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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08
ResArrasE OF EEerntlo1l.
correspondents Of Richmond Wing. ]


ORANGE COURTHOUSE, August 6, 1865.
Yesterday morning about seven o'clock Hern-
don was caught, asleep, at the house.of Mr..
Grady, relative of his, who lives thrcee> or
four miles from Treviians Depot. He had
mistaken the house OF 4 negro for Mr.. Grady
and this negro gave the information to Mr..
john, Voolfolk, q justice OF the peace, who,
with three friends, made the capture easily and
without resistance. Herndon, indeed, declared
that he was, ON the way to deliver himself up
and return to jail.
He was put into buggy and brought direct
" here, arriving between three and four
O clock 2. NJ On the way he talked but little,
and did not commit himself His arrival caused
degree OF excitement very unusual in our
village As he walked to the jail with his hands
tied, his form bowed, his feet shoeess and
swollen, his face ashy pale, and his whole nature
as it were broken, he excited the lively pity OF
the crowd which had quickly assembled. Many
followed him into the Jail, but he begged to be
left alone with few, to whom he began to
narrate The particulars of his escape, and would
have completed it had he not been reminded
that he would implicate others
He was chained to the floor of his cell by a
chain Just long enough to enable him to reach
his bed, and the iron door, newly repaired,
soon closed upon him, leaving him to the rest
which he so greatly needed, having wandered
about in the rain for ten days and eating only
five meals in all that time.
Last night he rested we'll, and this morning
is cheerful enough to order the jallor to fix up
his ROOM much as If he were at a hotel lie
protests his innocence still; says he passed the
first night OF his escape in the woods, about
mile from sown read his confession as publish
ed in the papers, which in justice ought to
have been printed entire and called San expla-
nation :" af1irms that the negroes assisted him
by their noise to make his escape; also denies
this; tells two or three stories; says he was
cool and collected when he made his escape,
having read his Bible and prayed long before
doing so, &C., &c.
He looks wretchedly, so much so that some
predict he will not live month Others think
he will now act the deranged man, and others
again think he is not guilty of murder, but
that the woman came to her death in the at
tempt to procure abortion, in which attempt
she may have been aided not only by Herndon,
but by some ignorant black or white woman OF
the neighborhood-an so on.
The mystery which hangs over the affair has
not been in the least lifted, and may not be
until the trial comes off in October next
Shelton f. Leake, is the chief counsel of the
prisoner. In the interim, Herndon relies upon
his assistant counsel, Mr. w. r. Sanford His
wife whoshas been here looking after the pub
icaton Of his life, is reported to have said that
she never wants to lay eyes on him again. 30
the matter rests. an. --J"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

It's thought that the official statements of

It's thought that the official statements of
the expenditures efthe public monies authori-
zed by Congress-, will be about the best CAM,
paign documents that the Conservatives can
circulate at Che North. AS for us, in Virginia
I've "pay our taxes and don't vote for Con-
gressmen" as yet. No body is responsible to
us-but, it seeps, we are responsible 10 every
body else -.---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.-Tho mar
llct at Drovers Rest, yesterday, was very dull.
We quote 425 head of Cattle at 81 50aG so per
100 lbs gross 1909 Sheep and Lambs at $3a1 Y
per head Is Cows and Calves at $30a7O; no
hogs Offering ......... ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

The PUBLIC DEBT.-Thc statement OF the
condition Of the public debt on the lst instant
shows it to be 1888, 1884, 4SO.G7. Compared
with the last statement issued, that OF June l.,
the present statement shows that the debt bear
ing coin interest has increased SGT, 543, 95S5O
The debt bearing currency Interest has dccrcas-
cd $11S,512 $50. The maturcd debt not pre-
sentcd for payment has increased 81, 2G4 972. 80:
The debt bearing no interest has increased
81, 32S, 909.43, and six per cent. currency
bonds to the amount of $32, 100000 have been
issued to Pacific Railroad companies The to-
sal debt has decreased 0,lG4, S09.57, but the
cash in the Treasury having decreased $685.
453, 403 SO, the total debt, less cash in the
Treasury, shows an increase Of $l3, 2SS, $685.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

