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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
To Strangers Looking for Homes III
This Region.

Communicate directly with the Secretaries OF the
TIVE Farmers Clubs mentioned, or with any other
settlers in the different nclghborhoods. The infor-
nation they will give will! cost you nothing Ii you
come prospecting you will be Hospitality entertained
and aided in your objects.
Pay no attention to The stories of persons who
would prejudice you against the Virginia people
Those of us who have been here tor years among
them have been courteously treated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
SOCKS .1.vU sf.4yk4.N.ERf
New Books, Magazines, Reviews
&c, DC. DC,
FRENCH's, NN. 95 KING ST.

FRENSh'Ss Fp. Sc N d "a" ~
WHATTO WEAR AND HOW TO MAKE
IT for the Spring and Summer OF 1876 ny
ILLUSTRATED PORTFOLIO OF FASH
IONS for the Spring and Summer OF 1876. 6v
Nine. Demorest.............
EAkPEH';- MAGAZINE !or April.
PETERSON'S MAGAZlN Z for April.
AEIEL'S REPLY to the Rev John A. Selss,
DID,, of philadelphis; also his reply TO the
scient ffc geologist ind other learned mon IN
their attacks on the or "llb'ity OF the Mosaic
account Of the creation a-d food ........oOc
CARTER QUARTEEM AN, by Baker ......11c
THErOUlKE'S LEGACY, by Cecil Hay 1oc
COMM THR UGH THE RY E.............1oc
PAUSANIlIS the part tan, by the Int" LORD
Lytton, so cents bound III cloth, Lord i'yt-
ton edition, Sl.50, bound in cloth, Globe edl-
ton, 81
OHSATHAN, of Leisure Hour Series. By
Fraser rytlcr.............. ................Sl ~
DIANA CAKEW, by Mrs Forrestor. 50
THE UNSEEN WORLD, by John Fiskc
AM III ;;;;SS nx Emily W: W.
tborne.
THE BLACK HILLS, Routes to occntry Cll,
THE FLAG OF DISTRESS Tale OF the
South Seas, by Captain Mayne Reid..".... 7o
SEA AND SHORE. BY the author of the
"Household OF Bcuvcrn' ........-."... .........l 10
MIRIAM'S. MEMOIRS, by lIo author Of TIC
"Household of Bouverie" ........ .....:....l 20
FINE ENGLISH and FRENCH STATION
ERY and new styles OF PAPhTEKlES just
new BOOKS daily All the MAGAZINES
for April will be out in day or two.
NH Is GEO. h. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27

I1ARDEN SEEDS-We are in receipt Of our
" usual Spring supply of Garden Seeds,
some new varieties. Our purchases of Seeds are
made exclusively from The old eStso;lshed
houses OF David Landreth s. Sons, OF Philadel-
phjn. and James NJ Thorburn & Co, OF New
York and we think can therefore be relied
upop as fresh and genuine and true to their
names. Catalogues will be mailed to any I'd
dress upon spplication. We hsve sso sah choce e
assortment OF FLOWER SEEDS, to wnlch we
especially invite the attention OF tSe lsoies; 10
NH II '-t-' a., ~ - - oo -,
A MOTHER LOT OF thai, :; E1CEEL1NI Z; - LTts
= n. demand for this fne Tea continues to in
c1lsse ra a No such article has ever been "tfered
~ y, tha nub ic b.fore. One trial and you will
'oN'A GEO. McBURNEY s. son,
nh u lGG and 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
Arlington Settlers.

About fifty families; mostly from New YORK AM
Pcnn- ylvana Have schools aud churches. hr'
very near 10 Alexandria and Washington markets
p, q. Arlington, Alexandria Co. H. D. Smith o
s. B. Wibcrt will answer inquiries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
JANUARY, 1876.
John q. Parr0tt,
No. 55 King street,

(NeXt to COrses BNnK1nB ttUusU,J
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealer in
BLANK BOOKS, WHITING and WRAP
PING PAPER, ENVELOPES, INKS,
PENS, MUCILAGE, PENHOLD-
ERS, 1NKSTANDS, LEAD and
SLATE PENCILS, SEAL
ING WAX, &C., &C
Also Engraved Notes, Drafts and Bank Checks,
Letter Copying Books Presses, Brushes and
Ink, Erssing Rubber, Gum Bands, Silicate
States and Books, or anything else wanted IN n
the Stationery department, as well as 81 hE
MIISIC. besides FLOUR SACKS-plain or
printed to order-PAPER BAGS of all kinds
and sizes, Shipping Tags, Sc, at factory prices.
ian 1T
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-10

