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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17

Twelve ladies received the degree of Doctor
Of Medicine at the twenty fourth annual COM
mepcement of the Woneu's Medical College at
Phlladel phia yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17
RECEIVING DAILY
Fresh LoudOun County Bu'('I'

WINDOW GLASS-Ano'h :r lasso rs.c.iypd
w of 6xS: 8xl0, 9xl2 snd lotil ! gir,u Gss.
also always in stock 81 sizes up -
cut to any size desired. ,uNEY s. CO.
mh IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, March IL Tho
market is very quiet and we have no change ~
note in quotations, which are: l25.l5O for f.-
to choice Wheat 5Ou55 for Corn, 7Oa77j Tor Kye,
and 20 As for Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars We hear of no further movc.nen, in
Sugars, but we write the market pretty steady
for raw descriptions. Stocks here very ishi
follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17

LYNcHBURG MARKET, March 1.-THE r..
ceipt. OF Grain are still light and the demand !,
geoi, especially for Corn and Oats Wheat -;
al 10 for white, and llOal30 for red Corn -.
ST; Rye 70a75, and Osts 50.55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Ia tie Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal
Conferences, yesterday, the report on proposed
changes i"cules proposition hat the ordl,,
ua,ion Of bishops be discontinued as illogical!
and Inconsistent vain, misleading, 10 view OF
the fact that We recogniz, but two orders 10
the ministry, that of deacon aud presiding
elder, and as bishop holds oplY an office no
ordination shall occur where 10 additional or
der is conferred.
The managers of the Chinese companies in
San Francisco have sen. cable message to
Hong Krug saying: Laws have been passed
and measures arc being taken TO disc age
Chinese in mi gration. Infyru the Chimes: hat
hey must not C me. There will De dagger TO
life aud properly if they come"
A Columbus (Oho) dispatch to the NV
Y rk Times says il the Rel u5lican Natloua
Convention We're to be held next week, and
Gov. Hayes Out of the race, a large majorlty o
| The o 10 delegation would vote for Brlstow to'
| President.
With this week the treasury will cease to IS
sue ucw frsci ional curreocy except 10 paymen
of change in business transactions. The silver
bill will pass the House, but may be amended
| IN The Senate; and so We at least will siapss
before the bill can be finally acted upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
max ANDRIA GAZEYTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

At O'Clock the situation was critical, TIE
water having cut hole through the dam.
The Boston and Albany railroad embankment
served as dam. ADD Webster square was rap.
idly converted into reservoir. A lew minutes
past 9 o'clock one end of Curti~ & Marble s
large brick shop gave way, falling into the
stream BY this time the wafer 10 the Curus
pond dam had increased 10 twenty feet, and
soon after the Arcade building tipped over aud
was left standing on one end.
About quarter of ten the double arch
bridge on the Boston aod Albany railroad, be
low Curtis e. Marbles shop. gave way, and a
section of the embaDkment, seventy feet long
and twenty feet deep, with it. Au outlet was
made. and the danger at New Worcester was
aVcrted. After the second break iu the Bos
too and Albany railroad he mill OF he Wlcks
Manufacturing Company, at South Worcester,
was destroyed.
The wat%r then spread out over series OF
mraioWs, aud iu the southern part of the city
there WAS general foundation. No further
damage has occurred, aud The water Is rapidly
subs!iiog. No tu thar damage is feared The
Boston and AIbaoy road will DOT bv open FIJI
travel for several days. but heir trains vii
run as usual via Ware river, B ,stou, Barre an
Gard ncr roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

The trustees of the Atlantic, Missi +sippi and
OH, Railroad, u'der the SIS 900 900 mort
gage. yesterday. fei petluon III the United
States Circuit Court, at Richmond. asking III
behalf OF tAe foreign buuuhJier be appolut
d Ut Of Charles 2 rkiD., OF New York, ADD
Thomas 5 Boo 'ck, OF Virginia, to act jointly
Is receivers.
Elk Gov l. tcher Was 80 far recov redW edoes
day that be walked down stairs 10 the office Of
the hotel to meet the "fficrrs and pages OF the
House CT Delegates, who called upon him IN a
body to pay their parting respects. Tie pro
posed TO 90 TO Lexington to day.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of Virgins
has decided that ali of the Chesapeake anc
Olu L ulroad between Richmond aud CovDg
ton is liable to State taxation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

