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GATARRH. Bronchitis. Serofula of every
Prince. Flushing, N. Y. for 30 years propristSr
OF the Lln4sn Nurseries, has discovered ne
Remedial Plants which are Positive Cures for
the above and all Inherited and Chronic Diseas-
es. DYSPEPSIA Asthma Nervous Debility. Pheu-
matsm. and all Female Maladies, and other
resulting from tmpurity Of the blood. hitherto
lne0rable. Explanatory circulars one stamp.
Treatise on all diseases. 20 cents.
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PROPOSED Id to
il THE CONSTITUTION. z

TIE STATE OF OHIO.
ONCE Of the Secretary Of Stste.(
/. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. Secretary of
State of the State of Ohio. do hereby certify
that the foifowingis g true copy Of 8 joint rcso-
luton passed BY the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio. on the 9Th day of April A. D..
office.
In Testimony. Whereof. I have hersunto sub.
scribed my pane and af5xed the Great
lSeall Seal of the State Of Ohio. at Columbus,
the 9Th day of April, A. D., 1857.
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
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oIL YonR HARNEss

Frenk Miilerss PREPARED HARNESS
NBtzeking forHErness, cEfriage Tops. ~.
kFank M1ller'B LEAIhBR PRESERVI.
1--WE and Water ProoiOn Backing, for Boots
endS Shoes. 0ne-hgffL Al least is added 10 the
Frank AnIer's POLISH OH BLIGKTNG
EhePopnlafltyo Of thes articles renders com
mendadou superluons,
Manufasluredb BY FRANK MILLER 4 co Is
and y. 1edar Street. NeR York.
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SOMETHING NEW

DATENT Steel Spring Pocket
Book. By this invention. We avoid the ne
eessiy for rubber bands or straps. and ii is far
preferable to either. for durability snd conve-
nienee. The spring Deing Of the best quality and
temper, always retain their elasticity. Jast re-
ceiyed from the manufacturing, wholesale OF re-
tail, by W. N. Wsks PORTER.
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A 0


Relative to an Amendment of the &C institution,
providing for the extension Of the Elective
Franchise.
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio. Three-ffths of the members
elected to each house agreeing thereto. That IL
be aud is hereby proposed to the electorso Of this
State to vote at the next annual October cleo
lion upon approval or rejection Of the following
amendment as a substitute for the first section
Of the fifth article Of the Constitution Of this
State. to wit Every male citizen Of the United
States of the age Of years. who shall
have been q resident Of the State one year next
preceding tho election, and Of the county.
township or ward in which he resides. such
time as may be provided By Law. except such
persons as have borne arms in support Of any
insurreetion or rebellion against the GoEsrn-
ment of the United States, or have fed from
their places Of resideAee 70 avoid being drafted
into the military service thereof: or have de-
serted the military or the naval service of said
Government IN time Of war, and have not CUB
sequentiy been honorahD discharged from the
same-shauh have the qualifications Of an cleo
or, tand be entitled TO vote at all elections.
Ed. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives..
ANDREW q. ABgRNkYs
President Of the Senate.
Passed April &. 1867. GADriIS.
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"IHE AnYERIlSERS GAzEIIE,

Contains information Of value to those inter-
ested IN ADVERTISING. and constitutes a COM
plets NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY IsSaed
Monthly. Terms strictly in advance. One copT
one year 81. One copy six months. So cts
On copy three month"; Is cts. i
From Julyist the Gazette will be made n Is
Pare Paper. and have . guaranteed circulation
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NE. TYrE

TAKES THIS METHOD of In.
forming his friends. and the public gener-
ally. that be has removed his GUN SHOP,
from Vienna, to Warren. and can be found on
Liberty Street, opposite Z. &. Wiselfs Carnage
Shop. where he will at all times be ready TO sell.
make, or repair. anything 10 the gun line.
Also will keep on hand. for sale, the original
Howe Sewing Machine, andWili attend promptly
70 therepairng of allkinds Of Sewing Machines
Door Locks. Keys, &C. ..s
May s. 1S67-tf
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EHMINGTONS
E~@ A~NM~
SOLD Br THE TRADE dEsERALLY.
200, 600 furnished de U. S. Government
RINCIPALAGEN

FANCY DRESS GOODSin all the
Il choice varieties, comprising plain and fan
q AlRpaceas. Poult DeSois, Tnrstsd Piaids.
Ginghams, Lawns. PoplinG &C., many of them
love. prices than the same class Of goods
PECK & BROTHER.
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Special Notices.
DE. schenck,s Mandrake Pills
A substitute For CaIOmeI.


