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Applications for admissions be made to any uf the
medical stat or the mATOn the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution be
dAinsd OF the Rev. @. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
ChaTeh, Of the ROy. A D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
idnse OTdssfoT the Ad missioh Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the URited States army be procured
through the Surgeon GenoTal, United States army
IY90 O. II. HALL, D. D.. Secretary.
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Doctor &p1enf,

ptattt|Vtt
Ar;t Mecoudeur, Mueenarst & Sperateur.
Office: Dritte Strabt neben 9nseticQs Dale
uabe Der Bride.
@pre@funben: Bon 9 abr Rsraens Bic 4ubr
Ra1xitth8S.
Re0bena; Gortfrabe, nabe BEN eneutnebsuie.
Grt(@er Snpffpf ftet6 porbancen.
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Ser Contribution selhsben. Baruut moo
troppli(itt er ut@t mad oeuielben @runb.
iabe bas tpttblt6e @efdlt@t unb befebt
bter barauf bo6 fem Grauen3tmmer ,bft1
ratten btirfe, aussenpn1ne11 etnenS taats.
cpmmif1dr uno tr8snb etneu ppM au6Be@
iu@ten Mgentet1. Die m5gen ,bar,t
uni ere Grauen fur un8 au6mdblen, mte
fe iebt I'm fern 2if6r aa%u6udblen, unb u1s
ier Gamiltenpereni9un9eu au8tbetlen,
pte fe IS iebt init ben @ereni9un9en
unleres Slides tbun, Bottom pirbe Damn
2Nnlpru@ baber auf ben 1ttel bee mpber<
men Sparta" al6 6tn3ufa9un8 gu Zen,
:aeBentpdrtteen Eitel ubaS 90 11poerne
Ntbett.""G aa1a a-uts Ggl&sr2 9aH IN ]9lff4g3}
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Gin Mmerifoner. Is rpirb ber, 81,

- Gin Mmnitaner, 70 miro benz 9on.
bon ~Morntns Star" aus paris ,9e-
idritben, mar 70 elIdlt@, eint Gtnla.
bunsstarte gu etnent 6pfbaQ tn benEuil,
lerien 3u etbalten = etn Slid, uni tpel>
DIES nd bic @bbus Der erpb.n Republtt
tut .@ettn, pelae III part8 bempfratti9e
@tuoten bttrteben, f5rmlt@. rei6en; rn>
fer 0lidlider. Mmertfaner bate a6er nun
0eb1rt, baB man auf 6ofbdQen tpeft mebr
relpefttrt >peroe, 1penn man In Uniform,
TAFT TN i@ltdten b1reerli@en Rode er<
i@eine, urb ba ct 1T 1efner @arberobe
ntatS, oorfanb, rpas i'm pie erplnl@te
Nu6,et&nune ~ F@ern Beetenet: i9fen,
70 ,tt6ab Ct f6 mad ben 8%ouleparcs 1T
einen Der e%le9antefen @@netoe1laben.
8alo bate er 8efunber, tpas ct iu@te, ct,
men eleBont:n 9olouerbrdmten &od, btr
In bsrrlt@fer @lutte pranete> unp ber
5anbel purce abeel&lofen. &l6 BITE er<
1ebnte Stunbe enplt@ setonn1en, fdbrt
unler &epublttaner In ber eldn3enbe Uni,
form mad ben. TutQerte1;. Mft Mus,
aet@nune mirb ct iberaQ empfaneett.
Ales r1adt 81d[tn8e unb &rabflbe.
Gnblt@ Sfnen 1@ Tim tbu, aud bic Gld<
9eltblren> bur& bic er Dor bic Maieftat
9elaneen iou. 9ier ober bat bic 5errlt&<<
tett Elm Gnbe. War iiebt i'm 1errun>
bert, mtbtrautld, ioear ld@tinb an. "a
rabt f@ i'm auf 9e9eben @tnt be6 Cert
montenmetfer8 elm Qatat 11ub" labet i'm
auf etn Neben8eua@ Elm. no banrt BET
Meprd(entant Der eroben @epubltf gu fet<
,teut @@reden erfdbrt, paB Ct aus Ser
1eben in BE Uniform zines Senators BON
Grantrtf@ 9e1dldpft ief. Selbfperftdnoz
lid ma@te unitr Hepublttaner lanes8et.
ne uub lief aus bep GufIerfen fort; es
ld6t (1@ benfen> baB IS an @pptt unb
@eld@ter nt&t eefeblt babea mtr>.
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@elbft fur ben xeufel 5u 1ie1.

