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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-09
f. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.

Parties interested in the above decree are no.
tiled that will take the accounts therein order
ed at my office, ct Fairfax Court House, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of March next
NJ. DULANY BALL,
fa l4-law4w Comrl,r in ChAncerY.
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MADAME f. r. THoRSToS. the great Eng
fish AstroIOgizr, ClairvOyant and Psychome-
trician. who has astnnLshcd the scientific
classes OF the Old World has now located
herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of Sec
ond sight. as to enable her to Impart knOwl.
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THE New York Commercial .AdreT-
User in commenting upon the result of
the California election, uses the follow
ing language:
While there Is much TO regret in the
result which We are forced 10 announce
there Is nothing beyond the fact oil sue
cess against divided Repu oliean PAR
ty, to encourage the Democracy. IheIe
has been no change OF sentiment or
sympathy upon the great question
which brought California into line Win
Union States. Disloyai Democracy Is
no less obnoxious now, than when Cal
ifornia renuunced II, its works. ana us
Representatives.
But the Republicans, having every
thing their own way, with oSerwheltn-
nomination OF Mr.. GOrhan for Govern
or was forced. The public sentimen;
OF his party WAS against IL, The NOM
inatiOu, as was alleged, WIS secured by
Legitimate appliances Delegates
were paid Tor disregarding the wishes
of their constituents. The object, as
was alleged, being 20 use the State
Governments and Legislature corruptly.
This and more was charged by leading
Republican journals. II IL not, there
fore, Democratic triumph, though d
Rapu blicap defeat,
Notifying as il Is, however, TO lose
California, let Us hope that the lesson
it teaches may NOT be lost. The condl-
zion OF the Republican party ia New
York is photographed by CaiitoI Ola:
We are liR BILE To the same danger, aud
may, possibly, strike aud go 10 pieces
against the same rock. IL wonld De
criminal, now that the danger Is seen,
10 encounter it, but neither parties nor
individuals always listen 10 admoni-
lions, however emphatic.
The Tribune OF Saturday thus speaks
on the same sabJsct:
The result OF the California election
has taught the Union party throughout
the country wholesome lesson. II
has taught Us that We can never AFFORD
either to indulge in family quarrels or
to nominate any other than uneXceP-
ti0uabie men. Party chicanery was
allowed in California to effect "a divi-
sion in our ranks and the enemy rushed
in at the breach and beat us. More
over, of The two Republican candid htes
for Governor, neither had any real
strength. The personal record OF one
was not clear; the other had no record
at all. The Democratic candidate, on
the other hand, was gentleman OF the
highest personal character. No Won
der we were beaten. Now let us take
the lesson 10 heaTl, and make no more
wicked biunders.
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TCEsDAY MORNING. SEPT. 10.

TT viii he seen by reference te our
advertising columns this morning. that
. grand mass meeting OF the Union
men OF Eastern Ohio, is to be held at
st CIair-ville. Saturday next. the IAN
inst. Major General John A. Logan
OF Illinois. who resigned his seat in
Congress to raise regiment in his dis
rrict, aud who served through all the
war. and WAS with General Sherman In
his celebrated march 10 the sea. viii
Ia present. Major General Robert Q.
seuenck and other eminent speakers
Nh. expected TO address the people.
We hope hundreds OF our people Will
make their arrangements to turn out
on TINT day, and show our neighbora
across the river that West NirGinians
sin keep step TO the music OF The
Union" We suggest to the County
Central COMMITTEES the proPriety OF
calling II meeting Tomorrow evening,
or Thursday evening, at farthest, to in
augurats such measures as will bring
out strong delegation from our city
and county.
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1900 Prizes, valued at..........,-..sSO.OO 90
$10O; Five for $3.50; Ten
for $500.
Address all communications
hurley & co,
P.O. Box CT, MoundsvilIe, W. Va


