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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
21moIi6e @ahIer.

Sci BEN Iebten Wablen 1T >SGIinois
fer o1tdoten orebte ft6 Der
Sampf uieber 9roBen Ibeils um Die
leioiae Eemperen3frage nno let0er ftegten
bic Tauatifer uno 9eubler ba uno bort;
ober tie e~rLttten aud mdn1e 9eial5ene
Nteoerlage.
Ser @emeif1betpabGtantpf in Morrilon
i'm County M6tteitoes brebte ft6 gan3
UNI bic SSraee: ionen 8irtbsbGuler ges
buloet tperoen ober nlht? Sine Wsebrz.
belt bon l3l entl1teo ST @nniten Der
@irtblhattet, b. b. Die TdnoioGten Der
@egner Der 3tpangstemperen3ler baben
n~ouitGnotg ulto III teoer ein5elnen Waro
geiiegt. obglei6 maanLt9e un6 ipeibltbe
Ma1lerIimpeL por uno Oil benz 8abLtage
nte tod Grbetteten.
@liidliher iparet bic Sanatiter uu6
6euhler BET Der Mabl in Barton int
Gountp 6oro; oenn fte iebten bort, fDertl1
aud nmr NIT ipinaiser Mebrbett ale ibre
GanbtDaten ourh, aud Der gd13e ges
metnberatb lit ieBt III ibren 9Gnoen. Su
ben Ndbbarltdot6en @tbfon uno 2oot
basegen babeu Die Sreunoe %anltdnoiger
Birtbidaften geiiegt.
9db in Gpaniton bic Muder pben ouf
finb, peritebt 1i6 bon ielber. limb in
Soutb Gpauiton bat Elm vameritaniI9er
Mabl3ettel" i6er etnen yoeuti6en WaDLs
~setteI" geiiegt. WeB 9eiites &inoer bic
omerifonilben Sieeer in Soutb GDan,
iton itno, erlteDt man aus iDrer Brablez
rel. boB ie ben rDut1" unb oem y2asers
bier" I6ltmm mttgclptelt bitten.
Sn Yaris i'm GountD Gogar erl0gen
bic EemperensLer, inoem Die Wfebrbeit
Des neueu @emetnoeratbeS aus @ssneru
berieIben beitebt. Sn Sycamore, Gouutp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
Gtntraslt0e -seelen:&ettma8.

Der 6umbug MoobD's nno SanteD'S
i'm Jtetps yorter t0ippoDrom lit Jest enos
LTD Dorbet our 9roBen Treuos Der yfeipS
gOrter E6eater, benelr bic beIoen frolls
men &om0otanten 10 rieit9e 0oncurren5
ma6ten uuo 10 pteI 4bbru6 tbaten.
Die Neips gorter 2tbi6ieosporlteuuitg
Der beioeu %Gpangeliiten tarD Dor elmer
unge6euren Oieni6enmalle itdtt u1o
Saulenoe fonnteu feinen 3utrItt firOeu.
8rloer Monop 0islt cine lange 4bi6teDss
preOist, ipel6e feline 3uborer nteoerbott
;u S6rGueu rIbrte, uno Brnoer SanfeD
lang 1d0ner n1O melOOilGsr als ie.
Nber bic Ra9fLduse, Die it'd Jest ners
usbuen Ia1len, itnD nt3ts pentSsr SA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24

0eGoLb, ~erlangten bic TemperensLer cine
Weebrbeit i'm @emeinoerdtbe.
Betrets Der Babl III QuincD lit nod
nn63utragen, baB i'm @~euetnoeratbe lid
betoe 8arteien 9lei6 iteben, pGbrenb in
8etreff Ser meiiten Staotdmter bic Oes
mofraten nit Derminberter Mebrbett oe=
fiegt 6aben. Sn 6irftpooo, Worren
county, crrangen Die @eguer Ser Gem.
~percnsler ben Sies init elmer M1ebrbeit
bon 1870. 9agegen baben in To9eae,
S9le @ountp, Die Iemperen3ler poaitdns
big gefte9t. Sn Bonttac, %2iningiton
@ouutD, itnb tie ebenfo noutG16Ig erie;
gen.
Sci BEN elet93eittg in mebreren anoes
rem @emeinoen abgebaltenen WabIe1
'banbcIte es iid ni6t UNI Traget bon au5
9emeiuerer 8eoeutung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
NMSIteferMtt9.