Gtrt tutt8er, BON Dem MWflWe 101 uns
be(9rdnftem &ei@tbum b~eleelter Mann
perl9rteb 81. ]anattl@en Waietdt, pber
{&le@tme8 benz EeufeL, feline Seele, rppDe-
ee11 il9 .berlelbe nerbtnblt@ MAIDEN mug
te, i'm tpdbrenb (etner trbti@en: Grtiien3
iber 10 ptel @elp @erfG9ut9 3u 9efatten,
alS er austu9ebeu nerm,@te.. SIN GaQ
Der Geufel iene 8eotnauns nt&t gu er<
f0Qen TN @tarbe @tt, lo1e er aQer @n-
ipr1@e auf bic uprerwdbnte @eele perlu>
fig 8eben.
Sabre ~perstnser, Der lunee Manr oer-
betratbete ft@. lebte berrlt& unb tn Gre1<
ben, baute paldite lief f@ In wtloe Spe>
tulat{cntn etn, serlor unb perf4enttt
oroBe Sumn,eu, urb Bate trpbeetn @elb
In GaQe. Ct Yerleott 1@ auf ppltttf,
uue babnte fi& ietnea @es 3u Gbre unb
Ma@t bur& Sefe@un9en; ittt relpetta=
bler @aGtnbefanb nabn tetne mertlt&e
Mbnabne. Ct puroe etn Gretbeuter, rl<
ftste @@ife aug, porb @olpateu an,aber
1etn 8anqufr bpnortrte aQe feline @beds.
St 3oB ,1a@ Mep Yott unb ft1r3te ft@ tn
ben Strubel ber @e~reniieunBen Der por<
>1ebn1en @elt, umionf, bet Eeufel be3abl<
te feline &e@nuneet na@wte por, urb feta
ppblsefdQtees @rtn3en unb Selbtper.
traueu trteben ben juu8en Manu fat CUR
@er3wetfung. .4'1. ~ ,4.$
Ea ptrfsl btr junse Mann' auf bic
Sbee etne 3ettun8 3u 9rhn<
ben! sv5. T.
Ser Eeufel i&tmpfte uxb r%ationirte
@@pn mad benz Nblaufe be8 ,eritet Nep>
mats, tpurbe etlt@ an, @nbe bes a3tpetten.
unb melanaplt@ I'm britten. ST BOT tfa
Btlo te6 San1merS unp ber @er3wetfunB
TN pterten ur1b fdrfteu Mpnat, tn fe@S<
ten Monats fan, bic sadie 3ur ::@1tf8; er
befanrte f@ bsnquerott, Bdn3lt@ rutntrt
unb auBer Stanpe, ben cploialen Wufor>
berunsen bea iunaen ManAe6 III ,entfpes
den. Der arn1e Teufel n1uBte feline Mn<
ipri@e an bic Seele bA6 Manne8 auf8es
ben. tn .-.#y4s
Die 3.ituns unubte ein9efelt ,wtrptn,
aber bte Seele mar 9erettet. .z,s l. TX,
Dte Mala t.
Halle in Der Suprtme Court.
Der @rnft Der @upreme Court ipurbe
fir3lt@ wdbreno be8 arguments ber Wtal>
laGuiettS 2if5rfdQe bur@ ben @enerals
anpalt &eep BON lebtertut Staate uap
Germ George Sennet tttpa8 ttla1tttrt.
2ebterer pertrat bic 2%tt6rbdabler l1o
TIM 3aufe ittnes Mreumentes 8ebrau&ts
er folsenbe SQufrattontu:
Der Staat Ma9uietts utonppplttrt
ben 2tt5rbanpel uu1b 8ltt@faQs aud ben
2itSr, uub ertldrt tur@ fttneu @entral'
!, aupalt, bab Is IN ueberetnftuulunB NIT
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0r. $. @ebe1Hdbt,