MoUSDSYILL.E, July 18TH, 1907.
Pursuant 10 notices. meeting OF the re-
this afternoon at the Court House, and or
ganiZed by the election OF Capt j NJ. Pipes,
County TTeasurer) President, and $. L. Arm
strong, Secretary.
Upon taklUg The Chair, Capt.. NJ. Pipes
aunouced the prime and only object OF the
meeting TO be the Inauguration OF n move
ment by which 1t Is proposed to rate funds
soldiers OF West Virginia, who FIJI in the
Union service during the late war.
AfteE some discussion II y as unanimously
agreed that "GiIt EnterpTise" shall be held
for the purpose OF raising the fnndsp opposed /,
and Cap W. Roberts and l. b. PuTdy, Maj.
VIII. BuTley and Lieut.. J. Will. Myers, were
constituted a committee TO mature and man
age the enterprise, IL was
Resolved, That MAJ. J. H. BTistOT, tState
TrealsuTerl lie requested TO act as Treas urer Of
The Monument tund-
II was ordeI ed thai the proceedings Of this
meeting he furnished 10 those newspapers in
the state favorable TO the object, for publica-
ton.
During themeeting speech, were made by
several gentlemen, among Them CAPT. Han
son TTIswsl, who delivered one Of MS hap
piest efforts, and a glowing tribute to the
memoTS OF our missing comrades.
]. NJ. PIPES, President.
s. TOWNSEND a RNIsTRoSG, Se0iy.
In turtheTanOe of the object OF the meeting
the Committee has the honor to make lhG an
nextd announcement.
So Money can be sent by registered letter
or Express, nt ourTtsk.
COMMTTTEE-MFj. VIII. Burnley, Presidents
Mai. J. ii. BristoT, Treasurer: Lieut.. j. Wul
Myers, secretary; CAPT. w. L. Roberts and
Capt l., b, Purdyt
address ali communications to
H.H " BURLEl & Oh,
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20. Box 81, Mo 4GHTns W. ". Va.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
n SHIP, TO WHOM LIBERAL INDUCE
MESTSS ARE OFFERED.-In making this
appeal to the state pride, patriotism and
sym pAthies of the fathers, mothers. skaters,
brothers and comrades OF our Fallen he.
roes - we desire to remind all, aud especially
the ladies, that your aid Is essential TO guar.
anLea our success, and the erection of a mon
ument worthy OF our little state. and the
''bTAves" who sacIlnced themselves on the
battlefield TO demonstrate the truth OF our
motto-"Montani Semper LITER"
Respectfully &C. hurley & CO.
REEERESCE-His EXcelency, Governor
A. /. BoreInRn. Hon. j. II. McWhorter, Au-
ditor OF slate; Maj. j. H. Bristor, Treasurer
OF state. Wheeling, ". Va. Hon James
Burnley, State Senator; Hon. &. T. Armstrong,
House OF Delegates, Aoundsville, W. Va.
n. BAH Communications should be ac-
companisd by one red stamp.
Mai ]. h. BTlstor, Treasurer of West Nir-
ginia has kindly consented 10 act rs Trea-
suEer Of the Monument Fund. sep9.4w
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our dispatches yesterday morning
announced the death of Gov. Helm. of
Kentucky. The event has been aniici-
psted, siuce he was dangerously i'll on
The dny OF his inauguration. By the
Constitution OF Kentucky. the success
sion falls upon the Lieutenant Governor
oniy until u new Governor is elected
consequently another election will be
ordered at once by the Chief Justice oil
tba State
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Iowa SESAToRsHIP.-A paragraph is
going the rounds Of the newspapers 10
The effect that the next General Assem-
bly, of Iowa will be called upon 10 elect
"a successor to Senator Grimes. This Is
4 mistake. Senator Grimes term ex-
pires in ISL, and his successor Will be
chosen by the Legislature elected In
1869, and which meets in January, $50.
Il RMrlinQEon RIirkeye, Sd.
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=
road pays to the State of Ohio yearly
aggregate OF sixty thousand dollars III
the way of State, county, township and
CORPORATION taxes. There are about
tyu hundred miles OF track in the State,
and the assessment is at the rate OF
tnre., mills on the dollar. The compa-
nv makes it's return to the State, aud
the counties predicate their respective
assessments on that return, and SO also
do the townships and corporations.
Last winter this plan Of taxing the
Baltimore and Ohio road was discussed.
lit was not presented In II perfectly ma
tured shape, but its general feasibility
was ccntended for. There We're objec-
lions made to its adoption on the ground
that it did not interest and benefit all
Ihs counties OF the Stale alike, but only
those through which the road and lis
branches passed. Hence the preference
% rho part of sonSc for lump job in
Inc way OF a tax upon the road.
But Is nota railroad running through
a county a part OF the taxable property
of that county in spite of any lp4tsln-
ton 10 the contrary Does the consti-
tution admit of any discrimination in
favor OF such property in county ?
We confess that we do not see very
plainly how the State could take from
Tie counties The right to make their
levies upon every species of property.
Sine has control only of her own pro
gatu OF tho tax. and even this she must
collect according TO the terms laid down
in the constitution.
wsmentiol the case of The Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh road only Us one illustra-
Iion of the policy contended for last
winter. sa Doubtless many other rail-
roads are Taxed in like manner. And 1t
appears so as to be no greater hardship
or inconvenience in Que case Than in
another. The same general equity
should peryade the whole system Trail
road mSaiinn Throughout The country.
They should be answerable 10 the ne
Cas.ities and burdens of civil govern
rneuT, according TO their privileges and
properties.
b In saying this much, We do not mean
To say That where charter granted TO
a r,,iIroud coufers unusual exemptions
i, should not be scrupulously regarded.
And Que OF the points of difference at
thts time between the Baltimore a Ohio
road and the State arises from its
charter. That document ante-dates our
existence as "a STATE, and confers an ex-
emption in regard TO taxation that does
not apply to property generally under
our laws. BY its terms the Company
must derive a revenue OF six per cent.
from It's property, before 1t becomes
liable TO taxation. Other property
pays tax without regard to its pro
ducivo value.
IL would seem as II such an eNemp-
ton were enough 10 grant. A State
cannot afford to enlarge privileges of
the sort without regard TO limit or con-
sequences. Taxation must come from
souie source, and il IT fails in one direc-
ton, must Increase in another. just in
proportion as exemptions multiply or
enlarge, mast burdens upon the mass
oftax-payers increase. And that State
in which taxation rests most oppres-
sively upon this mass will be depleted
most Of its wealth and population.
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LAUGHlIN,s INPANT CORDIAL,

