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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
Me Markets.

LoSDoN, Nov. I0-ll:30 n. m.-Conso!s
opened at q; f1r tnth Bonds OF 1862 ?li;
ISIS, old, Oh; 1867, 9}l. III 4hs, S9!.
LONDON. Nov 1u--l:30 p. m.-ConSoIs tor
money 95SS;; Iurac,ornt 9j4
FRANKFORT, Nov. Ia. --Bonls op'ned at
96sa96i for lSG2S
New York. Nov. In.-Stocks stronger than
at the opcning and quiet. Gold heavy at Ia
III. Va. is. co. new, GSA Money steady at
Sac. Flour qnlrt and steady. Wheat quiet
and unchanged Corn scarce and very firm.
BALTIMORE. Nov. lA-Na. skies. od. u
hid: do. lS';t;. ij bid: do. 1867, I'll hld d'
coupon. old tn bid, I'll asked ". Va. $ -!
bid. 33>i asked. Cotton unchanged aud :'ealy.
Flour unchanged and dull. Wheat steady :;
PENNSYLVANIA lhaali;i1 Corn tirmcr; white
Southern f>a1:': yellow 10. 20. Oats lrnler at
4Sa5l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-In pursuance Ola deed
l. of trust from Richard II. Carter to me,
dated November ed, 1850, duly recorded in the
Clerks office of the County Court of Fauqucr,
for purposes therein rrrl"d, and at the request Of
said Carter ! will offer ut public sale, to the
highest bidder, on the 18th DAY OF NOV + NJ
Der, 1871. in the town Of Upprrvillc, Fau1ucr
county, Va, in front of Laws Hotel, 2i39
ACRES OF LAND, lying near the railroad,
between Rcctortown and Sucm adjoining other
land of said Carter, also the lands Of Jc!iric., IT.
tcrback and VIM. Cooke. The same being Il
part of the farm Of said Carter, called 'Gra:s-
land"
1t is very desirable farm, Of compact form,
we'll wooded and watcred finely adapted l."
grass and the production of wheat and r"rn--n
Il good and healthy ncighborh"ud, and not more
than two miles from the depot. 1t has on II about
two miles of stone fencing
The improvements consist Of two LOG D.
DWELLi NGS--nnc new, Il stable, corn E1:::ll
house and smoke house.
Terms: BY direction of the parties Interested
] am authorized to sell this farm for "nc-thlrd
cash and thc residue on II credit of one, tw"
three and four years. The deferred payments T."
bear interest from day of sale, for which bonds
will he required, t. be secured by deed OF trust
on the premises, and providing for the payment
Of the interest on each drlrrrsd payment an
nlmlly. JOHN a. GARTER, Trustee.
will convey such title rs i. vested in me ~
tru:trr, but it is regarded rs unluestlonabic, and
besides the g"aIrtur will unite with me in a deed
to the purchaser. j. y. T..
Fuliullirr county, oct G--1awts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
Steamer S7IIik

DETROIT, Mch., Nov. lo-The new iron
steamer India, has been sunk in Sault St.
Marie river. No particulars have been received.
She probably struck rock in consequence Of
the low stage Of the water Pumps have been
sent from here t, assist in rescung the steamer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
Sale GfHaIIr0II stock.

ST. Louis, Mo, Nov. lD.--Fiyc hundred
thousand dollars Of stock in the Northern Mis-
souri, Railroad, owned by the county Of St.
Louis, was sold yesterday to the present mana
gers of that road for $50, 900. The purchasers
assume the fees and other expenses incurred
in the suit NOW pending against the COMPANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
Roller EXPLOSION.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 10.--'rhe boiler
in the blacksmith shop of the Plttsburg. Fort
WAYNE and Chicago railroad exploded ycster-
day. Six men were injured seriously. but not
fatally. The brick walls were shattered and the
machinery mlcl damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

TIE RAZAR.-lhc new bazar, just cStub-
lishcd by McssrS. Cats and KERRY III West
End will be opened tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
Eatchclor's Hair isyc.--This superb

