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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

There are six col"rc.! churches in
/ Savannah Three If them hiy.. iargt.
organs 81 d sina choirs The pastors ct
] t.uf Of 'h.nt have always been c"iored
men. Thrcc fthrse churches are de
/ c.,!-i,v Iina .diS.e~, ana est not Joss
tne,l tel, thousand dollars each
| Tire Saprrmc Court Of Mich gar has
! decided h. eo.diers' ,ntir. law - th.t
7 : ate rcun>,ituti,nal The effect If
! tins vii: " y onst good .nanv l;irnIn
benz. II III G, change the IeIe,r, Ia.
! ton Of two Senatorial avg several Il
| prcsentsliv" districts. sni "'c A G..
] Baldwin, = Congress III r-scr e NV
/ land K. Truwbrla.e. Iae Dem .r,.rv
! gain itese .iice-, and, Of con.e. re
sarti III. d.ci>ior as an evidence Of
constitutional senndness III the Supreme
Court.
The cultivation Of frogs as m ar'ie',
OF food is largely carried on in the
neiyhbe,hnod OF Nv York C.;- Ct
tie is.ine,r,' hotels possesses penis f"r
is exclusive use, where IT,. snecuicn,
Yep lies can grow ~ from lively tad
poles, unnl Tested 10y rickcr-l or cruel
boys.
The Hartford, Connecticut, "pres.'
tells ! story Of man who wanted TO
| swap a poo, horse FOR = good ore with
Farming'"n farmer They me, near
the Stone bridge, and the man said he
would Ike i. !, ,he f,rmcl'. animal,
and permission beng given. drove
away up M,n street This wa~ FUR
months ago, and he is still "r, ing
him.
Wheeling, Va, Feb. 3.
The Congressional amendment ahs.
! i,shing slavery IN the United States.
was unanimously ratified hv both
,r,nch.s &c III. Western y,r,;n;,
: ,.,.n, - IL,
The Attorney General cf Tennessee.
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:, g. !. .uoa, = .,..,,a;, ..
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The march az Sherman aesins- Char.
lesion meets with much difficulty On
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09
General News

An order has been received by the
military auttor'li.. at Camp -p'u'sfas,
+siEtego 20 pr-rsrc-f'r an exchange OF
5000 rebel prisoners.
The n, w. comes from Washington
tina, Secretary Frsscnlcn il about !"
retire trum the T,sasur. u fa'.mcn'.
and tha, rr baby Hon f. d Morgan
at p-csen, t. 5. senator from n, y.
will be arpoincd to his place.
4 serious acri'rn' took Place about
sixf> miles eas, Of Cincinn,'ti, on tn,
railroad from that place ~ MAJ, tia.
4 bridge gave away rrecipi'a',og the
,rain down a distance Of ahout fifty
feet. Ten. or twelve lives were lost,
some burned to death aud others
seriously injured.
Gen. sherman with his forces is al.
vancin., upon Hrauchvil!e and Augusta
The evacuation upon Charleston IA
,,lily expected II is rep"rt"i also
tha, Lee has been cnnti.mel as Conn
man!Gr II chief cf the rebel armies and
will heard the expedition agan>, Sher.
man.
The pirate R,rlev who has been
committing ieprci>'inns on our Lake
vessel. and thea seeking an asylum IN
Canals has been banded over nv their
courts Ia the authorizes of Michigan.
The Can dian Parliament have pas.
>ed ! very stringent act against Sou.
,hprn rebels and others who have been
making ~ asylum Of their country, and
G .nmiiting acts ef war ays;ns. the
United States. The act was passed
BY cer, !,r..e mti and it is ex-
pecte6 the Governor General will ap-
prove il.
TIE trial "f he Chicago ecnsri~a;nrs
!. sI'l progressing at Cincinnati. All
u" a"enSa;ians made against the s MS
IL ,.ine,h rs lrinc a t,casonah'e or
naa2a.ian are being proven Inv the
Al ,,vit. # members at the order.
ANS Gtoen q LAWYER of Illinois and
Gran,i corrnauier Of the Or.ler in that
State i, 1861 stated las, Friday
hat 1e nj lated Na'lanaighain into the
Or.ler mi confirms the conspiracy led
by D II in Indiana.
Ara nn- eoroarArals now satisfied Of
valanli.ham's treason.
We re ia ,sce'p' If III. first number
.cf he H.snebaro "lnA.x'. rnhlis',"a
bv Nm. & ,llup formerly r. III" Mar.
SHALL Co Tines. TIE paper although
snl II, ma'>"s a very Son! appearance
NJ! ,heu. he well >urported H.:
lie ti,ipn men "t that cnnAtv, Nn~
snce ], j. r..leemcl frnm cnrpetheaa'sm
Sneccss . ,ru brother G-'!,n.
A'y;c@.7 from Gr,n''a arne STATE
the ., s + . y aaii o;h Cotrs were ~ !
Ter marching orders early last w.-.,
ba 10 n ,yesncn, hal beer made a.
l..' a. .oaa.s. y grand move vas az
Z i,ipatst.
Refugees W. If. u .',;',. nn the lSt''
III. sta.e ,ha, ,hA city WIS h.in. rvac
u.'ei when ,heY lett. aud hat Sweep
ing can,crip.ion was being ;aaie Of
the citizens.
The Is .zilisn Govermnn, his ia-net
i decree rycluiiny the pr'ya'eer Sven
alao.h from III. port. IT that enrrr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09
U S T. III Ell M Boil DIS
Elt,1D EXTRACT BucHj