I1Is ChiId'a Care When TeethInE.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
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OF the Paln-CholIe, Wakefutness, Uneasi-
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&C. We tell you candidly. one bottle of this
Cordial will correct all these troubles, Assist
Teething, Remove ACidity, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote sleep.
'T'TyIt. It will act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main 81.
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woNDERFTL nUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-Te-
nowned Astrologtst and SomnRmbulisfic,
ClArivUyant, while in clairvoyant
state, delineatCs the very features of
the person you me to marry, and
by the aid Of an Instrument OF Intense
power, known As the Psychomotrope, guar
antees 10 produce perfect and life-like pic-
lure OF the future husband or wife of the APP
pllcant with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits OF character, sc. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert BY stating place Of birth, age,
disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and en-
closing MY cents, and stamped envelope adj
dressed to yourself, you will receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired in
formation.
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\ Young Lazy IeturDlng to her country
home, after soiourn OF q few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF the coarse. rustic, tlushed face, she
had q son ruby complexion OF almost marble
smOOthness, and instead OF twenty three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as To the cause of 50 great a change. she plain
Iy told them that she used the CIrcaSsian
Balm, and considered IL an Invaluable &C.
QUESTION TO any Lady's toilet. BY its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
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on receipt OF an order by
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The only American Agents for the sale OF the
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
| existing undGr the finn name OF 4. Hayes
s Co, OF which William Busbsy, Arthur
Little and Edward Hayes were members,
was dissolved by mutual consent about the
LIST December 1854. William SuSbey Hnd
Arthur Little have no connection with the
present firm OF Z. Hayes & Co.
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A WELL. KNowN editor of New Jersey,
about 10 start for Long Branch, request
ed his wife to put in his satchel what
articles were necessary for an absence
OF two or three days. He lodged at
Freehold, and in the morning opened
the satchcI to take out some clean linen,
when he found Il 10 contain only bot
tie OF whisky and bundle OF old news
papers. That editors wife evidently
understood his "traveling necessities"
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OS Friday train on the Northwest
ern RaiIOad, In the Western part Of
Iowa, was detained an hour and half
by mass Of grasshOppers piled upon
the track so thick that the driving
wheels lost their traction.
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: gtw advertisements.
Lost