DE-. ScheMcE,s Mandrake Pills
ASubstitute For CaIOmel.
These Pills are composed of various roots
having powers 10 relax the secretions Of the liY-
er. As promptly and Is stsctRaIly asbIue pill o.
mercury and without predicting any Of these
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter. D
InRn bilious disorders these Pills may be
used With confidence. a. they promots the dis
charge Of Al vitiatsd bile. and emo thoss
distractions from he liver and hillary daets.
which are the cause Of bilious Affections IN gen-
eraLs
Hsaa6rhss ahdahdisar6srs ofths Lite. fndi-
Gated ~ AsalOF Ikfn. coated tOnsees eostIe-
assss dr0vsinezzfE1dE general feeling Of YEA
illness and izssitrde. EhsHine Tia Hystis IN q
torpid or ebstr1ctsd eondition. es7s a-
IN Ghsrt, these Pulls may Be used With advsn-
tagein an case when . PurEatve or Alternative
msaicfnsis seaaised.
Pisass AK for -for Dr.. Schenckas Mandrake
Pnis. and 1blsrve that ths -tEe AksassAeS d
the Doctor ars on the Goysrnmsnt .Eznh-uus
when in the Jsst5taEs Of EonspnprtqI andsthe
ofksti N Ak present kealfh. W.
Soldhy al drneElsh and dealers. Price 8
cents par box. PTihcipal ohes. No Is North
9Th Street Philadslphia. Pa 2
Gensrxl Wholesale Agents; Demss Barnes 4
Co.. 2lPark Bow. Neg York SIS. HGnce. los
Baltimore st.. Baltimore. Nd. John D. Park.
N. Z. Corner ofFourth and Walnut St., cincin-
nati. Ohio; Walker 4 Taylor. l4 and 1ss Wa
bash Avenue. Chicago. Ill; Collins Brothers.
southwest corner Of Second and Vine Sta. st;
Louis. No. Eth 9Th ". eG. mo. II.
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ALSBRRGss

GALAKTINH
4 SUBSTITUTE FOR K0ERERsS MIX
AND GOOD FOR LNYALIDS.
old 81 all Druggists. Prizes Fifty cent per can.
HALL &HUCKkL As'ts
us Greenwich st, NY.
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Manufacture of Harness,

being practical workmen. and having had a
number OF years experience in the business. we
feel eompetentto please the most fastidious.
Call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. MAY 8. 1S6T-tf.
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sUFFERER
What are your Symptoms ?

JO 5yHpLOIuS
Are they 3 furrsd tongue. dizziuesE. headache
messy stomAsh. oppreSions a1er eating, pain
betReen tne shoulders. oonstioationf M so Won
are atspgfIe and 6itiogs, and nothing viii meat
your case 80 ehectuaAy Is TARRANr's EFFER-
vEscksT SELTzER APRRIKSF.
SOLD ATALL DRUG STORES,
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of

A Stock of
Beautifnf Cloths, Trieots. SuitinEs and CASH
meres at the the New Store Room ef
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Rates OF AdVertising.

