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Vegetable Siciian Hair ReneHe,

Eserv UeHr increases the non >.
IarifN of His r1iHnbte Hair pftp.
6i'dfiOH, nhich Is due to uiei3f
alone. He can assure ON. OH
patrons that II Is hcpf JalfU ~, H.
ITS high standard, and to Ht,st
rchO hare nerer used IL IRE c,tit
confidently snH, tknf IL IL the oyf9
,efidbtet md perfected prepara-
ton to restore GKAv orr rAUfss
HAsR TO lis yonfitfni color, niH.-
iuU II soft, tisfr1us, and siken
The scalp, bU its use. becOHtf.s
,ch and cfedn: IL rena0rcs IN
err ons al ttanttrstH, and ty
IT. aic y petfies 1,rerenfs fte
hal from JofffnD ont, as II sfii4-
uidfes anil H0Htjshes the huii.
Df6nds. BIZ ffs use the hair Drotps
THICKER md stronger. In bafdHtss
II l'esiofes the capillary Dia,"t,
to their noi1Hai Viyor, and miH
ectren,c oil nNe. 1t IL the moa
economical HAIR DRESSIf4s
eter' used. as IL requires fenrr
apptications, and Oires te hnir
nat spietnfid gfossV app ara,tcs
80 much n,i,t7resi bU nif. Il. 4
UnYcs, ". H.. State Assnycr "
Mass, says, "fjte constituents uisa
pure aud carefully selected fos
e.rcctieHf J,,0iity, and rOnsitirr
IL me HsEssl' PREPARATION IL,
its infea3cd purposes. Ne putt
fish q treatise on the hair, tOhiet
rc send free bD mail upon ap1ti.
ctfion. uhich contains cOn1Dtcii.
datorU notices from -cLeluUneH
ltUsicinfts, tire press, and other
lie hare made the sttAIy Of IT,
hair nad its diseases n speciaHg
for pears. and Hnotp that IRE muie
the most etccfire preparation FIR
The restoration and l,e presers6
ton the huir, erfant, ami 50
by Hse best Medi.
cnl and Chemical Authority.
Sold By all druggists and Dealers in Nedac;4>
COOK, cOBuRN 4 CO.
Gen1 Agents for North Western States
81 DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO, ILL.
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TIE movement for . short days work and
~ day'sNpssA eliminated soas Dosahs
ago in % Get Of Congress limiting day's
s9k fos Ne 0evsrnmsnt. - NiBAe aossA
Thssxample. however, has Bos bssa followed
byahs pahlis, Ard % lAborsrs i 40 eapls7
81 Governmsnt have. special privileges, die.
tinct,ons end advantages denisd 70 the ~
anee of maskind. n
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aUvx Aoa1cusrvnA1 coLLnsn.
rat oPESI1o rBRn.

This 10enlutt0n which las Tor many yoexo
bsen hooked npon with deep interest y the
A4,ns;al elsssb 81 OF e1sA vt:s dpsasd :.
Is 3lst u October, AID isnov ia saccsssfll
operation. We returned last week from .
visit 70 il, and fousd sSsry thing connected
With il il good condition, and I'll working ~
hasmosiessly = shosgh il had besn IN opera
i'm eoso;instse6 Of three peeks.
The BUDDING = flashed - i9kopA stale,
elegantly furnished, Is hsstsd asd ventilated
By the Rustan system, il sspplisd With vassr
raised By . windmill and forge pspp, 70 the
fourth story, SheFs q y 1ise5h1t6 from .
Reservoir 70 different parts Of the bailding.
IL 10 to DO lighted with gas manufactured On
~ ssSend, = Do lAAdenss will b supplied
with watsr, heat, ventilation and light, By the
bssa nesh1ds, end freq Of expense OF laber.
YhsJlsdsnss' rooss ass mere completely
hfrnddhsd 'han in any similar isssitssion is
Ne 1asslsy sossisAs 4 p,ss;1s.s 4. q
No. ~. ssiooi & Tisties "a u "a 8. 3
Ssnssor from Florida. h he . sAsiosal
rspats,ion . ons of ~ A0st eminent Sa1
sucssssful educators il the scoastsy. He i :
prsss;eal .ducasioa UPON ). S: ;s1 saiople.d
oar College and eAtsSs sp0A the great Work
Of bsild.uf up oss ~ 49, 6sss Colleges 10 the
West, with . degree Of Energy and snthnsi
asm that eapnaS tail Of anccess.
Dr.. Norton >. Townsend, Professor OF
Akiculrurs, hi man Of rare attainments; an
AocoOplinhed lectsrer, psacteel. farmer.
and succeasful teacher. He brings into the
work mature years of experience and firm
bslisf In the snccess OF AGricuhural Col
Logo.
Prof George W. Jones. late Principal Of
Franklin lsstisuss, New Ysrk.s 10 q the head
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. nov. :.

