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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-20
.SECTFO.fEERS.

TRANCIS A. KERRY,
AUCTIONEER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT
NO. Sc KING ST RE EFT.
tBurkes Building,)
alexandria, Virgins.
Buy and sell, let and lease houses in Aexan-
dris and farms in the country.
Particular attention given to the selling Of
household furniture at auction at the residences
of families declining housekeeping. lfeb2l-tf
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ICE DEALERS.

IcH' 1cEl loh
Having made arran gements for full supply OF
NORTHERN ICE,
I am prepared to Eli HI orders, both wholesale
and retail at market rates.
ns- Country orlers solicited and special at
tention paid thereto.
ie1-tf Jarney's wharf.
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John Hsgan, jr., most estimabc aud &C.
NAL citizen of Richmond. died suddenly on
Saturday night last.
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The Jones Fall problem is agaiu agitating
the minds of the Baltimoreans.
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A special dispatch to the New York Post of
yesterday indicates alarm in administration
circles at Washington about the third term
agitation injuring the party, as indicated 10 the
late elections, and declares that the matter will
receive earnest consideration upon the return
Of President Grant, which will take place i'm,
medately after his sons wedding. On the
contrary Gen. Bclknap, Secretary of War, is
represented by another correspondent as say
ing recently that for himself he could say that
the President had never opened his lips on
the question when alluded to in the newspa-
pers, or spoken Of in cabinet meetings, and
that all the members Of the cabinet were 10
darkness as to his intentions or aspirations, so
far as any positive announcement of them was
concerned. If he possibly can, he will run
again-and then the judgment Of the people.
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a CARD.

" a CARD.
IlAVING concluded to close out my bust
hess, give notice to all in want of NV,
STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES, TIN,
CUPPEN and 81 r.ET-IkOH WARE.
to call OH me before purchasing elsewhere, where
they can get them at
TWENTY PER CENT LESS
than the regular price. My stock embraces tho
very best that can be .ou d, and l intend TO
close out ut very low figures Country mer-
chants and others III want Of anything IN my
line will do waI. by giving me "A cu
also JORblNU done in the very best manner
ENOCH GRIMES,
oct 16-t,g i6 King street.
RHADhEr's P ?, T 81 ENAAELLED
| hay. this day accepted the agency for the
above Paint, which is uarantecd To be equal, II
not better than any in the market in p int Of
durability economy and facility of application
''''' anu A'''''''' ". r. +. CKEIGHToN's,
oct 10 50 nlng street.
lfL CONVENIENT BOARDING HOUSE,
No IL Queen street, Is now open for the rccep-
ton Df permanent, transient snt table bo. dcr:.
VACANT ROOMS, q! site and single on sec"
onG floor References: Mcssrs }. W Burke,
II. B. Hoomes, Geo II. Robinson, Robert ),
A.hhy, Cnas w Green and W. l.. Psdgett.
oct i2-2""
LACE ALI ACeS-JliSL opened Il Nh: as
- scrtmcnt oil the Grand Duchess and Col
'''''' VIVA VIM. y. BERKLEY,
oct 10 81 King street.
L'ARLY ROSE POTATOES.
me car load of WESTERN NEW YORK
POTATOES JUS, received and for sale by
OF Is iw TIC ). PERRY, i hing St.
KEkosESE OIL! KEROSENE
best quality and Ut loves; prices, by the bar
&C.. - 4. 5. LEADBEATER & BRO.
l,A>sIMERES--R Received today fine line
y Of Fancy C,ssit.cees Cor Gents 3u!ings.
WIN. n. BEKKLEf,
oc. - "a King street.
SWEET CORN, COOKED and dried, by the
- pound also ~ Gases Canned Tomatoes and
Peaches, for saIc by
oct Ii DAN y HARMON.
CHhAr HOSIERY
Another large lot oc those cbcap Hose Just
opened lsep9s d. +. WILMER %.
lust RECEIyED-A large lot of SPICES,
- whole and ground, which we nre prepared
oct Il HENRY COOK & co.
A LARGE Lot OF WINDOW GLASS re-
Ia ccly. this day ana !Or saie III quaLI''ie9 w.
suit by ,,vc,,y sco
sepS EN- III coon q W.
A MOTHER SUPPLY OF LEAD AND
~ CULOk@ received this daT at
w. F. CRElGHTON'S,
sono3 SIS King street
IrXTR. STOCK LARGE YORK CAB
= BAGE SEE, just arrived from Europe
and FIR sale By ,,o
son Il f. 5. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Urine NEW CHEESE just received
sens r. b. LAWSON CO.
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The English Radical Charles Bradlaugh, ar
rived 10 New York yesterday.
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There is to be discussion at Warrenton 90
Monday next between Messrs. Hutton and
Barbour
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Letter from Prince William Co.

