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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

Mr. Senator Morton, is announced as favor
lug female suffrage and it is now question
whether the Radical party propose new de-
parture. on this question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

The peaceful result of the election in Mexico
is subject of surprise and congratulation. \
'.reyoIution was confidently expected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

4 number Of interesting essays were yester-
day read, and discussions held. in the Baptist
Educational Convention. in session in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

Horace Greeley and Henry Ward Reecher,
are expected to visit the White Sulphur Springs
some time during the coming month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

John NJ. Dow, OF New York, formerly of
Augusta. Ga, where it is said he married a
fortune Of sS00,000, yesterday committed sui
eide, from dependency at the loss Of most Of
his propelty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

ANEW USE FOR SUSFLowERs.- DIR. Prat,
say the Pail Mall Gazette, was one of a COM
mittee appointed in February to consider the
best means of disposing of the halt. buried or
unbured corpses around Paris after its captu-
lation His report on the subject is very live
IT, The corpses, it appears, came between the
wind and the Prussian nobility, and unpleasant
y tainted the air. NJ de Bismarck was the
more pressing to get rid of the nuisance be-
cause of the Partisan journalists referring to it
with some satisfaction, and promising the Ger
man troops pestilence which should destroy
them under the very walls Of Paris. y COM
mission Of Swans was named, and, for want OF
any other conveyance, they were provided with
municipal mourning coaches with the drivers IN
three-cornerned hats and full uniform. They
started for Vilers and Champigny. aud made
a report The ultimate recommendation was,
that the bodies should not be exhumed. but
that the trenches containing them should be
covered with layer of soil not more than two
feet deep, and that they should be sown with
the seeds of rapidly growing plants mustard
plant, sunfower, or qulckly-growlng grasses.
which could be used as green food for cattle.
They particularly recommended the sunt1ow-
er as a precious plant for the purpose, as
having great power Of absorbing the nitro
genous matters in which the soil would be so
rich; as yielding an excellent oil from its seed,
good forage from it's leaves and combuStlble
stalk which can be used in the domestic fire
place.
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DIED.

\, the residence Of Mr. VIM. p. Humphrey, in
Marlboro District, Nd. on "Wednesday;
the 18th ultimo, Mr.. JOHN II. SELBI, aged
about gu years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07
THE FOLLOWING WILL BE Read
Il WITH INTEREST:

THE FOLLOWING WILL BE READ
4 WITH INTEREST:
Under date Of April 18th ISL, D.. HENRY
J. ROGERS, IS Sharp street Baltimore. an en-
intn. physician. writes regarding
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
Il, afford, me much pleasure 20 bear tes:inlo-
ny ~ 20 .h- eiticscv Of YOU: Crystal Discovery.
Some wears since while in India, suffered t.0i!
q severe fever peculiar 10 the country. On my
recovering patch OF hair o.! the lcf. side OF nay
head became perfectly white, without At al al
factng the remainder To remove this unSg Chilly
appearance, had recourse 20 various prepa7s-
tions, both in Europe and in this country; but
they all had one great de!ect-:hey dyed the
hair black. Now. with your Crysta! Discovery.
can get the desired shade-;he natura color ~
my hair being dark brown. | consider your
Discovery the best preparation! | Know 81.
Yours truly,
HENRY J. ROGERS.
Now q the fac: becomes more paten: every
day That the vario;is dirty and filthy preparations
advertised as Reviewers, Restn-a,ive-. &c. are
but compounds of Sugar o. Lead and Sulphur,
and therefore should be shuaned hr a.! who
value their health. i Is really - mstter Of sur
prise that the demand for NATTANS CRfS-
tai DISCOVERY, admitted to be perfectly
harmless. and We. accomplish al, and more, than
the poisonous articles claim 20 DO should have
increased 80 rapidly. |: restores the color and
growth Of the hair positively in y few days
strengthens the roots makes Al excellent dress
ing selling neither clothes nor scalp; but on the
contrary it gives the scalp pure and Clearly
look removing ell dand-uh and scurt. II IL the
most economical preparation in use. Put up ia
large bottles, at ore dollar.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Sole Proprietor,
WAsH1SGToS. D. c.
For sale in Alexandria by WAKEFIELD &
HALL. je 2.-eoly
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The Marlboro Nd Gazette: an excellent
journal, commences its 36th year
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NV ID DEhOLN =
FJAyORING EXTRACTS

