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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20

SrRRATT's TRIAL.-The Surratt trial drag
ged along heavily yesterday, owing to the alb,
scence of certain witnesses Of the defence. Mr..
Bradley announced that he expected a witness
of responsibility, by whom he proposed to
show conclusively that Surratt Was at the
Brainard House in EImira, N. Y, on the 18th
and 18th of April, 1865. He also expected
Father Boucher, and after these witnesses the
defence Yould close their testimony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20
IFYAVnTTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA >nVERTISER.

THREATENED Row IN TIE CAMP.-Hunnl-
cut is determined that the control of the Rad
ical elements in Virginia shall not pass into
the hands of those whom he delights to call
respectable people. The Convention to. be
held in this city 10 August will be-, according
to his view. Of it. nothing more nor less IMAM i
mass meeting. And since ii IS certain that
not more than two or three hundred iespect-
able men from the various counties VIII oe
here. and az there are thousands OF Hunnlcu''
followers in this city itself, the respectable gen
men aforesaid may be overs!aughed, voted
down and ANONYMOUSLY consigned to 90
security, while Hunncutt may be Victorious
in sweeping ms ority, and placed upon the
high road to the gubernatoral lnanaion.
He scenes the idea OF holding convehiIon.
He Will have j mas meeting ana ho'hiuS
else. But the respect ables' are, OF course,
| not disposed 10 yield to the dictatlon OF tins
pioneer Radical mean white man. they
want 70 hold convention, aud i convention
they vii! hold. They will pay 10 attention
to tie coaxings Or threats OF th. meat
white man aforesaid, but will organize,
| make speeches. cut out work, correspond
| with Wilson and 'Grumbull and Greeley 1T;
the rest OF the northern Republicans, WHO
may ungrateiul'y turn their backs upon
| Hunuicu,J, ana repudiate both his mass
meeting and himself. The consequence vi!
be a split in the party. lIunnicutr VII
have three fourthS Of the ucwly-e nlrancill,ed
voters in Richmond 10 back hiw, while lhc
''respectabes' will have-we know NOT what
following" but probably 4 majority OF 'he
rural Radicals. What the final result viii
be we cannot Dredict--Rjch Dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20

the rod Of despotism will be broken, the arm,
ed rnle Of mower be lifted from the necks Of
the people, and the principles of violated
Constitution preserved.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAsHIN GToN, D. c., July 10, 1867.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20

FOREIGN NEws.--The Empress Eugenie is
10 visit Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle
tomorrow A fight has occurred between the
Garihaldian and Italian troops near licen2a,
Italy. Garbaldi has publicly announced to
the peace meeting at Pistoia that the time has
come for liberating Rome and restoring that
city to her ancient freedom. In the British
House of Lords last night request was made
on the part Of the Government that the House
would refrain for the present from any express
sion Of opinion by resolution in regard to the
death of Macmillan. VIM. Lloyd Garrison
has been welcomed at Edinburg, and made
the guest Of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20
EsE Fed.

Nav York, July 20.-lold to-day, 1898.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A fire occurred on Naked Creek, near Waiver
~, in Page county, on Sunday morning last,
which destroyed the Merchant and Grist Mill,
Circular Saw Mill: Foundry, Workshop, and 4
quantity Of lumber belonging to Messrs. Car
rier 4 Huffman, OF that county.
Rev. II. r. Smith, for number Of years
the pastor of the Presbyterian Churches in
Leesburg and Catoctin, has been selected as
the President of the Female Seminary at Hunts
vile, Ala, where he has gone to enter upon
the duties Of that institution.
Montgomery Blair, being invited by num-
Der of his fellow visitors at the Rockbrldge
Alum Springs to address them on the condition
of the country, has consented TO do so and will
present his views on the questions of the day,
at that place this day.
Robert O. Grayson, of Culpeper, charged
with the shooting of Martin Brown, was tried
before Magistrates Court, on Wednesday,
and bailed out in the sum OF 81 900. The
wounded man, it is said, will recover.
Gen. Schofeld has / sued an order releasing
from prison Mrs. Kirby who killed her hus-
band. Sue was shown to be Insane, and was
released on condition that she appear before the
court for trial in October
The custom house at Norfolk has seized "a
denijohns of gin and 10 cases of French brandy
on board the schooner Lady Antrim from West
Indies, being packages less than 30 gallons,
contrary to the law.
The Sons of Temperance, Laurel Division,
intend having procession and public dinner
in Leesburg on Thursday next
The Registration in Orange county was StC
whites: ,Oj3 colored. Colored majority 1877.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20

