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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22
Hsy Green a. Wise,

Real Estate a gents md huctlOnonrs.
NEKS SALE OF VALU A
~ BILE REAL ESTATE-Undern authority
of tho decree ot the CORPORATION Court OF Alex
andrs in the suit Of Gallagher vs. Hodgkin, ad-
minstrstor, &c, passed u. the January term,
49,, the subscriber will sell, in front Of the
Court House At Brcntsvillc, Prince Willism
county, Virginia, on MDN DAY, the ~ day Of
April, lS,,7, ut T. m. the following described
property, to wit: TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND, hear Dunn
fric: SIX LOTS in Dumfrirs. md THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTf-FOUR ACRES
OF Land on Bull Kun-Hll in tho county Of
Prince William, Virginia.
Terms Of :Sa!c--Dnc third caah, ard the resi-
due In two equal Instruments, payable annually
from the d ~ of saIe with interest on the defer
red payments from the d.y Of sslo until paid
the deferred payment; t. BIO secured by tho
security, and tho title to be retained until all tho
payments nT; In4fc.
feb 1-i:Utl >. &. y tA III, Comm +.
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aty <. =. Aerby, .suatiOnecr.

DY VIRTUE Of \ DEED OF TRUST
- from N. D. Bal! &c II. q. Eaughton, dated
January llLh, 1874 ard @: record IN he Cerk'e
ctfcO OF the Corporation CouT. l,r tho city 0.
Alexandria, lbcr No. :, page Ill. | shall. on
SATURDAY, tho lrt1 day a.; March, 1871, at
10 o o'clock y, n, sell by public auction. IN tho
Office Of the Virgnls Sentinel. Oil Cameron st,
Alexandria, Va ono BOILER. ENGINE and
FIXTURES, PRIMTIHG PRESS and TYPE.
Terms of Salc-Cnsh
feb 8-eots IL. q. CLAUGITOM, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22
Local BreVities.

Two chimneys in Bsggett's row, on Pey st ;
near the Stone bridge csught fire last night and
made quite bright light. but no alarm OF hre
was given.
There are number Of negroes at West End
who are drilling every night in companies to
attend Hayes Inauguration.
The door of one of the city offices to-day bore
q placard inscribed, "Washington's Birth Day !
closed in order to attend church,"
The Sun Fire Company tried their engine, at
the ROYAL street front of the Market House this
evening with satisfactory results.
The union prayer meeting will be held in the
M. Z. Church tonight at $50 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

the Commission must give verdict for Hayes
His speech was strong Que aod most atten'
lively listcued tc.
Mr.. Merrick Of democratic counsel followed
Mr. Egarts and closed tho argument.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Merrick ) speech
the Commission went toto secret session and
Icok A recess for half an hour. 1t is expected
that decision will be reached tonight.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Governor Hayes has been asked to come to
Washington in February 10 consult about
cabinet,
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fob l6-td
FOR SALE.
SALE OF REAL ES.
9 I TA-HE

4 NOM Nj lSSiONEkS SALE De NEAL ED.
" TATE.
Pursuant to Il decree Of tho Circuit Court for
the county Of Fairfax in the suit Of Alexander
s. G1igsby against NAltcr 5. WhaIoy, admins
traitor Of r. VI. WhaIcy, dec d., ct al, rendered
at its November term, 1873, the undersigned
commissioners will sell by public auction. at
Fairfax Court House. on the NINETEENTH
DAY OF MARCH, 1877, Court day, tho follow
ing described real estaLa:
a TRACT OF Lam y. containing III acres,
located on the south side Of tho Wsrrcnton turn
pike, on tho road Lending from Controvllo to
Fairfax Court House, with u SMALL f7ssssA
DWELLING HOUSE. now occupied by H5SH.
Thomas Murtaugh. Also LOT or LAND,
located in the west end Of CenLrov!lo. containing
s. acres, with substantial STUN Il HOUSE
upon it. Also u LOT containing q! acres, stu
ated in tho village Of Csntreyille has ~ GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE upon it, q spring Of ex
ceilent water in the middle Of the lot, regarded
as one of tho most valuable in The village, now
occupied By w. ). Whalcy.
Terms 0: SaIrSO much casm IN hand aa will
pay the costs and expenses Of asle and the
amount duo and l,npsih On anll lots tho bsl-
anCc in u:.0 and two Y".r-, %Ith interest from
tho day II sale; The tt'a h. be retained and thn
land Liable to reSaiO upon default in either Of
the deferred payments
jno to take place between l. Nni = o clock
II. ". THOMAS, c;;
THOMAS MOORE, 2u'yis,ns
THOS. r. LOVE, "'"'"' g
Eniriuy c6lntv lab PTS
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AUCTION SALES.
By Harrison g. G,Neag Aucti

