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Potato Ret.

The Ohio FGTmcr say: Complaints
of the potato rot reach Us from 81
parts of Ohio. and we have never
known a easo when the disease wa'
so wide spread as it is now. The eX.
cessive rains appear to have had m
injurious effect. What proportion Of
tho crop may be destroyed we have
no means of knowing. The Neshan.
mock is reported to he suffering most
while the Peach Blow is the least af.
fected. It is stated that the crop is
likely 10 prove an entire failure ii
portion u Northern Illinois The tops
have been beaten down and killed by
the rams, and the tubers are covered
with white specKs which develop in-
to the rot
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Union County Nominating Con-
VeHtiOu.

Pursuant to a call of the Central Com
mit:oc, the Delegates elected to the
Trumbull County Union Nominating
Convention, assembled at Webb's Hall,
Tuesday, August %, ana organized by
appointing c. II. Hunt, Esq, President,
James Caldwell, Vice President. and 6.
w. Snyder and T. W. Case, Secretaries.
The following Committee on Creden-
tials was appOinted-Buel Barnes, Of Gus.
tavus, \. NJ. Brockway, Of Hartford, W.
B. Kennedy Of Bazetta.
The Convention adjourned until one
o'clock, z. NJ.
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The Approaching Cholera

The cholera makes slow advances
westward. In Italy, Spain and Farnce
according tOa late report, this dread
full disease was carrying off it's vic
Tins. Excepting q few places such
as Alexandria and Constantinople,
the mortality does not appear to have
been large, and even in those cities
the disease is spoken of as abating,
The early appearance of cholera in
London seems TO be regarded there
as Il forgOne conclusion. The Times
believes if the cholera comes that
way that no quarantine no detention,
no fumigatiOn no lines Of demarcation
will keep it out. The only counsel
given is hat citizens observe cleanIy
habits, eat suitable food and abstain
from all kinds of excuses.
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SENATORIAL Convention.

