davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
% G It u T. b G II.

Nm 49, Sept, in @ilfcrb square, IarD,
S06tCrdCn bon 6riCbcrib nnb Glija Sarin9 i'm
Nltcr bon Wtcnotcn uno II SogCn.
SIm 90 Sept in SouDcof, g8iQam Oscar,
S6bndCu bon GaS unb Gmma @rapcr, alt 3
Sabren NRonatCn unb II Sa9cn.
Sm t8 Scpt in 4biIabepbia, GbarIcS So9e,
im SltCr bon 36 Sabrcn, Mondten unb %
Sagcn Seinc Sccrbi9un9 fanb am %. B. Mt
auf Dem 3ipnSbia &ir6bof in Sud5 So itatt
Vim 17tcn september, in 0anobcr, gSiaiam
gScnncr, i'm SIIter bon 30 Sabren, Wtcnaten
uno % SOgCn.
Sm 10 september, in 8bcitb0a, Magbaena
Qcb, i'm Nlltcr bon Ga Sabren, Z Monatcu unb
20 Sagcn Sci Der 9cerbi9ung bicIt Der @br!p.
9. ~ 2Oinba6, i'm Scilen elmer jablrciben Ser
lommun9, bic 9ei6cnprcbigt
Gn9rionbt pur6 ben Gbrtp. 9. ~ 9cnbab
Slm 16. Stptembcr, nobe Sronton, YreSton
s. s., S6bndDen bon SoenrD v. unb Nnna Wt
Sropn, alt Non0tc unb 25 Sage
SIm H. SUM, in Gop0D, Sopipdro g., S6bn-
dcu bon Or &ictor Souebner uno SoenrCtto, eis
her 9cbcrncr SrD, alt l S0br, Wondte unb Is
Sage; unb an II. september, gSlam gS Gin
anbereS S6bn6Cn bon Or Souebncr, alt Sabr
Mcnatc llrb 10 Sage Oieic 3wlin9Stinoci
ipurocn in Sctblcbcm bcCrb9t, unb Gbrtp. 3. S
2ocic bicIt bic Srcltrcbcn.
Gn9ciunbt bur6 ben G6rtp. ). 0cagcr
} glm Scptrmbcr, in SbGriauton, Siand e.
S6dtudcn bon Sic9munb uno G0tburina SIci'
! der i'm 4tcn Wtondt.
Vim 9. september, in SaIjbur9. SIbam "
2cibcnIpcr9cr, i'm 36Itcn Sabre
Vim II september, In Niebermdtungie gSil
liam ", SEbndcn bon SomcS s. unb Nnua at
ARia, I'M 2tcu Sabre.
Nm IA. september, in So5bur9. Sba 2.
SD6tr6Cn bon Sacob unb 2cbnd Cope
Vim Is. Scptcmbcr, in Sanopcr, Sladc oubCr
i'm 62Itcn Sabre icncS NItcrS.
Nm H. september, Gabcn, s., SHbu6e
bon Sil9bman nno NmcIid y Nci6dro, i'm Ate,
9Ronat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
2eDa GauntD DatrtDt.
StaOt iln0 can0.
Repnblihaaif1Gs Gauptquattirr.

Der Grant uno Gclfar-GcutrOl. Stub 1T iCB
po0ltdnoig crganiiirt, unO in 9SrIiamtcit 9etrc-
ttr.
3immcr fir ben gSablfeIbSu9 linb i'm 3ipeitcn
Sto6lpcrfc bon Shines 9alle, SiooIt'Gfc bcS
Gtntrc-Squdrc, Sllcntaull, 4cnniDlponiCn, CT.
rfnct iporoCn
Srcunbe aus ben SaunIdip5 unb 9cron9bS,
ircIAe Der GripdbIuug bon General @r0nt 9iln'
fig, lino engclaocn, 10 oft iic in Der Stabt lid)
be cfnben. in ben Club '3immcrn an5urufcn.
Die foIgenbCn Scrren biIbtn baS Scdmttn'
Ycronal Der Organization
Nm ) HineY 4rcii
Samucl @eSoIc, Or 9Sm. 8 Ncmig, Z. y.
&bcabS. Samuel Stctb, Dan SrOipn, ..Scrman
Sduon, Sices 4relibcntcn.
@eo. Seiiel, SSm e. WCun9, it,, Gcrrcpons
beng SetIctdr
gSm s.. ScIAer, $. s. onnSbcr9cr, @ctcrb.
SceretdrS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
e. .. Sd,cimer uuo Comm

