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CEEIvALRY EN CONGRESS.

Gen. Rosseau has re-introduced fogging
INTO Congress again. We had hoped that it
had passed away with Brooks and his imita
tors who cracked the whip of the slave driver
over Congress in other days; but Ger. Ros-
seau has attained the unenviabie fame OF re-
peating the disgracefui scenes ofthe cowardy
braggart and bully because oFsome imaginary
ofense in debate with fellow member, who
is a minister and non-combatant. The cor
respondent OF the Inquirer in his dispatch OF
the l4th inst thus describes the affair
As Mr.. Grinneil, of Iowa. was crossing the
portico this afternoon he was oytrta ken by
Gen Rousseau, of Kentucky, a much taller and
more athletic man, who carried in his right
hand a rattan cane one third Of an inch in di-
ameter. Placing his left hand on Mr. Grin
nelis shoulders, Rousseau hurriedly asked him
why he had not retracted his remarks on Mon
day. Mr. GrinHeh, rather astonished, replied
that he had nothing to say.
Rousseau then declared that be would make
him retract, and gave him several severe blows
with the cane right and left, in the broadsword
style in which Brooks assaulted Sumner, except
that the blows fell lower, two on the shoulders
two on the neck, and two on the face. On the
last blow the care was shivered into fragments
and Rousseau ceased his attack. Meanwhile,
Grinnell had endeavored to arrest the blows,
which were aimed at his head, receiving a
portion of one blow on his hand
AS Rousseau ceased, Grinnell said, "You
haven't hurt me-" Rousseau replied, ~ didn't
want to hurt you wanted to disgrace you,
and withdrew, followed by several of his
friends who acted as his escort. Mr.. Grinnel
is not suffering any i'll effects from the blows
which he received, and it is probable that to-
morrow his assaiIant will be brought before
the bar of the House, perhaps, to be expelled
for this unjusti6able assault.
The provocation which Rousseau alleged
hurt his honor. took place last Monday when
he made an uncaled for and improper assault
upon both speaker Colfax and Mr.. Grinnell
which the latter resented. 1t took Rousseau
four days to find out that his honor needed
the aid of the blndgeon TO repairit
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rea- When the Rebellion was precipitated,
the Copperhead leaders, in order to obstruct
the Government in the effort to crush the re-
volt, declared that the war on the part of the
authorities was solely and only tor the benefit
of the negro. Now that the war is over, ev-
cry act tending to the punishment of traitors,
it is insisted by the same men, is but step
towards the elevation of the negro. Will any
one tell US why it must follow as a necessity
of Copperhead logic, that to combat treason
and punish traitors always result in the ben
eft of the negro? Is the negro always on
wrrog2
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Bag~ Dan Rice, who was not present, at
tracted quite crowd to his show. The col
lection of animals was interesting, the per-
formance failure, the managers gentlemen
in appearance and conduct, but we are sorr!
to say that some Of the crowd Of hangers on
were not so, being petty little hotel thieves
as with their disappearance also disappeared
articles from some of our hotels. Peanut
stands, weak lemonade, candy stalls, song
books and gambling tables abundant. The
fat woman, fleshy skeletons, mere shadows
and monkeys, seekers after knowledge,
Country Cousins and City Friends" were
disappointed as we'll as dampened.
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BG~ The Agitator says the strike of the
Morris Run miners is at an end. 1t thinks the
Circus "big thing" Compliments the Con-
stable and police for maintaining order-such
a state of things being rarity. Cobb is glad
he has no boys. Be careful of the girls, they
may adopt papa's ideas Of retributOn andIplay
at Miss Harris game
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BE- The towns around US are preparing to
celebrate the coming Fourth of July. What
is to be done in Coudersport2 Surely this
year should be celebrated Peace, Freedom,
Justice, are three things much desired, dearly
bought, and of short duration. Are they not
sufficient to inspire demonstration of thank
fulness and rejoicing
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RG5-J eff. Davis, in MS book edited by
DR.. Craven, says: "Birth is a guaranty
we do not ignore in raising stock, nor
should we in growing meo" This is the
gist of the rebellion, which was to found
a government upon blood-and founded
in blood as well. The shareholders were
scientific on stock raising. We know of
a we'll authenticated Instance, in which a
planter on a visit to planter friend in
Mississippi, admired the figure of 'boy"
who was waiting upon the table," and
before the meal was concluded, made a
bargain with his host for tho "services'
of the boy, to accompany the planter home
aud run among his wenches to improve
the "stock"
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Card Photographs of Generals, States
men Actors. etc. etc.
HOWELL. & JOHNSTON,
PHOTOGRAPHERS!

