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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-11

THE bonds of the Government could
now be bought In by the Secretary of
the Treasury, If he had the means, at
ut the rate OF 70 cents per dollar in gold {,
or from 107 to 112 in currency. 1t seems
superfluous to discuss the question
whether we shall pay them in gold or
greenbacks, when we might buy them
at % per cent discount If we had the
gold to buy them with, and from z to
12 per cent premium in currency, IL we
had the greenbacks to buy them
with-the real trouble being that it
is Just as impossible for the Govern.
ment TO get the greenbacks to pay
them with as to get the gold. If either
are to be raised by taxation. If, how
ever, the Democratic platform means
that the Government is to issue new
greenbacks In payment OF the public
debt, the question arises: Since the
greenabcks are mere promises to pay,
In what currency Is the Government to
redeem the greenbacks2 If they are
never to be redeemed at all, then why
not save the needless expense of print
ing them by repudiatinE the whole
debt at once2 II they are 10 be re-
deemed in gold, how much cheaper
will 1t be to pay of the debt in green
backs and redeem the greenbacks In
gold, than to pay OFF the debt in gold
without the interposition OF the green.
backs2-N. Y. Tribune.
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1b Balas lnta wool TWine

TusF RECEIVED
q and for saIs low foE cash.
aprls CHAs, n. RERR
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MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.

The Clerk reported message from
the Senate announcing the passage of
bonds: a bill declaring part of the banks
of the Ohio river lawful fence; a bill
amending the act to prevent the de-
struction OF fish; and chapters IL, IL, 16,
II and 10, of the Code, which were sew
orally referred to the Committee on Re-
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sqn6

There was some discussion and, on
division, the motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Armstrong then moved that the
resolution lie on the table. Agreed to.
Mr.. Allison presented the petition OF
certain parties in regard to being al
ferred.
Mr.. Howes presented the petition Of
citizens of Barbour county, asking the
reIief Of ]. w. Crlslip. Referred.
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HOUSE OF pELEea1
Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle, delegate
from Ritchie.


REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Gof, from the judiciary Com
mittee, reported bills authorizing the
trustees of the Point Pleasant NJ. e.
Church, and the trustees of the Arch
bold NJ. E. Church, to sell and convey
Churnh nr0pertV
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noCKINGga UHRIYAILED BAKING
6 POWDER. The best In the market ana
FWays gives satisfaction, spTs
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resolution lie on the table. AEreeQ 10.
Mr.. Allison presented the petition OF
certain parties in regard to being al
lowed to work out road taxes. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Howes presented the petition OF
citizens of Barbour county, asking the
relief Of J. W. Crlslip. Referred.
DECORATION OF SOLDIERS GRAVES.
Mr.. Goff moved that an Invitation
extended to the House by Post No. 4,
| G. a. R., of Wheeling, to participate in
| the decoration of soldiers graYes on
the 11th inst. to-day. be taken up and
reported. Agreed to. The invitation
was then, on motion of the same gen.
| tleman, accepted.
CALL OF THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Gregory moved a call of the
House, and said he thought call very
necessary at present. He was actuated
by no sinister purpose, but thought
| IL was better that few should suffer
than that the people at large should
be injured by failure TO complete the
Code. There were but few days re-
manning OF the present session, and If
it should fail to be extended the work
upon the Code already done would go
for nothing. The session falling to
be extended-no Code completed-no
Capital located, the State Is pecuni-
ary loser TO the amount OF $1,000 or
more, and stain put upon the
Legislature of West Virginia which
cannot be rubbed out. The gentleman
asked "What would our constituents
say to us for spending their money and
doing nothing ?" Members should be
present to continue the session and
complete the work Cor which 1t was
called. If call of the House was
necessary, it would not do to put 1t of
until the last day. That would be too
late. The gentleman, therefore, in
sisted upon his motion. Ifthe call was
ordered now, the Sergeant at Arms
would have time to bring In absent
members; the session could be con-
tinued, and each member could go
home without shame as delegate OF
The motion was opposed by various
gentlemen and the House finally re-
fused to agree TO 1t.
CONTINUANCE OF THE SESSION.
a message from the Senate by Mr..
Zinn, announced the passage of joint
resolution providing for continuance
ofthe session.
THE CODE.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, from the
Committee on Revision, by leave, re-
ported chapter 81, 30 and 80, of the
Code.
Chapter 80 of the Code, relating to the
collection Of taxes, coming up on the
second reading, several amendments of
an unimportant character were made.
Considerable discussion was had on an
amendment offered relating TO the
amount of percentage to be allowed to
sheriffs flor collecting taxes. Finally,
on notion of Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell,
the chapter was recommitted to the
Committee on Revision.
BILL PASSED.
a bill incorporating the Twelve Pole
Bridge Company, in Wayne county.
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nILIs INTRopUCEp.

