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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18
Sur motion d1meut faite et secondee lerap-
port suivant fut Id etadopte

Sur motion l1ment faite ct secondee, le rap
port suiyant fut III etsadopte
Thibodaux, le 20 septembre 1865.
A l'Hon. President ct memhres dn Juri de poll
! ce de 10 paroisse de Lafodrche
| MM.. Les soussignes NOMINEES 4 Ia ilerniAre as
| s,mblee dun comit6 dams le bnt de prendre en-
consideration le sujet d'inspection des chdmins
| ct levGes ct la eloture des creyasses, rapporte
respec ectnensement, ii
Que, quaint q l'inspeetion des chemins ct le-s
wees, Ia paroisse soft divis6e en- quatre Districts
d'inspeclion CONNIE suit:
lie premier district commencant Id ligne
den haut de la puroisse sur Ia rive dFJite du Ba-
you Lafourche ct descendant jusq1 a LockpOrt. \
LIE second District coinmencant IA iigne
d'cn haut de Ia paroisse sur la rive gauEke dm
Bayou Lafourche ct descendant jpsqu u Lock-
port.
lie troiseme District commencant u I.cckport
sur la rive dr0te du Bayou Lafonrche et. .iescen-
jusque Ia on les chemins ct ieyees sont neccssai-
res.
Le qpatrieme District csiameneant i Lock
port sur Ia rive gauche n@bayou Lafourche, ct
descendant jusqne u od les chemins etlevees
sont nGcessairess
Etqu,nn Inspecteur soft nomme dams ct pour
chaque District, ayec IN salaire de trois cents
piastres par an. payahles fcxpiration du ter
me de service.
Qnant aux crevasses votre comite recomman-
de. qnaussitot que les Iispecteurs seront NOM
mes ct qualities, qn'ils precedent immediate
ment les boucher conformement aux r6gies
ct regulations existantcs, moyenaamt que IeS
dites regles ct Regulations ne soient pas contEair
res aux lois militaires.
Sur motion dnmcnt faite ct secendee, Il
Juri de police proceda u election des Insrec-
teurs ct Commissioners sdes chemins ct leyees,
CONNIE suit Il
Ief District - Meryile Rome. inspector;
Edmond Wcbre ct II. Fl. Michelet, Commis-
saires.
2d District W. Corrie, inspeccteur I'll.
g. Ledet ct Benjamin + olse, Commissaires.
3me District Henry BaiIlenx, Inspecteur
Lucien Guidroz ct Telesfort Sayoie, Commits
saires. ss
4me District John Dalferes, Inspecteur,
Marcellus Daigre ct Octave Harang, Commits
,aires.
Sur motion, lc Juri proeda 4 la nomination
les suryeillantsdes chenins dci'intGrieur, com
ne suit
Pour le chemin depuis Ia ligne den arriere
le Fhabitation CaiIlouet jusqu'au Grand Ba-
1on Lonis, Dantin Surveillant.
Ponr le chemin depuis le Grand Bayou JUS.
Iue la on le chemin est 0uyert:: Arsene Gau-
,ert, Surveillant.
Pour le chemin depuis le Bayon Iafourche
usqu'a la ligne den arriere de fhabitation
5ailonet Joseph Caillouet, Surveillant.
Ponr le ehernin des brnles Guiliot ct Grand
yhene 0nezime Bernard, Snrreillant.
Sur motion, le Juri de police sajourua jus.
u'au "a du present mois.
(Signe J. s. PERKINS,
MILE u. LEBLANC, Grcffier. President.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.
PARoIssE DE LAFoURCHE.


