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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-18

Gen Schofeld has certainly no reason to
complain of the manner in which the news OF
his appointment as Military Commander in
Virginia has been received by the press and
people Of the State. He is spoken we'll Of,
and The language used towards him, is that Of
respect and desire is every where expressed
to respond to the recommendations made by
him, in assuming command, with regard to the
preservation OF peace and good order.
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MORTGAGEs-TH BANKRUPT LAw.-Does
the bankrupt law set aside deeds of trust or
other liens upon property?
Clearly not. where there is no design to de-
fraud other creditors, nor to evade the prov-
siona CT The law Itself: On the contrary, the
creditor holding a mortgage which does not
rata with other creditors for the balance due
hiro.
The law makes provision for debts for rent,
as surety, and other like debts, even where the
debt has not become due-Richm0nd Dispatch
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GENERAL AssEMBLY.-In the Senate, on
Friday, the bill disposing Of the States inter.
est in the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad was read twice and referred The bill
to prevent drunkenness and disorder at cleo
tons, was passed. A resolution appoint
ing 4 committee ito wait on" Gen. Schofield,
and tender him cooperation, &C., was passed.
Senate bill 10 authorize the Southside railroad
company to extend their road to connection
with the Covingtion and Ohio Railroad was
taken up and passed-ayes %, noes ]. Senate
bill No. q, to authorize the Virginia Central
Railroad Company to use temporarily that part
OF the Covington and Ohio railroad, east of
the Allegheny Tunnel, was taken up and passed.
In the House Of Delegates, tie propostion to
reduce the pay and salary Of Gen. Richardson,
as Adjutant General of the Militia, was rejected.
The resolution from the Senate, about waiting
on" Gen. Schofed was referred to the Com
mittee on Resolutions. Senate bill to incorpor-
ate the Alexandria Banking and Insurance
Company, was passed. The birelatiog to the
consolidation and paying interest on the public
debt was further discussed
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The action of the Legislature On the ICON
structive mileage business, is very severely
censured by MOST Of the newspapers of the
State. We are Sorry that the Legislature con-
sented to recognise the legality of the claim.
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E U f O ? E .
LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Our advices by the cable are to yesterday
The British Government has sent troops to
Liverpool in apprehension Of an Irish rising
there, bat no disturbance had taken place up
to Yesterday and the city was entirely quiet:
Large numbers Of Fenians had been captured
in various parts Of ireland and were to be tried
for high treason. The expectation IN London
on Saturday was that general rising OF te-
mans would take place in Ireland on St. Pat
rick's day, but if any movement OF the KIND
were to- take place, the Government; it was
believed would be able to suppress 1t before 1t
assumed any formidable proportions. The
emigration from Cork to the United States had
been extremely large during the last lew days
Many Of the elnigrautS were recognized rs De
inc concerned in the recent Fenian uprising IN
Killarney. a.,
The Servian question has been settled and
Turkey has promised to hasten the reforms III
favor of the Christians in Gambia and also
throughout the Turkish dominionS. Marshal
Bazane and the last of the French troops that
were sent to Mexico left Vera Cruz on the 10Th
instant.
The reform bill to be broug hit into the Brl-
fish House of Commons to-day proposes to
give the right of suffrage to rate paying house
holders after two years residence to men pay
ing one pound taxes annually or having thlrty
| pounds in savings bank or fifty pounds 10 the
funds aud to all members Of the learned pro
cessious and graduates Of the universities Inc
bill also provides for fifteen pound franchise
| in the counties.
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The LynchJurg Republican says IL is con
=dercd that at no previous period Of the
worlds history was there ever wider differ
cnca between Is" and fought to be, " than at
the present time
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"MosBY AND HIS MEN "A record of the
adventures of COL is. Mosby, of the late
Confederate army, including the exploits Of
Smith, Chapman, Richards, Montjoy, Turner,
Russell, Glasscock, and the men under them,
by J. Marshall Crawford, of Co. B. This is a
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famous partizan ranger and the men under his
command during the late war. 1t will be read
with much interest. Received and for sale by
Geo. E. French, at his bookstore, King street.
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In the debate in the Senate, On Saturday. on
The Supplementary Reconstruction" bill. Mr..
Sumner denounced the States to be created
under the bill, as born of the bayouet" This
expression seemed to be particularly obnoxious
20 some of the Radical Senators, as, they as.
serted, it would be used against the party. On
the question whether Congress is committed at
all to plan of reconstruction by the Military
Bill Of March 2, the difference Of opinion
among the Senators was very decided The
Supplementary bill having passed the Sen
ate amended it goes back to the Houae.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH IS.
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-

