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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-19
! 4'AluctI q | j.
:H AZ AND OATS:
FOR SALE, lostsof Hay, slightly DANA.
ged, and also best quality Of OATS, in lots to
suit, at low rates. b. A; "a ION,
lie 5-tf Wolfe st. w hart Per 10
D uB LIG s a e e $50.

- viii be sold At Public Auction, on.
at IL clock, q. M, in front of the Mayors
Office st the Market Building the following
described property-to wit, viz:
/ The three-story BRICK BUILDING, tin
roof, No. 76, King St., Alexandria, Va, now
occupied by Messrs GrosSSmaye 1se & &C., and
andsa-quarter Io4) inches and extending
southWardly. one hundred Q0o) feet, to a
twenty (2O) feet alley, with the right of way
over said alley and subject to an annual rent
charge of about one hundred and twenty
120) dollars. This location is inferior to no
other in the city as place Of business; The
stone room occupies the whole 'front.' and ex-
tends to within about six feet Of the Southern
extremity 1t is fitted up for an extensive
dry goods business, and has always been oc-
cupied as such r
2. The undivided one fourth part Of q lot Of
ground on South East corn r of Madison and
Fairfax Streets, Alexandria, Va, fronting
South on Fairfax Street Sixty (60) feet, and
extending eastwardly into the Potomac River,
to the Port Warden's line.
8. The two story brick dwelling house and lot
of ground, No 70 Prince Street, Alexandria,
Va, fronting on Prince Street, twenty (2O)
feet and running back northwardly, one
hundred (10O) feet, and now occupied by Mr..
John Arnold.
The terms of sale will be as follows, VIZ: One
third Of the purchase money in Cash, the re-
maine er in four equal installments, at three,
six, nine and twelve onths, with interest from
the day of sale. The deferred payments to be
secured by q deed Of trust on the premises.
The title is believed to be unquestionable but
the undersigned conveys. only such title as Is
'0''' ANDREW JAMESON.
Trustee for Bryan, Adams & Co,
lie 7-wtaugle&dtd and for Bryan & Adams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-19

OALEsOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Will be offered for sale on the 9Th day Of
September next, at IL NJ, in front Of the May
ors Office the fol folloMing property
III, King st. The house contains Is rooms and
is SO arranged that the lower floor can be con-
,verted into acommodious store
2d-A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, sit
'uated on the south side Of King, between
Payne and West streets, at present oecupied by
Richard House. i1f1EH II
3d-A LOT adjoining the above on the west
4th-FOUR BUILDING LOTS on east side
Of Payne street, between King and Cameron
less, and running back 73 feet s inches.
9th. TWO BUILDING. LOTS, on West
side Of Water street, between Queen and Prin-
cess streets, fronting east II feet inches and
running back 1913 feet inches.
Terms As; made known on day of sale, when
plat will be exhibited ID j AS. P. SMITH.
aug 14-dtd
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN

IA
By virtue of deed Of trust executed to me
By Chester Demmiing and Eliza Jane his wife,
dated. 9Th Day Of September, 1853, I shall sell
at Public Auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, on Monday, the l7tA day Of Jatly, 1865,
(Fairfax county court day. in front Of the
SherifFs Office of Fairfax county at West End,
A TRACT OF LAND, containing eighty
three acres, being part Of the winter HilP'
tract, lying on the North side Of the Middle
turnpike DAD, neap Williams toll gate
VIM. 81. DULANY,
lie 17-2aWtd Trustee.
W.. The above sale is postponed until Mon
day, the 2lst day of August, when it will take
place at Fairfax Court House at the hour above
mentioned W. II. DULANY:
iy It'd Trustee.
TOR SALE-A TWO-STORY BRICK AEs
Z DWELLING, Nos, Patrick street, front lIA:ll
% feet, depth of lot 10 feet, running back to a
court, wide alley at the side running from
street to street. If not sold privately before,
will be soldat auction on Tuesday, 22d august,
in front of the premises at u o'clock. For par
ticulars apply to j. K. Marshall at D. b.
Douglass Grocery Store, or to John 81 Parrot,
corner King and Water streets, Alexandria,
Va. aug l5-lw*
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EsTRAY COW Was, taken. un.estrar. on
ii Wednesday, the 18th instant. a larges fine
white BUFFALO COW, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
charges ENOCH CRIMES
aug 18-3tS near Fort Ellsworth
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NOR sALE.-A TRACT OF EXCELLb s-ai
L MEADOW LAND, containing i've a'4 the
about one mile from Alexandrla. near For Si1r
Washington turnpike, will besold cheap lnor Of
terms apply at No. &C., southwest GQrnei
King and Royal streets, Alexandria; va
aug 11-eolw
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=. The Maysville Kentucky Bulletin says that
between the returned Confederate soldiers and
their late !, Federal antagonists conciliatory
and friendly spirit prevails, and they meet each
other with as much cordiality as if they had
never been engaged in hostile conflict.
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7T1HE LYCEUM HALL

