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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

SECOND WARD REPUBLICANS. "A very
large meeting Of the Republican Club Of the
Second Ward was held last night, in the
school on Pitt street, near Princess, Henry
MarshalI colored, in the Chair, and John
Brookes Secretary Thirty new names, among
which we're those of about one dozen white
persoas, were added to the list Of members of
the:elub. Six residents Of the ward, J. Z. Dy-
son, sJo DIN Brookes, J. T.sBurnett j. B. Pi-
per, Henry Marshall and Thomas Carol, the
last three colored, were, recommended tosthe
Board Of Registrars Of Election as challengers
at the Second Ward Polls. Short addresses
were delivered BY g, ". Dewitt, Henry Mar
shall, colored, John Brookes and colored
man, from Richmond after which theImeetiug
adjourned until next ednesday night. &C
g.. -. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

sTHEREcENT. TRIpgot the Hi. Livingston to
Norfolk has given much satisfaction, and
much. goodzto trade is anticipated from the
regular running Of a steamboat between Nor
folk, and " Washington, Georgetown. and Alex
andria. Wessmcerely hope the enterprise may
be, in every respect sueeessful aud profitable
It starts.unaer favorable auspices. 70 IL ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

Boats w. w: Bramhall, G. P. Dayton Alex.
Ray, j. wv ISchanck, p. Il. Faile, e. T. Il.
Young, coal to American Coal Company: -
Boats Jess Hill, j. p. Roman, Alice, h. En-
NETT, coal to Ramp. & Bait. Coal Company.
4, rqfiee . DEPARTURES.
Boats John J. Swift, A. II. Grant A. Chamb-
erlin, DIR. Grimes; Mary Little, j: ?. Grunlisss,
A. G. Green, VIM Deyocman, for Cumberland.
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rREAT INDUCEMENTS!
I 7, r.-, REDUCTION IN PRiCESl
II nCIMG OIIN S,rOCK OLE DRY. GOODS.

rREAT INDUCEMENTS! 30
TX REDUCTION IN PRlCESl
CLOSING OUT STOCK OF DRY: GOODS:
Intending to turn my attention for the present
exclusively to the Wholesale and retail OF
=. WHITE GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AND
80. .a s..me s.. NOTIONS, ,->.
will offer my. entire stocll.o DIX \ GOODS nj !"
heavy discount on present prices, and those
wishing to secure bargains should call ut once.
Would take occasion to call attention to extern
siyc stock Of Fancy, White Goods and Notions
which in every respect snow as complete as
e Thc line Of DRESS TRAININGS cannot be
exceHed in style and cheapness. :,
Sun Umbrellas, Parasols and Fans lail
line, Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods
Department .lp complete The following goods
direct from manufacturers, Will DC sofa AZ
Wholesale AS low rs they bought. viz: um9rel-
lbs, silk, Bingham, Cambria and Cotton /; Hoop
Skirts, of every size, style and price; Children
Carriages different styles stock OF nos;ery;
large and rem arkably low, considering quality.
WHITE GOODS.--A full line Of Cam brlcS'
Nainsooks, Muslins, Bleached Cottons lTlsh
Linens, Toweings, etc, etc, which are maze
~; s. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

yI7ANTED-1OOO cords of good CELESTN Ut
w OAK BARK, for which we will pay ST.
per cord, delivered at Alexandria on the ears OF
the Orange s. Alexa or Manassas Gap L. f.: or
TO contract With us for 100 or 200 cords, can do
so by calling on us at our store, No II, King
street. We have always on hand OAK and
HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, UPPER
LEATHER, ofeali kinds, Harness, Bride and
Skrtng Leather, which we sell at the lowest
cash prices. We are paying the highest cash
IN 9-eotf c. c. tSMOOT 81 SON. 2
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LOST AND FOUND,

