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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09
CsltivAaiss TAs White Ash

The valus Of white ash for timber II
% we'll kaown that Il may seem q.
noss supsrasoua 70 name Il. There i
scarcely ) hrm Implement from ! rake
handle sp 70 . reaper Or mower, Of
which The tough white ssh does no.
form part. Hut ,hs cultivation oi
thh valuable srss has bssn. and l. still.
sadly ssslsstsd, IN Regions where good
timber for The purpose named u. and
ever viii b needed. The time will
eons whom The implsmsnts required for
asrleslssral purposes on tho fsr western
rrairiss viii b manufactured .hcrs.
and good timber must b. had; .hsre-
fore i requires no great stretch VI
Imagination 70 ~ that . profitable
market viii soon exist far away from,
she prsssns soarcs II supply. The cul.
sivation Of such timber u lits money
pus out . oonpoand interest. aud man
investing ! very small ssn q 6rss viii
soon aad himself shs pessss,r Of large
and constantly increasing capital, The
white hasis tres easily grown iron,
Esd. which nay y obtained In anlimi.
~ ssssti.iss and very obeaply. Tbs
sssdllsC nay b easily traasplanssd
without tsas of loss. and they will suo.
essA 10 almost any good rich soil A,
arss shs sssdlisss appsss % make slow
progress 10 comparison with cotton.
woods sal willows but when fairly -.
sablsAsA, their growth 10 rapid and iu
every way satislae.ory. AZ soon - shu
sssss ~ . lsw inches II diameter tho
timber = rsady Tor ~. and thence
forward ssntiuuss TO ineesass with 40
rarnsSs who ars IN nssd. o. hkoly q
b. u god timber, should not ncglsc,
shs sulslvatios Of shis most valuable
tres.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

nv N@ws@t N#fs#NM We 1S*NEi
a~s shs ssslsess. u ~ aesas.s, ht*sms
A3aA ~ ~*rs~asss,sss 4 sspasila.
en- mst~.lls arrsnaets |, " 49,
AxAa hsss~.n rArs.l ~ lNAas, Al
shs~eA svws 4 sht sl.snxs sssA.s
esss Astsssls vie II #sls u atrtsl
~. Nisssss Niaata lFlNsr. lAwel
ahls sssswta y sflis II nta,er
Assesirsisa " The stretched starved
M ttsaeA r%assNst, tsfvs. sh. ls.s
slstien. u ths Iiiuaeis AnA ls~a fssm
~ u ss.as. ". sttaegls i em-
fAasicall, enc hs'~sva rsyass.tss.
Il has bent lss sartsl.s 1, sslsias ths
railroad rselle~, ha. lss.ci, " lsll !
iesta Legislatures, lac. isasnn,.a |,
sdset that ss'a.iar. snt N hv~ cp,n.
rellea 10 fsesis frem pcsi,ions 70.
hssst,y takes ana s,.srely antsnstls
Ths break down " shy pa,sr Law and
liaarsd lsgislstiea il the resal. d
polisioc. ssonomis laws. stronger than
sAess VI any Legislature The State
sannos interfere ~ advantage In the
minute details u aay business, |,
cosld more sasil, d. tue propsr prices
u bs..er aud egg. The Year reuna,
than establish The proper eharg-
= for earring butter aud eggs any
dissases. q any time. Ags,u, dis.
crimiaation" u Just. and The Gtaager
attempt 70 prsveas Il VA unjust.
Grain shipped fro@ N inpostan. sta.
ton In cars which have gone froln tbs
metropolis 70 that station full of goods
Tor the local marks. can bs prodsatl,
carried q rates which would not pay
the actual espsnss ofoarryiag an equal
amount Of ffsigh. from smaller s,a.
sisn 10 which cars must b. run empty.
FOR Leak II local demand for goods. In
The 6rss case. the railroad company
uatss something out of trips In the
second. both she cars run ono way u :
dead loss. The trip cost somsshing and
yields nothing. Ths sGsos of Illinois
lsgialasion agains discrimination WAS 10
deprive The large stations ofiss bsni6ss
and 70 loavs the small ones unaffected
Tor good Or bad.
Thsss causes prevented any direct
good result from Granger legislation,
They have q last bscsme plain 70 tho
average law maker. outside of Wisoon.
sin. II that .unforunass State. the
Potter Law has bssn very little chang
I'd. and shs railroads are being crippled
without bsusAt 20 ths farmers. Min.
nssota has really fallen back upon the
old eeanea-law doctrine that a.'sommon
carrier cannot sharsa)more than rsseaa-
bic rates. Her Railroad law and that "
Massachusetts, are much alike. We
ars coming % the sams thing In Il
linois. The sooner " get there tho
hsttss. IN. x Evening Post.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

