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u merie6m.(ct,e SSaebrieDten

u aibinBtom, -. San.-Seute Nbero
btolnn &c Slbrtsperl lnlmlunS rer oalllerlfls
mlDen@ occupations @elctldaIt" flr SlterIa)-
l8u lpsrptn auf oen 5abresberiht o%erlelben 5u-
rudtcnlllel.
WaibtnB tpn, 10. San. = NteOanpf.
6rssatte @cto,drp rptrD 8eBenpartiS i'll Nrrfplt
5Lm 6lasBtulNtff riir Die 9elmltmaorrn (1ns
liatt ces Watat1) i'll Stano 9elest.
JuptanaPeIis, 10. San. OeTrennoe
con Douglas 1lbeiten parauT bin. Rap Gle De-
~lnpfratle rrn Snotana anl u. 6ebr. eme OtAl=
lens@cuutntiou abbatteu, UNI it'd 9e8en Gle auI
per be,nofr. Stlato@@rnpcnllcn curCbgeIHIpulz
cetten observation-disclosures gelbll1e 81 utrwahz
I'm.
SarrtSburG, 16. San. - Die 0eba>
ucu Uauep- @teutabn wlIrpe beute ibre gauge
Strede sntlans ~ey0flet; ie 8ebt rOn AeaDin9
uber yeboncn nadl 9arrlsbur9 uno TT Sd Wtet@
len lang
WeltsreS Gber ote @on8re6>
5ibuu9 ppm 10. San. - Der Se>
IL at bat DE GerMnelunS iiber bic mi9ti9e 81
lherprdrnIen. UIa9e auf pen OtenltaB iberudds
tier lScde ouberauunt. SUI llebri4en beI1ii=
tiate IT'D Der Senat mtilt nit cen. Pal1iren pen
ljrlpa,blle ; aud, pailirte ct cine Btu, wcourA
Slientlide 9lctare ernlahtiBt merpen, @tpe in
aeprlItn 6lIen ab5unebmen uuo gu certIficiren.
Sn Der fur3en 0iepe, puluit Sew1aD Ieinen
Gloon 9eftern m!tSetbeilten) 4ntra8 in Se5u9
aui Die lNiecerbelebunS reO aIritanllAeu SfIas
uenbant els teBriinlete, mics er olraul bin Dap
lSranfreld gang rifeu pieIen 0anoel betreIbe
uno baB ibn wahrlAetnlld aud Die en9lll4e
9leSierunS be5iiultiSe. 10 iebr oas enSlilAe Vclf
oaSeSen lei. gu @bren peS rerltrrbenen Set
majors il u 8 t ron I,raS belt j. II It 0 II cine
Jtepe, Die lid BON zen i'll @onBreB sehrludlt.
den yorreoeu oaourd u%nterldeiDet, Dup lie es
nen Snbalt bat uno eine interefIante Sbilpe.
ruus BON benz bewe9ten Seben oe5 Serltctbenen
entpirit.
SIN Danie, beiien wi6ti9lte Serbanolun'
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gen rem 1ienilu9 mir ihtn 9eiterr ml'9etbetlt'
irradcn aettt uno 5 id ell gu Gp1en
Nuet's.
@efee9ebun9r On 90 arplanO.
10. Slnuat. SIN De le81tenb1u
reitte &eunaro wleper cine Ectlllr' pon
1873 Baltuacre, l6alierllmpel tur ell PrNbttt'
til s@eIeB etn. GDntee tiinpl9te elle Stu
an, wcrnaA rcm 1. Sui D. s. I'll felne Sanf'
ucten unter $40 unb POM 1. Sun. 1859 telne
mcbr unter $40 1uS9s8ebeu weroen ot fen. Sn
pelu Stre,te liter Die Wabl III Nalbr8tcll
@cuntr ent'dtco Gus 6auS robiu, caB merer rer
vpemrttatllhe", nod Der yadlelItantibt" GAM
o,pat Sep1blt lei clue nele Wabl ipurpe clper
anberaulnt. lluttr Den pIclen %pllllrten Slu0
linp gu neunen Die Bil our Grnenerun3 ce'
Quarters Der Americ1n S1Hf i'll Baltimore ;
Ierner cine 8tu, wprurN Diaper unO Sldol>
rafb ron Baltimore erInIdti9t neroet, W1ttr'
Sonr8 auS6uBeben.
I'M 9 fam nidts con SeceutuH8
rcr.
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Gage mad btr ye e%inianu5 MT Onfrln "fo
N1rclpf. Wu8 oa8 fiji Yalile iein lnt3en.
1T ni6t flur. Auf Ger Garte finn tie nnter rtes
lem Jtamen ni6t 1n8enlerit; 1ber lb lele III 'ts
nem in Calcutta erl6einenSen 8iatte, t1B bier
cine 0ruppt ron @stducen IT. p0 lritbtr ne
6rluen oeS aGni98 wcbnten, uno Gle 6erIre
Spiiten Dem OilfbnIfasBltt mn Der 0ieltpel'
tur Gnoii6: gulr5aro) lie9en. Neun benz 10
1T, cann lie8cu lte osin 6er5cn Der Staot ndber
uno ibre Gtnnabme ldBt auf einen 6crtIdtitt III
Der Urllltanbi8en lluterwerinng pe6 YlaeeS
iblieBen. Nber NOD IA Gage mulen %rerltreI'
den. bercr id, MIDI in Stanp leeen werre, Slt
Gcliu'S 9lorreiben WturiG III isiuem O.iteren
0e,luufe il e%r3ableu.
Die GimeS bat ~fcl8enre te(e9rupbilde Depee
I6e aug Irte it rpni 20. DEG. erpalten /, Gte
9tadriht bon esia .@utiaee 2ufnrp'S ~betati9t
ltb. Der Seino lru per5welielt ~9efcdten pa.
Ben. Sn cinem sin58en @arten iUnrOtn 1900
tcote SipabiS 8e51blt. Die 9feteIen bltter
Vufnclp nidt 9erdumt."
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%}a(ti :orc Salctttr.
9 llt.uore, res q S1nuar 1n57.
gx@ SSeate cre9etiiebe &ssn{tlflisfe
0co vN1tppcr''.

