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aasior. Shall Court your correction, ard
submit with cheerfuiness and pleasure 10
Your authority: bat. il they be immateraI,
as frequent differences OF opinion between
the House and its presiding officer can add
nothing to its dignity and may diminish his
usetulpess,.I shall ASK what FEAR Shall too
often need, your kind indulgence"
The Speaker having been qualified by MIR.
Findley, the House adjourned.
THURSDAY, Jan. 60.
EXTENSION OF ENLISTMENT.
On motion of MIR Troup Oft Geo. the House
again resolved itself into committee of the
whole, Mr.. King OF n. G.. in the Chair, on the
bill authorisng the enlistment Of certain re-
giments therein mentioned for five years or
during the war.
Mr.. Troup withdrew the amendment
which he proposed when the subject was last
under consideration.
The question again arose the commit
tees rising and reporting the BILL
Mr.. Brigham of Mass. spoke for half an
hour or more decisiveiy against the war and
against the general course of administration.
Mr.. Bowen of Ten made short and neat
speech in defence of the conduct of the 60
vernment and of the existing war.
Mr.. King OF Mass. made speech of more
than an hour. embracing the general :, 'pe
oil the policy of the government, which he
pointed!y condemned, in terms of acrimoni-
Gus reproach.
Mr. Wright of Md spoke for more than
an hour, in an argumentatiye manner, in
support of the conduct of the Republican, Ad-
ministrations and of the prosecution of the
war; 3lt
After few remarks from Mr.. Grundy in
favor of putting stop tothe present debate.
and MI. Rhea against it, andfrouMr Troup
ntimating that the public service would sut.
Ter from further delay
The committee rose and were refused leave
to sitagain.
After reading message from the Presi-
dent, which will be found in another part of
she paper-the House resumed the consider
alton of the same bill.
The amendments made in committee
were again moved, and agreed to- And t
The question was then stated on the en-
grossment of the amendments and passage
OF he bill to third reading.
After the rejection of two motions to adj
iourn. and some unimportant cnnversato
as to the Propriety OF urging the passage of
he bill 49,
The question on its passing to third rea-
ding was decided in the affirmative.
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From the Botson Confined
Ere NC'H OFFICIAL GCCO U.N1,S.
}rAR1s, oct. so, 1918.

PARIS, Oct. so, 1918.
Tier majesty the empress queen and re-
gent has received intelligence from the ar
mics to the 24th October, contained in four
letters.
The first and second letters give the 81.
tuation or the armies on the 18th October.
Here follows details ofseveraE actions ami
movements, (Which zue haze NOT room for
The account proceeds.
On the 10th the emperor was If D,-
ben and the armies had driven the snemv
with great loss, over the Elbe., Havine oh.
tanned possession of all the enemy's bridges.
the emperor's intention was to pass tile Elbe
to man9uvre upon the right bank from
Hamburg to Dresden to threaten Potzdam
and Berlin; and TO take for the centre of o..
perations Magdenburg, which for this Dur.
pose had been supplied with warlike stores
and provisions. But, TN the 18th the EN-.
peror learned at Deiben, that the Bavarian
army had joined the Austrian army, and
threatened the Lower Rhine. This incon,
ceivable detection made the detection of 9TH
er princes be foreseen, and induced the en-
peror to come to the resolution ofreturninr
towards the Rhine---a painful change. as eve.
ny thing had been prepared to operate nm,
on Magdeburg but it would have been re.
qulsite to have remained separated and with
out communication with France for month.
inns would not have been announcement at
the moment when the emperor fixed his
plans but the case was no longer the same
when Austria was about to have two nevy
disposable armies, the Bavarian army. and
the army opposed to Bavaria. The empe-
ror therefore changed his plans with these
unforeseen circumstances, and removed his
head quarters to Lei,,sic."
1.-THE account then proceeds to detail a.
srea, length events until the 18th the re-
suit OF which. is stated, in six days, to have
oeen the making of 5000 prisoners, several
pieces OF cannon, and doing much injury to
the enemy.1
The third letter contains accounts of the
situation OF affairs to the 10th Of October AZ
night.
Here follow the details of the battle Of
Wachau, fought on the 10th October. be-.
tween the lied grand army, under prince
ochwartzenberg, and the French army un-.
der Bonaparte.- Many details of this battle
we're gwen by gen. Stewart. The French
emperor claims a full victory in il; and
fates, that the loss of the allies was Is ono.
ghile that ofhis own did not exceed $500.
'ut while this was going on, the account
dds,1
BY one Of those fatal circumstances.
hich often have an influence over the most
.nPortant affairs, the Sd corps, which was to
epport the duke Of Ragusa, hearing nothing
- that side at ten in tue morning, and on
'e contrary, heasing terrible cannonade
that side where the emperor was, tho't
soper to march thither, aud thus lost the
.ay in marches.
The duke Of Ragusa, abandoned to his
"n forces, defended Leipsic, and maintain
! ms position during the day, but he suffer
a losses which were not compensated by
nose ne Inflicted upon the euemy, however
reat they were.--Some battalions Of marine
.rtIiierymen conducted themselves but In
Inherently Gems. Compans and Frederick
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FOisEsGN.
BOSTON, Jan. Is.