By Harrison g. 0'NeaI, AuctiOneers.
R1 FlRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
40 from John S. Wmsatt and wife, dated
May ~, 1876, and recorded in deed book No. s,
Alexandria, and by the direction of the party
secured thereby. I will sell. by public sale, on
SAT RDAY, March 81, 1877, at ten o'clock q.
a., in front OF the premises, all that TEN A.
EMENT and LOT Of GROUND and aEM
appurtenances situated or the east side of Roy.
al street, IN the city Of Alexandria, between
hing and Prlncc streets. sad designated as No.
II, bounded on tho north By Turner's line, on
the south BY Gregory's line, and extending east
in depth tho snma width rs in front to Church.
mans alley. Terms o: salo--Cash.
feb 2l-tl 4. ". ARMSTRONG, Trustee
isy HEarr;son a. O'NeaI, Auctianeers.
E1ISH BENCHES FOR RENT BY AUG
a TON.
at II O'Clock, on THU RSDAY, the lst day
CT March, 1871, the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund viii rent for the ensuing year the fish
benches in tho Market square. Persons desiring
to engage in the sale OF fish ara requested tc be
present at this sale, as fish will not. be allowed
to BIO sold within the square except at the
benches Sc: apart for this purpose. The right to
sublet the Esh benches to country people for the
sale OF produce. when mol used by tho purchas.
ers is reserved to tho Clerk of the Market.
Each bench Is assessed st an annual rental of
forty dollars. and to the person paying tho
H!gnest premium IN the order or purchase Will
be awarded the choice Of benches.
Possession will DO given on the day Of sale.
Terms-Cash. CHAS l.. NEALE,
fob 2O-td Clerk Of the Market
TISHWHARF FOR RENTBY AUCTION.
On WEDN ESDAY, February %, 1877, at IL
m. in front Of the New Market Building, on
Royal street, will be rented the Fish Wharf, for
cash, paid down, i'll current funds-rent to COM
mence from the day Of renting and end on the
lst day of December. 1877. This property will
be rented as it now stands.
The rentor will be required TO furnish mate
rial for and put down platforms sufficient 70 &C.
commodate the trade.
The rentOr will collect as heretofore onehun-
dred and twenty-five dollars rent for lot leased
by Mr.. j. p. Coleman. This lot has been leased
for five years by the City Council at o fixed
sum, subject to prorp: payment Of rent to the
rentor OF the wharf, with no other privileges ex-
cept the right to build thereon.
No privilege for the sale OF liquors will be
granted inconsistent with the laws Of the city on
that subject.
All passways must be kept open and free from
less distance thar - feet from the east front Of
the wharf, nor 80 feet from tho south front. nor
does he have control over that portion Of the
property now under lease, except collecting the
rent of Coleman's lot. All articles landed on
the wharf for the usa Of the city TO be from
s. g. NEALE, Chairman
joint Com. Pub. Prop.
feb l6-td City Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

gzes"ro THE LADIES. We have just received
Il fine assortment Of Gcntlemen's Boys and
Youths Fine Toilet slippers, suitable for tho
holidays, which will be- sold at prices to suit the
times [dec Ct WADDEY "A King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

ClergymeD, Bankers, Book keepers, Editors,
and others that lead sodontary lives, will fud
much relief from the frequent headache,
nervousness and constipation eDgendered from
want OF exercise. by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator. [, is harmless vegetable COM
pound; it can do 10 injury; aud mum bers who
have tried it will confidently assert that it is
the best remedy that can be used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

a largo assortment Of double width (35 inch)
sll Wool Cashmere, worth 75c at 62c.
Black all Wool Cashmere, worth 81, IL Zoe.
Striped NIL Wool Goods for Poionslses at &c.
1000 yards Of Simpsons Solid Black Calico, m
remnants, at &c per yard.
A beautiful line Of Black Mohaf4 sHd hIrac-
as, very cheap.
Cashmere for Men and Boys wear ~ IA up.
Fine all Wool Shawls, Blankets, Sc.
Uperu Flannel in all shades nj 35c per yard.
\ full line Of Gents and Ladies Underwear.
A largo and complete stock Of Notions, DO.
siery, sc.
D. BENDHEIM, IL King st..
nov I9 Adj'g. Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22
MARRIED..