Ser ,Glirpcr", Ger uns Idcn eialnal 10
aldnsenbe 4rcbeu Ieiuer Nu8le9ung8tu1lt 5el'e<
Iert, Iudte 9eItern I'm Iereu NeuBerun9en ueer
pie SptlhaIt Res @rur. Sid8 cine 0edtuh9
gu gebeu, sesen rie mir unS AUS ernltllhlle
rerwabren millen. WdbrerD or truger unlefe
unabbGn9i9e Stellnn S. gu rnro'9e"
wnBte, ludt er lett unlert 6elnolell9tet 9e9e'l
rie ,ameritanilAe" Hottel oobln gu oeuten' ate
mcuteu mit'8 niht nit Ger Sc9uesO enlrtrdtte
perrerten. 0un neiB aber Oct Oelspper" neel.
oaB MIR uuS sesen Die pceuleftaflld)e. Fafle'
ebeuic oblebneno rerb1tten, ,rte 9e9en
RE .onerifantlde." Seiue Suiliuottcr bat
caber feiuen CHM.
lIu ben prrlcrtpt U5n Genoen5en leiler p1r@
tel iutte unS Der .Gllpqer" teilhee elnll'at cas
ourd, ausauicbneu, p1B CT unlere mertbe per-
ion prn per YrcjcrptlrlSlIlte ateAabal. Sest
nil or uus weiR MAIDEN. re OlGo ihen @tpec'
tctatlcueu iber Die ,Srenlfen 9alfell nnr Den
:, Bauper5 unD Nerbred>crn," Mht abet Der
Glnnaareeuus ais lclher, uno Gle OsutlUen
aar babe 81. Sid5 Mi ~feinell Sterber"rr'f:
d,eu b~eleiplat. Nreilih IprlAl Or. 0ldS nut
ppu @tnlpuitcerern unp ntdt p0ll Seullnen ;
aber avrare rus uladen lpir lbm gum SermnrFe,
Dan e. ne Deufiden mn cen JTlahrerl1 IN
etn e Ssatescrle puft. OtenM eo 9rl. S1tS
uur um bic lalddelidmaAun8 otr r~ttn'osl
barpes5 unc Gerbrehet" 81 tDua =, 10 pro
Itriblre ct uur ptele; ltatt rellen aver
p,nat Ser S,65 purau Dap Ole rcllt's
lden Jtsate rer @in8ewanpeften 't'
|, pld,er auiaebcben rpet meulSltenS ldlmab'
mn te,d,ralff perren, @ben neil Ole Oeut-
den ltcl, raraui ltup, ameritauiide BlrJer 81
LEN. fonneu lie eS nlht rubt9 bmntbmen, lpenn
man Ieuen, Gle ltab i9ncn tcm'ien, DIE Veli@
tenbelt, amelitanilbe g,Iir9er gu merren, emf
tperer sau3 nebnen coel III nebei5r1ue Ge'"e
Dlnau5. iiGelrlpta.
Wtnn inns Der .GtiYper" am Saln6e fru9t,
eb mir eS peun per9enen ha:ten, Dup III zen
Spulten nes ygSedtr" DIE Nlal'e u"lsrer
Qaupeleute ais '.yoting cattle" tharatter!l'ft
,puroe. 10 miHen mir DIR Nueul Oenlerte'' paB
pielsr ebren4lIsl niAt rer aialle, lcnceru Hnr
ginseluen perllebetl murpe. 6erner nitro Der
Slipper" 10 gut wte leoer nnletet
l9eier -na6en. raB pie 9e9enmatttse
II E p.u tito II weoer Die lRalle nod %etnSelle
lbrer 2anpsteute jemals nit lenelp Gltel te6etd>
lnet bat Der, GlIpper" lOute uHS ntdt f1r
EN- NorfrmmniR ~uerantwrrttl4 uaten, oas
auns auRe1halb pes Serei4eS unlerer Gera"ts
mcrttittelt lie9t.
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9sSidbtiS fir Ginto0''Derer.
,azzzsa ,s,ssSsSs 80
gstue Qrrause1nenta iHr @iunanoersr, Gle mad

