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The sword OF nes-rt L..

Bangor Whig when L. surr-nd.-.-i
his army t. Grant the latter ,lrci.u.,I o.
take his sword. 4iid sdd,-,l O. tr- ma
nanimity by voluntarily in-.-rtsl.s q. IA
terms OF csPtulAtion az eN.mpuan ~
the side arms Of (ali) Cd. oftic-rs 81
their hor.es and private hagssse a.
matter Of TACT. Of ~hich we have hs.l
authoritative information. G-nef-l L.
came 10 the SPOT designated Scr a..
meeting of the Two ehieftains. u-ariu.s /.
splendid testimonial swurf thai La.i
been presented 10 him. aud douttI--.
intending that the weapon should o.
come the historic emblem - tie la.-t
cause AZ the national capitol G.r@ral
Grant prevented this b. eracvfuil sait-
ing the surrender Of the sword OF h.
Sanquished foe. ami. hastily t,~urliius
the terms he demanded. p4-ss-i ths
memorandum % Lee, who brs,aule vi--
bly, affected with emotion on T..rceiN a.
the generosity with which al the a.
GERS ofhis command we're % he treated
by their conguerOr
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C,s.a s...ss. OF IN. Air..

Among the no~t enqutsfts -e-nss y H1rH
deaiSht The eye 81 the E1Eot-zn trHEsI-r -.
tho-> ~orderful ro.<-cslor-f cifsl.i- i..-Is..--.
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nature ref esls tlo<e phs Aicsl cIasIlf. ls.r.---
the -ro~y eh-~k" and -eb-rry ar. : - -.
which every port o; The ear h -. L. r. -
The Nus 20 AID him. hui flIsr ar- a. -. -.
the cynical Hood co1o~ls-c chrl-rl.o -
iiy 10 DO woman, Eager 10 r~tAlr tki. - -
resorts 10 French AT and ruux~ ! - 10 =.
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suhertng Women One bottle % "a - !.
more islsf than months % trsafr.~ut II.
e-nsto- ard o. Der medicines ID - 49,.
IA any eonoipon - the sy.ieIn, snd - -
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from that fno-i toying - ora.A l--a t.--sr5.si
consultation with = phy .1clAn- a. = a. ~
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cau.s>>s ard - m ptorns u The In.ny aI.ss.-.
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means OF preventing tke-< mal.fi.. -
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tsusiN~ treatise UPON Sornnu A - -.
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domestic ueatrssnt, which I'll cr-n - -
Every woman should rad ii a eopT al y.
Adviser can De obtained by add-s-sinr a.
Author, Br. II v. fleros. a nur...I -.
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LEGAL lDstaIlsEstArS

THE STATE OF TElA--Ta - u-u-.u.
Il interested Ia the suArdlzast 10 "a a,
tstsbe OF susie J. sne Con- n. Il1aeaa -
nor-- q. ~ C,sot.-- GaarIffsn 49, -. -
ths toonty Court 81 b.llAs Co1ury h !. a.
nibif OF the conditions Of 49, 800 -
seber Win bis Application - ~ cl.eharr-.s
therrffofn. which ~iil H. heard u ~. 80
tsr IN OF AID co1rf. comnencins "a Ne thIHs
MONDAY IN Nay, A u. ~. e. IT, DlIurf-
AZ persons intere<t~d IN eaid a-uar.iiz-.b !.
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nes1- - A.Ie nfaf ~ sid Gar -
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stngs l.fke q HiFa

The delightful e.est. % thi. as~ prtr eis pc
pf- } n AeLa.ns Cough snd Lans H-ai-
ing "ioouies Ast1e saliva N ~ a.oatk
acts on the gionnles = gas u s.nsrzfea -hisb
soothes and heals Irritation of TIE thr-Af
am lungs, mAks- The vote. clear = hlEd
cures hoarsenes, coughs .soids and cousazi -
non- Trial oox~s, By NAL. = oen. ~
n Mclean, ia Che.;nIt .freei ~ Lrai.
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The regular issu. OF cur Psisr la
been, much 10 cur isert;, delayed tao
or three days This ~As Husvo1cahis.
aud owing altogether 10 The isci tn-i
We were wrestling ~l;h the huge isk
list which We present this morning
and every one can see that our excuse
Is perfectly valid one. We irssst ear
patrons will forgive n-. and 80 promise
that any fu:ure work Of the KIDD al
no; have similar effect
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Ts Esepy bea

David ". Adams. Attorney 81 La 49,
Notary Public. pays paEtlsalAr .ii-atioa 9
Preparing Absfrsets Of titles. oogisctiun q
claims, taking sekno- iedg.mcu.s. r-ud=r
Ing Of lands and pay meni o. tAK-- tlasr-u
once Southwest corner Of Courthoass
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NICHOLS, SHEPARD & co..
Stands without ri al, aud withs,ooa tri-
umphantly every test.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

