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ATTORNEY AND COUNsEToR AT rAu
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IL Have complete set of Books II Abstracts Of
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

A Russian official dispatch, dated GOrDy
SUDDEN, yesterday, says the Turkish attack or
Tz4rcovna or the 2lst lust was decsiyely re
pulsed, and was not renewed. On the. 22d the
Turks rctrcated. Our loss was twenty officers
and four hundred men placed hors de combat
and that Of the enemy at least one thousand
Our cavalry on the road between Pevna and
Sofia have made two Reconnaissance to Learn
the strength Of the Turkish relief troops. Or
the 20h inst. Ajjutsnt Count Stalkelberg dis
persed three Turkish squadrons near Raschia
hut withdrew as Infantry we're seen coming up
ia the rear. Our loss was five men killed ard
two officers aad elcveo men wounded. On the
2lst Col. Totalmin drove back Turkish cayal
ny force, and discovered ten battaons with ar.
siilery and two regiments of cavalry entrenched
near Temu. BY opening an artillery fire upon
the Turks it stopped their further advance, and
afterwards withdrew bis troops to post of OBJ.
scrVatIon.
Chevke, Pasha te!egraphs to the Porte from
Ofchauie Monday as follows :-"Hitsi Pasha' 6
division OF twenty battalions of infantry, two
batteries and regiment Of cavalry has entered
Plevna, with fresh supplies of provisions and
ammunition. The work of restoring telegraph.
ic COMMUNICATION is advancing rapidly"
4 correspondent, with Mehemet Ali, ind-
Gates that the engagement atTzsrcovna was in
tended as reconnaissance, but assumed a
somewhat more serious character because Of
the impcluosity Of the Turkish troops, who,
according to this and other accounts, displayed
the greatest courage. The entire column ad.
vanced as far as Verbaka, and after having
been ordered four times 10 vain to retire, had
TO be led out OF the fire By the divisional com.
maudeT 10 person, after having stormcd the
Russ an position under a murderous fire.
4 special, dated Bucharest, Monday, says -
"Tbe weather for the past two days has been
extremely wet. At Frateshti, which is now a
sea Of mud, hospital accommodation exists for
fifteen hundred wounded, but seven thousand
are accumulated there.
General TodIeben has started for the Rus.
sian headquarters. II is believed be will re.
main there fer some days for consultation on
the general situation, and afterwards will be as.
ISOLATED with Prince Charles in command of
the army before Pievna.
LONDON, Sept. 25 "A Reuter- telegram from
Bucharest says 1T is stated on good authori.
ty that the total losses Of the Russians and
Roumanians, during the recent operations be
fore Plrvos, exceed twenty five thousand killed
aud wounded.
LONDON, Sept. ga Shumla dispatch to
the Eyeping Standard Of this afternoon says:-
"Nothi0g important has occurred sl0ce Friday.
The heavy showers yesterday and to day will
delay the operations for some days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

they believe right. Ihsre may be many IN ooth
sections not reconciled, but we all know that in
tbe march of progress thsre are always SOME
strsgelers. There is a front rank and rear
rank in all armies. Tho great body OF the peo'
nile now move fJ1wsrd under tbs Constitution
be with u.s. Nobody yields any of their convlc-
tons We all believe thst one nation Is pete:
than two; that one Constitution is better than
two; that one flag is better than two. The ques;
ton has been, which was the right one! Ana
that is settled. hat hor,c carries two men
persons) VIII On one would be better. Your hon
orable speaker said that al sections, all States
and ell citizens should have equsl and exact
Justice The Government now regards all as
equal citizens I rejoice that Virginia under.
stands the Constitution as we do. have talked
friends no doubt think SO. [Cries, ''Go on Mr..
President."] I could talk great DIAL mora
where have such agreeable audiences, for how
could stop when they greet me as you do?
desire to introduce to you some friends who are
associated with me in the Government ct the
of State of the United Sta,os, Mr.. William n.
L. Evsrts, who will now speak to you.
Mr.. Eearts, 10 addressing the people, stated
that he had been informed that, although Viz
GINA had given the country so macy Presidents,
yet this was the first time that President while
10 Office bal visited Lynchburg. While the
President had been invited to the South, and
his receptoo everywhere had been cordial,
hearty and demonstratiVe. yet he bad come to
see aad learn, and the people wished to learn
from him. His good opinion and moral sup
port of The people of the United States vas the
breath and power of the President during bis
administration. His plans we're for naught ii
the people do not support bim. tie has been
able to gather up the general and hearty COO
curreDce Of the people Of the South 10 his plans
for the government of the country, aud he has
found the same support from the people ct the
North. This was accepted as the future OF
the country aud would result in tho restoration
Of ancient harmony.
Postmaster General Key was introduced and
said -
am very glad 10 meet so many people OF
Virginia. You must not expect to hear q
speech because my attitude is peculiar one. |
am 40 honest and earnest supporter OF the Ad
ministration, but cannot say am politically a
member Of it. | can hardly say anything but
what some one finds fault. Therefore the less
| say is all the better, both for me and the
country.
At the conclusion Of the speaking Mrs. Hayes
was introduced and was greeted with most
hearty applause.
The President held reception in the parors
Of the hotel in the afternoon, and was called
upon by vast crowds. Last night the visitors
we're barquetted at the Norvell House, after
which German was given in honor Of the Ia
dies Of the party.
The party left Lynchburg at 5 O'clock this
moruing, arrived at Charlottesville at halt-past
ten, we're welcomed by the citizens Of that
place, visited Monticello and the University of
Virginia, aud left there at 2 | 5 P. N. for Wash
inptOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Mr.. Key calls the men Of the South his
"erring brothers." tu. President Hayes, ad.
dressing these same Southern men. says with
no discrcdt to you and no special credit to US
the war turned out as it did, We think the
President comprehends the situation better
than bis Postmaster General. Inc latter, how
ever, is beginning to realize the effect of his
owo speeches, for 10 Lyuchburg, yesterday, be
said, II can hardly say anything that somebody
don't fod fault with therefore the less | say
is all the better for me and the country" Re-
ligious revivalists say if they can once get man
to realiz, The eoormity of his sins they have 20
further trouble with him. We hope the realiz
ing huepce may prove as effective in one case
as 10 the other.
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works..