On the 18th Of February, 1877. at the residence
OF Mrs Eliza Fletcher. near Uppervillo, Va 1,
by Rev j. b. lake, Mias IDA FLETCHER 10
Mr. BEDFORD GLASCOCk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

New Milk &c per quart; skinned &c; Smar
Case 10c per quart.
Der quart, or in ico and sont to all parts OF the
city leo Cream per gallon $3.50; Frozen Gus
tsrd Si.10.
return my thanks to my friends and gen
e-ous public for their liberal patronage, hoping
BY strict attention to business to merit a contln-
uslion Of the same
j. S. FORCE, No. l25 King St,
ian 3O-3m Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

Every druggist has calls for Wells Eureka
for the teeth; frst-class article will always SELL
persons who use it help advertise it as being
frat. class
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ha5 SPEER's WINE FOR PARTlEs.-This
Wineis decidedly the incest We have evor soon Or
tasted 1t is produced from the Oporto Grape
raised in this country. and Possesses the worry
highest medicinal virtues, and certainly, as an
article OF beverage it is not in our judgment, to
be surpassed in color. taste, or any Of the quail
ties whic!l constitute handsome and agreeable
wine 1t has become tho choice wine for even-
ing parties among the 5t!u Avenue families of
Now York. feb Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

UNFORTUNATE During the recent rain the
GOT of Carriers Dry Goods Store, l707 Market
Space, Washington, leaked and slightly dam
aged many of his goods, which he is selling at q
great loss Read his advertisement.
febS-Htf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

SPRING SEAsoN.-Now the human system
is more than ever disposed to get out of order
by the insufficient efforta Of the Liver. to dis
gorge the excess Of Bile. Lfit is not assisted
in its work, bilious attacks must necessarily
follow. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR pro-
pared by J. ii. ZEILIN L. Co., Philadelphia
sole rr0prlctnrs, has proven itself to be the
Great Regulator Of the Liver and 10 the spring
especially should this valuable medicine be
taken. This medicine is COW 10 general use, it
having been recommended by the principal
physicians. add it can be found for sale by all
first class Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22
COMMUNICATED.
OO-h-i v !NASsh 1N'
st. johns Cadets.

The appropriateness of the parade OF st.
Johns Cadetsto day, 80 commendablo in the wor-
thypriacipal, whose whole soued-deVottlon, never
flags or lets an opportunity pass, to display 1t,
deserves the appreciation Of our whole commu
nifty Twas beautiful to see with what patient
devotion he followed the Cadets tbroug h their
tresomc parade, his cOuutcDauce beamlng with
pride rs they 30 gaIautly went through their
solderIy evoutions His untiring zeal and
taiherly care over his charge are most praise
worthy, and will, in years 10 come, as 10 the
past, make many of our best citizens look back
to their beloved Principal with gratitude, and
old St. johns, as their "Alma Mater. with
fondest pride. y CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

GEED-Sspling Glover Seed, Rcd Top Glover
- Seed and White and Red Onion Sots for
sale by THOMAS PERRY, Agent,
feb 20-lW II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

T OST-On Sunday. February Is, LARGE
IL SEAL RING. (csmoo fgure.) The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at j. NJ.
HILL'S Printing Office, ID s. Royal st. feb 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

All those who have given it a trial will not
'e without it, 1t cures. DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

Mr.. Isaac Eichberg. successor to the Stay
maker Co., seems to be determined to make
trade lively. He has just received large line
of Black Silks from the best French makers,
purchased by auction much under the market
values, and offers them at greatly reduced rates
from regularly purchased goods. lie would call
attention to full and complete line of domestic
goods, and bleached and unbeachcd muslins of
all leading brands bought under au old con:
tracts low prices, before the RISE A call would
save you money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

BopY RECOGNIZED. Mention was made in
the Gazette some time since of the disappear
aucc of James Campbell, weknowO colored
man ofthis city, and the fading, about the
same time, of the body of an unknown man,
Supposed to be his, on the roadside, 10 Fairfax
county. Information was received here this
morning that the wife of Campbell, who lives
At Csntrevic. had had the body OF the un-
Known man dis-iutcrrcd and had recognized II
As that of her husband The remains were re-
inferred at CentrevlIe There we're 20 marks
on the body to justify the suspicion OF lou
play.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

I ONG CA Il DLES-PaTsfne Wax Candles,
- four to the pound rerei:ed and for sale
cheap by
jan so +. j. DAVIDSON, 147 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22
TIE ELECTORAL COUNT.


