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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
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Nsv Orleans: 4: tss:.bsh:d Il ESQ ssd e
eessfnl Specialist Of ~ ase IN the treetnent q sll
disease Of . private natufs-can b conhdsnesnlfy
eeneultsA aths oGlee and roonss0 RAupeaR1esnolv4
o0uuEn % DaAnooau sfnuf, UP efAlne, up00 IL
tr0aiuGnt ~ Chronic, 0ercufia!, 0yph0iocs Mooo
and Skin Diseases, and al Disorde Of ContAGIoas
V0nsssal Chareetss-which be cafvs vitbCnt IT, -
sfnesss teHlas pss.ssa; ,s,s,s;;ss g 81 gcl2s
49, - haooa pu3oon0, ft.s l. .sls.. ..stt.-s
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- 81 Ne organ, eoely indsDefstlea, e1cpeD -
heeiditasy-eauSing l0eo - ns@osys eoaeooens -.
PRESTON dimness % vision, md 01een times insani
3, with ! dsplorable train Of other eynptoms
the sexual organs, Of private character, radically
and pernansntly cured.
Old diseases 81 the most horrible clase, Where The
blood has become isoned-pFodA 6lotchee on
the face, small wetSry bstcre-rano h the head md
liberated throat md nose sore On ~ 1lmbo
and body, 'crofhls-togcthef With m snd1eee mum
Der Of sufesings- enectualy and permanently e.fcd
country, BY professors o. medical ccleess, end b
ne medical profession generally. Those ainicts1
should apply to him and b cured q ence.
ef, p. O. Box o9s, Chicago. H.. snclOeng stamp for
return answer: or at his once and paslce1a 1an-
6olpA street, corner Of Dearborn street., nun 4.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19


Yoa FIxH ercD TwIsr, OILED % vAnxmass 01oex.
fOD FiHs LAMInA4xD AND OAAAaCCo OliaD y
cu vAnnIaHRD SrOCK, HNRlY ENaRAvnD,... 1900
~ 4 Cartridge Csee, - Steel She b. Loader and
Brush. are furnished with each Gun. Extra Shells,
3S.sO per dogen. Primers. $500 per II.
ETHAN ALLEN &.CO.
W0R0n1run. Mas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

SPECIAL NOTICES..
TRADE MARK.
~ kN ~ ~
4 4 4 4

La Rae's AlabasIer Cream
TIKI MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
METlC In THR WORLD
II will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
Ito presence on the face cannot be detected 1t can
be removed only BY washing; and whom renewed
viii leave the skin sOftef Smoother and whittier thar
before IT sradcates every dseoloraton Of the face
whether caused BY exposure 70 the wethef, BY dis
esoe, and bestOwe upon all facee the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
4 eingle lsial psDvss al these statements.
And the entire sa1fs With which II can b. used,
makes ~ success complete.
~ Ask for La Rues,-see that the naaAe Of L.
Rue Co., 10 blown IN 10 bottle. and our trade mark
q re top q the mont label Sold y al D!.egists
and YAney Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH D FLINT. PrOprietOsS.
Hartford, Conn.
?. Q. Wells c.. Rev Yssk: Geo. O. ooodwia
. Co.. Boston. Aass.. Wholssals Agents.
Early Marriages.-Dr. Franklin sdvcca-
ted Barly Marriages. keeays for Young Men, on
this aud other subjects, beng 0UIDE TO MAR
RAGE and Conjueal Felicity, BY bsass olsnt Physi-
sans, sent BY mail. II eeaed letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Dex r, Philadelphia. Pc. nsyls-AAwsn
Looks Improved.
All who have dry. harsh, faded or gray hair, dand
run and itching Of the ecalp, can Sc fmpreved in
looks and feeling BY using Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. Sold By Druggists and hAzbcrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Hats Caps an0 R'urs.
Meth BROTHERS,. HAse, Gaps and Fnrs, MILL
~ merry snd Straw Goods. Buffalo Robes and Buck
Goods, Umbrellas, Pafaeols, etc.. "a and Sc Aiehgsn
Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

