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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
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rm- A military officer, one day, while
reviewing his company, happened to be
thrown from his horse, and as he lay
sprawling on the ground, said to friend
who ran to his assistance:
Il thought had Improved in horse
manship but [ find have fallen off.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

maOne of the boys in Col. Duryea's
Regiment of Houaves, @ho was in the
Great Bethel fight, writes his sister and
friends: If should die. remember the
holy cause in which | fell, apd let your
sorraY. If deep. be proud.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05

All debts contracted, and engage
ments entered into, before the adoption
of this constitution, shall be as valid
against the United States under this con-
st tuition as under the confederation.
This constitution, and the laws Of the
United States which shall be made in
pursuance thereof and all treaties made,
or which shall be made, under the au-
thority Of the United States, shall be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

A trle-ra9!lir dispatch to the Petersburg
Express t:unb Richmond. says that pa'"r-
have hrcn indn.;t rinu:1r cIrt:tl;:sted anal >!@!i
FL hy mary f,ru;niiert rG::@"n:-, declaring
their intention Il, rt.*$: !:ir transportation
Of r,i,is from tie be.ip:i. -tracn:.l through
that city 10 Cd ppinI. Gry"il.nr i..ciier.
herring oi tie appre!enicd movement, has
ORDER / the FIRST Regiment al Eirninil wi
unierra to r III rc;id'ncss to HHei the dis
turbancr. The Richmond Dispatch ,ilscred-
lis that part Of the abDre re!a'ng /" Cover
mUr lIetrher.
1t is slated that Isaac ChcsIey. OF Wheel
ing, has been appointed mail agent on the
iicmpliriI rnilrnad Henry Hardin. vi Riich-
ictown. and Thomas Wilson, Of Hen East"n,
route agents on the Baltimore road between
Wheeling and Cumberland; and Philip
Kuhn agent on the river route between
Wheeling and parkersburg. John Terrell
las been appointed postmaster at TrIadel-
phia. ana DR.. Ruhcrs NJ Morgantown.
On Sunday morning last dwelling house
belonging - CAPT. Il. H. fimberlake, stu
ated near Mali Dale, iii Warren County.
caught FIRE from, spark. ami burnt down.
Valued al il 900.
The population Of AlhcmuTe N 1880 WAS
% BIB: it is nnm ~. III. '!'tic whites have
Increased 80, the slaves 5IS. This is ez"lu.
slyr ui Tie Tree u"Groe.i, who II lSo'' nnm-
hcrrd 5SI.
The Iynrirhurg Republican lays: I'VE
regret 10 learn that there are some SIX or
eight c:lscs ol smallpox al tho Rope Ferry,
in Amherst. some ely hierm ur twenty miles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30
WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON. March 29.~-During The late
Executive Session OF the Senate almost 400
nominations were confirmed, nearly fifty OF
which were sent in by the President yesler-
day.
The Post OlEee Department, under the re-
Gently enacted provision Of the raw, has re-
stored the :aal service between Georgetown
and Lexington. Missouri, to six times d
week
Gen. Vim. Hickey was elected Assistant
Secretary 10 the Senate, ard not Secretary,
enormously stated III the newspapers
Ashury Dickens retains the latter position.
The trial Of Capain Armstrong for the
surrender of PensacnIa Navy Yard is still
progressing
Much anxiety is Expressed respecting the
Distribution of the !nilding of the Seven
Steam SIoops Of War ordered by the last
Congress. No ,iiri:I arlun has been taken
Oh the subject. Besides the appropriation
inr that Srrvirr will not be avn,able till al.
ter the first Of July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

