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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-03-08
THE LIGHT rs BREAKING.

The firm stand taken by the President in
his veto message, and the same decisive
course indicated in his speech on the 22nd,
have filled the hearts of all honest patriots
with joy, and planted hopes in the country
that none entertained few weeks ago. In
addition to this, the prompt response of
large portion of the Northern people, in
endorsing that action, and the consequent
confusion existing in the Republican ranks,
leads US to hope that the day of deli'erance
from military rule is not very far distant.
We need not Aatter ourselves however
that the struggle is over, or even decided.
The opposition have strong forces in the
field, and tenacious grasp upon the Gov,
ernment Their strength is not broken
Confused and disconnected in one scheme,
they will speedily fall upon others equally
radical in their effects upon the South. The
President holds no check upon constitution.
al amendments, and if Southern represen.
tation can De. kept out long enough, the
old instrument will soon be turned into a
Legislative code, by which to govern the Gre
bellious States" When all these amend
ments are perfected, and the Constitution
thus altered, we may expect Congress to
open its doors to the Southern delegates.
This is the present design, and strong ef-
forts will be made to carry it into effect.
The South has an interest in the legisa.
tion of the present Congress that she has
never before felt in any such body. Her
hands are tied however, and words or argu-
ment cannot affect the result They are as
Intellectual as whispers before hurricane. 1t
becomes her therefore to remain silent
spectator of the struggle between the ad-
miuistration and Congress. Noisy discussion
and resolutions of support or congratulation
to the power that vindicates her cause, can
be of no avail. They will do harm all
praise to President JOHNSON is balanced by
an equal amount Of cslumny from a section
where it will have power and Influence
Here it has none. Let US abstain from it
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TUG lIePlessEU1e TeulaH5 seem
to be soaring the Canadians again, and put.
ting the English people in 6dget lest they
lose Ireland. The quartette of Irish Presi-
dents, has been reduced to two in America,
and the new republic is announced as about
ready to be launched, and foated over
upon thousands of bayonets to the soil of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11
! LOCAL NEWS. I
MANASSAS GAP a.aILRoAD.- editor of

-
MANASSAS GAP 4saILRoAD The editor Of
the Rockingham Register, whilstin.thi place,
wrote to his paper as follows :-"Alezandria
seems to be reviving in business and resunnlng
her position before the war In commercial en-
terpriise and progress. There have been but
few buildings erected since the war, but a
degree Of animation and life pervades the bust
ness circles which I did not expect find
The prosperity Of this place is intimate|yziden
tilted with the progress Of the Manassas Gap
Railroad BY s'slowa degrees the workmen
are laying rails, and with the limited capital at
their command, the company is doing allit can.
The great desideratum with them, however, is
money. This they have not, nor can see
where they are to get it. In a conversation
with one of the Directors of the Manassas
Road, Mr.. .Brewis, Of Alexandria, he inform
ed me that there was no doubt but the Road
would be completed to Woodstock next Sum
mer and possible to Mt. jackson ood>tock
certainly. We hope this statement may be
realized as verify, for with that evidence of
enterprise, it would not be long thereafter
before it would reach its terminus Harrison
burg. 2i.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

POLICE REPoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE.
Jones and Charles Carson, for an assault upon
the person and premises~of Scfer Blouse, last
week. were discharged, as4noe evinenee was ad-
-duced to crimipate them. = -. r~e..r
: Warrants have been issued for two other
parties, charged with the above offence
MAGISTRATES OFF1CE-James r. Close,
arrested this morning as he was crossing the
Long Bridge, by officer Chipley, upon a war
rant issued by Justice Beach, at the instance
of j. ". Randall, who charged him with an
assault and battery, was examined before
Justices j. R. johnson and Joseph Cotton
aud discharged as it was elected in the evidence
that Randall had gone to Closes house, and
called him thief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

ASSAULT Upon, A LADY-Thls morning
about ten o clock Mrs Cats, the wife of the
gentleman who keeps the hotel at West End,
hearing noise in the bar room, which she
supposed was empty, FASTENED to it, and dis
covered there negro man, who was helping
himself to whatever he wanted. She asked
him what he was doing there, and received
from him in reply violent blow in the face,
which knocked her doWn-hel' back, in her
fall, striking upon the rim of a wine cask, and
sustaining serious injury. The negro then
made off, as rapidly as possible, in the direc-
ton OF this city, followed closely by young Mr..
Cats, who, however, lost sight Of him. A
reward has been offered for his arrest and the
police officers are On his track.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11
HOTEL, ARRIVALS.

