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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23
IFYANDRTA GAZFTE AND VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % 1855

hours which tell in an appointed day. aud
| then depart, never to returL--IecIs'Ve houIT'
/ 10 which people hold IN their hand the st.
crets of their future, in which, masters ol
their coming destlnies. they pronounce unoh
| themselves a Judgment without appeal. 1u-
man freedom never manIfosts itself with more
/ evident tokens than in su;h crises. Ii would
seem as if Sod stands aside; holds of his di-
vine hand from the circles OF The ear'h' ahu
waits for the action of the creature OF MS
breath. Man stands alone with bis gOHl
and his evil instincts, with bis conscience ana
his reason: noble impulse may save, an Ut
manly watering may lose everything. some
times, from the bosom OF this people, mus
/ hesitating and doubtng, and looking Tor Inc
pathway IN the darkness, there comes an ih-
spired man-a man OF action. lie speaks
and all acknowledge tAe power OF his VOICE;
/ ne moves. and few but follow in the measure
Of his steps.
/ These hours, in such an appointed day.
NAV now be coming swiftly upon Us.
grand cloud of witnesses testify that great
events are happening around US. uo'ernmene
( is to society what the ship is to the ocean; IL
heaves and losses with every surge oil thc
mighty pillows. Abroad, revolution muttsrS.
and it may yet eugulf both ducal crown and
royal throne in its fiery sweep. AT home
the public heart is stirred; and 1t Will not
much longer be awed by the trown5 OF
authority, or bound by the threads OF
/ parasite legislation. Our mission will be Iul-
filled. The progress OF society is southwark
and thither our AnglO-Normon population Is
moving with the firm tread Of Roman
/ legion. Ii will yet carry lie banner and
/ spresd it, laws over all this continent; cele-
! brate, 10 fit time, the union Of the two oceans
that wash its boundaries and under the
/ ministries OF Providence work out the ilnal
development OF the human Intellect III It's
most gorgeous and !urtherest reaching iorms.
! The wheel Of events usually rolls with
something of leisure aud measure; but roll
it slowly, or roll it swiftly, this end Will YET
/ lie accom- ished IL was this mission that
fired the Imagination and nerged the heart OF
the patriot senator from Texas. Along THIS
track he moved with feet of fire; and no perls
/ Of the march and no WEAKNESS OF the road
deferred him for, upon him, as upon the
patriarch. bust visions Of glory; and IN them
he saw bis country leading the Panather;2i III
procession Of the nations, while the ascending
races of her children crowded up the mystic
/ ladder, the t5pmost rounds of which are lost
in the enduring splendorS Of eternal minu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

John Fredncck, keeper of porter-house
in New York, and John Hazard, his bar
tender, were arrested on Monday for passing
counterfeit quarter dollars and ten cent
pieces. Seventy dollars in bogus coin was
found ON their premises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

The Berryville and Charles,own Turnpike
has been sold by the Trustees, Messrs' Az
drew Hunter and Province Mccormick, tor
the Gum of $3.50. Purchaser. Il. kidwell'
ESQ.,, Of Board of Public Works, tor the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

The Portsmouth Gazette is publishing ex-
tracts from the ancient records OF that town;
among which the following occurs:--Sept. 20,
1862, Ordered, that a cage be made, or some
other means invented by the selectmen, to
punish such as sleep or use tobacco on the
Lords day, out in the meeting, in time OF the
publique exercise"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

The grand masquerade of the Germans at
the Stadt Theatre, in the Bowery, in New
York, was participated in by abouttwo thou
sand persons. The affair is represented as
having been very handsome and conducted
with the greatest propriety. There were
many unique features in it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

The exhibition of the Columbia Institution
for the instruction of the Deaf and Dumb,
and the Blind took place in the old Hall OF
the House of Representatives on Thursday
night. 1t was largely attended and gave
much satifaction. (See notice among sele-
graphic dispatches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

An attempt is again making before the
Legislature to repeal the inspection laws OF
the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

