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Alsace and Lorraine.

Nothing seems to console the
French people more for their dis
asterous reverses in the late war
with Germany than the determine.
tion OF the people of Alasce and
Lorraine not to live under the
sway of the conquerors of France.
With exultation it is announced
from Paris that $4,000 of the in.,
habitants of Strasbourg have left
their city to escape the Teuton
rule, seeking new homes in France
and in this country. With ths
usual enthusiastic. ~.o SONS OF
expatriation of loyal Frenchmen
from the conquered provinces, but
caves room 70, emigrants from
the new empire, who will gladly
hasten to fill the places vacated
by the enemies of the Teuton.-
And if this exchange of the in
habitants goes on for twelve
month or two, Strasbourg will be-
come as Teut"nic as Berlin. And
the samo will hold good of all
Alasce and the Province of Lor.
raine. Thus thoroughly German
lied there will be left no hope toI
France to re possess herself Of the
late provinces save by the rude
arguments of pitched battles
Germans in Alsace and Lorraine
are not likely to enter into plot
to expand the territory of tn,
President, Emp eror or King rul
ing over France.
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W:S. We. james Russell. Bar.
nett Russell, and Miles Masou-in
timisating citizen because of
bis voting. Jury No. I, charged
with this case, rendered q verdict
OF not guilty as to Miles Mason !:
not guilty as to James RUSSELL !:
and and not guilty as to Barnett Rus
Court then adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 o'clock.
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United States District Court.
MONDAY, Sept. 4th 1871


The Court was opened Mt Ia
ing.
Jurors answered to their names
as on previous days.
BANKRUPT DOCKET,
III. Bischof e. Co. and Brodie &,
Co. vs.. Enoch G. CUNNINGHAM
petition of involuntary bankrupt.
cy. Earle & Blythe and J. p
Moore for petitioner, and Z. p.
Jones for defendant. Jury No,
2 were charged with this case. ties.
timony was heard on both sides,
and argument of E. p. Jones up
to hour of adjournment. Case to
be considered again tomorrow at
10 o'clock A. NJ; Court then ad.
jonrned until tomorrow.
Ex parte w. J. CAN'T. bank
rupt-petition for final discharge.
On hearing the report of Register
Clawson, and the bankrupt hav
ing complied with all the reoui
sites OF bankrupt law. the Judge
signed under seal of Court Ger.
tificate of discharge.
In the matter Of James Ervine
King, of Camden, South Carolina
petition for voluntary bankrupt.
cy; w. l.. DePass pro. pet. On
hearing petition, order of aiiudi.
cation of bankruptcy signed by
the Judge, and order of refer.
encc to j. G. CARPENTER regis.
ter. DC.
TUESDAY, Sept. 9th, 1871.
81. Bischof & Co. and T. F.
Brodie & Co. vs. Ennat, JH,nrary
ninGhapcy. The Jury charged
with this case, found the following
verdict on the 9th specifications
No. /, guilty No. 2, not gu::ty;
No. 8, not guilty /; No. +, not
guilty No. S, guilty M. G, not
guilty-Wm. Goldsmith, foreman.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
a. u. s. vs. Jamss Russell, Barnett
Russell, and Miles Mason-in,im.
idating q citizen because of vot.
ing Act May 3'st, 1870. Byron
& Earle for Government; Carlisle
& Duncan for defendants. Jury
No. J. were charged with this case,
with the exception of Isaac Hen
ming, in whose stead Wiley Pool
was sworn, and alter the tcsti-
mony was partly heard the fur
taer consideration of the case was
continued till Tomorrow at 10
o'clock, A M.
u. S. vs. Postman Howard
the Grand Jury having found n,
bill in this case against the defend
ant, on motion of Easley 4
Wells, ordered, that tho defendant
| p. Howard, be discharged from
the custody of tho marshal, an
60 hence without day.
! u. s. VS.. James Russell, Barnet
! Russell, and Miles Masop-intim
dating a citizen because of his vo
ing. Byron s. Earle for Unite
States, Carlisle & Duncan for d.
fendant. Jury No. / resume
consideration of this case, and a
: ter being addressed by counsel f
defence, further consideration CO.
|, timed until tomorrow Mt I
I o'clock, to which time the Cou
|, adjourned.
THURSDAY, Sept. 9TH, 1871.
= U. S. VS.. Joseph Tucker--co
: spring against a citizen bccau
: : OF Lis voting. w. K. Earle f
! Government, Carlisle for defen
: ant. Ordered, that defendant
: discharged on his own rccogr
p zance, to appear at August Ter,
!. 1872.
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svssoalrrIos Two Dollars per .nnum.

