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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

A delegation from the South, who
called upon President Grant at Long
Branch, returned to Washington very
much disgusted. His Excelleucy. Il
seems, refused to see them, but gave
them to understand that his house at
Long Branch was privato residence.
and that for official business they must
take their chances of catching him in
Washington. The delegation, it is an.
derstood, came from an Impoverished
portion OF the South, and had no pre.
sents to offer. Nor was there any money
in their mission Washington Patriol.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

HOTEL ARn1vALs, July 1l.-Colun,bia
i1otei-L. Hill. Edgefield;T. G.. Jenkins, J,
Ala; 81. e. Thomas. N. c.; @. T. Grit.
fith. Boston; J. No Wallace, Miss Mo-.
Sweeney, W. L.. Spfatt,y Charleston; P.
s.: Whisnant. Air Line Railroad; M. A.
Yates and lady, La; J. NJ. Howe, T. W.
MsoCollongh: oity; p. NJ, Boykip, Cam
den; ". D. Kennedy. Anguish.
Mieh:rson House Frank H: Greene.
cissssss:g;5I. =; Averil!; M. =. BEN,
SON. 80 hehr Ga; , Joseph 81 B. gay, y,tR Beck Hi!l; F.
Lancaster: John Il. Wollinr. s. Gf fY.
q. Estieman, Diok'a Greek; j. Jos. Steers;
Grassey Knob; Jos. Richardson. Texas:
John B. Hall.lS? Q. a'1 77T'TSTl '
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12
DR.. George Howe. Jr..:.

"ILL FKACTICE MEDICINE in Colum-
w bia and vicinity from thin date. Office,
for the present at the residence OF Rev. Dr.
Howe, corner OF Blanding and Pickena streets.
July II sa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

For Rent, ..aH4 4.
k.x THE two-story brick HOUSE, on
g!!H Main street, between Richlnnd and tau-
4aAArel, containing ten rooms. Apply to =.
Jun X. SWhFFFEI,U.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

New London County. in Connecticut.
can be found q lot containing Ave graves
one in the centre, the others near bv at
the four points of the compass. The in
scription on the latter reui f.spyui;y.;v.
after the name Of deceased: .sMv E
Wife, "My II. Wife, "Iy III. Wife"
"MyI I'LL. Wife" while the central stone
bears the brief but eloquent expression.
"Our Husband"
An East Indian paper gives tho follow.
ing highly satisfactory explanation of
what are known as the late ..Kookie"
raids on British territory in India: "a
daughter OF the Rookie chief having
diod, number Of mons heads were
wanted to burn with her dead BODY. and
his subjects loyalty proceeded across
our frontier to collect tho requisite ma.
terial." = -
The Prussian sense OF what is duo To
fallen greatness! will not permit Napoleon
and Eugenie to be maigned by means of
scnrriious pictures. a caricnturo Of
these two ex-potentates, REPRESENTING
them dressed as mountebanks, has been
seized at Strasbourg by the Prussinn au.
thorltles, and the artist and the publisher
have each been condemned to hcnvy
hnes and months Imprisonment
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

List OF New ADvERr1sEMRNrs. -
q. Hops--Pearl Grfst' and, Whiskey.
dM q AApscnnh g. 6on--$lOO Reward.
.. C"Arthnr:a9Attorney at Law.
.eQoh Spoptaoles Lpst, hl,o;r NJ.
Meeting Columbia Chaptar...iiT, ~.
OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMDHns Char,eston Ohsfi.
table Association. for benefit Froe sohpol fund.
HAFFLE GLASS NO. rs. -Morntng-Juiy II.
1914 N-68-9-l7 Sc -41-48-18 a-22-35
Witness our, hands, at Charleston. this 11th
day OF July. 1871. FEM PECK.
JAMES aILLILAND,
Jniy IL Sworn Commissioners.
The bost place to get = cool summer drink
ia at PoLLoCK's. tt01F l77-T-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

The bost place to get cool summer drink
is at PoLLooK's.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

Wanted to Rent, 9:
AsA A COTTAGE. at moderate rnte, within
Es;I two or threo squares Of the PIItESIx OHlce
Apply, or address II. N. T., at this Clsce.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

Notice.
MARY WALKER has been appointed Ad-
lYI ministratrix OF the estate Of ISAAC
WALKER, 6sco:sea, and .!i persons indebted
to tho said estate are hereby notified that set
tlemont OF the same must be mads immedi-
ately, and those having. claims against the
cd. to tho undersigned.
JOHN T. SLOAN, Ja.,
JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorneys OF the Estate Of Isaso Walker.
July 8 10 )"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