6pn1Dopat14 der Mrit, I.|
Office Ste Ctr, iber NaYp's @tfen' 9anblune.
Bobuuns Ode 10. uno Meeter @tra6e.
@prs9funten 3rtf@en II unb 3 ubr Na&tt.
Mebenbei balte i'd sutl&e @erte, fo~te DE-
oiainen gum prtpat- unb Gau1ilien 9ebrau& unb
Dr. @ixtbers Ibie,aslt fir 2anbIeute gum Ser
tauf- '.' t.:''i '"f ,,~t H"Eah405f III
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

UNITED STATES SALOON.
(ntten BEN 9upe- Gnoine>5onit.ly
Drttte StraBe, ct: ponl,
@ilbeln @onntas, @toentbin.tr.
nGoutours fbel uns fans fouet",
90 tetbfs BET uttr, 10 {p1t tute t,Ub.
5pnntag uub Nltae ieber Belt,
Stebt Gu& Elm f4uadbaft Wial berett.
Qiquor, Beer, @etn gum Qabetrant,.
1tnb Men Elm tnn'rer SGDpteitsbraxa
1intrettt CUR Office bes 8arbitr,4 d.
Der trttt blos Gin In r1eine xbir,
Gin @&ritt na@ re&t6 febt Ct lid bAnn
llnt 1T tn Hu Elm i9Uner Mann. 10" b"
II s"..f. d" @fIbelm 81 n II a a..
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ser unter;et9nete bat tte Neextur far >te na@Retens
b%ena,nttn Mderbauserdtbf&aften Canton Sueey Sta
les, Cafes Drefansai&tnen. Weosy eelfrater, Weob's
Showing Mtta& n.snt. g9Sebs tra Iteel Gsas.wlaf@tne
Msmser, ,'Buttpe" tpu Wbttl SHOWER, GreelNpr Drsp.
yer, Beaver Dam Brpab CAT 6%denai@tne. spnfdnbtBes
Ndprttneut BON pRtaex, Raetne 9Ddeex. Gin Sptes
NGurttxext spn &rtra. MaidtxeI 1tetlex fit Repara.
txr rui fets ~ 5ant.
40 Bellep1atxe.
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Dte artts.sorbtrettunstu sauern fort.

Die 9rteSsoprberettunSeu bduern fort.
@dbrenb tnb.ftn BE Griebensecnfe.
rent tbte &erbanbluneet, fortitbt fdbrI
man auf betDen Setten fort, srobe &rtesa
pprberettuneen III MAIDEN, trpbbent bte(ed
BON pff3telIer @ette tn Mbrebe aefeQ,
tptrb. Grantret@ tauft @afer III @np.
lamb unp Spanitr. uub preu6tl@e Erup>
pen ber re9uldren Armee tuerben In 81,
retl@aft 8ebalten, bic @arniion III Cur
en,bure 3u unterflbeu. @ a.. s.es.,. .".
T. q1yn7e Drobenser 3uftans Der 0imse.
Cine Sp.cialoepe(de bes @eralo, ba>
tirt Berlin 8. Matr faat {: e n. mag-r.r,t
@raf Bisuard erfldrte am Dienfaa
BET elmer unterbaltune 2iber ben .ae0en.
wdttteen 3uffunb ber Dinee, bob BE 81
tuation isBt ernfter trte female suppr {et.
@u6lanp tuartet auf bfe @.le8enbett
zines aQeemttnen &rieees, 11nt 1etnJ &c.
bet TN Often uub III polen ~ perer5>
berr.s Die Mu6teten Der ru@il@en Mr,
NEE tperter aQe IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u~neednbert.. 5Nuf benz Continent If man
aQsemetni Der Mnit@t, baB bic %ufre9ter<
balt1n8 hes Grteoen6 1or benz 8erfabreu
Der '2cnooner @onfe1en3 abbdnge. War
flr@tet, bab Elm @erleben Der bort ner<
iammelten &eprdlentanten einen alIat<
ntetner europdtlden &rieg neruria9en
wlrbe, BET pel@em iebes Qano, pbne fur
bic 2uremburafraee pper fir has 3%ufiinf>
tt9e S9tdlal Der @innobner bes @roBz
bertuetbulns belpnoeres Sntere6e 3u ba-
ben, per1u6en ,pfrb, feline eiaenert pldne
our@ @afeneemalt burG3ufdbren.
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nu@bafoptt 6pufe,"
l1ntpett pes Mtnn.@ Central abu Depot
miuneapolt6. .tarsorA Mtnu.,
Mi&. partnanu, Gteeutbluaer.
Meine' persten Gate Fnben bet mir fets III
Bette Bebtenuus uns Slid xnb 0pets in naeinen:
,upbletugeridte ten 6aufe.5 Meixe Bar enttSA
tiers bte befen Getrdnie. Al >.g.n -; a,1:,7rsa
! Musse5et4nete Staaura il nit BEN
1aufe %SerbunSen.." I,'@ H. "":''' @'.''
I. 2i1W 49, "a HMt@. 1artmann. q"
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at. Saul &i8 g.

