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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
A SHOOTING AFFRAY IN MARTINsvILLF

A SHOOTING AFFRAY IN MARTINSvILLE
"A serious affray occurred in Martinsvlle
on last Friday evening, during which Chas.
Armstrong, late Lieutenant in the First
West Va. Cavalry, was shot and killed by
Chris. Ensinger, hotel keeper of Martins
vile. Armstrong, it appears, was acting
discrderly in EnEnger's house, and abusing
his wife, Who was attending bar in her hus.
bands absence. Ensinger's little girl hunt
ed him and told him Armstrong was abu.
sing her msther and threatening to kill her.
Upon the return of Ensinger his wife
informed him Of these facts, and that the
deceased had insulted her. Ensihger or
dered him out of the house, but he refused
to go peacsably, and Ensinger xpelled him.
In short time Armstrong returned and
made some threatening demonstration, and
went behind the bar and took a bottle,
which he carried with him out into the yard
in the rear Of the house Ensinger armed
himself and followed him ort, when the
alteration was renewed. Ensnger drew
his pistol and fred and just as he fred some
one knocked his arm up aud the ball enter
ed the forehead of the deceased, above the
right eye. Armstrong died about three
quarters Of an hour after he was shot. An
inquest was hold on bis body by Coroner
Harper on Saturday.
Ensinser came up to St. Clarsville on
Saturday morning and surrendered himself
to the Sheriff and was committed to Jail.
We are indebted for these facts mainly to
the Coroner and the Wheeling papers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24

Gov. ANDREW, of Massachusetts,
has been offered the Presidency OF
Antioch College, at Yellow Springs
His acceptance is regarded as doubtful.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24

TEACHERS EXAMINATION, at the usual
place, Saturday, Sept. 3 commencing at 9
O. clock.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
DIR. William Estep.

OPERATING Surgeon, having retired from Military
required or the human body Such as Trephring The
Skull in comprosfon OF the brain. from any cause re-
qniiing such operations ampualion OF uppsr lower
ektrentles al any point. kxsccton Of Joints portion
OF Shafts of Bones, Sraghlen Cross Eyes Club Feet.
remove Cataract remedy determines Of tie Eye Lids
usert Artificial Ey es mado from mate rial OH an
improved principle. the iAserton not causing pain. and
viii have the oFemerts and beauty OF the natural
ENiirpales enlarged Ionsls in two seconds Operate
Hair lip aud other dcfornliies OF the mouth Ra-
move al lnmors tnot mslignantl. Unsighllv mole Of
the face removed without leaving a scar.
All operations performed without pain.
I.oydsville Ohio, June 2o-3m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24

DON'T FORGET to attend the great Stock
Sale Of j. Il H. Heberling, three miles
West of Morrstown, on the 3Oth inst. 2w
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.sss,,ssatstra,rts,s .,o,scg.

NOTICE il hereby gven that atthe Probate C,ourt io
~ b.i'not County, Okio, the undersigned was an
PohsI sna qualified rs AGnsirairi1 n the estate OF
DAVID iho.un Gcc'd. In" oi sGlt C0uuay.
All those mebted g. rad estate are feql 10 max
HarediHe payment; snd tt>-- 'svins ''aiaf sauTst
sag .s'ais %rc E5.'""f to present then for seueeat
N..,i4... S.Gc > Ini- uat-
Aug ih-3
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
Dirooiuticn.

'rHE Firm sl Rhodes Narir ID j, this day d.ro'v.
L ec Hy mutUal consent ltier p,uy Is s,u6oril-, 10
settle ,he Osuks oi sad hrm
D. 7. RliODS
NM. S. WARFIFD.
Bridgeport, o June aJth, 1905.
" v nh ries having purchased the stock OF tyVa =
Wsrhed, has assoea'ed ltith him ris SON NJ Rhodes
for the purpose OF continuing the Wlole ale Grocer
aud Coninsslon business under Ihe nEinc and style "
f. p. Rhodes \ So,
1. retl,ils irom the old hrm, ] thAnI 80
.. my friends Tor
r. ,.age uasi t.ey .Nill continue The same 10
the new firm. N.sd. b XAkpxkdsB/
jy6A3g
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State Of Ohio, Belmont County.
Cesx,'t OF Conssss 0as PFsus.

