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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

1.S~ Loss OF SLEEP--lf there is anything
more wearing to both MUD and body 'sal loss OF
sleep, or If any difficulty disease can be ottcner
traced to other than loss Of sleep, then experience
has lost lis power or Sidney Smith. the great
English Psychologists is not to hc relic! upon
OF this, let the experience OF th"us&n'tS answer
and try the TOLU ANODYNE aud they will be
ready 10 endorse the remark Of one Of the friends
OF the rroprie:orS, who writes, "werc the dIicc-
tons to be covered with soyercigns to purchaSc
would no; be without it," This all will cXper-
lance hy It's usa ic 23--dGcl|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-ln accordance
with the proclamation OF the President, the
Senate met in special session to-day at T.
o'clock, for the purposte of considering exc
cutiye communications. 1t is understood
that no nomination of Justice Of the gu.
preme Court 10 place Of Justice Daniel. de
ceased, is 10 he made ut present
John Dudley, esq, fog a'any years one OF
the head work!.a.t OF the Washington Arse
nal, has been appointed by the Government
30 90 to Japan with the returning Embassy,
and superintend the putting up the various
articles Of machinery presented by The Uni
ted States and her citizens,
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Richmond Cattle Market, Juno 90.

BrEr--Ghc sales OF cattle ut the Scales THU
week amounted to 1915 head, at prices RAGING
from S:i.lj to $50 gross. The supply was heavy,
and the salcs may bc regarded Is :. further de-
cline III prices.
yrAL.-As to size and quality, So to $40.
SnEEr.--Demand limited, nj 500 TO 81 r
head Some sold by VT ight this week
LANHs--Surply full nj !2.5o to $3.50 E, head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27
Speech of the Hon. H. V. Johnson, accepting
tha Nomination for tha Vice-PresidencY.

WASHINGTON, June 2Gth.-The Hon. II.
V. johnson made a speech last night at
the National Hotel, accepting the nominal
ton OF Vice President on the Douglas ticket.
Alter reviewing the circumstances which
led to the secession OF the delegates from
the Convention Oh Front street, he continues:
III they were actuatcd by prnclple--lt
it was their purpose in good faith, to obtain
the recognition Of the principle OF Congress
siunal protection for slavery in Territories,
why not await until proper time TO bring
that subject before the Convention, and then
according TO their Instructions withdraw
from that body.
The reason is pal pable; they were waging
war against Il distinguished man, not for the
maintaiuance of the principle. They were
willing to icopardi1e the integrity OF the De-
mocratc party, and the trlumphs OF It's
cherished principles, rather than see It's will
proclaimed in the nomination Of its tavorltc.
Admitting, fer the sake OF argument, Mr..
Douglas to be as obnoxious Us they say he Is,
vet there never was a time when the South
united could not have defeated his nomina-
ton. Why, then, should they have seeded:
Why not remain Mt their post? Why seek
10 d!smember and destroy the party? lques-
ton not the patriotism Of any, but the peo-
pie will hold them responsible sooner or later,
for all the i'll that may flow from their errors.
They retired, organized new convention,
and nominated candidates for the Preslden-
cy and Vice Presidency, and they claimed to
lie the National Democracy Of the United
States. Now If they were uctuated by pnn.
cipIe--if' it was their purpose, in good faith,
to obtain the recognition Of the principle ol
Congressional protection Tor slavery III the
territories, why not wait until & proper tune
to bring that subject before the convention,
and then, according to their instructions,
Withdraw from the body?
SAID the demand for Congressional inter-
vention was properly rejected at Charleston.
And why do say 50? Because it was the
agreement between the North and the South
that the slavery agitation should be remov-
ed from the Halls Of Congress, and the peo-
pie of the Territories be left perfectly free to
regulate their domestic institutions i'll their
own way, subject to the Constitution OF the
United States
This Was the principle of the compremlS"
measures Of 1880 and practically applied IN
the Nebraska and Kansas act IN lS34. 1t
was adopted by both the great political par
ties of the United States III 1852. 1t trium-
phed in the election Of Franklin Pierce in
that wear, and Of James Buchanan in 1906
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Fires.

