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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-07

Alfred Townsend in a recent letter to the
Graphic, is confirmed by the second official
report of the Bremen authorities, just pa! =
ished Keith was born in Halifax, Nova
Scotia, was stauuch friend of the South
during the civil war, harbored aud aided
blockade.runners, and became one himself.
lie abscouded from Halifax in 1864, with
sl6S,000 entrusted to him by the conied-
crates to buy provisions for the southern
army, and $4,000 insurance on the steamer
Caledonia lost at sea, and believed now to
have been blown up with one Of bis internal
machines. Keith subsequently lived in New
York, as Alexander King Thompson, but
his connections are unknown. la 1865 he
appeared at Highland, in possession OF $780,.
600. He married there Miss Ceciy Paris
A confederate colonel, named Smoat, whom
he had defrauded, had him arrested and
taken to st. Louis, where the matter was
compromised he fearing other prosecutions.
In 1866 he went to Europe with his wife.
No accessories to the Bremerhaven crime
have been discovered The model submitted
by Herr Fuchs is the original work made to
order for Keith by the workman Rinn The
report concludes by stating that the in-
quiries in England are not definitely con-
cluded.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The case Of j. b. Parker, the Hanover
bookseller, against the riotous Dartmouth
students, has been submitted to arbitration
Charles Hutchinson, who committed sui
eide at Milford on Thursday, left letters stat
ing that his health was so poor that he had
no desire to live.
Among the valuable books iu the library
at Hanover are two Bibles in an extinct In-
dian language. The college has been of.
fered $500 piece for them.
Jimmie Blanchard, alias Charlie Ross of
Milford, has again been journeying. lie left
home few days ago, visiting Nashua, but
being recognized, was taken in charge by the
police, kept over night and returned the next
day.
The husband of Lake Village woman
expressed doubt about his going to the polls to
vote on election day, when she coolly requested
him to exchange clothing with her and she
would 60 and vote for him. That settled
the question, and he went to the polls alike
a man"
At the election Of Dartmouth seniors FOL
class day, VIM. Twombly of Bradford was
selected to deliver the address to the pres
dent; Lewis w. Morey Of East Thetford fol
the ivy grafton; and Samuel Merrill, son oil
GyIes Merrill, formerly of St. Abaus, to
write the chronicles.
Death has catered the most aged family
in Oxford and taken Hannah, the wife
whose age was 81 years. There were four
in the family; David Blood, IS; Hannah
Blood, 81 Susan Blood, 96 Esther Blood
"A. There united ages are pa years; av.
erage age 81 years. David has not beer
able to leave his bed for months Esther
still fingers at the point of death, but Susan
at the age Of 90, was able to see the remains
of her sister deposited in their last resting
place.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-07

The tricks and caprices Of democratic re.
trenchment nro forcibly emphasized by
the recent action by the Appropriation
Committee with reference to the supply of
fuel, gas and water in the post office depart.
meut. Because the sum appropriated by
congress has been exhausted, the principal
post offices are to be closed hereafter at sun
set, aud water aud gas shut of. This Seems
superlatively weak both in a legislative anC
partisan sense.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-07
Aetmant Gatmtt
ST JoHNsBURY, APRIL 2, 1870

The extent Of damage caused by the Wor-
cester catastrophe last week is estimated at
100000. Though much distress results,
no lives were sacrificed, all those living in
the waters track, having been duly warned
Of the threatened disaster. A thorough in
vestigatou as to the condition Of the reser-
voir before the food will DO made and the
responsibility be properly placed.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-07

A certain clergyman in the western part Of
the state, being annoyed by incessant buz.
zings, Airtations and "what nots," in the
choir, bethought himself Of most happy and
effective remedy. After reading the second
hymn, he said "Thero will be pause i'm.
mediately after singing for the transaction Of
all necessary business The effect was mag.
icol and each singer seemed for a few mo-
monts to be posing for photograph.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-07
From Our Special Report,
.VGIr EEarPII .HOrEPE,

TUESDAY April I.
Shipped from this Station this week 2Gi7 lbs Butter
hox Maple Sugar, 2oO doL Eggs, Veal Calves.
Butter p "a 3jc v h.
Maple Sugar 10 40 lie H.
Eggs 10 "a Ice " d0z
Veal Calves : "a &c " B,lw
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-07
From our Special Reporter.
I'er.eHHeS .H0rkGI.