q
1nE Csal1ftsttn has;ao' discovered 49,
Gss. 0fsat1 ! ess1 Dsnssraa; has fsseesr
fssssriss slsisa - L. -. HaD u q
Grassis asasrlise Ds.osrt; - - :
Dsnoefaa, pnd - bora Of DsaDsss's -
snss." Tia Grsut 4 Dsl1osae 40 : g
isal fsAowr litsviss Nd. Graet 90 =
proved sofceprse hy asY copy sfsAe Cbasfs1s-
tios, daring the lais canrsisn. r % th's
yos Aavs osiy tsesnstsss tie laaosaes g
our cotsmrorasy liss old -vsaen istsfpsss
ihsr dream, ]. :. beckvsrds. Whsa Il at1
oos thing ofGen. Grast, yos nasf infer taas
i. meant The dirscs csstsasy ef vhas il sd.
IulsAis Wy The csustitaktes VS. suppossiag
Gnnt al ths tims that ito stupid readers
w1rs thinkiag that il Va bssating him likS :
cick pocket
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THE ANn1CUkru1A n COa.L80D.
We pablish IN interesting scsount Of ~
lows Agricultural college, Isis ffSm sAs
Fofs Dodge NerfA nSslf;ov. 0as's paper,
and i doubtless from his pen. His slaeial
sosnection With the isseitutiou, and the &C
tive interest he has taken in making il . suc-
ceeav gives the article vslue which will
eesss i to be road.
THs letter Of Mr.. Washburn, Minister to
Pnaeuay, would seem to relisSe lin and
lsave no Just grounds for rsprshenaion in ~
ssstsrsf The disehrss = As s6sials6asa-
tions for the protection Of American citizens,
aaAs esslA noe Dsotsct himsslfs cd oa'y =.
saDsd shs vengeance Of the barbarias dsspo'
efpSsngpsy. By : prscipitass fight
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ID - ~ ne = fllisei6 Sksv : -
9fyys tsAyurstesosal1 I
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CAUTION.

