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NEw YoRK, Sept. II.
The Times Washington special says: The
friends of the President say that he will GER
tainly remove Gen. Schofeld for issuing the
order for the election in Virginia, in disre-
gard of his suggestions for q uniform date
for elections in all the Southern States.
Gen. Halleck telegrsphs to Gen. Grant,
suggesting that the Government At once ap-
ply the regulations governing the Indian Ter.
r,lories to the recently acquired Russian Ter.
ri,ory on the Northwest Pacific, in order to
prevent .he illicit traffic in liquor, and to
obviste its demoralizing tendencies on the
natives.
The Attorney Generals Office is crowded
yith letters from the South, enquiring if the
recent amnesty proclamation gives them the
right Of suffrage, and desiring information AS
to whether certain persons come under the
classes pardoned.
Senator Fessenden denies having expressed
himself in favor Of impeachment, and says
there will be time enough to give his views
when the case comes before him.
The Times special says Gen. Mower,
temporarily assigned to the command of the
9th military district, may be considered ac-
cimated, having just recovered from o se>
we're attack Of yellow fever.
Registration returns from North Carolina
Indicate that IN the western part OF the State
more white voters will be registered than the
total vote of 1850. The proportion Of whites
to blacks was to 8. The colored vote will
increase the total over that Of 1860 by at
least per cent.
Ex. Mayor Withers, of Mobile, accompa-
MED by delegation of Alabamians, is now
here, urging the removal Of General Pope.
They argue that the removal Of Sheridan was
prompted by 4 policy which absolutely de.
mands the displacement of their military ru-
Ter.
The privilege Of converting the August ia>
sues of 7aos having expired yesterday, the
remainder, only about five million dollars,
viii be paid in cash. The Secretary is get.
ting 3 per cents ready, with a view to their
possible use in the payment Of October COM
pounds.
Lieut., Col. Wood and Lieut. Parker. sur
geons in New Orleans, are Iown with the
yellow fever.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Sept. II

CHARLESTON, Sept. II.
Gen. Candy has issued the following orders
Allcitizeus assessessed for taxes, and who
shall have paid taxes for the current year,
and who are qualified and have been duly
registered as voters, are hereby declared
qualified to serve as jurors. It shall be suf-
hcient ground to challenge the competency
of person drawn as juror, that he has not
been duly registered as voter. Any re-
qurement of property qualification for ju-
rors, in addition to the qualifications herein
prescribed, is hereby abrogated The Gov
ernors Of North and South Carolina, respect
lively, are hereby authorized and empowered
to order special terms Of courts, for the pur-
pose OF revising and preparing jury lists, and
toptovide for summoning aud drawing ju-
rors, in accordance with the requirements OF
this order.
Judge Brian, Of the United States District
Court, now in session at Greenville, has To-
sued orders that the names of negroes be
placed upon the Jury list,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, Sept. II.
The Herald cable special says the bonds
found in possession of Gardensier proved to
be bonds issued by the Confederate govern,
ment during the rebellion.
A Crete letter to the Tribune says: The
mortality in the army continues, and is al
most unexampled. Of $4,000 Egyptians
who came here year ago there only remain
according to some accounts from 5 900 to
5000, and from others 1900 to 1000, the
latter estimate being given me by an Egyp
tiau Colonel. All accounts represent the
same state OF things exist more or less with
the Turkish troops. They show signs of ex.
haustion and decentralization which can hardly
be miata Il en-
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Nrw ORLEANS. Sept. 1f

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 16.
Gen. Mower, commanding this Department,
to>day issued sn order f0rbldding the assem-
and all other acts tending to disorder and vi.
olenee, and directing the commanders Of
posts, detschments aud stations, to arrest and
retsin, until further ordess, all armed men
found posted as sentinels. pickets or videttes,
pretending to be on guard duty for any pur-
pose or BY authority not duly authorised BY
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK. Sept. II.
Frederick Schrafhausten, of Yonkers, yes
terday murdered Theresa Winmar, and sub
sequently committed suicide. 1t is supposed
that unrequited affection was the cause
On Governors Island, among the troops,
there have been thirty6v cases Of cholera
this summer, fourteen resulting fatally. No
new cases and no deaths for the last two
weeks.
The base ball match for the championship
of the country yesterday between the Attain
tics of Brooklyn. and the Athletics of PhiIa>
delptia, resulted in victory for the former,
by % to l6.
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FROM MEXICO.

