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Con. Terry's Report,

An extract from the Iribune's Washington cor
respondent, published in tho N. Y. Times, her.
aided report from General TERRY "on the state
OF affairs in Virginia, covering somo two hundred
pages, closely written, in which instances OF tho
grossest outrages are instanced."
FoRNEYs Chronicle does not seem to be able to
make much out of this report after all. In it's
yesterdays issue it gives the following account OF
the document, and we may rest assured it would
not overlook or omit anything in the nature Of an
"outrage:"
Major General o. o. Howard has received from
Major General Terry, who recently made1a tour of
inspection in Virginia, report containing addi-
worth and his brother, charged with the murder of
Willis Crayhead, colored, and i'll the case Of r. w.
Eastman, charged with tho murder of freedman
dered on tho night of May 5, near Cold Spring
Church, in Lunenburg county. After some trou-
BILE, caused BY tho unwillingness of the civil au-
thorltes to take measures to arrest the murderers
they were finally captured and brought before q
magistrate The trial took place the 5th of july
and was largely attended, general sympathy being
expressed for the guilty parties. The first witness
examined was William Weatherford, who had made
the complaint. He denied the truth Of the state
ments % which he made TWO days previous, and the
other witnesses either denied any knowledge of
the matter, or gave testimony which they knew
could not tend to criminste the murderers; there
Minor Menefee was murdered July /, at Flint Hill,
Rappahannock county, Va, by w. r. Eastman, by
whom he had been employed for some time as a
laborer. 1t appears that Eastflam drove Minors
family from the plantation, as he did not desire to
retain any person except Minor in his employ.
Minor thereupon left his service. Eastman had
an interview with all officer Of the Freedmen's Blu.
reau relative to the matter, and informed that
az no contract had been made, Minor could not
be obliged to return, but might be induced to re-
turn by an offer OF higher pay. Eastman met his
former employee a few days after, and endeavor-
ed to induce him to leave his family and return to
the plantation, but Minor refused. Some harsh
words ensued, and Eastman finally drew his re-
volver and shot Minor twice, killing him almost
instantly. He was tried before the county court
| Of Rappahannock county and acquitted.
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WITHIN the last week or so, there has been
brought to light another clerical fall in Philade-
Phia: Rev. Wm. segfriend, formerly pastor OF
18th Baptist Church and su berintendent Of 1.-THE
Manderer's Home," is the individual implicated
he mas been one OF tho most virulent Of the free
dom shriekers, consignipg to punishment earthly
and an internal, those horrible sinners in Dixie
While ostensibly employed in his benevolent and
religious duties, he has for long time been
carrying on an illicit and criminal intercourse
with Mrs. Bayard, from Pittsburg; living with
her IN various parts OF the city, while his wife and
annie has had him arrested, accusing him of
robbing her OF $4,000, which che had in belt
about her person. he having taken it, as alleged
she says, he now refuses to return. The case was
examined before O magistrate and Mr. Siegfriend
10 c 5e
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC.
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a TIC oLERA-

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In tho last visitation of Cholera in this country DR..
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Suits have been commenced in the United
states District Court at San Francisco against J..
w. RAYMOND, agent of the steamship Noses Idy-
tor, and OLIVER ELDIIDaE, agent Of the steamship
= golden Age, for not affixiDg revenue stamps to
their passenger tickets, as the law requires. The
former defendant is liable in the sum Of $726 400,
and the latter in the sum Of s165,25
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be seen at our Office O'1
Letter of Rev. E. F. CRANE Chaplain of the 1o1th New
York Regiment:
NEAR Acau1A CRREK, March 4th, 1868.
owing to the great exposure and terrible decomposi.
tion after tho battle Of Antetam was utterly prostrat
ed and very sick My stomach would not retain medi.
oine An article called Plantation Bitters prepared bv
DR.. DnAEE, OF New York, was prescribed to give me
strength and an appetite To my great surprise thew
gave me immediate relief Two bottles almost alloved
me to join my regiment. Ihaye aince seen
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pital or late purposes know of nothing like them
Rev. E. F. CRANE, Chaplain.
Letter from the Rev. N. E. G1Lps st. Cairsyiile Pa
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benefit from the of these Btters desire her In
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N e. aILDs. Pastor Ger. Ref Church,
SOLDIERS HOME, sUPEnHrENDEHr's oYE1os,
CINCINNATI, ONO, Jan. 18th, 1868.
have given your Plantation Bitters 10 hupdreds o,
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Such preparation this is heartily wish In eyerv
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field. G.. ". D. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
DR.. ". A. CR1LDs. Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Re-
pment, wrtes:-"I wish every soldier had bottle of
Plantation Bitters. They the most effective per
feet, and harmless tonic ever used"
WILLAnD's HorEL,)
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 22d, 1868 Il
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Bold by all respectable Druggists Physclens Groeers
saloons and country Hoteladeaers,
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The Daily Jews.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 2s. 1866.
The Split Pearls.