Hair Dye is the best in the Vorid--Pcrfrrtly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous No dis
appointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or IMP cas-
uni Udor. Tho genuine W. y. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces I'M IMMEDIATELY II splendid
Biack or Natural Brown. Docs not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
,ifuI The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
ali Druggists. Factory, Ii Bond 81, New York..
New York inn .N)-cUly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

TIE WEATHER. We had heavy rain last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

TIE SINGING plLGRlM..-Phiilip Phillips
Known as the Singing Pilgrim, will give COLI
cert in lii5 city at an early date.
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SFECETE NOTICES.

AIc Har t!rH ga -'t-Et>i.lS - ~: ~
49,. ~ Say !I:at tt'' - ~.
lerhe rom D'!louSAe:>' ma col;9'Isa.!
perlruira' levers general deDilitf' Hhl nervous
lea'ln "ithh inuhtn or lc5. ny the U.s. ~ ii
IielterS STOMACH bIlters. ne h'n'Iiiudrs WIN"
nave heci cured OF ihese ana "t'Gt "ils'lits ~
.hf use 81 US wen kH*"n >prcIhc are ;.'"'s
'""H - 'e'I!EE ole ''!'"r a. p!I' .,'''' ,'r'
rrneuf., hey are >P'c"i ?'fr M MnD'
country; they are eager +" praise and rec"'''-
menu Ii; hih' Et', h"t"!tliHtni''h@ ~ HASI P,P'
ul'E'ly, there nrr many lnNaiid*, ana many vii"
are continuity rXp"SrL I" The cp"ci:ica' a.
S:'S'S' against "hicm IL i II sure P'''rct' N"o'
I'tH.' through lhuiherehce " 'hcr""u'i9' n's
w. u sth' the opportunity l" cur, 'iu 'Ie',':
~ PIIN ehi'ot, Wn'c 'h,tI n'e "I''s ~ V,''
'r,t' ""''"> To- "ota.'. 'HS !, Ht''!5Fi - :. 80:
u INC Hh"i!a!r3 81 human mature '''I. ~ ''''
possible |" account '"r or 'AP'l'h; ~ - io"
t EYER, Ite ceftn ll!';t every Gay t:f Mu.''o r
- "i r. lT,'t
rcn.Jv Errinr Ih, 'r,.,..rt fiji The de;narJ
:, mas - ~ @ IVY TT ~. cnmi,"
:.nmII r,i; =, .:,.t =, =, rrhnn III
,h,, .'t'', '' '',,S
nIn;nt. III II ,oi' a,I dn. 'T ~ '''
nr,cr1inn ,rr.,;,it th. Iis,...,. r,,t common ~
i II'r.. ' 1ro . "r'n| hIn w;rh i
'"' o ,ras'a, I"rfe Is l'"I"'"s c'''E"''' WI" h.
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III Vino Ca.alina.--The announcement
that has been 80 GENERALLY hcr:,!drd throughout
the Country that an American c,mlany hn: again
c"nmcnc"l importing this celebrated Wine
Tonic is matter OF II" small IimportnHcr, ard
will be hailed with joy b. MI lh"sr seeking u
pure and inyigurltiag tonic also, those vino
need II pure pleasant and refreshing stimuluAt
will find in the Fl Vino Catalina. q Browns
Catalina Wine Tonic. what they want 1t will
be remembered that impnratirI!s were mad" in
1865 of this noted BRAND but in consequences of
the high duty then demanded by this govern
mcnt, the enterprise ceased. 10 th" regret ot
thousands vii" had l"Arncd liz value. il Is the
oldest tonic in the world, and doubtless the most
iuyignr;tinr, the lIlr,at u!td best aud II lupOr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
NlNCE MEAT.
ALEXANDRIA MINCE MEAT.
Manufactured BY

CURSON u BOI ID.
We shall have full supply of the best quality
on hand during the .rason, which we vii sell at
the lowest market price nj our place Of business
on King street. second door above Washington
street. md also ut our stand in the market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