Having been given up by the Military author
les. is now offered FOR RENT. Apply to
HENRY COOk,
~ 24-lm* 80. King Street
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QTOLEN HORSE.-The stable OF me a JHe
y scriber living near Fort Lyon, was DIoN'
open on "Wednesday night and N: 5, h abont
white animal, with grey name and tai RD
years old, stolen. TEN DOLLARS ~ W.: CO.. or
will be given for the recovery OF the o+tne him
again. WM. " aonnty,
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LOCAL NEWS.
EEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

SidNIfICANr EXPRESSION OF PopuIAs
sESTIMESI-lHg sgi KrGIxySr sAIurrSa ry.
hExIoAs FLAO.-Yoserdsy, the 9Th Regiment
(Wasnington GIo,O n. Y. s. 81. we're Inspected a.
'heh ainoy Alter tho ins pection uas over Colonial
NLian stated TO the Regiment ths: q Loan in ,hs
interest of the legitimate Government Of the Repu
OF heI'co had ths. morning been plAc.d In tho mar
-e' Ills feelings aud g1up.hes we're for republican
Institutions on tlls sentiment. Al th.s the xhoIa
regiment eheerei mosi Justify for Mexico. Amer
some remsrk' he asked them II for parade they gouls
march up Broadway lar as i4th ,tr.et or do,
broadNAy and salu'e the iIgs Of the United stat.
and Mexico, which we're hoatius slde by id. At III.
oflce OF the Agency of the Republic The Re iin,pt
voted unnimousy 10 so down Broadway, The m,i,
then formed ia order Of marching and pro,p-i.A
down H'oadssy, upon passing the once Of .ns flulr
clL Agency the "hoe regiment ptesented ann. ,nd
saluted the h1eI. Turning sreuud and on their ,.v
back the regiment wss halted In front OF Mo Office,
formed into square, presented arms anu eL,efed "a
the most enthusiastic manner tor nercoJunf,z aud
~ publican institutions. The nams of Macmillan
called forth terrific g. oans and hise, II was truly
exciting tiIne. The days Of tho Regimont vers
waived 10 those Of Mexico, one Of the latter being
reglmenih flag Of the National GuAId" OF the
seH can Army, which vn we'll perforated wits
French bullet holes. The Regiment then marched
TO their Amory whore COLLATION. was served up and
losing End 'pooehms.ias tic ord 7 OF ths
evening. The Agent Of The Republic was cal.ei for.
aud made some sppropdato IenaIks. Cheer After
cheer followed his sords
The JuareE Mexican Consul In this city, General
Navarro, has published Official document. deel.tip,
null and void all acts or eonossuons em.nstnr ro.
the 20 called Imperial suhorit.es now attemptinr 4,
eIeics PoSet ~ Mexico under the support Of oreiga
"a al
and eountenanoe 70 such usuiplng auihorite. 10 al
the pefhs and penalties usual undar such ciIcun-
T the country.
"sst"sas % tbs Iaa PIx,l
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General Intelligence.
tBg Nod to IA, Nev rorL su,,