Simmer bcrcit ibrcn &unben bo5 @cucifc unb
Scitc ju bietcn, b0bcn aud nun picocr ibrcn
WtdmnEtb Stobr nit Nacm ongcfGat, ipaS 70.
mob! Samcn ol5 @crrcn 5ur 9etIeibun9 mb
po0ltdno9en SlnSitaffrung gu pfniben DerIan>
gen. gSoS in Der Sdll5baltung pCrIan9t piro,
fam man cbcnfaII5 baiclbit fnpen, unb ba Ic
oIS OItc, crfabrcnc 9cibditSlcutc piiIcn, baB
lbncae Scrtdnfc unb ifmalc Yrpftc fir cin &C.
lbdft oNS Scitc III, 10 bictcn ic iDren @6nnern
aIlc ibrc SSaarcn 6u ben ncpri9itcn Yrciien al.
Stllfet an I'M @ammutb Stobr eini9e Sbilren
pbcrbaIb Dem GdgIe SooteI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
NJ. Z. kr6mer.

Siliet ibr aud po Der bcriibmte GdIobr in
Naentcpn iit2 g8cnn ibr c5 nid)t ipiiIct 10 mol.
len mir cS cu6 lagcn Gr bcfubct lid all pcl
lilopcitli6Cn G6e Der SoamiItcn unb Sicbcntcu
StraBc, ain pfcntIi6cn Squdrc, po eud Der
itcts Suportcmmcnor Gi9cntbiimcr Socrr MiIton
3, &rdmcr frcrnbIi6t in Gmpfan9 ncbmen unr
eu6 bic SerrIihtcten 5Ci9en mirp, bic er ait
oalebit oufgebduft bat, uno oaS Scite lit nod,
baB Cr alle bele SerrIi6teitcn eub 81 fold nics
ocrcn YrrilCn onbictcn tpirp, bic cu) in Grltall,
nen ItBcn wcrbcn Drum bcr9cBct nidt in Dem
GfItobr onSurltfcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

9iebIt0bL-9cBtcn 9icnitus Iadt crs
bra0en Sicbe en 0intcrfenlter bcS SupcIcn
StcreS bon Saiiab >. Scitcl in NNjarctb, uno
itab!cn pcrl6icpenc llbrcn unb anbcre S6muf-
Iodcn i'm 9Scrtbc bon Is bis 100 Solcr6.
Sn bcrielbCn gt06t murbs cin 8criu6 gcma6t,
ipabrldeinlidb bon benlcIben Sicbcn, Den Srofcn
paarcn Storc bcS j0rn. gSilliam @ctCI balclbIt
5u crbrcbcn, iplrbcu obcr bur6 bic SSohiams
felt cinc6 GlcE6 Der in bCm Stcre 9ciblafcr, an
Mu6filbrnnA brc8 NlNneS pcrhInbCrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
RboaSs unS Seim's

Tolcr &Ieiber g Stobr"
gio. IL SltsSamiltcn StraBc, mo CT Niles Dor.
fnoen miro, pdS ibm in icncr Grlfcinung 5u
encm mabrcn Gentleman MADDEN tpirb, unb 5par
gu 10 bIi9cn Yrcilcr, pc man eS lonIt nirgenbs
In gang Nlcntopn finben ipirb.
Scrldume ollo gicmonb bic @clc0cnbcit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

RaT Die llrIade bag g. s.. &ramm'S Stcbr
IN Der a6tcn StraBc, obcrbaIb Surncr bon friib
AJtor9cn5 bis ipdt ain Nbcnb INNER poa bon
&unoen 1T, iinb icinc pobIfcilcn unb fencn Gro
ccricn nno Rrcpiiion5, &ommd unb iibrrjcuget
cnb, Cbc br lOnIt tpo tollfct
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Geicbdfts Noti;en.
der Uoler KlCioers 3tebr,

Us is Gin altcS Spri6mort pclbcS iagt ,,&lsi.
Der MAIDEN Scutc," unb Srbcrmann ipiro aub
ldon mabr9cnommcn bOben, baB Go pirtib 70
1T User alIo einen alien NnfOrocrun9cn cntipre6-
cnccn Nnjug gu babcn ipiinld)t, acbe in
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
1epu6(i6nni(6e. 0er(nmm=
[lln1en.