Btr Fx> i.tt terett an Samtliex xnt anbere g. II
fleinex unb srsten Gnantitaten, ~, %fs!senssn gretie!
,er Doae 50 Gents ; tber 100 ~funt per qDp&e 50 9t4.
tts q 100. 500 dumb xus hber. auf etnnaal, ~ 40 Sta:
yer 100 pfunb. ale gerip1ett bic nad hem 1fen Stunt
Orbers ftr Gts ~fSnxe:stn ,er Office Der st. Saul Cts
g.. In Browns Blvd, Ste Straee, eela6en wersea.
Gpueftisnen perAen 11pxattieb sema6t.
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ST.. gpf. 3tmmermann,

ST.. 9pf. 3tmmermatt,,
Deutl9er Mr3t @unoar3t uno @eburt8'
belfer,
~ Office: Dat @traBe, in btr Ndbe bet Juun<
prp, 3 patpnna, Steele Co., Mftnn-
oferirt hermit BEN eesbrten beutlden publtfuut
e~raebenft feline Dten1e, NIT benz 8emerfea, baB
It In alien Gdqeu, no Yatienten feinen 8eiRano
seanipru&en, aufnertiame unb biQtee 8ebanb-
lung garantirt. 5"" ,.2".c 3"
~- patienten, bic an Banspurna
iben, miro etne rabttale unb f@u1er3lofe bin
3 bS@Gens 4 5iuneen. splenbete Sur bpu
ieie l1ebel garantt.t.
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Dr. 81. Srlmqn1

Tr> " Srl111Q11l1,
Office in MimneaYpIi3 Grhe 6tra6e tn E9anfe
ees 5errx Spe Brad.
Office , 9tunbeu: sux 10 uRr gtsrse1sth 4nbr
NbeubS.
sspbnuna: 2te @traee, etxen BIsd axsad spx 1}an.
teufel unt Glti@'s S&ubfsre. 45
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Die Gonferen5 Der @rofmd@te-
Stem yprt, 9. Mat.

