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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-02

ROOTS IL SHOES.

AIDES DRESS BOOTS.
A splendid stock, beautiful dlrabcand cheap,
oct l4-3m At WADDEl'-, "A King st.
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+
Just received large assortment OF
Flu RS,
such as pure SABLE CAPES and MUFFS,
SABLE MINK MUFFS and COLLARS, ST.
BERIAN SQUIRREL MUFFS AND coli
LARS, Carrokule Sacques and Muils Astrakan
Collars and MuGs, Erminc Collars and Nuts,
and u large assortment of
CHILDREN'S UE:,
Swansdown and Erminc Trimmings.
Furs made and repaired at tho sh"rtr't mo-
tice
Also, u good assortment of scas"nahl"
MILLINERY GOODS,
such ~ Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feather. Rib
hons. Velvets, &c.
A full line of GENTS and BOYS HATS
and GAPS. Miss {. A, h HEWlTf.
No. 81 King st Evans Il stand.
oct 3l-2m Alcxsndria. Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-02
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-The STORE, No. 80 King
a street Apply at l07 King street.
nov l6 COOK Il CREIGHTON.
FOR RENT-A desirable and commo-
III dous DWELLING HOUSE, with large
side yards, handsomely improved, located cor
ner Cameron and st. Asaph streets, No. al
Apply TO j. IA. McVElGu, III Queen street
oct 2S
FOR RENT-Tho STORE and Dwell
LING, No l57 King street st present oc-
cupied by Miss Julia McGraw. POSSES ,ion
giuen Immediately. This is H most cXcelient
stand for busi' ess. Apply at No. l3l hlng
street, ~
oct 6-eotf JAS. IL. DEVAuGllN'
FOR KENT-Two large and convenient
DWELLINGS, on north Pitt, between
Cameron and Queen streets; each contains SIX
rooms and basement story. They have re-
centy been put in thoroughly good order;
have water and gas. Also, one BRiCk
DWELLING. with large yard attached, =
w, corner of Queen and Royal sts. Apply to
WILLIAM GREGORY,
oct lS-eotf Cor. Washington and Princess stS.
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YOU MkN.

VINO .Nave injured tbomseIVes by, N -
tain prac tico,, INDUCED, in. habit ..'
qucnty iea,.'cd from evil ,companio;Hsl 9; :.
sShOo the S' sad S ~H'h not s's Has
marriage MARI imrossiblc. and d, stroys both '"i"
and body. should apply immedn,' '"sly' ina h,,.. .
What " pity that young man, |ne noi' - "
his country, the pride of his parents, s..
snatohed from al prospects and enjoymc.. 1.
life by the consequence of doyisting from IT,
path of nature, and indulging in certain So
cret haiti Such porso2s must, before conlrn .
plating
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-02
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON,

Me.nber of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London. Grad .Le of one Of tho most eIi'
Couuxvs IN 49,. United States. and the gten,S' sn;,
part Of whose life has been spent IN the hosp't-
ais of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and else
where, has effected some of the most astohishi
inc cites that were ever known, many trouo.ed
with ringing in the head and oars when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed az suaus'i .,
tended sometimes with dersngement OF wihd
wnra cured i'm m ediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-02
MAlsRIAGk

reflect that q sound mind and body are the H. -us
necessary requisites TO promote connubial ha'.
pine5s. Indeed, without these the jo..
through life becomes weary pilgrimag", Il
prosp, ct hourly darkens TO tho view, tEo mil.
becomes shadowed with despair ard filled w''i
tho melancholy reflection that the happin"si l.
another becomes blightod with your own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-02
yET O O ID

re- Coal Docks, Alexand Va and George,
own. ID. G.. oct 18-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-02

Married Persons, or Young Men comtempia
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical W.
ness, Organic Debility, Deformities, speeIh,
cured.
He who plsces himself under the care OF Dr
j. may religiousiy conlde in his honor as .
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his ski
as q physician -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-02

Especially, who have boeon,o tho yic'im' "l
solitary vice that dreadful and destrnV.
habit which annually sweeps to an ultimci )
gravc thousands of Young Men OF the most
excellont talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening Scns,
tors with the thundcrs of cloquence, or walked
to estacy the living Tyre, may cali with iuI'
confidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-02

TERMS oF suBscRIrTIoN--IN ADVANCE
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DuILIP PAkk,
FANCY GOODS. Xc.

