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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-01
Local n ElW s..
AMEN DEDa CITY &C HA RTER,

The Oh arters of this city has been amended
BY an act Of the Legislature, now inzsession in
this place. The amendments abolish the
Board Of Aldermen aud provide that upon the.
first assembling Of the. members Of the City
Council, who shall be elected on the first Tues
day in March next after the passage of this
act, they shall BE divided into two equal
classes, two Of each class from each ward to
be umbered by lot. The term of service Of
the members of the first class shall expire at
the end OF one year after their election, and
the term Of thegother class at the end of two.
years after their election, and this alienation
shall be continued, so that one half of the.
members Of said Council, from each ward,
shall be chosen every year. All elections are
to be by ballot, and not viva voce, as hereto
fore, and all corporation officers, except the
mayor are to be elected by the Council The
boundary between the % and Sd wards is. to.
be St. -Asaph instead Of Pitt street The
Council may elect police justices to try cases
coming under the corporation laws The cor
poration is prohibited from contracting any
debts or liabilities, except to borrow money in
anticipation Of one years taxes, for; period
not to exceed five. years. + The amendments.
are not to be submitted to the vote of the.
people, but are to take effect on the lst Iof
March next. VI sa.aAaG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-01

Il ExHrBrrr1oN!-The ex hibiton Of the Sun .
day School of the Methodist Protestant
Church, at. Liberty Hall, was largely attended,
last night Is The exercises consisted OF singing,
defamation, dialogues, &c, and the children
of the school acquitted themselves with great
credit, and to the entire satisfaction of the
audience The evening was spent delightful !
" by all present The sale Of tickets no doubt,
brought in handsome. SUN for the heneh OF
the School. Some of the incidents Of the
evening were particularly spleasing-and the
beautiful prayer by Mr., WA Arnold's young
est son, child like, simple, innocent, as it was,
will long be-, remembered. But indeed, al
gho took part, deserve praise. 9taGes
The THAW goes on, with prospect for
rain or snow shortly few, more days like
this will make an impression on the solid mass
of ice in. the river. The Alexandria and
Washington ferry boats will resume their trips
as soon as ever an opening ismade tor running.
l.3EE-------- -.<s--- >.~--- - Il 81
RAILROAD. While the ice blockade con
tinues on the river, the trains on the T.. 5,
Military Railroads will. leave as follows
l. ave Alexandria 8, 1890, a. NIL, It's, and
$40 IN. Leave Washington 10 ia a., IL
"a, 2, 4. SO, and 843 p. u. III u I.. i.
Tomorrow is the Feast Of the Purlflcatlon1
Tor Candlemas Day. in the Catholic Church,
on which occasion oferingszarez made OF can
dies for the use of the alter. 1t. will be
celebrated, as usual, in st. Mary,s Church.
CANcELLING NorEs.* The Finance Com
mittee OF the Corporation last week cancelled
and destroyed S., oOom more 9. redeemed o Cor,
poration notes. ! ~ 81 La ~ q 1! i III 5Eze
Sh - 4 - II W. la. "a
O. Gold, ia New York, to day, 2023. IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES. During the month
ofJanuaryt there we're matchmaking licenses
issued from the Clerk office of the County
Court Of this county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-01

THE CORPORATION FISH WHARF has been
rented for the ensuing year, to Lemue Cook,
for $5Ol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

