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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-05
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DISTINGUISHED .OHIOANS.
A correspondent of the Cincin-
inatfTimes writing from Chillicothe,
Speaks bf two Of Ohlds dislin-
guished men as follows:
COLONEL WILLIAM ALLEN,
"Ohio's tall Senator" whose voice
at period not many years since
had potehtAnfnence in tile eom.
sells of the nation. In the days of
"'54, 40 or fight" no one Of the
nations lawmakers had a wider
spread reputation than the subject
Of this sketch. For great period
of his life he was intimately con-
nected with public affairs, but upon
his retirement from official position
he sought home at his fertile and
beautiful farm, two miles west from
here. Here be has ever since re-
sided, d model farmer and stock
raiser, with mental and physical
faculties unimp aired, and in the full
enjoyment Of bodily health
Though his head is tinged with sill
yer threads, his form is as com
manding in its resence, his step as
full of vigor and his frame of hardi-
hood, as it was in days Of yore.
Time has dealt lightly with him,
as since 1S221so | have been in
formedG lie has never known a
pain or ache.
Here, too, resides
GENERAL JAMES T. woRTHlNGToN,
a son of Gov. WorthiDgton, who
still lives upon the old family y farm,
adjacent to Colonel Allen. and who
bids fair to withstand the raviges
of age for many year yet to come.
Polished and courteous in his man
ners, a gentleman of refinement
aud culture, Of extensive reading
and much practical knowledge, he
is a worthy type of the old school
gentlemen--a race that, alas, is
rapidly becoming extinct. His resi-
dence isssimated on commanding
bluff, some mile and a half west Of
town, where the General and his
esteemed and accomplished lady
maintain the old hospitality to
fIiendsl that characterized the days
of knight.errahty. ''Adena," as his
place is called, comprises a mag
nifcent farm Of some four hundred
acres, Thelhouse is built Of sand
stone solely, upon a substantial
foundation and has stood the storms
of sixty years without showing
signs Of decay! The General is
largely engaged in the culture of
figs, which he makes a specially in
dis gptden2U9 g io
In his palmy days Col. William
Allen, was an influential Democrat.
ic Senator in Congress, and gener-
ally lead Oft in the great questions
that divided. the political parties
Possessing powerful lungs and a
harsh steptorian voice, in conse.
qnenco of Which the Wings used to
refer to him as the Ohio Goag
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-09-23
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4 colored orator a. Lancaster OH De other
day, demonstrate the liherslity OF hs views by
the DAY when the. colored man may forget his preJn-
dice SD lar as to be willing TO receive all other
races as his equals"
The celebrated racing horse "Longfellow," be-
iieved to be the fastest in America. has been sold
by Mr.. Harper. his owner. to an Engllshman Tor
$780, 900. that figure having been offered after the
animal had made his running mile IN LAO, the
quickest time on record or anywhere else.
California has taken a step forward. Upon an
appeal from a lower court. Judge Stanly. oil the
San Francisco County Court, admitted Il Chinese
defendant To testify in his Own behalf. aud then de-
cidpd the suit in his favor, thus reversing the de-
clsion of the lower court.
Horace Greeley thus explains his frequent use
of a diminutive, but exceedingly ferocions verb OF
three letters: I'VE believe in downright plain
speaking. He who. having been wantonly calum-
mated. takes four lines to convey the impression
that his accuser is a slanderer and a liar, seems to
us unduly regardless of the brevity of life and the
urgency OF benefcent work"
w. Minor Roberts, Chief Engineer of the North
ern Pacific Railroad. was at Helena, Montana, a
few days ago. He said that by the beginning Of
the year 1873 the road would be completed from
Lake Superior to the border of Montana. He said
the sales oil bonds were now amounting TO SI.9OU.-
900 per month, and that the work would be pushed
with all possible dispatch.
Kaiser William is averse to ~chignons and other
deceptive tresses. so he compelled the 60 girls who
went in triumphal procession at Berlin to meet the
returning army, lately, to wear their own hair
braided down their hacks. OF course the fashion
will be followed in this country, and then we can
see who they are that have been covering up their
unproductive scalps with SHREDDED hemp along back.
A country merchant who wanted two tailor's
irons, several years ago, ordered them of a firm of
hardware merchants in the city. He first wrote
this order Please send me two tailor's gooses.'
Thinking this was not grammar, he destroyed it
and wrote this one: Please send me two tailor's
geese" Upon reflection he destroyed this one
also, for fear be should receive live geese. He
thought over the matter till he was very much
worried, and at last. in a moment Of desperation,
he seized a pen and wrote the following, which
duly posted .Messrs. So-and-so Please
send me one taiiOr's goose and, hang it, send me
another"
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-09-23
Fine Linen BC.JT
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White Zinc Paint, 5rouDd WIS
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FnrRps. Sail Twine, Scotch bs"P
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
The Late Mine Disaster.