The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says, that the debate in the Senate
on the Reconstruction bill showed some of the
widest vagarieS of the run-mad radicals Mr.
Upton, for instance, one Of the new Senators
from Nebraska, who is minister of the Cos
pei, is not satisfied with the enfranchisement OF
the male negroes, but declared that to break
forever the rebel power, he was in favor OF
giving the ballot to the African women. Mr..
Nye knew that 'rebeP' could not be washed
clean Of his sins in hundred years, nor in all
time, and they should never again be admitted
to share in this government. Mr.. Fowler, of
Tennessee, was equally as decisive on this point.
The old leaders of the republican party, such as
Messrs. Trumbull and Fessepden ofthe Senate,
and Bingham of the House, never imagined,
when they inauguraed the crusade against
State rights that such doctrines as are now
boldly advocated would ever be whispered. They
have sown the wind and must now reap the
whirlwind." There are hundreds Of men in
private life, who have encouraged the Radical
movements, who will yet bitterly repent their
course, when they see, as they will see, the re-
suits to which they will lead
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The Charleston Mercury comes to the follow
ing conclusion upon the present status of affairs
There is no need to give up an atom of our
selt-respect; there is no 4eed to give up one
memory of that blessed past, to which we have
so long chung; but the military law is the law
d. for US and, until that law be repealed or modi-
fed, it is the law which the people of the South
must obey No one but madman would
counsel mere physical resistance to the law,
Obey we must; and it is better to do this with
cut any exhibition of bitterness CT illfacling.--
Our only plan now--the only plan that can
avail us-is to make merit of necessity
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and enlightened public opin;sn insists, there
fore, that unity, peace, concord. national pros-
PerIty and national reuown c,i enly be attained
ty tho enlargement Of the pIcscn, North Ger
nun Confrderacy into n Getman Union, into
which the Southern States must be received,
whatever objections tho nrrow minded and
interested princes AMI parasites Of these petty
courts mny hive this plan. is clearly the will
of the people, and in time vii make itself fell.
The patriots Of South dcr,uu,y, have c'ven cx-
preston to these riows. agail and sguiu, and
al the recent opening OF the Laudrag, the
drahd Duke OF Baden has accepted thi, course
"s The Necessary line Of it,lnre policy.
u cannot be denied that This manifesto pn
the part OF Baden. is The dir,cl result of Irus-
stun Inspiration. lThe GruLd Duke Of Baden
Is aon-in-law of his Mujcsi, Of rrussiu It
Is I" b' regarded ns conirr-movc on the
herman chess board, 4" the onr Just made by
the Franco AUST rian cualitior; aud indeed has
been 80 regarded ut raris. ,hcrr the papers,
but recently quoted, ut ono, resumed Il noisy
and MANAGING tone. But, coming down to the
naked question, what is it Fr,nce would have :?
1t can certainly ask no more, than that Prussia
shall act in accordance with the requirements
OF the treaty Of Prague. and mol transcend by
force. tho line OF the Main But surely the
treaty OF Prague never contemplated rcicr-
tion, Oh the part Of Prussia and her North Ger
man niles, Of the South German States, when
the latter should come of their own yoliticn.
and ask 10 he admitted into n common Union
oil der'nnn States. Intrigue au,l petty iealunsirs
may reard the accomplishments Of this design,
but sooner or later. the German people will
certainly carry IL out.
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LARGEST UIaouLAp1ou-Tsa nAny

LARGEST CiaoULArIoN.-TSs DAILY
NEWS publishes hc Official Lis, of Let
ter' rfnaaluing in tho PozoDfce at tho eni
OF eqeh tOeek, u9reea6!y to The .foHoping
section fhe Nc,0 Posto6ice Lao, as The
"e'ospaper haUing the largest circulation IN
The City of Charlcstoa:
SEirius AMI he Il further suactsS That lists OF lot.
ters rripainlpG nncaied for IN any Posoco In any city
town or village. whore newspaper 6hAu be printed.
shall hereafter be published only In the ne spsper
which. btug published weekly oeuer shall have ths
nIsat 'a'nls'oh within ran8e OF delivery the said
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Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
oiliee 80 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends
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CURRENT IOPICS.

