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N A-o- GFrsO. " OLCOII,
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh
MRS. VIM. R. CoELINs' CERTIFICATE

HANNIBAL, Mo- August % 1855.
MRS. JACKSON, Dear Asddm-I am most
happy to inform you thatafter having suffered
more than three years with what some puysi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canEer of the
mouth and throat, tried various remedies,
but found nothing to 90 me any good until
heard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called Queen Bess." I bought one boil
tie, went according 10 directions, and am truly
thankful to say 1 have found . permanent cure.
Hoping you will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by 1t, l remain,
Yours respectfully,
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On tie latA Day of March, 1888.

Offer for sale, TO the highest bidder. for cash in
hand, on the premises, the following described
property, to-wiG The south half Of the Span
ish Grant No. 2623, originally confirmed to
Jean Esersvana, containing 1856 ll-l00 acres,
and hfty-eight and one-han acres OF OF
The north side OF the Spanish Grant No. 2E25,
rfginally confirmed TO Justo Martin.
fadIQ GEnRGE Trncxaa
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AdmIplstratOr's settlement.

=, County Court Of Shelby county.
:. heirs and creditors Of A. s. Keathley, de.
esssed-
.-or1fsz is y l.sly given tllat have filed set
~ c,ia---,e,-F estate OF A. h6athiey,
~ l.as..1ez nrdsrslzutark OF said Court, and
eece9r,S - s i3-1il Ss7ftcr +lrmstton of said set
tiH., thsa coanfy aaoa 1855, OF said Court
ten |, 4iey. deco aAsf.i Aday Of saia month,
n tnssn lsEll, esll ATIs - sdn'r.
W. 8,...s s.FsT
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EXECUTORS Final settlement.

ID County Courl q Shelby county
To the heirs and creditors Of Jonathan Kszih-
ley. deceased
NOTICES hereby given thse haTe 1ied NY
N settlement Of thf estate q IoLail4A
Keafhlev. deceased, VIII the CierE 81 sEl1
Court and that win aprlT for confirms iIou
OF said seftlernant g the March TEN, ISIS. -
aid month. N 20 co1zlhcese iu t1e e.iT =
Memphis. ..-...I -.
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OWEN SMITH
administrators Settlement.

In County Court OF shelly county
To the heirs and creditorsof John stoval, decd
~-oTICF Is hereby gwen that have 6led ms
N eeffIeuent OF the estate OF John StoFal
44.tseSsd- with the Clerk OF said Court, and thai
I viii apply tor confirmation 81 said settle
~ 81 the March Tenn. 1865 Of said Lourt, tC
~ held on the first Monday Of said month IN
~, ~ Fs,s Ssos1 IN oUse in the city o. Memphis
tns J.. b sPOVALs Admir-.
~, ElleS Ssis IOHN IOAGUE. Clerk.
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On the 2Sth daY OF March. lS6S

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to me
N as trustee, by Harriet Carr, on the 2Stt dlav
or May, and recorded the 5th Of June iS62 10
secure the indebtedness therein specified I vrfli
sell 70 the highest bidder for cash.
On the 2Sth day OF March, 1865,
in front Of the Woodruff Block, No. I7e Nfsin
street, in Memphis, the lot OF around deseri hsd
IA said trust decd, situate on the west side Of
Marley avenue, betwee-a the old and the new
Raleigh rouds, and known as lot No. Ten, in
Marley = subdivision.
The title is beloved 70 be good but viii con-
yeY ousy - trustee. The rleflt of re7ef1l.lsa,
g l's,fzs.a sals at Z O'Clock
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FAssMAN's IROH TlEs

THE undersigned have made extensive ST.
4 rangements TO supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
In addition tothe FASSAIAHF DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore. they now offer his ALLIGATOR ILf, vi IN
teeth so arranged as to irsrantly clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removes nom the
bale and hold it without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality Of iron
These Ties are 50 simple in their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one, 70
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
e1 petition as rope. In strength. security ard
facility OF application, they VIII com pare IA
Torsbly with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now Eeuer-
ally recognized; but it is deamed. not out of
place to call the attention Of those intsre.toc
20 the very emphatic Recommendation Of Uu-
derwriters. steamboat Captains, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea steamers and Sailing YES
seis, receutly published in the newspapers In
New Orleans.
CHAMBERS q BATTING,
General Agents. New Orleans
For sale By
EEACHAM & TREADWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & CO.,
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
se22 nos
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A H0US
BOSTON, MASS.

