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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-18

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-18

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-18

in Der Narrbett Elm &Bnisrei6 etnbflz
bet 1T sliflider renn rer erpbmd6z
tt9e Napplepn muir beanlpruden
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SIR Serren ia Obneptes cine Sympaz
tbte aus alien 3etten!"
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

We doubt If there be enc OF the many readers
Of the Richmond Wing. or single acqua'n'
tancc CT any Of the editorial corps Of that able
journal, who does not believe tina. its course
on tho State debt is dictated by CONSCIENTIOUS
motives and is pursued with sole reference to
the achievement Of the public good; bu! at the
sane tine We doubt whether there be many OF
its best friends who do not think it is mistaken,
and that the readjuster' 8 movement, as 1t has
been conducted, is calculated to weaken, If not
to disrupt, the conservative party, upon the
unity of which depends the electoral vote OF
the State at the next Presidential election. 1t
may attempt to justify itself upon the ground
that it is assured of the correctness OF its views
but if it will consider that of all the daily pa,
pers in the State, it is the only one that enter :
taius those views, and that the editors OF those
papers are acuated by motives IS pure and
unse6sh as its own. aud are as thoroughly con-
viuced of the wisdom of their course as it can
possibly De of that by which it is impelled,
and that they all agree that the debt question
can be settled within the conservative caucus,
and without the assistance, OF the enemies
of that party, the radicals and independents,
and that a large portion, if not majority. OF
the conservatives of the State, and among that
portion nearly all the old aud well-tried
leaders Of the party endorse their opinions,
it may fod some reason to add it's own
great and justly acknowledged influence
to that Of it's State contemporaries 10 their
effort to prevent q breach in the party, the
effect of which can but BE- disastrous, and none
will welcome its valuable assistance more
heartily than the Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

The bill now before the Legislature Of Mary
land to authorize the g. & 0. Canal Company
to issue additional bonds for the repair of that
canal, aud to use its eva boats in the naYl.
CATION thereof, will it is rumored, meet some
opposition, upon the ground that while the ca.
nal only benefits three or four counties in Mary
land. it is antagonistio to Baltimore by defect
ing the coal trade from that city and carrying
it to Georgetown and this port. The uncon'
Germ with which the Maryland authorities treat.
last summer compared with the celebrity with
which they removed the obstruction to railroad
transportation, cccasioned by similar means soon
after, gives strength to this rumor and coca
The canal company has the right to issue re-
pair bonds without the consent Of the Legisla-
ture, and because it goes to that body to enable
it to negotiate these bonds more readily, and
to take measures for increasing its revenue by
doing some Of its own carrying trade, is no rea.
SOD, it seems to US, for cripling it simply be-
cause some Of the coal mined ut Cumberland is
shipped to the Potomac by the canal instead of
to Baltimore by the B. & 0. r. r. Baltimore
receives too much trade from Virginia for the
Maryland Legislature to be thinking about in
juring one Of her own lines of internal improve
ment because some of the trade of that line
comes to Virginia city, and We have too good
an opinion of Maryland legislators 10 entertain
the aoxiety alluded to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

Upon information furnished by member of
the bar who was present when the decision was
rendered, We stated on Saturday that Judge
Keith had, that day. in the Circuit Court of
Loudoun county, decided that an unmarried
man, who boards laborers on his farm, is not
householder or head of family within the
meaning of the homestead law" The correct
statement of the case is as follows A negro
man claimed Homestead exemption" against
e. ia. levied upon bis personal effects. TO sus
tain this claim he proved that be was uumar.
ried, had no family, lived 10 the family of an
other negro man, and contributed zone half
toward household expenses, but had no inter-
est 10 the house or curtilege. Upon this proof
the Judge instructed the jury that the claimant
was not entitled to the exemption, and they so
found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

1t was stated 10 some of the newspapers last
week that the labor organization had employed
40 agent at Washington for the especial pur-
posa Of noting the votes and speeches of the
Senators and Representatives in Congress
upon any and all questions relating to tho in.
terests of labor 80 that tho Information so
gained and preserved may be used 10 subse-
quent elections. Ia our opinion the salary this
agent draws is useless expense, as the vote on
the Silver Bill, which will be recorded at the cost
of the whole people, will effectually settle the
status of the members of Congress upon the
subject referred to. Any man who votes 10
favor of allowing large corporations, who owe
money or who expend large sums for wages, to
liquidate their debts, or pay their poor employees
in currency worth ten cents in the dollar less
than groenbacks, shows pretty we'll how his
run on the labor question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