In EVERY IHsrANcE lItcy the Radical vote has
fallen on aud tho Kadicai mnjurity hns been di-
minished. Strange tu say this reaction conf
mcnced In Now England, Tho stronghold Of ltadi-
rasm. The first State voting WAS Npw lamp
shire. Tho Radical majority in that Satc in 1864;
lG5G, Willie in lat7 il was oniy 2i79 whirh OH
popular v0n uf lest tllam G0, ,tpD was II tremendous
falling on. Next came tho election in Connrcticut
where tho result was still more remarkable Tho
Radicals lost by tho change or tho ,uic in single
year, their whole State ticket, and three out of tho
four Cong From a majority oI = Ii in 1906
they passed in 1867 into minority OF S92 Only
two wears ago the Radicals carried tho State by Il
majority or ll,GD0. This result starlcrl tho Con-
Gressional Jacobns. aiid they instructed the COM
mittee they had appointed to investigate The loyalty
VI Kentucky to proceed 10 Connecticut aud
inquire if ler loyalty was beyond lel..'aeh. This
uniform falling OF in tho Radical vote III the va
rious States as tho elections rrcur, rannot reason
ably DO attributed to merely local canseB Tho
Radio ala arc compelled to meet the same ISSUES III
tho different States, anl tl,'>o States divided by
tho extreme breadth OF tho continent, and their
yoto uniformly exhibits decrease from preceding
elections. This shows that tho party las started
on its road to tho region OF minoriies and tina, 4
will suon be compelled to rcn1uish lis hold on
power. II is safe to predict that We shall witness
similar results In tho fall elections in the atcs of
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA III neither State can tho
ltadicals nflord to lose anything. 4 change of q
few thousand votes will cost ilIcm both Statos.
THE FOLLOWING is tho table presented by tho
Personal Representation Society tn the Albany
Constitutional Convention, showing that in the
elections last year. in States the total
Radical vote was 20Gl 1911 against totu of Ga
10 nj
is, therefore, il75G3 aud change Of 2Os 7S7 votes
or only six per cont, would turn the balance
against the Radicals in every'Stato. Tho following
is the table:
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FIRE LOAN.

MAYoRALTY OF oHARLRsToN.l
-,, ~ CiTT GiLz, November 0, 1863.
4 IL PERSONS DEsIRoUS OF REBUILDING IN TAR
IA Burnt Diftriets and wasts Places OF tho Civ IN.
der "An Act the General Assembly, giving anfSof,
tho City Council Of Chrleston to proceed IN he mat
tor Fire Loan with Wow 10 aid In building nm th,
City anew. are hereby notified that the form OF arnH
cation for osns can bo obtspod at tho oce cf tho 1L
Of Council betwsen the hours Of "A. II. and p III
All applications nuat boz "a IN the nbofo msnttonsd
oce ps tho Committee viii meet every Aendcy 10
sidrr tho same .Tr ~ IL - -
Dy ordor OF tha Mayor .f 81 w. n eNT1u
AnsennhArln Tia,h NJ no.nssi
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CITY or CHARLESTON
MORRIS STREET SCHOOL.
ffNHlS SCHOOL. WILL IF OPENED ON MONDAY
i The 23d tnBt.. for Coored Persons exclusively.
Applications for admission will be received ut the
SshOocIse ON aud sfor that dato. between the hours
OF . md 10 4. NJ, daily until further notice
No PUPILS will be admitted who Under over 10
years OF ago
By order Of tho Boarl.
z. MONTAGUE QRIMKE
September lG m
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MEET US /,

UNION CHAPTER Nd. $, H.. A.. NJ.
FIfuE MONTHLY CoNf0Uh1 ION WILL BE HOLDEN
in Masonic iiaii. IN, Sccsuy The i.ii, iustsu nj
half past aoycn O'Clock Companions nnd Candidates for
Drgrrcs will DO strictly punctuRi.
Dy or1er OF tho AZ. L.. H.. p.
VIC. WATERBURY,
September II /. spcrntarv
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AN tDJUritNED MEETING.