An inventor in Wisconsin, Mr.. Weard, has
the credit of maturing machine to be pro-
PEELED over ice by steam-a steamboat on
runners. I, is thought that the Hudson will
scarcely afford him fair trial the present
winter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

The Albany IN. " Evening Journal says
that "a movement is 10 progress to secure the
rebuilding of the Cayuga bridge. For many
years this bridge was the principal crossing
place Of travellers and emigrants from New
England to the West" Had this been done
in 1874, the result of the presidential cleo
ton might have been very different. At
least. 90 the old politicians used to say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

Several of the citizens of lIarper's Ferry,
have recently been quite fortunate in receiv-
ing good appointments from the Government.
The recipients, it is said, are worthy gentle
men, and well qualified for the positions to
which they are appointed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23
Attorney for the Com'ltb., Fairfax Co., Va.

RICHMOND, VA, January LIB, lS58.-To
VIM. II Dulany, esq, Attorney for the Com
mouweaitn, Of Fairfax County, Virginia.
SIR: In reply TO yours Of the Sth, have 10
: ,ay that | have fully explained my action in
the case Of keene TO Mr.. Cockerille. My
message is literally correct, as have shown
him, 10 saying that | twice respIt5d the pris-
Uner 10 order to obtain gn abstract of all the
evidence Ga the l9th of March and finally
on the 23d Of April, 1857, ordered the
Commonwealth Attorney to oe written To-.
The Secretary Of the Commonwealth, | be-
leyc, sent the letter to Mr.. d. Funsten, of
Alexandria. lie informed me that he COM
muulclted the contents 10 the counsel OF the
prisoner; that one Of them the associate OF
Mr. Thomas 10 the defence, applied to you,
and YOU declined to make out an abstract
owing 70 the lapse OF time This iniurma-
ton Mr.. Funst confirmed in presence OF
Mr. CuckerIlie the day before yesterday, and
he i 10 write 10 NE on the subject, having
departed without remembering 10 write the
I particulars here. ! acted % the case from
all the memoranda Of testimony laid before
me- That was perfectly "COHc0rdGEF with
it-eIf-i. E. il was in no respect coDtradlctJ-
ry with itself, and | regarded 1t as in the
main correct Mr.. Cocke:ile mIst0ok 10
saving that my action was based upon any
statement of evidence made by you. | told
him that you bad been afforded every OF
portuni;y to make statement Of the case,
As | supposed, aud had made no contradic-
tory sta!ement to that made by prisoners
counsel and thus regarded the statements
a. concUrdaut | have 20 other knowledge
that you were called on than as | have de-
scribed; and you made no abstract of the
testimony that know Of, and coucurrei in
none as far as | was informed, and | have
made no such statement. There Is no
ground of censuring you for the pardon in
this case. take the whole responsibility
Of it: and n review Of the case confirms me
in the decision | made. Very respectful
iy, yours, &c, HENRY A. WISE.
1t will lie perceived that | never furnished
any statement" Of evidence in the case to
the Governor, and was not called upon by
him to do so. | will merely state that
never saw any Statement" OF evidence fur
nishei bin, and could therefore neither con-
tradicl nor concur in such Statement"
WM. II. DULANY.
Fairfax c. H., Va, l9th January, 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

The inmates of the various poor-houses IN
London were Toasted on Christmas day upon
roast beef and plum pudding with reasona-
BILE allowance of NAL. li9uor; the number
amounted to nearly 10000 There appears
to be considerable reduction of pauperism
compared with last year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

The Senate was not in session yesterday,
having adjourned on Thursd ~ until Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

An accident to the press of the Richmond
Wing, has, for few days past, delayed the
usual time of the issue of the paper-but
the press will soon be "all right" and we
shall then receive the Wing as punctually
as formerly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

Much has been said lately Of the utility
and economy of paper blankets. 1t is said
that newspaper placed between pair Of
sheets will afford as much warmth as an or.
binary comfortable. A correspondent Of the
Centreville, lind Chronicle has been max
ing some experiments with newspapers, which
we're attended with extraordinary results
These show that it is essential to comfort
and quiet slunber that the newspapers used
should be OF the right sort. 10 other words
their contents are supposed to exercise mes
meric influence upon the sleeper, for good or
for evil. Experimen,ers will please take no
tee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 20, 1858
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23
The Case of ISeene.