II
| Ihh puolo schools OF Savannah, Ca. have ,usN
| ~, =, 49,. xy-. ,
living dnnn.a Saii. ..e me. ~ 10 nsd tr,
| only refusal a, p.r. h,,i ,h,..,.s.. ~ oetos
| .,l,,os 49, w Psy, Uu' troA'ened to nog the
''PF'u ue paper
-, Asa HAwkrSs fell from . building st Bristol
rm, vermont on The 10,h inst and brots IA,
oVuh oone aud three mia lis wife seeing him
iAll Was 90 affected that abe dronped dad
Avou., And ,.a ,A,t,-.- - -
iroisht ,rsin on the North n. ssouri Railroad. l,ss
week The woman died inmedIat,Iv .nd ~.
egs of the children were nearly torn from An a, :
podies.
Gas CRAr, ~. .,..x
TO return nom. on ,..i OF hn Permisnon
iourtpg q, M,,,Se.. H. 81, present so.
Kirby wishes 10 renew hi, sll,el,ne. - ~. r.
Government 'sN"e' 70 tne u o.
a fvtNG man was lynched last week IN Iowa n,
I'm ~ ~ -, ns.nS Ioo1ed pas. nger Of coach
pendod bv : ron. .,o,,nd ~ ., sSo. re vss aus :
lit,I.sa - s'ops houno MS neck until be became
AndersonviIe Prison Csmetery are buyisd.
soooruns - The report Of Lieutenant U.mIIn !.
soA'er NUMBER OF men than sl tho British soldiers
Rut .oR"ner who perished on the bloody fields Of
me Crimes, Waterloo, Salamanca Albucero Viz
'orlA AL New Orleans.
Tins Manchester N ny r.,o- Ait, -. -.
the suicide OF W .IlAm W N.vb.w 80 ,y :.
in sh,a ~, 80, "no @ Nn i,Ind hanging ~ the neck
ed . boygiD, g., -. a,' a, .'ss Nerk' lie fear
,chooi s"S '"' "'s Hhf i"r remiksnen a.
.i'''i INe'son IN. GuA-DT,S contains an 10
v .or'' ~ personal difficulty, growing out Of .
bH.tl "'tpu'o concerning ct, between Judge
SlAcsehbubA, Of New York, ard NJ Bell Of as,
-, nv. .a'etAl @ blows wers given and e1chsnge.
Ia, h'e' pu. the parties were separated
I,''s ny -ny hiash4i WAS duue. II 10 said the
Do, -, Sn, :" wsgt tl,ovo On Gen. Runyon'a
I.t ~ ou' Nheh VIC stakes were put ny by Mr..
'e' '"A' "o "A@Aon uowh.
foz some urno past . gang of thi.y.. h,xs IN
iested Nashville, Tenn, roGhng aud mur,isrins-
ci.ypnl Ard ,ier iurLi,1, 49,. -. nk
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MeXiCc.
Macmillan aud JuaTez What the Em.
perOr sHys.