ClNr1xxArI, June 2a.--A fire broke out
last night in Towers Il Co.'S hat store No.
40 Main street; loss 81 1000. The adj
joining buildings were slightly damaged
also.
CuGcAco, June GA fire at Ligona,
Ind, yesterday morning, destroyed proper
ty to the value of 81, 900: insured for ST.
600 During the fire, \. {. Fisher and
Theodore Lane were badly injured by fall
ling from ladder.
LEAyE~woern. June GA block OF
wooden buildings ON the corner of Main and
Delaware streets was destroyed by fire at
eight o'clocl, this morning. l.,ss mostly
covered by Insurance in Eastern companies.
saved. The telegraph Office vas destroyed.
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Extra Session of the United States Senate.

WASHINGTON. June 2G.-The Senate was
called to order ut noon. After prayer Dy the
Chaplain, the Presidents proclamation con
vening an extraordinary session, was read.
Mr.. II 40 offered n resolution, 10 which
t,ir. Mason objected, fixing the daily hour OF
meeting at 10 o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Bigler, 3 c3mml.tae OF
two were appointed IL walt on the President
and inforn hi.. that the Senate had assem-
bled, and was ready to receive any commu-
nication ne may be pleased to make.
After some further business. lac Senate
went into Executive session. and then ad-
inurncd
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~rvrr
GSilJE.

OUR BILLS for The past half yea; ha"e all
" been made of to day. 4. many as can make
il convenient will ,0n.es on IL favor by calling
nj or desk for accounts which il taken away
,,ior 10 the 2yth inst will DC sent In all for whom
intended without. discrimination. Neresnectit.-
Is urge that there will be more ihGa us:,a! effort
made on the part 81 oar credit customers - settle
up oi-Ao ELL * oob"'-''
WASHINGTON tune 2;.--d;!Tl
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ckI.F TpTS nay.


NEW EASTERN IERRINGS AT AUCTION.
" We will sell 1T auction at our Warehouse,
on Ucdacsddy. the eth jnStnnt, al I'D o'cEocE, H.
IT,, 900 BBLS. PRIME NEW EASTERN HER
RINGS, to close Il consg nmcnt.
il 262t {. I. SUTTLE 4 CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

rbASTEE.-Mv afa now receiving ami have
On hgnd, 4 supply Of Blue WINDSOR
pLkSTEK, brought direct from NmHsot; a's2,
GROUND PLASTER, lin bags forni-hed by 49,
All NJ the lowest market "ate.
:, ~ KNOX Il BROTHER
HASTEKN ?IERRINGS.-5oc bhls., Including
T. i.ahgaIar of extra quality, received per Sch'.
J. X. Seayer. Tor sale by
WI. H. FOWLE i S0N,
ia - No. !, South Wharysa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27
M. E. SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION.

