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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
TIE MARLBOROUGH RECORDER,
IL rualisukp wrrKLR
nv DENNIS uEARTT,
Al Three Dollars per annun, paid IN adsanss

~ Having resumed our weekly issue, we hope
TO be able regularly 10 continue IL But TODD %,
sili BE- necessary that our subscribers should pay W
with prempiness their dues. We musi have none,
hut provisions will he received when money canno,
be had. Those ~ho DO not desire 70 continue Their
subscription will plesse awe u prompt notice.
We h0pe ttfote many weeks 70 prceurelheiier p.
Ter end better irk; and d soon o. We are enabled
10 DO So will renew our type u l. our inicntios -
enlarge our sheet % somewhat near sppfcach 70 ~
Sosmer r1e when The return Of bushes will justify tbs
ssmnse. n the mean time by cafeiulness IN our %.
sriIous We shsl enieasof 10 make our paIcr assfui
and interesting.
Our icims II present are 80 per snnum. OF Sl'W
Cor sx months, paid In advance.
Advertisements. = One dsllaT per square Tor sAs
6rsl insertion, and fiiy cnls FOR each continuance
en- lines 10 constitute square. A liberal dedaeHss
win BE- made 10 liberal customers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20

A rspsrt submitted to the AnsusI Con.
ference 81 the Georgia Methodist Church,
lately convened a. Macsn, showed that The
Methodist beck and publication interest
lad lost $4,000 BY the failure u Csnled-
crate currency.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED sTArEs
President Andrew johnson, Of eanesses.
Secretary sf stase-wm. H. Seward, sfNsw Ysrl
Secretary Of Wsr.-Edward M. Stanton, Of Penn.
Postmaster Genersl-- william Dennison, Of 0his.
Secretary Of tho Navy Gueon Wells, Of Conn.
Secretary sfths In,eror--James Harlan, ofIows.
Secretary ofths Treasury nssh MsCailoeh, q III
Attorney Gsnersl--James Speed, Of Kentucky.
Prssdsnlofths senass-Lafsy cite 9. Foher,sf Oenr
Speaker of.he House Schuyler Collar, u Indiana
surREnE COURT.
salmsn r. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
/. James M, Wayne, Georgia.
.. Samuel Nelson, New York. sI
!. -ober. @. Grier. Pennsylssnis.
I. Nathan Clifford. Maine.
8. Noah II. swsyne, HE.
.. Danisl Davis, Illinois All
I. Samuel Miller, Isws.
.. Samuel y. rield, California.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
nKLP d 8 uHill

EThvTNG lost IN ve bad BY the war, We are e.n.
a PEELED u ash our numerous friends and cus.
TONERS % psy CASH for Whist they boy. We can.
not buy without The Cash. Az coon IS Nc get able
Il will afford us pleasure 10 accommodate you with
credit. We cannst DO itnsw.
J. C. WEBB ksWHITTED.. !.
se,tssbss ~. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
FRESH ARRIVALS.

- FRESH ARRIVALS, =.
WE HAVE nov in store fall and esnple,s
w stock sf Drugs, Medicines, Dye Sss9s 3d.
consisting in part # ihs following gssdsi
Qunine, sl. sa t4 $500. s
Castor and Sweet Oil
Cod Liver Oil,
Best Salad Oil,
Best Ground MUSTARD
Indigo and Msddsr, 3Ni
N Copperas, English, .t
Sarsapsrills. Bulls, and many ether sosds
]. C. WEBB x WHlTTED.
Hilsborsush, N. o., Nov. ., 1855. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
FoR SALE

FOR SALK
S,OOU 1000 lhs. Sugar, asserted.
1000 Combs. assorted,
200 sides Upper and sole Leather,
Canvas. and Dash Leather
will ctiss our Winter stock Il Ladies' and hsn's
wear. Boots and shnc-. Nv the 25,h o. this month.
BROWN, PARKS & CO.
October III. VI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20

