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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-27

FAUoUIER COUNTY ITEMS .-We understand
that the number Of visitors at the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs is daily increasing, and
that this popular resort, for the first time since
the war, now wears an appearance Of life and
gayety. Mr.. Weber, the leader Of the ccle
brated band which bears his name, has made
his debut.
Horse thieving IS becoming to oe matter Of
most serious moment in our county. During
the past month there have been at different
times no less than eight or ten horses stolen
from our citizens, and no clue leading to dctec-
ton has been had of the thieves.
The Catholic Retreat, at their Church il
Warrenton, took place on the 18th, 18Th and
18th insts., the Rev. Robt Fulton officia ting.
The services were of highly interesting nature,
and were attended by members Of all the de-
nominations OF our town. WalTcnt0D Iader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-27

There is said to be fearful famine prevail
ing in Finland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-27

RADICAL MANGUvERING.-W were some
what surprised on Saturday, to learn that the
most prominent members of the Radical party
in this city we're violently opposed to the bill
which had passed the lower House, of Con
gress becoming law. They do not wish to
give to the scallawags, carpet-baggers and
negroes the power to manage the affairs Of the
State. They fear that if this should be done
Governor" Wells will go out and Hunnicutt,
or some one belonging to that wing Of the
party, will be put in his place. Treasurer Rye
and many others entertain the same fears, and
are opposing the passage Of the bill with all
their ability. What they wish done is, that
ing the Governor" power to supervise the
action OF the commanding general, and that
no appointment shall be made by him without
the advice aud consent of the "Governor"
A committee OF either party went to Wash
ington Saturday night to engineer the matter
What the result of it will be remains to be
seen. --;s-r5-.ss.
Rye, Humphreys, Van Lew and Wardwell,
20 as, the committee to look alter the 'sioint
resolution" scheme, and Danner, Morrssey
and Mansfield, as the friends of the House bill,
rs we'll as Wigand's interests. -Rich. Eng. l.
A STEPPlNG-OTONE TO POSIT1ON.-M. de
Sartiges, formerly the French Minister at
Washington, at present ambassador to Rome,
is about retiring from diplomatic life He
owes his promotion to his wit He was in the
Office of the French Consul at Bagdad when
small riot (which was promptly quelled) broke
out The French Consul lost no time in writ
: ing detailed account of the scene to NJ. Gui-
zot, adding: 'Thanks to my energy, your en-
voy escaped the great dangers which he in
cured. The document was handed to Nj.
de Sartiges to be copied and forwarded; and
be added, over his signature, I"And I also es-
capped, fortunately, though I received a. blow
from stone 10 the back of my servant" Gui-
zot was pleased at the wit, and when he read
it to Louis Philippe, the King said ''Since
: the young man is so badly stoned in Asia, you
;. mustmake haste and give him a mission in
Europe" From that date the diplomatic life
: OF M de Sartiges commenced. !:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
TyRU TEES SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trust executed to m O,
the 18th of December, 1866 and Of record anon
the land records Of Prince William COUNTY. I
shall, at Brentsville, before the Court H0usn
door Of the said county, for the purpose Of pay.
ing off the debt thereby secured, expose for ssic
at public auction, on the Sd DAY OF AUG'T'
1868, that being Court day,
a TRACT OF LAND,
particularly described in said trust coMtaini1o
go acres, roods and 28 poles, except 148 acre.
l rood and 80 poles, conveyed to a. Ncol, bg
deed dated January, 1855.
This land has O. COMFORTABLE HOUSE
a good barn and stable upon it, young and
thrifty orchard, and well Of good water con.
venient to the house. This land is easily i'm
proved, well adapted to the growth Of grats
and grass, and could be made in 8 short timcs
comfortable home. z. uUNTON, Trustee.
Prince VIM. CO., jc 24-Iaw4w
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSES
Z j AND LOTS IN AND NEAR CENTRE
VILLE.-By virtue Of u decree Of the Circui.
Court Of Fairfax county, rendered at its No.
vembcr term, 1867, in the cause Of Mary T.
Roberts vs.. l.. N. Roberts, the undersigned
Commissioners therein named, viii sci, :: pub
lie auction, at Fairfax c. H.. on MONDAY,
the 18th day of August, 1858: Court day, The
following property:
lst. A LOT or FIVE ACRES, At the village
Of Ccntreyille, Fairfax county, being the S. T.
corner lot made BY the intersection Of the Brad
dock road with the road leading to Manassas.
2. A LOT in Centreville Of one quarter Of az
acre, being the S. w. corner Of said ia:c.:cc-
ton, and fronting on said Braddocji road o.,
3. a HOUSE AND LOT in C:n.r2y.Mc.
known as the Red House lot and fronting
on the turnpike opposite TO tne Stone Church,
These lots are all very desirably situated.
TERMS-One tenth cash, and the residue in
three equal instaImcnts al six, twelve aat
eighteen months, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes OF the pg.-
chaser, and retention Of the title till The s&,e l.
completed, and the cash payment % be forfeit
ed on failure of the purchaser TO meet the d.
ferred payments. Z. > Mn Elk.
II. D. BALL.
! Commissioners Of Sale
| Foirfs,y county. iv 23-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-27