NURS AND MILLINERY GOODS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

with Long; there was no malice shown. and he did
not attempt to set up that was murder In the rst
degree. After the first shot was fred into the
body Of Long; and the crowd had fallen back:
was 1t necessary for Campbell to IRE the second
shot into him and take his lifef He aid not want to
answer that question: for 1t was the jurys province
to 40 that This man had been shot down like q
dog by policeman In the street. because he was
father aud stepped upland asked him what he had
his boy arrested for. lie read from the statute to
show that Campbell was guilty Of manslaughter In
the second degree. II seemed. he continued. AZ If
the statute mad been penned for this precise case
SO well did l. cover 1t. YOu let those policemen
understand that they not responsible for what
they did, provided they could cover themselves
with their Shields and their clubs AND pistols, how
long would 1t be before we had anarchy OF O differ
ent form from what the counsel on the
other side had pictured. He committed the
case 10 the jury with all its great
interests, and knew by their faces that
they would do their duty. He asked them IN the
name OF God and OF this great community, and II
they wanted protection for their own lives ana man.
hood to do justice In this case.
At the conclusion OF the District Attorneys
remarks the Court adjourned until this morning
when Judge CardOz0 VIII deliver MS charge to the
jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THE CUBAN CAsE.-Mrs. Amaa de Calla the Cuban
lady who was charged by her servan. with assault
and battery, desires 1t to be stated that the case
against her has been dismissed by Justice Dodge,
there being no truth In the charge Of cruelty made
by the woman.
OWNING PAST ERRORS. Wednesday evening
Patrick Joyce, an Irish grocer, about thrty-nve
years OF age, went into the Liberty street police
station and delivered himself to the sergeant In
command. stating that In November last he had
forged check for $500 on man named Jackson, In
Louisville, Ky, and desired to be delivered to the
authorities. BY order of Inspector Dilks Joyce Is
detained at the station until the authorities Of Louis
Vile can be communicated with 1t is surmised that
funds he desires to obtain free passage to Louis
vile.
ALLEGED EMBRzzLENENT.-Mr. Henry p. Sturgis
Of No. oo3 Broadway appeared before Justice Dodge
at the JEFFERSON Market Police Court yesterday, and
charged George II, Nash with having defrauded him
out OF 900 by false representations The complain
ant and prisoner entered into an agreement on the
Pain OF June to 90 into business together as hotel
70 Nasn according to the terms Of agreement 81 900
as rs nstalment Of 600 TO be given Tor the house
fney intended TO open as n0tes since tnat
time the complainant has discovered, a. he alleges
prisoner with regard to hts wealth and credit had no
foundation In fact, and he therefore concluded that
no had been swindled. Nash was balled In the sum
Of 81, 900 to answer
ALLEGED THEFT OF WATCHES. Lewis Boyle, who
keeps jewclry store OF No. Goa East Fourteenth
street. appeared before Justice Mansfield yesterday,
at the Essex Market Police. Court and charged
fourteen year pa BOY, named Mlcnael Murpny WIN
lara Th6 property was stolen from the store on the
ng 81 July, and Boyiss Astle sVA A0Gust informed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A CHEMIST.

Yesterday afternoon Rudolph Maus an expert
enced and practical druggist and chemist who
boarded at 252 Broome street. not making his ap-
pearance as usual person was sent to his room to
learn the cause. As the door WAS fastened from the
inside and no response could be obtained from the
occupant after repeated calls, suspicious, became
aroused, and finally 1t was concluded to force open
the door, which was accordingly done. Mr.. Maus
was found lying In bed, life, apparently, being ex.
tinct DR.. Francis +. Weismann, OF 1855
Broome street, was Immediately called and
on making an examination found Maus TO be
dead. On the table In the room was
found vial containing small quantity OF strych-
nine from which 1t is inferred that deceased mad
taken quantity OF the poison with suicidal intent.
1t ~ stated that for some time past the deceased
mad been drinking TO excess, aud If ne died BY his
own hand over indulgence In 8timulaats doubtless
was the cause Coroner Rollins was notified and
TOOK charge 9i the case The body was conveyed 10
an undertaker's In the Bowery, where post NOR
tenn examination win be made by Drs. Beach and
Me,smann, after which an inquest will be held.
Deceased was single man, born In Germany, and
about twentyfour years OF age. He has O brother
engaged In one OF the up town hotels but as fur as
known ne Is the only near relative In tnis country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