JAIL. kIABARK 4 CO., Importers and Dssisrsi,
Iron, steel. Nails and Heavy Hardware, 80, Stand
81 Michican Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

PArRS1s.-Boyd h Co., Solicitors Of Pa
tents, 2os Pine street. st. Loui', No., sfn
sially report to the DRxooaAr tho following
patents granted lswa and Missouri invent.
ors, for the week ending May 18th, 1865:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

J. Ebbertson, Kirksvills, Corn Planter |:
:. 8. Haskins. Spring Hill, Hemp Breaking
Machine; j. A, Lobk, independence.
Crutch; o. E. Mason, Elgin, Pallet for
Timc-Piscee; o. d. N cody, Car Brake and
Starter; H. b. N,oks, California, Mop
Wringsr; J. 8. Waters. St. Louis, Trade
Nork.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

F0tFD00k'D scales.
So FAIRBANKS STANDARD
Il Fairbanks, Cfetnleaf / Co.,
CHICAGO.
900 Market street, st. Louis.
larocerAes.
NAY. ALIEN q Co. Wholesale Cirocers Orders
Ofrom country merchants promptly ned and at tho
lowest prices "a and Sc Randolph street
eAkRINGioN y BREWSTER, Successors to H.
NJ Ihompsnn3 wholesale Grocsrs, ia and ll6 >
water street. Chicago.
Hardware.
GREENEBAuM SONS, 2ac hando phi street, Whole
y sale Hardware and Cutlery, Manufacture Iron
Nails, carnage Bolts, loose joint butts, ETC., Fenn's
Ares and Edge Tools, Chicago
AARkLEY. ALLING 4 Co.. Importers and Job
W beers Of Hardware and Cutlery. 81 Lake str eet.
Manufacturers Of Wire Cloth, sleeves, Riddles, &c.
AIILEE BROS 4 KEEP. Importers and Jobbers
" In Hardware. Cutlery, Agricultural Tools, Agen-
y ior American File Go. and Wheeling Nails, %
State street.
Hats, Caps ana furs.
kElTH BROTHERS. Hat, Gaps and Fufs. MILL
~ merry snd straw Goods. Buffalo Robes and Buck
Avenue.
Aron aaa 0seel.
NALL. k1ABARK 4 CO., Importers and DssieFsi..
u Iron, steel. Nails and Heavy Hardware, 50, Stand
- Michican Avenue.
Lamps aaA Eraas 1ars.
s F.sLocUMA CO., Glassware. Chandeliers, ETC.,
Sc for sale At close figures. 1t lss Clark street.
Lumber. eash, fianin9, &c.
hEwxAN, LAWS . sUnwALT. rl.niag 1ill.
goes locked, and orders nlIsd. Corner lsth and
Lumber streets. ?. o Bsx Ne.
Rao0Aano9y.
MORrH-WReTN MO CO., Rngipss. -Pumps,
~ Wrought Iron Pips, MAlleabls lron Cassings,
cteam Warning Apparatus, 10 N. Je6erson street..
u)ALWORTl, TwOHIG PURSE, Iroc Pipe asa
~ Fisinss, Steam Boilers, fumpe and 0ua9se,
Osls. Paana anA Glass.
CHAsH. AANFsRD 4 CO., lJv .. wsies street.
Az % aos ons r.s: v, Wn,s aad
kwis: HAN co. ell Pststs, Oils. vsrnishes
and window 0lass, cheaper than any house In the
Northwest, 20 to 70 South Water street.
Roofing Nnaser1als.
whITAckE . RAYMOND, Plastic Slate Roofing
Felt, Coal Tar, Pitch, Paints OLE iss wasAisssos q
3oonog alases.
PURPLE, Green and Red Koo6De SIatss. The only
nooee IN the West keeping large supply: pfac.
1 - saaies iarnished. Whltacrs Raymond. 10
Du6ber ee00Us.
U1BeR CLOTHING CO. I'm. . ". A. shepard
HanuIacture all dssesipsions q HEAVY ana Fancy
rubber Goods Rose and batting. stationery and
Drug Goods, 81 Lake street.
saddlery Hardware.
- a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
OPTHALMIA,