81. Nicholas for April has cone and
10 rich leaves haa been rssd By ssorss
y happy youns onss.
We woadss what lsnliliss With child.
~ N then dM before 6ssibasr sad
Mary Mapss Dedss sstsssa iase ~,
blssssA conspiracy asaisse svsryshlas
salevsly asd unpleasant u shild Ne.
y whish thb aseasias ~ ths rssslsl
W. eaasot help feeling : pssssaal
ialsesse IN 10 vide nlrsulstlsa. Owe
II q your children. and II you ars
blsosd With ) houss fall Of lhsm. saka
Two er three copies. . that shs littl,
| ones VII not lops patience y waiting
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09
rrlee q ~ unloeA Nea0es nsylese
Ntolueee.

81 noe ths aanouncsment that tha
Revised Statutes wsrs ready for a..
asibution. the 0evsramsnt printer has
received numerous Letters from all parts
VI the United Safes who desire 10 pur.
chase copies. The lsw providing Tor
tue publication of tho statutes authors.
= their sals BY tho Secretary Of State.
=. price equal y 10 pr cent. more
than The cost Of shs paper. prsss-work.
and binding, Tho Cove ramsns printer
hAa axsd tho price - 0S.7i per copy.
u which price tho book can b. ob.
tairsd. The demand for Tree copies
has bssn - great that. 10 order y
prevent tho mlsaPPropriation of those
furnished for The ~ of shs Depart
mea'a and members Of Cosgrsa. three
distinctive marks have bssn placed up
on The cover; oas designating lhs
copies belonging 10 tho Departments.
another thsss belonging 70 Congress.
and another those for sale. The lare-
on sales that have yst been made have
been % dealers. who In vesslling will
Of course charge IN advance on The
0overnmsas price; but The Secretary
of State announces for The bsnsas oi
The legal profession that he b prepared
10 furnish copies 10 any one u ths price
already named,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09
setaA s *sAsseAss4s

