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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-11

Grand Sermon.-Au moment dc METRE sous
spresse s,r,ss nous apprenons 'dh'un nombreux con-
.cours datfranchis, venus de tous les COINS de ID
,paroisee, Sc prcssaient aux portes de fesl'se
smethodiste pour entcndre un nouvcau preacher,
r.aetnmef,t arrive dams nos murs.
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= =. pRorssARD. J.T. FOSTER
RROUSsARD e FOSTER,
88. Rue de la Commune .8S
NourellS-0rlcans.

ACEyTS.-pohr Ia vente des proprietes fon-
cieres et@loyer d'habitations.
isles personncs qni desirent nous confer la
Yente ou lie loyer de lenrs proprietes sont prices
de nous eli envoyer le plan avcc une descrip.
ton complete de tout ce qni en- depead
Louis BusH. Thibodaux.
REFERENCES
Z. o. MEIAseoy. Napoleonrille.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-11

I.tiyite CydRer rslale- -Presque tous les pe''ts
,,,a,;tants ont pen pres vendu leurs recoites ct
4font maintenant lenrs emplettes pour 70 saisoh
sdh;ver. .Aussi deruis qnelques iours l.activite
ct ,c movement esgnent dams notrespeifse vlie
sct les sffaircs commerciales sont en- vote de pros
.nerite. Get etat de chooses peut cncoredurer dcux
tmois au dire de ccrtaips marchands ap'es 9
lapse de temps, il aura nh ralentissement' JUS
xou.a la fin du mois de mars.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-11

d Kssi,Ntfdh Nous voybns avcc 'plaislr que
j Ia = residence du major J. &. Gouriain qll e'e
nsndant preseue toute la duree de Ia gnerre oc-
>.,,6e. mar des officers federanx. et'an@ dernie-
rcment ne, servait de maison decoletaax jennes az
t..nchjs r1eft etrercstituee son proprleta're.
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Chr0hique Locale.

. veate Pablique --Une certaine portion un io'
dc terre. situe sur lie bayou .Terrebonne. seFa
Sehdu'le Q decembre proclaim II he"'es, "
-rrant Ia maieon de Gour de ThlbodauS-As's
aux capitalistes.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-11

.sont interrompues = lie proprietaire, de plus
me charge de vous dire quill vous donne congo
a moins dependant que d'ician terne rous ne
vous fassiez rele7tr De feScoflunication.
En- sortant de chez moi i'ai reneontre Mr..
Prudhomnle, 1oraeur de notre loge j. lni IA,
contai mon ayentnre.
Mon ami, me repondif-il, jc snis ben pins
plaindre que Nous mon epouse, ma iidele
spouse. .....
Eth bien
Ellie ma refuse le baiser du matin. sous
pretexte que je suis excommunie, ct ellie s'est
barricadee dams sa chambre.
sQnand l'heure e.du ,lejpune:a some j'ai de-
mande ma cotelette habitnelle Josephine s'est
enfermee dams la cuisine, ct ellie ma repondu
par lie trou de la serrure Quill etait tnterdit
par les canons du concile dEphese de fournr
des ailments aux excommunies, sons peine
d'encourir soimeme Recommendation ma
jeure.
J'invitai NJ PrnHhomme d yenir dejeuner
avec moi au restaurant.
-Je mai pas faim, me dit-il, je sens que Tex
communication opere i me scmble qns tout
ceeaue ie mangerais en- ce moment sc change
rait dams ma buuehe,en serapaads ct en- eea
leuvres.
J'essayai de lie rassurer
Non, reprit-il, les paroles slu pere COM
nun des fideles mont eclaire j.etais un grand
coupable. je travaiIlais sans men douter de,
|struire Ia fami,e la religion, Ia propriete; la
franc-maconnerie est la snur, l'hnrrible sTnr
de la demagogie; prenez ce paqnet qui me
brtle ie rentre. chez moi pour ahjurer entire
les mains de mon epouse ellie Inc rendra son
amour ct ma c0telettp
Snivez mon er7eu,,,le atlipui a
J'ouyris lie paquet que '.ifarait lalsse Mr..
Prudhomme; il contenait ses insigncs macon
nique enveloppees dams un numero de 'Arenir
National.
Un grand nompre d'abjnrations semblablcs
ont Ell lieu dams la journee lie Monde e cure
gistrera toutes demain.
Sur la petite place devant la mason que
Ioccupe, on entasse en- ce moment fagots sur
fagots.
J'ai cru d'abord quill s'agissait d'employer
lie fen CONNIE noren liievetfff tlu cholera nlais
lie mai pas tarie apprendre Ia verite en- vo-=
yant placer au-dessus du bilchcr mn grand MA
nneauu hideux avec Prescription sdiyante
placee sur son front entre deux cornes mena
cantes: -
Monst,e de la 1fdnc.nacd'the1ie.
Ce manncqnin scra brhle ce soir, ct tout le
gqartier Sc propose de yenir danser antour du.
feh desjo;e.
CONNIE c'tiat lc jonr de- nl55trcFrresnnion heb
domadaire, j'ai pris lie chemin de Ia loge; inel-
ques personnes sly trodvaietf rernies, ct ellcsi
me cachaient pas lintention d'imter resemple
de NJ. Prudhomme don't l'abjaratop etait de-
ia connne dams tons les cnvlrons.
Franc macon, disait Tune tnelles. inais
jusqn.a l'excommnnicationex exclusiyement
La dessuS OF, s'est senare, asec Intention!
peu dissimnlee de ne pas Sc renuir. II est hien
evident pour moi que. Ia derniere henre de la
loge some; je serui le dernicr des Enfants de
la yraie lumiere.
Recommendation q porte comp; la plu-.
part dcs loges du Grand Orient sont fondro-'
yees. On va ouvrir dams les bureanx DIES jour-
naux religieux une souscriptlon pour oilrir au
pape une medai!le avec. cette inscription
DIT Iy
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a(Signe)