sussonrrrIos Two Dollars per annum. -.
ADvERrisEsEsrs inserted at the rates Al
one dollar per square Of twelve Minion lines
Stnis size type) or less for the first insertion,
ntty cents each for the second and third inser.
gon', AMI twenty-five cents for subsequent
ihseIuons. Yearly contracts will be made.
All advertisements must have the nnmhe,
nj n sert,ons marked on them, or they will bo
inserted TIL ordered out, and charged for.
Unless ordered otherwise, Advertiscmc en- ts
viii invariably be Displayed" -.
obituary notices, and all matters inurirg to
70 the benefit OF any one, are regarded as
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A eoLoBED constable in Savan-
nah wanss. to know what good the
'mendment.is 10 going to do if mig.
ger can's steal his rations and mar
ry seven wives.
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A NEw MEXICO attorney, in ad-
dressing the jury, threatened to
blow ont tho brains of any man
who should intimate that his cliel.t
was guilty.
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1t lie proposed in the French
Assembly to fix the salary of the
Pesident, nj. Theirs, at 500, ,OOOt.
or S1OO,O00-a very snug little
income for the chief of a. ruined
people.
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The Bells.
bY EDGAR ALLAN roe.

swells
From tie bells, bells. b liz, belle,
Bells. bells belle -,
From be jinsiirg and the ,ipklinp Of III,
Lells.
Hear The mellow we,ji g Tells,
GoIlen tells!
What world Of happiness their harmony
lvreiells
Ihrsayh ths Lalny air Of night
How they ring oat ,h-i-a.Iight
From The molten g ,lden nv,e.,
All in tunei
What a liquid ditty fi,ats
To The turtle dove that listens, willie she
g.oa;s
On the nsoou1
Oh froza out the ssnpdins e-ll.,
what gn'h Of euphony volun,inousIy
wells
How it swe'ls!
How IL dwells
On the futurei how IL tells
OF The rapture that impels
To the swinging and the ringing
OF the bells. balls, bells,
OF the bells, bells. belle,
Belle, bells. bells
10 the rhymi"g aud the Ginning of ,he
bells
Hear the loud alarrm bells
Brazen bellsl
What tale Of horror. now, their tuibu.en
cy tellsl
in the startled ear Of night
How they scream out their alright
Too much horrfisd to speak.
They can only shrek, shrek,
Out Of tune,
Ina el"morous appealing 10 the mercy. Of
the ere,
In mad exposiulatiou with the deaf and
frantic fire
I.eaPing higher. higher. higher,
With a desperate desire,
And resolute endravor
Now-now to sit or bever.
BY the side Of the pale faced moon.
Oh, the bells, bells, bellsl
What ts!e their terror tells
or despairi
Flow they elang and CLASH, and roar,
What horror they outpour
On the bosom of the palpitating airi
Yet tho ear it fully knows,
By the twanging
And the changing,
How the danger Gibbs and flows;
a L.
In the jangIing
And the wrangling,
How the danger sinks and sxeli.,
by the sinkins OF The swelling in the anger
Of Tie bells.
or the bells--
OF the bells, bells, bells, bells,
Bells, bells. belle, ft- s-s
In the elamor and the clangor OF the bells!
Hear the 'cllirg Of the bells
Iron bellsi
What world Of solemn lhoaxhts their
m""ody compels
IN The silence Of lhe r:.nt
bow they shi:.r with sffrisht
AZ 'he melaoehoi- menace OF their tone |!
For every sound that floats
From the rust within their throass
Ian groan.
And tho penple-ah. the people
They that dwell mp 10 the s,eepie,
All alone, -.
And who. tollirg, tolling, tolling.
10 that mufiled monotone,
Feel glory in 50 rolling
On the human heart a Stone
They are neither man nor woman
They are neither brute nor human
And their kiog IL Is who tolls,
They are Ghouls:
And he rolls. rolf, rolls,
Rolls fsA 20" H
Ai@,n from the Lells
And his merry bosom swe,ls
With the r~an Of the bells, F
4. And he dances aud he ysils,
Keeping time. tin.e. time, =
Ina sort Of Runic rhyme,
Toshe rWan Of the bells--
OF .hs bells:
Keeping time. time. time,
Ina sort Of Runio ,byme,
To the ibrobbing Of the belle
ofthe bells. bella. belle
To the sobbing II fbs bells;
Keeping time, time. time.
Ashe knslis. knells, kaeIls
I'M happy Ranic rhyme
70 The rolling Of the bsiiss :
OF the BELLS bella BELLE
To the tolling Of the bells. f ~,
OF the bells bells. bells. bells, 4 /.
Bells. bells. bells-- Y n