The Senatorial Convention lur this
District met al Mics. on Monday
August 2S, 1868. and organized by
appointing BUELL. BARNES, Esq, o
Trumbun, Chairman. and e. V. Small
LEY, Of Mahoning, and 4. S. FULLER
of Trumbull, Secretaries.
The Committee on credentials wcr.
c. +. KIRKLAND, OF Mahoning, and j
IL. WING, Of Trumbull.
DELEGATES FROM TRuNBULL.
Bazetta-AleX. Fuller, Jacob Ewalt.
Bloomfield. X. Wing.
Braceville-E Walker, Augustus e.
well
Brookfeld- Henry Hamilton
Bristol-H D Niles, 4 A House
Champion-H l. Rutan
observation-disclosures Lee, Jacob
Strohm.
Fowler-H Beech, Drayton Andrews
Groen-David Lillabridge, Owen Rice
Gustavus-Bucll Barnes, NJ G Lane
Hartford-W e austin, H b Thomp.
son
Howland-Milo McCombs
Hubbard-Eben Jackson, \ P Flahg-
her
Johnson-Royal Rogers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Perkins, John
S Allen
Liberty-John Wilkins, J B McClel-
land
LOrdstOwn-Ira Hart
Mecca-Wm Cowdry, L Case
MesOpOtamia-S NJ Laird, James An
derson
Newton-Jas. G Calender, H S Rob,
bins
Southington-Wm West
Woman NJ Sanford, S C Treat
Warren-Saml. Quimby, L c Jones,
E B Taylor, AIonzo Truesdell, R
IL Barnum,
Observation-Disclosures Robbins Sr., J
NJ Butler, H II Mason, Jas. Demp-
sey
DELEGATES FROM MAHoNISG.
AustintOwn-David Anderson
Berlin-Horace Rowland
Beaver-Daniel Thompson, A W
Smith
Boardman-Asa Baldwin
Canfeld-Peter Gee, G Vanhyning
Coitsville-
Observation-Disclosures Allen
Green-B w Sperry, Joseph Il
French, Joseph Pool
Green-Lewis l S Griffith
Observation-Disclosures
Milton-Bruce
Poland-T W Kennedy. VIM NJ Arrcl,
c F Kirkland
Smith
Springfield
Houngstown-Paul Wick, A w Jones',
r M Montgomery, IL b Case, X Nc
Million, V E Smalley.
All the Townships were represen-
ted except Vernon, Coitsville, Smith
and Springfield. A full Convention
would have consisted of IS members;
40 were present.
On motion agreed that a majority
OF all the votes cast should constitute
election
On motion the Convention took a
recess until /, p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Smallcy was unanimously adop
ted.
RcSOiUcd: That we are in favor of a
uniform and equal rule of suffrage, for
all the States and for all loyal men.
On motion the Convention pro
10 ballot Tor Senator:
kINsNAN. Brown. BEAVER.
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On the third ballot there was one
more vote cast than the Convention
was entitled TO.
On motion the nomination ofJudge
Brown was made unanimous.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed Senatorial Committee.
Van HyDing and L. V. Smallcy OF
Mahoning l.. c. Jones, James Hoyt
and G. r. Hunt of Trum bull.
Convention adjourned sine die.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug. 18th, 1865.
EDTToRs CHRoNIcLE:-I respectful
~ request you to publish the follow
ING communication as one of the
many evidences that the loyal peo-
pie OF Ohio, have an a6ie and true
friend in General Cox-their merit Cor
erHOI. Yours, truly,
AUGUSTUS K MILLS.
HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY OF THE ONO.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. Dee. 18th. 1864.
Hqj. Gen. III. ". HaVeck. CHE Of
Of Stgf L. S. Army, Washington, D..
Columbia.
GENERAL;-l desire earnestly 10 ask
your attention, and through you that
Of the President and Secretary OF
War, to the claims OF Brig. Gen. J. d..
Cox, TO promotion. 1t is unnecessary
to rccite in detail. the services of so
distinguished an officer. lie has mer-
tied promotion scores of times, 10y
skillful and heroic conduct in H. many
battles He is one of the very best
Division Commanders 1 have ever
seen; and has often shown himself
qualified tor 4 higher command -
Permit me to say that in overlooking
the merits Of such an officer as Gen.
Cox, the Government has, uncon-
ciously OF course, committed an act
of great injustice; and one which
must soon deprive the country OF his
services. An officer can not exercise,
for three years, q command which he
is universally admitted to be eminent
ly qualified for, and yet be denied the
corresponding rank, while his juniors,
VIGOROUSLY less deserving, are pro
NOTED, without feeling such NORTH
cation and chagrin as must drive HIM
from the army.
Excuse. General, the earnestness
with which | refer TO this matter. |
do not eXaggorate the merits of the
case. On the contrary, l do not half
relate them.
Very Respectfully,
J.. NJ. SCHOFIELD.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Official copy, a. K MILLS, Cap
tain and A. A A General. Dept. of
kentucky.
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GALE or REAL ESTATE BY OR

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
= DER OF PROBATE COURT:-Qn the SQth
doy of September. 1865. ut , o'clock P NJ on the
premises. ia the township of Johnston. Irnmbuil
County. GhIo. will be sold to the highest bidder.
the following real estate. AS the properly OF Henry
one hgir acres in lots No. SIX and seven, hrst dl-
vision lots in said Johnston; bound north and west
hv lands of Daniel and Fayetto Dunbar, east by
lands of James VI. Plant. and public buTying
ground: south by said burying ground and public
highway: subject to the dover Of the widow. Ap-
praised ~ $50.
Also about one and one half acres in lots No.
and -. in said first division lots. IN SAID township,
bounded west BY lands go. L. Eells, north by
John Dunbar. east By highway, south ny Henry
Johnston. Appraised at S33O,te.
Terms ofSale. One third cash in hand, the bal
aace in one year with interest. secured by mort
gage on said premises.
BUELL. BARNES,
Ad'mr ne Joais mon. of Henry Hungerford. decd.
Aug. ID. lS5.-iW
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Oeafh of GOvenOr BrOugIl.