d vsy Of Havana comes later utEI f.on AeIco
GAEimilian had isiued procSna ion, dated the %
instant in which lie olic.aiy snnoan-o, the deTsr-
turo 0! JusTsz i;om Mexican te dIorg. Mh4im,Aan
tayI;
The is'Isvhiru Don B'uito Tusrel has ,istti 1
VIII n 4. t.. y.ur u.t vuU-fRnrv Nr- 90 lat tu'-
,uuntd, uot only 10 'Au national vi,uus allen a''nrf.
io' i0 me -TmC eW that lp inyokru ia suupprs a. .
TIE 'rtaH'hS a. tho ana ir NLicl '.+'@ 80
tFatcl 20 s.derg hGl ruu oupald sfon ilr bilsl e
tge ~ s U pr "lCs, iu'0 Ei'"i "a" cause hah Geg'
oratod, ab'ncOuCu, o. the departure of tLeir cA4,f
iIylG nis native territory.
The Emperor adds
Iawle@nes. and disorder T. sin kept up Nv Y L.
guided leadebo ol dcJrzilci tfOo1s ana a. uuhr3 tI
sollc. -, aud iheIeC the U,slo IN ilIuC wall %
q Nl,n honest utl and Innss Ot cumnas tn
lhhilr me eoNCrrmelt, strong m ia p9"fH ANl
intcEh ia ~ punishment Of the la' or crluln-
a' b. oIeet that the laws OF civilization, Humaniy
and m1Mly may lie upheld.
Thi, poo aneton is confirmed By an inpeHA DE-
or e. ds'e The Cd las,sat, IN the Gteen srtie Of
Whe the mos. rigorous m'LIlrcs Ale onouneei
against ties N alns asa,nHt the government AMI
those who In snT manner Ad hem. Al .us'.t In
violation % thCre articles are TO be instantly iriod by
ooult-mArt,i al aud II couyc ei AIe to ierituco
nrhin ~ taty-Guf. tleru aitgr. Al VIII hsfi0i' Or
fLppy money, OtizlOus o. Information 70 1Ht sutE-
r ge ere r. De .liLmauly dealt "ith.
lAe vo' axe ~ haN M len 20 iugatan, Skleh wa
l5olecie4 end op' 80 tevcrsl months 40, VI tike
pace curing NuyeMier Two Important qu,sLon.
viii attract his Attentien, namely The p oons ca
sIngg between the dferent oastes, and tho estah-
lshment Of the limits Of The British colony OF BAiIe
or British Honduras.
No. muc' so.tb' o. menu0 b occurred in
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News Items
~ telegraph to u, S,y lo-l S.,

JonN hrrourt has not been released, ~, ,rt
sprisoner At Fortress n onros.
Tniuiss great scarcity Of sr,.ahscts a. Nv
Orleans and thr.. PER cent ia charged 'or dr,a,
upon New York aud Philadelphia
NV ph WV. 7. DwiGuT, Ions regarded a. On.
OF we so'sn Consregstonalist elcr.ymcn in Ncv
hng.nd' died a Anly'er, Mass. on Monl,y
aged Il years.
Inr sre" fair in Gid Of the soldier, and sailor,
W" in'usura'ed In phi,dclph,n, las, night. a, Ii,
Academy OF Music. TIE e,remoni., v.r. r..
messed ey an immense coucour,,, Including Gem,
Grant and Meade and Admiral r.rr.gr. On.
kesds delivered an address.
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The Interview Between NIr. Stephens nrd
the president.