Z BILLS 4sN1fkOOGC1SOs 5.l-
Mr.. welch, by leave, introduced a
bill relating to suits In Hampshire
county.
Mr.. Heermans. by leave, introduced
a bill to exempt certain bonds from
taxation.
Mr.. Hinchman, by leave, Introduced
a bill to authorize Jasper Perry, late
sheriff of Logan county, to distrain
for back taxes. Subsequently taken
up and referred to the Committee on
Mr.. Parker, by leave, introduced 3
bill to correct clerical error In a bill
already passed, legalizing certain
deed recorded in Ohio County.
= RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.
Mr.. Gregory presented petition of
citizens OF Webster county, asking that
isaac n. Gregory be allowed to bold
ofHce without taking the test oath. Re-
M. Chase moved to reconsider the
vote by which the resolutions offered
i,y the gentleman from Mason INT.
TSnalinsonl, directing the Sergeant-at-
Arms 70 withhold per diem from MEM
bers absent without leave was
adopted,
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a bill incorporating the Twelve Pol,
Bridge Company, in Wayne county.
Adjourned until Monday next at
P. M.
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MIR. Goff moved that an Invitation
extended to the House by Post No. 4,
g. a. R., of Wheeling, to participate in
the decoration of soldiers graves on
the 11th inst. (to.day). be taken up and
reported. Agreed TO. The invitation
was then, on motion of the same gen.
tleman. accented.
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i. q. o. +.

=
Baton Rouge oneen-oscar Bsrbe-, Q. Pi L. O. Morris
II. p; II. Czsriiasky, Scribe.
WASHINGTON EScAMPHENr Eo.a
Meess on the second and Mondays In each month";
Narigny Buildngs Third District oncers- r. stahso r.
II. '. sturshsn, q. p; }. Reiner. Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENoAnPhENT NOT.
Mssts nrns and Wednesday IN Jsrsrsss HAL.
OF Magazine and Phillip streea Fourth District
Omosrs-J w. Allen c. p; Frank Pfstsr, Il. p; George
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Ne,ts In the once Of the Secretary the second
Monday In January, April July and October. The He-
Board the third Monday In January for srssnfa
to. ofcer. O. Dsnlsp Presid, st JssisA Foger score
,sry. Joseph west, Treasurer John Quinn Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Nest, IN once Grand secstsry FIRST Friday evening In
month oncers-A w. Mcdonnell. President; josiah Folgsr
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF As
Ha ISOLATION
Ns,, In ocs Grand Secretary Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting Saturday January Officers for lss-
EN- Russia President; q. w. Roper Flint Vice President;
v Pfsser PRESIDENT LathG hsnes, Secretary;
A wallace Hunter Treasurer. t;t
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Mssts Monday I'm month, ct Once OF the GRAND
Secretary Election aut Monday Nay for Drsctsrs.
BoAsp roe lss8-Presi2esf-E. N. Rssha
F;ssnos Cosnmittes-J. q. Dunlap; A Wallace Hantsf'
@. l.; Eugene p Brugere.
Han Comusttee-Georss Dirmsysr; O. ". Roper.
B,iIdins Coplmtse- X n. Russia, n. w. O. n; Lothsr
Homes Geor. Nunsesser.
II. Hnspaugh, Bernard Cohen, 8. q. Moore, Gardner
smith, Henry HASKELL Josiah ro1aER s.cr,,.r,.
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana

Grand Lodge OF Louisiana-
THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. Q. p
Meets annually on the fourth Tuesday In January and
uy In New oresns oneers for the present year lSeo-E
Ru,ha Of No. O. N Grand Master; r. Hunt Of No ~
Rw d. Grand Hsrer: Z. II. Fsirchid, Of Ne. Il, \
Grand warden Josiah Foger ofNo X. W. Grand Seere-
>ary; Dslessrnier Of No. 90 w. Grand Treasurer
Luther homes Of Ne Is and J. g. Dunap Of No Is, T. W.
O. Representatives l. u Rev G. L More. OF No Is w.
Grand Chsyan John B. Hen1 Of No. w. Grand Marshall
A. nszureau. of No. ", W. Grand Conductor; j. hsner,
,fEo TO- Grand Guardian; p O. J. n Iittlejohn, Of No.
Is W. Grand Herald
pxyurY DISTRICT GnAsp NAsrxEs-P. O. john Barnett,
Of No. H. District No. 2; O. A. Vsndegrin OF No 9,
District No s. O. 8. Grssmcrs Of No "A. Dstrict No.
f;PGS p Clarke, Of No IS District No 8; r. @ b x.
Clancy OF No District No. u p O. Jacob schrener. OF
No g. District No IL; P. H. Hunsicsvr, Of No a. Dis
Hict No u; p O. @. W euth Of No. 70. Districs No s.
sr.sprse OorrrrKKs Of tia Ord>r-P @. Sire Geo.
w. Race OF No. n; r O. Master W. O. Wilson, Of No. 9;
p. O. Master Gardner Smith, Of No II.
ysdseiaL-P q Master Luiher Homes Of No. ID; r q.
d. d. O. n Phi sehasidsr, Of No lo r. q. d. wsidner,
No a. r
Consultation and By-Laiss-P. O. Master George Nunges
SER Of No. 20; p g. Henry Haskell, Of No. 10; r g. VIM
Wisett, Of No. II.
Ftou. and lppeals-P a. Master J. @. Dunlsp. Of No.
s;P. O. L. Graham. Of No. AZ; p. d. g. n Benjamin
Moses. elmo.
LsqisLatsre-P O. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of No. s.
p. o. Master Howard Nnispsash, Of No. III p g. Joseph
West, Of No. l.
F;aaroe.-P O. Master A wallace Hunter Of No. Is; r.
O. Master Edward Pisbury. Of No 10; p @. r. Tower,
efNo. r.
Csdsatial.-P q. A. ". Macdonald, of No ls p g. Frank
Phster ofEo. q; p. q. George Dimeyer. Of Ma n
All communications TO the Y. w. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should forwarded to the oos Of the Grand Be-
eets ever Crescent Mutual Insurance Company, cor
ssr Of Camp street and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FoLGER, Grand Secretary.
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Nj rpIoAL.'''...-,': ::- L.
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South, afford In extensive
practice desss than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly to perceive the remedies In
dcsted-for either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS, GENI-
tai WEAKNESS, PILES, SYPHILIS and GoNoR-
RBEA the most aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
every vsgs OF faint and disorder sadcssd from the entire
system skin i native beauty and the entire
organism to it's normal health.
desiring DR.. J. whites advice and reiedes win
es at the corner St. Julia streets there
are several Dr. Whites In the city,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-12

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from CITY, In
lieu Of horse Car Every SUNDAY MORSING, At o'clock
Extra Train VIM leave the CITY Every SUhDAY EVEN
ING, o'clock. On and after April 9th toe Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
BOUR from until o'clock r. No..
FARE-TO and from the Lake. day. rs cents Pas
for GENTLY must notify the Conductor p depart
Of Train 10 9enly staton-Fifteen cents each
way. GEO. fANDELf. General Sup't
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No More God Liver OH.
aRHAuLr's SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RkDIsH