To Rent, :: .&,3, :
IL A COMFORTABLE GorTAoE; With
r'i; four Kooma and nccessary ont- build,
-ings. Good wolf OF .wat6r On che pre-.
misses. Apply at Telegraph Ofaco. JplY :,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

Seegers Beer !
nON'T contain Strychnipo. 1t s pure, and
~ warranted TO be SO. March ii
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

VIZ 4SoAp w HuA uOEuut duQ FlOlOuS men
at home. He believed that the State
government was notoriously, monstrous-
y, corrupt. as acknowledged by its own
many Of mos Defaps nss
them have, in their own minds, elevated
rasoniity and roguery and every species
OF virtues. The only remedies for all
these are return to o good, honest and
truly representative government. in
which property shall not be taxed with
out representation; that the public
money shall be used only for public pur-
poses; and, in the mean time. an heroic
forbearance on the part of the white
population of the State, with an effort to
preserve order and change legitimately
Ino uuuGitiou .: aHaaa;;rrss. He thonght
that Of late Gov: Scott had done some.
thing tp mitigate tile evils, and possibly
would do moro to. .eoftan asperities and
restore qniet-whioh he believed the
Governor was now inclined to do.
The burning of barns, dwellings,, &C.,
and the unwise, mot! to say atrocious
measure. of organising and arming the
negroes OF tho State. and turnin them
loose to neetheir w-gained power, and
won't their wild passions as inclination
might direct. the General thought. xere
the moreimmediate causes oFtEe-ont-.
break OF the secret organizations. ~ e"
This tessihnony OF Gen. Chesnut must
have it's weight before the country. An
ex-senator of South Carolina and man
by judgment cool, i'm.
partial and dispassionato, what lie
states will be invested with great con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08
DFEiI.

At Spy Hill. h- home, in King Georgc
county, on Sunday April Both, Col. THOMAS
b. b. BABER, in the 18th year of hi4 age.
Thus has passed away another hun"rrd repre-
sentative man Of Virginia, who has been IL faith
ful public servant for nearly half a century.
Colonel B. Was elected to the House Of Dele
gates from King George and took his seat with
hi: colleague, John linoc, at the session Of lS2G
=. After one two rc-clcctions he retired and
devoted himself To agricultural pursmits-bettcr
suited Ia his taste, and continued to the close Of
lii: one Of the most energetic and successful
farmer in the Northern Neck The people of hi,
county, however, required hi, services in more
quiet but not less useful sphere, and he WAS soon
placed on the bench, where he was one of the
most efficient and valued men "fthat body, and
for many years was the prc.ding justice
Ia all the relations of liii. he WaS Il model of
the old Virginia farmer Kind and n>pitahlt III
his nature punctuul and exact in his engage
nlentS Il patriot in his politics, and, in the fullest
SENSE oi the term All honest man. His life WAS
one of singular temperance in all thing. Hia
faculties well preserved. after II irw days OF III
hess he gently brcuthcd his last, ~ meet the re-
ward of those. who trust in the promises 81 the
Gospel t. the good and faithful servant. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, MAY s, 1871.

VALUE OF LANDS IN NlRGINlA.--trom Il
statement Just issued from the office Of the
Auditor of Public Accounts, it appears that
the total value of lands in this State, according
to the returns of the Assessors i'll 1870, was
$3.50 POI 1924. In Alexandria the assessed
value was 81. 100, 80 Ga in Caroline 81 ,5o1,
2.SI. 40: Clarke $3,03T ,O20.l9; Culpeper, 50
jii5. 999. OF; Fairfax, $5,lol ,l44o1 Fauquicr,
Sq,605, Sol l.; Frederick, SG,24S,1 l3.5l; hing
George, 81 ,22i 39:, 80; I4oudoun, Sl2,796, SO
81: Louisa, 2,Sij, ia. 90; Madison, 81 ,S94,
:o5.2I: Northumberland, 1886, 3Gl.oS; Orange,
Sosl5. $500; Page, $1,000, 3Go.45; Kappa
hauuock. 2,239, go IS; Prince William, So
600. 03t. II; Rockingham, 81, 7lG,jG6. II; Shen
andoah. 81. 49,. 1862; Spottsylvana, 81 3d.
u3S. IL; Stafford. Sl.3lT. S67.4j; Warren. ST.
ool .Gl9.4S; Westmorcllnd, 81 224 - .m. The
assessed value of lots in the cities is as follows
Danyie. Sl.l42, Oh. 90; Fredericksburg, ST.
lSi,Ul1.n0; Lynchburg S2,;00.G23.Oo; Norfolk
city. s. IN 72J. 90: Petersburg, 5000 On;
Portsmouth, $2,3Sl ,S42.nt: Richmond city,
$24. Ca lllU0; Staunton. Sl.33}l ,3Ii.WI; Viii
liaulsburg, $50, 1879. Alexandria is includ-
I'd in Alexandria county. and Winchester in
Frederick county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