|nNE Gross Loves Genuine Brown Windsor Sssp
" and Shaving Ssap, at tbs
90 DRUG STORE.
VsOoTH Brushes, Blsetins, &c. at The
DRUG STORE.
DOMATUA6e, Hair Oils and Cslosnes, at the
I DRUG STORE.
csoz0DONT fG the Tech. q the
= DRUG STORE.
DARD0TT's Worm Csndy. and McLsnsis and
- Fshnsstoek's Hermifuse, at the
DRUG STORE.
CURE YOUR CORNS.
EIOIT's Celebrated Corn Cure, siihs
DRUG STORE
m UsTANG I.inemeni, Gays ointment, Mccall
ASA islsrs Ointment and 0psdeldoc. q The
.a DRUG STORE.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
MRS. wINsL0w's Soothing syrup. At The
Avn DRUG STORE.
HAOFFATss, Brandrelh's, Ayers ssrengs. Nc
Nl Lanes, lanes and Deems Pills. ., ihs
DRUG STORE.
DAYsoNrs Indelibls Ink, coI's Gslalins, Perry
DRUG STORE.
RRITisH Oil, Bassnan's Drops and Fossaies d.
DRUG STORE.
uooFLAND's Celebrated pi.tss fOr Dyspepsia,
II .. The DRUG STORE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
Appointments Of ths Methodist Episcopal
Conference.

Appointments Of ths Msthodist Episcopal
nj Conference.
We give belsw the appointments for the
ssssisS Conference year, % they were
read cat Wednesday evening Il tho close
= tho session: s
fALRIoH DIsTRIcr--N. =. REID, r. b. u
Raleigh Staiisn--H. r. nslson.
II Raleigh Missisn--sA. n. Raven.
Wsks Cirssit--J. b. Bobbitt, Wa. K.
Jordan.
T~ Riser--J. n. wheeler. Esssss Haas.
Lesjsbarg-y. a. Cunniagin.
Orssge-I. w. Moore, A. w. Eanrun.
Hilisbsrs'--Wm. G. Wilson.
s. Chapel Hil!--1ichsrd 8. Nsbb.
Alsnsece--Wash. D. Richardson.
Psssn-f. J. Censssy. w. n. Barnes.
sRxnnsssas' ri--srrS--a. >. posls. }. 4.
Gres .shsss-Ts. ..assirSor.
0sillerA-fstsr psub.
Fssgy,s--Jsnse y. Thselsr. W. W.
Albes. Sop.
: 6tokss-3.r. 1s,aaes-k.
: Mxdisen-CksA y. podssa.
Wcpisss,A--M sscss &. Thomas.
YakeeJsills-n. q. Barrett.
Lscsnrr.r-. srss Shell.
Davidson-W. ID. Msschan. C. M. An.
dersss, SsPy.
Trinity. O. rrutsn. ]. r. klf,rd, Sup
High foias sad Conpsny ShsYs-N. II,
d. Wilg-
Prssidsnt firstly Csllegs--p. Craven.
Agent Greorsbsrssgh College,. Y,
Decms.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27
Chu-actc: in Dress.

I, would sometimes seem. inleel. n
liz mcu'. dress were fixed beyond oil
pnwcr Of its adjt.,mrnt to chrracter;
~, no lrw> os rcprs<sin: Influences can
really hinder man 5 character shown?
! itself 10 his outer garments. Still,
wherever there i, Il strongly p7onounced
character Of such ori.inality. icdcpcnd.
nee or cratcii.tincl, as to breiE loose
FROM the habits and tone Of thought OF
tie age, taon:h it o. on points merely
, n;,S;ract, with np conceivahIr relation to
the Goa: or ncck::c. or atran:"ment OF
! hair. these cx,c.nnl> will be affected by
: them. an,! WI, i:.!.rc the m1n u diSscn.
tihrt from. or lcad.r Of. the thought OF
/ III, a.e. Sonc!hin: abrn: the fit. tho
.nlar. the form Of his attire. will show
h:m remarkable. Tai.. Of ronrSs. Hpplics
- s;crui.:Jr> an! lheori.f'. Men OF
eriira. I.r..tic,i mon. politicians-all
4" ho curry om tic worlds business, whose
concern is with men rs they are and
whose occr?rri,n depends on the coun-
rrnancc o. ;ia existing state OF things
!.e,>. ~ thry th'nt lnl act. with tbs
world bat every d.viI,irn nf thnr.ht,
every cnn>i.tra, r.sn!u:irr in mln TO
'hiuk nnI act r'r hir>''!f in my m'to.
rial point. social. p,liic'l or religious,
:crtli"Iy EXPRESSES i.scf in some e1t"r:
ga. ncaw:ilrity. |, Is inler'l w"ndcrIul
how rh;s conr"c:;on between the inner
pr;r":2'c and the imTuI.c thou IN per-
hars urcnns.;u"s--p! markin" this oy
some corre,pon,lin. external ietcl'p.
men:, will show itsc!. in spite of every
!.ir,irancc tia; cn,tom, anl we might
1lmos: say intention. Imposes. A mao
caauo. I've pr: in hi, notions without
H.. tie Of hi cri"i' "r san" lin"S soma
wh eye >h,%in.: il. lls cannot be- >kcp.
tie actively. c,n:ros.r>illy intent oa
m.kin.: prn>dy;cs. without not only his
features, his h,ir, his g1it, his backbone
,hDwin: IL hu. some eccentric upper
.armen:. collar, shoes. something about
him. b.,rayin.: bin. y man cinnot sot
at.u; iaiu>;;i)a>iy snbscrtin; the con.
-'i.r;ipn Of hi; cprniry without. from
his int 10 III, boots, ana every loose.
setting .,rmcn., telling the the; mao
c,aao: b. a i;bcra:rr si:hou. some signal
rasweria. to Glri,aIiis shirt; tho man.
tie Of lilc p-ofl.; wls necss'ry TO ex.
press tic s?ir; oi t'r prophet, such in
! ,ima:e connec:i,n is ;Eere between ln1n
aal ;he outer self that Immediately
.ur.auui; him. Clothes arc hut an eX.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27
Wilson's l,ill.

