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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
Sin Brief bpn Sefcbcr.Saucpn.
Seprfbamptpn Sanntp.

Scrr Orn fer SD babcgcIcic In ibrcr
pcrtbpollen 3citung nntcr bcm 23itcn Su bon
grpBen NrpfclbGrnrn, in Norb. .S8betbou NIB
III Nieper'M 'MRatun9ie SaunIdip-llnp ban 9etpS
@crlntciicl, bon Nicbcr. .Nlaeunaie. sSbcitbou
lcbr ldlpn unb gang fairplaD gtbctcn b6tte.
GS 1T pabr SScrmtciirI bat cncn arcEea Np-
fclballm aber bod ben grrBtcn nid)t-3uerft
glaubtcn Sis, Wbsitbal bdttc iifcr ben 9rpkten
Sallm Nieler Nrt in 9aIB YenulDIpanicn, aber
sic ipdrcn im Srrtbum Scna 9SprmieiIrI hat
bn 9ebr!cn-S6 lo9e Sbnen MN, NIB perIid,-
ere Sir, baB Sie nod lebr i'm Srrtbnm finb-
uno tonncn ibrc @cinung nur gclbwinb pcrdn-
prrn.-Nirprr-y -ytatun9r fam bic @brc nd)t ba>
ben Weiitcr 81 blcibcn,-O ntin Ias
@an3 YrnnpIbdnicn 1T auf9cfprSsrt ientn
Saum ju bictcn 6rcnnb2 SicS 1T pca can,
lci6t unb cbrld) gu tbun -, =,
Sd babe cncn NpfcIbaun, peId,er al Euk
bod iit-um ben Stumm bcrum unb ,tpar SnS
i'll Der Srbc, 10 6uB unp Sca miRt 10 pie icIas
lid i'm SnrdmcBer 3 6uB ilnO 3cl-Seine
Scltc bcocfcu 90 6uB-abrr icin Slltcr piiIen
tpirni6t-Gr 1T aud nitt mebr sciilnb-brinst
abcr INNER nod 6rldt
SieIcr &ielcnbaum itebt MIR A SuE bon mel.
ntr SaIi6tbire unb mad,t cincn iebr grcscn unb
l6pnen dattcn.-Sd CLAUDE Hicbcr Sautcnac.
bort bic Gbrc aReiitcr Su bciben-llnb i'd, fcrbcre
oubcr no6ma6 gan, YcnniDlbanien auf, bieIcn
Sauln 81 bictcn, ipcnn cS tanu.-S6 actrane
agcr gu iagen, c5 bIcbt ltillc. ...|
Die 0rtBc bcS SaumS tOnn bc,cust unb be-
I6ipcren tpcrben, bur6 fplscnpe Scrrcn bic at-
irarcn unb ben Baum iclbit aemeken
baben, ndmIid, SamueI Iinter Swcn Slice, unb
@biparb Rice
SScnn Serr BprmtciieI nidt gan, gut ,ufrie,
ben lit. baB id ibn 10 ib6n unb fairpIdp acboten
babe, 10 fam or mir MIR eiucn Sciud abiaten,
nnb ben Baum iclbit in Nuscni6ein nebmen-
no cr bann bdIb gan, gut Sufrcpcn iciu iprb.
Sd babe per9ebcH gu iaacu, paB pcnu piele
Serrcn ben Sonm ouf bcm Grunbc acmeEsu
)dltcn pann bate CT nod bebcutcnb mebr aemck-
n-dbcr iie babcn 9cneint, cr ipdre 5 GuB In b.
'cr Scbc bod nod bid 9cuug um Sorn sSorlu.
ciIcI gu bictcn
Jefcpb Sersitrcesr,
NiCeer.Souccn, Su9 II. 1867. ... .5 g,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
breees un9llf in elmer Sranntrpein
6renncrci

