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New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
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New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

orest OF certain gentlemen to deliver the than
he Impressed upon the minds of th.e t of such
,resert the adysability Of securing t FelN,
sbly educated caste lady as be Iectuffr N educating
and enIghtening the women Of this country.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
MINIATrRE ALMANAC

20 Sun o42 Noon setS'''''''''
HIGH DAY. "a,
Sandy Hook. 35S Cows isand 4s2 He Gate fs " VS.
htGH DAY. n 90,
Island 9t5 hel Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

4 letter from Wythcville, dated October Is,
says 1.-The Southwest Virginia Agricultural
Fair closed to-day. The stock on exhibition is
said to have been the finest ever exhibited
here The cattle alone was valued at $50, 900.
The principal exhibitors of fine cattle were
John 7. Cowan, of Pulaski county w.; Char.
Smyth county; D. G. Kent, Pulaski Dele
gates Of the I.ynchburg and Petersburg Fairs
were present.
Ex-Governor johnson. now OF West Virgin
ia, who presided in the Executive chair Of
Virginia in the better days Of the Republic,
and when the Old Dominion was shorn of none
of her fair proportions, is in Staunton on a visit
to his daughter, the wife OF Col. }. A. English
He is in good health and as active rs could be
expected OF ole Of his age.
Rev. Francis Mcfarland, -. d., Of the
Presbyterian church, died on the 10th instant.
His age was between eighty-ive and ninety
pastor of Bethel church i'll Augusta county,
Va. He WAS regarded AZ one Of the wiSsst
and best ministers in his church.
A row occurred at 4 Radical ward meeting
in Portsmouth on the night of the 18th inst.
1t terminated in the badly cutting OF one colo.
red man, whilst several whites and blacks-a all
Radicals received some heavy blows. Lyons,
who uispenSes Government patronage III The
navy-yard, struck the first blow.
The Frederick Conservative Senatorial Con
vention, which met, in Winchester, last Thurs
day, being unable to agree in the selection oil Il
candidate, in consequence oil Al failure on The
part Of Frederick to appoint delegates regular
~, adjourned to meet in Front Royal ut al
early day.
John H. Charles, appointed military Shcr fl
oflAnca>ter county in 1869, WAS arrested IA
tr"day, in Richmond, by *hcrilf Wright, nn Il
bench warrant from the County Judge oi Lam
caster. 1T. had been already indicted for en-
hczzcmcnt of funds.
Several prominent officials OF the Adams
Express Company are in Eichuond, 1t Is III
dcrsood for the purpose Of preparing papers
and evidence in the Injunction asked for hy
| Tyson against the y. NJ. Il y. Railroad Com
pany
DIR. Geo. t. RveS, who WAS nominated inl
the Senate by the Conservative Convention
(which assembled in Petersburg on Thursday
Lust, has siguitied his acceptance OF the nominal
ton.
On Saturday, in the Hastings Court Of Rich
mond. the trial Of }. II. Scay i1r shooting
George Eppcs, WAS concluded, and the rriS
oncr found guilty and sentenced to fine ANA I'M
prisonncnt for six months.
Governor Walker will go tn the Lynchbur!'
fair on the 18th, and on his return will stop al
Farmvic to be present at the laying OF tn,
corner stone of the new court house, on thu
10Th.
The Synod Of Virginia will commmcncc it,
annual session at the 2nd Presbyterian Church
in Lynchhurg, on "Wednesday nHyt, at IL
| o'clock A. Nj.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

The adjourned term of the u. s. Supreme
Court colnnenccs to day. 4 number uf i'm.
rortant cases which were argued previous to
the adjournment last May, arc expected to bc
decided during the present term Among
them is one from the Circuit Court Of Kentuc-
Ky involving the coustituionalily of the Civil
Rights bill. The case involving the constitu-
,"nality OF the so called Drake amendment"
relating to the effect Of pardons in the Court
Of Claims, and a case involving a decision of
the disputed rights to property of the Presby-
teriun Church, North and South, will, also.
probably be decided
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