AN .tDJutltSED MEETING.
4 ADJOURNED MEETING uF FuRFIuN HORN
~ CITIZENS will be held at Market Hall. on This
EreniHy, At "a O'Clock. to tate Iu tIrir
rights TO ltrgistrstlon aud Naturalization.
I'y order OF TEE COMMITTEE.
September II
SOUTH CAROLINA tAStiERS' CIiAitIrA.
BIZ ASSOCIATION.
ffNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF This
assjttatIDt Will Ire hriI fhis CTue-iiayJ Er,niRy al
Masonic Hall. ii y O'clock. W. ~. rEAiI,EuTOS
September II Secretary
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FEMALE COiLE&,E

FEMALE COI.LEGE.
fNHE FALL TERM OF THE FEMALE COLLEGE
SpartanburB s. c., will opaa October III, 1867
The President, Rev. A. ". CUNtAiINaH d. d.. viii bt
adod by competent experienced teachers in every de
partmcnt
board for half year.. 5000
,.'... ou.... 2OOO
Music anu all tho Ornamental Branches very low.
Those wishing to patrouizc tho School will please ad
urc5a Tie President. fin Aliulist q
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10 s T.
E O R SALE.

LNOR SALE, $500 RED HAMBURG BR,cKs
nearly equal to Fire Bricks. Apply at No. % Waah,
ingon street east AIDE four doom Calhoun street
to GEO. GARNER, Bricklnyer - Se,,tc,nh.r -
LtON SALE, GROCERY STORE cox
l. NECIED with the sine Ia BAR ROOM and n
large HALL autahle for dancing pares and other nur
poses The owner quitting business, wishes to sell the
same. Inquire NORTHEAHr CORNER KING AND
LANE SihEklA stuth3" September II
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G0PARTNERSRIPS,

DISSOLUTION OF FCOPARTNERSIIIP
TJWE FIRM HERETOFORE KNOWN AS FoRDHAbf
i h BROTHERS, NO. 1872 MI ElIN(I STRsE1. Ia
lereby dissolved The business hereafter will be con
Quoted under tho name and style OF JAS. H. FORDHAM
BROTHER. tuhs3 September II
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UKSULINE ACADEMY.
TiELE CRUCIS.
THIS INSTITUTION WILL RESUME IT'S ACADEMIC
L EXERCISES SEPTEMBER lst.
for PrnapectuBea please address "MO Their SUPE-
hloR, Ursulinc Convent and Academy. ooiunhla SO.
Ia. limo Hontc,nber A
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COPANTNENSIIIP NOTICE.
TNlfE FIRM OF GoURDIN, MATTHIE9sEN 4 co IN
Charleston aud Savannah. having expired by iIma.
ton upon the death Of the late r. q, hiAlTuIESSEN
he nne signed will continue tho business 10 Charea
SEN & CO.. anu in Savannah OF H. 4 r. n, GOiJRDiS
q W. IL. ooUnDIsS,
H. n. 0OURDIN
I.G. YOUNG.
Chaiirntuii, September ini. tsGI. Septamber
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@ H A r L E. S TON.

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II, 1867.
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NOTICE. - "pL ,gstE.l ?.
OFFICE CLERK oE CoUNcn.-THR FOLLOWING
~ clause OF Section OF "Ordtn1nce 10 asiss iinn,
piles for the yoar publahed for tho niornsion
OF sSng Gooa by sample otherwtss wha aro
not reidentA Of this city All such persons tn hssIy
notified 70 repor, At this ofaeo. ~ CT Vu....
Three dollars on syery hundred doalnn Of "a goods
otherwiseh ~ u IN = 4. - 'W n, HtSTTIe -"
March tf.s tG.GJ il,D ,Cnsrf of oounsIi,
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UcATlO N AL.
classical ISsrITlvTE.