Just as we go to press we received the
sad intelligence that Hon. JOHN BKoUGH,
Governor OF Ohio, died at his residence
in Cleveland, on Tuesday at O'Clock,
?. II.
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An able Psychologist has written
hat one fifth OF the human body is
composed of phosphorus. Punch re-
marks that this most likely accounts
for the number of matches made.
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Samuel FanslNr declared nominated.
The following Central Committee was
appointed for the ensuing year: Z. f..
Jameson. Wm. q. florist. }. &. Butler.
j. NJ. Su!l, NJ. e. W~oodworlh. A. Yeo.
mans, A. Trucsdell.
On motion Convention adjourned sine
die.
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THE OHIO UNION C K
ELECTION October 10th, 1881
FOR GoYFNoR,

FOE governor,
JACOB DOLSON cox, Of Trumbull Co.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
ANDREWG. McBURNEY, of Warren Co.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
SIDNEY S. WARNER, ofLorainC County
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
JACOB BRINKERHOFF, of Richland
County,-lLong Term.
JOHN WEIGH, OF Athens County,-[To
fill Vacancy
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILLIAM H. WEST, of Logan County.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
JOHN A. NORRIS, of Harrison County.
FOR OAR OF PUBLIC
JAMES MOORE, Of Coshocton County.
FOR CLERK Of PRE OUR
RODNEY FOOS. of Clinton County.
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New Advertisements.
LETTERS UNCLAIMED

y ENAINING IN the Post Office at
AZ Warren. State Of Ohio. August 30. ISIS.
Adams Caroline n kenmore. Reuben
Allen 4 u 2 levy Thomas
APPRECIATE Richard LeWiek Jane
Garkley James LOchman james
Brcnuer Lydia A McCOrmic James
Bush John Norton J Mrs.
Brown &C Ohrine Michael
BTines T. Perky Charles
Eur-sss $ PeaSe + II
Brink IS Potter
Copper Samuel Riley John T ,
Corning d p Z Read Charles "
Davis Johu q RumsCy Martin
Davis Bctsry Mrs Sloan Martin J
Gilbert David smith q =
Gfvs5r Ruben Smith Isaac
~iiaStia-s Margaret Mrs smith Charles
ItarEuess Susan Sutlif Geo =
iIs!beTt Frank Snow Clark " Mr.
lluJrh~7rs John ThaFber Emma
itIli Hiire Williams John :
House Walsh Ellen
Jaek-0n james Water A
King Susan b. Wolf Milton .
A8Ous Jennie + WOleett Sylvester
"Nr rbtlin any OF these letters. the applicant
must call for 'G+-rTissI kTsrs.' give the date of
his lisf. and nav two cents for alvertisiug-
Office hours from = A NJ, to 2. N.
G. NJ. PATCH. P VI.
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STRAY cow.

GTRAYED from the subscriber, at
~ the Salt Springs. about three weeks since, a
spotted Cow. nearly all white. gives milk from
th-ee tcats. Amy person furnishing the subscriber
information concerning the Cow. will be literally
paid for their trouble. address the undersigned
at Niles, o.. JOHN McCOLLUM.
Am N IsEN -lmN
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DEATHS.


august "A, 1855. THo's CRAFT. OF Vienna. aged Il
years, fcrncrly Of Bazetta.
VIOLA BELL, daughter Of Nelson and Nary j..
StrUble, died Aug. q. 1865. aged 3 months - days.
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EGAL NOTICE

Ambrose Bash vii. take notice that on the 18th
day of july, 1875. William Il Gortou commenced
an action in the Court 3f Common Pleas OF Irum-
bull County. and State OF Ohio. which D. STAB ueIj-
aHd will be for trial at October term o. said Court
for 1913. In the petition sled in said action, plain
made BY said parties on ,he 18Th day Of January.
lS5S. for tuc safe Cd Jbo4I seventy tW9 rod 81 land
situate m hluSm3u, Eu said toUuiy and state. aud
when Is particularly iis-rihsi m said Petition, by
said plaintiff u s.tld Defendant. there 4 due The
plaintiff from said ElsI ghe sum Of S5sH.i1. and viii
become due on tho 18Th day Of January. 1855 the
sum 0fSlgOS1 Hnd the plaintiff asks an order torthe
sale Of said premises 10 default Of said payment Of
said sums and interest thereon.
TAILOR * JONES.
July 10. 1E6I.-6W Httrs fav PiH.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
UNDEESIGNED WI