This medicine been administered with tbs utmost
the hospitals Of Paris IL perfec substitute foe
Cod Liver Oil and has been found beneficial In Diseases
Of the Chest Scr ofus, Disorders 9reea Sick
huscu Atopy and Loss Of Appette IL regenestes
the constitution in the blood being the most
eriu depustive II has applied wi happy
us IN Diseases of the Skin. Further IL will be found
be Of Leneht to young chdIen subject TO Hur7ors
aid Obstruction of the Glands.
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CRENCm MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT 4 CO..
Chemists to III. I. n. Prince Napoleon,
PARIS

PARIS
dscoveries founded ON the principles Of Chemistry Toe
rspeus They not be with qusct
ton; vhieh used them appreciated
Ssg s RON sss. IN %seeDs ~
the public able TO possible disease
most laws sa, in Fsnes with regard the
medical S and Sn sas's wS have &
scious either the hospitals the practice Of
me- & %S t for the s. hs Of
aBIHAULT CO.'S MEDICINES :
DR. LERAss DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Liquid Phosphate OF Iroa.
The esteemed mediocre in Of Chic.
.: me p.s, am 81 s.
Its particularly recommended to gulse the fut ctcn. OF
s Di na ~ s 4
the of health, excellence in al warm and
No More God Liver OH.
sRHAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RADIsH
This medicine with tn.
&C." I,s s oh eHs 81 70.
Of The Chest. Scofus, mphstc Disorders Green Sick
the x. the pos
u MIC y OF n, PHI o W ouaa y
aid Obstruction Of the Glands.
Consumption Cared.
aRINAULrs SYRUP OF MISREPRESENTATION LIME.
This medicine is considered to be sovereign remedy
al rR Ind Ssa:t S La1
cough nish preparations and the patient is
B.Be sure 70 sec that the signature Of aRIHAULrk
co affixed to the bottle, as this Syrup is liable to ims
lions. r-.-
GRIMAULT co.'s
Syrup of Ferruginous Peruvian Mark.
Chemists to a. R H Prince Napoleon,
4s RuE RICHELIEU. PARIS.
This preparation has the great advantage Of combining two
S sns SSsS With
.nas the most delicate stomach .,.
should be sdninsersd 70 ladies Of delicate eopstituton
s.ssIsIa ~ the ss 81 and
pleyed Of Cholorcss Anemea Pale CEN
S ssss e. Appetite sc'sy siooS : ''''' '''
No More DImeuit or Painfsi Digestion.
DIR. BURN DU BUIssoN's Gsureste ofths Paris Impe-
rial Academy Of Medicine) DIGESTIVE LozENGEs.
.nS msscs, mem ia France in cases Of Dssns ments Of
the Digestive Functions 9cA q. Gsstris Gssrsg Long
EmscAon Jsundce and Complaints of the Liver and Coin
Dysentery,
lNsTANTANEoUsLY CURED BY GRINAULTs
GUARANA
This vegetable substance which grows In RraZs has
been emp mmemorsl to Inflammation
has proved Of late to be Of the greatest
vice Of Cholera is preventive and cure in
cases of DslThea
No More Copaiba and Cubebs.
GRI FAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
NATICo vEGETALIR
Where eli Other medicines have failed these
always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
Of recent and chronic cases Of private diseases
They used In the hospitals Of Paris By the ceeo ztsd Dr.
Bcod and found greatly superior s all hitb to know
mineral remedies and Copsba and Cubebs The iDjet.en
used In recent and capsules In more chroHic cases
n. BAH the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
accompanied BY instructions the In which they
to be taken.
q Rae Richsiieu
In New Orleans at p. DUCOH0ES,
Chsrtres street.
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RAILROADS.

DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD SUN
y MER ARRANGEMENT-On and after APRIL LIST.
les. the Trains on this Road viii run a. follows:
Faox LIKE.
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MEDICAL.

-or-
UNIVERSAL NEURALG1A PILL.
a safe. Cerssia and Speedy Care
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DlsEAsER
IT'S EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL. Il 10 the uufsilins
Remedy all Of Neuralgia Fscals. oen sneeting
perfect In less four hours nom tee use Of no
more than two three Pills l
No other form Of Neuragis OF Nervous has failed
70 yield to this -..- -.-as'-....ii.i
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even In sevsrss cases Of Neuralgia and
dersngementsof many years Misunderstanding
Ire entire system, it's for few days few weeks at
utmost always affords the astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails produce complete and permanent
It contains drugs other materials In the sghesde
gree injurOus 10 The nost delicate system and
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
Il has long been in constant use BY many Of
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
who give II their unanimous and unqualified approval.
Sent By mail receipt of price and postage fs-s4
One package. 81 90. Postage, cents
Six packages. IS co. Postage n cents
Twelve packages 50 90. Postage. IS eentsL
Is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers In drugs and
medicines throughout tie United States and by r
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors.
40 fremont etneet, Beston, Mass
EACTs - Messn. n Klensr 4 Holsnee., No. rs
Poydrss Manufacturers 81 the daskoh Bters:
entemen-I have examined the patent that granted
you the u Government for manufacturing the halskof
Btsfs and found in the ingredients employed compound
well keep good order the digestive
organs hsve prescribed said Btters several tines and In
instance bad occasion 10 ascertain their beneuca
effect remain, gsnemsn yey respectfully your n cst
ob~dent servant A. MERCER, M D., 1873 Canal street
have examined the patent hold for the
haskOn Bers and lind nothing in the Ingredients thereof
calculated to Djurousy the human system Unless
taken In nodinate Quantities Indeed nothing br 10
cordial aromatic bitter. =. A. SMITH, NJ. u.
Your Eslakon Bitter, which 4 have examined do not
contain any ngrsden inurous 70 and may be recon-
nended 10 those who are In Of go.d tonic
Yours N. sCHuPPEkf, H. ID.
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DR. LERAs's DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
LIQUID Phosphate OF Iron,

The esteemed mediocre in Of Chic
rosis, Pans tie Stomach, Dfcat Digestion Dlsm
hea, Anmea, General Debility and Poorpess Of bl.os-
ltis pxculsry ed guste the uu ctions
nstu and to all ladies Of aecSe constitutions, well
person suffering any kind OF esiity ~hstsoever
is The vstiye of hesh exceence in warm and
relaxing climates.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-12

OFFICE, NJ NORTH THIRD STREET. 81. LOUIE. no
WIN solicit Psssnts and prosecute Psssss ssA snd old
jsctsd Expecting 10 profits rsn ssch, ~
patents nt application, for bsrsy vhas sess
md having ben IN the business for tina sas
slsd chaps claims 70 svsas inrnssDsa An ~
attended 10 promptly; advice sfss h ~ eassA
Best Of eli rsSsrsncss givsa vhsa dssiss1
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ARTICLE VII.

On the expiration OF the said term Of twenty i've year,
herenbeee agreed r the existence Of said Com
amsjorty Of the stockholders in capital shall have 20
upen the mode Of seing and dsposing Of all
the property and effects belonging 70 said Company and also
decide az the and conditions Of the ssle
disposition thereof and finally Of winding up and nqudatng
fts All frs IN the basta ID taVs
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/, NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
THE NEW ORLEANS CKEsCExT.
OFFICE % CAMP ST.. NEW okLkAHA 4.
IA fertt.F rr .sf u#Lr1 sH1
:. o. NIXON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Ila lraI -
fa .aa asssi-.
sneiaI Journal OF the state Of Louisiana.