The Electoral Commission met at 10 clock
this morning, when the argument 10 the Oregon
case YVES continued by MIR. Matthews, OF Ohio,
one Of the republican counsel, who made rather
political speech than a legal argument. He
charged the democrats with inconsistency 10
their proceedings, rcvamped the Intimidation
aud cruelty, ard other radical charges, and held
up his clients as all that were proper aud right.
At the conclusion of his remarks 90 motion
Of Mr.. Justice Strong an order was passed d.
rccliur the production OF testimony 10 refer
clce to the appointment and resignation
of Mr.. Watts, postmaster al Lafayette, at
the time OF his appointment as an elec Or.
The Postmaster General being "uocomaIab!e.
At this moment the Com mission took il re
cess at l2:l0 till quarter Of one.
Alter the recess Mr. Tyuer, Postmaster Gen
eral; Mr.. McGreiV, Sixth Auditor; aud Watts
himself-the famous CT infamous Watts-werc
| examined as 10 the lime of Watts Resignation
| of the position of Postmaster al lafayette
which eveot took place on the 9Th of Novem
| Der, 1876.
After the testimony, Which Was blrf aud Ill
reetly 70 the roint, the srsuneut WAS Resulted
aud
Mr.. Evart,s of republican COUNSEL, took lhs
| floor aud argued that the provisions ut The C1u
stitution and laws had been coupled with h
the Ell. ctorai college OF Ofegou; that the Cav
errors duties were merely ministerial, ant
then reversing The certificates, declared tina
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

ARRESTED. This morniUg Mrs. Mary h..
Ogerton sold to ,ag gatherer, named e. Cent?
berger, Two bags of rags. forgetting the fact
that she had placed in one of them package
Of money. containing $3.50 in notes aud about
so 10 silver. Shortly after the dealer lett
with the rags, she discovered her loss and went
after him. Gentzberger returned the silver,
nut denied having found the notes. He was
arrested and examined by Mayor johnson, who
nailed him for his appearance at the next quar-.
terly term of the Corporation Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

NEW SUCTIoNs.-Mr Joseph II. Young,
The popular and efficient engineer Of the lily.
draulion engine, returned yesterday morning
from Philadelphia, where he has purchased i
handsome set Of new suction pipes for his
steamer, which are expected to arrive here in
few days. Mr.. Young also purchased pair
of handsome brass torches for use on his en-
siuc. Both suction pipes and torches have
been purchased out OF the money raised by the
recent ball aud some additional contributions,
and entirely without expense to the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22
VIEW SPRING DRESS GOOrs.

TAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK
IL for sale by r. j. DAVIDSON,
feb - IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

DOTGMAC ROE HERRING and SHAD
L Noe |. and Mackerel, Scotch Herring
and Cod Fish for sale by
fo5S j = 4 4. MILBURN.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
AMERICA AT THE PARIS EXpOSI-
TION.

WAsnSGroy. March 16, 1871
Tho French Minister NJ. outrcy, In an interview
day with Mr. Nathan Appleton, OF Boston, in relation
to the United States taking part in the French Exhbi-
ton requested him to announce that he would do his
utmost TO render what assistance no could. He had
doubt out that the plan OF forming provisional
commission would be acceptable, and that official ac-
ton, IN the peculiar position oi things, could be de-
layed by the French government until tho last mo-
mcnt lie wanted to sec tho Republic OF the United
States well represented at Paris IN 1878, in which
mcnt hc that his feelings those of tho
French people generally.
Mr. Appleton leaves Washin gton tonight for Ph la.
dcph,a 10 consult with parties who have been prom
incntiy connected with the Centennial Exhibition
with view to arranging some plan to bridge over tho
until action be taken by Congress to officially
provide Tor the representation OF the Unucd States
the Paris Exposition.
The TACT that Messrs Evarts, Appleton, Forncy and
others now moving IN TINS matter are members OF
tho various committees charged with tho arrangements
for the erection ut the Frcnch statue OF "Ibcrty" IN
New York Hurbor, WILL II rs believed greatly facilitate
tho necessary negotiations with tho French Exposition
mn ties
The New York herald., 1877-03-17

