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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-03
PEACE PROPOSITIONS.


From the Washington Chronicle.]
Yesterday it was announced that the Pre-
sident Of the United States had started for
Fortress Monroe. The mere rumor caused a
thrill in every loyal American heart. 1t sug-
gested that, in his sovereign capacity, he had
gone for the purpose Of concluding peace with
the Confederate authorities; that Mr. Seward
had proceeded to consult with these aut|sori.
ties was sufficiently known. We have been
overwhelmed with kilograms and letters from
friends who are anxious to know whether
these efforts to secure secure peace, &c. &c,
have any foundation. In reply, we have to
say, that we hope these efforts, whether COM
inc from private individuals Or public persons
NAV succeed. For our ogu part, slavery be
inc practically and constitutonally abolished,
we are ready to copceae everything else to re-
call orr erring brethren. On the subject Of
confscation, who does not knew that many Of
the leading Republicans in Congress objected
to the law, which has been partially and inef
fectiveIy enforced? Who does not know that
those who have purchased under this law 10
the city Of Washington and elsewhere, admit
that they have the frailest Of titles? Why,
not. then, at once give up law for the sake
Of perpetual peace, which all nations in times
of war have regarded as temporary? Next
comes the Amnesty Proclamation, with all It's
executions as to great offenders Why not
make this general, without excepion?' &C.
&. S. CONGRESS. tie Senate, yester-
day, Mr.. Sumner made an Intellectual attempt
to get up his resolution of inquiry relative to
the peace commissioners. The proposition to
except Louisiana from the operations of the
Joint resolution excluding the votes of certain
States in the Electoral College, was debated,
but no action reached In the House, reso
luton RI ported by Mr. Law to pay the five
surviving soldiers Of the revolution, an annui-
tv Of $500 during the remainder Of their lives,
was adopted. Mr.. Elliot, from the special
committee OH the subject made report upon
freedmen affairs, accompanied by bill which
he said was designed to take the care of their
property out Of the hands OF the Treasury
agents. 1t was postponed for week. The
Illinois and Michigan Canal bill was passed
The deficiency bill was taken up, and the
House non-concurred in the Senate amend
ment striking out the appropriation of $685.
600 for employees Of the House, and asked
committee Of conference.
THE PEACE MISSION.
Tho stoanoar at Annano1is from CITY Point
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B Il G X L r,
PIANO TUNER & REGULATOR,

Will attend promptly to the Tuning and Re
pairing Of Pianos, aielode ms, A ccordeonS, &c,
Sc Orders will be received at Mr., Robert
Bells Book Store, NO 81. King street; with
Mr.. John II. Parrot: and at Y. BIS. residence,
241, King st.
y. BECKER also offers his services and long
experience in the business, to Persons wanting
new Pianos. and wishing the advice Of an able
ana disinterested judge. feb Inn
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4 LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY.

A special dividend will be made Of certain
funds received from the United States for
of the Alexandria Water Company, as shall,
on or before the 18th day Of February next
Ike the oath Of allegiance prescribed in the
President samnesty proclamation of the 9th %
December, 1868 Copies of the oath will be fur
nished on application t. me.
r. JOHNSTON, Treasurer,
Alexandra Water Company
ianl 3--eotd
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FOR RENT.

