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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26
Threatened Riot.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. 20 a number of
negroes at PlckcttsvilIe, Gibson county, six
miles from Humboldt, threatened riot last
Saturday and Sunday on account of some sup
posed wrong done them, and manifested a
strong desire to kill two or three citizens and
lire aud sack the town. Yesterday sixteen Of
The ringlealers we're arrested, taken to Tren-
ton, aod placed in Jail for safe keeping. About
one clock this morning between seventy-fve
and one hundred masked meu entered the
town, and riding up to the Jail, demanded and
compelled the sheriff to deliver up the keys
thereof They then took the sixteen negroes
from prison, and after killing four and mortaIly
wouuding two, on the coufues Of the town,
rode of with the remaining ten and are sup
posed to have killed them. Nothing has been
heard of the party since they left. Considera-
bic excitement exists among the negroes, and
the whites are taking steps to defend them
selves in case of an outbreak.
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The Indians.

New YORK. Aug. pa dispatch dated
Headquarters in the field, Wichita Agency, via
Uaddo Aug, 25, says Genera }. w. David
son. co nmandlng al Fort Sill, received infor-
mation last evening from Colonel Gaines Law
sou, commanding company at this agency
that the Oconecs, hostile band, numbering be-
tween sixty erd seventy lodges, had come into
the Wichita agency, and as the Instructions are
that auv Iudians tuuod outside Of their reserva-
ton should be arrested, disarmed aud held Tor
punishment, General Davidson determined
Immediately, 10 obedience to higher orders, to
proceed to this poiut with Companies Z, II, Il,
and l., of the 10th Cavalry, and starting at
nine clock last evening made forced march
of thirty miles. Arriving about eleven clock
| this morning the troops to the plumber OF about
two hundred and fifty were drawn up 10 hue oil
battle 90 the skirt of the reservation, along the
| river bank Of the Wichita and the Oconee
chiefs were at ouce cited. No one but Big Red
Fox answered for his tribe. General Davidson
addressed him, telling him he wanted him to
surrender all his arms aud horses and 10 go
with him back to Fort Sill where the property
| belonged. All he had to say to him now was
| to ask him what his determination would be,
| and it must be given at once Ii he acqulcsccd
10 this, we'll and good; if not, why tneu he would
| have to fight aud lie must prepare Tor 1t FORTH
with.
The chief replied :--"We l will do what
| you want.
This was supposed to end everything AMIGA.
| bly, and satisfactorily aud every one felt happy
| and coDgratulatOry, and each one scattered
| himself about, Icsure y awaiting the arrival OF
| the reds as arranged, when all OF sudden there
was excitement Almost Instantly 1t was found
that the Indians, far from keeping their pro-
mise had inaugurated war and bloodShed Inc
troops wheeled into iue, the company 10 Big
| Red Fox stents returning The fire OF the lrdl.
ans with rapidly from their Springfield
hrecch leaders, meanwhile receiving heavy
| fire in the rear opened on them by
lot of summarizing kowas and Conan
ches which Was very hot and rapid. Three
soldiers we're badly wounded. BulDber
are also reported wounded Four citizens
were killed near the agency. The engage
men, commeuced about Twelve o'clock aud
lasted all day. Many Indians are said to
have been killed. Additional forces have
been sent for and will arrive here in a few days,
when good deal Of fighting will. undoubtedly.
be done. Tomorrow may be busy day tor
us. but the Indiaos will doubtless be overcome.
About two hundred of them are under arms
| mere Considerable Indian property was de-
| stroyed The most significant thing rs that
| while no unkind word was said to any OF the
| Kiowas and Comanches here, when the lire
| wa, opened on the troops By the Oconces, they
were the first TO commence firing on the troops
| in The rear Santata, Big Tree, Rauble, Vision,
| Woman's Heart and Lcue Wolf are out from
their camps The latter had the lmpudence 10
send in To make treaty just as the hrlng conl-
| ucuccd
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LOCAL ASaSEV11IES.