$1,000 DOo TON, JAIL Ios
The sloop Peggy, capt O'Brien. arrived
here yesteaday, in so hours from Halifax,
with nag of truce. Passengers, Messrs.
King and Smid of New York, capt. 5 Hill of
Boston, and lieut.. Budd late OF the Chesa-
Peake. Lieut. Spence, a British officer also
came passenger. He is the bearer of des-
patches for col. Barclay, the British COM
missary. BY this arrival, London dates to
10th November, have come to hand.
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am. '"as hhHSDoN CHEvES having a ma
Jority OF votes, was duly elected Speaker Of
tlie House.
Mr. Cheves was accordingly conducted &c
the chair, and made his Acknowledgement,
TO the House in nearly the sSiiowing words
Gentlenien--I thank you for the na,te
ing and distinguished honor you have confer
red upon me. The best acknowledgment
can make of the gratitude which very pro.
foundly feel. will be expressed in the EXERT, !.
OF every faculty possess, to prove that you
favoy is not entirely unmerited. / am AVA
OF the importance of the station to who
you have elevated me, and of the diffou
nature OF the duties which it imposes-a
'lcuity, TO discharge them with reputatio,
not a littlcincreased by the great ability wi,
which they have been executed by the geutle
nan whohasjust descended from the Chair ,
out, withyour support, shailnct despair. FL
undoubtedly often shall, and when my e.,
rors shall be calculated to affect in the small.
EST degree the interests of the House or tn
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{ ACTION AT LYONS CREEK.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters Of the Northern Army
Camp near Fort Erie. Oct. 2Sd. 1914

Head Quarters Of the Northern Army.
Camp near Fort Erie. Oct. 23d, 1914
The indispositioa of Brigadier General
Bisseli has prevented, till this morning, his
report of che handsome affair which took
place on the 10Th. between detachment Of
his brigade, aud q superior force u the enc
my.
The object Of the sNpoditipe entrusted to
the biigadier, was the seizure of some pro-
visions inteaded for the British troops. He
marched from Black Greek on the morning
of the 18Th, with parts Of the 5th, 18th 18th,
and 10th infantry. small party Of dragons,
and company of rihemen. the whole :
bout 900 mea. After driving before them
packet, OF which they madc the commanding
officer prisoner, they encamped for the
night, throwing beyond Lyons Greek two
light infant ~ companies, under capt. Dor.
mau 5th and Lieutenant Horrei, 10th in
faptry, and the riflcmsn under Captain Ir-
vine picket on the Chippewa road, COM
manced by Lieutenant Gassaway, was &C.
tackled by two companies Glengary light in
fAntay, which were beaten back with less
Oa the morning of the 10Th. the detachs
ment was attacked by n select corps of the
enemy. not less than 1900 strong. The
light infantry under captain ID ,rman, and
lrvine's riaemen, Sustained the whole Gre OF,
the esemy FOR sfteSn minutes, during whcs
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GENUINE PATRIOTISM.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