To The moaning and the groaning OF ~
tc Is.
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BREyITIEs.-Rain is wanted in this section.
There was slight shower Yesterday evening.
The meeting OF the Sinking Fund Comnls-
sioncrs, Yesterday, was held at the Office Of W.
D. Corse. & Co.
Mr.. w. Meade Addison, Of Baltimore, an
cstimabc gentleman, brother of Mr. A. +. Nd
Olson, of this place died on Monday last at
the White Sulphur Springs. Mr.. Addison was
a prominent member Of the bar III Baltimore
According to present appearances the corn
crop in this nci ghborhood will be very large
one. .
Some of the finest peaches raised in this
neighborhood this season are those gathered
from the orchard of Mr. Edwin Fitzhugh.
Owners of dogs who have failed to take out
the proper license have been reported to the
Mayor, and will be served with q disagreable
notice in few days.
In consequence of break in the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, boats are uot expected here
from Cumberland before Monday next, If then.
\. little son of Mr.. James W halan was struck
with stone thrown by an insane colored man
on Monday and badly hurt.
The Relief Hook and Ladder Company and
numerous friends will 90 down the river on
moonlight excursion to night. See advertise
ment. -,
A colored man named Richard Monkey, while
sleeping on one of the benches IN the market
SQUARE this evening, was suddenly startled and
very much alarmed BY the explosion OF tlrc
works placed beneath him BY some mischlev'
Gus boys.
\ parry of gentlemen left here this morning
On an excursion to Cobb : Island.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES ToTHE GAZETTE. ]
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July 26-The English consul at
Tobriz announces that he has received and will
forward to his government most heartrendlng
details of the famine in Persia
Special dispatches from Constantinople say
the famine in Persia is causing dreadful
havoc The deaths in the province of khoras-
san average three hundred daily and so great
is the distress that the dead bodies OF the VIC
tins are devoured by the survivors, and men,
women and children are in some cases Killed to
render the supply of food more abundant: A
plague has also appeared among the PerslanSs,
and the Turkish government has been COMPEL
ed by the exigency of the 81 situation to draw
sanitary Gordon along the borders OF Its do
mnions.
Hone KoNa, July % via LONDON 26.-DStur-
Dances have occurred in Canton. and an Eng
lish gunboat has been dispatched there tor the
protection of English and other foreign resi-
dents. r..
LONDON, July 2G.--lt is rnmored that Bis
marck has been created the Duke OF LuXem-
burg.
A discovery of concealed arms has been made
at Liverpool, in some way connected with
Fcnianism. -.
Charles James Mathews, the distinguished
comedian, is dead, aged e..
Arrangements are being made IN Paris to
welcome Hon. Andrew johnson, cx-Presldent
of the United States, who is expected there at
an early day.
Eighteen communists will be tried toge thel
at the first sitting of each of the courts martial
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Storm at CrOe May.

CAPE May, July pa terrible storm yes
tcrday carried off the pleasure yacht Sunshine
belonging to Z. NJ. Grubb, Of Burlington, Jer-
sey, from the steamboat landing where she was
atanchor. Only portion of her crew was aboard,
her sailing master having come, ashore. in
boat which was swamped. rendering his re,
turn impossible Pilots refused the reward
Of 800 dollars to take the sailing master
on board again, alleging that the Government
life boat was insecure then for such heavy
sea. 1t was asccrtained this morning that she
is safe, having brought up with her anchors on
the middle ground between Capes May and
Heulopen and can be got back with proper
assistance,
The steamer Sue from Philadelphia was un::
able to land her passengers last evening and
put back into Morris river for harbor. They
were landed this morning, and all are busy mar
rating their experience Of the storm. The
weather is beautiful to-day and bathing is high
Is enjoyed.
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FARM FOR SALE.