PrrrsroN, Aug. 1.-THE following arc the
names of the persons who persisted in the mine:
Evan Jones, Benjamin Davis eghson, Richard
Owen, James Morgan and son, David Harris
and son; David Owen, James Jones, Robert
Hughes, Benjamin Williams, John Morgan
Edward Owen, Thomas Reese, Martin Mangar,
and John Reese Some time must elapsc be-
fore the bodies can be reached, owing to the
bad air, and the vast amount OF debris to be
removed At 9p. IL. only the bodies of Ben
iamin Davis, Evan Jones, Thomas Legs hon,
Jones Morgan and David Harris: have been
brought out, dead. The majority of the ,volun,,
teers have come up much exhausted BY the bad
air. This mine has always been endangered by
gas to Il greater extent than any other IN this
region, and for long time the gas at the place
has been walelin and burned in pipes like ordl-
nary Illuminating gas. Tompkins, the operator,
has always endeavored to comply with all the
provisions of the mine vcntillating law, and the
calamity cannot bc attributed to any neglect on
his part. Patrick Blewitt, the mine Inspector
for this district, WAS teegraphed TO by Mr..
Tompkius soon after the explosion He has
been ut the scene all day experimenting opera
lions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
iDISPATCHE TO TIL GAZETI +. J
FOREIGN NEWS.

LoHpoS. Aug. l4.-The ten-turties and T..
s. bonds of 1881 have risen considerably at
Frankfort in consequence of the success OF the
new Treasury arrangement. The amount allot-
ted to Frankfort is limited pending negotiation,
which, when completed, the negotiations will
enable Mr.. Richardson, the Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, to place the whole amount in
Germany
LONDON Aug lj.-Thc Scott centenary
was celebrated to-day bya banquet in the great
hall of the Common street hotel. Hepworth
Dixon occupied the chair rs President with the
Duke Of Manchester, Lord l.ytton and Dr.
Ramsay as Vice Presidents. Some four hun
dred persons, all or nearly all Of whom are dis
tinguishcd in the world of letters, were pres
ent. The to;StS were much the same rs at the
Edinburgh celebration. The day was celebra-
ted ut Crystal lalace Sydcnham and in varl-
Gus towns in Scotland.
LONDON, Aug. ia ctSent ASlatlc cholera
has appeared in London and creates an extra
ordinary sensation among the people.
\ dispatch from Berlin says the cholera Is
increasing in kung>hcrg. but no cases have
yet appeared i'll Dantzg
LONDON, Aug lj.-Cuntributions for the
repair and comp etion of ST. Pauls Cathedral
are entirely satisfactory to the projectors of the
enterprise.
The school Of St. Clement Danes will prob
ably be removed from the lIoborn estate.
Heavy thunder storms have been expert
enccd in the west Of England and caused much
damage to the crops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
Fraud.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug l5.-Details of what
are asserted to be tremendous land robbery
have Just came so light. vt the last session OF
the Legislature an act was passed providing
for the drainage Of the vet lands along the
Kankagee river, and authorizing that com
pany be formed with authority to assess the
lands for the cost of drainage. The company
was formed composed of Wall street New York
capitalists, who matured plans for forcing the
present owners Of the land into the payment
of the assessments, amounting in many cases
to more than the value of the lands and in the
the aggregate to over $4,000, 900; Six hundred
thousand acres of Land in Lake Newton, Jas
per- Ioporte Stark Porter o and D. TTsspa
excitement exist in these counties: Land
owners have but few days to make legal re-
sistance and will make immediate application
70 the United States Court for an injunction
to restrain proceedings under this scheme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
The Markets..