The Senate confirmed the nomination OF Mr..
Sherman for Secretary Of the Treasury by a
very small majority. But one democratic Sen.
ator voted for him, Mr.. McCreery, Of Ken
lucky. About fourteen democrats voted against
him and the remainder declined to vote at all.
Some Of the democratic Senators think they
were justified in their course, as opposition was
made to taking up any Of the other nomna'
TONS 1t is understood that two republicans,
Cameron and Paddock, voted against the
confirmation. The opposition TO the Cabi-
net nominations on the part OF the
radicals does not appear to strengthen in num-
bers although it has not diminished in bitter
ness An Associated Press dispatch says:
"There is nothing significant in the fact that
none but Mr.. Sherman of the cabinet noml-
nees has been acted upon By the Senate. MIR!
Sherman having been chairman OF the hoanco
committee, it would have been an act 0! dis
courtesy on the part Of Senators toward him to
have bis name left out entirely IN the making
up Of the committees, or to announce his SUE
cessor on the finance committee before they
had confirmed his nomination as Secretary CT
the Treasury, aud consequently the Senate con-
Grmed his nomination that this obstacle might
not prevent the announcing OF the standing
committees Of the Senate whenever the time
for making such announcement shall arrive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

The republican Senators held caucus yes
terday morning, at which the report OF the
Caucus Committee appointed to revise the
standipg committees Of the Senate was submit
ted and adopted. 1t was agreed TO give the
minority an increased representation on all the
non. political committees SO that instead of
three, tho democrats will have four places out
of the nine on each of the non. political commit.
tees, With perhaps the exception Of one or two
committees which are of quasi poitica! char
acter. The republicans have provided for Sen
ator Davis, of Illinois, by assinging him to the
Judiciary Committee and the Committee on
the Revision of the Laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

The chief feature Of the debate in the Sen.
ate, yesterday, was the speech Of MIR. Conk|iDg,
of N. Y, whose utterances are now looked to
with much interest. While his remarks were
not as positive as might have been desired, yet
the general Inference was that he would sup.
port tho Southern policy Of the administration.
His criticism on the attempt to make the Lou
siaua case analogous to the cases Of Oregon,
Mississippi and Alabama, was mercless in the
extreme, and was evidently felt by MIR. Blaine,
who had taken such decided aud hasty stand
Cd the previous day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRLWEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 9. 1877.
= The Baltimore Sun says: 1T is good rul

The Baltimore Sun says: 1T is a good rule
never to despair Of the republic The conssr-
vatives have now, SO far as the popular vote is
concerned, every Southern State, and though
not in absolute possession of official power 10
one or two of them as yet, it cannot be doubted
that they will be before a great while. The day
of military domination has passed, and, II 1t
could be continued, it would lose moro States
in the North to those who employ it than it
would gain iu the South. Even in the South
bayonets 10 longer control ballots to the extent
they once did. Both white aud black votes
ara polled for conservative and home rule 10
their presence. The national House OF Repre-
sentatiyes is 10 democratic hands, aud the same
party has increased its uumbers in the Senate
Whatever may be the policy OF tho new ad
ministration these are the facts to be look
ed ut"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

10 the Senate yesterday MIR. Thurman said
at former session of the Senate the creden-
tials of J. B. Eustis, claiming to be Senator
from the State Of Louisiana, were referred 10
the Committee on Privileges and Elections.
The committee reported against the right OF
Mr.. Eustis to a seat on the ground that the va
cancy had been filled by the election Of Pinch
back. Subsequently the Senate decided that
Pinchback was not elected. He, therefore,
submitted resolution that the credentials Of
MIR. Eustis be taken from the table and referred
to the Committee on Privileges and Elections.
The resolution under the rules, went over until
to-day,
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News of the Day.

