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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
letter from EeeSbUrc.

Correspondents of the Alexandria Gsz:ttc.
LEEsBURG, VA, March 6. 1S79.-At re
cent sale, made by the trustee Of Philip Fry. q
tract of land of GS! acres was sold for $j3. 80
per acre. 1t is assessed a. $3.50. Tho sale
was made on a credit Of ono fourth in cash,
and the residue in onc. two aud three years,
with interest. The purchaser made two pay
ments instead oil one. The sailing price is
moro than | per can't above the assessed price.
This land is in tho German settlement, noW
tho Lovcttsvilo District.
At tho sole OF q. NJ. VsnGc9ancr, near
Hamilton, made on six months credit, with
interest, horses aud cattle, sold very high. ri
valiDc the prices for the former obtalacL Mt
Mr.. Caufman's sale, near GoreSvlo.
A Lludoun farmer will grumbc, and yet
will bid at good stock. Hope springs eternal
in his heart as in that Of other human beings.
Candidates have yearly all developed them
selves Major Lee, Captain Foster. Mr.. Con
rad and Mr. NlcCabe, for CONFERENCE.-The
Attorney three candidates for sheriff; four
Tor treasurer divers 10 cac;l OF the three dis
tricts for CONN issOncr of the revenue, aud &C.
oasionally ono person ANNOUNCES himself as q
candidate for constab!e's Office. There has
been DO constable 10 the Locsburg District for
several years, process from justices being
served by the town sergeant as special constable.
The profits arc rot worth The bond required.
Our eight inch snow has disappeared fron!
the fields and roads. ALGoUlS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
s Letter from. Hgr. tfusnbaeii.

TO the editor ot TIE A!craMdria Gazette:
DEAR S1R:-Your papar Of Tuesday Coz
tairod the following IN it, a:c1Ea: Of Mondays
legislative proceedings:
'In tho Senate resolution extending the
recess for four days IVES passed By vote OF 70
to 10, but the House refused to concur by 9
vote Of 81 ayes to CT noes, tIr. Hunter vctirg
10 the affirmative aud lf. nusheach IN tha
negative"
This item is incorrect ia at least GcE par
tculars. viz:
lst. The Senate did not vote 10 eX.2nd the
recess for four DAYS; it voted 10 cIicnd the
regular session.
I'd. The House did rot yeluae to c20cur in
the Senate resolution; j: Gii not r0te on that
resolution at ALL
"a. The vote in the House on the question
Of extending the regular session was not 81
ayes to 81 noes; it vas G5 ayes 10 s. noes.
Alb Mr.. Mushbach cid not vote 10 the n.g0.
tie on the resolution to extend the regular scs-
sion; be voted in tho aGirmatire. rs the jour.
nal of the House shows.
The facts of the case, 10 detail, arc these -
On Monday last Mr.. Johnston, Of Gilts. q
member of the House. introduced resolution
to extend the session f5r five days, and asked
the immediate Judgment of the House upon it.
Under the rules the first question was, "Shall
the resolution be referred TO committee. -
Those who favored the extension Of tho regular
session aud wanted to do away With all excuse
for an extra session aud lis consequent expense
were opposed to the reference cflh resolution
to committee. for as tas Was The last day Of
tho session to refer the resolution was to defeat
it. The ayes and noes were demanded and tho
House refused 10 refer by q vote Ct 81 ayes to
81 noes. | voted 800" The question thea
REQUIRED on the passage Of JohDston's rcsolu
ton to extend the session fvo days, and on
that the vote was-Ayes 65. noes S.. [ voted
10 the affirmative. Nearly all the negative votes
came from those members who had been fill
clustering against the Debt Compromise BILL
The resolution having failed to receive the re-
quisitc three fifths vote was declared icS:
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE A. MUSuBACn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

If our opinions of tho last Congress aro not
we'll known to our readers it is certainly not bo
cause of any reticence on our part to expresses
them, and while 10 every other case We should
like to have our opinions concurred 10 by so
able man as Mr.. Aleck Stephens, it is with
no feigned sincerity that We express our regrets
that in this case they inset with his emphatic
and unqualified approval. He says: when
We met it was heralded abroad that wa would
find relief for the people, but instead of that
We have been burden, and tho Forty-ffth
Congress adjourned in deeper disgrace than any
Congress in the history of the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
E9REIGsF .NEIF5,