Ia all Diseases Of The UrnA- Organs, whether exsEs
xal: .a.Lr. Jcn sc.at,es- cause originating, 80;
,ad.:er lo,o !oap S:Inia9 1t y rieassas
an. oao., IMMEDIATE l., action and more s:rsastssAs
H,l a,.y 0: "a. preparation. Of . rk ~ Ton.
1ao,, siG.ria fro.a osen Dosa Oeiied:s ts~<s-
fa.:,;s procaftfie Et,n coy 1t cncA
-, EoA!e, aus. be aware tAt however saght NAY -
al. ct, Of tbs aaors diseases, u es.,Ai, - a@.csa
s,o!t.y Itd'.s. .N,n,Ii Poue-s dai Xi22 -tn. i:as
treatment s.slii.e1 -. CensunpIoa 81 la,aa.s1 asy
s.sue.
Al tie .sovs Diseases reqa!rs tAs all =! A:arsas.
AEi MaNi 80 YrEACT RucAu
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

=. ,ba and 90 oe,,st mnn,l
cs oc,ral IA Ito un,,hr, States d.
|. IT. ,,;,,,, ,.,,n,,y ~ tho computed value
- ,h,c. m;,l;ons o, son,rs. Among
tho hn;.a;nr, burned were two Of tht
t,rre., hotels in the l.. s.. several q
tcn.;,e mills, factories AL a.y good.
houses, church and the S.n.thnnial
Institute.
- '''' = ~
81 !" ''s'' - w. .'n>''su''''' '''''''
w - 'ss'' - - ~"
N.ily. Pen-,''naa b''.w''', Mica
igan cpifro,s,, Penn Ga-iish, Goa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

B. q l.. Bailey. Depn'v.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

The Is .zilan Ga.ermnn, h,s is-net.
!. decree excluding the pr',ate"r Sven
anao.h t,nn III. ports IT .ha. enffre.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

lis, Of unclaimed letters remaining
in the Post Oiiice at Toledo, Feb. Isl
/ 2EH
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

4 sorious accident took Place about
Sixt> miles eas. Of Cinc'nnati, on the
rs,,r,ai from that place ~ MAJ, tia.
4 bridge gave away rrecir''a',og the
train down 4 distance Of ahou fifty
feet. Ten. or twelve lives were lost,
some burned to death aud others
seriously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
FEW r. 4. gtoutensDuargLR, Auctloneers

\ UCTIoN sALE.-WiI be sold, at PUBLIC
II. sale, on Thursday, Oct. IL, at the }ayorss
Office, at II o'clock N the -on H#$::
HOUSE AND LOT, 49, 1911
on ROYAL street, opposite the market: belonging
to to DaGiel Egan, and now occupied as restau-
rant, by Robert Tonlin. It is atwo-story brl 1
"a feet front on Royal, by l23 feet . inches
deep and is most eligib]y situated Tor business
and well worth the attention or those Wishing 70
invest in real estate :,
Terms-One-half cash; theresidue in SIX and
twelve months with interest, secured by q deco
oe 9 q- 81 ~ J. a. STOUTENBURGH, Auct.
The above sale is postponed until the 18TH Gay
of October, 1863 at the hour ana P1aGG f appNe
advertised. j. 4. $40 IENI i y I:S711,
oct ltd AucUloheer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
LOCAL N Z " S i.