sha#s&Ass sstsAs. ~sAs lmAt "A
.fsst esfs = - Asasss F.es KA
ass - HAAsafs a. stte.s We
spft tFstttt aHAn u ss'#ht i~sAs# mrss
- ssiief ~sA : rsss swli a tss, ssA
shaHttsiHsss f. - rssteHss-, W.
~Hs " se#sss i u istA.rsA ~nh sls
l#aa i asaf eas III a.ssh
r. masfsesrts y aasisl r..4s "A
IA .aish, .+ani sra sea4.s,-x
fteafatliehl 10 saas maa Il r N.
esaHif. sd liz A'ss" TAss ~
saei PAINFUL s,snes 1ret,s i. -. IA
Y, We wsa n N. grave .s.ae..
ca a. snysliag r. ,os y Jay,
49,
"Nan | seeka D.. sire age,
Ansslst silence uars NJ ase ~. an.
ier,akef began W suggesting iesr
sister,
i"pnr man .,sfel 4 mement, then
- lisht xssdnali. hrske spca HE pss.
picked mind. ls smiled 1 smile more
suggestive v sotrs~ than happiness,
end replied:
"No---my Wife
"Snldens
expected sa,Aia cf,hv kiai
f.r several months
when did Il happen"
Bout I o'clock this morning
Looks natursly"
"Rather : tSpoken carefully. aud
expressive ot some doubt,
'Abou. what 10 you van, the ecs.
of II 70 bsf'
"Don I care durnasion for eapcn.
ses; ct IL up kinder nice IN treat
her handsum. cause she 10 the srst vns
| ever had"
VERY vol my friend; you'll havs
Il liaed with white satin. l supposs,"
jest - you ssy. stranger
'Silver-bssdsd screws. TOO. sup-
posss"
"Y-a-as. | Is'psss %. An. stranger.
just put bully top 70 H."
"oh. Of course. and you'll want
glsss 10 i. also. ! supposed"
"Y-a-a.s--oh esrsainly....you bss.
Get her up sorimp.ious' yos know old
fellow. None u your drafted oss-hoss
6xings for ne. No Stree"
just o. Silver handles of courss. !"
"Ehs What's sha. you ~. Strang.
sf; silver haadles! ! Him seaud
silver screws. and sich. but there u 10
~ maxim the hull tsrussion tray of
silver. The thing has 70 b moved.
asd must have handlcs. bat I aiu't
% stuck up - thst nov; no, quite.
stranger. !"
Very we'll. aequisecsd The man x
otsequics. "I'll pat ordinary handl.s
to Il then.
"Eggs.sc.l., .hem's nm, mister,
now yer .alksn' Or'nary handles n
10, But, | say. stranger. (rsiFss.ivs.
y. mako tho wheels glisen like thun.
der
''Nh-..wh-.. wheols!"
''Yas. wheels What's the matter
with you. Any howi''
but who over heard VI wLesls to
cofiins''
"Comn!" sbrlskcd tho detected.
ID looking young man. Coffin. NV.
Who the dickens said anything absu.
coffinhs''
Why, don's yon want ) coRny'
''Ns.o! durn your eolin. want 4
cradls--a trap 70 rock my new baby
In.
And isn't your wife deads"
"Not my lugful Don't yer make
cradles for ssles''
NO n, friend. ! am An I'm dertak.
sr."
''Indsrtakcr Il what"
II make collins"
"Oh, Lord. let me kstoh tho fsller
that sent me hcrc!"
And tho grisf-stricken youth cram.
mod his hat over his eys. ran biz banda
deep down In the pockots ofhis srouser.
looms, and pounccl ont on tho streets
scare hing for vengaucc. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09
TINE OLEAxDER.