DEED.
On the !0sh instant. ROSE, twin daughter .!
Victor and Frances Becker aged two months.
Mclj- Her funeral will take from the residence
OF her parents, No. 81, north Washington st.,
on Monday, ga, at 10 q clock.
On the 4lh of July, in Winchester, Va , Mr..
SARAH BAKER Mrs Z. Was born in Port
sen England, March 18th 17D9, and had been
in 4 merica forty years. For thirty years she
had been member Of the Episcopal Church,
and her great piety and worth commanded the
respect and challenged the admiration Of all
who knew her.
At Pensacola, on the 9Th inst, Mrs AM N
DA II. DADE, reict Of Major Francis J..
Dade, u. ;. 4.h Infantry, mastered, with his
command, in the Seminole war: Dec. -, 1850
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
y Landry virtue OLA decree Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Fairfax county, rendered at its
June term, 1867. in the case Of Hustled, surviv-
ing, &c, vs.. orion, ct NJ, the subscriber, as
Commissioner Of said Court, will sell, at public
auction, on the 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1867,
Court day. vt II o'clock H., in front of the
Court House OF said county, a TRACT OF
LAND. containing about %! acres, late the
PROPERLY Of G.. A. GrtOn, Decd, conveyed 10
him by Il. e. WaIradt.
Said tract is situated about |! miles from Lew
insvile and adioins the lands Of VIM. Swlnl;
and Mrs. Jackson. More particulars viii be
given at sale.
TERMS:-Onc-third cash; the residue in two
equal instruments. at three and SIX months from
give his bonds for said instruments, and title to
be retained until tn cir payment.
WIN. n. MOORE, Comm :.
E,irruy 90 w I0-tc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20

Z 5 Il
50 bbls new and Family Roe Herring
100 " No.
On hand and for sale by r,,,r &C
az 29-lm EaoA VA i''-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-20

NTOTICE.-CERrIFIcA No SIS, for w"
~ shares Of the capital stock OF the Orange
and Alexandriu Railroad Company, issued IL
the name Of Reuben Newman, on the 2Jtl! o.
May, 1853, have been lost or destroyed. ShHI
apply to the directory Of said company for 1"
renewal Of said certificate through
iell-laW2rn GWiN & BECkHAM
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-22
The Gaines Estate-DeNth OF Mrs. Gaines
Aunt,

The New Orleans Republican says: 'The
death of Madame Sophie Despau, nee CarTleTe,
at Biloxi, at the advanced age OF one hundred
and ten years has added another feature of in.
terest to what the United States Supreme Court
has decided to be the most remarkable suit ever
brought to trial in this country. Madame
Despau was born in 1884, when Louisiana was
held by France of an old Proyencal family,
and her name will long be remembered in con-
nectiOn with that of her sister, Zulime Carriere
1T was while under Madame Despaus care
mat Hullme, when thirteen years OF age (lI96),
and already celebrated In New Orleans Tor her
beauty, was married to Des Grange, French
nobleman who soon after subsded INTO bar
keeper or syr1p maker. Some years after Des
Grange proved TO have been married, and about
the same ume an attachment sprung up between
her ana Daniel Clark, the Congressman, the
ana SPECTATOR, and foremost man of his time.
The attachment resulted IN marriage, accord
ing 10 Madame Sophia Despau and another sis
yer, according to ALL in the birth Of Mrs. NJ yra
Clark Gaines.
Mime Despau, in her evidence in the Gaines
case, testified that she was present when the
marriage ceremony was performed in Philadel-
phia-pTesent with third sister-and it was
upon their evidence that the alleged ceremonv
rested, for the priest who oficiated subseouen ~
went TO Ireland, the church was burned do on
and the records destroyed. What added still
more to the complication of the case was that
Zulime Carriere des Grange Olark was subse
xuently united to DR.. Gardette, and this durinf
the lifetime Of Clark.
"As Mrs Gaines legitimacy depended upol
the validity of Clark's marriage, the strain o
The whole case turned upon the evidence o
Madame Despair. To test her yeraclty the eyi
dence of some thiTty-hYe or forty witnesses wa
taken, who had known her while residing u
this city, in Biloxi Havana, Florida, an
Spanish America. But the answers were IN he
favor, and the Interpretation given in the be
Wildering facts Of this case by the last deeislol
Of the Supreme Court, herstatements were take
as correct, and an estate now valued a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-22