aA$ STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, on
Cameron street, between Royal and Pitt, next
door to Whites Grocery store. 1t is a good
stand for business. Possession given imme-
diately Inquire Of JAS. CHI ATH A NJ.
feb 2--tf
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Mr.. Geo. NJ Frost, recently employed at
the depot of the Orange & Alexandria and
Washington & Alexandria Military Railroads,
has been ordered to apother station. Messrs.
Beekman and Pattengill, conductors oa the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, have also
been ordered to another station.
>-a,s>.-$s.------
The CHESAPEAKE BAY about Annapolis,
ia again opened to navigation, and the large
feetof transports and other vessels which have
been safely anchored in the Roads for the
past week are fast disappearing. The channel
is clear to Baltimore, and great number of
vessels engaged in coasting trade have moved
towards that city.
The Ice, in the river, is weakened by the
moderate weather we have had for three or
four days past, and openings begin to appear
But it is yet too thick and solid, for the pas
sage efs ordinary steamboats, and the blockade
continues. No communication with Wash
ington yet by water.
OYSTERS are non est, in this market; the
supply lIOil tPSHnCIS having DSOu SAh"UD.SN
several days ago-and, we believe, there was
but one boat load up when the freeze com
menced. Some Of the dealers are bringing
few from Washington, by land.
.t--@---s---
LEGISLATIVE. No business Of importance
was transacted on Wednesday. 4 committee
of conference was appointed in both houses on
the disagreeing votes on the bill concerning
Notaries Public.
ACCIDENT. Mrs W: W. White, residing
on " olfe street, accidentally fell on the ice in
her yard, yesterday and .swas quite severely
injured.
Our CARRIERS for the western end of the
city, will call upon their subscribers to morrow,
for their Dues and we commend them to
favorable attention and prompt payment
The City is very quiet, and but for the oc-
casional march Of troops through the streets,
there would be an unusual duness. Business
is said not to be brisk.
SNoW.-It commenced showing about two
o'clock to-day.
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WE call the particular attention of dealers 10
w our stock of DRY GOODS, consisting Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Dress Goods, Cottons, lrlsh
Linens, .Calicoes, Hoop Skirts, Flannels,
Blankets: Balnoral Skirts, Table Linens,
Towels, Oil Cloths, Lambs Wool Shirts,
Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchief Shirt Collars.
and al! Goods in our line, which we are offering
at prices that cannot fail to please.
ROBERT L. WOOD,
No. TO, King, below Washington ST.
ia1. l3--lm
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LEGISLATIVE. No business Of importance
was transacted on Wednesday. 4 committee
of conference was appointed in both houses on
the disagreeing votes on the bill concerning
Notaries Public.
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Loo Al n E " s.

DR. Cox s LECTURE, last night, at Llber.
" Hail. was we'll attended, and gave much
pleasure to az appreciative audience. bis
sheme was English Poetry, and he handled it
with eloquence, taste ard skill, and with a
warmth OF feeling, which etlisted the sympa.
shies Of his hearers. The recitations were
beautiful, and the explanations judlcious The
Lecture was listened to throughout With great
attention, and much appiautled.
A u1ost beautiful specimen Of penmanshlp,
around, and in the centre Of which: are very.
handsomely executed likeness of Gen. J. z.
Slough, u. s. Military Governor of this
place, and his staff, the whole designed and
written by j. D. Williams, member OF the
District Volunteers, is now ia the Royal street
window OF Mr. j. NJ stewarts store corner
of King and Royal streets. All who see this
proof Of the handy work Of tie penman must
see that he is master Of his art
Mr. Geo. NJ Frost, recently employed at
the depot of the Orange & Alexandria and
Washington & Alexandria Military Railroads,
has been ordered to another station. Messrs.
Beekman and Pattengill, conductors oa the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, have also
been ordered to another station.
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ACCIDENT. Mrs. W: W: White, residing
on Wolfe street, accidentally fell on the ice in
her yard, yesterday, and .swas quite severely
injured.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-07
SheriTs Sale.

bani;oxoc County Circuit Court-E!.;n
den against Sarah CrYnan and David Cron
judgment Of toreci sure.
BY virtue alii il puTsnsnce Of a Judgment
foreclosure and sale. made N the above enti,
Gauge, On the % II day OF December, 1861
Ie-u az term oi the Circuit Court # The 81
ot wisconsin, held in and for the county
Hau;;owoc, / shall expose for sale and sell
pubic auction, 10 Tie highest bidder, at
sheriff. olii,e, in the vi lage Of Ma, i:owoc.
SATURDAY, the 22i Gay OF April, 1865, at
&c 0 K ~ the lo'enoon Of said day, tn. tnllo,
iig described Hongaged premises, viz: I
.h"re CERTAIN tracts Or parcels Of land, situat,
III the counts oC Na,itowoc, S.Gte OF Wlscopsj
ami khown and described as follows: The We
h:h 81 south est guar e. Of section twenty ~
- toHn Il htecr lis range jweut, one y
cas-, CO. tiinirg eighty acres OF Had. or
much thereof a. may bc sufficient to raise I.
mount OF sad Judgment tose.Eer win int
est costs and exnen>es of sale
GEO. S GLOVER, Sheriff CT
Aatlt"w,c Cluny. Wi-cJusia
Dated Shesitf, Office Jan. -, 18C5
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SLerins Sale.

