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The New York herald., 1874-10-08

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Prosration, organic Debility and Chronic Affections
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The Thirteenth Infa ntry Ordered South.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. I. 1874
The Thirteenth infantry has been ordered from
this district to the Department OF the South.
Orders were issued to-day to the difYerent district
commanders to get them on the railroad without
delay.
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SPAIN.
Ten Carlos at tho Head OF His Army-General
Dorregaray Gone from Headquarters.
HENDAYB, Oct. I, 1874.

HENDAYB, Oct. I, 1874.
The Carlist oflcial journal says that Don Carlos
was In good health yesterday and az the head OF
his army.
He has granted a leave OF absence to General
Dorregaray for the beneft Of his health
The New York herald., 1874-10-08

The DiMcultie in Sumter COunty-A
Statement from Omcial Sources.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I, 1874.
Attorney General Williams has received from
official sources, which he considers entirely re-
liable, the following statement as to the difcul-
ties in Sumter county, Alabama
The white people have throughout the
country known as the White League. They deter
mined that the negroes shall not vote at the coming
election unless they with League. effect this
everything done to intimdate the black people
most active republicans the county named Bill
lngs (white and Ives c0ored) have been
since the lst OF august These murders have had very
among the blacks the whites together almost every
day and night and ride the roads in squads Of from
thirty to fifty men, armed with shotguns pretending
that the negroes armng and gathering attack the
white people, which Is the Ihere have been
parties OF negroes OF any sirength together
The New York herald., 1874-10-08

MANHooD-aUrH EDITION A rREATisE on
lyX the Laws Governing Life. Explaniiory sf tho
Causes and svmptoms with lnsrucAons tho success,
tul Treatment OF Weakness Low SDirits Desponde
Nervous Exhaustion, Muscular Debility and premAturs
Decline Nh Manhood. PRICE 81 CENTS Address the
author Dr. E. DE F. CURrrs No Is East sixtesnth
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It Is reported that General Dorregaray has dif-
fered with Don Carlos and gone to France. Gen.
eral Mendiri succeeds to his command.
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TROUBLES IN THE SOUTH.

Alleged Brutal Conduct OF United States
Marshals-Horrible Treatment of Pris-
Oners.
MOBILE Ala, Oct. T. 1874.
Yesterday reporter interviewed Messrs. Rem
froe, Bullock, Cbilds and p A. Hlman, who were
brought here from Sumter county, charged with
murder. They give dreadful account OF their
sufrerings and the brutal treatment whl ch they
were subjected in the journey to this city. They
were handcuhed and cnained together after the
arrest was made and put in charge OF squad of
federal soldiers, who, they allege, were instructed
TO shoot them upon the slightest prOvocatiOn.
They we're taken to the cars at Demopolis, and
along the route from that point TO Montgomery
they were subjected to
CURSES AND ABUSE FROM NEGROES
who were freely admitted to the car in which
they were. When remaining over awaiting con-
Meeting trains they were put into vile dens,
reeking with filth, and were denied water and
meals and prohibited from communicating with
their friends or counsel. The Marshal who ar
rested the prisoners had warrant for the arrest
OIL William Hillman. Failing to find william ne
took p A. Himan instead, and when the latter
asked by what authority he was arrested the
Marshal replied, ut don't make a damned bit or
difference. Wen take you along now and get
William some other time"
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Insurxent Rfngleaders To BE Indicted.

Arrival OF Arms for tho White League.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 7, 1874
SIX thousand stand OF arms, consigned to the
White League arrived to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-04
From Spain.