THE very important and extensive improve
i ments which have recently been made IN
this popular Botel, the largest n New Ed gland,
ensble The prOprietoEs to otter 70 TOurists, Fam
lies and The Travelling Public, aCsOmmoda-
Hotel IN the city. During the past summer
additions have been made OF numerous suitez
Of apartments. with bathiRg-rOOms, water
closets, etc, attached one Of fufts' magnih-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con
structed. conveys guests 70 the upper story OF
fhe house in one minute the entries have
been newly and richly carpeted, aud ths en-
tire house thoroughly replenished and refur-
nished, making IL, in all its appointments,
equal 70 any hotel in the country
Telegraph once, Billiard Halls and CAFE On
the firsG floor. LEWIS RICE 4 son.
feb7 eOd3m ProprieiOr
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vsossv-oad. Mahogany and WaInHt Broea-
teIIe Parior suits, Ofnew styles and low prices
Kx.tr- Cloth end Reps ParIOr and Library
s1its. of new styles and low prices
EovaI Medallion, Axnllnster, ever, 5,,'l,
Tsoiv Brussels. Tapestry Three PHYS, 1 Wo-
1,ivs- Hatch Wool and Hemp Carpets, an late
sfyles and elegant designs, 80 greatly reonceo
prices.
Soesa MANILA. straw AID other aatfing'
al reduced prices.
Mantle, Pier, ParEsE and Chamber ZOO ZOO
Tag Glasses. or splendid designs a. Ieau'oo
prices.
TsreeateIIe. Dsulasls, SIX and NStntsS- qari,e--
fle-,S Tace Curtains, Shades and WlnooE
1snrfnqs, of lich and elegant patterns Al"
81 vreatiy reduced prices.
SnrfuE. Hair. Cotton, 3Oss, Jenny In ~, 80
rbUck. Excelsior aEd other AatlIesses' o' ie
suced prices
.1so AL other articles kept in flrst-class Fur
,,Ffure store at low pILera- -
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SMITH &LEEcH,

r., .,.,-,rv,ss AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR
II, DEALERS. ,,,sa- ycuu.
,1s ,rsde only. LAOeEslinduoeneh'1 isiS a q
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Attochnue,et Notice.

Before p. II. Heinrich, Justice OF the Peace
Of shelby county, Tennessee.
A. J. White Co. w. d Block.
TT appears from an affidavit hled IN this case
| that the said d Block Is q non president or
The the state OF Tennessee;
II is ordered, Thai publication be made IN
the Memphis Dsily Appeal for four weeks
rom date. Of the pendance Of said ssuif al
that be be required 70 answer the same ir f5s
time prescribed By law, or judgment WI b1
rendered against him By defa.aik Trial At 10
O'Clock An, on tns n aa4 q March. lisa
P. II. HEINRICH, J. p.
February 8, 1888. feoI iaW4W
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Z N S U e A N G E.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Home Insurance Company Of
NEW YORK.
Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
OO2, ,106 IS
Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI.
Putnam Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
~asE $500 coo
THE well established reputation OF these
i Companies for prompt and honorable deal
Ing. and their large Cash Assets, commend
them 70 the favor OF Business Men and Prop
eFty Holders who desire reliable insurance, for
either Fire or Marine. We represent no COM
psnles but those duly authorized by State and
local laws. All losses adjusted and paid at this
agency.
Vredenburg & Sylvester,
General Insurance Agents, No. IL Madison
street lup Stairsl. Memphis, Tenn. nov q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-02
TTIEGATECITY
ys.A sp'lAss :. SO.

fFrcns.J - sR1.ine ~ i and oshsr Thsnss." ins
pasfl.h.a - CT esoa Co, Aew Yo,ti
Having herd much sed about skating parks
Apd the CRATE uDouut ov helth and muscls
i they uoe iuspAplsag teH the present fenera.
aAns u y siife advance from fust cost,
Z bought I ticket aud vent ffthin the Tense.
found the ice in slippery cond,shun,
covering about ekers cv ariy6shaii water
which waz owed ri stock company and
froz. lev order.
ul,on ons s,,;e.y / b : pond ssz erekted IT.
liz 4ense<r hu.a;Hss. ataere the wiinmin sot
on benches while ms t1Itcrs lkiyvered with
bushes Iitchsai the nag.ck iroa 'ew their
feet.
II wax . most existing scene the sun waz
IN the skey~and the wind waz in tho air
and the birds were. in the southland the
snow wsz on the ground and the ice lay
shiverine with bad kold-and e=pells 10Y
both eenders) fuck,ua,ed pas; me pro and
ecp, : md fro, here little and there good
deal
Il wsz : most existing scene wanted
.ew heller Bully or lay down I'd rool
over.
But i KEEP. in. and aked with glory.
Hehh waz piktured On meuny uobeit
brow.
Az the fernsil ANGELS put ont on the pond,
side By side with the mail angels, it waz the
MOI power al scene / ever stood behind.
The long red tape from their neeks swum
in the breeze. and the feathers in their jock
eys fuitered in the breeze, sad other things
lieu niuchto menshun1 futsered 10 the breeze.
don't think ever wuz more crazy be-
fore in mi life on ice.
Fos tho Ions hours stood and gazed with
dun e1si emeft
felt like kanall boss turned suddenly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22
10 Ear@rers ANA Planters.

