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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

1t is gratifying to find, as we do by a card
elsewhere, that Coroner Flynn did not agree
with the notable jury that tried to set Deputy
Sheriff jackson free. but that the prisoner was
held and the papers were sent to the District
Attorney. It is to be hoped for the credit OF
the city, that there will be a fair and full
trial of the case, and that no more efforts OF
partisan character will be employed to fore
stall or render nugatOry the verdict that the
offense will demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

Deck -hands on the Western steamboats, arc
called "roustabouts word the etymology
of which we cannot even conjecture. The
roustabouts," however, as we learn, are per-
sons of delicate constitution, and extremely
sensitive to cold. For this reason they live
during the Winter as they can, hybernatins
until Spring, like the bears. The consequence
of this ef1eminacy of the stalwart deck
is that steamers advertised TO leave st. Louis
upon certain days and at certain hours, leave
very uncertainty, wages, however advanced.
being of no account to the caloric-iOving
roustabouts" Two remedies suggest them
selves to us-the importation of a great num-
Der of Esquimaux to do the duty, and stern
determination on the. part of the people OF st.
Louis that those who will not work shall not
eat. Let them get through the Winter by tho
absorption of their own fat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

A man was tried at the Court of Special
Sessions Oh Saturday. and sentenced TO "A fine
of $50 and the Penitentiary for one month, for
having a sword-cane in his possession. He had
displayed the weapon, which he said he carried
for elf-defense The law against carrying
concealed weapons has been dead etter Ia
this city, but we are glad to see it applied ia
this case, which we hope will not stand alone.
Its enforcement would prevent the commission
of many crimes and personal outrages in tic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

You kRo'c what these figures prove as well as
| do. You knOW that every vote was drawn out
that could be in the intensely contested cleo
ton of 1860 and that not few were then polled
which had no right to be- You know that the
population of these Wards has not increased !;
yet they polled over Nine thousand more in '68
than they did in CO. and over Sir thousand
more in 60, when the With Ward cast Eight
Hundred and SeUenty-three more than her mon
strous vote of last year, and considerably more
than double her vote ia 1860 or CA.
do, not instance these cases as worse than
others. Probably none of them is so bad as
that of the XXIst, where your Sheriff bears
sway. But the XXIst is a growing Ward so
| confne myself to those which the bills of
mortality clearly show to be less pOpulOus to-
day than they were when their aggregate vote
was but 1924 against the 23,232 they rolled
up for Hoffman last Fall.
Mr.. TildeD, you have confederates who will
chuckle over this expose as showing that I" the
e" Democrats know how" and that they can
never more be driven from power "What if
I" the public judgment condemns usf Let our
repeaters vote twice more all round, and we IL
a. come ont all right.n But believe in God,
and feel profound conviction that the fruits
of triumphs thus achieved will turn to ashes
on the lips of the victors. ] believe yOu will
yet realize that an honest defeat would have
been more advantageous to you in the long
run than either of your fraudulent victories.
But / write to fix your attention on the work
which your defeat Of the Reformed Constitu
ton has made your own Opportunity involves
Responsibility, and your Constitution of 1876
still the law of the land prescrbes that " laws
shall be,made'' to. protect the legal voters in
the full enjoyment Of their rights. That is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
Wards. .a.951 8.s55 8,O4s 8,O5s 9,5l9 8,97O 31S5

Now Mr.. Tilden, you knOw that those
Wards have not increased in aggregate pOpu-
lation since 1855. People who live packed mp
in tenement houses fronting the naTOwest
croOkedest, wOrst-smelling streets of our City,
die at least as fast as those who live in more
cleanly, airy, commodous quarters; and the
increase or diminutOn of the population Of
these Wards is accurately reflected in their
annual return of deaths. Now look at their
total vote at our several Presidential Elections
since 1855 and at our State Election last week {:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

