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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-29

Court Notices.

VIRGINIA, to with the County Court
of Fairfax county, May Rules, 1866, Chris
topher Rotchford asset, Of. g: =; Faidley; VS.:
R. s. Main and George Goram, defendants, LIN
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Tro, on the Chicago Course.

CHICAGO, September 23-In the trot
yesterday between Cooley and Butler,
the first two heats were won by the for
mer, and the next two by Butler. The
excitement before the fifth heat was iR-
tense and considerable i'll feeling was
displayed by the drivers of both horses.
Jrckeying delayed the start for the last
heat until after dark, from which Butler
came in without his driver, who was
found near the half mile post with his
skull broken. There is suspicion of foul
play, aud Cooley's driver is under arrest.
The driver of Butler is named McKeever.
He still alive this morning, but his re.
very is doubtful.
McKeever, the driver of Butler. died
this afternoon from injuries received at
the driving park last evening. There is
no doubt but that his death was the re-
suit of foul play. A board, the end of
which was covered with blood was found
near where the body laid 1t is surmised
that he was knocked from his seat with
the weapon by some person interested in
the success of Cooley. The affair is the
subject of conversation in all circles to-
dsy. Other arrests besides the driver of
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Trnacdni New York CITY.

NEW YORK, September 23.-A dreadluI
tragedy occurred this morning IN the
Fourteenth ward, which resulted in the
death Of two Italians named Peter Fu
mani and Alexander Ureni. Funanl was
a maker of plaster of Paris casts, IN the
basement of No AS Elm street. Ureul
was iouIneymau moulder, and is said
TO have been an excellent artist. Funanl
was about getting out a plaster bust oi
Madame Ristori, which he was anxious
TO have flushed immediately in order to
take advantage Of the present exotic
ment. This morning Ureni, who was at
work on the model, did not reach the
shop until eight o'clock. This enraged
Funani, who asked the workman what
he meant by not coming there until that
hour. Ureni curtly answered that he
weuld come to work when he pleased.
This led to an angry retort from the EN-.
ployer, and the men were soon involved
in q quarrel Fuuani, who was large
and powerful man, advanced towards
Ureni, who was much smaller, when the
latter drew small single-barrolei re-
volver from his pocket and fired, The
ball took effect in the left breast Of fu'
rani. He fell to the floor and was re-
moved to his residence. Ureni, as soon
as he had fired the shot, ned tcthe street
He was pursued and caught, when he
shot himself and instantly expired fu'
pani's wound is considered mortal.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, September 23-The Her
AIDS Vera Cruz correspondence OF Sep
tember the Ilth states, that there are
ne indications of the withdrawal of the
French troops. The 8lst French Regi-
ment was expected to leave for France
on the 10th. But only one battalion came
down from the capitol, and the remain
der 1900 to 1000 men were ready to take
up the fax of the empire instead OF
France. French money was being eX
pended in large amounts to increase the
strength of the Imperial army.
La Urista, of Vera Cruz. says France
permits the enlistment of volunteers,
and will give to the Imperial Govern
ment arms and munitions of war. The
Estaftte says Gen. Ursga proceeds to
Europe on q mission, and will then &C.
company tho Emprass hack tn Mexico.
Maximilian has also appointed q Minis
ter to the Pope. It is truo Dhat -nxa<i-
milan desires to leave, but the French
authorities, acting on instructions from
France, object. Some skirmishing had
occurred just outside the walls of Vera
Cruz. At night the Liberals came quite
close to the city The Imperialists had
met with disastrous defeat at Mich.
oeven. Report said the Imperial General
had to abandon erything.
Thepeople and mechanics Of Vera Cruz
will have nothing to do with the new
Maximilian stamped dollar.
The steamer Panama, from France,
brought eleven officers and hundred
and fifsy-seven men of the French For
eign Legion.
A new commander was expected from
France to succeed Bazaine.
1t was announced at the capital that q
new campaign for the taking Of Mata
moras and Tampica would be opened in
the latter part of September.
Several attempts had been made to
charter light draught steamers at Vera
Cruz, for purpose not distinctly
avowed.
Colonel Teran was within nine miles
of the city with a considerable force OF
Liberals, and had issued proclamation
to the inhabitants of the State to join
him
The Liberals hold Cerro Gordo Puerte
National and other points on the road tc
the capital.
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Washinston News.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-By the
War Department General Orders No.
II, the headquarters of the Department
of Tennessee is transferred from Nash
vile, Tennessee, to Louisville, Ken,
tucky.
James R. Hood, of Tennessee, we'll
known in the political circles of that
State, was to day commissioned as Sc.
cretary of the Territory of Colorado.
AS an evidence of the continued i'm
provementi in Secretary Stewards health,
it may be stated that he this afternoon
paid visit to the President.
There is no truth in the statement that
the payment Of bounties provided for by
the last Congress has been stopped. On
the contrary, the Secretary OF War, in a
letter, stated that the Paymaster Gener-
al was instructed by him to commence
payment at once. The Treasury De
partment is prepared to furnish on de.
mand any money that may be required
for the purpose
Tne President has appointed Andrew
McReynolds United States District At.
torney for the Western District of Michi.
gan, and Jacob P. Leese United States
Marshal for the District of California,
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Canadian News.

