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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-07

ROBBERY. store of G. G. Smoot 4
Son, lower end of King street, was robbed last
evening of about s400 in money. Whilst Mr.
C. Smoot jr. was attending to the sale of some
goods, two boys who were in the store, and who
came in under the preteE.ce at getting some
money changed, took the money out OF the
safe, which stood open, and made of. These
boys ale said To be notorious characters, who
have frequently been before the magistrates
and courts, charged with stealing. They were
tracked ont Of town, and will probably be
caught yet.
LECTURE The first st the series Of free
Lectures given by the Fr'eniahp Fire Com
pany--will be delivered by Dr. j. :. Jphnson
in the Com Anys Hall on ALFRED! Street, on
Thursday evening next, at = o'clock. Sub
iect utility Of Fire Company's :. Ere.nan
and citizens are respectfully invited to attend.
4 man named Thomas Clemens, drunk and
aisortlerly, has been arrested in Wa>hlrgtou.
and committed to jail Two afidaclts were
made by persons who heard Clemens say that
he had come up from Alexandria, on lnaugu
ration day, and that be intended to kill Pres
ident Lincoln, but was too late, that he would
kill him yet, &c.
--<ss~-<ae>--@s-
\ number Of craft, with pine wood, oysters,
&c., came up the river this morning; at one
time there was some thirty sail between Fort
Washington and the wharves. Several OF
them passed on to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-07

HE MUNICIPAL ELECTION took pIas:1 To day.
The voting here now is ny ballor, and when
this paper went to press, this afternoon, Of
course they were not counted
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1865.
The VOL Goes BraEeIy On.

Our dispatches yesterday afternoon
contained the announcement that both
Illinois and Michigan had responded
to the action Of Congress, and ratified
the anti-slavery amendment 70 the
Constitution In the former . number
of Democratic Legislators voted for
ratification, so that the majority was q
handsome one in both Houses; the
vote Of the latter is not announced.
The action of these two States evinces
how deeply the people feel on the sut-
ject, and how much Importance they
attach to final disposition Of the sla-
very question.
We were slightly in error yesterday
in stating that the Legislatures Of all
the loyal States were in session; there
are two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
New Hampshire. That Of the former
meets in May, and Of the latter in
June; but We pIesume there vii, be
called sessions, az the Governors Of
those States are both Union men.
Which State will be next to re-
spond2 We await the news with deep
interest
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SUPPLEMENTARY Of Freedmen.

OFFICE eUrERrSTTNDEST FREEDMEN East AND MD-(
DIE TEsSEssEE, Nashville. Feb. ], 1885.
Circular No. L..
FIVBE unsersgned, BY order Of the Secretary Of
Il War, aad at the request OF the Military Gover-
nor Of the state, assumes the supervision Of the
Freedmen Of East and VI ddle Tennessee. For the
present all officers and citizens iD charge q Contra
band Camps ia The District mentioned, VIII retain
their positions, and viii report to this office at
once their station, the number Of pc sons under
their command, and their condition and prospects
Tne loyal people Of he state will undoubtedly
soon confirm, BY Constitutional amendment and
statutory enactment, the a0cli ion Of slavery 10
Tennessee; when this has been done, the new re
IatOns between the white and black citizens OF the
state will Be adjusted and hsrmonsed by the civil
government sad by the natural acton OF social
avs The military supervision now announced
looks 20 this end. It viii be its purpose TO co OPP
crate vita AL desiring to make THIS change by en-
couragng the freedmen to rely upon themselves
to acquire education AMI TO practice morality and
industry. E-l
The principles laid down in AT the snDeXed let
ter Of Adjutant- General Thomas. viii be carried
out by such regulations as may from time 70 time
be found necessary. r. d. MUSSEY,
Col. u. s. g. T., Sapt Freedmen in East and Mid.
die Tennessee.
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NOTICE TO s0LDIERS.--We have
published three beautiful Certificates
of Service, splendidly printed in FIVE
colors; size IL by l6. No veteran or
volunteer soldier should be without
one Of them. This war will soon be
over, and every Union defender will
want a memorial to leave behind
him, to show be has done his duty to
his country and the Union. We viii
send either Of the three Certificates,
inclosed in a pastebOard tube, to any
address, by mail, on the receipt Of
Fifty Cents. Or, we win send al
three, as samples, on the receipt of
One Dollar.
GATES & GAMBLE.
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On Saturday last train from Knoxville
to Athens, Tenn, having on board por-
ton Of the 81 Ohio Heavy ARTILLERY, met
with an accident. 1t. Smith was killed.
and tWsnty-One men injured, threeof whom
died subsequently,. The accident was eaus-
I'd By tie breaking Of an axle Of one OF
the cars.
Monday an accident occurred on the rail
road near Cleveland, Tenn, by which one
man, s. Z. Baker, Co. Z, 44th Indiana Vol
untSers, was killed, and Ara Bills, Co. B,
had q leg broken. Several others we're
more OF less injured.
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE.-No. 90.
AN IMPORTATION HAVING BEEN FILED
n in the District Court OF the United States for
me- Middle District Of TeBnes ee o January 10,
1865, by Horace Il. Harrison, Est, Attorney Of the
Tinted states for said District, against certain lot
of Goods, Wares aud Merchandise, paTticula rly
described in the let appended to said Information
and made part thereof belonging 70 Gtstave Arm
helm, and being in the custody of the Marshal OF
said District, the same consisting Of stock OF
coats pants, vests handkerchief, gloves, hose,
tcop skirts, scarfs, drawers, shirts and under
Shirts and against al persons lawfully intervening
for their interests therein, alleging that said lot OF
GOODS had been seized on land, in said District as
az orfeited forcsuses set forth and ayerred 10 be
true IN SAID Information, and praying the usual pro-
cess and monitor.
Now thsf efore, pursuant 70 the monltlon Of sald
Court 70 me directed, hereby give pablo notice 20
an persons interested in said propeTtvto appear bo-
fore sad court en- the third Monday Ia April 1865,
at 10 o'clock, m at the Federal Court roo : IN
the Capitol &c Nashville, District aforesaid, ihen
ard there 10 PROFOUND the r. claims and make th'i
all gst ons ia that behpll. ----
EDWIN GLASGOW,
Marshal OF tho Mid Dist. Tennessee.
4 -
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Hoase for ReaI and Furniture
for Sale,