Sur melton ldment faite ct sccond6e, le rap
port slrfTant fut In ct adopte:
Tlibotlaux, le 20 septembrc 1865.
4 l'IIon. President ct mcmbres dn Juri de poll
ce de Ia parosse de I4afourehe.
NM. Les soussignes NOMINEES Il Ia dernierc M
s,mblee d 'un comitG dams le but de prenslfe eh
consideration le snjet d'iuspcction des chdnins
ct levees ct la cl6ture des creyasses, rappurte
respsctneuscnent. s3ss5ss
Que. q,lanta i'inspection des chemins ct le-
vecs lii paroisse soft dvisee Ell gaatrc Districts
d'inspection CONNIE suit
Lc premier Iistfidt cOnamenca cant;h Ia ligne
den bant de Ia pgrOissc sur Ia rive drite slu Ba-
Won I4afourche ct descendant jusasi a I4ockp6fg.
lie second District colnmencaIit Ia lighe
den hant de Ia paroisse snr la rive gauche din
Bayou Lafourche ct descendant jusqu'a Lock-
port.
Le trois;nme District commencant II I.cckport
srr Ia rive droite dn Bayou Lafourche eet descen-
iisque Ia OF les cheniins ct leYees sont n6cessai
ras. .& n
Le quatricme District cornmencant Il Lock
port sur 10 rive ga,lche du bayou Ldfonrche, ct
descendant jusque IL OH les chemins etlevecs
sont Rscessaif'cs. !.
Et qu,nn Inspectenr soft norlnle dans ct pour
chaque District, ayec un saleire de xrhis cents
piastres par sh. paya6lesA Respiration du ter
me de service.
Ouant aE crevasscs voire aemifG recoinman-
de, qu' u'ausst5t die Hes Iispecteirs seront nonf-
mes ct qualities, qu'ils ,procedent Immediate
ment a les boucher coni5rrneInent aux rGgles
ct regulations existaftes, naoyennant que les
dites rGses. ct regulations ne soient pas contrib
res aux lois militaircs.
Sur motion demcnt faite ct scconlee, lie
Juri de police proceda A l'eiection Hes Inspee-
tenrs ct Commissaires lies chelhins ct levees,
CONNIE suit sEaf
Ter District :--slerville Rome. Inspector;
Edmond Webre ct Ii. H. Micheiet, Comrnis
saires.
ID District Wv Corrie, inspcccteur II.
Il. I.edet ct Benjamin 'Folse, C0nimissaires.
3me District 81 Henry Baillcnx. Inspecteur
Iucicn Guidroz ct Telesfort Sayoie, Commits
res.
4me District John Dalferes, Inspectear,
Marcellus Daigre ct Octave Harang, Commis-
saires.
Sur motion, Ie Juri proeda 4 la nomination
des survcillantsdes chenins de linrereur, COM
me suit
Pour le chenin depuis Ia ligne den arrisre
de rhabitation Caillouet jnsqu au Grand Ba-
you Louis, Dantin -Suryeillant.
Pour le fcheff,in depuis le Grand Bayou jus-
cue Ia on le chemin est ouyert: Arsene Gau-
bert, Snrveiilant. fass
Pour le cIiemin depnis le Bayou Lafourche
iusqu'a Ia ligne den arrI9re de l'habitatioh
Cailouet u oseph Caillonet, Surveillant.
Pour lie chemin des brules Guillot ct Grand
Chene: Onezime Bernard, SnryeilIant.
Sur motion, le Juri de police s'ajdurna JUS
qu'au "a du present mois.
(Signe J J. $. PERKINS,
E,nIE +. LEBLANC, Greifier. President
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Omfiel.
j lERAT DE LAhOeJIsaANR.
PAROIssE DE LATOURCHE.
Juri dc Police.