Ministers consulting with the French Emperor
over measures in the event of King Victors
death can only be likened to doctors who con-
suit dying physician about another in the
same predicament Should his Majesty be
summoned at any time to Nice to feel the
pulse of the invalid Gar nothing would be
needed to complete the desperation Of Europe.
Only the old sad advice recurs-Physican, cure
thvsnlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

Gen. Cespedes, with that high-minded earn
estness which characterized him when he
burned his large Bayamo property, now prom
ises to give to each family of which father or
son have fallen for Cuban freedom thirty
three acres of land, till his estate is exhausted.
AS Cespedes was an extensive landowner the
gift must be very considerable, and its ex-
ample of great effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

The appointment of new Appraiser and
the prospect of new Collector for this port
are among the latest features of our official
news. Gen. Palmer takes the place resigned
by Mr. McElrath but who is to take the
place which rumOr says Mr.. Grinnell is to re-
sign, not even rumor can yet pretend to say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

Father Hyacinthe, in letter to some Boston
clergymen, repeats what he has had occasion
to say heretofore-that he is Catholic, and
hopes to remain so. But he adds what must
also be regarded as part of his Distinguishing
doctrine, that "the true Church. embracing al
"who hold Christ As their head, is far widCr
than any earthly organizNtion.p ..-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

The Cuban Junta, we are glad to say, has
been recognized with Mr.. Miguel Albania the
wealthiest of planters, and Mr.. Hilario Cisneros,
a relative of Salvador Cisneros. the Marquis OF
Santa Lucia. among its members. Upon the
new Junta the Cubans seem to be agreed,
which is one point gained. Its admitted bust
ness character appears to be another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

yoar provision; the Legislature is now also
yours the frauds that and my friends with
but partial success, have done our best TO oat-
file and defeat, now call loudly on you Tor cor
rection You have resisted us on the assnmp-
ton that ours is the wrong remedy; now let
us see what is yours HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

The Book question comes again before
Che brooklyn Board of Education to-day, and
Murphy WILL perhaps, have another chance at
the Puritans. What right have those straight
Laced old relgiOnists TO any traditensg Let
Murphy blot them from the record of the land
that once knew them, but should know them
mo more.
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TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE.

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Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

An appeal is made elsewhere in behalf of
the people of Brunswick County, Virginia.
Stricken aud left desolate by the war, they
have since suffered from such aggrayatlohs Iof
lLeI hand fate 40 last Summers drodth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
deuts Mr. f. II. Brown has opened an Office at No "a
West Tr;y -scconds, junction Of Broadway aud Sixth
ave. where advertisements for THE TRIBUNE will be
received up 70 e in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
Up. lnRN ADYERTISEMENTS.

Advertisements for this weeks issue Of THE
WEKkL, :sisUNs be handed To DAY Pnee 50 iue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

brought upon them and their case presents
an especial claim upon the attention OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

John b. Cough lectures on Temperance this
evening in the great hall of Cooper Insti-
fufa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

Available lot of English and American books Is
to be sold by Bangs, Merwin & Co.. this afternoons
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
s2,[ ADVERTISEMENT I

A.WoNDEnErL SourrKnS DIscovEnY.-In The
south whele Liver c, mp aim and bilious dis
s@ses, ,prevnilHto 8" great extent. thrr. has
tonH be-n! fsita need "f n .rcd cine that would
&c. e,5ftaly and promptly on the L;uer. re,
storing II to its u,lrInnl 1nnc,i",e, and at til.
same lime be Safe Il ON alter ff-cts ami g..
simrls that it nisht be used hy any one. 1t is
c'stmed that DR. rutrs. Vegetable Liver Pill,
supplies this want. They net directly OH th..
Ii er; III IT. c"n.t-nt use wi not i. ur- n the
slighisst degree thaTthost delicate cons i;uion
F"Hni's at any rerio'l may us- them with
xrea' ben. .ht aud realize great relief f. ON the
distressing unusen witch they Experience ut
certain times These pi Is are Got Recommend
ed as a. o"ioe,s"l cure all. but simply fol dis
easel Liver ant tlioee: nnlsdies wiici, FLOW a
arrangement Of tha, important organ, e,,rh us
Dysp psia, sick, H~adach., Iudiges,ion, L,,ss ue
Al petite. Costivene-s, Piles. Janndice Sour
stomach. l.ade,' Heart, u II, Chi ls aud Fever.
Foul Brea Ia. r. stiessntss t:,.Isht. innd Flatu
lehey. These insalusbls5 PILLS may b. ,onnd
in S3ery DR. 6 stpr-;of ahy,note III the south
and West.
This valuable preparation for sale by Mces E.
Parkrr d Thomson a,d ". I. Penney
lFi y. 1eG3--5:'=2t -. .
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~; geFss MARKETS.
IL A-IsABBlM1LE, April 9, 1869.