Manitov &C EDEn1l Circuit Court-Ed"in Al
den against Sarah CruEaa aid David C.oaan.
JU fgucBi Of iogtciosnra.
- virtue and IN pursuance of q Judgment OF
foreclosure 2lc sale, nad5 ii the above entitled
cause, on the 70 day Of December, 1861 at A
tegulnr term OF the Circuit Court OF The State
Wisconsin, held ia AID for the couut, Of
AhntOSOc, | shall expose for sale and sell n
public auctlon, to the hi2hest bidder, at the
Shrrt..s office, IN the village # NauItoYoc. on
Saturday, the 22i day al Apil. 1865, 1T 10
O'Clock III the ioFeunon Of "a u Gav, the lgllos-
ing desert ed mmteagcd premises, viz: All
those CERTAIN tracts or parcels OF land eitutt-d
III The county OF Nanito~ oc State OF " seems u,
and kLo"n and described rs fIiloas: the ast
htH 81 tie soulh east quar- Ct st.fion twcEty
40 Y town eighteen i range twenrs one
q east containing cishCy acres Of land, or so
much thereof a may be- sufficient TO raise the
amount OF III Jud ,ment together with inter-
est costs and EXPENSES of safe
GEO, :. GLOVER, Sheriff Of
h,ro1oc Count, Wisconsin.
Dated Sheriff. Office, Jaa, 10, 1885
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Man towoc Coutg Courr. State Of Wiscon-
Sln, As'It"w"c County, s.. II The matter Of
the estate . arah Norwood, deceased
~ tdis 9TH day Of april, a D. 1850 uFo1
" reading and fling fhe petition OF f iery
b. IIclt, stating that Sarah A. Norwood.
OF the County OF Maui,owoc. d ed in'estate on
or about Ihe 18Th day Of October 1863, and
ed Administrator of the e.tate Of the saji
deceased. j. Is Ordered that said spplc .tion
Dc heard before lie, al tue ProEn.ta Off e in
M village Of HanirowUc. ora the 2ilh dar of
April d 1865, at 10 O'Clock 4 ~ Aud il
Is Further ORDERED ,la. I.otice of sad appcs-
tion Srd hearing he given by publishing a copy
OF this order Tor three successive weeks, once
III each y, eN, III thu PliOi, a newspaper p,iatcd
IN sad village, prior 10 sad hearlug. by Us
Court.
GEO, " BARKER, County Judge.
Dated Apr! 7, 1865
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TAX NOTICE.,
State Of Wsconsin, County Of Manitowoc.
County Treasurcr;s Office
Mauitowoc Ayril s. 1865.

County Treasurcr's Office.
Manitowoc, April 8. 1865.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that in conformity
~ with chapter - Of the general laws Of
1859, and chapter 81 Of the general Laws Of
1861. and chapter II Of the general laws Of
1852. unI Oh p;er 50 Of the general laws Of
1861, so much Of each tract or parcel Ct land
described in the follow ne statement, rs may be
necessary for the purpose. will be sold on the
second TucsI ) Of Nay ne1t. II beng the 9Th
l.y IF My j.. 1863. AMI the next succee Ting
GlYs by tie Ire ,sJrcr OF Nanitowoc roun:y
afore, ,ll II public auction at his Office n the
Eii@ge If Han:,owoc. to pay the taxes. charges
and interyS; due thereon forthe ye4r 1884, AMI
the volunteer 30 inty tax LEVIED in 1888, and
returned uny L!l 70 this Office to wit
Town Gg >CILE.S4E IG.
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Inan t0VOc IN,arkel.

Gorrtc'd I'oiy jy VIZ. H. iIoR>
Eeoier Il. p.1|Rce, Pyorisjons. dc.
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In kfEeD &c.

