davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
The Great English Remedy

sR 1Avrs CT tKxx.S
CELEBRATED FENALE PILLS
fr,9srrf 'rsu q grf.rriafps 80 sr J c1s.L
ID Psvs'cssa Extraordinary o. fAe o.e,,
iais 'es.iasiie u.sisiae = pus.luss il %. es,.e
=. H. paiafa So .l.lses... ...-.- 4. a., a..
f-'r-l~ sss.-fisafie -ats-et T. n-i.s..-- a.
e----- - r-'aelss az .l,-srscaaas. a. -,
e,r~ n.y. - rsue-io--
70 MArRiFb l,faK<
paffl .isslr ssI'ft. Il al, b. q .aoss r-.
tTirF 80 ~ n.sfhff r.r'.-I ~ffh r-sal.rt. rtI
Eslh tlsfls. rFies .fe .oIi.f t~sr. he
$500 stss.r .fssre.f nslsf.a. 81 pr.e.as -sans..
49,
Cttrie>.
it-r -. s..a.sf 80. - s.l... a, s-...i. f.-i.,
- f4As>5 snEss Kf.tExN - f-r-,.,.r,.. =
~ 81. sste e. tss>s - a .sas..fe-. ~ = a..
A. tses+tt-s ir- -.
D. - ss-- a >rls..s- seal s.la... s,.-ti-. p.
- ~ lssi "a i11l- faasns - sas.s .se-,l..
f.ltIi4ti.tl q a. H.sft. Hs-ts.t-- 49, No..
So pr ~iii srf.t f-ff -tsa a. sst.- -.
,-se ial.s.l. 49, ,..h.,s x = ,-.-~ssl -tu.s, 4.
80 csstf~-a 're-. s.ie-s a1t.r..sy - ..rt.s-.
s.aupl = 80 lyn.amfeo.
tra s'f.e-.ra. - 49, s-assti.f .soasi -
-. ~esst --eeii - r.r-rsi's Fr~s-rvc1
s.'' -, So - ttliei sssis, a. Caast.
son vo-zs. l-sefc r.l1--s &C.
kashsrsf. ~
"A sot ~ i,.t.s, .,...s-. s..,......i s. 80.
-''1'f'.~' 'f--' 80 'a.s7- '-.'i-. rs,s,.,i-r -
f''''. .s,,.la-. 49, - 3 C.ss.....a
- i..Fsf fttt HsaIs. 50 Ell -.
n~sss- Naof. f-.-s.--.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
spa =. az


4 krwtKD y OrrxWD,--For he .tse-ior, q any
person couserfeiting. isnftstnv ths ,ndr - A1y
sceh coaaterfcit imitation q llc-ha>.'- Holaud
sFters- The genuine. highly concentrated Holland
sttsrs i put ~ in hafp pint bottles cLl5 having tie
name u the prcpnetos. r. Psee. Jr. blysn ia them
aud his siz tture erorrd the neck of each md very
betle
Ehis delightful sroma has been received hy Amer
cans with that favor which only e1tsu.sd - really
-<ieet'nc preparations WHEN wo consider the mark.
al success attending q. administration the most
stabers eases q Fever and Ague. wsssns-. Of any
I'd. pyspepsla, Heartburn Acidity q he S'osaach.
sies ard Nervous Headache Indigestion. Costlvs.
1850 an Pies, together with the complete control Il
Exercises over al Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neural
&c Affections, ~e cannot wordsr - is popularity -
Wei nay the invalid vsiuotAi remedy.
Aug Il dwfw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
SmEknrF,s sALE....Br sIr.as d