Conformement,a ID laiournen,ent ce 10 octo.
/ bre 1865, le Juri dc police B. s'assembla.
Presents :--J. 8. Perkins, president. u. L.
I Roman, ID. b. Pugh. Arsene Berreroi,. Sos.
theme Folse. Joseph Remont, Frank Daiferes.
lJohn Lyall, john Nelson, Washington Griffin
Absent :--P. j. Theriot.
Sur motion dnment faite ct secondee. an
eomite de trois, compose de NM. Roman, Re
mont et Lyall, fnt nomme par Ie president
pour ex alRsncr Performance No. /, intinlee
t1tlc oftlonaaice etablissant les regles ct re-
gulstlofs da Jnri de police de Ii paroisse dc
1 I af0urelle, et de suggerer qnels changements
81 yen de necesslires, a faire d cette Or
midi. q /. AZ
I,e president nomma les comites suiyants: g
+ Des Elections Major Nelson, sDaferes 1t
H0lse.
Des Rsclamation n Bergeron, Rsmont ct
Aim
DsgF finances a: Roman, IsyaIl et Pugh.
I4es minutes dcs deux dernieres assemblies
aaurent lAes au .Jnri et sar motion dnulent 60
:cordee les menles fnrHnt adopteeas
SSar motion, le Jari sajourna ,jusqua deux
heures P M.
A deux heures h. M., le Juri s'assemb,a.
Present Les memes nleInbres que ce ma
lin exccpte Mr.. Dalferes qui est absent sur
permission.
Sur motion daaant f.iteet secondse, ie ran.
port suinant fut Ia ct adopts
a rhon President et .MembFes du Juri de poll
lice a. la paroisse de Lafoarche.
..NIsf Les sonssignds nommes d'nn comits-
oe maf1n pour examiner Performance No. l, in
sttulee aUne ordonnance etabltssant les regles
les regulations du Juri de police de Ia paroisse
le Lafourche, nlapporte respectueusement
Quill q exainine III dlite ordonnaIlce ct ra-
c0fimande lsadoption de Ia resolution suirante,
rdlativenent a Ia dite ord donnarce.
Egsolu One Performance No l. intituiee
l.Ure eIdaananee etahlissant Ies rfgles ct rGgtl-
latidnssdu Juri de police de ID parcisse de La
Fonrahc, adoptee lie Ter mars. 1865 ~ soft ct Ia 4
meme est par ces pr6sentes adoptee CONNIE les
:eglass set regulations golivesnant iesIuri dc po-
ice de Ia paroisse de Lafouxche, ca autant que
les dies r6gles et regulations ne sont pas con-
raires aucune lQi a Fiat ou nailitaire.s
Deaobre. 40, 1863
=. u. ROMAN,
(Ssgne) ]. REMoxT.
J. LYALL-
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

DEpAnt.-On ilisait rautre jour dams les rues
st.sle rcliquat dcs troupes stationne q Thibo-
4lasN devait nous quitter, mais il men est rien,
II parait que l'ordre de depart etc contreman-
de, ri toute fois il y q eu un ordre semblable de
donne Ce qui cst certain, c'est que lie commits
ssaire demenage ses provisions.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18
Chroniquc Locale.

xsB-.Mr. Y. Samoan, arriyant de Ia vile. Went
de rcceyoir un assortment. .complet de marcian-
discs fraiches de la meilserre qualite ct gu
,aeillcur go1t-Avis aux ach,taurs
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18
q. D. BRoUssARD. IT. POSTER
EsEeOUsS1kED s. FOSTER,
SO. Rue de "a Commune s8
y Nousells-erleans.

AGENTS. pour Ia ventc des prnprietes fon-
cieresset loyer d'habitations.
GarIes perspnnes quf 1esirent nous confer la
vente on le byer de Ieurs proprietes sont prices
de mons en- envoyer le, plan agec une descrip-
tion complete de tout cesaui en- depead.
Louis Bush, Tliibodaux.
REFEREScEs
E. @. MELaSeos; Napoi6onYille.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

) NoxIxArroS.-Le major J. x. Gourdain Went
d'etre nomme. par lie: e:Gourerusnr Wells, recor-
der de la paroisse, en- remplaccment de NJ. Emil
le I.eblanc demissionnaire;. C'est un bon otfcter
public connu etestime de toutes les personnes
Aui ont eu des relations avec lui.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