alton like thar Of individuals CorpofAtors IN
corporations formed under che laws Of the state
shall not b Individually liable for the dsbts or
liabilities Of such corporations No bank notes or
paper Of my kind can b allowed 70 ctfcuinte %
monsy except The Federal currency and the notes
Of banks authorisSd under the laws Of Congress-
General laws must b pasSod for the organization
Of citISs and towns and restricting their powers
Of taxatiou, assessment, borrowing money. con-
tracing debts aDd losnng their credit except for
DroeIrinR UubplIss Of water. Tho State u pro-
hlbited from looming or giving money Or itA cred
It, or subscribing to the stock Of any corporation
or ssSociation except for educational or chRritA.
bis purposes. Counties, cities, towns and other
municIpHl9 corporations are prohibited from be.
coming stock holders or loaning theft credit In aid
of any company. corp orStien or association, Tex.
cept railroad companies corporations or associa:
tionk" $50 ess!trL. grtFirv
The material changes In ,hll Article from the
old Consttution are, permitting the circulation Of
the notes Of banks authorized under ths laws Of
CongrsSS, emitting the provlSo which authorised
In cid Of the PsciAe Railroad. and authoriEln0
counties, cities and towuIto loan thsir credit In
aid Of railroad euterpriSss. ai55b4 .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND sfarI pHJT. 2
The fiscal year conmsncss January lat In each
year. Taxes must be levied ench year sufficient
to pay the annual expenses Of TINT year, and also
the deficit, II any, for. tina year preceding. To
enable Estate to do d cash buBipeEt rom the
start, the State may contract debts TO an amount
not e1ceedlAI $500 900 Hnder careful restrictions
o. to . eTeeter amount II uecessary 10 proVide
pThe only material change from the old Consti-
tutsn b emitting the 1sctiop which prohibisd ne
iSsrinH Of scrip or othM evidence ofindeoteoness,
unlsts there were moasy intAs stsss treasury 70
IL Z, =, .ARfIctr a-fixitLoN. 49,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
ProcIanatlon,

T,ERRIToRy OF NEVADA, EXECUTIVE
Denastment. Carson City, October 10, 1854
Whereas, / hayr received requihtion from Ma
ior.9sneral Irwin Mcdowell commanding De-
psrtment u the Pacific, the same having been
made under authority from tne q oepsrtment,
infantrr "a complete, With those already In serv.
Ice from Nevada. full regiment OF Infantry.
Now. therrforr T. James W. Nye, Governor Of
tn. Terrjtorv N Nevada and Commander.in.
Chief Of the Militia thereof do hereby call upon
the citizens Of this Territory 10 organize them,
selves into seven "a companies, su NJ 70 M
the batialion of Infantry now In service from this
iTerritory. and III. requirements of said requisi-
tion-
In witness whereof. have hereunfo set
~ nv hand. and caused the, Great Seal
LIS Of the Territory Of Nevada to be az,
~ fixed Done at Carson Oity THIS lsth
.".| day Of October, 1864. ~,,,,,
- 1.rsIraeg JAMES W.'N
~ Governor and Commander In Chief v
5#aeiI saH oftbe Territory Of Nevada.
Attest: ORION CLEMENS. Sag. .l.'i %
secretary Of the Territofy'-.S,I
Each Company Of Infantry CONSISTS -, o. one q,
CaptAn, one % First Lieutenant, ons 70 Secono
Lieutenant Ave (9 sergeantsI =, eisn1 S0 OSrpo,
rals, Two 90 Musicians, one ~ WAGNER anu not
iess man sixty.four 64) Privstes: t--oo.
No charge for II foregoing, Orion:l oc29 # i,
:, - :. = Notice. ~ rur u,,nrp
A L. PERSONS INHABITED ~ oI ThE SSNDS sfa-
fees due for ocial services rendered any psFormed
during ny term Of once, are hereby notned and
9neslen 70 make immediate payment :. LII
street Virginia, and thereby avoid costs Of exseu
ton and rnecesssry legal process soF me eosc
Ton thereof Mr.. Stoner is my duH su5n ,o
% and receipt fg 81 IA s,
CURED eytust Indebtedness on my part 20 oth p.
nope. from the Indulgence already giTsn ~ tnYse
except St their market vaiue all ocial services
wers rendered and performed BY me purely on
eash oasl1, and are payable m coin uow.pn
Late sheft6 Of Storey county, ~;
Virginia. Sept p. 1854. ssoa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
Total receipts SS 49,; n: ;sl 2; =.