SHEkIFF'S SALE.---By virtue If
> a order II sale issued lrcm ths Nigo Circuit
cotrf @ ne directed and delivered In faVof d john
burton and against william kichsras principsi ard
william n Stewsrt. replevin hail. orlisret
sell n foliO~ing DESERVED Real ksiate. situated "a
y 70 coanty. Indiana. to-wit
Ikirty-scsen feet aud six inche~ 90 O. coanmenc
Ing ~ MILAN Harrngton's south iine and renning
south The couuty road. thence scsf % a hne with
srifith' y 81 hne, thcace rsgfA - Harrington's
sou isrc fht-y sss.vcu fesf AT sNtrhe- are On
ssl4 1sgnn.to-'- sogth hne 20 the place u begin-
Mig the said is1 above tcscrihct = IN Ntot nfis
iour So scctiosi sxte~n No. township t~s.ss ~.
i.orth y range nine ~ west. and o.
SATtRoAY. UcrOBEg y. lssi
wih- The legal Asafs of saitdAy al the Court IIo-,
coax u Tens Hagie. MI cfer tbs rents ard profit.
u 10 abosr tessii,d Al fsiatc ogstAef With al
~ ~ "a ges s,d vpa,eAuees % l.sss = bsiong.
.nE. i1r teTra ret exceeding seven year-. 10 tho
hi9he. tid c fr cssh ard npon faiiaf~ q res!if,
s so iert o. satisfy d,rder q sale AMI eosis
~i'i th.n sfd cf~r The -sispe. in sal o.
ss!t Rssl Estate - The highes siddcr fos cs,a. y
rli. eSihd4y ~ Se,Nsrnosr 1851
SAAUkL CONNKk. saeflr
...N3w p,i Zee ssco.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

SHLklff~S SALE-Bv vi,,,. r.
- 49, :, "a. - - -. !, - ! =
- 0Ai . ., Aressl 80 tel. s,ef +. 80,
- tr-.efra heta. AL a<,losi uarsr~s IA <sest
Il - er 80 Nrftc . -, - a.. :. y
s11l lfi.Ns = WIZ lots faats- is.rtt i.s.f
- .t~s.9 - '-t' sh'r3 -,Is - 80 E. f. --,.-
80 81 >.1.f :. rissor rfr-+ 81 :. - Il
= ~ Ttt4 fff-rr ns1fe. - 49, ..-,s .r,r.-s
- HNt-.itt rlsi ~ ~ tf,ist.r - ~. $50
- - Ctersy. istisne. ART -
SATURDAY ocrohEk -. lsn.
49, - i-r.i 49,. - 80 dsr. a. n. re.ft
So. - refre tsut~ ia c-ier tsr -s&1f. -
f.r $3.50 fesfricfd kssi Estste ts4tthef
80 ~ - ffNliffes sod sefeffnsfees 4, ~
F. - terrs ~ sx-selirr .sse-
rfrs - 80 IS 49, fsftrr - an4 rs.- fails
- f'siiff surs saffisat - ssa.fs sslf 0t ssrs
- So - 1873 afl sbsr go shrft oesr az fss.
- 1l-. ~ 49, q. $40 Eesi - -. h..frss
s--.-.ef - e.-a. A. sallsls a. isazI.s-
~ -ft Gas g <ffftrhff fsEf
$50 49, >AuIFl coNNfe sse-.n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
HOW DOES PERUVIAN syx.r


crKr 80 NAVY DfSEAsls
APPARENTLY DISSIMILARY
a1sn~ser lie u1ne : tss~,s n.or. tish N 10y
tke psisiy i Dy-pspsis. lie sest convetlest cane
81 Iesson Il eoDplsla,-. beginning With laI& -
dles-tion. and geosrAliy ending IN CONSUMPTION.
M al iginstin= IN deterioration - Ire h.od-
From lie I:ey. II. GrErSTE4F..
CDtixSkrs. oetotcr II. lSo9
fhsv~ derived 20 uuch personal befefi, ron .A>-
Peruvian syrup" that do not hesitate rocoul-
mend fs uss % al that hrye class Of csser where
Iron i the Efficient remedy. To clerscfen sspsci-
ally, and psrsots whose occupations tax heavily the
n~rvous cner1e~. or 90 sufferers from The ceoiilts
ing Effects - summer heats believe ri. o. se en-
Invaluable rrinr-iirl azent
y. A. GEKESLEAF
kectoS u s. ral.'s Church
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