To the Editor If Mr .thrmlm Gazette:
Your paper Of the 9th, containing the card
of COL NJ. Dulany Ball, from some cause unac-
c0untable, has Just reached me.
There is an allegation made by Col. Is. which
| regard as Il reflection upon the meeting III
Washington township rs well as Il gross injus-
tice to Mr.. S. c. Ncac. and even at this late
date, L think proper to notice it. Col. Ball says
IA remote township meeting was cajoled into
the passage Of Il resolution iorcshadowing the
combination settled on and made to assume
the rather indicate duty Of selecting canIi
date for the city" | know COL B. was misin-
formed, and no one will be more pleased than
himself at the correction, As he has too many
| friends in this township to misreprescnt them
desguedy. BY referring to the proceedings of
the meeting to which he alludes, it will be
found that alter the delegates had been instruc
ted with reference to myself, the question was
asked who will be before the Convention from
men prominently spoken Of were Mcssrs ke
Neale, and Dr. Hill These gentlemen being
entire strangers to lls all, offered the resou-
ton that, as Judge Neale WAS 50 well and so la
vorably known to all the old citizens of this
county, and presuming his son to be 4 worthy
son OF that worthy SIRE the delegates he IN
structel to vote for hlr. Ncalc 1t was unani.
molsly carried. The chairman Of the meet
ing, Mr. II. W. Febrey, made the inquiry, have
WI: any assurance that Mr. Neale will accept
the nomination? We were then informed that
ne was present and could Speak for himself
not until then had Il member Of the meeting
the slightest idea that Mr.. Ncalc was in the
county, There WAS no "cai0llng, and as one
If the delegates from Washington township,
deny any disposition on the part Of the meet
ing to select :; candidate for the ciU
! am pleased to see, after Il second thought
on the part Of Col. Ball, hr ST. frankly makes
the anlcHRr hono,nGhc, and will support the
Nomination. II every Conservative will &c
and do likewise" | feel confident of success.
There is work before us-wurk that must be
done let us do it with will. We arc regard
ed as the minority party in the county. but We
are not without presidents where mal"rltles
have been overcome, and what his once been
,lnnr can be done again, and in the contest HOW
before us, will be done, il every man will do his
duty Keep the party united III the rIiy-we
are in the county and | feel growing
confidence IN the Sl;;crSS I'll our ticket.
When accepted the nomination. | did it
with the determination to work for its sllc,rs>
ami To ';:y,' nothing undone to enable tho Con-
>rryaiIvr party, Oh the seventh OF November,
l,, Say-r'ni, rIii, rici.
hav,. no Interests, which are not common to
I'LL my fellow citizens and, if elected, pledge
myself to devote my time IN the advancement
ct the interests of AT my constituents
q. y. WrNDER
Alexandria Co., Va, Oct. 18th, 1871.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Bavarian Government took Il decided
position in parliamentary debate on Saturday
against the enforcement of the iniallibity dog
MA on any Of the people who do not accept it
as an article Of faith. A purpose Of sustaining
them and resisting any encroachmcnt by the
Church on the Civil Constitution, was announc-
cd as the policy Of the Government
The Customs Treaty between France and
Germany WAS signed at Berlin on Friday. BY
the terms France pays the indemnity at the
rate OF eighty million francs every fortnight,
and the German army of occupatio on will be
Immediately reduced to thirty thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16
OH3IS'.EIk \.

