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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-03
ORIGINALITY

One docs feel sometimes, II one writes,
that there Is nothing left IN the world 10
be original about; that pretty much
everything has been said, sung, and de-
scribed The cyelieal theory isa dread
ful night mare, And to think OF Living
ston's finding in the very heart of Africa
Just the same sort of a bird-trap that
civilized American boys catch cmppies
with Given, human being every
thing Is included You get your origin
al idea down TO It's simplest statement
and there is nothing leil bat some pro-
verb, familiar as household words One
doesn't know whether to be battered OF
annoyed; bat, il one does strike of some
ching really Notwithstanding that one
may be morally, ii not statislieally, GER
tain caunot be found IN the
ancients-he is very sure TO read
il next day n the Presidents inaugural
or George Elliots latest novel These
columns Of choice extracts from the best
writers, new and old-whioh are getting
to be more and more in vogue in journal
ism ARE more harassing than any special
class of reading TO person who imagines
that he has patent on any one idea, or
group Of ideas But doubtless one should
congratulate ones self that the seed Of
truth IS sure TO struggle TO the light
through every soil; that deep drainage
dees not necessarily help, nor do super
phosphales hinder It. This is the view
myself am inclined 10 take. II Shake
spere happens TO say the same thing that
do. LET me not be gnobly Jealous. Rath.
er, LET the race receive my congratula-
tions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Now for the c,utry round M.untsyillc; it is
simnly impossible to do it justice. The way
ing wheat with it's great heads bowed under
the weight OF the tecu,ing grain; the thrifty
corn fields, clean as a new penny; the rolling
feds uf blue grass crazrd short by the cattle,
hat whose every ni!.hlc adds particle OF lat 10
their shaking sides; the noble Blue Kid ge loom
;pp up with spurs iutrins ouI ir,o the PLAIN
and c,v1,tei with magnificent t'rcst*, and the
lu:f,!;ng spring. bursting out Of eve:y hill SIDE,
III; the rvuyant l:cal;h necessarily flowing
..~,,, ail thn>a, got,i th!rgs, cucht 10 make It's
ncop,c the ltst cjn:crfcI people lii the coun-
sry. E-tn the r.cctrs seem nnt to have met
l!.. u.rll, Ia. o, th"se in the lower parts OF
Lu,Ioan, int have good crip. IL reach
tEis paradise III all srasnHs I road mc'alcd
would cn-' ;:,nr St50ND M,'lntv wi: il ah'ut
:p,l i'.at Awe fac; the A:ta ctaf;'' III Goose
lr..s IS a!'mt 300; tie hieI"sf l'ars cl that
r,,lr is $50, and LoeSbnr< !! 81. There is no
ua~or WIZ - team Of * h + IS sl;"n;l nn'
l,,I: 10 al,:; it,n IL H.; wagon 10000 II l20ln
noun,is TO L',si.n:g i.,s,a | .! al cx;iculo II
!. 900 IT, Elrrlion. re'irrtnc tie cost OF 'aru,-
Ing probably on-islh by Dispensing with extra
Irrsn pnwrT. AID or every i've i"rScs saving
iuy 500 rae apnllu,, wi."h is the in.":rsl on
81 UEh i';,.yn !t.:;r ii gu !,t.:ht liz, r:'d,
when wcud bring mo Close social relations
Two i,nrpI.:H, wli:,. every pn'!ilc"i sentiment
has ,.rn III sl'ia., and then tho Lnrsb,ug
merchants cub c'nc IihrT:l,'y ~ ii"' l'"ip ii
hi, r,,i;rpii =. hope 'h"y Wi. AA4U:S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27
Letter from tVarreH1On.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. |
WARREaToN, Va, June 25.-1he laying OF
the corner stone of the monument to bc erected
by the Ladies Memorial Association of Eau
uuier, TO ihc memory Of the Confederate dead,
i'll Warrenton Cemetery, took place yesterday
with imposing rites and ceremonies. Over six
hundred Confederate sohticrs who persisted III
the late war were buried at Warrcntnn. Some
Of them were brought directly from the battle
field where they had died fighting for the cause
which misfortune and defeat has not yet proved
unrighteouS, but 1 large majority died Of their
wounds in the hospitals and private houses Of
Warrcnton, where our noble ladies' had moved
aud tended then and soothcd the last hours of
many rs they hlcl and brrathcd their last. Since
the war the graves oil these martyrcl heroes
has been the special charge Of the Warrcnton
ladies', who, forming themselves into IL Memoir
al Association, by dlut OF industry and sclE-ic
NAL, has, 1T last, accumulated fund sufficient
to have 4 handsome monument. The ceremony
of laying the corner stone was opened with
prayer by the Rev. John S. lindsay, of ST.
james Church; then followed the reading, by
y Qu1c CUIllil, vi poCu HIiitCu iDI Tic O;Ca-
SION by Jumcs Barron Hope, ard then cX Gov,
WIN. Smith introduced that gallant and chiv-
alrous old warrior, Gen. Wade Hampton, Of
South Carolina, who delivered IN address, APP
pro,rate, cilasIc and eloquent.
Alter Gen. Hampton concluded, the process
sion, consisting OF the ladies Of the Association
the Bethel Cadets the Mt. Carmel Lodge of
Masons, aud the citizens Of the community,
marched TO solemn music by the Fredericksburg
Cornet Band, to the spot on Which the monu
mcnt is to be erected, and there the ceremony
was Completed. Tue corps OF cadets from Beth
eli Military Academy, some four miles from the
place, Tor their hue appearance and perfect drill
were ,tcScrvcdly admired, and reflect credit on
the Academy, and especially their most excel
lent instructor aud commander, Col. Lighttoot.
The fual exercises of Bethel Military Acado-
my we're attended to-day by an immense crowd
of spectators, and everything was done hand
sonlcly and in order. The order Of exercises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

