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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29
DIED.

 1a Harwinton. Sept. 12. Edith E., only eA1Ad ot Abraham and Katie R. Naylor, aged 4 @1nfhs and 8 dayS Ia Cornwall, August 26, Mrs. Persis. Ws30w of John L. Johnson. aged 65 years Ea aSaisbaEy. Sept II, Sarahett, wife of 4n1rew J. Spur, aged B years,
 At West Winsted, Sept. 2I, Harry M. Gxnmk sged 6k .,. Al HMwintOn. Aug. 6, Keziah Wheeler. wase o9 Asa Wheeler, aged g years.
 A3 Wss4 Winssed. Sept. 1S, Deacon Syl. vssaE R1At4 formerly of Winchester Cen. %G. sged 70
 Ia Sharna. David s. Woodruff. aged 6l 1a S@mEA Norfolk. Sept 10th, Mrs. Try- F@@a nmaley. eged s2 years, the oldest F@sm in the place. - Ha NoEfOlk. Sept 21, Harry N. Grant, aesa e yeaR. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29

CENTS WANTED TO SELL "A CHAMBERLIN'S Law Book for
 Business Men. The Best Subscription Book out. Address, o. D. CASE & CO, Hartford, Conn. 24-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29
STATE ITEMS.


 human skull was dug up in Saugatuck, last week.
 Danbury proposes to have fine public library.
 They have a musical society in Meriden, numbering near 200 members.
 Two Yale Sophs have been expelled for hazing Freshmen. t5.. Accaduck lake. Wallingford, is entirely dry
 New Haven County gains 24,6O5 in pop ulatiOn in the past decade.
 Chatham has voted $35, ,OOO more 10 the Air Line rail road.
 A drunken woman was found dead in her bed at Middletown, last week.
 Middletown school expenses were $5S.- OOO. last year.
 Work is soon expected to recommence On the Boston and Erie railroad. The Hartford horse fair came off last week.
 A crane has been shot in Woodstock, 52 feet long, and feet across.
 A Bridgeport (25 miles) in hours, last week. A drunkard was found dead in Meri- den alley, last week.
 The concert for the German soldiers re- lief fund at New Haven, realized $7OO. The Pequot House, New London, closes after a successful season.
 The railroad from Suffeld to Windsor Locks will be completed by the first of Oc- t0ber. The long trestIework at the junction of the New Hartford and Collinsville and Ca- nal uailroad. is being rapidly completed. Watertovn ladies celebrate the compile tiOn of their railroad by promenade con- cert and ball on the village green. Removal of obstructions in the New Ha. ven harbOr under the Congressional ap- pEOpriatiOn has commenced.
 The Woodstock fair had a native wild cal and a native rattlesnake in addition to the usual agricultural productions. The New Haven board of education re- qaire a 21z mill tax for educational pur- POseA
 At a fair in Fairfield Co.,, they have oa exhibition, IT sun-fowers, grow ing from a stalk 16 feet high.
 The Catholic Cathedral now begun in New Haven, is expected to seat near 5000 people.
 The New Haven Young Men s Christian Association have held l9 open air meetings oa the State House steps, this season. Amsn who was going down to thONew Haven and New York boat was knocked down in the street. few nights since. Rev. John Dickinson celebratedh his crys- tAl wedding at Bridgeport, last week. An na Dickinson, his sister, was present. The Kansas colony from New Haven have chosen magnificent location, twelve miles by fourteen, on the north fork of Solomon
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29
Repub1ican Cauons.

l. sg s - 's1A1Eg -S,VEWSWY EfF The Republican voters of Litchfeld are hereby notified to meet in caucus at the. Town Room on of seeng S at ensuing town meeting, and to do any other busi- ness proper to be done. @ Litchfeld, Sept 20th, 1870.
 PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30
YAH AyESSUEsGEI e. Co.'s