Washington core ?ondent Of the Philsdelphl.
frDGFa says.
Mr. stephens Vas received eord,rv hv the pfe,,
dent. whom lie thiukrl N hi, usual r'ea ant f,,t
difnihei rav, and cOnvcI-at on then ems 81 mon
tue coud,ton Of the country the Pies teut's pl of
re- AZ on, and tculnilcencts Of tho net Roll
l'h'hil 70 NeIc lttifcIF tu-v and uufestrnined Ia
lAelr lhufuaae and manner ard The iuie~vlcv u4s
a. pienAAnt ~ ~ lie Vren two o'd but long tstfarei
lrend,. Nf. stephens said thl' IL Wss oAltg'o A
want ~ unity M u'hor' the -oI'h thNt n cir eau
"a. lo'i. When tl ZEN Of the moe cfurhiur n
pollrm Wes 'naurrrntti ~ Eiohra1d, fru'p ihlt
moment iht ~ tcl q vea AZ nn4Ugci. and tic Con.
h'ttcy Fhs l'it 10 i's tstc, hr. stephens q ,erv
cNeu NOT 20 mention tie narIo Of tlt r,hri pIC..-
soc iha' th 10 must have 'rcn % 'ou- rs,Hu cfl,ut
between lhtlh. Tow 'Id Na' ID p,rtl... lI.c,aF
40 not ifleNc thnt Va. sic hens tuttTtnius sin n
unRin teuL ?. "liia rial" suit he, you'll do no
5000. IA 90 lar ~ IN cha o. oi ueNor ss con-
teined' ne wts equally guilty ia Uayi.. aud A. u.
adHed, were thousands hosiits. While In close con-
hnemeut within tue damp W. o tho fort, Mr.
s'tWlen. 4eil away cCns.0efalN but IRON ihe
mnh" No Nns al'O ed nee CArltise out OF ol0I hp
eprmtuce4 To gain iu flesh au' Is alL.1.t IS Ne
~ ~ any IN, Hithn TIE mst 'll volis. u,.i not
lr you lN'' no dceCrf iuu .s.'.or, 'gr hs do. o
without Huimur, iudppd, illsfN hJ have ul.yd
nm hArh'y tlio' ahout tho war have Wised nina
fauRi, ioF' during tAo hole o. n. cont -u4 4ute
h!s hrrt eNcr l'lt vAuIr tusafdH thu 1'i nitu
lie hnd, OF COZ ~, DE Ie-,rr confirmed notion.
io1 ihclr oNu u,C''i.u tl.l sitl A4y : es tn the
"a. iton Of 'tc g,oiloIs IHtauy Es Nu st ted
tH'- eve l'. D. llr 90 .tu Hnr HEn4s lIt' many
CSC .tlliY ttut 10 .he l.. IH rtut nh l.1 state
lL'u'h un'er pro tH- WITCH none Who have re I
eN's io1g"t loI, L,teE rH,nur eru'' th' ul' ot.
ms none ~ tltNiJ iit0u aigaL Sc -a.l, sud MI
l4v>eod 1heEce Wa AtiIutr.
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HAvan. Vessel. srrivins from Bareelons and o.her
ports uf Spain put under CiUte ole rvat on tof
tear Of choors RunoTs are Ia e. cula, on of
cases occurring IN this city, but they are very
doubtful.
Nsv orleans, Oct. io.-Lste Mexican sdvice, repor.
all fear' Of an attack upon NaAmoras al an end and
the Of Escob bcdo and Coz having separated
aud only fev srase ing foo-crs Of tie latter Io.
naming In the neighuorhood OF the tosu aa1imi-
on the ffoll.cr
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=, = hNI,tE rcIn P'riu7GL sept, goth -t.ie. n .,
VI. 'H,'''A ~ u iralI4r vac r,rryiuy Oh 25 LILY,
Guy oi p7pula .lou # 20 900. A steiner bs
a,Hyei ere, "h! b n Alo.lndria on tAe ,seoni
o. p, 'ay VIII eighteen hundred pIlg1m.. Sac
-. So ~ ~nnhdred and sixty At Port Mahon. and
Gh ana when last heard Of vs., cru GuT Cd
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The 'ales 'o-dav tFrldnvl were enooo bales, TIE
market cOsing With an upN aIl tcuatLcr, and mi.
hlns sdvanco on all quantities. e siOaE in port IL
estmaiod Gt .02,uOU bset, Of which 1909 bLes are
amor can.
nApE RrPonr Tho advice. from Mancher.or
are favorable, the nAfKet iOr goods aud Ils he ug
rimr'' rith an adNsaclug tCnlCucy. Tee nHl ket
Tor cldsufA Cc es qug. and ste 4dy. Tie piOyAIln
ma ke' Clor,s st,Gi~.
. Lo' ION, t,1 az Er'Hn9, l3h.-Con.ol, close at
- llr0 Tor money.
AaLVIrAs sTocEe.-V. 8 F.yo-Twen'ieL GS <aC).
ETis sAgier, bs-s'.. III. Central sLaies, 5.aoJi..
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph 10 the Y. n. Sun.
FROM EUROPE.
Brother Jonathan aud John Bull.

breiner Jonathan aud John Bull.
SYMPTOMS OF A FALLING OUT
MIR, Adams Presents a Little Bill.
EARL Russell "CAs'T SEE lTm
TIE TENIiN EXCITEMENT.
Arrests Still Being Made.
News From Mexico.
MAX. HIGHLY ELATED.
Ue Finishes Up Juarez With a
Prodi-icrs Proclamation.
OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
90 More Ex-Rebels Punished.
THE BRECKEhaIDGtS AMONG THEM.
The SJC,O0O,OOO Loan.
BONDS ALL SUBSCRIBED FOR.
The F,enian Congress
: Highly Important Proceedings.
NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED
Election Of the Various officers.
&C., &C., &c.
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Virginia.