LONDON, Aug l3--il 80 Il. 1n.--C"nS"lS open
el ut 81! for money and !rit for account. Bonds,
1858, VI; lShIs old. 93ti 1865 Wy; tcn-t"r-
ties VIZ.
FRANKFORT, Aug. l5.-Bonds closed 1T !ni.
LONDON, Aug l5--l.30 p. mn" chang" is
reported in the London Or Liverpool markets.
New YORK, Aug l5.-Stocks steady, but not
very active. Virginia skies, Ga; do. new IL
Money easy at g. Gold heavy III l2a. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn quiet and firm.
524 bid, 81! asked; do. 1866 est hd 80 asked
do coupon, old, 64 bid, &c! asked; do. new ~
bid. Cotton nominally unchanged. Flour more
active. Wheat steady; common red to fair ia
to l2j OH" and Indiana l3DNl!2i PrnnSy IVA
niu l30al3S. Corn quiet and steady; white
Southern 72aIG; yellow Southern traits; mixed
Western 65a61. Oats weak ut 44al'. Rye firm
.it IGi-D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
Dcfiilc;,tiOn Case.

HARRlsBlRG. Aug l5.--Im reference 10 The
alleged defaIration of $30O,0O Il special dis
patch to the Inquirer says: "A dispatch IIav-
ing appeared in Philadelphia evening paper
to the effect th't George o. Evans, Prtn>yIva
MAS war claim agent had dcIa'catcd. y"Ir
correspondent asked the Governor FIR int"ruIi-
ton. He replied that Mr.. Evans had been
here three times to settle his accounts the last
time on Saturday when the Auditor General
was not here to receive him. Mr.. Evans is here
now ready to settle Tomorrow and III view OF
the fact that h> accounts are not yet cX-
a:nined, the charges against him arc grossly
unjust State ntiriaiS cannot possibly give any
information III advance Of the examination.
The State Treasurer and Auditor General
arc both absent: hut may possibly be here to-
morrow"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
Northern Pacific *. IL.

CmnAGo, Aug. ia ST. PanI, Minnesota
dispatch says the North Pacific railroad has
been accepted from the contractors, from Du-
luth westward to Crow Wing on the MissiS>ip.
pi River, distance Of l2j miles Il magnificent
years work The saloon keepers ganbIcs and
roughs who usually congregate along the line
of such works. have lately been entirely driven
off By the Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
.7TTT{US' .SILE


SALEoFNALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
Tic under>i snrd will sell, at public auction,
on TC ESDAl. the 18th of August next, ut II
I" c!mck m. OH the premises, the following REA l.
ESTATE. ~ xii
No. |. HOUSE and LOT, No lU5 south l.: :,
fnIrtax street: lot 81 by l2i feet, which l=zS
L. comfortable tw" story Frame Dwelling. With
rent OF -. per nnnuni.
M. , HOUSE and LOT. No. 81 Wolfe l5ssssz:l
street =; feet ) inches by To- feet. The AsIH
house is tw"->t"ry frame.
No. :" HOUSE and LOT. No Il Wolfe fsa.:s.ssf
street, 81 feet by 60 feet. House two story a#I#
frame. with water.
No. H. HOUSE and LOT. corner Wolfe finn
and Water streets. ~ by - feet. House. l$14
tw" story frame. with water and gar. occupied
No: ). ii0UsE and LOT next east off,:
n" t, p 10y 80 feet. lIou,r tw" story ~:
frame
No. g. Next east of M. j, >"r% dimen- {;=*.!:
sl"ll> and similar Improvements. l&r*
M. :. LOT No. 81 Wolfe street 20 feet ) in.
br lo0 feet with the Improvements there {!s=:#:A
on->"ld H. II whole or divided IT, suit pur- l&t4
cha>crS. On this lot are HREE FRAME
TEN I'M ENTS all occupied.
N" s. \ ground rent Of $:;} per annM!n an Il
lnt on which there ARE FUt l. BRICK
DWELLINGS, on Pitt street. between =.
Queen and Cameron, west side
Terms: One fourth cash on the day of sale;
the residue in Il, y and - months. Title to bc
retained until the purchase money BIZ fully paid.
Stamps and cunvcyancing ut cost Of purchaser.
STEPHEN SWAIN,
GEO. w. SWAIN.
jy hts Agents :r the heirs Of Geo. Swain.
nt;"'Ihc above sale is postponed until TU ES-
DAY, the 18th day of September next. ut the
same time and place. aug l4-lawtS5&dt>
DUBLIC SALE-Bv virtue of Il deed of
l. trust executed by y. \. Thomas, on the l$t
of October 1881. and Of record in the Clerks
office Of Prince William county, the undcr-ign-
3d. therein named rs trustee, and for the pur-
poses "r >nid trust will, ON MONDAY, the 18th
day "l September, 1871, that being Court day,
sell, for cash, ut the front door of the Court
House, in Brentsvillc, the TRACT OF LAND,
conveyed i'll said decd, containing EIGHTY
FOUR ACRES, adjoining the residue Of the
lands of \. n. Thomas, and purchased by him
Of John johnson and Others. This land has srs.s
ON it Il small DWELLING HOUSE. M:aa
Selling us trustee, | shall convey only such
title ns is vested in mo ,ts such, which i: believed
To- be unqucsti"nahlr.
Prince William CO.. jy 25-c"ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
Difficulty.

LOUISVILLE. Aug IT, In this city last night
at the corner Of Illrnrk AMI Madison ,tr'"t>,
a negro attacked white boy. agc'l T.! NAMED
Forester, tracluring hi> skull and breaking III,
jaw bone \ number of young men pursued
the negro to Il Church on .)ack>on street and
attacked the building with rocks. \ general
fight ensucd between negroes and whites. but
it was not serious On the arrival of the police
the parties dispersed in every direction and no
arrests were made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15

CAMP MEETINGS. But few cr>ou> are in
attendance upon the Waterford camp meeting.
Seventeen tents only are erected.
The camp meeting of the NJ. f. Church,
South. at Hillsboro Loudoun county, will COM
mence tomorrow
\ camp meeting will commence on Thurs
day one mile from folsom camp ground, Prince
Georges county, Maryland. about five miles
from the ferry house Oh the opposite side of
the river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
I'rOIil(alif0rnia

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. lj.-Thc sale OF lots
in Ycrba Bucna Plaza by the new city HALL
commissioners has again been cnioincd on be-
half Of the city and indefinitely pn>tp"Scd.
Francis Smith, Il convict in The State prison
at San Quenton who hal 4 balance Of two
years to serve on Il term Of eight years, SuIcid-
ed on Saturday by jumping into Il VAT Of boil
ing water.
Everything is unict in Western Myxicn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
Summer Clothing.

Great inducements in Summer Clothing arc
now being offered hy ). BLnNDnEIM, corner
King and Fairfax streets, he being determined I"
stock of Gents Furnishing G"eIS is always
large, and satisfaction is guaranteed to all VIII"
may favor him with their patronage. aug T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15

The grand Jury to-day returned an mdct,,
ment against r. J. Bright State printer. and
bail WAS given in *3.jm. Application was
made hy the defence for all immediate trial
and the court will hear the cl.c IN morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
II |. O L X

