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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
.OALUBRIAs at PRIVATE SALE

akSALU BKlA- al = hL Y hlf OALE.--I
~ viii sell privately, oalubria. situated in
kGadoun SGua three and half 1d.1 niles east Of
Alexan1dria, in very fertile neigh borhood-
The FARM contains THREE HUNDRED,
SIXTY NINE s, THREE-FOU RTH ACRES
about eighty acres in fine Timber, the remainder
arabic, well set in grass, of fye years standing
except one field Of blue grass ofseventy acres
twenty eight years Old. which has been used
entirely for grazing. The farm is well waterad,
but not subject TO overflow or injury by the
same. There is no farm in the county more
productivein wheat, corn, &c, and decidedly
the best for grass and grazing that | nm ac-
quainted with The buildings are excellent;
STONE HOUSE, three stories high, very <7sa
convenient and well arranged, and q tine I4::9yl
Granar y, capable OF containing three thousand
bushels Of grain, FL other necessary out houses,
but q barn recently burnt. There is very
F1NE ORCHARD Of select fruit Of every Va
riety. I deem 1t useless to say more in regard
to the property, presumiDg those wishing to
purchase will call and examine for themselves.
It is seldom such property comes into market
A large proportion Of the purchase money will
not be required. perhaps, for many years.
- ALPHEUS GIBSON, II. D. "
LOutl0ur county. sep 25-tnov Is
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F E II @ 7 & I
/ RNTOLD 6 FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
TAIIORS TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURN ISHING GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer
chant Tailoring business, at No SO, King st., to
to O'Neal 6 Dwelly, and removed 20 No. SO, we
porpose to offer your inspection good line Of
the above goods. Our long experience IN the
Us a great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell st small advance or
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors
IS we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap,
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment q great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand. Give US q call and you will
never regret it, at No. g., King street, next
door to Millers China Store.
sep 22-tf ARNOLD g FIELD
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A subscriber from Lynehburg writes Us that
he does not receive the Gazette regularly
sometimes getting three and four papers to-
gether. We can say, ditto to Mr.. Burke >
The Iynchburg papers frequently come to us
once a Week-in abunch.
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EDOOGS AND STATIONERY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
z? Es r. Il G. II , s

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
no. lo4, KING STREET, ALEIANDRLA, ~
desire to call the especial attention OF fder-
chants, Teachers, and the public generally to
the large and we'll selected stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
which offer for sale at the lowest cash prices
including full assortment Of Cap, Note and
Letter Paper, Printing Cards, Bibles, Episcopal
and Catholic Prayer Books, Gold Pens, Guillot's
& Perry's celebrated Steel Pens Ihaddeqs "a
vid' ana Arnold's best Writing Fluid and Ink,
Paints. Water Colors, DominoeS, Pencils States,
Copy Books, Memorandum and Pass Books,
Penholders, Envelopes all sizes and qualities,
Inkstands, Chess and backgammon Boards and
men, Pocket Books, Photograph ALBUMS, Mag
azines. Reviews, NEWSPAPERS, Periodicals,
Playing Cards, Portfolios Writing Desks,
Rulers, all other articles usually kept n hrst
class Book and Stationery Store.
All orders from the country promptly attend
ed to- .' GEORGE Il. FRENCH,
aug Soft
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESIAB
g LISH MENT
Messrs. O'Neil & Dwellg having purchased
the interest Of Messrs Arnold & Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSlN ESQ,
have removed to the Store lately occupied By
that firm,
83 KING STREET.,
Where may be found the best assortment Of
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FoEE1oS and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr.. ONeil:s ability IS q cutter iustihes them
in assuring their customers stylish and well
Citing garment:
They have also q fine assortment Of. Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks
Ties, Scarfs and Gloves Of al kinds.
" Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at 50 King street, one door
east Of Parker's Theatre. sep Zo--tf
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA E. Z.

