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We are panied to learn thst Mr.
Thomas L Night, of Chestnut Bluff,
fell in his well on Monday night last
and was drowned. No one seen the
accident and the fact was not Known
until neEt morning. An inquet We
understand, was held oyer the body,
and 3 verdict returned as above stated.
-Hgsrslnrl EEsafls. 1911
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The Colorado bill was vetoed Yesterday
by the President. This was expected from
the fact that the Senators elected were IN
derstood not to be in favor Of T" my policy"
-CIA. Gazette.
Of course the radical Congress did
not pass the bill for the same reason.
They had only motives of a high char
acter. -....4
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srmpnthies OF DC eupreme Court.

Sympathies Of the Supreme Court.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago Tribune, very ultra, says.
"0f the eight Justices, three out Of four
of those appointed by the late President,
viz: hessrs. Weller, Swayne and Davis,
aud one OF the older ones. viz: Mr.. Swsyu,,
are understood 60 be in sympathy with Con-
eress. Justices Nelson, 6riof, wayne, Cliff
lieved to be in sympathy with the Presi-
dent"
There method in the madness Of the
Radicals who propose to abolish Judge
Catrons circuit
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Wanted.

A GENTS wanted Ia every town and neighbor-
N hood for THE GREAT LABOR SAVER a
new article in crest demand, worth $50 10 any
family. Secured by patent and very ssleable.
Agents, male and female, are making IS to $40 per
day with capital Of s. 10 $40. Any persOn having
little spare time, will find It pleasant and profit
able. send stamps for circulars aud return post
sge. Address X WAYVELL
may9-3m# Box 1871 Chicago Ill
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West and North.
steamers or I. S. Mall Il PEOPLES Line.

Steamers or I. S. Mall Il Peoples Line,
Leave Louisville at 1900 noon, daily and at 4 D m
daily, except Sundays, arriving m CIncmnAu 10
time to connect with early morning trans for the
East.
Baggage checked from Nashville 10 St. Louis,
Chicago, Cincinnati, and al principal Eastern cities
M fhe Night Express leaving Nashville al G-3O
pm. and Gallatin al $40 m, viii not stOp Al in
termed ate sta'lOns hetHe-n Gala IN and Nash
vile, eX ept on Sundays, for through pas engers.
6ailEtn Accommodation Will run daily except
Sundays, a. follows; Leave Gsllau At $50 sIn ar
rive at NashWle nc ESQ a. m. Returning. leaves
Nashville &C 80 arrives at 6alistin at Gao p.
m. Stops at all Intermediates stations.
ALBERT FINK,
may9-lm GenI Supt l. 4 N. R.R
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A COOP SIGE.-On last Monday at the
election in tbs city, we met several per
sons who had belonged 70 the Federal
army in the late war from this county, all
of whom cast their votes for Sidney Ande--
son, candidate for Probate Judge-whO had
belonged TO the Confederate army. They
not only voted for him, but eleetioueered-
for him; stating that they honestly differed
as 10 which party was night on the war
question, and had fought each other for
four years, and that now all III feelings
were buried and they were willing TO be-
friend their former adversary. We like to
see this principle growing between those
who were opposed to each other during the
war. It is the only principle which can re-
store peace and harmony. TO our distracted
county Tl1scRuabiG North ALabGuliGn.
1t was very kind in the ex-federsl
soldiers to vote for the ex-rebel soldier,
and speaks loudly in praise of their
magnanimity. Now, when one of these
ex-federal soldiers becomes a candi-
date for sheriff of Franklin county, we
hope ex-rebel soldiers will return the
compliment, and that the North Ala
bamian will also support him. Letus
have an "era of good feeling '-o,l all
8tdeS, 70 ~
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The great decline IN prices Of dry goods,
hats, shoes, fancy articles, A., Sc, viii be
demonstrated by calling at TIE auction
rooms OF GEo. SHIELos 4 Co.,
may l3-Iw q College street
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER. 2
NAsHvILLE, Tenn, May 9th, lSeG.
I WILL offer for sale On MONDAY, 2lst inst 90
Il the North Western Gran Sheds in this city,
l,75UuJ Pounds Corn,
90, $50 q" Oats.
sale to commence at lOo'clOck, am.
perms-Cssh, IN Government Fund-
BY order Of A. r. Eddy, u. !. A., Depot Quar-
f B. KIRK,
mayb-td Bvt. Ma. and A. 2. ~.
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OF THE REBELLION:

This work for genial humor, tender pathos start
ling interest," and attractive beauty stands peerless
and alone among all it, competitors The Valiant
and Brave HeRrted, the Picturesque and Dramatic
the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and Pathetic
The Roll Of Fame and Story, Gimp, Picket, Spy
Scout BvOuac, and Siege Startling Surprises
Wonderful Escapes, Famous Words and Deeds Of
Woman, and the whole Panorama Of the War are
here thrhngly and startling.y portrayed in a mas
terly manner, At once historical and romantic rem
dering Il the most ample brilliant and readable
book that the war has called forth.
Disabled officers and soldiers, teachers energetic
young men, and all IN want of profitable employ
ment will find this the best chance to make money
ever yet offered send for circulars and see our
terms
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING ca.
lis West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, ONO
may2-3m dRW#
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Marking Ink and MuoiIsge,
aprl3-tu th-Sm "a D

GTT ENTERPRizEs lii-To any one acquainted
with the enormous profits made BY the sale Of
Watches, JeWelrY and Fancy Goods generally, it
cannot be denied that Gift Enterprises CAN be nom
their money, and al the same time affording the
sellers far profit. A firm, long in trade and res
pectably connected, have resolved to offer their
entire stock for sale the popular plan Of one price
per article, conducting the concern (which j. dolly
licensed according to law on the most fair and lib
eral basis, 20 that eYey patrOuiEing oannOt fail
to obtain fully the worth Of the money invested
while one IN certain number will have a hundred
fold return. That they may not bs accused Of de-
cepbon, they propose sending a sample worth So
with circular free, 10 any who may wish to test
the legitimacy Of the concern. Thus Won see it
costs you nothing TO make the trial, while it may
bring you handsome present Try i'll send your
address to Fox 5755 POsT OFFICE, Nav YORK Guy.
mayl3-6ls
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Three hundred dollars % T7ctt STATE dui
co.oiiv ta-rss, family expenses, sr0rh 81 luEt
st0ck, uad H,picmt rs, tCcHr AVID tsur, ETC.,
and, 1rlcre yoH bank oa borrowed capstai--rt-
Daymet Of pr,Hclpal and interest.
Let cotton alone. The mules and the
Federal government aBd the niggeSs W n
eat al the meat and give y0u the polished
bone. You, poor cat, viii pull out the
chcstnuts, butthe monkey, your master by
right Of brute force, WILL MUNICH the too h.
some kernel. Put the ploug hshure. friends.
10 the sickly stand and then LEI cotton alone.
Plant corn. Corn - Bread and Meat-will
keep body nud soul togoiher-wiU safely
your hands when hunger begins % pinch
'em ia the Fail--Wiil keep you ahoat til
ueri vear--sud can be taken away though
Capital should be SO blind as 10 deny you
further lime 10 pay. ...
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"WLE DEPARTMENT, !
NJ AsHINGFON, MAY 3.


The paroles heretofore granted G. T..
Beauregard and Writ Adams have this day
been extended by me as requested in your
telegram Of the Sd inst, and the orders OF
extension will be forwarded to your address
by mail, or elsewhere, or retained here sub
Ject to their call, as you or they may desire
and designate. Answer by telegraph.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States"
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Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY, OF good address. 10 respect
"a able establishment. The hest OF references r.
quired. Address P. o. box l4s, Nashville, Tenn.
msyI6-u
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On the SOth OF May, 1885, .-.
The location Of the Springs and the Medicinal
properties Of the waters are sure guarantee
against all Malauous or Contagious Diseases.
Umnibases will n n from all day trains on the O.,
G. and g. R. R.. Passengers leaving Cincinnati by
the O'Clock, m. train viii arrive st the Springs at
Il O'Clock m and by leaving on the 9 O'Clock m
tram viii arrive at the Springs 81 $50 pm All let
tiers, baggsge packages, &e., belonging 20 guests,
conveyed 70 and from the Springs fee Of charge.
A fine COtlOn Band will be 10 attendance through
out the season
The UsuaI trip tickets st reduced rats of fare will
be issued by the various railroads leading from en-
cInnsti.
The Office will be under the supervision Of Major
B. +. FiFlELD, lsteIy Of the Adams Express, and
former Of the C., A. snd st. Louis R. K and OF
c. +. TOPPING, formerly Of the Calf House, Louis
vile, and lately Of the Burnett House, Cincinnati.
Quests visiting the Springs csn have every assn
rance that the fare and accommodations will be
equsl, If not superior, to any watering psee in the
United States tr
Fare 81 per day for transient guests, and pro rata
rates for families, children, and servants.
mayl6-3m JOHN Il. FERRY, Propr.
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Ohio White SULPHUR SPRINGS,
On the 2Oth of Wan, Is66.