And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Directors, made on the second day
of october, 1876 80 many shares of each parcel
of such stock AZ may be necessary. WI! De 500
~ nrhIic auction, at the office OF the company,
No 4loh California street. San Francisco. Gait
fornia. on TUESDAY, the TWENTf-FIRsi
agy of NOVEMBER. 1876. at the hour OF II
o'clock N. of ssid day. TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs OF az
yertisius and expenses OF sale.
W STAIHLEY, Secretary.
Office. No. 4lek Cslifor2is street, San Fran
cisco California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-10
SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

DE VIRTUE OF AN ENEtt .p>
II to me directed, issued ont OF the Nol'Ht =
able Second Judicial District Court. on q IhAS-
1nent rendered therein Gu the luth da! 81 Geo,
her A. d. 1876 III favor Of Thomas Beer anu
Joseph Beer and against L. G. Bryant, Tor me
sum of SCOT 12-1O0 with interest on tue sun
of 81 267 81 ct the rate Of per cent. per nlnhr'
and on s42S &c at ten per cent. per annnih from
date OF judgment. together With the sum ol
$3l IS costs of silt and acCruing costs; 10" III
the sum of - %, l have levied upon anu sel"'u,
and will expose at public at tbs wood yarn lsal
Empire City, Or1nsbv county, on the ols' eaS >
Of October, A. d. lS7G between the hours OF .
o'clock A. NJ and = o'clock 2. Nj, to wit: I'll |
o'clock 2. NJ, all the right. title, interest ana
claim of the said L. G.. Bryant OF. .n ana 10 Tue
following described property, situate and being
in tine county Of Orlnsby and state OF NeSso"'
to wit: Four hundred cords nut pine wood
S. r SWIFT.
Sheriff cf the County OF Ornshy
Carson City. October "a, lo'o ivy
The above sale il hereby postponed until tht
9th day of November, 4. II. 1916: az same tlnie
ana place. ;. /. Shlf II oheiiA'
Carson City, October 81. 1876.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
rrnUsrON MINING COMPANY.

"OTS TON MININI NUHI nv
Location of principal place. OF business:
san Frsucisro California. Location OF VOTES;
ticsNThcre are delinquent upon the following
described Stock, on account of Assessment No.
n levied OF the second day OF October ~ o. ne
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
espective shareholders, as follows:
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Lost.

RJrNCu OF KEYS. BETWEEN
u Robinson street aid the Ormsby HOUSE.
The fnasr will be rewarded b! leaving tne SANE
at the APPEAL ofiice, n'N
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-10
ShERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AM .,l
II Order Of Sale issued out of and under the
seal Of the Honorable Second j Judicial Dlstric.
Conrt, in and for the county OF Ormspy, Sta'e "
Nevada, on Judgment obtained therein 81 ny
10th day Of November, A. d. 1876 and attested
on the DIST day Of November, A. j. 1876, III laFof
of Wells, Fargo Company, and against A. b.
Driesbach, Trenmore Coffin and ). W. "aitoh,
for the SUM of eighteen Thousand one hundred
and eortv-two dollars and forty-nine cents s!e-
I41 a9.1GOl. with interest on the sum Of eight
thousand FIVE hundred and two dollars ara III ;.
ty-one cents IS, SOP 5l-l00) from the 25d day Q!
October, 1876, until paid at the rate OF one a,lo
a half per cent per month: with interest on Tue
sum of eight thousand four hundred and forty
dollars (SS, 44O) thereof from the Odd day OF oc-
tober, 1876, until paid at the rate OF ten per
cent per snnunl, and costs of suit taxed at nj
ty seven dollars and forty cents 1851 4e-loo ,
snd Clerks Acc.uing costs IN the num OF 20 10
and all costs which may accrue by reason 81
advertising, commission, etc, all IN gold coin
Of the United States, and to me directed, COM
handing ma to sell according to law certain
mortgsgei property hereinafter described TO
satisfy the above demands; and in pursuance
thereto have levied upon and will expose ~
public auction in front of the Court House door
in Carson City, Ormsby county. State OF Nevada
on tho 28th DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1870
betweeY the hours Of 9 A. VI. and p. NJ, to wit ::
at one o'clock NJ, all the right. title, interest
OF claim of the above named defendants or de-
fendant A, b. Driesbach OF, in and to the FOL
lowing described mortgaged premises or prop.
erty, to wit All the right, title. interest and
estate Of said defendants o., in and to certain
wood fiume situate in the counties OF Douglas
and Ormsby, State Of Nevada, running on or
near Clear Creek, called and known as the Giant
Flnme, together with all branches, feeders, con-
ducts, water, rights, privileges and appur,
tcnances thereto belonging. used or exercised
Herewith, together with all ways, rights OF
v.ay and easements thereto appurtcnant or con-
rected or used Herewith, being the property
described in said decree and order Of sale.
8. T. SWIFT. Sheriff.
Carson City. December 4. 1876.
ELLIS Kf,'s, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
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PLUMBING, GAS FITTING AMI
WELL BORING
WORK DONE TO ORDER.