by n. O. RENcH.
His courtiers of the Caliph crave
"Oh eay how this may he,
That Of Thy slaves, this Ethiop slafe
Is best beloved by thee ?
"For he is hideous as the night:
Yet when has ever chose
A nightingale Tor its delight
A hueless, sccntlcss rose|
Tho Caliph then-"No features fair
Nor connolly mein are his;
Loyei the beauty Lac doth wear,
And love his glory Is.
"Once whnu q camel nf my train
There felt in narrow street,
From broken casket rolled amain
Rich pearls before my feet.
ct nodding to my slaves, that I
Would freely pive them these;
At once upon the spoil they fly,
The oo,tly boon to seize.
"One only at my side remained
Beside this Ethiop, none:
he, move ess as the iced he refined,
Behind me sat alone.
"what will thv gain, good fellow, be,
Thus lingering at my sidea
My King. that shall faithfully
Have guarded thee, he cried.
"True servants title he may wear,
He only who has not.
For his lords gifts, how rich Boe'er,
His lord himself forgoti"
so thou alono dost walk before
Thy God with perfect aim,
From him desiring thing moro
Beside himself to claim.
For If til not to Him aspire,
But to His gifts alone,
Net love, but covctous desire,
Has brought thee to His throne.
While such .hy prayer. 1t climbs above
In vain-th golden key
OF Gods rich treasur--house Of love e
Thine own will never be.
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HBTHE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT
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Gln New York the examination Of the alleged OK.
notes, HENRY HoLMEs and others was resumed on
Monday before Commissioner OsB ,nN. Some adj.
ditional testimony having an important bearing
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November9
aF COLGATE's HONEY sOAP-THIs OELE.
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made from the chofcest materials, is mild and
umollicnt In Its nature, fragrn ntly ell, and
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snle by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February Tyr
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Ueers. ohibans and all Eruptions Of the Skin. Price
80 cents. For sale by all druggists BY sending 60
cents to WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Washing.
ton street Boston. It will be forwarded by mall free OF
postage, to any part OF the United States.
June4 6moB
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WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR. Also,
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For restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
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little grow" The worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from small to almost
ely detection. The volumes OF uc.entNc lore that fill
the tables and shelves the medica fraternity only go
to prove and elaborate these facts.
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fallible Sold by j. MAaGIEL No. 43 Fulton.street,
New York. and all Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
Septembor 26 Tyr
aTARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. f.
BAUOH and P. aoUaELMANN formerly employed by
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Aprn14 Tyr
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far surprising in its rich and delicious flavor that
has yet been offered to the public either imported
otherwise. It is rendered by Its splendid qualities
delightful extract for the handkerchief It s the most
delightful lasting, nnd fashionable Perfume used.
Try It. E. T. SMITH 4 co.,
July stuthSmo Floral Perfumery, New York.
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a6-ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICLAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUOH and P. aoUGELMANN formerly employed by
RossoNHEAu, OF Pnrs). Nc. 500 Broadway. New York.
Aprtll4 Tyr
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P. 81. DRAKE g. 90.

''ss 5@' ''E' y No. 202 BROADWAY, NY.
sod by all respectable Druggists Physicsns arosers
Saloons, and country HoteladeAIers,
April 10 thssulyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ca AWAY WITH SPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
q. b. FooTE, NJ. D., No. llSo Broadway, New York.
Noyember9
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OFFICIAL.
PosToFFIoEs IN ACTUAL OPERATION IN SOUTH |
. - CAROLINA TO JUNE So 1866 a.

