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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21
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our stock va bought since the great decline
in prices and ". ARE NOW Shilling AS
ROW As THE SAME GOODS CAN BE
LEHAILED IN NEW YORK.
We are receiving additions to our took CON
stantly by express. 4. l.. WOOD,
my 30 Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
('I0 REWARD !--Losl, last evening, on
'P " the through bound Southern train from
Washington, d. c., or between the .. q \. De
pot and the Mansion HOuSe, in this city, :.
MEMORANDUM look, lor the return of
which TO this otfc~ will pay reward Of ten
dollars. It can be Of no use 10 any but the
owner.
aug .j-4t5 Jesse f.. ADAMS.
DARGAlNG-Lncc Pohts Silk Wrapplngs,
ID Summer SnaWls, SOME very desirable At
astonishingly low prices to close out.
ROBERT l.. WOOD,
jy27 Corner King and Fairfax street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
EnARn OF ALDERMEN

At a called meeting OF the Board o. Alder
men Of Alexandria, held August ~, 1867, 1lieEe
were present George bryan; esq, FIeSA"t"''
Messrs. Fleming, Markell, Gwin and breWS.
\ resolution from the Common CounciI, e4 .
tending the time for II discount OF Az per CEN!
OH taxes in currency. to October |, was AnIt!lu-
ed and sent back to the Common C"""'!' '"'
concurrence. .
4 petition from f. Kosonthal Tor rermiS>ion
to erect :rame house was referred 10 'he N"""-
rnittce on Streets
A petition of J. r. Stone for lermissio to re-
move house, WAS referred u the COMMITTEE
on Streets.
A resolution for the transfer Of ground to the
Hydraulion FIRE Company, was referred 10 the
Committee OIL Public Property.
\ patition of james y. Crunp for rcin0EaI ct
stovc-pipe, WAS referred TO the Mayor.
Petitions Of Lewis Stein and Char!cs !oyct
for reduction Of assessment ~ere referred - tht
Committee Claims. ,
The report of the Commute, on IuDiic Prop
ertv on the petition Of T. NJ. Lttha'n, Tor use
Star Engine House cor nook AHd Ladder o.
| was adopted -.
A bin of 3. f. Price for repairs TO AU4it"T
| Office, S2G 25, was received and ordered 10 d
paid.
A resolution for the readiu-IiHg .! the curb
| stone on Wolfe street, between Water al'
Fairfax, heretofore passed by She Common
Council, was passed.
AIEaCt to amend 81 tcL III RELATION - "Hc COZ
| lection Of taxes Was passed.
A communication Of the Mayor, ~ refer Mr
to the colOred people, was received from 1"
| Common Council and their action t"lIcur! ed III
a resolution IN reference u lhe f"n-I'F "
the stock Of the Alexandria - alter Co., hell
| by the CORPORATION to tho First National ;Ah:
was received from the Common Council, All
their action concurred in, and Messra Fleming
Brewis and Markell appointed on TIL" part "
| this Board
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-21

.lEA&.-l5 half chests and cAddles hhc' mi
fine and choicest Gunpowder, Imperial
Ooion& Black Teas, for sale by ciro.t
49, A. i. FLEMING, No. 3 hlHs p,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