John Bell, colored, the former store boy OF
Mr.. r. Y. Cross has returned to the city after
AN absence of many years, during which he has
travelled around the world, and brought back
with him many curiosities, some OF winch are
ON exhibition 10 the show windows of Adam S
j"welry store.
Robert Meade, brakeman on the Virginia
Midland Railroad was caught between the
bumrers while coupling cars at Cordonsvile
Yesterday morning, aud b@dlv, though it is
now thought not seriously, injured. He was
brought 10 his home in thus city yesterday even
ing.
A cclored mau named VIM. Fountain, we'll,
known to the police, assaulted and knocked
down, withour cause, a little boy named f'lole
Buchanan, ucar the intersection OF Iatrlrk ana
King streets yesterday afternoon. dc was
chased, but outran bis pursuers aud escaped.
A coored boy, hairg from Washington,
hired few days since by MIR. Helmuth, the
butcher, decamped night before last, carrying
of with him vest belonging to that geulle-
man, in the pockets of which were watch and
SO ne money.
r. w. Golden. who shot and killed Joseph
Mcfarland at Gum Spring on the To- b inst,
had preliminary examination at Leesburg
Yesterday and was fully committed to jail for
court.
Reports from the camp meetings 10. progress
at Waterford and Unison are to the effect that
they are both we'll attended. Several persons
left her this morniog for the Warreuton camp
meeting which commenced to-day.
Those fond of good music will attend the con-
cert to be given at the meeting Of the Coucor-
dia Club at Portner's Garden to night. Que
hundred musicians will unite in their efforts to
make music in the air.
The Woodlawu Farmers Club have deter
mined to have their first annual exhibition III
connection with the Potomac Fruit Growers
Association at DR.. L1owland's wharf, near
Mount Vernon, GU the 10Th proxImo.
A colored we'll digger named Davis, while
tapping silk on Alfred street, yesterday, was
overcome by the noxious gases, and would
have fallen into the we'll had not gentleman
who saw his DAGGER saved him.
The week of prayer that commenced in the
VI. E. Church South last Friday, is progress
ing most satisfactorily. The nightly meetings
are we'll attended aud much religious Interest
is manifested at them.
The chain gang. numbering teo, was at work
on Washington, king and Cameron streets To-
day. 1t is composed of the most usubordlnate
material and requires constant watching.
Capt. Sam. English, of the tug Genet, acct
dentally fell overheard from that boat at the
Prince street wharf early this morning, but was
speedily rescued by some Of his crew
The receipts of Water melons are gradually
falling off, but one cargo was at Flshtown this
morning. They were not prime aud sold at 50
hundred
About twenty sturgeon were landed at Fish
town this morning aud sold at from $l.5o 10
81 apiece.
a mitch game of base ball is in progress here
this AFTERNOON between TWO picked mines, Que
from Washington an,l one from this ci;y.
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FSy r. a. n orbV.

rRcal Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
THRU TEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PRUPERTY-Und.rd deed Of trust from
col. B. +. Sceva and wife to the undersigned,
dated 18th Of May, 1869, recorded in the Clerks
office of the Corporation Court OF the city CT
Alexandria, and by direction of the beneficiary,
| vii! sell at public auction, on oATU RID ~,
the 5.h day Of September, 1874 at II o'clock M,
in front If the M:.rkct House, on Royal street,
in the city uf Alexandria, that ALU A. Gcs.sSsa,
BILE PROPERTY on which said Sceva aEssl
now resides, embraced WITHIN the following
boundaries to wit Beginning at the intersec-
ton OF Washington md Wolfe streets. and run
ming thence southwardIy with Washington 81.
and binding thereon to the north line of the
L4ncastcriau school Ii use; thence eastwardly
and par .ic TO Wolf. street lightweight (So) II.
and tx tf) inches; thence southwar with the
eastern boundary of said school house and II lot
Of ground convey By Samuel Il. Marsteler to
the c ,tnmon Council of Alexandria; thence
castwarGiy thlrty-iour (3i) feet and eleven Gil
inches to the line of the property owned by the
Quaker meeting; thence nurthwardly with
Inc parallel To Washington street to Wolfe ST.;
thence we.twxrdiy with Wolfe street, and binI-
ing thereon one hundred and twenty three (l25)
leGt and FIVE (5,lnches to the place OF beginning.
There is on the premises good i IL REk-
STORY BRICK HOUSE, with good summer
and winter kitchen convenient thereto
Terms of Sale: One half the purchase money
to he paid in cash tae residue Ut twelve months,
To be secured by deed Oh trust on the premises
Selling as Trustee, shall convey such title rs is
vested in me by toe deed, which il believed To
unqucstionsblc. &. F. SUBTLE,
aug 7-eots Trustee.
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Ey Green d. Wise,
aug l0-eOts