his father that he saw Murphy and two other boys
90 into the store and take out the watches. Mr..
Boyle was unable TO ind the other boys. but had the
prisoner arrested. Justice Mansfield fully committed
the boy for trial. Notwithstanding his protestati0ns
OF innocence
ALLEGED HORSE THIEvEs.- william Clements and
Billy Temple were yesterday arraiened before JUS
tice Kelly, at the Yorkvle Police Court by ofhccrs
Alden ana Tully, on a charge Of horse stealing.
Oicer Alden testified that about four O'Clock yester
day morning he saw two men anu three women
driving along 12ad street at great pace. He gave
chase and succeeded In stopping the venicle but
the men could not give good account OF them
selves. The two men were arrested. and inveetlga.
ton proved that the team belonged to John Oakley,
of No. % Union street, and was stolen from the
front OF saloon Broadway, near houston street,
between eleven and twelve O'Clock on Wednesday
night. Temple admitted the theft and stated that
Clements was with him when the carriage and team
were taken.
James e. Eldridge Of NO. 226 East Ftythrd street,
OF stealing q horse and wagon from the corner OF
Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh street. on
Wednesday night The property was found IN pos
session of the prisoner at Elm Park. Justice Kelly
had the man locked up TO await examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
THE NEGRO saOls IN toeeFelo, s. c.
They Have Possession Of the Town.


u IRON the Augusta lGal Sentinel July 49,
Tie negro militia, which captured the town on
last Friday morning are still In possession OF Edge
field Court House, 8. G. Their commanders now are
the notorious State constable John b. Hubbard bet
ter known "a one OF the witnesses against Mrs Bur-
raft In the military murder Of 1895 and two or three
others OF Scotts myrmid0ns. heavy guard Is still
posted around the JAIL In which two or three prison
ers are confined on suspicion OF having been rebel
bushwhackers." The negro militia are armed with
splendid weapons, the same shipped to them from
Columbia by Governor Scott On last FRIDAY. The
weapons are r1es, OF the KIM known as the 'swin-
chester make" and shoot sixteen times, with great
accuracy.
It is confidently expected that the negro militia
will be further reinforced by the arrival In day
two, OF one company OF United states infantry,
which, II seems, the people taxed to support In
order that II may travel through the country oppres.
sing the innocent Inhabitants.
Among the numerous evils which have resulted 10
the people OF Edge1ed from this invasion OF the
county BY the negro militia has been the desertIon Of
the fields by the negro aborers Many OF the planters
have employed negro laborers for the year 6nt con-
tracted TO give them portion OF the crop made IN.
stead Of wages. As soon as the capture OF Edge1eld
Court House by the negro militia was heard Of hearty
all these farm hands left their employcr1 and
crowded into the town for the purpose Oh Joining
their coored military comrades. Many farmerS are
thus left high and dry, 80 Tar as planting Il con.
cerned, and many OF them Rrs without single hand
on theN plRptRil0p&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
The Political Situation.

IFrOm the Japan Times, June 26.
The present position OF the Mikad0s government
IL most unsatisfactory and insecure, The majority
OF his advisers, and particularly such Danios as are
In the Cabinet, and their tdros in the subordinate
0mces are believed-in many cases known.-to have
honestly and finally accepted the settlement OF for
foreign trace az foregone conclusion and fact
useless TO contest. Whatever may have been their
opinions ten years ago they have seen the futity
Of attempting TO stop the march Of progress In ths
direction, and only ask TO be helped TO Join II. But
strong antiforelgn party also indubitaDy exists,
Which refuses 10 listen to reason and the
which cannot receive IT, and 1t Is with the utmost
dIfIicufy that the enlightened and friendly chiefs
the government can restrain this party from an ouE
break IL Ia di1cut to see how II can be restrained
at all without the exercise OF On pnfalterinq aud
cannot falI 10 Increase We W feeling against our,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
un1ED STATES cpmnEsavrny cauar.
The Alleged Violation Of the Interrnt Reeve
nue. Lnw-Dischurge Of the Accused.