FAIRFAX Court House, Va, January oth,
1875. To His Exce.lency, the Governor OF
Virginia :-SIK:-ln your message to the
General Assembly of Virginia, communicat-
ing your reasOts for the reprie'es, .pardons,
AID Communications of punishment granted 10y
YOU & criminals, since the las. session OF the
legislature you say in reference to the case
OF VIM. II. keene, who was condemned O
be hung by the Circuit Court OF falrtax
Couaty, that you granted the reprleVes u
hin tKeene) "to afford time 10 consider the
whole evidence when an abstract tnefeoi
-hould be prepared by the attorney VINO
prosecuted, and by the counsel tor the prl'o o.
ner;" and that subsequently, as understand
il. upon the abstract Ut the evidence thus
furnished you, You cOmmuted the punish
ment to ten gears imprisonment 10 the penl-
teutiary 81. ! have also been informed by
Mr.. X II CJckerlle, the Delegate from this
county, that at an interview be had had with
you. at the desire OF some OF his constituents
in reference TO this matter, you Informed
him that your acton was based upoh the
.sruncurd.ut" statement of the evidence
made by the prosecuting attorney and the
counsel of the prisoner. | have no recOl-
lection Of ever having been called upon by
sou for an abstract of the evidence in the
case referred to, or of ever having prepared
such all abstract" for yourself or any one
else, or of corcurring in any statement of
the evidence prepared by another; and my
remembrance OF the evidence, refreshed by
a reference to my notes taken at the trial,
varies in importlnt particulars IRON tnat
taken down by the counsel Of the prisoner.
You will, therefore, greatly obiige me, II
compatible with your official duties, if you
will inform me from whom you received al
abstract Of the testimony, as purportlng 10
come from me, and by whom you were ap-
priced that ! concurred 10 any statement OF
the testimony seut u you. | make this re
quest 10 Justice u myself, as | am cenSured
Gy some OF the cilizens Of the county for
having prepared q statement vi evidence III
Il criminal prosecution essentially variant
from that elected at the trial Of the cause.
Respectfully, your Obedient servant,
VIZ. III. DULASY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