Nor sini9cn Sa9cn urbcitrte Srib Sung an
cinem Wtaildbcttid in Der Sranntpsin- Srcnnerci
BON @ermann gRcBIcr am 6uBc Der St 20.
StraBe ytcp Wcrt tpobci or auf elmer 9riter
ltanp. $lrblb pcrcr or paS @lsi69cipd,t uno
lttlrjte bincin SS Ill., Gisfclb unb w m.
w elmer lud)tcn i'm bcrau6jujeben lir,isn
dbcr cbcnfallS bincn unb ac Irc pascu sset
alS JIG bcralSge;o9cn nurben. Der SSottid, ipar
10 SUP trf une bate 10 i'm llmian9 Coroner
S6irmcr bicIt i'm Bellevue iocSpta 9eidculd,au,
lpc pann bic SnrD auf 3ufdai9cn Sob ertannte.
Der Ynbbaltcr @uitap Gn9clmanu iastc, bic
Scutc lcicn bprbcr 9cipdrnt wcrbcu. -,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
Zine SericE,tiaura.

Sn Der Nlllnmcr bc6 >, 4dtrict0" BON 13tcn
pleleS AicnOtS crldicn Der fpIgcnrr Nrtitcl:
llntcr ecm SitCl 4artciiidC Nid)tCr" briuotb bic
Ybtlaprlpbia uN9c" cincn Nrtitrl, prld)cr bic
sSdDlcr foarncn ca, feline Y0rtciragc in ben
Ni6trrltonn ju bringcn nnb um bic id)rCGlidc
6cl9e oirlcr 4artci- Ginmidung burjulcgcn, quo
tirt lic:
,,Sir George SrifrcD bon Gnglanb, Gin, So6f.
ling, Der bic 9rrBtcn Nbi6ruIiGtticn or6 &cniaS
aIS &idtcr ianttpurtc.
SSir lrbcn Den Gbitpr Der "Sl0s,, idpikca,
mic CT lud)t nnb iudt, cincn rcpnblitanildcn
8id)tcr Su fnbcn Der iid burh @ortcilidbtcit BID
mlrt bat. Ga CT ibn ubcr nid)t fanb, mllFc-
Gill llnttrtban bcS SpnigS bon Gn0lanb bcr0ols
ten.
&cnn bic /, Ngc" S0uitroticncn fflr bic 0ors
lrilidtcit bon &ibtcrn ipiu, mir trnncn pamit
bCnrn
@laf Sbcrs SunbcSanipalt BON ssnd,onan
iprlbrr trinc &tbtc M Der Gouitituticn fanp, ben
Stlorn in Der Union Surilf;uboItcn.
StanbcrrD, iucd)Cr ipic Cir Wcc. ScfTrcp, bcr
S6mci6Icr ocSjcni9cn i'm Slmtc it,
erroo;a, YoIiicirid)tcr in SiClp Mort
gScltere SuHltrationen ipcnn acipilnld)t.
NIDter SbarSlrcco ld)eint audi mcbr on Qurs
lei alS llnion 9eooft ju babcn, a6 CT cutld,icr,
Oab Ss9al Soahtr umrcnitituticnclI SnG
Esy1 >Sll Der 6iIc oocr ans &Cricbcn, lit Der
obigc Trtifcl 3u orm ,,YbabcIpbia Scmctrnt'
'rrbitirt ircrsrn-Sicoparc ciu Srtbmn, Der i.zS
1ripiB nid)t 'cb ipar-bcun mir hcobiihtiorn
nir Gil SIatt ciiroS ia9en gcmad5t ,u habcn. Dan
10 nidlt 9cIa9t bat--lnn bCbdnCru in Der Shat
ban eieS in ben cbSrn 6oIl 9cIbcbcn ilt.-Gr
Irtitc bate plrn Su Der Ybitabclpbia GYr!cn
YrcBc" trceitiItmcrptn-NcBcn Ncrau3gcbcr bcr,
cIbC aud Gbrc mad)t-
~9labr Cincinnati ipurNc ein dltIIdcr Sd,ott.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
Die unipn fit INNER!
Nnioa Ganntp- -l)er(ammlnna.