FuyERAI The funeral Of the late L. Al.
exanicr Kerr whose sudden death WAS noticed
in Yesterdays Gazette, took place from st.
Mary's Church, To day, au,l WAS uulncronsy
..ti.1ul1l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
WILLIAM MURRAY
MERCHANT TAILOR,

N4IILLIAM MURRAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR
49,. NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
Has Just received his
FALL AND WINTER ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
AND VESTINGS.
He invites his friends and customers to call and
ey,m;oe his stock. sep 29-tf
NEW W ALL PA PER.
j. p CLARKE
i now rrr"ivng his Spring supply Of
DECORATIONS,
selected with great care. This is the largest and
most elegant assortment of new design OF
PAPER HANGINGS
ever offered in this city, atgreatly reduced prices.
apl4 No. l5S King street.
For SALE.
400 mol STOCK SHEEP. EWES AND
WETHERS. Apply to ). K. SMool, "a,
oct 26-tf Live Stock Broker, T. o. box w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
.YE("FSp.SS 4XES

( -, :. / \ IL FARM FOR SALE IN
PRINCE WILLIAM CUUNTl.-Pur-
,:nu Il the 'iecrt' If the Circuit Court III Prince
" t:i!:in c'Hnty, prInotlnced ut the May term,
i"1l. il he s,:it Of Farley Klein against Mary
.I"n F.nrh and others, the undersigned, named
Il, Commissioners in said decree, will the 4th
DAY OFDECEMBER, 1871, (that being Court
,inyl in front "f the Court House. at Brcn tsvlle,
s.l n the hi@ hr*. bidder ALL THAT TRACT
o.: rARCEI. or LAND OF which JOHN
W less. This land lie: about halfway between
Erentsri!i. and Dumiri"., ana ut the Junction Of
the u,.r,'i;g,m r.y,l witt! the road known as the
Brent yill,. aud Dunfrirs ruad-has thereon
cn,a;;riahl" FRAME DWELLING, barn 81
comparatively new andn fine apple orchard: ELY
j. we'll supplied with wood and excellent water.
Terms 50 much cash in hand rs will pay the
costs Of tl;t and expenses Of sale the residue III
three equal payments ut one, two and three
Years, t. bear interest from the day Ut sale and
to be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser with
good security, and the title to be retained until
Tie last payment is made Cost Of conreyanclng
- ~ f''''' = '"' ''''' WI. II. PAYNE.
THOMAS MOORE.
Prince William co.. nOG--lAw4w C0m'rs.
rFRUSTEE'S SALE OF TIMBERED
i Landry virtue of deed OF trust from
VIM H. Butler to Alfred Moss, recorded on the
the it' unlrrSignrl WILL WI on MONDAY, the 5tI
day of November, 1871, Court day, in front of
the Court House Of Fairfax county, sell, to the
highest bidder. SINTi;-TWO ACRES or
LAND, conveyed by said deed; This land lies
near Clifton station, and IS we'll tlmbered, and
us such very desirable property. L. d. But
Ter will take pleasure in showing the property.
Terms Cash; but arrangements can be made
for liberal credit. The undersigned, selling rs
trustee will convey only such title MS is vested
by said decd Of trust, which is believed to be
good. THOMAS AOcRE,
Fairfax CO., OCT lS-wts Sub Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HAZEL PLAIN,
l. better known US the "Chlnn Farm near
Manassas, Na.---AS trustee, substituted for Geo.
III. Carter, in deed executed b. b. Il. Chinn
and wife, on the 9Th day OF May, 1853, | will
SELL ut II o'clock WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of
November 1871, in front Of the Mansion House,
in the city Of Alexandria, the 'ClllNN FARM
designated in the deed as Hazel Plain, containing
$50 acres three tourths arabic; chocolate color
ed easily cultivated and productive; the re-
maindcr in wood and timber, and all well sup
piled with water. This desirable estate has upon
it the famous CllINN HOUSE, large fGGassf
frame building, with eight rooms, needing N5T$S
repairs. couiur table Log House. occupied by
the tenant stone static, log corn crib and grana-
ry; is conveniently near u churches, schools,
mills and markets within five li?!le5 OF the W.,
\. & VI. L. r., and IN the hcnlthirsl section Oh
the county Of Prince William.
The deed authorizes q sale for cash; but, II
desired Il credit, rs to two-thlrds OF the purchase
money. will DO given by the creditor ordering
the sale. VIM. ii. FlTZHUGH Trustee,
oct 27-cnts Fredericksburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
VTIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk
Y Ntticn Of thl. Nnrnnr;Iinn CnlIrt Of the cilN