SHERIFFgS SALE, by virtue Of
1.-Two executions issued from Tie Nigo coinr,on
Plea. Court, . NJ snrezet aud delivered. both "a
fAvOr Il conrad Setagb ai.ftue agsin-t Henry l1s-
gan. and cue sgains. Henry flAgsn ~. All denIy
Fassn j.. hs =. Levied the following described
Real fstaig slt1stec ia Nigo County. Indiana, To-
NE f.IlIILiI ~ IIlf
lot number eleven III containing iwo acres snd
sssefay Gle hufsiretths q acre = Icle01 the
q Dixi-ion a hundred slos3 Of land OF lie
terth end n the north east quarter o. Of section
ivea.v two -, township twelve 10 north Of range
.s.la~ ., ~esl made ID ChAcacsy Eoss executor
u a 4. Chs-e, aud on
sxTgxDAk, ngOsSR &C. lS6,
within tho lcSui h0uas Of said day. a the Coart
House coor n Terre Hsuts ~ii ofier the rents and
profits " the above described Real Estate together
sth al lie Privileges and apprrtenauces @ the
beIonSing Tor term net eNceecsng seven years. ~
The "a chest bidder for cash, and upon failure re-
aIl- ssum sufficient 10 satisfy said executions and
costs Will then AMI there ofer the fee-slnpls ia
A.. to -sid Real Estate, e. he hxkest bf-cef 10
cash. % satisfy he same.
1kis 10Th dAy y September. lsci
SAMTEL CoNNEit, Sh~ria
or2N3w pr Zee 500.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

SHERIFF.S SALE.--By virtue OF
~ an execution issued from the vigo Common
I Ices te1rt, 70 ne drered and delivered. IN favor
William Rockwell and against Iesrder Warren
have levied on the following described Real Estate
situated 10 yso county. lnd. to-~it Lot ~. no.
u Tuell and Jshcr's addition o. the t0~n Of Tsrrs
Ha4ts. aud or
SATURDAY, OCTOBER &c. ls6l
Villain the iezssi' hours OF sald day. a; the Court
House door, In Terre Haute, VIII Offer The rents and
progts u tie Above described Real Estate together
With all the privileges and appurispsnce The same
belonging for a term not exceeding seven years, "a
tn hhc. bidder Tor cash. and upon failure TO real
ixo sum sufiicieEf 10 satisfy sAid execution and
costs. gill then and there Offer tho Zee simple IN
AMI tofaid Real Estate 70 Tho highest bidder for cash.
20 satisfy 10 same
This 18Th day 81 september l-sl
SAMUEL CONNER. >h,riE
oe1w5s prs fee s3.5g
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

SHERlFF'S SALE---Bv virtue of
- an order ~ sale issued from ths yigo Common
Peas Court. g erected and delivered ~ favor
pc-1ths Hmm administratrix - Horace Hum, de-
ceased. and against james " Jeans an orI.r,d 90
-si the ioN~tng described real cstats situated in
viso County. Irciana. to.wit.
lot - alnstfen - ~ iAnn' s. subdivision a oul.
lot NJ ght - - s.sattea ia ths Recorders Ol;ce
Il Nigo county. Indiana, being foFty-ons az feet
ie4f NOR. - less, "a loaTiA siree.. ~ - city
cfrsrss- Haafe, u.do aa . ara#
SATURDAY. OCTOBER &C. 1851.
MAJ ~ iegsl hours u AL day a the Coart .oar
aeor IN ere Haus. wlh onr The renf- and profits
% u above described real e-iste together With al
'he prsicses and nrpurtensnces totbe same hsloDg-
~. ~ tern not eNceeslng sever ycarz a. thu
S-e-t bidder fer cash. aud upon faiiure rssils~
sais stnsnt e ftis, sati order 81 sale and cosns
~ then ard there of.r the fce-snpls. lu anil u
ssaa res estate. g. the highest bidder Tor eash -
sat - Tie same.
rhis 18th day = septen,ber 1861
efNsFfAte 4 q SAMUEL CONNER. sha.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12