3hfcl9e pltcntib 9egcbcncr &n,cigc, periam-
llce lld) om 24itcn Nnguit cine grrBe Nn,abl
gtlr9er bon allen 4artbcicn ipede fir bic Gr,
baltllns Der Union um icpcn YreiS inb, am @ait-
bauls bon y beonY obber, iii SrerIcrtailn
eeda GanntD, nm iid ilbcr bic nadite 10 ipid,-
ti9e sSabl ju bciprcbcn. Slnf @crl6lag purbc
bic SerIammlung bur6 bic Grncnnlng fplgenpcr
Ne0mten prd0niiirt:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
Sed,s per(enen ertrunHsn

Cover, ". s., 20. SIusuf. Cine 0eiea.
lfan bon IL @rrlcncn icscIte nad elmer Sniel
i'm Sop Safc in StrafcrO q. s., nm @eeren
gu Pfidcn. SaS Sct idIus Inn unb 6rau Sa-
SlS neblt So6tsr, 6rI. DAB, SRI @cnnbr unh
SRI. 0raD ertrantcn ~. .a,,..-~l D..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
naT.@in 9niaiIe pcs 9udlthonics. Al 0nfinn

nSg-Giu SnialIe peS 3u6tbuuicS ju Sadicn,
@idiaan, itunp in Serpadt iid) lldtig MAIDEN
81 ipcIIcn unb purpc pabcr untcriu6t. Won
fuub in ieinrr SrfcntaIde cincn SGlhfIcI, ipcld.
CT icpc Belle pc6 pcitli6cn SlhsclS 32S an 3abl,
dufitIrb, no in icoem SirrmpFcricn fanp man
cine 100 Sbolernctc Tarduf nabm cr aus ic.
Dem 3cbriemcn icincr Sticfcl cine 80 Sbalcrno-
te.-Srine 6rau bate Jpn nit orln SeIbc Der,
iCben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27

~" llnicrn 6rcnuocn, bic uuS wdbrcnb Der
Irstrn SSOhc cine 10 ihonc Nuidbl ncue Cub.
icribcncn Cinidnotcn llgcn mir bcr,Ii6cn Sonf
limb trmrrtcn fcrncr, ban bicie gicgcbcnbct
mniirn Niutb btrmaBcn olifsciriiht bat, bab mir
aud iii .3ulluit ben 4atrirt'' inlncr nod mcbr
iutuciiant mn on9cuCbm MADDEN tGnucn nnp
irtrhcu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27

