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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

VALLEY PRODUCE TRADE.-To one who was
familiar with the business transacted at the
depot at Staunton, in produce trade, months
ago, and who has had his attention directed to
the amount shipped from that point the pres.
ent fall, it is very clear that tho penetration OF
the lower Valley by the Manassas Gap Hall
road, has had very dectcrious effect upon the
trade of the CITY of the Hills Since the
cars have been running to Mt. jackson, nearly
all the produce OF Rockingham and most OF
that OF Northern and Western Augusta has
been transported to that point. When the road
shall have been completed to Harrlsonburg,
ness of Staunton Already it IS in contempla-
ton by several Of the business men of that
place to remove to Harrisonburg. which is des-
tined to be the great BUSINESS centre of the Val
Rochmghan, Reqisier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

A RELIC OF TIE late WAR.--Wc copy
from Richmond paper, published during the
war, the following. 1t will be read with mourn
1ul feelings-and is a beautiful composition:
Hons ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
Jan. -, 1864.
The comman ding general considers 1t due
to the army, to state that the temporary re-
duction Of rati0ns has been caused By c!rcum-
stances beyond the control OF these charged
with its support. Its welfare and comfort are
the objects of his constant and carncSt soIlci.
tudc, and no effort has been spared to provide
for its wants. 1t is hoped that the eXcrtlons
now being made will render the necessity but
of short duration but the history Of the army
has shown that the country can require 20
sacrifice too great for its patriotic devotion.
Soldiers you tread, with no unequal steps;
the road by which your fathers marched
through suffering, priyation and blood to H.
dependence.
Continue to emulate in the future, as you
have in the past, their valor in arms, their pa
tient endurance Of hardships, their high re-
solve to be frec-which no trial could shake,
no bride seduce, no danger appal, and be as
sured that the just God who crowned their CT
forts with SUCCESS will, in His own good time,
send down his blessing uDon yours.
r. +. LEE, General
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NV Green e. wise.

tkeal Estate AUCliOA@Gt>'J g..
COMMISSIONERS SALh.-by 'Ii. .',. 90
Alexandria, rendered At its May term '6'7, y. /.
the suit Of Henry Blondhem vs., Georg2l W" ".
Carson ct al in chancery tho uDdGri,g{j3SSt, y;
fcrs for sale, at public auction, on SATU,RD?Ah "
the @Ist day Of october, 1865 at Il t,2T r of Of
in from. Of the Mayors office, l. ~ y l. -
GROUND, with FRAME TENEMEf;N / f:::5;3
thereon situated the east side o! + ~" -
fax street, and south of Gibbon street. ut :.1.,
intersection, binding on Fairfax stcec. % .
i0I inches, and on Gibbon street lo3 it. ) @c~., %
TERMS-Ono-tenth Of the purchase 4 DE- ...I
to be paid in cash, and the residue IL g. i MN
IS months. with interest; the bonds q 'Ay ra,
chaser with security TO be taken for the "1 49,.
red instruments, and the title 10 be rgLaiH1" IT,.
til the purchase money is paid. SlE,I4i ,' 49,"
costs of convcyancing at the expense OF IH%
chaser. GEORGE ". DNL:-,g
oct It'd Comm !. ''' 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

QUE FRIEND. HENRY STRAUss, win :. -
ways obliging and accommodating Jcg. :m. 49,,
TO inform his friends and the public in ga..,
that he has returned home again, after s,s.1
sence Of two weeks up North. We can Say w..
pleasure that after looking through his VIII -,
iected stock Of Clothing, Gents Fu,,-~a..
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Trunks. WIKI,
Satchcls etc, one cannot leave lis r,,..
lishment without purchasing IIe ha, 49,.
made an addition to bis store in the way -
wholesale room, where he would b. Dl.a.u.,
have his numerous friends and NcquaiA..,,.
call upon him. HENRY STRAUSS.
las, King ST., opp. WrA&GR.R.Uc,a.
sep 22-tf Alexandria, \.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03
BLONDHEINI

Corner hlng and Fairfax strc..:
Has just received large ard comnlot.
Of Ready Made Clothing and Ur5o.' -, ,;;'">
which rank highest in style an lowcr T., ~@',
than that Of any house in this city. Hal t5.@
No. Beaver Suits a. S25. '"'-~
First quality Black Cloth Suits a. saa
Cashmere Suits at IS ard upwards
Ca2sinct Suits @t IS and upwards.
Cashmere Pants at So and upward.
Cassinet Pants ri $ and upWarI:
And other goods as cheap in p.oror;.r .
member the place. BL0yD,rsw, '''
oct IF Cor. King and Fa;rry'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