:i.9 Only :ull and coulylo:e NJ enagtr:e WORTHY
oi tho namc in the United States.
Til r. CHEAT MORAL EXHIBITION OF
THE AGE
lis interest undivided. Its influence unsl,
loye Ey anything ,ncoE!p a.ible with lis
WE'LL ESTABLISHED CHARACTER.
kcly ng solely upon its merits as vast
BIOLOGICAL EXHIBITION
for success, AM appealing to the patronage OF
IN in.sll gen! community. it offers
no CIRCUS PERFORMANCES.
Within It's cc:nr rahensive catalogue OF
WILD BEASTS, Binds AND REPTILES,
comprising nearly
FIVE HUNDRED SPECIMENS
of the most rare and curious species known to
Nsturalists, are many which have before,
NEVEE BEEN EMITTED ON The
CONTINENT.
Among In SO interesting speclallties, VIII en- can
be seen no WHARF else save in the
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERlS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

arc on 81 scale OF unparalleled cx.nn. and &c
gance, which has never before btca attempted,
whilD the magnificent grstuitous pageant IS be
vnnl conception, brilliant and magnificent
Such street display of irridescent splcnco,
HISS never before been seen, and has been per
fcc.ed ut Il cost Of nearly huff a million Of dol
hrs Among tie noticeable features of this
EovAl stree. parade will be found the great
uurireruus Chali0. o! Pactolus, with its team Of
ten Normandy ECrSGF, the most massive vchlC-
ular construction cscr drawn on wheel. con-
tanning EOPP'S GREAT GOLDEN OPERA
BAND. Herds Of Elephants, Cameis, Ponies,
Llarnas and ether led mi mals, followed by the
great Golden Charn: q! Cleopatra, on the broad
dnis Of which, in !u! view OF the bic, e large
LIVING LION viii be carried, free, uncaged
and u..:.:!ercd, an, under no restraint, save TIT
ever vjgi!srt eye of his keeper and tanner
through the public :tTett'. Succeeding this
Will come hn 0ug array Of Den:. Cages AVA.
ries, Va.., Chario:s and Ears, forming Is daz.
ling anil briiiial. train nearly mile in extent
ac:" vchIcsIs are ornameni6i on the panels
On each ID" anh 1T either end with magnificent
raintnTs These pictures are moro than three
hundred in number. This gorgeous out door
spectacle will take rlGc" 1T 10 a. m. Doors
open 1T Mrd : y n
The KIN'- pE:FGIMAHCE5 arc Of va
lied, highly amusing, Instructive and ehtertai n
ing character Ihcy VIZ introduce the thrill
ing and tlotL stirring :ci.s OF the
uHEAT LION KING,
in 10: !? N ;i!h four yJun2 Lions and other f.
rUcicuS Wild beasts, iii addition 10 the perform
arces # the TRAINED ANIMALS. such as
He; hsn:., Csmc!s horses, Comic Mules, Act.
IN. Dogs and Monkeys, Pony Races, &c
Administer. :, :.i........~.. ..............50 cents
Children un!c. nine years. .................25 cents
Exhibition OF Washington street, opposite
;hs Cotton Factory, On
THURSDAY, August l1.h.
Will exhibit ct Fairfax c. II. on Angus, 10.
~ 3O-d50, A2,4,6.9 l0Stwl,S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