Sell, on the most favorable terms, the Steph-
en- BrOwl Farm, in Newton. containing about ~
acres. about Ons-half timber land; with good two
story house. good barn, and improvement thereon.
For particulars enquire Of the undersigned. NJ his
residence in Newton, or I. Il. Fuilar. Esp.. at War
rem. JOHN MILLER.
srg 91--g~
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HE CREDITORS OF HEN,

mo THE CREDITORS OF HEN
gY HUNGERFOKD, deceased.-On the 9TH
I9v Of Aprii, 1915. the Court of Probate Of Irum-
5Tfl County, declared the estate Of Henry Hunger-
ford, deceased, to be probably ICsoiyent CrcdltOrs
arc therefore required TO present their claims
AGAINST the estate. to the undersigned Tor allow
Ince within six months from the time above men
BUELL. BARNES,
Ad'mr De 6oa's non, ofHenry Hungerford. deed.
AM 81 1S6l-3W
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at ~ o'clock A. NJ. on the premises. sell two and
/ ouc--oventb acres of land. the property Of said
wards in equal shares. being an undivided interest
and subject TO q dover right Of LOvisa NJ. Curtis.
| n the tact known rs the STEPHEN Smith farm. lay
ing IN Vernon, Trunhuil County. Ohio, and is part
of lot -. bounded: Beginning at = STAKE standing
| IN the cast line Of lot s.. SIX huvS east OF a beech
I TCe. being the southeast corner OF a tract of lo
acres decided To- Elijah Church; thence running
south one degree east, nineteen chains and four
links: thence south 50 degrees west. thirty i've
I rhJius. 90 links 10 the center Of the road ~rUnning
from kiuSudu 10 Johnston: thence north one de
gree west. along aid road sixteen chains. ~ links;
/ thence north "a degrees east. along said road -four
/ chains. - links; thence north ~ degrees east,
tairty five chains 10 the place OF beginning. CON
tanning seventy acre Of land.
Said parcel Is appraised nj So. and will be sold
/ ON the terms TO wit. One third in hand, the bal
anco in two equal annual payments. On interest
md secured by mortgage on the land sold
On the same terms, ut the same time and place
IN compliance with an order Of the Court Of Pro
bltc for TruUbull County. Ohio. i. EbeneZeI
tJOhu. guariiau TO Bruce W StJUan. Lee r.. St
John, and Willis II. Smith, will sell the estate OF
nv said wards in the above described premises
| being undivided interests and subject to the dover
/ Of said L0yisI NJ. Curtis. said Bruce W. and Lee
K. are each entitled to one and Cne-tOuTteenth
acres. Appraised AZ so each. aud said Willis ii.
10 seventeen and uue-seventh acres. Appraised
at $50. LINUS u. MATHEWS. Guardian.
EBENEZER StJOHN, Guardian.
aA 49,
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Observation-Disclosures is here.

Observation-Disclosures Is here
IL by given that the Copartnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned. under the firm
Of Turner = Peek. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either party is authorized 20 settle the
outstanding business The Books. accounts, &c,
viii be round at our old place Of business. No. II,
Main st. G. r. TURNER,
D.. q. PECK.
~, Al sv- II TgsT
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County

County Nominations.
For Representative,
A. D. KIBBEE, of Pennington.
For Sheriff,
S. NJ. LAIRD, of Mesopotamia.
For Treasurer,
EDWARD HAYES, of Hartford.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN NJ. STULL, of Warren.
For Commissioner,
o. K. WOLCOTT, of Pennington.
For Coroner,
d. ID. MARVIN, of Bazetta.
For Inirmary Director,
SAMUEL FANSLER, of Bristol.
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ESTATE OF DIR. /. :. WILSON.
81 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as adminlstra-
triN on the c-tatc Of Dr.. is Wilson. late OF Ba-
Zetta, TrumbulI County, deceased.
Aug- Q. iS55-2ws SARAH WILSON.
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nOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-

