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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-11

Were Il not for sin, death had
never bad a beginning, and were
II not for death, sin would mover
have a. snding.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-11
The Advantage. of the Partioipa'
ting System Demonstrated, -

y on apolicy ofs3o0o onthe Old
System paya In byo0rs.....,."..". $3.50 Ut
A u on apOlicy ofS3,0OO on the New
and participating system pnysinb
years lou w
But nt tho end otiirst year receives
IN dOFlp..,.s. 70
At the end OF the second dyear..,.. 10 o.
And Interest IN cash on previous.
scrip sib .,..,...t,..,,,.,..,.s.,,,,,.,, W
At thkohd Of the third year he re.
coifes IN scrip......,..-. 10 W
And interest on prevlousscrip $780,. 20
At the end OF tho Fourth yearho acre
ceYos IN 8crin..,', ,'',-"'-,,.'.r,,," l6 o.
Aud interest on previous SCRIP $40 g 10
Atthe end OF tho Fllh year h0 re-
CeiYoa In sorip,"",,,,,,... ..,.,".n" l5 0G
And interest on preyions scrlrSG, . co
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-11
tsy the use OF
G h a s t ella RS
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EN- A Nj Ed.

For Improving md 5sautifSins tho complSxlOa
Tho most valuable and perfect preparation
n nae, for giving the akin beautiful pcarl.like
ilnt. shat is only found IN youth, II quickly 70.
moves Tan, Freckles. Pimples, plothes, Moth,
Psschos sallowntea, Euptons.. and nll impu-
rites or the skin, kindly healing the same
leAvingthe skin white and slear ~ alatAster--
It's rae can not bo detected BY the closest soru.
iiny, and being a vegetable propa, alton 10 per.
city harmless. u 10 the only article of'the
slnd used nv the French, ana Is considered by
Upwards Of 80, O01 bottleawerA sold durng the
year sul1cient guarantee OF ita eficacy -
Price only 70 ocn,e. esnthy nall rost.pAid,
rsh. -. 'e7.iy ass AiVtf 81, Troy, NY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
YIRGINIA NEWS.

A gang Of coored desperadoes and thieves,
six in number, were arrested in Petersburg on
Saturday. They had not only robbed, but
committed iendsh assault upon worthy
old colored man, residing in Chesterfield CO.,
and tits believed, have recently pcrpetrated
many other 'disreputable deeds in and around
Petersburg. ~ ia3@&
The Norfolk county, Va, farmers are sui
*fering severely by their constant losses ofvalua-
bic horses from the effects Of the disease known
as the staggers, which seems to prevail among
their stock to an alarming extent.
Messrs. Peyton, proprietors OF the White
Sulphur Springs, are said to have made $40,
900 this season The Sweet, the Healing, the
Hot, and the Rockbridge Alum, did very well.
One of the oldest citizens Of Lynchburg, Mr..
Thomas Mckinney, died last week in Char,
lotto county, where he has resided for three
or four years. -...
Gen. Schofeld has issued the same order as
General Candy, that exlles, not returned Con
federates, must take the parole oath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
The Navy Department has received intelli

The Navy Department has received inte-
gence of the death at sea, on the 10th of Au-
gust, OF Commander George w, Young, COM
handing the u. S. steamer Suwanee. HIS
remains were buried the next day at Mania
Milo, Mexico
The u. S. steamer Shubrick went ashore on
the 9Th instant, in log, Thirty miles helo"
Cape, Mendocine, Cal. She was returning from
a trip 10 convey lighthouse material Its
not known if she can be saved. &
Brownlow is sill riding a high horse. in
Tennessee the once famous proslavery cham
pion, now, apparently, devoting himself to the
supremacy of the coored race in that State.
Since the commencement of the yellow fever
at New Orleans, up to Saturday, there have
been l,2l4 deaths
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
AIEXANDRIA= GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA nvERTIsER