3. g Z 2 .sti1' u. K0RN, Town Treasurer.
Gold Hil, Nevada, Dec. 10, 1854. f IaT Z
:. -IS1 - - +" = -.s.'E H..TH.s.es hau.
No report OF the Treasurer having been made for
a A matter NJ nnblIc interest have deemed IL adj.
visible 10 publish bis report entire for the present
quarter and the one preeeding -,
del0 GRO. w. AYLESMOkTH, President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

Isg0 t5 Wines and Liquors. sst,a
ME HAVE JUST RHCEIyID FROM TIE
w Bay,A new and choice Stoek Of fofeikn and
American Wines. Aandiea ana otheP 1dp6rS. Vhica
We 0rsr q remarkably lev Rstss ISS e.;
Gold HIN, Juns II, Ma ~ I :. n11u M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
THE GATE CRY !.
EOR RENT OR sALE-The under

Il signed will rent or SELL easy terms the store
house occupied by him the Levee between Main
and johnson 1t Is rs feet front by loo feet Deep
four stories high very substantially built nearly
proof and th second and third foors BE- used nom
the alley without the labor of hosting Good floor
scales aud counting II Is well adapted for whole
sale grocery produce provision business for
featuring purposes. Z. II. HARRISON.
spr2-dIw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY AM
REST INyEatdRNT IN THE City i. ofsr.s ,

the following: AF ~
Two store rooms and lot Main street. between eth
and 9TH streets in the best block in the city for business
Price 81 COO.
Two store rooms with comfortable dwellings above
9Th street. between Main and Bondeau streets The
best stand off of Main street in the city for business
Price 50 800
Ore DoeLsng House, rooms, cistern, cellar 4c stu-
ateo opposite Exchange Street Church. between Sd and
9Th street. Price ", 600.
One Brick House rooms cistern &C.. not two squares
from the market house Price $500
goo IeilstJ ilonsts and ioE each house containing
rooms cellar and cistern and rents for SIS per month";
Price 81 coo.
Also vacant lots have left exchange for land in
Missouri or Iowa
will take few thousand dollars in Lee Cbanty Rail
road Bonds al their cash rdie in part payment The only
reason for offering this property at these sacrificing pr
ses IL desire TO change n.y nusiness.
i L. CURTIS,
mch24-dlm Corner of Concert and 9th St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

METHODIST HYMN BOOKS-All
II - sisss and qualities, for ssls b -
'soe - I'D A-W.W11fUOFT-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

Mhiea 10 tas hasas Of the bittsrs offered ~ pub
H. That hsaog hsisnssto tins safivs n Cen
nA America te whom Its virtues have been known f1
1oes tnaa two hundred years. Armsd With Il jhs In
I'm h0 deAancs - the most deadly alaria aud No.
dss without fear the most vsnomoas sexpeass If 4
oesf With hsn thst while thers Ii breath In - body
The Ceron Il potent TO cure, neAattsr what the dsea
may b.
Willis Dr. Ball y ~ prepared 70 sndorsc this
CAN'T prcteniun he h nevertheless satsea from thes.
sash sEtion Of tbs svfdprce relating IL virsuea
tAat resy And pssvsativs for ali diseases assans
non exposure sthss 70 change Of weather and ests
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-18
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Progress OF the Overland telegraph.

san Frsneiseo, kor. 1.-THE Western Union Tel.
esraph Company's schooner Milton Bsdser sailed
from New Archsnsel Bay, bound 70 AnaydAir, SHE
ria, on August 9i,t 1865, having on board Lieut..
Collins u. haeres and party, Who are to explore
the country to Ansdrsoek Russian fort In siberia.
On Aug. Isth they made Keydisk Island. on Sept
9Th they arrived at Onamak Pes On Sept 9Th they
spoke the lnosnys has ship Golden Gate, bound or
bort Michael, Russian America. On Sept sun tney
saw the leland Of 81 George on the lt,n t In,o
made Cape 81. Basil; and the 19th they ran lnio
the bay aud anchored IN the passage between nuA'
Bay and the river, opposite an Esluimsui NluAse.
be ore the vessel came 20 anchor the hsuNes Uhme
.ell their fuIs for tobacco. DC. ON ths 2sth the
schooner weighed anchor and WORKED up the pa,aEe
towards the river, and anchored lOO uiies from lts
mouth. ON the 21st Lieut.. Macrea and myseh, Win
river aud found II clear Of Ice and the country hal
the appearance Of being . good place 70 build the
line. On the afternoon OF the 22d, Lieut. hactea
vent shore TO native settlement Eve miles IT. IN
ing from 4OO 70 500 head. On the f5th
he commenced taking In stores, having selected
his camp FIVE miles from the mouth Of the rlver.
In the meantime the schooner had worked up 70
ed landing stores ON Oct. lat, We saw the eomp,nys
steamer George 4. Wright working up the passage,
and weighed snohor and run down TO her. Col
Buckley was on board. On the 18Th the thermome-
Francisco, in company with the company's steamer
George s. Wright bound for Petropanloviski, Hams
catka and thence for Victoria TO arrive In Ban Fran
cisco the last of November. The schooner, on the
stIong winds while In Behring's Sea On the zsth
there heavy gales ION the northwest ON the
I'D rpoke bark Coral Of New Bedford, from the
Arctic Ocean, bound 70 San Francisco, With Lao
November made the fAraone Island Hight Of the
! bar Dor OF San Francisco.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-18
The Winoo.ki and Algonquin

