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pugL1sHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN-
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II, 1871

The caucus Of the uem0cratio members OF
the House of Rerrestn:alre5,to nominate tue
officers OF that House, will be held to morrow
night. 1t is to be hoped that the members Will
realize the special importance at this time CT
securing safe and reliable Speaker There Is
nothing more uncertain than popular opinion,
and though the paople OF the country are tired
OF ralicalistn and It's fruits and arc at present
disposed to carust the government OF the States
and nation to deuoc:aIic hands, the slightest
icdiscretion Of the democratic House may be
sufficient is altcv their determination. MI
Randall has been tiied as 10 Speaker ever was
tried before oT probably will DC again. and was
not found wanliog. lis course In the past Is an
earnest Of what il will be ia the future, should
occasion require the exhibition of such attn
butcs az last February showed he possessed,
and the passes ion Of which Il sufficient guar
autee that during ~ ordinary session he will
allow nothing to be done that will IT. ule the
present chceriog prospect OF SUCCESSION oil
democratic victories. This. above all Others,
IS no time to be experimenting Sltll leaders
Mr.. Randall has proved himself 10 be safe
one, aud the caucus will cyhibi; lis wisdom to
the couotry by nominating him for the position
he SO ably filled last year.
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iIeWs OF the Day.

I'll. New York Herald on Wednesday pub
Iisbca copy Of the confession of ". M.Tweed,
which it had obtained by means Of which the
public is ignorant. Tweed complains bitterly
O.. the publila ion, and says the chez Ks pub
Iishei did If justice to a great many innocent
persoas, some being borrowed money afterwards
returned; others contributions for political char
table Or religious purposes, the receivers being
cnt;rely guilLless OF the knowledge that the
money was obtained from the city through
fraud. lie cxculpatod number persons who
had apparently been implicated by the inprop-
or publication.
y dispatch from Messila, New Mexico, says
Judge Howard killed Louis Cards at +! paso,
Texas, yesterday afternoon. Cards was the
leader Of the mob that arrested the county
rtllc"rs Of +! l'aso county. Great excitement
prevails.
The republicans in the Black Hills are en-.
deavoriug to have that country organized into
= Territory.
Gilman the New York iorger has been sent
- The prnitcnliary.
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mississippi improvements.

ST. PAUL. MIMI, Oct. l2.-The Mississippi
R:l,r Improvement Convention, which assem-
birl here yesterday, vas attended by 4 large
anI Influential body o! delegates, about one
hundred 10 number, from cities on the MiSSis.
:irp from New Orleans 10 st. Paul.
lion, James Brown, Of ST. Louis, was chosen
c:idcnt Of the convention, and vice presidents
from each State represented We're also chosen.
The proceedings of the convention we're
u.alkri with great uuanIuty and earncstneSs
Of rnrrn~c in forwarding the Offsets Of the call,
which II to orranI2s tn; public sentiment Of
tic Mississippi valley iii support ct syste
maic pressure upon Congress 10 obtain FROM
that body proper recognition ot the naVIga
ton Interests Of the upper Mississippi ia the
shape Ut adequate appropriations for the con
4;,uaion Of wing dams and other improve.
mens necessary to secure uarlgahIc low water
stage from st. Paul to St. Louis.
The following is synopsis Of the resolutions
which were unanimously adopted: Alter pre-
tmDc rccltlug the importance Ol the MSsS'
,ipll A. highway Of inland commerce, and the
greater chcapneSs Of water as compared with
land transportation, the resolutions urge upon
Congress tho pressing necessity OF passing such
acts and making such appropriations as will, IN
The shortest possible time, aud 10 the most
Economical manutr in all seasons OF the year,
secure a good navigabie stage OF water from the
falls Of st. Anthony to the Gulf OF Mexico,
and, If practicable, give minimum Of about
five feet from ST. Paul to St. Louis, about
eight FEET from St. Louis to Cairo, aud about
ten feet from Cairo to New Orleans. They
urgently request Congress 10 adopt su;h lcg!s
laton as will best and most speedily secure the
end 10 viow and insist that n all acts provId.
ing for the appropriation Of money for lutcros
improvement the improvement Of the naVlga-
ton Of the Mississippi liver be kept most prom
incnt IL a listinctivcly national work.
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Western Frei"llis.