" @ r. G L % s Il p Z r S
Owing to the want Of Depots along the line
OF the road, on and after 1st October next pre-
payment Of freight will be1equired on all ship
mcnts to Washington, and to all waY Stations;
Freight to Aloxandria and LynchbuTg, and
from and IL naItmore, will be collected on de-
livery. JOHN +. LA1HAIA
sep 25-?tn Caner2l Passenger agent
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS &3c:-Ihe under
- signed would res pect1ul!y call The attention
of buyers to his psesent stock Of DRY GOODo
and NOTIONS, and rs his goods are bought
for cash, and rs he is frequently receiving
FRESH SUPPLIES the public would 90 we'll
to call and examine for Themselves, as he has
resolved to sell on as reasonable terms as any
house in the city 1T strictly cash prices.
J, f. JOHNSON.
sep S--df III, KING street.
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MORE RoBBERI Gs.-Mrs. Elliot's house, at
Yeates' Garden has been robbed of ST ESQ in
greenbacks bank notes, &c. Depredations ia
the Southern end of the city, on the suburbs,
on wood giles, gardens, fences, &C., have com
mcnced with great yigor, preparatory TO the
winter cam paign
POLICE REPORT. morning, W. Ill.
Ward, E. Mudd, W. Kidwell and G. Young,
we're arraigned before the Mayor for disordery
conduct, and fined, each S. S. Thornton,
Pollard Jackson, Joseph Sirius and VIM. Har-
ris (colored) were charged with throwing stones
IN the street, admonished, aud dismissed
aHas
Fine fall Weather-but warm IN the sunshine
and rain much wanted Fogs rise from the
low grounds, early in the morning-and bill
lous levers aud fever and ague prevalent along
the river courses. Mosquitoes still abound.
A"nipping frost would 'rectify' the malaria,
andkill off the mosquitoes
The Washington Star says: We understand
that orders have been issued directing the dis
mantling of the remaining Notifications around
" ashington, except Battery Rodgers and
Fort Foot A number of the forts were dis.
manted some time ago. Battery Rodgers is
at the south end of this city, and Folt Foot is
at the Bluff on the Maryland shore.
Bacon hams are selling, by retail here at Sc
<937 Cts per ID.
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gether. We can say, ditto to Mr. Burke. >
The Lynchburg papers frequently come to US
once week-in 3 bunch.
One % n, who calls il to see us, occasion
ally, and says be goes FOR truth announces
that be will hold forth in front Of the Marshall
House, next Friday night Truth is said
to be found sometimes 10 the s'bottom Of .
WE'LL whether it can be picked up in a night
meeting 10 the streets, is yet to be seen.
Drs. r. Fl. Stabler and c. w Chancellor
propose to give course Of lectures this fall and
winter, on Chemistry and Physiology. The
Introductory lectures Of the course Will be
free. Suitable apparatus for experiments and
demonstrations. Notice will be giving when
the Lectures are TO commence.
Mr.. John Barnes who was arrested about
two gears ago, and has since shat time been
confined iu the New Y ork State Penltentiary
was released last week, and has returned to his
home in Fairfax County.
Gov. VIM Smith spent few days n Wash
ington, and this place, last week. Tie looks
hale and hearty. He is NOW quietly engaged
on his farm in Fauqulerin agricultural puT-
| suits.
Prices are S'going up, . again, it seens-ln
the face Of the decline in gold. The reasons
given for this are not satisfactory to the IN
Initiated so far as they relate to increased
demands Crops are plentiful.
| ---aas>- ~$sH--------------
J. G. Richardson, formerly Comn,issary CT
the Contraband Depot, has been appointed
Superintendent of Freedmen fer this place. IN
place of Rev. E. Owen.
|
Mr.. Fonschill had his hand shot 30 pieces
| Yesterday by the accidental discharge OF p
pistol which he was loading.
/
VIM. Washington, the artist, has removed
bis studio from Richmond, and intends ioca-
| ting In New Y ork city.
The funeral of Mr. ". G. Reynolds was al
tended, yesterday, By the members OF the Ma
| sonic fraternity
Secretary Stanton has returned TO MASH
ington.
Business Oh the Canal at Georgetown q
again quite lively.
| .E:3 ------------s
-.~r GOLD
NFw York September 26.-Gold, 1875.
T. <z-rs
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESIAB
g LISH MENT.
Messrs. ONeil & Dwelly having purchased
the interest Of Messrs. Arnold & Field IN the
MERCHA Mt TAILORING BUSlN ESS,
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s. Mr.. John Barnes, who was arrested about
two gears ago, and has since shat time been
confined III the New York State Penitentlary,
was released last week, and has returned to his
home in Fairfax County.
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n ] S S 0 L y T I, 0 N