Beaen beS Dor einigen Wotnten aus
Bottom mad @ngIato 9efobenen froms
men S9DinoLerS 9B In SIR 70 tpiro es
m0gLi6ermetfe 3u einern unblnttgen
8mtit ;tpti1en ben Ser. Stodtcn nto
GmoldnD tommcn, ii6er tpelhen bic Spibz
huben in beioen Sdnoern ii9 freueu tons
1en.
Oie bei6erIeitige 8erpfltbtung CUR
GusIteferun9 f1u9tiser 8erbre6er be-
rubet duf benz 10. ArtifeL bes i'm Sabre
1912 stDi1den ben Ser. Staten uno Gngz
Ianb obgeihIofenen [logeunnnten @eb=
terrQIbburton'i6en] 8ertrdgs. Hd6
biefem 9rtifel ftnO ~geeenieitig nusz
MsorOss, Ober p bss morbosriu6s,
noer 81 Oes Seeranbs, eoer4 A. 6er8ranos
ftiTtung, ooer s. bes Oiebitabls [robberyl
n6er g. Der S6li9nng, ooer y Der Nusz
aobe gefGLf6ten YdpterS [@e61eI, Bdz
piergeIo &C.. angeflagt iinb. 11ro anor
ion bic Nuslieferutre nun bann erToI9en,
tDeru benz anitdnoieen @ertbte 6esients
gen 21nbes, mad tuel6em Der. NnaetIaete
fin 9ef1n1tet bat, 70 bieI S6uLbs eSn=
5i1ten evidence of c~riminalityl oorgele9t
tperoen, ME geniiger tpuroen, nm in benz
2Gnoe, i'll tpel6em et b~etroffen utr6, ein
ftrafre9tIt6es 8erfabren gesen i'm gu
ber~dnlofien.
gie / iiebt lift Bier bic 3abI beries
1tigen 8erbrehenSanfLdgen, duf @run6
tpeL9er cine QuSlieferune geforoert per=
ben fann, febr ibarf bei6rdnft. Bon
ben Z be3ei9neten AnfIG9en f0nnen III
benz Sale bon Binslotp b69ifens bic
beiDen Iebten [SdIibung un6 Nussobe
Gef6LIGten 8apierS] in Betra6t fomz
men, benin Moro, Seeraub, 8ranbitifs
tung oDer SiebitdbI bat er rt6t be9ats
gen. Cine setaue unterin6nng tonnte
dber Iei9t ergeben, DAB aud sal
f9un9. o6er Nusgabe gefdLf4ten Pa=
piers tbut nj d t betptefen tuerbet tOnnen,
fonoern nur eft 8etrug.
Stun Bat i'm Sabre 1870 odS en9Iti9e
garInment ettt 9eieb erlaiien, meL9eS
beftimmt:
xbnb teiu ouSIdn6iI5er gerbre6er ous9eIiefert
tuer6en iOa, renn ni9t bur9 Geles bes betr.
Gtaats, Ober bmrd llebereinfunft nit benlIelbe1t
beltintmt rntrb, eab Der 4us3ulteiernbe fIrtetn
anOeres 8er9eben .ober 8erbre9en,
ofs 6ds III Der In sIieferun9ss HOrbeS
rum besei&ntte. pOr Geri9t SeiteGt ruerOtn
ioH."
auf @runb bteies @eiebes IL tDeigert
ff6 bic engltf6e G%egierune, ben PIP.
gRinsIou nussuliefern, Denn nt9t 3uDor
bic 9Peetermng Der Ser. Staten aelobt.
bns er fpeoen feincs Gnoeren 8ers
osbens oIs bos Der JGlihune, ooer Nusz
3abe oefGIfhten BapierS CUR Serantpors
fung gtsogen Deroen lou.
Bic Sieiieittee 9tegiernng tusIgsrt it9,
Elm fold)es Ber1prchen ill 8eOen: petl
lie BEN emglii9en YarlantelIe "'@s gas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
ses eatfeNstte gattr Ser gtr6u.e.