SATURDAY, April |.
About li0 tubs Of Butter m with saos readily at n
AZ 81 for all first class with oW selections at $40 h
Eggs Ice v dnE.
Veal Calves 3 "a &c v b.
No change in other articles.
No maple sugar in 10 speak of on account bad tray
cling, We quote II 10 al l2lc v ID.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-07

serious text to those who would remove our
only practical safeguard to human life.
Nothing less than standing mortgage on
the neck of every possible murderer of the
Page type (tho sentenced and the unsen-
tenced) can protect society at all against the
fury Of certain passions, that SAVIOR moro Of
hell than earth. Let rot this state allow
the healthy sentiment Of duty to the living
and Justice to the dead, to relax into that
sickly and dclusive sensibility that prevails
in certain western legislatures. Some men
would never know what law is-much less
its majcsty-withOut the repeated empha.
sis Of stern inhexible penalty.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17

Bern ion wahl seinmdt ipdter bic
Gun anpanbestt eiuds Dbies ~ untsr.
nekmen, beam fiel i,nu,er avs ierer 4a&t
bay Self Got" Elm. & Wieberholte
70 i'd i'm @tilen unb i'm iberlief Ell, &c
heimer Smauher babel. 81 Dem. mos er
HG@limmes tbunwoate, tonnte man. oos
fiblte er re&t gut in ieinem Snnern, ni4t
.GeIf' Cot" fagra. Gs sntsrlisb oas
U6ie.
Sn Der 6olae ,parb ersin arbeitamer
Neni@. ,pas Ct friber ME setpsien mar.
anb e fam ibm pohl einmat bas Nitlen
an. bann ioste Ct fiQ gu I'D islbit
,ptlf Soft" = unb trii&er uno lei&'
ter. aIs belize ibms Der oerr bort obtn.
sins Don e %ftatten, mas Ct ~ oerri&ten
bate.
Dur& Jleib unb epariamfeit bra&te
er Is 3u st,pas. Ct ,paro elm Bauer, Der
ielbit elm tleines @ebofte beiab. uno gar
oftmals. aud in fpdteren fa8en &c.
ba4te Ct i:ncr Norte. Nenn q DOT
itiner 0austbire auf Der srinansefri4e<
men Bons Abenbs bort iob unb Dor ibna
biz. Rinoer i'm @raie ipielten. uno feline
Jrau bas Rteinit. o i6neae oann ou&
pom Mrme 9erunterlaffen muBte, ,peil
cs aum loon miitbun mo(te, tuie bic an.
bern, bonn iaste er oft, ,uenn tr H@ 10
r.1t glidlin fiblte, till fur lid: ia.
Soft bat mir 9ebolfen." einem Jreuaoe
pertraute er ben YorfaQ an, Der ihn mad
Ni@eps 9ose Dem @&reiber .bieSer 3si-
len miftbciite. thr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Gin salanter Selesrapbenbeamter'

