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D. Church of the Puritans, New York,
y DR.. Cheever'S) is advertised for sale.
Independent says that DR. Cheever
rs to sell his editice, not his principles.
q church may sell, but who wants lis
MkinlaS
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~ Our thanks are due for latest papers
to Mes Titcomb and Powell.

~ The latest report of the death of Rev.
Alex0nder Campbell (on the 4th) appears to
be correct. His death was twice announced
prematurcly.
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NDecial Notices.
Columbus. Feb. 23th, ls66. 3

~ We are requested by Hon. Thomas T.
Swami, Auditor, to state that he mailed
yesterday, to the assessors and collectors of
the different counties in the State, copies of
the forms to be used in the assessment and
collection of the taxes of 1866, according to
the laws passed at the last session of the
Legislature. As there is great uncertainty
and irregularity in the reception Of matter
sent by mail, Mr.. Swami desires such Off
GERS as fail to receive the forms and instruc-
tons sent, to notify him and also give the
name iof some Postofiice, to which he can
forward other forms and instructions in
place of those they have failed to receive
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WANTED.-AGENTS WITH SMALL CAPT.
TAI, to take agencys of Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in the several States of Alabama Texas
Mississippi and Louisiana. A great opportunity for
industrious young men, to whom liberal discounts
will be made
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JOHN H. HoLENsHApE, JOHN MAcKIN.
Late of Holenshade Morris Formerly of
@Co7 cincinnati. Nashville.
EMPHIS
IRON AND AGRICULTURAL
WAREHOUSE
Jno. H. Holenshade e. Co.,
Sign of the Big Saw
No. 235 e c ND tt E e It,
In the Jefferson Block near the cor Jefferson St,
Have in store and for sale
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Hydraulic Washing Machines. Chain Pumps. Hy
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Price lists of Iron, Steel etc furnished on appli-
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTS
TETTEES OINTMENT
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

Is most excellent preparation for the cure"of that
class of maladies usually termed
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AREAL SOUTHERN ITEM.-We saw, yes
tertlay pardon, under the great seal of the
State granted by Gov. Humphreys to Caesar,
county 1t was proved III court that he
had been concerned in the stealing of two
bales of cotton, but citizens who had known
him for years, and who had become his bail
when he was arrested, were able from facts
which came to their knowledge but could
not be used in court, to satisfy His Excel
lency that Caesar was more sinned against
than Shining, Chat he acted under duresse,)
and this pardon was the consequence. A
gentleman, who had no other interest in
Casnl than shat which every Southern gen
tIeman feels in the old negroes whom he has
known from boyhood-an original rebel"
too, one who took the field when age
would have exempted him-undertook
Cesar cause Caesar had no "old master
to attcnd to it, for he was dead, and the
faithful fellow had devoted himself to the
support Of his former mistress and her or
pkan children.
Let this one fact go for what it is worth
against the torrent of misrepI that
is being poured forth respecting the rela-
tionH OF the blacks and whites in the South
and let il be remembered that ON the day
when CAESARS pardon was granted, four
white conyicts from the same county ar
rived at the pemtentiary, but not single
application for pardon accompanied them.
~
20 We refer our readers to the advcr-
tisemeut of Messrs. Wolf X Norton, Nerd
ian, Miss, commission and forwarding mer-
ctlaaits These gentlemen are preparcu 90
execute any order in their line and will
give careful attention to the transfer of
freight from one road to another Books
viii be posted and collections made by them
on abort notice
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NEW ORLEANS, LA.
IMPORTERS,

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md
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AN
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CHRONICIINFLAMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

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lng from iong-cOntnued use of Calomel, Blue Mass
Corrosive SUblimatcr Fowler's solution. Donovan's
solution, and other preparations of mercury and
arsenic
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VASES, TO
WEI. CASKET,
FANS COMBS
W Ork male 10
Watches skilli1I
the city viii in
r- in the countr
.nllte attention. V
.nf Mar
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STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,

TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all ApOthecaTies. Price 81. d. BARNES
& Co, New York, and BARNES, WARD & co.
New Orleans Southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
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General \ gents. march6dly.
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SILENT FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.

WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL. TUCK. CORD
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Und Street
ST LOUIS
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MILL MI with ~
,,apufacturll..s; ~,
tie i'',' ! past WHY rSiiIs
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Her Her PORTABLE. , Y
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sident.
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andDeale'iDD,
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sale
: I s r.
ers in \
vARNIsp,
Glass.
md Street,
" Lor,
OBLE,
tail Dealer in
Irna5De,
'DoF aH4Dl,
&c. &c.
Fifth Street
Hall.
y attended to
1o--A ars,,,
HOUSE,
eaa,,,.,
: P..
Efopria
now,
1850, -, hESTrg
uar5r. : ",
MD STFa,n.
IA Ab
FANCY GO0ho
1 uUUDS
Gu,
d 55r GasI Bronze e..
ron Hollow Wan.
starers of
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ear Washington a..
SRI Inn.
LIE a. C0
Dealers in
IS, NoTIou,
N[OOCs
OUrth Stre,4
MILO X co~
~ & II OCpn'
'a''o fa'I0rS
SION MERCUyv
"nd Street
81. LOUIS
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-or to
IAN
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I Olive Streets
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

will use coarse cotton, linen, silk and Irvine II
runs easier faster and stiller than any other ma
chine. 1t forms fiat and elastic seam differ
ing from every other stitch each loop being twisted
by means of the
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memphis ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
p r EP A r A TION S.
CHRONIC DISEAS S

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT so celebrated as
having had for the last twenty-five years, i'll the
Of
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John n. Bolts. !,


/ The Charlottesville. Chronicle quotes the
following extract from the speech OF Mr.. ).
M. Bolts
'sHe had ten thousand times rather have the
State Of Virginia in lis present condition than
have it represented in Congress by secession
lists and traitors: Applause. tle endorsed
all that Congress had done, but his complaint
was that Congress had not done enough, and
was far behind public sentiment LAppause.
Every man who had voluntarily taken the
oath of allegiance to the Confederate Govern
ment had denationalized himself and forfeited
all hts with the Government. They were
therefore aliens, and could only be restored TO
the rights OF citizenship by the law king
power. One condition should be that no man
who had held Office under the Confederate
Government should hold u Fedora, or STATE
Office. One in the crowd asked: Suppose
the President should pardon hlm? The
Presidents pardon cannot make a clflzen out
of an alien. Laughter and applause, That
was his remedy. Referring to the Ne" Or,
leans massacre, he said that If Congress did
not closely investigate that TRANSACTION, and II
found to be as represented by General oherl-
dan, did not prefer articles OF impeachment
against the President, Congress would fail sig
Dally IN The performance VI lUS uu'J' 10Y
plause.
Referring to the late Wigwam convention,
he spoke of its mem bers having been muzzled,
at which voice in the crowd called out that
it was the law in Philadelphia to have all dogs
muzzled The remark provoked considerable
merinlent. Referring to the revolutionary
movements in Tennessee, he said that if the
North had again occasion to unsheath the
sword, it would be attended with the extermi-
ration Of the whole people Of the South, and
they would deserve it. [Applause and cries
of Well exterminate them He did not
believe, however, they would attempt any hing
of that kind while Geo. Fl. Thomas was in
Tennessee and Ulysses Grant at the head OF
the army Three cheers for General Grant,
and groans Tor the President He did not
think Mr. johnson the wisest man in the
country, but he did not think him fool enough
to attempt such thing. 1t was half-past
eleven when Mr. Bolts concluded. "
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GOLD
New YORK, September % Gold, 1888.

GALE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
y VA.-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Fairfax County, pronounced at its
June term, 1866, in the cause of VIM. Earnest vs..
Anna Maria Hustin, ct ais, the undersigned,
Commissioner therein named, will, OF WE'D
NESDAY, the 3lst day Of October 1866 at II
M, in front of the Mayors Office, Alexandria,
Va, offer for sale, at public auction, the follow
ing property, to wit: ...-....
4 TRACT OF LAND in Failfa county,
Virginia, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
Mn ETY. ACRES, more or less, lying on Back
lick Run, and adjacent to the Orange and A lex
andria and Manassas Cap Railroads. The land
il we'll watered and timbered, and about miles
from Alexandria.
Terms of Sale:-Onc-fourth of the purchase
money 10 be paid in hand, the residue in three
equal instalments Of E, II and IS months, with
interest thereon from the day of sale; the de-
ferred payments to be secured by retention Of
title until they are paid, and the first payment
to be forfeited upon the failure Of the purchaser
to comply with the terms of sale.
This land, rs it lies near the cities Of Alexandria
and Washington, and is suitable for farming or
gardening purposes, offers peculiar inducements
to purchasers who desire to locate in Fairfax
county. GEORGE. w. BIZ NJ,
sep 22-2awts Commissioner
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VIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks
' Office Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, on the 3rd day of September, 1866, Jas.
l.. Adams, plaintiff against William Miller,
dcfendant-ln chancerv.
The object of this suit is to subject certain
lot and improvements, on the west side of Payne
street. between PriGce and Duke streets, to the
payment Of debt, due complainant by defend
ant, which is secured by deed Of trust on
above property. dated May 20, 1860 and duly of
record.
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it ap-
pearing by affidavit that he is not a resident of
this State, it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within one month after due publ
cation ofthis order and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, q newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria. once a week for four sue
cessive weeks, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House Of this county. 4 copy teste.
JEFFERSON TACEY. Clerk
G. s. MINER AND T. L. SMITH, 2. Q.
90
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DIED.