COS REWARDl--I will pay twenty five
.DGC dollars reward for the arrest, or for in
formation that will lead to the arrest,of the par
ty, or parties who broke into my stall in the
Market House. between last Saturday night
and the following Monday morning, and stole
therefrom seven large rounds Of SMOKED beel
nv 2l-3t ,WM. GRAY, Butcher.
sry1AKEN UP, ON SUNDAY, 10Th instant
at Cracker Hall Fairfax county, Virginia,
ONE WHITE HOG The owner, by proving
property and paying charges, can take it away.
nv Zl.-3ta MATTHEW MCCUIN.
NOTICE. CERT1F1cATE No ,142, for two
IN shares of the capital stock Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company, Warrenton
Branch, issued in my name, on the 2lst Of Nov
ember, 1851, have been lost or destroyed, 1
shall apply to the directory Of said company Tor
a renewal of said certificate.
ap 24-1aw2m*&sI ...ya-~.J AS. Nj. 'SMlId.
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LOCAL NEWS.
THuRspAY EVENING, MAY %

CIRcUus CoBRT edlaesday CHANeERY
s SIDE.-W II Fowle, surviving executor, vs.
P B. Hooe.s surviving partner. This was; s q
{: suit involving some $50 900, and to recover
600 from the defendant, as surviving part
sner FoRle Co, for debt due by the tli I'm
beforesd defendant became paitEeF. The Court
held that an incoming partner isl not RESPONSE
sble 3forsthe debtsof the old firm Or any member
thereof unlessthere be q contract to that5eir
feet, aud thereto decided that the defendant
was NOT liable for the So 900 but was liable
forTthe amount Of wharves, warehouses, &c,
8 and gave Judgment accordingly: L. B. Taylor
for plaintiff !; Brent Tor defendant: g ~
.fs..ss VIM Barleysys. Granville s. Triplett-
il ch ance s1cause was referred to a Com
missioner insG hahcery ot the Court.
IS Common Law SIDE.=7Lewis Christmas
was confined ID Che county jail, to answer an
indictment on a charge Of larceny, and the
| Grand Jury having failed tofnd an Indictment,
the Court ordered the prisoner to be discharged
from custody. gssSasas
Court adjourned till 10 0 clock to-day.
To-Day. -Ghe. jury In the case OF John
Clark, charged with assaulting and robbing
Edwin Pierce, Of $ll6, noticed amsy yesterday $
Gazette, appeared in Court, Immediately upon
7 its opening, and returned q verdict. OF guilty,
: fixing the termrot imprisonm entt Sin che Peni-
Tertiary at three ears motion for new trial rial
overruled OK
Charles +. M. j ohnston VS.. the Alexandria,
Mount, Y ernon aud sAccotink Turnpike Com.
spany, and Others application for an in
junction, and for the appointment of a receiver
case argued by f. t. Smith for omplainant,
and S. Ferguson Beach for defendant, and.
submitted. IT,
3. F. Fickiin VS.. Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company and the Adams Express
Company-Injunction dissolved and bill dis,
missed H III. Wells for defendants.
Thomas Purcell admir- VS.. w. T. Purcell
and F. A. Dickens motion by plaintiff to:
elect one of the three suits pending to proceed
upon, or arrule against Fleming T. Douglass to,
produce affidavit of interest argued by Z. L..
Smith for defendant, apedss G. ". Brent for
In laintif:. 49, ,sszlasa s.@5tsssss ,sgaaass
& After the calling Of The docket the. case: Of
3 Mutt, as trustee Of Mrs: Young and
Mrs. Featherstonhaugh heirs of Mrs Louisa
Hunter, VS.. 2. lorbett unlawful! detainer
to recover possessionso of "a track land m
: AleSandria county near Hunter. Chapel, pur-
! chased at a. I. IS ak sale by Corbett, was
Gtaken up "a jury sworn, and the law points in
the case argued by s. Beach, for plaintiff,
and Geo W. Brent for the defendant, up.to'
the hour our report closed.
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w A N 7 S

.WANTED, AGENTS $3.50 PER MONTH,
wv the year round, or. 500 per cent profit on
commission We guaranty the above salary or
commission to active Industrious agents at their
homes, to introduce an article of. indispensable
49, 80. -, = G. w. JACKSON & CO., !
myl1-iaw4w II, South ST., Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

No 92, King street, End door from Royal
/ Also, one PIANO for sale cheap. .[my lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