AZ meeting ofthe Republicans from eli part !.
OF the State, convened at Boston, on the 18th
ofoctober. 1914. the following address was
unanimously accepted, and ordered to be
signed BY the President and Secretary, OF the
meeting. and made public.
TO THE PEOPLE or MASSACHUSETTS,
Fellow Citizens
Permit your republican
brethren, those who share with you the tolls,
dangers and privileges Of our common co,in-
try, TO address you oa the subject Of our unioa.
liberty and bsppine,s.
vmdictiye and impiscsbie enemy has bro't
ance on the justice and fr,agnanirnify Of Great
Britain IS yanisehd 3 avail ing herself of her
acquisition Of power, she is determined to en-
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morninr Of .be 1sth We we,,r at,.cIsa 'hv
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finn amo,nt;no to more han Ioof, mn cr,,,-
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detachmen,s of the ioo,b Roth The Cleo
gary l;eht ;.fsn,rv few. dra ooors :. !. -,
roc ketteers And one niece of are;,,erv ,h.
Whole commanded bx the Marou,sof rwee
dale. Colonel of the iooth
The light CORPS under CAPTAIN Dorman
an Iryine's rifiemes, sustained the whole
fire of the enerny for ,,,o.,, 6s,ssn n,;n,,sas
with the greatest p,ilantrv un,;I ,be 9TH.
troous were formeai and hrouyht 70 the ann.
mort.
The sth reo;man, ,n,,.r r., p;neh.,
aided bv Major Baker If the 4sth arta chsJ
to that regiment. was ordered n sk;rt ria.
woods and turn the enen,y's right flank. and
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

GEN SCOTS ORDERS.
It seems by the following Genera! Orders
which appeared this morning, that Cener Il
S<ricker (as WAS Sufficiently obvious void
have heen the fact) feels as an officer. "a.
gross indignlty .:llich the Governor All
Council OF Mary land have offered. by the
unprecedented promotion of General Har.
per. Indeed, we know Of NO officers. thar
IS men who deserve the title or the rank. In
q military point Of view, whether interested
or not. az holding Commissions in the same
line of promotion. whether republicans or
tederalists, who are not sensible of the obyi,
Gus imprnpriety Of the. appointment. and
who do not express their indignation. 50
We know nothing further of the senti.
ments OF the Commanding General ofthis
District, than appears by his Orders. It
seems, by those, he partakes ia the public
|sens,onity, to Gen. Stricker's merits and
|servlces--We repeat il. we know nothing
q this gentleman's opinions, except thar
ne recognizes, to just and digni6ed terms,
the claims OF the officer who has been ate
scmptedto be degraded. from motives which
will not bear examination. Bat We 20 oue
step, and only one step further, and add.
that the express approbatisn of Maior.Ge.
neral Scott IS no triaIng tribute, A man
who has himself earned his countrvs an
pladsc BY arduous and able services, will be
heard. independent of his rank, when he
bestows need on merit
1t the pablo services Of General Scott
had not before secured 20 him the respect Se
admiration of the penple of Baltimore, in
common with the nation At large, the man.
ner in which his General Orders are couch.
ed, would have secured to him their aHecx
tionate regard,
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ed crn'eiu, sn',s'terr . scriea,.s
corporal. nrivates--tosa. l9.
lAt Fesincnf--iSi'lel, searjeans. 6 priv
yates: wounded. subai.ern. 2 cort,,-a.s,
IS "-ivarex --:o.al 26.
ian ResieleDt--svoanie,l. priva,e--
total l..
i6th Regimen Wound,l.1 snbaltern, 1,
serjssaas. lcorporai. privates, prisoner
total 10.
Rjfe",-n ~ bundled, 1 subaltern, cor
porals. privltss total III.
Graai ldf4f-Killel wouni$,l and mis-.
sing 81. Y
Names Of me o6icerg sy3uaded.
sM Reyiaienf-C capt. iseli, Ensign White.
head. severely. s' y
i4h Reyimeaf --Lispt. Beckett, severely.
1914 reginenf -Lieus. Thomas, slightly.
R5fe,nen-Lieot. Spur, severely.
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comd'g Northern Army.
~. b. Acute nervous attacks must be m,
apology ter tue dei,y aad i'm DIRECTIONS 0
this repor {. ID. b.
'xehor IF the Killed and svonnded offAe Q.
Brigade n,iier he command If 8riyadi
\ e. General 6issc.l, IN the a67ih otrfie 10,
Der. 1914 81
sH RsSfmsst--Killed priva,es: wound
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rationss or the eHtIre destruction OF that Con.
stitution. upon which all your hopes of liberty
rest BY combinations and eabals to promote
local jralousies or ambitious views by diyid-
ing the States, and involving one section 10
war with the other We answer, No. and we
apPeM to the understanding OF the People of
MASSACHUSETTS whether this ~ar is cot the rock,
and the only one, on which aur natsonal safety
apd individual liberty rest.
Look around you, and see what your fathers
have acquired for you, what you now enjoy,
and what you are TO expect by submitting to
your former masters! Your civil and religious
rights are enjoyed by no other people on earth,
and will yon yield themi own you give up
The ship" You have not to struggle 10 regain
lost honor, nor to retrieve any national dis.
grace. Your gallant army and navy have dis
comfited your enemy, bunibled his pride, aud
taught him to tremble at the vesgence of free.
men. Unite and another campsign'wiii bring
him To his senses, aud compel hisi to convert
his schemes of conquest into scIlem mes of safety.
The peace Of Europe produced q very natll-
raj alarm. that Britain would avail herself Of her
acquisition OF power TO reduce us to distress
and perhaps to submission She has made aii
attempt and has been defeated and disgrsced.
Shall We distrust Al oyer-ruling Proyi-
dencewho has so often interposed IN orr
behalf in tines OF danger, and who car turn
the heart Of our political opposers. aud IN Ike
them unite in defence of the country No. Let
US then unite with zeal snfiovc in our coun-
try's deiesce, and we have resson to expect his
support, against which, our enemies cannot
stand, and With which our country will be tn
umphant, our posterity revived, our liberties
perpetual, and our s..tinies glorious.
WILLIAM EUoris. President.
Mans LAGOON Hit, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-19
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers tor
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandra, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
ofMr. Haywood Foote and MIR Dennis
Johnson, the greater part OF which is
meadow land and Tie remainder well a.
dapted to clover and the production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
prings, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres OF
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence. on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandra, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Oh. Simms.
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P. G. Marsteller.