The Germany navy estimates &C to 30 re
Guced.
Passionate, tic a.tamD;c! sssesia gf the
klrs oflta:y, ia being tried at Naples.
Gena!al Biacco will probably become the
new Governor ofCubs.
Mr. Stcughor, American Minislert to Russia,
diced with Bismarck while ol visit 70 Berlin.
Reports from St. Petersburg ssy tie plague
is disappearing altogether.
Tunis has established Quarantine regulations
in consequence oiuftctcd ptrts in the H yean
Ses.
Queen Victoria will embark ct Portsmouth
on tho 18th Instant, aboard the royal yacht
Victoria and Albert, for Cher5ourg. The
Queen will probably be absent about month.
a Vienna dispatch says tho Russian govern.
ment has discovered plot for forcibly literat.
ing tho imprisoned Nihilists, and that it has
proof of the revolutionary designs Of the pri.
So2er5.
The Germania says that Prince Bismarck
recently sent reply to the representations OF
tho Vatican. Its tone is conciliatory although
it by 90 means justifes the expectation of a
speedy and favorable issue.
A dispatch from Berlin mentions various
rumors of Discussions between the Car and
Czarowitcb. The Vienna Tasblstt even pub.
fishes sensational story that the CzlroHich
las been charged with subversiVe political
tendencies and forbidden to quit the palace.
4 telegram from Tashkend states that after
the death of Shero Ali, ct Mszar i.ShoIit q
bloody conflict broke out among the followers OF
the various pretendera to the Afghan throne,
and the psrtisians of Yakoob Khan were vic.
torious. 1t was reported that Yakoob Khan
eui two other pretendcrs had taken refuge ut
Herat.
Tho Copenhagen Dagblad reports that Den.
marx, in very moderately WoTdcd note, bss
inquired of the Berlin government the mean.
iog of the recent Austro- Prussian convention,
saying she does not believe it was intended as
denial of the continued existence Of tho con.
sideration which determined Prussia to consent
to tho rctroccssion of portion of North Schles.
wig. There has been an exchange Of views,
but there is 20 reason to suppose that the re.
ation between Germany and Denmark will be
effected.
Ia the debate 10 tho German Reichstag yes
torday, Oh tho Parliamentary Discipline bill,
Baron Stautfaubcrg, Vic, President of the
Reichstag, treated tho bill sharply. He
criticised the governments arguments, and
appealed to the House to reject the bill. Herr
Bebel declared his party considered that the
bill aimed at excluding them from tho Reich.
stag as much as possible, even before the cleo
tons. aud destroying all parliamentary freedom
Of speech. lie related how Prime, Bismarck
had once prevented him from spookiug 10 the
RrichSlag, and how when he subsequently,
published pamphlet to explain his views, he
Was sent to prison. lie ironically suggested
law dcpriVpg all Germans of their franchise
whom the police suspected of revolutionary
tendencies. Such law as is proposed by tho
government was possible in 20 other country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
.re,y.gT.qRa'.q,aeD Co.u.NERCEGE.

There is slightly be.tsr feeling In business
ci.cleo IS ti,o seasoa advances, md hopos ere
entertained OF 8 fGir spring trade. me advance
il the price Of g'sin will hsve the effect OF in
crossing .ha receipts, which will put somo mon
CO il circulation smong the farmers IN the
neigh borhocG. IN this city there is no change
to note in the money market; the banks continue
to supply all demands at the usual rates. In
Sew York yesterday money was active at 3so
per cent for call loans, closing .! 3. The gener-
g! stock market Hss only moderately active, and
81 tines showed considerable depression, which
wss uausly followed by p partial recovery.
Government bonds arc steady, with moderate.
ly active business. The subscriptions to the
per cent loan yesterday amounted to S229l ,3OC
The Baltimore papers say tbs! the demand tor
money in The !ocsl market oil that city is still
largely within the limit of the supply, end to
borrowers in good credit or with accepted COL
la:era's rates arc very easy. The standard rate
for gilt edged commercial paper is per ct. and
the figures range up to 6, as to the character OF
the security and the nature OF the transaction.
The sLooE market continues dull, and the re-
corded dealings arc limited in every branch Of
securities Operators in Virginiss are holding
of 10 avail! the action Of the Legislature in re-
gard 10 the matter Of relunding. Consols again
sold at Sill and pselers were nominal OF 4lS bid
ard AZ asked. Tax coupons werc strong st ~
bid and IS asked Railroad stocks are dull B
& o common shares sold q! 94i, closing at 9l.95
sgsn:t 9is a9a5 on Wednesday; first preferred
sold ct 1O3, and second preferred at IS. For
local stCcha we quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
,N.EH.S OF TIE HHT.