, ga Ss
TIME SABBATH SCHOOL, connected with the
i NJ L. Church, Washington street. will make
their ANNUAL EXCURSION, to COLUMBIA
SPRING, on Wednesday next, 27th inst.
EaIy-The Cars of Washington and Alexandria
Railroad leave the Depot, at s, O. and ii o'clock,
A. NJ, and at and 4 p. NJ, returning to the City
ut scasonable hour.
El~TICkETS 25 ceuts-can be had of Drs.
Chase and Williams VIM. II. Barley, esq, and
Capt Boynton, or of the members of the School.
10 25-3t
til COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE ON
i, the most eieroted paint in tie beamVut toscn
Of huTentoa, tie county seat Of Fanquier, Tr
yimio.-A GOTHIC COTTAGE Of eight rooms,
four on each floor. This house is new, having
been built within the last five years, of the best
materials, in the most substantial manner. 1t is
rcplete with every convenience. The grounds
comprising EIGHT ACRES, are divided into a
Lawn, filled with an abundance of shade and
fruit TREES, very productive GARDEN, well
stocked with fruit while the remainder of the
land is well set with grass for moving and pas
turc, with large and never failing Spring of good
and soft water. The out buildings, consisting OF
Servants House AID Kitchen, Meat House, Privy,
Wood House, Stable, and Carriage House, are also
new and built in the best manner, of correspond
ing architecture to the dwelling. There is imme-
dately along side the house, large cistcrn, capa.
Bile of containing 1870 barrels Of water, supplied
with force pump Of such power, rs to throw the
water over the house.
The salubrity Of this situation is prominent
standing rs it does, some 700 feet above tide water
with no low grounds in its ncighborhood. 1t is
entirely exempt from all causes of masmstic
sickness. The society of the town and neighbor-
hood is unsurpassed. Churches Of all denomina
tons, and good schools for both sexes, with a
daily communication with Alexandria and the
North, on the one hand, and with Richmond and
the entire South and Southwest on the other, by
means of Railroad. 1t offers to the gentleman OF
leisure, or the professional man, most desirable
residence. To the Planter from the South, seek
ing home for the summer, with all the adyan
tages Of mountain climate, with freedom from
sickness, and the pleasures OF cultivated s"cie-
IL, it has uncxampled attractions 1t is unneces-
sary to enlarge upon the advantages OF this resi-
dcnce, for it is presumed that any one seeking
such home will visit and examine for himself.
If desired, the FURNITURE, most Of which is
new, and all good, will also be disposed Of. For
terms, which will he made accommodating, APP
ply to WILLIAM N. BlSPHAM.
Warrenton, Fauquicr Co.. Va, ap l7-eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

Two magnificent presents, (snul: hox and
rng} one from. the Emperor Of Russia 10 Mr..
VIM. Il. Webb, Of New York, the builder Of
the noble steamship General Admiral, for the
Russian Government, and the othe: TO Capt.
Comstock, who navigated her 10 Cronstadt,
were %, Monday, on exhibition al Calls, in
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

DIEDMONT ACADEMY, CULrEpER COUNTY,
l. VIRGINIA. Boarding School for Boys, ore-
paratory to the University Of Virginia.
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1860.
1860.

SIXTH MONTH. Sun US
JUNE. RISES. sets. NUN rhA'f''
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ATOTICE.-The subscribers have formed 60.
~ PARTNERSHIP under the firm Of !. Is. d
n n HUNTON, for the purpose of manufactur-
ing WOODEN GOODS, at Buckland, Prince VIII
liam County, Va.
JOHN B. HUNTON, auckland, Va.
ROBT. II. HUNT0N. Alexandra. We
NIL 0l-Wlx
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

torEru OF July IN WAGRENroN.-Ne
learn that the Hon. John 5. pendleton, enc
Of Virginia 5 most gifted orators will detiv-
er an address On the Fourth Of July IN y al
rentaa. The day will be celebrated BY the
military Of th4s place and neighborho2d
With gree: spirit Flags will be presented
10 the Warrent0n Rifemen and Black !lor>:,
Company The citizens generally nave been
invited 10 attend and taose vino desire %
spend the day pleasantly in the country viii
doubtless h" highly gratitied in the military
display. and the eloquent address To he do
livcrcli on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

TASTERN EISn.-I0O0 bbls. Labrador and
L othn: AERRINGS, ALEWINES, aud small
No. j MACkEREL for sale very low, by
WIN. Il. FOWLE il son,
ic IS No. /. South WharveS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

- ltroyer, tull supply, received. and tor salo
- IL III ii. COOK & co, SaTspta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

FOR SALE OR RENT.--Two desirable
aI three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
loea,ed in pleasant part Of the city. The terms
will be very accommodating. Artlyio
je l9--ts II. \. McVEIGH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