eEETIRmAS GOING NORTH DESIRES
"A 70 sell his Furniture snd the Lease Of his
Eoase or he ba sDee OF the year. situated in Edge
field, not more than i've minutes Uslk fToas the
Church Street Ferry, FuTatuTe at Cincinnati in
poics prices. Also $50 bushels Of coal. For PR
ticulars, enquire at this Office. feb3-a
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AGALLLNT DEED.-COlonel Salm, com.
msnding at Bridgeport has distinguish
ed himself in a gallant little affair he
attacked a camp Of rebel cavalry, at
Romans Ferry, on Town Creek, killed
four, wounded eight, took four prison
eFs, and captured thirty-three horses
with their equipments-CAattanooya Ga
zstts
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IhI
Letter from AdjutAnt- General Thomas.

HNA-- A--NN--'
E HGsHvILIE, TESS., Jan. le, 1880.
Gsnerdl The following are he views up which
have acted, and which desire to see carried out
10 the state OF Tennessee IN re- sos to the coored
people:
by plscngin the army, as We have done, 8 large
number Of the abe 0odied men, we have 10 tins
extent dimin shed the active labor Ia the state and
iis therefore essential that ell others Of tn race
De Kept n the State. No papers should therefore
be given bsc.s 10 go beyond its limits
Very many have left their former homes and
come to this city, o. 10 default Of finding employ
ment, have gone 10 contra and camps
It's not de ir,bl, 10 receive them, either here OF
10 the camp, especially in the city, where r dlI
together IN miserable huts, and InsdeqH deiy pro
v.ded for, they contract disc ssesi al .'tlh 10
many instances is the consequence. = 20 "a o.
all wed to 60 their former no mes, or seek employ
ment 10 the country, where they viii be wen treat
ed, and receive fair compsnsa ION Tor ther labor
Papers should, therefore, be granted, IN al ca eeI
10 blocks desiring 70 leave the city 10 seek employ
ment. IT,,
Atthe con.rabanG camTs the blacks will he mTeo
On fair terms t. those desiring thern pToSlded the
Commanders thereo' are satisfied tnaI they wan re-
ceiVe proper treatment and their hire socoIung 20
contract. -.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
lsignedl l.. IaOMAS,
Brig Gen. JNo F. MILIER,
CONG Post OF Nasty lie, Nashville, Tenn.
febS-lft
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tbs HARRIET LANE DESTROYED. The
old revenue cutter Harriet Lane, cap
tured by the rebels and renamed the
Lavenis, was burned st sea on the 18th
instant, while on her way from Calves
ton 10 Havana 1t is supposed she was
fred by 8 sailor who had failed to set
his wages
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Notice.