Hooassas asrnaa Aenelsss ~ eoanssrf.ited n.
counterfeit
ertssips4o1cs - 9eaufln1osy q tbs 0ssmaa Msd-
s1hs Store, 3S6l AAOd esfees, bAGAde3pkta- ~
CHA0. -. EyAN9s
0ss66l DtS3tts, Prog hesor.
4esesrly o. AsJAOE LON 4 90
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OF W1Sesssvc UISdDs'
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lAVVAsAAAN0 OA AAAssA OAsS01O'
ars ssuseesa q thss ysrs ksices Tor =. tAsy
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h,sr,, e..s.ss1 ~ estr,iy TeeJIo. slooAoe 3D.
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Tin s.s sarss. q n. 80 n,e..sa, "a .esl:
, -. Ms, ~, oese.a % j. pni <.
fAoss prettrrings medicine Tree IRON Alcoholic ad-
|, 0lltasPuH Ws
/ HnoflaRd,e German BtffeFg.
In cass. Of nAsvess deprsssaon When some Aiconole
.' unnrI sNns. cnnnA TONIC
.hea,d y ased.
ne 1stsss o III Tonic re both equally coed and
esrs... ~ a.. ,srissv q cause. such :, Iud
e,stson, D,spspsiA Nc Won, Debility, etc. il
very apt % have IL functions derrnzed.
The rssslt Of vAich n that the patient suffers
IRON several or more q the following diseases: -,
pis.d =. ~ He'd Ao;d;tv ne
ness ot D'oou - sr0 ou, n.C VI
the stomach, Na9ses, nearsourn'
Disgust for the Food, Fullness
or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour ErucIanons, SINK n.
inn or Fluttefing at the Fit
! ~ tke SSosnnch. Avimn1inr Of
~ Hs.d Hurried =, D;f;cnlt brea.
uo 0e1u, huHisu VI DSun Mco
thing, F1uttering ct the Heart, choking
n. MITIGATING Sensations when in 4 Living
Posture, binnsss Of Vision, Dots or
Wees 6ofors the sight, Dun ram IN
s.sion, Il! I!e-ns..
tns SA'n suu
-. -
In the Sides, BACK, Chest, LIMBS,
etc Sudden F1ushee Of Heat, Burning
| ia the Flesh, Constant 1maginings Of Evil,
ard Great Denression Of Se,rite
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NOTICE.

veil established fact that fully one half Of the
Amale p ftten Of ours population seldom
10 the snjoyes.t d 0spod hsal,h. o., 70 use
their s1pressfon, b4uever feel velir they
laagnd, devoid Of all energy emsly ant
have % appetite
10 tAts eass Of persons the Bittss the Tonic
specially commended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are AAs strong ~ the Of either Of these remedies
They Will cure every u AARA9MU6 without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the propsto but space will allow Of the pub
lieAton u but lev. These, II Will be observed
u nots AID such standing that they must be be-
uevsd.
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ALI kinds Of Sl,eet IRON wOr'

Such ~ Sugar Pans aud Brew Kettles tIron) s,l vt
Dstilng Work Iron Doors and Shutters Tor bui'stt'
and oil other wort in our line Satisfaction given .F
-herge made.
Observation-Disclosures paid to spairins.
mavIu-ffy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

nenses of the Government for the year ending
June 80, 1869, and for other purposes:
< For the removal ofcertain disabilities from
the persons therein named.
Relating to the Freedmen's Bureau, and
providing for it's discontinuance.
To change and more effectually secure the
collection of internal taxes on distilled spirits
and tobacco, and to amend the tax on banks.
Making appropriations for the payment Of
invalid and other pensions Of the United States
for the year ending June 3d. 1869.
To amend certain acts in relation TO the navy
and marine corps.
To authorize the temporary supplying OF va
cancies in the executive departments.
Making appropriations OF money to carry IN
TO effect the treaty with Russia OF March 80
1862 .
For funding the public debt.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
In regard to the construction Of section ter
of the act approved March 2, 1867, entitled
'tAn act making appropriations for sundry civ
il expenses Of the Government tor the ycal
ending June 80, 1868, and for other purposes
Authorizing the lighthouse Board to place
warnings RI over distractions at the entrance o.
harbors or in the fairway Of bays and sounds
IUE ICuuCluS LNC Ca pCIcCo "a IiN ~ "a ~
partment, and for other purposes. -,
Appointing commission to select suitable
locations for powder magazines.
Declaratory OF the meaning OF the acts relat
to the Pacific railroad al
Authorizing the Secretary of War to turn
ish supplies to an exploring expedition.
Granting permission to officers and solder!
to wear the badges Of the corps in which they
served during the rebellion.
Excluding from the electoral college States
lately in rebellion which shall not have beer
reorganzed.
In relation to the settlement Of the account!
of certain officers and agents who have djSburs
ed public money under the direction Of the
Chief of Engineers.
Reducing the expenses of the War Depart
ment, and for other purposes.
Authorizing the transmission through 'hF
mails, free OF postage, certain testimonials bJ
the adjatant generals Of the several States.
Relating to the survey Of the Northern ane
Northwestern lakes.
Appointing managers Of the National Asy
lum Of Disabled Soldiers, and for other pur
poses. .-....-. .s. ......
TO amend section fourteen Of an act approx
ed July %, 1866, entitled San act to protect
the revenue, and for other purposes. y
Admitting steam poughs free Of duty io1
one year from June 80, lSGS.-N0t. Int S..
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NEWS or THE DAY.
's.7o shoe the ve1y age and body Of the Times