Nh OOp 1oOOs
....,ou Il uuwtnOrn.
Milton Osborn.
Edwin II Bingham.
Mrs Elizabeth Webb.
Mary Strickland.
Robt A Read.
David W Hawthorn.
John A Jackson.
Miss ElIz'th 4 Hsyne,
Mrs Laura F Palm or.
Geo L Reach.
Jafus Woodward.
John Dexon.
Elyah l. Sadler.
Bernard D Lange.
Louis A Burke.
Mise o l. vii Jams.
James r Verdier.
Chas P Brayton.
G W DELAY.
Sam'l K'ngman.
Stanley G. Trott,
Herman Panzerbieter.
Elizabeth Graham.
Josephine Cordes.
Henry Albrccht.
Emoree W DuRose,
Mathew A Evans.
Charlotte Rouse.
James NJ Brown.
John Douglas.
Edward T Walker.
VIM Carlisle.
Thomas McFeeIy.
Jos ] Richwocd.
l homas E Dunn.
jos NJ Gale.
Thomas R Magiu.
Sarah j johnson.
Pennie o Floyd.
Sarah Stewart.
Julius Brown.
Margaret A Williams,
Rudolph Yampill.
John Henry Rogers.
Julia A Bristow.
William Summer.
David Ribber.
John F Lagrove. |
Thaddeus G Hubble.
.Sallie J Wiles.
Catherine T Gibson.
Alpha B Howard.
Christina Ii Isertell.
Benz X Doughty.
. " Janney.y
Henry w Frazer.
Chas Z Spencer.
VIM Z Duncan.
James ( Witherspoon.
HeZekiah Ward.
VIM T Sim.
Maria l. Rutland. |
Michel Duffy.
EmeIy e Alexander.
Thos y Davant.
Amanda Mankein.
James NJ Allen.
Elizabeth Redfern. |
John McCoughan.
John L Cameron.
Fredtich Hais. i
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY IS.
A ROMANTIC sroRr. New York even

A ROMANTIC SToRr.-The New York even
ing Express of Wednesday says g singular
story is given to the public through the medi.
um of the police, which is in itself strange
commentary on the viclssitudes of life. a few
years ago young German, about twenty years
of age, came to this country on pleasure e1-
cursion. He was the son of exceedingly wealthy
parents, and heir to title we'll known IN his
own land, and which had been honorably borne
by his ancestors for many years. Arriving IL IN
New ork the young man stopped at the ot;
Nicholas Hotel, where he boarded tor several
months He had plenty of money, dressed
we'll and made many friends among the young
men of New York He was careful, however,
to keen his title in the back ground, and but
two or three persons to whom he brought let
ters Of introduction, knew him as person of
rank It was soon observed that the young
man was quite incorporate IN bis habits. 1t
finally became matter of serious concern to
his friends, and they endeavored to check his
Incorporate course. Their efforts were useless,
and he continued to get intoxicated daily. tie
was finally forced to change his residence, and
found board in a second-rate boarding house.
Money ceased to come to him and he began to
feel the want Of it. His jewelry sooa passed
i0to the hands Of the pawnbroker, and his APP
pay his board, and was turned into the street,
From one boarding house to another be sought
shelter, but was not allowed to remain long
beneath any respectable roof. His craving for
liquor possessed him still, and whatever he
could pawn or sell Tor either money or liquor
was 50 disposed of. At length to such q fearful
state OF degradation did this appetite bring this
titled youth that he became an inmate of a low,
filthy negro dance-house, and the associate Of
thieves and prostitutes ofthe viest description.
In this horrible place, ragged, filthy, diseased
and drunk, the young man existed for several
weeks, the degraded companion of an equally
degraded woman; One cold nj ght in winter,
after having drank himself to beastly state OF
intoxication, he was kicked out Of even this
den OF thieves, because be had neither money
nor what was worth money, into the street.
On the following morning policeman found
Implying on the sidewalk near the place, dead. "
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COURT NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, to wit:-In the Circuit Court of
Y Fairfax county, July Rules, 1855, John 35 s.
Fortney vs.. Jonathan oherta, sheriff Of FAR Far.
fax county, and as suSh admir-. ofSumner Cole
man, decd, sophonia Coleman, widow Of anid
Sumner Coleman, and others interested, who
are unknown to the plaintiff, B. w. Clarke and
Charles A. Murphy, defendants-in chancery.
Mem The object of this suit is to recover
of the estate of the said Sumner Cole
man the sum of $4276, with interest thereon
from April 10, 1861, and to restrain the defend
ants, Clarke and Murphy, from paying, any
money in their hands due OF to become due to
the heirs of said Summer Coleman, sufficient to
pay the amount aforesaid.
Fl It appearing by affidavit fled that sopho,nias
Coleman is not resident of this State and that
there are persons unknown to the said plaintiff
who are Interested in this suit, it is ordered that
they appear within one month after due publ
cation hereof, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests. A copy teste ~,
w. B. COOLING, Clerk.
TEpRs 81 CocKERIILE p O.. jy 7-laW4W
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VIRGINIA. to with the Clerks office Of
' the Circuit Court of Fairfax County I17 July
Rules, 1866 Joseph Libby VS.. John w MARROW
James Robbins, Walter S. Cox Samuel Phillips
and Jesse B. Wilson-in chancery -,
Mem: the object of this suit to attach the
real estate of the defendants, John w: MARROW
and James Robbins, in the County OF FAIRFAX,
to pay complainant the sum of $702.68, with in,
terest from February S. 1864, due from said
MARROW and Robbins, and the further sum of
1857 SO, with interest on s;26G33 from January
I, 1861, on S7098 from December l, 1862, and
on $50 SIS from June S, 1866, due from said John
NARROW.
happening by affidavit fled that the said de-
PENDANTS are not residents of this State, it is or
dered that they appear within one month after
due publication hereof, and do what's necessary
to protect their interests. copy teste.
VIM B. COOLING, Clerk.
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COURT NOTICES.