T OST-Gn Saturday in"raing, supposed on
l 4 Cameron street, u EiCkSklS PU RISE,
containing about TWENTY DOhhARS. all Ill
gold. The hnder will be literally rewarded by
i.a.;no il NJ this office. 10 25--St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

HAMMERED IRON AT - CENT? PER
II POUND.--Jus received, a consignment of
the above article, WHICH | am authorized to sell
for cash only at the low price Of l!c. r ID.
have also nov in store % kegs best Pressed Horse
Shoe Nails Of assorted sizes for sale nj the lowest
rates: also Il lot of Horse Shoes at $iSO per key.
Call and examine. GEO. L. BALDWIN,
ie % King ST.. between Fairfax and Water.
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OST.-Un Prince street, between The Baptist
| Church AMI Patrick S.roet, SILK LACE
MANTEL The finder leaving it ut this oficc,
will h. suitably rewarded. lie 26--3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

y1XCHANGE on NEW YORK, Tor sale i'll
Il sums 30 ouit purchasers, by
WI II. FOWLE :; son,
10 % No. /, South " haFyes.
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:, Nm 4-sr 1s--7 $500
-
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~nOn NEW HAG3.--We are now prepared,
DUUV and will keep on hand large lot of
NEW BAGS for the delivery Of Grain consigned
,nns lie 2G1 KNOX & BROTHER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-23

To the Honorable the Court Of the County Com
uuissiuners for the County Of Hancock next Il
be holden in sand County Of Hancock at Els
worth, on the sd day Of October, laG0
IL MBLl shows that a town landing should be
U laid ont at the head Of Goose Cove, SO cal
led, commencing at the town road and running
down the East side Of said stream a Proper d $.
lance, 10 make good town way and landing in
said town, would be Of great public convenience
that the Selectmen of sand town, after notice and
hearing e the parties, have laid ont such way ana
reaarted the same to the town at a legal meeting
Of the Inhabitants Of said town. daily notified aud
warned, on the tenth day Of Sept, l~o0 /, vet tLs
town has uureascnably refused aud delayed ta al
lew and approve said town way and laudinr. laid
out by the Selectmcu aforesaid, AMI To nut the
same rerurtl,-wherct5re your petitioners CON.
,iderus themselves as-ria vcd by such drllv and
refusal, pray that your ueHgTs would. azreea. It,
to law ia such cases made aud provided, accept and
approve said town way and landing and aireet
the Saue % be recorded u the book ~ stl r. y.fi
\ I. MCFARLAND, and tn zt#ef=.
Dated At Trenton the l5ta day II ,aptelaUer
4. II. isag.
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The undersigned having removed from E.,
worth, has LEFT hrs hes and accounts with Eugene
Hale, Esq, with whom they can be settled within
a reasonable time without osts 10 those infichtcd
JOHN :. PEiR~aN
Ellsworth, March 10, Ts60.
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commissioners Notice.

w +. ths subscribers having been apisiate by the
lion. Parker Tuck, Judge II Probate Tor tho cout-
~ Of Hancock, receive aud the Chains Of cred
iIors 10 tle gstaie If
MARK CHM. late Of Eucl sport
deceased, represented insevett ID hereby give notice
ugt SIX months allowed said creditors bring in
and prove their claims and that shah attend that
>rrN ice a the Counting House of Swai d sway c.
in BHskspaFt, on the first Saturday II auuafy March
and ApTii ncNt, at2 o'clock in the alernnon.
SCitl NLER C0BR
SEWALL b. Sw AZEY.
Due', sport, Nov. 5 lSGo. ~
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SAND, HAIR ana LIME,