The foreign dispatches Of yesterday state
that Favre and Quertier, the French Minister'S
Of State and Finance, have met in consultation
with Bismarck and Won Arnim 1T Frankfort, ON
the non iulfMent 10y France Of the treaty slip
ulation Qucricr declared that the money in
dcnnity could not now DC raised by the Gov
rrnment, and asked for further delay. offering
az an equivalent the extension OF the c"nlncr-
val treaty and requesting that the forts north
Of Paris now held by the Germans shall be 81
Ven up. Bismarck is said to have insisted on
Il strict compliance with the terms OF the treaty
and while refusing the delay asked, suggested
thai the money be borrowed from English,
French and German bankers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08
RY Green 4 WISE.

Real Estate Agent and Auctinn"cr:.
pY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST,
ID dated January 3lsl 1870. executed By
Anthony Moran. and duly recorded the under
signed, Trustee therein named. will. on SAT-
TRDAY, Eth May of next, at T. m, in front Of
the Mayors office, inthc ctyo AlcXnndrIa iT-
ginia, offer for s'Ie by pHkir suc on, me
following property, viz; 4 LOT ,r or = GRoGND
in said city, with BRICK. STORE ana a.:
south side Of King It. 40 feel t" the westward oi
F,irf,y street ~ i,ct front and ~ feet deep, and
nrcnniri bv Anthony Moran. The -aid property
viii be sold t. pay debt Of 5000, and what III,
1.r,st muy have accrued, secured by SAID deed
~ Vr. Murgnr.t j. Baldwin. Terms cash
GEORGE W. BRENT,
am 1O-,J Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

1t is stated that some days ago orders were
quietly given through the War Department to
send strong body fcavalry, Il detachment otin-
tantry. and several pieces OF artillery to Charles
ton and Columbia, for Use i'll amy counties i'll
:. c., where the civil authorities arc powerless
to give protection. a portion Of these troops
were ordered from the West, and the remain
der from various points in the South, where 40
necessity exists for their presence BY the
present time it is SUPPOSED that nearly the
whole of this military force has arrived within
the borders Of South Carolina, ready to b. used.
\ company Of cavalry was expected TO rcacll
Charleston by Thursday morning, and proceed
at once to the counties in The upper part Of the
.Stafr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

Mr. Jefferson Davis was in Lynchburg on
Friday. The News says: I'VE We're pleased
to notice that he is enjoying excellent health
and looks better and more vigorous than he did
ten years ago, when we first Jaw him" Mr.
Davis arrival in Baltimore is announced in
the papers of that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

The Report from the Agricultural Depart
ment for March and April, in regard to the
condition Of winter grain, generally, is very
gratifying, the fall and winter being specially
favorable to termination and vigorous growth
The spring has been unusually early, advancing
the grain about two weeks in advance of its
regular status. Winter killing is exceptional.
and in most of the States unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

1t is reported in Washington that informa-
ton has been received there, which leads to
the belief that there is in China deep laid
scheme against I'LL Christians in that country,
which will result in driving them from the
Chinese possessions. 1t is added that some
suppose the next news from China will cause
some action on the part of the Administration
on the question Ola further continuance Of
Diplomatic relations with that country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

There will probably, be Il fill attendance in
the Senate, on Wednesday, the first day Of
the extra session. The arrangement made by
the Joint High Commission will be signed
to-day or Tomorrow ready to be laid before the
>s,rrt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

The boat race ut Annapolis, between the ST.
the mldshiplnen at the Naval Academy CAME
off on Saturday Although it was raining Very
fast there WAS 4 large crowd Of ladies and gen
tlcmen present The time Of the midshipmen
was twenty minutes and eighteen seconds; St
John crew twenty one minutes distance three
miles When in the middle of the Severn ri
Yer the ST. Johns boat broke AN oar, which
gave the race to the milshpmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