a dispatch from Bozeman, Montana, says
that Sitting Bull with Crazy Horse and from
one or two thousand lodges of hosiiles are
threatening The Crow Agency. aud that the
Grows had stampeded on bearing of their ap-
proacb Another dispatch from Cheyenne re.
norts that Crazy Horse is on the Little Powder
r;ver nrcparipe to come in with one hundred
ard twenty lodges to surrender themselves.
Senators DAVIS and Hoar received yesterday
evening the following dispatch, signed by Cue
hundred and sixty five members Of the Massa'
chusr,Is Legislature: 1--WE, the undersigned,
rsnublcau members Of the General Asseln-
Div OF Massachusetts, hereby express an earnest
hone that the recent Cabinet appointments OF
President Iiaves may be conhrmed' by the
Senate Of the United States
Morton seems TO be profoundly dlsgusted
with Carl Schurz. He is reported to have SAID
that Schufz had been rcpudiated by every
Marty, and BY Germany aud America alike, and
| hat for one lhousand dollars he could be hired
| IN sneak on any side 1t is only On the theory
| that Cameron, Blaine aud Morton are standard
| tppes Of practical statesmen that SchuIz can Dc
| pronounced a failure.
A San francisco dispatch states that All
American schooner from that port has been
forcibly detained by the Mexican Collector al
Mazatlan under ian arbitrary ruling and forced
Interpretation Of international law. lorna
complaint has been made to the Mexican Con
sui IL San Francisco aud the matter Will bi
brought to the attention Of the Department
State at Washington
An apparently causeless pantcin The ChuFcl
of ST.. Francis Xagirr, New York, last night
caused wild rush Of tbe women and chlldre!
occupying one Of the galleries, during whIcl
six women and boy were trampled 10 death
Thc one hundredth anniversary oil the indie
pendencn Of The Grand Lodge OF Masons
Massachusetts Was celebrated yesterday II
Boston. Many distinguished members OF tn
fraternity from other States were present.
Gen. Gordon received dispatch from Wsd
Hampton yesterday TO the effect that every
thing in South CoroIina is moving along quiet
and The prospects for the conservative caus
are very bright.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
The HrreDressibIe Blaine

Blaine is irreprassible. II" II d@i''i.'--
that be shall be heard at least, il his II1!.''
and power are not felt. In the mId't o -.
discussion in the Senate, yesterday " ~ ,'.
admission Of Gov Grover 20 hIa seat D''",
broke in and sent to the clerk 5 dr'S "' 49,
read the following letter:
"WAsuINaToN, d. e.. March > -
Hon. j. &. Blaine. Dear Sin lioo; " -! H. -.
Egarts begs me TO say 20 you that I'e VI ~.
indorse the letter Of Stanley Matthews :. 49,.
Chamberlain, to the extent mrIIcl1, " 49,,
grams Of Gov. Chamberlain to me. ID . ...
was presented to him by MIR. llaskeII' 81 Oil. 3.
CaroIioa, and be wrote upon It snos''p"' Ii.
follows: That he had read the ijresoIIH. ,',i
ter that he desired to see the ttoub'T' !" h.,
Carolina composed, and he desired " T..
from Gov. Chamberlain upon the sutJ+e.,
respectfully. ID. ]. ."I i'%.f,m
Also the following telegram r52sITsl I" ''
to-day: 49,
"NEw ORLEANS, LA, March :, i i..5.
Hon. j. G.. Blaine, Uoitcd State ., ,.r...
Senator Bayard is mistaken. n T ,:I'j
outside the city except the 'h'e ta a.'.r L..
parishes, 10 Que oil which our ta& cl'':' -....
just been murdered, NY govcrnWc"' al, ~
nized by all savc few pfeIen!@I N VIC. ~
Gals. ;. i. G A'',' ,.D
Mr.. Thurman asked If the Sen7I,l5 ~.
Maine would not give The oena;e 'I ,,,r,Ig,.
Matthews letter in regard to Sou'I =, ''I,.I.
Mr.. Blaine said be would b. 2.a' , 80 l.
lie had it, but it was in democracy " 'I,.a..g
was procured by Haskell, who : Inc Inc I T,rs.sI
of the democratic committee 10 S2u|" 'oo .so.ij
He understood similar letter Lad 1oSo
New OrleaDs
The speech made by Blame Yr:'''I'' ,,,s.
40 open declaration Of war on the ,'''"
lcy OF the President.
A marriage license was grautea' ~. ~ E;,,ta;a
ton, yesterday, TO WIN. HoWafa AH'
Simms, of Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

As at present organized the new Senate
stands thirty.ni republicans and thirty four
democrats--a republican majority Of five. Ii
the President recognizes the Nichols aud
Hampton governments, or refuses to recognize
the Packard and Chamberlain governments, it is
difficult to see how the Senate can consistently
keep out the democratic Senators chosen by
those governments. which would give the dem.
ocrats thirty votes in the Senate to thirty
niue for the republicans republican majority
of Two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

The Richmond Wing utters the following,
which will strike responsive chord ia the
breasts of thousands I'VE are weary-oh !!
so weary-of political strife and controversy,
State and Federal. Can't We have peace just
for little while ? Rest, blessed rest-how
sweet the word-if only for few months,
without one word to write, one thought to ex-
press about the hateful. eternal elections"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09
InslOrsing the President.