at the residence of Jams Butler, in Caro-
line county, on STnd"X, the 18th Inst. of con
22d year Of his age.
At Orkney Springs, on the 10th of August
1866, Col HENRY HILL, native of Culpepe1
county, Va, in the 51st year Of his age
At Mt Ephraim, Fauquier County, Va, the
residence of Mrs. Anna X. Royal on Thurs
day, the 18th inst, Mrs. JANE TAYLOR, wifi
oflhe late Major George Keith Taylor of Pc
tcrsburg, and sister Of the late Chief Justice
John Marshall, of Virginia, at the advanced
age Of 81 years.
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THE CELEBRATED SMITHS PATENT
STEEL PLOWS, Of Collins & Co.'s Man
utacture-This great pillow is now permanently
and extensively introduced, and need no com
lnents We have all sizes, and are prepared to
fill orders promptly. ,
Circulars, descriptive Of this plow, furnished
J. p BARTHOLOW s. CO., SOLE AGENTS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Agricultural Implements Seeds and Fertilizers,
$50, 7th street, Washington, D. c.. and
al 09-ln 25 King street, Alexandria. Va.
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/ letter from friend, and former ,ownsman,
COW living in Idaho, says that the Radicals
there have been completely routed, without a
prospect Of the people being again placed, in
territorial matters, under the control of the
Rule or Ruin party.
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The National Intelligencer says: IF we may
tyrm an opinion of the course ct the present
Radical majority in Congress, upon their meet
log here in December, from public manifesto
;;ons, like the recent AMBIGUOUS one cf Senate:
Wade, and givings out in private, then an at,
tempt at Impeachment Of the President, by the
Bump Congress, is a foregone conclusion "
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i difficulty has arisen between the PhIadel-
2hia City Councils and the Board OF Health
The tormer refused to grant an appropriation
e twenty thousand dollars asked for by the
latter, aud the Board to dag gives rot;eo that
hey will 10 longer remove nuiSances, etc, and
hey have ordered the Health officer t. sus-
BEND all orders for work in his hands.
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The Winchester Times says: r. II. f.
1lunter is living quietly at his place in Essex,
offending to farming matters with great ener-
g, and striving to retrieve his fortune ana re-
.osir the losses inflicted by the war Since the
dose of the war his family affections have been
great; and it was but last week that he was
called on to follow to the grave a beloved sis
5a:, the fourth member of his household in
,wciye u0nths.'
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Bishop J. u. Young, D. D., of the Catho-
tic diocese Of Erie, Pa died suddenly at his
pastoral residence yesterday. He had been
Bishop Of the diocese since 1854, haying been
conSecrated in April Of that year
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i number of counterfeitcrs have recently
seen arrested at Pittsburg, Pa They We're
doing large business in fractional currency
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rgNO VIM. H. MAYHUGH:-Asy YOU are not
resident of the State of Virginia, you will
NJ the Office Of r. H. Cockerillc. at Fairfax Ct
Mouse, Va, between the hours Of 8 IL III; and
D. NJ, shall proceed to take the dispositions OF
Mary Ann Gossum, q. A Arundlc and others,
to be read as evidence in the trial Of /. suit now
uending and undetermined before the Circuit
Court for Fairfax county, wherein | am com
pIainant and you arc defendant; and if from any
cause said dispositions should not be completed
on that day, they will b. continued from day to
day until they are completed;
FRANCES ANN MAIHUGl,
By her next friend, John H. Gossum.
Sentember 10, 1866. sep l3-toct
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %.
The Richmond Times says The cmpha

The Richmond Times says 1.-The cmpha-
&c refusal of General Grant to attend Sol
diers' Convention upon the boldly avowed
around that the officers Of the army should not
Interfere with the political affairs Of the coun-
~, will meet the approval cf all prates.-
Few departures from the cd order Ct things,
IL this country, have been more tlagranty cb-
jccticrable than the direct interference of mill
AIRY officials in the intrigues and strategy Of
parties
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5cmc Of our Virginia papers are getting into
>aa habit of speaking Of the editor Of the Al
e.:endrla Gazette, as ''the venerable editor. Z"
~ are quite sure, in every instance, this is a
Geographical error. We expect the word
scGHid be veteran.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. J. r. Wheeler, Mr.
TIT, both Of Fairfax county, Va.
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The next session of the Grand Lodge I. 0.
Z. I. will be held in New York.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
a STATIC OLEkA.
PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE.