2 Dag SELLING OFF. AT Cosr THE under
signed will, continue to sell off his immense
stock of DRY and FAN C.Y~, GOQptS and
SHOES at COST, to close business. Those de-
sirous Of securing GREAT BARGAINS would
do we'll to call early, as there will be superior
inducements offered. 9 ..l 49, a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

rENIMOTHY SEED for sale low by
Il apl- GWIN 81 BECkaAM.
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-BY.J. II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
pEAJ, ESTATE At AUCTION. n#s

BY.J, II. PARROTT-AUcr1oNE
DEAL ESTATE At AUCTION. in#Ss#1
.Bv virtue Of q decree Of the County Court tor
Alexandria county, PRONOUNCED at tn Wr nndtJI
term, 1867, in the cause or Cofnstius .;,,nJ a9
Commissioner Of Sale therein named, vii 9lier
ors Office, Alexandria, Va, on MONDAY Inc the
10th day Of June next, at II m; 9 Nv Tr
GROUND, with three,story btlCh u th " n na1t
LING thereon situated beginning en- the eas'
side Of Royal 80 feet north Of Du Ike street. lroht-
ing on Royal % feet, and running back, east,
wardly, lis feet, with an alley on the South ana
east thereof.
TERMS: One third TO be paid in cash, and
and Is months, the bonds ofthe purchaser with
GOOD security to be taken for the deferred pay
ments. and the title to be retained until the en-
tire purchase money IS paid.
my 9-2awts GEO. ". BRENT, Comm,r.
COMMISSIONERS SALEorDWELhfNG
i ON PRINCE STREEr.-By virtue OF the
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria coun-
ty, Va, in the suit Of jacobs vs.. Taylor, ct a.
and by consent of parties ntere$ten, the sun sun
sell, at public auction, in front OF the MaXQr,@
Office, A lexandria, Va, ut Il M, on SAIU r.
DAY, the 9th day Of APRIL ]S61 1 GG, th T
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, n t o, L1sa
Columbus and Alfred streets, formerly Owned
and occupied by Lawrence B. Taylor, esq; The
lot has front Of about2l feet s inches, and runs
back 100 feet to an alley extending through the
TERMS:-Ten per cent of the purchase mon
cy to be paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal inStalments, AT +, y and lSmonths from
sale with interest, the purchaser to give ms
bonds for the deferred payments, and tlLlct" De
retained until their payment;
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Comm,rs
). FERGUSON BEACH.
mp l3--cOtS ........ .... -. ,,,,
The above sale is postponed until tn RS
DAY, the $Oth day OF May, ut r O'Clock M, in
front of the Court House. ap 27-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

- JEWEIRY,--New ,tstyles. / Bog. Wood Sets,
Sleeve Buttons, Chains, Rings Pins, Silver
|aPla.ed Spoons, Forks, Cups, Gail Bells, re
ce,ved this morning at 5Pffiggg's One Dollar
.Jeyelry Store, II 8. 34aa8. Pennsylvania avenue,
near a street, Washington. APP 29-tf
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CANAL COMMERCE..
MAY 23-ARRlvED.'

$50 M ssags $50 $50;
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US S. tCIRcun CoUsr Judge Underwood,
and7all, theInembers aof his .seeurtt, white and
coIored, from this city, returned this morning
in the steamer Vandefbuilt, from Richmond
the spring telrnrof the q. S: Circuit Court for
tie State al irginia, having adjourned yester-
sdaysuntih Tuesday, the 4th day Of June next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

HENN1Na's So, ssl3, ia and sl5, Business
Suits are just suitedto che wants OF those who
wish good and good lookTng SUIT at at, those .
figures But one price is .asIed and no less IS
taken, az the corner Of It'll street and Mary
land avenue, ashington e lss.r $50 ilt'
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NOTICES OF COMPREHENSIVE.