B
Gus hearts like his give w the affections OF
| life, but worship their memories in the inner
recesses of the shrine How sad, too, the be
reavemeut! For il ever any man had Alright
be certainly had, not 10 consent to death. 1t
was hard thing for him to fall in the midst
/ of the torch-race of fame, with the light stlll
/ brightly burning; to iall when be had shaken
. off the dust raised by his Tagging competitor,
to fall when be bad shaken off the very wear
/ mess of the course, and his hand was Just
/ ou,s,rerched TO. the golden reward of his
many strivings and tolls.
| But he is gone Gone Gre the aspirations
! of generous and noble intellect gone, too,
are the precious hopes OF admlrIDg friends;
but radiant and flashing through night and
. darkness. still lives the example ota LIE well
and yirtuously spent. The captain who has
| carried his country's flag around the world
( NAV drown away cot of sight; but the mCnu-
ments he hasreared will speak for themselves,
and the surviving crew will tell what storms
he rode out. High deeds and noble names
20 not down to silence, for history embalms
Them with Pantheonic honOrs, and bard and
minstrel catch up the glorious theme and
send it echoing along the archways OF time.
The children OF genius are bound t1gether
By household ties, aud the great of earth make
but a single family. From earliest to latest
OF those who wear the glories of mind, there
rolls a river of ancestral blood; 1t rolls
through priest aud warrior; through bard
aud king; through generations and empires,
and history with all her wealth. There are
kings Of action as we'll as kings Of thought
and both are bazoned in the heraldry OF this
immortal descent. Among the first Of these
Geo. Rusk has his appointed place.
At how critical period, too, 10 our histo-
~, did he pass from the stage OF being.
There are 10 the lie OF every people certain
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Longfelow's new Courtshp Of Miles standisli,
and other POEMS
Vestges Of the Spirit History Of Man. by s. r. Dunlap
member Of the Oriental Society, New Haven
Rational Cosmologyj the Eternal Principles and
necessary laws of the Universe by Laurens P. Hckok,
Union College.
History Of the civilization in England by Henry Thomas
Buckle, from the second London edition. to which is ad
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Curiostes Of Literature, by Isasc Disrae with view
Of the Life and Writings OF the author by his Son. in
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Pastoral Poems, by William Wordsworth Illustrated
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Sermons TO the Churches by Rev. Francis Waylaud
First Second, Third and Fourth series Of Spurgeona
Sermon. Surgeons Gems just received
Bessie Melville; Prayer Book Instructions carried
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Life Thoughts, by Henry Ward Beecher.
Christian Days and Thoughts, by Rev. EphIaim Pea
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Life of George Washington, for children by e. Cecil
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A Woman's Thoughts about Women, by the author Of
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EewtOH's COugh Bairam for the relief and
cure Of oro9p Influenza, Bronchitis. Whoopng Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air PASSAGE zen
orally and long stan ling Cough5-In these there is moi
its superor and. while tits thus efcscous Is perfect
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This Balaam was FIRST compounded and used by thelae
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tcusiye practice for many years. only needs to once
triel 70 secure for it an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by BUSH
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


* Al GSSlVE REAL ESTATE At
~ AUCTI0N-House ana Iot M 70 rbstLor, . 9, 1
~ SeA'lp opp0aite Chatham street Place, THURSDAY
CcI Is h at eleven o'ciock am instructed by the ey
o. the SAID estate to sell without reserve the above
pleasant and desirably located houss and ii II %
arranged Tor two tenements, in good repair and
IS urphed with cd water, &c, sc. 1t is in neigh
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unity to the centre of business being NOT ova- 90
Hiouies walk from the Post Once The lot contains
ebou 5O0O square feet Of land Terms liberal and made
kn oo, al sac. DWIGHT FOSTER, r,.....--
OIL or GEO. Il. WARD EAscutTa
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SHERIFF'S sALE.-COMMONwE OF
~ MASshCHUsBTT'- Worcester S., Oc'ober 18th
~ D. l85S-Dy virtue Of execution which issued on
aJu'gment IN favor of the Town OF West Boylson cor
PoFaon by law established il the County CT Worcester
against winthrop SnlR Of West BoystQn in the county
Of worcester al the last September Term of the Court Of
common Pleas for the county of Worcester have taken
al the right 10 equity that the said Winthrop Snow hs on
the 18th day of june A. D. 1885, the day when the same
was attached on mesne has to redeem GER
tam mortsaged real estate situaed in West Boyston
ana the same that ia described amorgagc deed thereof
rom the said Snow to Aaron F. email, recorded in the
registry OF Deeds for said county, book $751; page 2S9
ana on the 18th day of November next at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, at my office in Worcester mo Brincv
Ha) shah offer for sale, by public auction to the
hg6est oidder, said right in equity of redemption.
OIL dSsrh JOHN BAKER Deputy Sheriff.
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Slate toy ROOfs-The subscriber is prepared to
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Sue beet manser the satisfactory terms. SAM
pea may I've aeeu the ward on Grove street.
apIs DIFF TOHN BARNARD.
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rs OTiCE.~-I hereby forbid all persons selling or
delivering any goods chattels Of any name or
nature to any person or persons my secountas shall
OH off WIN. NJ. BREWER
OST-A Memorandum Book, marked 'fLeander
El Book" containing few papers of value to any
one but the The finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving the same at this Office. DIT oil
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EHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
NOV M b E r,
N o w r E A d Y.