On Friday evening last this Society gave
a public exhibition in the new Hall attached
to Professor It. G. Taylor's Academy, The
Hall was flied by an attentive audience, who
were evidently Interested in the success of
tho youthful participants, some ofwhom gave
indubitable evidence of genuine oratorical
talent. This Society, unlike its predecessors
Of Demosthenian and Cceronian repute,
promises to become one of the permanent
Institutions of our city. We venture this
prediction regarding it, because it is under
the fostering care of Professor Taylor, whose
supervision will secure for 1t n fair share of
public patronage.
The Professor, absent on Friday evening,
| from indispositioon, sent an excellent Intro
ductory, which was well read by Mr.. Mercer.
, II is hardly necessary TO say that, in the
paper referred to, the Professor fully sus-
tanned his well earned reputation as plain,
practical philosopher, and excellent teacher.
lie held up Washington as model for the
literdti of "the Irving, y and urged that, as
truth and honesty were the fundamental
principles OF Washingtons life, so should il
be of the members of that Society.
The "OrAtion, " by II. g. Howard, was
very good, but rather lengthy. The trcmu
lous manner in WHICH ii was delivered marrct
in some degree its effect, but this, however
will be remeded by experience, for Mr.. IL. i
capable OF better efforts, ana IS deserving .
encouragement and commentator.
Washington" by i. J. Kennard, we
very well rendered, and very well receives
by the audience,
Eugene Peters and A. ]. Sloan did prett,
we'll, and will yet do better
"Sheridan's Ride" by u, T. Lea, wa
. remarkably well done, and gave uniycrsa
satisfaction. W.
r "The Merrlmac," by II. @. Conrad, wa
given with fine effect, and was rapturousl
received.
: "The Yankee Boy" by N. s. Sharplcy
was certainly the most amusing recitation {
:, the evening, was given to the life, and wa
: received with thunders of applause.
u THE Necessity of Education" by Wn
: Altman, was splendid composition chast,
u classical, condensed and captivating, an
\ was very correctly and gracefully delivere,
" Abraham Lincoln" by L. p. Merce
was more than an ordinary elocu ionary el
!, ercise it was deeply interesting and instruI
y tive. And while it was emlnently calculate
TO develope the atiectionate veneration
e those who admired the unpretending Pr
is sdent, and the truly honest man, Il ut u
Is same time showed Mr.. MERGERS good las
Ii and nice discrimination.
d We wish 1.-THE Irving Literary Society
st great success but We would remind its men
II hers that in order to attain distinction, tho
r will require 10 labor with patience and dill
g gent perseverance,, remembering that "Rea
IL ing makes n full handwriting makes
a correct man--and speaking makes n read
d man." 81. 4. raf.-s-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

The colored people Of Columbus, Ohio,
lave held a meeting on the subject of strik-
ing the word "white" from the constitution,
and, with one exception, declared Them
selves in favor of having the question sub
mitted to the electors at once. lt.|
A young clerk in Norfolk said something
dsparaging TO tho reputation Of respecta-
BILE young lady Of that city, so last week she
walked into the store where he is employed
drew a cowhide, and dressed" him of in
less time than ii takes to tell about il.
The Chicago papers announce that many
of the landlords of that city have volunla.
rily lowered the renta of their tenants. That
is move in the right direction,
The Ohio Legislature has provided lol
the appointments ola competent person who
shall travel over the State, inspect all iht
gas works, aud see if they are honorabll
and fairly conducted. astsi -aao avn
The present wheat crop of Virginia is tn
most promising since 1860. agli -er
A d IN correspondent says there IS mot NOR
p tlmhgfain enough in Georgia TO last unit
the end of March. .lsa aalu9mA obi
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