II ] S S O L y T 7 0
The copartnership heretofore existing under
the style and firm Of FLOW ERS & 30 WEN,
is this day dissolV ed by mutual consent
j. r. BOWEN will continue the Grocery
and Ship Chandler business at the old stand,
No. l. King street, and will assume all the LA
bilties of the late firm, and receive all debts
due the same.
All persons owing monies will make prompt
settlement, and all persons holding bills agains:
the firm will present them for payment.
4. j. FLOWERS.
j. r. BOWEN.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. IS, 1865, se2O-2w
COMPREHENSIVE Having associated our
~ selves together on the lst Of September,
1865, under the name Of WHEAT & BRO, We
shall conduct the business of GROCHRS, FOR.
WARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS at No. 3, corner Of Strand and Fay
cite Alley, where we solicit our former friends
and the public to call. }. J. WHEAT,
sep l9-lm B. WHEAT
NTOTlCE.-W have disposed of our interest,
~ in the Tailoring Business, hitherto carried
on by Us. at No 80, King street, to Messrs,
O. 4 ell s. DWelly, and we cheerfully recommend
them TO the patronage Of our customers.
sep 2l--tf ARNOLD 4 FlELD.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
p T}SSRS. O'NEITl & DWELLY have this
Iva day formed O-partnership tor the pur-
pose Of carving on the MERCHANT TAIL
ORING and FURNISHING GOODS BUSI~
ESS, 1T the stand formerly occupied by
Mes srs Arnold & Field, SO, King street.
EDWARD ONEIL,
sep 2j--tf ROBT. &. D WILLY.
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UEORGE f, WHITE &; CO.,
" Liberty Hall
So and 81, CAMERON STREET,
And Warehouse,
Corner Of Wilkes and Royal streets,
Alexandria, Va,
For the sale Of
GUANO, GRAIN, HAY AND FEED.
Offer for sale A e. in barrels and half barrels,
from the fayorite Washington Brewery, a.
ways on hand and daily received. II GEE
BEER, in the usual packages. GROCERIES
of every variety, and at lowest prices. Flour,
Hay, Grain and Feed in every variety,
Rags, Iron, Bottles, Hay, Grain, Sumac,
Butter, and Eggs always purchased ut market
prices. sep l2-tf
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Gov. VIM. Smith spent few days n Wash
ington, and this place, last week He looks
hale and hearty. He is NOW quietly engaged
on his farm 10 Fauqaler in agricultural puT-
suits.
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Bacon hams are selling, by retail here at Sc
1881 cts. per h.
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Prices are going up, again, it seems-in
the face Of the decline in gold. The reasons
given for this are not satisfactory to the 'in-
Inflated SO far as they relate to increased
demands. Crops are plentiful
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Mr.. Fonschill had his hand shot 10 piece
yesterday by the accidental discharge OF
pistol which he was loading H.
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j. G. Richardson, formerly Comnssissary CT
the Contraband Depot, has been appointed
SUPERINTENDENT Of Freedmen fer this place, IN
place of Rev. E. Owen.
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The funeral of Mr. W. G. Reynolds was al
tended, yesterday, by the members OF the Ma
sonic fraternity.
, 1865-12-24