UTHEREAs, HAVE BEEN LEGALLY AND
w duly appointed and qUal fed ~ the County
Court Of naFidson county, fenn, the AdministTa
tor &C, OF W. c. Dine deceased, a. the November
tern Of said court On the 18th day Of November,
1864, this is TO notify al persons who have claims
agaiustthe estate Of said deceased to present them
70 me within the time prescribed BY law or they
will barred. #te
Myself or my sgeu', Jacob Kramer, will be found
st Block, Kramer a Co, Y Fest SIDE Pubic Square
febKIm l., WOLFSTEIN, Adm.
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Chaneery C0u,t at SheIbyEiIIe.
JANUARY RULES, 1865
JANUl
James H. Nel,
IS.

Jh-NIAFI hUI4L5l 100.
james H. Nel,
IS.
" g. knight,
UT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Mas en- that the defendant, W. g. Knight, is q
nonresident Of Of the State of Tennessee, and re-
sides IN parts unknown. the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon him, il is therefore or
dered by the Clerk and Mister that publication be
made i0ur consecutive weeks in the Nashville
Union. newspaper published in the city Of Nash
v7lla Tenn requiring the said defendant to appear
at the next term Of this ColFJ, "a be held at the
court house in Shebyvlle on the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in ebrusry, 1865, to plead, an
swer or demur to compls nant's bill, or the same
viii be taken for confessed and SCI for hearing II
pGrtS. -....-.,,..,,-
WM II WIsENER, Sr, Sol.
feb8-4tW@
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Notice.

rTyHE FIRM or FRENCH 4 MocRoRY
this Gay dissolved by mutual consent me
BANKING and Exchange business viii be eontlnue1
by } .. French Co 81 the Banking House
knosn 70 merry a. the CITY Bank
II liqUidet On, sithsr party is authorized TO sgn
TIE Rams o. The Arm. J. e fksNSnl
!. c. MccR0Rf.
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In wthdrs9ing ron the above hfrn, take plee-
sure IN Recommending ny lsie partner, Mr.. &c.
French, 70 my friends, and hope fhsi the new nrn
viii meet With the liberal paironsge heIepoiore e.
thdHiTal i sololJ on sceount Of nv removing
Dom the Stale. J. { McOhOhi'
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Notice.

UIHE sUTLER OF A COLORED REGIMENT
now stationed at a point in Kentucky comP,et-
mig its Organization, is wiling to dispose Of hs Sut
lsrshp not being stle, on accoun q his othes 1t-
sness matters, to give MS attention 20 t. Inc
purchaser can eithe carry on the business IN the
name Of the present Suffer, or ne can have the sr
poihtment in a short Il re in his Own name 40.
aress n. j., Gre " l.. Alexander iep|4"~
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.RmnRRsr,s IIIrsrRATRn MONTHLY

Il lENAOhEe Is I'LL > IA Do -. =, 70 -
~ AND MMLLE DEMOkEST5 Mlbkoh Or
FASHIONS.-The splendid February NUMBER now
ready comprising the most brilliant and entertain
ing Novelties Rel able Fashions and Literary
Sens, ever combined in one Magazine. universally
acknowledged the MoGel PsTlor Magazine o. amer
lea. Sold eyerywhere. Do not fsil to see the mag
nifieeut February number Splendid Prem unls Tor
y. arly subsc ibers at s.. Single copies naled iree
on re eipt Of price, % cents. No. 20 Beek" an
sfra.t NJ Ynrl- . feb2-3t
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Lost

4 FINE CREAM OR Dun COLoRED sADDLB
a Horse, scsni IA hands high. manc ,an1 Ia
Whit,, with saddle and bride Whoever vii re-
turn the horse 70 Inc shall De literally rewarded.
W. WELCH,
f.bS-4.s 80 \. College 81.
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INFORMATION OF THE PRESENT WHERE
Il aOCuts and res dsnce Of ohard NJ. SPARKS,
formerly Of Knoxville, East Tenn, addressed &c
bi. E., Union once, viii Be thankfully received by
ore who Is very andeus 70 hear rom him
isbS-1W@
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Splendid Mansion for Reat or
Lease.

TINE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO BEET
the handsome and conmodicus residence Of
the late A. ". Vsnleer; Southwest corner Of sum
Tner and Ceder streets, Ma hyille-
Sc led proposals for the same invited Apply
10 NELSON & MURFREE, Ag ents,
ian3l-1w #...s . No. % Cherry street.
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The Banking business heretofore carried on ~
French Z HcCrory viii be resumed from tins 1ay'
by J. Q. French 4 Co , in the building formerly GO
capped b the City Bank. ..-,r or,
Feb3-Iu1
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For Sale,

A GOOD BUSINESS STAND on UNION Street,
"a bstxeen College and Market. For infOrEna-
on apply Of o. z. stief No. Cherry street, oPPo-
ste the Post one. - febS-r5ts
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Wanted.