REMARKS--For the past week there has been
but few sales Of Flour to shippers. The receipts
have been fair. aud the stock in store Is iuiiY equal
Ia The demand There were sales Of Union street
Superluc ut s. l2iGGSj Is. Extra So 81! and
Family ut So 3rUu s. 10. The sales Of Grain on
Change have been active The receipts OF Wheat
are heavy. with an active demand. There were
sales nn Change to-day III I2S, l33. 10, l4@.
and Use. for fair Ia prime quality white ana red
NJ !25, I2S, and l3Oc. for good /" choice qH@hty.
The offerings Of Corn were lair, with IN actlve
milling demand: the transactions on thanS'
were active. We uote sales oi white 1T aSr,
mixed 5i(p 3Gc. and yellow at 5JGtolc. The
receipts Of Rye are moderate with lair request:
there we're sales III 6j2. for good quality lac "'-
lrings Of Oats were limited, with fair. enquiry
we quote 80 "a %2c.-iaSt sale. The Leather mar
ket is quiet ana prices unsettled The ieul.n.:
fer Seeds is not so brisk rs last quoted prices
remain steady. The demand Tor Ground Plaster
is very active, keeping all car mills co"s!antly en-
plovad: we give quotations il our table above
The Grocery business is somewhat improving.
Merchants are coming III a;id arc dealing more
freely We give list Of HE leading Articles:
BroMn Sugars. common i3n.: fair tc prime
AISLE: Crushed lOtu l04c.; Coffee !tg &c No
ass"s AiuS.uvad" 4SGG3us; Fort" kico 'Jttt ''1c;
New Orleans 42c. Rio Cr!lce II! GC ij!c.: Java
lStt Isle: Laguyr: and Maracaibu lGUH lIc.
Salt, &. \. $l.l0: A,iionS line :;l.3n. Nr!~krN,
rrrtii"d 2jin3nc. eigli:S are more active. W"
.n,o;c 10 Portland SO; Portsmouth S2.l0; Boston
go; Cuha>s-i Aarruws 81: Waroham &I.So; Now
Bei;ur,l )! -; Bristol SITS; Providence So;
Eawno,t STA; taii river STA; New h"nd.m
SIr,: Norwich : 80; New Haven $ !: Brd!r.
port : G2:; New Y"rE S;I.'u: Albany I.>i:
Troy ) "a; Philadelphia 9dc.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISEB.~DlA

HENRY CLAr:--O. ?. q. has certainly
mistaken the point made in the essay, Estate
Rights" The authors object was DOT to
show that the lamrn!ad CLAY favored setos-
sion, but that he did "indicatc stcr>sian"
as likely Ia eusuc from Northern sggreaSion
when he portrayed The Tendencies of ahnli-
tionis.n, and when he proclaimed in the
most solemn manner til,t If alive, he would
give his support Tor ihr Presidency 10 that
man "~Iio is nfcontamIuate! by i;snatl-
cism." J. b. J.
Alexandra, ISL
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Missouri Legislature.

ST. Louis. March 2S.-rhe Committee ON
Federal Relations in the House yesterday,
reported the following resolution which was
paSsed-yeaS %, nays II.
Resolved, That it is inexpedicnt for the
general assembly I" take any steps for call
lug National Convention to propose amend
ments to the Constitution, AZ recommended
by the State Convension.
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Suspected Fraud.

ClNcINNATl March IS. Drafts purport
ing 10 have hven drawn by the Cataract
Bank, L"ckport. New York, on the Ocean
Bank Of New York, Tor $1,000. have been
sold 10 bnnkcra. Cue Of the party was az
rested, and SJuuOU of the same description
of drafts wee found in his trunk. Another
party hts gone Vest with & supply OF $40,-
600. The first dral5s sold were intended to
he paid, in order to obtain L credit. bu; it is
believed that Il grand fraud WAS cnntcmpla
ted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

In Difference to our friends i'm Virginia and my
Clerk deem it proper to make the following state
lncnt in regard to the editorial in the Sentinel"
nj the 23d instant, concerning its ">"nsaitoh
sioru Of the lain Bro,rn PikeS." We have never
on any occasion to any one said that the Pixies
"were found sccrete in Inc woods MI out
house" rs stated by The "Scntincl.' We were i'll
Iorlnc, by several gentlemen from Alexandria on
the day OF tie purchase ot the Pixies by Mr..
Richards. that large number of these pixies had
been recently found sccrctci in the woods near
Balls Cross Roads, aud that party had been sens
10 arrest the parties whose place they bad been
found; relying Upon this statement, We were i'm
pressed With the idea that the Pixies might have
h.cn male Tor til" purposes "a slated hy :ha 'Scn-
t:uci" an'i informed several Grnlienien, who
srIlc,i !" them. H:tyim;! mis-" how they were
cciy cd and from whom. aud lr ing he full! parisu
lars rotated Ia Us. W. would also inform In:
Continuity that such representations. ~ stated
hN the "Sr!ilincl, were lnntc to Mr.. Richards; 10
Tie contrary, ;ir Il. K. Fowic called ut our
store the day above stated. and without further
r.InIucnI remarked that be authorized 10 rur-
CHASE tn. Pixies ii % ccn& each, and take all We
had !!a:i,l; hi imormct! thai they could not
he sold Tr less rh:n - ,.r!r> each: whrrrupuu ho
said they tor Mr. Richards. aud asked for the
refusal" OF them until / o'c!uck T.. NJ. Of the
Same day; this was granted, and Mr.. kicha is
called afterwards and purchased The Pikes, saying
that he intended IA present one 10 each o The
members of the Virginia Conventional gcntlr-
mum VIII" WAS with h:n remarked that he knrte
they were brought into Virginia for the PURPOSE
n:tmeI H. lhe 'Scmiiucl.
We woui! a7y that we 10 not regard The attack
ot the "Scntiuel' ~ worthy ~ more eXtcnvd
:iai:ncnt, as it is very evident Tint il thus seeks
Ia vent lis chagrm aud mortit!ratiun consequent
upon being cXpnScd hy making statement which
j. untrue in every particular.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30
England and France Sending a Fleet to the
Unitod States

