davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEDY

- .I
~ i"lu,'' 49,, ~ - "i'' W ,'' 100
nt"'"'IS IA '.' IH NJ i''i ~ "'.''''
,TII,ir .ti.'., I,J ,,ifi.,r,' .Ii,,r nI. ,r,,- .
viii l,,1I,r,, tL, I,',lIL IL r.,,,.,- ,F, .,,-r-
ur,,,r, L,lI h,.,I r..,fnr,. In. ham ~. g..
,l,r. Wien caused fr,,u, r,r,uI,tur,. d.. 81.
and ur,.,,.ut- n =. han nom t.,IIru. ,.lr ami e..
That rrI,l,.,..ti,t Ir.bru. tIaf liz. rr,-., o.
hnrr-, d,,.,y Tur. J5u,irutf and an .......,
IN. s,.,Ir and -. g, liair nr,,-iuu u I.,-r....
H..L.v ~. ,,i,,. , t,.A ms and irJ.,.
firr,r,.
N"Ilh.,'Hi''h "''"i- '''"i"'. - .
me = Inc Greatest 'hih- Ia me hH'N''
tluvrl>yIli.. >tGHidrd y Y IaL .-r.
please al that have used H. and rlcs tr.
Hudson SIN, y \ I-ss .,,. I,. t.....
and rht. Treatment Of IL ru,,u,,..,r.,.. t..
tho. h.sIr To- row ul.ull fI,. head OF coll. bottle.
where. II ll,> been ,rf t,r y,.r> ami ,,.
thankful
Ih,. Vermont Fnt,n.ui Arrfll4 ~
Ham Nrr,,. i. 81, t,,,.,,.,,.,ti,,,, at ,Iirr ....
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
AMERICAN AND FOREiG -r
X. II. EDDY,
tore OF piT,

Far Inrenft"ns. IfGd. N0rI, ,, h..
40 - Stat" Street. "pp"-ir, EHtt >r,...
Mass.
After Al extensive practice. .ni l...s,.....
wears continues /" secure patient. ..
States also III Great hrIia.I. i.i......,,
elm countries. iaNcai~. >ptcIitlt..r
i.mmcutS. and all papers "T dIawiu-- e.,
executed un lihcra terms. and viii ,,-..
searches made int" \ American "r tore.
determine the validity "r urIiir, OF .....
v,.ntiuii~-and le-al 81 utl'r al, ir,. r...,4
matters t"uchug th, >an' "pI,.- %. o..
ANY patent furnished hI IruiIt.l. g.
m,.ui- recorded Al washington
TE-TIMONIAL>
Il regard Mr.. Eddy a~ ON 81 then.
aud capable practitioners w.ih Wtn,i
official intercourse. 'Ii-t>. NA~,I,
"Hu!ui -iuI...'. Of o..
1 have no hesitation IL ASSUMING .i......
they cannot employ p"I~"n moe. ,ur..,..
truI-tworthy. aud nor" capable OF l..r...
applications in form I" e'Cur, iuI lI,r
and favorable, consideration 80 the. I..r..... .
EpMTSn EUEKI Late. omr -....
tents.
Mr.. 4. II. Eddy has mad,. i"I 900, ......
Oh all hat one al which patents ls,... .,.r
and that j. now p-ndu.. ~u,t ....
proof 81 great talent and ability ul. .- .....
IN. tn recommend all inventions O., fIa...
llorrI,- th.I patents IS th's NAV .. -.
IN. lie. most faithful Hif'IltIru h..-f....
casts and ~ v-rl reasonable 'h.'|-.-
I,u~,uu Jan. /. l-1l.-lE. Lpl.N &c..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04

Hope, Corsica, Sicily, California and
Cuba have also their plantations. The
eucalyptus. III fact. is making the
tour of the world. Already efforts
are being made to introduce the
tree into Ceylon as All autidote
to Jungle fever. Unfortunately, it is
too delicate to stand English springs. -
PdH .HdH gazette.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
SALEM LEAD COMPANY,

Warranted FlRE WHITE LEAD.-W,u.
known throughout New England rs the WHITEST
FINEST and BEST
LEAD TAPE. - in wide on reels for Curtain
Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON. from /. to . ipch,.. ui,..
On reels for Builders
LEAD PIPE. OF any size or thickness
Al lowest market prices for goods of equal quail
ity. FRA NCIS BROWN Trra.urir
Ut hezo Salem Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE!