A large meeting Of business men WAS held 10
New York yesterday, which Endorsed the policy
OF President Hayes aud the selection Of his
Cabinet VIM. A. Booth presided, and
speeches wero made by John A. Stewart, Juo.
A. Stevens, John Jay and Gee. I. Hope. The
meeting adopted resolutions setting forth that
both parties had agreed to abide By the deci-
sion of the Electoral Commission and SO pre-
tect the peace and welfare of the country; that
both parties are houorably bound to recognize
the constitutional authority of the President;
that his policy as to the South, civil service
and finance commends itself as one entitled 10
the fairest trial. that we stand by the Presl.
dent in the exercise of his constitutional rights,
aud will not do anything to confuse tho Cabi-
net or shCw any disposition to obstruct his po
licy CT Cancellation and reform. as tending 10
interrupt tho restoration of national confidence
so happily begun and SO essential to the pros
perity of all sections and all classes.
The New York Union League held meet
ing last night at which addresses We're made by
leading republicans, anu resolutions adopted Of
similar purport
A call. numerously signed, has been issued
at Albany, N. Y, announcing that n public
meeting will be held 10 that city on Monday
evening, March II, ITO approve the patriotic
efforts of President Hayes to inaugurate poll
cy of peace and prosperity 10 the whole couu
try, and in favor OF supporting him 10 tho Sc
lection of bis own Cabinet, without dictat!on
from interested parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

The Presidents friends say that if bis polics
towards the South fails it will be the fault oil
the Southern people themselves aud Ril be SO
regarded. They say also that if it succeeds it
will break down the color line in politics by de-
taching the old wings and Douglas democrats,
and organizing them into a strong admiust
ton party OF whites. to whom the blacks vii
naturally adhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

An Athens telegram announces tue resigna-
ton of the Ministry of the Kingdom Of Greece
in consequence of the vote of censure passed
upon it by the Chambers for granting an illegal
pension. Just thick of vote Of censurc for
an illegal pension i'm Greece too.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

We are authorized by Col. Mosby to say that
the statement contained in the Richmond pa.
pers that at conference Of tho friends OF
President Hayes in Washington, MIR. Palmer,
Of Richmond, was offered an Office and had do
elined it, is incorrect. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Palmer applied TO Col. Mosby to give the
Richmond postofice to bis SOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

While the President will siaad firm 10 regard
to the nominees for his Cabinet, it is under.
stood he does not desire any dead lock. It
is to be hoped he will not weaken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

The President made his first appointment
yesterday, the fortunate official being William
NJ. Stone, who was nominated for u. S. Dis
trict Attorney for South Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

The Philadelphia Inquirer. (rad.) referring
to the reported friendly purposes Of Governor
Hayes towards the South, says that he can.
not readily make mistake if he resolves TO
undo in the South pretty much everything that
his predecessor has done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

On the ground that ex-Presiaeut Grant is
partial to Office, with long tenure, The New
York Sun suggests him for the vacancy on the
Supreme Court bench.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

Accounts from Mexico report that General
Diego Alvarez is 10 arms in favor Of Iglesias
for President and against tue Government of
Diaz. An important battle is reported to have
been fought, but no particulars as to its results
o,uau
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

With Senator Sherman at the head OF the
Treasury, Ohio will gill four Of the greatest Of
fees 10 the country, namely, President, Chief
Justice, General of tho Army, and head Of the
Treasury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-09

In his speech yesterday 10 the Senate, MIR.
Conkling, addressing the Vice President, said:
The other day you, sir, on the eastern porIlco
of the capitol, overlooking an immense con
course of people, saw the oath of office admin
stered to the chief magistrate Of the republic,
10 whose election, under the forms and sub
stance Of law, all parties and all factions what
ever their convictions may be, peacefully acqul'
esced. Standing to be endowed with the power
Of The chief magistrate he uttered 10 his caun
trymcn something Of the principles, the pur'
poses, the Inspirations which would aciuaIe his
administration Mr. Copkug then quoted from
the inaugural address Of President Hayes III
regard TO Southern affairs. aud. reSumlug his
remarks, said:
Can it be that the Chief Magistrate who
uttered those words does not design with con
sceotious aim at right to hnt out, to a.oertalo'
| to declare who, 10 truth, on tho Ith OF NoVem-
| Der last, was chosen the GOvornor OF LOUISIANA,
who, 10 truth, of these contestants 10 the warn,
Gus legislative districts were entitled TO ST. ana
constitute the Legislature OF Louisiana, to con-
sttute that body, despite OF which there can
he no other with a character higher than a
mob, AMI il the Chief Magistrate, freshly an
poiuted with his great duties, does mean, as we
are bound to believe he does, by modes pro-
vided in the constitution aud the law to ascer
tain the very truth of the election 10 Louisiana,
shall it he said that on the threshold OF bis al,
ministration, as he entered the door OF Official
life, the Senate, in order to be consistent, and
to allow Mr.. Grover, Senator from Oregon
to be sworn ill., must proceed without any IN
vestipation of committee to close the door II
the face of the President, O. leave him, II III:
judgment required him TO do it, to attempt tc
recognize one State government, al though tht
Senate had recognized another, or bow before
the hasy assertion Of the Senate, made with
out investigation and before closed by a uig
ment, 10 matter how repugnant to his Juig
ment it might b"