the RIOS. beautiful and graceful crea.urs that
rusns the ptsin: Ct Africa ard the only one
ever capture: Give mis- remarkable sn'Iha'
weigh: two thuu$ .! pounds.
'Ihc curious Az wonderful
uaETE.BESTE.
s. ".tcn spoken Of bJ Dr.. lhTing!.ohp, tae on
one ever taken alive.
The curious and elegant
CAXEMBIAN BLESS BnCh.
fru.n Central Africa. The only one ever brought
e. the United >tsias.
TIC rare And cXg !i&:.,iy formed
CAFFHARtAH IMPOON,
the g !. :rccimcn ever brought from its native
plains, in i&..hc:cst explored sections CT inle-
-G- A-:c:.
The anomalous and unique
AFRICAN SPRING BOOK.
,i.c civ unn ever exhibited in America or En-
rope"
IL V.;IG WHITE ZADH:, EVER SEEN
II" strangely IuTincd and beautiful
WRITE TAEThl!T YAK,
thn .,.i,' ono ever brought 20 America.
!!!r remarkable ard rarely seen
BARBARY OUADAD,
or.' "f ths n"st graceful and interesting Of
Ga4,:ruIr..S. The only ono ever captured.
i he only he!d Of genuine Hindostsr
SACRED CATTLE
in tho U;it, Il States
4 specimen of our native
ROCKY IOUNTAlT MOOSE,
thu, My 81" eyer exhibited.
TIE wonderful ard curious nlnph:biou5 an
omoly, n" :. II.
HlPfUi't!TAMUS,
or ;.i9cr iiJrSr. Tho OILY one alive in the
United ;;l,ltcs.
n addition - tbcso and many other special
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

The New York Legislature at its last session
passed 40 act, which received the approval Of
,bc Governor, prohibiting the employment OF
any psr:on as engineer on any Of the railroads
Of the State who cannot read the printed time
tsb!es and ordinary handwriting; and also pro
bibitipg auy person frou running an engine who
cannot resd time tables and handwriting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO INDIAN
lYl HEAD, UN THE NIGHT OF THE llt@
OF AUGUST. (THURSDAY.D
The committee on excursion OF the hlc&":'
dris Christian Association announce ~ the pup
lie that they have completed Ill tho srr.ag"
ments fJr giving IN excursion rs above, ~"
that they will endeavor ~ make il on" OF u"
most p easant that has occurret this ytnr.
Goo instrumental and vocal mus: I"ny IT,
expected nnd refreshments viii he FURNISHED A.
Il reasonable p7cc Further notice will BE g.e-
on of the lice, &C.. about the time of the
cursioE. is 1T!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30
Auction SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALuA-
- BILE FARM.-Pursuant to decree Of %:
Circuit Court of Fsuquier county, made on The
9th day OF September, 1859, in the case OF r. Il.
Young, Executor Of VIM. Rawlings, decd, -
John y. Rogers, &c tho undersigned, as Cor
mis:ioners OF sale therein named, Will ole:
to thu high s. b!dde,, before tho ' bcVerldc:
House." il The town of Mlddleburg. on SAT
URDAY, 'ho 18Th day Of January, 1870. tbs:
besu.iGul farm, called Springfield" Gwn"t
AID !st-y occupied By John &. H"tsc:5, cog.
taiilny
$50 ACRES
This .sr.n is : .ua!ed on the turnpike ton
NiGIicburv to tho Plains, ab,ut."0 miles .roir
the .ormer and six miles from tie rstcr pi'."
lii Il. bts: quality o! fuaIu'er :a!'" y IT..
trlce with stones $40 rtiIs, wei: "hltrcl:
large portion 0i it is set III clover; ia" M %"un.
dance OF the most valuable
TIMBER;
n young orchard OF choice fruit; - ~ II nrat!Er
fno neighborhooi, and is altogether %boG. t!:a
most desirable farm now Offered Tor GALE IN Ia.
section of Virgins.
The improvements consist OF s co'n!Or.Nl,.
STONE DWELLING, t tssaa:.
Kitchen, Meat House. Dairy, Sc. LIZ
The decree authorizes Us u sell, either n lG,,
vste or public sale, upon the following
TERMS, viz :--One.tenth CT the purcha-
money in cash, and so much more as with Sal!
one tenth will make one third Of the whole pur-
chase money, to be paid on the confirmation
the sale by the Court. and the residue il -
equal payments in one and two years; the d.
ferred payments to bear interes: from the day ..
sale, and to be secured by the bonds Of tho pU:
chaser and retention Of title until last paync!;
il maze BURR =. holland,
ARTH. l.. ROGERS,
Commissioners Of Sslc.
Middleburg, Dec 25-eots
pOSTPONEMENT- sale Of the sa"".
property is postponed TO MONDAY: the III
DAY Of August, 1870; and will take pace l..
front Of the Court house, in WarreAton
BURR p. holland,
ARTH. J.. ROGERS,
I,nrr mis- inn
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NET
Fairfax 70. ~ 2i-iswts Sub Trustee.
CIHt3 Err ) NEW FAMILY SEWING
- MACH Ne