DETWEEN THE POST OFFICE AND
ID The North Wheeling Hospitals GOLD
y ATCH, with gray RIBBON attached. The
name OF the owner Is engraved on the Inside
Of the case. Any one returning said watch
TO the owner. or leaving II at the ISTEL-I.I-
GEEcER ONCE, viii receive suitable Ie-
waru. SSplO-i7
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DR.. CUMMINGS, who prophesied the
end Of the world this year, says he has
made mistake in the estimates, which,
when corrected, will postpone the
event a million Of years. Let US wait
md see il The doctor is right in his new
calculation.
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50 a large PIP. Circular, giving information
OF the greatest Importance 10 the young OF
both sexes.
1t teaches now the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsaken loved.
Soyopng lady or gentleman should fan TO
send their address, and recelye copy post
paid ny return mal. Address.
T. %. Drawer, II. Troy, n. Y.
mch23-eod ,triw&wIy
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THE Presidents Law and order proc
Iamation puzzles the politicians. They
consider il to be very little more than
me firing of "a great gun loaded with
blank cartridges.
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THE construction OF the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad has hesl begun,
and will be promptly completed.
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TaEY begin at Washington, to doubt
the Presidents sanity, the opinion get
ling ground that his constant and ln-
tense excitement has unsettled his
brain
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"PBRsOSAIls' in the newspapers is
an old subject for sport, hut mere is a
wanted" and an answer worthy OF
being copied:
WANTED, hand TO hold
mine own as down LIES vale L glide;
wanted, an arm to lean upon. forever
by my side. Address Miss Emma NJ.
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THEIRS were 697 deaths in Chicago in
against $40 forthe same month
last year.
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Special gutitts.
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MARK thIsl upon the Condition OF
the stomach and It's near allies, the liver and
the bowels, depends physciAI health and
cIearness OF intellect. II these orsAns are
inactive or in a state of irritation. the.ton-
ing. regulating. soothing nfiuenee OF TAR
RANTS sELTzEE APERIESr is urgently re-
quhed.
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The United stA'eal In Rem. In case Of

TT Is PROPOSED To SELL To THE
1 highest bidders the right To ADVERTISE
on CITIZENS RA. LWAN TICKETS and
on Envelopes for Packages OF Tickets.
Proposals VIII he received for advert Ing
on both tickets and envelopes, or sep-
anateIy, until SATURDAY, Sept. IA ut two
ociocA +. NJ, by John Bishop. at the OLiise
OF the National Insurance Company, uom
whom any Information as TO the plan ga "a be
pIocuTed. John AICLURE, JR.,
sepq- Iw PTesi- emit.
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nc Uulled statesl M Rern. ln a 60 .

The United states( In Rem. In a case of
y Boxes cigars. forfeiture, -.r.
nUR-UAST TO AN ORDER OF COuRT
in the above entitled cause, l hereby give
public notice that / shall. ON Thnrsday, the
18Th day Of August next, at 10 o'clock a. n,
at the Auction Rooms OF Hubbard, Bro. &
Co., ON Market street, two doors north OF
Quincy street, in this city, expose for public
ale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash,
the said q Boxes OF Cigars
T. NJ MORTON.
Jy2f."Dt u. Y. Marshal Dist. West Va
The ABOVE sale has been postponed until
Monday, September Stu, lSd7. aug2I-lt
BE- The a owe sale has been postponed un-
til wEDN ESDAI, SEPTEMBEK 18th, ls67.
sepl0 Is
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THK receipts ofinternal revenue for
last week we're IS, $50 ,SsS.
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10000 DOLLARS IN PRIZES TO
TICKET HOLDERS!
WEST VIRGINIA SOLDIERS MOSU-
MEST GIFT COSCERT, TO BE
HELD .ATTHE COURT HOUSE,,
..H MOUNDSNlII.E W. VA

Enui.1 the SUI es-rision ora Committee appointed
j 6y the Ticket Holders, az soon us The
- Iick.tI ore oil digLOsed OF. l. 10
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.ss- No notice VIII be taken OF comnlni
cations not accompanied By re, poh.ih !,
maine. The name Will be consldstel enI ~
dsnt mi, nut must In all cases aSrOIhPa PAM iet-
GeT,. ~ /, guarantee Of good latin.
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for gtut.
For Rent.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE On
a Fulton street. near Quincy. Fast Wheel
ing. containing four rooms. kitchen ana
cellar For further information, enquire AZ
this office, or on the premises. sep7 u
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The Medical Society of West Va.
WILL HOLD IT'S FIRST sEAII-AN-
w nual session in the Hall OF the House
Of Delegates, in WHEELING, at 10 o'clock, a.
M, W EDSEsDAY, OCTOBER, ID, 1867. By or
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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6-Ien lines or les hlaEe $3.50
Al LIHLAGEs ASD EUFERAL NOTICES, 20
s-Fs.. Ishsn under six lines. ,tg
/ g-itnp!e announcements oil Dea'hH' s'SAI''
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wHRBLING INTELLlGENCER.
II H II NJ -.
SyAEIABLY IN ADVANCE.
rREREEKLY EpIrIoN.

-BLIsHED EyEgY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
ASD sATUKDAH.