THIS well known and popular resort having been
Il lately purchased and thoroughly reftted and
refurnished Intee best style by the undersigned,
VIII be open for the reception of visitors
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The following is President Johnson's
dispatch in reply to an application by
Gov. Wells, Of Louisiana, for an extern
sion Of the parole of Gems. Beauregard
and Adams:
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Ia IEl....s,..
RAILROA AID.
QUICK TIME
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the East.
Two Daily Through Trains.

Making direct connections at Louisville for the East
West and North, commencing April 9, '6G.
TrsiDs will run as fOlOWs-
Leave Nashville .............. 7:45 m. and $40 m
Arrive at Bowling Green. 1901 ,. m and 1885 m
I" Louisville. Goo pm. and 500 am.
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Rooms to Rent.

SUIT OF Rooms for Rent, on Cherry street.
IA suitable for lawyers or Physicians, inquire
OF ). Chldress, No. o. Cherry street.
mayl5-G
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Backing and Ink.
Buffers Premium RIaokInn.

I N Tin Boxes, quality uniform and acceptable.
With one exception, the sale Of this brand 3 The
largest IN the West. Prices reduced and discounts
liberia at Wholesale. Factory 80 Vine street Gin
cinnsti. THUS. S. BUTLER, Agent
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ARnt AdrtrtisfttFuts.

IN part aS fOiOWss
Steam Engine, 1Ox1s inch Cylinder.
Il - a 9xl6 e..-.. ..
Boiler, ~ inch diamaier, % feetlong.
Iron Plsner, 10 feet.
81 feet
g aisd 5se' ~
4Upught Press Drills; 4 Lathes. Engine Single
Head; Lathe Engine, Double Headi Lathe,
hand, small, with lron Shears; Lathe, hand, with
Wooden shears; Lathe, Pattern Makers; 2 lemon
Machines; Bow Machine; 1 Spoke Machine; 1
Grind Stone Machine; l Jockey Stick Machine;
Mort eng Machine; I Drilling Machine; I Clamp
Machine: l "McGOwan' Pump, AXIS inch o. Inderi
MCGOWAN Force Pumps; 81 Pulieys. bored and
turned, from 70 So ineh 10 feet Line shsftngi COS
feet Leather Betting; 2640 feet Rubber Belung, &c,
TOOLS.
This list includes all kinds Of Tools. only small
SO Hand Saws; 81 lemon Saws; 1926 Steel Squares;
II2 Try Squares; $50 Planes, assorted; SI5 A1gers
assorted; 40 Braces; Hatehets, Hammers, Chisels,
Punches, Gauges, Drawing Kniyes, AnYlls, sledges,
- MATERIAL.
This list includes all kinds Of Material used by
the Government such as Bolts all Sizes Screws, al
sizes; Ma Is cut and wrought, all sizes; Rvets, all
sizes; Buckles, ali sizes; Rings, all sizes.
I6 $40 lbs Sheet Iron; 4i9 lbs Galvanized lroni
622O9s lbs Iron, assorted; 19l lbs Hoop Iron;
4ss s9G feet Lumber sssOrte0; $50 lbs Pig Lead a.
Horse Medicines Of all kinds; Farmers Che -
and Instruments; Miscellaneous Articles, 6c., sc.
This property ~ all surplus not required BY the
Government, and is all IN good, servieesbe eondi-
ton. Persons desiring Information respe ting this
property, viii receive 1t BY calling at my ONCE, on
Cedar street, below the Capitol t.Ha
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock A. NJ CT each dsy.
By order Of A. r. ED0Y,
BVt. 1t. Col. and Depot Or. Mr..
B. KIRK,
may1s-t i9 Bvt Major and A. O. NJ
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The Augusta (Ga) Constitutionalist
makes an earnest appeal to planters in
Georgia who have poor stands Of cot
ton, 10 plough it up and plant corn. 1t
says:
Waiting on one planting, that has turned
out badly, you have lost valuable time, aud
10 vou REX another seeding, will, should %
likewise fail, be 50 far left n the lurch that
you can't perhaps, Dc you would, make corn.
Up with the falling stand at once. There is
not 3 day 10 be lost. Look but at this plain
estimate for an haudred bales, four 70 the
hand. and see the justice OF this advice,
given YOU, through AS, by men well known
iu this State, whom you love aud trust.t
400 bales, A Olbs., az l5...........aS6,750 O0
az. COntru.
Federal tax, Sc per lbs, $50 90
Ballng, storage, etc.. 500 90
Hire 70 hands at s. pr mo. 2,aO8 90
Feeding, clothing, etc...-.l ,25o 90
Taxes......... ................... so OO-U.450 90
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Buffers I*XLOil BIacking,