Tho Olsandsr . very ornamental
plant whom properly grown. but ~
seldom - Aas specimens. There h
scarcely enc of my readers who has no.
sssn doxsss Of tall ssragsly plants. ]
propose so g,ve : few directions By
vhish aas plants may b srows.
Tsts : healthy cutting, place Il In =
bottle o. water. and lst Il remain
there III roots appear; then pct L,
shiltlag u Into larger sized pots - II
roots rsqsirs room. Do not try - have
Il branch uasil Il blooms. II viii then
have ! long. strsighs stalk god
fousdasisa lsr ths plass yeu desire.
After blooning. three shoots viii start ;
allow shsss 70 grow. = these ars shs
Aowsr shoots: but aftss these hsvs
bloomsd. sut back oil The shoots -
within four or 1vs inches of ths fornes
brsnehIng Plsss. Do this ssoh slms
The plant bloons.
Two yssss go " bad plant given
- whish vas four years old and ssvsr.
d feet high. II The autumn NJ hss-
hand ssnorsslssaly yst u down 70 With.
10 lvs inches of shs 1sss branshiag.
bss sisss ssastiae ths following sCriss
Il grew rapidly. The Olsasdsr has
asay go essliaiss Il viii blasa
veil fes 10 oWasr sll ssmnsr and then
aftsr cutting dswa In sbs lAll, nay h
put In dry esllsr for The winter, %.
ing better during the following ssmnss
les 10 lsag rsss. while growing Il -.
qsirss - absadssss of WAFER. Il
would - > eeod plss % allow Il 4
ssasd u pass ssnsssatly fsll = water
en- allss blooming. whss wafer shosld
b gradually withhold sill sas h. and
thea Il saould b put 10 ths cellar and
% more water given u till ~ Sollsw.
isg spring. Il y veil . rs-pos shs
plsats every three ysass usss bslsss
slsssisg shsa ID The spring.. n yeu
. ~ wish then II larger potA pars
~ bsll of sosss WITH sharp knils q
shs idss aad botsos, ss.pes IL stresg,
ROB loan. sad ~ u ) shaded plsss,
saA In : fsw veshs ~ reos viii l6su
sss~. kitty Clover n FLORAL Csb'
lsss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09
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s~ssi~~ss ts~m MlxA AstAesss,.
i.f%sass - t'esases.
NssAsHxs~a. fvl.rs lksa
ussssss.s
lhs s~rsra AAsim1 L~~a male sAA,
Ns'esst. kAslsA hsss~~as, u saets
VI ~ the STANDARD Mn rAtsersl ~NIees~
- M essl~siss n Nes~s>ass's. | taks
vr~aAsen y ~ .sAs - w u ~ III.
esats a Congress n esn~ss~sA. Web.
sa~s hsa never hs&H fslls~ea II ~tshs.
krarhs N rtsesire lss rAaAlexssa. ".
eessa " Ary ~thss Ae~smsNsa IN
ths ~vrtsats, wherever reveh fsvM shs
csrefs~ANal l'siwssMe Oaes smheas
the ianasasissa speA kAelisA sttAs.
gsArhs which Webster lastsAwesA,
they Ase Invariably setss~eA With est.
sscet~a rsssesiMg NJ established
spelling. - sspfsssssed ~ Worcester
asd the veAns VI Oh efsal kaalisA
written. Nsty Nsepseslslly,
A. h. HlsOFtOND,
Librarian II Csaeeso.
We fstnish NE llAis DsAalsa -
ysat With this Distlesasy fse % %
worth eis.o0.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

- NJ FULLER,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
LiMa RrHxas. liowAsn corxry, Iowa.
Collections attended 10 and prnceesls
prom Wv f~tnlttrsl. vlAn2l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

L u. cANF1El.n.
JUSTICE or THE rEACk.
cAxrtwtu MlHN,
WIN attend to COLLECTIONS and lwy taxes
for non.rrHl.entain any tMrt oil Fillmore
county, MINI.
llcfers bv rcrmlsalon n lion. Ucuten
Wells. PrAton. Mimi, Peter N~lIc. Lime
sprinGa Station, 1owaj ]. II, Easton.
llNnkrv, DEBORAH, Iowa &. \. Thnrlrr.
Crrscc, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09
- KEsME =. m EiI
lIs. N. r. I,sNOYEl.I.tts,
r Y. JONES. MD,
EssIDaMs SMssiciAx AsD ssaa sos.

cMearO, iowa
Having reiurnsd n ('fseco. hs Ull~sa his
professional services u tuel ~ may neMI
ihsni. Oll1u% Osvr Cawefds etvs.
ll@sidsare over WhItc'ssots &l,0~ ntshl
estls Msy b. msdc. i0nl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