MANSION HoUsE-Made7mc & Son Poprii-
eto,s. james g. Pickett, Prince William co.;
Edward G. Marshall, Thomas r. Foster, Eau
quier county; A. W. Masters, Loudoun county;
Judge Henry ". Thomas, Fairfax; Charles &.
Moore, O. q A. r. R.; H.. S. Belkington,
Philadelphia; Upton Sharf, Richmond; r.
4. Whltescarver, Rappahannock; a. II. John
son, Va; Miss Sanders, Baltimore; Carter NJ.
Braxton, 4 & +. r. r.; John w. Kennedy,
Charles county, Maryland; Dr.. Paul Gregory,
Fairfax.
CRY HOTEL Robert J. Rainey, Proprietor.
John Powell, Fairfax; J. j. Middleton, Va;
George w. Davis, and son, Prince William
county; Jos. Davis, St. Mary's county, Md;
Robert Holmes, Dinwiddie; William Taylor,
Washington Thee G. Skinner, Danvllle; ,Jno.
H. sGouId, Boston Mass; NJ 4. Parker,
Portsmouth; DR.. Ogden, Washington; George
Smith, New Orleans; John W. Skinner,
Loudoun county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

KNOCKED Down AND RoBBED.-Last night
about halt past six o'clock, as Mr.. James
Brannon was on his way home, when be
reached the intersection of Washington ADD
Oronoco streets he was tripped up and knock
ed down by a man who approached him from
the rear During the scuf1e which ensued two
colleagues of the assailant cane to his assist
ance, and the three, after beating and choking
Mr. Brannon until be was nearly dead, robbed
him of the contents of his pockets, which
amounted to seven dollars and fifty cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

ELECTRO MAGNETISM For the last hight
or two man has been standing on one of the
corners of King street with an electromagnetic
instrument, for the purpose Of giving, for a
pecuniary consideration, galVaoic stocks OF any
required strength to those suffering from rheu-
matism. We don't think he is doing thirty
Ing business, because to 90 out these nights Is
sufficient to give a we'll man the disease which
he promises to cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

LOCOMOTIVE REBUILT splendid No.
locomotive engine was turned out of the works
of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pauy in this city, last week, and has been sent
up the road to run on the Lynchburg extern
sion. The Chief, the name Of the engine al.
luded to, was rebuilt under the supervision Of
the Master Machiuist Of the road, Mr. James
Waddey, and reflects much credit upon his
skill and mechanical qualifications.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11


Woor FOR THE Poor The Mayor this
morning received from Col. Luddiugton, quar-
termaster of this District, all official communi-
cation stating that upon application one hun
dred cords of the wood now at the government
wood yard, would be placed at his disposal for
the benefit Of the INDECENT Of this city. The
Mayor instantly dispatched a messenger to
Washington with the proper papers, and will
on tomorrow commence to issue wood to the
deserving. Applications must be made to the
overseers of the poor, whose orders for wood
will be respected by the Mayor. We are re-
questcd to state that bids for hauling the wood
will be received by the Mayor, at his Office, up
to ten O. clock tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