Allen T. Rrandenburgh THE defendant Amanda
Amanda Brandenbursh side. at Lone Rock, Wiscon.
SIN, viii take notice that the 18th day Of August,
LOO, petition filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Couri oil Common Pleas in and for the County of Rel
mont and State OF hlo, by Allen r. Brandenb1rgh the
obeet and prayer OF which is to obtain divorce from
the said Amanda Brandenburgh
The cause assigned is adultery with one Jonn, Fayy
eeit al the city oI Chicago in the State of Iino. abou
March lst, ls6i, and again with Jonas Fawceu at Chi
cogo IN the Slate OF Illinois, in July August and Sep
lember le6l, and with divers other persons at different
umes and places both before and after March, 1854.
SAID cause will be for he airing at the next term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for Belmont County Ohio
ALLEN r. BRANDENBURGH .
BY l.. DANFoRD, his Atty
August "a, 1S65.-6w
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The Kentucky Election.

The Frankfort Ky. J Commonwealth, af-
ter publishing extensive tabular election
returns, sums up as follows:
SENATE If the foregoing returns are
correct, and we suppose they are, the Union
party have seventeen Senators, and the Op-
position have nineteen. Two Districts to
hear from, one Of which the Union party
are almost certain Of obtaining, with strong
probability Of the other. If We obtain
both, then the Union party tie the Oppo-
siton in the Senate The Union party hal
bit t,celcc 10 ts'enty' an the last Senate. -
This will do pretty well at this time.
HOUSE. 1t will be perceived that forty
five Opposition Representatives have been
elected, and twenty. eight Union Represen-
tctives. There are some four whose politi-
cal status We do not know When all the
counties are heard from, we think the rep
resentation in the House of Representatives
will be about forty-two Union to fifty-eight
Opposition. In the last House of Repre-
sentatives the votes were hirtyttco Union
and sirtyeight Opposition.
TREASURER. The total vote for Treas
urer received at the Office Of Secretary of
State, in ninety counties, is as follows:
j; H. Garrard, Oppposition,"..".... 81, ,647
VIM. L.. Neil, Union......".......... SO, 573
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
Court OF Belmont County Ohio. viii offer FOR sale
at public auction, on
SATURDAY, August 26. 1865,
between tle hours OF and O'Clock afternoon upon
the premises The following described real estate gnt.
IN the County Oi Belmont and State ei C.o VIZ: Be
gnnlng lOr lhr sane Mt the Southwest Corlet Of tho
Northwest quarter OF the Southwest quarter oi :, ciiu
10 III fowishp t. 1Iange L. IN the S;culi-nyillc land
Dlsrlcti thence WIN the Section i- Norih ri poles ;
thence right angle Fast IL pole: thence at rieIt
a'g!c south - FCles 10 white ash OH the Southern
bouhdhry oil SAID qHnrtrE; tlIeuce wii SAID boundary
Wesi - poles TO the place of beginning. containing 'l
acres three rnos aud twelve p,ies the more
or Jess APPRAISED az ss--
Terms OF sale oneiGlf IN hand. the balance in thrty
days from the day OF .ae. with interest paynieugto b..
securedto the satisfaction oi sait. Administrator.
. -. JOHN hCkiSSCS. Admit
Aug. u lS'' oi Joseph Gay, deed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24