- MACHINE.
The very LARGE sales Of this popular m.cli"",
IS shown by official returns, far exceed tha: ."
any other machine, its sales during the ~. W"
years being greater than the Grover 4 Bake,
Weed, Howe and others combined, and III.
fact or result has been owingio It's real mcT!.:
hence lis great and growing popularity, !; J.
simple in construction, easily undcrstood,n. -
psrIs gliding smoothly and noiseiessly s!on!
and are not Liable to get out of order; h"' =!
tachment for every kind and variety OF WORK
and sews with equal facility the fines NJ!
cosrsest material; use; stTaiigh: needle, sam"
size cotton for upper and lower stitch, ant
makes stitch alike on both SIDES OF the fabric
needs no basting as 4 guido to sew by, and Is
now offered to the public rs incomp@rsbly tA'
best machine in existence. 1t would avail L.
nothing TO make the above assertions ii we %e:r
not ready to prove them. All we ask is q tria..
for observation alone can fully convey c"s"
impression OF the many kinds Of work OF which
our new family machine is capable Machine
for hire and for sale on liberal terms Par.i".
are instructed in the use Of the machine. ~
isfaclion guaranteed in each and every case, g.:
no sale. q Z. BERRY, Agent,
jy 27-eo2w II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

DISPATCHES state that a, Berlin there is bitter
complaint OLA violation OF neutrality on the
part of Eugland, from the alleged purchases Of
large quantities of coal and arms there for the
use of the French, and further that the dis
cove1y of the "secrst treaty" whereby the TO-
depepdence of Belgium was threatened has
provoked considerable popular indignation in
ENGLAND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

Newspaper correspondents find themselves
in no: water a; he headquarters oil the French
army. Several were arrested as spies at Metz
yesterday, IN, We're released after being warn.
cd 70 keen away from The army 10 future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

The Parlianen. ni Great Britain will adjourn
on the ]lth Of Angus, but in view OF the ros
siblc ccn;ir gerces that may occur, Mr.. Glad
stone has proposed ILL by which it may be
called togethcr in six Instead Of fourteen days,
q lorrto fnr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

The Frcnc:, cruisers have commenced to
lock Otter German merchantmen, and the lat
ter are running into friendly ports for asylum.
The bark Meridian, from Philedel phia for Bre-
ulen, was o7erhaulcd hy a French man. w al
but Vas permitted to proceed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30
Middleturg July 2l-rct:

IVNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Dy v;rtu. OF dee: 90.
I trust from William D. Shepherd AMI VII"
dated the 5lh day of December, 1877, duly l..
corded amongst the land records o! faI::aE
county, and for the purposes therein m.nt"".
ed, will sell, 1T public auction, 1t tai':1F
Court House Va on MONDAY, the 18TH dr'
Of August next that being Court day, u"
TRACT OF LAND called MOI NJ OAh,
near the village Of Falls Church. formerly b.
longing to Daniel F. Dulany, containing ne:
$40 acres The buildings consist az barge s::;;1s,
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and Other kAisl
out buildings it is well wstered; hrs :. sui!
cheney of timber for is support, and /: one q,
he most beautiful and desirable trscts OF i:.'..:
in the county. 1t IS Gistsn. s.rrut eight mr.,
from Washington city and six from AlcxsncriN
TERMS-Sl, 1914 G5, with inter"s. from the J.,
of January, 1858 ard the cxpc"sc> 81 sale, ~
be required in cash; 5 ,594 a. with i"l"Fes,
from the lsi 0: Jnnu.ry. 1865 ~: tho IL Ga!s oil
January, 1871, 1872 and l9..3, tae excess. Il ""y
with iDtcres, ON the day a: sale, /" bnp',! o..
the lsL day Of ,.',:.rG 1873. - be secure: - &c
lien upon the property, ut Tic expense - -.
purchaser. e.rlins =, Trustee sha.. convey
such title q. " r. i yc.tc:! II ne, which. la"
ever, is believed !" b. u.Grc,, table.
ii! - !. I.O' T., Trustee
Fairfax CO., is !i-hwt: ""h yep.
NJII :
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VALUABLE MILL 20" ~ IL.