Run AWAY. The horses attached to the
Globe Express wagon, while standing in front
ofC. N. Gregory's stove store, yesterday, about
the middle of the day, were frightened at
something, and started off at furious pace up
King street. They knocked down a man who
attempted to stop them. and turning up Wash
ington street, continued as far as Queen
in rounding into which one of them fell, and
thus brought matters to stand still.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

u. n" AGA1N-';J. NJ the irrepress'
bic, is again on his rounds. He writes us that
he will address the people in front Of the
Marshall House, on Thursday night. He
thinks the pressure continues great, but he
may probably relieve it. We hope so. Any
thing to ''relieve the pressure. Hc has late
ly, he says, been TO see MIR. DaciS, at Fortress
Monroe. J. N, WILL probably, be rcmem-
bered by many, on account Of various visits to
this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

TURN TABLE The machinery for the turn
table, to be constructed by the lessees of the
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown rail
rood, on the vacant lot at the corner Of st.
Asaph and Queen streets, arrived here yester-
day, in the steamer E. c. Biddle, from Phia
delphia, and..wil be Immediately placed in po-
Sition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

DIsoRDERLY.- upper portion of King
street, formerly one of the most quiet sections
Of the city, has. during the war, and since its
nominal cessation, become the most dlsorderiy,
and hardly night DOW passes without the
occurrence, in that locality, Of scenes of violence
or rlOtous conduct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

MAYOR LATHAM-The Prince Georgian
compliments Mayor Latham for his zeal and
activity in the recent arrest of criminals. The
reward for the arrest Of the Lyles murderers
has been awarded to }im
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11
dee lO--cUts

VALUABLE
POTOMAC LAND FOE SALE.
By virtue Of :, ,;mrr., - no Ci~r,,;t (oI,rt 10
Wcytuorp]anH county Vi~ainia ~ tbn s~ir -,
Stusrt trustee. y. EinZer and o,6"r. -
C'lrT.,Ii.-i,,,"..r >, stjJ decree 9uHEin;ah will
,1~nnnnI ~ s[il on +Hn 1.,,h DAY0F NEHE[I-
TEn 19iE ~ n1l};c orn,irn 70 fho biokr..
L;GGrr ~ fine t,nurt House in Wcst,nCrrl9nt
rnrInfv Virriria fhat Wall known TRACT o.
L HED r. H '' rr S.5,'' ,r, y1ti" ~ a,
TI[[,I :,
Ills fn, c.,,;a la. IN thc co-rt,. cf Vrc,l-
mornIanI imIHc5iaini, On the Po.Grlac, and J..
bounaoI ~, tyyo silo: -bv tEat river and Pop-',
Cr"c Tie tra c Contains fy ur~ "a s' Of @
acres = lar,-o NORTON Of the OMEN land bair,
f,tnnI iviHor on the r;zr,,ond creek The Iaat
< 81 nrcrI,r2c n,IIIi,v md aianinI f. all lla
st.rn rr0,,s 81 raIj,,ry E"yjg4,i0n II
door, md of cesv ,,rrr:: for III" ship,re,.. o..
rrajn t;,9ho- cord wood, and other mar he.;.Hlo
comn}odirio.l.,nd fine waters abound IL fish,
crab. and wild.r,vj in tIair rn.uec.iye seasci..
Tucrn i arnV,inr Inon thc }end an oytc;,iv.
bo1y Of rinc chn-,Hit n@1, .mI InrI,.t fi,,,5.-
With oy;no o1E~ inrrn,.inl, dorn,,rJ for TIM
Lnr ,,ni f,a| ,Gd ,r.at},. - H. yn,I - The ,.-
al I 10 i' ,,,, .';'I, ,S Lt ,.o
a".' ~ ot i,,.o,;,,Ir 49,
HEo, HuI ','"'a ~ ''''' -, ,[J r;r
ntH.'i'.i3 ',' Ill., -, :,i,l 80 r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11
- = = = = = =-==@=
SP Ia L NOTICES.
Inssg= OYSTERS e ()YsTERsI OYSTERS {!