Sc merbtn nod all Den fpl9cnbcn YldBcn
rcpubIitaniI6cn ScriammIun9cn 0b9cbaItcn wcr-
ben
N(m WlpntaS Zlbenb Den I2tem
Sftpber, 1865,
all bem bTcntIibcn Saule bon George nno
8roBtup in @crmanSbiac, 9cda 80, unO:
mputae BEN 12ten Sft. 1865,
9lbeubS,
al Dem oFcntli6cn Suulc bon Slaac SaincS in
SbsrsWacungic SopnI6ip 2cda 80.
suSgc,eidnetc &cbncr pcrbcn .gc9cnipdrti9
leiu bic Serialnmungcn on6urcbcn
&ommct ale llno berldumct bicie Iebtcn &c.
Ic0cnbtiten bor Der gSabI nidt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

n--YorlcBtcn Wtonta8 Nlor9tn
fdnb man in Der StluIIe Nro. 81 brS Scd)d
Canals bic 2cidC bcS Gbriitian giicB BON 6rce'
munSburg, Der in Der porbcrgsbenren SamIta9
giaft, olS or BON Cincr pCIitiibcn ScrIammlrng
in GOtOanqua SriIdtcbrtc, oalcIblt ertrnnIrn
par.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

Sr0uri9er llng ii f6fOlL-Gin tron'
rger lln9IidSfaa uCi9netc iib porlcBtcn Sam'
lto0 Slbcuo in Yfaip5bur9, nabc Den SInbcpcr
Gilcnwcrtcn Gin &inb Der 6rdu SuID ipolItc
6encr in bcm Sfen un;iInben, unb ba baS fcu6ts
oclS nidt rcd,t bremen ipoltC, nabm cS bic Sob
lcnrl Same unb idHttctC &cbcnpl auf baS lang
fam brcnncnbe Soo, Sur6 Die 0ufihIo9cnbt
6lamme fng boS Scl in Der Same 6sucr unr
crplcbirte uno bdS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brCnncnoC
&obIcnpl ICBte bic &Ciocr bcS &nbcS uno Der id
in Der 9tdbc befnpfcn Wtnttcr in 6Iammcn,
unb purbtn beioc 10 I6Iimm pCrbrdnnt, boB III
baIb nabDcr an Den crDatcncn ScrIeBun9cl
ltorbCn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

Naub III Wt 0 -N(ontd9 Wtor9cn 20
sept: in Der 6rhbc purrc baS :, Sr0inarp SonS"
in SCldnare SS0tCr Gap, Wcnrcc GountD,
broubt. 0crr S66maS Srodbbcab, Der Gis
9cntbhmcr, unb icn Srllpcr Sbcobor muftCn lb
CUR &crfcIgun9 Der &dubcr auf nno bcltcn iie
duf Der StraBe, cine tllrjc Strcfc onBCrba!b bcS
YldBC5 cin
Sor Sbcma5 @roobcub cr8rif ciacn oCrlcIbcn
unD bcfabl ibnl, 5urHfjugcbCn. ScrIclbe itcIlte
Ib al6 Ci CT bdju bcrcit Der anbcrc &dubcr
trat cinigc S6rittc Suritf, 500 icircn &cpoIptr,
feucrtc auf Den Sui rcS critcn 8dubcr5 ,SbicB
iie nicocr !" io9Cib 5pci SdiiiIe ab nno pcr'
punbCte Srn SboS 9robbcOb in 0cIidtc uno
in Der lntCu Scitc Scbt fam Sbcobor Srobs
bCao brrbC unb pNftc bic &crIc on, erbtIt aber
cincn SduR in ben 2cb Der ibn ougcnbliflih
tDptCtc Gbc lic iid aus bCm Stdube md1tell,
,tridlugcu bic MGrbcr Den &cpf bcS 0rn. Sbo'
mas SrcoDCao nit Stcncu. Die gdnje 0c9eno
9erictb be Der Na6ribt ilbCr biCic Sb0tin Nuf'
rubr unb man bCgdnn bic 0cbir9c 81 ourd)'
lrcifen uno ouf bic M6rbCr gu fabnbCn. lin
l llbr Nddmtta9S murbcn lic aud cttpd cine
alcilc bon bier cr9riifcn NIB oIS bic Scabrr9cr
Der pCrruttcn Shat crTdnnt S6criH SCnrr
fonnte nit oaCr Mlbc fdum pcrbhtCn, boB biz
Ml6rpcr nidt uui Der Stcac ourd bic ScltSiuitit
bin0cridtct purNcn Gr fitbrtc bic slrreltontcl
untcr Itorter Scocdun9 na6 StrouoSbur9
SboS @rcobedo tam iiGb UicllCid)t ipieoCr rrDo'
len"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
EepubfiRaniIde Derfamulunae,,.-