New YORK, March 20. A Paris letter in
the Times of this Morning says that the
French and English governments are lifting
out powerful fleet Of war steamers for the
United States. The suggestion came from
England France furnishes three first class
iTigatcS, and the English contingent will
perhaps be larger. The fleet will sail with
sealed orders Spain is preparing to send
:, fur.i i,nble force Ia The Gulf of Mexico,
though 40: working in conrrrt with France
and England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30
CON.NCEICL4 TTONS.
A Horse Case, Sc.

SHILOH, KING GEORGE Co., Va, March
Oar Circuit Court, after a protracted
.s.4ion Of Two days, adjourned yesterday
Tho time Of the Court was wholly occupied
~ Saturday with the case Of c. rersus d.,
..moyed IL this County several years since
f.,o, tie Court Of cstuorelaod, and ia
,,;GarIy known as ''the horse case? 1t had
,,., continued from term to tern; upon q
la, If the plaintiff that the evidence upon
ln,I;.h he relied was in the possession III
,.rtsn individuals, residents OF "Pratt's
..,odS " in the County of Cur0lne-ttlat the
char;i had been unable To ind them after
ina most diiigent search, but as the forest
,tresniL was gradually thinning out, he was
n,.fpl indeed confident, they would even
,n5IIv come to light. His hopes were real
;1.A The witnesses were captured few
weeks ago, ana on Saturday made their APP
r,aorantc before the Court. The chlel point
r ;ssuc between the parties was us I" the
,,oiiti,n If the horse ii TIE 7ms plaintiff
IA him ~ lcte.uiaut-w whether sound Or
,,rs,und. and upon this point the gentlemen
c..,, ..proti', woods We're to testify. Wit
moss NJ. testified ti.a! he knew ee,y little
',,,t III. horse. had seen him once when
Wr & WAS driving him through the woods.
n-t,.n,Iant's counsel desired to know what
,.,nl, h. referred to. Ans. "ONr woods,
,;rn Our4 "Whcrcarr thc>?' Aus. "Where
ma al live" CUES. Did you examine the
hor,,?" Ans. Il looked ut him" Dues.
"Was he souud?" Ans. "AS sound Us a
JII,r" Cues. "Whan was it You saw the
Lnr,,?" Ans. Just before Mr.. c. sold
him." Qnes. When did Mr.. c. sell him ?"
Ans "Soon after saw him." Ques. But
sir I wish to know about what time this
was--,rten did you see the horse, and when
I;l Mr.. {. sell him" Ans. "Much about
the same time, sir" These questions were
mt again and again, with ali possible varl-
atoms but the ingenuity Of the astutc at
t,rney could not overcome the artful lodges
Of the back-wood witness. 1t was not until
witness No. ; was examined that the defence
could Gain the desired Information as 10
time. He testified very positively as to hay
iog once seen the horse, but Was not quite SO
clear AS to the time Of the Sale-hiS impress
yiau however, was tha. it was either in the
wear 1881 or 1865. The difficulty as to date
being t;us happily overcome, the case was
ARGUED, and al a late hour in the evening sub
mittcd to the jury. It was proved in evil
,i,nco that the horse was ioundercd, but be-
inc foundered in only tlro legs, he was worth
half price and the jury 50 awarded
Amount awarded, S211 .5u-costS about 500.
Sic transit.
Ga Monday, Shelton was tried and SEN
tanccd to three years imprisonment in the
penitentiary for assault and battery, with
intent to kill VIM. Gift. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30
Lyn1hhnrg MarlEets, March 90