.lnsy, OYSTERS e OYSTERS OYsTERs!! = :
JOHN 81. THOMPSON, having taken the stand.
Corner of Prince and St. Asaph streets, oppo-
site the Post Office, is now prepared to furnish
Oysters, to families parties, &c, atthe shortest
notice, and at reasonable prices. Orders from
the country solicited dec 10 st =
Gs~ NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS There will
be a discount of So per cent allowed on all tax
bills paid in current funds to the Corporation
Of Alexandria, up to the 1st day OF January
1867; after that date the collectors will proceed
to recover the same in the manner prescribed
by law viz distraint. o. ~
r.~. WEsLI AVERY,
JAMES FossET,
dec 3-tf Collectors
Hs5- SPECIAL NoTICE.-Notice is hereby
given, that all articles of clothing remaining in
my Dyeing Establishment, on the first day of
January 1867, which have been there uncalled
for over three months, will be sold on that day
to pay expenses. Persons interested will please
notice this as will not be held responsible az
ter that time. AID. WAKEFIELD.
nov l6-tf .- .. ...-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

CHESTER WHITE PIGS
" Warranted pure brecd-for sale by
no 20 HENRY COOK, 80, King st,
- WET CIDER, for sale by
y dec a. J. &. MILBURN.
Eek TlES--a great variety at
~ ccA-" VVTTNTP G. CT hyMA KEp,C
SUGAR.-Just received 20 bbls of Refined
- sugar nov 70 til +. G. SWAINE.
lOAL OLD barrels Coal Oil for sale by
~ oc lott j. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

In New York and Baltimore, flour and grain
are firm at last quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11
u 0 II N e Il & | Il Il.

Gold is now on the decline in Now York,
having been quoted Yesterday at 1871 At tho
same lime shipments Of gold have been recon-
menccd, but not to u large amount. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

NEW CROP GLOVER AND TIMOTHY
~ SEED, received and for sale by
HENRY COOK,
nov l4-tf 80, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

DIAMOND SYRUP
~ very beautiful and delicious Syrup,
received to-day, and for sale by
no IL J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

Having purchased the good will and fixtures
Of The Baking Establishment Of the late firm OF
ADAMS & ,Johansen. l purpose, III connection
with my present business, at No. / south Fair
fax street, to open a irst-claSs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

DURE CIDER VINEGAR
For sale by f. G. SWAINE,
AL EFT No 26, North Royal street
4 DAMANTlNE CANDLES.-l5b boxes Ad-
n amantine Candles received to-day, tor sale
low by [oc l6-tfl j. 9. MILBUEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

HAVI y HAIR AiOr;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

SWEET CIDER, for sale by
~ dec D. T. {
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11
nov 14-tf

SARATOGA WATER.-20 dozen of Sarato-
y ga Water, just received and for sale by the
case or less Quantity HENRY COOK,
sep l4-tf 60, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-11

PLANTS, $4,000 Strawt
y berry Plants. just received from the mos
reliable nurserymen Also daily expected to
and fruit trees, in proper season for planting.
HENRY COOK,
son 10 So King st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
FRANCE.
AHEIyAL OF GEN. niN.


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ru't.,i >.aiss I'D reached Ai- post
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raats ~ foresight Of he King " Prussia and ne
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Nov ha.S l. srar,, hat the King u Pru... who net
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lave su,o ss hsd be- augmented his army But boz i
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a. e rrsai ,abt o. he day phicd noro .ny othss
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pepzty De Cassegnac u - appons Z" an
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f,Llsing o. Ttarstay CHS operation ~ n'i
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sired .kos gratitude FOR tue service doue I'm hat W
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dynasty he oppressed a wish hovrVcr u1i TIC hndnest
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DAY Goycr jr was appointed r'scian We The
quarter VI the ruilercs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THE LIVERPOOL oOTTOS MARKET.
IrtgFOor N0r g--Noon--Ths Cotton Market opf-4 Ill
n Eaaly he sales today Vii approximss soO0 haes
ksGLe Up.snds Ssotsd 81 ID Ihs Brssilss Mar
h . slfh0ut material change.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFEz MARKET.
IryrErool- Tuesday EFeuing Nov. g,-The Efesdsials
Khss clol % dsy vita dOTawsrd tendency Ibe sis-'
psss.ors Of Con 90 pes quarter ios MEed Wss''T
LIVERPOOL Provision NAEKEr
n. Provision Market elsssd via Lard inactive
LOxDox NOxET MARKET
kspoS. Xo- 27-No0z-Ihs money marie is gl.e' ,on.
a fsg money op~z stso
IT, AMERIcAE sBCURITfEt.
n ts~pg ore tbe current quotations for American
~. UriteI sales fysIvssties 1oi Ere Rsarosd s,,r~
Il I5ros Central sharss -
LONDON MONTY MARKET
Lssrox Tas-64y Evening, Nov. S,-coa'os 'o'sa ttis
-sAarzcoi a - ior MONEY.
AMKRICAN aEOUKITIEs.
Ane-sn secnities cOsod 81 TIE following pnoss T'sd
49, Tivsrvsrtis "a InEOts Central shsrss = Eris
harry sksIes. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
PRUSSIA AND GERMANY.
.ancrrnINas oR THR onAMBRhs