JOINT SOCIETY CELEBRATION.
Orators or Ice Sucic'y, W. Caldwell. Med
alst 5; w. b. Settle, I'd Orator; John N. Trus
sell, 81 do; Of Washington Society, John r.
Mason, Mrdalis,; H. S. Roller, I'd Orator; A.
j. Sober, Sd do.
Essay SITS OF Ice Society, Thos. Crawford
| Mc,laliat; Of Washington Society, S. Ilarns
berger Mcdalst.
Deciain.ers or Lee Society, J.. +. Taven
| ncr, Mcdalis,; Is. q. Empie, u Dcclaimcr; T.
r. Hill, Sd do; of Washington Society, VIM
s. Smith, McdaIist; NJ. NJ. Jarman, ID De-
claimer; S. e. Brent, sd do.
Dinner al , p. III.
At o'cluck D. M, Annual Address by VIM
ki!gour. esq, and distribution Of Medals and
| Distinctions. by cx Gov. Smith.
At 5 p. m. Battalion Drill.
At Sp. m, Joint Debate.
! IMenucS or Lee Society, G. ID. Crawford
Mcdaiist, Warrior; w. n. portluck, ~ De.
bator, Statesman; John Rrxey, 81 do, Poet;
of Washington Society, John I. Chapman
Mrdaist, Poet; Henry Downing, ID DICTATOR
Statesman; s. A. Pryor, 81 do, Warrior.
| Decision by Umpirrs.
TuIc,iictori,as OF Ice Society, Is. S. Ash.
by; OF Washington Society, c. S. Perry.
al night The grounds were lighted up with
| Chinese lanterns The music was furnished by
the fredericksburg Cornct Band.
The dinncr, which was furnished by the
| hvuniiul hospitality Of the propriet0rs OF the
Institute lur all Invited guests, was truly a
generous feast, and the hundreds who partook
should ever feel kindly on that account, il uu
other. towards this tiourisllitg ms! tuition.
Mr.. Hm kgrur's address was in his usual
happy STYLE daigEiing his audience with his
| al, nj, hn
speakers o! the two Societies also acquitted
themselves handsomely.
| We regret that we have not the names OF
the young gentlemen who received gold medals
for eXcilc'cc in various branches Of study.
| The on! nalHcs We can now recall are j. NJ.
| Prior, uf Lynchlurr, who received the iluntoD
Gold Medal, awarded 10 him as being the best
soldier in the corps This medal is :. gift OF
Gen. Eppa lluuun to the institution; and j.
| 7. Cpckcrlllc, Of Fairfax, who received the
| Mohy Medal rs being the best mathematician
IN He 'chrcl- tl:c git of Col. Mosby to the
Institution. y mi,nbcr uE others were furnished
and awarded Ey Tie li!lcrrnt Professors, for
Proficiency in the various branches. Bethel
Sclr,ol, now Bethel Military Academy, was
stari,;l after he close ri the war by the Acssrs.
Smith, and has steadily Increased in popularity
ans; Importance, unill this past session when the
cadets numbered one hundred and iilty-nlne;
they present fine appearance, regular gray cadet
u',i"rm, are $ cndlty drilled and disciplined,
and t,lunks to the diligence OF Mr. Smith and
hi; large ani efficient corps Of teachers, have
every advantage for acquiring good education.
n bal! is To be given Ivy the cadets this evening,
At wIic'. is uicipatrd, by the fair maidcus Of
W:rrrnlon and the ncighborhood, rnmcnsitics
of joy. Long life to Bethel q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