10000 was adjudicated to her niece, Mrs.
Gaines; adjudicated fifty years after the making
OF the will, thirty after the commencement OF
the suit after six appeals to the Supreme Court,
and when the original suit had been divided into
Eve hundred separate actions against subsequent
poesessors Of Clarks estate.
MADAME Despau, though living for more than
a century. and though involN ed three-fourths of
that period in the troubles other sister, did not
after all, live TO see the termination of the suit
and, save SIG, O90 worth Of the contested estate
yielded by MIR. Slidell during the recent war,
none of the contested property has yet been re.
covered by its lifelong CLAIMANT
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-22
Irish PerIodIcaI Literature.

DR.. r. h. Madden has published IN London the
first two volumes OF a History OF Irish Perlodi-
cal Literature He proposes to trace the origin
and progress Of this class of publications from
the end OF the seventeen h century to the middle
Of the nineteenth. The published volumes are
chiefly devoted to history of Irish pamphlets
and newspapers The third, which will COM
pete the work, will contain a history of Irish
magazines and reviews, periodical essays and
mlscellanies. The first book printed in Ireland
was Book of Common PRAYER, IN Dublin, in
1851, The first ever printed in the Irish language
was an alphabet and catechism, trar slated from
Latin and English bV John O'Kearney, and
struck OIL from Dnblin types at the cost of a
philanthfopic merchant named Usher. In the
house of Ussber's son tho first New Testa nent in
the Irish tongue was printed. The hrst news
paper was printed in Dublin in l699-Ihe Flyng
Posi- or The Post Master. This lasted ten
wears, and was followed by the D@btn Gazette,
or WeeRiy COuran. Pae's OCCURRENCES, how,
ever, was more Of a e@spaper than eltheI, ahd
began TO be published bout l7Oc. A satirlcal
paper was published in Dublin in l7Q9, called
The DioerIing Post. IN 1926 George Faulkner
printed The Country Gentleman. Then came q
Journal, me MOS Impartial AdDioes, remarkable
| Tor its "sensationar accounts of murders, roo
| oerles and shocking acc dents.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-22

The ex-King of Hanover is to receive the
plussi snus sum OF $4,000 600 in specie from the
Hanover. N P--'N''
-Ihe number Of students in the Michigan
University is larger than that of anv similar
institution In the country. There are Ave
hundred in the Law School alone.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05

GsIN7sCIiu8 Safe of Real Estate.
x.,.tl 80 ,,.TrST. -. r ~,
James WDWQ8fVU4fdl6nol Estnel, OuVe, JCaR
aud Edward -WisWell 4
e9GtS 356ssG z sd % n So, - n ~ ffE
ses.ssss.e. - -. 8 y1, Ho, - =.
&<@tattcz dlsL NaraS. 9oD -
a,,zia.,s=. ess s- rc7f -. +
In Pursuanee of an order granted by
fba probste rsc,,.ss .h..t,. C,n, 9b;o 7 ill oz
fer f,r saie sf b,,5e a.as;., 1Hsn on th '
49, = e ~-f.s et-ss o1' " 'A .,.1 Des-
,eEssS4f&<&AYsOf JanuarTa q. d. 1861
at oEepooa, upon the premises the following
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
GROCERIES,.