Cine ungebeure 11eberf6tpemmung oeS
Mt1itiitppitbaLes in Der petfen un1gegeno
bon 0annibal, Wiiouri, lit ourA eiuen
9ammbru9 bel 6annibal berbeigefibrt
tDorben. W2an bate 16on ant Wlorgen
bes II. QpriL bemerft, oaB Der n1ebrere
WteiLen LANCE Damn, tDelder n1s berr>
It1ite NferIdltb bei6iBt, 81 retBen bes
ganu, uno Naes elite berbet, nm tbH mo-
m0gLt9 5u fliGen; aber ber 0fiB tpHrbe
gr0Ber uno srDBer. Geiter ipren9ten
oaDon, uut Die SeDobner 0er @e9e1o 3u
tparner1, uno Diele 8auern etlten in i9re
Wobnungeit, I'M ibre Samilicn in St6ers
belt gu bringen. I'm 5 ubr AbenoS bate
ber 8ru6 bereits etne Nusoe6nung BON
800 SUB, nno cine ungebeure Baiierz
maiie ergoB ft6 nber ods prd6z
tige 3uuG9it bur6 ben Damm seihlBt
aetuelene 9ano BON $50 0uaoratsM etlen,
6aiieIbe per1eereno unb Die B%etpobner in
Die Slu1t tretbenb. Betnabe 9Lei63eiti9
mar Der Ddn1r1 aud d1t ether e1tferntes
rem Stene g~eriifen uno nul be9an1 Der
Weiiftiiippt b0ber 3u iteigeH ais ie lett
benz Sabre 1857.
3tpilbem 9anuibaL un6 0uincn, bic
80 WfeiLen bon etnorber s%ntfernt ftno,
muroe ber Strnm ~atpan3is DtetLen brett,
ft1 5 Oteilen mad WfiiiOurt ulo Is Dtet=
len na6 Suinoi5 binetn eritredeno uno
benz Nderban nn9ebeure BerInlte 3us
fIgcno. Quincy Iteet befGnntlt6 obers
bGlb Dannibdl, dber o65 uferIan6 Iteot
gum She'll nieoerer dls Der Strom.
Die ct. 2ouis GeotutS 9iort6neltern
Gtienbabn tparb ouf oer Strede DON
6anui6nL Eo9 2uinep iiberf6memmt
uito f6tper bef6doigt, nebrere 8rIden
iiber JeebenfIii1e mur0en tDeg9ertfen.
9eanlentIi9 aud int urterenSboIe oe3Slts
nois- SIuB; Ibale5 entftanb cine geiDaltiee
uebert6tpemmung uno bic Toleoo=W1
o1b>Beitern>8a6n Duroe inter Woller
deieBt. Qa5 @eIeiIe Der Auincns@drs
tbogesB urLiitgton= Giienbdbn tnarO auf
elmer Strefe bon mebreren hurloert SUB
;erlt0rt. gln6 bic QuincDsNltonsS st.
Bouts Bobn lit groBen S6n6en mnb ar
nielet SteQen tDorb bdS @elei1e tuegge=
rtiieu. Se6s W1etlen bon Quincp fptelz
ten Die 6Lut1en aud bet QutnensWiz
1ourisB actftes 8abn libel nit. Nm alien
bieien Babnen muBten S6iffe beu Baiias
aierslgen az 6llfe fomlnen, UNI bic
Ballagtere iiber3uleselt.
: Q2aS bic @egeno bon Odu1tb1L be-
trifft, 70 bate tie i9on einige Stunoen
UUL UClI DUIItAtDlo 0 CbIb S%ObSS AbtHLn0
nit benz Uliifiiiippt, inben bur9 eineir
l3uiammsnitoB 3tpti9en Der Bride iber
ben bort iebr engen [nur l470 SuB
breitenl Gtrom uro benz S6lepponrnpfer
v0tctator~ u1tb cinern Gisi6iffe Die ses
nonnte Bride [etne giienbabnbridel
serlt0rt tpurbe tub sebu S6tfFsIeute tbs
rem Sob in benz bort 10 reiBenoer Strome
fanbeu.
@eiter unten BET g[ton frat Set Dtiis
fiIftppt in Tolee beftiser 9tesensiiie
ebenfdGs Iber ieine ufer unb Duroe bret
WeiLen brett.
Au1 bie[ ipetter u1ten ant D1iitiippt
itno in ben Iebtem Easen orge Damn.
bride erfor9t, 10 namentIi6 i'm @ountD
BoLinar inn Staate Wltiitiitppi; bic lips
piglten 8fIansunseu puroen OaieLbit 10
reiBenb i1neu iiberidtpemmt, BOB mebs
rere 9Ian3erfamiIicn nit fnapper Not1
ibr 2eben retteten. Die entfeife[ten Sc
mailer ergoIien ii6 in bas Bett 0 2Silz
Iian1s' 8aDou uno Seer Greet, Die u
cbenfdas austrateH un6 Die gauge Hinges
gcnb uberi9Demmten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15
YIRGISIA