There is not an agreement as to the can
didatcs to be selected on the Radical ticket at
the next State election in Virginia There Is
more opposition to Mr. Hughes than We
thought at one time there would be. But, it
is probable, there will be another difficulty
more likely than that to create trouble. 1t is
believed by many that an effort will be made
to place on the ticket, for Lieutenant Governor,
a colorcd man-which, it is also believed, will
be resisted by one wing Of the Radical party.
1t is matter that concerns the party them
selves particularly because the Conservatives
will have, and vote for, their own nominees
no matter who may be selected on the other
side of politics
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
FRIDAY, JUNE q, 1873.

Those persons at the North who arc misled
bv representations as to the interest taken by
the people of Virginia, in the cause of educa-
ton, have only to read the Virginia newspa-
pcrs, giving accounts of the commandments,
examinations and exercises Of the various col
leges, academies and schools, public and prl-
vate to be disabuscd Of any erro ncous impress
sions on the subject We do not believe there
is State in the Union where the people are
more alive to the importance. or more concerned
about assisting the cause Of education. 10 the
extent of their means and ability they leave
nothing undone to advance that cause. 1t is
their duty as it is their pleasure to 90 so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

The financial article of the Baltimore Sun
says THE estimates Of July interest to be
paid by the government aud private corpora,
tons in the Atlantic cities arc to the total
amount of Sl25,00O,000, including about
S25, 900, 600 of coin by the Treasury for $40
interest; by the savings banks Of New YoIk
city on $lG9, 100000 of deposits; by Jay Cooke
& Co. on about $227, 900, 600 of Northern Pacific
100 bonds by Morton, Bliss 4 Co. on
sd, 900, 900 Of Union Pacific bonds, and by
other BANKERS sufficient to amount to ST., 900, 900
of money to be paid out at New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Our Government, it is said, has recently re-
minded the Spanish Government of its engage
mcnt, made more than year ago, to enforce
the emancipation law in Cuba and Porto Rico.
Hitherto the Spanish Government has failed
to carry out its promises. 1t has been discover
cd, it is now stated, that, before the time when
it was supposed the emancipation edict would
take effect, nearly all the slaves in Porto Rico
we're sent to Cuba and sold, but this is doubt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Judge Underwood has written letter to
MIR. s. 2. Bailey, of Fauquier county, in which,
after intimating that the Conservatives will
bring Overwhelming disaster" upon the COM
mon schools and place in peril the constitu-
lion "he had some hand in framing " &c,
&C., he shows his preference for Gov. Wise as
next Governor, and is fervent in his laudatlons
of Gov. w. 1t is unnecessary to make further
comment. Especially is it unnecessary to waste
time in refuting the allegations concerning the
cause of education. The Conservatives deserve
all praise for their cxertions in behalf of public
$. hools <a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

70 civil war in Spain are added bloody local
riots. In Malaga the populace have killed the
Mayor of the city. In Sayillc the Radicals
have armed themselves, and thrown up barrl-
cadcs across the streets. In Malaga order is
said to have been restored. The defeat of
General Nouvilas by the Carlists, and the cap
turc of 900 of his troops, which was reported,
is officially denied by the Government. The
Carlist leader, Saballs, who lately had three Of
his officers shot, has condemned several others
to death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