By virtue Of = decree Of the County Court OF
Prince William county, rendered al tho June
tcrm 1871, in Gushing and wife rs. Benson and
others, cbuncery SUIT therein pending, tho Tn,
dcrsigncd, commissioners appointed for that
purpose, will expose to public sale, to the high
cat bidder, before the front door of the Court
House of said county, on MONDAY, the Attn
day of September, ISL, that being Court day,
unless previously sold at private sale, the sad
commissioners beng authorized by said de deere e.:
to sell ut public or private salc,) the TRACY ot
LAND in the proceedings mentioned, Of which
the late Burkctt Newman died possessed, con
tanning about ono hundred and eighty acres.
This Garm lies near Sudlcy Mills, shout Eve
miles from Gainesville Il station on the NanAs-
s,s Branch OF the O., a. 81 III. K. H., and pear
the contemplated line Of the i'o,pnsac: and MH-
na:sas l.. t. 1t is Of fire red soii,~ susceptible
of high state Of improvement Is wet watereu'
has 4 great variety and ubundtncr Of fruit on IT,
and lies in an excellent and rapidly improving
ncighborho"d. ~ ,;,d,r
Terms: Onc-fourth cash, and the remainder
in three equal nnnua! instruments, to DC cvi-
dcnccd by bond, bearing interest from TIC cay
Of sale, and decd OF trust OH the premises as "
security therefor. .-'s
JAMES +. CLARK. CONS.
CRAWFORD CUSHING.
Prince William co., is D-lawts ...
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Yellow Fever.

New York, July PA private letter from
an American resident at Para, Brazil, July l4th
say; The yellow fever has assumed mallg-
nant form at Para. Nearly every stranger IN
the city has died The English Consul died a
few days ago, and his wife is dying. Drs. La,
mos, Walscher, Quadros and Lobus, and all
the other Brazilian physicians are losing nearly
all Of their patients by yellow fever. All
strangers arc liable to take the fever in Para
and nearly every Portuguese who emigratcd to
Para within the past six or eight mouths, has
died Several ships which lately arrived from
Para. have been quarautined in the lower bay.
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EICVRSTO.1;s, IIC.>ICs, sc.
~ n n " T, & Fl ~ n T. l. Il , L " ~

Moon 11G I of THE F X 10 y n
RELIEF HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. l,
TO GLYMONT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY q 1871.
Tho steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, has
been chartered and will leave her wharf, foot OF
ing at Glymont, the boat will proceed down The
river about twenty miles, returning to Glymont
in time for supper.
Prot. COOKS BAND has been engaged for
the occasion.
Master of Ceremonies Capt J. NJ. Steuart,
Floor Managers.
T NJ Latham. M II. Nash
Committee Of -irrangements
A. A. Warfeld, John NJ: Johnson
Jus. E. Green, W. B. Entwisle
! M Buchanan, j. E. Mushback.
Gentleman and lady 81; lady's ticket 80 eta,
iy 22-td
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New YORK, July 2C-StocEs steady and quiet.
Virginia skies Co; do. new ~. Money easy at
9. Gold firm at III. Flour steady. Wheat
steady Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, July Virginia skies, old, 81!
bid, SO asked do coupon GO bid, Cog asked do:
deferred % bid, 26 asked; do. coupon, DID,, -
bid, 67 asked; do. new y! bid Cotton a duIl
and weak! low mddllng nominally l9al94.-
Flour in improved demand for new; prices un-
changed Wheat frmer; stock source; choice
white l50al6O; good to prime l3ual43 amber
good to choice l45al55; good red to prime l3S''
i43; common to fair l25ul35; Ohio and Indiana
lSOalI2; Pennsylvania l25nl3S Corn frmer
white Southern 7GaSO; yellow southern 7Oa72;
mixed Western GSa70. Oats dull and weak; new
Southern 54ajG; old Western 60.
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jy l4-law3w
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

leo ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND, on the
Middle River Turnpike miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria, with beautiful view
of the latter city and of the Potomac river: The
improvements consist of u BRICK Dwell M.s
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary out l:aa
buildings, and IN abundance of choice lutt o
all descriptions. The farm is we'll watercd, anu
has on it plenty of timber.
800 ACRES HEAVILY T1MBEREDL LAND
g miles from Washington city..same distance
from Alexandria, and about miles from sta
zion on the w. s. O. r. R., offering q ready mar
ket for wood and timber.
y FARM, in Fauquicr county, 6 miles below
Warrcnton and within two miles of q station on
the Warrenton branch Of the o., \. i VI. L. X.
The tract contains about 400 acres; is well TIM
bered and watered, and is considered fine graz
ing land.
The above property, the title to which is with
out defect, will be sold cheap and upon accom-
modatng terms. Apply to A. B., Gazette office.
feb LIFT
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The Presidents Movements.