N EW EST LIS II NJ E N T
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
INVALID PENSIONERS HAVING

il hitherto received but eight dollars pef month"; and
who have lost hand oot or are permanently and
totally disabled In the same otherwise 30 disabled
render their inability to perform manual labor equiv
alent to the loss OF hand foot can upon proper
application obtain increase Of pension, to at
teen dollars per month"; ~ = =
Those who may be entitled above and who wish to
employ as their attorney to prpcfrea ne sane win
please forward 20 my address. ter and
advise me when and where they enlisted. hen and
where discharged, the of their disability when
and where disease contracted wound receiYed for
which pension is claimed ana when applicef7nH was
made for pension originally Sate all these ACTS As full
and explicitly possible On receipt ofthe ioreeoina.
VII prepare the necessary papaEz aud seua yOn
fu Instructions how TO ezoeafe No aesess no feesi
o1f S-.ib.S ~ n 7s-T sD.W-akGEssf
- War Claim andPension Agent
Once No. n Ca-s's Beck nean R %.
% sol ekvelsnA okte
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
968ial er Commissioners Sale of
L - la s and Tenements.
<]Ashtnbd1s eoEpn Pleas, October term, 1866:
ssse y 9s Z 9ed Ea5eoqaas order q Sale.

- A&7Ap4aA #<Rlce J
virtue 81 an order of sale duly issued
From said Court in the above case to me directed
woe DE sale BY way of public auction at the door
Of the Cor HoEse in Jefferson, Ashtabua County Ohio
On &efnraay January 10, 1897,
betTee ahd O'Clock ofsaid day, the fol
lowing 6e1erlbes ds and tcnemeats, towit: Situate
in Com - T0x 1p in said county of Ashtabula and
sfattQE = b<< part oflot number one In township
uama1 teen ID in the first range of township on
the e. Ek<c1t western Reserve and bounded and de-
se1 9e follows to-wit Begning on the west side of
the pier q Qonneaut harbor at the northeast
Of dnd her etofOre conveyed by Isaac and Da
yid 1 10 Inlia Am Howard, thence running westerly
alon 1oAh ~ 9. said last mentioned lot and at
right Is with lid 'er five (5) chains, thence north
sry la with pier three GD chains to stake,
themes 81 &eBeD<y three degrees Gael five cais
70 the said per thence south along said pier
degreEs( /east two chains, thence easteriy Zine
cr< 6ulherly on line parallel with said pier
en thence westerly to the place beginning con-
About one md three fourths qs acres of land,
weIn md the pierad he public may have the use
of the waters OF the creek navigabe stream and
highway. Appraised at dollars.
III. j. COVELL, Sheriff,
As Special Mastsr Commissioner.
Sheriff s Office Dec. 81 1865 5t-sS6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
sLeAN'S CONDITION. POWDER

Hss the iargest sale Of y Horse and Cattle Medicine
On ts country 1t is compa=ed Of herbs and roots and
for hidness safety. certainly and thoronghDes stands
pFe-cminsntly at the head Of the list Of Horse aHd
Caft< Medicines. .--
IL carries an all gross humors prevents horses from
Becoming stin or fundering, puries the blood oosens
the skim aud gives It. glossy appearance
ceanses the water and sfrengthens every part OF the
body II s also safe aud certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate many fatal discusses
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
WIN. Z. POTTER, INVENTOR.
Superior to all Paints.
IuANTED-AGENTs-st6 to 5000

w per month for Gentlemen, aud S35 to $75 for La
dies everywhere TO introduce the Common Sense FAM
hem Zen stitch Quilt bind, braid and ebro der beaut
fny-yrioe eny s2omaking the elastic lock stitch ane
wages or a commission, from which twice that amour:
can be made. Address or call on e BOWERS 4 col
letters nsYeyed promptly with circulars spf tsrIns
pe& sss.-tf N Is. ua-ssS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
Notice of Filling Petition.
rnTTK yUTTxT-TNyT n vxrr