that there is no expcdicnt by which the
army be lawfully provided for alter tho
30th OF Juno without an appropriation bill Secretary
shermans long familiarity with the laws governing
appropriations and their expenditure makes him an
authority in the present Tho Attorney General
is also reported to be OF the same opinion.
CLERK ADAMS ON HIS DUTIES IN ORGANIZING
THE HoUsE--THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
INCONVENIENCE RESULTING FROM EXCESSIVE
ECONOMY.
Mr. Adams, Clerk or the House, says that in regard
to the convening and organization OF the House
he has option, discretion or authority except to
follow the law lie will make out the list OF members
few days for the Sergeant Arms, putting
therein all who entitled to pay far as he
knows by the Information in his possession. There
many cases, he says, where there conflicting
certificates. in which he yet tell what his action
will be as he will have to make examination and prob
ably take the advice Of counsel He instances tho
case OF Florida, whore there dual certificates
which conflict, there others in Missouri
and California where tho question who is entitled
representative donors is in litigation In which there
may be time consumed before q decision Is
reached These cases the usual contests
for seats where there Is an immediate admission
a prma facc case vi ono OF the contest.
ants. Mr. Adams denies having said that
the next House OF Representatives would have
a democratic majority OF twenty-five. While he can
pretend to tell accurately what the majority will
be, he says that he went over the list Of the members
tho other day with Mr. Mcpherson, his predecessor,
and, allowing the republicans the benefit of all
which there is dispute doubt, the democrats will
have three majority OF course In the settlement OF
contested election there may DO large
OF this majority.
In regard to an extra session he thinks from what he
has heard that there will be session early In May
He understands that the authorities not see how
they can under the law get along without having an
appropriation made tor the army
One OF the Official OF the late session Of Congress
during its last hours has been q source Of much
vexation to Mr. Adams though good naturcdly borne
by him. Owing to the incorrgible ideas Of economy
entertained by the late Representative Holman OF In.
diana, which caused the House good deal OF embar-
rassmen for about about two thirds OF the time
Mr. Adams has been Clerk, there has been money
in the contingent iund Notwithstanding this vacuy
resolutions have been passed directing many persons
to be paid out OF the contingent fund when there
was 20 money in IT, This has been done the extent
Of probably S. So 00O and there
ingly number OF pages AMI clerks unpaid in amounts
voted them by law. Besides this number OF wit.
nessos summoned hero by investigating committees
remain 10 be paid and II Is thought many have gone
away from here with their vouchers, but these latter
can now obtain the money by sending them to the
Clerks ONCE.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor D. c. Gilman, President OF the Johns Hop.
kins University. Is at tho Everett. Ex-senator Henry
X. Pcaso, OF Mississippi, Is ut the Grand Central
Very Rev. Dean Grassett OF Toronto, and cx-Mayor
Charles f. Barnard, of Utica are at tho st. Nicholas
Professor j. d. Whitney. OF Harvard College, is tho
Brevoort. Ex-Coneressman William Loughridgc, of
Iowa, is at the Sturtcvant Senator Franklin W.
robey, Of Port Henry, n. y, is at the ST. James
Rodney W. Daniels, OF Buffalo. Is at the Fifth Avenue
James Tinghast, Of Albany, is at tho Windsor Ex-
Congressman John McNulta, OF Illinois, is at the Gil.
scy. Daniel Dougherty, OF Philadelphia, is at the
Brunswick. Lieutenant George O'Maloy, OF tho Royal
Artillery, British Army, is at the Union Square.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
LOUISIANA AND IT'S DELIvERANcE.

ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT HAYES-THE
DEMOCRATS DIsAPPoINTEp-DIscoN AT
THE DELAY IN WITHDRAWING TROOPS.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
NEW ORLEANS. March l6, 1877.
The members Of the Cotton Exchange held a meeting
to-day ana passed OF resolutions indorsing and
commencing the Presidents policy.
symptoms OF dissolution apparent at the Packard
State House In caucus to-day a despatch was read
purporting TO DO from the Attorney General. tell
ing Packard to stand nrm and his recognition would
come on Monday. Tho democrats fully expected some
Cabinet action to-day upon question or withdraw
ing the troops and greatly disappointed. State
consols closed weak In consequence.
Tho session OF the Nichols Legislature has been cx
tended TO the S0th inst. There is immediate pros
pect OF the election OF Senator
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
STANLEY MATTHEWS CONGRATU-
LATED.

THE NOMINEE OF THE OHIO REPUBLICANS RE-
cEIvING HIS rRIESDs--A GENERAL FEELING
OF SATISFACTION WITH THE NOMINATION.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, March l6, 1871
It's very unusual thing in politics to lnd such
happy state OF affairs as that which exists among
republican legislators and their trends tho
inaton Of Senator. Judge Stanley Matthew'S rooms
have been tnrogned all day with visitors many OF them
being the warmest friends Of tho other candidates.
Every one by genera! consent seems to admit that
under the circumstances other could have been
nominated who would SUIT many and - so thor
ouehly Ia accord with President Hayes southern pol
icy. There are some men who arc not happy, how
ever, and these are parties who here work
Judge Matthews and were persuaded bv the rep ted
strength @: other candidates To cut Matthews and Join
the opposition. These men wanted the support OF the
winning man for official preiermcn and now that they
are lett out IN the cold they are sort OF da2ed
don. Mr. Matthews lett for home this evening, but
VIII return here on business next week.