Mr.. John Wilson, a master Of the typo
graphical art, died at his residence in Cam
bridge, Mass, on Monday. lie was native
Of Edinburgh, Scotland, and served his APP
premiership in that city. Afterwards he d.
rected large establishment in Belfast, Ireland,
and was connected with the typographical de-
partmcnt of the Manchester (lGngland) Guar
dian. He came to this country some twenty
five years ago, and in Boston and Cambridge
has issued some Of the finest specimens of ty-
biography that have ever appeared. He was
also the author of standard work on punctu-
alton. Some years ago Harvard University, in
recognition Of his skill as q printer, conferred
upon him the degree Of Bachelor of Arts. pa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

WHEAT THREsHED BY LIGHTNING.-The
South Bend (lnd.) Register, says:-"On
Wednesday last the lightning struck shock
of wheat on the farm of Abram Autcn, about
three miles out on The Sumption road, and
burned up the shcavcs. On going to the spot
Mr.. Auten found the wheat all thrcshed out
and piled up in q circle some eight or ten feet
from the shock, and entirely unframed. (!D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

A PLAIN STATEMENT What would you
think of farmer who had raised thousand
bushels Of wheat and who should sell it to a
thousand different persons, scattered all over
the State, and agree to wait year for his pay
from each of them, and if onc-half OF them did
not pay at the end of the year, he should give
them another bushcl, and agree to wait another
year for his pay, and thus go on year alter
year? How long would such d farmer escape
bankruptcy? Probably not very much longer
than publishers Of newspapers who'iolloW such
a practice. 1t costs the editor Of newspaper
more than double as much to suppya thousand
subscribers for one year as it costs farmer to
raise thousand bushels OF wheat. The farm
er sells his grain in bulk. Newspapers are sold
to thousand different persons living in differ
ent places, and he must wait until the end OF
the year before he can get payment, and he
depends wholly upon the honesty, and the re-
sponsibility Of the subscribers. 1t will not pay
him to 60 or send around the country to collect
his dues, as the amount owing by each man is
small; yet it makes large sum IN the az
grcgate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08
Foreign News.

DR.. Stephen Lushington, Of the Court Of
Arches, is dead.
General Fieury has issued q circular: call,
Ing for the purchase Of additional supplies OF
horses for the French army.
The Porte has formally proclaimed the eId,
est son Of the Viccroy Of Egypt the rgbtiul
and legitimate successor OF the vlccrcga throne
in the event Of the death of lshmae IL Pasha.
Liverpool yesterday, and was loudly checrcd.
A despatch from Constantlnoplc says that
the IIevant Post contains statement that the
Cretans have sent request for help to Queen
Victoria. @.9 "-@
The Italian Government has agreed to pay
that portion Of tho debt OF former Papal Prov
inces due in France, and win look to these
provinces for reimbursement. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08
State BONDS and Stocks.


GQUoTATIoNs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
Virginia New Bonds....... .................63
Virginia Registered Bonds, Old
Virginia Registered Bonds, new, 18GG...........H
Virginia Registered Bonds, new, l8G7"..,.....42
RiclI & Dan Il K M cd BOnds......
= do DO do non-mg,d Gper ct do...'.:"G S5
do do I'd do do do ..........733
do do 81 do do do ...........73
-. do do 4th do DO do ........."83
do do non-m'ge8 do do "..........8l
O. 8 A. 4. Il. lst m'go Bonds ...;........75
DO do Sd do 8pcr ct Bonds. .82]
Va. s. Tenn. r. Il. lst m ge 6 per ct Bonds 10
do do do do do DO Sd DO DO Do Do d do.S5
Rich & Petorsbg r r 7 per ct Bonds.....:..-78
Richmond, Fredericksburg ~ Potomac Is r
dividend Bonds, e per cent?.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Bonds, per cent.
STATISTICS OF ExpoRTs-The Director Of
tho Statistical Bureau has completed the an
nual statistics of domestic exports for the last
fiscal year, tho total aggregate return boing
shown in specie value to amount to 1852 60OG
m increase of exports over the previous year OF
$l8 14l. 800. The not imports for 1868 reached
$349 SOB, 819, being decrease since the previous
year of $41, 2l5,777. The values in the returns,
rs here given, arc al in American gold dollars
and include specie as well as merchandise. The
amount of custom duties received was SlG3,-
287, $685. being 80 per cent Of the value Of the du-
table imports. These returns embrace the en-
tire country from Maine to Alaska, and include
all the river and lake districts from the mouth
of tho Mississippi to- Canada. They are COM
piled from over $50, coo entries and dockctg.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.-Tho mar
ket at Drovers' Rest, yesterday, was very dull.
We quote 425 head of Cattle at 81 50aG so per
100 lbs gross; 1909 Sheep and Lambs at $3a4 Y
nor baed 25 Cows and Calves at S30a7O: 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