DEAN-GORDON.-Ont the 18th inst ut IN. Ioyj.'
House BY !. keisw anger Esq, MIR John &. Dean NJ
Isnesullle. O. aud Mise Mary Ellen Gordon Of Nor.
ristown, Belmont county.
RClllBOLD-PAGGoI'r.-O On the 10Th inst at the
National Hotel by same. sMr. Edward Archibsd Of
Wheeling and Miss Lorsna Paggou si BeIm.ni Co.
TUCKER-LUCAS July 18Th. by Rev IT. cnrwriybt
q, the residence Of the BRIDES father. Mr. Weller
Tucker OF Monroe County, 0nd Miss Francis r..
Lucas OF Belmont Co.
-McNfCHoTS.-Angnst1 13th. by IN. sam. et
the residence OF the late John Gator Mr. William ID
Smith aud Ali1s Ann r. McNichols al Of Bel. Cs
GOoDWIE-LUFTON-Au Eth by the sam, nj
the parsonage IN Somrrton. Mr GEORGE Gs,dtsin OF
Monroe county aud Miss Mary Lupton Of Bel. Go.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING 143f Acres One Hundred Acres
~ cleared, and most of the wood land under fence
adjoining Lewis Mill Station the Central Ohio Rail.
road There is Oh the Farm good FRAME HOUSE
ana STABLE. Apply to the subscriber the premises
or to G. l. Poorman, ST. Clairsville.
Aug IL 6w* WILLIAM PARKS.
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Garrard' s majority. ................... 974

In the remaining twenty counties to be
heard from, officially, we believe that Neal,
the Union candidate, will receive from 2.
500 to 3, 600 majority. This will secure the
election of the Union candidate by a major
ity of about 1000, a majority of the popu-
lar vote of the people OF Kentucky.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
The Democratic Ticket.
FOR REpRESENTATIV

FUN REPRESENTATIVES,,
ALEXANDER PArros,St. Clairsville
DR.. LUKE VooRHEs, Flushing.
TREASURER, tr
I. H. PATTERSON, st. Clairsville.
CLERK OF THE COURTS,
J.F.CuARLEswoRTH, St. .ClairSville
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
MI. W. GLOVER, st. Clairsville.
RECORDER,
JOHN BlcknAM, st. ClairSville.
COMMISSIONER,
JESSE BARTON, Coerain Township.
CORONER,
THOMAS MITCHELL, Pease Township.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
JOHN TAcoAsr, near st. Clairsville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24

The notorious Gan. JEFF. Thompson has
gcrs ipsQ Z kssiaess arn in New Orleans:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
LEGAL Notice.

lShhC Il; BofNlN, John y. Bokn, Benjamin "
L. Botkn. Susan Chapman and Henry Chpnmnn h. ,
husband, Elma A. Bell and David Bell her husband.
i.ohtH Chnphian. Crtharine Nj Chapman and Benjamin.
H. Chapman, are hereby notified that OH the ~, dov Of
ausnSt ls05 Joseph p Arrck, Administrator oi Robe RI
T. HolE hled in the Probnte Court Of Belmont Co @
aPetlloh setting forth that the said Robert c. Hot;in
entered INTO conrnct in writing with Emily Aver for
me sale anu conveylce to her Of lot number Ave and
WcIve iee OIL the West aide cf lot six in the town of
E erected OH SAID lots That the said Emily has paid
hr purchase money except SldD with interest thereon
from April lst, 1854 aud offers 10 pay that remainder
upon receiving decd in fee simple for said pre- Uses
aud The petition prays for authority 10 make the Ieed
Fhe petition will be for hearing on the I'd DAY Of Oc.
ober next JOSEPH 2. ARRiCK
admir- OF Robert C. Bo,kn, decd
August p4 1865. -3w wv "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
Administrators Sale of
Real Estate,

| ~ ol All orueT granted ny the Probate
Court of Belmont County, Ohio will offer for sale
at public auction, on ..--'
SATURDAY, September 80, 1865,
at o. clock p M upon the premises the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate in said County Belmont
and State OF Ohio to wit The first tract beginning for
its boundaries at the Souh East corner of the North
East quarter Of Section 90 Township T. OF Range g.
and running thence n ;s poles thence s ~ 9 w 40
polesi thence :. 80 w 30 poles; thence g. poles
thence f. SO poles TO the place of beginning contain
ing Hcres and 90 perches more or less
Second tract being part OF the North West quarter
OF Section IL, Township z, of Range g. beginning for
its boundaries at the South West OF said quarter
and running thence East l67 poles the East boundary
ol said quarter thence North along said boundary to
Jesse Whites line thence with said Whites lihe West
62 perches to the West boundary of said Section ;
hence with said West boundary South 10 the place of
beginning, containing 50 less il being the
south half OF said quarter. Appraised at s.
ierms OF sae-One-third in hand enc. third in one
year and one-hrd in Iwoyears from the day Of sale
with interest," the payments 10 be secured by mortgage
upon the premiser sold.
Said premises will he sold free from dover.
JAMES Il, LYME, Admir-
Ang, r65-5w oil Samuel B Taylor, deed.
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Farm for Sale.
Belmont Common Pleas