p. Stem yprt 9. Mfat.
9erbanslunsem Der 9riesens Gonferems
Cine @pecialbepei@t be6 9eralb, ba<
TIT 9pnbon, 8, Mat, 1a9t:
Die erfe Sibun8 bes Grtebenseot>
0re0es, wel9e 8efteru mad be1en Sr9as
IMITATION bter fattfauc, tpar nt@t 1ur cine
fcrme1e @eriamm1unB, BET wel@er bte
2urembur9fraBe, nit Dem Bunide, bic
Stretttatetten twtiden pteuBen uno
Granfret& gum balot9en @tl@lub 3u brtn-
0eu, tiSeuttrt tputoe.' ...
Die 8eYpQmd@tt8ten finb Sir eng.
LAMB 2orb' StanleY prdfioeut Sir
Granfrei@ prtn3 be la Sour o Iuper>
9ne ; fir Yreuben Graf 8ernfrpR; fit
ReRerret@ @raf SppotnYe : fir Mub>
lamb 8arpn, 8runnpp fit Stalter
Warquts DutltQu ; fit 2%uremburs 8a<
ron Detormaeu fit 8el9ten 81. Ban be
MeYer ; far tie Nteperlaupe Baron Ben.
ttnsu. 49, mar st g5@ Dr. I5dA*z2
Die Ierbauptunpen ioueu bis gun,
S9lu0e bes @oners0es 9ebetu, sebalten
uperoen. Snbe6en 1T 70 :ptel betannt,
pab Grantret@ sepiQt 1T, bte N%eutralt>
1atton 2%urembur9S, ,nb ote S@letfunB
ber GeRunssperte an3unebuen. preu.
Ben If nt@t aenei9t, bte6 3utu9ebea, e8 itt
penn, bae ale @rpbmd@te, pel@t I'M
@pn0reB reprdlentirt finb, Elm i@arantte
fur baS Mbtommet1 eeben. Das @eben
pteler @arantie &piirbe bteielben 1erbtn<
ben, &ries iompbl eeeen Grantret& ME
8e9en preuben gu b%eetnneu. tpen1 ireent
ether bis(er Staater ietn @ebiet IN oieie,
Ntdtune 81 Dersr6bera iudte. Gnslant
s5gert, bieie @arantten 3u 8ebea> uub e
III III @unten btr Spee ber Gtuusbne,
son eursuburB fit cine @nnsrattpn al
Bel8ien.
Die Stbur8 nurpe auf Dpnnerfta(
perta9t. unt ben Rtprditntauten Bet j,
9eben, NIT fbreu refpettipen MeBttrunetl
auf teleBrapbtl&eut @eee III nertebren
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I ' ..>.. Or. Br. &teger, os55
prattil@ee ar3t, @unparit unb geburts>
10 a44.s tt.s belfer. ya9 s
1I Bobnnn8 nnh Office ~ ter ettfette BET
4tex 6trabe jptf&en g9af&tnetpn unb trAntltx.
~ Gtxssus axr Diff ebeafa1s TT ser Sten @trate,
xebex Tx&eltS Gtparrsafpre. ..s. p 1905
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Or. III. st. pattelfon,
3abnar3t,, "'
3. @trabe, neben 81. Stepart's Apptbete
St.-w aul ;, Mtnn., >.
sou3iebt 3abn-O perattonen f&mer3lus unb btnts
uub lberninan1t oas GinieBen tanfli&sr 3abne
VI befen Befriebteune.s i. =. 81 .-1":23 11-1y
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minnefota Central 8abn.

AkkWNSvVAO SS~AAVA OWHU<
5"''1 3ase fkblid sebens. F<'-' s~
0erla6en MtnxeappltS. ,,,,..... :, no 0prmtttats.
g4eft.St. PAIL, '.' Y.15
Rsmnex al tn Owatsuxa, - :. ! 11.ee "'
.t-HE :, y 31se x1reli6 sebens. "
0erla6en Dwetsxna, 11.40 DprmtttdeS.
R.mu,eu an in WttnneaYsltS $50 Na4utttasS
/, gDen st. paul, 3.25f H
,t Haft uns g Saip.ae sa1 ~ g FIR minsn nj! "a PUSH &9eat oe! n II:
SAxtee, Gtieasu sxb allen 9untten hes Dfeas ". etsex
ceptNmpeatip -
SerlaIex Opaipxxa I'M 7.25 Dprmittaos, tpmmen -
H. aDet-St. Paul nm 10 Nadmtttaes uuS 1875 sfa&s
MtttaaS IN RinneapsliS.
/ .VtrlaFen Mtnneapslis NM $50 gprmtttass, g8ef-et.
s&ul Nm 1e:1 @prmittaSs, tsmmen III Orat.uxe an
xs 3.55 Na&mtttass. ...:.
minneapolis nns ct. saul Accommodation
Serla[ex Ntnneap,1ts 500 gurutttsos. 1920 aaS
225 fadmtttapS. IL Il, ....t.IEf f.
SerlaTex Weft'St. Saxl 1910 GsrMtttaaS, 1ns 100
xnb $40 NadmtttasS. ..- -rf
HI&' ~ .. 6. 6bepparb,
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.4ll'eDer reue MDbel~@tpre
Spn W
III "3@'F Terb.xbteS, ''
Gde Der Waluut une 2ten @trabe.