vRcnnen Sic mir ni9t aud hieics
Bouquet per telegraph beforoern! NIT
cieier 6rage trat elm iun9es Ndo4en an
ben erpebiregoen 8eamten bes aelesra'
p~bcnbureauS III Mapsn i'm &e9ierunss=
Be,irt Goblen3. .@as? fraste e:itaunt
Der iunge Mann - bas Souquet?" =
Run ia" ant,portete t~reuberSis oas
Mdo&en unb ii6srsab Dem 5rsser einen
c~uerbinss ni4t Don tbcuerea Vlumen
i~tgotenbsn, aber nieolih arranglrten,
ouftenoen etraub. Ser Bid bes Se.
amten wanbte lid tarauf bernisoer ani
Die ibm iiber9sbene Sepei&e: vWteinem
lisben eulen Gouarb gu ieinem bentissn
@cburtstass Die ber,liditsn @Iudminl3e.
gmilie" = 10 ios er nch Elm thr3es
yeIinnen, hann panbte er lid perbinoli4
ld1elno nit Der Wntmort an bic por ibm
itsbenoe: n@cw;b mein 6ranlein, aud
oas Bouquet lol nit beforSert wsroen."
= Or bate ndmii9 bemertt, oab bas
,,3iel Der Nepeihe Der 8eaeQbe3irf ielbit
mar, 10 baB bas 3elesramm oiesmal
ni4t benz Draht, Ionbern u ieuaem
Soten su ibsrseben mar +; ioatt er ba
ni4t eefduig iein? bot bod ost Gebieter
aler Yoiten anb 9elesraplsn i'm se=
iamn,isn Teu.l den Net@, Der tpeiie 1err
stepban. egtra beionoere 3uucrtommen.
belt seser Oansn dh%nsmpioa'en. - llno,
gallant mic iein Yorselebter. iibernabm
Sem aud Der Bpte NIT Der 0epeI4e Die
8eforoeruns beg ileinen StrauBes. =
@islIeiht hat Der 9~mp!dneer Ieiner
Jteube lber ben iinnisen @rmB aud
bur1 cine tleine 8elobnuns Nusorud &c.
seben. Sos iunsc Ntdbhen aber, benz
Der 3uiammenbans nidt aufset!art
murbe, oirfte nod jest Der Msinuna
ieiu, oaB man aud per Selegropb Blu
menbpuquets %befDroern lalien farm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Cine Aufsraeanns pom 5ose.

Ser v@o9eiter @eobad.er" i6reibt
vNiht melt pnm 9aule oes Spbn Wooree
bauie, un9efdbr ,tpsi Meilen psn Seneea
Sails, fano man ben auseni&einll4
it%,ii9efrpremn &Drper zines Mcnnes.
0srr Moorebauie lieb einen @osen II
ipannen nno fIbr bic r2eihe" mad
5eneea 6als unb iiber!itfsrte iie Der
Yoli3ei. Gisle bena1ri@tiete ben 60
roner. Der cine Surp 3uiammenberisf Ypp
0ottor Setter eriudte, Die 2eidenI9dl
gu bolten. Ser Morpsr wuroe als Der
beg Sohn 0ammell, eines 5armers, tuel=
der p Msilen iioiid uon Seneea 1als
lpobnt, iosntiliSirt. MIS- nm IL llbr
Morsens Die Wtlhmorsnsn ebsn oeran
maren, ibr 0erbitt abSuse6en, erldisn
Oottpr Better in ibrem 9eratbungsslm.
mer uno meloets, bab Der RDrper 1am=
me0's nod 9tben in lid babe. Niemano
mollte linn Mnfanss 9lauben; ba er absr
fcit tei ieiner YebuuptunS biieb, 10 lieB
N,toiaus Ournir. Elm S9wa9er 9am-
ms0's, ben &orper nod ieinem 1duie
brin9en, no 81. Setter bann leine @ie=
berbeletunssmittel in9lnwenbun9 brohte,
unb 3par nit ipIdem Grfolge, bab .
i'm 5,utihen 2 uni 3 llbr Ma9mittass
gelang, BEN Nranten ettuas marmen
Yunld %ein,uioben. Bath oarauf offne*
ten ii4 bic Nusen uno i@lofen lid balb
%tuieosr, aber alle Nnueisn6en iber3rusttn
Iih, oob einitwe'len bic @cronersunter=
iIAuns nod ni9t AM Y!abe lei. @esen
7 llbr madte @ammeu o%useni@einl,h
ben 0eriu@ 3u ipre&en, mas Tim aber
MID: selanS. Mber samstas Morsen
I'm 4 llbr er,uadte er ue aus elmer ian.
gen Dbnmadt; er tcnnte nun iprcden
aber er fam iid ouf nidts belinnen, mo-.
o%orgefalen, na9oem er einen 9epi0er
Yuntt auf ielnem Wese errei4t. I'm
9 ubr maj Der &rante mieber bsi uDlen
8~cmustleiu uno tlarem Weritanbe
@ire er ni4t in Der Yerion oes Dofto
Set. { einem tii@tisen Mr3t in bic pdno
seratpen, 10 mo1te 9err 6ammel ben
srdbliden sHidial bes 0ebenoisbesra
benpersens unbeimsefaQen i.in. Die
ioQte cine 8arnuns bei aQen grfrie
rungsflusn feir, niemals bic umfaEenb
ften @ieoerbelebunssperiu@t auber I'D
!, gu l%aien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Orbmuna NUT tein!