IL.
II A. BURNETT. a. M WILL OPEN MONDAY
1cioori H. 1867, under tho above title q select
School FOR Young tirhllrncn The ronrsu instrIc-
ton will embrace the Ancient and Molcrp Languages
Msiiisnaiics Common anL Higher lnsiisl, Iirs,cies
Special facilities afforded fur tho study uf ming,
For terms anu olh9r partrMlars, Bee Circulars
Thu location o the Schvul will be announced dcantelr
In few days. tuths3s Soptcrhor II
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Mrs. WOTTOX's SEMINARY,
CORNER OF ARCHDALE AND MAGAZINE STREETS
STUDIES WILL DE RESUMED OCTOBER laT.
- English Department.. Mira. WOTTON.
French. :..-........... ..AIadauie DEyINEAU.
September II ~
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERSHIP,
FTNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. under the name Of Drs. CLEGEIY & SCHIEY
was dissolved on 3st August. 1861 by mutual
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THE MISSES BATES
WILL RESUME THEIR SCHOOL. OCTOBER ISL.
W at No. GEORGE STREET.
September II tua
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nR. Z. - sCALEr, HoMGPATHiC PHYSICIAN.
~ NO. 81 WENTW URTH STREET, two doors from
Hulmcs' Book House. Ohloe hours from 10 9 A. NJ
10 4, and z to 10 T. al. tlIstu3 Scptelnher II
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
FIHHE CoPaRTNERSaIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between the undersigned, In the PLANNING MILL
and LUMBER business, under the nrrn or EBAUGH &
MALLoSER, has been Tits Day dissolved, by mutual
consent. JOHN G. MaILOSEE alone Is authorized 10
sct;le the Affairs Of the said copArtnershp.
D. q. EBAUGH
JOHN c. MALLONEE,
September 9 Imo
NOTICE.
F1aHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED ALI,
L Mr. EBAU0H'5 interest In the above Copartnership
VIII continue on his account tho business hereto
lore conductot by the late firm, OF EBAUGH l. NAL
l.OSEE. nt the same place. HORLBECKS WHARF near
the Northeastern Railroad -
JOHN g. hIALLONEE,
CHiRIrsToS. September q, 1867.
September limo
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0alln NRMs.
NEWS SUMMARY.

id closed in Nce York yc.tcr.iar Al Iti..
oiton closed IN Nov Work ycstcniay Al 2Sa2Sa
MidilinS Crlar1s.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-02

You seek to make poor men support rich +;
TO make labor the slave of capital to leave
most enormous legacy of debt for our chill
dren to pay our innocent children, who are
guiltless of causing the war, which did not
benefit any one but thieves, spectators and
contractors. And all this, my radical friend,
because you are tired of Democracy, simply
because it was a doctrine of peace, plenty,
prosperity and Unionism. This is part of
the chapter, few of the reasons why we do
not like Radicalism. As man we like you,
but as apoEtician we dislike you, or any man
who seeks to build up and maintain mon
eyocracy, an extravaganza in Government, a
sectional spirit and disregard to Constitu-
tional obligations in antagonism to the spirit
and welfare of our people.
And now we will listen to what you have
to say in seH-defence, and, if your record is
clear, we want it.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-02
nWhiningn Women.

Brigham Young, of Utah, has been
blowing up the women of that free-and-easy
Territory in a manner at once awful and
unique. He accuses them of whining"
and says that they must either ''stop that
sort of nonsense" or else start for the other
side of Jordan at once-and he tells his
own forty wives that he means THEM, as well
as the rest Of the feminine Utahyans. He
says that the kernel of the whole difficulty
the direct occasion of the disagreeable and
vulnerable whining" lies in the fact that
the women expect too much of the Saintsl J.
He says that the women-even his own for :
ty-are so weak minded as to suppose that
the sanity elders of the Mormon Israel can
make heaven on earth for them-and that
after woman has entered Saints family,
and finds that after all he is not able to make
a heaven on earth for her, she begins to
whine and talk about ''too many wives, }"
and the 'evils of polygamy, and such Ike
''blasphemous twaddle" Brigham also says
it is his opinion that any woman who ever
lived would be disappointed in the best
Saint in Utah, should she marry him
and on this point we unreservedly agree with
Brigham. The Governor gave all the wo-
men warning that two weeks from date of
his sermon against whining, he should
call upon them either TO promise never to
whine" more, or else to leave the Terrific
ry, bag and baggage, saying that he would
even send off all his own wives, and go to
Heaven alone sooner than tate such q
whining" crew along with him. We shall
await the next news from Utah with deep
interest