Mr. Wilson. Of Massachusetts. has in
.ro!aced the fu!lowin. act to maintain
the freedom Of the ihhahiiants in thc
States declared in instruction and rc
hcllion Ly the Proclamation Of the Pres
iLcn, on the first day of July, is"2:
BE Il rrar,H. d., That all lrws,
statutes, acts. ordinances. rules and re-
u,a:;oHs Of any description whatsoever
heretofore in force or held valid in any
If the States which were declared to bc
in insurrcc;ion and rebellion hy the pro.
rl4mation Of the President Of tho l,t Of
july, ISG22. whereby or wherein any in
cuqal;ty Of civi! rights or immnni'ics
among the inhabitants Of said States, l.
rccc.u:z.d. authorized. cstrt!:,As!, or
maintained, hy reason or in consequence
Of any distinction or difference Ct Color
race. or descent, or ty reason # or i"
consequence O! a previous condition or
status Of slavery or involuntary scf"i;Hd'
ur Suc!, inhah:lan's. be and are he'eh:
declared null and voiI, a"l it shall tc
unlawful to institute. make. ord:in, or
cs.aJli>h. il any Of the States aforesaid
,icc!lrel to be IN insuvrec,;oa or rebel.
lion, any such Iaw. statute, act, orj''
nance. rue or regulation, or to cn!oree,
or 20 e,tcmp. to enforce the same.
See. .. And be- It I"Hh"r '""ctrd,
Tha: any person who sha!! violate either
Of the provisions Of this act shall he
deemed guilty Of a mis'lcmeanor, and
shall be punished hY &ne Of not !cs'
shan tivc hundred dollars nor exceeding
ten thousand dollars. and By imprison'
ment not less than six months nor cx.
cccding Eve years. and it shall be the
duty Of the President to enforce the pro-
Visions of this act.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27
Beast" Batter.


TIE Washington i;'?n"lIcan says th,e
Ten. Butler has letter OF apology.
written 10 h'm 'y ''fi r''mcr''""; not
v"rf i"". h.'"r" 'a- ''i'ers dcnfh.-
Nh"" tsn. i'r''"T i'>n"r his celebrated
Or'!~r No. -. ir N"w Orleans, known
=; Sc " "'"iin order. hn a<denoune.
e! y 'ar :"'"l ",'!eF:?i" b'aurc.ard a'
= " h%s>.' which '%;'hct was not only
""m'c! a.' n:rr III" H,r'r. but was ADOPT.
RI !" SIR; 'S h'r'! Pnn"r't"n: 'ats
l'7'm' .H!"'~'%: 81 ''f''t bt''''n: snort
Is AFTER TIE nr"'e I"Id hI'nSr'i ma
rr1"n'' "x""r'''re OF IN" u"p'ca<iot'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27

GENERAL Butter has prepared Is-*!
argument. showing how Davis aud L"c
can tc tried by Military tribunal. |:
anr man in the Nation can do this, Gen.
Butler is thu, man. As criminal law.
yer he has nevc. been defeated in any
impor.na, case. In that branch Of the
law re has probably no superior in tho
Union. .AS pavi> once offered 4 reward
Of $4,000 for ;he head Of Gen Butler,
i, is cmiucn,ly Citing :ha: the General
should have an opportunity to re;aliatc
by having Jefferson hung. livery lover
oi' Justice and right will rejoice 10 have
Buffers efforts prove successful. U;
coarse Corpcrheads and rebels vii! howl
over it, bu, that only shows the neees'
si,y and propriety Of having it doae.-
GaNipohs JOaraaI
We would prefer to see them corvlc'
ted Of treason 10 the civil courts, and
thus made a perpetual example.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27