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The contract Tor the
removal of the penitentiary building, vas yes
terday awarded to Mr.. j. T. Stockbridge,
whose bid for the whole Of the workw ST.
800 As soon as the proper bonds arc given,
the work of the removal will be commenced
and carried through as speedily as possible. -,
There il to be All Inspector appolnte'! by Gen.
Ramsey, who will superntend the work -oi
removal
It IS currently reported that there Il !! deli :
cheney of between $l2, 900 and $4,000 IN tie
accounts of Mr.. G.. Fl. Welch, late COLLECTOR
of taxes, and now Mayor of Georgetown Inc
matter is in the hands of the standing commit
tee of the Board of Aldermen, who will make
their report at the next meeting OF that Dody.
Mayor Welch's friends assert that there has
been no nisappropriation OF the funds, ana
that he will be able to give correct account
of every dollar collected
The business on the Canal was quite dull
Yesterday. in consequence OF the continued low
water. Boats eau be seen as far 81 a mile up
the canal, unable to get down This does not
only interfere with the business on the canal
but the shippers have nearly all been compelled
to suspend business There have been thirty
two arrivals since Saturday, with the usua
average Of coal There have been twenty de-
partures since our last report.
The property in the city Of Washington
liable to taxation by the Corporation, now
amounts to about $4,000, 900. The rate as
sessed on property last year for general pur
poses, including the public schools, the police
| and all other assessments except those calleG
Special, made for particular improvements
was one and one tenth per cent. -$l.10 OF
every hundred dollars.
Mr. John Throckmorton, printer, OF Rich
mond, Va. was garroted on Saturday night
near the corner OF Fourteenth and b streets
and robbed of about $22 --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
The Fever in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, September 23.-The deaths
for the twenty-four hours ending on Sunday
morning were SO, and to this morning Is, be-
ing the largest number for any two days since
the epidemic began. From Mr. Il. Schmidt,
president of the Howard Association, we learn
that they have received money, sufficient Tor
the expenses thus far. They have acknowl,,
edged the receipt Of liberal donations from all
the principal Northern cities. The expenses
at present arc So, 900 day. Applications for
relief have been registered to-day up to- six
o'clock from sixty families, in some'5of whom
every member is sick There we're about the
same number of applications yesterday. The
number of deaths and cases are on.the increase,
and from these figures will be seen the neces-
sity ofcontinued and liberal aid from the friends
of humanity Everywhere the Howard Asso-
citation of this city have been extending re
lief in the infected districts in the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

FOREIGN News European news of yester-
day by he Atlantic cable announces that Carl
baIdi has made his appearance at point forty
miles from Florence ..
The combined Brazilian and Argentine
armies, say late advices from Rio Janeiro, by
way of the Atlantic cable from London, have
made no further advance against the Paraguay
ians sioce their success at Humanltlas. Gen.
Nitre is in command Of the allied forces.
The annual Paris races took place over
Lonpchamps course yesterday. The attend
ance was very large; the excitement intense.
The great race of the day for the grand prize
Of Paris was won by Patrician
The funeral of Policeman Brett, who was
killed by the mob at Manchester, England:
took place yesterday, and was largely attended
by the citizens. Arrests continue ofpartles I'M
plicaied in the riot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
SII NJ A&1I

FIVE HUNDRED TONS wanted, ~
JACOB RAMSBURG & SONS GcorGrt'wAr
ID. c., for which they will pay the highest mat
kct rates Merchants and others desiring '.o'.
nation will please address them by letter.
EnnrpatnWn. ~ 2--lAwtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

In speech delivered:at Radical meeting
in Cincinnati, on Saturday. Senator Thayer,
who had just returned from Washington, de-
clared upon his responsibility as U. S. Sena.
tor, shat to-day Andrew johnson meditates
and designs forcible resistance to the authority
of Congress. y The Radicals are all becoming,
in view of the approaching State elections,
"hishly sensational |"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

The Washington correspondent Of the BalL-
more Sun says That the statement Of the pubic
debt for the month Of September will not show
much, III any increase in government oblga-
tons. There good reasons for DelleVlng
that there will be II slight reduction in the
month of October But the payment of twenty
five millions of coin interest on the ivo twenties
due On the first Of November, must Of course
produce different showing on the face of &C.
counts in the statement Of the public debt for
that month. Upon the whole it is thought that
the Observation-Disclosures of Secretary McCulloch
about the financial results Of the summer and
fall months. az set forth in his letter to the Bos
ton merchuits. al liAcly 10 be substantially
verified
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