WashiH0,on, SOp. lO.-Chief Engineer, Darby,
tillman and kellogg have made report to the navy
Department Of the late comp ititve trial Of the ma.
chimes Ct the Wnoo0kl and Algonquin, TO determine
the economy Vi fuel With which the power va ic-
spsctyely developed in the tao csses They say the
trial "ua conducted In exact conformity wish tue
instructions Of tho Board OF Civilian Experts, aud
that the Wincoskis machines inside the DC hour.
luu, working 10 the mos; perfect manner and steadily
'inpovias, giving better result tor the last twelve
hoIis than Tor the first. The performance Of tie
machinery, in every particular leave, nothing be
teaiged iOr efficiency In a marine piddle.wheel
steamer. Ito durability aud reliability could be de-
pended on tor ANY lenrth Of cruising. They sag the
machinery Of the Algonquia was evidently ~autlng
these PARTICULAR aud in pIo2e. adaptation for Laine
"a. poses In style, fnish and convenience Tor -u-
ipllaton il " d. also iGr behind It's composition
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-18

Asoro foreign rumors. 10 one ths, Geos Nc.
ClellAn and Bsauregard had rendered their words
TO The Pope Tor the defense VI Rome.
A xIsIR aged eighty one, hiss jus; died 81 Gan.
denzorf near Vienna. He leaves nearly two mil
lion francs TO the Pope
In stated that there 10 talking dog In Spring
field, Mass. lie can say "Good morning" "uow
do you do !" and many other things plainly.
50 far as returns arc now received, It appears
that ten cergymen, Of various dsuoInin stions,
we're elected " the Massachusetts House OF Repre-
seniatives last TUESDAY.
Tux Russian papers announce that the cholera,
which made it's appearance ia the Southern pro-
vnees two months ago, 10 still advancing NORTH in
spite Of the cold weather.
A sensational story 10 toing the rounds OF the
press that the wife " WrZ stemptet 10 convey
poison W her husband, while In tho act Of kissing
him. The scheme is said to have been frustrated
by ma officer in charge Of the prisoner.
A PECULIAR accident occurred in England re-.
Gently. Three gentlemen riding in "dog-csrv'
In the country met an acquaintance who was hunt
ing, 10 salute whom they raised The "tally ho. f"
The horse they we're driving had been hunter,
and on hearing the cry he started of at full speeI
jumping ditch, and throwing the gent em en- from
IRE cart, Ons Of the occupants was instantly
led, and the others seriously injured
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-18
CONTINUED from Yf,a Pags.l