GUCCESsORS Of Smith & Mitchell wonld an
- nouuee to the public that they prominently
located at the New Rooms over Manning's LeWelry
Store, where he will carry the business Of PHO
TOGRAPHING, in The highest style Of the art
We respectfully solicit call at our Rooms where wo
hattcr ourselves we can give perfect satisactict VS.
are doing up Pictures in all the pewest styles, With
or without cases. Call and examine specimens
HOWELL & JOHNSTON
Coudersport, June I9, 1866
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Hsa- There is no doubt but that the ad-
mission of Tennessee will be fact accom-
plished perhaps by the fourth of July.
The feeling 10 favor of it on the Republi-
can side Of the House is almost uuani.
nous.
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Bsg~ Our Court was serious affair-tco

Bs5H Our Court was serious attair-tco
serious to be spoken of lightly. Criminals
could not be found-one man had been as
saulted, but not battered. His Honor seemed
resigned legal gentlemen, desperate. How
ever their wasted energies were recuperated
at the close of the week by fishing for trout,
with what success the Clerk has not in
formed us
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FOR GOVERNORS:
GENT j. w. GEAR4,
Of Cumberland county.

gf3g@ We thank our friends for the interest
they have taken in the circulation Of the
Journal. No matter how humble our efforts
for good may be, it is a qualification to know
that they are appreciated.
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EzE Gen. Geary's reception in various
parts of the State, which he is casually visit
ing, are of the most enthusiastic character
He is hailed by the soldiers as one of their
abest. leaders and greeted by the people as
one of their bravest defenders. No candidate
for Governor ever started with brighter pros
poets, and no man was ever elected by q
larger majority than that Geary will receive.
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na-A Special meeting of the Union League
was held on Wednesday evening last, at
which remarks were mace by Messrs: Strang
and Niles, of Tioga, and Mcssrs. Mann, Kill
hnnrn. Austin and McAlarney of Potter.
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19~A garroter undertook to practice
his art upon physician of Cincinnati, a
few nights since, who had been called up
at late hour to visit a patient. The d.
sclple of Hsculapius turned upon the
ruffian and gave him a tremendous thrash
ing. The doctor was fortunately gym
Hast and boxer.
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nSF-The crowd visiting our town last week
was very respectable and well-behaved. We
saw but one man under the serious influence
of bad whiskey.
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Executors Notice.

WHEREAS, the undersigned having been appoint
w ed executors Of the last will and testament of
Ed ward A Doud, late of Harrison township decd
notice is hereby given to those knowing themselves
indebted to said estate to make immediate payment
and those having claims TO preset them duly authen
ticated for settlement. Mrs. T. NJ. DOUD,l
June rs, 1856. A. A. SWETLANH ETI's l
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naa- Purgatory-a cow with big bell on,
cropping grass under your window at night,
when you want to sleep.
Three doors southeast of Purgatory,--a
landlord pounding up Deputy Post Master
at half-past four in the morning.
Is there no remedy?
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REBELLION.

The tender plant that north winds chilled
Has dropped and withered in its prime :;
But what the snowy ballot killed,
May flourish in a rdrmer cline,
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STERE0SC0PTC VIEWS OF THE WAR.
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SOCEABEE.

All who would like to contribute their
mites to aid the suffering in our Southern
States, are invited to meet at Mr.. HaniSton's,
in this village, on Fridry evening, June 29
By order Of the Committee.
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RSg~ Mrs, Y. c. DYKE is Agent for the sale
of Shaw i Clark's Sewing Machines These
are the best small Sewing Machines ever
offered for sale. Three varieties, VARYING in
price from $50 to $50. She invites all wisb.
ing to purchase to call and see specimen
Inquire at the JOURNAL Office.
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BG%Jenny Lind is soon to sing for the
last time in public, at Dusseldorf. Jen-
ny's voice is slightly cracked.
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e. The Union Leaeuo has been nerma.