LoSG BRANCH, July 2G.-President Grant,
accompanied by Frederick Grant Gen: Horace
Porter, Collector Thomas Murphy, and others,
left for Garrson'S this morning on visit to
Secretary Fish The President will return this
evening. President Grant also went to see
John Hoey off, who sails for Europe to-day.
Secretary Robson left this morning for the
Philadelphia Navy Yard and will proceed to
Washington to night.
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Another Ocean Venture.

New York, July 2G.-Captain John Meiks,
who in 1867 crossed the Atlantic on an India
robber lte-ratt, is having another raft made
5 feet long and - feet wide, Oh which he IN
tends to 60 to Europe. accompanied only by a
boy. He will be ready to start about the mid
dle of August, and will carry with him sixty
DAYS PROVISIONS
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TO the Lut2ics.-Dr. PANCOASTS FE-
MALE PIlLS-n positive cure for suppression
or irregularity arising from any cause whatever.
They arc perfectly harmless.
aS~Every Lady should keep box Of the.c
pills on hand for use in case OF need.
Price 81 per box. Sent securely sealed to any
J. WALKER PANCOAST, NJ: D.,
Philadelphia, Pa
PHILADELPHIA, ap G-3md&wly
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CANAL BOATS. The Secretary of the irca-
sury has decided that canal boats navigating
the mvigablc waters of the L. S. are subject
to the same enrolment and license as coasting
vessels This decision is Of considerable i'm:
portance and interest at all ports where canal
boats arrive and depart daily. with coal Nc,
and by the terms of the decision are liable to
its requirements
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Facts Worth Knowing.-Duri

cent trinl or comparison Of ordinary Baking
Powders in New York. with Dooley's Yeast
Powder, il was shown conclusivaly that better
results were attained with from onc-half to two
thirds the quantity Of the latter, than with any
other in market The secret of the success lies
in the care with which Dooley's Yeast Powder
is prepared, and It's entire freedom from SUBJ
stances that are injurious to tho system. .,
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict of the consumer is always in
our favor. For sale by ali Grocers jy 24-eolw
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-This superb
Hair Dye is the best IN the lGorid-Pcrtcctly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tnts, or UnplG"s-
ant Olor The genuine W. \: Bachelors Lair
Dye produces IMMEDlATELI a splendid
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Druggists. Factory, lG Bond ST., New York
New York, jan 3U-cOly
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Philadelphia, ap G-3md&wly

~ To the uoters Of the city and county Of H.
crandria II propose to be a candidate for, Il
seat in the next House of Delegates from the
county of Alexandria, should l find il to be the
wish Of the people tEut should represent them
as early as possible after the adjournment OF the
the city and county upon the questions, vital Iy
affecting their interests, which will be brought
before the next General Assembly.
iy PIT CHARLES y. SlCAhl
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DACON HALL FOR SALE.

BIZ virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Prince William county, pronounced on the Sth
day of May, 1910, in the suit Of Carter W. Gruy
cons admir-, tie undersigned, appointed Con-
missiuncrs for that purpose, will. on the 9hf
ENTU DAY OF AUGUST 1911. that being
Cour, dav. at the front door Of the Court H1uss;
in Brpn,svile offer for sale that wave bLE
TRACT OF LAND called BACON HALL, oi
which Dr. John b. Grayson died &e'zot, con,
tainIug about III acres. This land lies withlnlt
mile. of Gainesville, Il station On the Muns'I'
Gup Railroad, and IS considered iirst,rate land
The mpro vemcnts consist "' good -, y " Ell
LING and out houses, DC; alson LoI DEE;
GROUND at GuiucsvilIr. We are "nt''o:-fl
lied to sell 1T private sale :,
Terms: Onc-tcnth Of the purchase money III
cash on the day Of sale The ree'cEc IN lhtee ~
stulmcuts bearing interest from the day "a sate'
.nd pnyublc us follows Enough on conaFnla-
ton Of sale to make, with cash payment, 2ne-
fourth Of the whole PURCHASE money; three
eiehths in one year, and the residue III Two years
from the day OF sale. Purchasers to give bond
md the ,ili: to lie retained rs security for the
O'le' EPPA uUNTOS:
. . POWELL HARRISON. ,
Pr WIN co. ie 2U-cuts Commissioners.