TIE LODI MANUFACTURING co IL.
oldest and largest concern of TIE kind in ,Ss
United States, possessing extraordinary fail.
ties for the manufa turc Of Fertilizers. cg,t,.,,
ing exclusively tbs night soil, oGul Leno. oni
dead animals Of New York, BROOKLYN and IL.
seq cities, as also tina great Cvmmunipsw an
bators, Offer Icc sale. in lots to suit cQ:Lo.oo-.
5000 TONS OF
DOUBLE REFINED POUDREyTv
Made from night-soil, blood, bones and ,m.r
ground 10 . powder
It's effects have been most astonishing. dari.,,..
the crops ard maturing them 10 days or weak.
earlier. Equal to the best brands Of Sumo,
phosphate for Present Crop although SOL,
only for
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON
Packed in bbls of $50 los each
BONE DUST.
1-Coarso and Fine mixed. 2-.Nne, su,sA,.
for Drilling. And 3-Floarei Bone.
ng~ We Warrant cur Bone to Anaiyzc Pare
Packed in bbls Of Zj& lbs each Fer White,
grain, Double Refined Poudro!.o aaI Fine
Zone mixed IN equal proportions and d.".e,
in with the seed, have produced most romsrEs.
bic effects Sold as low as any article Of same
purify and fneness in the market
RO-PHOSPHATE OF LIME
We offer this Phosphate confidently rs being
a9 good, if not superior, to any ever made o..
sold in this market, containing y larger amou%
Of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia than asns
in Superphosphatcs. For permanent, = VEL.
IS for immediate powerful effect upon }s%I l.
has no equal.
Price in New York, $55 per ton Of 1000 h.:
For Price LISTS Circulars SC, apply 10
HOOE & WEDDERBUEA,
my W-6m Alexandra, Va
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SPECIAL NdDFECES.

m~ The 3gnvc7l3nts and RusiDog-
men OF Alexandria, who wish to have into~
course with the people Of the Valley Of Tiroir.
ia, |ill consult their interests by making t1sir
business known through the agency Of ~.
ROCKINGHAM REGISTER, at Hsrrsor
burg, VI. That paper circulatea more or,or
sivoly in the counties Of Rockingham. Sbana,
doah and Page than any other r4per pu6I,.S.,
in the VaileJ. Terms: One square Of 70Tra.
ono year, SIS; TWO squares: $25 one sQvs,,1
months, SIC &C lG-qg
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ALEXANDRIA.

otr The address of the Democratic National
Convention to the Conservative voters of the
country, urging their adherence to and Jealous
support Of their candidates, is styled words,
words. ''g Yes, Undoubtedly it is full OF words;
quite as much to the purpose, and quite as well
arranged, and quite..as full Of meaning, as any
other political address that has been issued
during the present political contest. We have
i rarely. seen a.better colocation of words-and
We hope they will have weight and produce
good results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22

VOTING IN VIRGINIA.-W fear that in the
present feyerish state of the Northern mind,
any spasmodic district efforts will be malicious
ly interpreted and instead Of accomplishing any
good for the cause held dear by every tue Vir-
ginian, may be made to operate to our hurt If
an election is attempted at all it ought to be uni
versa, and the full strength Of the party brought
to the polls, otherwise it had as we'll not be IN
dertaken, perhaps better We have seen moth
ing from our Northern friends Indicating de-
sire on their part that we take any actlon-on
the contrary, Pendleton was swift to contra dict
the report that he advised a vote In Texas
our own Executive Committee have not deemed
it prudent to suggest anything OF the sort, and
the result of the late elections are certainly not
calculated to inspire any oVerWeenlng zeal N
that direction. Whatever may have been our
individual opinions heretofore, we should at
least feel inclined now to defer to what appears
to be the settled conviction Of majority OF
those clothed with the authority to act in such
matters-especialy when it is more than pro-
bable that no certificates would be issued by
the acting Executive Of the State. 1t was
Gen. Early, we believe, who used to advise his
soldiers to reserve their fire until they could
see the whites of the enemy's eyes, and then
aim steady and shoot low. These random shots
generally fly very high of the mark!-Lo''doun
mirror.
It is now reported that Gen. Grant will not
return to Washington until after the Presiden-
tial election. He will probably come unannonn-
ced declining all public receptions.
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VI a RHEEe.