SIN 2aufe bcr lcbtcn 9Sod)e f0nben in Nlentoipn
spci grcBc unb cntbuIaldc rcpubltanilbe SCr>
lammlungcu itatt. Die critic purbc lcBtcn Sicn'
ita9 ab9ebalten, bel pclbCr Or. gSm. :. Nomig
bon Naentcipn cine auSge3ci6netc 8ebe bieIt, bic
oft bon itilrmil6em Seifoa untcrbroben wurbe.
9luf tbn fol9te Capt GurrD bon YbiIabelpbid.-
Gapt GurrD bcntc init NuSjcibnung in Der
Union Nrmee unb lt gegcnpdrti9 Gin Slrbeiter in
9bilabclpbia gSCr lcnc 3cbe bErte ipar geipiB
erItaunt, baB Gin @ann, Der pur6 lcncr Sodnbe
Slrbet Ieiu Qcben friltct, cine cld)c &raftpoae
auSac,eid)nete 8ebe Su baltcn i'm Stonbe iIt.-
Die Sablreibcn 3ubprcr fol9tcn init 9rcBtcr Nuf'
mertlamtett Ieinen SSorten, unb an SduBc ltis
ner 8ebe iplIrbe CT init bcrSIidcn ScifoIIc be.
lobnt
Qebten Sonncrltas Nbcnb purbc cine 5lpcitc
aroEdrtge republitdniIdc ScrIarnmluu9 ab9cbals
tcn Der sId)tb. Weor9e ". Gcrrcn bon Nor'
riStown ilnb Col Scrcme WlIlcr bon SSiItcSs
barre Icpe Der SI6tb. 98. W. &cttam bon 2u'
sernc GountD bicltCn mcIterbaftCn StebCn. Sc'
ionbcrS ipar eS Scrr Setdlam, Der burd) IeinCn
bcaciItcrtsn Scrtrag, in pcbcm CT ouf bdS Ibla>
atnbIe bdS frtie ScIt itbuScu9te, baB MIR burd
bic cniI6icbenIte 3urffipciBung Der frc6Cn 8cs
beQen bel Der nd6len gSabl, unicr ld)6nrS 2aub
Dor p6ai9em llnter9an9e 9ercttct WCrbcn fam
bic iebr bablrcidbe Sct6mcn9c oft gum Itiirmild-
itcu Gntbul liaSmuS binriB.
@ci bciben Scriammlungcn tparcn bic Grant
unb GoIfag ,,SupincibIcS bon Nlcntcpn III GRO
Eer Nn,aB 9C9cnpdrt9" SCi Der lcBtCu Scr
iammIung ma6tcu bic Sron Slab SnpintbIrE
Der 1Itcn @aro, tommanbirt bon Capt y. &
8ctb, ibre erfe Gridcnung. GS lit picS cn
feline Gcmpa9nic, britcbcnb aus autcr WdnnuI
bic Gin Stimmre6t bubCn, uno bcncn man cS al
ibrer militdril6en SOItun9 Onlcbcu tonntc, oai
ipcnisItcns Der 9r6Bite She'll oerlcben Sctronsl
Iinb uno tpiBcn ipie man cine NtuStete DanoDaol
Rin permieter sefuneen.-Nm Mcn
tag Abcnb lsBter gSo6e ltieb bic RcIijei all Dc
@dc Der TO- uno Ycnn StroBc in &eaoin9, all
s9lam Slider, Sobn bon 4ctcr Q. Glider DO
llntcr. .SebeIbCrg Der an No6mittag bss "a
Nu9uit 10 unertIdrli6cr g8cic aus lcincr Sei
matb perl6ipunoen ipar. gSliam purbc nae
bsm Sta!iOnSbauS 9cffbri mo bon bort gu ici
mem Satsr surfd gsitidt gr l6cint ni6t rcd
bel Ssritano ju len
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Mu6ttDrS Wn,eide,