Cnnfnrmemrnt asl'aiohrncment. ice 10 octb.
bre 465, le Jnri dc police s'assemhla.
Presents - s. Perkins, presilent. J. ].
Roman, d. B. Pngl. Arsenc lsergeron. Sos
tAcneiFoise. Joseph Remont. Frank llalferes.
John 'lsyall, Jnhn Nelsnn, Washington Griffin
Absent p. ]. Theriot.
r Sur motion dflmcnt faite ct secon.lee, Mn
conite lie trois. compose de MSI. Roman, Re-
mont st lyall. fnt nolllle flr le president
s4nHi. eva a,l:f,t'r PnrtloniEihce NDI tititihlae
line ordQnnance etablissiiit les regles ct re.
gnlatous .ln .Juri dc police lie Ia paroisse de
lafourche,' Ct lie snggprcr qhes cliangelnents
sill q, Il de necesslirrs, flire a Gette Or
dominance st den faire un rhpport cctte apra,
midi.
lie president hoifrIi:, les r6niites stliyhhts:
Des Elections Major Nelson, Dalfrrcs it
Folse.
Des Rsc'anations ,:--Iscrgeron, Remont ct
Griffin.
De-. Finances Roman. Iyall ct purh.
Les minutes des detx dernieres assemblies
frrnt Ines au Juri at sur motion laInent &C.
condee les. .rnemes farcnt adopte~.
Sur motion, le Juri s'ajourna jusqu'a dcux
henres p. NJ.
|
Present lies menles membrcs one ce ma
lin excepte Mr.. Dalferes qui est absent sur
permission. s
Sur'motion dlment faited ct secondee, le rap
port suiyant fnt lu ct adopte:
y Ehon. President ct Memirea dn Juri dc.pbfi
lice dc la paroisse dc Lafourchc.
s.MM,-Lcs soussigres NOMINEES a nm comiie-
81 lnatin. pDur examiner Performance No. I, In
stitlllee line ordonnance Gtabltssant les regles
les regulations du Jnri de police de Ia pafbisse
de Lafourche,h rapporte respcctueuseiiieiit::
.Qu,il examine: ia tiite ordenhance ct Re-
commando fadoption de 10 resolution sniyante,
Reinforcement Ia dite ordinance.
RGsoln Que Performance No. I, intitulee
.JFkcso,donnance etablissant les regles ct regi~
lations du Juri de police de 10 parcisse de La
foir,he adoptae le ,ler mars 1867 soft ct Ia
meme eat par ces prGsentes adoptee CONNIE les
reglas ct regulations gouvernant lc Juri de po-
lice de Ia paroisse de Lnfourche, en- aatant 9he
les dites regles ct regulations ne sbnt pas cOn-
fraires aaucune loi d Eat bu militairc.
Octobrc, l0, 1865.
]. ROMAN,
(Signe) J. REMoST,
J.. LYAiA.
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y
Tn. soldat prussien operait une acension pc
nible sur la cathedrale de Strasbourg, la me-
me don't lasfleche inacheyee inquietait 81 NAL
a pfopos 1'empereur Barberouse.
Quoique dams I'm etst de grossesse avancec,
Ia femme du bedeau guidait lie soldat dams 10
fatigante montee.
a moitie chernin, ce militaire cssouffie Sc
Sc retourna vers sa ceronne interessante
s-Ouf' ma petite mere, ft-i ], en- avez-vous
encore pour longtemps2
Pour trois mois ct de demi, repondit-elle
modestement.
-Peste ie redescends alors: jc n'anrais
iamais lie temps d'aller jusqu'au haut, je mai
que quinze jours de congo.
Deux editeurs Italiens, Fun de la "Patria"
ct l'autre de I'll Popolos. Sc sont blttus en-
duel ct ont echange douze coups de pistolet
sans resultat.
II ne Sc passe pas de semaines sans qn'i y
ait cinq on six personnes de blessees on tuees
dams les rues de Londres par les voitures ct
les omnibus.
Deux marriages sont annonces corlnne devant
ayoir lieu prochainemeit !: celui du fills du due
de N ontebello avec Mile @. Fard de lasGran-
20 Ct celui du fills allle de Victor Hugo arec
Mile Lehagne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA

THE undersigned will offer at public sale, on
i THU RSDAY. the goth instant, at L OK clock,
that valuable Real Estate, situated on Fairfax
street. midway between Cameron and Queen,
lnng known as the Alexandria Female Seminal
The lot fronts on Fairfax street 43 feet 7 inch
es and extends through the square 246 feet 10
inches, to Water street, with 8 twenty foot
paved alley on the north. The improvements
consist of large and substantial three-story
BRICK BUILDING in front. with a three
about twenty-five rooms Of various sizes
The main building is heated by means
Of 3 large brick furnace, and both build
ings are supplied with gas and water
throughout There are two bath rooms and
other conveniences, thus rendering it, in
every respect. a most valuable property
At present. it is admirably adapted for the
purposes Of boarding and day school, and
with trifng alterations if would be we'll suited
for boarding house, the first floor being used
for stores
The lot is su+i GENTLY deep to admit Of two
large ware houses on Water street.
THERE'S now an insurance OF s. 600 upon the
property.
Of January 1866, and the balance in three an
payments TO be secured by deed of trust upon
the property, which is 80 be kept sufficiently
insured and al notes to bear interest from day
Of sale, payable semi. annually.
All conveyancing at the expense of the pur-
chaser.
JAMES s. HALLOWELL.
Post Office Department, Washington, D, G.
JAMES a. STOUTENBURGH.
J r. td* Auctl0neer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12

They have some extraordinary hot weather
at Norfolk, Va. The Post Of Monday says
'sthe thermometer within the last three days
has at different timesrisen to one hundred and
threelin the shade. This is six degrees higher
thensitw was eyer known in New Orleans" 1t.
issomewhats cooler at Richmond, where, on
Saturday, the thermometer stood at only "a
degrees in the shade During the e~ening
both. cities were visited by heavy showers
Of rain.
The New York World says The German
bankers and moneyed men,, who about year
ago made proposition to the Treasury De-
partment, to take premium loan, sufficiently
large to cover the whole United States debt,
have renewed the same on terms equally as
advanta geous as the former proposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
NEWS BY TO-DAY's MAIL.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis is a guest at the Pulaski
House, Savannah: She is attended by her
sister, and receives no company.
The Philadelphia Board of Health, on the
10th inst, learned that the yellow fever prevails
at Wilmington and Newbern, N. 9,
The Prince Of Wales won $4,000 at the
late Derby races.
Quite serious riot occurred at Carlisle,
Pennsylvania, on Wednesday of last week, be-
tween the citizens of that place and the regular
soldiers at the barracks in thevicinity. Several
citizen were badly injured.
According to the Washington correspon-
dent Of the New York World, the Rev. Mr..
Walters, without revealing the secrets of the
confessional, has made a solemn declaration
that Mrs. Surratt, was innocent of the murder
of President Lincoln, and also of any intent or
conspiracy to murder him.
The latest adyices from the South American
coast report revolutionary outbreaks, more or
less serious in the Republics Of Chill, Ecuador
Bolivia and Peru.
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" 1 r [ n E L IS Z /.
" ednesday, July y, 1865.

