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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
.Virpinja3 Radicals.

The "Vlrgiuia' Radicals, iu Washington,
held meeting there last night. The follow
ing resolutions we're adopted, and nine dele
gates to represent the Association in the State
Republican Convention to be held 10 the CITY
of Lyuchburg, 90 the ~ h instant were elected !:
Resolred. That pine delegates to the Repub-
Ican Convention Of the State of Virginia, at
Lynchburg, on the 18th instant, be elected
with instructions to request 10 behalf Of the
Association, at least Que representative upon
the State Central Committee, and such other
consideration as the convention may deem 1t
prudent aud wise to bestow during its session.
d hgates-E. {. johnson, K. w. Massey,
J. West Corey, J. s. King, W. A. McNu'y,
b. W. Hunter, Josiah Millard, J. w. Crom-
well. and G. b. Anderson.
WHEREAS all civillz ID nations, at oil times,
of every form OF government known to US by
history or experience, have 10 some substantial
mauuer demonstrated their gratituted, wiling
y ADD freely, for the military ardor, patriotism,
and sacrifices by the citizens or sutJecIs there
of in times of extreme peril anu dagger ::
Therefore. be it
Reso1ced That the Virginia Republican As
soclalon of the District of Columbia hereby
respectfully request the Senators and Repre-
septatives from the Commonwealth Of Virginia
10 the Congress of the United States to use all
legitimate aud honorable means at their coD
mand to secure the passage of laws or law by
Congress restoring invalid pensions withheld
aud arrears of pensions due the loyal invalid
pensioners of the United States.
HIGu RENTS.-A writer 10 the Washington
Republican says hat with the proposed reduc-
ton of pay must come a corresponding lower
ing OF reuts 1t is not probable that landlords
can expect twelve to fourteen per cent. upon
the cash value of their houses 10 rents durlog
these hard times. Justice" says: IF the
landlords persist in holding up the rens al
present rates the result must inevitably be that
very many clerks and employees now living
here with their families will be obliged to break
up housckeepns aud send heir families home,
or seek location (as many have already done)
at Alexandria, Falls Church. UnIontoWo,
B aden>burg and other points.
The nomination OF Mr. Dana to be Minister
to England was again under discussion 10 the
United States Senate yesterday, MIR. Dawes
delivering lengthy speech lu favor OF his con-
frmation, but no vote Was taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
CONGk ESS.

The following proceedings of Congress yes
terday are additional to those published in the
Gszette of that date:
10 the Senate petitions demonstrating against
the proposed changes 10 the tariff, against the
proposed payment of all pensions at Washing
ton, aud asking Congress to organize the Sig
nal Service as separate body from the army,
were introduced aud referred. MIR. Morton
introduced a bill to amend the second, fourth
and fifth sections OF the act to entolce the pro-
visions of the Fifteenth Amendment. Mr.. Ed
mu2is introduced bill to create sinking
fund for the liquidation of the Government
bonds advanced To the Central aud Western
Pacific Railroad Com panes. The bill to amend
the bankruptcy act Was then taken up and dis
cussed by Mcssrs. Thurman, Frellug uysen,
Wright, Morrill, and Edpuuds III favor ol the
rroposcd amendments, and Messrs. Morton,
Mcdonald aud Whyfe 10 opposition thereto.
\ motion Was III lde to reconsider the vote by
which the bill reducing the Presidents salary
was passed, but ii was negatlved, alter which
the Seuatc went into cutive SESSION, during
which il was announced that the House had
adopted articles of Impeachment against ex,
Secretary B,lknap. The Senate shortly after
wards adjourned.
In the House bills were presented by MIR.
Farwel to provide for tue resumption OF specie
payments; by Mr. Morrisoa amending the laws
relating to duties on imports; by MIR. Wells to
amcud the internal revenue laws, and by Mr..
. liver Incorporating the Sioux City, Back
Hills and Pacific Railroad Company. MIR.
. Bricn introduced bill author,z,ug the
Southern Maryland Railroad Company to ex,
tend It's iiuc into the District of Columbia. A
resolution was presented by Mr.. Lynde calling
On the Secretary of the Treasury tor lnforma-
tlun 10 regard to the payment OF money to
newspaper editors or correspondents By Unlted
States Attorneys and other officers of the Gov
erument connected with the whi>key prosecu-
tions 10 ST. Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee.
aud for what purpose. The articles of i'm
pcachmeot in the Belknap case were read aud
adopted without discussion, after which Mr..
Clyner presented the names of the mpeach-
ueut managers previously nominated in eau
Gus, and they were appointed by the House,
with The substitution Of Mr. Lapham, OF New
York, Tor Mr.. Wheeler. Mr.. Page offered
resolution in reference to the importation of
Chinese into California under labor contracts
4 bill was introduced by Mr.. Huuton amend
lug the Pension law Of 1872 which was passed.
4 motion was made but lost to put Hal:et
K!ibourne, the rccusaut real estate pool wit
nes, 90 prison fare MIR. Randall moved to
suspend the rules in orler to give the nlght
SESSIONS OF Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thursday
to the consideration OF the Legislative Appro-
priation bill, and his motion was carried.
The April number OF the Maryland Farmer
has en- received from its publisher, Ezra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