DEPART. lie DIP. Dansereau ct n. Charles
Francois Gaude, tous deux possedant me 81 habl-
tation sur le bayou Lafourche, ct connus CONNIE
des habisants numero I'm, viennent de partir pour
lie Brezil on lis pensent setablir s'ils y trou-
yent quelque chose u leur convenience.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

voI~-Dans la mutt dcrendrcdia h samedi, les
xoleurs ee sont introduits dams Ia boutiqne de
NJ. Keller ct y ont enleve une certaine qnanti-
tG de pantalons gilets, paletots ct autrcs o1jets
qui &c trouvent ordinairement dams la boutiqne
dun tailleur. II fallait voir qael air, qnelIe
mine llongee await le yole le lendenain matin
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-08
County Fund, Or

1865. County Fund, CIR
Jan. 31By amt transferred to
special ten per cent.
fund by order of Com
missoners .... ......... l57 04
Feb. Amt trans'd to school
fund by order of CONS l Alb SO
Feb. 6 Amt trans'd to special
ten per cent fund by
order of Commis'rs.... 81 10
m 6 Amt trans'd to school
fund by order of Com
missioners .......... so5 96
March Amt trans'd to special
ten per cent fund by
order of Commis'rs. -. 152 48
j" 6 Amt trans'd to school
fund by order of Com
missioners .. 693 81
." 6 Amt OF warrants re-
turned redeemed ....... 2 968 90
g Six per cent on above
warrants, TIeas'r's fees 187 50
Feb. Proportion tax refunded
to Dist. Atty for Geo.
Lyte as having been
twice paid l9 50
Nav | Amt transd to sheol
fund by order of Com
missioners ..... 1877 09
June 6 Warrants returned re-
deemed .... 5 2l3 II
G Amt of int. on same. 43l SO
/" 6 Six per cent Treasurer's
fees 33s 6s
By amt oil. int. on war
rants returned redeem
ed March 9Th h........... 157 23
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-08

Joint Sstaten1en of County Auditor
and Treasurer, Showing Einan-
ciaI Condition of Boise County
from january 3D. to June 9th,
1865.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-08


Total amt Of warrants drawn and
returned redeemed, County
General Fund ...... .... 14o 20
Total amount of warrants drawn
by County Auditor on School
Fund and returned redeemed 100 0O
Total amt of warrants drawn on
School Fund by Superinten-
nent of Public Instruction and
returned redeemed ............... l 4o3 oO
Total amt of war; ants drawn and
nnnaid aid.......,.................. II e61 %
Total am of warrants drawn on
Hospital Fund and unpaid. 48z 70
Total amt of warrants drawn on
10 per cent fund and unpaid 347 90
Total amt of warrants drawn on
Co Gen. Fund and unpaid. 831 95
By an entry upon the books of the former
officers, tappears that the sum of thirty
rseven hundred and twenty-three dollars and
seventy EIGHT cents ($3,723,70) was trans
ferred from the School to the County General
Fund, and in accordance with an order of the
Board of Commissioners of said county, made
and entered February lst, 1865, that amt
has been taken from said County General
Fund and placed in the School Fund, as may
be seen from the foregoing accounts.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN NJ. MURPHY, Co. Auditor.
ALFRED SLOCUM, Co. Treasurer.
Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise-ss
John NJ Murphy and A. Slocum, being duly
sworn each for himself, says, that the foregoing
statement is correct. JOHN NJ MURPHY
A.SLOCUM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of June, a. D. 1865. JAMES THoRBURN,
County Clerk.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-08
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, |
County of Boise. [