4. large plumber of negro laborers left Nor
folk yesterday for the turpeotiue regions. a
call has lately been made from that section tor
good workuen, for VII N remuneratlve wages
will be paid and a promise OF constant Work,
ia compliance With which numbers have lett
tina, section and principally from Suffolk.
Mrs. George Carter, of Beii6eld, Loudouo
equity, has a portrait of Councillor Robert
Garter, a son of King" Carter, painted BY Sir
Joshua Reynolds. Mr.. Richard K Llttlet2n,
also OF L,udoun, has a portrait of Charles
Washington, a brother Of General Washing
ton.
Auditor Taylor has paid over to Dr.. Ruff
Ger, State Superintendent of Public Schools,
the sum OF Sl2l 900, to be apportloaed among
toe counties a; the rate of twenty five cents Tor
each child On the school census.
G. r. McDannaid has been elected to the
House of DELEGATES from Bath aud Highland
counties to gil the vacancy occasioued by the
death Of the late Judge Seig, who died OF
smallpox.
The remains of the late John Goode, father
Of Congressman Goode, who died recently, at
Williamsburg, have been inferred 10 Bedford
COUNTY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

The wreck of the ship Harvest Queen is still
shrouded in mystery. The captain Of the steam
or Adristic, which left Queenstown on the same
day as the Harvest! Queen, while admitting 8
collision with some unknown ship, denies SINK
ing any vessel, and asserts that the huiis OF the
two vessels did not touch. a sea captain VINO
was q passenger on the Adrlatlc c9rrGoorSteS
this. The inquiry into the wreck OF the snip
Island Belle mas disclosed bsrbarous condu: t
on the part of the captain. 1t Is alleged That
the second mate, though i'll, WAS compelled to
do duty, and st last falling exhausted ne Was
violently kicked by the Captain. Receiving no
medicine he died soon after ward: and WAS buried
at seq.
The Russian and Austrian Ambassadors at
Constsntinople are acting i'll harmony reiailVe
to the reforms in the Turkish Provinces, and
the Porte has ceased to avoid receiving the rep
resentatives from the European Powers.
The London Newa' Vienna dispatch says It is
reported that twelve merchants Of Odessa have
been transported TO Siberia for supplying arms
TO the Turks.
The Governor of New Foundlsnd has arrived
in Paris for the purpose of settling the differ,
ebces between England and France in regard
to the fisheries, probably by purchase.
The President of Hayti has been presented
with horses and decorations by the Spanish gov
eminent.
The Spanish Government has information
that q vessel is loading 1t Bordeaux with con-
traband goods for the Carlists.
The p~srtisans Of Don Carlos cannot be per-
suaded to renew the campaign in Catalonia.
The appointment of Cardenas as Ambassador
to the Vatican has been approved by the Pope
The Turkish question continues to excite gen
eral interest abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.

One Of the objects to be displayed at the
Philadelphia Centennial will be q section OF
the travelling sidewalk o. endless railway train,
an American invention Tor solving the problem
Of rapid trau>i, in crowded cities. The tram
will lie half a mile in length, operated BY sta
,ionary engines, and run at a speed of fifteen
to twenty miles 40 b ur. The transfer seats
and all other appliances will be of the same
siz as those ioieDded FIR general use, BY Which
means passengers get off or on the tram WITH
sa.e and safety without slack ng its spe.d.
After the c'oss of III exhibition it will be
taken FIR exhibition 10 London, Paris, and
ot5tr c!'ies.
Al old co'ored woman, Nellie Bell BY na@e
said to be 10 her lOlst year, died "Wednesday
right in Georgetown. Her youngest son !
abQut 70 years Of age.
Mr.. H nd :1son bill against the Uoiteo
States for the services he rendered as counse
a~yaiDs, the S.. Louis whisky rlog Is S5O,WN,
which the Attorney General disputes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

LEGISLATIVE.