Judge E!well iD bis letter declinlog the noml
nation of the workingmeo's party OF Penpsyl
vaus for Judge of the Supreme Court OF that
State, says: II am not prepared to sever all
connection With The party With which l have
hitherto acted. Having full faith in the dis
position aud ability of the Democrat, party to
effect all needed reforms, as we'll on behalf Of
the lahoriog classes as of all others, can not
consent to become standard bearer of any new
party organization.
MIR. Magofio has declined the nomination
of the workingnen's party Of St. Paul,
Minnesota, for the Legislature, on the
ground that the democratic party is the
workogmeu's party, and that all ills and
grievances can best be redressed therein.
But about half dozen ofthe real workinemen
Of Alexandria still remain under the delusoo
that decreased democratic majority will, 10
some mysterious way, rebound to their advan
tage. They will, however, see things 10 their
proper light By election day, aud then vote the
ticket they have always voted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
Indian Affairs,

The following telegram from Captain Benham
commanding at Fort Ellis, Montana, dated
September IS. has been received at the War
Department from General Sheridan -
Towards cavalry under Sanford, Oils bat.
terry aud company of scouts, under Fletcher,
joined Stargis on the l4th. The last report of
Sturgis from the Mussel Shell Valley, dated
September II, is 10 substance as follows:-
I'VE kept close on the heels of the enemy
yesterday, making thirty eight miles, killing
five Indians aud wouDdiog many more. So far
have compelled them to drop over 600 head Of
horses. Hereports bis Owe horses much jaded.
but says II am going ahead this morning and
propose to push them until they drop their
whole herd, or We drop, and I think they will
abandon nearly their last horse. To day How
ard, with infantry and artillery, vas north of
the Yellowstone beloR Clsrk's Fork. The Six
leenth Infantry is moving to Mussel Shell via
Bakers battle field. He thinks the remnant of
the Nez Peroes will be absorbed By the hostile
Sioux. The Crows are fighting the Nez Perces,
aud have brought ioto the agency several hun.
dred head of horses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

The CONSERVATIVE candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, General James a. Walker, is prose.
cutiog 40 ao.ive canvass. AS the main strength
of the readjusters seems to be 10 the Valley,
where they threaten to scratch bis name from
the ticket, be is directing his steps 10 that di
rectiou, 80 as to beard the lions ia their den,
aud, if We are not greatly mistaken. will prove
to all, but the leaders 10 the movement, nomi
nay against him, but really Intended to dis.
rupt the CONSERVATIVE party 10 the State, who.
of course. will not be convinced, that, at least,
while the condition of Virginia is no worse than
at present, "forciblc rcsdjustment of her debt
would be highway robbery"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
The Fairfax Delegate.