81
The firm Of SIMPSON & ATWILL is this
day dissolved by mutual consent ,eon
ia MES II. SIMPSON. f..
....,- j. r. :ATWILL.
Alexandria, May 10, 1867. my ll--2W
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NHEAPDREss FOODS FROM AUCTION

very handsome DRESS GOODS, which we
purchased at the late ge-sales ef Messrs. II.
Stewart 81 Co., and Messrs. Bernhard s. Hutton,
of Kew York. on Wednesday and Friday. last;
and as, we have q great many good bargains to
offer, ladies will d. we'll to call early ana make
their-purchases We have some Of the be5t.bar-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

F FRI JACON ETS, >ORGANDIES,
GRENADINES OZAMBIQUES
CHECKs POPLINS, SCOTCH GINGHAMS
and many other medium price Dress Goods
that we have had for the past five years, and
we intend to give our customers part OF the
*, Ali goods marledin plain figures, at the low
est cash prices. No deviation allowed:
=. SSs-ET5ii-.> w M: SINISTER s. BRO,
z -.sjss.,-a No. SO, Market Space. Washington.
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Poro t River u. AS seen
BY an advertise t in another eoIunaof to
dagsgGaxetts, the steamer Hi. Livingston will
make tiilp,to the montb Of the Potomac, land
Intermediate landings iDss5F Friday next the
25th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-23

The undersigned have formed copartners
under the nam, and style % JAMESON y
LEE. for the purpose Of conducting GEN I4fs
AL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUS
MESS, at No. q, Union street formerly occu-
pied by Messrs CNenoye y Co. i
Dies ROBT. JAMESON.
G. +. LEE, .JR.
Alexandria, May 3, SGT. 49, my It'd
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IUGUH1C UdIueHs' ct VE1
!. EsP POLICE REPeRr IIAYoR,ss OFFICE Cath
sefinea Martin. colored, tor disorderly conduct,
was fired and discharged ~. ,s 6, , (
a Henry W His, coioled, for abusive language
sto.a colored woman, named G hurehill, was
s5f,po,esd and discharged s
flames Qua gan, sfar disorderlya conduct, was
fined :and discharged. -. .,s. 49,. A
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06
FROM NEW YORK.
nuts Decided = Mexiena News-Trea'
HE in GeGrard.s Government.

uuts Decided Mexienn News-Trea
bio in GeGrard's Gevernment.
NEW YORK, April Sin the Superior
Cont mart / in the case Of Moses Stras-
burger We. the Western Union Telegraph
Com pany, for damages for the non-de-
livery of a telegram, the jury yester.
day returned q verdict for the plaintiff
for 1856 IS. The plea set up by the
defendants was that storm had pros
trated the wires and they were unable
to forward the dispatch.
An Imperialist report from Vera Cruz
is to the effect that Escobado bad been
attacked by Mejia and routed; also that
Coruna had been routed by Mejia while
attempting to join Escobado.
The Herald's Havana correspondent
writing March Goth, says: ami inform
ed by passengers on board the steamer
Barcelona, that the revolution which
had taken place was of the most bloody
kind. The loss on the part of the revo-
lutionists was very heavy, and the
streets of Port au Prince were literally
covered with the dead. This is the fifth
attempt to put down Geffrard's govern
ment, and at least successful so far as
Geffrard is concerned.
The Tribune's Havana correspondent,
writes the same date, says Geffrard sue
ceeded in getting the upper hand of the
insurgents after q desperate engagement,
in which many lives were lost, the reb-
els being terribly cut to pieces by the
shells and projectiles of Geffrard's par
tisans. The streets Of Port au Prince
were strewn with dead bodies.
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Cincl.nati MARKET.