Advance sheets Of the Stale 'lccnse.tax laws
aud the forms for assessing license-taxes will
BE- sent out sooner than the lst of May, so that
the licenses may be granted at the April and
May terms of the courts, aud thus that rev.
enue will be due at the treasury 90 the lst day
nj ,Jnna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

An election will be held 10 Rhode Island to
morrow. when State officers aud new l. gIsla-
ture will be chosen. The new Legislature will
ell. ct United Senator to succeed Henry Is.
Anthony, Republican, who's, time expires next
March. The last Legislature Was Republican
by ten majority in the Senate aud torty-eght
majority in the Ii use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

Advices from many portions Of the South re-
por, foods 10 the rivers and damages along their
banks. a crevasse is reported 10 the Mlssls-
sippi at Davis Landiog, near Napoleon, and
several plantations are under water. The
White river is also reported t. be over lis banks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

This is evidently the day Of revolutions. The
fire department of Philadelphia have adopted
a :traw hat as part Of the summer uniform of
the fremeu of that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

. The Mexican MiniSter expresses the opinion
that the revolution in Mexico is only of local
importance, and will be soon suppressed; that
Diaz's meu are ruffians from both sides of the
river, former followers Of Cortina, and anxious
to secure the latters release. The account
Of the capture of Matamoras, in another column,
looks as though the Minister had DOT received
the latest dispatches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
.nEE TI.rGS.

ECEIVED BY STEAMER large stock
IL Of Floor Oil Cloths, in sli widths, very
cheap ut u. +. WlTMERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

rIlHE B Is LTIM ORE READY MINED
l. PAINT-.he best and cheapest reaiy miA-
Ell Paint eXtsrt In color II ( = rlch, dark,
reddish b.ow: |. IS especially adapted for
painting railroad iepoL buildings AMI station
houses, brick walls, weather b 'arding, iron or
wood fences barns, stables, diaries or other out
houses: 1t is also y capital roofing Paint for
either wood OF metal. Price per gallon 81 %,
in IL gallon lots ST per gallon, IT iG ~ ga.ton
any qu ty desired. This Paint has been in
use il. Bs!tnl re for over four years and with
entire satisfaction TO oil who have tiled it We
have secured the exclusive agency for this see
ion o: Virginia.
NH II JASNEY & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

4 LSO beautiful assortment of TIA PESTRY
~ and VELVET MATS and RUGS
.,1 II K WITNER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