What has ben LEFT Of the table rock, at the
Clifton side of Niagara Falls, fell on Friday
last. 1t has mouldered away, piece by piece,
since 1918, the largest mass having fallen in
1850.
A bill to remove all legal obstacles to In
termarriage between persons OF different
races has been introduced into the Name
Legislature, but has not yet been disposed
Of
The drumming match at Chicago, few
nights since, for the championship OF the
United States, between William Nevens and
Robert Hendershott, the drummer boy oil
the Rappahannock, resulted in favor oil the
latter A large crowd was present, and
much excitement existed.
Among the noted persons who have lately
died in Europe were the dowager Countess
of Jersey, and Colonel Andre Marechael,
the oldest military officer in Europe.
The extensive locomotive and car factory
in Alexandria, Va, which has been closed
for some time, is to be speedily re'opened'
1t will give employment to large number
of mechanics and laborers
The number of European sovereigns is
now reduced 10 thirty-nlne, consisting oil
four Emperors, the Sultan, the Pope, ten
Kings, two Queens, six Grand Dukes, nVe
Dukes, and ten Princes.
The English government will not interfere
in India to prevent dying Hindoos being sui
located in the sacred Ganges.
Connecticut Millerties are getting thei
ascension robes ready for June 10th next
when they expect to go up.
Cases of Asiatic cholera are said 10 hav
recently appeared in New Hartford, Ct,
tended with fatal results.
An eagle, measuring twelve feet fro
tip of wings, recently attacked lars
dog of mixed mastiff and Newfoundlar
blood, in Marquette, Wis. The dog hi
disabled the eagle just as a boy came
with a pitchiork, when the bird attack,
the boy, but was eventually captured.
Dir. Skal, celebrated Scotch physicia
claims that there is no insanity in Scotlan
He says:-"There does not exist any pers
in Scotland who is absolutely idiotic, fat
GUS or furious The lack of subtle delica
in the organization of the brain which pl
vents a Scotchman from being witty HI
self or understanding wit in others, Is tn
compensated for by the absence of u
corresponding tendency to cerebral excl
ment which IS liable to end in mania
madness.
The anniversary of the birth day of Wa
ington was celebrated in New York, Phi
delphia, Baltimore, New Orleans,
many other cities, d Friday, in becom
manner.
An attempted revolution has taken pl
in Cauca, New Granada. Several of
insurgents were killed, and that ended
affair.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

PROTESTANT WoRsHIP IN RoNE.-The
New York Tribune of Saturday, says.
''The AsserUatore Romano came out on the
Goth of January with defence of the Pom
tifical Governments treatment of the Pres
byterian ministers and congregations. 1t
says they were only asked to conform to the
law of the country in which they lived and
were guests, and were merely requested to
hold their services in the locality which had
been long used for such purposes, outside
the Porta del Popolo. 1t further says that
the gentlemen interested fully recognized
the reasonabeness of the measures applied
by the Government, and were thankful that
instead of explosions and imprisonments,
the Government only invited them to make
amends for past breaches of the law by future
conformity to it," 7 0-ip
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

We find the following in the Washington
dispatches OF the Philadelphia Inquirer of
yesterday .... ,M.....
"Surratt has been arraigned, and plead mot
guilty" by advice Of his counsel, who are
more eminent in law than in loyalty. II is
understood that they will SET up the plea OF
an Gli5i, or absence from Washington, and
ignorance of the plot to do murder. Very
great fears arc expressed by loyal men that
under Judge Fisher he will be allowed to es-
cape entirely; and it is boldly declared that
he will be at large in thirty days.
We do not understand the drift of the
latter part OF this extract. Judge FISHER i,
considered one of the most intensely loya
Judges on the Bench in the District His
patriotism is undoubted, and his character
for integrity and impartiality in the ad
ministration of justice, has never been ques
toned by even his hilterest political oppo
nents that we know OF. Is there not SOM
motive Of personal nature in the fling mad
at our distinguished fellow Delawarean, tn
Judge?
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

CONFERENCE.-The nomination of Major
II. b. Judd. to be Lieutenant Colonel by
brevet, made some time since, has been con-
firmed by the Senate of the United States
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