W.
Jacob L. Grove, plaintiff | rNIIE defendants. Ev,,ip.
-, vs. = Dillon and Hanson
N'htes burIingane Adinr Dillon her LusLand. who
oi Alex VI Grove. deed. reside in Buresu County
Evenc Dillon uHd Hanson Illinois are brrab,. ,,o,ifd
Dillon her husband. and that. on tie 18th dnv ~
others. defendants. July. isGj. tho plaiuiig filed
petition III SAID Court agains, the Admin srator and
heirs al law u Alexander N Grove dec L. aud uo,rr
the object aud prayer Of which petition TO procure IN.
sale o. certain real estue in the Town Of st. Clarsyiie
~ SAID ounty Of Belmont. OF winch said Alexander
NJ Grove died seized. TO aisy claim Of the pisitiT
ashinN said dece ent 10 secure which he has a mort.
gage on part oi said realty. being the lst iract herein.
alter descrb I'd and also. by assignment from Patience
BOOKER Judgment lien on all OF sad really Said
e. nm amounts to S6G5 20 with interest on $3.50 20
thereof from May T. l-tju AT 10 per cent per anui,n -
Sad real estate described follows: Is feet OF tho
East side OF Lot 20 GO aud the undivided third OF the
North half Of Lots ~ % aud ~ aud Of - feet inches
IN width OF OF tie middle par Of said Lot G9 Unless
SAID defendants appear aud answer or d-rnur 10 said
petition by September ~, l-65 the same will be taken
as true and confessed by them.
}. =. CHARLESWORTH Clerk
d. d. T. CowES, Atty. for lin.
Aug 9. 1855 bw
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Probate GGnrt.

L'UNDENBERC'S " telatable tvotrs Powders, !, fo
sale by ]. NJ. TODD, Bridrepeu O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
TIE CELEBRATED PATENT
g7yT5ay WASHING HTAU{ZyTI

UNION HASEiRN Fi A2HsNE1.
AND CLOTHES WRINGhR COMBINED,
Universally admitted to be the best III the world:
rsNHGY are now iii use throughout the United
Z States Cuba, South America and Europe
and have been thoroughly tested in Hospitals,
Converts Asylums, Hotels and Families gcner-
ally. receiving everywhere the most unstintcd
praise and commentator from those who use
chem, but not a single complaint.
These machines not only save thrce-fourths Of
tide labor and soap, but garments viii Last twice
as long wnen washed in them, and look cleaner
and winter than when done by band.
All fabrics from collar to blanket can be washed per-
actly without Soaking Rubbing BoiIins and boy
Girl can operate them They make Flancls beautifully soft
and clean Machine will last life time ana pay or itself
ever wear On Plantations Farms &C., they are Invaluable
THE UNION WBINGER
Has Galvanized Iron Frame Cog hheels and soo "h'te
Rubber Rolls.
It is ma5eto fit our Washing Machine and also be at
sched to any of was-tu round square, easier and
quicker than any other Wrnger, and without the least in
jury the tub. 1t will wiring large blanket or single
collar peses everybody 1t ruSts ANA mover gets
out of order, and is universally conceded to be
The 6e3t and most reliable WT111geT IN use.
When attached tothe Union Washing Machine clothes may
be washed wrung and rinsed without alng steam splng
Stops even putting the hands III water II the host
wringer III use for stationary tubs;
THE UNION WASHING MACHINE and Wrinser
THE uSioY WIRING Err Separately p
THE UNION CLOTHES DRYER be put up in
yard and folded into asma compass. 5S7
THE UNION IRONING TABLE and Skirt Board comb
THE AMh ERICA MASGIE or IRONING MACHINE
entirely disescs with heat, and makes al plain articles
beautifully smooth and glossy Simple and easy 70 work.
will be ready for sale
Call and above articles il st either of the following
de,,ots, 81 send r circular
VAN NAME & CO.. 231, Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
IS North 9th ST, st. Louis,
General Western Agents. [ 50. Madison ST., Chicago
j. WARD CO, 457 Broadway, n. T.
r. B-Our Machines have standard reputation. and are
sold entirely their merits without the aid Of RECON-
,ncnlons OF which we could furnish thousands il needut
They sneak for themselves
= We sell only fu' cash. and Nerer Cbnsiga
THOMAS PERRY, NO. $. UNION ST. (up stairs,
Sole Agent Southern Maryland and Tidewatcr Virginia
can confidently recommend the above uachine having
used it myself; and refer to all Confederate prisoners, who
were on ohnson Island Ohio who will testify its being all
that is claimed for tin the above advertisement.
-. n THOMAS PERRY.
lin. so ; Union street: ui SUNK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