Sn elmer baoiidsn GarnNonstaot
wuros iunsit elm Soloat anss5sist, neil
er wabreno Der Yrcoist seih!aien babe.
Ser pouptmonn wollts nun BEN S3lof*
iopf @e!ssenbeit seben, srlnoli3 ausSu=
f4lofen, urb to%mmanoirte ibn aisbalo
scnntag @ormittass 10 llbr big Nbenos
8 llbr ms Nett. Writ ben S%onntags=
ps%rsnusunsen mars nun porbel Ino Der
iur Bettltrafe Ysrurtbeilte lou ieitber,
wsnn aua n;dt Elm auImertiamer, 10
bod Elm ua&iamer 9irdenbslu@er se=
iuoroen jein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Geo. &erberaer S 8tma,

Meenten fir aIerlei Ianhmirtbida Hide @e.
rdtbe, limb aud in YeSib pes Marib. 0arpcfter,
9ubbarbY Sci. Aate Reaper Unit Maber Der
burberry Nubbarb's Meabow Cart. Mabma.
idine, &arrior einiade MdbmaidNns; nebenhe;
Sae : Maihincn, Dreidmaiddnen, Y!asc,
Sulfn- 9eureden. &c. Nue oicie Maidinerlen
iino bon ror,ualidter Gnolitat uno auaran
tiren mir ~bieiclben ouf's Bette. alto, GARNER.
a%ufecpost! &ouft bic an meiiten ecrbclertcn
Maidinen, wcld,e' ibr saua aepib bei urs 'ineen
.ueroet. Nud, ipart ibr 6elo, msnn ibr bel uns
uoriprehet. 8ulud,t ee bios.
so Serbcreer &ine.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17

ueber,eugenb.- @ihter @a-
rum baden sic bteienT&od seftoblen?
9ieb: guer @naben. 9err &i&ter,
tuerben bod ielbii einieben, bab id ben
ueinisen ni&t mebr tro9en fam.
- 3mei gdenteber in Berlin beses-
neten chamber unb Der Cine fraste ben
Inbern !: .DOre mol, Bemmelmeier. il
bts an Dem. oab ou en- tleenen Sunstn
erbalteE bait "Oni !" entgesnete er.
$50 loft bu'n INNER boofen. tpenn's
Dir n6tbis it?" ,Sn Der @eorsen.
Qir&e". Iuste gemmelmeier. - .Mi'
pieI must bum ba eeben ?"-.gn Gal,
Nm flint si!bers,oi&en." Gunner
lpetter. bot Is piQe! ba somn, nod BE-,
Gpitaltix4e. bo bpofen ie ben i4Sniter
Sunsen for l6 @roi4en gurant!" -
~@at!1 faste 8emutlmeier. Dor IL
Groi@en boof'n3 ia, bat uirb God
fub
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-s---~~A-~7-~vT 71s.g~
Crust und 9therz.
bleibt immer fdb6w.

Dur&'s arInumrantte Genitsr biidt
Die Some inc 0emaG.
erotmutter fit unb uidt .nnb Rridt,
Sic nidt ben aaaDen Tag.
obr eaar mar weit; e grab be Belt
8iel tiefe 6ur4en elm.
gu itren gluten taubeInb fnisst
cobr iunsReS entelein.
Rae ai6R Dx benin 70 imnerjx?
Die iIeine lnf@mlb ipri&t,
grojmuttsr! gar niAt fAOn Bit Da;
Dein eaar eefdIt mir Mot
unb Iber'm Nuse auf btr Stirr
Die srots 6aIte ba :
o. it Mama bisl i&0ner bod!
.Hx iAon 1T bod, NaMaa!
erotmutter Fsbt ben qieblins an:
s4onbeit psrgebet balb!
Has alter bat Mrs ansetban, E
ylnb aud Nama mirb alt! Z
Mama?- Dee &inbes aug u,naiett
Gin SauA bon aammernit
8 nein! Nama bleibt INNER fd)on!
HeS weit id gang eepit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Gire euriofer 0abserfap%e"