2 The cause of Cholera is always found in a de-
ranged stale Of the digestive fluids, particularly y
the bile which has been put in disorder by CHI
matte or other atmospheric causes. The hillary
ducts are thus prevented from fulfilling their
functions, ard consequently the whole crculn-
ton is thrown into disorder. The more one :
system is thus derangcd by unhealthy cata Dlts,
or irregular habits OF living, the more easy WI
we become the victims OF ASlAIlC CHOL-
ERA. :,
Asiatic Cholera is terrible complaint; it
takes its vic inns with Il rapidity unki,ownto any
other malady; the slightest neglect agalnst san
itary rules is almost surely punished with death.
Yet Cholera is durable, like other diseases,
and in this Elixir we possess remedy when Is
thousands of cases, particularly in $780, in Ger
many. and in the Cholera season just past IN
Paris, Constantinope and other cities OF Eur1Pc
has proved the use of PROF. WUNDRUM NJ :
CHOLERA ELIXIR the surest preventive
against the malady
a large stock, imported directly from Germa
nv, Just received from the Custom House III ne"
York Put up in Bottles oftwo sizes, at ~ CTS
and Sl0O each. JAM E1 " ~, hs u,
aug lS-tf l45 King street
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CI0 KEWARD!-S1rayed, from the encO-
eDlU sure of Mr.. L. Cole, near BrertSvlllc
Prince William county, on Thursday night
September 18th, a PALE RED COW, with
D1n noTn "nd an 0 Oa WIN WITH 6
paint, on the right hip The above reward will
be paid for her recovery. Any information, rs
to her whereabouts, to be addressed to either
5. I. STUART, esq, Chantily, near Centre
vile 7 @, Farfa ST:,f county ! "; or Dr. K. H.
Virginia. sep 22-3t=
TNECUTOR'S NOTlCE.--I have taken out
u letters testamentary under the will OF DR..
James Robertson, decd All persons indebted
to the estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to S. Ferguson Beach, my attorney ;
and al persons having claims against it will
please present them to him, properly authenti-
Gated. JOHN ROBERTSON,
Executor of DR.. James Robertson, decd.
sep 6-eo2w
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In his speech at the Memphis Ratification
l,Ioeting Hon. G. \ Henry, spoke as follows
e. President Johnson
claim the right to speak o!Aodrew Johnson
il this way. for [ have some reason to know
She man We canyas>cd the State in 1853 for
governor Of Tennessee There IS more resist
arce IN him than any man | ever encountered.
The harder he was pressed, the higher he rose
under the pressure, and it seemed TO ne the
,!eavicr tie was loaded the lighter he ran.
The greater was the obstacle | threw in his
;7ay, the more triumphaotly Cid he clear it at
bound. Ills powers were DcvGr fully de1 ell
opeG till we got down to our work in dead
earnest, IN what the boys called ground
acuflic. lie has beaten everybody he ever en-
3ounterel. lie beat my friend L. g. Haynes,
81 your ciry, for Congress, and ttink You
r?ilI agree, that it was no easy job.
lie beat the Hon. II. p. Gentry FIR Cover
lor, who had never been beaten before, aud
great, let NE call him, for lie conqu red me, -
cad predict such will be the fate If any Rad
eel who opposes him. You know | never was
ais political friend. lie was Democrat and I
. ,.hig Oil and water were no: more oppo-
site than We, and yet, in the rev order OF
5hlngS, | ardentiy desire the success 81 his Ad-
ninistration, and if he should he the standard
bearer OF that great body Of conservative men
Tho were drawn together lately in Philadelphia,
BY patriotic determination to save the Con
ctitution from violation, and the country from
I.rcr ruin. [ for one will do good yeonIan ser
7icc' 10 his cause and will call upon all lovers
q this country, whether Wing or Democrat,
al OF every party who would stay the wild
wave of Eadjcasm, which is creeping over
the lend, aud carrying away before it every
Te3tce Of the Constitution and every hope of
me patriot, to rally around his banner and
scar it to victory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-22
DECEIVED TODAY,

DECEIVED TODAY.
Silver Spring Extra Flour,
New Mackerel,
New f. Z. Herring,
Scotch Herring,
Factory Cheese,
New Shoulders,
Family Lard, in barrels and kettles:
J. G. MILBURN,
sep TT Opposite the Market.