LoUDoUN COUNTY. Two droves OF cattle,
one numbering cighty-fve and the other sixty,
seven, grazel by Mr.. Robert Beverley, OF
Fauduier, passed through 1cesburg, last week,
and week before, on their way to the Baltimore
market These cattle were purchased last sum
mcr in Texas, and driven to Virginia. Their
appearance and condition indicate that cattle
from that State thrive remarkably well IN this
State. They averaged over twelve hundred.
These cattle remind us of other days, when
Loudoun, and adjoining counties, annually
sent their thousands of tat cattle to the city
markets
August Court will meet on Monday next,
and we hope to see an old fashioned August
Court,-a coming together Of the people:
The recent rains have greatly i'm proved the
corn crop of this county. 4 large portion OF
the crop was planted late, and its backward
condition prevented it from tasseling and shoot
ing during the late drought, which gives it the
timely advantage of the recent rains and pre-
sent warm weather. The late corn will, if the
season continues favorable, make q fair aver
age, but the early corn has been too much IN
sjured to recover. .-." ~"
Elcldalc," the farm belonging to Gen Asa
Rodgers, near Middeburg, Loudoun county,
containing $40 acres, was sold to Mr.. Hu&h /.
Swart for $3.50 per acre. -Lccsdwg Wash'
SagtonaGn. '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

TIE Texas CATTLE FEvER.-The cattle
plague continues topic of general discussion,
and the operations at the stock yards are
watched with absorbing interest We are glad
to be able to report that the disease has thus
far been confined exclusively to the lot of al
fected cattle shipped to this place from Chica-
20, and that nearly all of those have either
died, been killed by order of the Meat Inspec-
tor, or shipped East. Some Of those which
had been among the diseased lot, but were con-
sidered healthy, were shipped East yesterday.
Sixty car loads in all were sent forward yester-
day by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Eighteen
car loads arrived from the West, and one hun
dred and eighty car loads still remain in the
pens. But very few of the supposed affected
animals are left, and as soon as the symptoms
develop themselves the victim is knocked in
the head. 1t is believed that in a day or two
the yards will be entirely freed from the dis
ease The effect upon the home market has
been quite marked. There was plenty of buy
ers and fair inquiry for good cattle, but the
panic prevented large operations. On We'd
nesday afternoon and Thursday morning the
sales Of beeves aggregated but four hundred and
forty-six head There was lively demand for
sheep during the same time, and two thousand
seven hundred and fifty three head were dis
posed of. This would indicate decided pref
ercnce for mutton.-Phts6Wg Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08
TJ1HE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR

TETHT ETISCUTAT HUH oCUOUL FUN
BOYS,
Three miles west Of Alexandria, Va,
Begins it's twenty ninth annual session on tho
Goth of September, with the same professors
a full course mathematical classical and prac-
teal, is taught. Pupils arc received from the
age of nine Deduction made for minsters,and
for persons sending two pupils. For further
information address the Principal, .
Rev. VIM. +. GARDNER.
GzS-The Assistants are Messrs. JAMES M.
GARNETT, NJ. A; w. p. MASON, and J. G.
FOERTSCU. aug 8-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

P1oEs.
Just received large supply of the following
Spices, which we offer for sale in lots to suit
purchasers:
Cloves, Mace,
Nutmegs, Allspice,
White and Black Mustard Seed ..
Celery Seed, White Pepper,
Long Pepper and genuine English Mustard.
aug8 JANNEY q co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08
CANAL COMMERCE..

S.&5..--mI0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08
TINTED STATES SALE.