Tottor: .@as vt ba8. Wo9ellanser'
D6uerin! Guer VI mn bsinoet lid bsute
ia piel i9sdter. Was babt Sbr tim
benn au eiien seSeben?"
: Wduerin PILOTS. ols bic 9ubnsr=
iupp', bic Der 9err Doctor perl&r'sos'.
bat"
Doctor: ga, uie babt Sbr osnn bic
eemo@t?"'
gduerin: .Ms mar bolt cine Dub.
merluppe ma4t: 3mei 9anb' poi 9tu=
blumen, a YiB!e Qabsr uno an 9Otfel
.poQ @ei3snmebl baSua si&medt bots
inn frei!i nit. Mbsr stia bot ct bic
Gupp' bod" % ,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Gin 6eiro.bsqeIu4.


Sd, Irit prn e9uteIbers made hies<
nit %befannt, bab i'd for's 9eleru fuble.
en- brap Mabel pun abaut 20, bic Gult
bat, fam bel mir anbinne, mann le
mid ,uiIe Iabt, NJ id lie trette lou.
Maes mas i'd perlanse is, oab oas ytaoel
tire 0uare lna9t, eb lie 8redieN tr.sst,
uno oab lie au9 mebr 9emmer ,pie I'M
terrod bot. uftobrs mlilen ibre
Strumpf al INNER laubsr Iein IN teb
Q09er baben.
vi bes DO Geiratbsseiu@ bat en- se'
uiIe Mnnemareie ben folsenosu Brief se=
i&risbe:
Srit BON s&u.elbers!
Nm leste 0reitas bab ID bein 6ei-
ratbsseiu4 in Der 3eituns ssleisn I'm
bin am @unbag Su Der Gpnelul den
iumune, i'd molt Dir en- Yrief4e i4reibe.
@ann ou eiufdltiser, periumpter Ding
ebnie eppes nuB udrit, oerno4 bin i6
i4ur, bab ou net notbis hdtteIt TOR en-
Wdoel all abpsrtsiie: Gntmeoer bit ou
let i'm Sop ODER bu bot en- 6ehler Der feb
Ysdoel Iudt. betabs mann en- Mahel bei=
ct. bsrnod eud,s for's Grite orut, oas
iie en- Mann triest.
0ernc1 mSdt i'd al wiiie, tpas in
oIer @elt bu nit uniere Soemmer nn
unterrDd gu idafie boit. 1ait ou Del
2ebtag seIebns, ouS i'd perriil enc ooer
bredlge GtriiMpf a%nsebabt hob Se,
Neibsnter, iumm Der nddite 9ienitaa
I'M aud nod uniere @aidiein (betabs
iunituo tbdt ib 10 en- 2ump net guide
iolIe, un mann bu ebn Mrtifel flnolt, be,
net iaunt I'M ialit Is mie i'd fe!ber, Der:
nod seb i'd ny.
e@anr ale Bupe 10 dtte uolte ME bu
RIPS, ei b.rnab bars mid net tuunnere
mann, bic 2eute in annere Stats CUR Con
.elui4en tdmen, DO in unierm Count
Morn bic Idippisite Mao uf Der @elt-
i'd Tag Dir nod enmol. mel Strump I'm
net p%erriIe. lel t0nnt i'd ebnige 3eit be
en- 9ubenb 8upe prupe. bic bret mol Il
piel Yeritauo abaut lid batpe, tuie bu oe
Qebtas triest. = Jor besmol LOB id bid
nit benz DO iprinse. mann ou amer nod
emol At ieue Mes in Der 3si,uns beraus
iummit. bernob Mil i'd Dir mol ue,ie M
Der oaos i'm 8cbl lett. Mein Noms i
Mnnemareie. i'd eeb nits brum tuer'
tpebb. i'd Bad for Wen,anb aus.
EEL Is mid.
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.6ube II, Stiefeln.