IT MEANS GEH. GHASr.-Mr. Wash.
tu:n HIS introduced bill in Congress
% revise the grade Of General and to "a.
,hor;ze The prcsiden, to appoint a Gen.
cral TO tc =e!c.;el from among those
o:i;ccts in the military service Of tho
United States mos: distinguished for
courage. skill and ability, who, being
commissioned as General, may DO ~.
,hprizcl, Under the direction, aod during
the piea2arc Of the Prs.ileut. ito com.
maad the armis. Of the United States"
The p1y is to he ons half greater; than
received hy the hicu;cnant.G Gcneral; his
aid, are to have the rank and ply Of
Col"rcIs Of cavalry. aud whom the olb,s
becomes vacant. the uct creating it u to
be 90 longer 10 foros.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27

pHNGRAHME %" TIE H:.oH>THE"?.
rp "-Th. future programme oi' the rr.
constructed rebels !, cy'ito"Z"i in 'h"
following scrap Of t!iaip=n", related hy
a Ilobii" correspondent o. the C'ncln
r,,; Gu,.f;r: "Whirh side wi! We
nHc?" answered an aIeit in poll i"ai
<!lu;il;ug. whose prc>cn'c @r.ced many
a caucus in Washington III ~" old
riaurs. "Why. the side tina; bids high
cst for us. Of course. An'! y"u necin I
he at any loss to knnw wh', side th'' -.
You've been whipping Us ri sht Snn"':i;
We acsnnwir'." Ih. whipping. but "r
don't kiss the hand that "'re it-n't by
= ID sight! Well unite with the op
position up North, aud Let~"cn US we |!
make majority. Then wet! eh"w you
sEo's going to RUE ,i.is country
Thus our reconstructed brethren
have no: hal time to realize that ih2:
have been whipped, until they are p'nn'
ming how to rulc" th, Laion patty o!
the Nor,h! That the above is what
many of them har: determined on, Is
proven by remarks o:eraeaT4 on orr mr."
streets. before :hc lat" elections. ilnw
aaicH, - therefore. !: i, 20 l"n! them
The .i.ht 20 come i:::o Congress ana
carry OIL; their 'iprcc'am%c !ccsce that
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27

the State furnished the lowest order Of
copprrheads w any Nv EN-. PAr'lon
me cf aattcr you. Bat what I wanted
to say WIZ. that | suppose snthin hez
happened dooren the past + years. J
was \ original scccSSioai-t. Sum year;
ago | he'd hunlrcd niegers. and WIZ
doin we'll with EN-. But unfrrchuni;iY.
my brother led and left me cz much
more land hut no ni..gcrs. | wartcd
niggcrs enough to work that laa1. and
spnsel cf cut off from the North, and
the slave trade was re.opencd, Good
"ct cm chtcrcr. llcntz | scccShcd
Sirh men az Gcnral NlacS'iuEer to.A me
! the North wooden, fight Or | woodcat
hey scccsh:. but did Il. | wcat out
for WOO! ana cum back >horn. scccsht
with hundred nig:crS to get two hun.
ircA. and alas | Gnd myself back into
he old "ov"rnmcnt with u@ry niger.
/ " But all ;h:s is 10 cxcoosc far tal.in
h"d nonc"nts. you oh ass, sea he.
adircssin Gcnrr Il MarS,inger you talk
nv wa, you will do, and WIT y"u wont.
IIcvent you d;.kivercl that 700 are
whipped? IIcvent yoo found on; that
voo are suliouyalei? Are you back
into the yo"nyun nv your own free will
and aIkord? lIcvcnt 900 got pardon
in your po&it. which dokymcnt is ali
thai saves your neck from strcchin
hcmp? Why do 700 talk w wat Soath-
karalynv will and woat do? Good
Lo,l! rccolect about year since
Sonrhkaraiyny would nrrcr permit her
yoi' = be pn|!utid b. Yankee hrc!ins.
vit Sherman marched al! over j; with Il
lew uv en-, and scarcrlya . gun was fired
at en-. So too | rccuicct tha: thot SCI!
State wi;h wuza coin to whip the c";;r"
, Nor;h, and wirh wood, cf ovcrpowered.
submit gracefully and with dignity, to
anEih:iatioa. ard s;ch, was the fist 10
ii, down on her marrowhnneS, IN! beg
for peace like dos. III 700 intend
;his talk for tie purpose NJ, skarin the
North, believe Tie when say that TIE
North amt 50 easy sSarcd ra i, VIZ.
f.f its i3tcndid for home conSumtion.
consider me the people. I've h"'rd i;
before, and | !. take no more Nv It nniII
my siummick settles. |, makes nc pukc.
The fact is we are whipped: an! hcv
-. u "o '"I "'l' -: w., "" ";"i ;h, .nJ .;n,
-'." !" !'S '|1 n-r,I,.o, .IC'|, H., nan;,
-,r .;,, W =" I"y,, F1 % nrJ .nrvr him r;,c States
49,. ~ Jo.J ,u1 sl,vrry is abolished
nI ,.;.t :, .h;r,lry. ,p,} i, my opiu
; a"" ~, W." Snn,h ~ !. ID s;.ht h:,,nr of
~" ;'hn", ";,brr or en- | kin swa~c.
r,ni;m;n or,.;.in -. ~, sh,J1ry
now - "'.'' ~ 49," u' '"'', ,hn. Il,.,;,, w,
=" ''' "'- .'" am nno =, w,.
OCT J. 90; var! " "''ii :,i,:. ""t " 49,!
"rA' I"IH'', -, ,',,',o., " " hn~ ny.- ,%r
%a'S" y ny ."" ~ w. -, ,I:,, w.
,."''! "". e" r ,n. h,..., III ,tn
.;mn h.y discovered that !. !. a rnoI
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27