The n. T. Herald proposes to adjust the DIFF
ference OF views existing between the Radicals
and Conservatives oD the question Of reton-
su.,ction by IN amendment 10 the Constitu-
tion. It SAYS:
South, 10 he r1nde The interests Of the rarty IN
power: We answer by comprehensive adjust
inen' in the supreme Law. s1t>facioy to all parties
cnecd,edin the following proposition ,or consti:
tutional amendment, which we understand Will
shorty be trousAt before CONGRESS:
elusive Over the risht of saIsase Eishln
m a ] hs e.
count @ of cofo5; faec o. .sisS:ea. -
h E s II rs n;s IL 1sefoe
"a; leo.ided, however. hat ms es,af Tot app,y to
1s4s 1h ps9ee ., = WHICH
'1his rropo-iuon4 ii seems tosuE, covers the whole
s1onnd Q! our exiting dlhccltlcs With the late n
tion to the se.cra Staes over the Right Of suffrage
with lie sa>irg rTosiso that there shall he no eS-
c;siprs from ihls right on account Of color. race
or religion. This pule MI races "a to voting upon
footing Of equality, while II lcayea 10 each state
the right to determine ior itself what qualifications
Il .he way Q. picpeny, cauea'to1, Incidence, &C,
to us, could he farcr to the States and 10 n pattes
concerned tLan general suffrage in this form. n
The next Place, the universal amnesty proposed viii
Se1lE all QUE eX1SIlnE etQ2.11sSnnCulH III lG1EttntE
to rchc dlsqralifealuns and conzcations; end, In
tue fell absolutior for all the Fms Of the rebellion
the people Of the South. from JcM. DAVIS down
will feel that they arc indeed restored as brethren
in the creat and GloFions family OF the Union.
''Lei tie Republican party make these propositions
for constitutional amendment its Reconstruction
platform, and il will be supported by tie admins
i1alfon and the country. Let this amendment With
in few weeks be passed from Eoneress 10 u.
tate, and before the end OF the present session
can be ratified by threcfo Of The States. No.
is the time tor action when the State Legislature
arc n session or abo1t 10 convene. Glyc us th1
p:nin and easy t1at within fow mouths shall b.
iul]y prepared, vii the reunited North md Soul
10 .cltle our outstanding accounts with England
, 1865-12-24

A Matrimonial F1asco.

In fashionable quarter q The eity itse. certain
come importance. Nj. lis q "parient;" he
who L, or rather Nas, rather expensive ornamen.
in bis household. She = pretty. however, and be
s ssh nd with al the psdo 81 fond hs, be
her; hs 'wssi wsne4sI .he ~saea oE xas as hss,hst
is, L money could purchase e. J. i. ~ Vow ,h,, ~,
She .inned not but nom the tact that the object
OF ber. young affection was youth very much BE-
nealh her ii woslllJ point Of view, her t,thes
sned 9ns % tsat lie man who would become her has-
bapd should have positfon In the world, backed up
hy psny Of gtssnbssak. SS
ever nope 10 vim her fathers consent lie was
willing 10 please hts daughter in e.csy respect but
this, md 30 dsm was he on ibis point, that woen
sRRsisa sR!sR1sis thai na. e youss @ xboa
imposaihie that ehe could ever massy, him.
moue hi Tf Ths young man whose cine WIS poy
e1ty, wns ordered from the house. md on being
seen around there few days Later. one Of the els
M2 IT. IL Int was .irons onc 5es ana 'hs
youne man Of poverty took Il. Ne d,sintl return:
M.ss A1abena telt cory for her lover 3ehe pltied
him, she mou1ned for him. and she lovoa him mora
deeply than ever. She was closely watched and
could ueTer get glimpse Of him. yet her toutl
heart soon found means Of coFre*pohdenee With
hJm. Letters passed between them frequently, and
of course, the stem parent knew nothing Of II.
Things went on In this way for several months,
dunn. which time Atr. H Introduced to bis
daughter young gentleman from the Ensr named
D.. lie wa* wealthy and good looking, snd A. A.
nbe{la was Al oDta given 10 understand tnat sne
would please her father, she must reeefse M5. -.
favora6ly. Being obedient g.rl she asa 80 ~ ~, ~
Whist ensu her p15poee gate a. xfi ifs.oia6y
IN his opinion, and II course Of line rs oo decided
upou. aud esery thing went % .sftil ~ III
AZ tie mn. .nect or having his dansn = ~ ~
- ~ .ent event. Being hts only enI1. nc Was
S.sn aaa sns thnf she should ha4e WedainE mat
Gstei Gis anf st1-rrsce princess. Everything TINT
wolff. WOLFF eon1d Ear was procured. and mill1ners,
aossyg,,kerr jewellers and contecdnuer. Tere busy
pfsH n 1.si the huppJ day arrived, and arEaycd IN
tH e. Hrsde, accompanied BY her fliends, drove to
| fSs ts ehnsch she did not sppetr happy, IN. It'd
| 1ife orc ktpt in suspense. The bridegroom was
| inyors and counted himself tbe h3ppiesG uan on
| earth Alas, how mtstsken he Tfr.
i Arriving at The church the party we're abouS
en1etiEC, when strange Young man stepped tof.
ward and hastily toruattn. package lnto tne
hands OF the bridegroom, disappeared ~ qhles!1
as poss1ble. Wondering what snch N unaslai
oecu11eccc eonM mean, Mr.. b. looked ii ~ rns: sS:
nge ard saw written there .heon words ~.
repgg upon u" Moro a.oaa he'd th'n
ever. be excused hlrsolf for monsn1
hln M fpu,d number Of letters Il
4 Tue htndw1it1ug Of bis blush1ng os70e anu VI
, 1865-12-24
Curious Matrimonial Mudd1c-ClvfI
and Ecclesiastical Law at FaHIL
fErorx ~ pjttahnr7h Enyafta stu.