'S7o hoao tic ve7y age and body Of the Times
Several cases of cholera, including three
deaths, have occurred in what is known as the
Shanty District, portion Of the city Of New
York, bounded by Sixty-second and Seventeen
streets, and Eighth and Tenth avenues: occu-
pied by squatters The condition of the neigh
borhood is wretched, and the foul air arising
from stagnant water, and the filthy habits OF
the residents, have been the causes of the
disease.
1t is estimated that the fire in the woods
this season has destroyed in the Ottawa district
in Canada, standing pine lumber to the value
OF 81 ,000,0 900, and the woods are still burning,
The boats on the Montreal route are greatly
detained by the smoke on the river. = 4"
The failure Of the Senate to act upon the
nomination Of Ex-Governor Cummingsas Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue is regarded as
leaving Mr.. Rollins in possession of the Office.
His resignation was to take effect upon the
confirmation of successor.
Mr.. Vallandigham has written letter deny
ing that there was any trickery In nominating
Seymour, and stating as an opinion that if
New York had withheld her vote from Mr..
Hendricks, Chief Justice Chase would have
been nominated within an hour -a.
Outstanding 7-30 notes must be presented
for conversion into 5.20s on or before the first
of August, or they will be paid in currency
Ofthe $3.50, 100000 originally issued, all have
been converted but $I35 100000.
Secretary McCulloch will in a few days pub
lish list of parties to whom the Government
is indebted for interest due on its bonds. The
amounts of indebtedness. vary from less than
81 to $4,000. l.. T., - --------
Gen. Hancock, in letter to friend, dated
July 9TH stated, while hewould accept a nomi-
nation tor President, he would not consent to
be candidate for Vice President. ....' -.
At Augusta Ca, there wasa shooting ARRAY
yesterday between the police and some citizens,
in which several persons we're MORALLY
wounded. 49, -. ~ .,...... =
The time at which the fifty per ct. limitation
under the Bankrupt act expires has been ex-
tended to the first of January next. ~ !. -
The President will not issue proclamation
convening the Senate for the consideration Of
Executive business.
The Fenian picnic at Buffalo, New York,
yesterday, is said to have been great success.
Thousands attended.
Lord Napier Of Magdaa has taken his seat
ii. the British House Of Lords. !. e II, ..u;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28
Foreign News.