teen reconoiled. The Convention instructed the
legislature 70 proyiee 'or the payment on ne dspt.
" he StL'e; declared al aeot. eontm,ea ~ W VI
u cut Ut the same Mr. Read said. We have beard
t.at notpithrGndng the stas might yied, sno -
b. sude stands IT, Las yielded all that 4" iuNoVsu
~ h- var and not ithstanding our people -ete sun
Dls.tc roA ai-posed. a1d sntion, ior iias e H.
a.itts4 utlc, thpy hai ~ tliicaious not pfctcrb,
., =, ~. Jolsttut ~ that hey Fould leli,tu"
'otar, 40 gu h Which ~ men the STATE can tatt,
nIliin NJ no. mer,y thlt toy nie flsht noN w
Tia. have never done riolR. nc e Noiuslo'V
hei er.o-a at on u,Jn any uch te'i =. II Jug.
would De .elt l., our po'piC UNIV eisail' .s fu,h
Gttg erCnr, tia. 10 would Pot ihGir IRON
aev,iion 10 tho Cove nmert and ihen hs,V, hoE
cal r,.t.t ia ttciucsso Of Gtfie rni nc aver
ston 10 1 easou. Lut .uCU ~ re cphlOduHtd ~ nv
npu,.,on " ohi Oh .-,'.p l,,,.i, al Colf.,ss
10 feoea tLa t,-to Ode nave ihnr- ht ! fcfnt 'nl
both you alo 80 '1artes' tlet i'tn,s ,n ,o
t1csleury', ma, idnimity vot nd TO Il some
Ionection which Wound avail that -,-.'
ur.her fcnsrts by Mr.. Reid, In which he
,poIe OF liz. confidence rcpcsci In him BY Norlh
C.toipa. The President responded a. ioilo"s'
Hos. Nj Eiup-I .eccivod ffYm you,p 'th pleasure,
hyup Vi the pIoceedlIts ~ u" Coh', lt,h Oi 10
Carolina. t,,lp o'a'e c,rhAiiy u. conc ~
dirt 81 which 90 have 'idt, 90 ,aS Nun, ans
and vcli tOWeiGs restoring tbs stale 70 hti
p.our. IA ounl e lions tot soi1etbins yei rer aln-
10 te tore ~ tCud, thaf fsH'Ore. on iniut IL.'
,,.eucatE An accrptntion ot ttu Con, 3, .s. hA
sArndln, "a gLr ish sl-Vc. ui1lihoui .l'' 0.''i
se;e,, b. the cfs sure 'i ~, Stt,' ol No in III
-uccess ul tctiot.i.ou tu,ch 10 20 mut. 'ra'.eh
a. without aLsF eruy f''1cm3 tht ~. 49,, -"
VA nave D. Opo ed 90 me 90 vIli he su'he at iotay
tlnt my trLiUu iuuss "a, cad upon eN'hI1 anu uN'
Nj fioien will D, ar,u INITIATED 20 .y 60 wy
auti h. ,Inil have hccA ,Apgo.siy relieved by oi1ep
" that effect.
The following Il copy of The telegram addressed
10 bis Excellency 3. :. Perm, Provisional Governor
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-18
Monday, November n.
BRITISH NEUTRALITY.
4 Few More illustrations.


WAsniNGToS, Nov 18th.
AZ ole Instance OF the help afforded 10 the rebs.s
by English Government officers, II 10 asserted that
upon The breaking out Of the rebellion, Henry Ho'zC,
Of Mobile, cent ~ London 10 manufacture leI.ers
and articles " he inserted In the English and Frenc
newspapers, in UIder ~ give favorable ccl0ring to
the Tebs transactions, and with full instructions 10
pay 10. their insertion II the matter could no. he
mluasol other-lIe. upon hls arrival at HsvE0'
his Vsis 10 the British Consul Mr.. Crawford, vss Of
very friendly nature, and they became 90 ln,hA...
that Hotze B. Helm, and the ConIul pledged them
selves diyiduaiy and collectively ITO aid the holy
cause Of the Couiederaey to tie utmost Of lhelI
power bile lie remained to them." From that hour
the British Consulate became the chief rend, zyous
between Rebellion and Europe Dispatches were Il.
ways written In trpcar,one copy being sent through
the English post office, addressed under cover 10 the
Bhtish Consul Ne te.ng sure transit. Moueys,
munitions Of war Sc, &C., we're all consigned to tie
Kind Offices OF Mr. Crawford 1he captains OF the
blockade runners also fut ,teered to Nj Crawford,
as being the trusted depository II tue eurrent Dor.
signals. These signals changed By the rebel.
every month aud NJ Crawford, as being the most
trusted empo,,, wss hrt uGAe acquainted with the
change, for the purpose OF informing the blockade
runners two business house, At ST. Thomas and
thence " Bury street, lOudon.
1t hiss been estimated that /, Mr. Crsw tori.
direct assistance Upwards Of nv mt.oa, Of baes of
cotton aud nv thousand borts OF tobacco we're ,hn.
smugEled out through the blockade; 10 say nothing
OF the munitions Of war supplied to the rebels from
England and OF which a slisht ldca may be formed
by the single statement that Maguder's forces in
TeHrs we've entirely armed Sud supplied from I'm.
rope principally from London directly by the aid
and personal assistance Of Mr., Crawford And thi,
, isneutralir 1t is said that he following inlorna
ton comes from rebel source.
List vi psrsons in Great Britain who Skinned and
supplied goods, mostly couugb.uos OF s,ar 10 ~.
| rebels uurtns the insugTeci iou: '' ~ '4'
| tBl-Albion Trading COMPANY. Iondon, ,n,r..,.
Atkinson, & T., sheffield contrast, 'on''S eH
Armstrong, s'rWillian' Coz ) ArLustrous sun.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-18
From Washington.
wAsnINGroS, Mo-