A novel abandonment case came Up IN tho
Court Of Quarter Sessions on the sth N instant.
Frum the testimony on the bearing at that
time, It seemed clear case o. aeSesno1, anu
m order was entered asc2f99,IIey. 9,!Iy IN the
TOR the defendant, obtaeu ,sh shle @ un .ns nis
trtct Attorney to sho" shasS Wy tae usngt VI
the Sth inst. should r. hot ~ sasatIu, ns Ue1aus
or set aside, and On ~. ~ ,sn.nS snJ ros Htus
facts were de'e'cp s,qa, AMv ~, ,hn n1a.set w.
Weisenberses, of1he Irish % tsnersna.on ).
bis VIE vie, men menhcrs Of the Catholic Chnrch-
, 1865-12-24
GEN, SHERMAN I'm ARKANSAS.

We like the ring Of Gen. shcrrnan's speech
before the people Of arkansas, in Convention
assembled, given elsewhere in this issue. II
Is soldierly and manly, and comes directly to
the point. II deserves TO be made tract for
distribution broadcast ut the South. where it
would do an immense dca1 of good. There
is not shade Of sentimcntahty In 1t, The
speaker deals With hcts just as they arc, and
declares what changes may md ought to be
made. Considering that the body addressed
WAS largely made up Of late rebel officers,
anxious for the supersedurc of the present
State Government, by the President and Com
sress, it must be seen that Gen. Shezman's
plain harangnc struck squarely home in the
place WHERE 1t Is most pecded. He tells them
the remedy that will bring about q change
in the condition Of their shambling and
halt barbarous communities. He docs not
scrnple to assure them that they are quite us
well or nsthcJ deserTc to be, and that only
one opening is offered for their change for the
better, obedience to the laws, voluntary II
they will, compulsory if That must be the re.
SORT There Is not shade Of datterY In this
haranguc, aud the speaker doubtless Judged
from his audience that II was not needed. he
sums up the duty OF tho hour for the citizens
Of Arkansas in callfor work, "el6o,o grease u
is his phrase. He charges them to encourage
internal improvements, inrlte immigration,
and buiid upthe. homes, the civilization, and
the wealth Of their State. In the frame ol
mind IN which this speech left them, the Peo.
plc's Convention Of Arkansas, could be very
ea.cly left to themselves and their convictions
not only Of propricty, but necessity.
, 1865-12-24
naKR Rh NEnEI. rAzfr1sS