Letter from Prince william Co.
Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
BRENTsvILLE, Oct. 1.-THE Circuit Court
OF our county commenced on Monday last
Judge Keith presiding. The attendance was
not as large as usual on such occasions.
Tho case Of the Commonwealth VS.. L. N.
FeweIl was continued.
Com. vs.. Susannah Fields; assault and bat
terry with intent to kill; jury; verdict assault
and battery; confinement In county Jail tor
thirty days.
Com VS.. Susan Sisson poisoning; verdict
not guilty.
Com. vs. Sam Brown; larceny from the per-
SOD; the prisoner has escaped; recognizapce for
feited; amount 500.
But few cases were tried on the common law
docket, absence OF witnesses and counsel being
the cause.
A large number Of orders were entered in
chancery. aud quite number of tracts of land
will be offered Tor sale.
Court adjourned on Friday morning.
A Teachers Institute will be held at Mauas-
sas on Thursday next. At II a. Id. DR.. Ruff
ner will address the public on Popular Educa.
ton Judge G. E. Sinclair is also announced
as one of the participants, and We learn will de-
vote himself specially to one of the departments
of practical education. With such two men as
Rutfner and Sinclair to lead of, the public and
teachers will have treat such as has not been
voushsaied to old Prince William for many
years.
The Congressional canvas has commenced in
earnest uoder the leadership Of Judge Sinclair
The county is being thoroughly convassed
Mcssrs Meredith aud Davies addressed large
audience at independent Hill, on Saturday last
with Mr.. D. W. Whiting and others will ad-
dress the people at CorDwell's. On next Sat-
urday Judge Sinclair and other gentlemen will
be at Dumfries; on the Saturday following at
Haymarket, ard also at Manassas on some day
to be yet designated Gen. r L. T. Beae and
Hon. b. NJ. Braxton will be at Brentsville on
the first Monday in November. Douglas work
Is progressing nubly. De-
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DRADLEY'S PATENT ENAMELLED
ID PAINT
hav, this day accepted the agency for the
above Paint, which is uaranteed 10 be equal, if
not better, than any in the market in p int OF
durability, economy and facility of application.
Gail and examine .nrar!cs al
". r. CREIGllTUN'S,
oct ia 81 II ing street.
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DLACk ALPACAS-Just opened n fine as
{ } .crtmcnt oil the Grand Duchess and Col
lingwood brands by
WIN. y. BERKELEY,
oct 10 ~ King street
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1ARLY ROSE POTATOES.

one car load Of WESTERN NEW YORK
POTATOES Just received and for sale By
OF iw TIC ). PERRY, il King ST.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-11

pie to become familiar with the acts Of their
servants at Washington, and to ascertain
whether they have been working unselhshly
to promote the interests Of the State, or neg.
lecting public duties To the detrimen, Of the
public welfare.
Again, the wouid-be reform party in our
State Legislature last winter, combined with
the notorious leaders Of the Democracy and,
casting aside all Republican associations,
presumed 10 legislate for the interests of
Kansas. This pretended reform party had
absolute control Of the lower house, and the
fact tina, the bogus reformers, representing
as they did, a majority Of that branch OF
the Legislature, signa!ly failed to enact into
law, any measure of vital importance, should
convince the people that the reformation
sought cannot be secured by going outside
Of the Republican organization, 4 knowl-
edge of this truth should he imposed on
the public mind.
There is no necessity for haste in making
the Republican nominations. Let the John
Davis party, and the Melius clique, and the
Democratic skeletons, hold their conventions
separately or collectively. whenever they
choo-e The action OF the Republicans
should not be Influenced by anythingI,he OPP
position may choose TO do. A ticket CON-
posed Of honest, hish-minded men, selected
by the Republican convention, with refer
ence to their fitness for the respective places
on the ticket, will sweep the State Of Kan
sas in spite Of all opposition trickerv.
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JoIIN BERG.
Usage LAND CASES.

