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n. z. Smith & Bro, No. 81 North Cherry
stres.. CCIay Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest ? amily Groceries, Brandiss' WINES
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Ey'
whistles, and & various ss=ortmsnto Of fsoey
eroosriss. AL as cheap as can be hsA In @s
city. al vs AJAX Ia 20 give "a 8 cal . see
Tor yourssl7eL
dec2a If
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Z. p. Cone has reesivei Frank Leaie's
illustrated, Clipper, Wilkes spirit Irish
AmsneaB, Ir,ah People, IEiah LID rs'or,
Fssemsn'A journal, No.roPoltal Rec Tai
Weekly Magazine, Lite ssy Album, Iads
pendent, Turf q Farm, and all the latest
aarltrs-
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Go to Bryant, strstton 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business College fot a thorough edueation
in Bookkeeping, PenDsnshIP, CONNER
ci.l Law, Commercial C4icusronsI Fart
me- ship, settsmsnts, &C.
Send for College paper, Circular &c.
address BRYANT, sTRAPCON co.
Octls-ly.
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SpeeiaI Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery 70 US, OF Dec Isl 100,
we will be prepared 70 resume bushes -
builders and contractors on Jan. lst' rams
and specifications furnished 70 OUT PAs as
WARRES & Mo0RE,
Higb street, between Church and Broad.
dec3Q-2m.
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We regret 20 learn that our ola friend and
former iellow-publsheT, SIR. Arson Mel
son, has had the misfortune 10 lose his
smisblo ana accomplished w.fc. She died
Al his resiaeucs ia this city Thursday Ebt.
Ne has the heartfelt sympoth.es % s. very
,srre circle Of attached friends IN lbs be
reayemcnL
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sen

This vice, which is never Pradiesd II
the Pressn-o Of any ons, hes proved tht
everlasting ruin Of thousands o. sho nobissi
ana most talented young men Las ever
gave tongue - eloouence or pen . song
Is has destroyed health, blasted the eoasti
tuition, sad reduced The miserable Victim =
. living skeleton. Nor are these il anal
and fatal sfeos IN is pains are sestterod
the ruins cf reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured psrmznsntly Of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street.
or address him b. lester, Boz 591, Sasb
v lie. Tenn. isb3s-h
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Bachelors Hair Dyel

The Original and Best in tho World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
.ess. Reliable and Instantaneous Produces
Immediately 3 splendid Blsek or natural
Brown, without injuring the hair or skin.
Remedies the III effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists The genuine is signed
Willism A. Bachelor. Also,
RegeneratiHg Extract Of 4iasfeErs, for
RESTORING end BsautiSlag the HGiT.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NSw YosK.
aepl5-ly
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LIQUORS.

Rbls Alcohol, g per cent
s Is per ent
4" Proof Spirts,
4" PITTS WHISKY. pure. tor Med pusppdes
{" Pure French Brandy,
" Holland Uiu,
Pure Port MsdeiTa, snc sherry Wires,
For ssie iov. bF EwfN a PENDLEION
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In another column picking samouFs
cranes for Speer's Wine. uls an admir-
bic article, used in hospitals and y me
frst-class families in Paris London Snu
New York ia preference 20 ola poiI VINE
n is vel worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction.
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GovEESNFST s,uE-captsiB Kirk. for the
Government, yesterday sold Sl horses. at sn
average Of si2S each and l22 mul,s, at an
average Of Sl9s per bad, day before yes.er-
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FUvrnaL-We regret to learn that Mrs
Eliza Nelson. wife Of Mr.. A. Nelson, has
departed this life. Her funeral will take
placs at tie First Baptist Church, at Il
q m. tc-dey.
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Css5 in bT5so 81 AGENTS. nd in course o lo29s7s
Bills receivable for loans, secured by gsso9sl sad collateral sscur'y~-s r @ y
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wondcrfull What an improved appear
suce : roon presents after having been
5000 br ". FsEExAN 4 CO..
IS Public Square,
;.,sy.aw Cor. DesieTiek st.
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F0uchefs
Tennessee Bonds-..s3
Davidson comfy bonds70
Il & \. r. K. Scupt-75
The aiioTe bonds are
bought Elth coupons,
ffcm 1851 included.
n Carolina Coupons 81
Memphis city Coupons 40
Tennessee Coupons. 80
Georgia Coupons $3.50
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HOME AGAINu