HAVANA, Sept. 16.
Advices from Mexico to the 9th have been
received.
Admiral Tegethoff appeared at the Mexi.
can War Office on the 4th as verbally an
thorized deputy from the relatives of the late
Emperor Macmillan, to ask, in the name of
humanity, the remains of the deceased.
President Juarez having refused the requests
of Baron Magnus and other influential per-
sons, could not deliver the body to Admiral
Tegethoff, unless he presented the proper
official documents from his relatives. When
such documents we're shown he would per.
NIT the transportation Of the body to Austria.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw York, Sept. II.
Post 80 of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, are making preparations for the recep.
tion Of Cen Sheridan on his arrival here.
1t is expected to be grand military display
Of the disbanded veterans and the entire fret
division Of the National Guard.
The book trade sales ended yesterday
Over ll0,000 we're distributed, represent
ing about a million of dollars.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LeuIs, Sept. Is.
The assessment, just completed, giyes the
/ otal valuation Of real and personal property
within the city and county OF St. Louis q
Sl8o, ,OOO, 600, upon which the tax levied
amounts 70 $8y1Q0, 600.
.Ar. Wolf Democratic Hepresentatiye iron
pis1lsssas9, Aid = Weston, % Tuesday
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FIRES.

Foy DU LAC, Wis, Sept. IT..
A FIRE last night burned ths wagon shop OF
Lawrence 4 McCrae, together with six
buildings on the opposite side Of the street.
Loss $4,000.
Sr. LOUIS. Sept II.
A FIRE last night in Rivers Photographic
Gallery and Gray's Hat store. on Fourth
street, oceasioncd loss Of Sic, 1000; fully in.
sured.
MONTREAL, Sept. II.
Spellman's distillery. in Heart City, was
destroyed BY an incendiary FIRE last night.
Loss $780, 600.
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MARRIED.

rlSTON-HAwEINs-on the 11,h INST at the re.i
dencs Of ". Rnddick Esq, by Rev. J. r wsstove-, Of
TIL. city, Mr.. HEsaY A. rlsrps aid Mis-, Lou j Haw-
kHs, Teachers in the Deaf and Dumb Asyium Of Iows
City
tTo~s CITY papers please copy.l
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To Bridge Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be received at the
~ County Clerks Once, in Fort Madison and Ksohuk
until 12 O'Clock NJ Of satnrdAy the 2tst d, OF S~ptsm.
ber 1897 FIR the building, frr the Count, Of Les Of
Frame Rioge tbs Dss Meines sugar Creek on the
road from Charleston TO Crosnn,
Bids to be for making the excavation furnisins ali
the materials and completing the Bridge In accordance
With III pIxns and s,ecincatons on Ole IN the CIerk
Once At Port Nadison. work to be commenced by ths
day Of and 70 be completed by the 18th DAY
OF December next.
The committee reserves the right TO reject ai bids
Ji.RPH HOLMAN
B. 2. MERRIAM.
JOHN HAFFHER
sent6 DIV Cbsamigte Roads and Brfdg0.
fConstitutiob and plaindeaer copyl
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Jk2 v1&t IN ~
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Observation-Disclosures
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nambieton 4 Haiskamp -. ss Main street.
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David Lowry s.cona .tr..,
I'd Carter ! a Nj. .t,.ss
Stewart Dean cor Third 4 Main streets.
munsamp Matless ...........-....s0 Main street.
Elk Hart, Main ssrset.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
--.
BONNET BLEACHERY.
c II Emerson eo Fourth A Rlond..n
tssfs*
Sam q Br;dv.. NJ.
Ayres, Mann 4 Ayres. Main street
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 60.
John q Copelin. "a N.;, .t..~.
vrpri,I Jooa, RI 49, Tht.a 4 ~r. x.4
fIess, Stern 4 Co...cor Second 4 Main streets.
CRocKERY : 0UrErswaac.
Carey 4 Le Fsiyre Main -h., s,h 4 s,b
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
sturges .46 South Levee.
sale 4 Retail.
Bridges......,..,,...Nos 4 Ester House.
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p,rc1an rs;., NJ. ,,
- "a " q !
JIM Shelley A Som. OF Main ,,re.t.
Kramer, Irwin Co........ .......l0s Main street.
DRUGS 4 RETAIL.
wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co...g4 Main street.
Kerr Fuller. lcr.......................sl Main street.
DR. cConnor.. .6S N ain street.
spiesberper. Mayer A Co No III Ma;n.,t
II N Bostwick k....................s7 Main street.
Phillips Kerr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Main street.
Gregg 4 Son on...................5 4 8 Estes House.
Engraving, Brands, x Seals.
sc Bridges. .No,1 ~ Estes House.
EGGS d BUTTER
Ppond L Co..cor Main 4 Ninth street.,
r,,. o..
sopr;a... -. H..
'''...''''''''''os hs'es nouss
SohNiT' oN.
n,, re,. ''',., IN % ,,s ~. s..eo ..0s
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mooaf Don h.'.'....~' onhson street, oc' % s'n.
.s
sG Bridges l L 2 Estes House
9olQ, lllYex. ana kyorY mo0AI00 OA0oo
q a p,idr., Nn,1Ae E.t.. Hon..
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vi,,a - az 'Mn.n Nh.
N Stafford cor Bnn5e.u 4 Isvse
Robcrt.on A Aibers lao Main .tr..t
J4AG McQuesr ..................s4 Main street
Hvdromaters hermemeters U.ehram.
'.'''''.'' .'''''.''''.N Estes MOUSE
-.
HARDWARE.
p%k broshers.' '-"..eor foor'h O. Main MAIN streets
-
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS
p.lts.. - '''.' '''.' ,' a, Ms as.a ...e.'
unTEIs
TepIer Houae..... Third It johnson,
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J, Z. cukfI5. v. P. hAHIe
CURTIS 4 rAVIS,
Commission Merchants
AND DIALrRs IN
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
NO. 2 SECOND ST., bet. Nam q Johnson,
Kookulk, Iowa.