W III Dh"0HH'
FLAyORING EXTRACTS
Are warranted equal - any made. They are
prepared from the fruits, and will De found
much letter than many Of the Extracts that are
sold.
a.~ Ask your Grocer Or Dr"gg;s: for W.T.
6ergsrs Extracts.
BARLOW 5 INDIGO BLUE
L: without doubt, the best article in the market
for 5lueing clothes. II will color more water
than fo.r times the same weight OF indigo, and
much more than any other rash blue in the mar
ke; The only genuine is that pu: up .,
ALFRED W1LTBERGERS DRUG STOKE,
No I;3 North Second ST., Phil. Pa.
The labels have both Witbe-gers and Bar
lows name on them: all others are counterfeit.
For sale by most Grocsrs ami Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the stock
IN holders in the UPPERg!LLE and Ma IA.
NASSAS GAP PLANK ROAD COMPANY
will take place at the counting room of Aessrs.
j. ]. Hsines So, in Upperville, Va, on NON
DAY, August 7th, at 1 o'clock p. m. A full at;
tendance, either in person or by proxy Is desired
BY the President and Directors.
j. W. HARPER. Sec and Treas.
Uppereille July 7-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

FUNDING THE STATE DEBT The funding
commenced on the 9TH, when $SS,t32.25 was
funded, and on the 9Th sl5l, 1869. The new
bonds are beauties in design and finish, and all
differ in shade. Every modern precaution has
been taken to guard against counterfeiting.
The coupon and registered bonds are both of
the denominations Of 500, $500 and 81, 900
the registered running UP to $4,000 and sl0,-
00O On the 500 coupon bond there is q
likeness of Governor Walker and the coat Of
arms of Virginia stands out conspicuousy.
This bond, when folded, has the following SUI
prescription. CONSOLIDATED Debt of Virginia,
lst of July, 1871. Six per cent. Coupon
Bond-Sl0O. Interest payable January lst and
July lst of each year The registered bond,
on the other hand, has a power of attorney on
the back. The fractional bonds have likeuesses
of Auditors Taylor and Rogers on their face.
The one-third certificates representing West
Virginias portion the debt, have upon their
face the Washington monument The sterling
interest certificates ase also Autographed
Richmond ENQUIRER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-07

THE RAcYEsT bill we have seen for some
time was one made out against Bishop Johns
on one occasion 1t read as follows
bisupjons,
To Gekup, DR..
To Baosafoda, 50
Agitinuvimome, p
1t seems that the bill was made out by an
old black man who kept stable, and the Bish-
op on one occasion had left his horse with
him. The bill was meant to read
Bishop Johns,
To Jacob. DR..
To bay horse fodder, 80
A gittin of him home. p
Charlottesville Chronicle.
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s OHIO RAILROAD
"a HsZ#EsagE[:.== - -
SUMNER SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
JTJ IN 1871

Two Trains Daily, except Sundays, between
Alexandria and Hamilton.
Leave Alexandria at $40 a. N. and ; p. IN
Arrive at Hamilton at TO- q. n. and 1.23 y. III.
Leave Hamilton at $50 a. m. and 10 p. M
Arrive at Alexandria at sos a. m. and $40 p. m
The $40 a. m. train from Alexandria and l:H
D. m. train from Hamilton, connect at Hamilton
With Kemp's Daily Line Of Coaches for Purcell
VILE, Snickersville, Berryville and Winchester;
also, with Reamer's Line of COACHES, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Annual tickets, sixty dollars; Communication
tickets rs trips) at 81 cents per mile.
r. H. HAEENNER,
;v-tf General Ticket Agent
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$4,000.

WHEELER s. WILSON'S SEWING Ma
CHIMES.
| will sell $1,000 worth of these celebrated,
unrivalled, improved Family Sewing Machines
on the most favorable terms.
Over $1,000 worth sold from this establishment
during the past few weeks Satisfaction guaran-
teed and instruction thorough. will also fur
nsh any Sewing Machines manufactured in the
United States upon equally as favorableterms at
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
iv-lw 76 King street.
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Special NOTICES.
How we used to be Physicked.-Wht