The following amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of the United States introduced By
Mr.. Farnsworth, Of Illinois. los passed the
House Of Representatives by vote Of 150 TO
II, and now awaits the action OF the Senate
<.3r II Fxsntr<d by t.< :srnGte c1f Hour u Reprs-
REtGfrt8 Of Le United s&MtS in LonpTG3s ussfAb&sl,
(twpthirls Of both Houses concusrins,} That the
following article be proposed 10 the Legislatures q
the several Sta1rs as IN anendmcni to tie Con5ti-
tatton Of re ln1isd S1nts Wc % hen r. ra, ,a,;a y =
all Intent. and purposes as art Of said constatn
lion. Iamciy:
nor ahsn any sppsups1asion Of rnosIry b. made py
either the Tilted States, or any one OF Tic States
thereof, for the purpose OF paying c1tnes In whole
ever, i:cuno. made Or EuCaEed ny any on. Or more
pf the StDtes, the people Ine1eo fn. 1he purpose
Of hiding rebellion asanst The Constitution and
laws Of lhe Cnitc1 States.''
1t would seem at FIRST blush As though such
IN amend ment TO prevent thc payment OF the
rebel debt, and Of I'LL debts, any part of Which
went 10 sustain the rebellion, could hardly
be Necessary; that the power Of the Federal
Government, and the TACT OF the reputation
Of these debts by Reconstruction Conventions,
would always suffice 10 prevent the attempt
TO nav such an obligation. But neither oi
these assn mptions Is well founded. 4fterthc
rccopstruc1ipg States shall bc admitted by
Congress the Fcdaral Government will fher
have no further power to enforce upon thrlr
nuy policy moi based on the Constitution O.
the United States. Even q provision repu
dintine the rebel debt In their own constitu
lions could be repealed by their OWN people
aud the Federal Government would then have
no power to interfere. We know, moreover,
that the only class whom President johnson
nlinws tn vote af fhc South fayOr the nav.
, 1865-12-24
horses, then the figures pile..up mountain high

hnfsc5, then The fEmcs Pile up MOUNTAIN high
1bc rrnort says.
1mpcrfse, analyses Of coutrarts aad reports in
this otBco ind'easea supply Of fosase during tha
e Maa e. e. ., co.,,nr
SfG5s 10 bashcls Of ont, cos,ing..... SIsss0eso9
1,b1SGs! tons Of hav, cost!nz..'.'.' saE6e @ 5m 70
"4'-'' ''0s " ''''"' ''''' --C@w ,c.s
Total cstima!cd cost Of forage during
tne W. 50 s r. + ;;t n;'s ''o
int vaet quantities Of lorsse ssere purchased and
issMeo Al remote q subordinate no,ts ascoants
eus1sss SIa Of III rorehrrs SIsbuT.,ae 3icr
Hitch vas purchased or takeq on he rE.seh By ON
eeIs e6 gs y " ose :,
, 1865-12-24

ro, T1,n.,h,1,,, 11.r~o,., T. . ~ .
uo1' AncopAlAus 4"tsous III 4ettet 10 tne
Noston ddN77sStf oe1ends Tue jurisdiction OF
Congress over the question of suffrage IN the
800. t.,...u. ct.ta, 49,. ..-,...t a., -,
leconsLocl1HS SkaLe5, aHu huSSeeesls INC loI-
lowing us
t..x ~ "a rs-sn4oa .n
AVA ~ 1o.1I, at ~ s.Ea5 SA'e republican
uR4 II eno-,t.1 ~ rsIrthf,,a II, ~.
tof or isWs of inv S,,ie {,eh cn7ves ~
as nnt~fonrtf1 mai nf rhr eiti1rns ~ ~, So.
ascert.ine1i by ina lat n1ecrdfn" rrnsns ~ cbss
ar uriyjc1cs 81 ptoncrtr Of csncstion ~ s,.nJsrs
EriD~c thr co5.Ttr rs rsi,ies or nr ~
Farr which r;ghts r. nr;r;tse. .s~ s y. ~ ~! IL
teeth. ..,t - .;S Il ~ sesSeu "
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