A FRAcAs--At the Ebbitt House in Wash
ington yesterday, Senator Patterson, of Tennes
see, while engaged in conversation with Cen
eral Kyle, took umbrage at a remark made by
General f., and rising excitedly to his feet,
slapped him in the face. The General thereupon
seized the Senator by the throat, and in that
position they were separated by friends. Good
feelingwas subsequently, restored between them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

yTpcINTa.At rnlac hnId j., ,ho m -
Y 0fire Of the Circuit Court Of AIaY 1'%Jks
conntv IN the III DIV Of Sentemhnr ieG@ GFa
Dixon Executors Of Henry Chathnm. "J J.l,% A.
who sue for themselves ana s9ch other credi..
OF this SUIT plaintilis, Gg INST da$pHri Toch.
man Oyando ). y Peck, lanes NJ Stewart.
5. +. Chapman, Adm r. OF Louisa Hunter, dc,
ceased, with Tue Will annexed, and Nchols:
CalIan, Trustee deits In chancety.
me oD)ecI OF In'S sun t IL - ogt&ih decree
ucciaflhg tne Heco lIoLii Inc oE'e%dant, tie
sala James ~ ose nT TO-. 10 INC a'lr'4aHi O. $
cch ~ oI tha b;ll manto"e3 jn'i' +" T%nch
uee9S arc III VIC nna t ~ o' Hutt and
Vold, ana 10 ascer'atn TIC llcils ON The land
thereby conveyed ano tnc'r pr ii also 20
asccrtah inc ain9u'ts u"o On ttiS S'sGr"I deeds
OF tr'lSI' oAce'''e' =! VIC "'''''""''' IT, ioth.
man an n'c,,,,t..,,a,Jos Y poo,.
Inc qGleiiuhll'' o''ia>'" ~ -: 'CN, no! ASYHg
entered MS appearance a!u gwen security NJ,
cordng TO the aG' VI nSsH,tGy "lG Inc rules Of
!hlS court, gnu ~ ~ HnioAE'I IhAI he
Is hos ffSrciiv ~ - - 1'uI'td liza!
Inc saiu month
altep auc " rnInct ii. n'', " what
- lcIc"t" - this n-Jnr 10 '",$ >1Ii
ll ntoI ~ Ihe E,cvonIria IiaZctIo III
scfteu III 'o f NEWSPAPER
| Il
H ",r of Tia Cart honsr 81 III. Gn a. '"r
i'o"' ''''' % cnmv-"Tn.t. 0'U'''y'
'f' TarEy w.,
| pro,,+ e. VVouI,.c p q can L'y'h
- CIV ~ = :, ts,"1@
| NIIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerk.
| ' Office of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
c"unty, on the "a DAY OF Hepte"b"r 1867, John
| W. Burke, guardian. Of Henry Da!ngc?lrA,
Rcverdy ;. .DalngGr1cl1, Eliza DaIngerGelL
e. q. Dalngrrheld'J Joan D; Barbour and S.san
his wife; Edward 5. LeadbentcT; Admin,:r>,
tor of John Lead oe"te:, aecGnse't 9a'n"e. i,
William II. Marbury, Admir- Gf Gcorg, b
Fowle and Willis Henderson, and Robcrl e.
| Violatt. plaintiffs, against Edward 5. HonyI
Henry Cook, Caleb 5. Iu!.owcl Zcpha1is7
| Fnvjish Fyrcut0rs Of John Wi;Lcr>, dcc.sscI
| Somun) Mill.r Thomas ' Water. Lewis Me-
Kanzin Ceorge swain. Deborah StnJler, lam
r Pirrpoint, Harrison Bradley, Samuel q
| Raooctt and Benz. Barton. LET'S In chanccrc
| The object of this suit j. to obtain 4 j err,
for thn dissolution of the Joint stock cougr.,..
tnown ~ .The Alexandria l.vceu!n nDI I.
Irarv CnmuanvU and 9 s.i,.. The real ...t,..
~ a., Son,n enI divic,nn NJ rh.. 1rocnrds ,,r,,
- t.1 nnti,led md s.,ttlrrn,,t NJ rT,.
o cmU p' If sid coynnnnv
'o W. d"Ton font G1iah : UIlov,ol .,.l
tba de,andants whose names are unknown
| ~ hoTino cnt,.rnd their urnrarancr ana
d.;,.on enc7,ritv occordino f. the act or
Sr.nn,bi,C and tho rnjns ~ this Court and i
Assembly nu f1o a+ ~ r,' ro not ;I;
aPpSS?;t i Gfoto q !. "rdcrnd tI.t tIr sii Irf"
VI Ihl9 pIhto, - 10 ~ -" ''-'1 va o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