"Oh VIC uStU ~ NC IL = SACACus-n no
does rot remember the time when spring purga-
ton was considered indispensable 70 summer
health? No matter for wry faces. the inevitable
salts and SIENNA, rhubarb, or calonel and jalap,
must be administered. These :spring Enedi-
cincs," the youngsters were told, were TO keep
ali know now that this was fallacy; that new
Tigor, not depletion. l. what is required at the
commencement of the summer solstice. AS
preparation fo- the enerTating effects Of oppres-
sive summer weather, a course Of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters is highly e1pedient. This fs.
nous vegetable preparation has three prominent
properties: 1t renovstss. purifes and regulates
all the functions Of the body I. is composed
exclusively Of pure vegetable productions viz:
the essential principle Of Monographs Rye, and
and the most efficacious tonic and alternative
roots, barks and gums known TO medical bots-
nists. Hence, it IS an absolutely safe medicine,
and no tincture Of the PharmacopHia can COM
pare with it either in purity, or in the variety Of
its objects, and It's comprehensive results. Hap
PLY for mankind, the theory that It was neces-
Sary to PROSTATE patient in order to cure him.
is forever exploded, and the true philosophical
doctrine. that ygor is the great antagonist Of d.
sease has taken its place. aoEte:ters Bltters Is
an invigorant, and hence j. is the proper medi-
cine for the feeble at this most trying season Of
the year.
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article, a.
there are innume9able vile limitations IN n mar.
grsved label. and ;he name blown INFO the glass;.
Hostetters Stomach B::;r-s * sold in bottle.
only. y 3-eolw
Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb
Hair Dye IS the best in the H'9-ld-Perfectly
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. No dis
appointment. No Ridieulou: Tint5, or Unpleas-
AM Odor. The genuine W \: Bachelor Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid
Black or Natural Brown. Doe. no, Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
AL Druggists. Factory, IL Bond 81, New YorE.
New York, jan 20-eoly
To the Ladies.-Dr PANCOASTS FE-
MALE P1lLS-a positive cure for Suppression
or irrcgulari,v arising from any cause whsteve!.
They are perfectly harmless.
EVERY Lady should keep = box ii these
pills on hand for U.s. in case OF need.
Price 81 per box. Sent securely sca.-'t - any
address on receipt Of price Direct a.! orders ~
J. WALKER PANCOAST. n. D..
Philadelphia. Pa.
Phi!4dei rhia ap G-2!n16wly
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Others think not
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
Joke on a Soldier Man.

One evening of last week, "tbere migbt have been seen," II person on the lookout al the right place, two young soldier men mounted upon fat stecd., vending their way to inc Pacific Brewery, for several hagons of barley iuice. Ar irving in front Of the well known establishment our gallant young beeroes dismountcd fastened their North American chargers 10 the flag -stail and entered the brewery. Seeing this, two wags who stood by, united the animals, mounted and struck across thc plaza, In the direction Of the mountains. While the horses were absent, up came another soldier man, who, from his tone and appearance held some petty office iu his hand, or had distinguished himself in some way. He wrinklcd his brow, and waDted To know, what had become or the horses Of hls foot.light com rades. The youths scarcely knew how to answer this "superior" being. But presently, horses and riders ia fu.I view, going like all posscssed, when the apparent mystery was soon explained by our two citizens, one Of whom remarked that he had been paying taxes and supporting govern ment for about thirty years, and that the little free exercise he had just enjoyed, was the fret thing of value he had ever received from gov eminent. The authoritative soldicrman, whose eyes first saw light beyond the big pond was dis yusied with such acts aud remarks, and threat. ened dire vengeance upon rhe jokisis, should they ever presume 10 make free with any iour-footed bca.t belonging to the government.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
Resignation of Judge Berry.

Vber. Is hope for ;he people of this town great bopc that tEic whole blessed lot of them
 will go to hcsycx They are not covctous; or d they banker tsueh after oiicr,--two big points it f,sar of their s-ecnt Jadge Win. ]. Berry, an dt. but halo, hearty and prominent citizen of
 Prescott, has resigned pretty good paying Fed cfsl s<Ace--Eegixcr sf tbe LAnd office, hecause It kept hio, condaes Co town, when business mining htisiuess at fksf--eailed him 10 Bradshaw. where be is. ssvy rich mine. Who, we ask. has ever i,ctore bcud cf Republican offce.hold. CT throwing up ofice that paid anything! We havpt, and this is why we hope for ensy salvation for the people of osr tovn, through their model feits~-citires, isdec Berry, tho only Arizona Re- pGsi,eaa, ~e believe, that has ever voluntarily
 surrersdes.d the honors and cuoluments of office.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
Southeastern Arizona.