Timothy O. Cornell, and JAS. Conway, "hl'7
VIM. Fl. Tompkins, and Camp Oopno!'
colored, were arrested in Washington on III
dav and taken to the second precinct sta'lon, :,
upon the complaint Of Mr.. Willis Henderson, "
Fairfax county, Va, who was looking 1or s'olsl
cows. Mr.. Henderson identified four OF the cows
Timothy O'Connell, who seemed 10 70 'lI0
principal, asked to continue his case TILL oa5ur-
day to get witnesses, and on security OF s0oo
for each Of the white, and S2oo 1or eacn tne
colored boys, the case was continued: On
Saturday, Mr.. Henderson returned to :" ASH
;nptor with Mr.. E. G. Fitzhugh, who identltl-
ID three Of the COWS as bis property The
defence Of OConnell was that he bought the
cows Of coored men whom he he did not know
and could not produce. Justic Thompson
committed al the party to await requlsltlon
from the Governor of Virginia and on security
being given for the production OF the COWS
before the Virginia authorities the owners
we're allowed to take them. Justice Ihomp-
son wrote to the Virginia States's Attorney
relative to the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
Auction sales.
Esy .y0Esn III. Parr0fts Agzcs1oneero

OK WEDNESDAY, MORNING, the lotn
{ J at my store, corner King and Water Sts :,
desien Offering for sale, variety Of q Sc
HOLD Holt STUFF. such as Chairs Tables, Hat
Racks, Trundle BedsteadSi Washstu9 n lounge
nair ITnion Chairs. Stoves Mattresses, Linen
Bedticks. Blankets, Pillow Cases, &c. Also
10 Commissarv Chests, and q small quantity OF
Coal OIL These goods are on consignment ana
mist bp closed out, so now IS the time for bar
Gains. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock Terms
Cash. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY.
90 PENSIONERS OF STOCK FOR
VIRGINIA.
ROBT. A. LANCASTER, Of Richmond.
JAMES r BRANC Oh,
VIM. B. ISAACS,

An Opportunity is offered to the citizens Of
Alexandria to subscribe to the stock Of q com
pany which is to be National in It's character,
and whose main object is to furnish officers and
soldiers Of the late opposing armies with chi
ployment.
The National Express Company is to be Or
ganized under charter from the Leglslatyre OF
Virginia, with q capital Of five millions Of dol
lars, in shares Of one hundred dollars each
This capital is to guarantee against loss, and 60
give confidence and security to the trade and
commerce Of the country. It IS believed that
five per cent. Will be ample to put the company
in successful operation al over the United States
Two hundred and torty-fve thousand dollars
have already been subscribed il the city Of
Richmond, by citizens Of all classes Of society
and occupations, and more would have been
taken but the design Of the orignators Of the
company being to make it entirely National it
was ordered that opportunity be offered to every,
Safe to subscribe to the stock The amount Of
the capital is to be apportionod among the States
IN the ratio Of their representation III Con-
gress.
Books or SUBSCRIPTION are opened at the
Custom House by Andrew jameson, and 1t the
Banking House Of J. ". Burke b. \. Herbert
For particulars enquire at the above places.
oct !-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
gTALUA ABLE NEW THREE-SIORI
y PRICK HQLLSE lNO II PkINCE 81.