The election 10 Connecticut, yesterday, re-
suited 10 favor of the Democrats, who have
secured legislature that will. elect Demo
cratic u. S. Senator. An analysis of the vote
shows tina, the greenback candidate, who was
started at the ninth hour, received almost votes
enough to have thrown the election the other
Wv. AT municipal elections in Cincinnati aud
Baton Rouge, yesterday, the Democrats were
also successful, while at Youngstown, Ohio,
the green hackers beat both the other tickets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
j Ely s. co.

d ARDEN ~EEDS-We are in roccip; of our
W usua fpriny supply Of Garden Seeds,
comprising MI the oli and wei known and
sorr.c new varieties. Our purchases OF Seeds src
made exclusively from he OH e:trh.lshel
houses I'll David Lanircth u Sons, of Phil,tc,-
lhu, and james NJ Ttorburn y Co. Of Nc~
York, and we think can therefore be relied
upon rs fresh and genuine and true to their
names. Catalogues viii be mailed to any ID
dress upon application. We have also choice
assortment ut tL) W hR SEED, to wh'ch We
especially n2itc the attention IT TIE iadies.
NH II JhNNEI j. 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

The April number OF the Maryland Farmer
has b en- received from its publisher, Ezra
Whitman, IN Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

Opened THIS DAY some very CHEZ p
" INGRAM CARPETS.
D. +. WITMER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

A MOTHER LurUt THAT EXCELLENT
n JAPAN TEA FOR FlFri CENTS
Inc demand for this line Tea continues t" n
crease No such article has ever teen offered
to the pub ic before. One trl"i and you "I1
Continue ~ Us: IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

NUNS, CAPS, WADS, &c ust opened nj
Va So King street, Alexandria, "a, corner OF
Royal an assortment o. English Twist :>Lol
Guns, Of good quality, aid al very low prices
also Bree,h Loader, with ali the fixtures.
shells SC, MuskeL Caps, Gun W"d>, Flask,
Pouches, Belts, &c to which We invite attcL-
ton.
sr,. q ]. T. CREIGHTON u son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

NUR FIFTY CEN JAPAN TEA-Ws
~ have juSt recelveI smother lot Of this tile
Favored ! En- It has been pr piounctd superior
iii flavor t. the celebrated itT cent Tea ot
Washington DitT hy persons wi" have used
both We invite those persons who have been
buy ng in Washington and those who want
nice favored cheap Tea to give US trial. We
are cuntidcn. ina. one trlAi will convince you
That we sell u better Te. :or fifty CENTS than can
be bought N Washington @ty
GEO. McBU HNEY 81 SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

leEUTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST
TRaMPS
J,.st received at 80 KING, Oh the corner OF
Royal street, supply Of BkONZED CHAIN
UUGi. + ,SYhh rkS; pretty and cheap
article and u certain security against traihps'
Call and See.
i'm Is j. r CREIGHTON Il son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

ArkW GDOnS-PuL;y in cans and tubs,
~ Compound Phosphorus Pills, Bromo
ChlUraium Z eam cE Tartar, Blue Stone, Da-
Wilson's :,y ringes. Ta.,ioca, Uphsm's Fresh
hiuat Cure Sharp and Donm!s Preparation OF
Beet, Wine and Iron Powdered Verdigris and
Green's August Flower.
feb IL JANNEi j. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

t,IuSSoRSI SCISSORSi
- Having taken the ageI cy for kOBh ,tiH
CELEBRATED RAZOR STE Ell SCloSOi",'
we arc prepared 10 sell ii II c.ns: article ~ "
very reasonable price. Every pair Tn, ,H
FERGUSON y BhO.,
fan % y6 King -tre"L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

TlR D. H. McLEAN'o CELEBEATED
~ FAMILY MEDICINES, consisting of
Strengthening Cordial Volcanic ": L"m"nt,
CuinolIiEe Sugar Pills. Liquid Nrrmliug",
Universal White C.y$ta! Concd Pills Candy
Vermi:uge, Wonderful Cough and Lung Heat
ing Globules and Catarrh Snuff. For sae both
wholesale and retail By
feh 10 JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1877.