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.I
4 NOM MIoSIONEko oALE-By viltae Of Il
" decree Of the Corporation Court TOR the city
of Alexandria, Va, rendered at It's Jun. term,
1874 in the suit of Is. u. Thomas Vs. y. 4.
hDlnas u Co., the undersigned, Commissioners
;hcrer named, will OTTER for sale, by public
auction, in front Of the Mansion House Hotel, III
Said city, on SATURDAY, tbs 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1874, At II o'clock m, the following
property, to WIT:
A LOT or GROUND on the west side Of
Payne street. between King and Cameron, be-
ginning at point 10 feet south oi the line of the
DWELLING house now occupied by Mrs. Thomas /;
thence south Payne street - feet; thence
west - fee, thence north - feet thencc cast To
the beginning.
Ais" ALL OF THAT HALF SQUARE OF
GROUND bounded by Cameron, West and
Queen streets. A plat will be exhibited al the
SAFE and tho property sold in lots.
Terms: Cash enough to pay the costs of suit
and expenses Of sale, and the reside in +, IL
ana Is months with the bonds OF the purchaser,
with good personal security for the deferred
payments, retaining tue title Till al tue purchase
money is paid. Cost Of conveyaDcing u! the tx.
pense Of The purchaser
GEORGE WALKER,
ALBERT SIUART,
aug i0-e0ts SPECIAL Commissioning.
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ESy Green IL Wise.