A SOFT OIL PASTE. IN GLASS POTS. The
"a IsXL is the most perfect Polish Blac1nE in
the cOuntry-equsi to the French Blackng Hav-
ing dOnb'e the Bsua quantity Of Oh Il excels all
other Polish Backing a. a leather preserTatye.
Factory 30 Vine street, Cincinnati.
THOS. 3. BUTLER, Agent.
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0ashrilIe &guiull.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BIZ
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS & co.
L. BECKETT, C. V. HANKS,
". C. BROWNE, P. JONES.
FRInAY NAY Is 1919
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Buffers WRITING Fluids.

A RE offered IN Wholesale lots al low prices.
hThese Fluids hsve higher reputation than
any other of American manufacture, and 10 the
West have larger sale than any other brand Fac
tory 50 Vine street, cincinnati
JAS. j. BUTLER, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
The Nashville Union of the 10th publishes

The Nashville Union of the 10th publishes
an account Of the opening exercises Of freed
men school in that city Among tbs speak
erS Of tho occasion was Governor Bfovnov;
vino said
Had 8 man been placed here 81 less p:1a,,
dence, less goodness Of temper, les sense: ana
less s4nse ii Justice than General Fisk. TINS m
sti1ution and this Bureau would have tailed,
ana be ray console himself to-day Eha: Il OH
blessed Saviour would come - .la7id.0D coun-
y with shoulder! straps On, and three or =ouy
stars On his shoulders, and bring with HIM 4
military s:aH Ct The Old Apostles, be could not
give satisfaction 70 the iyebe}s ii Davidson
county" This is, by some thought to be
witty and By others very fine.
4 paper IN Winchester called the y inches
ter journal says - We affirm that the safety
of the Union has been more seriously endan-
gered since the surrender OF the rebel armies
than at any time during the CONTINUANCE q
the war It is b. these and similar state
ments that the yjndictlve feelings OF large
party at the North are kept continually eZ
cited-snd their ''ultraIsm' fostered and en-
couraged.
The Fenian Senate has adopted resolution
requesting President Roberts to cal! tenIan
Congress at Pittsburg, On The 9th Of February.
It will he composed Of delegates Of all the cir
cles favorable to the Roberts party.
We understand, says the New York Post,
that General Buffers re ply to General Grant is
nearly Finished and viii soon appear with the
imprint Of some New York publishing house.
It is SAID to contain some sharp hits.
r. Rjves Pollard was arraigned before the
bar Ct the Virginia House Of Delegates on
SATURDAY., for g breach Of dccorum On the 5th
iost. Il was, or motion, reprImanCed by The
Speaker and discharged
John 4 Cook, late Cashier cf The Catski!
n. Y Nsiona! Bank, is reported 70 be 3e-
fauiter to the amount OF SEQ. 900, The dlrec~
tors Of tie bank it IS added, have collateral
securities enough 10 cover the Uetaicstlon.
Il is reported That a Chiliao I,rjvatces lett
New York rec@olly 10 prev % Spanish co:n
merca Il i also stated thai three e?l2boars
are building a. NoH cvk tol the Gillian :SoT-
2rGment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22