The new "Reconstruction" bill, which actually
passed the House Of Representatives last Fri
day, and by which the States Of Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas have to be handed over
to the bogus CONSTITUTIONS! Conventions which
have been lately in session, contained this Sec
ton:
''Sec. 5. That if in any one Of said States
any person shall during the year 1858 vote for
any candidate for clector OF President or Vice
President Of the United States, or shall act as an
officer at any election for such candidate, every
person 50 offending shall be deemed guilty Of
high misdemeanor, and shall be liable to in
dictment and conviction thereof in any court of
competent Jurisdiction, and shall on conviction
be fined not more than one thousand dollars,
and be imprisoned not less than one month nor
more than one year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-27

Last night, iu the Senate, Mr. Sherman,
from the Conference Committee on the Fund
ing bill, made q report, which was concurred
in. The report provides for the issue of bonds
running thirty and forty years spectively, bear
ing interest at II and per ct. principal and in
terest payable in coin. The amount of bonds
to be issued is to cover the principal of all the
500 bonds now in existence, and to be applied
to their exemption, lat the option OF the holders.
The second section approprlates $l35, 100000
Of receipts from customs to the payment of the
interest and to establish sinking fund The
third and last section provides that there shall
be no fiscal agents Of the Treasury and no COM
missions paid. ..t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-27

SHALL VIRGINIA VOTE ?--Prosidcnt John
son declares that the people Of Virginia have
the right to cast their votes, under the Alex
andria Constitution and the laws Of the State,
for electors of President and Vice President, ct
the election in November next. We do not
doubt their clear right to do so; for the Gov
eminent now supported by the force Of the
bayonet is unqucstionably revolutionary and
unconstitu tional one. The white people might
at least make preparations Tor voting, and
leave it to the military to forbid the act. They
would thus manifest their willingness to sup
port Seymour and Blair, and would throw the
odium of the sitting OF the voice of a sovereign
State upon the Radical party. Whatever
steps may be taken, however, should be taken
with great care and circumspecion. -Ri;ch
Dispatch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

a Nwrgre 0evrVr Tl1ss uoFd af-
81 il aa dpig nEht Ns5 dsE. uifheat
rs1set tres flst Maneoar 4svs - Nah.
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nla'.t i usad - psrf4euiars TIE sal.
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&c thns d aas iks bsal oaial b Lad
cod ~ saras isuae Apaghf = bat. and
va loid. Wei ~. I eall that good
outft Welt g. ibe paniegs Hoass
10 Denvor = s.; dinner Water hrot
me yefy p.oo@ ene. sod waea ] Gem
planned. sad. "Ne9 sarry, bat can't
help i grand supper bore to-night
gtxen 81 ciiftegs = Geo Pope and STAT
ard tssi tho best Uught ] can give
yoa Ishov "a my Saith q Weas0n
rrrrller q = natYe You've eot a
bully onifi there stranger, sure 8
tam a vasJBs - 81 outlt q 3erses
wagon drAwu By ore h5rNe is a. outfit
Su'.s a man With cane. o. . woman
with a pafAsol - Cgtgsd Aalmf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