WAsnINGroS, November II.
Msot General Knp.trict vas to-day appointed
Minister Plenipotentisry aud Envoy Extraordinary
10 Chilli to succeed Hon. Thoma, ii. Nelson Colonel
Edwin Cook. formerly Of the Second New York Cav
airy, and who accompanied the lamented Dahlgren
ou his famous raid as second IN command, was ap-
pointed Secretary OF Legation. General Fitzpatrick
has alIo been breveted Brigadier General In the
REGULAR Army, and has resigned his commission, and
will spend a couple Of months In Europe before leay-
ing for South America. The Secretary OF War has
ordered that the name Of Fort Runyon, at the west
end OF Long Island, be changed to Fort Fitzpatrick.
This much for the hero Of New jersey.
Oticial reports received at the State Department
represent that the present year has thus proved
disastrous to Syria agriculturaly, for nearly every
green thug -n devoured by the locuss In many
parts ot the country during the spring and this evil
"a followed BY a murralI' which carried Oh in
places seventy Eve per cent Of the cattle Then came
the cholera which Is still at work at DaInascus,
HONS and Aleppo. The mortality At Samaris has
been estimated at 1900, and at Jaffs At LOO. The
uasdy stul fingers In Beirut, but has lost its cpl.
lenic form,
The Consul at Paris says there Ia no longer any
ioubt that the cholera haa commenced 1t. rayagss in
hat city. Reports fron Flor ence to the State Do
| partment represent that the cholera has greatly
Diminished IN ANt portions OF
| the Italian Kingdom Ii 10 on the decline in Jerusa
| IL, and 10 also gbatiug In BsrcelouA.
m, Farr.-ut Court Martial heard ,eyeral witnesI.
- to- FAY 10 defeuce OF Commodore Craven. Acting
| Ensign Bernard C. McGill testified that from what
| ne had heard IRON Spanish officers, the rebel ram
newall was formidable to attack without inst
| Ant destruction to the assaing vessel.
| WAsnISGTos, Nov. ~.
| The body of Captain Wirz was directed by the
| President to DO inferred 10 the Penientiary. yard
.fsenal ground, where Payne and others we're buried
Wirz's grave is the southern OF row Of ave, In
the following order Mrs. surratt, Payne, Harold,
| Atzerodt, Wirz.
Louis schade, Esq., publishes card denying the
ruth Of the statement that Mrs. WTI introduced
.try chime Into her husbands mouth while kissing
| rim. Mr.. Schade shows 81 the time Of the alleged
Ia ,sview Mrs. wirz VA in kentucky aud says
.. Whether the statement come, from Geu. Baker or
| nom any one else IL IL Infamous lie FROM begin
| lins to end"
Capt Wirz, In his incom pleIe diary uader date Of
Oct lat, ssys that . man at that time placed IN
mis- cell to prevent any attempt he might make to
take his own life, but the man ie asleep lie writes
that the reason why he did not put an eud to his
existence as beeau what he suffered WA the will
u God and In the second place be owed Il to himself
his family his relatives, and &c t7c world at large to
prove his innocence.