Sn Dem Baifen9eribt BON ee6a Gountp.
81 Sa6en Der &e6nuns bon Sames gSeiIer
!lno Saoib &ubnS, Ggccutcrcn Der SinterIaRen.
l6att bon bcritorbenen Gbriffian g8eber
IeBtbn bon @ucun9ie Srpnibip, 9e6a 50.
NnI ben sIntrag oe5 Ndtb 3. Q. @tiIes purbe
am II. sept 1868, e. 3. Nloore, GID, ais
Auoltcr crnannt bic beiastc gcdnuna Al prHien
penn @ notDi9 5u beri6t9cn, unb cine 9sbSriae
Sertbcilun9 5u MAIDEN.
SxgSs NuS ben llrtunbcn,
sS Seieu9tS-B. 10. Sabeu, GIert.
Ser oeen9tnannte Nubitor iprb 5ir Grlcbia.
llll9 Der Yfidten iencr Grnsnnuns ae9enpdrta
!rln IN leincr Office unterbaIb Der 6fen 5traRe
III Aaentoipn auf ben % Oct. 1868 um 10 llbr
9or9ene, ipann uno tpoielbit ii6 ollie interelIir.
ten Yerlcnen Gin nfinben lcaen.
e. !. Moore, auoitcr.
Sept 20. uo4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

y fcrbe w cttrCnn cll.-yNlc 9tlppDns
i6 bCi iclbcn @cle9cnbcitcn fanb aud ouf nn'
Icrcm 6air9runb ICBtcn Sonncrlta9 Stabmttd9
cin YfCrbc UcttrCnncn 1tatt
Die Gi9cntbHmCr Der babel tbcIncbmcnccn
8icroc parcn bic Nrrrcn 8ob o &rdmcr bon
SIacntoipn, g. 6icp6 bon @biaipSbur9.& 8 unr
George @ccrS, bon Scer5piuc Stcrtbompcu
GountD So5 S8crcnnen ipurbc bon Den
4fcrNe pcS Srn &rdmcr 9cipOnncn, nnb erbicI
Den duSAcIcktcn YrCiS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Grant unb GDlf1r

unb fir bas 8 rnSe republifaniIde Sifft
iinb, perben ein9elaoen 3u eri6einrn.
3ammt oum nab uub fern
uno seisen mir un6 in unirrcr 8anSfn
StGrfe.
l1lribs Geinrr 3aria
70 bab mir unIern 6einpen bewri1en baB
mir entlhlpbrn linb 5u lie9en.
liomnt Allc,
70 bab es bic erbbte Sfriammlung pirS,
bic je bier atsebalten wprben 1T.
Sie COMMITTEE.
9lllcntrpn, Sft. 6, 1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
JeOer' Jreie Biir0cr

tem bas Dobl unieres 2anbrs am
Ser,ea liest, jebrr Der nibt susebrn
wia bab 0errdtber unier 2anb re9ieren
folten fonoern Winner bic treu iparen
ibrem 2anbe unb fir ba6clbe Bcfampft
baben, alle pelbe fir
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30
ALEXANDRIA.

DEATH OF GEO. w. SUMMERS. learn
that George w. Summers died at his residence
in the county Of Kanawha, W. Va, on the
10th instant. He was native of Fairfax TO-,
but removed at an early age to kanawha,
where he has resided ever since. He was a
man of marked ability, and great weight and
influence in public affairs, in his palmy days.
An able lawyer, and an eloquent orator, he
soon rose to prominent position. He served
in the Legislature, and in the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, for several
terms. He represented his district also in two
Of the State Conventions for revising the Con-
sttution, and was also State judge In all
these capacities his talents were acknowledged,
and placed him in the foremost ranks of our
statesmen. He had been in declining health
for some time, and his death was, therefore,
not unexpected. Thus has another of the
great men Of Virginia passed away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

A gentleman named Henderson, residing
near Fincastle, Boutetort county, Va, died
suddenly at hotel in Baltimore, yesterday
He was on his way to Texas. He had former
ly been in the q. S. army, and served in the
Confederate army during the late war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