The subscriber wishes IL sell the farm IaieIH
owned and occupied by the lat" tIe". ". W nm
said farm is located in Barnet. ; miles IRON ia@
sumusic and one, and ne-tnurth miles from Morse :
mills. II contains about ~ acres III good anh WIN
an excellent sugar Orchard of one Thousand trees
also a good apple orchard Of lar.c trees Buildings
are in good condition with never failing water
Terms made easy. Possession given immediately
if desired LYDIA -. M
Rarn.t VI May oI I-15 aft
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
Farm and Personal Property
FOR SALE!

The subscriber offers for sale, the personal prop
erty and farm in Kirby. vi. three miles from the
village of West Concord. known a. th" T. W
Burroughs place lately owned and occupied 10y
Dan C. lIurrumghS. The farm consists oi about
two hundred acre, of GOOD land including seventy
five acres ot excellent woodland which contains
GOOD sugar place of over seven hundred tees.
Tn. buildings are in GOOD repair with water run
ming both To- the h"uIs.. and barn Good orchard.
IT the place is not sold AT priNat" sale 10y the
10th of June next the will he sold al public
auction. of which du,. notice. viii Ia, given.
Also good stock ui farming. tools. $50 TN sap
buckets and 100 w""dcn ones, sap pans and sugar
utensils generally. quantity "t hay and straw. !
milch COW, | farrOw COW. | Nrarlin. htIicT. mare
with tOal. four year old colts. | buggy WAGON, /
spring board, single sleigh traverse sled, set
OF scales about 5000 shingl, :! buffalo robes. and
various other articles of personal property
Terms reasonable. For further information ap
PLY to the subscriber To David Chapman. last
81. Jnhnsbury. Ian Z. burroughs. ON the premises
and \. X. Quimby. West Concord
sl-.5 SAMI FL " FORD A->LI-,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
To Builders and Lumber Dealers

The subscriber has ,"ruplyt,d IBIS rl..
victory. and i now prepared t. iu''..-
Hud dimension timber OF almost 81. a..-
trees are large. and Ia, can furnish l.'i- ..f
tlml,'I for r~i,,cIal purpu>,~. III, ~....-.. ...'
IN been ia the business NOR. tiHu i..r..
hattcl~ himself lac understands vI..' "
want. and he can ill hill, sI,rr,isl, and SITE
rilN. DANIEL .,...I
81. I"hnsbury. MaN l. l-75 -rr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
Gsfafr.s.

,,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA lplsIknl 80
- In Probate Court held at the i'r"hate ,'i,Cr u,
81 .Tohusburv. the Goth day OF May y ~ 80
Tnhu H. Darling. administrator ii" h"nl- non upon
th,. ,stat,. of Saml G Clark late Of r"t"n III @'i'
district deceased presents his administrator &c
count for examination and allowance. and n'in'~
applicntnn for II decree "f distribution an" pau
nf the estate of SAID deceased.
Wh,r,uI,un. il il ordered 10y said C"uIt tha' 7i'"
account and said application hr referred I" -
sion thereof 10 he held at the Prnhai" ,'rh''
in said It .Iohnshury. III" 10th day al june.
4 ID l-15 for hestrin. and decision thereon: Nhu u
!. further ordered that Notice hereof hr gwen ''
all persons Interested. by publication "l th' same
thr, WEEKS successivcly in the al''l"nlar ne" ;
I,n.r nublishrd at -. .Inhnshury previous I" sal"
lime Amounted for hearing. that they may appear
nj uid time and place and show cause # any th' !
NAV have. why said account Sll"lh h''' ~ ''""''
and such decree made
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
tru, cnpy of record. Attest.
7I7f HENRY FRENCH, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DI-Iki' I. -
- In Probate Court held al the Probate one" II
81 .Jolnsburv in said district on Tia" @ith day 4"
Nav \ II. Is1j.
Willis Il. Pope, administering upon the r-t't' 90
John l.. Pope. lat" "i liaih"l'h. III 1h"
tinn account t"r examination ana 'i"% "h''
and makes apI,icIti"n for deere 81 dist 'huil"l
and partition nf the estate of sud deceased;
Whrrrtunn il j. ordered 10y said '"IIri thai san
crIut and aid :.II,lictun h' referred l." s''>~l"I
thereof to he. held at TN, Probate. Oit"r III ~ Johns
bury. on tho Eth day "t june. \ u 10. hl
hearing and decision thereon. and 1t Is i"lth'l
ordered that notice hereof br gwen I" an person
Interested hy publication ut tn sam" three W'h'
-uccr>~iN,ly III the ta,lrd'mian. newspaper pun
li~h-d at ST bloomsbury. previous I" -ild nm" a"
time and place and show c;I'lSr. If any they may
have why said account should not he allowed dh'
such decree made.
HENRY FRENCH H,.II-t,l-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
HENRY FRENCH E-gI~t"I-
true. copy of Record. Attest.
141t HENRY FEE\t II. R".i-t~r-