= ~ss& s%S-Ac.A AobAka4LE, APfll ., 1869.
Cotton dullat 25; Butter 20 Coffee
rs a'33 Sugar l5 q 25; Cheese 25 a
30; Flour SIS per barrel; Ten green
$3.50. Black $500; Corn s1.45 l.5O
Oats Sl.00. Peas SIPS. Lard 25 a
80. 'aBeef 8 a 10. - Kerosene rs a 30.
yiee, II 2 10; Chickens, gEowp 25.
q 2 ota,oeg s1bGa 300 Salt ss.bO
Turkeys 1octs per lb* Eggs asa go.
New, YoRk,l April 7-Noon.-Cot-
ton steady---middling uplands, 2s3.
Gold 1914. ~ .fn III
NEW YoRK, April :7-Evening.-
Cotton firm; sales $500 bales-mid,
dlings lS3 conts. - Gold 1919.
- Cn3RLEsTbN, April 7-Cotton cas-
,ier, <bYt. more active. Sales. 700. bales
! TI.1hFniddllings 4, "a cents. Receipts 4oG
bales. ,.;,. i -. -: -. li.5,
AUGUSTA, April 7.-Cotton sh ade
fir rmer-middlings 26! cents. Sales
30Q bales, Recei,ts 12O.- -
LNBRPocTs i April 7.-Eyening.- -
Cotton steady: Middlirg uplands 12s
eaa2a.l Orleans. 12a@124. Sales oi
the day 10000 bales.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

ING foiioNina narasd efksAsys
leyslIsss 3
ga kgox& 90, A q HsMsfs
y q CsR b 3 T 2 siosd al
y asss ssI 4ya
s - ~
|: 4 d 5Iiusl y -
& ! - s s.
Maxwell, Jay Brad Lee i1jt' S
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
Stock. : (. !. 4 81 ! Goods.

i, ts-a< Il tssss "a - Asf tiss s4,t:sS s,,f IS =
my h4.etyeshet sa ssxhj t;s;os. anl fxsrsst q
thsiv ~ eriSss and qusiiy. =, *
i Apdea In Fsssssa Sslkt u : .'s 81 DE-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

TIE jury QUEsTIoN.-IIis Honor
Judge Carpenter has decided that the
Jurles drawn for the present term of
The Court of Common Pleas are ille-
gally drawn under the late act Of the
l. Legislature, and has therefore notified
~ hhe,;;;jjurors ,; who We're summoned to
attend that theywill not be required
to DO so.-CharicSton News.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
FoF 4HF aAssHv4aa@ PRESS: ? s.%i.
) ASAtxRb, e RE II
z AHEGN IN