NlRGi y AT rules ned III the C'GrKs
Y Office Of tn" C"rpnrainn Court of the city
ii Alexandria, "n thrGth day Of November, ISL,
Edward {. Turner plaintiff agan-t Z"ph English,
surviving partner OF t. \. lirwi-, III the firm
name and style Y. \. Brcwis u Co., dcrn-
lant. In a-=ump-iL and certified :rr'"iimt, and
upon III attachment.
The object Of this suit i Ia receive: Of the de-
PENDANT the sum Of thirteen hundred and thirty
Fix ,lnlIars and fifty cents. with interest from th"
lst day of March, 1865, till paid. and 10 attach
and subject IN the payment OF said sum, the trnr-
mrnt and lot Of groun No. II: "n west side Of
Fairfax street. between Duke ahd Wolfe streets
i'm the city Of Alexandria. and bounded on the
south by the lot Of First Presbyterian Church,
and on the north by the lot of Mrs. Gardner, the
property OF the derndant
The defendant. Zrph English, no; having en-
tered this appearance and given security accord
iny to tho act of Assembly, and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing 10y affidavit that he
is not II resident Of this STATE: 1t Is ordered that
the snd defendant appear here within one month
after due publication OF this order, and Go what
is necessary to protect hi: interest in thi: suit and
that AGONY of this order BE- forthwith inserted in
the Alexandria Gazette, Il newspaper pub'iSh he'd
in the city of Alexandria, one" week for four
successive weeks and posted ri the front door "'
the Court House of this city. \ copy. test:
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue Oft deed of
/ trust from Margaret llcizcl, dated 2lst OF
August 1863. recorded in the Land Records of
FrlrlnX county, Librr Il, No I, Foil" l97, and
for the purpose therein mentioned, | shall offer
hy rubiic auction. at Fairfax Court House, on
MONDAY, the 20ih OF November next, Chat
hrin.. Court day the TRACT OF LAND in
,a. Iced described, containing " acres and 20
poles. i; being Lot No. = in tn" division OF
Sarnurl l.. and Susan j. Barnr-s real estate.
Tie above described property LEE about w"
miles north of Clifton III said county, and il vau-
able for i;s timber consisting pr nclpallr Of
White Oak. Selling rs trustee ! shall convey
such title only rs is vested in mo, which Is be-
Irvcd ~ be unque.tlonnblc.
II and i! o'clock. TIIOS. +. LOVE,
Fairfax county, oct lti--loti trustee.
rE,EUSTEE'S SALE OFIMPROVE PROP
/ rrtv. situ,t-d in the t""n OF uccoq''!n,
Prince William c"unty, Ea.--Hy Hirtu" 81 q
decd q: trust ,n;cd Jan. 18th. le3S ana recorded
among the land records for Prince W iIluin co.;
Va. and BY direction Of the partir- secured
thereby. will sell. "m TIL tRSDAl. N"v. 32th,
1871. ut = o clock r. IN. the following property,
t. wit \ HOUSE AND LOi IN the town g.
81 DE-. .nuan, now occupied by Enocf Haislip E Ell
This ,.,nper,y j.. situated ut the corner OF Com
,,,,.rcI and EIlcntt streets in SAID town, and Is
;,,nr.., cd hv IL tw" story frame house. Terms
rnih FRANCIS HANNA, Trustee.
Prince William CO., Wa, oct 3l-lawts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