GEO c. HEENGHG, No. 5l1, 7th st-oo. =;
gagged in manufacturing suits for srraT' !. e..
which he is able to offer almost as low, ,'. GI.!:
York wholesale prices. lie has tb"r," As Noa
here ana sells very 1eat suits for boys ,@5 'o"
Mashing tOn, y. c., oct 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

POST OFFICES a new Office is established at
StapIcton Mills; Amherst county, Va, between
Pattonsburg and Richmond; and Miss SalIie i.
Scruggs appointed rostmistrcss. Office at
Stafford Court House, Stafford county, Ea,, IS
re established, and Miss Theresa Il. AIexan-
der appointed postm!stresS. At EcrdlervlIe,
Orange county, Va, Miss Virginia l.. GraW
is appointo 4 poStnstrcSS, vice i. y, Hatch,
resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03
E&eYE7a EEEsGE5E4a

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Oct. 3.-Thc market
his morning was quiet. In Flour 10 change.
Wheat unchanged, with offerings Of 1851 bush
els rcd, and Is OF white-no sales Of white re-
ported red brought 175, 100, 2l0, 2l5, 800,
300, 2225 and 240 Very light offerings Of Corn
and prices advanced; sales Of mixed at l23.-
Oats in brisk demand, with sales OF Virginia at
GGaGS, and Tennessee bright ut Go. Rye with
out change; sales at 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

Our readers may nave some idea Of the char
actcr Of the Radical demonstration in Phila-
dcIphia from the statement that F0rncy pre-
sided, and that Dan Sickcts is mentioned among
the ''distingushcd'' speakers from 'abroad'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

About two years ago schooner sailed from
Mobile with one hundred and fifty colored men
on board, ostensibly bound for Texas, where
the freedmen we're promised employment as
railway laborers at high wages. 1t is now al
legged that the negroes were taken to Cuba and
sold into slavery, and the Mobile journals are
prosecuting an inquiry into the subject. SIEVE
raj prominent Radicals are reported as having
been concerned ia the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03
= = >
EAIsEsEED.

In Baltimore, on the 10th Of SeptcmJr3 sg
the Rev. Henry Siiccr, GEO. D. HORN ER,
GSe Of c Pos; ys1 H Of Rohm@aJ wv w.
On the path instant, by Elder John C"M
AMOS X. MONTEETH and Mis- SARAH b..
ROWE. both Of Stafford county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

JUST received, q large assortment Of Y.....,
and Boys Clothing at S. UEALuHf. '
sep rs los. KIM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

MEXICO. From the city Of Mexico mail ad-
vices Of September Is have been received
Gen Cauto, who isaccuSed Of numbering Gen.
Puton, throws the responsibility upon his su;
pcrior officers, Gen. Corona Or the officials Of
the War Department, lie claims to have had
private orders for the shooting and demands
trial by Congress. 1t Is rumorcd that an at
tempt had been made to poison Ortcga, Pa
toni'5 fellow prisoner The troubles with L0Za-
do the JaIisco chief, are still brewing. LoZadO
recently reviewed 5000 men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

A RARITY.--Thosc Suits a. Doah,m'. ...
posed Of WoIvings Frosted Baascr-..@ !.
goods in the market, 1T JOS, king>.. r...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

The Rockingham Old Commonwealth says
We are glad to learn that enterprlsing men OF
capital are filling our mountain sides with
sheep. We can care for million in our noun
tain slopes and hills, and certainly there is no
investment in which there is more money
than the purchase of a few thousand acres of
our fine mountain land and the raising Of
sheen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

DosToN B0or AND SHOE MARKET.-Thc
boot and shoe trade is generally active. Large
lots are sold to Southern buyers and promptly
paid for The sales Of the past week will foot
up about $500, 900. Manufacturers are Stacking
up little and the stock now on hand IN our
market is fully equal to the demand. There
seems to be 40 unusua! demand for poor and
medium grades.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