4 YOUNG MAN, FORMERLY CLERK N Q
"A d. Department, desires situation as Clerk
10 wholesale retail store Is good FensHlsn,
recommendations from. the Q. NJ Department. Ad-
5ress, for three days, v e. : Box al, Nashville,
Post Office. feb2- 70
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NON.COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
w A-NTED,

Department. Of the Cumberland.
Enlistments may be made for one, two. and three
years.
Bounty, $780, 500, an 500. according TO term
of enl stmeut
An exec lent opportunity il offered to all intelli
"a T. scive and ambitious coored men desiring TO
serve their cOuutry.
For further information, apply TO capt. .; r Ly-
man. Commanding Can ? Foster, or e Col. Mus
sew, 3s CsI lar street, Nashville. feb3-l4t
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To all Whom il may Concern

T HAVE BEEN DULY APPOINTED RECEIVER
L Of the assets ofthe late firm Of Trabue In us,
hy the United States Circuit Court for the Middle
District Of Tennessee. AL persons indebted to said
late firm will nd 1t to their in erets TO settle their
accounts wi n me without suit, AMI thereby avoid
cost Office, Cedar street, one door below SGmm r.
i.n3I-lrnS r. Mop. SMl H.
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Wanted
Boarding

GOOD Board and Lodging ca1 now be had st
" the conner Of Church and MeIemore street,
near the Chat 8nooga Depot.
One large and elegant room, well furnished, suit
a le for gentleman and wife. Several ngie gen
tlemeu can be lodged also few day bOaIders t.
ken. Inquire up airs Of L. Il. ElIidge lfebl-3ts
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Notice.

POST QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, jan 50, 1885.
As complaints reach this Office that short nes-
sure of Fuel frequently occurs in the delivery 70
officers and other parties, il is hereby requested
that ali sucn DEFICIENCIES be made known, that JUS
tee may be hat aud proper remedy applied
". MILLS,
Capt. 74thO V. l., A. A q POST q. NJ.
ian31-IWs
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Five Hundred Wood Chop
pers Wanted.

THE highest price paid for ehopping wood on
the Nashville and Clarksyine Railroad. For
further information apply at the Office formerly the
government Coal Yard, corner Of Market and Lo-
Gust streets, Nashville, Tennessee.
febI-3I" ads
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Notice.

PLANTERS BANK. 20
Ea NASHVILLE Feb I, 1858. !
An election viii b held at the Planters Bank II
Tennessee, Nashville, on Monday, 9Th cay Of March
next for seven Drec Ors 10 serve the ensu ng year.
febl-td D. WEANEA.
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FOR sALE.-Thst entire block o. ssrth side Of
cesar srTest, between Cherry street and the ley
On the west, running through 70 the Theatre
These valuable business localities will Re sold IL
fronts on 10 streets TO suit pure asors, and We
offer them AZ prices which Ind ces us t. believe
taat purchasers may expect an advance Of 10 per
cant on cost.
FOB sALE.-The ele zant Mansion ard well en-
closed l,t now occupied W he President O the
Union Bans, corner OF hiRh and Church streets
b Spring stree nts Of h prop.r.y are dssi-
rable for thrifty bu,iness houses
FOR SALE.-The New Theatre, corner Union
and summer Streets, we offsr at price thai vii
the purchaser 10 per cent gross per annum.
FOR sALB-Fivs Houses on Union Street, oppo-
sic the New Theatre, in the central portion Of
the city.
FOR sALE-The pretty Block Of Stores, 3 stories
high. on summer street, CO. ner Of Union street.
now rented at IS 90; this years rent will be ia
ken part payment
FOR sALE-The imitation red sandstone front
dwelling, no. " hureh stree, with Ras, water.
stationary Vash-tlbs, coal house, &c with an eli
70 tne lot reac-l 4: 70 Spruce street. Possession
VIII be given speedily.
FOR sALE-Tbe fine fam y residence, centrally
aud antIful situated, on the north west corner
Of Nor High and Union Streets.
FOR SALE he model DYE ug west side Oh
spruce street 2d house north Of Broad, the lot
lunnIng IN oHgh 10 McFlmore stra- THE resi-
dence Of the Clerk and Master in Chancery-eI
braces all the modern i'm pTovements, and is
truly awell built and convenient hOu-e.
FOR SALE The double stately Mansion nov oc-
cuped by Mai. R. c. McNairy, east side Of High
street. % house forth of Church with all the
modern sppoininne T. and conveniences, in a To-
oslity eIniHendy des rabe
FOR sALE-Beau iful suburban Lots, in various
localities.
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FOR sALE--A Farm of 173K Acres, won m
proved, under good fences. admirably appOrtOn-
ed, wells near the house. and CT tern within
% feet, 1870 fruit trees, pears peach S. piums
cherries, apples, ounces damsons &c l2O acres
in woods, new farm house with rooms, barn.
stable, &c situated on the C5alstin pi. miles
from Nashville, and within y mile Of the Louis
vile snd Nashville railroad The timber upon
this farm, with judieioUs management, might ~
sold for nearly, if not quite, enough TO pay for
the farm, which is well known as The g William
johnson Farm"
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FOR SALE The double stately Bisnsioa nov &C.
cupied by Maj. r. c. McNairy, east side Of High
street. ID house forth of Church with all the
modem sppoinime T. and conveniences, in To-
Cslity eIniHently des rable
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THE ORPHANS FAIR.
BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCONBfoEA-
"A TED with Boarding ID private family, by APP
plying az No. II Sonth Cherry street next door to
Provost Msrshals Office. lan3i-l5t@
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DIARIES FOR 1881