THE 0nlolAIs or qHE HpcoNsiHucrEp
srsrp The principal state officers and
the representatives il Congress o. the
seven states recently entered to the
Union are as follow
Alabama Governor, William II
Smith acknowledgements, A. j APP
plcga,e representatives, lat district,
Francis w Kellogg OF Mobile ID,
g Charles w Buckley Of Hayneyiile; 30,
Benjamin w Norris VI Montgomery,
4th. Charles W Pierce OF Dcmopolls,
9th. Joseph W. Burke OF Huntsville;
9Th Thomas Haaghey Of Decatur
Florida Governor, Harrison Reed (;
lieutenant.gorernar. William II Glea-
son; senators, n H. S. WEIGH aud T.
w Osborne representative, Charles
n Hamilton, Formerly 81 Wisconsin.
Georgia Governor, II Il. Bullock
representatives, Isl district, j. w Cliff
i VI Savannah. 81 Nelson IN; ID VIII
s lam L. EdwAfds q Butler, Taylor coun-
IL; lth. Samuel s. Cove u Griswolds-
vile Twiggs county 9Th, Hon Charles
ii Prince II Augusta, 6tA, John III
Chriaty. 9Th. z. n y. YoRag
Loaisiana Governor, II = War
MONTH lieutenant governor, Oscar J
e DUN. Representatives, lst district, J.
Halls syphsr u New Orleans "a James
Aaaa Of New Orleans election contest
oe BY Col Sunon Jones. republican ;
81 Josedk r NeWsham 81 West Felici-
ana member u the conyeat0n 4lh
Michael Vidal Of 81 Landry native
born, % French lineage 9Th, W Jas
er Blsokburn q Homer Claiborne
connty.
North Carolina Governor, w w.
lIolsien, lieutenant governor, Tod Il
Caidwell3 representative. Isl district.
] X French Of Chowaus "a ID Heston
ol Craven. 81 q. IL D0ckert Of Rlch-
tnond, 5lh / O Lash Ot FORSYTH. 9Th
lsaiAansel Bey3oa al Salisbury; 7th Al.
oxAndef Ii. Jones' II Buneombe.
SontL Carolina Governor Robert H
Scott, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. Bossxer
representatives, ist district b Fl Whit
to mere IL Darfington, "a G. G. Bow,
en- a Charleston, "a Simon Coriey Of
I,e1iagaon; 81 James H. Cess d Tn.
iouville Al lsSge. iwo s.itiIsiouAi rep
iesengAuses, slscfsd ~ order q tie
conyention, VIZ J. + nj Eppiag d
cAaslesGon. Elias S Dickson Of Claren-
So don.
00ss Saith ard Holdsn SIRE naAlyea
81 their stats. and west ruioa men du-
ring ;he var Coz Bullock j. native
% Nss YosA. bus foF sosae wears resi.
deaf iH Georgia. 6os Reed vas t0T.
inei!y . Misc0uSln esfiior Cos War.
moaih Il 4 natixa u lillnoss, and vas
"a oisloeg 81 Mias0ua sr0eps Cos
Soots i $ native n rounsgl asia. aud
vac an eapeF u 0hae uoqs2 H tie
4 atena1s- governors. 1oAnson. Dunu.
Caldwell sad BoaEcr are saatlasru- lsoFsa
Nnd lsasai-g50t Duan a \ eosorea maa.
plaskAia meni isesa In4snaa And
gileasaa fgusn Mase sesta. Tweais-
sal Il be representative aEv rnpab-
s $3.50 f5af 6en.oesAls tbs lagiel
. Indicated ia the .sst b. aiAAief
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What Every One Wants.