.-a-l.- .-.-as..-- SiNSlNNAii3 Apili os =
FLOUR-Iu good demand and prices
25a50 higher: the demand was chiefly
speculative, induced by scarcity Of
wheat and the fact that il is relatively
higher than flour; trade brands, IL Goa
Ia 90; fancy, Ia Scale 90, closing firm
WHEAr-Scarce; prices 2a3 higher
No. spring, 2 55a2 GO; No. 2 winter
2 s7a2 80: white Is, and No. l winter
3 90.
,CORN-Unsettled; sales of shelled at
IS in bulk, and Sass sacked; white in
sacks held ut SO; ear 70a7l in bulk
holders offering 70 at the close.
RYE-Is ZELDA 40.
BARLEY-Unchanged and in fair de-
mand. sd
JEoTTON--Irregular; middling held
at 25la26, and it was stated that it could
be sold at IS. szsf ri
WHISKY-Dull and prices nominal
at 26a26t. = -, 20, = J.
PROFESSIONALISM; no demand, and
prices nominal. rs s7'zl
BACON-Nomihsll y unchanged. snF
BULK MEATSAUnchanged.
LARD-Held at 12f, but no offers =.
more than 12l for city.
PORK-The relative low pIice o.
pork and bacon compared with othel
Kinds of food, make holders confident
that no important decline can be es
tablished, therefore there is no pressure
to sell.
SUGAR-Firm and unchanged.
COFFEE-Firm and unchanged.
SEEDS-Clover seed scarce and held
at IL SO, and small sales made at thi'
rate. Timothy and fax unchanged.
LINSEED OIL 3Sal 40.
GOLD-132i buying and 1873 selling
EXCHANGE-Firm.
MONEY-Tight at 1Oal5.
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Piitsburg Oil Trade.

PITrsBURG, April ., 1907.
BUsiNEss-The market since our last
has undergone no particular change;
nr;ces were the same rs were current
FOR some days. The principal sales
were for speculation. Yesterdays op'
erations in crude exceed 10000 bbls,
principally for this months delivery,
part on the spot. The current ratos
were g., 6sa7c for bulk, and 113al2c
barrels included; the difference i'll the
prices being governed by the gravity
The receipts since our last We're u, 352
bbls, large portion of which goes to
fill previous contracts. Among the
sales were the following: fsL ..........
CRUDE-The advantage of the mar
ket rules in favor of purchasers. Sales
1000 Dbls bullz, in 800 Dbl lots, ut 6ie
per gallon; 5000 bbls and 1900 do, bulk
Immediate delivery, the former at Of,
the latter at Z; 1900 bbls, to be delivered
this month, the parties declined giving
the figures; AIS bbls, 81; $500 bbls bnlk,
immediate, Z. Sales 100 bbls, including
packages, at III per gallon.
REFINED OIL.-The market for some
days past has been very dull; buyers
manifesting no disposition to operate
at the present time. The Eastern and
European markets are reported as being
overstocked, the supply being in excess
of the demand. The only sale that came
under notice was $500 bbls bonded
light. straw to white, the terms were
withheld, -......
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Get Up Your c'ubsss 1862.
THE WHEELING RIsy1I,1
The Largest, the Re-,
Most Widely cireu,a,..a ~
Paper in wcs
FRI o Virginia.
Daily 1i-XeekIy&Ve sh

|RE1NG SATIsRIpn.
- tnen patrons are prepared 20 ,p,,.AJ
enterprise which has for lis ob,.S, ,nn.NUaas Il
and promotion Of the welfare az ~ M pSSsta
In this Republic, and tho dev,i,,,,se'S Sn =
evaaen OF our young and promI.Sn. nd
Proprietor Of the wbeelins R Sa,ns N,s q
larEed and improved this paprr y, -, ~ zoe
nands Of increased circalauss N I'd
popularity, and now takes nlraSn,,, r'es,
70 the people Of this State IN. n. p,e,.stl
eat and Meet Reliable PaIcr !. ss'l|
virginia. Ns|
The REGISTER ca, n0,,
history - the suest and best ind., o,'.Ips
course upon all Questions OF Nation,l -
policy. Believing that the war Va. " VI
It's legitimate purposes stained will 81. NA
der OF the rebel armies. and the ah,n,seesS,s
alavery and secession BY the south -
TRR viii be the unhisching adyocst. o ~. ~ ~
ures that tend to promote the natim,lL-
20 restore the unity Of the Goyrrrr1.-.s -.
extend 10 all sections the priceless - y
an impartial Union and q as,iug r. y 1
be equally frm In its opposit,un T. ~ A9
schemes that Impose unjust And n,- ~
| conditions upon the reunion of /, S1,.f1'S
| that was never broken, that en.rar,.',I> I'D
ual ascsndancy TO one political p.,,, .p,T-
changing sstracism TO every othss ~ y
thwart the wishes Of every pat,io,a u
disAnited, our Union nnrr.,.,,d ~
the opinion Of all men. while stcsl.,,,'
eating lie swn, despising the pru~,riu,,s ~
OF fanatacism while FIRMLY a,lbvrihs 10 ~
convictions Of right and duty,
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The Mining, Agricultural nsI
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia win End In the REgE1El
constant and iealous advocate, while IL sHs'
and political advancement Of the STATE VI ~
ceive itk earnest attention.
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Nicnrnugua Line.