II was the late Henry Winter Davis who, in
speaking of some of the military tribunals"
during and after the war, said ''they we're or
ganized to convict. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

Among the resolutions adop ed by tho Grand
Lodge ofthe u S. Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, at the annual session held in New
York last week, was the following. That it
shall not be legal to expel or suspend members Of
this order for non payment Of dues" Rules
were, also, adopted as to the dropping from the
rolls of members who do not pay, and regua-
tons for their reinstatement &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

The Baltimore Gazette says that it is one Of
the mysteries of the times, that President
johnson should have so long allowed Judge
Advocate Holt,'' to remain in Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

The u officer who recently shot and
killed Frederick B. Sheppard, of Mobile. at
Mount Vernon Arsenal, and who, before the
decease of Sheppard, was tried for conduct
unbecoming an officer, will probably be tried
for murder by the civil courts, now that
Sheppard has died from the effects of the
shot. If the civil authorities fail to act a
court martial. will be ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
DRUGS CHEMICALS. &c.

9 ,MTrI II. JANNEY MAHL0N II. JANEEY. |
JANNEY & CO., ~. ~
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD,
Paints, Oils and VMrnishcs,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY.
No. l45, King street.
.aG4- Orders and Inquiries from the country
promptly attended to. sep - IL
VNSTABLISHED 1892.
L. E. 5. LEADBEATEk 4 Co,
PURE DRUGS AND CHEAIIC.ILS,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, ca
spices, Patent Medicines, Lamps, Garden Seed
&C., &C., &c.
Physivian's Prescriptions prepared with great
care and accuracy. sep o-3m
V1RESH DRUGS, &c The subscriber has
j. just received full supply Of the fol lowing
articles which he is prepared to sell ut tho very
lowest prices Dbl Balsam Capuval, barrel
fresh olive OIL Olive Oil dc Aux, Sperm, Tan
ners, Lard, Straits, Machine Longmoore,
Whale, Tanners Crude Petroleum, Refined
ditto, Train, Raw and Boiled Linseed, Binna-
cIe pnraiIino, Ncatsioot, Elephant, Castor Oil,
&c Also White Mustard Seed, Jamaica Gin
ger, Spears Preserving Fruit solution, Carb
Ammonia, Cloves, Pepper, Mace Wihslow' 9
Soothing Syrup, Cod Liver on, Chamomlle
Flowers, Husbands Magness, Lump Magne-
STA, Celery Seed, Super Curb Soda, Quin!ne,
Paints of all kinds Babbitt's Saleratus, Babbitt
Soap, Blueing, Concentrated Potash, &c., &c.
HENRY COOK,
sep 80 and 22O, King street
TRESH DRUGS, &c--J ust received and for
T. sale ut the very lowest rates: Carb Ammo
MIA in jars, White Jamaica Ginger, HUSBAND
Magnesa, Cod Liver Oil in bottles, also for sal
in bulk Magnolia Water Gloves Mace white
Mustard Seed, Chamomlle Flowers, Wlnslo" :
Soothing Syrup, Venetian Red dry ditto in
oil, Sulphate Quinne, Princes Metallic Paints,
Spanish Brown, Lewis White Lead, Pure Lin
seed OIL Bromide Potash, Pepsn, the genuine
article) pure Sperm OIL HENRY COOK,
sen 80 AMI go, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept. q The market
for Flour was dull to- ay but holders, gener-
ally firm There is somo enquiry. for shipping
brands, but sales IA fur NJ asccrta.ncd, are con,
6ned to small lots to the city Il ade. Prime and
dry Wheat were scarce and in active demand,
and for strictly prime and choice the mar ket
was about SC higher. Corn WAS firm at Satur-
days rates Oats, also, ut Saturdays rates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