getue ARRANGEMENTS iIr Ginpaneerer, Gle aam
bem yDeltel 3u reiieH minldetl.
gcn beute, rem 9. NOSernter an, Fusrt en- BE gtasenoersft
auf Der yey sbern Central @aIcsTtfrset Seert ef'sseara a!'
heu @trreeapa tsfrroert. Die Snbn bistet eaSar6 ben Jnamt.
arantfn tiaeS a rbBsren 8prttett, aS irssho ttms
GReere Barn, aud 1T tie nm "a Wttlen tar6eF aS ="
cohn nab tenonnten 9ldBea,Gls q,
@ittstura, @lepelaup, Deficit, 6rrt Worne,
@Dlc1sc, Ntlmaufee, @1iena, Dubuque St.
Daui, 9tcd SsIanp, Burlington, Jcn1 etp
gat wsrtsn eesbalb bic it fer 9tprttern central Saea &C.
ttnrtn TerIrnen 10 Siunbeu f~uber ais etc ria anoeFn oug.
men @e6enceu bort elm refsR. aud nsresn = Mtal mtniie.r os
gBaeen tatei ~ssped,lcEt. Sic Sebn s'ebt enr@ Gtnl @JSpe"
She'll ron Chic. Tie game &ntfe nrn6 ron hl'r pts SnieeSS
lit 500 Nieilen DaS &epa6 miro bier ea8eiGnet tlnarteS) us
gent nit ben Dafa8ieysn en- ben otlttnnmans"eft'-
dab @rsltttne, 0aptcn, Cincinnati, 5lrtata'
-prile. Neul8pitle un0 St. |oas5
nerf.n ebenfar5 @onaarere befsrpers uuS IL, ttr gepdd
Elm mrtsers uriaeane' tin terednet pie gaaaS,ers
FEnnfn mt Gem 3 gFre, potr gbenes 10 u6r"5d9 hau 49,
70 eTItafn Wtdsen oehen, Obue unterpss6 aafesbG!ten. 81 Wsss
sen, Gnraia9rts 9iGstte perteR pertontt IN g INV ~
.EQtnten. SSpH q . mat
Eff4teS Sc. %, 8~eaSsStreet, near 4alSFS "r",l.
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Neme Mn5eiOem.
Gencre1 SrdnSportatiOnS Sfiec.
SaltlmDre uub SbiO GilenbabH GOmp.