BALTIMORE MARKETS, August 3 bio0r-
Howard street Super IS 75(49. i1ztFa 90,
50 Is, and City NJ lis 90. s. % Holders, il
view Of the jigIat stocks. show 20 anxiety -
realize, an3 prices close steady
Graf. Upwards d IL 600 o:E~|.e's .!
n heat, were received a. lha Corn Ezchange
this morning: both descriptions were . moi
crate demand o0y, aod prices tavo1ed buyers
Inferior to fair new white I5G(0230 cents very
fair to good do 23j(1125O cents, very good and
prime Go 255(a2z0 cents, common to tar ne"
red 10000 cents good dc. 205(02l0 cents,
and choice seed 60 235 cents Corn steady,
white 5000 cents, most q the transactions
being at the extreme price, and yellow. 92la93
cents, Oats 1902 cents, weight, the latter
an outside fieure.
Cattle. Some ! .000 hea>! Of Beef Catr(e
were received ct the State Live Stock Scales
yesterday and to-day against zoe head last
week Of this nulubec 200 head were lsold
at the close 81 market. Washington butchers
took $50 head, Baltimore butchers SIS head
and grazers IS head at prices ranging from s.
to ST 50 per 100 ibis, gross, 5or common to
very good Cattle, and At 81 IS fox prime lots.
A very large proportion q The offering were
inferior, ana the market closed heavy. ]io&>
slightly advanced.
Provisions Bacon sides 10 cents, Should
ers IS cents and sugar culel Hams - cents.
Stock Hght < al descriptions and prices fr!S.
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r. Es e. p C. FL 9 s

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. lo4, KING STREET, ALE-YAEDRLA, Ut.
desire to call the ecial attention Of Mer-
chants, Teachers, and the public generally to
tie large and we'll selected stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, AID
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
which offer for sale at the lowest cash prices
including g full assortment Of Cap, Note and
Letter Paper, Prn 8 Cards, Bibles, Episcopal
and Catholic Prar er Books, Cold Pens, GuilloGs
& Perry's celebrated Steel Pens, Thaddeus Da~
yid and Arnolds best Writing Fluid and Ink,
Paints, Water Colors, Dominoes, Pencils. States,
Copy Books, Memorandun and Pass Books,
Penholders, Envelopes all sizes ana qualities,
Inkslands, Chess and Backgammon Eoard; and
men, Pocket Books, Photograph Albuu,s Mag
Playing Cards. Portfolios, Writing Desks,
Rulers, II! other articles usually Kept IN first
class Book ara Stationery Store.
All orders from the country promptly attend
"a TO- GEORGE z. FRENCH,
aup 2O--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

On Ii. 18th August aftc" short but painful Hines in
Fairfax county. Ea AN DREW MURTAJGi!. Ill Tie b1ti'
wear his liz has left wife and eight children 20
mourn lie kind husband and gool latie--
He has been for Gany citize "t }lrfaN county ann
is hcn,oancd by all who knew in natiy" Of the County
Rosconnol ireland. May his soul rest i'll peace Ne"
York aud Brook yn papers please coi'y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
POSTS CEslEs J
TIE ATLANTIC GABLE.
New YORK. September