Oh the enforcement act, be said he would DC
frank enough 10 say that he regarded those de-
cisions as unfortunate. But be did not asscnt
TO the coUs rucinn put upon those declslous DJ
the Senator H. had listened 10 the debates
90 oce of the constitutional amendments, aud
was familiar with the circums taDces OF the adoI.-
ton of the other, and hc knew-aod II the gu
preme Court did not know it, II was the only
body of meu In The country that did not kno" II
that the failure of State 10 proVld. lor the
protection OF the guarantees 10 the hlteentn
amendment WAS denial of those guarantees.
10 say that State must first pass law deny
ing The guarantees OF that amendment was 10
filter ii way.
MIR. Freiughuysen read the section OF the
fourteenth ameudut ut. that "all persons horn
or oaturalized in the Unted States are clliz o.
of th, Uulted States and of the Stat, III which
they reside" He said this meant something.
1t mean, tina, Coneress had the right 10 enforce
thai citizenship by appropriate legislation. That
section gave the tlzeu the right to be pro' ect
ed by Congress iu all the rights of the citlze'
Mr. Morton said he repudlated, now AID fol-
ever, any idea that Congress could only icgls
late to protect the suffrage in the event OF 4
State law denying that right. Any such con
s,ructon as that would be to destroy aod ut
terry uulllfy both the fourteenth aud fifteenth
amendments, and all our work has goue io
uuthiug. lie denied that the Supreme Cnur
had drawn any such conclusion. When Siat'
fails through aty reason to protect the lega
rights Of the color>d people. it is not only hi
right but the du;y Of the . ,ited States Gov
erument to protect those rights. This is shown
beyond doub: by the debates on the amend
meDt.
Mr.. Withers said he would not reply to th
destinations thrown out against the people o
his section iu the style and tue language II
which they had been made, but he must repe
those lusluuatioDs. He said his people had &C
cepted the results Of the war; they were willing
and anxious that all the rights of the coIore'
people should be secured 10 them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

The Radicals are in quau dairy about when,
and upon whom, to open their bottles OF new
wrath. he Supreme Court, for deciding the
uuconstituiionality of the enforcement law
Gen. Custer. for telling the truth ab' u the
DOS, tradershps; and Gen. Ames, for reslgniug
the Goyeruorshp Of Mississippi aud aIowi' &
a Democrat to succeed him, are all, in their
opiuiun, equally deserving Of aunlhilatlon. but
as they were ALA few days ago, equally receiv-
lug their uubouuded praise it is d"lcate
question to decide upon whom TO begin, aud a
patural hesitaDcy about beginning at all. In a
few days, however, these points will be deter.
mined, aud then woe betlde the obi ct upon
whom their indignation shall fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
CONGR ESS.
ceived.

The following proceedings of Congress yes
terday are additional to tbose published in the
Gazette OF that day:
Iu the Senate, MIR. Sargent presented pc.
titiou of the trustees of the James Lick fund,
asking that site 90 the mountains OF Santa
Barbara county be granted to the University
of California tor the erection OF an observatory.
Petitions were also presented against the cou.
slrucioo Of tie proposed Union Railroad 10
Washington, requesting the President to inter.
cede with be Queen IF Great Britain for the
release OF K. o. McCoudon, and from delegates
representing the Society of Friends re monstrat
Ing against the transfer OF the lndian Bureau
to the War Department. The Subsidiary Sill
vcr Coo bill was further considered, after
which the Mississippi resolutions came up.
In tho House of Representatives, bill was
reported directing the naval estimates to be
made in detail uuder the various heads of ex
peuditure, which was passed A resolution
was adopted inStructiug the Foreign Affairs
Committee to iuqune into the differences be-
tween the Uniteu States and Great Britain I'D
der the extradtion treaty. Articles of i'm
peachmeut against BcIknap we're presented
aud referred back to the judiciary Committee,
which will probably report them again 10
day. The Hou,e taen resumed the consider.
alton Of the bill appropriatoR sl63,OOO for
deficiency 10 the Printing and K CRAVING Blu
reau Of the Treasury Department, and for the
issue of silver COIN 10 the place OF fractional
currency. After various amendments had been
ri c;ed one was adopted makog silver coin a
esal tender to the amount OF fifty dollars. The
bill was not finished with. aud In the night
srssioo the House occupied itself 10 debating
the Legislative Appropriation bill. particularly
with regard to the Salaries OF clerks aud other
employees Of the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