OPTHALM1A,
On, Innsmmation Of the 1ycs, not unffequently
arises from discrdefed state Of the stomach. afsw
doses Of Robacks Blood Pills WIN. In most cases,
effect cure BY removing the cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Fancy Dry Goods asd Notions.
nRlTH, BROS. 4 CO., Importers and Jobbers Of
N Fancy Dry Goods. Nosions, Hosiery, White
Goods and Wooden Goods, complete stock, lowest
prices, Is and II Lake street.
MANNING BROS. WRIST 4 CO, Wholesale deal
" ere in Notions, Hoop skirts, Hosiery. Gleves
4 Fancy Dry Goods. ~ Lake street. Our stock new.
QEYMOrR. CARTER l. CO., Importers and job
. bers IN White Goods Linens. Hosiery. Gloves, No
tons. Trimmings. Corsets. Is and Is Michigan Ave-
me
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
CHICAGO
'I'R AIDE

The mercantile houses whose c.r3.
compose .his column are carefully selected
from the leading firms in Chicago as those
whose extensive operations and widespread
reputation entitle them to the frs, rapL :,
commerce The business cards Of ,hasa
establishments IN Their several trades h,va
been classified in alphabetical order. form.
ing comprehensive synopsis of bushes.
information, upon which our mcrchans.
can rely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

J. Finn, Dsoonb, Pan Tsrnsr W. Han.
Dubuque, Lightaing Rod @. Nsstlich, Mos.
eatins, Wagon Lock |. J. Bogsrt, Faystts,
stump Extractor; W. p. uamlin, Exon.
Linimsnts n. D. Brown, Tiptsn, Sheer
Shearing Chair; W. .. Campbell, Abinr.
den. Rotary Steam Engine; E. ]. Kline.
kiskvills, Bee Hive; J. I. Rsinsr, Oolum.
bus City, Shackls Jeints.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

! ETZ SON. - to " Ffssklin sssees, Nsnn1aesufs
= Wrought and Cast Iron for builfiaev. 6ridees.
etc bank vaults. doors. shutters, grating, lron rail
INC
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Chicag0 Lead and OH W0rEo.
r W. BI.ATCHFORD 3 CO., Manuisc1ufefe Of
: Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Bar Lead. Pig Lead Lin
seed OIL raw snf boiled, 20 North Clinton street
Cloths. Cassimeres, &c.
NIMBAlI, STEVENS & CO., Wholesale Cloth
n House. 20 Randolph street.
Dry liOOd-.
DOWEN. WHITMAN & WlNSLow. Wholesale
y Dry Goods, Wooiens and Notions. Is and II Ran
doph street, large stock and low prices.
GALE VAN WICK. Dealers in Dry Goods. Wool
u ems, and Notions AZ Wholesale. Stock well ee-
lected ard sold at bottom prices, So Lake street.
Holm " FARWE ELL CO.. Dry Goods, Notions,
J Wooens, - Wabash Avenue. Keen larger stock
and sell cheaper than any other house West.
q D. JACKSON 4 CO.. Wholesale Dress Goods,
o White Goods. Notions, Hosiery, woolens, Fur.
niehipg Goods &c, So and 81 Wabash Avenue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Crockery and GLASSWARE.
hurley 4 TYRRELL. Importers and Jobbe,s Or
b China. Glass. and Eafthen Ware, No. IS Lake
aty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17
Foreign News.