Mr.. Bp,re{: aqysasas,D Dr.
dulge me by inserting this card in
yoar-ShRsfn EHsae a cosssPoaasdFd
in tha Colambfia Phenir Ebetw Oh q 4 ! His
Excellency r. X. Scott and Mr.. viii.
liams, relative to the organizatiomh Z II 8
the Militia. received instructions
from the Adjutant General to raise: ss;s s
company. first tried to raise n
white company, but never enrolled q
single white man. bbsrs sSwaa ioailf
one alternative left, ,Ahd taas fwas;s to
enroll colored men, which saw at
once would so disorganize labor as to
make it ahaoas imp essiblo-t91mako q
crt .Dip fhisSsoanby. 1 &fosaammc-
diately to Governor Scott telling him
my fears organisingra9 9ceiorsd;eompas
ny, and in reply received a letter
FROM eeisp6y; RSaRgSSSsotts
sayipgbS aid hata ihtsnd If3r sme Ito
commence enrolling at once. And in.
struggled meito nostfg att those wish
ing to enpolf themsalves Lin the Mill
tia, that for the present the enrollment
will be suspends4, advise the lsboretars
to devote themselves to their employ
ment, and waste. no time In dookins
for military organizations. r ;can
safely !saydfi theg civil i;iswst are en-.
foreed' by the officers newEin Office.
the Citizens ofiAbboville nocd never
fear the presence of m armed force
again.
But Wien q MaE#tate is tolds to
his facesthas if shshhd iassusd = whr-
rant fef>she arrest sSf serteinn parties
for n violation of the peace that
neither the NOR his y constable rdould
arrest them, (and know they have
not been arrcstcdD I.wiHjust 0ask>tGe
good 9aw abiding citizens if the, civil
law fails to reach those casos must we
submit and let them go at large,
terror to thoGaR8try3 VT. ~ M n
SRespectfblly,< ~ ~, > :
r ~
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John 7; Parks, Greenwood; r. A. Crit.
t", &,ms9s| Msly 4 ys aarg"'', N.Y. II
Rsss. R;;3l ld aaQs he, Qssss \ e y,
Lo~ndssviIe;J. B. Kay. Temple of Health :
G. N. Mat.ison, D"nnaldsville: A. B
Wardlsvsg 81 AMSns saiifer, war nfaks;;.
w. JoeIas. JoeIsash 5: 4 AfS, G,bsv4siIs Couitfi,msSs. G
The Committee will meet in the Cos+.
House at AbbeviIIe on, Friday, 2sd, inst,
at II o'clock, a. m. Il adbsst,ehatsAnassasiis d 81 Is
earnestly solicited, asv-maitess- of -impor-
sanss sFll le tIasseateh y u on that day.
observation-disclosures thasthe Yreas-
u'ss 4 lA;s ''ii s,ssi
change one with every man 10 the District,
for . fee, either annual, life or perpetual
-, !. ,,lsDgGs e.; ss'ss;', s.;s u j
Columbia will be able to report on The 2sib
instant, that Hore .1an half The c;t;zsps,oy
Abts'i!IN peull5. ol8T4g ssl'
socisty. ID. WYATT AIKEN.
snsesy-sssx,.-sssss..,.ss,,.....,-Prs Prssidspt --
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Mfla1AHE:RE:Yl!:.: (: &; 6; ::
e O. . e191 B lBRS FaR FaR IiN !: :;:5:s :::s::
NEW llIER4 ore AT No. GRANITE

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n ,'s = 1sssIss Ss Iu 10. .""s Inning !ss'"d e
MILLINERY A,s akss sss y
san sags
es'%s, tn 4 sa(s
al psbao .hacr,saa rpdowr EMQ9H MEES0
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
LEM L. .GUFFIN.
&iSs - 49, Il Q
FOR faHsA HsA Plsl 9PnfYIILE II PRESS. B: 5s
W:fR witt Of sIowndesville; with
sSSe" AMhfts Brothers: -, sSs.:;.5s..;

l would respectfally,zsin my
friends that am now with White
Brot hers, and hope to have the pleas
ure:of sceihg them when they come i.
~ "a nooe1tAeee;.S ttee :. NLGYT;rr2:r rtI -
These gentlemen have just received
hcirSSpringPtpeE, which is well FIas-
sorted, ,alargeS hdidesirable.- i & j.
l would especially ask call from
all my lady friends in search Of dress
goods, bonnets,f hats,&c, Galtat No.
l " h'te's @sk|Whefe yot4 will <;al- i
ways find mo anxious to servo you. III, :
Respectfully, d; I, ts*
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