a fNSTANTLY on hand and for sale BY tn
subscriber, sand, Hair and Lime, which h
viii sell cheap for cash. LEVI WEBER
Ellsworth, Oct. 10Th, lsGn. 4utf
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Ala Curt Of Probate hold a. Bueill within AMI for
the County Of Hancock. al Tie Grst Wednesday Of
November, \. n. l>GO.
Joanna u. HOPKINS widow II Amos ITarI ms late.
~ Of >el1Nick deceased having made ap.iratIan t.
4f5#sa ,l F,r.5.i .gff
ceased:
Or{rrfR That the said Joanna n II,pkns rive nat3ss
thereof to all persons interested b, ct,.in. cl.v II this
order to Published three weeks snrc,ssivclv in the F
4rH tlaaEea printed Al Ellsworth that tle, ma, an
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county ON tle frs: "Wednesday II December next 1T
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\ true s#Hy-AHest
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&C rreK t=-att HH2zzf. y ; HARLOW Ran.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-03
PutncY Matters.

Accident.-On Thursday last week, Miss
Arvilla Bennett, an aged lady and town
pauper, slipped and fell, breaking one of
her limbs just below the ankle. DR.. Morse
was called, who set the bone and she is now
doing well.
Larceny-Augustu Wilder and family
left home last week for few days visit,
and during their absence some rasca lentered
the house and stole about 60 lbs. of pork,
aquantity of lard, lot of soft soap, and "took
the rest in choice apples. The entrance
was effected through window, and they
passed out of the front door. No clue to
the robbery yet.
The young peoples Benevolent Society
met at Mr.. Mansfeld's on Saturday evening
last, and had a joyous time. A good num-
Der were present, and after spending short
time in pleasant social conversation and
amusements, adjourned sine die.
The friends of Rev. II. NJ. Grout, pas
tor of the Congregational Church, paid him
a donation visit on the afternoon and eve
Ming of the 25th ut. lie received money
and presents to the amount of 800. Near
ly 200 were present, and more merry
and good time generally, people do not
have. Every heart was full of love and
gratitude, and every countenance beamed
with smiles. Rev. Amos Foster, Gather
in-law of the pastOr) was present, and made
some very appropriate remarks. He has
been pastor of the same Society for over
twenty years, and manifests warm friend
ship for his Putney friends. He remarked
This evening | seem 10 Ire orer those
twenty years which | spent with you, and
unite with your pastor in expressing my
gratitude ard heartfelt thanks for the gifts
you have seen fit TO bestow.' He after.
wards offered prayer, and the company sep
arated for their homes. Putney donations
are not surpassed.
Our correspondent adds that "there is
something going on in Putney this winter,
evening meetings, Lyceum, Ladies Be,
nevolent Society, singing and dancing
schools, &c. Can you boast of anything
more at the Falls ~
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County Commissioner.

Mr.. EDITOR MIR. Wheclock of Fay
ettevile, has been suggested as suitable
person for Co. Commissioner. No one ac-
quainted with Mr.. Wheelock viii doubt
his qualifications for tie position, and would
it not be well to suggest the name of F.
Daniels, the present incumbent, as a suitable
person for the place another term. If Mr..
Daniels has performed the duties OF his Of
flee faithfully, and the friends of temper
ance through the County are satisfied with
his labors, is it not honorable TO again sup
port BIN But il charges of unfaithful-
ness can be sustained against him, if the
cause of temperance has suffered by his
course of action, select another and better
man.
1t is hoped that fairness will be exer-
cised towards euery individual subjecting
no one TO an injury from prejudice or Sec
tional feeling. Let the true character and
qualifications of individuals, be impartially
examined and judged. If there are objec-
tons to Mr.. Daniels, let those objections be
clearly stated, that no injustice may be done
him. / do not know that he would accept
denomination. Be that as it may, let
him be judged correctly, and treated re-
specially.
If he has done right, let him be honora-
bly, sustained; but if he has been guilty OF
official wrongs, let it be fairly shown that
judgment may be just. We want man OF
right principle morally, for the position, a
man that when he knows he is right, will
go ahead, exercising at all times, discretion,
but unfiinching and un-compromising with
oppression in every form. w.