IDAHO CRY. June 26, 1865.
To the Board of Commissioners Of said County.
GESTLEMEN:-Pu Pursuant to Section 78 of
the Revenue Act of this Territory passed
during the last session of the Legislature, we
would submit the following report of the
finances of the county, since the first OF
January 1885, to wit
1865. A. SLocUM, Co TaEAsURER DR..
Jan. 3. To gold dust paid over
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Exnress business of the three express
omnanies-Adams Harnden' S and the South
crn-is now quite heavy. Adams is dong q
remarkably heavy business in the Transmission
of money, large sums of which are intended
for banking institutions and merchants South.
Tt understood that Gen. Gibbon desires
that the city of Petersburg should be turned
over to the absolute and uninterrupted control
of the civil authorities. In an interview with
the Mayor and several prominent members OF
the Common Council, on Saturday afternoon,
he so expressed himself, and distinctly an
nounced that unless the. civil authorities as
sumed the government OF the city, the military
would most assuredy do so.
Six foreign vessels are now lying in the
James, receiving freight for foreign ports, such
as -four, tobacco, &c. Three lie at City Point
and three at Bermuda Hundreds. One IS
loading for Liverpool, one for London, one FOR
France with French tobacco, and three for
Bremen
The Postmaster General has made con-
tract for the conveyance Of the mails from
Norfolk by Hampton to Old Point Comfort and
back six times week.
John S. Pendleton, B. johnson Barbour,
Uriel Tcrrll, A. J. Crane, Meredith lips
comb ard perhaps Others are candidates tor
Congress from the Richmond district.
On Saturday evening last, General Terry
issued an order vesting Mr.. David j. Saun-
ders, the Provisional Manager of the city OF
Richmond, with all the powers of the City
Council under the charter granted by the
State Legislature Mr.. Saunders is thus en-
powered to enforce the ordinances passed by
the Council under the said charter.
The Oyster Season in Richmond has set
in quite auspiciously, and the saloon keepers,
who are enterprising enough, are receiving the
bivalves daily from Norfolk. Those received
are very fine and large, and retail at twenty i've
cents per dozen. Oysters are also received IN
carts from the York river, but those from
Norfolk are preferred by the dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30
WILLIAM MILLER.
OF
GRAY, MILLER & CO.,
WITH
EDGA r SpFTDEN

EDGAR bPElDEN.
Would call the attention of his old friand,
and customers, and the public generally to Mr.
Speiden's large and well selected stock Of Nor.
chandize, consisting Of
SUGARS,
Browns, Loaf. Crushed, GRADUATED, Powder.
ed, A. B. and c. refned-best brands
MOLASSES,
Porto Rico, Muscavado and English Island
Beehive, Honey, and other Syrups.
COFFEE
Rio, Manila and Ola a. Goyernment 5avas.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Greens,
English Breakfast, Pouchong and Souchong
Blacks.
Adamantinc and Mould d}qI{1,,
New 7 ork Factory and English Dairy
SPICES,
Black Pepper, ground and grain, All5picc.
ground and grain, Ginger, Cinnamon, Gloves
Mustard, Nutmegsn; prcs
Alum, Epson Salts. Coppcras, Blue TitMol
Sal Soda, Super Carb Soda: Salaratus, Cream
Tartar.
Fancy, CASTLE, Palm, yellow & Brown
CANDIES,
Plain Assorted, Fancy 90. cum drops and
Rock Candy.
FISH
Mackerel, Herring and Alewiyes, in barrels
Scotch and Dutch Herring, in boxes.
PICKLES.,
Assorted in barrels s. jars, Tomato and Walnut
Catsups, Worcester Sauce, Pepper Sauces,
Capers. -,
SUNDRIES.
Lemon Syrup, Raisins Prunes Soda Biscuit,
Ginger Snaps, Wine Biscuit, Sugar, Butter,
Boston s. Picnic Crackers, Letter, Foolscap &
Note Paper, Straw Wrapping Paper, large
6 small Tea Paper, Putty, American and
French Window Glass, White Lead IN OlL
Butter, Envelopes, indigo, Percussion CAPS
&c. d. Rice Starch: Yeast Powder; Steel Pens.
Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, Black and kco
Ink, BIacking-ALason's and Annear, 5, 4Qcl
cilage. Cigars Manila Cherrots, Fig Blue,
Stove Polish, Ground Cottees, Liquorice, Vine
car, Sardines, Maccaroni, Pearl Barley, F&g-
IA, Sage, Salad Oil, Chocolate, Mustard, Is
sence Of Coffee, Meal s. Coal Sleeves, Rat Traps
Feather Busters, Jute Rope, Matches. Tubs
Pals, Brooms Clothes Pins, Wash Boards.
Butter Prints, Churns, Brushes, Horse Buck
cts Measures, Pruues, Dat Meal, with othe.
articles not mentioned. All kinds Of Country
Produce received on Commission,
aug lS--eOlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30
WASHINGTON NEWS.