,n. ,hs,aber Of Deputies 81 Berlin 90 tise To-,
,hs ~ Master srsgtt u a, sP P,Saa ssy sss
sna @ az Minister sso asted that ose and a. IN n. a.
tfsler- r. ~, BE- .st spAsi oui Of tAe var
ro,' 3 slsd u astsss he b va. retired . cd
coHnits IN HOcse resolved that ne f.s.os 20. ~ ~
f fsi;'i ''' : ', :, -
uhqfs % leedsd that military soascTipsn Of srss
fh Maize and IL envsOns shai take place On 0s 's
''' 80 sSEsiss os ran sAxox caAMrx1s
The S~ro Chamber epessi 4, DIe.iec On se, y 20 =
r. z, S sra p as ss' n - sss . i. ss ess
Cosders tss ssSr.hg Of psvss ..z e s ~. 80
lion Of sarss hou lnso ,ls yLt q DE sss1s = ,s ss
.nd the duiie a y ,ss Ss ,sp. ssS - s-s,
his Msssy iaser psofed tAst BIZ Should D. Insrossssa
for rso . q ~ srs "a ~ pro.. rs ses,y q
,,.r, lie - ,i law Ir The North German ParsIssht AID
ssJ ss 80 M,,'1 s,s .rssarcsa that eo1.sststossi
rJ-,ep, rsfsr 70 tn Saxon law elections vona ~
bTgeal isfv''i = 500 :. y. northern c'n''''''
II ~ ~ w oft ls ss-or clabsr Of Deputies a IF'sses
On 30 tt So Maker Won ieseh ssS ~ ,sse. NIB
Austris. et hfss or iuas "a af lss 81 "a 500
xEFr,ye OF soCIH GEExAy POLITICIANS.
IT, s ass @ % SI 5 sr n iAs rsson Of coass
e7stoa Il he -os't Erife by 10 cosi military s,a
" wener ~ Assembly aso pronounced y hyor Of ",s,
vls0ry ms sETee 'oT e5cry nan. and o. We AHai''' ~
slbe dETai!oa
ADnEE,s OY GEBNAI AUsnuAH nup&is- .
The Austria German sents have pnnnshea hs.Ss'
ahch fsv eT ideas u the present STAT % hiee
Tie var they f has %; end 70 sn apoait1s stas
TINA and u hi o. ~ legarded he nin sep % tae MAS
rui OF The aa o. Th.s unfy has always Den ne graz %
OF he corror. = stu.-l thzo1shoet al 6srnAsy and
step us direction c1naot b co3sicered ~ the - -
event wbkh ai epase tso 10 have Always
81 n ~ co.abirsi efforts attain her end e oag - ~
MANS Only o. tia % provisional aTranGemeht-ths hefe
nony Of Il g. States o. Germany But We are hsss.s
corTnccd sf shat has tsen dcne apfaTs He snl 70, 70
prrsear the t'y NEsn he elght nilois ~ 49,
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