A good reliable medicine that will be on hand when
required and never fails wheR called on. That is now
10 be- obtsincd Ia Dr. Tobias Celebrated Venetian LiHi'
meat May thousands cal, It the wonder d the Age
ss u does a that IL represented and more II cures
Dlarhscl Dyseatrry, Collie, spasms, Vomiting Group
and Sea-sckuesa surely used and IL perfectly 20
baccut 10 take Internally even n double The quantity
named n the directions and external remedy Tor
GhrBnfe Rbeumati IN, Sore Throat, spruins INSECT
StnEs Pains Va the Back, Chest and Limbs Thousands
have testihd aud their certificates be seen by
aay the Doctors Depot Dc Ualtlandt Street Y
Hundreds u physicians IL 10 their practice II has
been introduced since ,Sil and handreds who have
h Ia their houses say they would not be without Il even
" so per bottle livery drop mixed nr, Tobias
himself and be depended only ~ cents and 81
psr Bottle Sold by Druggists. Depot 56 Coruandt 81
by.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

Taa Sarfa CsssssA4 sasf Hslasns =
h 1lf MeoaoJ. * soaih CsseinA, reoeat-
~ .e~tared - @ashagsou 81 tas on
\ disA a aaas1 10 bis STATE ~ tbs
srso u ahaA Is eaFe description
q, b. ssna hiilsfp pbo have Always
i-sa degraded - q paopis. By ne
syiea aada phieA ihel ha,e ltsd -
There uors alsoui iweaty-oiFht tboas
asid n laass. Tns free aalaool Is ostcs-
n uukn0uu am8ng ibem, aHd there IN
- ssdissos ,4As say q ibsir ancestors
81 ever aBnw hos ~ read and wri}e. III
q taos ever 4sd. lbos reading @0a asraltng
wltA them 10 rm1ksM ~ ausouR Hthe
i d tara Ta6y essa eAt a portion u
Use earth, and are ~ fond ~ eating
aaaI tass. IA arias O get Sa ounce. olie
i ol tbeu sAH been even kaonn h. wash
hsa.saB fhey III yutei solid Tor &C.
d sssga laecsuss thsf seFe told ~ 80 ~
,ag5 ara IL facs natural Democrats. r.
d ! "a fJfmaF times On ihe eve Il a. cleo.
u1a. Dvai candidaies woald make o
raid ksuong then, hud carry q a.
ia.nsy A. Possible. and lock item Up IN
bull pens ts.l iHa voting DAY end
smatimas she peas would BE- assailcl,
aai tie INMATES captured aud taken Of
by = rival ual beta A. voters. By ihe
4 ght 81 capture Degraded as they
arr. they are said 70 Be- tue fneal de-
satndants IL Marion : men Early in
Tie preseni mouth ons 81 the Ilepgbh-
can orators vas addressing about hse
hundred ot these people when be was
8 interrupted ~ i st,riwaFt man, about
hfy years 81 age. Who sAid be wUnld
like 10 make i speech II was answer
e tbst The are u free speech had a.
& last come 81 south Carolina and be was
allowed 70 70 on He said. Fellow
citizens. YOU all kn5w me was born
y "a i these hair sand hills You know
81 | am Democrat aud bate niggers
Bot I'm gwine % vote The Republican,
tlcket, ard l want you ans 10 vote for
ior II too. Cause wlyY felier ritiSgns :
y cause Why haAe he'd a waTnih from
the Lord You know. Teller citizens,
q alters raised the best dominic game
cocks 10 The State 81 South Carolina.
They never give Wby for the cold steel
and ,bay was lighting on the gails
Wal. Ginril Sharman STATED down this
yer way with his company and went
olt with nay ritle. amp With the boys 10
meet him They was too lig for Us.
and drew we-u allback Wal, / reck
Il on when Gjnnl Sherman come here, /
hal nigh bautseyouty IT the best dom
inins thas ever packed corn seed --
Wal Ginral Sharman's men began 10
shoot II my chlckens, and they bunged
EN- under the house aud round the
house and on Top u the house aud
reckon when they got threw hadn I
MOI 81 ten chickens left Bat. before
God, they han / one ~ EN- crowed from
that day 70 this, although they're an fuli
game That's the reason, feller citizens,
I'm gwinc 70 vote tins Republican tick
a. It's time for se-uns 70 stop CROWN
aud do the clean thing Feller citizens,
we onght 10 lave as much sense as "a
fowl
These Sand ,hillers baye now learned
that the same law that eleyatos the ne.
gro will elevate 'the poor white The
late contest was between poor and liz
noraut loyalty and rich aud cultivated
ireeson, and the right has tfiumpbed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