Sodenbaquo-Sobn :. S6reibcr.
Npro.8 eitb a-@corge &otb.
g ilbs@ beitba u.--Sobn S6neiber.
@al6ington.-Sigbman 8unb.
@eibelbcrg-SSillon 6. Yeter.
Slatin9to n.-SenrD &unb.
n.-NSilliam Nc. &iitlcr
gopbia-Sciepb &ranB
@et r9.-9cpi gSerlcD.
Sber>Mo Mocun ie.-SSiaiam Nlinf.
WiebcrsW Wacung Z. Soer3oa.
n.-SamcS Singmaltcr.
& SoIoman ". &lcin.
GmauS.-Sr &. 8. Stcfel.
Sber>y III for o-Splepb @auner
&icbcr,M Milforb.--GbareS S6DnID
Saucpn-ScnrD Ddger
-SSilIiam 9Sinbt
Sefdlc6en--SaB bicic Committee li6 10,
9Ici6 pcrlanmeln uno or9aniiircn fol-
Gem pbscn SeidluB iprrbc Tclge aslcifet IL.
baS 8eiultat Der SrSaniirun9 1T fOl9cnoco.
q. D. Rboaos, @priibcr
9. !. Moore. Sccrctdr
9ei6IoBen-OaB bieie COMMITTEE Iid,
ipisDer 5u psrIdmmeln bat, am ndd)lten Gam
fuSI >shSHli "a, hIl llDl 5tuu1HhlUHo, ulll
@afbaule bon y. 3. Soagsnbud, in Der
Stapt Iasniaun, I'M tpidti9e @cl6dftc ab3u-
banDcn. . .u
Sel6ic cn-SaB unlsrs SanntD. .Grncn.
nungSsgcnpentcn in bsm gourtbaule Der GitD
NUcntaun ab8ebaIten werDen log, unS 5par anf
santiago Den 21iten Sepiembcr, nm 10 llbr
ScrmittagS llnp oaB bic &epHbIitaner bon ei.
mem ebcn 8abIoiiritt eriu6t iinb SslsSaten
gu srtpdbIcu, wcld)e ii6 in scoadtsr Gonpentcn
bur cbenbeia9tcn 3ct unp DIT. fir ben Gnb.
3lpcf I'M bic pcri6iebencn Gunoioaten in Gr.
nennun9 gu brn9rn, ju perlanulcln babcn.
Sei bIoBen-SaI bic SdcgaitH am
Sage Dor orr Grnennun9 3u cripdbsn iinbi SaB
oaS ylit9lieo Der GauntD Gyccuiipcn COMMITTEE
eineS ieben Siitritt6 autbcrilrt unb angepiclen
IT. icldc Scle9aten- -gSabI bctannt Al mahen,
10 tps ben Srt uno bic 3eit beS SassS Sur Nh
baltuns bcriclben 3u beitimmcn llnb pab er al5
@ibtsr bisncn foil. 10 pe 2 Snipcttorrn NIB 2
S6rebsr nm bel rncr S8abl ais ipIbe 5u bic.
nen, bn erncnncn bat
Scl6lo 4 cn-SaB bic Scrbanblunacn bic
lrr ScrIammInng burd bic Stomten bcriclbcn
nnb in Dem ,,9cfa GauntD Yatri.
ot," uScb9b &cgiitcr" ,,OailD Seipdt6" II.
,6ricbcnSbotcn, in Der Stabt Nllcntalln bctannt
3cmadt ipcTbCn iolIcn.
.. Clntrr3cibnet BON ben @ealnicn)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
6altrt es i'm @rtihtnif,

Sa, baItct e5 frrncr i'm 0cbd6miB, ban bic
eopperbcapS iprbl scnug wiBcn, bub bic perrdtb.
erilde Gntldcipungen bcS George SbarSipcob
lencr SSabl S6abcn brin9cn mIbkn unp pabcr
paS Sc!t i'm Na9cmcincn nGtS bdpcn crfabrcn
parf-ipie bcltlpBen in ben Srbcn Der Girccrt,
ter.-(SprticBung fclgt)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27

Ssar Sn Seffcricn GauntD, sicu Ycrt, iinb neu-
ll6 cini9e Ycrlcncn bur6 Soofebccun pcraiitet
lpcrcen, ipcrllnter Gcbclbbccrcn bcim Sreden ae-
fommcn worcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
Saltet es int @rtGhtniE,

bab e6 ni6t barlm 1T, iparum bic GpppcrbeaoS
geca6te rllinirenoe Gntl6cibun9 nidt Dor caS
gublitllm brin9tn, ipeiI ie baaescn Iinr. sicin,
lie llno 5n @nnitcn bcrielben, aber ibrc @etrencn
elIrttn eS nift ipiBen pumit Ie, ME bic Copper
beapS 9laubcn, pieieibc nod ldn9u ,bumbus9cn
cbcr all Der 0Qle fitbrcu fSnncu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
Tie Prceutiue Com mittee I:

Griter 8arb.--S. Stucu SrerIcr.
2weitCr @arb.-G. g. Moore
Sritter gSarb,-gSiaiam 8 Grim.
&icrttr w orb-S. y @bcabS.
Silnftcr SSdrb.-Gliiba Scrreit.
Se6stcr &drb-&uicl SbaDer.
Gaia iaaqnd.-8. u Scbtr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27

Rs9~ 9labr Cincinnati purbC ein dltlidcr Shctt.
ldnber rrn rincm SnIlr jn Spec gcitrBcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
: s : + + 3 :
S1ltet eS tint @e6G6tniB 4!