In referenceto statement made by the
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Gazette, relative to a reported interview be-
tween New York politician and the Virginia
Conservative Central Committee, the Rich
mond Enquirer says.-'"There has been no
conversation" between its members and any
New York politician which can ''possiby
lead to the publication, in few days, Of a
circular letter addressed to the Democratic vo-
tiers of the State on the subject Of negro suf:
frage." Whatever may have been the cour-
tesies accorded by the committee to New York
politicians Or anybody else,we know that the
gentlemen composing the committee have in
timated no such purpose as this correspond
ent impuJes to them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

One of the officers OF the freedmen's bureau
in Albany, Ca, represents that he had great
difficulty in preventing the colored population
of that region from marching to Camilla after
the ARRAY at that place, to avenge the death Of
those who fell in the fight there. The Bati-
more Sun remarks that it is pity that some
of the influence which was successful in prevent
ing them from marching there afterwards, was
not exerted in preventing them from marching
there before
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

A gentleman named HENDERSON, residing near
Fincastle, Boutetort county, Va. died suddenly
at hotel in Baltimore, yesterday. lie was
on his way to Texas lie had formerly been
in the y. S. army, and served in the Confed-
crate army during the late war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

Some persons in Pennsylvania have issued,
''as a campaign document" an imitation of the
greenback notes, with Seymour face substitu
ted for that Of Mr.. Chase; on the face of the
note instead Of the words payable to bearer, y
are the words payable to the bondho!ders, y
and on the back the words payable also for the
principal and interest ofGve-twenty bonds, are
added. We should say foolish document
aud liable to be amischievious one Mr.. +. E.
Spinner, Treasurer, &c. writes most fiery
and indignant letter, denouneing the issucrs a:
rascals, counterfeiters, and forgers, and threat.
ening them with prosecution. He takes occa.
sion also, in this letter to let off little Radi
cal gas and steam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

The iniquities OF cur tax system, which
heaps burdens upon the poor and leaves the
rich to 60 free, were cxempliied in the case Of
the late Mr.. Edwin 4. Stevens. Being nil.
lionaire and bloatcd boudhoIdcr: he was, OF
course, almost wholly untaxed. 1t only costs
$4,000 Tor Government stamps, Tor INSTANCE,
to have his will admitted TO rrobatc.-M
Y Tribune.
The Stevens estate was valued at fifty mil
lions. The probate duty was then one-hun-
dredth of one per cent.-one dollar or ten
thousand dollars And the Tribune points to
it as an illustration Of how largely The rich
contribute to the Government under kadca!
rule J. WASH ErpreSS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Fredericksburg Herald says: 1.-The es-
tate of the late B. B. McKenny, lying in
Lancaster county, Va, (part Of the old Cur
rioman tract) On Carriers Greek, containing
|. 400 acres has boen purchased by Mr.. Gun
Their, of Baltimore, for $4,000. We hear that
SO, 900 has been offered tor another tract in
the same vicinity, containing about 1,SOO
acres, and belonging to John Is. Davis, OF
Richmond.
On Friday last an attempt was made to
throw the freight train on The Il. f. &. +. Il.
off the track, by placing log on the track,
between Taiorsyille and Hungary Station
TIE mIscreaut stood near the place until the
engineer checked the speed Of the engine: and
then made his escape Into the woods
We regret to hear that Nlr 4. S. Far!and
died at hs residence in Tappahannock, on
Thursday last Mr. I. was merchant OF long
standing, and the largest shipper of produce
from the Rappahannock Valley outside OF
Fredericksburg. Tie was well known tor MS
general enterprise and probity Of character.
On account of the illness OF the Rev. Dr.
NIuusey, there will be no public address on
Thursday, at the opening of Randolph Macon
College, at Ashland. The session Will COM
mence on that date
In the Circuit Court Of Rocsbrldge county,
John Baldock, charged with murder, was &C"
quilted. In the SANDER suit in the case OF
Smith VS.. Davis, the verdict was in favor OF
the defendant.
Mr.. A. L. McKcnney has his Touring MILL
in fredericksburg, actively in operation, which
makes the fourth successful establishment OF
that kind in full tide in that place.
Mr.. Luther C. Tbbeits, known in Freder-
icksburg as an officious Radical, packed up bag
and baggage last week, and departed tor
more congenial cline.
VIM. Mex. Wartmann, was elected Presld-
ing Justice OF the County Court OF Roeklng-
ham, on Monday week, in place OF y. U.
Sterling, deceased.
The party Of MaryIanders who recently visit
cd this State, examining the lands, are to pay
another visit in November to make some IN
vcstmeLts.
The ,listilIerics about Richmond, 1t Is estl-
mated, are manufacturing about 1000 gallons
Of whiskey per day. The demand IS IN al
vance Of the supply.
On Saturday consignment Of $4,000 pounds
of dried fruit was received at Norfolk from
North Carolina
Tobacco, fodder, and buckwheat have been
considerably injured by frost in Montgomery,
Floyd and Carroll counties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30
RTHLDENH MATERIALS
flames ". MALLS,
Successor TO J. W. NAILS s. Co..
ALEX MDRIA. Va
purchased the entire stock Of na