Arrivcd-Bark Edward. Everett, Capt. Harding, from
Boston, with assorted cargo to VI: Eldridge & Co.
Schooner A. " Eldridge, Capt Fisher with ice from
Boston, to NJ Eldridge & CO.
schooner Ella H0dsdon, Capt. Holsdon from Gass Bay
with coal to the Gas House.
Schooner A. 3. Warner. Captain Smith. from New York
with hay for the (luarternasc!@s Department.
Schooner Caroline heingle Capt Noodroo, from Plla
depha, with coal for the Government
Schooner Ephram Anna, Capt Harris, from Phiadeiphla
with coal for the Government
Saile(-Steamer John Gibson for New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Aprivate letter states that among a number
ofU.S. vessels put out of commission and sold
at Key West, Florida, on the 2Sth ult., was
the notorious Yacht Wanderer, the SLAYER.
which excited SO much attention few years
ago.
Ex.Gov. John Letcher, of Virginia, was
released from the Old Capitol prison last even
ing by direction of President johnson, upon
the condition that he goes Immediately to his
home in Virginia, and gives his parole to remain
there subject to the order Of the President
Secretary Weells has appointed Surgeon
Phineas J. Horwitz, as chief of the Bureau of
Medicine and Surgery Of the Navy Department.
Wright's Provisional Corps, the last rem
nant of the Army Of the Potomac, has been
ordered to be mustered out.
Major John A. ROLES has received the
appointment of solicitor and naval Judge Ad-
vocate General of the Navy Department.
Yesterday morning, about two o'clock, a
soldier, fell from the third story of the Clinton
Hotel to the sidewalk, ihjuring himself severely.
Secretary Harlan signed contract yesterday
for extending the Congressional Library. The
contract is with the Architectural Iron Com
pany, of New York, at $l4600 They are
to commence operations on Monday next, and
agree to complete the extension Of the north
wing on the lst Of January, and the whole by
the 1st Of April next
Ex-Brigadier Gen. James L. Herman, Of
! I
States Consul at Chin-Kiang, China,
"A 9erchan shall hardly keep himself from
doing wrong; and huckster shall not be
freed from sim See Apocrypha, 26 chapter,
29th verse. Is not this quotation proof that
the apocrypha is good scripture!
One hundred and ninety seven dogs were
killedin Washington on the night Of the 10th
instant.
The Friendship Fire Company are to have
aGrand Excursion to Glymont on the 10Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12

We understand that the military police force
Of the city has been withdrawn and their duties
revert to the civil authorities The Mayor OF
the city sent communication to the Council
last night urging the appointment Of night
watch, but the subject was referred
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III 2 RTED

In this city on The 9Th inst by the Rev. D. T. SrgG
GEORGE w. JONES Of Prince Georges county. Nd, and
Mss SUSt Ana GREEN. q his city.
On the 9Th instant BY the Rev. ". GLENN. JOHN 7,
HARRISON to ESTHER a. ROBINSON both Of alexandria,
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
LOCAL NEW S.