NIRGINI,A;:-AAt rules held held in the Clerks IS
county on the 4th day. of June, 1868, Peter
Hughes, plaintiff against 4. Y, Smell, N. Coed.
under the firm name of a. ". Smell g Co., Da-
vid Broughton and George w. Johnson, defend
ants-in chancery and on attachment,
The object Of this suit is to recover from the
defendants the.sum of one hundred and sixty.
four dollars, with interest from the 24th day Of
October, 1866, till paid 7.ss,se.
The defendants, A. v SHELL NJ Goodwin
and j. B. Culver, partners, &C., not having en-
tered their appearance and given security &C
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, ard it appearing by afidavit that
they are not residents of this State, it is ordered
that the said drfendants appear. here within one
do what is necessary to protect their interest IN
this suit and that 5s spyy of as Saaef eeoEh
naner published in the city of Alexandria, once
a week for four successive weeks, and posted at
the front door of the Courthouse ofthis county.
A copy teste. J -IACE l. ClerK:
e q f. STUART p O. jy 5-1aw4w
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIkFAX
| COUNTY, June g. 1866 T. A. Brewis ana
others, plaintiffs, VS. John H. Garges, deft.;
in chancery Gunnell, admir-, plaintiff, VS..
John H. Garages defendant-in chancery.
by order Of the Court these cases are consol-
dated" and 'the Court doth adjudge, order and
decree, that one Of the Commissioners of this
Court do ascertain and report to the next term
of this Court the liens upon the real estate in
the bills and proceedings mentioned ana their
priorities with any matter he may deem peril
nent or which either Of the parties may require
to have specially stated; and it is ordered that
notice of the time and place of receiving proof
of said debts be published by said Commission
er in the Alexandria Gazette once week Tor
four successive weeks, and that such publication
shall be equivalent 10 a personal service OF such
notice on the parties Interested Extract
Teste, WIN. B GOODlNG, Clerk.
CoMMR's. OFFICE, July y, 1866:
Ihave fixed the 18th day of August as the
time, and my office, at Fairfax Court House as
the place, when and where [ shall take the &C.
count ordered by the decree Of the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, and all persons interested
therein are hereby notified to attend, with such
evidence as they may desire to lay before the
Commissioner. THOS. MOORE,
Commissioner in Chancery,
" l4-1a4w Circuit Court Fairfax county
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TN THE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRFAX
/ county, Va, June Court 1866 on motion of
John S. Powell, admir-. of Edward l.. Bates
commissioner to state and settle the administra-
tors account of the said deceased with the said
Johns Powell, admir-, and make report to the
court. a copy teste.
+. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
All persons interested in the above order OF
Court, are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 10th Of September next. at the house
of said John S. Powell in the town of Deco
guam, Prince William CO., Va, to settle the
said account, at which time they are required to
attend w. Il. LEE, Com.
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