Classified Advertisements SOC. per line; 10
lines l month IS; 3.months $l2,a; I2Ifnes s
month"; I5.ge Special Notices, Sta Page. 7Sc.
ted EMBELLISHMENTS, 18th aad 18th pages, soc,
Per Hneoach tnsefnon- Business Notices, Out
side Rasst hnI eAeh inssZten- =
- 9kDs p B0WELLE Co.-PRhkshers,
@PEkR6saNs York
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fz11SSrsF
Nc. 8North Fronts st. Philadelphia
lConsignmen1 Solicited. Sacks fznisAed.
Advances made required.
Woods properly displayed and due attention
given to eject their best disposal FL
HoSts Of each e~0Rsi0AOr tHrdrtabk Kept sepd-
rate.
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GIEAM 4 HORSE POWER FHRAsHINe
R4ACHIHkS-Me build Steam Threshers
yes. also Portable Saw Mills eff various siTes-
Our Farm Engine ID Avbestl ID America, and
2nr Lnreshens are superior % any made. Send
SseSSfhrgs % PqSa sS SSsSSs SYEo' Robinson
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VIM. I. Edwards. Ed. Bstue. Henry BEETLE.
EDWARDS = BETTLE,
Co. go " II -
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HIaEoREOAIs
GaFdinerS Rheumatic and Eea-
aai rsiEiE EamH0Hnf.ss I'll

CHICAGO. EoF. is. 1850
Ma. II. z. GARDrEEA5 Ptopristof 9af3aer1S
Rhsamakic and enfalue CompoufdGoJ s--.
GiF-HGytna bsen z8ieted vita tie Esuraral-
Fisiu NO faSaf IN SIX mun1hI, Z fr5end induced
ma to try you Gonnpoan1& nd / can eh6effulfy
say found Il tbs o1ly rehsf. and fec6h1neha
ittepl4 Who ara troubled With the EeefalRia-
Yours 1espectfuHyr AZ BOOTH.
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison z Dearborn 81.
5--s GKEENBo, Henry Co. In. May Is. 1855.
II. r. 9kRDrsKK-Sn-1 can new make q
more FILL report Of ms Rifes case. The two
physiclAns ] hEd ealfeain having failed to enre
Gbetter appetit6 and TO improve otherwise
HersgellinkE hHxe eOnsaown endsAehasgrown
quite heartys 3Rish you would send one dozen
nit amount. Truly yours.
=. - -. U ID RuagEIL
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GREAT ~lNDUGEhIENTS
are now being offered at
Hall & Mackey's
NEW STORI,
No. 8, Market Street. Warren, O..

WHER CAN BE FOUND A
large assortment of Saddlery Hardware.
Saddles. Trunks. Travelling Bags. Whips. Sum
mer Blankets. Brushes. Curry Combs, Cards.
and eYery thing usually kept in our line. which
will be sold low for cash.
We are paying particular attention to the
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word to the PubItc,

Az the forms Of disease for which We pres-
eIibe the Compound have their origin in the
| blood. let the sufferer remember that no Eserelp
0uttouTd appliance will afford him permanent
relief. because II cannot reach the CAUSE. The
Compound eoia0islofh 6boa-THE CITADEL
OF THE blSEASE-drives Il from its strong
hold and the Victim Is relieved.
This should reTerbe forgotten. A Sure
Cure Warranted .-.- =
Tolman, Pinkhsm 4 Co. IS South Water St,
Ceicsgo. Agents for the North-WesE
HoYT. 6TRATToN &HaPGOOD,
Jan 2S.lS66lyr Agents: Warren. o.
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QOOOO

1900 Copies 90 to Druggists. Paint Dealers. De.
4.OO0 60 20 Newspaper Publishers. 3,OO 20 10
REGULAR subscribers and for jndielous distribu-
GThsaAOys edition rusr.Dts.a "a, = month.
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DURE CARB AMMONIA for b.
Il ksrsat E. H.ALLISoN { COS.
DrngKistss Main st. Warren.O
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AMERICAN CLAIMANTS TO HULL PROPERTY.