Gun now sI,ll.... wells. an have been yer!
s,1rcrssfu, i'll obtaining coed flowing water.
The work of boring and casing wells Is l'altle-
ularly solicited just ct this time.
Carson, May 9, 1876.
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/. CONSOLIDATED GOLD

a sna Silver Mining Company. Location
4 - nr aan place Of business; Carson CITY
Mining District Washoe County: a sHysna.m
,,nar The following described capital stock OF
a sas company , On account Of Assessment: No:
~ ,aviea October l2th. 1876. the several amounts
sat opnos;se the names Of the respective snsre-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-10

And in accordance with law and an ordes o. tne
Rosra Of Trustees, made on the 18th day OF &c.
t"har 1a7s. SO many shares Of each parcel OF
sueh stock as may be will be sold at
public auction, at the chice OF the Secrs!aI:,
in the Boston Bakery, opposite the United STATES
Mint North Carson street, carson InS' Ne'a"
on the
Second day of December, 1876.
A. the hour of L. NJ of eaid day, to pay the ss,s
delinquent assessment thereon, tcgetner VII"
costs of advertising and expenses OF sae.
JOHN 3. ELY. Secretary.
Carson City, November 9th. 1s76.-td
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POSTPONEMEHC.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Houston Mining Company, held on Friday. the
l7th dsy Of November, 1876, the day Of sslc CT
the above delinquent. stock was postponed until
WEDNESDAY, DEFENDER Goth. 1916, same
hour and rlsco. BY order IF the Board OF Di-
rerto ". SrAIRLEY, Secretary.
Office No 4l0h California street.
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spSlotae-Fresh arrivals were oear-,oads, or
nogs, al CONSIGNED diTecs " slalanle one on
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK. EXCHANGE