SUCCESSOR TO j. W. NAILS & Co..
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Having purchased the entire stool, OF the Is',
firm, at the old stand
NO. GS7, KING STREET
I invite those who have 90 literally pa.ronfya4
them, and the public generally, to give ma
call. Having g. large stock Oh hand [ an n,a
pared to sell as cheap as can be bought IN -,
State. Ny stock consists oc F@rdw2rc, Cu.?c.y'
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, DlII.
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mculding.
Balusters, Of different patterns, and Nr%5,f
Posts A large stock Of French and A?,cria,s,r
Glass, double and single thick, Of all si2a;
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, Paint and White Wa
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and c.1a
brands Of fine quality Putty, Turpcnt@a a,.i
Machine Oil. Also, Lime, Of superior q4a1.g
Cement, CalciDed Plaster, Pitch Gal Eel, J..
Roofing, &C. \ large stock Of Pugh's c...5r,
ted Car Augers, and other articles IouaGia g.,
class Builders Furnishing Establishment.
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all ,.ai.
Of Building Material promptly stt,a4el 10
Terms cash. up 1T
"TINCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY
yI III SASH AND DOOR FACTORY
We would respectfully aonoo"co to The y.,.
SASHES, DOORS,
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, NEWEL&
BALCSTERS, &c Sc
at lower "a ties than the same can be had Myra
of the Potomac
We hsve secured the services Of Dir CHAS
MANkIN IS Superintendent Of the Maau!.e.
turing Department, whose WcI-Enown rep4.s.
ton as mechanic warrants Us in saying las.
our work will compare with any in the country
All kinds of TURNING and SCROLL.
SAVING done with dispatch. We have $50
connected with the Factory . large SAW,
MILL, FLOORING-AILL and oURFAC
ING-MILL. Send for Price List.
RISHEILL & HODGE,
corner Fairfax and Queen streets,
ap l8-tf ALEIAND"I4, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

The enforcement of the eight hour law passed
by the last Congress, in regard to government
workmen, is occasioning much trouble in the
The War Department construed the law as
meaning that eight hours III government en-
ploy should constitute a legal days work, but
that it was intended that only pro rata
amount of pay should be given. This has been,
and will continue to be, a bone of contention,
and has created recently an interruption at Fort
Stevens, in Oregon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

Leonard Scott & Co., New York, have re-
published the September number of the North
British Review Contents Las Casas; the Greek
Poets Education Of the Imbecile; Zwingle;
France in Europe and Africa; the four an
cient books Of Wales; Nathaniel Hawthorne;
Positivism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

The application for the writ ofhabe2s corpus
ia the case OF Saiiey Anderson, OF which GUY
readers have already heard, the Richmond Dis
patch says will be handed to Judge Uoder-
wood, holding court in chambers. The plea
upon which it is sought to bring the case with
in his Jurisdiction is that uadcr the rcc0nstruc-
ton laws the magistrates composing the court
which sentenced her are disqualified Tor hold
ing office, and therefore not legally qualified to
sit in the trial Of any case Should The JdUg2
dec;dc"rin her favor on those grounds it will he
in effect saying that none OF the business done,
the DEGREES entered, Or judgments given BY any
court in the State since the wAr has been legal,
and dissatisfied suitors may again, when We get
competent Justices and Judges, have their cases
reedjudicated. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

Gen. A. B. Dyer, is preparing for his trial
on the charges preferred against him by Butler
and Logan, of the Joint Ordnance Committee
of Congress. 1t is the Generals purpose, it
is said, not only to endeavor to disprove all the
allegations against his private and official char
acter made by the committee, but to expose,
fully, why the allegations were made, and al
so the manner in which the investigation was
conducted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-30

MIR. Delmar's exhibit OF the financial condi-
ton is q subject Of much discussion. 1t is be-
lleved his figures and conclusions ara correct.