There was an immense demonstration In
Madrid last Saturday in favor Of a monarchical
form of government Addresses were made
by Olozaga, Martos, Serrano, Prim and others.
Not less that fifty thousand people were pres
ent, and much enthusiasm was manifested
The Republican party Is gaining largely IN
numbers and influence in the cities OF Seville
and Cadz.
A dispatch from India announces the death
OF the King Of Siam.
Parliamentary nominations in Great Britain
were made yesterday in nearly two hundred
| boroughs and nine counties of England, Scot
land, and Ireland The elections have been
attended with great excitement, but, SO tar,
with little or no violence Returns from forty
one constituencies show that the Liberals have
gained six members. The election OF the fol-
lowing prominent candidates has been decided,
or may be considered certain CONSERVATIVES
Benz. Disraeli, from Buckinghanmqshire; q.
| W. Hunt, Northamptonshire; q. Hardy, Ok
ford University; S. Walpole, Cambridge Uni
versity; j. r. Mowbray, Oxford University,
and B. Hope, Cambridge University. Liberals
j L. Dennison, from Nottlnghamshire; R.
Lowe, London University.
Dispatches from Paris state that Baroche,
| the Minister of Justice and Pinard, Minister
of the Interior, have issued instructions to the
| Projects Of Departments, requiring them to
suppress all public manifestations in regard
to the coup d etat of December I'd. The Office
and materials of the Temps newspaper have
been seized by the police, and its publication
suspended The French Government has com
menced prosecutions against other Journals
for alleged violations of the press law. Baron
James Rothschild, the head of the house of
Rothschid, bankers, died in Paris yesterday.
An announcement was made yesterday in
the London journals, that Archibald Campbell
TAFT, Bishop of London, has been appointed
Archbishop of Canterbury
The Paris La France finds fault with Lord
Stanley for his reference to France in his recent
speech. 1t says he should recommend modera-
ton to Prussia, instead Of to France, and as
serts that the general impression produced by
| the speech is not reassuring, either as to the
result Of the American negotiations, or the
prospects of peace in Europe.
The corporate authorities of Brighton will
give banquet to Reverdy johnson and George
| Peabody on Saturday.
Vesuvius has become very agitated, and a
new cone has been formed, from which streams
| of lava are being elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Among other recent decisions in bankruptcy
is one from Judge Underwood, in the Virginia
District Court of the u. S., that the assignee
of a bankrupt's estate may set aside real estate
as portion OF the bankrupts exemption, but
only in cases where it will not injure the sale
of their real estate or work adversely to the IN
terests Of creditors.
Richmond is blessed with superabundence
of courts at present, as may be judged by the
following list of those now in session u. S.
Circuit Court; u. S. District Court; Court OF
Appeals; Hastings Court and Circuit Court
of Richmond.
The Richmond Wing of Saturday says that
''it believes the bulk of the people Of Vir-
einia would be willing to extend the right of
suffrage to negroes" The Wing expresses no
opinion as to the wisdom of such measure.
The Winchester News learns that many
young men intend to leave Virginia for the
West. 1t thinks that they are deceived as re-
CARDS the harvest of gold they are to reap IN
Kansas and other Western States.
There was Radical meeting and procession
at Bowling Green. Caroline county, on the 18th
inst, which was addressed by Gov. Wells and
MT. DuQley.
Partridges are very abundant in the country
around Richmond, and sportsmen are taking
advantage Of the late weather to- bag great
numbers Of them.
James Neeson has been employed to repre-
sent the Commonwealth in the Caesar Griffin
habeas corpus case.
1t is reported in Richmond that Gen. Gus
It's Lee is to lead to the alter daughter Of
Gen. Williams G. Wickham.