Weuda Phillips, acting on the principle
that live dog is better than dead hon, must
cortiuually keep his name before the public.
His last effort with that object 10 view
was his speech, in which he advanced
the idea that, in order to secure the result OF
the war, negro must preside over the Senate
of the Uui,ed States. That nine days wonder
having subsidized, he writes the following letter
to Mr. Morton, after the latters late waving
of the bloody shirt:
"Dear Sir: Let me trespass 90 your time
So far as to thauk you with all my heart tor
your reply to Bayard. Be- sure the seahoard
journal, do not faithfully represent the Nation
al mood. If the buge sounds they'll oe as
much amrz d at the peoples uprising as the
same coward fools in 1861. Do not weary, the
fiji answer will come.
Mr.. PhilIips's mission has been accomplish
ed, and he now lags superAuous % the stage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

DUBBER HAIR CRlMrEKo, Rubber
IL Uress Shields, ChilGreus Collars "ud i'1i
Ii ., Ladlcs' AMI Children Fancy Hose, Wlnd'
sur aud Cuchmire Ties, SILK Dress Buttons IN
all shades, huchings and kLill .mgs us" " large
variety at Fancy Goods and Trimmings.
FERGUSON u BRO,
nh L. M is LIZ sLrecL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

NH "a Corner Prince nd Fairfax 7''''''.
,,nr,rp, NOTICE
~ ] have this day received large supply oi
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER, and D'2-
CHEFS GERMAN kUP-Ague Conquer
". f. CRElGHTGN,
a,o1Y s. KING street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
WRAPPING PAPER.

FOR SALE 500 LBS. UNCUT n.y." .>y
PAPER, BLANK On ONE HIOh 40 IF
at this office. -------, -.
A vEklLL CHEMICAL PAlNI - oua ia,
a b. utlfu ana economical We hn n,'jnrsI
u,.le large additions 70 our STOCK I h hid upon
pr,ces sample cards OF coors CAL 0' '''
application. Dnu,TER BIO.
i-in NOTICE!
NOTICE 49, uo,av OF Ilore-
~ Just received Hsle's Honey mons, nd
hound and Tar, Pixies IooIhacn'
Gleun's Sulphur Soap, a. ,up,cuTON'S,
e5 King street.
teD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

MARCH 25, lS,6-Pure Buckwheat Flour
WI received to-day BY
mu rs J. C. u Z. MILBUKN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

NNASH POPLINS AND OTHER CHEAP
w DRESS GOODS.
March 18th, l876-Openlng to day large va
riely OF low price Sp ing Dress GOODS. Also
splendid Black English Grape Wells, large size.
ID. +. BRASHEAR
NH 13 No 100 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

4 ,ELEkY AND CHAMOMl LIE riLh.1
~ Just received u fresh supply Of D Dtt.',.'
Celery and Chnmornic Pills lheSe I !''s a"
prepared EXPRESSLY to cure H""dsch' -''N'"'
gin and Nervousness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

~ them manufactured in Switches, Brsids,
Curs, Pufs, &c, 1T very small expense, by
experienced hands, ut
j. FERGUSON & BROS.
feb9 Hair Depot, IS King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

The nomination OF Mr. Dana to be Minister
to England was again under discussion 10 the
United States Senate yesterday, MIR. Dawes
delivering lengthy speech in favor of his con-
frmstion, but no vote was taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

4 'HOICE FAMILY FLOUK-We have just
~ received supply of the Occoqusn NEW
PROCESS FAMILY FLOUR also Occoquan
HIGH GRADE EXTRA. We can recommend
this rs choice and warranted TO give satisfaction.
For sale by
feb "A WASHINGTON s. BRO
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-02-25
The Circuit Court for Hartford County.