MADRID, May Marshal Serrano entered
Bilbao Saturday. There is great rejoicing here
over the dellverance Of the city. Saturday
evening there was general illumination. The
municipality have sent congratu atory dispatch
es to Marshal SerIauo aud Genera Concha'
Small detached parties of Carlists are surren-
dering to the Republicans, but the mail body
of insurgents have retreated 10 great disorder
10 the direction OF Guipozcoa.
An attempt Was made yesterday to assassl'
nate Senior Pi Marga. A man, who is as
yet unknown, fired twice at him without effect
aud thea shot and killed himself.
MADRID, May 4--Additional dispatches
from Bilbao state that bodies of Carlists con-
tiDue to surrender to the Republican troops IN
hope Of receiving amnesty; Bilbao is already
beginning to resume its usual appearance and
trade is reviviog. The obstructi lions which were
placed 10 the river Nerviu, below this city, TO
prevent the approach of government war YES
sells, have been removed. :,
The man who attempted to assasslnate Fl y
Margall was az insane priest. He had been
confined in the lunalic asy lum but was recently
dischargcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-04
The Floods.

MEMPHIS, May 4--Advices from Prentis3s,
Miss, state that the levee broke Saturday nj ght
one mile and half below that place and at
Glencoe, sixty miles below while another Gre
vase is hourly expected at Prides. Water is
pouring through the crevasse at Catfish Point
which is now $50 yards wide. The private le-
vec ut Walnut Bend, Arkansas, is also broken,
inundatiug Falls, Farquarson' s and other rich
plantations, the two named having over l. 100
acres of cotton planted Appeals have come
from below Napoleon for more supplies for the
sufferers. The relief committed are buslly en-
gagged 10 filing orders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-04
Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, May 4.-The Eastern bound At
laDtic express train, going at the rate of thirty
a,ies an hour, was thrown from the track by a
misplaced switch near Plymouth, Indiana, Sat
urday afternoon. The fireman and express
messenger were seriously Injured and four other
persons somewhat hurt. The stove was over
turped IN the second-class car, which was rap
idly burned, and the flames extending to the
baggage cars they were also destroyed, to-
gether with nearly all the baggage and large
amount of mail and express matter. The loco
motive was entirely disabled. Five cars were
DESTROYED altogether. The remainder of the
passengers escaped with slight bruises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-04
The Markets.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Stocks dull Money 3.
Gold l2s. Flour steady. Wheat lc better. Corn
firm.
BALTIMORE, May 4.-Virginia SKIES, old, 80 !;
W est Vi7ginias II. Cotton dull low middlngs
16! Flour quiet and stendy; Howard Street
and Western Superfne 75aS5 70; do: Extra 6a
75aS5 IS; do Extra 50aSs so; do. Family
5OaSlO SO. Wheat firm and in good demand !;
white choice lS5al88 fair to prime red 175alSO ;
common to fair do. l60al70; Pennsylvania red
1873; Ohio and Indiana do l55al6O; Western
Spring I5Os153 Corn frmer; white Southern
1880: yellow Southern 84a95 mixed Western,
old, s63a87; new a. Oats dull and weaker
Southern 60aG6; Western 59a62 Rye dull at
lO3slO5. Hay unchanged Provisions dull.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, May 4, III a. a..
For the Middle States, northeast to south
cast winds, falling barometer, cool cloudy wealth
er and rain.
For the South Atlantic States, winds oveerlng
10 soutberly with rraiu during the day, followed
by cool and clearing weather IN the southern
The Missouri and Upper Mississippi rivers
Ohio and lower Mississippi rivers will fall. =
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY. The
weather yesterday, though rather cool tor the
season, was clear and bright, and large couerc
cations we've present at most OF the churches
Being the first Sunday in the month it Was
Communion Sunday 10 many Of the churches
Bishop Johns performed the rite of couhrma-
ton in Grace Church i'll the morning 10 the
presence of large, congregation. Rev. Mr.
Chickering preached in the LIST and Rev d..
Hammer in the 2ud Presbyterian Church. The
NJ. f. Church South was crowded in the morn,
lux TO hear Rev. DR.. Bullock, who preached
there, and Rev. Mr.. Ryand took leave of the
congregation OF the Baptist Church The pull
pits oil the other churches were filled by the
resident clergy. The activities of the Young
Mems Christian Association were conducted as
usual
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. May 4, |

WASHINGTON, May 4, 1874.
The Senate, to-day, was engaged during the
morning hour 10 the discussion of motion to
extend land grant to the Michigan and Cana
da Liue Railroad from ST. Cloud to the Canada
boundary.
At the close of the morning hour the Civil
Rights bill was taken up.
The House Of Representatives was engaged
in the call of States for bills and joint resolu-
TONS No resolutions or bills were presented
FROM Virginia. Many of the bills presented
were in relation to free banking.
The report of the committee 10 the Sanborn
case was presented.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the River and Harbor Appropriation bill.
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From Ark ansaS.