STATE OF VERMONT. tNLEruNIN lil-IEICl. -.
Sin PnbaJr Court held Al the Fr"haI" Dlic" III -,
I"hn,bury, in said district. "n the 2+th dhN "i
May. \. Il. l-.5.
John W. Lewis administrator with the Will al
nrN,rI uIun the estate of John lIIll Late of Htrr
ford i'll said district. deceased. makes aFpli"h
tinn for a decree, of nf distribution and partition &"
the estate of said deceased.
Wherrupon il j. ordered by said court. thai sand
.nplirIfiun hc referred a session eli said court
rn liz held al the probate office III said II
Juhn-bury on the 18th day al june. !. l. l-1j
for hearing and decision Theron And II i inTtti
ordered thar notice hereof Toe INrn to all I.'I-uIl.
INTERESTED bN publication OF thu same three week
-lcr S~iN rlN ia thu tal'tuIii.tII. -paprI pub
li-h-d Al - .I"lI-hurN previous Ia said time aI
I,niutrd i"I h,aIin-. that they may appear al -il,
Tim. and place. and show cI,i>,. il any they may
have. why said account ~hruld not he allowed an'
such decree. uiad,.
BN the Court. Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
NINEl IEENI IT. Et-i,lrT-
\ triI,. copy uf rrCuTd--ttty-t-
40 HENRY FEENC H. REGISTER.
LIS : EnEn> EsT\IE-

hII~ : lords ENIA Z
" Ih, subscribers hayIH- been appointed 10y
the Honorable Probate Cont t"I the District al
talrduua. commissioners To- receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of tll PERSONS :i-i !
thr ,--tdt" "t Dd- :. Ford. lat. al llTdwirk.
said district deceased. represented Inor!
yruI. and thu. tenn II months from TIN -fh DAY
- Man. 10 hcIu- allowed hE aid t"uTl 1" the
cl,iIr"I- said deceased Ah!hIi and prove thriI
respective claims btoI, is irlN, notice. that "a"
y al attend To- thu duties "f ON appointment ~
ia" dwrlliu--h"u-" Of bilhi e. f"Id. III
iitrdw III -aId District "u the Nh day "t un'
ami nh dan "t November ~ NJ. At clock. Ill
tn, lfIr rIl",,I. ,-'iru II sad dHN~.
III LEH >lil!M \. ',nyvr.,,n>rr.
- /. T.. iOA EIINtN. y "a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
About the House.