Political disturbances are reported again n
Bulgaria. a dispatch from C0nstantinople
states that the Turkish Government had order
cd loops to that quarter to restore tranquility
A report has been received that the British
gunb0at Pandora, Of the African squadron,
had landed some men at q Portuguese colonial
station, on the coast of Guinea, and had taken
possession Of the place by force. Few particu-
lars arc known, but it is asserted that the P0r-
tuguese guard were disarmed and made pris-
oncrs and that the flag Of Portugal was haul
ed down, and the British coors substituted.
The Portuguese Government has dispatched
two mcn-0f-war to the scene OF the outrage.
Lord Cranworth, twice Lord Chancellor Of
Great Britain, died yesterday.
The civil var in Japan still continues. i
battle recently occurred near HeddO, between
the forces Of the Tycoon and the Mikado, but
no decisive result is reported Oh either side.
1t is thought that division OF the empire will
be the result of the contest.
The British Ministry say they will wait for
Mr.. Rassans report before considering the
value Of the services and the extent Of the suif-
crings Of the Abyssinian Envoys, before and
during their captivity. .
In the House of Commons Mr. Kingsake
put question to Lord Stanley as to the con-
dition of diplomatic relations with Mexico.
Lord Stanley replied that Mexico broke off re-
lations with England in consequence of the
recognition by the latter of the Empire Of
Maximilian. If the Republic should make
overturcs for their resumption, there would be
90 difficulty about it; but dignity and self
respect forbid that England should solicit a
renewal Of official Intercourse between the two
An important statement has been made in
the French Corps Lcgis!atif. NJ. Pclletiu put
al intcrrogatory to the Minister, to which N.
Rouber replied that the Government does not
intead to alter the election laws of France in
any particular. The budget was finally adopt
ed by the Corps Legislatif.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

The new Lynchburg City Councils making
itself very obnoxious to the people of that city
by some of its late doings, in the interests Of
the Radicals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

On account of the class of ''patriots' elected
to fill the various Offices in some Of the South
ern States, there has been found great difficulty
in their giving security.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

. A list of the Acts and Joint Rcso lutions
passed at the recent session of Congress, will
be found in days Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
Z county, Juno term, 1863, James CoIeman's
Administrator vs.. William Barler's Admins
tratrix: IN chanccry.
The Court doth adjudge, order and decree,
that said report be recommittcd TO said Com
missioner Moore, with Instructions TO state and
settle the account Of II. Barker as Administra-
trix Of VIM. Barker, deceased; that he convene
before him the creditors Of said William Bark
err by publication in the Alexandria Gazette
for at least four consecutive weeks, said publ
cation to be equivalent to personal service that
he take proof OF said debts and report the same
to this Court, stating which, if any, are liens on
the real estate Of said VIM Barker at the time
of his death; to whom and how due, and their
respective priorities and that he also report
any other matter that he may deem pertinent,
or that either party interested may require to
be stated specially; and this canse is continued.
W. i. EDWARDS, Clerk pro tenn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

Among the new members OF Congress sworn
in yesterday, were Mr. Tiff and Gen. ?. NJ. B.
Young, Of Georgia. They are native Geor-
gians; and men of character and intelligence.
Both are in full sympathy with the Conserya-
tive party of the country.
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TENTS WHITE SHIRTS!
ST CENTS WHITE SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED

These Shirts are manufactured at one os the
most successful establishments in New York,
out OF material designated such as Ne" York
Mills Wamsutta. hndroscoGgin and other IA.
7orite cottons. The wearing quality Of the
brand Of the cotton OF which they are composed
Parties wishing half dozen or more can have
them made to accord with measurement and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Any style Of Shirt will be furnished st lower
prices than they can be had ut retail in New
York, PhiIadelphia or Baltimore.
New York Mills Shirts p
W2msutt o.TI
AndrosCoggiI!. 20
Have always on hand q full stock Of genuine
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS Of The lates.
styles to which I would invite the attention Of
purchasers CHARLES W. GREEN,
iy Z7-1w g. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