The Usage Land disputes are in fair
way To reach final and Just settlement.
Yesterday the celebrated cases were called
an the L. s Circuit Court, Judges Miller
and Dillon on the bench. and the opening
speeches heard. The oral arguments, con-
sidering the magnitude of the suits. were
brief, and mainly referred to the different
constructions placed on the language of the
treaty between the Government and the
Usage Indians, and the language OF the acts
OF Congress granting lands to the Missouri,
Kansas 4 Texas and the Leavenworth, Law
renee 4 Galveston Railroads. The printed
arguments and briefs are, however, very vo-
luminous, and seem TO cover every point in
the famous suits, This suit was brought in
the Circuit Court in compliance with an
order OF the Attorney General of the United
States, directing Capt. Peck, L. S. Attorney
for the District of Kansas, to bring action in
behalf OF the settlers TO cancel the patents
issued TO the Leavenworth, Lawrence & Gal
weston and Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas Rail-
roads. The ownership of vast tract Of fer
tile! land, upon which five thousand settlers
forty thousand human beings-have made
homes, is involved in these cases.
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which the deed was executed, il on, en- bail,
10 the amount Of $500, fer HI. appearance a,
the next term Of cour.
A runaway took I | .ce here sbeu, two
weeks sgo. II wtsIo. exactly a love rur.
still the sequel will develop love in conn.c-
ton with the affair. II - the P.o.a i.ii
from which he IA away. lie VA a big sm-
is, and would, il -e-n :. not he-ila,@ to steal.
HIS name is Hugh Eliot, and hi. advent
into this CT un,ry dsie- from iaH fell. Ga
Christmas let, he m.rried III. daughter Of
Mr.. John Mitchell living in Mound town-
ship, this county. Mr. NJ | and hi. SON.
in-iaw horss. hi, horse wSs t,k,n by
him to Independence. Mo-, where i, wa
sold. Z. came back I, vie numbr tive,
| and claimed tina, he had been robbed of The
horse BY the Younger bro:her.. Imnedi.
| stely following THE, he wen; To Csrro.ltor
Mo-, and comn'e; d to 1--we With " fe num-
Der one. He Wa, then arrested for grand
larceny, ard lOcged the jail at this place
He las the reputation OF being a ror gi
charsc er. Bn, shy i, Il hat bi,auv i. q
lighter offen.e than grand lsrreny?
DIR. Cos, IN old s,ideI OF hi. place. i
about to build large bushes. house in IN,
northeast corner of the pablo square. ii,
iniorms ns that it will be 55x76I feet. and
contsin four r1Oms e + bu-ine.s purpls~s.
". :. T.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-11
ROCK ISLAND ELECTION.

Al the annual meeting of the stockholders
oi the Chicago, Rock Island x Pacific Rail
road, held in Chicago last Wednesday, the
following Directors were reelected: Har-
vev Kennedy, \. G. Dulman, George l..
Davenport, and James H. Cowing. AT the
meeting of the Directors held Immediately
after the meeting OF the stockholders, the
following officers Were reelected for the en-
sning year: J. L. Tracy, President; Hugh
Riddle, Nice-President; +. ii. lows, Treas
urer. Executive Committee-J. +. Tracy,
". L. Scott, b. +. Alien, +. A. lows, and
David Bows. The annual report which was
read bv the President was not then ready for
ihe press.
The retention of the present management
Tor another year will cause no regret among
shippers and travellers of this region. Messrs.
Tracy and Riddle, while guarding the inter-
sSts Of the Stockholders, have not overlooked
The fact that the public is entitled TO some
consideration from the management, and
under THEN administration the Rock Island
has retained the general good will OF Kan
sas shippers, and particularly the favor Of
Leayenworth merchants.
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TEMPERANCE coMNENT.