fu the Senate, yesterday, MIR. Sinclair sta
ted that, had he been present when the Cen-
tennial appropriation $4,000 bill came up
he would have voted tor the approprla-
ton. 80,
Mr. Hinton. of Petersburg, Introduced q bill
apprcpriatipg $1,000 to the Centennial ana
asked that the rules be suspended and the bill
have its first readiog. Net receiving the con-
stitutional vote, the Senate refused to recousld-
er, and the reading of the bill was lost.
Bills we're passed submitting the question OF
buildiue a bridge al South Boston 10 HALIFAX
county voters; relieving the Suretles OF Spindle,
late treasurer of Rappahannock county; amend
ing the charter OF the tow otSeddon, 10 Bland
county; also resolution relative TO constitutions
amendments, aud a bill to supply the vacancy 10
the Maryland aud Virginia boundary ilne COM
mission by the choice of j. B. Beck, OF Ken
lucky.
4 resolution expressive of the grief of the
General Assembly of Virginia at the death OF
Hon. Wm. A. Graham, Of North Carolina, one
of the arbitrators selected by Virginia to settle
the boundary line between Maryland and Vlr-
GINA, was adopted.
Ia the House, Mr.. Carter, Of LoudouD, on a
suspension of the rules, introduced a joint reso-
luton on the Centennial celebration Of the De-
claration of IndepeDdence.
The Auditor was requested 10 report what
amount of State revenue for 1874 was paid 10
coupons.
The bill prescribing the duties, powers, e.,
of county officers was discussed. after which
the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

The following is the report of MIR. fuckers
rcGukc Of Ca ID, as given ln the Congress
sioull Record:
Mr.. Garfield: We excepted from amnesty all
those who held in their hands q commission
from the Federal Government, and who had
sHorn TO be trde to their commission; and We
diI this because they had added to rebellion-l
must use the words-the crime of perjury in the
eyes OF TIE law.
Mr.. Tucker: Will the gentleman allow me 10
interrupt bin?
Mr.. GerEeid: Certainly.
Mr.. Tucker: DO l understand the gentleman
from Ohio, speaking hare 70 day OF kindness 10
gentlemen or this side of the House, to say that
any man whu held y commission under the
United States at the time the war broke out,
AMI who went into secession, was guilty of per-
jury?
NJ. Garfield I will repeat precisely the meas
ured words | used. | said the crime of per-
jury il the eyes Of the law" In view of the
lsct Of flaming war, l do not say those men
should be regarded as ordinary, perJurersi l
never said nat. But wha. will the gentleman
call it? BY what other name does the law
know ? l cid not make the dictionary, nor
did l make the law. The gentleman certainly
knows me well enough to know that I am inca,
p.ble of masking a reference to any personal
nstter IL this discussion. He must see that l
SIN Ling the word in its technical meaning as
used in the law.
Nil. Tucker: Mr.. Speaker
The Speaker pro temporc, (hr. Springer IN
the CHAIR Does the gentleman from Ohio
yiel@ further to the gentleman from Virginia.
Mr.. Tucker?l
Mr. Garfield: Certainly.
Mr.. Tucker: I do not ask to interrupt the
gantieman that I msy excuse myself, but to ex-
cuse some of the noble=t men that l have ever
known, and of whom the gentleman might be
proud to claim to be d peer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

Bishop Huntington protestant Episcopal, }
Of Central New York, at a recent Protestant
Episcopal CoDvocation in Watersown, New
York, spoke of the exclusion Of the Bible from
the public schools as 'foredoomed by clrcum-
stances that are to be dep!ored," and said that
religious instruction in such schools could be
allowed only when there vas a conformity of
creeds. He suggested that, under the circuu-
Stances, the duty of his church Was to provide
for more comprehensive religious instruction 10
Sunday schools, and to devote several. hours Of
each Sunday for that purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

MIR. Penis resolution to adjourn the Legis-
lature on the 24th Instant was defeated in the
Senate by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Allan, Beazley, Clark, Daw-
ton, Marshall, Newberry, Penn, Slemp, Spit
Ter, Stevens, aud Wood-l6.
Noes-Messrs. Bland, Claughton, Cochran,
Critcher, Elliott, Eubank, Flnuey, Grimsley,
Hairstop, Hurt, johnson, Maddox Num-,
Powell, Queseuberry, Sinclair, Smith, Tanner,
Terry, ard aud w ortbam-2l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

At the special election in Augusta county,
Virginia, on Thursday, for 3 member OF the
House of Delegates, the Hon A. Fl. H. Stuart
was elected by several hundred maj GRITTY over
bis competitor, Captain J. N. Opie. With
Smith, Letcher and Stuart in the House OF
Delegates the State need have 40 anxiety about
the legislation of that body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

10 the bill lately introduced into Congress
for the payment of Loudoun county war claims,
is an item of SIS, claimed by VIM. Lemon, for
a hen coop destroyed. The Richmond News
says I'VE fear Lemon will be sour with dis
appointment before be is paid"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