A SCENE IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs. Tho new so called Southern Represen-
tativcs denominatcd ''carpct-baggers, must
needs exhibit themselves to the galleries BY
specializing on the floor, and the Democratic
members made themselves merry at their uni
que display The other day Mr.. Devices,
(Who went South year or two ago, and was
employed by the Frcedmcn's Bureau as horse
doctor-haging some time since invented a
specific for the bots, rose in the House to ad-
7ocate the bill providing Springfield rifles to
be furnished the Southern negroes. A Demo
crat, feeling or pretending to feel great interest
in what was about to be uttered, and WaggishIy
assuming the attitude OF listening intcntly
without ability to hear distinctly, suggested
that the gentleman from Kiddcrminstcr should
ascend the rosrum in front Of the Speakers
desk. The foo! being fattcrcd, proceeded to
do so, in spite Of the vehement approximations
of the Radical leaders; and, to the infinite
qualification OF the audience, was taken through
delectable course OF sprouts" by Mr. Brooks,
and made to confess that reconstruction
was worse than failure, and that unless it
was accompanied by the bayouet must lead to
anarchy. During his speech dozen Radicals
before inveterately opposed to adjournment,
caved in, confessing that it would not do to
''stand upon the order Of going, but to go
at once" Great Cod said Boutwell,, in
soto voice, "let's put stop to this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28
II FRANK GOES
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Or BONE NAN URE.
WARRANTED NULNE.

This Fertilizer has been in use twelve ycars.
and each year has been improved
in quality.
Will insure good crop on poor soil. At the
same time it will improve the soil.
No Manure can be more economical.
Put up in Good Strong Bags Of rs pounds,
each. and in barrels of about $50 lbs each.
mHNo charge for packages. Sold by
N. ELDRIDGE 8 CO.,
No. 4, South Wharycs.
Send for circulars and testimonials
ANALYSIS FOR
K. FRANK GOES SUPERPHOSHATE.
BALTIMORE, 81, South Gay st.,
September 26th 1865.
REPORT
OF Analysis Of Z. +. Goes @upcrpho8pha.o 0,
A sample Of this, taken by myself, from lo.
of about two hundred tons, which was Drough.
into this market, was found upon Analysis -
be composed, as follows;
Of Biphosphate Of Lime. .......;.... 49,: I13,
conLainiDgof PhosphorIc AcId,...'IZI II
" Limc.......... 60
" Observation-Disclosures. 3.OJ
OF Free Phosphorc Acid hyGIatcd....:-... C.G2
containingof Phosphoric Acd...... $50
h" Water .................... ISZ
Of Phosphate Of Iron and Ammonil...... Oh
OfSulphate Of Lime hydrated................ 1905
g Sulphurjc Acld..........l653
Lime ..,..................I5.U4
TYGtCT....,... .............. o 30
Of Alkaline OIL
OF Sand and Animal Curbon............,..... ~
Of Organic Matter, capable Of producing az
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
OF Water rs Moisture and Loss. I5.S1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Reuben j. Herndon, who has been confined
in Jail at Orange Court, house, charged with
the seduction and murder Of Miss Mary Lums-
den, escaped last night. He left a confession
of the seduction, but denial OF the murder.
A reward of Eve hundred dollars has been Of
fered for his capture. #"..
We are pleased to welcome again the Peters
burg Index the Office of which paper was
burned DOVE not long since. We know what
it is to sympathiZe with those who have thus
suffered
Governor Wells has obtained from Tie Gov
ernmentsix thousand dollars being Il portion
Of the expenses incurred by Virginia III raising
and cquippmg Federal trooos during The late
war .
The Virginia Pcnitcntia,y is now called the
"Hotel de Wardwel."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

The Washington Republican ''can see no
valid reason why a man who has identified him
self with State where he resides, whether his
residence there has been long or short, should
not be elected to Congress. 1t is speaking Of
the miscaled representatives from the South
ern States who have lately been admitted to
seats in Congress. What constitutes ''ideuti-
tying ones self with State? Is it the seek
ing an Office /? But, has tn. Republican ever
thought what would be said if Southern man
should 60 to Massachusetts,, take up his abode
there for six or twelve months, and then set up
to represent the Massachusetts, people in
Congress. Does it not Enoao that this would
be considered ''most sublime impudence?'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

! The Radical Legislature of North Carolina
has before it measures which under the guisc
of police regulations, look to the establishment
in the State of most tyrannous and oppressive
system OF measures under the control of the
Radical Governor. Thepohce agents arc to be
q small Radical standing army. -: =