Rover ue Sarnp ca, c.lrd
la III arch 81. lsG5
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HpTING 70 T0WE GLIEKS

MaEl.ow0c NJ ) 1860.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

HoLLowAYs PLLs.--EPnEPsY OR FALLING
SrcKxEss.-As preventiyes from recurrence or
in establishing permanent cure of these period
ical fits. whether arising from plethoric or en-
feebed constitution, Holloway Pills have been
emnently successful in every instance They
not only purify but cqualize the circulation of tue
vital fluids, stimulate the torpid action OF the
functions and invigorate the system. For apo
plexy and rush of blood to the BRAN, they are
the only antdote Sold by all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
DR.. BRIOT'S FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Their immense sale has established their reputation
female remedy unapproached and far in advance Of every
other medicine for Suppression and Irregularities and 9TH
distractions in females On the receipt of Five Dollars
these Pills will be sent by mail express, to any part of
the world, secure from curiosity damage.
Persons distance he cured at home by address
ing letter to DE. j. PERRAULT, Sacramento and
Montgomery streets Rooms Nos 10 and H. Box 9i3
Post Occ. San Francisco stating the infinitely
possible general habits of living occupation etc etc All
taken under treatment warranted No charge for
advice. No puisons harsh medicines to njure the
stution; making sick to make we'll We honest
in dealings, frank in opinions. and charges
will be far less than demanded by other physicians We
invite investigation claim not to know everything nor TO
everybody but do lay claim to and COM
and eight out of ten pronounced ncu
rabe We particularly request those who have tried this
Doctor and that scientific Physician boased and adverts
ed till and discouraged to call upon 1t will
cost nothing consultations free. 41.1y.s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

no APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer
ing to the public advertisement of this kind,
for it is universally acknowledged that the
treatment Of these particular diseases consii-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

THE San Francisco Examiner, mouth piece of
California traitors, prophecies President John
sons death for the hanging of Writ It's Dem
ocratic doctrine, backed by Democratic prece-
dent. That's all
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

For SESAToR.-Ex-Judge John S. Hager. of
San Francisco, is announced as y National DEM
ocratic" candidate for State Senator from that
city
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

WHISKY REBELLION IN oREGoT--"e notice by
the Dalles Nountqjaeer that TIE people of Scio,
OREGON. recently went to a drinking house in that
place. and under pressure Of threats to destroy
his stock of rot-gut, induced the proprietor
to accept the value of it. They dampened the
street with the fluid and merchant, Inspired by
the example, emptied his last barrel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

BIG TRAvELING.-The Atchson Champion SAYS
Louis McLane and party made the trip from Den
ver City TO the Missouri river-six hundred and
ffty-three mles-in three days and eleven hours
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
Soeietu Autifes.

B1- Trinity Chapter, No. 10, Royal .freh .ne
the second and fourth Tuesday in each month";
at the Masonic Hall. Weayerville,
Avs WM. BAEHR, secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

Wholesale KILLlYG.-Intelligence was receiY-
ed at San Francisco on the 18th that Hardgraves,
she murderer of Adams pursued by Sheriff
Worden and Deputy, of Mendocino county lie
swore that he would not be taken alive and they
shot him down. Although mortally wounded,
he shot Worden killing him instantly and woun-
dei the Deputy, who died in a short time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

WE DoUET Ir.-Thc Marysvlle 1FpeqI says
Governor Low is no doubt candidate for the
United States Senate, and has much positive
strength as any other candidate. The latter as
sertion we do not donbt, but in the face of his
card to the public several months since, we can
hardly believe that the APPca} is correct. We
hope not not that we have any dislike for him,
or reasonable objection to his being United
States Senator, further than that he was elected
to be Governor, and there is plenty of able
Senatorial material in the State without calling
him from that position.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

ACCORDING to the Flag there are three thous-
and six hundred and twelve whisky mills > in
the city OF San Francisco. Pretty well barred.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
been sufficiently cultivated, in consequent