The military commission for the trial Of the
Modocs, will be presided over by Lieut.. Col.
Elliott of the first cavalry, with Capt. Curtis,
OF the third cavalry, as judge advocate. The
commission is called to assemble on July 5.
1t will conduct its deliberations at Fort Klamath
which being a military reservation, is entirely
Independent of State jurisdiction. A dispatch
from Yrcka states that efforts have been made
several times by some Of the prisoners to escape
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Gen. Sherman thinks that the principal
cause of the dissatisfaction now existing among
the Western Indians is the operations of the
railroad surveying parties through the lands
which they have looked upon as especially their
own. lie says that the sight Of a Iheodolite is
about as agreeable to these warlikc Indians as
water to dog with the rabies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Charles A. Dana, the editor Of the New York
Sun, was arrested in New York yesterday by a
United States officer, upon warrent, charging
him with lille, in imputing to A. R. Shepherd
Of Washington the crime Of perjury DC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Letters from Nashville state that the news
paper accounts from that city, do not give an
accurate account of tho cholera there-and that
there is even more sickness and suffering than
is reported. A very large number of the in
habitants have left the city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

A Washington dispatch says that Senator
Robertson, who has arrived from South Caro-
lima, thinks the Supreme Court Of that State
will not grant the application of the New York
bankers for mandamus, compelling the pay
mcnt of interest on State bonds, but will as
sumo that it should first be ascertained how
many of these bonds were legally issued, and
then pay the interest on them, but refuse pay
ment on all of fraudulent issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

The New York Worlds Washington dispatch
says the Treasury Department has suspended
the funding Of the debt for the time being,
owing to new complications which have arisen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

The trial of Waworth for the murder of his
father is going on in New York. Letters arc
produced written by the father addressed to
Mrs. Walworth, of threatening nature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

The Lexington Gazette, seems to think that
the insane effort to put round men into square
holes and square men into round holes, has
caused Centuries of suffering to the human
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

We have received copy Of the Report q
the Board Of Civil Service Examiners Tor tn
Treasury Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

A member Of the District Legislature-tle
chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means
states that the debt Of the District is ST.
nDl Mll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

This morning tho 9Th instant, of cholera in
l:.ntum, KATIE FLORENCE. youngest chill.
of Rev. DR.. }. L. and Mrs. A. IL. kilgorr, in
the second year Of her ago. l.i'~ The tI,"rr!
will take place Tomorrow, at 7 O'Clock =, ii.
Tho friends of the family respectfully iI!v.ir,i
IA ati
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Twenty Jour deaths from cholera in Nash
vile yesterday. The disease seems to be In
crcasina. Seven deaths in Memphis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Visitors arc beginning already to assemble at
the different Springs in Virginia, in considcra-
BILE numbers. At the White Sulphur, the
Hot, and other places in the southwest, arrivals
are reported every day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

A new rostofice is to be established short.
at Mckwen's Mills, Prince William county, Va
on the route between Srcntsvlllc and Playtalr
Mill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

The ffty-sixth annual commencement OF
Georgetown College, D. c., took place yester-
day. The honorary degree of Doctor Of Laws
was conferred upon Richard I. Mcrrick. The
ceremonies were attended by large numbers Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

TIE JULY Coupons arc now being redeemed
at the Treasury, and many persons 20 To IL,
trouble Of presenting these c>ulr.a TO :hr
Treasury and receiving the gold, ard then tcI
ing the gold to the banks to sell. Any oi tia
banking houscs in the city wi; purchase t!i.s,
coupons, paying for them the full price Of ."t,
and save parties the trouble If having til, III H..
deemed, the banks prrIrring the COUPON. IL
the gold. - Washington Grona1e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

The Norfolk Board of Health has ordered ,
rigid enforcement Of quarantine regulations il
Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27
I)lEIS..

There has been Il prolonged drouth in Mime
and the growing crops are suffering greatly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27
aU[J'EN.S .SHEES.
Icy l.. ID. Harrison. Auctinnccr.
EREE LUNCH