Nptij.
.1|+1 @aIbin0tcn 3mei9babn uno saasssssss5S
60 NnuapcliS 3i8e. &SEsGEE
Din unD mad Drnnertds ben 81. ptrb Elm rsutr paha9isr'
na, rdbrenb per Dauer Nisisr SGtfrn. smiiGtn ZEN @IaeteH
Baltimore uno gehiRin9tCn 8tStn UNI sna' ME tolst'
0trldst graGbiustOn um S uHr 9fa&ny enlightenment Srnnt.
Die s,gen reselmaEtsen 3ase bieteen, MUIR 6as Der 3ns
i,et nm, / ubr tat fraber nm s lHr 30 Dltn. unb Der mad.
T laense um, 10 lbr fdtt UNI 9h ubr ppn 8atrimsfe "e8ehsn.
. { Spun aJssI8e elsipen unperGpoert far ieet.
0s9 An oprlts. Die 3use, Wsl6e Baltimore nm 8 u.
Mrraeas, 5 lbr ~ 81. Wd6mitta5s pertai,u i0wie bic, mel"
de un utr WtCrsens unb 5 ner IL Min. "d@mtttdsS pom
lDa lbin9tcn ~0bseeeu, tt!hsn stne pirette Werbtrcnn9 pct ~n'
napoIis junction.
~HaHasisrs, pel&s Nnnn Ulis fir ra$ 8altiutors u; DalS'
tnstsn OsrIaien. eebsn Spn SDrt res ~Aecr8eas uh y; AZ ne
unb Gbenrs ) ubr ab, ~. 6. WcOeitbet
S1n2l-27 transport WetHer.
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TA.LOk

- xuS ia altoona bter 8lstberdaeeh'
gBsl. pratt. Strase, 81. 33S U. 5oo}8.
@}eiren seebrten 8reunsen uRb Dem yublttun, made t0 pter-
wit Die NHieiae. Gag t5 unter pfun5em 9aIum p0e lNeh leI
.}e1ren en- otffem plaee e%latltrte @ef0e,t nefrnpinnsn pare
nnb ~hendupte elm retGhatti.fs eager ron l0ohSn, I NJ S W.
1etrttsp % rrengieteer, neueter BdGpn, 81 zen ttai9Htn grs'
a. pOrrdtpsa eoltsn inn aaS fetdse aug = itsan ~ sTfas esra
t,s unb Al ags, greiIen = Eerrer ene Gus "Gtl 6e9eniG;rme
sitDde. &C.. Ipnie cue in Sieis9 5dt l3toeenos artttei: .....
SIS @ae Re felun i'm mcrbsn prompt elu'8 III )" '"'6e'
= 9eea 51s + "T g.9. 8dtfet.
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asaA NIeare 3eif. asa