"a. a -, 81 THURSDAY, March 23,:ls7s.
american Gold-1l3A bid.
asked; Virginia consols new, ~ bid; Virginia de:
ferred: sY bio; 81 asked; Virginia interest certia
gates 22g asked; VIRGINIA la1-receiyable coupons,
Gty Securuns.--nicnm,'n cry SIS, 1Il7S bid.
112h askea; Richmond CRY 6's, 95& bio; Peters
bu city Ss, 60 BID; Lyaeh6urg Guy SIS: o. pid
Al bid: Manchester S's, go asked; Manchester
bridge S's. 95 bid.
+ Railroad So1d6.-Virginia Central Railroad third
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage Els, j. and j.,
IS eld, "a asked; Virginia and Tennessee bali
ed; Petersburg Haflroad first morlgsg. srs, j. and
j.. 80 bid, 95 asked; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad frat mortgage S's, 3. and d., los bio |;
mort gage ISL. and SIX bid Orange and
AlexanoIia railroad second mortgage 6's, J. and
j. q bid; 80 asked; Irangeand lexsnrris Rail-.
Richmond and Dsovile Railroad consolidated 6's,
u. apd NJ. 7lx bid: Atlanta and Richmond Air
Line Railroad frss mortgage Ss, Land j., 5SH bid,
Canal Bond8.--James River and Kanawha Canal
first rnortxage 6's, b. and NJ, sc asked.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rsllread
81. cent 49, par g. bio s
per cent. guaranteed. 100 par, cay bid; Ssaheard
and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par, 95 bid !:
stabnard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100
GanaI SOCKS. James River and Kanauhs Canal,
sa,sk SsoetsNFrst National, 100 par, la bid,
100 asked: Upion Bank OF richmond, 8 par, 50
asked: Rtchmend Banking and Insurance Ccmpa-
, Iasurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine, rs pr, SO bid. 37H asked;a Virginia btate,
20 par, 26 bid; Virgins Home. 100 par, 1o2
ssked:5 Merchants and Mechanics. 100 bar. SO
bid, o2 asked: Old 1mInion, 100. par, 80 asked !;
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 20 par, II
bid % asked; Richmond Fire Associstiopi 70 par,
Neutrality-suspicious. River and Kanawha Pack
ct, 12h PR, 8 bid. e.. t.aF4,t..ae /.
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ARsSaGG gntoul3ttc1atNNTS ~ B6E4t JsSUs ~
# sURPLUsIHTHE ALABAMA AWARDS.
Lt.nDoN, March "a Tha u sder.Secreiaf,
Eaf Foreign Affairs ghas Jeen ssked III tft
House of Commons whether ist was tree thai
The Government OF the Uuited States AFTER
paying the Alabama csaima, has q surplus oil
from one 10 two millions sterling for wiIicb
1t is unable to End .legi Innate elaim.n B
yICToRIA,s. NEW, TirLF, ac.
il LONDON. March 23.-The bill making Vie.
torfa Empress Of the Indies has passed 10 "a
third reading by vote OF 2g9 10 1a4.
Richard Bonner. lately mansger Of the Co
operative Credit Bank, has been committed
in default OF s25 600 ball. s.5i.s
IS 81 go Turkey.
MOVEMENT TO ASSIST THE GovEREMENT
OUT oF ITS FINANCIAL EMBARRAss.
MEETs-,4,. 81. 800 u Il f4
LoNDon. March "a The PolLlfaH ca.
zette's special from Berlin reports that the
imperial powers are exchanging communt-
cations with view Of assisting Turkey out
OF her financial embarrassments, and desg.
nattng some expert western statesman to
take charge Of Ottoman finances. ~ a.
!. .y. 80 Hayfi.srs KS =. 81.
: PROGRESS OF THE INsBRREcTIoH.
NEW .YoRK, Msrch 23.-Advfces from
;Hayti by naI statesthat Jacmelis completely
In the hands of the insurgent foreess Two
government steamers are. biockading the
port. Mean while another section;aof the
country, some thirty miles from Port.au.
Prince, has risen against the Government.
Several homogeneous have already taken
Place. The foreigners in Port-au Prince are
greatly alarmed lest the negroes should take
advantage. of the situation and apply the
torch. ~ Z,Ef ~ - rE11 -t.sS
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y o,,or from Charlottesville.

,ror-e,pnndsncv cf tie Richmond Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, March %, 1876.
Yesterday morning celored blacksmith
.. usrri,', Agricultural Works was danger
..a- hrn,d, He was standing With his
Ssr , % the forge. and almost before he knew
;tsIi tbe cIohIng on hts back was afre. he
rv.b.d into the pschine-shop. where wo-
r,n threw . bucket OF water over bin, bat
moi until he was buried 10 frightfu, man
ser.
Several o, or citizans were summoned
h.fore .TDdge R,vcs's court Yesterday, but
thew were igaoTsnt OF he cause in which
iber were TO testify. II is rumored, how
ever, that ties s.e 10 give evidence In ga in.
,ssifga,ieu oi the causes Of the late failure
Of ne Ds!iousl bank g. this place.
The receiver Of tue nstionai bank is now
paving out cheeks 07 The ten per cent. div.
cepd recently declared in lsvor OF deposit
or il will put in circuistlon betwees
$4,000 and $4,000. our.
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Erafrl Patrick CGUQlY.