Flour -Epreipts falling oil. We quote SnpcrIine
$i;..;7; Extra 81 10; Family =.
WnrAr--$l 2GGo$l.2J for red: 81 2JCr%l 20
for white.
ConY->;t"rk accommodating. Yellow Doe; while
GJr.
liAr--I;aI,I S;lup$IIo; r wagon lool S0Ge:,l.
TurArro-~Slc- 1t us> al :l.1Ota $50; III
frrinr leaf So: g.: working STA $40.
/ LIQUORS.. WINES, &r., S".--l23 bills Rec
4 ! tr;ic. Whi&Fvy
!, bhi.. Oia AIonnagajia Wh$kcy
- = pure Rye. part Il years DID, ana very
superior
- cas- sand casks superior Old Coknar and
French rurtiI@S
=, ca>k* Ginger Blackberry, and raspberry
br;.ndieS
- bblS pure New England Rum
% " Apple Brandy
10 " Jamaica Spirits
I2u casks and casks a!a,;ci:a. Sherry, Port.
rrnerittr. and Sweet Malaga Wines
20 baskets champagne
% ticrccS pure Cider Vinegar, jus; Received at't
in store. aud for sale at lowest market rates by
j. Ii. McEFlGH Il son,
NH 2s Prince street u mari. AcX Il.
rslOBiCCn. &EIAR6, &c--25U boxes Cayen-
! dish Tobacco, comprising low, medium, and
superior grades
l3O boxes light pressed, lhe"lun l" !''"'@
uualtics)
- boxes and kegs Garrct;'> Snua
? hblS Bladder Snua,
it :. Smoking Tobacco
leO bales "
100 boxes Pipes, liarge and small
l5H 0un SegarS, Of all grades
We Invite the attention ii dealers In fOi'At-
co. SEGARS, &C., 20 our large and genera! as
sartDent. They will lind it greatly To their in
fcreSt - examinc our stock before making Fr:-
chascs j. II. MrFEIGH j: son,
NIB . Prince street "art' Alex Il.
WYE ARE now receiving in part, oar Spring
w supplies Of GROCERIES, &c. &c, com
ptising Il general assortment which WI offer for
cash or to prompt dealers Oh the usual time, four
months. 1T very moderate advance
!. Ii. McTEIGH & son.
NH . Prince street Wharf. Alex Il.
,1n1 BUSHELS prime White Mountain
iUiE POTATOES, daily expected from
Maine For sale By ,,
NH Is foh -. y %.
SNAsTERN nERRlEGs AND MACkEREL,
II $50 hbls, for sale b.
WM. II. F0WLE It son,
NH o. No /. South Wharves.
HATHIrE MARSEILLES At Csc, worth double
! W the money, just received, At
s : y. MEl En- BEKG'o,
mh y j.. cor Of King and Pilt.sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

learn that Major Frederick Il. Bruce, Of
Rappahannork, has been appointed route
agent or the United States mail rontc, be-
tween Alexandria and Lynch! urs.
Major Rruce was formerly Il mail conlrac-
tor, and IS doubtless well qualified for This
office. This appointment doubt not will
give general satisfaction. c.
Culprpcr Countv. March IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30
Southern Pacific Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.--TAc stockhol-
ders Of the Pacific Railroad are responding
literally to the call Of the President for an
advance of 81 for each share, many paying
their whole amount at once.
Counterfeit five and ten dollar notes on
the Bank Of Mobile are in circulation.
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From Pensacola.

New ORLEANS. March 2S.-The adviees
from Pensacola are TO the 2Gth inst. The
L. S. Steamer Brooklyn aad left, and it WAS
supposed she had gone TO Key Yves! to OF
tain provisions. The Confederate troops
continue arriving at Pensacola, and will
suon Number 5000 me:..
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COK.HERC[.lL.
II onetary.

Money matters reman in 35a;u quo. There l.
ii less pressing: DEMAND but To have no improve
nent /" aoi> ~ ihr nprlv. stack: arc very lnll.
and ul";,ti"n: are an;Ina ThcTe sales III
i;irhlnon,l during The week OF Virginia SKIES at
81 Farmers Bank stock 90 and Bank al Nir-
GINA do %. For Exchange Bank lU2 is offered
And '"- K. =. 4 p. K. K. &look 50. Eank ot the
COMMONWEALTH is held al ~. ihra. prices tndi
cate some improvement upon the rates current
month :lpu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30
Congres sional Nomination,

PARKERsBuRt:, March % Hon. \. u. Jen'
kinS was re-nominated COZ Congress from
this District by the Democratic. Convention.
which assembled here yesterday HE was
nominated on the FIRST ballot g. asctanstIon.
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Shat h., Z Rurclar.