Sa baltet cS i'm @cbddtniB, baB bic Copper
beaoS in bieicm Staat eincn Ganbibat fir GU
priems&dtcr aufsclcllt baben, pcldcr wdbrcnp
oem &ric9e cntibiebcn bat, paB bic 3caierun9
tcin @ed)t babe um SllS bon Grcpit nod, 2c0al
Senocr 9iptcn auS,uacbcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-27
Saltet es i'm @ebSbtnie,

baB bic &rpnbIitanilbe @rcBe bcic Sbdtiad,c
ldon ipteoerbclentlif pcr bic Stimm9cbcr seIcgt
bat;-paB bic Gcpperbeab6 Der suSiuse nod ndt
ipioerlpro6cn babell-llnb baB iie icnc GntifCies
il1g nid)t publi,iren biirfcni
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12
GARESEED.

In Washington, on Tuesday, the 10th inst
by the Rev. Or. Butler EDGAR G. KING
esq, Of Alexandria. Va. to LU GIN DA ANNA 4,
daughter of Daniel and Lucinda c. Wall, for
merly Of Bulti more, Md.
On Tuesday, 10th instant, ut the residence o
Captain John w. Dickinson, Milboro Springs
Bath comfy, Va, by Rev. Charles l. Damer-
90, QUINCY A. WHEAT, lately Of Alex
andria Va, to Miss MAMIE Y. BEARD, Of
Green rier county, Va.
At Mount Pleasant" Fairfax county, On
Thursday evening, 9TH inst, by the Rev. j. b
Dolly, Mr. JESSE NJ. GIBSON to Miss SA-
RAH j. JOHNSON, daughter OF Lewis and
meliA j Johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12
!. ..54ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 70.

II is said by the Washington correspondent
,ot 1.-The Baltimore Sun that the President
does not propose to issue an order interfering
with registration, as apprehended by some.
He does not regard it as within his province to
interfere in any manner, by direct official inter
position with the workings and details Of reg
,istrations and the proposed elections ia the
! Southern States. 1t is his opinion that what.
ever may be the legal effect and bearing Of the
: amnesty proclamation upon the civil and poit-
iesl status of those who come within its proyi-
sions it is for these personsbthemselves to as
sert their rights, il they be demanded, and if
need be test them, by the modes and process,
if;any here be, indicated by the laws of the
land. But nevertheless, it is understood to be
the unqualified opinion Of MIR. johnson and the
members Of his Cabinet, save General Grant,
who has not expressed his views on the subject,
that under the constitution disabilities as to
registration and voting are removed from per
sons who belong to either class amnested by
the proclamation Of the 7th Instant, the ato re-
siad 7Ih section to the contrary notwihstand-
ing. o5-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.
Mr.. VIM. 4. HUNTER, the Children $
Friend :" will Lecture on the Bible, with
FORTY BEAUTIFUL PICTURES,

Mr.. VIM. Il. HUNTER, the Children's
Friend. ;" will Lecture on the Bible, with
FORTY BEAUTIFUL PICTURES,
illustrating Scripture History,
40 - TONIGHT, AT II OC LOCK, At
LYCEUM HALL.
The following are some Of the pictures he will
exhibit on which he will lecture
animals entering the Ark" The Golden
Candlestick" THE High Priest in full robes -
The High Priest offering incense.n ADAM
and Eve driven out of Paradise" Inc lie o.
the Saviour illustrated from the manager 10
the Cross" Copy Of Vests Great Painting Of
"Dea! on the Pale Horse"
Also, some amusing pictures to please the
Little Folks"
Admittance 40 cents Children, 20 cents.
Ess~ Procure Tickets at the Post Office.
Doors open at Ct clock
~ No postponement unless the weather Is
very inclement at tho hour.
The proceeds are to aid Mr. II unter in prosecut-
ing his labors in behalf Of the Sabbath School
ca lse in North Carolina and Virgins, and he
will be gratfed if his friends will mani est their
appreciation Of his efforts in this good work by
d large audience to night.
MR.. VIM K. HUNTER, The Children :
Friend" gave an illustrated lecture to a crowd
ed house last night. The audience was highly
delighted. The cause in which Mr.. Hunter is
engaged, is very worthy one and we are glad
to see that our people appreciate his labor. =
We have not time now to enter into detail OF
the pictures exhibited by him, or the lecture
however that all those who attended were well
paid for their time, and the small pittance
charged for admittance. -Ne1c6e1m Times.
son 12-1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12
COMMUNICATED.