Died, ut Washington, ILL.,, July l@th 1871,
Mrs. NANCY ANDREWS, widow O.! the late
:.rv. Wells Andrews.
| Mrs Andrews was the daughter" Of Capt. John
and Mary Harper, OF Alexandria, ID. g., and
WAS born Ut her fathers country seat in Fairfax
county, VA. May ith, l,!D.
At very early age she made II profession OF
r"Iigi"n, and faithfully discharged the publ,
! ;,rd private duties of her profession. Tho period
| OF her religious history most markrdin her mem
cry, was about the twentieth year OF her uge; II
season of extraordinary religious interest in the
congregation of Rev. DR.. Muir, awakened under
| tho preaching of DR.. Daniel Baker, VIII" was
| then u lrrnLiatr.
DR.. Baker WAS rallied 10 the pastoral charge OF
| the Second Church. OF AicHandrlA, which grew
| out Of this awakening; but having engagements
that prevented his acceptance Of the cali, he re-
| commended tn the Church the Rev. Wells An
| drcwS, who was nlsu then Il lccntatr, and was
POSSESSED of gifts and attachments that gave
promise If great usefulness in the ministry. Nj +.
| Andrews WAS acceptable to the people, and be-
| came the first pastor of the Second Church OF
! AlrXaluiri: In his ilhrl; he found her whom
the Lord had chosen {" he Il lifelong hGlpnceL
| I;rr him. They were united in marriage, Sop
trmhrr lllh, 1919, about tw" years after tho III
staIlatinn. The hnrpy unInnrontlnlrd through
many divine lav"rs, till February 18th, 1851
whra Mr. Andrews, in tho rightclh year of his
age Was called /" his rest. Since that time, Mrs
Andrews has been patiently, hopefully waiting
for the coming Ut her Lord. She WAS endowed
with great kindtlnta; Of spirit, which We learn
WAS manifested in very marked manner, even
IL the lnwl'>t, ia her earliest childhood. She
received from early associations that dignity of
bearing and elegance Of manner that wrro char
arlrristc of certain rltSSCS in the region of her
birth but, above nlI she POSSESSED, III an eIni-
ncnt DEGREE those gracrs of the heart which OIL
~ the Spirit of the l."r'l can i've. These were
Ia her natural cudnwmrnts and her ncIulru
urnl= the light IF the sur I" the polished gem.
She WAS the kim,lr>L and most jrLllciuu5 of
lIulhers 81 sincere and constant friend, and MI
humble disciple of .he Lord Her sympathy
with the ministers work, always most consider
ate, and infused with thc wisdom that had boon
gathered from long experience, WAS IL constant
comfort Ia her pastor. Possessed of abundant
worldly comfort which she enjoyed most in dis
prnsius to Others, and surrounded by children,
who were most utilu and uiirctionutG, her old
age Was most BEAUTIFUL il was like II tree laden
with IipcIn lruiI- OF heavenly Iavor, and
planted in tbs garden vi spices. n. 7. Eyang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

From all quarters money for the Chicago sut.
ferers is pouring in. What with the large
amount Of insurance that will be paid, and the
unprecedented contributions that have been and
will he made, the losses will be lessened to a
considerable extent Private citizens have
even been moro liberal than corporations and
associations Mr.. Robert Bonner, Of N. y,
has sent on $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

What We want in Virginia, now, to secure q
Conservative triumph at the next election, are;
entire union upon the regularly nominated Con-
sentative candidates for the Legislature the
registration of all Conservative voters; good
judgment as we'll as zeal in the progress Of the
political compaign and determination to in
ducc all the Conservatives to be active in the
cause, and to go to the polls on the day Of the
election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16
DEATH OF Coz. II. W. CUNNINGHAM

DEATH OF Coz. II. W. CUNNINGHAM. We
ar: PINNED to announce the death Of Col. Hem
ry W. Cunningham, which occurred in Wash
ngton on Saturday last, the 1tll inst. Col. Gun
ninehanl was sheriff OF Prince William COIN
ty at the time Of his death and WAS universally
rrsnc,ttl and esteemed. y northern man
by birth he came to Virginia a short time al
ter the war, and was appointed sheriff Of
Prince William county hy Gen. Candy, which
n,sitin he filled witt, ability and t" the general
satisfaction OF ;,ll-.MunnSSt,S Gd=th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

According " the kilograms from Chicago,
the government loses over two millions in legal
tender currency by the Chicago fire The mil
lion dollars in gold melted into solid mass,
will he reconed The Secretary OF tha
Treasury has authorized the Issue Of new cur
renry equal to the amount destroyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

On Wednesday ncxt, the adjourned session
0: the national convention Of insurance COM
ruissiourrS will begin in New York. The Tri-
Lnne thinks that no meeting of business char
acter possessing equal Importance has been
held iI this country for many yeals Notice
has already been given to the secretary of the
convention that some twenty or more States
will send delegates to ts meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

The Washington Patriot says that Mr.
Daniel Home, the spilitualist, now in England,
is about to visit this country He has lately
taken to wife Russian lady-a practical fact
aud has also recently renewed his somewhat
WORKOUT notorety by INDUCING in ;eral fights
through third story windows, sailing in and
out like i sort of human balloon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16
session..