Bdi''1nors, oct. 25.--1ho PrrrRsRrRa I,pTx. Of
to-day, unteitisnds that the gentlemen recently
appointed to OH tho vaoanee. in tha. city, will bo
unable to qualify, on account oi their inability TO tai
the oath reQiIcd
Gov P,ci.1n, retained 10 Richmond on Saturday
evening, from Washington. ii,l. quitc ,lci
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Latest Commercial.

Lir,rpooL oct. i9.--Livo'pool Cotton Msrtet -
Tic B.oEeis' Circular tCpolth " lre sales o. tho
week loot up l12.oto, The market opened firm with
an udvunclnr tendency, but suhsel luen ly tee n q
Hat, and closed with an advance OF only d on
American, and yd. Id. inuia and other descrip-
tlons. Tho luotetIons 40 ~ ioloNa.
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The SJC,O0O,OOO Loan.

BONDS ALL SUBSCRIBED FOR.
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SYMPTOMS OF A FALLING OUT

MIR, Adams Presents a Little Bill.
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ALeIinrton, Ky, de.gaeh, OF Oct % to III. Gin.
cinra GAzrttL sayt:
We lc1n ihu 10 Hon. Garrett Davi, to-day al.d
tHtN9h in iat lJulb "A Circuit Court against tho
heuiu'ky icntirl Ea'licl and Gent, Tirlshin aud
i1Imef, claiming 5000 In DAMAGES, for carrying q
tevcr ~ his sla, Ou' Of tho Sta G, under pamo
and brsbin's orders. this 10 20 he . test cae, and
VIA 'ead to many mole % ~ mlIted to progress.
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Governor w. ". Holden, in accordance With (.
feluo't trnci by a m .otity Of the North Carolina
LcrrlAtn'o, has con'cuiri TO hi, nomination for
Governor a. tho approaching election IN that State,
on the second Thursday Ia November. Nj. jonathan
Worth the sssto Treasurer IA announced No (, can.
didate' In opposiiion to Governor Iolden, bat tho
latlsT VIII pTOhablY 10 eiect.d.
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The E'enian Congress
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THE BRECXEhaIDGES AMONG THEM.
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30 More Ex-Rebels Punished.
, 1865-05-12


General Robert E. Lee, the pseudo Chris
7isn soldier" is the worst remaining head OF
the MeduEan monster cf PROSTATE rebellion.
He bas the subue, satanic faculty of deceiY
Ing the very elect he is dangerous man,
lie holds 3 consideration in loyal minds which
does dnjusticesto Davis, Thompson & Co. He
is no better than they are, except in reputa-
ton; OF worse, except in seldshucss and hy.
l'ocrisy. He sccms to have magoeti: Infu-
ence over funkeys. This agents of the
Christian Commission in Richmond "weak-
cned" before hlm. We have it on credible
authority that loyal Boston woman's idea
of aIn3cable reconstruc:i1n Is to make R. E.
Lte commaude1-in:thie Of the United States
armyf What has Lee done or left uudone
that should so ingratiste him Into the good
craces and opinions Of doughfaces. male aud
1.tnale: Does the fact that he was
not IN original secessionist commend
him TO favor? That ia because be was
born in Vilgtnia and not in Sonth Carolins.
Is 1t owing to his rsputed military greatnesss
Let history decide that matter. We think
tEat time md investigation will make him
become "stoali BY degrees and beautifully
1ess-' Is It because he says he Is no pollt-
cians He seems to have been d politician be-
fore he became a General, and to hnye SUCCESS
fully compassed the te.R1ghts dogma Of
owing his Jlra allegiance to Virgin:a-hepce
he fought he says.
Is 1t his fine culture and delicate EeustbllI-
tics evinced II Ills "dlrecting the United
States officers to rctnore the col red seutine1s
from his private mansion In Richmond, as
they were quite offensive to him and his !
1Tifest Let Iffby r1risnn and He1la TsJand |
, 1865-05-12
ENGLISH SYMPATHY.