By the ne - tne-e I-ii- he r,rio.'e au-et- g.
Nervous o. So Hr,sf,1s fray D. prc,.uisd. az d
elief from siclae-s vii be- oots.aed.
They -elion fsn ia f.no,iag tls Nss-,., .i.i
HeIdsci, 81 Which seniaie- ere o. irlla subject
1hey act eci..rsily uyon he ho-si--remo,Iis
ts>sioeasss.
f"r ipousr "s.. ss-.fs,.fs. l',l.eai- f,in4i.-
sD4 81 p,f-ai- u -,,istf habit. th.J ~. ,slual
laxative. 90 Improving he ., Jos.f.. .4.isss e..
md fiss g. ths digestive orgaos. anf fs.riur ll.
natural e-trieiy nd -ir.sDV,h - the ~h.s. ,,.,a
The cKlIiAlAc PILLS o.. the rvsul. Il 1eng .t,..
tizasion ad carefully consul I'D sApei meri, hes
been IN ne many year. tar.ng ~A.sa uas Co.,.
have prevented sui rrii,,..' vel ainsiir r...
ard Suffering from headache ~h.'h,f or4sa.atnl 81.
ne ss' "a. .y.f,gn o. from dersng'i STALE ~ %.
ssomhsh.
They are entrsy ssgsia ie .n their comp -ii,i'
and may BE- taken - All III - ~i,h poii,s -.iep
Ni;hea; making any chang, 4 DE, All q, al.,'l.,
II a.s d.sagrseai5e fI@fe r.n.lsf = ,.,ss i .Sg..
seier liess - e1AJnsa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
The genuine have signature 81 n~nry q. Sraai'.,s
a. each box.
-so.a by r4ussi-s. ana 80 a,h.r dealer. in n.ea.
cine.
ho, ~in 10 ,.ti ~ mail 90 reoeiri lib
PRIcE as cESTs
All orders sbouia b. adares-ed o.
HENRY c SPAUlDlNG
ssr..isr ss~et. New Yo-l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

81 su-srsrs nm scscfr.ozs asi~rt4.t-. clean ~
Why wesr your finp.e-. B,atch~-. tirrr., Sore-'--
WY have tke rfs twissed oui q yoa ~ nyT~psis
Rheurnstisni al Oc-sf Why sufi.F syrhilite 49,
Merrnriai disease - 70 Re tote- IN your eey, =
- Sch OF your bcne.f Why Dc ycer sins,fiss
cio-t trsg Ard t-stsrnTrs there.aeh 1oir
selnsi Arxs's Cosr. Et'r - SsEsspsftlia ,lfes
49, eorzpialnts and cirsasss TEN cot q N 49,
ten. Css i faithfully al yos trins . secsesy
s..ltAier cie4riler I'D Ear mere scoepiansr mem-
.sr - DstnocTat. Ba.llassrc. ~ .uuEcl~iw
- We would cal ne psft3-uisf attslaen II o.
svy RAIDER e the advertisement - Mel a..
stre.z thenlng Cortis. Ansf volcanic Oh ilnrnsnt
Ts~y are 80 veil kso~n IN lALs unsni,y - ~
suir- recommendation. Dut tAeEe are many q our
feeiers who susrring rom dsrsng~sseAt 81 he
digestive organs. withcst he sAsLts.s lie. e =
real esn-c, vsins ~ symptoms ~srh .se~pc-
l-n<y. nerspa- uusieassrs tsHaz. ln.ee.-ioa. isek
- sn&r<y. uaaRlug es<t.nc>s burden TO ~. ,slo
nay - an rtst. ~ tai Corssl VII give tsn.-
tlate relief IL a. az msy y s--,e-i si.h Sose-
= Pain u any Lind. ~ n. I1nileut So t-s al
sertisefasnt " sng,hsr eolama. lasx.i.~-l~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

- co TO StcoIoY.s

Fine Art Gallery :
100 MkIN sTTfI.
t. fs~~ ftlg r snrst saSrf h =. he saseas .fyie-
= - fhs- srt
- - . 49, TN GAEAT plrLsrl
- : = NJ GREAT DJEguc.
riIg GREAT pIrkNlt
- Tx nHFAI p!JI.fr'c
nd P.-ts.~e a. s,,st.ae ResEesly 81 iA-ssse-
h hlsft1. kltn~y-.
proosy. orgasse weakns-~.
40 al rs..a.... a IL urinao osssn--
- Aa~-r,s.~,ssu. - sl.otlrr elislnn css q snt
.rd ssuud Or ~ a s.ielnrat eaee-
aARk . = Cs.f.yg aKfA1ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