mere 10 W asllH<n. S!Inteu w UuISc NotbE-
rifle, Of the County Court. will come ur, on al
appeal, under the title of Freedley ct ais. vs..
the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Com
next Friday and be argued by Brent l. Wat
ties and II. W. Thomas for Frccdley, a:d T.
l.. Smith. Eppa Hunton and T. l.. Smith, jr..
for the Turnpike Company.
MAYORS OrFlcE--A man picked ul on
the streets for drunkenness, Was fined and dis,
charged,
NlGur REPORT Might dark and rainy. -
There We're no disturbances IN any quarter o1
the city prisoner was at the station house
but no lougcrS were there.
HARMONIC BALI.-'rhc ball Of the llarmn
uie Association, at their rooms, last night, Was
one Of the most agreeable affairs Of the season.
The company was large, including several from
Washington and Georgetown, the music de-
lightful, aud the refreshments excellent The
festivities were continued until three clock
this morning.
HuAnClDE.-O "Wednesday evening last an
alteration took place between Two negroes
named Washington Norris and Walhert Bell,
at Harris Lot, in the lower section OF Charles
county M,l.. when Norris shot Bell, killing
him almost Instantly. Norris immediately sur
rendered and is now confined III jail.
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STONE BArTl.E-A stone battle OF some du-
ration was fought on the Washington and Ohio
Railroad, Just beyond the depot Of that road,
about fnur clock yesterday evening, by parties
Of white and co!nred boys, and though the
missiles flew fast and furious bnt few Injuries
rcnortrd
CorRT or AP'pEALs The Ipnrt Of Appeals
1T Richmonl was engaged Oh "Wednesday hear
ing the case Of Smith vs. the Commonwealth,
cd Saith and the Attorney trneral the Com
mouwcalth.
TonArco CEop --Farrcrs from Prince
Georges county, Maryand, say there never
has occurred more favorable season for curing
tobacco than the present, and that the crop
from that county, seat to market next spring,
will he the finest shipped for many years.
UvERBoARD.~ Capt. George Wyatt, O! the
canal boat John q Brian, while fastening down
the matches of his boat, yesterday, accidentally
" ~" ~" as x,nnd;Ir reserved by
Nv. c,i,.tcl ucn "u,pnyc,i III the yard.
- -.----..--
Sos FIRE. l H. alarm nj IRE about c'sht
L" r'o,k last night was caused by the reflection
IN me ;A' ~ tr 's@"t III, iI"H' mr. ~" ''ii
W"I. = H. ,'ns 49, ..lr,,;nn rho l,1c
Conservative victory III the State.
Acr,nrvc rn SpoRpsv,y--\o AIcxau.
dr;, sn,r,s,r,n while luck;rr in ETm,iur creek
4'> ,.l,.l ,,,l
had hi: skill m ct BY the rebound Ola heavily
loaicd Gun h' had discharged Ill some game
p,>oR,uA The uaunran,a Of thc Pilgrim )
Progress will he "$hi;lted at Liberty Hall to-
night, 10 mDrnw mig In, and to-uorrow even,
who have seen it.
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GuSE RIVER ROUTE. The steamer Wa.
VAST r''H'lncd h"r r'gufll '''hl "cch! 'iil' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

70 BONES DURYEA'S SUPERIOR
~ STARCH just received by
nov 10 J. G. MlLBURN.
NINETY-FIVE PER CENT ALCOHOL,
~ and pure French Cologne SPIRITS for salcby
nov 10 JANNEl Il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

CAUGHT on TIE Cow CATCHER. The COW
catcher of the locomotive attached to the
through train from the North, picked up COW
in the cut this side of Four Mile Run last night
and brought her nearly halt mile before
the engineer became aware Of, her presence,
aud stopped the train and put her oft; " hen
.c!, ased she was found to tie unhurt hut when
= lreakman jumped upon her back and r"ae
her down the track, he fell down and broke
one Of her legs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