Tbc Alleged Violation Of the Internal Reve-
nue Lnw-Dischurse Of the Accused.
Before Commissioner Shields.
me Uhited States Us. John Rooney ana James
Rooaey.--The defendants were licensed as brewers,
and were arrested few weeks ago On the ground
that they were also dstiling to do which lawfully
required separate license. The examination was
concluded yesterday with the testimony OF TWO dis
illers and revenue officer. One OF the witnesses,
seven years, and testified that he had known ROO
neys place FOR eight months; the boiler OF R0oneys
brewery was open, and 1t would be impossible TO
make whskey with an open boiler. J0bn CASSIDY,
also practical dstiller, testified to the same state
OF facts the foregoing Witness and, III 8ddltl0n.
stated that he was present ut Ro0neys
place when the top OF the boiler III question
was cut OFF, ana that Rooney, IN reply 70
question at the time the alteration was made SAID
that the top was cut or so that brewing could be
done. This was eight months sgo. Since that time
Cassidy had been IN Rooney establishment three or
four times u week. Robert Hunt, revenue officer
since September last, testified that IN his opinion IL
would be impossible to distil with the b0Ier In Roo
neys place.
In view OF this testimony the Commissioner stated
that he thought there was not SUFFICIENT ground to
hold the parties, and they were accordingly dis
charged.
Discharge of Mere Cuban Prisoners.
Yesterday morning Commissioner Shields received
telegram from General vogdes, stating that Irwin
and U'Neil two Of the prisoners remaining at Fort
Laayet Of those originally sent there were willing
TO sign the necessary papers. Accordingly Commas
sioner Shields drove down TO the fort yesterday al
ternOon, and the men were released.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
CITY INTELLIGEsCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
viii show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours in comparison with the cor
responding day VI year, indicated by the ther
mOmcter at Hndnuts pharmacy HERALD Building,
RrOadWaY corner of Ann street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
SUSPENSION OF THE BALTIC FIRE MsUR.
ANCE COMPANY.

The Baltic Fire Insurance Company, located at No.
100 Broadway, suspended business on Wednesday.
The company was organized In 1854 with capital
stock Of 100000, but its business not proving
cessl the Superintendent Of the Insurance Depart
ment Of the state caused special statement to DO
made OF Its financial condition In July, $685. which
statement showed an impairment Of capital
amounting TO 1883 per cent. In August the
Deputy Superintendent was appointed Q special
commissioner to make personal examination Of
the affairs Of the company and reported the capital
impaired to the extent Of Ell Their 202S per cent or
26.so6 per cent, according to the amount which
should be charged to the company as liability for
reinsurance fund on outstanding risks The ON
GERS Of the company claiming that the period since
their organization had been unfavorabe to fire In
surance business and that change1for the better
would necessarily occur, 80 as to enable the
company to repair their deficiency BY the
expiration OF the year, the Superintendent, In view
Of the fact thai no dividend had been paid 70 the
stockholders allowed further time for the company
to recuperate before making any call upon the stock
holders to pay into the treasury OF the concern Q
equivalent TO the deficiency. In March last the
superintendent made another special examination.
which showed the company to DO IN the following
condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
SUPERIOR CouaT--spEclAL TERM.


John y. DO0ber u.s. John acknowledgement for
defendant with COSTS
The Elastic Truss Company ts. .SOlOn Dihe.-
Motion to dissolve Injunction granted, with ten dol
lars costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

ANOTHER FLOOD AT woLC0TTvILLB-The shower
Of Tuesday afternoon, which passed over W0lcott-
Vile, was nearly as severe as that OF few weeks
streets IKE small rivers noatihg on cocks Of hay and
doing other damage. The river rose rapidly and
which the Woollen Company had erected was car.
ried away, and the apron OF the Coe Brass Coml
panys dam was carried away. The freight train up
over It until 1t had been tested Fish were caught IN
the streets and gardens in Wolcottville. Ono man
were very much alarmed, fearing that the nood was
TO be as great az the last The tnhAbitanu Of Vol
cottvlle think they have had enough Of this SOFT q
thlpgsv W0ter0urv American, yNEv a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

Or SoSis7 per cent on the capital Of s2Oo,o 600
The superintendent, deeming the assets OF the
company insufficient to justify its continuance IN
officers to require the stockholders TO pay the sum
OF $4,000, to make up the deficiency shown ~ me
comply with the requirement the company eus-
pended. The ofilcers Of the company were William
II. Kipp, President, and II. O. Sageman, secretary.
transacted, aside from the posting OF the books ~
the clerks. No receiver has yet been appointed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-08-05
IMPORTANT FACT.