6dt Ser Walnut unb 2ten 5trabt.
. 6baSta, ."."..M inxefst
J6lt bic p,uN6n0tefe Musmabl gutter ftrHaer
MSbels In, Serl&tebener @ute. uNb Gacpn Rfto
porr1tbt8 unb pFertrt biefelben ~ ben biut6tes
wretftn "'1>1 l.. .''' >'"1H ~. ! ="0 =.
By-r Terner f.eben ;Heu erbalten xnt III bette.
AusaabI tets tsrratbts Bilber, 8tlberraburx
@pteeeL, &ouleaur, xApeten uEs fsnfiSe xat>
tternaaret. ..7-, .,.,.>-
81 SCI eun1beryarb tets gun, Ma,rstyretft ~
taben : BeRes Baubpl3 aQer Mrt. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

Co,OHEp FoLKs.-i Washington city pa
per-and weuuderstaud some citizens OF " ash-
ington-cxpressed good deal OF surprise at
the large number Of coIcreI persons VINO ac-
compaled the whites in their late excursion 20
that city. They were amazed that white 1o!KS
allowed them to part icipaIe III the eGGutS'"n
We have but word 10 say IN reply ne COL
ornd pcOplc Of Frederick sburg AZ: orderly anu
resprctaLI', ~ 4 casS-they behaved them
selves when slaves proprrty has not dca'l'eu
them now that they are Tree. hey nave al
ways participated in occaaionS o. the Sl"u
alluded to, and will be permitted I" do to here
after. The cpored peoplr may be lni'!ed W
their newly found iriruus tor Il while, but
they will come to understand the matter ar'ght
alter awhile. We hope conviction will not
come to hem too late /! fredericksburg Hr
PRESERVING OKKA. One Of the most
bealthp and nutritious vegetables is the Okla,
which j. raised in such ahundante III our eli
m,tr W., arc surprised that 81 little atcn-
io, is given to preserving it Tor Us" all through
the winter, when it can b. done :" easily ana
rhcapIy The following recipe Tor doIhE II l.
| furnished by one Of our most practical ana *
neri,nced gardeners and aericutnralat~ akc
clean barrel, sprinkle salt in The bottom
tower The I,DIloml then lay down layer u
| okra evenly over The &urilcc of the salt then
on this, another lager OF Okra, 4" before, AM
80 ON tilt tn" barrel il full, u you have put
a.; mach ~ dtalIci covering the Whole, vine!
don. with a thicker layer Of SAT- -NDJM
| .Euyuui
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

The Richmond Dispatch gives the following
report of the speech Of Mr., Massey, Of Alex
andria, at the Capitol in Richmond, en- Thurs
day night: .
MIR. Massey, of Alexandria, next spoke ap-
pcalingly for harmony He said these attacks
on persons were only calculated to weaken the
Republican party. Gentlemen shonld not be
condemned without hearing. Some contend
that there was no convention held to-day--an
honest conviction; others contended that there
was convention, and they thought 50. There
was difference of opinion. Now, if we could bring
the differing parties together, would it not be
better? He was unable to know what was
going on, being on the outside Of the ring to-
day. He gave instances of wrong decisions by
the Chair, showing the impossibility Of regular
ity of proceedings, and unfairncss of decision
in such crowd. One hundred delegates could
not get hearing here to-day. Voices-Three
hundred Will you not hear them? They
are your iriends-why not hear them? Was
it to be expected that the citizens of Richmond
should stiAe the voice Of the people Of the
State? He could not get even into the Airi
can church nor could he get near enough TO
hear what was going on upon the Square. His
voice was Tor peace, harmony, and triumph on
the day OF election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