Dieieuteen Nppnnrntsu, rel&e Die ,,yeue 5eitf felt Sent
Mbaonae res SO. ". Qerdb tts itst nidt erbieittn, modem tp
eeiSGt9It bel benz unterSei9net,u melpen; ebenfc erbalte1
StejeuiNsn 0,kr, roe dc pie 3ettan8 i'm WpreuS beiabI:en uHb
MIR bic ~betrefenbe Gaiituns bteruber pprSstgsn fDnnen, pas
Ylatt ferner I TT; ouG tpnnen Sefeaunsen dnt cte sMsHe
3eit" tn Der Sface bs Baltimore gDSder" 9p. ". SEeoe|
troae. 8 b. ". Hubncr,
Waent BET NeRen Bet,
SIS. f47 9beenuthr. nabe Der @apfr.,
Souf5fn wnterbalt bes 8elatrs Ytarftss.
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Iete9rapbiItDe Naebriebten
8Glttm tNefer"
GOnnre6.

z
Us a lin 8tcn, 20. San. Senat.
Der antrdB 2Uerrn'8, pienltuntihtise
SanD' ulO Seecfti5lere 81 penlicniten lpuroe
an Die Wllltdrs@ rlHalttee Uerrleleu,, i5erner
tiiIDlSte Sperlpn cine SIl ln, wcrnah Die art
unO lSeIle, ME 9lpetten Iur Die Util,iGr Ata,
Genie W<ltpctnt erH1nIt werpell, re9ulirt uno
pas jene Anltalt betreilenpe @eleg %sedupert
rperpeu Jed.
Sm Jan e bra4te Scott cine Q}iQ Elm.
gum %belieren Sduse oeS 1ebenS. an Bpro pcn
5ceplnpietn. Au Die 0Artel5 : Committee
rermielen. ORC. &lbblM bratte cine HtQ
Elm, wcrnaA DEM Staate @al,iornleA fur Gie,.
tabRbauten Vauo bewttllSt peGpcu fol-.
Mafbin9tbn, 20. San. OaS arie98s
Oepartelnent rertan8t r1u GonJreB $l,224OOO
ilir ZEN llilb &rie5.
Der Ser5eant at NrmS oeS Gauics b1t uers
F1iepene Deputies gum Serbelbrlen Don 3eu.
gen fit bic ltnterfuAunSss@ ommitteen atBes
I6idI. Der Selat bat beute Die 6lCtteusGr.
neuuuusen rctlenrS beit1tigt:
NewsYort, 20. San. Der OimpIer
vSlaf WarriOr" nit 0tddrtdten biz gum Is.
lit nor Sdoannab 1ilsefcnnfeu.
.OaS ipanllAe @el0paOer iegelte AM II. ab,
Uni inl uerlt1nllden @Olfe 81 ~treu3eu. @s iOu
pie8 nur per Wannidait gu yiebe gelGeben.
Bas, itrisens bein1be stn Niemenpem ses
Allubte @eriiAt sinS, CAP lih Sauta llnna IN
VrrO befiupe uRo Dap Die 6ict:e HAD Sera Gru3
bclttmmt le,.
DIE 6rsgatte vWdtaib" fun am 10. in Sas
paumab all. Sie bate Den NnoerIon NIT so
Shrlhen an Bcro.
Der vBlaf Marricr" brin9t $4,000 Sart.
9etp.
Da8 Wetter mar III Stem yorf marin, lin 10
fibler aber pas @efdift.
BE : Oorf, 20. San. Der gtenc3ug
Der Grietabn ltiir5ts III Der Jfdte pcn bier rom
IS lelle e5 fduIeil nur VerpuGounaen, feline
IUce5IIlle pct.
Neps Dort, 20. San. Die cSri6uae"
bat cine Oepelb e, mcrn1h BET Der Abltilnnuns
in Sanla8 am 21. Deg. re1 Den $500 fnr be
BrcIflapereis SlauI Ell abBeSebenen Stinnen ole
Odlfte ~betri9eriib mar. Oa9e9en linc Die am
4. san 9eBel re 2sconlpten @pn titulicn 9tfal.
Flenen 10000 5t. bona fde.
81. Qouis 90. San. GaniaSe N1drids
ten big gum IA. Die AbltinmunB Urm II.
De; bat mad Der Don Calhoun uuo Denpec
prr9surmmeuen 3dblut8 folSenosS Jfeinitat:
6O63 ct. fir Die Stiopereie9laule 5O76 oa.
se9en. 1862 81. ftelen in 8e5irtcu, mo nur
10 0 @lnmObner liuc.
OaS Jieiultat rer Tuni1S Wabl rcul 4. San.
lit fplgsnces Der oen1Ofr. @Ourerueurs &anpi.
rat Dfarlbal $3.50 ct. Ger 6reiitaats. @pur.=
~aanrtcot Smitb 6239 ct. Der 6reiltaats.
&anpieat Barrett fir @pn9reB 6623 Ger pemps
fratiIde Carr 6569. Sn Den Senat lino ses
ndtlt IS 6reiituutler unO 6 Demctraten III
ras Sans 20 6reiltaatler uno IA Demcfraten.
New. Srleans, 20 Sun. OeI BON
Oapanu1b ia Wtcb:le onSetrnmeue 0dmpicr
y 5aiDjOn" wHroe ron peu Ser. ct. Seborcen
ecnfiocirt.
0Iadribteu aus IerlS melpeu, DAB Die Sdiiie
III 0alUeitru our4 ben leeten Sturm 9rrBen
SAlcen litten.
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Vierte8
Nreis &e9elfcbiebe
Sx< 0knhS1 i, MnSf,a Gni,fW %