VALUABLE NEW THREE-STORI
BRICK HOUSE no, II PRINCE SD
FOR SALE.-Will be sold at pubic auction, on
SATURDAY, October 18th, 1863 at L O'clock
H. On the premises, all the right title and inter
est Of the late John Klein i'll the premises No.
72 Prince street, Aeyandria, Va.
This property q feet on Prince street by 50
feet 4! inches deep, was leased By the late }ohn
Klein Of George Il. Smoot for the term Of tiye
years from January lst, 1864 on rent Of S10O
the privilege of buying the fee at the end Of the
term for $1,000 and the fine three-story GzzzH=aa
BRICK D DWELLING was erected there lE !li
on by said Klein alta cost OF about - 0O0 Inc
interest of the said Klein therein will be sold IS
above stated
TERNS-One third cash-balance in four
equal instalments atthree, SIX; nine and twelve
months, wthinterest; deferred payments secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser with good per
sonal security, and deed oftrust on the property
For further information inquire OF ,; Fergu-
son Beach. ESQ., CATHARINE KLEIN.
oc 14-cotd Adm'x. of John Klein dec d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
Ry John EH. PARROT. 4AEsedi41ear.

INTENDING TO GIVE UP OUR WINE
/ AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, We propose to
sell at publicauction, on the 10th ofOCTOBER,
at No is North Royal Street, the balance Of our
stock, consisting Of Wines, Liquors, Tobacco
Segars, &c, sc. Also q writing desk, chars
and others articles belonging to the business.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
oc ltd HANSEN & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
q II E r I T T S S / L & :.

On MONDAY, Goth of October next, Shall
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash. to salts fy
an execution in my hands against the Old
Dominion steamboat Company the engine,
boiler works and wreck ofthe steamer Virginia.
The Virginia was burned in April, 1862 and
lies in water about two feet in Depth within
two hundred yards Of the wharf at Fredericks
burg.
wharf Of the Baltimore Steamboat Company.
j. S. G. TIMBERJAKE.
Sergeant, Fredericksburg, Va.
BRAxToN & WALLACE, Attorneys for Pitts.
Fredericksburg, sep 20-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
zsu T. &. stozstenE,urgss AgEcsiom eez..

VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIL IN THE
Y COUNTY OF ORANGE,-As executors
Of the last will Of John S. Ie:rill., dec, d.: we
viii offer for sale, on WEDNESDAY,, Noycm-
Der 8th 1866, on the premises, the TRAGE or
LAND, or which the said John S IcrrjIl, for
merly resided lying on the Orange & AleNtn7
dria railroad, between Kapidan Station and
Orange G. II. and containing 1861 acres. Said
land IS Of fine quality, in good order, well fenced
and with abundant supply of timber. The
buildings consist Of good and substantial (F:
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, of6rooms, L LIEi
and all the necessary out buildings,
Terms of Sale :-One-third cash-balance IN
one and two years, with interest from date. De
ferred payments secured by bonds with aap-
proved security, and deed Of trust upon the
land. A. A. A. R 30 Executors.
Qran ne 4 = oct 1-2NMts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
gy Wilmer 81 Washington. 8>RBcs'rs.

nv ~ 5IEE50E az J: So7s.
NOR SALE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT, lGz=-9:
L known as CLARENS, near the 1heolog- ---E:::;;
ical Seminary The house has in It TW FIVE
LARGE ROOMS with out-bui1dings and IS built
mostly Of brick, and Of the best materials, II
was used for many years as q boarding school,
70 which, from the beauty and convenience OF
the situation, it is well adapted. It has IS acres
Of land (morc or less) attached, and other land
adjoining is offered for sale.
The barracks and other government property
on the premises are not included, but can prob
ably be bought low.
This property is offered at low price and on
accommodating terms,
IF not sold privately it will be offered at Pu b.
lie Sale, on Thursday, November 2nd: Apply
TO BRENT s. WATTLES.
oct 5-laWaoct26&dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

n B. HOOE,
Successor to Fowle s. Co.,
GENERAL SHIPPING, COMMISSION, 6
FORW ARDING MERCHANT,
Makes liberal advances on consignments Of
Tobacco and other merchandise made to friends
in Baltimore, New York, Liverpool and Lon
don. oct TIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