The Tucson Ctsssa of July l5 hand last Mon. day evening. Prom i, eobdenss .. follows;
 M Plat formerly of Tuc.ga has feH 10 love, th Kansas town, and is no, likely to leave there soon
 Captain Hugh l.. Hnds who amSssed fortune in u,ls Territory hal settled Louisville Ken,ueky Hts old izrfuer-Mr Ho,k~rwHs rr-ls-rsg to leave 'h- Fern toTy. gurs when uccornc rch n Ar,zOuA they take heir ri.i-= under teir ~ins- ss ay ': c: ;hs Territory. The will mol bo missed their money will.
 The mail rider recently Killed by the Ctisen an Ao count Nhich gave in the MINER d lasf week, np, Killed ni a the hrs time but the ctiten has him dead this time. Tin. l--pr man "a Mexican. and met his fate July | near Apache Pass when and where bis red uuTdsrers captured inc mule he re, and dcs troyed the mall which was bound east.
 Captain Rassrll aad thirty of the Third Cavalry, had gone Afier the mgrterers
 win. zeckendorf the irrePtessible, wa, building hogses.
 Tucson, Sunday July g. of punohary disease. The says his funeral largely attended Hts father died but shoTt time ago The AiAEE 0hers symI@ihy to the brother and sister Of 1ecsased.
 Gus BI,ehta Jour Gus. had taken the position of As ss,ant Postmaster under Dr Jor which leads us Co er- clan, Oh. Lord, Gus what has fetched you Co this
 Hiram & Stevens had been apIsAn'ed member O; the Board of Supervisors vice Hugh l. hnds
 The isoard had appointed C. S Res Justice of tho reacc and r. W. Aelntosh Constable for ssBt5rd pre-
 ''prias fight, between an Infantry soldier and Cav. airy one kr TO- made the old town look little lively one day recently. Iuiantr, man gOt tired first
 Cspiaia s c whirpie Lieutenant r, lt. Urham and wife l., Bonus. Thomas Bsng, G. W. Fox. Charles Franklin and twenty enlsicd men had started for Camp Apache.
 Camp Final was under orders" of abando nneut. Some Of the officers Rnd mep had already let
 Iuiians had sOlsB nearly 20 head a cattle from ihs people of The Santa CruE valley, "sary In Inc week.
 The editor grumbles at tue prospect Oi having 10 ray polliax nf S he e by paying hs roll tax any time previous Co eoissmber A The cause of h' .uts!ng he would have others believe Ia that the enue law was muddled by his friends who n majority in the Legislature that passed it But, this he hates contribute eeut lo the support Oi the Territory and county from both of which his income considerable
 The paper rct.raes all has heretofore said regarding General Cruoks furce and winds up with a minute ac count the General weapons clothing etc. leaving iu readers u doubt uf nothing whether inc Gen eral washed his and changed socks previous ing but t may clear uP this mystery, in next issue
 I publishes inushy letter frum Wiokenburg contain ing nethar harm point ,stoapoint aud nishes witt
 Characteristic iDg Nr DooneT. uf this paper and words which have seeped through tO much htl and yiciousness iur otrsnvr to paPoE | upon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
Pioneer and Historical Society.

Many citizens woald like to know what has be. come of the Pioneer and Historical Society an institution which once hourishcd In this place but which, we believe. Is now, like many grains of fine gold, wrapped in sulphurcts. The Asso. calion, if alive. would do well to shake it's koary locks. and contribute some knowledge regarding the early history of the Territory. No doubt, the removal of the seat Of government from this place to Tucson, gave this society shock from which ii has not yet recovered. That vicious pO litical movement placed q dsmpcner upon the ci. villzcd, so-ahead people of Arizona, and it's only result has been to partially emhalm set of halC decayed politicians; and, for the time being keep the wolf from the doors ot the abject slaves who chOre for them. Were the capital al Prescott, Wickenburg Phdnix, Florence, or any other iu- jtriOr town, 1t would, undoubtedly, render some aid 10 tho people who are and have been trying 10 develop the best portions of the Territory; to found and keep alive institutions ,itnilar to this Pioneer and Historical Society and thcrcby raise the Territory ip the estimation of tue people of distant States and Territories. At the time the Pioneers went to sleep, they had several valuable books and papers, many Of which, we presume, are now lost to them forever, and. wc fear, can. not he replaced save at a loss oi time and money. Sererth,less, we call upon the pioneers to awake, arise, and march to the music Of the Territory, which, at present, Is morr cheering than at any previous time in her history.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
From Wickenbure.