New YORK, October PA morning paper
says the managers of the railway apportionmcnt
scheme ha7o decided to advance the rates on
west bound freigbts 233l per cent, the increase
to take effect October Is The rate on fourth
class freight WAS raised October Sth, and the
new tariff will still further Increase it. A rail.
road agent said yesterday that merchants we're
weary of shipping by canals. and would seek
fast transit by rail. When navigation closed 10
November there would be another advance in
freight rates of about 20 per cent
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The Indians.

Adjutant General Townsend has c5mmunicat
ed to Gen. Sheridan congratulatipg him, (Gen.
Shcridan.) Gen. Terry and Col. Miles on The
result Of the Indian war; who tclcgraphed the
samo to tho officers concerned, adding that the
capture OF Joseph was exceedingly important,
especially in its influence on the Oregon indians,
and commanding the conduct of officers and
men.
With references to the dispatch stating that
difficulties had arisen between the mounted po-
lice and Sitting Bulls band, the department
regards the story as without foundation. re-.
cent dispatch from Fort Walsh states that every.
thing is perfectly quiet, and that there was no
cause for or likelihood of difficulty. Sitting Bull
has frequent communications with the officers
OF the mounted police, and is perfectly amenable
to the Canadian laws.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs is 10 re-
oeipt Of tclegraphic advices from the Red Cloud
Agency to the effect that the Sioux Indians,
since the return of their chiefs from Washing.
ton, express for the first time q willingness to
be removed to the new reservation on the Mis-.
souri, river. .....
AT Waterford, Pa, last Saturday night, 6f:
teen disguised men stripped, tarrcd and feath-
cred, and rode on rail an unfortunate woman
who had incurred their displeasurc by her mis-
behaviour,
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LIrTELL's L WING AGE for the week ending
October 18th contains tho beginning of serial by
the author Of that charming story Patty" be-
sides the usual amount Of other interesting and
valuable matter. A rev volume began with
October. Published by Ilittell and Gay, Rns
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Our Occcquau subscribers will be glad to
ceive their papers on the day Of publication.
The order prohibiting the postal clerks on the
Richmond train from receiving the Gazette y
package, unless it came through the postofice,
has been revoked, and the prompt attention
our complaint received confirms US in the belief
that the order alluded to must have been made
unler some misapprchcnsion.
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We receive our Washington and New York
morning exchanges by the same mail. which is
rather singular, considering the difference IN
the distance OF those two cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12

Col. Kane, the democratic candidate for
Mayor Of Baltimare, who has always been known
rs the poor man friend, and the workiugman' )
olaborer, in his letter, read at the democratic
meeting, 10 his city, last Wednesday night, agrees
with the opinion Of all the real and true friends
Of the wo1kinymcn, that the so called work ing
mems party, lJunlel,as it is upon class, preju.
dice, ignorance and demagogism. is not ouly
an utterly unnecessary aud uucaled for organ.
ization, but one calculated to seriously injure
the very people whose interests it pretends 10
guard and protect. Ii the avowcd purposes of
the party were carried out, certainly 10 people
would suffer more than those who have to per-
form manual labor, for there would be a genera
suspension of work as no legislation can COM
pei a man TO pay more Tor labor or anything
else than he chooses to pay. But it the evils
complained oi could be avoided by legislation,
either one Of the old political parties could &C.
compish it 10 more satisfactory manner, and
there is not an asprant for Office in either one
of those old parties who is unlavorable to any
legislation that can possibly benefit VOL kDgmcn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12

Tho famous racer Tenbroeck with Vera
Cruz aud King Faro, Of Mr.. IIarper's stable,
arrived at Baltimore this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12