Let Us net be deceived. Sympathy at high
ti6e, like Charity, coverelh--or tries to-a
multitude of sins. Let us not forget that
The ordinary channels and springs Of SYM
pathy are entirely oyer1owed By the back
water of the present gushing food. Agsner
ens, friendly. nation, finding sympathy so
pleasant to It's weeping eyes, concludes TINT
1t is thing greatly to be desired, aud don't
object to codifyink into Its reputation sym
pathetic law retrospective IN its effect! Tine
and circumstances work Miracles. Success
is a magic wand that untars gates, else. i'm
pregpable. When the laurel touches the
brow, The man finds late appreciation. The
fall Of Richmond and the surrender Of Lee
revealed rich mine Of British gems where.
with to deck the lamcnted bier and crown the
fame Of Lincoln.
The London Times Gays: "In the House
Of Lords, the abscnce Of precedent for such
manifestations WAS actually made the subject
of remark. The addresses which the Ame,i.
can people Will receive from Us are the ex-
pres-ions OF sincere and unaffected sympathy"
America will cordially receive English SYM
1nthy with apprecIative and distinguished
consideration. English sympathy shall re-.
ceiye hight royal entertainment. and trpsthgl
Hope shall he chief eeryitor, but he. quiet
sister Memory, will a1so attend. =
, 1865-05-12

Issued from the United States Patent Office
for the week ending May I'd, 1865, : and each
b. airing that date: -. -"
JOSEPH 7. Bry IN, Of Lebanon, Ind for improve
neat IN corn planters; T . -; .,
- Charles Evans and William G.. Bartlett, Of
Morton; II, for improvement IN grading sccapes:.
Ao1a ,Fsnekoons5, 1,, fseh0olcFaf Aieh for
Jas: Il. Finley. 81 Delphi, Ind, foflmpro!ement
Rsyias M 9; Eletsaer. Of Racine. Wis, for improv.
.: Fofd; of:Votrest City, ILL.,, for improvement
:. dsotss u y: Hawk, Of ch,e,so, H., for improved
Daniel nald, of Chicago, III, f~ improvement
Ra1,st no5d, Of Chicago. H., aastgneE to him:
1ne eome place, for improved apparatus tor car
Joha i. Irwin, of Chicago, Ill.,, for improve.
Ferdlnand and Charles Lcrme, OF San rr,o.
cleco. Cal, for belt buckle.
Y. =. Long, Of Mountain c1ty. cotarado, for
George ". Pseet!, Of Adams township, Ind, 7or
improvement In animal traps.
Wm. Rhodes and MOSES Porter, OF Coyiuetou,
IL, 1e5 q Improvement ;.Rr IN culhvators. Antedat.d
Hamilton Richardson, Of JaresyfNe, Wis, for
apparatus for heating building.
Peter Scnat1er, Of Chicago, H., for Improve
ment in machine for boring hubs.
M.bbtEn 11bbets, Of lancaster, Ind, for tnA
proved apparatus for shifting sugarpans
Frederic Toggenbu1gef, of Chicago, Ill.,, for
improvement In tinaieg explosive shells BY block
work.
pfovement In horse rakcs.
Lum Woodruff, of Ann Arbor, Mich, for I'M
in seed planters.
:. John Nelson, or Rockford ILL.,, s..igner 10
himself and Wales Needha1a., or the a1ne place
for improved device for 81 curing grain bands.
s.. RH'IssuEs.
CIV. uughes, Of Bloomington, IT,, for I'M
provement IN magazine or selE1oadlng fra arrs.