TORONTO, September 22.-This even
ipg's Daily Telegraph says: A Govern
ment circular has been issued to the
county attorneys and police magistrates,
instructing the seizure of all arms in the
possession of parties they consider dan.
gerous to the public peace, and that
all persons known or suspected of having
connection with the Fenians be vigor-
Onsly prosecuted.
Three Feniaus were committed to Jail
to day, and o list of several hundred
names, including some of the well known
residents of the city, is now in the hands
of the police, and vigorous inquiries are
stiii being made. There is a Govern
ment detective now in the city, and from
this time forward every train and steam.
or leaving the city will be closely watch.
ed, and suspicious characters arrested
and searched, and if their business is not
satisfactorily explained, they will be
committed to jail nnder the Habeas Cor.
pus act.
A special session of magistrates is now
being held at the Mayors Office, City
Hall, for the purpose Of organizing a
night patrol, and decided upen swearing
in a hundred and fifty men to each ward.
The election of ooadjutor in Bishops
Church, Of England, after a number Of
days ballotiug finally resulted in the
election of arch deacon Bethune of Co
burg.
The bank of upper Canada issued
circular to-day, notifying the parties
interested that depositors will be paid in
notes of the bank, and the bank will re
ceive payments for discounted notes Oh
bills Of the bank. Bills of suspended
banks are selling at SO to 60 cents on the
dollar
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New York News,

New YORK, September 22-Yesterday
match against time came off at the
Fashion Course which created considera-
BILE interest among the friends of the
respective parties. Mr. L. Wunder
backed his grey horse to trot a mile In
2:45 for two hundred dollars a side. The
betting was pretty brisk, the time being
the favorite, at 500 to sl75. The grey
trotted the distance easily in 2:4l, and
offers were made to back him to trOj the
mile in 2:37, but they were not accepted
At the Union Course yesterday a trotting
match between Bull Run and Lew came
of. The distance was mile heats-best
three in five in harness. Bull Run lost
the three first heats but won the three
successive ones. The time was 2:40,
243i, 1871 and 2:36f
By computation, it has been sho IN
that the various Street Railroads in this
city have for six months, ending June
3Oth, 1866, earned al illegal profit of
about 100000 by charging each person
8 cents instead of5i cents as is provided
by law.
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Arresr OF G. W. Ferris, Mail Agent
Rerveen Cinainuati and houisville.

CINCINNATI, September ~ Inc
steamer Geueral Buell., Of the Cincinnati
.ud Louisville Mail Line, was boarded at
Warsaw, light before last. by two or
three hundred men, who forcibly seized
c. w. Ferris, United States Mail Agent,
and took him ashore. Ferris was Pro-
vo.t Marshal nc Warsaw during the war
aud was instrumental in the execution,
OF two guerrillas, by orders OF General
Burbridgs. The Gazette and CONNER
cial say that he was arrested without
warrant, while the Enquirer affirms that
true bill had been found against him
by the Grand Jury of Carroll county, for
murder.
The rain for the present is over, and
the weather this forenoon is clear and
cold. All the smaller rivers and creeks
are subsiding. The different railroad
companies are very active in repairing
damages, and will be in full operation in
| a few days,
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Another Negro Riot ImmineutinN New
Orleans,