The following advertisement which APP
pears in the Leavenworh TINES is worthy
al gratis publication in every paper in the
state:
TEMPERANCE BILLIARD HALL have
decided TO sell no spirituous or malt liquor.
hereafter I'm the National Billiard Hall. and
will keep it strictly temperance house. Lem
"nade. ciiar ami soda water the only drinks
A liberal patronage solicited The best
billiard tables in the city.
JOHN BERG.
And now il John Berg will add n thous-
and dollars worth Of good, cheaply made
books and few of the hest newspapers to
his establishment. he will accomplish more
good for Leavenworth than all the saloons Of
that city ever did. Yet there are people
who contend that the crusaders have accom-
r!ished nothing Wathcnd Reporter.
We copy the foregoing because it rarely
happens that the temperance folks uphold
and sustain converts 10 their cause. Ii the
Temperance people of Leavenworth do not
now assail John Berg for simply keeping a
billiard hall. We shall confess 10 gratifying
surprise.
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eft Of hi, own regiment; though he eays in
the affidavit that many /. / them v. re misaD-
FLIED and appropriated without his knovl-
edge 70 wrongful purEO'es lie saya what
were MOI used by The trosp', we're acid BY
quaFte4masier.
Whatever: TIE o,her eide has ofis red some
ciTcums sntisi testimony 10 chow that that
is probably no. true. They have attempted
to show, with VIA. -ucse l leave for you
70 ssy, that the trCo. we're cot in need Of
goocs Of the nd in ta-' store. They have
attempted to show that hose good could not
have been carried away. They have st
tempted to sho. thst he could not have sold
thoss articles, and the proceeds pot in the
treasury, becars. Col. A. thtny states il any
such thing hsd occurred, he murt have
known it. Ga the other hand, il is 10 be
Ohe tina, while the witness sly only one
wsgoo-and one say only an ambulance -
wss there, the testimony shows that i've or
six came away. What amount Of tho~e
goods could have been n oved in tn. wagons!
Were any Of the goods applied to the SET
vice and Us. Of the re iu,-nt? And did he,
~ he claims, sell any ri them after. though
irrsguisrly, without king voucher, and
deposit the money in tome place that he
thought vas the proper place? That is for
you to saw. 1t il yo1r duty to dst.rmine
whether he made faie statement under
oath, knowing il to be untrue and whether he
made it With w;lful purpose Of cheati, &
the Government. Ii he hrs made q tt.is-
ment ard sworn to il viii ont much tlOlght
or Investigation, and hav ,ng come cireum-
s:ances on which TO b4se il, yon will MT he
hard ~ith him. But il you believe he had
. corTup, purpOse,-hsd an intention n aid
in defrauding the Government, ii he ssore
70 what was false and knew il to b. isl.e,
YOU will find him guilty.
am requet.d to make . chsrg, 10 you
on the subject OF reasonable doub'. The
law un iouoiedly il that YOU are not To find
the defendant guilty unless you believe he i.
guilty. That II, unles, you believe the facts
/ have stated u you to be Deces AIRY TO estab-
lish bis guilt have been proven Ia your salts
fac ion, b yond reasonable doub,, you are moi
to find him guilty. Ga the other hand, il
you are reasonably sati-ted that he made
the false statement, with 3 corrupt motive
in making it. YOU will lind hin gu.l:y.
A reasonable doubt il not An unreasonable
or fanciful dOnbt, because rome persons
doubt every thing they do not ZEE, and some
things they do zee they do 10: believe. The
doubt should he founded IN some fac.s in
the ter imOny. II NUT be snch strong Coll
victicn that your reason fails to sPprove
and endor-eit.
leave the deiendan, with you, snd Dis
niss the ca-e to yOur confederation.
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LATE CONVICTIONS.

There are some very strong reasons why
the Republican State Convention should not
he called before the middle or latter part Of
September. There is nothing to be gained
by making the nominations in midsummer,
and waiting for weeks and months before
doing anything in the way Of organizing po-
iitical meetings and discussions Besides, a
nomination by the Republican party is
equivalent to an election, hence the greatest
care should be observed in selecting candi-
dates, and all the time possible Afforded to
those Who desire To inform themselves M IN
ihe capabilities, integrity and general fitness
"f the men who are aspiring to positions of
public tris, and honor. Ii is important
that sufficient time should intervene between
the close Of the present session Of Coueress
and the time appointed for the conventions
for the voters 10 Learn Of the many measure.
Of reform advocated and enacted into Law
through the instrumentality Of Republicans.
Ti1e enough should BE- allowed fnr tl,e mo-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-11
sPIKING A CANNON.

Judge Poland has been firing some ho
shot into Cannon, the polygamous delegai,
from Utah. lie puts the question direct I,
the Mormon saint, whether he did not know
that the law against bigamy had been open
", mblushingIy violated? This to man
who has four partners Of his joys and sor-
rows, was probably not unblushingly listened
10. 1t was very much like asking crimi-
nal what he had to say why sentence of the
law should not be pronounced against him.
Judge Poland is on the right track. There
are laws against polygamy, but they are
dead letters for the want OF provisions for
their enforcement. The bill under consider
alton will remedy this defect
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-11
SETTLERS AND RAILROADS.