That the water from the Bridge Pump
once the best in the Southern end OF the town,
has deteriorated in quality, is, fear, too true.
But | thiok the evil does not arise from the
Tan Yard drain. as that drain has been near
the pump for many, many, years But there
are other causes much nearer to the pump.
and they ought to be examined. A CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12

The detectives have ferretted out aud recov-
cred the money and bonds contained in box
which. mysteriously disappeared from the
Franklin Bank iu Baltimore a few days ago
They were found in New York, but the thieves
had escaped to Canada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12
.VRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL,

* RAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL,
VI TO BE GIVEN AT
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.
ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 70.
For the Benefit Of the Ladies Mem. Assoc tn. ]
MANAGERS.
w. T. MILAN Dr. K J. Simpson
George R. Hall. Kozler D. Cats.
J. Amo, Fox VIM. Ayre.
J. J. Coleman COL M. D. Ball.
JUDGES.
W. H. Goodng. ]. 3. Bowman.
Col d. f. Dulany. Maj. Geo. Johnston
w Whaley Geo. 2. Wright.
j. r. Johnston. Matt O. Brlen.
Major S. r. Stuart A. Broadwater
MARSHALa.
John Il. Barnes. Capt NJ. Nj. Ball.
Martin Maddux. T. Rollins Fowle
The riding will commence at II a. m
James Sangster, esq, will deliver the charge
to the Knights and Capt. VIM. H. Duany,
the Coronation Address.
Knights will attend from the adjacent conn,
ties of irginia and Maryland and cordial
invitation is extended to all asplrants for the
honors Of the tourney to enter the lists.
AFINE BAND will be provide and when
the sports of the field ended, the more
charming favors Of the muse Of the many
twinkling feet will be enjoyed n the spacious
Hall, which will be elegantly fitted up for the
occasion.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Chas W. Turley a. G. Ioison.
Horace Bailey. Philip Lee.
Ample accommodations will be made for all
who may attend, and everything necessary for
their comfort and enjoyment provided.
Fairfax Court Hou.e, sep It'd
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Hs a rim list .
PORT or ALEXANDRIA-SEPT. u

ARRIVED
Steamer Valley City, Tomlin, New York, to
Nj. Eldridge & Go,
Steamer Express, Nickle, Baltimore, to j..
Broders 81 Co.
SAILED.
Schr. Charm, Scarr. Wilmington, Del, by
Master
Schr. Ashland, Burton, Georgetown, by
Master
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12
XhR ED.

In Westmoreland county, Va, August 18th,
in the triumph Of faith, JAM Els W. JET,
aged ST years and 10 months.
Suddenly, on the morning of the Ttl instant,
at her residence 1T Groom, Prince George s
county, Md, MARY E., beloved wife of Geo.
w Baylss, in the Saith year of her ago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12

MrPorney' Letters from Europe, lately pub
lished in the Washington Chronicle, are to be
collected and published in book form, by r.. B.
Peterson & Bros, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12

? Senator Wilson was yesterday elected PreSi-
dent of the Massachusetts State Radical Con-
yentiou. In his speech TO the Convention the
Senator denounced President johnson, and
spoke in terns Of praise of Stanton, Sheridan
and Sickles Gov Bullock was nominated for
reelection. A resolution was adopted, tavoring
the impeachment Of President johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12

The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun says:-'It is probable that the Presi"
dent may in a few days suggest to the district
commanders the propriety of GSiuga day upon
which all elections in the Southern States shall
he held, so that the elections shall take place
in each State at the same time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12