A thorough examination Of the report of the
Auditor OF The State shows that the statement
concerning deficiency OF SiO9, 900 collected
from direct taxes for the years 1871, '72. 10,
"a, aud which ought to have been paid to the
school fluid, but which has been used for other
purposes of government, is not correct, but
tina, every dollar Of this money, and m re too,
is still 10 the possession and control of the
State 10 the sinking fund, or is due the State
in solvent debts. 10 other words, while the
State has fuiled to pay S409 900 to the school
fund, it has paid that monty into the siukiog
fund or it is still due the Stale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

Major Merrill, who could arrest, and swear
to, anything during the Ku Klux times in
Louisiana, is to be examined before the Con.
gressioua Investigating Committee. Flo ask
ed the chairman of the committee yesterday,
80 the Baltimore Gazette says. why he had
been summond. IF it is to get my views on
any Intricate subject. l wish you would tell me
DOW, 50 | can study up and eulighteu your
com mittee' Gen. Banning informed him
that he would be heard at length 90 the s,ua
ton Of affairs 10 South Carolina during the Ku
kIux raids. Merrill turned his back and suuk
away, With the phantom of court martial and
possible dismissal from the service staring him
10 the face.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

A spt cial to the Galveston News from
Br.wnsvlIlc, Texas, says Captain Men lily has
marched his company TO the Deighborhood OF
Santa Maria. 1t is reported that he has infor
nation Of sual parties OF raiders being 10 thai
ueighbol hood and that he intends to drive
them iuto Mexico. Prominent Mexicaus are
still crossing TO this side. Yesterday b. revo-
Iutioosts we're moving on the vrnmcnt
troops, and an at ack Was expected ut night.
Ths report that General Pcna had abandoned
the revnluti q Try cause Is said TO have origin
ated from his temporary absence on ACC 'uut OF
bad health. Last hight the men on guard
tear the Casa Malta. in Matainoras, deserted
aud i,iued Dig. A Brownsville srecial to th.
Galveston News says 6ghuog IS anticipated to
eight. This evening Generals Labarra and
Toledo were Oh th!s side looking for house
for their families Fciciano San Rowan aud
other Americao citizens are prisoners. The
arrests were ma lie D. cause the paitle: rrtls d
to nav f rcrG loan 3 Yula is in prison.
aud L. Ytura is detained at MataWoras. N
COMMUNICATION is permitted 10 nlgh between
here aud Matamoras aud all soIts Of rumoIs
are al Jat.
A dispatch from Rlgusa announces tina! a
cessation of hosti,!es between the Turks and
the insurgents from the 18th Of NJ irch to the
10th o! April has been agreed upon. Berli
special to the London Times says that the Rus
sian journals assure the South Sc!avoulans u
the sympathy o: Russia, and that while not 10
position TO suctor them, she will neither Co.
cree nor allow them TO be coerced by the her
pow RS.
There was 40 extended debate in the British
Hou:c of Lords yesterday on thu R yal Titles
bill, which passed its second reading without
division, the opponents f the bill ann 'uucIrg
their luteurlon to supp It Lori Shaitesuury 5
motion praying the On en- uot to accept tn.
title OF + npress.
Herr Vahlteich, Socialist member Of the
Reich,tag, has been tried aud convicted at Al
toua OF insulting PrLce Bismarck He was
sentenced 20 W ! ;uon.h,' Imprisonment
The French Chamber of Deputies yesterday
appointed a committee to consider the qnes
lion of restoring 10 the State the sole power oil
couferr,ng Uuiversltv degrees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

A Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says: Some Of the most i'm
uor,ant Investigations in the House have come
to a stop because the Senate delays to pass the
bill giving immunity to witnesses. There are
plumbers OF witnesses who are ready to testify,
but who object that they will not criminate
themselves, aud, BY their own evidence, sub.
icct themselves to vicdictive persecution at
the hands of men who have power and in
huerc. and whom their testimony would ex,
nnse ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

The Penn Monthly. for April, with an in
terestiug table of conteuts, has been received
from the publishers, in Philadelphia; also
Lttcl's Living age f,r April lst, from the
publishers, 10 B )sten. louisiana. As it Is, a
book full of reliable Information about the State
Of l. uisiaua and the Gulf States, by Daniel
bennett, of New Orleans, has also been re-
ooip.d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
The Amended Charter.