ask no. f'nc'S rmla2nncA crest,
Nor SEX | .o.i---i ask fOr mo!c:
ask Il heart whrwOn 10 resi-,
When am sal. All cnNicd store.
a>l; no, troops Of friends to share
The hru:S when ';rnry woulI be !r|c
Eut when my soul is oppressed with care,
ask heart 10 cttrvI>!! me.
AM! whcm sweet peace leans DER my way,
Thrice <hrul! tht joy rciIsc' a.a'"
ln,o that loving. h"anin. eye,
That smiles ny joy ami feels my pan.
4 heart ,ha, thrills for me alone,
And gives bu; m the sweet carcSs,
Should never pine :"r loves lone tome
Nv lie would strive her own to bless.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27
NII.IT.NitN
COLLECTION g. G!!R'M AaEN S,
WASHINGTON, D. C.

,;E WISELY Mpil,liNN. o: ;h' :l"'n 81 Nash MOI
Il l..,. 4 Nr-i N''"r-'N> =: Law. lt"''t >''''''
t;i.IIr...i., i'r> VI. oUr aum"r'"" a:"'i "r '
;,"t,,..n ~. ;r,I,r,ti. &" ""'-""" IL >ii;"r ~ "
Ai,rl> -: iUu> Is,'m> t- ''"E"r''"a' Et'"';"- ,h
-. r,,,., rul T.,,, Wa.",.> lirA:- t.i'!r, !i"gS.
r e. ;in.:, ..r tr iLr N'N. r''>.'' '" ''''
,r,tc i,,i Il ,,a..I :-:'"y"'! w!''c III ihr scrF'
-, ,i,trT
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27

Aim above morality. Dc uvs simply
good; be good for something.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27
The Hearts Wish.

Arr.lr. X.v,.. Dec. 6. lsG".
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WELLS & DUNAN,

!.a'- Ca;". \. y. ". aid
li>l.g.,.... uiiic"r "i ia"
Qu..r,"rmn ,'"r> I'"in';-
l,."'.'. ~ E.!;iinOrc, MA
:,!rr+.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-27
The Journal,
OFFICE: OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Advertising.

The JorgxAL i crcu!r:cd thr.ush"u: the entire
Kaaaa.a Valley, a'.I !, ;tc hes; ad"rr::-,. Tn,un
IA tL., Section 81 ;..c S;.;a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

The bridge over the Rappahannock on the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac L. H.,
is completed, and it was expected the cars
would pass over it to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

The crowd that thronged King street, two or
three months ago, has very pcrceptibIy d(e-
creased in numbers within the last few weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

NOTICE ALI persons in my, debt viii please
" make prompt payment either to me or 10
T A. Brewis. All bills of mine that are not
paid within reasonable time vii! be PLACED in
the hands Of an officer for collection. All per-
sons having claims against me will please pre-
sont them St once. HENRY T. DAVIS.
Alexandria Va Sept. Is, 1865 sep l3-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
ICOMMUNICATED.