4 NI1IIO III O1iL12'
The following property will be exposed for
salo, by public auction, at the Government
Warehouse, corner Prince and Royal sts., on
the 10th DAY OF AUGUST, 1868, viz:
TWO BBLS OF APPLE BRANDY, said
property having been by law seized for non
payment of tax. 1; J.; SANBORN,
IL Std Collector It'll District Virginia.
r. POSTPONED-The above sale will BIO post
poned until TUESDAY, August 18th, at the
same time and place. T. L. SANBORN,
aug std Collector.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

WASHINGTON ITEMS. eSGeIuay q icdlio
explosion Of coal gas occurred in the basement
of the Capitol building. An examination
showed that gas main under the centre 0;
tho dome, in what is known as the Washing
ton crypt, had burst with great force, blowing
out all the heavy framework surrounding it
tearing all the doors and frames and windows
to spliuters, and scattering the fragments
through the basement passages in all drec
tons The effect of the explosion was such
as to create serious alarm for time tor tho
safety of the building, which, however, was
allaycd by the prompt measures which the
officers and laborers about the place took tc
prevent the spread OF fire. ....
Mr. S. j Bowen, Mayor, and late Treasurer
of the Board of Trustees OF Colored Schools,
has got into difficulty with the new Board.
Truman A. Cook, has been appointed
principal examiner Of the class Of steam and
air engines, vice j. NJ. Blanchard, resigned.
At public meeting last evening, committees
were appointed, and other steps taken In iur,
therancc of raising Subscriptions for the relief
Of the sufferers by the late flood in Baltimore
and the adjacent country.
j. r. Tllett, has challenged Lafayette W.
Jacobs of this city, to walk and perform upon
a tight rope one hundred feet in length and
fifty feet in height. The stakes are 81 900 q
side and the championship. Mr.. Jacobs, in
response accepts the challenge.
Tom Bowie, 4 notorious colored thief, re-
Gently convicted, has been ordered by the
Criminal Court to be released upon the pay
ment of fine $2J.
b A nolle pros. has been entered in the case Of
Mr.. Thomas l.. Croply, of Georgetown, out on
bail, who was charged with being concerned in
the killing Of q man named Gray, some weeks
ago. The killing OF Gray was entirely acciden-
Ial .... ~. .. H.. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-08

We haVo on hand largo stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES, ..
suitable for country trade to which we lh|II'
your attention, Us they will be, sold a. S"''
pricos as cannot fail to give satisfaction;
w. 3. WADDhI,.
mar 10 II, hlAg SUI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28

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he applicant, hsvinl rsesived The
permit nsst deliver IL toessAss with
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pse1niisa company, 81 ~ esopaay
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transportation compasy dupaieaas bills
Of ladiss, u subs>sntialiy-tks following
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Received fton. ,usdss permit Of
Assessor Of internal llsvsnus for
the -. district Of the ssats ef Tsxas,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28

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each oGcse assigned - aforesaid b no
sect III ps<Scas II their rights Of psessa
and properly, 70 suppress inssrrsctioa,
disorder, aad violence, and 70 panisA, OF
cause u b punished, al distarbsrs Of
ths public peace and criminals, aad 70
shis end b. ny allow local cisil teibs.
sale 10 sahs jsrisdistion Of nd % W o.
ssndsrs, or, when In his judgnent Il may
b. necessary for the trial u oGsndevs
he shall have power to oeeani0 ssalHary
comuissioas o. tsihanals " that paf-
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a Hones osthssAy with the exeseiss Il
nilitasy aveAoeify under this act shall
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q ssv psseon. shsif BE- executed untii 4
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28
New Orleans Advertisement
JONAS 4 I00L39TOu,

NOTT0N FACTORS an Commission
~ Merchants, No. las Gravier ST,
Now Orleans. Jan. II '6s. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

dent. and the President alone, has kept the
whole country in terror and confusion since
the day he first reeled into the Senate Cham
Der, and attempted to take an oath which his
lips refused to intelligibly repeat.
With his removal from Oilice-and. with his
confession of guilt signed aud sealed, we an
ticipate nothing less-the cause of this terrible
struggle ends. The reconstruction of the South
will rapidly aud peaceably progress when the
Executive branch of the Government ceases to
oppose it, The Rebellion will fall back into
its sepulehre, when the President no longer
insists upon its resurrection. All the anxiety
which the country perpetually feels will pass
away forever with the fearful battle between
the Executive and Congress. Till then we
must expect tho troubles which naturally attend
upon measure so extreme and extraordinary
as the impeachment of the President OF the
United States. The sooner that Congress, con-
sistently with the dignity of the occasion ana
the rights of the accused, can end the hlal,
the better for all interests. Give us, then
without the needless delay OF q single day, a
President who can soberly take and honestly
keep the oath to protect and execute the laws