The last news from Mexico brings the usual
accounts Of disturbances in the provinces,
threatened revolutions. Re The treasury is
said to b. bankrupt and great fears are enter
soon absorb the whole country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

Commissioner Plcasanton will soon ISSUE r.
yised internal revenue regulations for the manu-
tacture of whiskey designed to release the dis
tillers from some of the limitations low impos-
ed on them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

\ CLERGYMAN MURDEREDIN HIS PCLpIT.-
From the New Era, Fort Smith, Ark, April
IS THE most dastardly outrage heard Of for
i long time was pcrpctrated last Saturday at
ChocovlIc quiet and hourishing village in
the southern part of this county, hear the In
dian Line We have the following particulars
from Mr. +. f. Henderson, 'Supcrinten-
dent Of Public instruction for this district. who
returned last evening from visit to Waldron,
and passed though Chocove yesterday as the
murdered man was buried On Saturday
morning. us the Rev Mr.. DeCalnp, Of the
Missionary Baptist Church ut Chocoyille, was
about 10 open religious services, and while the
congregation WAS still gathering, rufian
named llandlcy eutered the meeting house,
revolver in hand, and approaching the minister:
asked him his name. On being told, llanlcy
lcvclled his revolver ut Mr.. DcCamp and fired
four shots at him, three of which took effect in
the head and one in the arm. The demonac
assassin then wheeled round and dwelling his
revolver at the congregation. drove them ont
OF the house with curses and mprrcations and
threats Of death. The alinghtel people of
course hastily fled in every direction The
murderer then lcaprd upon his horse, tied close
to the hnilding. aud gallored Of, He has not
Yet been captured.
AZ to the cause of the murder, the following
is told The man Ilandlry, who has previous
~ borne 4 notorously bad character some four
years ago interrupted in the most scandalous
manner Il religious meeting at which the uu-
fortunate DeCamp ofiiciated, for which offence
the E,tter.had him indicted before the grand
jury, tried, and fined $50. Handley went off
to Texas soon aftcrward, where his deviltries
made it also too hot for him, and from whence
he returned recently. to imbruc his hands in
the blood of good man in the appalling man
ncr stated Great excitement exists all through
the county at the fearful deed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

Judge Richardson, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, will not leave for Europe in con-
nection with the new loan for several weeks.
by which time it is expected the new bonds
will be printed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

John Wesley first sermon in America was
not preached under an oak tree on st. Simon
island in Georgia. but in the Courthouse in
Savannah
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

Gen. Sheridan and Gen. Forsythc. who have
been visiting the seat Of war i'll Europe, are
expected to arrive in New York on the Scotia
to-day or 10 morrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

Forty-nine canal boats, carrying 1925 tons of
coal, left Cumberland on Friday. This is the
greatest day work ever knownin any one day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

INDIAN WAR FEARED. 1t is thought at the
War Department that the Indians are going to
be very trouble some this summer The mum
Der of troops stationed on the frontier seems in
adequate to protect the extent of territory open
to Indian depredations The Comanches, Kio-
was, ChcyenneS, Arapahoes, and Apaches are
all considered hostile, and are committing dep
relations in Texas. Kansas. and New Mexico.
- Washington Chronicle.
We see that other accounts of the Indians.
speak tavorably of peucc prospect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

e. 4 o. CANAL TRADE The fleet Of yes
sells loading Cumberland coal at Georgetown for
Northern ports is still very large. In fact it
rather increases than diminishcs. The coal
business on the canal, too is better than ever
known before, and President Clarke is cxcrting
all his energies to the work of keeping the ca
MI in perfect order and facilitating navigatiOn.
The tolls this year, we are informed, are more
than double what they were last year. As
many as seventy boats have been entered and
locked in one day The companies at Cumber-
land, too, are worked to their fullest extent, and
having settled all differences with tic hoatmcn,
everything moves along satisfactorily. The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad is also doing Il
much heavier business than usual in coal
lrcights. Several extra trains have been put
Oh the road The freight over the Baltimore
anA Ohio railroad to Batimor, is 50 per ton:
from Cumberland to Georgetown. via the canal
it is only Sl.ijj thus giving Georgetown Il ma
tcrial advantage over Baltimore as shipping
port And Alexandria is better port than
Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08
.4TCTEON STILES.
by Beck, Knox & Kerby,