Contents
RAILWAY EEGINEERING IN THE UNITED STATES
Her GRACE THE DRUMNER's DAUGHTER. (Concluded.)
Work AND REsT.
COLIN CLOUT AND TIE FAIRY QUEEN.
MISS WIMPLEs HOOP. (ooncluded.J
NATURE AND PHILosoPHER.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
PRISONER OF War.
The "wAsHISo OF TIE FEET" on uoLY THURSDAY, IN
ST. PETERS
PHYSICAL CoURGDR.
NOVEMBER.
A VIsTT TO THE AUTUooRAr's LANDLADY.
The GREAT EVENT OF THE CENTURY
THE LAST LOOK.
SAMPLE OF CONSISTENCY.
LITERARY NOTICES.
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Our Custom Department,

Also in the Second Story, provided with very exen
sve and most attractive stock of Osssmeres Dneskins,
Cloths, and Vestings suitable for every quality and de
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new styles Of goods they appear in marhet.
For the large patronage which has been bestowed upon
this department Of our business duly grateful and
We shall exercise best endeGvors to merit the appoba
ton and patronage of onr friends aud the public in the
future, and we respectfully solicit the
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HS A r L O r ORIE Mt
This new and beautiful Coal Burner combining all the
late improvements is well adapted for heating and ven
uatng paors, Offices and stores There nothing that
can compare with it for economy, as it consumes only
Twelve pounds of coal in twenty hours There ia an
oven and boiler of pattern which does net change
the appearance Of the soye in the least No one want
g the very best stove should purchase before examine
ing. Sold by f. F. PHELPS
OIL diff 81 Front street Warden Pocl,
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By WILLIAM V. THoMpsoN.

Office l6 seollay's Building. .Bostor
Is lie OF MORTGAGED PREMISES
~ IN SOUTH FRAMINGHAM.-Bv virtue Of the
Po~ef Oh sae contained in certain mortgage deed given
oy Lemuei T. Starkey to William Bartlett dated March
1901 recorded in book CAS- page 2O in the So Dist with
IiGeseA deeds, viii be sold at public auction Oh the
premises Tor breach Of the conditions in said mortgage
deed contained on MONDAY the 18th ay Of November
az 81 O'Clock P NJ certain piece Of land with stone
steam M and wooden building situate in the town Of
birmingham, houuied and described as fol lows viz be
ginning al the south easery Of the premises and
running north easery by the Boston AMI Worcester Rail
ROAD 70 point lbO feet distant from the point Of begin
nhg then turning and running in north westerly diTec
on 70 ieet 10 private street way laid out over land
OF VIM Brtiett and said Railroad Corporation then
turning and running in south westerly direction as the
street or way runs $50 feet the southerly line Of said
Bartes land which the southery line of the premises
hereby granted then turning and running as the said
me runs in direction little south of east IS feet to
the point of BEGINNING.
Per order Of the Assignee OF the mortgage.
Boston, Oct. 20, 1856 d3sTb o2I
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Furnishing Goods,

we are in full stock usual Under Shirts, Drawers,
White and Fancy shrs, Handk rchief Stocks Cravats
Tubular and other Ties for Choker Collars Gloves Socks
suspenders,
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ReasevaI.-Dr. LINNELL, Homeopathic, has
eTucved tn No Elm street, first TesideUce above teb
Lincon House Office hours from to and 6 to p, N
OF ar
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UMBRELLAS AT RETAIL,

at wholesale prices Also, Green and Black spencers
0Veras, Red and Blue Flannel Shirts Guernsey Frocks
SC, sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-21

AEmcId's Globulcs and Vital Fluid -Fo
ale, wholesale ard retail, by
J. g. Hull. Druggist aud Apothec9ry,
nlYs III Mechanical HILL Rlnoh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-21

A1rss s. G o0s " Ans an experience and snccee.
full niiwife holds herself in readiness, day ami nieh
to attend thu dnties of her profession Residence
Augtin street att uotGI
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3Er KEN Sc EDb, Roxbury, mas discovered in
ne Of opT common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,