The court has been principally occupied
since our last report, in the trial Of appeal
cases The following, from the trial and ap.
peal dockets, have been disposed of:
p. NJ. Quinn VS.. jeremiah Bennington of
without prejudice; Street, and Williams for
plaintiff, Archer & Van Bibbcr for defend
ant.
r. NJ. Quinn vs.. jeremiah Bcnnngton's
garnishee; Street, and Williams for plaintiff,
Archer and Van Bibber for defendant.
J. nj. Street, vs.. John Shenburger off by
plaintiffs attorney. Williams for plain
tiff
VIM. E. Hooper & Son vs. Elwood B.
Gaun; judgment subject to application I'M
der insolvent laws; Whitaker for plaintiffs,
Williams for defendant.
Joseph Althof VS.. James A. Wiley; judg-
ment for plaintiff by default. DaIam and
Williams for plaintiff.
L. NJ Allen VS.. Edward c. Hopkins; iudg
ment by default. Price for plaintiff
Same VS.. Isaac w. Coale; judgment con-
fessed. Price for plaintiff, Williams for de-
PENDANT.
John Ashton VS.. Nathaniel and Thomas
e. Smithson; off by plaintiffs counsel Gill
bert for plaintiff.
Peter Galloway vs. James II. Garrett ;
judgment for plaintiff Hopkins for plain
tiff, Williams for defendant
b. +. and p. E. Carroll, use of james Soul.
ly VS.. Patrick Foley and Thomas Sullivan;
off by plaintiffs attorney. Maynadicr for
plaintiffs.
John w. Hoopman vs.. Jacob w. Hoop
man; judgment condemnation nisi. Williams
for plaintiff
APPEALS.
Hugh G. Whieford VS.. Martha Singleton :;
judgment reversed. Webster for appellant,
McNabb for appellee.
Dclmar Thomas administrative VS.. Michael
G. johnson; agreement filed Williams for
appellant, Van Bibber for appellee.
Robert I. Galloway vs. Caroline Lawder;
referred TO Jesse Hilles. Maynadier for ap.
pellant, Webster for appellee.
II: III. Archer VS.. Reyburn, Hunter e Co.;
agreed. Price for appellant, Williams and
Young for appellees.
James A. Webster and wife vs. County
Commissioners; appeal from order of con-
firmation of road; motion TO quash made,
argued and sustained. Stump and Farnandis
for appellants, Maynadicr and Hopkins for
appellees.
Leopold Kind VS.. G. r. Boteler Judgment
reversed. Hopkins for appellant.
Philip Zealer VS.. Hugh Deery; appeal dis
missed.
Isaac w. Livezey Sc Bros. VS.. Isaac Lee,
colored; jury trial. judgment reversed and
judgment for appellee. Young for appellant,
Webster for appellee.
Charles Dorman vs.. Anne Freely; appeal
dismissed. Stump for appellee.
Michael Mackin vs.. John Lahiff; judgment
affirmed with costs in favor of appellee. II.
w. Archer and Lee for appellant, Stump
and Hopkins for appellee.
Elizabeth Burgendine VS.. Henry Burgen-
dine; jury trial, judgment reversed. Young
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-02-25
Local Affairs.