The NsR York Leader having said
If Colax has cFor been a printer. be u
know what Il il 20 hase q farm pied
nezt November" Tho Providence
J0urnai adds the following diamond
iooi-note eEKartly 50. Tho Demo
cratic form is already So badly slalj-
tied and n Hs feet Tat tie strongest
edass Ia the country can't bold Il TO
rgther, and there are clear Indications
that II will be ia h-l, the receptacle for
bsoken forms, very early in November.
MosrnkL, Jane 2s.-Jed Davis iell
down stairs at LCHuo1uiIe on Friday,
and was somewhat injured.
-Grasshoppers wers Matching about
The last Of April at Salt Lake City, at
the rate of 200 10 $50 70 the square
inch
Tho press kilograms nom Mississ-
ippi announcing that the Democrats
are carrying that state by ogerwhelmIng
malorihes ars discredited at army
headquarters Dispatches from Gen
Mcdowell, tbo Military commander Of
that district give exactly opposite re-
ports and say that there is very good
prospects for the adoption Of the rev
constitution.
Mrs Eunice Warner, formerly Of
Great harrington. Mass, became moth
er at 10 years. grandmother at n, a
great-grandmother At 40, a great-great-
grandmother at 50. a great-great-great-
grandmother at "a years after which
she lived several years.
The Legislature u South Carolina
viii meet on the 9Th Of July, and that
Of louisiana on the 29th inst.
-Nebraska's valuation is $32 900, r.
600, an increase Of sl4,000,00O since
lgsr year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

Cen ffah1s seFn6 aserssfe
laarslay &c i ia 5ta - DIESEL
soanaading 49, Io4ste Nslss@ty D4s-
ifs stating teal MinasnpF hsd an.
ssslit atss5 sAs aaafstsi4ou aha
elected reFaisaa STATE asles Gen
Meissus1. uNos BE- nssuaa cas1sa@E ]
thefe, has proved hsmesf - vAfuas'
safggssor q ths reoaasgraeiaoa Ead a..
nfes X Cna esres
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II q L Il . /.

Like the volcano, Bols give issue The foul ana fiery
contents otthe deep interior TO remove the d
snch suffering isouly necessary to vitaize the Blood
6y Supplying # with ts Btfe Element Iros.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
"a protected solution Of the Protosde Of Iron) viii do
this eectualy and give strength Ugor and "e'a w to
The whole system.
RxrEAor or A LrrrEa FROM REv. RfcHABn s. EpEs, on
BoLToN, Mass. s
',For years was a sufferer from Bos, 80 that my
fe became wears0me through their frequent and per-
-stent recurrence finally carhuucle formed IN the
small Of my back, During ne progress large pieces "
decaup0sed frsh every day two cut away, and
the pr.iraan and general disturbance Of the system
were great Before had recovered from this attack
two smaller earbuncies broke out higher up, and
agan threatened with recurrence Of he suerings 70
which hsd SO long been subjected Y was s, TINS
time that Icommcnoed taking the PERUNlANSYKUP
continued taking it until had used i've bottles since
then have had nothing Of the Kind, For years was
one ar The greatest sufferers. otneF medicines gave
me partial aud Temporary relief, but this remarkable
remedy with Kind and intutiYo sense, went directly
to The root o. the evil and did its work with thorongh
moss worthy Of ils established character"
50 pags Pmphlet sent free. The genuine has
t'Peruviaa syrup blown Ia The glass
J. 2. DiNsAoRE, Proprietor,
No. 90 Deg St., NeW York.
Sold BY all druggists.
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AIE HnaE On TIN HllaSlDX Ia,t lsrxea h.
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Al sAias JACKSON ; GO, 4iaatRiils. Ms1ag ~ q
noGzff. 81.
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