Gen. Stoneman yesterday appointed Samuel
j. Morrow, flour inspector at Culpeper Court
house, to fill vacancy.
A revival of religion is in progress at Staun-
ton, under the charge Of Rev j. l.. Clark, pas
tor of the Methodist church.
On Sunday week Bishop Whittle consecrat
ed neat little Episcopal church in Culpeper
county.
Rev. John w. Plat was installed pastor OF
the Presbyterian church of Lexington, Va, on
Sunday week last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17
MARINE LIST.
Port OfAIexandria, Nov. II.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson, Winters, New York
to Hooe, Wedderburn u Co.
Steamer Virginia. Drew, New York, to NJ
Eldridge ~ Co.
Schr Lehman Blue, Blue, Boston, plaster tc
M Eldridge s. Co.
Schr: Addie Walton Rich, Boston, plaster t(
NJ. Eldridge 81 Co.
Schr Charles b. McShain, Quigley, Phia
delphia. coal to NJ. Eldridge & Co
Schr Grace Girdler, Smith, Boston, plaster
TO L. McHenzie.
Schr Uncas, Chaplain, Norwich, to Amer
can Coal Co.
Steamer Rebecca Clyde, Chichester, New
York, by nj. Eldridge 81 Co
Brig Essex, Soper Boston, coal by American
Coal 60.
sehr, Helen J. Hoyt Cramer, HOboken. Goa
by Central Coal Co.
Schr. Freddie L. Porter Small Boston, coal
by Central Coal Go.
Schr. John Kennedy, Long, Philadelphia,
coal by American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer New York, Jones, and schr. George
S. Reppier, hence at Philadelphia 10th.
Steamer G. ii. Stout, Ford. sailed from Phil
adelphia for this port 10th.
Schr. Armina from Georgetown, for DIgh-
ton, was at New York on the 10th.
Schr Campbell from Providence for George
town, was at New York on the 10Th.
Schr Arts, from Georgetown, at Boston l4th.
Schrs. Gettysburg. for Georgetown, and f.
II. Ferber for Washington. were at Holmes'
Hole 18th
Schrs Edwin Reed and j. w. Vannaman,
for this port al Holmes Hole 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Nov. 1.-THE mar
ket this morning was little more active, and
prices somewhat improved. Flour is quiet and
but few sales reported; quotations nominal
In Wheat there was some improvement, and
we note sales of 1900 bushels at 100, 2OO 2l0, 22
and 2l5 for poor to good red. Corn steady,
with sales of old at 100, l07, 108 and ITO, and
new at 80. 81 and 100, according to dryness; in
the ear So IS per Dbl. Sales of Rye at 6O, "a
and e6. Buckwheat Sl25
Pennsylvania Coal TKADE.-The anthrs-
cite coal trade continues very heavy. The de-
mand is Stacking off o little, and egg and stove
coal has declined in price at New York, while
tho rates OF transportation have advanced con,
siderably, The commission for selling coal and
guarantee mas also advanced to 5Oc a ton. This
added to the S4 10 freight and tolls, gives Sd 81
only for the transportation and the selling of a
ton of coal delivered at New York, by canal
while the highest prices obtained by the cargo
is 50 SO for stove and ST SO for lump Many OF
the dealers are buying the larger sizes which
| is much cheaper than stove and breaking it uE
| in the Yards Phi{a. Ledger.
| Gold at New York advanced 2 per ct, closing
| Il per cent higher than the previous advance
| 1877, and closed at 1863. Governments advance
| sas per CT The stock market generally wa
fuctuating and excited This was yesterday.
The market, yesterday, in Georgetown, wa
| rather dull for Wheat, with the exception 0
choice grades, which are in good demand. Th
offerings on Change were 4400 bushels o
Wheat. No sales were reported. After Chang
1000 bushels Of good red sold at 220.
The Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter says
1.-THE demand in the wholesale boot and sho
market for the past week has been only TO
small parcels and the more active trade is nov
with the jobbing houses who sell to the lcce
trade Prices of boots and shoes continue firm
and for all seasonable lines are quite as high
they were last fall"
The Philadelphia and New York Cattle mar
kets yesterday were dull, but firm and IN
| changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17
MARRIED..