%. Ndbif III ,,9tptf'S Gdtlt."
Bon ndGfen Donnsrfae. ben 81. Sanuar 1858, fntet ieSen
q .0nurao ron 1 bio 5 utr (tet 8~inatser Wttteruuel eH
pret, =. Sc fi6ie6en duf pbt8ent pllst fatt.
1. prets; eo.psns Ial6enubr,
2. / .iberne IliHenubr,
3. u. 4. 3 epioene nhrfettsl,
5. 1 eptbeue BHferna tI fur Demsn,
8. 1 8eib ner 9errcn. Sieeslrina,
z. ms. te 3 eclpeae 9enneatnopie,
9 u. 10. 29tlbe G Ttneerrtnge.
Sur Die &eGtbeit es @plpes wiro eardntirt.
Das Itfet eiersu tptet % &ents ,uRb b,reGti8t Su 8 gGdrfen.
Set ezra etntreieneer Sdlts WitN Bic %SeeeibGen eeteist. -
9ttrSu lapet elm
WD5SN ~. 0Gbf.
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cSnl1n 9lSeipe $ 01D.,

R g. Us. @fe ron @barls8z II. Sonlbarclir.
@@aS'" Cassimiers & Clothes
-. s.xf.rtte.n tic 9!eieer uaG neuster Da0De ut raS:tt&f
knn ptttS. rats f1r q a il. SeplL4-S
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TerbtnauS s. 3

Y '1 e.. IN 9sns. a1o['
trIeYttet aus Nrfeu 93se tlttftr hed rtEtftt Mosei guy
nj asfs Sic ttutGtu unb + fen &trfttH. SrFn,ts WE
gsin,Frftsfbst o~prr6t,fa. Mleipe Jrspnpf pnb Gbnner, mel@s
I'd teiudeu, wsrse ID feta ptVmvt gu tsei'nfn irgeH'
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GcLfeue ~(Siele0enheif.

Der 9ute 9plne uno he Gtnrintdn9tn tt. efnts @rEcerteG
Strres. welG,r Iet 20 Jabrea init cent bCtsu @rfDla berte'
Zen wurts, NJ rb 0erfauft, mttl Der @tBsntbImer pCn bier wes"
,iebt Nabsres tn Ne. 81 Vet 3crtn8tpnareee. WDN
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GbriEtiasa 0lWncr,
Nd orchan Tailor

R ga Gcaern Npenns, nate Srpep ~
~ ss.s 10, ,SiEia cine srD6t NusnatI franjsitf6eS UNI
s II 2a@ an0 Saifmsh,f' ", uni t ssrifT5t ns n a5f' f1 .I aeg lsi n e
- 10y ,ns1As d mSoltot btaip pertaufe.
SO g.an : : = Sa :r}f. Sdn15 ,3Wlt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
Loudoun County.