BSyH The Union League has been perma-
nently organized by the election of the fol-
lowing officers:
Presidept-D. C. Larrabee.
lst Vice Presidential. j. Olmsted.
End " -Jno. NJ. Hamilton.
Treasurer-P. A. Stebbins, Jr
Secretary-M. w. McAlarney.
The Rooms are in the Oimsted Rlock, en-
trance by the JOURNAL OFFICE stairway, are
open every day and evening. The friends
are invited to call-all the prominent papers
on fe
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-26

In MEMoBIAM,-The RocheSterDena.
ocrat proposes to erect monument 10
honor Of the defunet Democracy, and Of
fers the following as an inscription
He facet !
The DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
kind husband of
SLAVERY,
an indulgent father Of
RIOTS,
and firm friend
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B4~ The Couderspert Library Association
has purchased the following books, which
are open to all; Across the Continent, The
Gold Brick, Aurora Leigh, Herman, Marsh's
Temperance Recollections, Lord Macauley
Speeches in Parliament, Asphodel, Walks
from Eden, Diary of Kitty Trivelyan, Enone,
Faith Gartney's Grlhood, Chronicles of the
Schonberg Gotta Family, The Gayworthy's,
Livingstone's Expedition to the Gambeoi,
Agassiz'S Geological Sketches, Josh Billings,
Adrift in Dixie, The Masquerade, and Kennel.
Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Adapted for either the Magic Lantern or the Ste
oscoPe. Our Catalogue viii be sent to any addr
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accomplished with the aid of science.
example: grey, sandy or red hair Is
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aOout 200 varieties from so cents to $50 each Ou,
ALBUMS have the reputation of being superior IN
beauty and durability to any others.
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From negatives made in the various CAMPAIGNS
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In addition TO our main business Of PUOTr
GRAHIlIC MATERIALS we are Headquartcr. 70
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-03

rules held in the Clerks
y Office Of the Circuit Court o.. Alexandra
County, on End day Of April, 1866. =. g. De
Costcr and Margaret Ann, his wife complain.
ants, against Asbury Nick. Snyder, defendant
In chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtaln.a decree
Of partition of certain land, Of which Rober. L.
Snyder s. I'd and Elizabeth 4. Snyder, died seized.
The defendant Asbury Mex. Snyder not hav.
ing entered his appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing by proper athda.
vii that he is not resident Of this State, 1t is
ordered, that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary 20 protect his in.
terest in this suit; and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Gazette,
a newspaper published in the city of AleXan.
dria, once a week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door of the Court House o:
this County. 4 copy-Teste.
j. TACEY, Clerk.
BRENT 6 WATrLEs, Solicitors for CompFt
aD 9-1aW4W. - -
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1866.

-,CHo1ERA.-In the opinion OF Dr: Snow, the
health officer ar Providence, there Is an atmos-
pheric cause Of cholera, which IS now on the
Atlantic ocean moving toward u.s.. Vessels
coming from ports where there has been 10
cholera for many years have been stricken with
the pestilence on passing through this amos-
pheric cause, and when that cause reaches our
shores the cholera will spring up everywhere,
where the social causes exist
Dr.. j. Ct. Webster delivered lecture on
Monday evening in New York, 90 the phenom-
ena, causes, mode of propagation, and conta-
gious. character of cholera, The disease, he
said, is seldom known to attack persons OF good
constitution and correct habits. But there
were Dredisposing causes OF cholera, which
ought not to be overlooked. An atmosphere
loaded with animal eMuVla was one OF the ele
ments By which the disease was Developed
The atodes Of the poor. crowded with the vi
cious, Incorporate, and squalid, were strong
holds of the pestilence. Besides, persons ex-
hausted by an excessive amount of physical or
mental labor; artisans and working girls who
followed sedentary occupations, and the large
class debihtated by the use of medicines. by
continual or occasional sickness, By drinking
tea coffee, or liquor, were all predisposed to
take cholera
How THE MONEY GOES The items of ap-
preparation of the bill introduced by Mr.. Ste
rens in the House on Monday, for the freed
mems Bureau for 1856 shows what au expen-
slye elephant that animal is on the hands OF
Uncle Sam. The items are as follows: Sala-
iies Of assistants and sub-asslstants, STAT 500;
clerks, sS2 800; stationery and printing, $685.
600; quarters and fuel, SIS, 900; clothing for
distribution, Sl.750,000; commissary stores,
81, LOG, $50; medical department.: S50O.o00
transportation, 81, $50 600; school superinten-
denis, s2l 900: sites for school houses, orphan
asylums, Sc, S3,OOO,0O0; sundries, $4,000;
total, sll, 1884, 49, Wash Star.
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.eouIrrt Notices.