At the trial of Werz, yesterday his counsel
who had abandoned the case the day before,
returned, and continued to act for the defence
President johnson has granted pardons to
the following parties under the amnesty procla-
nation: John P. Branch: Thomas Branch.
James B. Branch, George W. Boiling, Ed
lnond Fontaine, Samuel J. Rutherford, Charles
A. Rose, and VIM. Allen, of Virginia.
Up to the present time over eight thousand
netitions for pardons have been sent to the
President, through the Attorney Generals
Office
The following naval vessels, the services Of
which are no longer required, will be offered at
public sale at the Navy Yard, on the 18th Of
September: Jacob Bell, paddIe-wheel, 229
tons; Yankee, paddle-wheel, 32S tons; Key
stone State, paddle-wheel, 1864; John l.,
Lockwood, paddle-wheel, $50; Victoria screw,
254: Alpha, screw, Delaware paddle-wheel,
s5l; Fuchsia, Screw, 1870; Currituck, screw,
1913; Moccasin, screw, 1872; Ella, paddle
wheel, 230; Eureka, screw, so.
w. W. Corcoran, who has been in Europe,
forsome time past, is expected to return IN
short time.
Several robberies of stores have taken place.
within the last few nights
Major General Quincy A. Gilmore, H. s.
volunteers. commanding Department of South
Carolina, has been brevetted lieutenant colonel
and brigadier general of the regular army.
Gen. Connor's expedition against the hostile
Indians in the far West, has lately been sue
cessful in several attacks, killing numerous In
dams, and capturing many horses and mules
Tomorrow the East Tennessee and Georgia
railroad will be turned over to the company
The Nashville and Northwestern road has been
offered TO the company, but they decline to
accept the charge Of the road unless they can
secure the control Of the Chattanooga road III
addition, as they want to merge the two roads
into one route.
Only two bridges now remain to be built to
make complete the Virginia and East Tonnes
see railroad, But a week or two more will be
required to put the road in first-rate order.
A few cases OF yellow fever are reported at
New Orleans, but they excite no uneasness,
as they are Of a mild type, and yield readily TO
careful treatment The health Of the city
generally was never better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30
TFYANnRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
4 GIGANTIC sWINDLE.