1gARRENToN ITEMS. -Jno 7. James has
been appointed the Agent Tor the Natiooal
Express Company at Warrenton 4. Benedict,
4 gent at Warrenton Junction and Arthur
Smith, Messenger between the two places,
Richard H. Beal!, after short illness, died in
Wa,Tenton on the 18th inst. lie had served as
:. soldier IN the Confederate ranks John &,
HsckhanA has sold his two black -s1n;tt shops
2rsd The lots Oh vh2ch they stand II The town
Of N'arranton tyr z33221U /: Beverly Howard:
AMI hlnoG <2zayson Both purchasers are
.o}ore.3 11an The detachment 81 1 :. troops
Ia:Es!y % duty ct The place hare been with
drawn, an>z he regiment 10 which it belonged
vii 2s murdered out Of secvice. Ef1rr@nt.+y
r. ,l..1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22

Tie Richmond Times says thai a singular
Invitation was given t. the negroes ana colora
people OF Richmond OF SUNDAY last at :ha
+ s:;oan Church, 1t was no less 8 proposition
than to send q colony Nostl 10 obtain employ.
yoent and to take the place CT the 'IFls2' md
1D;2tsh y 81 the SPEAKER said, who r*ere u BE
turned out Of their places aba sit:,at.on* at}i
the negro and oootea oolon;st: suG>sElt.1Ga:s IA
their stead Ali those who varo wiling ;3211s
10 er,,ierara we're requested to hand II :I1*,l1
names /! remains 60 ne saet4 ho*E many Ey!l
aeoept the invitation,
Il is uot surprising hat {, Governor l}cowoI>o
shcul;} recommend tho building q q branch i
the tsenifent:a1y at Knox lille, aud another 4
?aen:uhis. There sGc ROW IouI HUNDRED con
VETS II the penitslaia1y ct Nasny3Iie, 2T'<: The
Governor estimates that there VIII be q bots
aud criminals in that institution, before tie
close OF thin year. Atthis rate people will .ooIt
come to divide the population q the State. IS
the wsgs used to shat q fioEalo, into two
classes. those who haze been "a rhe I;enltel2r.Iy
and those who are 10
About one hundred and thirty contracts iolS
labor for the year 1866. have been made IL the
office Of the Freedmen Bureau, IN lynchbnrg,
during the past three mon5hs-ulnoty ofwblc21
have been entered into since the lst Of s,auua
~. These do not include mere than . SMALL
portion Ct the contracts made ia the district,
which is com posed Of nine counties, with az.
agent OF ;he H. &+t3n1ea's Bureau IL each.
! .,psuaY1h .",11j s. [. .li3 SAYS 49, L !. %ga-
TOD ,,.,po ri1s;,!e anth2ri.r thar fhat th>: t3y-
a,n,e,, has r,nr,,fx - .arr,s, t.,v E..7rs a. i
,,rntacf +ha rn7,res 90 the Plains w;t', <;ygG.tl
$1,000 - wIn.T 81 lass rbyee FIJI yepi,rs;t
s.;l hnr.,~, -. 4ar,stcT7.3 t.. the Indian ccin
trv aja ;x,teurcr.; 90 afford entire security
~ t1,ra;laTs NH :ara7aIS. md n,,t f;nsi SOB
~ Sae isaxejs-;i9n. q rils saTarss. i
~ : /, =: .,r y.s. H.. :.4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22

Two Indians. the grandson Of Chief Corn
planter Of the Senaca tribe Of Indians, accom-
panied by the grandson Of Red jacket, having
business before the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
appeared before that cody last week, aui az
dressed It in relation to their Claims,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22