To the etltior Of tie Aiesaadriu Guzette::
The wtlIer, lor onr, aud he b IS heard many
other tax payers express the same desire, would
like TO know at whose suggestion, aud trough
whose iustrumeotaity the thing published 10
Yes erd.y'> u .z.tte called umeudmcnt to
the city charter of Al xandrla, Was adopted
| is understood that tho Intcntun OF The uu
know number who wantcd the charter chang
ed Was that the eiectioo of those officers who
We're elective by the people before the NV
charter went into effect should be again given
to the p ope, but that BY some mcaus or other
'e nrlpua draft of the bill was altered at
r.: IN nd aud hat the Legal nuIty aud ridl
cul1us collect IN OF words u,Iishd as 40 am nd
mcnt to city charter was the result OF such
altcra lon. THIRD WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

TINE B., LTlMURE READY MINED
L PAINTING best and cheapest ready mix
ed Paint exlart In color it IS rich, dark
reddish brown 1t is especially adapted 10
painting railroad depot buildings and station
houses, brick Ais, weather ardine, iron or
wood fences, barns, stables, dalrie, or ether out
houses 1t is also capital roofing Pain. 'or
either wood or metal Price per gallon 81 ~;
in IL gallon lots 81 per gallon, 'r IL ~ gallon
bbls 90 per gallon Shipped to the untry IN
any gu mt ty desired. This Paint hAs been IN
use in Baltimore for over tour years AID WIN
entire satisfaction to sll who have tried 1t We
have secured the exclusive agency for this SCI
ion OF Virginia. "
NH II JANNEY s. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

The second official report on the Bremen
haveu dis .ster shows that the "dynamite
f ~" was native of Halifax, N. s., aud
swiniled he Southern Cvntederacy out Of
abou $2OU,O0O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

During the session OF the L gislature which
ha, just closed, the speaker of The H"use aud
President Of the Senate drew 5 200, aud each
member $72O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

The committee Of the Maryland l. gissure
who have been investigating the Affairs Of The
Z. l. O. Canal have repnrted that Mr.. Gurman' 5
management of that Canal has been as able and
cficieut as circumstances " u!i permit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
Ely s. co.

/NAKDEN >EEDS-We are in receipt ol our
" usual >prins supply OF Gnrde; SEEDS
comprising Vii the old and well known s'd
some new varietins Our purchases ol seeds 'Fe
made exc u.iroy from he old c:tsb isAcl
houses vi David Ian! ,ctn y Sons, Of Phiaie.-
pha, and James III TLorburn i Co, oi '"~
ork, and we think can therefore be relied
upon rs fresh and genuine and true t. tHetF
names Catalogues will be mailed to any D.
dress upon application. We have $50 u choice
assortment OF FLOW hR SEED, to which We
especially invite the attention If the ladies.
NH IL ia FL j %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
NEn STORE! NEW STORE
Mrs. G L. Simpson T. Go.


Will open splendid assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY,
at their new store,
NO $50 EIGHTH STREET,
Near the Avenue,) Washington. d. q
On SATURDAY, April lst.
Pric - will be made to suit all my Alex sndria
customers, and we hope to see them. NH 81
ENCOURAGES HOME MANUFACTUR RE-
~ am now manufacturing q 60, and cheap
PAINT, of several colors the body of which is
equal to Lead and Oil, which for tin ROOFS
barns, stables, fences &C., will be found very
suitable rs we'll rs economicsl and An improve
ment over other cheap mixed Paints now III the
market For brick walls with q northern OK.
posture ii will act Us preventive to dampness
For iron IL makes s)id and lasting costing,
tnpervious to moisture and preventive Of rust.
Bel of various shale Of COLOR, the cornice and
trimmings can be painted TO suit. This Pal: t
ha. be n used by one railroad Company and By
many Of the farmers in this vicinity, and :
highly recomm .nded by sl who h.vs tied it.
Price, single gallon, 75c 10 gallons 5: per gal
Dbl. Or DO gallons. co. per gal. Csl and OK.
anime samples At Is King st under Sareptn Hall.
NH 81 w. F. CIR ElGHiON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

nUR FIFTY CENT JAPAN TEA " .
~ have just received another lot ot THIS Inc
favored Lea 1t has benn pronounced superb
III favor to the celebrated htty cent lea 81
Washington city by persons who have u'sa
BOTH We invite those persons who nave o'eH
buying in Wa. hington and those WHO ~"ht w. ,
nice favored cheap Tea to give us d .r'a1. w.
are confident tina. ono trial will CONVINCE you
that We sell better Tea Tor fifty GEMS !hhh Cal
be bought IN Washington city ,
GEO. McBUkNEY son,
feb III l66 and 10 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
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LOST T.rD POE.rD.