AMERICAN CLAIMANTS TO HULL PROPERTY.
10 tie EditOrof the Alermtlrm Gazette:
In the city Of Hull, on the Humber river, in
England, there was once part, now built over
and comprchending the principal business por
ton of the city--owued by William Newton,
and known BY the nanr u! ''Ncwt0uS Cd
Fields"
Some years before the war of the revolution
he emigrated to America, and established hln-
self in Stafford county, in Virginia. In h''
last will and testament, made seventy at
years ago, he devised to his eldest sou, 'lohn
Newton, and to his heirs. all right and tile to
his estates in Y Yorkshire, in Great Britain, at
the town OF Hull on the Humber river, and
farm at county village, Canpbells FORTH
At that time these estates were Of coma i've
ly trif1ing importance, and like many others OF
English descent, the children Of William New
ton were more interested ia building up their
fortunes in America. than 10 Investigating
those 10 which they We're entitled across The
OCEAN. By degrees, the limits OF Hull were
enlarged, the city became more wealthy and in
fuenta and the unappropriated grounds OF
"Newon's Ola Fields We're included, and are
now covered by more than one halt OF !he pre-
sent corporation.
After seventy eight years have passed the
American claimants 10 this splendid property
have become excited to their real interest, and
| vigorous measures will be Immediately nstltu-
| tuled for establishing their right To this estate.
| As the number Of heirs are comparatively lev,
| and the title thought 10 be legally unqueStlon-
| able, il will become matter oil great interest
to watch The prosecution Of :. claim which may
transfer to American hands from one half to
| three -iourths OF one of the wcaIthlest OF The
| manufacturing towns OF Old ngland, and a.
| the legatees to this estate are direct, and not
difficult of placing, like those Of the famous
Jennings estate thereby the contingencies
OF family identity will be overcome aud a.
similar contingencies and tcchnicalitles attached
to the Ingraiam claim upon the city OF Leeds
cannot attach to the claim OF the Newton heirs,
there seems to be much more than the mere
shadow of probability, that they will be able
to substanlate their pretenSIons, and recover
the inheritance from their ancestors OF Great
| Britain.
This property is valued at one hundred mil,
| lions OF dollars. John Newton, the owner OF
| this valuable property, died some lorty years
ago, leaving behind him, six children, VIZ
| VIM Newton, formerly Il merchant Of your
town, Mrs. Mary L. Harper, vile Of William
Harper, deceased, Il druggist OF Your Gown
Joseph Newton, of Leesburg, Va; Augusta,
formerly Of yonr town Mrs, b. Strother, ol
Jefferson county, Va; and l'ats@y Wise, the
first vile of the late Geo. Wise, Of yonr town.
| Your, truly, W. W. II.
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Dry Goods in New York

There has been rather less activity in the dry
goods trade during the past week than at any
time since the fall season commenced p; but this
dulness has not been owing TO any permanent
arrangement of business, and we look for q re-
vival in October. which will probably prove
the busiest month in the year. Tho purchases
so far made must, in most cases, be duplicated
before winter The near trade has not yet set
in, and the far South, on account Of the pesti-
lence in the Gulf States. has been delayed a full
month"; and may be delayed some weeks longer.
The panic in the money market, the advance Of
interest, and the anticipated decline in the price
of cotton, have all had their effect in creating u
temporary dullness.
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Baltimore and New York Markets.

The Baltimore Flour market, yesterday, was
sluggish. Choice and prime brands City Mills
Flour arc firm. but holders Of Howard Street
and Western are more anxious To SELL and
there is disposition to make concessions from
current quotations. The Wheat market was
stronger The Corn market WAS stiff, with All
active demand, and prices la2c better.
In New York, yesterday, Flour lOnlo' bet
ter Wheat 2n5c better Corn lc better.
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SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 2 -Wheat shipn ent
for the quarter ending Sept 80; 1872 444 sacks
value over two and tire quarters millions OF
dollars Fleet employed, G8 vessels-54 of which
sailed for Europe Since January lst over
three millions and half Of sacks have been
shipped, valued at six millions and three quar-
tors. Flour shipments in same period 81, 541
barrels, valued at over two millions and half.
"a vessels are now chartered and loading wheat,
Il Of which are for Eng and.
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4@sA VALUABLE
5fIfa co II II Il 7 ) + A Y,
BETWEE WASHINGTON AND ALIEN,
ANDRlA, LAND AND CITY LOT"
Aln pRIN ATE e LIE
VALUABLE
.AS4rS
EsRsG
Ealta.