The Steamer Nelly Jenkins makes daily
trips now between this city and Pennington on
Piscataway Greek. The opening of this line
will prove great convenience to the citizens
Of the Observation-Disclosures The Steamer
leaves here at three Q clock ?. NJ remains at
Farmintgon all night and leaves there at eight
o'clock A. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
Z yNCHANGE HOTEL.

i i . + a 7 Y a
The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the travelling public that he has repaired
and rehtted the above named house, and will be
happy at all times to accommodate them. His
table will be furnished with the best the market
affords, and his stable we'll stocked with grain
and hay. Strict attention will be paid to the
wants Of his guests His bar is supplied with
the best LIQUORS. D. NJ. ADAMS.
Luray, Page CO., Va, oct 4-31n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

BY invitation of the officers of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company, the mem
oers Of the Board of Aldermen and Common
Council of Washington passed through this
city this morning, in the train, on a visit to
Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

ct 3. STOLLS, NO. 178 KING, 81,
(ABOyE WASHINGTON STEEET)
The Ladies', and the Public generally, ere
most respectfully notified that | an now re-
i "a. IL & - 4 I'm sToCK0F DRY GOODS.
consisting Of the best assortment ever offered
in this city.
have On hand, full line ofD2ES5 GOODS,
consisting of plain and figured Silks; French
and English Merinoes all cClors; black and
colored Alpacas; embroidered, plaid, and plain
popIines; Mouselaincs Of all qualities, French
and American Prints, SC, &c.
complete assortment Of Linen and Cotton
Sheeting and Shifting, Pillow Linen and Cotton
Table Linen, Damask Towels and Napkins,
white and coiorcd Quilts, Irish Linen Of al
qualities and prices. Elannels, sc. CLOTHS
and Cassemorcs Of all styles, and from the
cheapest to the best; CLOAkS and SHAWL
Of the latest designs; Hosiery, Gloves. Hand
lerchiets, EmbrOiderics Of all descriptions:
HOOPS and SKIRTS, the cheapest il the mar
zet; Bamoral Skirts. Corsets, FANCY
CANT assortment Of BED BLANKETS, i
which | can offer inducements.
! would call especial attention to my Is
ortment OF CARPETS, for which have f.
ted up q separate room, and am able to show {.
full line at al times.
Hundreds Of Other articles might be r!le2-
toned, but | viii only say that everything
usually kept in iirSt-class dry goods store ca2-
be found in ny establishment.
solicited by 5. SLOLL.
lis, King st., "a door above Washington.
Nzs.N. B.-DeaIers from the country and IA
lncrs are requested TO examine my stock, as
can furnish them at the lowest wholesale prices.
oct i'm i. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

A number of leading merchants of Wash
lngton have called meeting for the purpose
OF organizing merchants exchange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

The Steamer John Gibson, from New York,
for this port, put into Fortress Monroe on
Saturday, having lost a wheel in the storm.
Two steam tugs were sent down yesterday
evening to bring her UP to this city. The
Steamers Columbia and William Wildin, due
here on Sunday did not arrive until late yes
terday evening having been compelled by stress
ofweathcr to put into the harbor of Annapolis.
The 4th y. S. colored troops and the 10th
kentucky colored troops, have reported to
Gen. Augur, in Washington, IN obedience to
orders, and have been assigned to duty on the
Virginia side of the river, to garrison the forts
which have not been dislnantled, thereby re-
Ae7ing number Of regular batteries. 1t IS
thought that Battery Rodgers will be garri-
soned by portion Of these,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

In ournotice of Col. Smiths death, in yes
}erday's Gazette, his name was spelled erro-
aeousy It should have been Peter Bell Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
80 r II E ? y B l. I G..

I have this day commenced business
on my own account under the firm of T. A.
BRE WIS & CO., at the Old stand, for many
years occupied by me, where | hope by strict
attention to business, to recei, 8 liberal share
Of public patronage. T. a. BREWIS
sep 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

MAYORS COURT Two Germans, charged
with an assault and battery upon Mr. Suss,
last night about eight o'clock, on King ST.,
near the Theatre, were fined five dollars
each for disorderly conduct and sent on 70
the next term of the County Court for the
assault
Three negro men, each with bag of cab.
bages stolen from Mrs. Elliott garden, were
arrested this morning about daylight. They
were brought before the Mayor at nine Q clock,
who turned them, and white man charged
with negotiating for the purchase of the cab
bages, over to the Provost Marshal for trial,
in consequences Of the negro testimony IN the
case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
Z ARDW ARE! HARD v ARE 4!
JAMES z CABIN.