| FkEE LUNCH
! FEITZ SClINEIDER'S SU MMERGARDEN
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE2s.
ALL ARE INVITED. j" IN
| NEW GUOUS--R"rax, Camnhor, FI"w"r
| IN SULPHUR, Concentrated l4ye, Chan''t'
Skins, Licbls's Extract Dcci, ;iholls Fills, Mu--
| tang Lininent, Florida " t!tr(new styl SINE
| Coz .fvor CHI and Browns French Dressing i"r
sdies' snoce, just received and Tor sale by
| .jey JANNEY \ co.
| NJ OTICE-riu, subscriber having boon rlcrb,l
IN JUSTICE or THE PEACE, will Oh Ai4
after the first of July attend to the d'ILi,s o! NJ,
office. He can ut all times be found al his oil =
in Market court, adjoining Mihurn'a Hr""''
tore. ..---. i...: n.s,
je27l.ts ~. JOSEPH pADGhr
I0UkE LINSkED OIL, h"tn raw and h%iI'''
\ aud Lewis White Lead in stor" IN 'nrS'
stock and for sale in q'iurtlL"a l." a'''l !'''' "
at Iowest market rnt.a ,,xurysco
jc2G JANNfl q W.
NAoNTS .CENTAuk LlNlMhNT anal
~ PITCHERS CA"TOElA received a'''
for sale By ,,,v CIV,
in2G Am i q o'''
EGALIA SMUnED BEEF, tender rou"ds.
~ '"'' - 1 G. VIM. RAMSAY,
jo27 King and st. Asnph streets.
- - D,,ZEN CROSSE Is BLACK WEhI''
l. - PICK LES III store AID for sale ny
6. WM. RE- MSA1,
jc27 King and ST. Asaph stress:
DKESEEVED GINGEK-Chyoong' -l"'
i best brand-(or sale by
je27 King and St AsapN stlc'c'
MOUNT yEKN0N \, N MI ukS Elk Ed
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED 70 THIS Ne
GlON A SPECIALITY; ,vrc
SMALL FRUIT, ORNhMENIAL Ihh'"''
Etc, NC.
Send for Catalogue To
.. q. GlLLINGtlAM y CO,
Accotink Postotlcee,
nov 4-twtf Fairfax CO., W..
|G AAfhS' -. 'n~ IVA, No. =, -.
| wish TO sell. the CROP OF GRAPE of tins
season from 5000 full bcaring healthy vI s's
Varieties: Concord, Ives Se ding, h'T', MR.
Prolific, Clinton, Crevoing and Catawp9- III
purchaser can buy them on the vines, o! W..
pick them and believer them at stat'oi LIZ" En,
the Grapery to 90 up down The rali1np,' r RI
Chsrlustown, Jefferson CO., W. Va. 10 2'-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The old brick dwell
ING house, together with stables, tool house to-
bacco barn and several other smaller buildings,
on the farm of the late William Wells, of Geo.,
and situated about three miles from here, now
owned by Geo. Plummer, esq.,, and occupied
by Mr. Butler and family, were entirely de-
stroyed on Saturday afternoon. The fire origi-
mated in hen house where a fire had been
kindled for the purpose of smoking it. The
loss will amount to ABOUT $1,000 upon which
there is no insurance. Marlboro Nd, Ga=.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

WASHINGTON lTEMs.-Thc District Lreiyla
turc adjourned yesterday sine die
A regatta and boat race took place YESTERDAY
Large numbers Witnessed the scen,:. TE,.rr
were three races. The course was from fine
boat-housc, at the foot Of Congress street. NJ
Georgetown, to the slake-boat near The Three
Sisters, above the Aq!cduct bridge, d;s,,rr.
of about one mile.
A large and fashionable audience assemble
yesterday morning at ST. Matthew'S Church f.
witness the marriage ccrclnohy Of Capt. Bean
mont, United States navy, aud Hiss E:,ur;,.
King, Of Washington. ''''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

Y MMENSIrY MhGNIFiEn!
u NPRECEDENTEU
UNSURPASSED
UNPAhA LLEIED
SHELLY rs Il Nd CuUNThR. OK EEFLUW
ING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

FEITZ SCIIN ELDERS SU NJ MERGARDEN
t.. SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE&.
ALL ARE NNiTEU. lo EI-M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

JOINT SOCIETY. CELEBRATION.

were in accord 'ncc with the following pro-
trr:,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-27

NEW GOODS R"ray, Camnhpr, FI"w"r
IN Sulphur, Concentrated l4ye, Chaun"I,
Skins, Lubgs Extract Dccl, jloll's Fills, Nu.-
tang Liniment. Florida " :s.trtnew sty lc) Simr ;
Coz i.ivor chi and Browns i rcnch Dressing ior
Isdies' spocs, just received and Tor sale by
!. c n #' ~. =. ia kNEY J. CO.