LITTLE LOCALS:
The Haore Republican tuvors Blaine as
the Republican candidate for President.
Mrs. Martha Quigley died on the 18th
inst, in Lower Chanceiord township, York
county, Pa, at the great age of 10G years.
Tuesday lust, 22d February, being WASH
ington's birthday, the schools Of the county
were closed. No public celebration was
held.
-Shad and herring from North Carolina
have reached Baltimore in limited quantities.
The shad were sold at $50 and the herring
at $3.50 per 100.
There are 42 inmates nj the Hartford
county Almshousc, who are comfortably
provided for BY the excellent ovcrseer, Mr..
Hugh Smith
The revival services at Statewide Pres
byterian church are still in progress, with
gratifying results, under the charge of the
pastor, Rev. a. ID. Davenport.
Last Sunday week mule belonging to
MI W. pHlth AN'iilo, HNluS htti i)cl ar,
was found dead in the barn yard. No cause
for the animals death could be discovered
, The Sunday service in Emmanuel p +.
Church, Bel Air, will commence Cd. W
hereafter Mt p. NJ, and the Sunday School
at p Nj. Services on Ash Wednesday at
II A. NJ and A.! p. NJ.
The public schools of Hayrc de Grace
are so crowded that the County School Com
missioners have applied to the Town Com
missioners for the use of the lecture room of
the town hall for school purposes
On last Saturday morning the stage from
Bel Air to Edgewood was upset near Halls
Shops, caused by the breaking of the front
axle. No one was hurt. Mr.. Martin Rus
SELL the driver, was equal to the emergency,
and procuring another conveyance, landed
his passengers, two gentlemen, at the depot
in time for the train.
"A very successful revival closed at Deer
Creek NJ. e. church, q short time ago. Up
wards of fifty penitents came forward, of
whom twenty-five gave outward and salts
factory evidences of conversion. The pastor,
Rev. Mr. Bruner was assisted by Rev DR..
Kilgore, OF Chester, Pa. The congregations
were large, and at the close of the services
purse of money was made up and presented
to Dr. Kilgorc.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-02-25

PROCEEDINGS or THE SCHOOL COMMITS
sIoNERs.-The following is q summary of
proceedings Of the School Commissioners at
their meeting on the 10th instant:
A bill for funding The school debt was or
dcred to be forwarded to the county dclcga-
ton in the Legislature.
1t was ordered that when the trustees and
patrons of any school desire to continue their
school through March to the end of the
spring term, they may do so, with the un-
derstanding that schools continued through
March will be discontinued for the same
period during the summer term.
A petition was presented for a school at
Swansbury, and school ordered to be OPEN
cd during the spring term on condition that
u school house be furnished free of charge,
and that the teacher should be second grade.
The statement of Prof jackson, of Havre
dc Grace High School, asking for an addi-
tional teacher, was presented and referred to
Mr.. Vosbury
The Secretary was directed TO audit and
pay the teachers accounts for the winter
term, but to pay no account unless certified
to according to law.
oruelcu' liial she secretary be directed to
examine the books and accounts of the form
er Secretary.
Ordered, that the notes in the National
Bank of Baltimore and Cecil National Bank
be renewed ut maturity.
Ordered, that Prof Baird, of the Bel Air
Graded School, be paid at the rate of 81 900
per annum, for and after the term ending
January l, 1876.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-02-25
ID | L ID.

KENNEDY.-Atl the residence o her son,
Thomas Kennedy, near the Hickory, on Sun
dav, February 9Th, Mrs ELIZABETH KEN
NEEDY, in the 10th year of her age.
OF retiring and unassuming disposition
Mrs. Kennedy was most priced by those with
whom she was most intimately associated.
Through tedious and lingering illness, she was
mnistcrcd TO by loving friends, and although
conscious that her sickness was unto DEATH yet
no murmur escaped her lips, but Christian res
ignation seemed TO possess her being. From
youth meek follower Of her Saviour she with
implicit confidence in His promise II will be
with you to The end" peacefully aud joyfully
went . meet her Lord L. III.
Dearest mother, oh how we miss YOU,
And our hearts are greatly gricyed,
Although we should not murnur,
For Jesus thy spirit has received.
Thou art now dwelling in glory,
Surrounded with the blest,
Thy sutferngs and troubles are ended,
And thy soul is forever at rest. r. X.
smithsonian Friday night, February
18th, 1876, of dropsy Mrs. SALLIE SMITH
SON, wife of VIM. Smilhson, aged G5
years
HARKlNS.-At the residence of her son,
Thomas Harkins, on Wednesday February
10th, 1876, Mrs. ANN HARKINS.
BARTLESON.-In this county, on the
evening of January 21st, MARY, wife of
Mark Barllcson, in the 10Th year of her
age.
WILSON-In Hartford county. on Sth
February, RUTH A., in the 10th year of her
age, wife of VIM. A. Wilson.