Last nights mail from England brings a
renort, on good authority tha5 The Great hast
eya is to he at once dis a'ched from Sheerness
10 New Foun5|iand 70 Isl, upon the way rag
1nants Of the discovered cable, which it Is hoped
will be recovered by grapp]in. ard bnoys.----
The promoters Of the enterprise il En2Ian2
are determined TO lay another cable next year,
making use Ct the recovered portions q The
old cable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
10 GAL. NEWS
The Lyachburg extension of the orange
and Alexandra Railroad has been com se'Ieo
and trains ran through to-day.

Jacob Lcbo committed suicide III PlI!ips-
burg, Centre county Pa. on Tuesday. lie
had been accused Of robbing store on the
night before, ana in desperation cut his throat'
Iebo was we'll known in Philadelphia some
wears AGO as the keeper Of the City Hotel, OF
Chestnut street below Third, and latterly as
the keeper of boarding house in Alexandra.
he was large, singular looking man, and viii
doubtless be recollected by many Of our citizens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
BLESSINGS =

4 7r1ge Prise 3eai n22nrde1 10 Ncs*rs H. N0tT
to. jar lie 1est Washing Ilinchine md U.Tnger, ct
tie EaniJuiu }niermQti0ncl Erhititi0u. d, .IN'D,
1860" also Prize flconl 1t tie .taericnH
2fn ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sc

ALEXANDRiA NARkET, Sept. T-lE3
market during the week his jccn quiet, and
prices have remained unchanged. Lha ro-
ceipts Of gram, by the River ana ha,roa3 have
been fair an' the demand good Flour may
be quoted at nom IS IS for Sonor. to $l3 for
Choice FAIRLY Wheat l50a2I5 1or common
70 prime white, and l30a23O for infc:or and
nrin2e rcd Corn 9Oa95 Cor white ard yc5!ov.
Oats 50 CTS }yo85 CTS. Provisions quiet.
Butter 252-,S cts Eggs 2S cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
&$3

We hear that an application IS to BE made
to the authorities to restore Union street, to
the condition it was in before the war, there
being no longer:a necessity for the use OF the
three railroad tracks now laid down. and room
being wanted for the more easy passage ofcarts,
draws. &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

There has been no change in the prices #
Virginia aud other Southern bank bank bills
since our report oi last week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

It is said that many Of the negroes who left
the farms, on which they formerly resided, IN
the upper COUNTIES OF Virginia. are preparing
to &c back, before the winter sets II, The
prospect, if the winter should be a severe Que,
and work not abundant, considering the high
price of fuel, ana provisions; IL Sic c4SIos, IS
not an inviting one to them to remain here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

A disturbance took place, 81 Wednesday
night, at the corner Of King and Royal streets,
in which females were involved. The parties
concerned are to be tried by the civil authorI-
ties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

An attempt was made, last night, TO burn
the stable, in the rear Of the DWELLING, at the
southwest corner Of Prince and PITT streets,
used by DR.. Noosmayer, but owing to the
straw and boards being damp, the ire vent
out Without doing much damage. On enter
inc the stable, this morning, the flooring vas
fonnd to be considerably charea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
GOLD
New York, September l.-Gold, l444.
ALEXANDRIA, STEAM DYE1NG AND
II CLOTH DRESSING HOUSE,

a. D. WAKEFIELD, FToPF1Gtor ;,
Merchants aud others are respectfully lnylted
to examine the SUPERlOR sly IN IN "h1ch
Goods are CLEANED and DY ED at this house,
NO. q, FAIRFAX STREET, OLD STAND,
where everything appertaining to well regu-
lated house of the kind be done, in a superior
manner, at moderate prices and with d1spa5e1h
TO any part of Virginia, safely and carefully
packed
a call is respectfully solicited: You WI!
Ing to accommodate al! desiring my services
Sep I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

Aeg@ Standing advertisements omitted, Tor
a few days, will have their full complement OF
time made up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

The September Term of the County Court,
for this county, commences on Monday next.