Rcal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
i IOMMIoSlONERS SALE-By virtue Of n
" decree .: tne Corporation. Court for the city
of Alexandria, Va, rem Tered at its July term,
1874 in the SUIT Of }. L. Beckham and
wife vs.. W. N. McFcgh, the undersigned,
Commissioners, therein named, will offer for
sale by pub c auction, on oATU RDA4, tho
12.h day Of september, 1874, 1T II clock M, in
front OF the Nj, sion Huus, Hotel, in the said
city, tn Il desirable BUSHES STAND tI:==nna
on the west side o; Royal street, between -EESg.
King and Cameron, now occupied by Henry l..
Simpson ,s u bot a..I shoe storc--b ing three
story brick building.
Terms Of sale: len per cent of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash, and the residue in II,
Is and II months, with interest from day OF sale,
10 be secured by tho bonds or notes OF the pur..
chaser, with approved prrs nal security or good
endorsers the title TO be retained rs ultimate
security, or ut the option OF the purchaser one
third III cash and Personal security dispensed
with but should tho purchaser elect to pay one
third cash, he shall keep the property insured,
and in case of his default to do so Tor more than
twenty d .ys after the date Of the purchase the
Commissioners shall insure the same at the pur-
chasors' expense. Conveyancing at expense Of
purchaser. GEO. w ALkEk,
e. w. w ATTLES,
aug l0-e0ts Comm'rs. OF ale.
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and punished, that purer and wiser laws sha
take the place of the odious enactments which
now crush private rights, and trample the
rights Of the States under foot. Our duty then
is to make bold and vigorous effort to save
the Republic, and restore purity IN It's admins
tration. 1t is no idle dread of impending dl.
saster that causes thoughtful men everywhere
to think # our perils, aud to Shudder at the
future. Let US then, my countrymen! rise
above the mere partisan, and as men who love
our country, aud desire its prosperity and sue
cess in eue,y section, bring forward candidate
worthy the fame of State of which we are all
SO justly proud.
Col, Critteuden, Sergeant at Arms, took
charge of the ball. aud requested all persons
not delegates to retire from the floor.
The Vice Presidents aud Mayor OF Alexan-
dria we're then invited forward and took their
seats upon the stand
After this the report Of the Committee on
Credentials was called for, but that committee
was not ready to report, whereupon there en-
sued long interval Of waiting enlivencd, how
ever, by various facetious motions and general
conversation.
The Committee on Credentials, through Mr..
Eastman, of Rappahannock, reported list OF
delegates.
The name of i. B. Williams was suggested
by MIR. w. w Scott as an addition to the
Orange delegation.
Mr.. Taliatcrro, of Orange opposed the mo-
tou conteudlng that every township III the
county was represented.
MIR. Scott claimed that MIR. Williams had
been added to the committee TO represent any
uprepreseuted township. This had been done
at the county meeting The delegation was
not full and Mr.. W. should be admitted tC
fill it up.
Mr.. Newman, Of Orange, claimed that nc
township was unrepresented, and, therefore
under the rule Of the county meeting, Mr.. VIII
liams could not be admitted.
Mr.. Taliatcrro claimed that Mr.. Newman
was not voter 10 Orange.
Mr.. Newman said that the statement was
incorrect.
| Judge Sang-ter, of Fairfax, asked if Mr..
Williams was a resident of the township moi
fully represented.
Mr.. Rely asked for the proceedings Of the
Orange meeting.
Mr.. j. w. Green, OF CuIpeper, claimed thai
the motion was out Of order aud Was sustained
! by the Chair.
The report Of the Committee on Credentials
was still uuder discussion at halt-paSt five
| o'clock, when the Gazette went to preSs--the
| question being the admission Of the Huutor
delegates from The Plalus Township, III Eau
uuier
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Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.J
I,UMML,0IO> ERo' SALh-By virtue of
" decree of the Circuit Court for the county
of Alexandria, Virginia. rendered IT It's May
term 1873. IN the sui of Jane, T. Monroe
Against William }. Minor ct Ais. the unfers'gn-
ed Commissioners there II named WI! oner sale,
iy public auction, on SATU kDAf, the l2tn
4 s. ot ) ptemhcr, 1874, in 'ront of the Mansion
House Hotel, in the ely OF Alexandrla, at II
oclocA w., ESTATE sad INTER EoI OF Will
liam J. Minor and John W. Minor III and To
certain TRACT Of LAND in the said county
of Alexandria, containing 1871 acres-tnat is to
saw. two undivided thrds of said land, in fee
siinpc ana tn: estate Tor lie OF the said VIM. j.
{i,uor IN the other third OF said rlnd. The land
will be divided INTO three tracts IL d sired.
1'errns OF Sale: One-Lcnth OF the purchase mon
cy to be paid III cash, and the residue IN three
equal ls,a.luents a. six, twelve ard eighteen
inrn. lis. respectively, from the day OF sale; the
deferred payments To be secured by the notes OF
The pu chaser, satisfactorily endorsed, and pay
able as aforesaid, with Interest IRON the day OF
safe, aid the title to be retained until the whole
OF the purchase money Is paid.
G. w. WATTLES,
GEORGE WALKER,
aug lO-euts Comm r.. vi Sale.
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Ry r. A. Kerby.

[Real Estate Agent and Auctoneerl
GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
- IN ALEXANDRIA, VlRGl NlA.-Wll Ill
be sold, at public auction, on SATU RDAY, the
9Th day OF september, 1874, Gf not sold private
ly) 1T Il o'clock M, in front of the Market
House, on Royal street, FOUR BUILDING
LOTS, fronting each Is feet :! inches on the
west side OF Payne street, between Prince and
Duke, and extending back 100 feet to III icet
alley.
Also FIVE LOTS on Duke street, fronting
each ia fest and extending back 100 feet to Ii
feet al!ev.
Also FOUR LOTS on West street, between
Prince AMI Duke, fronting Is feet II inches, and
exten ling back 100 feet to n 10 fest alley.
Terms of Sale enc third cash the residue in
|, : and years. with interest. A plat OF the
sbove property will be. exhibited on the day OF
ale Fer further particulars app to FKAN-
CHS 4. KERRY, No. 81 King street. Alexan'
dria, Virg MIA.
aug IS cots THOM AS w. , w AN N.
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.5I(THfSN SHES.