An association consisting Of forty three mem
bers, comprising mechanics, farmers and few
professional men, representing with their fami.
lies about one hundred and fifty persons, has
settle in the middle or southern part of Florida,
in the fruit producing section, and to engage
principally 10 farming and fruit raisiog There
arc unsettled Government lands in nearly every
county in the State, besides large quantities of
railroad lands, and it is proposed either to Sc.
cure homestcads on the public Iauds or to buy
cheap railroad land. Few of tho colonsts arc
able to purchase farms, and it will be necessary
to raise common fund to carry the colony to
the section Of the State in which they may COD
eludc to settle. The members are mostly intel.
ligent and hard working men of all ages, who
think they can better their condition by the
change. They had better come to Virginia.
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10 Mothers Should I'..a I!4b, ;
with any Of the Llsor,lr,S Of E.hy'.
Bulls Baby Syrup ..o oGcs fnrrh. u
cents per bottle.
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YELLOW Fever.

O9ing to the prevalence OF yellow fever at
Port Royal, quarantine restrictions have been
placed upon Beaufort, much to the detrmcnt
Of business and tho general reputation Of that
town for remarkable health. No fever of any
descri plion cxiars 10 the town OF Beaufort, and
the town was never healthier 10 midWinter
No ease OF sickness Of any kind is under mcd,
cal treatment. No town in the United States
shows better health record than Beaufort.
A special from Fernandina, dated yesterday,
says the weather is bright and pleasant to day
The sick are doing we'll. There have been DO
deaths since last report. although new cases arc
reported. Several Of our business men arc en-
dcavoring to commence business again Two
more physicians we're taken sick with fever last
night.
There were three new casea at Port Royal
yesterday but no deaths The slek arc i'm
proving.
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ANOTHER DROP Down IN TIE PRICE or
CoAL.-rhc rric, OF coal at the present mo.
mcnt has special interest for the general pub
lie, As the season approaches when domestic
stocks must be laid 10. 1t will be seen that the
Pcnnsylvabi, Coal Company has celebrated the
ending Of the long strike among its miners by
issuing circular Of prices about 4j cents ton
lower than previous rates. and an offer Of 10
cents q ton additional reduction to purchasers
before the 18th of December This action, with
that of the Wilkesbarrc Company recently,
brings prices down to point oil which the or
binary consumer cannot complain, and much
lower than he has been offered on the eve Of
winter ia many years While this is true, it is
equally true that the prevailing prices cannot
possibly enable the coal mine owners to secure
any prclit from their properly. and very i'm
portant business is plunged moro deeply than
before into confusion which seems nearly hope
less. ~ y Times, 1Oh.
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THE GREAT LGNDDN ;h.,.,a
GHOST ii IS!E|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12

A fine deer was shot and killed near Burke
station, Midland Road, on Wednesday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-12

MATRIMoN1AL.-We dnesday evening was the
happy occasion of the marriage Of Nlrs. A ma
Harnden, only daughter of Wells Forbes, c:q,
Of Falls Church, and John Nj. CrossmaD, son
Of Isaac Crossman, of the same place. The
ceremony was performed at the residence Of The
brides parents. by the Rev. MIR. Boyer, of the
NJ. E. Church, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Pond, Of
the Congregational Church, in the presence Of
many relatives and friends, after which the
sat down to a delicious and we'll pre-
pared dinner.
The presents we're varied and beautiful, con.
slsting OF silver tea set, caster, pickle dishes,
cake koiIe, spoons, vases, clock and other use
full articles, attcsting the regard and friendship
of relatives and friends at home and at dis.
tancc.
Among the relatives and friends present were
the parents and family of the bride and groom,
Rev. MIR. Boyer, Rev. Mr.. Pond aud vile. Mrs
g. NJ. Weeks and her son, Mr.. II. II. Weeks,
of Boston; Major Hiram Brown and wife. Miss
Julia Brown, MIR. John Brown, Miss Maggie
Birch, Mr.. W. w. Kinsley and wife, Prof
Harrington and wife, Dr. Gardner and wife,
Mr.. Joseph and Miss Ettie Gardner, G. A. H.
Merr6eld and wife, MIR. IIubbcl and wife, Mr.
Wilbur Birch, Mr. Frank Shrcve and others
- Wash. Rep.
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THE undersigned is prepared 10 contract for
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