ClxclxyAy!, March 2S.-PerryJ Moore
IL well known citizen, WAS shot by brr5Eir
Yesterday morning who enter ed sis house
Tor the purpose Of robbery. Atr. Moore lies
in a critical condition.
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The MIvkdhs

BALTIMORE. March % Flour firm; Howard
street and Ohio 81 ~; City Mill; -. Wheat a.
tive but firm; red l3I Ia. l%0".: white l4otG lt''
Corn steady; mixed ji(c 3t;r yellow j6(g "Sr.-
Pork dahl -n,css Sl7; prime :,I4. Coffee firm al
~! a. TIE. Whisky steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

The suggestion has been made that con-
vention Of the friends of the Union should
be held in this city to nominate candidate
for this district in the Congress of the Unit
ed States, l heartily second the suggestion,
and would now propose that the counties
comprising this Congressional district 40
elect delegates to convention to meet IN
this city on the third Wednesday in April
1e1t. And that laying aside all previous
party attachmantg, ali who love our tnioH,
rs our fathers made it, and handed it down
to MS, do meet by their Representatives. IN
Convention, and select candidate to.rep-
resent their sentiments in the next Con-
t5ress.
" would also suggest as such candidate
our fellow townsmau George y. Brent
esq.-subject' Of course to the acrlon Of the
Cohyeptioa, r.. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

Nrw NoEK. March 90 Flour is quiet; sal"z
of 1850 Ibis; State - "oGe Sj.iJ: ohio So.tOUE
), 20; Southern S5.50tW SjT3. Wheat is quiet,
und prices less firm: sales unmi"rtanI. Corn -
less firm: sales of $4,000 bushels; mixed tor. III
store Provisions quiet. Nhlakcy Is irm'
w O. 1E1 Mo. is COL
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1.t~ 70 ADVERTISERS. --rAc "ALEAAN-
DElA GAZETTE" oilers Inducements /" iycr
tiscrs unsurpassed hy any ionrnuI in Virgin'.
Circulating largely in Virginia, Mars land and
the District q! Columbia. and extensively in the
Southern and Western "lr,Ir,. among the great
hody al buyers and seller: Of he land, a'ivrr
tisrm"!t ia lhr GnH.ti+ would lie 4" wli"iy DIT
fused, ari ut,.c HE al - many roncra. II
published III ANY paper III s SECTION. Advert.
wtIti rnitsuit their uwu Interests by making
the "t;azci;e" The yrhirl. ii their r"nmu,lica-
ton with the public. dee lo-~wEi
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- a. -
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In Rnmnav Va, on the l9h lust C"loael
LOUIS y. BAIL, after prutr;sc:cd illness,
burue with becoming :ortituGc. Col. Bail was
about - wears OF :,sc; did houora lie service III
the Virginia Regiment u Volunteers during the
Mexican War, and was Inferred III Indian Mound
Cemetery" will. The honurS ut War.
In Washington. on the might oi Wednesday,
the g day Of March, 1861. Mrs. SARAH COR
BETT CRAWFORD, wife OF Hon. I. Hartley
CrnwiorA judge ut the Criminal Court ot the
District ul Columbia.
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Probable Acquisition of St. Domingo by Spai

New YORK. March 29.-The steamship
Quaker City, from Havana, on Monday ar
rived here Tonight.
There was 10 excitement at Havana, on
the subject Of the annexation of ST. Domin-
70 to Spain.
Il appears there had for some time past
been goin. on system Of Spanish emigra-
ton to that Island, and that the emigrants
were instructed, when proper time arrived
to hoist Spanish colors and invoke the pro-
lection Of Spain. This was done on the 10Th
inst, much to the establishment of the nu-
tiyes.
When the news reached Havana the fri
gate Blanca, fully armed with large NUM-
Der Of regular troops was Dispatched, sailing
on the 23d. Two screw frigates soon follow
en- with 5000 regulars.
i large naval and military force arc also
on their way, it is said, from Spain to Cuba
1t is stated that !layti will soon share the
same fate rs Dominica with the consent Of
France
Major Patterson is q passenger on the
Quaker City with dispatches from St. Do
miugo to Washington.