The United States Senate. on Saturday, pass.
cd the bill directing the Navy Department {,
transfer the iron-cal Onondago to George
Tuentard, Of New York; upon the payment Of
$756, 1913, the amount advanced by the govern
ment on the contract for the construction Of that
vessel. Also the Joint resolution to prohibit the
payment of claims accruiug prior TO Apri Is,
1861, in favor OF any person who promoted Gu
encouraged, or in any manner sustained the IC-
bellion. Tho Committee on Commerce reported
bill to repeal the provisions OF a law author
iziug the introduction OF foreign goods into the
United States without inspection at usual ports
Of entry. The Finance Committee reporte I ,
with amendments, the Army Appropriation bill
A resolution instrueting the Secretary Of State
to obtain from the government of the United
States Of Colombia consent for a survey Tor au IN.
teroceanic caual across the Isthmus Of Daricu
was passed The Indian Appropriation bill
was considered aud amended. At the evening
session o report OF the Coz 'erence Committee gu
the bill for the relief of drafte men was made,
rbe Indian Appropriation bill was again taken
up. and after the adoption Of several amend
ments was passed Adjourned,
The House of Representatives eonsiI-re'.
Committee Of the Whole, The hill -AA,ng uppro,
priltions for sundry oivl expenses for tho gov
ernmeut. communication was received from
the Secretary ~ State, announcing that tlC
onl 10 req uE.iu the duties of tho Clerk Of III,
I House and the bill to provide Tor the payment Of
certain demands for supplies furnished to tn,
army have become laws, the President hayiul
failed to approve or veto them within the pre-
scribed time At the evening session the b!
making appropriat ons for suujry civil cxpen.
ses Of the government was passed, after striking
out some of the amendments made in Commit
tee Of tho Whole. Adjourned.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

REJEcTED.-on Saturday last, the Senate
of the United States rejected the nomination
of Theodore F. Crawford, to be Collector OF
the District Of Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
FnlpAY, February %. 1867.

The United States Senate, on Friday, receiv.
ed the resolutions OF the Rhode Island Legisla-
ture ratifying the constitutional amendment A
resolution appointing Commission for the Sc
lection Of site for pOst.Ofoe in Boston was
adopted The resolutions Of the Wisconsin Le
giela,ure ratifyius the constitutional amendment
we're received. The bill TO extend TO Tennessee
the benefits of the agricultural land grant was
passed. The bill in reference to the Indian
Bureau was then discussed. The House amend.
ment to transfer the Bureau to the War Depart
ment was disagreed TO- The amendments to
the Civil. Legislative, judicial and Executive
Appropriation BILL the Military Academy bill
and the Diplomatic Appropriation hill were in.
sisted on, and Committee Of Conference was
appointed. The supplemental resolution relative
to the representation Of the United States at the
Paris Exposition was paused. Adjourned.
The House OF Representatives non-concurrCd
In the Senate amendments to tho Civil Appropri-
alton bill. Also, some amendments to the
Military Academy Appropriation bill, and to
the Diplomatic Appropriation bill The substi
tute reported by the Committee on Claims fpl
the Senate bill for the relief NJ contractors tn
the building Of iron clads for the navy was
after some discussion passed. The Com
mittee on Ways and Means was instructed to re
port upon the expedieucy Of establishing
National School Of Science. The Tax bill wa
then considered in Committee of the Whole
Several propositions we're made in regard to tn
income tax, but it was finally fixed at five pc
cent on the excess over 81 900.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
ooNGREssI oNXL SUMMARY.

THURSDAY, February I'll loOf.l
The United States Senate, on Thuraday, dis
charged the Committee on Pacific Railroad from
the consideration Of several bills. MIR. Wilson
introduced joint resolution TO authorize trial
Of the comparative powers Of the resistance of
iron-cad ships and stone Notifications to the FIRE
Of heavy artillery The judiciary Committee
repoitcd, with an amendment, the House bill to
restore the possession of lands conilscated by |
the authorities of the States lately in rebellion.
Mr. Sherman introduced bill 10 confirm the
sales made by the Direct Tax Commissioners for
South Carolina to persons in the army, navy and
marine CORDS The bill relative to the Indian
Bureau was considered, aud a motion was made
to nou. concur in The House amendment, but was
not acted upon. 40 Executive session WAS held.
At the evening session The bill to transfer tho
Indian Bureau to the War Department was
again considered, hut was not hnally noted upon
Adjourned
In the House Of Representatives, the Com
mt'ee on Ways aud Means reported bill to
provide for the payment of the compound inter-
| est notes and for lbu contraction Of the curren-
oy Mr.. Stevens offered an amendment that
the Secretary OF the Treasury be directed 10 re-
deem compound interest notes, with the accrued
interest, aud 10 issue therefore legal tender
notes. lengthy discussion ensured, At the
oncluscn of Which, the amen imeut Of Mr.
Stevens was adOpled--yeas 49, nnys 90. As
amended, the bill was deteateu Dut on mplloh
Of Mr. Randall, the vote was re considered. A
motion to refer TO the Committee IN Dauking,
with INSTRUCTIONS to Immediately report the bill
without the second section, was agreed To The
b II was so reported, and was passed 1t directs
the Secretary of the Treasury to redeem com.
) pound interest notes, with the accrued
, interest, md 10 issue therefor United States To-
gal tender notes. without interest not exceeding
, 10 amount 500. 900 900. Tbs Naval Committee
reported Adversely upon the proposition to
J abolish the Marine Corps. recess was taken
! until half-past seven o'clock p. NJ. Al the even.
@ ing session a communication was received fiom
Y the Governor of Rhode Island, announcing the
I rat fcaiiOn Of the constitutional amendments
The Secretary Of War was requested to furnish
e information concerning property seized by The
c government in Louisiana. A resolution RELATIVE
+ to the removal Of the Naval Academy from An
] napolis went over until Tuesday next. The Ta'
bill was then considered in Committee Of til,
d Whole, md cons derable portion Of 1t was dis
o posed of.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