~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have this Jay entered into a COpartneTsbip for the
purpose Of carrying on the Clothing business AT
Warren, Ohio, under the firm name Of Turner 4
Fields. CHARLES $. FIELD.
CHARLES R. TURNER.
Mnrrcn. O. An.. II. 1Sfl.-aueSo-3W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

Trumbuu County. Ohio, two miles north Of
Powers Corners, (the center of OIL City contain
ia- one hundred and seven acres good farming or
dairy land, with House. Barn and Orchard. Terms
easy. Inquire on the premises
SrpUGHTON DAVIS.
Aus. 90. IS65-2m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

Nathan Bebee Withdrawn after first
ballot. II. D. Niles after second, and j..
W. Brooks after the third. S. ". Laird
was declared the nominee on the fourth
ballot.
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.ALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

i6a Acres in Green. 80 Of which Is h-ayily timber
ed and lies directly opposite the new Steam Saw
BILL.
of center
80 Acres in Morgan, three-fourth Of a mile north
of the center. Also a village lot OI ~ acres IN the
lands, and will be sold for less than value. For fur
tn er particulars inquire Of
With Parks i Wentz, Warren. o.
July %, 1S65,-4W
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPRESENTATIVE.

The Convention proceeded 10 nominate
Candidates for the several offices, as fol
lows:
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NOTICE-NOticc is hereby given
- lhst NV wife. Mary. has left my bed and
beard without just cause or prOvOc9tlon, l. there
lore forbid all persons trusting or harbOring hes
on nv account, as lshail pay no debts Of her con
tracing after this date.
SAMUEL II. SPENCER.
Uortf,rI Aug ID lSsj-Sv
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TSTATE OF JAMES X POLK
~ HORN, dec'd.-NOtiee is hereby given thar
tHe undersigned mas been duly appointed as Ad-
ninistralor on the estate Of james !. Polk Horn,
late Of Irumbull County, Ohio. deed
J. 3. JORDEN, Ad'mr.
fnrdstnMn. Aug. 30. 1S65.-Sws
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TSTATE OF MICHAEL HORN.
Deeeased.-Notiee is hereby given that abe
UNDERSIGNED has been duly appointed IS Admins
traitor vu the sstate OF Michael Horn, late OF
TrumbUi County, Ohio. deceased.
J. b. JORDEN, ADM
Lnrlstown- Ang. 30 1sll-am
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NOTICE.-The un-
~ d~crsigncd has been appointed and qualified
Executor Of the last will and testament OF Ansel
Pcrton. late Of Gustavus, Trum0ull County, de-
ceased. LEWIS pLL10N.
Guspsvue. Aug. so, 1Ss5.-Sw
ETXECUTOR'SN OTICb.-The I'M
~ d~ersieusd has been appointed and qualified
~CTrutor of the last viii aud testament Of LucUs
3. Roberts. late Of G~ustayus. Trumhull County, de-
ceased BUELL. BARNES.
Gusiavus. Aug. 30, Is65.-2w
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GUARDIANS SALE.-Tn pursu-
~ ance Of an order ofsaie issued BY the Court
Of Probate Gsr AsntahUla county, and State OfOhlO,
on the 18th day OF August, 1870, |. Linus " Iath-
eVS. guardian 70 Ada !. and mary l.. Mathews,
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FARM 0 SALE.

VNIIE Subscriber offers for sale his
improved farm. situate at the Braceville Sta
ton ufthe NahouiryE .R. Hewlli sell either nine
Is or one hundred and forty-six acres, as may suit
purchasers. The farm will be sold at a bargain.
G.. NJ. BASSETT.
Anr. %. 1867
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SHERIFF.

HIDO-O HaAllg ItCtIFtU u uaIOF
ity was declared nominated.
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Respectfully,
J. NJ. S~CHOFIELD.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.