Mr.. THOMAS NJ. SPHINX, of Loudoun county
Va. to Miss MARY 4. HARRELI of Char
lestown.
On Wednesday, the l4th inst, by the Rev.
Charles a. Nourse, at his residence in Wash
iagton city, d. c., Major JOHN B. STAN.
ARD, of Culpeper Court House, Va, to Miss
BRITTLE K. T ETER. fourth daughter Of the
late ?. G. Peter, esq, Of Maryland.
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Port OF Alexandria, Oct. 29.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Express Nicklc, Baltimore TO j.
Broders 4 Co.
Steamer II. L. Cahil, Math, Baltimore, to
i. Wheat.
Schr. Rcbecca Smith, Philadelphia, coal to
}. leatherland.
SAILED
Schr. ralos, Shacktord, Boston, coal by Gem
tral Coal Co.
Schr. VIM Il Kennel, Soper, Jersey City,
coal by American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schra. Addio Walton, Rich, and S. S. Bick-
more, Baker, hence at Boston 2Osh instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22

LoUDoUN COUNTY. The fall term of the
Circuit Court for Loudouu, commenced on
Monday, Judge Henry W. Thomas presiding.
There was rather slim attendance, and COM
paratively little business transacted on that day
of the court. A grand jury was empannelled,
and indictments found against the following
parties, viz: AdoIphus Tavenner, for rape On
negro woman; Smith Grub and John
Thompson, for riot, and assault upon Rev.
Owen Hicks
There is no telling the amount Of val
liable treasures that lie hidden in the DO
som Of the soil Of Loudoun. Its abundant
fertility as an agricultural region has long been
known-and it's mineral wealth suspected;-
until recently, however, it has lain dormant,
awaiting the enterprise of some one to devel-
ope it. The barytes mine on the land OF Mr:
Alfred Ryon is being successfully worked, and
the marble quarry of Mr.. B. {. Garter, prom
Uses rich return to its owner Within the
last few days. Mr.. Frank Fred has discov cred
upon his lands, about halt a mile from those
of Mr.. Carter, marble vein which, from the
specimens we have seen, is very fine. 1t Gov
ers an area of some 20 to 25 acres-is of good
texture, and susceptible Of beautiful polish.
Immediate steps, we understand, Will be taken
to moro fully develope its richness, and test It's
susceptibility Tor working. We learn from
good authority that Mr.. Garter has declined
an offer of $4,000, Tor sixteen acres of his
land containing this valuable deposit.
j. L. Rinker, auctloneer, sold tor John NJ.
Orr, on Saturday last, his lot adjoining the
town of Lcesburg, and containing slx.and "a
half acres, for $3.50 per acre. Henry T. Har-
rison, purchaser. -Loudoun Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22

Expressive Ruskin's letters are
bearing fruit. Heis immensely wealthy, buteVery
year gives away a large part ofhis income. He
is a "philanthropist' in practice, and breaches
his doctrine to others One of his hobbies is
that no man should be allowed to have too
large an income. For some years past he has
advocated this restriction. Now, we read in a
New York paper:
public meetings are held in London at
which Parliament is called on to fix maxi
mum to the income of individuals The pre-
valent opinion seems to be that s5, 900 a year
is quite as much as any man should be allowed
to have. As may be imagined, these meetings
are not made up, as 8 general thing, either of
those who are wealthy or Of those who ever
expect to be. .
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ATFXAVDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

Mr.. District Attorney Carrington's speech,
at late political meeting in Washington, is
published from his own report of it, in which
report he says, he has taken the liberty ito
vary slightly the order, and indulge in few
amendments, omissions, and additions, as he
thought best-after reflection. In the report,
it is said, be ''does not claim the merit OF orr
ginality, but to great extent has presented
the views and the language of others, gathered
from conversation and the written productions
which he has read. .
The Radicals say that in the Senate of the
next Congress there will not be more than eight
or. ten Democratic Senators. It may be so;
but we Waitto see. -
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Auction SALES