I pMINI<rR.NroTS = AhF
49, 3, 49, Teas <INrn tA.t - sfr 81 20
re IIes. - irlss H. 1<iA n Orc fesi 81
So f.sihssee e lllIti 81 lt. i1ts = Viz Ctrttf
$500 81 - rtf,sleI ffp trv ~ resfsssa -
- st,s. tert. A. FsrrnIrs a. ffsrretss riflsa
= Artet g ar.sg<tf -. fffS1tt &. 4n re -
rffs 49, trtiaft 80 ftf hs.+f <fetaS 49, 80
- ustN sunff Aer1n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

So -i.klr i.ofue q SPAUtDISG'n rkffAaFu
Gi.Of Nfil ave ten timee he oo-i "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

SlIERiFFS SALE.-By virtue of
- an order q sale issued from tho Nigo Common
Fiess Court. directed and delivered IN favor
- Albert Watson, cxecuisr ~ John n. watson. de-
cea-s.l. sid against Label Gosnell and Andrew J.
Gosleu. have levied on he following described
real state. ritnass ~ ygo county. Indiana. to-wit
10, No four O. Of the subdivision u inloi, No two
hundr,d and seventy three and two hundred and sev
enfy four ERA & 2s4l Of this city q Tcrro- Itsats
Nigo county, Indiana. and o.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ~. lssl.
within The legal hours u aid iay. a The Court
House door. ia Tsrre- haute, wilt ol,r tho rents
and profit, = the above described real estate 90
ssther witt al the priulcgcs ana appur;enslccs 70
the sans bc'ong ~. f0r trrn uot exceeding s,.sa
years o. the highest bidder Tor earh sEa 2Ou fall
are % realise sin sglc o. satisfy sail order -
-als sl,i cst-. ils linen and tasIs offer tic ise-
simple pa ard O. said real estate, 60 The Ligles. Ill
Der ~ cash. a. satisfy he same
This 18th day u Sepfcmlsr. ls6i.
c-2s3pf<Jt0 SAMUEL COMMIT. Shit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
Ihls ID Day y SEPTEMBER. fssf
. fvsFf1fe 81 SAMUEL CONNER. sha.

SHEslFFS SAIE.---By virtue OF
- az execution issues, rom he - Comnaar Iisa.
,,S1fi: ~ ~" directed snd delivered, IN favor u
- a. huften and against William Richards ard
i...rh sono ser. have levied on the following a.
-fie'i fta estate, situated a Nigo rc4nty Ind tns
io-~i1 ies'nsiug - N.llian narsiaxim,'- south
l.ne ~ r.'.- ( -oaih 90 iae county rnsl thirty
-. - iest and sS ifches ~ -6 shcrca~s-f - r-
sa- sssil4-.f wet line. thfnce to NarTingisTs
e01ff me. thirty sertr iest A.d sx niche. ss g.
esss. l~rce ~ sa.1 haEri pgioa .soatA ilna The
~ - n--rninS, h~-sid ard 49, ae<cr. bod
- iet NJ nft'fer stl. A. The Subdivision 70 scror
ss'ee.s 90. township ssoiso az north II range
nine II vest and 81
SAftEnAN. 90 foEIE ~. ise,
Win ~ irxs hours ~ sssdsv. sfiAxfonrt iloa.e
ifFfaf - - rsue. trui 80 ths rents and pr~as-
eTfhrt1r See frsffffi fst rsfats. tos.tfer u,th sf
80 ~ fes SO apVuriruances - the sane belong
y ~ Nf9m net etfstlInE seven ears 10 "a. hfxh.
-, Nia'% - essl Aft p<nfsfars 20 rcsils. suua
49, - - safi,ft said tNerulIen ard costs ,tu
isa ad hsgs ener ne fs si,nplc in sal = ssi Real
saas~ - '' Wy q"
IA s.'A t.y = september, issi
sr-~1- -. - s4oo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