TOT:
CITY COUNCIL. regular stated meeting
of the City Council was held last night.
Attic opening Of the session there wer
present Messrs. Mckenzie, Baker, NEAL,
Cowing, Moran, Wade, Moore, Daw, Gar
wood, lacey, Portner, Arnold and Jamiesou.
Mr.. Mckenzie was chosen President, pro
tenn.
A communication from the Mayor, recon.
mending the appointment of regular night
watch, in the absence Of the military police,
who have been withdrawn, was received, and
on motion of Mr.. Arnold referred to the Com.
mittee on General Laws.
A communication from the Friendship Fire
Company, petitioning for 500 feet ofnew hose,
and requesting that the pumps, going out Of
use, be adapted to suit the fire engines, and
calling the attention Of Council to the short
supply of water, furnished from the water
works, was received, read, and referred to The
Committee on the Fire Department, when
appointed.
A resolution extending the time Of the
discount on taxes Of 80 per cent. from the 18th
Of July to the lst of August was adopted.
A petition from John Ashford asking
refunding of capitulation taxes and tax On
slave was granted.
The Chairman appointed the following
Committee on the Fire Department; Messrs
Baker, Moran, Moore and Arnold.
An order in favor Of S. Z. Beach for $40, for
professional services was passed.
VIM. Jones was granted permission to keep
stand for the sale of ice cream, &C., on King
street, near the corner of Fairfax.
A resolution for the appointment OF
committee on the Fire Department Was
adop ted at the suggestion Of Mr, Moran.
The attention of the Committee on Publ:
Property was called, by Mr.. Cowing, to the
condition Of the porch on the north side Of the
market building
The Council then proceeded to ballot for
Collector for the Northern District. The
name of E. S. Boynton was withdrawn and
Mr. Geo. c. Heves was declared elected
having received II votes-2 being cast for Mr.
John Arnold
The next business in order was the election
Of an Auditor, Messrs R. Johnston and "
Willoughby being put in nomination, and On
the first ballot the vote stood Willoughby i
J Johnston 5, blank l. After the second ballot
which resulted as the first, motion Was made
to postpone the election, but it did not pre-
vail and the balloting was continued, but after
several Intellectual attempts, on motion OF Mr.
Jameson the election of an Auditor was post
poned, and after some conversation about the
of overseers Of the poor, the
Council adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. James B. Hargrove, g well known c ,l
zen, of Lynchburg, put an end TO his lie las.
Wednesday, BY shooting himself in the nead
with pistol. The affair occurred on Bridge
street, inthe presence of several other gentie'
men. His mind, it is supposed, had been un-
settled by undue indulgence in the use OF IN
toxicating liquors, and, besides, ne was IN q
very depressed and unhappy condition. OWING
to the loss Of business, since the breaking down
of the Confederate cause. So. .
In many Of the counties Of Virginia the
able.bodied negroes have deserted their wives
and families. They will not work, but prefer
o.idle their time in the villages and county
towns, or to straggle about the country com
hitting petty depredations. In SIX counties IN
Virginia, recently travelled through only nine
negroes were seen atwork in the fields.
Right Rev. Bishop Johns administered the
rife Of confirmation at st. Paups and Grace
Church, in Petersburg, on Sunday last.
Vim. q. Gaskins. has been appointed notary
Public forthe county of Fauquier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12

CIRCUIT CoURTs-The attention Of Gov
Pierpoint is scalIed to the pressing necessity Of
having Circuit Court judges at once appointed
for the different circuits. Attention is being
already called to the reorganization Of the
Court Of Appeals, but this is Of minor impor'
lance in comparison with assignment Of Judges
for the circuits. All these courts are now pr2c.
tically closed In many circuits, courts have
not been held since the breaking out Of the val,
and business Of an important character has
been and is suspended The immediate roor
ganization Of the Circuit Courts will afford the
people great relief and contribute materially
to the preservation Of good order and the al
vancement Of public and private interests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-12
HOUSE AND LOTFOR SALE.

4 two stooy BRICK DWELLING: situated
on the west side Of Alfred street. four doors
south ofths Friendsep Engine house, contains
eight rooms, a bath room and dry cellar
There is also q brick building, on the rear of
the lot, divided into stable. meat-house, &c
The lot fronts on Alfred street about twenty
two feet, six inches, and runs back l22
feet to wide court or alley. which is dry and
over well paved alley For further infor-
nation apply TO
JOHN H. PARROT,
ly l2-3t Auctioneer.