~ II g%s ~
s@a EoBEspuaE., Aptit 5, lsee. /.
The following members, with the officers
elect: wiz constitute iie Executive Com, :,
n,'ttee OF the AbbevilIe Agricultural so-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

A." sE = TRY GOODS sSs
@MoMESruNs @ RRiM pEEsS GOODS *YANKEE
MISSES SHOES
CENTS BOYS enLpREN READY MADE CLOTHING
am h,"ry L" nfq'" and The sh
"on Gsr
sives y.tf FEN
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ryn,,, -. -, ". 4. WHITE,
Apa,ilalsss s.b.oo s3tia' sHta fs51 2 y:
Executive Committee, of the Ahbeuilla
Agricultural" SSdetyaa ISzi
9 g ..s III M ss,ss5 W

81 zH:H2 ~ Is .,s':rni a;.iysz
MEETING cALLED FOR THE 23D INST.
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, at spartanburg G. H..
on, the istsinst., by the Rev. DR.. White
foord Smith, Dr. JOHN CUNNING
HAM of 1BpsgIll Miss JgLM
MONA tls, l9lis: KIN s. 3 otssIast ayhabbarg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-01
u Grcen q, WEI.

(AuctlOneers and Real Estate gents
EIUMAllSSIONEkS SA LIZ OF PRINCE
" STREET PROPERTY.
In execution of decree Of the Circuit Cou.
of Alexandria county, rendered at N0yemhe-
term, 1858 in the suit OF Mary King vs. Jo..
K. Wooster, the unders. gned viii olcr .oc ,s..
at public auction, on SATU RDAY, the l5.a
day OF February next, at II clock To-. iu iroll
Of the Mayor office in the city o. Ale&AHd5ia.
dria. with tho THREE STORY BRICK -
HOUSE thereon, bounded AS follows: Begin
ming 81 feet west Of Union street and ~ Tee, N
incaes south Of Prince street and running
thence north with line parallel - Union So.
and binding upon AL alley - feet 10 niche. %
Prince street; thence along Prince street l. q
inches thence south p9rai 70 Union street..
Al feet inches, more or less thence We.
parallel with Prince street 10 feet 9llches, more
or less thence south parallel u Union stree.
- feet / inches more or less tAtnoe west par
&llel 10 Prince street 8 feet i inches thence
mouth north parallel with Union street ire. b.
inches IT, the southern extremity %. - .lac 20.
board fenco separating the 1T from the iae l
the lot conveyed by john - Vowel to Saule.
X. DovauGhn; thence along the aSlG board
fence and the wooden gate coLlacteI wtA ~
feet | inch - the beginning
TEkMS-OHc-third Of The purchase money
in cash, and the residue IA two Cqual install
Of sa!o with interest the purchaser % give b.
bond fer the deferred instGimeuts, and the t,.e
to be retained unit, tn purchase money j. fully
paid. :. IEkG U~ON BEACH.
" ARTHUR TAYLOR.
Commissioners of SHE.
Stamps uud couyeyanling 81, tho co-t ol the
purchaser jan Its
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DIED.

In this city, on yesterday, the 3l.t ultimo
from q lingering attack of bronchitis, which he
bore with much patience and fortitude, THOS.
MCQUEEN, in his forty eighth year, n native of
Prince William county. Va, but for many
years past resident OF this place His strict
honesty and kindness Of heart endeared him to
numerous relatives and friends, who deeply
mourn their loss Gy- The friends Of the FAM
~ are invited to attend the funeral, at o clock
tomorrow afternoon, from his late residence,
No. 1874 north Columbu ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-01

What the Radical leaders mean by "univer-
sal suffrage" and universal amnesty" is made
sufficiently manifest by the vote on the eff.
tenth amendment to the Constitution, which
passed the House on Saturday by nearly a
strict party vote, except Bingham, of Ohio, and
Palsey, of West Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-01
MARRIED..