We see that persons Of strong constitutions and
young suffer for days with pains " the limbs loss OF
appetite and fever. who suddenly gSt well aftera ch"c
followed by Shiny bous stools Tire relief produced
by these excavations were the original guide to the
idea and practice of pursation and which. when en-
forced by Brandeths Pills, always dement's usually
cures and often prevents disease. especially scarlet
fSver and diseases of similar character.
l. L. Cook. publisher Of the "State Banner" lien
nington, W. says Brandreth's Pulls cured him OF
Dyspepsia, amer being afflicted with II over Ave years
His friends and doctors considered his recovery i'm
possible; but six boxes Of Brandshs Pills restored his
health perfectly.
young lady of Mount Pleasant WAS sorely troubled
with Tape worm. All advice and medicine nsiled to
help her. She had rest Thin. careworn and
happy, she looked the picture Of misery At last she
concluded to try Brandreths Pills. Ia one year she
took seventy two boxes Th.y brought sway Nccord-
ing to her computation two hundreds yards OF
tape-worm At length ell her bad sym poms len her;
she slept and ate naturally and her E.alth became
fully restored.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-08-05

GOLDEN WEDnINo.-A HAPPY RE.
UNION. "A most pleasant gathering &C.
Cured on Saturday Of last week at the
residence in this place Of Mr.. S. y.
Bagley, 1t being the fifticti anniversary
# the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. p
Although prevented from accepting =
kind invitation to be present, We are
pleased to insert elsewhere an account
Of the happy reunion from the pen Of
one of the fortunate guests. Such occa-
sions, and especially, the gathering Of
SO large a family, in numbers so nearly
unbroken, do not often occur.
The cake which found its way to our
sanctum from the bounty provided for
the occasion was more than sufficient
both in quantity and quality to repre-
sent the gustatory privileges of even a
Golden Wedding. May our respected
and venerable friends live to see many
returning anniversaries of the LIST day of
August, and to meet oft and again
the large company of relatives and
friends who met with them in 1869 to
commemorate al event in which, half a
century before, they were the interested
participants.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-08-05
"A WORD TO HoRsEMEN.'

DR. TOnIAS' CELEBRATED VENETIAN IoRsE
IMMINENT has been tested by the nrs. Horsemen Ia
this country and proved to no superior to other
The late u,s.m woodruff. OF "trottin< a-rae,' Was
without sbotts in hi. stable. is ako used by
Col. Bush. Of the jerome r'r' Ccrss t Forr.ham.
n. r., who has twenty running horses unG bis
among which rank OF iincst soc. in Amer
lea. II Is warranted to cure LAT ,ena-s, s2rains,
Scratches, Bruises Calls Cuts Wind Gas, Collie, gore
Throat, Nail in the Foot. and Over Heating, when
used according TO the directions.
All who own employ Horses assured that this
Liniment will do all II no, more, in curing the aho,
named complaints. No horse need die Of Cotr. It.
when hrst taken the Linmcnt Used according to the
directions. Always have bottle in your stable.
Price, in Pint bottles. One Dollar. The genuine
signed = ]. Tobias on the outside wrapper. For sale
by the Druggists Saclcrs and StorekeeperS through
out the Uuitsd states. Depot, ~ Park Place, New
York
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-08-05
TO CONSTr1ssocI-ES.

THE Advertiser, having been Restored to hrlth In n
few weeks by very simple remedy, afer having sut-
fered several years with severe lrtus aitston. and
that dread disease. Consumption-s anxious 70 make
known to his fellow suift res the tans ofeure.
TO all who desire IL, he viii Send copy fthe pre-
scription used free of charged, With the directions for
p,epnrns and using the SAM. which they viii FLUID a
SURE CURE FOR CoNsC HpTiON. ASTHMA, BRDNtHI-
The object OF She advertiser la se;ing the
Prescription Is to brucGt the aric.'t and spread in
formation which he conccisrs 10 h" Invaluable and he
hopes every sulsrer Will try his remedy It will cost
them nothing, - may prove n blessing
Parties wishing The prescription, will please address
REV En".. RID A. WILSON,
cyl Williamsburg. Kings County. New York.