Iti. SO seldom, now-a days, one sees citizen of Wickcnhurs in Prescott, that highly pleased Saturday last on receiving call from Mir W. k terri., who came up here al the request uf ihc friends Of R. Lansdon. deceased, to take out letter, of administration, which he did. As it was thc fret time we had seen Mir. Ferris since We listened atteutively to the strange but true stories he related of that country, where ton Of gold has bccn taken out of one shaft, in short time. But hc failed to find such shaft such pile of gold, most of the rich diggings having been worked out previous to his arrival there.
 Mir Ferris said the health of Wickcnburg was good that the merchants had all ordered hcavy .tncks of goods; that the Nulture company were working very rich rock, and that but for hail storm which recently injured the growing crops, everything would have been lovely.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
The >'47 90liner.
Local Intelligence.
PREscorr, July 20, 1871.
Condition of Prescott.

Some of the streets, alleys and court.yards Of this town of Prescott are m abominatlon and shame, an abon,ination in the eycs Of all persons who love cleanliness, and shame to the hay, fI. thy occupants thereof. In saying all this t Is far from our purpose to intimate that the town k . nasty one ito do so would be to utter a false hood, for many, very many, of the citizens of Prescott are cleanliness perronilcd, and but for the dsgraceiul exceptions alluded Co, Prescott would be, In the matter of nrsincss, . model town. Nature,-in bcdccking thv town.snc with beautiful pine, oak, juniper and other trees, has done her part for us; our buildings arc all neat, bright and tidy, and naught but laZincss and slov. enliness can ever make of the town anything but d pleasant, beautiful place. Let us then, In Gods name, not go back on Nature; and above all let u. not permit this beautiful spot to dtterioratc ,uto an Indian rancberia, In unsightliuess and smell.
 If for no other reason than that of keeping our streets, etc, clean, and good to look upon, we should immediately incorporate. The streets of Tucson, once noted for their nthincss, are now, VIC are assured. kept clean ;-and by whomy Why by prisoners confined there in the county jail, whosarp made 10 do work several hours each day, upon the streets. The tax payers Of Pima county, who board those prisoners. Ind no Hinlt with this arrangement: neither would the people Of Yaya- pai. with similar arrangement berc; that is, VIC have no reason to think they would. Then, such exercise would benefit the prisoners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
ANOTHER WHITE MAN MURDERED
 BY INDIANS,
Attempt to Murder Two More.
Horses Shot and Stolen by tho Same
 Foul Fiends

Certain news has reached Prescott, from Camp iiualpai. that. on Tuesday last, Abraham Hennng an old, industrious and highly respected citizen Of this county, was murdered hy an ApacheMo. have Indian, near his home nt Camp Wood. liis body was found, horribly mutilatcd which forces us to think that more than one Indian was en- gagged in the foul crime. lt Is said inc Indian murd red Mir fleming, bccnusc he refused to let him have ammunition.
 A night or two niter the commitment Of this horrid crime, party of snvages attacked two men, somewhere north Of Prescott but were re- pulsed.
 The savagcs visited the head of the Hassayampa \ few days ago, shot Il horse belonging to MT Davis, and wounded another, belonging 10 K. w. Groom.
 They next visited Lynx Creek and stole two animals from C. Y. Shelton.
 From tlrese yillanous acts, we judge that the lying nturdcrOus Apache MOhayes have played ther little peace game out, and will, hcncciorth Kill aHd st'ai whenever they can. The savage or snvagrs-tbat killed poor Hcnning had been partially fed by him all winter.
 LATER Word reached town yesterday noon, that on the previous night (Thursday) Indians stole head Of animals belonging to Wm. Simmons, of this town. from q corral at WaInu; Grove
 Then, ii Is said that the Pah-Ute, Wnlnpal and Chimahueya tribes Of Indians coming here, from the west, 10 aid the Apaches in grand effort 10 drive all whites from the Territory. One thing Is certain, the devil appears to b, vigorously at work now than ever heforc among the hostile tribes and there Is telling how far he may force them. Wish the large party Of men now going out prospecting for gold and silver would turn their entire attention to prospecting for copper colorcd snvagcs. Wish, too that Gen. Crook could know of tecsc dcprcdatiOns and intentions Of the saNagcs, Immediately.