The depot of the Morris and Essex Rail
road, at Drakesyille, N j., was burned early
on Tuesday morning last. The agent of the
company, Mr.. Francis Byran, and his wife,
who slept in the building, narrowly escaped
with their lives, Two Of their daughters
were severely burned. Nothing in the build
ing was saved
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

An important seizure OF counterfelting
implements was made by the detective police
of New York on Friday p, ,rt.,oyr j
Four men were seriously injured in New
York on Friday, by the falling of wooden
awning under which they were standing.
= e. P. Rousseau, brother of the General,
committed suicide in Louisville on the f4th,
with pistol He was aged "A, andleaEei
wife and several children. isy al ~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-10-23


but woe voc unto them in the end ! The colored
people will provoke no such war. They
will avoid it as much and as far as possible.
They will work against it, and they will
pray that it may never happen, bnt they can
not sarreAderi their blood bought Liberties to-
avoid it, The Governor and his friends
must think of something more tangible and
enticing than this bloody threat, to- concili-
ate the colored people. The more rebellious Us,
his party becomes the ohiter it will get. for.
the icolofed people will avoid it as they
would the plague. ~. ~ g .ls 81. e.
High times, indeed, when 10 900 free men
are told that unless they vote q certain way
there viii be a.war, and they will be destroy
cd ii-f2 - a ~ 81 t'iIss 4 .s4f., ss5,tsi
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-10-23
OCTOBER %. 1867.
Fos the STANDARD.

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2 MEsslss. iEprfoRs. NInrh Al Ne med re-
Construction. bad az is the 6blitical curtii
5tiof lof our State. n Gals ft bclF;na fhe any
it4v- ana c,nfnsiop nreva;v;no asno1,,oo, snnr
people reoar1ing the f,ecnn;afv .lla,a;i,Rs and
obl;oat;ons cxistinos 81 ne rommencement of
and entered int0 DURING the war II seems
un;ustf "a, rom; n ,tia ma ivhn "A last verv
heavily nj h;s, nr,,nertv y,;tbc.4 .D,, a. alt nf
his own IN nav ali h;s dsI,ts AMI enu.lv nm
|, inst IN reda;re 4e. holder IN; Ne isl,is 70
4 lose All. Can m, sscheme he' llsv;sed which
will obyiate these ,fticu,t;esa N, Tots, ren,,-
diation Ior ext;ncfion will mot do jfoy ;us,,or.
,tant and ev;dent rea sone n 1Ral;at nv ,I,snk-
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,bv one iof the eand; dstessar cpnar,ss p Is t,;s
district AZ our last election ;s, M, ..;mnlest
and. ;n,ost eftactnaI that can,b.. flecised3v;y.
To submit every mans -;nfsI,te,,6ess ~; a
seulino Drocass based. ,nnon tha war, md s;ts
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