God has a1ed upon she earth Two
rates which lead 70 heaven. lie has
placed them Al The two sslssmities of
lifs one u In beginning tho cshsr
At i,s end, Tho frat n that Of inno-
ccnes. the sseons, that u repentance.
Saint lsievrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

|Y YIDlA !, Ft.AvEI.. ~. y.
RESIDENT HOMEOPATHIC pnyslc.
Ian,
('hnANO, Iowa,
Ofles md rssl6ence. nre 1,,os Nmsh u
the bakery. Calla IN town N cnsinlsy
will rccelve pr0mrs Attention. ll!ssasee II
women Antl children i e1,eClAlty. lem6
homeopathic Gaaes hIi~d whsa desired
4 \. TRUMAN, n. y.
tTtecO Iowa
Having pesmaaGally loeMlel. respectfully
Ollrrs hl1 psofeaetCMaf segvice 10 ~ rill.
Eens u Cteero aad surrounding coaWlry.
Onsss. I.owrys Dvsg ssoss. Nlekss
Webster Hss,se.
KEsHEy1HD III
TN. n. r. DsNOYELLks.
II ihr only PHYSICIAN IN cy~Aro thss
makes CrHas 0s M PAv. (Ilare u lsJee'a
l)Tng HtOTs, N nsst d0m cees ~ piAiH
l,sAtss Banding, 0J1n1lts j. \. ItspN,
Cfeer0. lows
nMwmtWr inih iH74. fAyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

There Ii no loss hut change. m death lnit
slm,
M parting. sNve the slow. corSapllnE pMln
~ aundetrL faith tllAs nrycr lives again,
Miss Muloch.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

Morality without religion b snly .
Kind u deAd reekoaing...as sndeavor
70 navigate ! cloudy - BY measuring
tho distance w have run. but without
observation of shs heavenly boiiss..
l.ongfsllow.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

The buaioss oi living agents are csr
tain dead mons thoughts --Dovos.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

I.ct earh mAn think hlM2c,l IN ~. NJ uMi,
tils mlnd thought. his ilfs breath III
tlosl
And IL. cnrh try by great thoughts aud
gotxl deeds.
tn show the Most VI lleavcn lie hn.A In
him
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09

The dial
Receives many shaslca. and each points 10
the sum,
Tho shadows Nfe many, lhc sunlight n ens.
Llfc's sorrows SIN ilnctualc uod's love
d0cA n0t
And Ills hove u unchanged. when |,
chAAgca Our lot
~~DWan Mcroxllll,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-09