We ara informed by gentleman engaged 10
the liquor trade of this city that some OF the
other dealers arc not only irjuriDg their own
business, but that Of the whole city, BY their
misoonstrucion of the liquor law. Acting upon
this misconstruction they add forty cents tax
to the price of every gallon Of liquor they sell,
and thereby drive the trade TO Washington or
Baltimore, as their customers very naturally
SUPPOSE all the other dealers mako the same
charges. The tax on single gallon is forty
cents, but on every gallon 10 excess of one up
to and including FIVE, not forty, but only ten
cents tax should be charged, while on quantities
of more than FIVE gallons there is DO tax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28
DAlLY AND rRLw EsRLf BY
EDO A e SNo" DEN.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY %, 1878.

ia The Senate of the u. S. to day there was
the usa Monday ialroduc ion Of bills, reso!u
tons, aetaori,!s, a.. g.. after which the
RI,,d Silver Bill was taken up. and MIR. Nor.
rill. Of Vermoat, read long speech 10 op'
position TO the passage Of the BILL
Ia the House, the States were clled Tor
bills. resolutions, s., under which there was
a regular down pour" Of bills of every con-
ceivabe legislative character, all OF which went
10 committees TO rest.
\ resolution expressive Of the sense OF the
Uouse asaicst any aud all subsidies was passed
IRA tn lS5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28
Eirn;niR news,

The suit OF the Citiz 10, B1uk Of Petersburg
against S. ?. uarlington, one OF the suretes
OF D. A. Wei,igcr. cashier Of thu bauk, to
recover nearly $4,000 which the cashier had
allowed to b. over checked has been decided
in favor OF the defendant. the case srosc from
the cmbt zZlement OF some $4,000 il 1876 by
Samuel II. Thornburn, the Individual book.
keeper Oh the bank, the over checking being
done with his knowledge ED by bis coDrivaoce,
and cot, as claimed by the defence, with the
kooWledge of the cashier.
Opium, according to the Staunton Speeta
tor, has acquired powerful hold upon the
residents OF that place. maoy even OF the young
ladies CT the town berg addicted to its use. The
only possible consolation to be derived from
this Information is that the State will not be
subjected to any expense 10 carrying the ua
fortunates to the asylum, in which, it 10 prob.
able, they will end their lives.
The grand jury of the Hastings Court Of
Manchester has indicted the Council of that
town for violation of its charter in making GER
tain appointments; also several of the town
officers fox malfeasancc in Office and neglect of
their duties. They have also indicted one of
the Councilmen separately for cmbezzlemcnt.
Miss Sally Filzhugh Elmunds, of Mount
Airy, Fauqucr county, Va, died on the 23d
INST In the ninety fourth year OF her age.
Geo. p. Gordon, inventor Of the Gordon
printing press, died in Norfolk last Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

We understand that partridges still continue
to be exposed for sale in the markets Washing
ton. and that it i, probable they arc carried
there from Virginia and Maryland, in both OF
which States tho season during which they
may be legally killed has expired. A dead
bird, in the two States uamed, i proof that the
possessor has troken the law. What the ordl
nances of Washington are 10 regard to game
or whether there be any or not, We do DOL
know, but VIC trust the authorities ct that city,
if for no other reason than to crafty the sports
men residing there, may look into this matter
and do what they can toward assisting the ef'
forts that arc being made by their surrounding
States to preserve the game 10 the vicinity OF the
national Capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28
fhe stl Congressional District.

COMMUNICATED.
1t is really too early to prepare for the next
Congressional campaign, as people, especially
in this part OF the district have much more
important matters 10 occupy their time and
attention until within reasonable time Of the
election, but the 'bali' having been set 10
motion, and several prospective candidates
spckan Of, it may not be improper just DOW to
say word or two 10 regard to the deslrabiity
of the people to make any change from the
present Incumbent. | am able to speak whereof
[ know as to this part land it is not part to
be o7trlookad) CT The district. 10 the first
place | do not believe that the people of Lou
dOun desire aoy change. If you listen to few
loud spoken ones who may have been unable
TO obtain for themselves or friends, one or
more Of the positions under control OF the diff
lcrcDt officers Of the House of Representative a,
and which il has been supposed each member
Ct Congress has only to name al applicant for,
to get, you would be led to believe that great
rcvul-ion Of feeling had taken place toward Gen.
II. ! am satisfied that this dissatisfaction goes
20 further than this. | notice that your cor
respondent, four stars or dSterisIS. 10 forward
iog the claim Of Mr.. Ncalc gives as one Of
his reasons why the people should support him
(Mr. N. that he will represent the whole dis
trict.' Il occurs to me shat until said four
astcrisk4 proves that the whole district is not
nov ably represented, this is % reason at all
for the change, asd We should not be asked to
risk such a doubtful cxpsdsnt. In what way
has Alexandria been misrcpresented Surely
sho has had fair division Of the spoils. and
that seems to be the ''cat 10 the meal tub with
all of these ntroducers of new candidates. Alex
andria has one Of the principal positions allotted
to her citizens, Capt. Steuart, and if I'm not
mistaken, majority Of the minor places under
the postmaster Of the House are filled by his
fellow citizens. She has the honor of a resi-
dent u. S. Senator, and probably many other
places are filled by her citizens Of which Il wot
not. AS for We people up here in Loudoun,
and think can speak for these who will cast
majority of the votes next fall, We do not
now, 50 far rs We know, want any change,
surely not for aDv one as yet mentioned. Our
popular lawyer, Powell Harrison, | dare say, is
no aspirant for the position. and is not there.
fore included in the above. But let the differ
ent counties BIO heard from as to their reason
for pushing forward new men for place al.
ready we'll filled, ard where experience is the
best qualification for the post. CArocTIN.
Loudoun Co., Jan. Goth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28
The Mexican Raids,