Orr VOLUNTEER CoRPs.-Tbe effort which
has been making for some weeks past 10 Or
ganize in this place q volunteer corps, seems
at last to be assuming q tangible shape
The first metiug of the company was held
at the Court House on Saturday evening last,
and the roll being called, tifty-seven mem bers
answered to their names. Coils. Fulton sna
Harrison, two of The Commissioners appoint
ed by the Court for the purpose. were In at
tendance to superintend the election OF OH
GERS. The A american propensity Tor taking
was aGundantly INDUCED in on the occasion,
but the requisite amount of "gas" being final
" lie, I, &, the body Quoted down and proceed
ed TO the election of officers, which resulted
as fDlloys:-Sauford Ramey, Captain; VIII
liam E. Watson, First Lieutenant; George
d. Williamson. Second Lieutenant; Thomas
Morallse, First Sergeant.
We have been Informed by gentleman
who has noticed the fact, that there we're but
two days in May 10 which we had no RAM
and vet on Monday evening the month went
out attended by the severest storm OF the sea-
son. The thunder rolled and the lightning
flashed, and the rain fell 10 manner that to
nervous folks wasn't altogether agreeable 10
behold. A bright sun, however, ushered 10
June, and we presume we will now have
dry weather until it rains again.
A difficulty occurred at the store o! MIR.
Harrison Cross, in this county, on Friday
last, between A!gernon Crosse and Henry
Swsrtz. 10 which the former received wound
with knife, from the effects OF which be
died in about thirty minutes. Swar'E lmme.
distely gave himself into the hands OF On
officer, and 10 now in jail-Loudoun lAir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
virginia Election.

Prince WILLIAM.-Davis, Sheriff; Lips
comb, Clerk Of County Court; Fltzbugh,
Clerk of Circuit Court Carter, County SUI
veyor. The Virginia Sentinel says :-"FItz
hugh has ma ority for Clerk OF Circuit
Court and Davis majority for sheriff. 1t
is stated that Goodwin was elected the first
day over Davis by the same majority by
which he was defeated, the polls having been
kept open three dave.
Ii is said that Mcssrs. Fewcll and W. L.
Goodwin will cOutesE the election with their
opponents. We understand that the point
will be raised, whether the County Court
has power to refer the election back to the
people or has only devolved upon it the duty
Of purging the polls and declaring the per-
son who has been duly elected
FAUqUIER CouNTY.-.CIerk of County Court
W. Ii. Jenning-, | O96; John Amber, AL;
G.. W. Norris, Isl; Commissioner of R.
venue n. +. District ". +. Ga,kins, 493;
Murray 275, Eimondo 800, Butler Isl, Rice
23l. Turner Isl, Garter o., RDNzeo 60,
keys4
Clerk Of Circuit Court, j. 5. Byrnc. ,no
oppo-itiou) LII. Sheriff, j. q. Mari lio.)
l,jl0: Commissioner Of Revenue, ). W. ID $
trict y. I. A1hby. no opposition. County
Surveyor, I. B. Warder, no opposition. Tie
vote cast for Lieut.. Governor was 2i6.
observation-disclosures Sinclair, Clerk of Cir
cult Court Sinclair, 800; Knox, 5Gj; We
don, go; Henderson, l6j. lIlxsOn, Sheriff.
Hixson, 1869; Luckett, GSl. FIX, Clerk OF
County Court; no opposition. Jackson, Sur.
yeyor. Fox, Patton, and Wrenn, Commits
sioners of the Revenue.
CAROLINE For Lieut.. Governor, VIM. L.
jackson, 3O3. For Clerk OF County and Cir
cut Courts, George K. Taylor, 500. For
Sheriff, Joseph NJ. Sea, 32S. For Commits
sioners Of the Revenue, Wn. }. Murray,
32T, and Jno. Shepherd 32G For County
Surveyor, ii. Y c. PeatTos, 3--22.
CULrEpER-Thomas 0. Flint, Clerk of
Circuit Court Fayette Mauzy, Clerk of
County Court. James o. II arris, Sheriff
James g. Broadus, Surveyor. A. Tutt, and
}. W. jones, Commissioners OF the Revenue.
MADIsov-F. II. Hill, Clerk of Circuit
and County Court. j. P. Ayler, Sheriff.
ORANGE R Jbinson, Sheriff.
K ber, x. Jerving, late State Senator,
from the Buckingham district, has been cleo
ted Clerk o. the Circuit ana County Courts. OF
Bucan b m County, by a majority Of $50
over Mr. Sheppard, late Delegate from that
CJu"ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
California Item D.