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
Y BILE LAND, NEAR BULL RUN, N
FAIKFAX COUNTY.-Pursuant to Il decree
of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, render
ed at June term, 1868, il the suit of Barber VS..
Butler, the undersigned, Commlsslonec OF Sale,
named in said decree, will sell, ct public auc-
tior, 20 the highest bidder, beforo the door Of
the Court Rouse Of Fairfax county, on MON
DAY, the "a day Of November, 1868, that BE-
ing the first day Of the Circuit Court al shat
LAND, lying on Bull Run, nesr MltcheiPs
Ford, &djo;nng the lands of James g. lynn.
George 3. Kulp and others, containing ~!
acres pc tins same more or less.
This is the same land formerly owned BIZ
VIM. ?. Trott is OF good quality naturally;
was much improved during the recent w&r, 2nC
is, altogether, desirable property. Persons
desiring to view this land before the day u sale
will please call on Thomas n. Stewart. near
Centreville.
TERMS-Onetent in hand as deposit. liza
bic to be forfeited, and the land resold at the
risk of the purchaser should he fail to complete
his purchase; the residue in three equal install
ments, payable at 6, II and Is months, with IN
terest from the day of sale, to be secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser, with good personal Sc
curity, and retention of title until the last pay
ment is made Costs Of conveyance and stamps
" '''''' " viz N'' THOMAS MOORE,
+ Fairfax CO., oc S-1awts Comm'r. of Sale.
ESIRABLE FARM, IN FAIRFAX CO..
~ FOR SALE.
By authority of decree of the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, rendered at June term, 1868,
Of said Court, in the suit Of John e. Bedel We.
Mary Thomas, &c, the undersigned, as Com
missioner, appointed by said decree, will, on
MONDAY, the I'd day of November, 1868,
Chat being the first day of the Circuit Court
sell, to the highest bidder, in front of Fairfax
Court House. that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, lying Immediately on the Little River
Pike, about q miles west of the county seat
This farm contains 934! acres; has thereon 3
FRAME DWELLING, large Barn and fS?5af
other buildings, all comparatively new; rg# leu
an abundance Of wood, excellent water. is
healthy and productive, offering rare induce
ments to those seeking good and fertile land in
which to invest.
TERMS-One-tenth cash in hand, as depos
it, liable to be forfeited and the land resold at
the risk of the purchaser, should he fail to COM
plete his purchase; the residue in three equal
instruments, payable at 6, u and IS months,
with interest from the day of sale, to be secured
by the bonds of the purchaser with good per-
sonul security, and q retention of title until the
lsst payment is made. Stamps and costs 81
conveyance to be paid by the purchaser.
THOMAS MOOKE,
Fairfax CO., &C 8-1awts Comm'r Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22

Judging, from the manner in which the Re-
gistrars in West Virginia have been striking
of the names Of voters, expected to be Conser-
vatives, or as likely to vote the Conservative
ticket, we should suppose that the Radicals in
tend to secure the Estate, beyond pera Oven
tire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22

Gov. Seymour made short speech, yester-
day, at Syracuse, on his way to Buffalo, In
which he expressed ''tbe iervent hope that,
however the conflict may end, the result will be
such as to preserve our Union, and elevate
and restore the honor Of our Government, so
that it shall prove to be blessing to all the cit
liens of the land - -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22

1t is thought by many that the proposition
to ''change candidates has done more harm
to the Democratic party at the North, in this
Presidential contest, than the result Of the re-
cent elections. 80 +
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DIED.

On Friday, the Sth day Of September, 1868,
aR boTd9n Ph4ba dys9 2ear f his H.
her relations in Somerset county, Penn, after
an illness of three weeks: Of typhoid fever,
which she bore with Christian fortitudo and
res; gnation, JANE A. ALDER, daughter, Of
Geo. H., and Jane Alder, dec d., Of Loudoun
county Va. aged 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22

s The Baltimore American says that there is
'no paper 10 the country claiming any chsrac-
terto responsibility, that is SO ready and will
ing to falsity facts as the Baltimore Sun" The
Sun not only may claim to be, but IS, one of
the most respectable, reliable, truthful, and
accurate newspapers published 10 this or any
other country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-22

The proposition for changing candidates
not only receives no favor from the mass Of the
:. Conservative Democratic party and people of
the country, but is generally, Indignantly de-
nounced. 1t certainly was q most damaging