Patrick CouErnarss Va, Marcb 20, 1875.
H;irs Dispatch: For. the last few
s,ys we have had a very cold snap.
Th. frost has done gre.t damage to
ihs esrly fruit. Peaches, plums, esrly
cherries, and pears. are all destroyed, and
m,uy tbirk that the apple crop ia seriously
damaged. This last crsp is OF great import.
anee 10 this county. Last year We had nearly
lot.l failure. This. proved TO be a source
Of crest annoyance to many an old topper,
,od Disappointed the peeuniary expectations
Of many OF our citizens. Tbs brandy crop
Is Of more importance to our county thsn
tho tooscco crop. ard our people lock for
ward to the bloom with great interest. The
lo5,Cco plans are Ro doubt seriously dam.
aged, sUd the wheat LOOKS very badly. the
arners are looking quite djseted.
Asj1r Cvtz our popular and useful dele
gate, is a hcme in very precarious condi'
zion, snd fears are eutertsined for his re
sovery. Ills loss would be very great to our
county. H,s oDpdinou gives bis friends grea'
solicuds. BE is sutferiog greatly with in
Ssmna,oyy rAeumati-m. Truly, DAN.
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8. REMARKABLE PsEHoNlTIoN.-We were 10.
t I" last week that Mr.. John Cunning.
Iau, OF Frederick county, Vs., son OF
p pa l.. Cunningham, Esq, of this county,
=" .U ~, daughter attending one Of the schools
"a "oeosloek, and Mr.. Capningh I'M intend.
W maklng her visit on The Saturday pre-
rsd 'a 81 70 the iEightfnl accident which occur,
~ ~ ga "a The ValleJ Branch of the Baltimore
hn, quo railroad last Monday nightsa week,
~ ~" ,t "as warned By dream that the bridge
nrs sns narrow Passage would give way and
ih aks the train upon which he would
~ ne passage on bis return. This dream,
r,iI eA sN tnsiee during Friday night, Enatu:
Cnnn Iaa y strongly depressing effect on Mr..
fo.' s. eam, sufficiently !, 80 to deter him
[n.,i maslag the contemplated visit. Had
tstan 'ngoam gone he probably would have
n,sn. Inc fated train in Returning. The
s nss,s.' o. IL certainly remarkable. -Aar-
SS9ears Statesman. .a05a .ITl57ss $50 s
of n sss Hss certainly q most remarkable case
bsnmp smoni liob, especially as sMf. Cunning.
in a' nouio mol have had to; cross the bridge
sons nom Winchester to w oodstock.
NIL VH rasssge bridge Is two and q kali
nins I south OF Woodstock. SO III MIR. Gun.
IN, uam mad not dseamt bis dream he would
ts,t as :, had hair OF his head hurt. No
. Toy, t nr. Cunningham was drearning about
ws;as s Brook bridge, below Woodsssck,
asnI 1 nftage. we are happy " ssy, Isl still
Nr |g. iaking itall sfnssli, we M6uaaasy
Ra.h,upnsngham donst dream WosthIaa cent =
= 11fssskaagaans Register.
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r.,,, ssauuson.