WYE KAYE NOW IN STORE EVERY DR..
w ity, rom the Lowest grades 10 49,
Manufactured We shall keep. the sssr-.-.-l ne
cornpiete during the season.
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FOR sALE.-The ele gant Mansion ard well en-
closed l,t now occupied " he Presjde't O the
Union Bans, corner OF biRh and Church streets
b Spring stree nts Of h propsr.y are dssi-
rable Tor thrifty bu,iness houses
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-19

All additions to the clubs at the same rates. All
monies received will be accredited according to the
above terms. Paper stopped when the last number
paid is sent. No clubs taken for less than months.
Subscribers in the Provinces the same with the ad-
dion ofthe United States POSTAGE which is 20 cents
q year.
A new volume commences every July and ia nuary.
But if person at any number in the vol
ume, and pays for months, he will have complete
book with titlepage
When subs riber orders aTenewal ofhis subscrip
ton he should tell Us what was the last number he
received then we shall know what number to renew
at without hunting over our books: Otherwise we
shall begin when the money isreceived. Persons wri-
ting for the paper must write their name, post office,
county and State very distinctly. Those who wish
their papers changed shoul Id tell where it has pre-
viously been sent. Postage this paper is twenty
cents year, payable in advance at the office where
taken out.
Clubs must always be sent at one time to get tie
benefit Of the low price, We cannot send them at the
club price unless received altogether, 1t is too much
trouble to look over books or keep an account
with each one citing them up.
Monthly pGrts.-Six Dollars a year. in all cases..
Any one sending Six Dollars can have the
weekly "Waverey Magazine" and either of the fol-
lowing works for year by mail: "Peterson's La
dies Magazine" "Godey's Ladies' Book, Ladies' Ga
zette of Fashion"
For seven dollars we will send the "Waverley Mag
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All letters concerning the paper must be addressed
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written, as ost-msrks are often Ineligible
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WINCHESTER NEws.--A paper Published

WINCHEsTER NEWs.-A paper Published
w weekly in Winchester, Virginia, the chief town
in the great and fertile Valley Of Vgnia-its centre
of trade, with mai faciit to all the rich and Topu
lous neghborhoods OF the surrounding counties.
The circulation OF the NEWS, though newly estab-
lisaed paper is increasing rapidly every county in
this region of country and thus offers superior induce
ments advertising medium to all who desire to
bring their business before the best class of the people
1t aims to furnish it's readers with correct igest
of the State and general of the day, and pays
particular attention to the local of the town and
county.
In politics it will be conservative Journal devoted
to the recons tructon of the Union the basis Of
Right and Justice opposing the madness and folly OF
fanatics enchroach ching the rights OF the people.
and jealous the advocate of all tn ngs designed to
promote the interests and the honor OF the section to
which its attached by the sacred ties of
birth and relationship.
The News is published every Friday morning, in
the old Republican Office the of Loudoun
Street and Court House Avenue, at Two Dollars per
annum in advance.
There is connected with the establishment JOB
OFFICE and Job Work will be done with neatness
and despatch. THE PROJECTORS.