Der un%ter,eidnete LENT bic stnfnerfianaseit
ieiner Muuben Mnb BEN Yublifuin iiberbanpt aui
ieinen arobem 8orratb BON S;icfein II. Sd,uben,
,pel6e, mas Site unh @iaisteit anbslanst, nid,t
iibertroTcn werben tonnen. Auh emp1eblt CT
iid fir
Nrb.it auf Be fellun9
unb wirb lid INNER beifreben, rur6 CUTE Nrbelf
uno biuiae Yreiie feline Muncen s%ufr,eoen Al
iteQen ; er bittet naber um genei9ten 3ulprud
Wt. Yeder.
ct. @ermain Ctr. st. Glcub, Minn. l.
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Iabat= uno Gisarren yaoen.

Der llnter,eidnete erlaubt lid ieineu Greun>
ben unb @onnern, iopie bent Vublifum iibert
baupt bic ersebenite Mn,cisc ,u MAIDEN, bas sr
icin @eidait ~beoeuteno Dergrobert bat. Aie
ins labaf. @eiAdft einidlasenoe Artitel finb
,u ben b~iaiaitcn Yreiien gu baben. Gin srobes
NTcrtimcnt BON ielbt semah!en iouie importir>
ten Gisarren limb itets on 1ano. @sr Cigar
rem, labaf u. I. M. braudt, iolte es nid}t per-
i1umcn bel BEN lln%ter,eihneten p%or3uipreten.
siemanb mirb unbefriebist ben gaoen oerlalen.
Sic. &racmer.
ct. Gloub, ben %. SUM. l.
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be


9itbtberie
INNER nod in StearnS GcuMtp berrfM une
ibre OFFER fsrbert, 10 batte ID e fur ne'ne
VAidt betannt ~ ma&en, bat ID mir son
Deutf&lanb elm Mittel babe fcinmen IaHen.
wel@es bon beatfAen xerste1 uielfaA seprst
uub sesen ieiner eeiltraft sesea
Dipbtberie u. q. anitedenbe Rrantbeiten
@o6en. S@drla@, Naiern.
Qinbbettieter. ,c.,)
aufs eo&Re seribmt unb empfobIen pire.
Cisi. empfebluns it, befonbers oarsm ssredt'
fertiat, peil e. n i At allein bieie &rant'
beiten fi4erer uab iAmelter beilt.
ale iebes antere Nittel, ~fonberm aud bel
a~eiti9er %AnWenbun9 Snbere ssr
AnRe6uns f&utt. % foate barum Siele
Mebiein in ieinem eauie no &inber finb, feb
len, ban,it fie, tuenn elm ainb bon elmer
bieier 8rantbeiten befalen ipirr, icelei& bel
allen 8iubern in Mawenbun9 sebra@t lueroe.
gu baben bel
DR.. Stub. @meIin,
neben 4rGmer's Balloon,
bis-a-bis osbn @cuer.
u. GIouh. sRinn. 5e-bp
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gntferuuno BON Mu&foffe, : 81

: gntternune BON Mil&faTtt : 1le-
den. I'm iol9e 6ledsn aus mclenen
StcMen 3u entfernen. beftrei9t man ems
fad bic betreFenbe @telle nit ni@t par.
firnirtem @lpeerin, tudi@t baNeIbe ber-
nod nit lauuarnem @oNer uieber aus
unb pldttet Die Steaes auf Der linfen
@eite, 10 lsnee lie nod ftu&t 1T. Qier,
our& uiro ieIbit bic aartefte 1arbe ni&t
a~nse8riffen. unb abiorbirt bas @i>eerin
ni&t ollein bic 1ettisfsit Der Iil&, fon.
bern aud bic Gerbidure bes 9affeeS.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-17
.HUCTfO~ SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue, OF
~ the decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax Far
county, entered up at November term, 1873, IN
the suits of w. Powell VS.. NJ. j. Worsterr,
Richard Hirst and others, the undersigned,
commissioners named in said decree, will, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 1875, Court
day, at O'CLOCK y. M, in front of the door OF
the Court House of said county, sell to tn. high
est bidder the following LOTS OF Ian D.
Lot No. l, containing 81 acres, l rood and 81
poles. and lot No. 2 containing II acres, roods
and Is poles; said two lots constituting lot No.
III .he division of the real estate Of the late
VIM. Nelson and were purchased by Richard
Hir$t. This land lies near Langley in thrifty
neigh borhood, and is of good quality.
Terms of Sale: SO much cash in hand IS will
pay the costs of suit and expenses of sale, and
the residue IL three equal annual payments, to
bear interest from the day of sale, and to be So
cured by the notes of the purchaser, with good
personal security, and the title to be retained
until the last payment is made.
+. L. SMITH,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co sp l5-w4w Comn'rs. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-17
BY e. w. Green, AuctiOneer.