OST-FlVE DOLLARS REV ARD will
- be paid for the return to the subscriber, at
cameron Mills of TWO WHITE SETTER
D GS, with liver coored spots, lost about the
18th of March
NH 3l-lw r. F. ROBERTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

CMALL HA Ms, of choice quatl.y, received
~ to- ay oy
NH % j. &E MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
RICHARD l.. MAUKY,
ATTORNEY Il COUNSELOR Al LAW,

I AIDES AMI GE rrLEMn EMS StKlNG
- GLOW ES-I he fullest line We hsve ever
opened, from l21c up in ladies' and 25c in gents.
Choice Spring shades l. z and bat ms.
NH 81 q g.. STA IMAkRR co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31

4 NUIHEh LAk,4h LINE OF TnuS~
IA CHEAP CORDED VICTORIAS in all
the styles.
NH 81 81 c. SLAYM iKERCO
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-09

A correspondent, being in the private office of a Washington pawnbroller, saw a fashionable lady come in and pawn diamond cross worth S1, 200 for $350. He doesn't state what he was doing there.
 A Hartford man wants to sell farm in which ''meandering streams and rivulets permeate luxuriant pasture, while majestic oaks and stately naples attract the eye of the beholder." Who bids?
 So Brooklyn is to have meter inspector, it seems. We hope he'll look sharp after those chaps that write poetry for the Brooklyn Union.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-09
THE RUssEILvILLE DEMOCRAT, MARCH 9, 1876.

an Irish gentleman, while danc ing the polka. "What would you take me for thcn?" 'sFor better or worse," replied the son of the Emerald Isle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.

We are headquarters for every thing in the way of Stereopticons and Magic Lanters, being Manufac- tnrers of the Worcestershire Lam tern, Stereo-Panopticon, University Stereopticon, Advertisers Steropti- con, Artopticon, School Lantern, Family Lantern, Peoples Lantern. Each style being the best of it's class in the market.
 Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides with directions for using sent on application.
 Any enterprising man can make money with Magic Lantern.
 sB~Cut out this advertisement or reference.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-09
STATE NEWS.

Fort smith Herald: On ffi- tay afternoon two of the doomed men Tn the l.. $. jail here, and who are to be executed on the 21st of April, 1876, made pro- t2ss;on of faith in their Redeem el, and were baptized by Rev. Y. A. Sample, of the Presbyte- ran church. Their names are 0sa Sanders, Cherokee, and Office NcGhee, Choctaw. The others manifest deep concern for their so0l's salvation.
 Southern Standard: If you ant to keep on mortgaging your crops, stock and lands for sup gies to run your farms, continue 70 plant cotton to the neglect of corn. wheat, oats, peas, potatoes, logs, &c., and you will be sure to elo it. Another crop as large as he last one will bring cotton down to eight cents. Mark our prediction.
 Bentonville Advance: We ex- anined several peach buds in our orchard, east of Bentouville, ol Wednesday but did not find E. single one injured by frost. The prospects are good for q crop of fruit this year.
 Fayetteville Democrat: We learn from our farmers that wheat, generally, is looking very we'll; ia fact, better than common at tais season of the year.
 Fayetteville Democrat: Our e0untyman, Mir. Reed of Farming ton, we learn, has in his posses sion powder horn which was arried by rebel during the hole of the Revolutionary war. hat horn must have a place in the Centennial boquet of Revo- lutionary relics.
 Monticellonian: We learn from rliyate sources that a new paper vi, Il soon be started in Pine Bluff, to be independent in politics.
 Bentonyillc Advance: A cor reSpondent from Fayetteville calls ttention to the fact that the niycrsity of Fayetteville is who'll r without any agricultural de- ? rtment. It seems to us that if tlis- is the case it IS much like esentlng the play of Hamlet rth Hamlet left out. The charge toat the University has been left without a regent simply because lie legislature required that the t.ice should be filled by a practic R farmer is rather serious. To UT personal knowledge at least eHe member of the board of trus- ecns was very desirous that q law eaould be made creating the office egent. Perhaps the next leg ,r ture will be able to learn some .'.lg of why the office has not Been filled.
 lonticellonian: The present tlook for office in this county 's really astounding. We know g.. seven or eight men who speak c running fer representative a.eeady. Go it gentlemen, it will ae your duty, when elected. to
 sist in the election of United < ates senator and we propose to
 4t our old friend, Garland, tefore you for that position.
 Highlander: The following
 ures are proof suiIicienU that
 '. S. Land Office at this place
 not entirely wanting for bus
 sa lnrinr tho months or De