Best Of Storage for pershable property. Con-
sgnmsnts solicited
AESp. cial Agef T. for the celebrated T..S-.BAL. !.
TlMORR OYSTERS. Dealers supplied the
\ 4t favorable terna fsspsl idswtf
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Grand and Imposing Ceremonies.
A SPeseh on the Occasion BY President Jehnsen.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44s.
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Antiea.. National Cemetery.

massaeAusstta Temperance cenv.atie..
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AFTERND0N D1A1CMEs.
|. e--.=,-:.s.::s. s:.<k-=
Latest Ns~s - gton.
GENERAL sCHoPlELD ~ u rUIlLuTNED.
Chamberlain Carries Maine by
1l,7O4 Majority.
IN
Juarz SaH Refuses i Rslsass Nazi~l
St ian's Body.
Alabaniani Urging ths Removal Of Gen. fvPe.
Interesting News from the Plains
indians Continue their Deviltry
Sextheners Taking tAs Oath Under the An'>
nestv Proclamation.
Chamberlain Carries Maine by
1l,7O4 Majority.

Ssxtherners Taking ths Oath Under The Ans>
nesty nroclamation.
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FURNITURE.

Howe Tyler...................> a...59 Main street
Duncan, karlc Co..-...i i40 d l42 Main street.
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watches, Clocks, 4 Jsvslry Repaired
8 ridges...............Nos ; Estss House.
Wyiting Desks-Papisf mssAs, tnAalA.
8 @ Bridges ......... ......... Nes es1o usQn.
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Venciil, Jones Co......cor Third 4 Main streets,
Hess, Stern 4 Co..,....cor Second 4 Main streets.
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Watches, Watches, Watches.
4 . r.
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WOOL EN- GOODS.
~ 9elAtt MAl0 ot-b1t 4tA y kNn.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son .......J ohnson street. bet Sd 4 9TH.
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
= ii Emerson ...............cor Fourth Blondeau.
cLOcKs, vpAT6M Es AAJawslnr. .
Fam q Bridgss........... Nos 4 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres..... ...........67 Main street.
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LINES TO "DIDAPPER.

must not dare to love thee now,
Another claims that heart Of thine
And yet [ gaze upon that brow,
as iondly as if thou still vert mine.
But all is past--to me the dream
Arrayed in gorgeous tints is Ger:
s nd now m try ut least to seem
As happy rs | was ofyore.
IN smile when others round he throne,
TO make them think that forget,
And happy too shall be my song,
AS ere it Was before we met.
Yes! smile to check the coming tear,
And sing to crush the rebel heart;
And when thy once loved name hear,
It must not cause q foolish start. Ii {
CULFE7ER COUNTY, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

The VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD LAw.-The leg-
lslstion OF last winter embraced an act for the
exemption of homesteads 1t permits the
head OF family to hold free from execution a
homestead OF not exceeding one hundred and
sixty acres OF land, and Improvements not
greater IN value than twelve hundred dollars.
Inc law 49, OF course, prospective in its opera
tion, aud will bar executions only for debts
contracted subsequent to its enactment. It
also requires the head Of family to 6le de-
olaration OF record that he will avail himself of
the privilege of exemption in respect to anv
such execution as may be at anv future time
issued against him. -Nortck Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

QUARTERMAsTER' S DEPARTMENT. or
der, dated the 18th instant, has just been is
sued by the War Department, directing GER
tain changes in the expenditures of the Quar-
termaster's Department. with view TO more
rigid economy. The order states that in re-
gard to allowances Of every description strict
adherence to the prescribed regulations will be
enforced, and every possible means will be used
to reduce the expenditures. No buildings
will be constructed except such AS are indis-
pensably necessary for the immediate and tenn
porary occupation of troops; they must be of
the cheapest kind and be built by soldiers. All
civilians whose services can possibly be dis
pensed with, or whose places can be supplied
by enlisted men, a, e to be discharged. All Of
6cers not of the Quartermaster's Department,
who have in their possession any horse, ambu-
lance spring wagon, or vehicle Of any kind.
are directed to turn them in to the Depart
ment. All means Of transportation at posts,
stations and with commands 10 excess ofactual
and urgent requirements are ordered to be turn
ed over to the nearest Quartermaster, and u
rigid inspection is ordered for this purpose.
BANK NoTEs Lawyers have rich harvest
opening up in the way Of suits by the Old
Banks against delinquents and their securities.
The President and Directors Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, made q deed some months
ago, for the benefit Of their creditors, and the
books of the mother Bank and Branches have
passed into the hands Of counsel for collection.
Old accounts that have been lying with pro-
tests seem suddenly to be Shaking" and re-
investing with elements Of vitality.
AS We remarked, suits are being entered for
principal and interest. and many on 'old
soldier, who was protested and laid aside, has
acquired vigor by the discovery of an endorser
who may be made to pay.
Within the last four weeks, Bank Notes of
the Farmer" issue have risen in the market.
AS much as $4,000 have been offered by
counsel of creditors to counsel Of benefcaries
Of the trust deed in this place, for payment OF
old scores, but We believe in every case, coun.
sel has refused to- take the old notes-whioh
have been bought up--as an Offset for their
tace against che debts due the Bank. F/ede-
11cksbnrg Herald.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81

GEN. GRANT, by order of the President,
yesterday, issued the official order assigning
Gen. Thomas to the command of the Fifth
Military District, headquarters at New Orleans;
Gen. Sheridan to the command of the Depart
meut Of Missouri, headquarters at Fort Leaven-
worth; and Gen. Hancock to the command of
the Department of the Cumberland, head
quarters at Louisville Gen. Sheridan being
now transferred from Louisiana to Missouri,
before relieving Gen. Hancock, is to report in
person to headquarters in Washington. Gen.
Thomas is directed ''to continue to execute all
orders he may find in force in the Fifth Mill
tsry District at the time of his assuming COM
nand Of it, unless authorized by the General
of the Army to annul, alter or modify them. .
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The Calcutta correspondent OF the London
Times gathers up the result OF the terrible
famine which visited Behar, Bengal, Ganjim
and Orrisa, in India, last year, and dreadful
result it is one million and a half Of people
dead of disease and starvation, and the famine
so great, that, almost Incredible !-parents
sometimes devonred the dead bodies Of their
children
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

Thomas Cave, member OF the British Par
lament for Barnstable, il n"w in Chicago,
having just returned from visit tn the Union
Pacific railroad, some hundreds OF miles west of
Omaha he undertook whilst out On the
prairies to have hunt in the neighborhood of
some hostile Indians, but had TO make speedy
retreat, to save his scalpl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