Stone BATTLE A stone battle OF some du-
ration was fought on the Washington and Ohio
Railroad, just beyond the depot Of that road,
about four . clock yesterday evening, by parties
of white and co!ored boys, and though the
missiles flew fast and furious bnt few injuries
tnI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

INJUNCTION CASE The injunction restrain
ing the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail-
road Company from building their road from
here to Washington, granted by Judge Corse-
rifle, Of the County Court. will come ur, on al
appeal, under the title of Frcedlcy ct ais. vs.
the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Com
pany before Jud &c Keith, of the Circuit Court:
next Friday and be argued by Brent l. Wat
ties and H. W. Thomas for Frccdley, a:,d +.
l.. Smith. Eppa Hunton and +. l.. Smith: jr..
for the Turnpike Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

Harmonic BALL The ball Of the llarno'
ME Association, at their rooms, last night, was
one of the most agreeable affairs Of the season.
The company WAS large, including several from
Washington and Georgetown, the music de-
lghtful, aud the refreshments excellent. The
festivities were continued until three " clock
this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

MAYORS OFFlcE.-A man picked ~ Oh
the streets for drunkenness, Was fined and dis,
charged,
NlGur REPORT Might dark and rainy. -
There We're no disturbances in any quarter of
the city prisoner was at the station house
but no lo1gcrs were there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10
5sy Green Il Wise,

Fauquicr county, oct 23-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

h,x FlRE--T!lr alarm ri lire about cg Int
II 'r'o,k last nigh was caused by the reflection
in the sky III the !i@ht from y lat4a Ion fire
kindc, on Shut r, Hill hy til" residents; ri
West Fad as 4 means OF! celebrating the late
Conservative victory in the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

HuMlClDE.-O "Wednesday evening last an
alteration took place between Two negroes
named Washington Norris aud Walhert Bell,
at Harris Lot, in the lower section Of Charles
county Nd, when Norris shot Bell, killing
hm almost Instantly. Norris immediately sur
rendered and is now confined in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-10

OVERHEARD Capt. George Wyatt, "!' tht
canal boat John U l}ran while fastening dow
the matches OF his boat yesterday, accidentally
fl overheard at the wharvoS of the American
Coal Company. Iut Was speedily rescued by
tvr c,I,,rc,l mcn "nploycti III the yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16

.h.,r n,aan arts and vulgar devices anu
.sconalv. "a they professed 70 hate sie
s .s.,,hsrn wh,tee, and daily charged them
with every sort Of oppression ana wrone'
sor consistency sake they had to shun
white society. Had che negroes caught
them In such bad company they would
have cut loose from them In great indtgna.
ton. But the carpet-bageers, understand.
ing their trade, were guilty Of no such
folIy. We can bear testimony to the faith.
full manner In which they performed their
Office of self-degradation and arttul dccep'
ton Of the negroes.
Now, IL these thieves" as MIR. GREE
LEY justly styles them, are turned adriil
by the Government, what will become OF
the department of negro missions5 VIII
the native Virginians fill their places anc
discharge their duties as faithfully and oil
successfully as they did! 1t question
of Importance. Messrs. GREELEY aho
HuGHEs are right. The "thieVes" nave
brought Republicansm into disgrace III
the South, and it Is not probable that the
southern people can bc won back py Inc
Administration which has given aid and
comfort to the wolves that have worried
our people for near seven years. II they
are withdrawn, the tendency to dlsinteSra.
ton of Republican strength among the
negroes may be increased. They have not
been behind wiser people in discovering
the holowness ard wickeduess Of carpet
baggery; but it is questionable whether
the Administration will gain by putting
down carpet-bagGers.
We refer to this to suggest the moral
which it conveys: that the correction OF
deliberate outrage in the hope OF gaining
popularity thereby rather increases tnan
dmlnishes the Indignation Of those VINO
suffered from the wrong. II is poor redress
to an insulted people to discontinue an out
rage because it "does not pay; and
changes of 4 policy suggested by sordid
motives cannot add to the respcctabiilty OF
q party, nor should it increase its strength.