TV1RUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i Default having been made for six success
sive months in the aynent Of the semi-monthly
instruments secured to tho "Ale1andtia Coop
erative Building Association Of Alexandra,
Va. by the deeds of trust hereinafter mention
ed, snd the Board OF Directors Of the said Asso
citation having requested in writing sale of the
property thereby conveyed, the undersigned,
by virtue Of the deed Of trust from George
Washing ton, colored. and wife to them dated
August % b. 1872 recorded in book 2, olo 33l,
and the decd oi trust from said Washington and
vile to them da ed January 18th, 1873. recorded
in book 2, folio 800 will, as the trustees therein
named, 81 twelve o'clock w., on oAIURDAf,
April 22d, 1876 in front OF the Market House,
on Royal street, in Alexandria, Va. offer for
sale, by public auction, all that LOT OF SssA
GROUND with the TWU-S TOR Y .GsH
BRICK HOUSE thereon on the west side of
Royal street, between King and Prince Streets
having Il front Of 70 feet % inches, more or less,
and extending back about 81 feet inches.
The amount due the said Association Is
S5Z7.85 with + per cent interest from March
9th, 1876
For more particular description of the said
property ana the title which the undersigned
will sell and convey reference ID hereby made
to the said deeds OF trust.
Terms Of Sale One third Of the purchase
money in cash and the residue in SIX and twelve
months. with per cent interest, secured by the
purchasers bonds, with personal surety, and II
deed of trust on the property sold-the pur-
chaser TO pay the cost of cunveyanclng and nave
the privilege of cashlng the sale or paying the
bonds before due.
For further informstion apply to d. l..
SMOOT, Attorney for said Association.
JNO. b. SMOOT, Trustees.
mh30ts THOMAS PERRY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-17
lnll30-tS
RyF. A. kerby, AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONER SALE-Under de-
~ cree of the Corporation Court of Alexhn-
dris city, entered at tho December term, 1876
in the chsncery cause Of Jscob Stout Vs. Fran
els A. Dickens ct 81, the Undersigned will pro-
ceei to sell, by public auction, in front of the
Market House, on Royal street. AieSantrla;
Va, ut ~ o'clock m, on SATU RDAY, April
I'd. 1876, all that excellent FARM, with the
improvements thereon, containing about Dts
scres, known MS "OSSIAN HALL" and now
occupied by the said Dickens. This farm is
in Fairfax county, Va, end admirably located
on the waters of Accotlnk run, near the Little
River turnpive, and the w. c., V. NJ. - u. 5.
r. K. 1t is convenient to Ale1andris, George
town and Washington.
Terms: One fifth of the purchase money in
cash the residue in SIX, twelve and eighteen
months, with six per cent interest. secured by
retention OF tue title to the property sold, ana
the purchasers bonds, with personal surety.
Cost of conveyancng to he borne by purchaser.
ID. l.. SHOOT,
GEO. A. NJ USHBACH,
COURTLANDT Ii. SMITH,
Commissioners of Sale.
N.B.-For further information apply u u. l..
Smoot, AIexandria, Va. NH 2"-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-17
From Mexico.

GALVESTON. TEXAS April IA special
dispatch to the News, from Brownsville yester
day, says that Government force has occupied
Victoria the capital of Tamaulipas, and de-
maudnd of Governor Corales whether he has
pronounced for Diaz He is at San Fernando,
together with the State Legislature. General
Escobedo reached Monterrey yesterday With
six hundred of the Government cavalry. The
revo;utionists are exactng forced loans from
the merchants of New Laredo, Mexico The
Consular officers are understood to DO endeaVor-
ing to obtain military assistance to resist 1t.
Di,z seiz d several hundred stand of arms in
Matamoras yesterday.