By virtue of q Iced OF ttu:: from Julius o..
Howell to VIM. Ii. Dulsny, bearing dat Il;
DAY of March. 1909. ard OF record in the ~!
records of Fairfax county. liber b. 80. j. lie
lG for the purposes therein Sc: form, SHALL or
MONDAY, the loth day OF July. lo'J, C.a'.
day, in front Of Fairfax Court House, Sill To-
the highest bidder, all that property known -
PAYNES MILL. This properly IS sI:ua,".:
on Accotnk run, about one mile north OF IL"
Little River Pike AMI near Gooding's Tavern.
Tho 10. contains Is acres. the Mill thereon
needs repair The sito is T. good on, the v"..
ume of wst"r ample and the land ntLacEcj "'
good quality. Terms cash.
0O THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co... i, lS-!aw4W Sub Trustee.
"a The above ale is postponed until the ijth
DAY OF AUGUST, Court day, when it vii
be offered It tho same plaC, on the following
terms: Onc-nslt cash a.d the residue ~ =,
months with Interest. "
THOMAS MOORE,
., -; sub Trusirn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

The Post Office at Aqua Creek, Stafford
county, Va, has been discontinued By order
of the Postmaster General and hereafter mail
matter for that place will 50 to Brooks Sta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

At the Wesleyan General Conference in Lon.
don yesterday Bishop Simpson presented the
credentials Of the American Conference and,
delivered 40 address,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

\ ,uu.itr Ct German shipping merchants
u Ncw Iolk, who arc citizens of the United
States and owncrs of foreign built vessels have
taken out sea-etters 10 sail the vessels they
own unicr tho American flag, aud thus to
secure to Il certain extent the protection ct the
United States government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30
The War News.

The dispatches from Europe, published 10
The morning papers, bring no intelligence Of
any serious engagement between the opposing
forces Of France and Prussia. From Berlin
we earp, that q general movement CT the
Prussian forces had commenced, and that de-
cisive operations were near at baud. Troops
we're pushing on to MsyeDcc from all direc-
tons, and rumors Of skirmishes between the
outposts were prevalent at London lass night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

Many G! TIC Republican papers censutc the
high handed ac;a Of Governor Holden, OF
North Caroline. ead his military minion Kirk,
in t:etyi,- the constitution and denying The
writ a. habcas corpus, and ia committing nu-
merous outrages upon the liberties o. tho
,cor.'c OF North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

r. G. AlGutt, Of Loudoun county, has been
appointed u notary pub lie by the Governor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

General SigeI, while crossing Broadway on
Monday afternoon, between and 5 o'ciock,
was run over by one horse carriage, and two
Of his ribs were broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

The liAI c! Fenian officers charged with vic
lating he neutrality laws is progressing at
Windsor. Vermont, General O'Neill and
Colonel Grown pleaded guilty..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

Sir. p. {. .Assnom, o. Portsmouth,, Va,
has contracted Win ,he Treasury Department
icr the immoral Of he hui! OF the steamer
Florida from tic James river, near Newport
News, auyi las paid $500 for the same, and
given tu2,l OF indemnify in the sum of s., 900
!or the faithful tulGmcnt of his CONTRACT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

There were Skipped from Cumberland, over
tie G. & O. Ca nal, duliog the week ending
the 23G, lG, 3Gl .05 tons of coal, and over the
B. & 0 r. K. Tor the same lime l9,S14,l5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

~UEAP ard GOOD BRO w! and WHITE
SUGAHS-a very full stock.
6. Nh. RAMSAY,
:, ii III King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