- - -A--A9 = SsAeAoAAs
TOHN WHALEY, Celia Whaley'
= .Ehdnezer Whaley, Hannah Tucker, and Porter
fucker, her husband who reside in Iowa, and in what
place is unknown Mary Ellis and 49, Ellis her hus
band, whose given name is unknown, and both of whom
reside in England hereby notified that Frederick L
Branch Administrator of the estate of Joseph Whaey
deceased did, the 2Ttb day of November A D. 1865
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Asht
bula County Ohio, against them and the widow and
others, heirs of Joseph Whaey deceased setting Firth
that the personal assets of said Insufficient
the debts of said estate the deed of so
of land from Joseph Cooper to Sarah Southwell was
without consideration and that said Joseph Whaley paid
the full purchase price of said land and that by fraud
and with intend to cheat and defraud his widow of all
interest in hsesate and of her right of dover in said
land caused said land to be conveyed to said Sarah South
we'll land praying that said deed may be set aside and
that the dover estate Of Parmeia Whaley may Off
estate to pay the debts of said estate and for such other
and further relief he is entitled to- which said land
bounded and described follows Sitnate in the town
ship of Saybrook Ashtabula county Ohio and in lot No
g. and bounded west by land of Miles Bush north by
land of j. c. Steward, east by land of Sarah Southwe
and south by the original south line of the lot containing
about 30 land and the said John Whaey Celia
Whaley, Ebenezer Whaley, Hannah Ticker, Porter
rHcker, Mary Ellis and-E Ellis hereby further
titled that they required to appear and de-
ur to said petition before the 9th day of Februa
ry, A. D. 1861.
Ashtabula, Nov eth, 1866. --.r
'c-yl FREDERICK S. BRANCH,
E Administrator of the Estate of
Joseph Whaey deceased.
BY Sherman & Fitch, his Attorneys. 6wSS4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
p The White Pine iCou1rbo,uun,ie -

line w niJc 1Ine compound.
It earyn the spring of 1855 that this Compound
was originated As member Of my fsT1fy WIS siicted
with irritation OF the throat attended with Disagree
a hns ss s
white pine might be Compounded be sery aseful
it in the alluded to- compounded small quantity
Of the medicine that had been parnng and gave il in
ing Within two days the irritation Of the throat wasre
moved the cough subsided and speedy cure eec
derry. N. H. who had been suffering some weeks fDm
bad couch, occasoned by sHden cold and had rnsed
sent for more She took about ten ounces q IT, so got
we'll j. B. Clarke, ESQ, editor Of the Mancbestef Duly
Of severe cold and was cured mmediatey He was SO
highly pleased with the results and coafdeptin
he finally persuaded to give il naihe ana send It
abroad to benefit the suffering In Neyenbert 1s56
5 n i d tine % Sss fs ssS
wholesaed in Manchester alone, ONE HUNDRED DoL1ARs
in the market and it still msiutsius that POSITION Tbe-s
Is good for al this tits very soEhbg and heal
ing in its 1atGTsis % s samipg h 60 s
"As remedy for kidney complaints the Whfte Pine
Compound stands unrvaled 1t was not esginaksd Cor
that purpose; but person In usingt for cough Fas
not only cured Of the cough but also cured Of Kid
ney difficulty Of ten years standing Since that sccdsn
!, The above was written Sy Doctor Poland IN isso-
pound has taken the lead OF all Cough remedies ell
preparations for the of Kidney difeuties In
England Safes. - fi i-' -<--esf-7 - ~. =
This remedy is safe and pleasant to take it e.
fecual. rsrf frrfs - efzgr x ga 1ifss-~rtr-y2
The Editor of the Manchester Daily and weekly Mir
ror In the leader Of the Daily thus writes of The Com
pound - The White Pine Compound ID advsrtissd as
much length in columns and happy to learn
that the demand for it is Increasing beyond al
expectations 1t is the very best medicine forcoughs
and colds know Of and family that has Esed
it viii ever be,without il. We speak from our
knOwledge it is sure to kill cold and pleasant ss u
is The greatest inventions BY aeefdent And
it is singuiarhat the White Pine Compoppd made for
coughs and colds should prove to be e great remedy
for kidney difficulties KNOWN Bat 50 u s We cnnnos
known Besides the character Of DIT. Poland In
such that he win not countenance what is WRONG For
years Baptist clergyman, studving medicine TO iad
remedies for his ailments with delicate, consumptiFe
look standing with one foot upon the grave henade the
discovery which has saved himself and called out nom
others the strongest testimonials possible. N hzve
known Dr. Poland for years and never knew amore
scientious honest upright man. and glad State
that believe whatever he says about his white Pine
Compound" II llslje7i' "a sFs - slssiq
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

h s-.sss-s- GEO. w. SWEET, N. D., Proprietor.
W Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL
DEPOT 106 Hanover street. Boston, Rnr the superyis
ion of Rev. j. w. Poland. boz -zoA
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD, ana sTRONG d
ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Agents, Cleyelaad,
At Retail by H. A. HENDRY Ashtabula, and BY deal
ers in Drugs and Medicines generally -ly
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05


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