To-day the 18th instant at the residence OF
the brides father, Augustus Hudson, by Rev.
DR.. W. E. Munsey, Rev. ISAAC w. CAN
TER, of the Baltimore Annual Conference NJ
z. Church South, to Miss MARY +. HUDSON,
of this city. Winchester and Lynchbur pa
pers please copy.
Last week, at st. Johns. Warsaw, Richmond
county, Va, by Rev. Andrew Fisher, ROBERT
Z. KNOX, of Fredericksburg, Va, to ETA,
youngest daughter of the late Colonel NJ. +.
peterborough, of Richmond co.
On the Sth instant, at Bradley, near Msnas-
sas, Va, by Rev. j. E. Nourse, Mr.. GEORGE
MUDDIMAN to MARGARET JANE,young-
est daughter of Samuel Woolverto n, all OF
Prince William county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

BANKAND BOND RoBBERIEs. Crime IN the
form of bank robberies, bond robberies, and rob,
berries generally in public places of business, Is
rampant, Almost every day news of such is
published. On Saturday there we're accounts
of no less than six different bank and bond rob-
berries and bold attempts at robbery. Those
professional gentlemen who are detected are
generally foreigners, from which fact it is evil
dent there has been lately an unusual immigra-
ton of that interesting class. They do bust
ness with boldness and on scale unknown
heretofore in this country.-M 7. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

THE CASE OF Mrs. SURRATr.-T New
York World, in reierrirg to this case, says:
president johnson, not less certainly than
every other fair minded citizen, must be deeply
interested in seeing that the one reparation
which can be afforded to persons infinitely
wronged be promptly made. He cannot have
forgotten that, on the morning of the fatal 9TH
of July, 1865, young girl, Anna Surratt by
name, came a suppliant to the White House
and threw herself prone upon the steps beneath
its portico and vainly besought permission to
enter and plead to him for her mother life
He cannot forget how his enemies, who did
not hesitate in the passion Of that time to bruit
the fool hardy but terrible insinuation that he,
the Vice President, had Allotted the assassin
who made the Presidents chair his seat, also
openly charged that his refusal of mercy to Mrs
Surratt and these prisoners was inspired by
personal fear Nor can he forget that his best
friends regretted at the time, and have never
ceased to sorrow, that his magnanimity did not
at once impel him to stay the course of slaugh-
ter and injustice which swept an innocent wo-
man off the scaffold and four innocent men in
to disgraceful servitude. What is there now
to prevent President johnson from instituting
an inquiry into matter so notorious as this,
and indicating this woman's memory for her
children's and the nations sake, and giving
these men their rights as citizens Z. For his
own sake, as well, we callupon him to do justice,
and release these prisoners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

Some of the Radical papers have suddenly
opened their batteries, in the way of ridicule,
upon General Halleck They say he will have
to retire" What has he done, recently, to
incur their displeasure?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

1t is said that the testimony brought before
the Congressional Committee now sitting in
New York, to investigate frauds, shows that
distillers are as successful in eyading pay
|, ment of the tax now as they were under the
old law; and that from one-third to onehalf
of the whiskey that is manufactured escapes
taxation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

The Democratic State Central Committee OF
South Carolina, In an address, advices that the
Conservatives keep up their organization, and
their ranks undivided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

N THEk COUNTY COURT OF FATpp,,r-
1 county. October Court, 1863 AZ
Margaret SaSunders)
4. o. Adams. l.
1t Is orderetd and decreed that this co....
referred to Maj ster Commissioner Moo Be
certain and reEoort the amount and cbsroas"e Is,
the liens on tint real estate Of Samuel s.e' Of
deceased, With we order Of their pri,. A..qsns,
debts due from ssSd. accounts and t Rb1lofy, b.;
said property that he a'e convene The feji,o'
Of said Samuel Adams by paiblcsf00n i in tSs
Alexandria Gazette for four consecutive vi, tue
which publication shall be equivalent to poSsat
al service; and that X o. Adam and q W. "
Adams do settle their accounts as AdmiT;.,,n
tor and Administrator de bons non on ,Io d
tate of said Samuel Adams, and that sal g., s'-
missioner report the same with any other nun Ca.
ter deemed pertinent. A copy, teste: my
+. ID. RICHARDSON. ClerLu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

1t is proposed to locate University for
the blind, in Washington, and an appeal will
be made to Congress for means to purchase the
necessary site and erect the requisite buildings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

1t is said that the estate of the late Mr..
Thaddeus Stevens will prove to be much more
valuable, than it was represented itwould be,
by the newspapers, few weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

Large numbers of fine, fat cattle are being
brought on by railroad from South Western
Virginia, for the Northern markets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

Our New Orleans exchanges continue to
come, as in the old times, 'three and four in o
buneh'-not"as single spies, but in battaliOns. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-17

The newspapers are publishing whole
chapter on Visiting Cards. Wedding Cards,
&c.-their size, shape, and color-kow they
ought TO be engraved, and how they ought to
be folded-and how they ought to read.