CHARLES DIcKENs--In reply to the ques-
ton whether his characters were drawn from
actual life, he is reported as saying
In answering this question, | may say
that [ have never transferred any charac-
ter or scene entire but this | can aver, that
there is scarcely character or dcScrip-
ton the nuceuous and substantial body CT
which was not furnished from reality. | was 4
police reporter-perhaps you know. As such,
and pursuing my own vagrant inquiries, | have
been over every part-in almost every nook,
alley, and den in London. | have been
through lanes, and such there arc which you
could not pass through in daylight with any
thing safe III your pockets-where used to
put my gloves and handkerchief in my hat,
and took especial pains to keep that from being
knocked off, as it certainly would have been
had its contents been suspected. From the
police officers and these Various rambles / got
very many outline hints. ;"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

In the new political dictionary of the times,
the definition CT loyalty" is 'Radicali>m -
patriotism is belonging to the loyal league; y
and constitution is "Thad Stevens platform"
This is the progress in terms rs well as IDEAS
10 words as we'll as principles. There are
various other new definitions OF old words, con-
nected with liberty and constitutional law,
which will have to be given in the next edition
of webster Unabridged"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

The CURRENCY AND PUE'Lr DEEI | h"
growth Of public sentiment at the North, and
especially al the Northwest, IN l.}'or o. 'he
diminution Of the public debt by th': i'7'ie OF
Government currency in lieu Of hoi'dS~2r
rather the redemption OF the GoyernintnI bonds }I
in that currency-~is ,&tonishingly rapid. 1t -
not divided by panty, ard nat confined 10 sec
lions. The same ca,lse-the oppressive tr"c
raj tayation-urerate on all, and the mot
ready and convenient eypedent to Tighten the
hubble burthens, it. il contended, Il that CT
CHANGING he form Of indebtedness from inter
est beariog bonds lo non interest, bearing Green
backs. -Rirh Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

FoREIGN News. Cable dispatches state
that in the House Of Lords last evening the
Reform bill was reported from the COMMITTEE
of the Whole and ordered to third reading.
Final action on the measure will be taken on
Tuesday next. Dispatches have been received
in London fIom Athens to the effect that the
Grecans had defeated the Turks in several
recent engagements, and that French squad
ron had departed for Gambia for The purpose
of bringing back refugees to Greece. King
William, of Prussia, has ISSUED proclamation
assuming the duties OF Sovereign OF the North
German States Count Bismarck's official or
gan at Berlin, iu an edtoria! article, strongly
urges the Great Powers Of Europe to inter
pose in the Cretan question. At a recent
election for members OF the Hungarian Diet,
Louis Kossuth was unanimously chosen 20 req
resent the city of Warizen Hon. George
Bancroft U. S. Minister to Prussia, has ar
rived at Berlin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

The report from the Agricultural Depart
ment of the condition of the Crops is the most
favorable issued for a long time past 1t is esti-
mated that the wheat crop throughout the
country will average six bushels to each inhab-
liant corn promises to yield IN ost abundantly
potatoes, very large crop Indeed all the
fruits Of the earth are represented as likely to
yield more than the usual supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

Joseph S. Pennybacker, Of Rockingham
county, Va, has been arrested. and carried to
Winchester, charged with having killed Pat.
rick Sheridan, connected with the u. S. Burial
Corps, in melee in Harrisonburg, on the 18th
dav of Nav last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

The military authorities 10 Lyochburg have
issued an order directing that no liquor shall
be sold to soldiers, and ordering the keepers of
di>reputatlo houses in several quarters Of the
town TO yacate their premises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

1t will be seen by reference to the Foreign
news that Louis Kossuth, though old,
poor, an exile, and not reconstructed, has
not been forgotten by his countrymen but been
elected member ofthe Hungarian diet. Will
the Austrian Emperor allow him to take his
seat as legislator for portion Of his domin-
ions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

A FoRTUNE-Jam Il. Moore, OF this city,
better known as Mungar Moore, has just re-
ceived intelligence from london Of the. death
Of MS father, and bis leaving an estate CT two
million dollars Il. himself and brother MIR.
Nj. leaves for Enga I'd the first OF the II ouih.
Geo7getcrn CouTtie7T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

That packages can be sent with great rapid
ity by atmospheric pressure has been album
dainty established by actual experiment. Va
rious pneumatic dispatch companies arc in OF
Grafton 10 England, bit, none as yet for long
distances