Official copy, a. r MILLS, Cap.
tain and A. y. A General. Dept. of
kentucky.
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T,'ISH WHARF FOR RENT

Sealed proposals.. addressed to the under
signed and left with him, will be received by
the Committee on Public Property unit! Mon
day, 23rd instant, st ten o'clock a. NJ. FOR
renting the public Fish Wharf for the nezr
fishing season, namely: from the first day o.
March to the first day Of June 1865. The rent
must be paid i'm ediately on acceptance Of the
bid, or the property will be relet at the pleasure
of the Committee, at the risk and expense Of
the party in default. Il. JOHNSlCN,
ian a-tf Auditor,
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u E " 4 Il E!
r IKE & O Cd " q II III

As + ara now III New York TO buy up all the
bargains, have succeeded thus far that I
Can sell you TIE following goods:
G5ocd Calico; at 30 cts per yard
Very best Merimack Print, al Ct: CTS. per -:
The best Pacific Delaine:, 81 is cts. per ID,
Cotton, wide for 81 cts. per yard.
Cotton, IA wide, for 81 cts. p1or yard.
All Wool Flanne1s, al cost price, and all
goods II proportion.
am row determined TO sell goods tlGn:
regard Of cost. This i, 10 hunlbug ant {
will ask my customers and the public in ger
erai to give me Il call and convince them elves,
For your own pockets sake call early ard
take your choice.
have marked the goods ont III plain figure
for everybody to see them. so there is ~
deception: at HENRY SCH WARES
ian 23--tf 1872, King street.
w E call the particular attention Of dealers t.
w our stock Of DRY GOODS, consisting OF
Cloths, CassimereS, Dress Goods, Cottons, Irish
Linens, Calicoes, Hoop Skirts, Fian.lolN
Blankets, Bal7noral Skirts. Table Linens,
Towels, Oil Cloths. Lambs Wool Shirts.
Gloy es, Hosiery, Hatdkorchefs, Shirt Colars.
and all Good in our line, which are offering
1t prices that cannot fail to please
ROBERT L. WOOD
No. TO. King, below Washington st.
ia1. l3-lm
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LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY.

4 special dividend will be mad Of certain
funds received from the United States for
water rents among such Of the Stockholders
of the Alexandria Water Company. IS shall.
on or before the 18th day Of February mex:
take the oath Of allegiance prescribed in the.
President samneSty proclamation Of the 9th #
December, 1868 Copies Of the oath will be fur
nished on application t. ne.
+ JOHNSTON, Treasurer,
AIexanoris Water O. lnpany
ianl 8--eotd
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MARRIED.

In Richmond, Va. September TO- 1864, at
the residence Of Bishop McGi !, BY the Rev.
Robert Andrews, W. DOUGLAS BERRY,
of Alexandria, Va. to NORA MCNE1LL, Of
Richmond. Va
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DIED.

In this place, on the oath instant, IVAN
HOFF WILENSKI, Acting Assistant Sur.
geon, United States Army native of Poland,
aged AZ years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-25
LOCAL. II e " s.

Cry COUNCIL BOARD OF ALDERMGS. -
The Board Of Aldermen met last night, when
y. f. Grimes, the newly elected Clerk, qnali.
lied.
The petition Of E. BurchelI for. leave 10
erect wooden building III the rear of house
on the west side OF oval, between King and
Prince streets. Was granted.
1t was ordered that the Auditor issue his
warrant on the Gas fund for 5000, TO be az.
oiled to the credit of the general fund.
The Board then adjourned.
COMMON COUNCIL No quorum appearing,
the Council stands adjourned till tonight.
FREDERICK y. TApLEY, the A!exandris
detective, charged with receiving brides 10
secure the release Of military prisoners, and
With smuggling liquors, &C., into the Army
Of the Potomac, yesterday read his summing
W and submitted the case on the part Of he
accused. The judge adjocate stated that he
was not ready to sum up iii the case, as he
wished to look over the evidence before SO
doing. The commissioner deferred the further
hearing of the case = Wish. Cl1Ton.