We publish to-day the speech OF Hon. ID.
T.. Lowe, in the House of Representatives,
om his bill Tor the protection of the rights Of
settlers upon :he public lands within rail-
road limits. 4 careful reading OF the speech
will show how earnestly and iorcioly Repre-
sentative Lowe advocated the cause of the
7eitler-. The people Of Kansas have great
confidence in Mr.. Lowe, regarding
him as an upright man and a capable Re
preventative
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than skelesor, and can hardy walk around
The dread OF going back 10 that internal hole
where she Was discovered still tenn, 10
ham, her, sni her pathetic appeals to save
her, 18th the inter- Oya'o-ies in regard to
where che il, are certainly hear -rsndine.'
MISSOURI.
&C 1T IN comfy had n f.esi;nx showers
Tau : lay night. The moisture was ne eded.
A delegation repress ming the grain
merchants OF Galvss'or, expec: TO vi, i. Kan,
: Citv about the Goth inst.
The Dsmccrot Gays Platte county i.
Il r.st-nec; with a drou'h. 1he heavy rains
OF the past few DAYS have certainly dir
pellei all Tears of that nature.
The grub worm il gua~ins at the vi'sls
Of the wheat and corn ia Platte county. The
| chinch bu; hs- - appeared in some To-
| Gait e..
The Oder OF tie Eastern St.r is
tlourishirg in Plat eCiy."-Landmark.
VITA Is auy.aiog like the Star
of the Wes,.?''
| Col. james y. Blr: e, inferms us it is ru-
ninrei that Col. Abel and Mr.. Isaac Lin
ci", have ar h Il the o i. House at At
chs II, and intend N asing it 6rst-clsss he
tai. lie further adds that the houae wi l he
run undec the personal supt rvis;on al MIR.
Libcoln.-.S. Joseph HeroId,
| We talked with one oi the leading
farmers OF Pate county Oh Wedns s,isy,
| and he assured ~ that the corn crop never
| looked b tier ut Tie tiis. Of June than nov,
ard that a ( neral thing il h vi been put
n ia. ground ear.isr than usual. A We
! have never scin 4 failure in early plsnted
corn, in Ni-sorri or kansaS, this IL good
nexs--k. &. jomaai.
| Nj. E,rnsy Walter. who lives three
quarters Fl III IL south OF Edgerloa JUNG
non. on latte Rive, and To whom the
81 go reward wa'paIi, in trust for the two
'iule negro gIrls, who found Count Hsrris
body, dropI.r,! ia u see us during Wednt
dsy lsst. lie gave III u full statement OF sill
the circum, tincts and surroundings attend
ing the hndir 9 OF the body oi tie Count -
FoHe Gig Landmark.
There his Teen magnificent PROMISE
of whsa, II III coming harvest until W thin
the ,a't week. Now 1t ia saii that MANY
: field throughout Tie northwest are sutferin !:
greatly hv the rlvag,s of the chinz bag
Unle's We have rain imme lately it is he
level ~ m,ry that there will he little over
bali crop. This will apply especially To
tie ccmti,s Of Andrew, N,dlway, Dekalb,
Clinton. Plat e and Buchanan. We shalt
doubtless have information from ether por-
tons Of the country ia a few davs.-S. 10.
ecph Herald.
AT last, I,eRi ridi riici' It's iinislel
the Ruiicoa il crossed, and Weston has a
| Msr-hs'. ca Monday evening OF (ast week
F. Il. Gilbsr, was declared elected but it
il seems that ma enc came tie bs athru
Chinee ever b ~" Noble, and ,h,t IL ~"
would not stand III, ruk. 80 Re- rqu,Se ed
the mayor TO csli meeting al tie council
that IA. might -jiest his inn, ce,cs in vo.-
ing Tor Ih- wrong man. The meeting Was
called. the pre- elm :. were declared yoi'
another ballot wa 'aSen and joan l. sht
reee wing MAJ ri vote of the council, he
va. declared elected, ani-Ms s.achrsrt;s
has Senator. Wi'con-in ha' Speak, ANIL
Weston has Ma iFtstJn CONNER
cid
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-11
LEAVENWORTH WEEKLY TIMES: THURSDAY

ever think Of do Dg that which TIA TINn inaxines
the Atchison, TOPEKA 4 saata Ee people intend
doing; and the Atchison, Topeka 4 santa Fe peo.
pc are capable. Intelligent. hosorab'e gentle zen
who understaDS their interests too vei tie guilty
Of such aPseP0sterous thing. they have NO idea
Of COm mistng asnalt With intent - kill on the
state and pecpls that have contributed largely to
the building Of their line.
We are p.ety stroag in the q ioion that
. road will be baili along the soulh back Of
the Kav, from De6oso to Kanaas City, a.
this will b the laa link in very tempting
route from Topeka via Lawrence to Kapsas
City for the A. 7. 4 G. F. irsins, ard We
have no doubt but that they vi lease and
and run il.
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pressing them freely, at the proper time.
We know that important witnesses, whose
testimony would have thrown additional
light on the case, were absent. We shall
not charge the responsibility for their non
appearance to any ones account, but shall
rest with the satisfaction Of having recorded
the simple fact Of their absence. 1t seems
TO us, moreover, that there has been from
the beginning laxity on the part OF the
prosecution a failure to comprehend the
vital points in the case-and, as natural
consequence, failure at the conclusion.