Col. Charles Green, we'll known ciliz N Of
Rappshaunock county, Va, was parayzed iaat
week.
Vicar GGueral Martin Kundig died at tho
SEQ House ia Milwaukee, yesterday. Heart
disease is supposed to have been the cause.
The Richmond Tobacco Association has pass
ed a vote of thanks to those who wero insLiu.
mental 10 securing the reduction Ct the tobacco
tex, specially mentioning Senator Withers aud
representatives Tucker Cabell and Jorgensou.
The hope that definite ciuo to tho Lynn,
Mass. u.ystcry had been finally found in tho
Identification Of the deceased as the McGOno'
logue girl, is destroyed by the receipt OF dis
patch from San Francisco stating that tbs girl
is there. alive and well.
The preliminary report ot' Maj. ". 7. Craig
bill. giving approximate estimates CT tho cost
OF the thee routes for tho proposed ship canal
TO connect the waters Of tho Chesapeake aud
Delaware Bays, is Just published. The cheap
eat route will cost eight and the dcarcss thirty
three millions.
Il. L. Smith, the manager Of the Western
UoioD Telegraph Company OF Topeka, Kansas,
is detained in tho capitol building because OF
his refusal TO surrender to The committee in
vestigating the rccaut senatorial election the
dl9patcncs S11t ana TcGClVcu IN RELATION 10 COc
contest.
Three students OF Tho University of Virginia,
H. t. Harris, Of w.; Il. E. Burrows, of Miss,
and Nj. b. Lyle, Of Tenu., have delivered
themselves to tho authorities IF Charlottesville
acd acknowledged themselves es having been
engaged 10 the disturbance q night or two ago,
duriGg which 6 negro msn was shot and wound.
cd The negro hat vas Knocked of by d switch
10 the hands Of one Of them, pud he beclne 30
corsged that he k1ccked ooe insonsbl 10, fclied
another. and WAS in the net t attacking the
third when be was shot!
The minority repor: to The Tennessee Lopis
latusc on the validity Of the bonded debt Of the
State sets forth that nine years have elapsed,
with three different Governors and Lsgisla.
lures, aud no effort was mado to test the vail
dity Of tho bonds, tho various proceedings of
the Legislature 10 connection with them duliog
that period. having On tho contrary served
rather TO oopfrm their validity. 1t is there
fore recommended that if the State means to
contest their validity the issue be determined
by judicial TRIBUNAL or that without delay
settlement b. made with her creditors Oh terms
that can be proposed without dishonor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
Icffcr from louisa

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette. |
LOUISA &. H., March G.--Aftcr long,
dreary aud sickly winter after driving snow
storms, long, weary days OF rains and s|ects,
bowling winds and chilling weather, what is
more pleasant than bright. balmy day, like
this morniIg, when the genial sunshine, warb-
LOG birds and gentle brcezes seem 20 appear %
symbol that King Winter and his hoary
rotiouo have, with their icy wanda, marched
away, AID that welcome sprrg tine Is verify
upon Isl
Rev. Mr.. Joshua S. Huattr. Of Centenary
Methodist church. Lynch5urg, but not long
since the beloved pastor oil the Methods.
church here, was 10 town last week.
Judge f. II. Lane, judge OF this county, who
went to Richmond TO put himself under the
medioa, treatment OF DR.. Hunter Mcclure. has
returned He has a dangerous threat afeo
lion.
Local elections for the cnHicg May promise
10 give us lively time. Each day from now
till then may briug out now asDirans Tor tho
Office Of commissioner of the revcaue.
Our young people arc to have party this
week, aud the beauty and fashion Ct Louisa is
expected to be on hand Misses Ida Bubaugb.
Mamie Taley, Lutte Porter aud Annie Cutler
being amongst the many bellies. Our town is
said to DO the place whereat the .oveliest and
most graceful young ladies' arc TO be found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