The check given to the Radical party in
Maine at the recent election, is hailed with
much pleasure by all the Conservative journals
at the North A dispatch from Augusta says
that ':the tide has turned 10 Maine, and Radi-
calism has touched bottom" We hope SO!
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DEATH OR DR.. r.. s. BLACKBURN. = Our
community are greatly panied to learn OF the
death of this former estimable fellow citizen,
which occurred at his residence in Clarke coun-
ty, during the last week 10 all the relations
Of life, he was as near blameless as it is the
nature of man to attain, and from his amiabili-
ty Of character, frank, open and generous inter
course with his felow-men, had endeared, to
HIMSELF host Of ardent and devoted friends.
-CHarlesto:on SPIRIT Of Jefferson.
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fs@ Gen. Butler is in. Washington, and accord.
ing to reports is engaged in examining papers
in the War Office to be used by the lnvesigat,
Jog Committee, in the impeachment matter.
He did not call upon Cen Grant
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day.
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The National Intelligencer closes an analysis
CT the scope of the recent proclamation Of am
nesty, by stating that, upon the whole, after
the disposition of the applications for specia
pardon now on file, which we hope will be done
in the spirit which dictated the proclamation,
it is not believed that the entire number of the
excluded will finally reach beyond few hun
dred. - vi
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SIL w ACI

FIVE HUNDRED TONS WANTED, 81
JACOB RAMSBURG & SONS, Georgeto"h.
d. c.. for which they will pay the highest ny
ket rates Merchants and Others desiring lnio''
nation will please address !hem by letter.
GnOrqctOWn. gu 3-lAWtf
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The President Proclamation Of Civil Su-
premacy' has been transmitted to the subordi-
mates of all the Departments Of the Govern.
msnt, with an injunction to them, from the
Secretaries Of State, Navy, Treasury, Post o.
fee, and Attorney General, strictly to observe
its requirements for an earnest support Of the
Constitution Of the United States, and a
faithful execution of the laws which have been
made 10 pursuance thereof. The proclama-
ton and order are embodied in general order
blythe War { department., and issued by Gen.
Grant in the ordinary military way, with a
preface In the following words: The follow
ing proclamation and order Of the President of
the United States are published for the gui-
dance OF all concerned. :"
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A Washington dispatch states that "a claim
involving 81 500, 600 has recently been rejected
BY the State Department. 1t was presented
by Baltimore company, through Messrs.
Black Lamon & Co., who were to have TWEEN
ty i've per ct. of the proceeds if successful. The
claim is said to have been for an island in the
South Pacific, which the Company claimed by
right OF discovery, but of which our navalvessels
subsequently took possession The name of
sguano company in Baltimore is associated
with the matter. T
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GOLD.

NEW YORK, Sept l2.-Gold to-day, 14es.
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Some of the Northern papers are coming out
in strong terms against the present National
Banks system Late occurrences give them
occasion tor severe comments ...
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET

The market this morning showed considerable
activity on the part of buyers. Receipts of
Corn very light. but $40 bushels of all grades
being offered; 81 bushels white sold ut ll4-24O
bushels mixed at III and ll5, and 50 bushels
yellow at u.s. 2472 bushels Wheat were offered,
with sales of white at 30, 2l5, 222, and 225 and
red at 100, 30, 2l5 900, 22J, and 236 for inferior
to prime 81 bushels of Rye sold at 1913 and
1913; and S72 bushels Oats at so, IS and &C.
Butter in demand and prices tending upward.
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TVOOE " WEDDEREURN,

DAYNE, MILLER & co,
l. Z n L
GRUCEkS u COMMISSION MEkCH aN1Ss
No -, COMMERCE STREET.
Il door north Of Pratt BALTIMORE,
Keep constantly on hand large supply Of
GROCERIES, TEAS, &c, &c. VIII be happy
to receive orders for any articles in their line.
Baltimore MAY 20-ly
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y. GR0CEK, FoRWAEDlNG
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. It, Royal street,
... 4 l. f. X 4 n d Il II "a.
Quick sales and prompt returns Having
large experience i'll the Dry Goods, as we'll as
the Grocery and Liquor Business, Country
Merchants will do we'll TO favor Inc with their
orders. ! have II variety Of TEAS, which |
will sell below the market price. Also, Granu-
lated, Crushed and Brown Sugars je 25-tf
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept. 12-The frmncss
and advance in the -four and grain markets no,
tced yesterday, is kept up to-day.