A movement has been inaugurated 10 Wash
ippton for the establishment of auniop railroad
depot, under the authority Of Congress, and
the subiec, will be called to the attention of the
Committee on the District Of Columbia at its
next meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA J4NH. -.
sun ose.............7 IA Moon ris.s".......l0 l.
Sun sets ............5 8 High wster"..... 80
sl.iTI

Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, % + A
Reed. She reports only one vessei il .Le river,
the schr Royal 4 rch, from Boston :o- G4JCge~
town.
Schrs Florence J Lockwood ST. S.-'!ghI,
hence, st Boston 13tE.
Schrs Z 5 Lee. Pavilion and Eiz-b-.n har
mond, for this port, cleared ;: Viney.rt a,ven
18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

4 NORTHERN GIRLS OPINIONOF SOUTHERN
GIRLs.-Yyu can tell a Southern girl at once.
She is rouudcr than her Northern sisters, 10.
deed she is pcver thin or lank she walks With
a laugu:d ,tcp, and all her movements are slow
aud incident she is never alert. She has fine
soft eyes with a serene expression, very differ
eut FROM the quick, keen eye Of the North she
has not the beautiful red and white complexion
Of New York and New England, rather
is the sallow, with a few rose tints ;
you might call her cream color. She
never looks anxious, no matter what
happens; she does not thiuk she can
help matters by her advice or interference, but
sits back calmly and leaves everything to
''brother," or "pa," %prooounclng the lat
ter word in a way | defy a Northern girl
to initiate. The word might be used as
a shibboIeth it is not exactly pay
but halt Wy between that and the sound of
"a' in cat Our Southern girl dresses pic
turcsquciy rather than trinity, and has bright
err colors and more floating ends and curls
about her than a Northern belle allows
She has pretty, plump hands, but she
is not particular about the gloves that
cover them Il mean particular compared with
Fifth avenue rules. In short, she is a more
voluminous SORT Of a girl in every way, and
Cares less about "the fashion," She has one
decided advantage over the Northern girl,
however, and that is her voice it is sweeter
am lower. IA little traInlnte, perhaps, but es-
s~cn'ially gent " and " 'manly.-Mss Constance
Fcnimorc Wolston IN the CteUeh1nd Herah
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

Reduced taxation is declared by the New
York Bulletin to be the question of the day;
one, which may as we'll be understood, cannot
be postponed or belittled, or forced into the
background. Fortunately it is not a question
beclouded with distractions, nor hampered with
the conflicting, foe spun theories OF the doc
~trinaires of opposing schools. The common
people comprehend it as clearly as the politi-
ciau or the statesman, and the public opinion.
which is DOW forming with reference to it,
therefore, must soon be a commanding power,
which The party leaders and the parties them
selves will be unable to resist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the .A~le1sndria, Va. P">:ottice
January Is, 1876.
Persons calling for letters will say they Ale adj
v~ertised and give the date Of the list.
If not called for within thirty days. they WILDE
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Brown, Mrs Mary Lewis, ArdEew L
Burroughs, Mrs Mamie Muir, Mss L;zz!e
Burriss. George Madison, Ri
Duglas. Miss Hannah Morgsn, }
Egan, Harry phillips. Marshal!
Granger, Mrs Susan Pa2son, Mrs E!ius
Green, Mrs MsryT BEAD, Mrs. II F A
Garner, Mrs Kate Scott, Miss MoIlie +
Gale, d Sterling, Henry A
Hitch, r f Taylor, Mrs Cs:harlEe
Hamnel, Henry Iho;nps!n, Jonah
King, George Travers. Mrs Il a
Luckett. 7 ielder Wells, Jane 4
ian l5-lt W. y. BERKELEY, !. ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

The following item is from the New York
Herald. of yesterday: Mrs. Wertheim, wife
of Mi. S. Wertheim, 32S West Ash street,
three daughters. Mother and babies doing
very well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

a case Of poisoning BY wearing seal brown
colored stockir Is has been uade the subject OF
a chemical analysis 10 Chicago, the chemist re
por,iog that the poisoning Was produced by the
picric acid used 10 dyeiog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

Three questions to be put t. ourselves before
speaking evil Of any mau: First, is 1t true
Second, is 1t kind2 Third, is it necessary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-15

IN the Kentucky Legislature, to-day, the
fret ballot for Senator resulted: Beck, ~;
Williams, 43; Leslie, 90; Wadsworth, IA.