The recent address issued by tho State Con-
'sarvati7c Committee 10 the Conservative voters
Of the State is justly entitled to all the many
cccomiuns it has received. It CONTAINS excellent
advice, which those who have the btst Interests
of the State at heart will follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

Tie N@w Yolk Tribune says that "bisck-
burr $ election to tho Speakership Of tho House
will be worth ten thousand vo!eS 10 the Tepuhi'
con party" Ifthat we're ali The democrats could
stand it, but the way radical speakers aud
writer's have Of increasing their stock would,
We fear, make it, or tho election of any other
southern man TO Tie position, worth much moro
to them than the Tribune's estimate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
ALEXANDRIA GAZEIT',Tl z

TheVirsiaia Heusc ef Delegates would apEcsr
10 better oolors If Instead o: a5iouTng yesterday
uutiE neztTucsiG7 ithad proceeded cto5ca tothe
consideration 0! TIE Till fer settling tie Stale
debt, ghish the Seua;o passed lsstTuestey, aaa
would have relieved itself Of much Of the re-
n7oseh under which i. DOW la5ors had it ttf,rec
10 more h:ntesaucl to the passage OF thst G!!i
than was Opposed in lie Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

Now that there is an extra session OF the
General Assembly, We hope it will not aGjoura
until it shall have passed bill establishing o
closed season and regulating fishing in the
rivers of tho State. Unless something is done,
and that speedily, to allow the G.h to reach
their spawciag grounds, shad aud herring will
soon be rsritcs in the Potomac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

We hope cur friends in Alexandria county
may have better success 10 tho next than they
bad in The last Congress with regard TO free
bridge across tho Potomac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

Mr.. Johu Tayloe, formerly Of King George
county, has assumed The editorial management
of the Fredericksburg Semi weekly Recorder
one OF cur valued exchanges
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

As the people the Texas Psciio Railroad vas
to benefit, those who live in the South, could
rot bo induced to unto iD its favor, tho corn.
pauy that proposed to build it have ahanio
the idea, st least for the present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
DIED.

On Mondsy, Feb II, 1870, At tho residence of
her nephew, Leven Ogden, esq near Hillsboro,
Loudoun CO., Va, Mrs. NANCY MORRIS,
relics of tho late Captain Morris. III the Goth
year of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
COW E1EED.

| w w IL -<AIOd
Owing to tho increasing deman for my Lsget,
| Beer, sm now making 200 bushels of G SANS
| per day, which l will sell at much reduced
price Fifteen bushels for one dollar. This feed
is known 10 be SUPERIOR to any other:
ROBERT PORTNER.
| NH 3-lw Alexandria Brewery.
EOR SALE-Ths. valuable FARM OF lQj
| a. acres, two miles from Alexsndris, on The
Washington road, known as "WAkWlCh.
Imp-ovements-Two fine DWELLINGS end
tho necessary outbuidings. II not disposed Q:
at private sale by tho 15.h Of MARCH. will h'
w. 90 JAS. Il. EEID, Receiver
nh 1-eoLd Farmers IL Nice. Saw. BanS
SAT- SALT SALT
TO ARRIVE.
5000 SACKS LIVERPOOL q. a. SAIL
$500 SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
1000 BUSHELS TURKS ISLAND SALE
feb l5-ln W. A. SHOOT, Shoots wharf.
FEATHER DUSTERSl
FEATHER BUSTERS!
We have just received fine lot OF Turkey,
Feather Busters. In finish ard styl they equsl
the Ostrich Busters, and in price arc much
cheaper. Call ard examine.
NH rs King stree.
FOATENT Raj IEApS
4 PATENT RAT TRAPS
We hsve just received another lot of the cee-
brated IN oiseess Self Setting Rat Traps ac-
knowledgcd By al! who have used them to TO
the best. MCLEAN U UHLER,
NH g King street.
March 9th.
WIN. N. BERKLEY has just opened ALL
w WOOL. BUNTING, desirable COLOR.
and BEAUTIFUL PRINTS, PERCALh9
and CAM BRlCS. Give him call. NH
THE CELEBRATED CYCLONE SEGAR
l. guaranteed genuine Havana tobacco. bot"
wrapper and GIler. -Four for rs cents; IS per
box Of 1C0. JhNNEY u Co.
nh 6 Druggists, 70 & l45 King s..
FLOWER SHEDS, in estvsrcty. in papers
II ut FIVE cents each. Mailed free 10 any au-
dreas upon receipt of price. We invite the c,'
pecal attention Of the Ladies TO our assortment
mhG JANNEY & CO.
CMALL SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS
- received 10 day By
NH u J. G. NJ lLBU nv.
+ ,HOlCE DRIED BEEF received to. day, oy
~ nh d j. &. NJ LbUhH
G,MOKnO BLOATEKS for sale by
- dec q +. j. DAVIDSON, lat King!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