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. 2S.-Thc following or
der has been issued by Gen. Sheridan -
"By di, Sap of the President tho following
named o@vl the army arc detailed to act
by the Governor Of Texas Tex as board to aVesi
gate the recent troubles 10 Ell Paso county
Texas Col. John Fl. King, 9th Infantry
Lieut.. Col. VIM. Il. Lewis, 18th Infantry.
The board will assemble at Fort Bliss, Texas
and then 10 such places 10 El Paso county as
may be deemed necessary to secure thorough
of the matters presented in the
papers which will be laid before it. First Lieut..
Leonard Hay, Adjutant of 9th Infantry, is de-
tailed as recorder of the board"
A man In NaR York latelQ walled for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28
Charges Against Senator Butler.

NEW YORK Jan. 2S.-The,Times this mora
ing publishes serious charges against General
NJ. G. Butler, Of South Carolina 1t says that
while delegate to the Tax Payers Conven.
ton Of South Carolina he made bargain with
number of persons engaged in speculation
10 South Carolina bonds, whereby he was to
use hs influence az member Of the conven
lion to further the schemes Of the spectators.
That 10 consideration for such conduct on his
part, be was to receive ten per cent Of the pro-
fits which should accrue to tho speculation
from the action of the convention, and that he
really performed his share Of the bargain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

Babies cry because they suffer and the most
reliable remedy for the relief of their discom.
fort is DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. OnIy % cts.
er bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

Court OF APPEALS OF VIRG A.-Globc
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Cobb
Appeal refused to judgment OF the Corpora
ton Court of Norfolk.
Tyler, Sergeant. vs. Taylor, Auditor. &c.
Fully argued by VIM. i. Royal for the plain
tiff, and the Attorney General for the defend.
ant, and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

The Milton aud Sutherlin railroad will be
finished to Milton, N. G.. in ten days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

A man 10 New York lately walIzed for
twelve consecutive hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-28

Arthur A. FcudalI, sou o! The late lG ;ino.'
FendalI, died of pucumonia .. "'' ''
10 Washington, last Saturday
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-30
For the Credit of the Family.

A young gentleman was passing q
little girl on Seventh street yesterday
who was sitting ON the doorsteps and
making the air melodious humming
over tune. He was interested by the
sweet and intelligent appearance of the
child, and accosting her the following
dialogue took place:
" Sissy, what's your pas name ?"
This was politely answered by the
little girl.
How many brothers have you ?''
Four or five."
&C How many sisters ?''
"Four or five.''
The young man. curiosity being satis-
fled he passed on. The mother of the
little four-year-old who had neither
brother or sister, overheard the CONVEX
sation, and calling her in asked her why
she had storied to the man and received
the folling cute reply:
"Well, mamma, L didn't want the
gentleman to thing we were SO poor as
to have no children. - Columbia O).
Statesman.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-30
I'm a Ounce, SIR"

"What's your name 2" teacher out
in the country asked a new pupil.
"I'm Ounce, sir" replied the boy.
The teachers eyes dilated little, and
thinking he hadn't understood, said
"What did you say 7"
"I'm Ounce, sir" repeated the boy
who was rather bright-looking lad.
" You're Ounce, are you ?" said the
teacher, smiling.
mo, SIR" said the boy.
Why, didn't you say SO ?''
"No, sir,''
Yes, you did,
"No, SIR"
The teacher was about to appeal to
the school to sustain him when thought
struck him, and turning to the boy he
asked:
"What is your first nameg'
&C Isaac, SIR"
And your next?
May, sir"
The teacher was quivering with excite
ment now, and he was fairly trembling
with eagerness as he asked:
And the last ?''
"Dunn, sir"
"Now, say it again, the whole of it,"
shouted the pedagogue.
g 1. May Dunn, sir.''
" Boys" yelled the teacher, "always
take care and be correct and particular in
your pronunciation. Let this be a warn
ing to you"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-30

TNSTATE NOTICE. - Noticeis hereby Civ.
IL en- that Letters of Administration on tine
estate of George ID. Yost, late OF Spring town
ship, Perry county, Pa, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned residing in Dellville,
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment and those having
claims VIII present them duly authenticated for
FRANK d. YOST, Administrator.
W: IL. SPQNsIER, Attorney for Admir-.