NEW YORK, May "A special from Little
Rock says Regular troops were stationed as
seutiue!s 10 Dcnecla block during all of Satur-
day night. 1t was apprehended that the Bax-
ter men would seize aud garrison 1t durlng the
night. The block is situated just opposite the
City Hall, where company Of regulars are
still on duty. The Bishop OF Arkansas and an
Episcopal minister held religious services Tor
the benefit of the officers at the headquarters OF
Baxter
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being pupils of the Episcopal High School.
This is the second confirmation at the Semi
nary during the last two months.

YESTERDAY. Large numbers ofpeople came
here yesterday from Washington-the ferry
boats doing an excellent business--aDd visited
the numerous points of interest in and about
the city, The restaurants, all OF which were
open, took in more money than they do during
the week days, and numerous intoxicated per-
sons we're seen on the streets. In the alter
noon crowds visited the grave yards and Mount
Cameron, patroniziug the street cars and great
ly increasing their receipts.
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The Ref0med Gh urch.

New YORK, May 4.-Rev. w. [: Sabine,
who retired from the Protestant Episcopal
Church. Sunday, week ago, preached tor the
first time as pastor of the First Reformed Epls-
copal Church yesterday morning.
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The Fiji Islands.

LONDON, May 4 Intelligence has been re
ceived from Fiji that the King and people ar
unanimously 10 favor of the cession of the IL
lands to Great Britain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-04

For THE PENJTENTIARY.-City Sergeant
Steuart, with guard, will start from here to-
morrow for Richmond, with four colored men
who were sentenced at the last term OF the
Corporation Court to IMPRISONMENT 10 the penl-,
Tertiary Green, for throwing. cars off
the track, three years and three months; Elias
Jordan, tor attempted rape, FIVE years. James
Woodey, robbery, three years and six months;
and VIM. johnson, perjury, three years and
six months
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Snecie in the Bank Of England.

LONDON, May $3.50 p. m..The amour
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England OIL
balance to-day is G302, 900.
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Serious and painful often happens S " 31 msgI.
cal aid is not at hand. EDWAkDI21 Q ET :.
iNSON'S STIMULATING LINIMES H;lai Is q =
most effective remedy for Stngs ana y b 5 %
Insects, Sprsins, Bruises Swelhngs' H Hneuma-
tism, &c Keep it in your house US IN oos.
burg, Va, ann sold by Druggists everywhere
an 25-eo3m
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REGISTRATION begins tomorrow, and it
should be the duty of every Conservative to
register his name at the proper place and in
the right time, in order to enable him to vote
at the next election Remember that there
has to be an entire new registration; the old
books will not be used again, and unless your
name appears in the new list you cannot vote.
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Upper Potomac STEAMBOAT COMPANY
The Upper Potomac Steamboat Company have
received such an advantageous offer from par
ties in Georgia for the new steamboat they are
building at Accotiuk, that they are thinking OF
accepting it, and building finer boat with the
proceeds of the SALE The only objection to
making the sale is that the line that is to be
established will be delayed until next year.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE AND BOAT
IN BUILDERS-We have just received y
sample lot of Wheeling Boat Spikes OF assorted
Spikes, and are sold at less prices. We invite
all persons in want to give these Spikes trial;
they will save money in their purchases and get
an article that will give full satisfaction. For
sale by j. T. CREIGHTON SON,
An Is 50 King ST., cor of Royal.
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Police REPORT. The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since Sat
urday's report:
Cutharine Brown, aolored, for vagraucy, and
Adrew Jack sou, coored for Interfering with the
chaiu gang, wcre.discharged
Edward Baker Il stranger, taken up while
suffering from mania-a. potu, Was locked up IN
Jail.
Susan Smpkins, colored, for vagrancy, was
sent to the work house for thirty days.
Mary Brown, colored, for fighting, was dis
missed with reprimand.
William Mooney, for disordery conduct, and
pulling palugs from fences, was fined aud dis
charged
W. FL. Forsyth, street Car driver, for em
bezziug 50. 80 belonging to the Street Railway
Company, wascommitted to Jail for thirty days.
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SHORT WATER Observation-Disclosures