>. "A ONE
~~m~~~~~~~m9m~~~~m.~~~u
,sYyURsAIN
II. ' nssa
ArpMSts AsiA~.
t~ssv~, tsos
i'wtHas~s Nsr~asu~ l~a,a ~ russar~ts~hs
ssgA#* us~s h4rN~.s i~~t F@s.s lsss~sA
IL 4 ws'natt'
ATTORNEY Arl.Aw
tssM@. n~a
usAv uv@ Mira lAMsh.vh. Mltssrss,
Aass esn asas Nsssh a ltAs, 4 uNsilss
u. ' s'''Srs's,
i ATTORNEY NrIAw,
NstssKaaA. lu~A
| win rrwsltv IN ,ht eemia II III. ima
.ius,ksAl tN~hat
w. y stAn.
ATTORNEY Ar LAW.
tnkAo. luws,
wm ~, r,c,~a .,.~,lca h IN \, r,a
mrs. entrusted ,o hls raf~, ullx~ In lIals
lk~hs hnil,iins. urt~nise ,irt~s
III. 9 soAnrks'
ATTORNEY ArLAw,
Cassro. Iowa.
| Have made arrAngrm~nA hy which III
/ tlnlms may w collcvtvl on moderate l~rms
In any part II the Union vibnhyl
IS. O. cASf'kln'
JUSTICE or THE rEAc..
cASrix.n MlHS,
VIII ATTEND 10 COLLECTIONS and IMy taxes
for non.re.lslentain In any pArt oi Fillmore
county, MINI.
llcfers hv permission IN llon. Itcuten
Wells. lrvAton. MINI. teter N~llc, Lime
SprinGa Station. ,lowat j. II, Eastun,
lsHnk~v, DEBORAH, Iowa {. \. Thnrl,cr.
Crvscc, Iowa.
I'D. NJ FULLER
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
lAMs ArH,xas. liowAsn corSrv. Iowa.
Collections attended 10 and prnceesls
prom Nv f~mlttrsl. viAn9l
YO2.H'L,S.
WEBSTER ''orsE,
ny J. y. WEBSTER.
CKxsco, Iowa.
I'm the wrat side of Film street, .hrsv
llMkH nurtl from the rNllrAh.
sTt'.od sial,llnk fnr tcanM,
cLorD''orE''
n II. GREENE. Pmor.
Corner WinnelAgo and Main IT., Opposite
lt,sl Once,
t,ooi Sample Roam1.
RAILWAY House.
rMAlWtx nr rmiks. wis
nivli ], Y. WILLIAMS. Proprietor
as4-s-ses4-
EVANS HOUSE
a. II, FLANDERS. Proprietor.
MctinwnoH lu~A.
Near The Steamboat Landing.
INheK ''o''sE
FLICK n Hay. rroprlr.ors.
AnsriS, M,ss.
This hnnse Inns lccn q,,,e recently bnIll
~ hrtck, Hnd newly furnished Throughout,
The prorriet0rs Intend making this llrs,
slnss ltA,ks IN every rcst,ecl
A, ~ FiErk tttscx.tl uKa. IlAs.
Hly/r/a.ly.
Il. a HzslaAx' n =
RnslDssr SURGEON ! PHYSICIAN.
CM0Dco. Iowa.
~ esadneoe u Mtehlmn Uulvupi,y.
~ 1ovolss hls wlsole tiae 10 kis ngo(esslop
1 n s,1ss,.rrN ~ as-@s.sss ~ s~Sta .i.s.~- N.
day ~ nl6ht. HIM ~ always sltse q soos,
IN service. have iNen rendered.
GdOfllrr M,d resldencu In first hultlIng
North NJ TtMkA 0lIlce. IN stairs vtl.bt
| A. NJ sLAckAAs, n ..
rgssiciAM AND auAanon,
Residence and eMes, oppsslss Deu,A. east
corner q csnst Msuse square.
Uaesc0, Iowa
Jas nocoLIuM, Nd
rilyslcIAN = SURGEON.
CssscO, Iowa.
Oflcs IN Prices Drug Htoc
sessss#s
d. n vr'''"ws'
rmvsirsAs Ann srans0N.
Iltcsvliis vi0noe1 Iowa. =
IL yp'A = r''AvEi'' n y
RESIDENT HOMEOPATHIC pHys,c.
Ian,
rM1scO, Iowa.
OMlCo and rsel6ence. nr0 10os NWsh u
Inc uokery Calla IN tOWn N cOuuley
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-04

The Supreme Court of the y. S. has rem
dered its decision in the long pending capita
ton tax case of the State of Maryland against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
10 which the right OF the State to receive one
fifth of the money paid By passengers on the
Washington Branch for fares, was involved
The effect OF this opinion is to settle definitely
bot only the legality of the claim of the State
of Maryland to the total amount involved IN
the railroad suits SO far brought against the
company for ope-ffth of the passenger receipts
on the Washington branch, but it further es-
tablisbes the principle that the State has valid
claim for one fifth OF the passenger receipts on
the branch road up to this time and for all
time to come, unless waived by lis own voluo-
tary act, irrespective entirely OF the amount OF
fare charged by the company. The company
will have to pay into the Treasury of the State
about 100000, principal and interest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-04
I'0RT OF.4L .naI'4. 1878.