setter gF" 49, mrn
.,,sxosp LUTHERAN cn.sunNyS M
7nt si'rsnrvs,cr,ss' rAR'Ff-fANN-D" A''A'Ss
Ftsr-slE,aHISe' &C. -. n,en,..,,
Correspondence r,rsrox. March 2S, 1876.
.,ssd nv the "Lsdies' Rich.
The amount ~. 'a Sneie,y " of the Lutheran
r,oad Cb''rco. 81 M ,he building Of the English
ssaI. ..,n church 50 iaf y o.. S! Soci.,v In
ssi''eo. :" Mrs. II. G. B'ker, ,ne iaay pres, y,
haFePF",'sme society, says: we WI, , gosk
itn, .; 'gi rs our success. to continued ehort,
pr ia'i'c s ~ the hearts OF our fciends
tAsrsoy rn, aS who have been looking for,
IN Nc5nlio"""', n Expect, our sympathy and
,pi cons'u"' ,g,rts 10 establish an English
ID 10 ias't &c, ,n 10 the metropolis of our
Sar." .so deaths here are Mr.. Conrad
Aao"s we!,.kno"n o'ker' ano n H. Af,
lssssfS,' Both we're members Oh tne LII. muo
N1Hs', ,n n Mr.. Iesger's remains were
ieFsn, V."R ,imoTc for iaterment.
carried 70 Courcil a few weeks since re-
The e": ,, the State Medical Asso-
fused 70 ref, ts[ Of prices, and cut down a Oil
s:s'icn: - a6s..nortsm examination at 8
Of 80 i'' ;rc Iest. Last night they recon
cnToaea .ssir action, and postponed the &C.
sds'ec1 u, fnr,ncr consideration.
saaa' ~ CSor,cii has made an appropriation 10
IL TRES TO set ont on the Water
go s' frroundS. a park is 10 be made there,
Mo- sS~5y jed. Ho,c; kiss offers to furnish a
= re. ror;1o
I,:: -sir> Of FIVE mites around GresnVl'ie
-. =. arr nins old gentlemen whose ages
,,,.cr e,ch,y.seven and half years fre'.
. ~ ss.,,hy county this, old Augusta. Inc
Fi -','' ~ the nine. believe. is MIR. John
i NE and he is dapper.looking old gen
.,.n,sp that doesn't show more shan sixty
rtiES. NJ Jobn Wjthroy. 81
p.a ~ was burned Sunday night
~. I'm; nesrIy al! the furniture. Inc loss Is
$4,000: uninsured. 49,. p;ol
'f TSs2o is 3 custom here that your htch-
o,5 naopIe may envy. When it SHOWS the
. .u colleges charter all the slelshs IN
. .[, and for hour, the streets are Il led Wild
..',~.in.rssd- crowded with laughing school
W.. S-I, There are SET Of big .leighs holding
ss T girls. and wien they go By with theii
o e..ssns Won would thirk tbe-wei', won
rsN u.ns- had got loose. No store clerk
.,ond 70 suy business in the back part 0
h a"',,,a sno1y DAYS. PIN.
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TROUBLE AMONG THE CoAL-MINERs-R2-
pUor1oR OF WAGES. Cleveland, March o.
At an early hour this morning a body OF
armed men came to the coal banks at Silver
creek, In ,Tuscarawas Valley, and compelled
the miners who had gone to work at re.
duced price to quit work. Several OF the
miners attempted to 60 into the mines and
were severely beaten. 1t is supposed the
armed force was composed Of striking miners
from the Msssillon district. At meeting
OF the coal operators controlling the greater
part OF the mines in Tuscarawas Valley, held
In this city to day, it YVES determined to make
another reduction of five cents per ton, Civ.
ing the miners until the 1st OF April to ac-
cept After that time their places will be
filed by outsiders. Trouble is anticipated.
The Sovereigns Of Industry are in secret ses'
sion here tonight.
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,r ,r,. YoRKJ DHY GOODS TRADE.

Mnr,,h 21 --Bu5i mes cOntfuueG Very ntB and
;aisIaetbSy ,vas tt M Wss h
th,uid oe AK an's season o. ,ang
TT, uas Isl 1870 ~ The ol%,iyso sf,rf 10
~ az csSs. hape and nnoiher there from day
TO ony ON large ORDERS trying TO satisfy everybody
s NO sae Of nes as Ewes
occasion 70 tre s ueo ror ~, ,s.WiU
Ie9sfs ~ psa us Jsmoraiana guaranry system
s Wa n he fasisniee Itself With soser grip
On every . ~ Sn,omatn, as- 70 The s,nlinvs
IorM IL soour nh baSs nm fsy behind their
o. ra, .tto1 a mother Nv nrtoIn OF ac-
n nS ~ NE ,otts wSerr cases are pileG rSht up
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WASHINGTON, March %, 1876. +.
s: as : SENATE ..5g
The morning hour was devoted to pen.
sions. ~ ! ssEE*3 s--'
Mr.. Morton gave notice that next Monday
be would call upand dispose of The resolu-
ton to investigate the Mississippi elections.
) The discussion on the bill for counting
the electoral vote consumed the remainder Of
the day, without action. t.,ys...S. ~. ~
s@z, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
! Bills were passed 70 sell certain lands at
Yfncennes for railroad purposes prohibit.
ing the cutting of timber on Indian reserya.
tions or lands owned by Indians. n. K.
The bill repeating the law which forbids
the appointment to any position in the army
Of any person who served 10 any capacity in
the military, naval, or civil service of the
Confederate States in the late rebellion was
passed. Il b i'll
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on appropriations. After general
debate the committee rose, and the House
adjourned.