The scientific men are reporting againsf the
idea of any 'connexion between the equinox
and the storms Of that period. Very well.
But certain it is, generally, storms Il. prevail
at that period-conneXion or no conneXon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

Attorney General Akcrman has personally
superintendent the arrangements for the trials
in South Carolina under the ku-klux act.
lie spent most all of last weeI; in the Spartan
burg and Union districts. In Spartcnburg
there are dozen confined in Jail awaiting
trial, and il large number Of arrests are
Promised
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

The Southern Claims Commission will cease
taking testimony in all caSes about the 18th Of
November next, and, in accordance with the
law creating the Commission, will transmit Il
report of their business to Congress early next
caS.inp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

Gen. Butler tells President Grant that Sen
ator Sumner is Opposed to Grant and Butler. "
"Ero ct Rex"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

Mr.. Bryant, the editor of the New York
Post is one Of the best Greek scholars in the
United States, and bis assistant is, also, IN
eminent Greek scholar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

\ man in Washington, calling himself a.
e.. Clarke has victimizcd Gen. .. q. Howard
in the sum Of 500, by representing himself
to be a Chicago sufferer (which he WAS not. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16
Y LIVERPOOL AND LONDON X GLnEE
INSURANCE COMPANY

Cash Capital and reserved funds
over 10000. 600
Invested in tho II. :. over 100000
Income in the l.. >. in 1870 !,lli.OoO
Baily revenue over 10000
Stockholders personally rr.p"nahl" Ia" al!
rng;I,-:,lrnts Of the Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

The subcommittee on the Ku-Klux, Sena-
tor Pratt, chairman, are going about the State
Of Alabama, seeking testimony"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16
.I.9REIED.

In this city, on the 10Th Of October, ut the res
ilrncr of :hr brides father, hy Rev. W. +.
lirmrnway, MICHAEL NJ. III LEY, "l Wash
ingl"n, d. c., to Miss SARAH EEBECCA
TIGER at this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

The Richmond City Council has appropriate
ed $4,000 to the relief Of the Chicago sui
fererS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

The President and his suite arrived in Bos-
ton on Saturday, and were welcomed in that
city. The celebration takes place to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

Mr.. Charles j. Faulkner is the ConSerya
tive candidate for the West Virginia State
Senate from Jefferson and Berkeley counties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

About $l64, 900, in all, have SO far been con.
tributed in Baltimore for the relief of the Chi
cago sufferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

The Putnam Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn, have received information
from their General Agent at Chicago which
leads them to announce that the Company
must suspend business The officers are at
tempting to organize another Company, With
new capital with prospects Of success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

JUDGES OF ELECTION IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
The following named persons are the Judges
of Election to be held for Fairfax county on
the lst Tuesday in November next.
| Centervic precinct. james T. Machen, l..
ID. lItterbacE, Jas. l.. Cross
Clifton Jacob Brooks, &. f. Ford Cyrus
w. Hickey.
Pulnlan's .--F. f. TrI,lrtt, Peter Pullman,
pcyton Balcnger
Arundels. Francis Wooster, Silas Simpson,
| Philip Howard
West End Henry Bontz, Ge"rge Auld
,Jno A. Fairfax.
Bayless VIM Lee, Thomas Nevett, John
r. Dawson.
Falls Church. Joseph f., Birch, T.. W..
| Wakefield, BENZ, +. Shrievc.
| Accotink II. Ilillman Trpth; Il. i. Nevett,
JAS. S. MarIers.
Fairfax {. H.1H, G. Fairfax, Geo. H. VIII
Vienna. Joseph Follin, j. B. Bowman,
Thornton Station precinct james v. Farr
f. NJ lowe Curtis Burton.
Langley. -.J"hu II. Thuma*. Juo. J. Ship
man, &. y. l;ramhall.
Thompson =. Richard johnson. Aexadcr
Height, Jalnrs Fox.
Spring NaI,:.--,Johu +. Swink, Henry B.
Bixler, John Turner.
CanvasserS OF votes-t1eO. Ii. Williams, B.
Garfield, II. G.. Fairfax, James F. Machen
| aud &, f. Ford.
Tcstc T. F. d. richardson. -FuHflr Nrrs.
YOUTHFUL MURDERERs At Stcul,envic,
Ohio, on Monday last two pauper children, in
mates of the county ntrlnaly, repaired to the
orchard attached to the Inlirmary building and
dug hole. After eilcctug this part Of the d.
bOlcal act, two little ticnds whose ages arc re-
spcctivcly five and nine years caught Willie
Murphy, aged five years, rccI-iontcd child
that had been deserted by his mother, and car
ricd him to his living grave. Shricking. yet
without the power Of being heard, the little
victim was caught by the young executioners
and forced into the hole Holding him down,
they shovclcd in the earth and stones upon his
writhing body sitting his cries is best they
could, until the poor detormed boy ceased to
struggle ard the spirit took its flight to Him
who gave it. The young murdercrs went back
to the house without informing any one of the
deed, and the murdered boys absence was first
noticed by Mr.. Porter, the Superintendent.
Upon making inquiries, a little black boy infor-
med him that the two boys had buried Limry
down in the hoor.' On going to the spot,
Mr. Porter found the newly made grave, and
below the surface the liielcss form of little
Limpy Upon being intcrrogated us to the
cause which led them to kill the child, the
youthful murderers replied that che was ugly,
and frightened them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16
DIN NISTR a TO Il : ) y |. T.