DR.. j. W. Malett, recently elected proles-
sor of applied science in the University of Viz
GINA, has accepted the invitation from the
executive committee Of the Border Of Agricu!-
tural Society of Virginia and North Carolina,
to deliver one Of the annual addresses at the
approaching fair at Danyille, Va, commencing
On the Goth Of October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

TIE RADICAL POLITICAL DEMONSTRATION
IN DEMONSTRATION 10000 to $4,000
persons took part yesterday in the procession.
These numbers were exceeded In the parade at
night which was swcllcd by number Of the
campaign clubs that did not turn out in the
morning The procession formed on the lower
section of Broad street, and commenced to
march about nine @ clock An immense crowd
filled the streets On the line Of march, which
extended from Christian street to G!raTd ave
nue.. and the steps and windows OF the houses
en- route were crowded with spectators.
The procession reached the corner Of Third
and Chestnut streets at half past ten o'clock,
and we're an hour and aqliartcr in passing that
point. During the whole evening Chestnut
street, from Broad to Third street, was 50 pack
ed with people moving in various directions as
scarcely to leave room for the passage OF the
street cars.
The crowd at the Union League meeting was
immense, notwithstanding so many persons
were attracted to other parts Of the city to wit
ness the procession. Col. Eorncy presided, and
spcechcs were delivered by Gen. Sicklcs and
others before the arrival Of the procession,
which was received with constant succession
of cheers and display OF fireworks, and the
line was then passed in review. The League
House bazed with gas jets, the flags which sur
mounted it were illumincd by calcium lights.
After the passage Of the procession the assem-.
bage dispersed, it being near midnight, and
the political demonstration cndcd.-C0T, ass
Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03
ARTIFICIAL ST0NE.-The Concrete StOn

ARTIFICIAL SToNE-The Concrete Stone
manufactured in England has for years now
since 1SGl-been subjected to every test that
ingenuity could devise-to heat and iro3t,--to
water, fresh, salt and impure, to wash and at
triton, and to every atmospheric exposure,
and it is found that very few natural stones are
as durable or as uniform, and the best Of them
are costly, and, in many localities, inaccessiblc
But the comparative cheapncs and durability
of the artificial stone are Of no greater import
ance in engineering than to architecture as a
fine art. The enormous expense of cutting
rock into exact and elaborate forms pre-
vents the general adornmcnt of structures. -
But when the beautiful form may not only be
cast in mould, but cndessIy reproduced from
the same mould, and when the most florid
ornamentation may be moro chcapIy moulded
than the plaincst and most unreeved outlines
can be cut, there will be DO further excuse Tor
the monotonous and ugly buildings that char
acterizc street architecture at present. WASH.
Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

teiiiSencef says:
t'We arc enabled to state, upon reliable off
cial authority, that the expenditures last month
we're S2S, 4S5, 900. There was no interest to
pay last mouth on the public debt. Nothing
for Alaska Army transportation, OF course,
formed large part, but, but it will be much
heavier when the winter season sets in. The
average monthly interest upon the national
debt IS about 100000. Add this to the
above sum Of current expendit ures- $2S, 800,
GG0-and we have near $40 ,000,O 900 as the ex-
penditure that falls upon September
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

I'D. O SULLIVAN, publisher Of the Irish PEG
pie" in New York, who recently came out tor
Grant and CoIfax, is about to enter suit against
the New York Express and the Democrat, tor
damages, both Of these papers having asserted
that he received the SUM OF $1,000 for the 20
litical course he saw fit to pursue. In letter
to the New York Tribune Mr.. o Sullivan says:
"On Monday September q, [ did receive
from Judge Wilkin a check for the sum OF one
thousand dollars, and this check was part OF
a number of business transactions between hun
and me which began several years ago, and
which are likely to continue many years to
come
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

CUBA. -Advccs from Havana have been re-
cciycd to September &c. The intelligence OF the
progress Of the Spanish revolution was fur
nishcd officially by Minister Concha to the Cap
tain General, who had furnished the favorable
dispatches to the city press for publication,
something never done before. Other despatch
cs, supposed 10 be not 50 favorable, were sup
pressed. Much dissatisfaction is reported to
exist among the Spanish navy officers ut
Havana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

A Fashionable Short Froch naG w.u..
Coat you can find only at Dca!Eau.,s, re- r.,
street. o,,s's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

Mrs. Stanton, the champion Of Woman's
Rights, is inpatient and protests against the
acknowledgements Of another man OF any race
or clime," until suffrage is allowed the female
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03
CITY ITEMS,