AT ST. Mary's hurch, Prince Georges co,
Md January 10Th. 1869, by Rev. Father Lam
ahan, JOHN II. THOMAS, of Fairfax county,
Va, to Miss FANNIE GWlN, daughter Of
William Gwin, esq, of Prince George county,
MARYLAND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-01
Er Grcen a WIZ.

(Auctioneers and Eeai Estate Ag'nt-.J
GOMMISs!ONERS SALE.-Undcr suJbor
y ily oCa decree Of The Circuit Court o. AIez.
andria county. Va rendered vt the Novemter
term, 1851, in suits OF lane q. james W. Anu
Emerson Adm r.. def, and Deul4h Haney
plaintiff, vs.. the sane Jaian!aAt. the under
signed, Commissioners. Will sell a. public gur-
ton, in front Of tLo Mayors Office IN the city
of Alexandria g.. 1T ~ clock iu.. on SAT
UkDAY, the ~ b du7 oj February, 1853 Two
LOIS OF GEOJND, 80. I beginning Oh tte
east side %, Water SIRE u g. feet south OF Hot.
street and running thence south on Ha.ef 81.
n feet thence east and parallel 10 Woitc 3D..
6 . feet; thence north II feet; thence with D..
direct line to the beginning. This lot has -
y FRAME DWELLING, with good back e
buildings. No. adjoins lo. No /, fronting .
feet and running back gu feet; has upon d. g.
large four story BRICK BUILDING.
TERMS One fourth Of the purchase money
to bo paid in cash, and the resdne IN equal IN
stalments ~ six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser TO give bond with security, With
interest from The day OF sale, ard the title L.
be retained until tho purclascmoney Is iulIy
paid, FRANCIS l.. nth,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
LYSANDKR HILL,
GEORGE VIM. BRENT,
ian oI-t3 Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-01

THE STAY LAWN General Orders No.
l49, issued by General Stoueman December -,
is the following paragraph:
u. That the stay of executions against per
sona property, so far only as the same exists
under laws now in force aud which by the pro
visions thereof expires on the said LIST day OF
January, 1869, shall be, and is hereby, extend
ed until the lst day of July, 1869, aud If on or
before the said last named day the DEBTOR shall
have paid all the iotercSt then due and owing
thereon, such execution shall be further stayed
until other orders from these or superior head
quarters
There has been difference Of opinion among
the lawyers OF the State in regard to the inter
probation of the above, but the Richmond pa
pers are authorized by the military to state that
1T is intended by the order to give the debtor
until the lst of July in which to pay all the
lnterest then due. up to which date, July lSt,
1869, all executions against personal property
are stayed for either interest or principal. -
L. is added, that "those debtors who 90 the lSt
of July shall have failed TO pay up all back IN
terest that may be then due, may expect to re-
oeive no further extension of time on any por
ton OF either the principal or interest"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
DARTHOLOWS GREAT
CLOSING OUT SALE

tLOSiAO W DALE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
MACHINERY,
MACHINE EXTRAS, HARDWARE,
TOOLS HOSTING MACHINES, FIELD
AND GARDEN SEEDS. BONE DUST
AND GUANO
Will commence on TUESDAY, February .
1869 at ten o'clock, and continue from day 10
day until all is sold
Also, at the same time will be cold, a fine 10.
cf WORK and HARM BSS HORSES, STAL.
LIONS, MARES and COLTS, CARTS, WAC.
ONS, HARNESS, &c, IS per catalogue, q,
the Agricultural Warehouse and Hardware
seed and Fertilizer Depot, OF
J. j. BARTHOLOW,
$50 Seventh street.
Bet. Penn av. and Canal, opposite East End
Centre Market,
GREEN s. WILLIAMS Auct rs
+. S.--Cata'ogues are now ready for di,ti
button. Washington, Jan. DIV