The gold fever ls again raging. intense
excitement prevails about toe Frazer River
mines. A thousand persons have left San
Francisco for them, and other thousands are
preparing to 90. 1t is reported that very
rich diegings have been found on branch OF
Walkers River, on the eastern slope of the
Sierra Nevada. In Moca!umne, a great
quartz fever is prevailing.
The Legislature, which adjourned on the
Goth of April, passed a law levying tax upon
bills of lading for the shipment OF gold or
silver to another State, at the rate OF th'rty
cents on every 500, and one.htth OF one per
cent. on all sums over SlOO. A law was
passed making it penal upon shipmasters to
port Chiuese or Mongols into the State
the punishment being fne OF SOU, and
imprisonment for one year. A similar bill to
prohibit the introduction of negroes was lost
among the ufuished business, but will proba-
bly, be passed by the next Legislature. A
law was also passed, for gerymandering the
City Of San Francisco, so as to give the
Democrats msjority of the Supervisors, In
spite of a strong opposition majority IN the
City at large. The representatives OF the
City protested 10 vain against this outrage;
but Gov. Weller vetoed it.
The San Leandro Gazette says that the
workmen in the copper mine east of Oakland,
last week, found live frog in their shalt,
40 feet under ground.
The various evangelical denominations OF
Christians have been holding union prayer
meetings, in San Francisco, Sacramento, and
other cities; bot few converts were made!
The Cinnamon are building q village OF
their own near Mariposa, which promises to
become place of note. Among its attrac-
tiors ia a Chinese theatre. Two thirds OF
the population of Marposa county are said
to be Chinese.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
Late Foreign News.

The correspondence between Sir James
Outrsm and tho Governor General OF India, is
published, showing conclusively that General
Outram earnestly aud strongly protested
against the Governors confscation policy -
This correspondence, it is supposed, led to
the withdrawal of Mr.. Cardwel's motion Of
censure upon the British ministry.
The contract between the Government and
the Atlantic Telegraph Company has been
signed aud sealed by both parties 1t covers
twenty-five years from the time the cable IS
successfully laid
The telegraph feet had all assembled at
Plymouth, ready to sail on the experimental
trip.
Brazil has contracted loan with the
Rothschids for million and q half pounds
sterling, for the completion Of the Don Pedro
Railroad.
Prince Napoleon will go out as Governor
of Algeria early in July.
Turkey has consented to the settlement OF
the Montenegro dfhculty 10 consequence of
the threats of France to acknowledge the in
dependence of the latter.
The French squadron in the Pacific is to
lie reinforced.
1t is said that instructions have been sent
to the French Envoy at China, to treat with
the Imperial Commissioners, without going to
Pekin.
The London Post says the King of Ma
Piles recently applied to the Emperor of Rus
sia for passport, owing to fears OF the
| French and British Governments.
A Russian courier, from ST. Petersburg,
reached Naples on the l4th of May.
The French Minister hos addressed cir
| cular to the directors of the theatres OF Pa
ris, informing them that slang terms and vol!
gar language in dramatic pieces cannot be
tolerated.