u" ~
james :. Wrlcl> best Family Flour.
'CuIunbia Mills Family Flour.
Edom Mills Family Flour.
Lincoln L. Bros. Family Flour.
I.inyillc Creek Extra Flour.
Bridgcwatcr Mills Extra Flour.
Shenandoah Mills Extra Flour.
Lincoln IL Bros. Extra Flour.
And all other brands of Family, Extra and
Super Flour in store and for sale by
SHINN G CO.,
aug II !" Union street.
.NFFlCE o.. \. ~ VI. L. r. CO.,
~ Alexandria. Va, Aug. H. 1871.
NOTlCE.-A general meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Orange Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad Company will be held at the office of
the Company, in Alexandria, on Tl1 RSDAI.
the 18th day Of September next ut IT." clock a.ln
By order of the Directors:
L. W. REID, Scct'y.
The transfer books will be closed from thc:0th
day Of August until thcad iournmcntuf the above
meeting. aug ll-eotd
ATOTICE-Thc buuks and accounts Of JOHN
~ r. EVANS have been placed in my hands
for settlement and collection. All persons in
drbtrd to MIN are requested ucUmc forward land
settle without delay; otherwise suits will be
brought to collect the same.
A. ". Chiffon,
Attorney ut Law, 10 Royal st.,
aug If Alexandria, Nirgnia
CNTRAYED from the undersigned. on Thurs
- day. the 10th Instant, one BLACK COW e,
with horns undcrcut on each ear and scar Oh
right siic Five dollars will be given for amy
information that will lead to her recovery if left
nj The premises of the subscriber, southeast cor
nor. Oucen and Alfred streets.
and ILL., HENRY DITCHER
DEADS CELEBRATEDTO NlCSYRUPS.
IL
We have 1hi, ,lav added the above to our list
Of SODA SYRUPS. which being drawn from
",r Arctic Soda Fountain. makes one of the
mot i; agreeable beverage" ever "''''e'' ~ ''''
PUBIC" a"m3 COOK X CREIGHTON.
aug "'"> -
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF MASON'S SELF
~ SEALING JARS: also the "Gcn,' the
mon anu NV h''' '">'"S '''S'
the lowest E; .TT ~ ,~r ruIv, srnpr
IN " ~ az = I - X ;,,,, ',r''.,
rs, 80 H,iiS :tr'rt,
AIS" il chrap ''' ~ ''''''" '
,,.rx- ,,,1ry rn,I
Mas N'''''
VALLEY COAL =,
YEN llNE - "a ~ - a ~, ~ III ~.
arrive per Srlf - T. N'rH'''; ttTnIlT. Cav" ~"
jy22 Sn""ls Wharf
~AIuplrcIN HOSIERY
f'H'hiN"i-N
,, I'm -,1..I;,, and u;s.e.,
I'st F"rrIH"d lnII Il''' ~ LADIES a''' "''''
wv w. - S''' ''", WIy'jHTiMER MSLAYMAKER.
~
( NlOlCE BRANDS or FAN hAlkA
- and 81 PER FIDl R-Warrantrl to give
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15

lorNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting. OF this society
will he held in their room tonight at o clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15

{. Il o. CANAL-''lt is saidd'' that the
recent break in the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal WAS repaired this morning, and that
boats will he cuabed to pass it this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
4 GRAND EXCURSION TO NORFOLK
~ Touching ut

-
Point Lookout and Old Point Comfort, going
and returning, will be given by the
INDEPEN DENTURDER FRECuABlTES
Of Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown, on
the >trumrr LADY OFTHE LAKE, rT'o"
on WEDNESDAY, August 10th. E- -eas:: n
The steamer will leave Seventh street wharl,
Washington, at h.!:past three o clock, and Az
cxandria at half-pa>t four u clock p. IN. on the
18th, arriving at Norfolk at seven O'clock Il. m.
on the Eth; leaving Norfolk at four u clock the
same afternoon, and arriving i'll Alexandria ut
six o'clock and Washington ut seven o'clock
Friday morning. the 18th.
Arrangements have been made for pprsonS
DESIRING /" remain longer I" return ON any rcgu-
lar trip OF the boat
In nrdcrtumakrthi> excursion within hcrrach
of all. the tickets hav" been placed ut the un-
prrrcdrntcd low price Of FOCR DOLLAkS for
round trip, meals and state rooms extra Child
rem between } and y years. half price.
Chmn.ticr III arrangements.
W. II. OVERLY }. l.. Love. .l"s Reynolds,
a. b. II. Lacey, l.. ID. Lylr>, Henry ChnrlcS.
Tickets can lr "btaimrl at French book store,
John \. Grib'= variety store, DuilryS jcw"ry
store, and from amy Of the c"mnittrc or at .hr
wharf on the day al excursion. au" Ltd