SHORT WATER SUPPLY Notwithstanding
the notification given beforehand that the wa
ter supplied by the Alexandria Water Com
pany would be temporarily shut off yesterday
morning, many failed to provide themselves
with sufficient quantity to last until it was
let on agao. and much Inconvenience aud some
trouble resulted Large numbers of people
visited the water works yesterday to witness
the process of connecting the new with the old
reservoir, which work was accomplished with.
out any difficulty. The water was turned OF
at TWO clock yesterday morning and let 90
between tour and five o clock IN The afternoon,
when advantage was taken OF the opportunity
afforded by the re6ttiug Of the pipes to clean
OUT the fire plugs.
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SATURDAY NIGHT DISTURBANCES. A dis
turbaucc occurred last Saturday night on north
ST. Asaph street, 10 consequence Of an attem pit
made by mao to eater another's house, but
before the police arrived the offender had gone
10 his own house, and as the officers had no
warrant they could make no arrest.
Betveeu eleven and twelve o'clock that night
colored man named Henry Willis, living IN
the alley knowu as Friendship alley, while TO-
toxicated, having broken aud destroyed all the
furniture 10 his OWE room, commenced destroy
lug that of the other occupants, and thereby
raised CONJUNCTION that aroused all the 10
mates not Only of the alley but of the whole
uelghborhood. The police were called and sent
for but before they arrived the disturbance
had ceased. Another colored man, named Bob
Smith, lives in the house, and with his car
ryings on during the day and those of Willis
at night, the neighborhood is kept 10 q contin-
ued state Of excitement.
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CONFIRMATION. Bishop Johns confirmed
sixteen persons at Grace Church yesterday
morning, and FIVE at Meade Chapel, colored.
10 the afternoon Ia the evening he confirmed
eleven persons 10 the chapel of the Theological
Seulnary, near this city, nine of the number
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-04

The RETRoCEssIoN SCHEME.-In noticing
the excitement in this State, consequent upon
the passage of the Tax bill, on the part of the
merchants and threatened resort to aunexa-
ton to the District of Columbia, by some per-
sous here, as means; of escape from the oner-
Gus taxation, the Baltimore Sun remarks:
The suggestion seems very absurd, 10 view
OF the proiigalily that has recently been shown
up in the District government, and cannot be
deemed earnest except on the ground that
there are some persons who wish to get Inside
the District ring as offering better source
of profit than any legitimate business any
where"
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EXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
Tho Rest Mint JuIep
An Accident,

in the city can be had at I. KAMMhLo nHo'
TAURANT, Market space. Ivy
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SUNDAY DISTURBANCES. "A disturbance &C.
Cured among the coored people living 10
Devils Row, Fsshtown, yesterday afternoon, In
which both men and women were engaged, but
nobody was seriously hurt, nor were any ar
rests made.
A crowd was attracted to the foot of King
street yesterday afternoon by fight that oc
Cured there between Washlngtouiau aud an
Alexandriau, 10 which the former is said to
have come off the victor.
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Special Offerings, Comprising

BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
1900 pieces BLACK MOHAIkS and ALpAC-
AS, Of our own importation, cheaper than any
house in the country.
DRESS GOODS OF every description
1000 II q MARSEILLES SPREADS at s.. % ;
cheap at 81
50 pieces TABLE LINEN, at 81 and Co., worth
double.
1000 Long and Square PAISLEY SHA W LIS
at $40 and SIS.
1900 LLAMA LACE POINTS and JACKETS.
These goods we guarantee to sell much less
than the cost Of Importation, having bought
them during the panic in November last.
1900 dozen LINEN NAPKINS, at 81 per doz.
50 pieces full width Barnsley all Linen SHEET
ING, at IS and SOC, worth Sl25.
80 pieces IRISH LINEN, at 3Dc and upwards.
$50 pieces Magnificent SPRING KEPS, Tor
Wrappers, at lSc per yard.
200 pieces yard wide FRENCH PERCALb,
neat figures and striped, at l2!c, worth H.
100 pieces best GINGHAMS at 12tc, worth lSc.
~ B,eached UTICA SHEETlNG, at i0c.
"a Blesched SHEETING, at 25c.
1000 nieces best BLACK and WHITE PRINTS,
at &c.
1900 pieces best COLORED PRINTS, at Sc.
% cases "A ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON, at
BE per yard.
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x71HITE OAK WAGON AND CART
w HUBS. Oak and Hickory Rims, Spokes,
&C. of Eastern man uacture, and other goods IN
same line, all Of which ara of extra quallty, and
u,;il b.. sod Vt low prices. We invite conpari-
son. j. T. CREIGHTON 81 SON,
S' ap27 IS King St, cor. Royal.
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A VERILL PAINTS.
f. LEADBEATER & BRO.

DOTTERS HYDROTHERAPhUrlC Az,
L PARATUS for the use Of Pnysicianss and
Families, comprising univers, syr1qgs, Nas a,l
Dguche, Eye Doucne Air pillow, Not t o. n Goa
Water Bag, Compress, Shower Bath aad ~ Dis'8-
isctng Appaaratusv hSG0 ha and c ". Chan
cetiDr' Of Baltimore. and by Drs. }; 9. Hall, n.
: Lincoln aud Cyrneiius Boyle, OF Washington.
ll.c wi - wv JANNEY s. co.
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NOTICE.

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER DRY
IN GOODS.
OUR STOCK COMPLETE, APRIL, 30, 1874
We now present to our friends and purch4s-
crs generally FULL and ATTRACTIVE
stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
bought with great care, and will be sold al pop
ular prices.
We retain the services of H. B. HO0MES
and S. u. HARPER rs active and principle
statesmen, who will. ut Ill times,'' be pleased to
see their friends, and execute their orders, &c
ID. Il. BRASHEAR,
ap30 No. lUJ King st, cor. Fit.
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County COURT. -Ihe May term OF the
County Court, Judge Sangster presiding, was
held to-day.
Leopold Genzberger was appointed curator
Of the estate j. l.. Haas.
w. Fl. Zimmerman gave new bond as COL
lccror Of Jefferson Township.
James e.. Roach, appointed Sheriff of
Alexandria county, qualified and gave boud
and security in the penalty of $4,000.
Mary Aou Young qualified as guardian of
her children, Sarah, Cornelius and Eliza Dung
jefferson lacey and Benjamin Austin, the
surities of Horato Ball, jr., collector of Ar
iugtou Township, sigul6ed their willingness, III
writing, to cootiuuc on said Balls bond.
Edmund Burke, A. W. Chiffon and j. G.
DrPuuon were appointed to examine and re-
port upon the arrear of work 10 the clerk S
Office brought up by the present clerk.
L. NJ Mills was appointed Registrar OF JET.
fersou Township in place Of G. f. Corbett, de-
cned.
Commonwealth VS.. Delilah Robinson aud
others; assault and battery; jury; verdict of
guilty and 6ue assessed at ten dollars.
The applications Of Sebastian Rabbi, 5. f.
Gross, NJ. j. Hills. and Herbner and Bossart
10 keep ordinaries were continued till next
Court.
Court adjourned till court in course.
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II ECTURE.

D ESTAURANT FOR SALE-A few hun
IL dred dollars will buy we'll fitted up Res
tsurant; lease on house and license for sale
corner of Grace and Potomac streets, George
town. Reasons for selling out given on prem
;oaa GEORGETOWN nv 2-3ta