A dispatch to the New York World says
Congress convenes in little more than seven
weeks; but long before that tiue the President
will have the charges and reasons for suspend
ing Secretary Stanton from the War Depart
ment, ready for submission to the Senate, as
required by the civil tenure-of: Office law The
case made out by the President is an exceed
ingly strong one p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET
OF @

The market this morning exhibited much
more activity than for some time past, land prices
of Grain show considerable advance We
have no change to note i'll Flour which IS
steady, with fair stocks on haLd. Offerings OF
l7OO bushels Wheat, with sales of about roo
bushels white at 2l0 to 225 for inferior and
common, and 29O and $50 for fair and good
1000 bushels red sold at 200 and 30 for inferior
229 and 237 for fair, and 2iO and 245 for good
We note further advance of Base i'll Corn,
with sales of about 1C;0 bushels mixed vt llG.
III, 11S, and one lot at 125al30. Oats in fair
request, with sales Of 1900 bushels at 81. 100
bushels country. ground Corn Meal sold at ll2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
~ 4 tzatT e. Las 81.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA SEPT. n
ARRIV

ARRIVED.
Steamer F. c. knight Denty, New York. to
to H. G Winship
Steamer Valley City, Tomlin, New York, to
II Eldridge & Co.
Steamer George H. Stout. philadelphia, 10 NJ.
Eldridge s. Co.
Schr M. c. Moseley Urant, Boston, plaster,
to w. A. Smoot Sc Co.
Schr lex. Wiley, Avery, Norfolk, shin
giles to Smoot & Perry.
A LCOHOI, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, Pa
"A raf1ine Oil. Fine Olive Oil, Pure Lard Oil,
Bath Bricks, French Zinc, in Oil; Lamp Black,
Wrighrs Pills, Camphor, Demiiohn Corks,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, White Mustard
Seed Long Pepper Gloves H N9tmegs,c 6c re-
scp24 80 and go, King street.
DOAT TAKEN UP ADkIFT.-Wa taken
D up adrift, in the Potomac river, between
Fort Footc and Washington, this morning, a
ROW BOAT. which the owner can have by
proving property and paying charges:
COLEMAN 81 DOYLE,
sep % -3t* at Fort Foote
rOALl 60 A L /
CO A L
!, zoo zoo tons Locust Gus Mountain Red Ash Coal
MONROE, GEMENY s. CO.,
sep 24-tf No. 81. King street.
ID ECEIVED TODAY
II Pure Old Rye Whiskey; 2 hhds.
Porto Rico Sugar, Laguyra Coffee, Vermecilli,
Mace, ,Aarseilles Olive Oil for sale By
sep "A }. Q. MlLBUkN.
PUTTY-of best quality45iRR t tqHs 6 R1sdSers
sepA SO and 70 King street
TVERGREENS AND H0NBYsUCKLEs,
u 10 of each Of eh9ee va5etss 30 for S2e by
< BBLs. JoHNsoN's PURE CIDER VIM
y EGAR, in store and for sale by o
AVERY & DAVIDSON,
sep - 226 King ST., cor. of Alfred.
CARDINES-qu and half boxes Just re
~ FRED. RECKER
sep l6-2w King ST., cor. ST. Asaph.
nREsH BUTTER AND EGGS received
e weekly and for sale By {. n,v1noov
sep IA 226 King St, cor. fired:
JUST R Re- G " p ,,vs s.,.,.. d,
MRS. C. L. SIMPSONS,
au 81 No. $780, King street
TINGsFoRDs CORN STARCH, DUR
FRED. RECKER,
sep l7-2w King ST., Cor. st Asaph.
DICKLING VINEGAR.-A pure article Of
L Cider Vinegar for picking, just received
and for sale by HAKKIE HOUGH,
sen II cor. Pitt and Prince streets
CHOICE SUGAR. CURED HAMS, just re-
Y ceived and for sale by
HARRIE HOUGH,
sep II cor Pitt and Prince streets.
ON OOO CYPRESS SHINGLES, to- ar
UU,UUU rive per sehr; E Wiley, to
sep 18 SMOOT & PERRY.
FNGLISH ISLAND MOLASSES.-Fo
H. hhds lust received, in store and for sale by
au 10 GWIN, BECKHAM s. co.
OUGARS-Prime Porto Rico and Cuba Su-
y CARS received to-day and for sale low by
sep6 j G. MILBURN.
QHOT, of all sizes, received to- day and for sale
- by [sep 81 J. G. AILBURN.
DIO COFFEE-l5 sacks Rio Coffee, receiv
II ed and for sale low, by
sep II j: Q. MlLBOKN:
0S0 BUSHELS PRIME NEW TIMOTHY
GCO SEED, for sale by
sep q THOS. PERRY, Is, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER q.
a'sSERENADEs were given last night in
Washington, to Gems. Sheridan, Hancock and
Sickles. Large crowds attended. Gen. Sher-