An easy method of breaking glass to
any required form is 10y making Il small
notch. 10y means of file. on the edge
of Il piece of glass then make the end
of Il tobacco pipe. OF IL rod of iron
about the same size, red hot in the fire
apply the Hot iron to the notch. and
draw il slowly along the surface of the
glass. in any direction you please {: Il
crack will he made in the glass and
will follow the direction of the iron.
Round glass bottles and TASKS may be
cut in the middle by wrapping round
them a worsted thread dipped in spirits
of turpentinc. and setting il on fire
when fastened on the glass.
TO clean and restore the elasticity of
cane chair bottoms Turn the chair
bottom upward and with hot water and
Il sponge wash the cane /: work well.
so that it is well soaked should it be
dirty, use soap let it dry in the air.
and it will he us tight and firm as new.
provided none of the canes are broken.
When a cork gets pushed down into
the neck of bottle. insert il loop of
strong twine and engage the cork in
any direction most convenient. Then
give il strong pull. and the cork will
generally yield sufficiently to he with
drawn.
The easiest way to hold pearls. in
order to drill OF otherwise cut then, is
to fit them loosely in holes bored in a
piece OF wood. \ few drops of water
>prinkled about the aperture causes
the wood filters to swell and holds the
gems firmly. When the wood dries.
the pearls fall out.
The best mode of oilihg Il belt is to
take it from the pulleys and immerse it
in IA warm solution of tallOw and oil ::
after allowing it to remain few mo-
ment> the belt should he immersed in
water heated to 100 degrees Fall. and
instantly removed. This will drive
the oil and tallow all in. and at the
same time property temper the leather
| Is YoUE LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS =
/ Sickness prevails everywhere. and
every body complains of some disease
/ during their life. When sick. the oh
icct Is to get we'll now we say plainly
/ that no person i'll this world that is sui
fering with Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and its effects. such as Indigestion. Cos
! tivencsS. Sick Headache. Sour Stomach.
/ Heart burn. Palpitation of the Heart.
/ Depressed Spirits, Biliuusness. etc.. can
take Green's August Flower without
getting relief aud cure. If You doubt
this. 90 to your Druggists. G.. c. Bling
ham or Geo. Randalls and get a Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular
size - cents. Two doses will relieve
You.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
iiOl;,II iiiiEI.l.I,
IlUIttIT 'If LII-I1
N AZ E P r A.

NIl-VIi l. 4 h,aturifuI -"ld-u chestnut eight
wears old next fall stands about fifteen and ole
halt hands hI-h. and Wei III - hen good tIIm
about loco POUNDS lie sired bN Wander bIli .
hr hy old Lexington Of krntuCk N-,,nv of the
famous IuunIu. h"rsr~ 81 hI- dIN. The dam
II Vanderbilt was got hN ,ucu-thoruug bred
NazcpIi : dam WIS sired hv SiI Htnrv-th"Tuu.li It.
brrd-and heI dam by Sill Waltrr-thurou. Inbred
combining some 81 the h,->r blood "f their day.
MaZrpl hats taken inst premium, at county Fairs.
Nhru .IupttIu- with the best HORSES the Stale.
ll~ first get three wears old took fr~r premium
gentleman drivers last fall at Iiu"ill,. County
Far. His N,ilhu-> and two Ncil uld~ also took
the First Premiums III l-.3.-ln Isl hi- stock was
Ir'ivd the First. SECOND AMI Third Pre- MUM, at
she lamuIllr County Fair iur colt lay the dam :
sid ali h,iu- less than tnur months old at The
time they were shawn. In Ia OF hi~ colts
W,T' deed th' inst again. al tom months old.
Nalrppa will stand the pres, ut - son al the
~tahl, 90; William .. Me, luI"'k. ~" mir- from
N"rrIsN liz, uu the Randolph road each dan III the
week.
Trrm>->inglr Leap. So payable at time
ot service. 4" warrant. ~i2.
n mares disposed ut before, f"aIu- viii lee con
~id,rvd with t,h Mares kept mss III stable
Al reasonable rates All POSSIBLE, Will h, tax
"a L" prev cut ESCAPES lat entirely the risk "f
their "Wnrr- All correspondence ~ reference L.
thu above will receive prompt attention. Pains
will hr taken t" show Nalrpp1~ ~1",k-'li,~i
wears thI~ >priu--.t Nh. Met intuck ~tIil, Nor
ri~>ill' and Al W = i"w man >t.thl,. Sew I,rr.
W. e. MCt LIN ID X
/. j. MrCLI\IOCk rr"lrrrt"r~.
". +. BOWMAN
M"rT,N liz, MAY / I-.j. 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE,
WESTERN TICKETS !
Flowers,
Shrubs,
Plants.