NEW YORK, September ga herald s
New Orleans special says: Another riot
is imminent tonight. The sd colored
regiment is row being mustered out, and
they are very riotous, threatening the
lives of their officers and to tear down
The police station. The Major of the 62d
today informed Chief Of the Police Ad.
ans of the contemplated attack and
asked for the closing Of all the grog
shops in the neighborhood. General
Sheridan has promised Chief OF the Po-
lice Adams the assistance of the militia
nv to preserve order, and the utmost
good feeling exists between the military
and the civil authorities.
Over forty hack drivers were arrested
tonight for being in league with the
Jew clothing dealers 10 make the SOL
diers drunk and drive them to their
clothing stores.
Officers of the SD Colored Infantry
assert that that regiment was very
peaceably mustered out yesterday. How.
ever quite riotous spirit is manifested
among the negroes, in the city, which
is owing chiefly to the disbandment OF
the two colored regiments, the slst and
50, who have just been paid of, and are
giving themselves up to drink and carous
al The city is well guarded, and nc
outbreak is looked for.
There were thirty.fve cab drivers ar
rested for violating tie city ordinance
in making regular stands in negro To-
oalities to secure the patronage of the
negroes recently paid on.
L is said, on authority ofColonel Ed
mundson, who has been in the confidence
of Governor Wells, that he has determin
ed to support the reconstruction policy
~ prasident Johnson,
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Fenians Arrested in London.
Fenian Arms and Ammu-
nition Seized.
Memorial for the Independence Of
Frankfort.
Liverpool and London Markets.

BERLIN, September 2l.--The King has
issued decree of amnesty for sundry
offenders.
PARIS, September 9l'-The Emperor is
at BiarritZ.
DRESDEN, September 2l-Peace has
been concluded between Prussia and
Saxony.
VIENNA, September 2i.--Austin has
sent charged d'atfairs, to Berlin, who
will represent the Government until the
Minister is appointed.
LIVERPOOL, September 2l.--The Cotton
market hiss been quite active to-day, and
prices advanced I of a cent per pound.
The sales are 10000 bales; middling up
lands are quoted at 13sd Breadstuffs,
market unchanged, mixed western corn
81 sod; Beef has advanced two shillipgs
and six pence per cwt. Pork, western
bacon, and Cheese, are each slightly
lower.
LONDON, September 2l.-There is no
change in the money market. Consols
closed at s9t for money; United States
5 eos, 62s; Erie, 49i Illinois Central,
791.
LIVERPOOL, September % The steam.
ship Persia, which sails from here atnoon
for New York, takes out fifty.three thou
sand dollars in gold on American ac'
count.
Quite a number of Fenians were ar.
rested here to-day. Arms aud munitions
of war, supposed to belong to the Broth
erhood, were also fouud secreted In
nf hn nitu and
promptly seized.
PARIS, September 29.--Is is said that
the Empress Eugenie will shortly repair
to aRome, to condole with tue Holy
Father.
There is al apparently well grounded
rumor that NJ. Laralette will retain the
present foreign Office.
DRESDEN, September 22.-The Gazette
of to day in an editorial says that tho
announcement of the conclusion OF a
peace between Prussia and SaxoDy was
premature. ID admits, however, that
good progress is being made in that di-
rection.
FRANKFORT. ON THE MAIN, September
ga memorial is being extensively
signed for the Independence OF FRANK
fort.
VIENNA, September 22,-Duke Al
brecht has been made commander in chlef
of the Austrian army,
LIVERPOOL, September % Noon:-Cot'
ton opened to-day less firm, middllng up;
lands being quoted st l38d; estimated
salessto-day, 10000 bales Breadstutls
frmer.
LONDON, September %, Noon.-Money
market quiet and steady. Consols open
ed at S9f for money. American securl-
ties were quoted at the opening: Erie 4o;
Illinois Central 75l; 5-20s 721
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Cholera