Washington, to Gems. Sheridan, Hancock and
Sickles. Large crowds attended. Gen. Sher-
idan said: a
81 sincerely thank you for this very earnest
welcome, and shall always recollect the occur
&rences Of tonight. The thought will give me
a great deal of pleasure and pride. !! feel
greatly honored, especially as a portion of this
assembly is composed of gallant officers and
soldiers. | return again my thanks.
Gen. Hancock said: Sin going to new
relief to know that carry with me the synlpa-
thies, good wishes, and confidence of my old
comrades in arms. i, therefore, have to thank
you, soldiers, for this ovation, which will tend
tolighten the burden of care which may follow
me in the performance of the arduous and
delicate duties of a. district commander in the
Southern States. -, \ Efy9gH Id
= Gen. Siekles made a long speech, introduc-
ing politics, the rebels" the loyal freed
men, &c, &C., in entire contrast with the
speeches of the other two Generals, Is.
Gov Geary, since the late ''Antietam Celc-
brafioD, has become mere bitter than ever.
He made a speech. ata Radical gathering at
Harrisburg, last week, and said he believed
that even now there were men al the head of
the Government as traitorous as there were in
1860 men as deep-dyed in the rebel cause as
any that ever led or followed the rebel army !;
he believed Andy johnson was the chief Of this
rebel force at Washinsap he had disrcsprct
ed the graves Of brave Union men by the praise
be bestowed on rebel soldiers" It is to be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

The :'Maryland militia continues to be the
subject of much concern TO the radicals. That
cheap, republican, and simple defence of a
government Of, for, and by the people" has
suddenly become very obnoxious to the leaders
of the dominant party They are only IRE
publican in name
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

GOLD.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Gold to-day, 1929
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

nENNA. SAPONIFIEK- cases Saponi-
fer Just received and for sale by
HENRY COOK,
sep q 80 and 220, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

II is announced that Gen. Hancock declines
to 90 to Baltimore to receive present which
the loyal citizens" Radicals there have pre-.
pared for him. The Washington Chronicle
says "Gen. H. is finn supporter of General
Grants plan Of reconstruction )" and it adds,
that Gen. H. though not an extreme man is
believed to be good Radical -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

TURNED VI" -Charles W. Buttz, who
had figured at Norfolk, heavily, was forced, in
the month of August, to fly the country. He
left and stood not upon the order Of his going
He has turned up, however, in London, as
will be seen by the following extract from the
Anglo-Amcrican Times:
''Major Charles w. Buttz, Of Virginia,
President of the Great Republic Gold and
Silver Mining Company of the State Of Vir-
GINA, arrived in the steamer Caledonia, of the
Anchor Line. We understand that the Maj
will remain at the LaDgham Hotel some weeks,
prior to visiting the Continent. On the Oath
of May, 1867, the President Of the U: S. recog-
nized the services rendered during the war by
giving this distinguished officer two brevet ap-
pointmcnts; one for gallant and meritorlous
conduct in capturing from the enemy full
rocket battery" and the other sfor gallant and
meritorious service in front Of Suffolk, Va.
There is an extradition treaty with Great
Britain and General Schofeid has "a heap of
wer.-Ric7tnond Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-24

The Baltimore Gazette in speaking OF ''the
tightness in the money market yesterday,
''sharp and sudden attributes this and SINH
lar occurrences, to the National Bank system,
and advocates the substitution of Government
notes for National Bank notes, and having but
one species of paper currency.