sPAULDINc's rREPAnEp cLrE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

srArLnING.s FRErAnKp al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

srAuLDINc.s PREPARED oLuf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

There were three criminals tried at the
session of the circuit court for Shenandoah
county, which commenced on Saturday last.
A free cOloreq woman charged with DESTROY
ing child by throwing it into a well, at
Mt. Jackson, The jury retired on Saturday.
but have not yet been enabled to agree upon
a verdict. George May, charged with stea-
ling money from Mr.. J. C. Richardson, OF
Strasburg, was found guilty and sentenced
to 4years and 3 months confinement in the
Peuitentiary. Stephen Skillet, charged
with killing man named Knight, in Stras-
burg, the jury had not found verdict up
to Tuesday
The freight train on the Va and Tennes-
see Railroad ran off few miles above For
est Depot, on Saturday last While assist
ing in the effort to replace the cars on the
track, Mr.. John Nuckols, of Lynchburg, an
employee Of the Company, was forced into
an embankment by detached ear, and al
most literally buried. He was extrcated
with much difficulty, but the injuries he re.
ceived were of an internal character and
have since proved fatal.
On Saturday last the corporation election
took place in Harr isonburg. No excitement,
and but few votes polled. DR.. S. NJ Dold
was elected Mayor over G. S. Christie (both
Wings, by a small majority. J.R. Braith-
waite was reelected Sergeant of the c"rpo-
ration. Mr. Braithwaite has held the place
of Sergeant for three or four years. He had
no opposition this time. Councilmen were
also elected.
The kitchen belonging to Mr.. W. S. New
man, about one mile from Orange Court
House, was consumed by fire on Friday
morning last. All of the furniture in the
kitchen was also burnt Mr.. r. and family
were absent from home. Loss supposed to
be between three and four hundred dollars.
Petitions are in circulation in Rockingham
requesting the County Court to grant no l.
quor license in the Harrisonburg magisteris!
District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,

IN The Senate on Wednesday, the reso)u.
ton concerning the sale Of muskets 10 ] p
Anderson i Co., was taken up, and on
amendment, proposed by Mr.. Coz chill, yas
adopted
The bill imposing taxes for support Of GOV.
ernment was AIKEN up, and several Of the
amendments offered by the Honse, were
agreed to, and several disagreed to- Amony
the rejected, is the game of keno.
The bill was then passed and commpn..
ted to che House
A resolution from the House, for the 20.
lief OF the contractors on the Covinyton and
Ohio Railroad, was taken up and adopted
AT the night session. bills were passed
amending the act concerning the BerryyiIle
and Charlestown Turnpike COMPANY: for
Payment OF a sum of money to j. w. Jones
Tailor of Frederick county.
In the House of Delegates, bills were pas.
ed authorizing railroad companies toappo;nt
police agents; House bills for the payment of
q sum OF money TO JAS W. Jones, Tailor Of
Frederick county; amending an act passed
April I'd, 1858 concerning the Berryvill.
and Charlestown Turnpike.
resolution, authorizing the Board of Public
Works to increase the pay Of contractors On
the CoTiugton and Ohio Railroad, in an
amount not exceeding ten per cent, for all
work doae prior to Jan. Ist, 1862, on ac-
count OF the present state of affairs. The
resolution provides "that the said increase
shall constitute part of. and be paid out Of
existing appropriations. Adopted.
The Speaker. on motion Of Mr.. Collier, Of
Petersburg, appointed committee to bring
in bill $50 as to include keno AS Il prohibi.
ted game" The bill was reported, read
first and second time, but objection being
made, it was not read third time.
The bill amending the 39sh chapter Of the
Code concerning taxes on Bank dividends, col,
lateral inheritances, and taxes on suits ana
seals, was laid on the table
Mr.. Bass submitted motion for the az.
pointment by the Governor of a Commission
er, who, during the recess of the General As.
sembly, shall visitthe penitentiary, and report
fully on its workings to the next Legislature.
Mr.. Raymond offered a substitute for the
bill, proposing to appropriate SIS, 900 in aid
of the Penitentiary
The several propositions were debated.
pending which, the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05
DIED.