b 900 W.T.. Seine i WINE,
Superior quality
100 bbls. Apples, in prime order
50 b6xes Dipt Candies
90 do Mould do.
!, 1000 VT. Coffee, In bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
30 do. Wrapping do.
s hnds Muscoyado Sugars
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
80 boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barrels Whiskey
6 casks Goshen Cheese
1 bags Pepper
1000 bushels St. Uoes Salt
loo barrels Herrings
10 60, Shai,
For Sale By tie Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST Family
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Noy On
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mo. LAO.
Notice IS hereby Given,

VoV'|O 20 'NfcOJ UFCcft,
That Thomas Janney & Co. have apA
piled to 4. Coe, I obaceo Inspector for
Alcxandria, for the renewal of certain
note, for hogshead of Tobacco mark.
ed w. S, No. 4es, 1893, l37 tare-
1856, lodged IN the Tobacco Warea
house at Alexandria, by w. Stewart
of King George County Va. as lost
by John. Stewart the brother Of w.
Stewart, agreeably to his affidavit be.
fore r. Libbey one of the Justices Of
the Peace for the County of Alexan ],
flria.
- March Is.
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Marsh IS.

u mean to Pracri &C in the Frederi 81
burg Chancsry Court.
Rich. II. Henderson.
Leesburg, Feb ~.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell on mode
4 rate terms, the House and Lot
at the corner of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
ments. The house is well finished !;
contains five good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excelleAtcellar, kitchen,
out-houaes, and pump in the yard.
The Lot is well improved and contains
half an acre of ground, extending 1913
feet on Jefferson, and l76 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it is a good
frame stable and carriage house.
]. d. Simms.
January Is. diff:
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FOR SALE.

A Tract of Land lying in St. Mays
County, about miles from Leonard
Town, and miles from the Patuxaht
and Potomac rivers, containing between
900 & 1000 ACRES.
1t may be improved ny Plaster lis we'll
calculated for the raising o.. Sheep, and
adjoins the exhaustive Manufacturing.
Mills of Messrs. Hebb, Someryille and
Cough has sufficient quantity OF
wood, and is we'll watcred. This land
may be divided into small tracts to suit
purchasers not inclined tobuy the whole
and may be had cheap Il immediate ap.
plication be made to James ForTess
at Leonard Town, VIM. Herbert OF
Alexandria, or to the subscriber,
Rich'd DeButtS.
Mount Kelley, Prince Geo.
Co. Md March Is. ct
~ The Editor of the Baltimore
Federal Gazette are requested to pub.
lish the above & send their accounts to
this office.
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David Stuart.
Fairfax Co. near Alex, Marco IS.
Five Dollars Reward.