PAY or MEXICAN VETERAEs.--Iho recently
enacted law giving three months extra pay to
tho officers and soldiers snd to officers, seamen,
and msrines employed in the war with Mexico,
does no. include those in the volunteer service
who have already received three months extra
paw under tho provisions of the act of July l9.
1s4S. Tho records Of the Second Auditors Of
fee show that at least ninoty- nine out OF every
lC0 volunteers who wore entitled under that law
were paid the three months extra pay at The
time of discharge or soon after, upon rolls pre-.
pared by the Psymastsr General, or by the set
Element ofrlsims in the Auditors Office It will
therefore be useless expense for such persons,
or their attorneys, to present claims that must DO
dissllowed under tho act of February 10, 1879.
The claims of the officers and soldiers of tho reg
ulsr army and Of such oftho volunteers as have
not received the three months extra pay should
be presented 10 the Second Auditor, while those
Of the officers Of the navy. seaEen, and marines
should be fod with the Fourth Auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
GE.s.EEsaA sssE.nBL GIwga

The Senate was not in session yesterday, hav.
ing adjourned until Monday. In the House Of
Delegates The following bills were reported
from committees: TO amend tho Code in ref
ereuco to sales under judgments, warrants, or
DEGREES for debts contracted prior to April 10,
1865 to ameui the Code so as to protect rights
of county roads across mill dams; providing
Communication to Jcha e. Caller, Of Albemarle
county, aud others, for artificial legs; to amend
tho act Incorporating the Potomac and Valley
Railroad Company.
Mr. Hunter, under suspension Of The rules,
presented House bill No.'G0 to amend tho acs
for tho protection Of game.
Tho Ilouss then adjourned until next Tues.
dar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07

1870 Cattle were tliared. 81! Of which were al,
8. 4s5gc per ID. - Sheep sold atiic Jic r.. sT
20 hiilch Cows sold 2! 2osSl5 per hcaI. Ia,
ke. brisk,
BALTIMORE, Msrch 7:-Virsinis Is o,1 =.
AZ; past due coupons tx, Sugar str S g. ::
A soft s4tsSi. Cctsoa quiet; m;tdlilggt y7GI..r,
quiet, firm and higher; Howard st. and W. ;Y.'
ern Super 50aS4; do Extra 25sSt-
do Family 5aS5 60; City Mi!s Super 5J.sio.
do Extra lOiS4 rs; do Rio brands s Is: Pa'
tspsco Family So IS. Whest-Sou.tc:n e.
Il8 do snbo. i9aiz0; No. Wes!ern 't Gill; H.,
red spot and March llltal ID! April lli.,lI'.'s:
May 1l54sll5!. C0rn-Soulhern sctiye sn,
stssdy; Western firm; Southern white d5si-i.
do yellow All Western mixed 500: and Ma
43ia44 April dls.4is Missy a.: As! staama.
Az. Cats active and firm Southern and Penn.
syvania 1888 Western white 3ls32; do. miy,a
20a3l. Rye nominal s!57sjJ. Hay duh! p;jma
to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland lls t,I'
Coffee dull Rio cs.goas l0il5 Whisky tu'j
at Sl.07!.
New YORK, March 7.-St5cks firm. M5,sr
3s4. Flour dull. Wheat quiet. Con- sc,irr
- -..-.-------------.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JARCH :, lS;2
Sun 1ises..".-..... % Sun sets........... g
ARRIVED.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk to F A Reed.
Str w Thompson lower Potomac, 10 "A
Reed
Sir Nattsno, lower Potc, TO Broders s Co.
Schr Eddie Pierce, Boston, 10 Lindsey T. Co.
CLEARED.
Str Jare MCsoley, Norfolk, by + a Reed.
Scbr Fosming Sea, Baltimore, by George
WorthiDgton.
PASSED UP.
Schr Is Stokely, Norfolk. for Washington.