VIII be sold, by public auction, ut the resi-
dnnce of the late Mr.. John Young, River
Farm" on WEDNESDAY, November llth,
1871, ull tho PERSONAL PROPERTY .;
which the said deceased died possessed, viz:
-Four Work lIorsc>, Mules and > Colts, ? hrai
of Cattle, ~ head Of fat sheep with last year,
crop of wool, "a head Of Hogs: til" present crop
of Corn, Rye in straw, about 20 toms of Hay,
Straw and Fodder, together with " largc st"r%
of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, surha- Thrnsh
ing Machine, Mower and REAPER, Grain Drill
and Roller, Farm Wagons and Carriage,
PlOughs Iarrnws, Harness, Cnrn Shelter and
Fan, with numerous articles not necessary I"
mention. Al>sthn HOUSEHOLD and kITtll-
I'm FURNITURE. Will be sold ut tn" snln"
time one large SCOW.
Terms: On all sums Of twenty dollars and an
der cusl.; above that amount credit "t -.
month: will BE- given, with approved security
JOHN &. YOUNG,
oct lG-ruti AGmlhlslrat"f.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

REMARKS.- market for Wheat opens
tive and firm, and prices for prime and choice
samples are Il shade better; offerings OF 2o bush.
els white and 34j7 OF red, with sales OF the t'!
ner ut l47, 13j and ltD for fair to prime, al:d a
the latter at A. H. lj5, 81, lGO and l63 for far
to prime, and 80, It's, 49, l12 l." and Ia l''"
prime t. choice. Corn i, less active; Offering,
of ll1i bushels mixed and ljO Of yellow, with
sales of tho former ut 81, 81 and s., and @! the
latter at 50; II lot OF l1j bushels new >hrird
brought -. Oats are unchanged; offerings -,
1910 bushels, with sales ut 81. Small sales g:
Rye nj 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

\ CARD. -Linwnod, Fanqrlcr county, Na.,
Oct t. l%I1I I" G"" Vim. H. HV"f-
withdrew from the rumvasS more liam Il week
ago | did it chccrtuIly, preIerring to bury my
private grievances forever at the bchcsts oil Il
great lruly of which am only an hum lie mem.
ber | did this the more willingly because |
saw the stakes to be played for were too high
to admit of the Introduction OF private inter-
est. or private feelings IN the contest.
Always ready to dcuounce broken faith, am
also equally al all times willing 10 :;lc!Ilice 'rl
yate feeling and interest for t he public good.
am, dear General, your sincere friend.
ALLAN = l'AYNE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16
Letter from E.OHHOuli Go.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
LEEsBURG Na, Oct - To night, Tor tic,
first time in II years, has l.rcsburg been light
cd with LAMPS, and it gives a very refreshing;
appearance to the town, and is appreciated by
those, whom business nr pleasure calls out.
There are more needed, lis our man squares
are 40 feet each way, and the smaller ones
2lO north and south, and 420 cast and west.
The lanterns were made here hy Capt Geo.
Il. Head, and the posts procured from l'aItl-
more Mr.. j. j. Stansbury WIS the contrlc-
tor, 50 that you will perceive, So far AZ it is
possible, we spend our taxes at home. There
will probably be some eight or ten more, and
hear, some private lamps besides.
We have no frost decided enough To Kill to
n,atn vines, although there have been :,,'"rrtl
slight ones
The Radicals have NAMED Jno. :. Baker, Ut
lIovctsville, Tor one their candidates. leaving
those who choose TOR to vote for Capt. Garter,
with view to the breaking down OF the Con-
sentative organization rs it at present exists.
thin, We ran beat Caroline cuIlnty. There
has not been one singh ronrnon-law suit brought
to the Circuit Court, and the BUSINESS III the
County Court is some - fewer snIt' Ihan T."
November term $50.
My impression is that the Conservative can
lidales will get quite Il large majority in the
county. Yours. ALouIS.