In veiw Of the recent action Of the City Coun-
Gil il reference to the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, may we not exclaim- hat curious
scenes will Rosclus next enact?"
SHAKESPEARE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

A Tournament will be held at Charlotte Hall,
Nd, on Thursday, the 29th instant. Another
is advertised to come off at Piscataway, Nd,
on the 10th of October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

Thirty-six boats, via the G. & 0. Canal,
loaded with coal, arrived at Georgetown yes
terday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

The next meeting Of the Episcopal Council
for the Diocese of Virginia, is to be held IN this
place, in St. Paups Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23
faaSaas'G aECGe


"A OF CHARLOTTESVILLE. "a.
John Wood, IT.. Sec'y. W [. Early, Pres't
This old and well and well established VlR-
GINA COMPANY, having survived the ca
lamities Of the past four years is now in good
condition, and prepared to transact business in
FIRE RISKS, on the best terms, The we'll
known reputation Of the Company for Caution
and Prudence and for Prompt Settlement Of
Losses will no doubt secure for It 8 fair share
Of public patronage.
@a.The undersigned have examined the
statement Of Assets and Liabilities Of the Abe
marie Insurance Company and are fully salts
fed ofthe safety and soundness of the lnstitu~
ton, and recommend it to public favor:
HORACE L, KENT,
A. Y STOKES & CO.,
THOMAS r. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency ofthis Company,
[ take pleasure in recommending it to my
friends as being reliable and III every way
worthy Of their patronage.
aug LILY NO. TO, KING ST. ALEXANDRIA, ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

Henry Jefferson was appointed Captain Of
the newly appointed Night Watch yesterday
evening. Henry Rathburn was appolnted e
vatchman, vice James Mack, dismissed; and
William Sampson, vice L. j. O'Neal who
declined an appointment. Eleven Of the watch
men qualified yesterday evening, and went On
duty last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

Andrew Hart was arrested this morning a2d
carried before the agent of the Freedman
Bureau, for striking negro. His trial was
postponed until Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

WATCHES, JETELRT, &c.
7 ST no. So, KING STREET.
EDGAR S. FLEMING, truly thankful for
the past patronage OF the citizens Of this citv,
and surrounding country, most respectfully So
iicits q continuation OF their 1ityors. lie has
WATCHES, EWLLRI, SLLVERWARE,
Sc, and requests that all desiring anything H.
his line will give him call as he is determined 10
sell at pleasing prces.
Particular attention, as usual, paid to repair
ing Watches, Jewclry, sc. All work guaran-
toed.
Having secured the services Of a frst-class
ENGEATZR, [ am prepared to 90 all kinds OF
E G r 4 vi II G..
The hiG1est market price paid for old GOLD
ana SILVER
Remember at 80. S. King St, sap lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

WAR! WAR!l WAR!!!-Recruits want
" ed to join the Temperance army, to battle
against King Alcohol There will be lem
Perance Meeting held in the lower story Of the
Potomac Lodge building, Columbus street,
between Cameron and Queen, on tomorrow
4Sounday) afternoon, at 3! o'clock. Revs. MI.
bates and Hare will address the meeting. Come
one come all, and let us conquer the enemy ere
pne gets too strong foothold in old Alexandra.
by order Of Committee, on behalf of Rechabltes
ana Sons of Temperance 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23
LOCAL n L " S.

TIE MARKET, this morning, was well sup
,,;ea-but so far from there being decline II
nr;ces, there was an effort to create rise ID
III country produce. Lima beans are 70 CTS
per quart; green corn 20 to Is cts per aozen )
sweet potatoes 20 cts. per half peck; cabbages
5a75 cts, per head, &c. Print butter was SELL
inc at so cts. per lb. Very good butter, out
Of the market, can be had for less Eggs Soa
40 cts. per dozen, Fresh meats remain at tor
n,er quotations. Fresh fish, abundant but at
high prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-23

For the first time since the night OF the go
Of May, 1861, the ears Of our citizens were sa-
Iuted last night, as the town clock struck the
hour of ten, with the once familiar sound OF the
night Watchmen's horns. The blast pealed
forth was lusty and powerful, and evinced the
presence of stronger lungs, than those who tor
merly, through their tin messengers, gave no
tice to people to HE them home.