Ar PRIVATE SALE.
Th. estate called WARWICK, four miles
from Washington city, and two from AI"XNn~
driu, on the rtilr1Nd an! turn Ike between the
lWO cities.
The property will be- sold in lhrc, part. VIZ !:
t. FiFTY-SiA i CIR ES, with K { l.
DWELLING C, containlng ! r'"rM%, and ont
buildings On tins land are. an orchnrt, IN fall
bc;trng Il market garden, grapes, >hrubhery,
forest and ornamental tree, and Il never failing
we'll Of excellent water. The junction ~lhtn1n
Of the Washington and Alcxnndrii, with the
l.oudoun and Hampshire Railroad Is within
few minutes walk The scenery and view arc
of passed beatty and the surroundings
uneyceptiOnablc.
q THIRTY EIGHT ACRES Of line meade"
land, about fifty yard from the Junction, and
100 from the Cana --&Gpnrated from NJ. by
the Lollduun and Hampshire Railroad. This i
excellent land for grain and hay, And I'r mar
kct gardening.
3. TWENTY FIVE ACRES on The old
Leesburg road, about midway between the
Theological Seminary and Alexandri9 The
view from this SITUATION :2 beautiful and oTt1i'~
sive, and the ncighbolhood ?ery agreeable
The above property will &c show Ly the
anily residing 1T Warwick.
Also. the following lots iii AleInndria
ONE ACRE, adjoining the l.cud"tn and
Hampshire depot, bounded ~ FIndICtjn. y All
f.I and " nt@r streets
ONE ACkE, on the south side Of Madison
street. extending from Fairfax 10 To- al It
ONE ACRE. OF the south side OF MontsoIn-
crY street, trW yards rom the Canal Basin.
and extending from Washington to st ASaph
street y part Of this lot il occupied BY the
Washington and AleyanlTia Railroad.
A lot on the south side Of Queen sire t, bc~
tween Patrick and Alfred streets, about ~ feet
front, and leo deep, to It IL feet alley, with Ivy"
s:l all tenenlent& thereon.
A lot, Al the northeast corner 81 AIIic'! :s'1I
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
\ l.MX 4 n DRI A NJ 4 XIX Ell
THURSDAY, Oct. =, 1867

The market continues active, with good de-
mand. Flour is quiet, with sales on Change Of
Extra at 5;ll SO. Upwards Of 200 bushs. Wheat
offered, and sold ut :50 2@5, lO md :l5 for red,
and 2@0, 24O and $50 for white Sales Of 300
bushels mix Ell Corn at l2Gal26 market firm Rye
in fair request, with offerings Of only 90 bushs.,
which sold al 100. Oats active with sales Of
1000 bushels At G.
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sbEsa'R'ai :AEsh.