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 2l.-
There is eleven cases Of cholera since
oon, three of which cases are fatal
ALI of the cases are in enc locality, neal
the corner of Green and Tenth Streets.
NASHVILLE, September 2l.-Cholera i:
on the decline. There was twenty-nin
cases yesterday, six of which cases are
fatal. a a4f -s.- aGl rs
There was thirty.three deaths from
cholera in the last twenty -four hours
The city is nearly depopulated by
fugitives, from cholera. s-} l-sa
Cholera Gases are reported in various
parts of Tennessee. 7aea ..-y
NEW YORK, September 2l.-TheIe were
four burial permits issued through the
day, for the cholera dead.
Eleven new cases of cholera were re-
ported In the city. The weather, yes
terday, was oppressively warm, although
it rained hard in the afternoon.
There were two new cases of cholera
reported in Brooklyn. ~ 3,
NEW YORK, September 2s.-There
were seven cases of cholera, and three
deaths from the disease, reported in this
city yesterday.
In Brooklyn six fatal cases of cholera
are reported, and eight cases of dysen-
terry. ,.-.-. .,-
LoUIsvILLK, September 22.--There
were eleven cases of cholera, and four
deaths from old cases reported.
NASHVILLE, September 22.--There we're
fifty-five deaths from cholera In the last
twenty four hours. Business is stagnant
and every body is leaving the city.
LOUISVILLE, September 23.-There
were seven deaths from cholera reported
yesterday, and two to-day. The number
Of cases are not reported.
ST. LOUIS, September 23.-There were
two hundred and two deaths from
cholera in this city last week.
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"Jes so or-"Exactiy t"--solon shi--ls saA
thsyswere there s.svsry time" II he ~. fowl.
ey"i In the morning. he took Plantation Bittsrs
II he felt weary &C night he took Plantation Pit
ters if he lacked appetite, was weak, lsnguid
or mentally oppressed. he took flssss ?. son zig.
ters and they never fsilsd d set hin ca his
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better suthorityi hat
as some may, inst read the follsyisA;
lowe much q -; fer ]
verify believe the Plantation Bitters - savcd
my life. REV. W. IL. WAGt
have been grsst rul Z.
r om pyspepsA and had e. e .Ssnass s,.;sa.
VHv. O. A WILDWOOD,
New York City.
had lost al Appetite
was 80 weak and enervsted could hardly walk
and had perfect dread Of society.
~ JAMES HEniI3v
a. The Plantation Bittsrs h, ,ve
cured me Of dsrangenent Of the kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distrrs-sd ne for years.
They act Ike charm. 4. q. MOORE
954 Broadway New York"
Mrs. o. n. DEyoE, manager OF the Union
Home school for Soldiers C1udrsn, s.ys sho
I" has given 10 to the weak and mvano l,iarsn a
under her charge with the nost happy AID rat
flying result4" We have received over IAN
dred reams OF such certificates, but ned 10.
ment is so effective as what people ths snoolVes
say Of good article Our fortuns ana our rS2,,
utation Is as stake The originJ quality 81 a
high character Of these goods will be sustal. !
under every and all circumstances. They nANs
already obtained . sale In every towa, wills
parish and hamlet among civilized nAnohHi -
imtstors try 20 come ~ near our nsns ."u 80
a. they can, and because . {ood srnolr GA mo. not
be sold as low rs . poor one, thsy dnd some sag'
port from parties who do not caro- What th'y rsu.
Be on your guard. See our PTi,a,s u NJ o'0s
VIZ - New York CITY.
Saratoga spring Water, sold ey al
Dru griata.
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From San francisco.

sAN FRANCISCO, September %. Salem,
Oregon, dispatches received last night
say the House passed the constitutional
amendment ayes 25, nays %. The Yam
Hill contested election case was decided
in favor of the sitting member.
Steamer Sierra Nevada, from Columbia
river, brings s85, 500 treasure.
The Roard Of Harbor Commissioners
have adopted q plan to construct sea
walls for the protection Of portion OF
the San Francisco harbor at cost OF
nearly 1880. 900.
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are where the freedmen had made
agreements ttat were not sanctioned
by the Bureau. The General says it is
yet very difficult to control these cases
The customary manner of proceed
ing at present in the courts of justice is
for the negro to bring his suit, which is
generally supported by negro evidence.
The decision is then made in most cases
against the freedmen, without regard to
the negro testimony; but for this evil the
General hopes soon to find remedy.
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Congregational Nomination..

PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-E. G.
Knight has been nominated by the Re.
publicans for Congress, in the First Dis.
trict.
HARRISBURG, PA, September % Geo
?. Miller was nominated for Congress by
the Republicans Of this District to-
day.
NEw YORK, September 22.-Hon. Henry
O. Murphy has been nominated for Con-
gress, in the Second District, Kings
county, by the Democrats.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
greenwood Cemetery,

teIS = :. -
SROAD three miles East OF the city, IS nov
Teadv for Ipterments, sale and improvement .
lots 1t contains 81 acres of land, ard IS Ial'
ont in the most modern and improved sty!e-
can bs easily reached at all seasons by the Ma
tional Road and for three.fourths OF tne, yeai
bv the Hempfeld Railroad. 1t Is per,ecuy eTy Ty
c1re, and intended to be beautihed Oy onIt onou'
variety of trees, shrubbery; puDhc. % make
ehspei artificial lake. fountains r5es &C. in the
II e9ual to tba best Rural Ceme.en M nsde for its
sUTargsmept order and in PerP1ss 1o,a San
ehpa, psSonS dssirous of purchasing ioss can ca
Persons uosannd with the superintendent
ANNE S,1 .n1 plst or secure them by calling at the
pcs %ho Of The Secretary on Main street over the
Bonk of wheeling. m
Persons wishingto make interments wlntan
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
tickets of admission to lot holders ana Vlsi
torS viii be issuedb by the Secretary, NJ.
r. G. BoNHAM, Sec'y. .
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
, 7 Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
7 s Rhodes T George Adams,
Inn G.. Muth, r. G. Jordan.
100. Mendel, Il. A. Hldreln.
Toseph Il II. augoI
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Con fession of Gonzales and Peiiicier,
the tiurderers Of Otero, i'm Brooklyn.

New YORK. September 22-The Oterc
murderers, Gonzales and Pellicer, made
a partial confession last night, at the
Raymond Street jail, in Brooklyn, in
which they charged Yiele with having
planned the murder and furnished the
daggers and razors that were used, and
with having been the principal actor in
the scene which closed the life of 0tero.
Their only desire appears to be to live
long enough to see justice done to
Viele.
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sT. LOUIS, September 22.-The radicals
Of the Ninth District have nominated
George W. Anderson for reelection to
Congress. The conservatives Of the
Seeoad District have nominated Judge
Bay fvr Congress.
George Francis Train announces him
self an Independent candidate for Con-
gress, in Esbraska.
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Arrival of the "Leyaiisr Pilgrims AZ
Cineinnafi.

CINCINNATI, September % The delega.
ton of Southern '1oyalists" arrived here
yesterday afternoon. A formal reception
took place last night In Court street,
where the delegation was welcomed by
4 T. Perry, chairman of the meeting
Speeches were made by Col. Brsnscomb
of Missouri. General Thomas,ef Governor
Browslow's staff, Mr.. Fanlin, Of Tenn.
essee, and Mr.. Griffin, Of Louisiana.
A dispatch to the Enquirer says: Dr.
Ferris. mail agent on the steamer General
Buell., arrived at Louisville yesterday
and was delivered up to the United
States authorities, on a charge Of muir
der.
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NO. 3Ol.
aqua DR mAGNeEEA,

A toilet delight Superior to any Cologne,
skin soft and fresh, to anAy isfsmHation To
perfume clothing. fer headache. 9c Itis man.
ufactured from the rich Southsrs ssasasha aad
is obtaining patronage quite rnrf loedsn ted.
1t is fsvorite with actresses snd opera singers.
and by DEiiAs BAKyEs 4 Co., Now Tois-, Whole.
Saratoga spriug winter, sold By al
DruRgists.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,

a PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts. All Officers, Soldiers, or Seaneh us
absd in the service of the United States, are en-
titled to Pensions for life, and in case OF theu
death, the widow, orphan children, mother OF
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman IL
entitled to pension, and also the bounty of one
hundred dollars, and all back pay due. My Zee
for pension is collected, and NO CHARGE in
aaae of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most ress'
enable terms.
Office, No $50 Fourth Street, near tho Court
gorse Wheeling Va sepaO
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IL 10 mOst delightful HAlrDressing.
10 eradlcates scruf and dsndruf
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and slessy.
II prevents hair turning gray and T. t.ng o.
IL restores hair upon premstarciy balak :
This is just what Lyons Ksthslron win !.
II Is pretty--iti Is ohoap--durabls. II 10 III /
ly sold by the car load, and yet It's Al.se-Ii \.
ible demand Is daily increasing uEtil 'b.rs 10
hardly country store that d8not kesp Il. OF a
family that dOos dot use 10.
Y. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, Il. Y.
sarntogn spring wascr, G0ld by 81
Druggista.