VETAS STOLEN on sunday night
wv the 18th inst. from the subscils
bers Wagon upper end of king.street,
a BLACK HORSE, about fifteen hands
high, has short tail, and the hair rub
bed off in several places by working in
the wagson.-The above reward will
be given tor delivering said horse to
Butts and Cawood Alexandria, and ell
reasonable charges paid.
Philip Borroughs.
March Is. st.
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Tho. Swami,
Edmd. I. Lee,

May 8.
The Editors of the Federal Rcpub.
lican, National Intelligencer and Ca
zette Of the United States, will publish
the above in their papers, and send
their accounts TO this Office.
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Fresh Teas, Raislns, Cur
rants, &c.

LItSu i eds, NdlSlIlS, Sut-
rants, &c.
IS half chests and boxes Gunpow-
der, Hyson, Young Hyson and
Souchong TEAS,
90 boxes Muscatel Resins.
400 W.T.. fresh Currants.
90 bbIs. Rye Whiskey part of which
is odd
100 bags Shot, assorted from HSBR
ko No. 10, Buck and Swami Shot, SIM.
! gle ard double F Brandywine GuapoR-
der, Ground Aliun Salt in Sacks, r.
lined AMI comWon Salt Petrs, table
|Ssl, in Baskets, Rice, Loaf. Lump aud
|Niuscovaao Sugars, Nutmegs, Mace,
Cloves, Allspice, Ground Ginger, Pep
per, Flotant and Carolina Indigo, Fig
Bloc Spinning Cotton, Nader. Starch,
dramatic, Copperas, Mould and DiPt
Candles, Brown * White Soap, Cheese,
Sweet Oil, best Cavendish Tobacco,
HAVANA Cigars, Madeira Wine, Cog
nae brandy, Jamaica and Antigua Spi-
r,s, old Rye Whiskey, with a number
Of Other articles in the Grocery line,
For Sale by,
c.. Griffith.
Who has also received one Butt of
choice old Madeira Vine imported In
1896 and warranted genuine.
NnYern her O.
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CLOVER SEED.
A parcel Of New Warranted
GLOVER SEED,
FoR SALE BY
Joseph Manas9ille.
Feb. Is.
Land fo,' S'aie.


EEyHE suDscyiber Offers inE sa.e,. be-
& tween, i2& 1900 acres OF LAND
in Charles Cogntg,, MARYLAND, situated
about 4 mites Ram Part.Tcbacco, aad
the same distance from, navisable wa
tiers. This property Is rendered very
valuable On account Of the great body
OF ltnbcr upob it, and there is \ large
s,rcau. It "ate' passing through tee
Lana, upon which d Grist or Saw Mill
con,d pc eJscJcd wia great advantage
4 ,oorS rsir u'a description IS ihought
uaaecessary asst Is presumed those wish
ing 10 purchase viii iirst view the Land.
For terms apply 10 John B Morris or
DANIEL of st Thomas Jeniter, EsQrs
near Pert Ioeacco, Elr. Aiexander
Moore OF Alexandra ef the subscriber.
WALTER ii. JENjFEk
Port Tobacco, feD o. I!
1e The Editors enc Fedora! Re-
publican of Georgeto~n and National
Intelligencer are reqneacd TO insert Inc
above till forbid, and send their accaunts
to this OEice,
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber
~ on Tuesday the 9Th inst. Negro
Man named
JOHN PEMBROKE,

About feet high, rather slender made
and likely-he Is rather dark mulat.
toe, and IS years of age-he is good
Carpenter and Wheelwright. tits be.
lieved that he had no other clothes with
him, than what he he'd on short
round blue jacket, and pair Of striped
homespun small clothes. He was born
and raised in Prince Georges County,
Maryland, in the family of Mr.. Calvert
near Upper Marlborough, and as he has
many relations among his negroes he
may be lurkins there-he has also res
lation. in Alexandria and Georgetown,
and many acquaintances in each place.
He is very plausible and ingenious, he
has father living in Baltimore named
Nicholas. The above reward with ell
reasonable expences will be given for
apprehendinc or securing him in any
Jail, if taken out of the county, and civ
inc ne notice Of il, and ten dollars If
taken in the county,
David Stuart.
Fairfax Co. near AIex's, Marco Is