NEW YORK, April 5.-The Nicaragua
line to California have announced that
the new steamer Nevada sails on the
Goth Of April.
The steamer Beliona, from London,
arrived to-day. 81
James Elliatt, who ibnatcbed to fight
Charles Gallagher, of Cleveland, Ohio,
ON the 9th of July, for $500 side, re-
Gently closed an agreement to fight
Davis, of California, for 81, 900 aside,
on the 10th of May, in Canada.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Judse Sh .rkey and RobeFt ,. Walker
in the Suprene CoarS.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Judge Sharkey
and Hon. Robert j. Walker appeared in
the Supreme Court this morning on be-
half Of the State of Mississippi. The
former rose to submit bill of complaint
and prayer that President Johnson and
his officers and agents, and especially
General Ord, be perpetually enjoined
and restrained from executing the act
to provide for the more efficient govern
ment Of the rebel States and the act sup
Elementary thereto, and that powers of
Injunction and subpoena be issued, di-
rected to the parties aforesaid, with any
other relief that the Court may deem
proper.
Judge Sharkey remarked that the
bill had been printed
Attorney General Stanbery said ht
believed it was the general practice tt
obtain leave of court to file bill. Thi:
bill was against the United States ant
he desired to appear at the earliest pos
sible moment to object to it. He re
peated, there must be a motion to fl,
the bill in the regular way.
Judge Sharkey replied that that wa
the motion which he now made. HI
was aware of the magnitude of the sub
ject; involving as it does the importan
aud delicate subject of the constitution
atty of Congressional legislation, i
was Of great moment that an early de
cision should be arrived at, as mucl
mischief might result by delay.
Chief Justice Chase to Judge Sharkey
-"You can ouly now move to file the
bill, and it will be In order to discuss
next meeting day"
Attorney General Stanbery-'T an
ready now to resist the granting o
leave"
Chief Justice-"We don't propose Il
hear arguments on the motion out o.
the regular order. The motion will be
fled"
Judge Sharkey-T will now file ap
plication."
This he did, and the question went
over until next motion day, next Fri
day.
Hon. L. II. Rousseau, Of Kentucky,
was confirmed by the Senate as Briga.
der General in the regular army by, it
Is said, three or four majority.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VIM. 4. Ridsely. %. Samuel II. Kelly, Peter
G. Deleplain and wife Florence Moses c. Good
Absalom Ridgely and Others In Chancery, In
the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Va
IN PURSUANCE OF THE DECREE MADE
i in this cause, shall on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY,
next at the Court House for Ohio county, eel
tome highest and best bidder. on the terms after
named, the four undivided fifth parts Of the
tract and parcel Of land in the bill ana proceed.
ings mentioned situate ON the north fork OF
SGoft Creek. near the head Of 1t, supposed to
contain LA acres moro or less, and being the
same conveyed to Moses &. Good, by said Kelly,
Deleplain and wife by deed recorded in this
county to secure. AMONG other debts, the one
due to the plaintiff and for payment of which
this sale was decreed BY The said Court.
Terms Of sale are, one-half cash and the resi-.
due Of six months. with interest from the day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bond and security
for the payment thereof, and the title and deed
to be retained tin the same Is paid.
marsZdIt-wtd z. JACOB, Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06
Fire in Cincinnn,i-Rosbery

CINCINNATI, April 5.-H. Varwig's
spice mills, 423 Court street, were dam
aged by fire this morning to the extent
of $1,000, The third and fourth stories
of McHenry s. Carson's gas fitting
establishment, and PowelPs gun store,
on Main street, between fourth and fifth
were also burned this morning. Loss
$4,000.
A man named King was robbed OF
So, 300 at the Ohio and Mississippi depot
Yesterday.