70 prsmsts social material md political vslssisg Of
he city Of New Orleans Of Louisiana and the se
Southwest viii be the future 10 has ssea In the past
ne purpose Journal Ths columns Of each days issue
re referred 10 a. an earnest Of Ahfanes and
With which this design is executed -
while point Of the CRESCENT Is an ndepsnden'
me wit reference al the subjects Of newspaper comment
discussion its opinions win always Be found W be con
IDLY, dsenitely and 'ssriessly expressed
a carefully sslsotsd corps Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The P 0. at Springfield Depot, Fairfax Co.,
has been discontinued. Papers to be sent to
Alexandria. The Office at Montreal, Nelson
county, has also been discontinued -corrcspOn-
dence to be sent to Arlington. Chas. DuIany
has been appointed postmaster at Painters,
Fairfax county, vice }. H. Painter, resigned.
A gentleman of Norfolk found on Monday
the enormous sum of 100000 in an old trunk
which had not been opened for several genera
tons Nlr. Miles Bell was the lucky man, and
the money is in Virginia currency OF l77G,
paper at that-contincntal currency
Jack Wrenn, charged with shooting color
ed man in the disturbance at the recent Radi-
cal meeting in Richmond, has undergone an
examination before the Mayor Of that city,
and sent on 10 Court for trial under bail of
s., 500.
There has been disturbance with the color
ed people at Drummondtown, Accomac coun-
IT, Several hundred we're routed by fifteen
white men. One was killed while robbing a
colored man 5 store.
W. n. Patterson is Commonwealth Attor-
torney for Carroll county, vice James S. Tip
ton, appointed by military authority, Judge of
the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.
The postollice at Brandy Station, Cu]pepcr
county, is rc.estabished, and Asa D. Wood
appointed postmaster
The denomination of Mr.. Archer for Con-
gress, from the second Congressional District in
Maryland, it appears, was accompanied with
mT1ch Hnoise and confusion"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10

LoUDoUN COUNTY. September Court, on
Monday next, will be composed of the follow
fng Justices, WYNN, H. Gray, Presiding
Justice; Rufus Smith. Mahlon Thomas, and
Benjamin Z. Taylor, Associates.
Capt. E. B. Powell, Attorney for VIM. B.
Powell, esq, last week sold the farm Of the lat
ter lying adjacent to Leesburg, and containing
about 200 acres, to Mr.. Henry Vanderhoof
of this county, for $50 per acre.
The long dry spell which had parched onr
pastures, dried up our vegetables, and cut short
the corn crop, was broken on Thursday last
by most delightful rain. We have had one
OF two showers since, and though they came too
late to materially improve growing vegetation
they will facilitate the labors of the husband
man preparing for his fall crop.
The Order will lay with due Masonic ceremo
MES, the cornerstone of a Masonic Hall now
in course Of erection at Lovettesvillc, on Tues
day. the 22d inst. An address, will be delivered
by Rev John Landstreet. -Loudom Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10

The "rigmaroIe" used as 'rituap' by tbo
''Lo-iI Leagues" has all been published. +
amounts to nothing, except the oaths which
are taken to band together for the Radical
cause, party, and candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10

A dispatch from Nashville, Tenn., says
Gov. Brownlow expresses himself as bitterly
opposed to Rebel enlranchisement, and say the
only proper way to treat the helldeserving
Rebels is to annihilate by fire and sword! He
also says if he got his militia once in the field
he would give the Rebels lesson they would
not soon forget" lie is represented as being
determined to the extreme. (?)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10

In bis first Inaugural address Thomas JEFF
ferson employed these noted words in the spir-
it of Cancellation: "We are all Republicans
we are all Federaists. " It becomes all good men
at the present day, and in a similar spirit, to
indulge the similar excamation:-"We are all
Dcmocrats-we are all Conservatives. -
LgnchJUg Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10

The denomination Of Mr.. Stone to Coneros.
from the fifth Congressional District in U2rv,
land, was tribute due to him, for his fdcIjiv
and ability as 4 representative Of the people NJ
his district.