A STRANGE SUIcIDE.-In or out Of Rich
mond We have not heard recently OF moro
unaccountab!e suicide than one that occurred
in this city several days ago and which has not
vet been published For over twenty years
John Burquest, native of Sweden, had car,
ried on shoe making in this city, and during
all this time had borne 40 ir7eproachabIe char
acter as citizen. Prompt in his engagements,
he prospcrcd and had accumulated 81 600 in
gold, besides Icing out Of debt. Being unmar-
ried, he had no family cares to disturb him,
and everybody who knew him thought him
happy and prosperous map. Strange to say,
however, this was not so, as he deliberately,
on the day referred to- effectualy severed WITH
a sharp knife the veins in each wrist, and then
took heavy dose of deadly poisonous acid.
He survived this desperate attempt at self
destruction only short time. The deceased
was about forty years Of age, and at the time
of his tragic death kept boot and shoe shop
on Seventeenth strect.-Richmoad Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

The London Times of yesterday comments
uniavorabIT on the removal Of Mr.. Motley as
Minister to Eoclaud, and thinks it an instance
Of Republican GckleneSs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

4 SENsATIoN SToRY.-A strange story comes
to US from Orange county. There is woman
who Gains to have been married to Jeter Phil
lips during the war, and who has now child
some five or six years OF age, which she says
Is the fruit OF their union. The reason assign
ed by her for not setting up q CAIN to her
ttruanl husband sooner is, that she did not
kno" where he was until he was arrested for
the murder committed on Drinkers farm, and
that she did not care to have any thing to dc
with him afterwards. Her story is corroborated
BY the testimony and belief OF the reieSbor.
hood. We are not much iocIined to Tut our
trust 10 this new sensation, but still it may be
true, and We lock anxiousIy for additional IL
marriage took place.-Rich Eng.
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III Rosx............l - MODS sErs,........S 81
=: 81 ';,...1 u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

tx Gov Wells, who was seriously injured
On the cc:asi,n Of thu clpitol disaster at Rich
uond, has greatly improved in health. He is
~ S,r,tcu,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

The boald Of managers of the National Asy.
lum for DISABLED Volunteer Soldiers met at
the Eastern Brarch Asylum, near Augusta
Me. Oh Monday Tho board determined to
establish branch somewhere in tho South,
probably in the ne ghborhood ofNorfolk, Va,
and appointed committee TO carry the same
into effec. before the coming wiotcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A MEMBER OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. charges against a member
of Congress from the South have been for
long time pending in one of the bureaus of the
Interior Department, and, having been tho
roughly investigated, there has been found SUI.
fcient evidence to warrant the matter being
brought up for judicial Investigation. An Of
ficer OF the bureau has been dispatched to the
locality, and should further examination sus.
taiu the evidence already obtained, legal pro.
ceedings will at once be Instituted. The char
gcs include having received money due to 9th.
er parties upon papers believed to have been
forged by the member: OF by some other per
son with his knowledge or connVance. The
member 10 question acquired some notoriety
during the last session of Congress in connection
With the investigation by the House Military
Committee into the cadelship business. -
Washington Republican,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

The Mayor OF Fredericksburg has received
q communication from Culpeper, urging the
opening Of railroad from that poin! to con-
meet With the GoEdoDsViIle road, near Wilder
ness tavern distance of about twenty TOUR
miles, over the route of the old Plank road
which is very nearly graded sufficiently to adj
nit OF track-iaying at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

raGLE BRAID CONDENSED NlLk
- - - 81 GEO. McBUH"EY }H::ON.
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PlCELED OYSTERS received
e this my and for sale by
~ GEO MCGU H:.I5 :: :G%.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

On Thursday evening an outrage was com
mitted upon little German girl in her parents
house in Baltimore. The inhuman criminal
YVES arrested and committed to Jail to await
the action Of TIE grand jury, the magistrate
refusing to take bai.. While IN the custody OF
the officers he Iarrowly ESCAPED being !ynched
hv ibn excited rntu &C,