The subscriber il prepared L. furnish Flowers
Plants. Shrubs and FInt Trees and rvrrythiu.
pertaining t. the Flower and Vegetable Garden
Tomato Cabbage, and other plants IN their season
Also. Flower and Vegetable S.cdS
JAMES HAMILTON. st. .I"hnsbmrv Vt
IL une-D corner "i Webster and Paddock st
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

y journal of information for advertiser. Edi
Il"n $500 copies Published weekly Terms ;.
per al mum. i'll adj vance
rive specimen copies different dates Ia on. ad
dress for 2icts. Office. No. Il Park Row M
hork GEO. L. HOWELL & co
Editors and Publishers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
Two Village Residences
FOR SALE

The large two-st"ry house Spring Street.
" hrre now reside: also the !. 9. BnGha house
on Church Street. Both house are in good repair
and in good locatnn-l,.ss than three minutes walk
from churches post office and stores and but short
distance from the scale works Enquire of
GIFT e. &. BINGHAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04
Working Oxen for Sale

Onr pair of good w"rkin. Weight about
5000 lbs For sale 10y
=. j. HASTINGS.
1ltf Pa~sumVsic. ' I.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04

IHE EUCALNPTr>- tialibaldi is oc-
cupled. among other schemes. in plant
ing the famous Eucalyptus gIobuIus
(Au>tldllan gun-trc,') around Rome.
with view To prevent malaria. Tray
ellcrs in the south of Europe have now
an opportunity at admiring noble >peci-
mems OF this tree in the promcnadcs
and public gardens of Nice. Cannes.
Hyercs and Algier> while in Spain its
health giving properties are we'll known
and appreciated. In l-6O the cucal\p-
tus was first introduced into Spain ON
account of its hygenic virtues. and these
were 81 soon discovered by the Door
people OF Valencia that they used to
steal the leaves tor the purpose of max
ing decoctions. The Cape of Good
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04

The song is not done by any means.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-04

Bassrllurrr,
The song Is done.
But the little invisible beings all said
"lhc song Is never done; that is the
best OF all | know it. and therefor,
I'm the happiest of all -
But the children could neither hear
that nor understand il. nor ought they.
Tor children must not know every
thing, ILLUS ChriStion IntierSen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06
CONGRESS

In The Senate yesterday the only thing of
special interest Was the discussion of L,uisi-
ana Atf:irs, synopsis of which appeared 10
the Gazette. MIR. Thurman offered resolu-
ton calling upon the President for Information
IN regard to the employment Of Uuited States
troops in News Orleans Mr.. Copkln raised
The oj .ctlOu to II that il did not contain the
usual phrase of Difference to the judgment of
the President III the matter; aud upon this
point there followed heated aud acrimonious
debate. Mr.. Thurman declared that The PEG
pie had the right to demand statement. lie
Denounced the unlawful and tyranDical ways 10
which the United States army has been used
for the oppression Of the people Of Louisiana
and to defeat the ends OF justice. Mrssrs
Conkliug. Morton, Howe and 4 muudS, sustain,
ed the administration and attacked the " hite
League organization. Mr. Salisbury spoke
briefly, ard in rep ytc the question of Mr. Howe,
IVY hat will You do about it Should the Prcsi-
dent refuse 10 answer?" said the people
would tear the gown from the shoulders OF
this Casa" Pending discussion the Senate,
at 4:4Op. III. adjourned.
lu the House of Representatives, a memo
rial was presented asking that the subscription
of the city oil Washington to the Piedmont
and Potomac Railroad may be transferred TO
the Southern Maryland Railroad, y bill was
reported for the appointment of comnls-
sloner to etqulre INTO the preservation OF TIM
Der upon the public lands. The Army Ap-
preparation bill was taken up, When Mr.. Beck
OBJECTED that he had been unable to procure
the documents relating to the army during The
past year. aud that he would DOT consent to
proceed with the bill until he had them. Mr..
Beck suggested that if they showed that the
army had been embloyej in Louisiana tor civil
du;y by order Of the Attorney General, it
would be necessary to bring articles Of impeach-
uleut against him. Mr.. Wheeler, who had
charge oil the bill, agreed that the point was
well taken, and it was laid aside. Mr. Builder
made a determined effort TO get the Senate
Civil Rights bill before the House, but hlibus-
tering was commenced on the Democratic side
Various unsuccessful proposals for compro-
tulac were Dad", when the Louisiana question
again came up, and was briefly discussed by
M"ssrs. x. Butler and Randall. Without
acting Oh me pending question the House
adj urn 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