complete. made by Page 4: Co., Of Baltimore;
all nearly new. Also, lot Of S SD :!
PULLEYS and other MACHINERY. Terms
cash my 4-ls
NOMNIISSIONERS' SALE-In execution
~ ola decree of the Circuit Court of Alexan-
andra county. rendered at November term, 1917
i'll the suit Of James Grigg and wife, against jas
w Atkinson and others, the undersigned will
offer for sulc, By public auction, in front of the
premises, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of May
next, ut T. o'clock IN. THREE COM Ss
PORTABLE. TWO STORY BRICK :si
DWELLING HOUSES, and the LOTS OF
GROUND upon which they are erected, situat-
I'd on the north side of Prince street, between
West and Prytnn streets, IN the city Of Alexan-
dria.
Terms Ten per cent of the purchase money,
to be paid in cash; the residue in three equal pay
mcnts, ut g. 4, and IS months, with interest from
the day of sale to be secured by negotiable notes
of the purchaser with good cndorser and reten-
ton of the title Deeds stamps &c, ut expense
Of purchaser. ~
LAWRENCE b. TAYLOR,
,,,D,;--ts ID /, SMOOI Comm r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

It j.; announced that the terms for through
tickets between Washington, Philadelphia and
New York, proposed by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, SOME time ago. have been agreed
to hy the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Balti-
mor. and the New jersey roads, Oh reduced
rates, and arrangements have been perfected
81 that tickets are now sold to New England
and all the Southern States in Washington and
New York respectively. and baggage is checked
between the chief cities from Boston TO New
ORLEANS inclusive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08
ItuMMCNIGATED.

CONCENTRATED.
TlIE FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY A sub
scribrr l.; much pleased To find that the gray
haired and venerable old Friendship Fire Com
pany ha; ;,n Increased prospect of Il greater
longevity. We have III innate regard and
reverence for the institutions Of orr noble old
State, that We're founded before the grand
colonial struggle for the establishment of the
principles Of local sclt:govcrnment; and We re-
.!arl this company dating rs it does. from the
9Th OF August, l17l. rs precious link con
Meeting the unsettled present with the illustrl-
nua past We love "ll institutions. There is
Il poetry about them that Il yirtunus and intel
ligcnt progress will not essay to husll and II
the generation to which the company owes its
origin WAS not as powerful as the present, it
WAS distinguished for exalted patriotism and
integrity Of purpose; and it is due to the past,
no less than The present, that the company and
its friends, slouId keep in cherished rrmcm-
brancc the grandeur Of the actions of those
who have, long since, been gathered to their
fathers. and to emulate that spirit which in
Spired them to deeds that can never pass from
the memory OF men. May it ever stand IN
emblem Of the past and be carried down to
future men, rs it has been brought to the pres
cnt time. \ SUBSCRIBER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08
JUDO VI i. N1:::.
DEGREES.

and Whatsoever else there he.
Creditor. OF the Bank whose claims have been
allowed are under said decree, entitled to set Oft
nj par their claims against any purchases Of said
effects they may MAKE"
A descriptive lit of snid effects may be seen ut
the office of David j. Saunders, on llth street,
between Main md Bunk, in Richmond, which
the public are invited to call and examine This
list will be printed for circulation, and will be
ready IL IL it can be- prepared.
DAVID }. SAUNDERS.
Receiver Farmer Bank Of Virginia.
irhInuua an S-laWtG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-08

PoToMAc RAILROAD CoMPANY.-A general
meeting of the stockholders of the Potomac
railroad company was held at the office Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road on Saturday at noon-Major Myer; in the
chair. and j. B. Winston sccrctary-at which
every share Of stock, about 1000, was repre-
sented.
The presidents report was received and
adopted, and the company resolved tn put the
whole line under construction at once, to con
meet with the Richmond Fredericksburg. and
Potomac railroad at any point North Of Fred
ericksburg, making an all-rail line to AlcXan-
dra
The following officers We're elected Prc>i-
dent, ?. V Daniel, Jr., Secretary, }: b. VIM
ston. Directors Edgar Snowclen, Jr, Of Al
exandria Lieut. Governor John ). Maryc, of
Frederick sburg, and Major ". b. Myers. Ed.
Cohen. and James Alfred Jones, of Richmond
The meeting then adjourned. This meeting
was to have been held in Alexandria on the I'd
instant. but in consequence Of the illness OF
the President, Mr.. Daniel. it was postponed,
and the place of meeting changed to this city
-RnHlaOn1 Englti,r.