DUBLIC SALEOF VALUABLE FAIR
l. FAX FARM-By virtue OF a deed of trust
executed to me by A. *. Chandler, dated April
III, 1872, and recorded in the land records Of
Fairfax county liber y, No. 4, page 24i, shall,
as the trustee named in the said deed, sell, nj
public auction, on MONDAY, the 2lst day OF
:eptem Der, 1874, about IL o'clock M, AT ;he
Court House of Fairfax Junty the farm in said
deed described, called SALISBURY con.
tanning 565 acres of land, more or less This
and comfortable TWO-STORY Dwell. assa
LING, with the usual out buildings, sta ILL
bles, barn, &c, and u good orc ard and gar
den It is esteemed one OF the best farms in
Fairfax county, and is under good fence. Said
farm is situated about or miles above Fairfax
Cou7t House, three miles from Chsntill y, and
two from Centreville, and adjoins the lands OF
James Green and others. 1t WAS conveyed TO
me in trust to secure the sum of 81 500 and in
terest, part of the purchase money due by said
Chandlei, for which he has given his several
bonds as described in the decd of trust, pay Die
to the trustee of Mrs ;. L. Powell; and said
Chandler being in default, am required hy the
sale Of said land, Sc.
For more particular description of said farm
reference is M de to the aforesaid deed OF trust
to me. and the several deeds therein REFERRED to.
The title 10 the laud is believed to be i,erfect;
but selling rs trustee, shall convey only sucl
title rs is vested in me.
Terms of Sale: Enough cas- to psy all ex;;
penses of the sale and trust also to pay t. Said
Chambers bonds of S845 u and 81 l79 49, dated
April TO- 1872 and payable in two years, with
interest from date at per cent, to be paid an
Lutlly; also the interest due on another bond Of
SAID Chandler for 81, $50 on, dated 10Th April
1872 and payable annually At 6 per cent; the
residue to be paid on or before the 18th dry o.
May, 1875, such residue to be secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest at six
per cent, and deed OF trust on the premises.
CHAS. II. LEE, Trustee.
U. rrox ,1ofv
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Acme dOuUEerOr:

No QUININE, ARsEAIc Or PotsoNS.
This is strong language, ms Physicians and
Chemists have for years tried to compound u
preparation that would entirely cure Fever and
A que without the use of strong medicine, such
as Quinine, Arsenic and other poiSons injur us
to the system There is no case Of Fever and
Ague, Intermittent or Bilious Fevers, Crnges-
tive ChiIls Night Sweats, Liver Complaints;
&C., that this remedy will not cure ut once and
permanently. 1t purifas the Blood, Liver
Spleens and all secreatory organs so cIestuaIy
thut the Chlls will not return during the season,
even when persons have had them for years
Sold by
ie Is ~eO3m HENK COOh U W.
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The liurketS.

New YORK, August 26.-Stocks dull and
lower. Money 2 Gold " Flour dull and
declining. Wheat quiet AID heavy. Corn quiet
and firm.
BALTIMORE, August 26.-Virgina g., peelers,
80 Vlrglnias consolidated 81 Z, ton quiet and
steady ; low middiings l51.l53 Flour duh and
.ou,nal; City Mills high grades declined 2c.
Whra: weak amber WcsLer l2Oal24 others
Unchanged. Corn steady; white Southern ga
81; yellow Southern SlaS2 mixed Western
quet 1T 7Sai9. Oats irmer; Southern oUa,4 !
Western mixed 50a52 do white o4a55. Rye
lIrm at 95a9!. Hay dul! ut l6aSlS. Provisions
firm. Coffee nominal. Sugar firm and un-
changed.
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Statue of Gen. BlancO.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 26 The bronze statue
of Gen. BIauco, President OF Venezuela, cast
here at Woods foundry after model by }. F.
Bailey, has been set up at Ridge avenue and
Spring Garden street for public inspection. 1t
will 60 to Caracas, where it will be erected Cd
site selected by the Venezuelan government
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Cincinnati Officials.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 26.-The Cincinnati
officials arrived here on a special train and
were received with a salute. They were well
coined by Mayor Saunders, and Mayor John
ston, of Cincinnati, responded in short ad-
dress. The day will be spcut 10 bathing, drv
ing and fishing.