!lI27E:E1!:t;:E. a., 38N - -5::'.
:,;'1>t. +: Cutters a..
2ua,a:,1%i2,,ca with jn*t11!crionstr 91n JL> War
}s::uy tln@j, I'll t,e1ses ana nlI.i@s za>en from
tbv feop!e Ia this N;@trics. which 9azo oaa0
I,;trci aseG ~ thea. o. which were lei: nn3t1-
y;ceobla ~ tie r. :. Armies, will be :etnEne
and Nc G0ore sucl, sai22slas vii! h5 made.
Bz command Ct Brew: Big Gen. !. 4 Il,
G. e.. b'aQs1.
It. 1lrb Me- Vols AM 4 Z 1 g.
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Il. llth he, Vols, an3 J.. A., 4. {

The citizens Of Nevberl,, n C., da>lr.cg tc
get Up a musical entertainment t;or tie benefit
q Mrs. StoneTaiI Jackson, addressed ano5a 10
Col " heeler. commandment Of the diStClcy, ask
ing his sanction. He promptly replied, saying:
1.-THE i, s. military authorities can never OBJ
Jet 70 charitable action, Al soldiers owe
tribute to galiantry and bonor. Tits presumed
that every officer Of this command Will esteem
ia privilege 30 be permitted 10 engage with
you u he assist ocs II : 'ady wIlo:e husband
waS 50 respected AID r"n ~ne0 This hand
s<.a!e rs;3i}, SAYS C. : :: or; Times. stamps
l1:i:4 u.ap u hoa1:. a.. exhibits the proper
representative c: = i)oWtitI anGj ia snauInoVs
Government.
LAST raek. i, Norfolk, az (ap;aip EE>n.y
io.agts. 81 eha s'o0p tThese;ls, vas ta;>;ng q
;3.sy> boy Z: jail that had sohbe} She calm ii
lsis 5essel .: so during his absence. .ava= So
gpon naa~ si2s jia:5 door Eya oegi3, @.:n ;:;5E
Dir; a: The i@i2 s.34 q re he.;: T';,A s&>e
she. III niac1 :: -Hcl. fearing r l22'9; ~:
av2n LIS l4is e7a. .Sae 1it:-T staggered pain
**.-9<s4@<* AL :.-.a &2z- e&o@Gea
55...e :---,a.r 40 2r2an5.u. = av:cjl..7 .ot
E4@ s5ra;t12a2t la@f ?-@=~ ~ r.. ..::i..1
fla 1.; .e.@ care !: s:s9:.@3, is.::s.1 ~:. -
f:4-s22r7 ~21.1E: 2S1l1n>r4y @7@tt= s@>j i:.>l1:
.lo I>a#4 Z :l.ayE, l>517 &1 c>2s:i.a ~, -?
21E2-@Ss l.; i& szlJeGt.@1 - >et.@~:.eD.r ~3lz:1
= cGaeG Oh e =oFe-1.: i Il @'e. gG5:!t!a
I T.57 ,>a:se: - q ne :sG ;53ue # 2re-iey~
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22

Tie Washington Chronicle says shat Mr.
Trnnb2,il's bill ea7argin9 the powers Ct the
Freedmen Bureau vi'E soon pass Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival at Halifax q the steamship
Asia, We have adyices from Europe 10 the 18th
instant. Mr. John Bsigi2v, in speech at RocI-
daIe,;is said 70 haze modified his views in re-
gard to reform. Alazzini is reported to be
dangerously i'll at London: The Lord 1.ieuten
antof Ireland and Lady Wodehouse, his wife,
were fred al By some unknown person whilst
passing Mullingar in & railroad train. Two
young men who had recently arrived in Ireland
from -Auelic2 have been arrested II Dublin on
The charge:otf Fe1lians!1l. Arms, ammunition
and treasonafIe documents are SAID to have
been found On them. Two incomplete 1egi-
1nents of Spanish cavalry, acting under the
instlgation, it is said, Of Gen. prlm, revolted
on the Eth inst. at Aranguez and Ocapa 4
strong column was sent out from Madrid TO
capture the insurgents, when they retreated &c
the mountains, destroying the bridges after
them, Later accounts say that the insurgents
are headed By Generals Plim, Carlos and La
jerro, and that the movement vas organized by
the Progressistas. Reports were current at
Madrid that martial law would be proclaimed
there.