The Washington Republican says, that Ii is
evident, from cursory glance at the opinions
expressed 10 the newspapers of the courtry
that there is sectional division of feeling on
the subject of Government subsidies TO Intern
al improve ment schemes, the far West and the
South almost unanimously tavorlng Govern
ment aid for merilorious projects, while, With
some exceptions, the East aud the North are
opposed to it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06
NtAIsKIED.

On the fourth oil January, 1875. by Rev. DR..
Norton, CHARLES E. BEAR, of " ashngton,
u. c., to TEMPE W., youngest daughter OF
C. g. Berry, OF this city.
Atthe residence OF the brides father by Rev.
J b. Taylor, on the evening OF Tuesday, Dec.
%, Mr. CHAS. X. JOHNSON, OF kappshsn-
mock county, to Miss BETTE I. AhCI'
daugh ter of Buckner Yarcy, Es4., OF CuIpeper'
By Rev. j. Taylor, at Brandy station, Pee.
%, Mr.. JNO. B. FACLCONER to Miss IL A.
RY N. JOHNSON, both of Culpeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

TIE STATE DEBT. We lcarn from the Rich
moud DISPATCH that considerable Duwber OF
i. fucutial 'auti-iuudiug' members Of the Gen
er0l Assembly have bad caucus in relation
to The public debt question. No conclusion
was reached, aud another Conference will
suou be had. Ii is understood to be tine pur-
pose of these luciuhrrS to orgauize TO reslsts
more Systematically aud strongly than ever be-
fore any aud all attempts to enforce the prov-
sons Of the funding bill, and further, to de-
mand from the boua holders such compromise
as will, III their opinion, bring the debt down
to d figure which the State can easily pay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

A bill has heeu introduced In the House Of!
Delegates which provides that the Sup-rlotcn-
dent of Public Buildings, under the direction
of the Governor, shall have Constructed in
some part of the rotunda Of the capitol suitable
cases, made of the native woods Of Virginia, 10
which specimens Of all the minerals of the Stae
NAV be collected aud exhibited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

The Postmaster General has suspended the
payment of all moneys on account OF subsidies
to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company until
the opinion of the law officer Of the Postnlfice
department, which has been asked for, is given
as to the propriety of making further pay
ments The payments under the subsidy act
which amount to $500, 900 Annually, are pay.
able quarterly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

The Louisville Courier uurnal says: They
have Gen. Ben Butler iu the Cuban lusur
gent army, in the person Of Colonel Jlmeuez
jim encz destroys the plantations unless the
owners pay him tax Of So 90 each hogshead
of sugar. La the district which Jimeuez has
under his control there are half million hogs
heads of the article
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

At the session of the Cabinet yesterday the re-
cprocity treaty with the Sandwich Islands was
discussed, and seemed to meet the full APPROX
al of the President aud Cabinet 1t is proba-
BILE that at an early day the President will send
this matter to the Senate accompanied by a
special message.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

The New York Herald says that what Ger.
Grant has caused to be done in NV Orleans
will prove Flushing and rretricvable blow to
him aud the Republican party, unless Con-
gress shall promptly repair the moustrous IN
Justice which has been perpetratcd uadcr the
ewes of one of its committees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

Seth Ledyard Phelps has been nominated
by the President for Commissioned OF the Dis
trict of Culur!bia, vice H. y. Blow. resigned.
Phelps was formerly LleuteLant in the navy
and afterwards Vice President Of the PAc!hc
Mail Steamship Company. The latter posi-
ton he resigned during the StcckWell regime.
Though credited to the District, Phelps Is
originally from Illinois, and is an old personal
friend of the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

Edward T. Williams, who, with j. x. Moore,
was concerned in the robbery of Treasury Ger
ti6cates from the Internal Revenue office 10
Washington last summer, and made his escape
10 Philadelphia, has been rearrested IN Baltl-
more and sent back to Washington. Moore
was caught again in Washington last week.