JAMES +. GAELIN,
y h01nsa,c and Retail Dealer in Ill Descriptions
Or SHELF s. HEAVY HARD " ARE.
Respectfully calls the attention Of purchasers
to his very large stock consisting III part as fol-
lows: viz:
Hammered Iron, usual sizes.
Refined Iron, all sizes.
Horse Shoe Iron.
Nail Rods Norway Iron.
Cast and Shear Steel.
Blistercd Steel, American and English.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Anvis, Vices and Bellows.
Sledgcs, Hammers, Pinccrs.
Springs Axles, Hubs, SpokeS.
Felocs, Shafts, Poles, assorted sizes.
Nails and Spikes cut and wrought
Horse Shoes, Axes. and an endless variety Of
articles, all Of which will be sold low for Cash.
JAMES It. CARLLN,
oct lift No G3, King st.. Alexandria.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. -Freghts through
~ from Lyncnburg and Alexandria to BalJi-
more via Orange and AleXaudrla and Baltimore
Railroad withou change ofcarS.
On and after TIL 9 RSDA1, Dist inst: freights
will bereceived and forwarded to Baltimore by
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
For through receipts and further information
''Pf'-' - j. T. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent
WI. II. MCCAFtERII,
sep 22--1m General superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
: e ESSRS. O'NEIL & DWELLI have this
lXI day formed 8 partnership, for the pur
pose of carrying on the MERCHANT TAIL
ORING and TURNI SHING GOODS BUSI-
Messrs. Arnold = Field, 50. King street
EDWARD VNEIL.
sep 2l-tf ROBT. L. l. ~ ELK.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
Brig. Gen. Donaldson.

This gentleman is the Chief Quartermaster IN the
Department commanded by Ma, Gen, Thomas, with
hi, headquarters at Nashville, We have had FREE
quent occasions to call upon him, in his official ca
pacty and we are proud TO say that East Tennessee
has no better friend in the army, We have found
him to he what the Chief Quartormaster of great
Department ought to be--a Woodworking compo-
tent, faithful, and gentlemany officer We conf
IDENTIFY expect him to be brevetted Major General TO
date from the battle of Nashville, in which he COM
manded division Of Quartermastors mon, who
We're organized and armed by himself So highly
did General Thomas think of this unique organza-
tion, that he assigned il, under General Donaldson,
position in his order Of battle. Gen. Miller, who
Is a good officer and a brave man, was equally UNI
der Gen. Steadman the one having as prominent a
position as the other. Gen. Miller has been breyet-
ted Major General, and so has Quarermaster Allen,
Of Louisville, and both deserved the promotion, for
they have worked hard, and have been faithful
throughout the war. But claim all this for Gen.
Donaldson, whose services have been as important
as those of any man in the service. Look at him
in the great Atlanta campaign His services went
far toward making that campaign success, and in
closing out the war. The President knows Gen.
Donaldson wel-he appreciates his valuable ser
vces-and will do him justice by giving him this
merited promotion and the more so, because such
promotion adds no additional expense to the Gov
prnmpnt
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Colonel John X. Miller.

This gentleman is now commanding brigade Of
cavalry in the District of East Tennessee We have
received a communication advocating his claims to
II seat in Congress from the first District. We
would take pleasure in publishing the communics-
ton if it were not eight or ten pages long
without disparaging the claims of others, we hes
iate not to say that Col Miller would make an ef-
fcient and worthy member Of Congress. Though
not an orator or speaker, he is u man of sterling
common sense and Judgments industrious and
prompt, and possessed of good habits.
A more thorough, radical and consistent Union
man cannot be found in the State.
ii elected, we would bet our bottom dollar he
would not betray his constituents aud 60 over to the
copperheads.
As the people OF East Tennessee know, Colonel
Miller has rendered splendid service in the war for
the suppression Of treason and rebellion. He would
make m sctiye, working useful member of Con-
gress