FAIRFAX Y. H., A., Sept2l, ISL
To the editor Of the Alerapdrit Gazette:
In regard to the primary election IL IN.
county on the 2lst inst, as published in your
paper on Saturday last, permit u.e IL sag tna,
if all who promised to vote for ne had ken
their promises the number would have pHrnap,
oveIrun the highest 10 the published list. " h!
they did not do so remaios for them TO cXp}air
AID to reconcile with their sense OF tIuth aui
propriety Of conduct Some Of tbs lirst men IL
political prominence proGered thcl: unsolicited
support il would announce myself catdidat',
but for some unknown reason % uic tncugN:
fit to disregard those pledges. Ieihaps | ain
too unsophisticated to understand nos Obs 5rIt
Of thing may be done without sacrificing vera
city and honor. BE it 50. perceived som'
DAYS previous to The election thar sImWcisau;s
were being turned, aod then virtually VIII
drew from the contest, and so stated the tact l.
friend. got gu! 10 printed tickets, bat con
Guided to let the count take is coarse. | ani
not at all surprised at the result, coas'i@rtn:
tho means employed. County officials, poil
county night aud day. PIC MICS, tournaments
and whiskey did the business, but if all hea,
be true the end is not yet, bu! 50 fax as | ao'
concerned, | very good huuorcdly submit, e..
pecaly as [ was 90 where in the bear Hsht.
With many thanks 10 the few bold spirits, wfio
at all hazZ rds breasted the storm 10 all It's !ucG
10 my behalf; whom ] would immortai7s a.
remnant Of that Spartan band, aad say
"Of the three hundred grant bn; three
To make new Them 1pyisc
1t has been POLITICALLY aud perhaps truly #a!d
THE voice Of the people Is odd.
It s, and it is not, the voice Of God
Respectfully, SAMUEL SIMPSON.
P.S.- send this at the fearful !isk oi {.
criticism or reprimand from our amiablc county
Judge, for what he has recently termed "scrt".
bling propensity Of the people abou. the CoHlt
House." | hope his honor will let ME of this
once, ADD promise to be as "lumb az An ors
ter 10 future y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Philadelphia has been thrown into hutter
of excitement BY heavy defslcation. But the
maio cause of the furry is not 90 much the
amount Of moaey that has been stolen as the
man who stole it-John S. Morton, President
of the Permanent Exhibition Company, aud
also President of the West Philadelphia Pas
seuger Railway Company, who, by fraudulent
ISSUES of the stock of the latter company, has
raised, and sunk, about million of dollars.
He ascr,bes his dowofal to the evil iufaences
Of Observation-Disclosures to retrieve losses By
desperate ventures, which proved unfortunate.
Some of the preachers OF the city alluded to
the affair 10 their sermons last Sunday, and
considered the defaulter's present disgrace in
the light Of retribution for the offence of
opening the Exhibition on Suuday,to which be
had given his assent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
pUBL1sHEp DAILY AND TRLwBEKLY By
EDeAR SNOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, sEPTR %, 1877.

Next to the proclamation Of the Presidents
Southero policy bis tour to the South has done
more toward removing the ifeeiug and reVlV
ipg the patriotism Of that section of the Uolon
than anything that has happened since the close
of the war. With bis good intentions 50 maui
fest, i,.wculd DOT be chivalrous. aud would be
unlike Sou bern character. if the people OF
t,s South did not reciprccate his kind tesl
ings and afford him warm support 10 all
the measures he may propose for the good
of the country. He did not make him
self President, aud a, be was ioaugurated by
the consent of the representatives of the people
ia Conpres. assembled, and as be is making
good President, it is certainly the part OF wis
dom. leaving out Of view courteous reciprocity,
to render him cheerful support 10 all bis good
works
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

The colored people 10 Washington who
would rather s.arve there than come to work
on the farms 10 Virginia, where they would be
called "Digaers," from present appearances will
have to starve, for the Labor Exchange OF that
city proposes procuring employment for resi-.
dents only, and tho unemployed persons who
are DOT bona fde citizens of Washington 6nd
themselves excluded from tho benefits of the
orponiy .tion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

The workingmen's party is becoming moro
and more communistic. At convention of
that party, held in Baltimore last night. Pres
dent Ward delivered a speech, 10 which
he referred to the burning Of the Patent
Office, aud said the Intelligence OF its destruction
caused him great qualification. He hoped it
would never be rebuilt. The convention cx.
pressed its sympathies With bis utterance by
warm applause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Should our people co operate with the Wood
lawn Agricultural Society. as their best interests
demand, 10 all probability there will after the
present year be consolidation of all the vari-
GUS AgriculturalSocietie for many miles around,
and our city be chosen for permanent exhibi.
tons, aud permanent buildings be erected for the
purDose,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
FaIrfuK DeIeRates

Tie lJlla'sng is the vote, as certified TO the
uncersigne d, cast at the primary election On the
2lst instsr t for candidate of tie conservative
party of'.he county of Fairfax to be voted for
at The suing election for the House of Delegates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Portions Of tia vertebra OF an antediluyian
monster have been unearthci at Hazle!on, Pa
living beneath sm ali coal seam which o7erlies
the mammoth vein ofthe HsZleton basin. Work
has been suspended until scientific assistance
can be obtained to superintead tho removal Of
the rest of the skeleton.