been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence Of
the stdouness of the profession, who have abandoned
these specaltes to the of unqualified practi-
TONERS. There exists here power repress the
pudence and cfrontery Of totally incompe-
perform the duties their practice
thereby iniictng miseres degree unparalleled any
other class Of human disorders The only way to remedy
this evil is call the of the public WELL N
FORMED MEMBER of the medical profession, le-
gaIy quail fed and who devote5 his exclusive
ton to diseases arising from the undue excitement of the
generatiye organs together with those incidental stages of
acute disorder which, when neglected terminate in the
horribywasting form of constitutional disorganzaton-
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the ANX-
I0US AND UNTIRING ATTENTION.. for the last EIGHT
YEARS to special branch of study and his mode of
procticc suggested and improved by experience, and
pcrments made through the medium Of the microscope
enables him detect the presence of in the
We wish impress those who have failed of relief else
where that they derive benefit from examination OF
Of Seminal Emissions and Impotency
well of Gravel diseases of the Bladder and Kid
neys end at ascertain the cause of the pa
cnts complaint to prepare the proper remedies foI
each particular disorder and according each
Patients suffering from Diseases any stage
Pains in the Bones rheumatism, from the effects OF
Mercurial Poisoning, who visit personally, will re-
ceive, in addition usual treatment, INDICATED
VAPGR BATHS, without further charges This Bath has
nearly superseded all other treatment in Europe Refer
will given several who have been cured by this
treatment. after having failed with others
Persons of both who have impaired their health
and destroyed the vgor of their minds by their mis-
and thus deprived themselves of the pleasures of
life informed that consulting Dr. PERRAULT they
will find friend and Physician who has cured many in
every part who applied broken down i'll health
rejoicing all that makes life desirable and
Rerar bn nfrya vlon in
almost every part of the State. from parties who know of
cured by DR. PERRAULT after in vain trying
al physicians.
Diplomas in his office where all persons
themselves that they under the of regularly
qualified practitioner. We have the latest and safest
eies in such mode of be obtained at other
office this coast, in Syphilis Gonorrhea, elect, STRIFE
lures Gravel Stone in the Bladder, Enlargement Of the
Testace, liberated Throat Bones and Nose Cutaneou5
Euptions, Ulcers Absces and other diseases depending
impurities the blood DE-. PERRAULT still retains the
only agency in California of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
TO INYALIDS
VyvHOSE sUFFERINGs HAVE

WHOSE SCFFERINGS HAVE
been pEotractel from hidden causes and NAL
treatment. and who require prompt relief
to render existence desirable
DIR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, begs 10 Inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that ne may
be consulted personally by letter in all ca
ses of Nervous and Physical De ebiIity,
and the various disorders arising from sedenta-
~ habits, excess, accident or climate, from Q,
4. NJ. to r. NJ, and from to S, p. NJ, at his
Office Armory Building, northeast corner Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms Nos. o,
10 and IL, first floor up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

NORTH FoRK.-We shall be glad, in common
with the people of that place. when the wagon
road is completed to North Fork. As an exam
pie of the inconyeniences experienced by the peo-
pie from this necessity, John W. Phillips few
weeks since went to North Fork with a wagon
procured at the Tower House, for the purpose of
removing his family to the valley. While there
the storm commenced, and in less than twelve
hours the river raised to such hight that it
impossible to re-cross it at the ford The wagon
is on furlough at Bagdad,' while Phillips
has returned to his duties at Red Bluff When
the road is finished from Buffers to McGillyray's
his family may follow-perhaps before.
When the lower Trinity country is again set
tied up, which it soon will be, North Fork will
assume much Of its former Importance. All the
river travel will necessarily pass through it, and
the post Office is included in the Humboldt and
Trinity mail route. One of the best and most Sc
bridges in the county spans the North Fork
at the town, and it belongs to Schooner. The
same industrious and enterprising citizen has
built blacksmith shop at the corner of
Main and River streets. He intends to pull the
old one down, as he has already done the old
slaaghter-house adjoining, which will add very
much to the appearance of the town. In addi-
tion to their merchandise business, Nickel Bro
theirs manufacturing all the lager beer used
in that part of the county. Geo. Yohe has rem
oyated, improved and re-panted his Hotel from
kitchen to garrct. 1t is as comfortable place
to chang up be found in the county,
and the sleeping accommodations are not excel
led by anybodys. McWhor Il Mullane have
purchased Phillips market business, and are do
ing a thriving trade. Tinsey has laid in tuns
of hay and barley with view to doing justice
to travellers quadrupeds entrusted to his keep
ing. Charley Schutze has opened the billiard
saloon formerly occupied by Bilay and is doing
a very good business for the dull season. North
Fork is the natural outlet of a rich mining coun-
try and will be a good business point for many
wears to come. But road is needed to Big Flat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
Industrial air".Mechanics' Institute.

REPORT COMMITTEE AWARDS C.LIFoRSIA BRAN
PUNCHES C0RDI BITTERs-IELD SEPTEMBER
23Tn, 1864.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

The Marysyille AaPeaI says DR.. A. S. Long,
of Yuba City, was drowned while going home
from Marysville on the 22d. The water was
the road, and the current so strong that
the buggy in which he was riding was swept
from the track. man who was with him
barely escaped with his life