yIIRGINIA:-Atr rules held in the Cle,l,.
Y Office Of the Circuit Court Of AlexsSd.ss
County, on the 2nd day of April 1865, HesseJinss
Smith, et sl, complainants against WilIi VILLAS
Smith, defendant-in chancery.
The object Of this suit IS to have the outstand.
ing legal title Of certain Real Estate i in II.
county of Alexandra, conveyed to thecompls;n''
ants, who are cestuiaue trust-in possession.
The defendant, William Smith not HAVING
entered his appearance and given security &C..
cordng to The act of Assembly and the rules A NJ
this Court, and it appearing By proper affidavit
that he is not resident of this State, is or.
.dered, that the said defendant appear here with.
in one month after due publication Of this orde,
and do what is necessary to protect bis interest
in this suit; and that a copy of this orde, be-
forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Gazette :
newspaper published in the city of ,Alexanoris
once week for four successive weeks, and post
ed at the front door of tho Court House of thi,
County. A copy-Teste:
80. JEFFERSON TACEG,, Clerk.
q. O. CLAUGHToS, Sol. for Compts.
anQ-1aw4W
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VIRGINIA, to with the Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county, April Rules, 1866,
Frances a. Murray, executrix of Thomas. }.
Murray, deceased, vs.. Richard johnson, Nor
man Monroe, and others, heirs OF ~, Il. Mon
roe, deceased-In chancery.
Mem: The object Of this suit IS to revive
suit depending in the said Court in the name Of
Thomas J. Murray vs.. l.. II. Monroc's admir-.
and others, in the name ofsaid complainant
happening by affidavit filed that the said
Norman Monroe is a resident of the State OF
Virginia, it is ordered that he appear here with.
do what is necessary to protect his Interests
". y. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro TEN.
LOVE, P. @. ap1l-lawi~
= N TIE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRFAX
i COUNTY, AUGUST. TERM, 1865. The
Court made the following classification Of Jus.
tees for the several County Courts Of this
County for the year commencing august
Term, 1865, as follows:
August Term-John 3. Troth, fr. Justice, job
Hawxhurst, J. W. Bancroft.
VIM. Walters and Metrah Make.
Sept. Term-John B. Troth, /. j.. George 3
ives, J. B. Bowman, George :;
NJ Walters and YIN. E. Ford.
Oct. Tern-John B. Troth, p. j., Samuel Pu..
man, Thomas 7. Brown, George V.
Mllian ana w N. crSuSON
Nov. Term-John B. Troth, P j., z. :. -uasoa,
James w Rice James c. Denly
and Daniel w. Lewis.
Dec. Term. j ohm B. Troth, T. d., Courtlald
LuKens, Cyrus Hickey. j. ".
Bowman, and job Hawxhurst
1896 ,...,. ...,.
Jan. Term-John 3: Troth, ?, -: .. y: Ban
croft, VIM Walters, iIe:rsh
Iakely. and George B. Ives
Feb'ry. Trenholm B. Tr3th, ?. J. j. 5.
tiers. VIM. E. Ford and Can't.
Pullman.
March Trenholm B. Troth, 2. d., ChoS. D.
Brown: Geo ". MILAN, Wm. Ter
guson and E. E. Mason. -
April TENN ohm B. Troth, P. j., James ~:
Rice, James G. Denty, Daniel y.
Lewis and Courtland Eukchs.
May Term-John 3. Troth, F. j., Cyrus
Hickey, j. B. Bowman Jo5
.A9s@.- Hauxhurst and J. W. Bancroft.
June Term-J. B. Troth, ?. j., Wn. Nalterc,
Metrah Makelv. George B. 1Ies,
and George T. NJ. Walters.
July TERM. 3. Troth, P. D., Samuel Pullman
Thomas P. Brown. " III. ferguson
and james W Rice.
Ordered, that q copy Of this order be orblis''.
ed once month for ore year.
A Copy Teste:
T., sep Only
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