Colonel CHARLES b. TEBBS, Of Louloun
county, died 1T charlottesville ut AZ o clock, on
Thursday evening" the 2Gth Of September, in
the 41lh year OF his age. In the death of Col.
Tcbbs, this community has lost one Of It's mo I
useful and estimabc citizens-the bar one Of It's
ablcst and most conspicuous bcrS-thc
Sabbath School It Jealous and devoted officer
his family kind and atiectionatc hcad-.the
church and society, general! =, an honest chris
tian gentleman. he was Of quick and impul.
Sivc nature but no truer heart ever throbbed
in the breast Of man Ever ready 10 give coun-
sci or assistance 10 the weak or the distressed,
and moved by the tcndercst emotions Mt the
sorrow OF the nlllictGd--hc was, ut the same
time the most srrupulOuSly cOnaclcnLiOus man
We ever knew, following where duty led, even
though in so doing his generous soul Was wrung
with anguish For several year; ne was Conn
which position he filed with mnrlcd abili-
ty-cycr tcmpcring justice with mercy
but fcarlessly indicating the supremacy of the
law, while his eyes Ginmcl with tears at the
misfortune Of the offender. at the commence
mcnt of tho war, Col. Tehbs commanded the
Lou loun Guard, If the Eth Virginia Regiment
he was afterwards made Lieutenant Colonel
Of the heroic Slh. He was gallant and cllvaIrlc
i'm the field rs lie WAS gentle ard kind III the
private walks of life; and in the service of u
cause which he espoused with all the cnrncsl
ness Of his nature WIS Sown the seed OF disease
that was only cradicated III Death Whrn the
messenger came, though Tar away from his
little children, and tho kind friends he loved go
we'll, he received the summons with n smile
and Us the sweet words Of res! gnation, not my
will Oh Lord, but thine be DONE" died upon
his lips, he sank n one to pleasant dreams, to
awake to an immortality Of bliss beyond the
grave His remains were brought to this town
on Saturday, and Inferred in the family bury
ing ground, attended to the grave by the Odd
Fellows, Of which organization he was a mem
Der, and large concourse Of Borrowing friends.
JGu3,5,J DIiIJ0T
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A psrty of Swiss immigrants arrived in
Lynehburg few days ago, and reported to the
Virginia immigration Society. They are, says
the Virginian, suited for farm hands, praLe
dressers, &c, and desire emploYment
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E.s..s..As DESIRABLE PROPERTY
6.s;; k1R SAL Low

< Two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
ana LOT OF GROUND. on the east side of
Water street. between Ii G and Prince streets,
the residence OF the late George Snyder. The
lot has front Of ii feet i! inches on Water ST.,
and depth Of - feet.
Two ADJOINING HOUSES, Nos 45 and
II, on the west side Of Water street. ~ feet in.
north Of Duke street. The lots front on Water
street IL! feet each, and run back e.; feet in.
Apply to W. G. YEATON. Attorney for owner.
ullr 2--cUtf
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"Mr. Speaker" Colfax writes to let the pub
lie know that he counted the days I'LL Congress
would again meet, particularly, because in
twenty days after that time, Mr.. Stanton would
go back to the War Department. He is ur-
gent for the "impeachment -
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Information from Charleston, S. e., received
last night, states that Gen. Candy has instruct
ed the post commandment at Wilmington, n.
c., not to interfere with the execution of the
processes of the Federal courts stayed by Gen.
Siokles order No. 10, and that u. S. Marshal
Goodloe will soon commence to carry them into
execution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-03

The principal cases before the u. s Circui
Court, at Richmond, Judge Und .rwood pre-
siding relate to whiskey frauds upon The revc,
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The Democratic Convention in Baltimore,
yesterday, nominated John W. Davis. Esq,
for Sheriff; A. Leo Knott, Est, for States
Attorney, and Simon j. Martinez, ESD, for City
Surveyor. There was but one vote in each
case, and the proceedings were quite harmo-
NOUS
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VALUABLE TRACT OF WOOD LAND

VALUABLE TRACT OF WOOD IAND
Y FOR SALE.--Under authority Of the dc
cree Of the Circuit Court of Fairla& county, Va,
rendered al its June term, 1867, in the suit Of
Susan Allison. Guardian, vs, William Allison,
Court viii offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest Lidder, on MONDAI, toe 4th day
Of November 1867, ut the front door Of the
Court House Of said county, at - o'cl0cl; 10 :,
TWO HUNDRED AND flFT1 ACRES or
WOOD LAND ON THE POTOMAC ia aid
county, near the mouth Of the Uccoquan being
that part Of the %andy Point Farm which, IN
the division Of it. WAS allotted 10 the widow and
heirs Of John ". Allison, decreased.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue in
two equa lnstalments ut ak and twelve month";
from the day Of SALE with interest; bonds
of the purchaser to be given for the deferred
payments, and title retained ~ security for their
payment ). FEkFU HOH BEAt1,
oc 3-2aWts COmlnr. Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-03

The New York correspondent Of the phiia-
delphia Ledger says that general trade in Nav
York is growing dull again, comparatively.