Yesterday morning, at O'Clock, in the S7th
year Of her age, Mrs. MARGARET DOUGLAS
BARTLEMAN. gas- Her friends and acquain-
tances are respectfully invited to attend her une,
raj from hor residence, FORMER Of King and
Patrick streets, this evening" at o'clock.
In West End, Fairfax county. on the 4th OF
April, CATHARINE P, wi of Joseph Z. Chaua-
cey, in the 2sth year of her age. gse- Her
friends and relatives are invited to attend her tu
neral this evening, at 3 o'clock. Washington
papers please copy.
On Tuesday, April I'd, at the residence of her
father near Piedmont, Fauquer county. of DIP.
iberia, ELIZABETH BELL, infant daughter oil
MIR. Joseph H. Blackwell, aged months.
On Friday, the Goth ult., at the "Warren Green
Hotel, JOHN ROBERTS, youngest son of John
J. and Catharine S. Roberts, aged two years anu
ten months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05

The following card appears in yesterdays
Richmond Enquirer; "a difficulty of an IN.
pleasant and serious character, having &C.
CURED during the trial of cause, at the
recent term of the Circuit Court for West
morel 'nd, between Messrs. Robert Mayo
and Richard \. Clay brooke, the undersign-
ed, who interposed as the mutual friend of
the parties, is gratfed to be enabled to to
Say that the difficulty has been adjusted
without the slightest c.mpromise Of the
hunor Of either gentleman, and the entire
satisfaction of their respective friends. !"
W. r. Mason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05

1t being understood, that il consequence
Of the purchase of controlling interest in
the Richmond Wing establishment, By per-
sons in favor of immediate secession, that
journal will hereafter change it's political
coarse, it is more than likely that Mr.. Ridge
way, the former editor Of the Wing, will be
placed at the head of a Journal in Richmond
which will support zealously the former
cause and principles Of the Whig-in favor
of the restoration Of the Union, if possible
with suitable guarantees for the South and
against separate and precipitate secession by
Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL ), 1851,

TIE STATE CosyESTIoN.-Th debate on
the report of the Committee on Federal Re-
lations terminated in the Convention yester"
day at Il o'clock, when the vote Oh the 3D.
tth, and 9th resolutions was taken ana
they were adopted with slight amendments
The sixth resolution coming up, Mr. mar
vie moved as a substitute that the conSen,
ton pass al ordinance OF Secession, winch
was lost--ayes Is, noes 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05
The Crops, &C.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria CARTE.
NELSON County, April 81 have iust
passed over that splendid Turnpike road
from Winchester to Staunton, and over the
horrible road from Staunton across the Blue
Ridge and the Tunnel, to the vicinity Of
Lynchburg, lin a buggy On the Valley
road I travelled SO miles from 81 in The
morning until 7 in the evening, l04 hours,
with ease to my horse.
| never knew before what good scheal
was, in the month of March. The wheat
fields along the Valley Turnpike man,.
many of them surpass anything ever saw
at this season Of the year. In the lower
part Of the Valley. and in Eastern Firg,-
MIA, it is now pretty generally admitted to
be utterly useless to seed wheat without
using some sort of fertilizer. witnessed
bet between farmer who had three year
old clover fallow in wheat, rich 500 per acre
land, and farmer with a $40 per acre
field, on which he had put 80 pounds Of
Fowle i Co.'S $50 guano | think the gus
noed land will beat, notwithstanding the
farmer owning the 500 land calculates or
80 bushels per acre, and the other On -
bushels per acre. Oats are up in this sec.
ton, and there is more land plowed tor corn
than there ever could have been before now,
since the commencement Of the world. So
little corn was made in Southwestern lir-
glnia last season that farmers seem deter
mined to fill their cribs once more. hope
they may with corn--but not with children.
| hat rt nj
Yours, &c. 4 TRAVELLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05

We are pleased to see the Conservative
presses, North and South, denouncing scve-
raj recent appointments to high Office under
the present administration: those appoint
ments showing neither good sense, nor con-
servatism, nor even policy.