A2KITEU.
Schr J e Budwell for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamship New York, Philadelphia, by F A
Reed.
Steamer Pilot Boy Curriomsn, by y Reed.
ScEr Katie q Robinson, Georgetown, by m:.s-
ter
Schr H L Slaght, Providence, r. l.. by John
p Agncw.
Schr Spencer from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr VIM Allen, for this port cleared at New
London LIST.
Schrs SkyIark and Cora for this port cleared
at Boston LIST.
Schr Ida Birdsall, from Georgetown, at Now
York 2l
The schr D NJ Anthony, heretofore reported
as striking on rock ut Georgetown and spring
ing aleak, having been repaired, wa; launched
from the ways here to-day, and again sailed
away for Georgetown.
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Great has been the disappointment Of the
stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
the reduction Of the usual dividend Of per
cent. 10 per cent The favorable exhibit made
at the recent annual meeting of the stockholders
of last years business, the satisfactory condi.
ton of the traffic at the opening OF the present
year, and the fact that 20 indication was given
at that meeting of any intended change in the
dividend paying policy of the road, led a num-
Der OF persons to anticipate in their expeudi
lures what they regarded as certain income,
and these will be the sufferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-04
NV Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
VALUABLE KING STREET PROPER
TY AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of deeds of trust from }. L. Smith
and wife. dated the first day Of July, IS Il, re-
corded in iiber K No. 3, page 49,, and the 3Cth
day Of November, 1861. recorded in lihcr l.
No. 3..page 1856, respectively, | will otter for
SAL, ut ;ub ic auction on SATURDAY, the
18th day o; May, 1875. ~ II o'clock NJ. on the
premises, the BRICK WAREHOUSES;, Ms;
80, fl and Al! King street between Fairina II"
Lee streets. Alexandria, Va, nrd running back
t, Fayctte sllci I'D also III" BRICK and
SLATED FlkE PROOF WAREHOUSE, on
Fayctt alley, in the rear OF the above New
tin roofs, painted on both sides, were put upon
the King street houses ia,t fall.
Trims OF sale: Une-!nu tn cash, and the re-
mainder ut +, II and - m ,uths. The title to be-
retuinc until ali the payments are coa:r"tcI'
The purchaser to pay al LAKES for the year Io'''
and al. the costs Of transferring the title.
ANDREW JAMESON, Trustee.
up IL ,20&2T & M IL, II, IS, I1&l5
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VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, MAY 4.
AIR. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, who recently
made trip down South, says: THE vote

MIR. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, who recently
made trip down South, says: The vote
most regret during my fourteen years service
10 Congress is that which cast last winter i'll
favor of the force bill" He is glad to have
made the trip, because it enabled him to un-
derstand the condition of the South better than
he has ever understood it before, and he has
come to the conclusion that it is not the ku-
kux who are running the South, but financial
and Industrial causes are at the bottom OF lts
troubles, and it will DOT improve until the
Forty fourth Congress shall repea! the financial
legislation of the FJrty-thisd. The Judge
thinks, as matters are now going on, not only
the South aud Southwest will be involved 10
ruin, but the whole country will be hopelessly
nsolvent.
y. s. Senator Dennis, of Maryland, who re-
Gently visited the South, has returned home,
expressing profound sympathy for the dis
tresse6 condition of the great body of the
Southern people. He represents the impoV.
enlistment Of the country as extreme; the finest
old plantations 10 South Carolina, and in the
sea islands are running to waste and becoming
overgrown with brush and wilderness, and says
the white people have tororn and detected
appearance, as if they had lost all hope. Florida
impressed him less favorably than any other
State, and he thinks it not worth to-day the
price our Government paid Spain for it years
ago. Like Judge Kelley, he believes the foam
cial condition of the South to be its present
greatest trouble, and that without the stimulus
of fresh capital, it caonot recuperate.
Notwithstanding the opinion of these gentle
men as to the future condition OF the South, if
the political policy that has been pursued to-
wards her had been otherwise; had she not
been given over to the adventures and plun-
derers, and an attempt made to crush the life
of the people out, at this day she would have
presented far different aspect; and even as it
is, laboripg under the greatest disadvantages,
if relief, political and pecuuiary, were extended
now, io very short time the waste places
would be made to blossom as the rose and
peace and plenty would prevail where there is
now contention and want. BY this policy the
North, too, would soon feel the beneficial eff
fects, and the depression 10 business that pre-
walls all over the country would be relieved.