4 GIGANTIC sWINDLE.
Several months ago the question was discus
sed in the Cabinet whether 40 bonds should
be paid by paymasters to soldiers. Mr. Inn
coin was opposed to the project, tor ne feared
that bankers and brokers in localities where
large amounts were paid out would take ao-
vantage of the soldiers and charge them a per
centage for exchanging the bonds tor legal
tender notes. It was therefore decided that
r 90 bonds should not be used tor paying
soldiers. Subsequently this decision was
modified, and paymasters were furnished with
limited number of bonds and expressly or
dered by Paymaster General Brice to inform
officers and men, when they were paid OFT,
that they could have their option whether to
take bonds which bear interest or legal tenders.
The result feared has been brought about by
paymasters, who, in violation OF law and IN
structions, have connived at and carried out
most rascally scheme to swlndle the soldiers.
Colonel Binney, a paymaster IN the army,
who has had charge OF the Norfolk district,
few months ago took to Norfolk eight millions
of dollars in Treasury checks. Arriving there,
he made an arrangement with the National
Bank of Norfolk of which Mr. Coles is presi
dent to exchange these checks for 80 bonds,
with a small proportion of legal-tender notes,
and to divide with the bank the per centage
allowed by law to persons who put the l.3O
bonds in circulation. Some Of the paymasters
under Colonel Binney, demanded of him
share OF his per centage. He acceded to the
request So far as the Investigation has gone,
it appears that in a singh month over 100000
was paid by this Norfolk bank to different
paymasters as their share of the spoils Bin
ney received over SIS, 900; and Majors Pulsl-
fer, Howell, and others received their percent
age, which amounted, in most cases, to over
$1,000. The cashier of the National Bank at
Norfolk has made statement OF the amounts
paid to these paymasters, and some two or
three have made afidavits and confessions
which fully implicate them in the sWlndle and
expose the whole scheme. All these develop
ments have been made during the last few
days under the care Of Gen. L. 9. Baker,
The gains which have been made out OF the
soldiers do not stop here When they at
tempted to exchange their bonds tor legal
tender notes at the National Banks Of Norfolk
or Richmond, or when with these notes they
tried to make payment for purchases from
merchants or suffers, they we're charged dis
count on the bonds Of one half or one per cent.
This amount did not materially reduce their
pay, but the aggregate gains Of the bankers
and brokers must hove hoon enormous. This
scheme has been going on in other localities,
and Gen. Baker will probably be ordered to
make investigations wherever there Is reason
to suspect that frauds have been comnitted.-
What will be done with the officers and with
tho National Ronlc which have hnan concerned
has not been decided. They will receive ne
mercy from Gen. Brice nor from Secretary
McCuIloch : Wash. Chron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

President johnson has issued proclama
ton removing certain restrictions on trade I'M
posed by the proclamation of the 18th and 24th
of June. 50 that the articles declared by the
said proclamation to be contraband of war,
may be imported into and sold in the Southern
States, SUI ject only to such regulations as the
Secretary OF the Treasury may prescribe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

General Fisk at Nashville has recently refused
to return the wealthy rebels land now IN pos
session of the Freedmen S Bureau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, on
w WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th Of September,
1868 in front Of the Mayors Office, in the city
of Alexandria, Va, EVERGREEN FAhM:
situated on the Leesburg turnpike, mules
from Alexandria and from Washington. 1t
contains about 46 acres, has fine ORCHARD or
Peach, Pear and Apple trees, and is well ADAPT
ed for market farm For further particulars
enquire at the Gazette office. aug liza
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

OORN FOR SALE.-Will be sold at public
" auction on the 5th of September next, about
SO acres of Standing CORN--to be sold by the
acre in lots to suit purchasers. The Corn is on
the Farm now called Clarcmont Hospital, about
p miles from Alexandria, formerly owned by
Com Forrest. Sale TO commence at 10 0 clock:
= m TAU 25-ts#7 H. CLEVINGER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

WANTED. in Alexandria, Fair
w fax and Prince William counties.
SMOOT s. WHEAT, Land Agents,
aug 2N-tf Ale\ahQf'it. : d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

~ REGULARFREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
49, ~ ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN.-The proprietor, Capt. King,
and will bring freight at the lowest rates
and warrant satisfaction to ali who will favor
him with their business.
Three to five trips weekly. For information
Apply to Gregory s Paul, No p, King street.
j. S. KING. Capt.
Freight Dock, Pier No. 4,
aug 29-3W Foot OF Hrlncess oJFcet:
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TDGAR. SPEIDEN,

GR 0 c. ER
NO. y, so Ul7H FAIRFAX STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

The Frederick, Md, Union says :-.'It has
been renresented to US that much beloved
Minister Of the Gospel, Of the Lutheran de-
nomination. at Emnlittsburg, IN this county,
was denied registration among the qualified
voters last week, because he voted for General
Mcclellan last fall and because his house was
not illuminated on the fail OF Richmond: .
Great complaint is made in Maryland about
the acton OF the registration board.