The Lynchburg Republican says: I'VE
regret to be informed that the North Carolina
University, at Chapel Hill, will soon be closed
because of inability to conduct is exercises
further. 1t was in most Aourishing condi-
ton when the war broke out, but lost all its
money, and With that most of its friends.
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FoRE1aN NEws-A cable dispatch from
Rome announces that az the u. 5. Minister to
Rome has been discontinued, the l.ega.
ton in that city is closed. Lord Monck is 10
remain for another year at the head of the new
Government Of Canada. The Emperors Of
Austria and France, and Baron Beust, the Aus
trian Prime Minister, have had another loog
conference at Salzburg, which has resulted in
a good understanding, though no treaty has
been made, and the peace OF Germany Is how
declared secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

The Washington Chronicle approves OF Gen.
Pope's practical craftsmanship in the mat
ter OF "eyile."
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Az ACT, 70 amend an act, entitlet IAN Ac. 70

AN ACT, to amend IN act, entitlct can Aca for
raising q revenue for the year 1867.
Be It rnGcied By the City C1u2cH That tue
bill, AS above recited. passed June llth, 1861,
shall be amended as follows That every mer-
chant, mercantile firm or other person, who
shall fail to pay his, her or their License tax, on
or before the Dist Of August, shall forfeit and
pay five dollars and costs for each and every
day they shall continue business without pay
ing said license taxes, after the 3lst day OF Au-
gust, and al such fines and costs shall By COL
lected rs all other fines, costs and forfeiture
due the Corporation.
Passes by Board Of AlIermen Aug. ~, 1851.
GEORGE BRYAN, President
Passed by Common Council, August 20, 1861.
ions &. SMooT President
ArprnvcG: LIUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
vhos NJ White, Clerk &. {. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21
LAND SALE-McCracken & Co., sold las

LAND SALE-McCracken & Co., sold last
week, the "GateweIl farm, y in Caroline coun-
ty, belongiuglo r. w. Coleman Of this county,
to David W. Taylor of Newcastle, Delaware,
for Sc, 900 cash McC., & Co., had previously
barganed with another party for the same farm
at IS, 600 on time. The farm is generally
known as ''Caroline Springs,' is two miles
from Guincy's Station, and contains 837 acres.
They also, sold to Mr.. Drake Of New
York, 40 acres Of land belonging to A. X.
Phillips, Esq, at $50 per acre. The land lies
below the Railroad Depot, running ont to Ha-
eel Run. - fredericksburg Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

Gen. j. B. Magruder writes to the New
York Times that he Was not at the New York
Stock Exchange, with Gen. BeaureQa ard. He
says he was an officer in the Confederate ser.
vice, did his duty to the best OF his ability,
surrendered when the war closed, and is now
engaged iu endeavorhg to make his living by
bis daily work, like All honest man and has
nothing to 90 with public affairs. or visiting
Unblc places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

Ii is quite evident that the presenti attitude
of Gen. Grant, no matter how brought about,
is not agreeable to The ultra Radicals. Some
sneer, some shrug their shoulders. But it all
won't do Grant is the man they will have to
take They will all te saying, in short time,
he is good enough Radical for then! Possibly,
be NAV be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

Information has been received Of the death
Of Mrs. Albert, vile of Major Albert, OF the
Seventh cavalry, at Galveston, Texas on the
18th instant, of yellow fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

The new Italian Minister to the Il, S. ar
rived at New York yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

METHODIST CHURCH CASE Some months
since, in the trial Of the case involving the
right OF property in the Methodist Church in
Lewisburg, Grcenbrier county, West Virginia,
Judge Harrison, in the Circuit Court of that
county, rendered his decision in favour Of
the claimants belonging to the NJ. f. Church
An appeal was taken to the Court Of Appeals
of that State, which has recently rendered It's
decision confirming the decision Of Judge Har-
iison in the Circuit Court. The Grcenbrer
Independent says that 'the old membership
who bought and paid for the property, num-
bering about hro hundred, are TO be turned out
of their house Of worship to give place to hall
q dozen, perhaps, who contributed but little, if
anything to its purchase or construction. !"
Stanton Spectator.
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a number Of gentlemen Of New York lew
days ago, subscribed $1,000 to build new
submarine explorer, with which to attempt the
recovery Of the 81 300, 900 from the wreck OF
the frigate Hussar, sunk near Hell Gate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

Some Of the English papers say that the
health of Queen Victoria is failing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21
GOLD.

New YORK, August 2l-Gold to-day. l405.