Those Diagonal Suits at Dealhara's t.I,...
eye Of everybody. 'S %.: /:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

The Georgia Legislature has passed b
giving about 100000 aid to railroads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03
CARPET BAGGERs-A SERIOUS y JOKE. Iii
Richmond Wing of Monday says:


CARPET BAGGERs-A SERIOUS JO KE.-ThG
Richmond Wing of Monday says:
Little did Captain Parr, Of Nansclnond,
dream Of the importance Of his uttcrance in the
Convention when he dubbed the hungry Office
seeking Northern adventurers, carpet baggers,
for the result is that the term, coined in the
heat of cloQuence, has been adopted North ard
South, and promises to live as long as One Of
these men remain on the soil of the South with
his unwclcomc presence. 1t has broken up
the trade in carpct-bags, and they arc now as
dead q stock upon the Southern merchants
hands, as last years almanacs or second hand
tooth brushes. Nor is this all. Those who
had them already have put them out Of sight
as Abraham did his dead, and use instead sad
dlc-bags, pillow cases, and, for the most part,
trunks without regard to size. This is very
amusing to the public. but is matter of very
serious moment to the baggage agents on rail
roads.
HAITI .-Adyccs from llayt, ST. Domingo,
and the British Antilles are received. Salnayc
had issued proclamation to the citizens and
soldiers Of Hayti, offering amnesty to all the
disafected who returned to their allegiance,
and congratulating his army on their late vic:
tories. Cabral, of ST. Domingo, had arrived
at Kingston, Jamaica. BacZ waa still pnrsu-
ing his Vindictiye policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

DEALHAMs custom-mede Beaver Su.,o,-.
be beat. "''a can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

The New York Times observes that the
newspaper attacks on the ''Grecian bend are
resulting just as was loretold when they were
bsgun, that is TO say: 1T is steadily though
slowly spreading, and it is impossible to walk
down Broadway on a fine afternoon without
seeing quite number OF elegant illustrations
If If -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

The Wheeling Register says, John S. Car
Lille has moved his family to Clarksburg,
West Virginia, with the intention of becom-
Ing the successor Of Hon. ?. 6. Van Wrinkle
in the U. S. Senate, provided the Radicals
shall have a majority in the next Legislature. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

PROBABLY A DUEL.--At 4 prominent lobby
resort in this city, on Wednesday, there was
personal encounter between q certain Spanish
gentleman, who represents one Of the Terri
tories as delegate to Congress, and an cX-
naval officer. The latter denounced Queen
Isabella as IN unchastc woman, and expressed
some qualification at her present prcdicancnt,
when the delegate knocked him down with his
cane. \ duel will follow unless the authOrl-
ties interfere TO prevent it. Wash. CJtr0njcIc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

Gen. Hancock sickness will prevent the as
sembIng of the Dyer court martial for some
time Gen. Thomas is member of the court,
and is said will remain in Tennessee, in com
mand of the troops there, untilthe trial begins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

We have received the October Number OF
the African Repository, which contains much
matter of interest TO The friends Of the Coloni-
cation Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

1t Is estimated that $4,000 persons took part
in the Radical procession in Philadelphia yes
terday 1t is said that at Indianapolis. a few
days ago, the Democratic Convention numbered
sixty thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

Very large Conservative meetings have been
held this week, in Reading, Pa, Pittsburg, Pa,
Easton, Pa, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and Logausport
Ind. At these meetings speeches were made
by Senator DooIit!e, Mr.. Hoffman, Mr.. Mont,
gomcry Blair, Gen. Morgan, and Mr., Stanbery.
The people were aroused and enthusiastic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

The Queen of Spain is reported to have
taken with her, when she left San Sebastian, all
the Crown jewels and Royal rcgaiia, and
100000 reals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

The slave trade is entirely suspended on the
coast of Africa Cuba is now importing coolies
in preference to Africans, and Brazil has given
UP tie traffic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03
Foreign News.

:. During her residence in France Isabella will
inhabit the castle now belonging to the Empe-
Tor Napoleon, at Pau; the last of the Bour-
bons sheltered in the cradle Of the race, Isa-
bella of Spain the guest Of a Bonapartc, in the
house where Henry ". was born.
The election in Spain for members Of the
new Junta is. 10 progress, and perfect order Is
maintained.
The money order system is to be established
between the United States and Germany.
The Jury in the case OF the station master,
at the scene of the recent railway disaster in
Wales England, acquitted the prisoner.
Another colliery explosion IN Wales Is re-
ported Eleven persons were killed and many
injured.
The American Chamber Of Commerce Of
Liverpool viii give banquet to Hon. Rcverdy
johnson and Lord Stanley on the I'D instant.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. NO public improve
ment in Washington has been pushed forward
with greater rapidity, or work, than the trea-
sury building. The capitol building is now
finished, so lar as outside work is concerned,
but the completing process seems to drag
along very slowly. Not SO with the treasury
The GcrmaDla Schuctzen festival, which has
been in progress mere, has been great success
especially when it is considered that this is the
maiden effort of the Gcrmania.
Captain John Reagan, an old and we'll known
ca plain of the river boats, died last night
During September, H. l02 barrels of flour
were inspected in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET 1.-The mar
llct at DrovGrs' Rest yesterday was very dull
We quote: 700 head Of Cattle at 81 90 a Sc. 80
per 100 b gross; 1000 Sheep aud Lambs at
So 80 - per head 81 Cows and Calves
at $50 a $G5.
The dry goods trade was rather flat in New
York on Thursday, Judging by reports from
the various auctions. Doubtless the present
unsettled condition Of the money market, with
the sudden advance OF the rates Of interest, has
something to do with it.
During the month Of August, Isl ,020
tobacco were shipped in bond from Richmond,
upon which Tic United States government re-
ccivcd the revenue tax Of $3.50, Q54
business was more active at the Baltimore
Stock Board yesterday morning. but dull at-
forwards. Gold closed at 1898, per cent low
or than on Thursday. There were no transac
lions in Governments. Virginia G's sold at j3!.
In accounting for the money strlngcncy the
New y 0rk Commercial says the indications are
plain that certain stock cliques arc the prlncl-
pal agents in producing the excessive strln-
gency.
Chicago has gone heavily into the shoe bust,
ness.
ny GERMAN LUTHERAN ClIURCu-Servico
Ut the First Presbyterian Church, on Sunday,
at :; O clock u. IN, by the Rev. John NJ Brandt,
DID, An adjourned meeting Of the congroga-
ton will take place at : O clock D. IN. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

The BEST OF THE ARGUMENT = From
late speech of Mr.. Pendleton. -"As | was
travelling in the East, the other day, / heard
DISPUTE going on between two men in the rail
road car One Of them had big burIy voice.
T was little modest, and when | heard the
DISPUTE going on I did not look back, but do
not see man on the stand big enough to own
such voice. Laughter He IVES RepuD!l-
can, and had lost his temper. The other man
had Veazencd squcaking voice, that might
have belonged to girl. The subject OF the
Convention at New York came under discus
sion, [ heard the big voice say-lt the Iadlc*
will excuse me, [ will use the very language
that he did, though it is not very II! tor CAR cars
polite, and | was shocked that Puritan Nc"
England should endure such language IN public
Every rebel at the South will vote i0r ocy'
mour and Blair. Laughter. 49,,
SWELL" says the little fellow, Il wish they
would; it is the first sensible thing that nave
heard Of their doing il ten years. Laughter
and cheers. ,.,
That only made our Republican friend little
more angry. lie said:
every ID thief in the country will vote
for Seymour and Blair. B" IIaugh liter, and cries
OF "Buter' There is 20 telling what Butler
will do if he sees we are going to win. laugh
ter. The little fellow answered:
II hope they will it only shows that they
have stolen enough, while they are now como
| to repentance and better heart
Says the other: ''South Carolina Will vote
| fol- Seymour and Blair. :.
SWELL" saysthe little fellow, South CaroiLna
is getting along very we'll, If you Will only lei
her alone My experience in life has lWay$
| been that it is easier to coax dog with beet
steak than to cntice him With stick -
Laughter.
concluded that my little Democratic fIlenc
had got the better of that argument, and an
swered satisfactorily all the talk we hear about
war and about the rebels we have in the Dem
ocratic party Instead of being sorry they arc
there, I am glad of it; | wish there had beel
more of them, for believe as Gen. Grant saIc
when he made his report the fail of 1868, thc5
tear with patience the result OF dctcar, and AZ,
prepared to be now loyal citizens in peace, 4:
| they were brave enemies in war. Cheers.