HAVING returned sEsin with . large
stock Of
trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr
SC, &c,s
70 the old home, I would respectfully IN
form the Ladies of Nashville that We Will
be prepared to manufacture any KIND Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FTinges'
SC, &c.s
a. -ood and as chesrfuIly as formerly.
OSCAR BoHME 4 CO.,
povl-f No. 9 Union street
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AGErar ovFHAar-H the man who stole
the knife from the Local Of this paper had
his deserts- but VIC forbear, We cauuct
90 tho subject Justice.
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lan2 I'm R
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Central IA road Bank 80
6eofgla Railroad and
Banking Company
Bank OF Middle ga 10
Marine Bsnk--.7Q
Bank Of Augusta
Augllsts ~Insurlnc 10
Bank Ct Afhens--.&
" Columbus .....l2
Empire state. IS
unW2-if
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REMOVAL.

A RRrNeToN a FARRLR have removed their
"A Office to
NO. os PUBLIC SQUARE.
Next door 70 the CITY Ho'el, and adjoining the
Methodist Publishing House, sners thsy slI p
most happy TO receive iheir TRENDS and eSseaS
IN their comfortable ONCE ksmSnnet 20 OS
ARLINGTON a FARkARs
,.,o1n Real EsAte and Genera Agents
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We are indebted 70 Ia. willard, news
dealer. Uaien street, for thelatest Louisville
aud Cincinnati papers.
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81 4 PhyslolOgiesI View Of Marriage
Cont,inng nea lySo pages, aud - zoe Flstes
md snrrsyinRs u he AnaIOn y Of the humsn y .
= rs a 4 state q aeath sni Disease. win = trea
b-e on ally Errors, is Deplorsne Consequenee-
upon be Nina and 3 dy, VI h he Author KAn
o. Treatmen-he only rat IA SUI successful
m-de oil cure, a. shown By the report o oSses
trssted A truthul Eoviser 70 tho n armed sno
those oontemp a. ng marriage, who enieTusin d51ou
Of their physical coodilon- sent reeo o pusAke q
sny al lress. on receipt OF as csuts. u stamps OF
postal currency, BY sddressing Or. La CkJLA, 40.
81 Maiden ane, albany, M.
The suthor msy - consulted uPoc s1y Of ne
diseases upon which bis oooE ueats either person.
aVV or BY mail, sna medicines sent 70 any PER O
the world. clAS-oU
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HENsf A.. IEuRsroN,
aursann and Medlcal nre.lor. L.N.n

Hr.nsraRrKRs DrPAEf. or TIE CUMBERLAND,
NAsHv1LLE, TENS-, July "A, ls63-
DR.. John Bulls sgent, Nh, has permission
70 shin 10 Nashville, Tenn, 25 gross or ~ dozen,
Of Bulls Cedron Bittsrs, for sale to suffers IN ue
army only
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
70 be complied with strictly.
BY command 4 Of MAJ. Gen Rosecrsns.
VIZ. NJ WINS,
Major and Provost Marshal General
For sale, Wholesale aud retail By bEhhfI IN
MOVILLE& CO., Nashville, Tenn.
octl7-tu sat dAw5m
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CITY NEWS.
% THE PEoPL or TENNESSEE

Recent events render desirable q Mes
Convention Of that portion Of the PeoPleoi
Teuuessee, who are favorable 10 its speeoy
and compete restoration 20 its proper
ton Of equality and influence N me
The var has closed, and with i al coca
sion for distinctions between oeI
Lei us, thon, celobrste me - Cas-
The Birthday Of the tatneE u MS
Thursday, February 22d, 1885,
assemblsge at the capital Of the
~ ~ masses Of the people 10 devise
al@se1 A. seeure this deIirable result
- nv be secured By q hearty and un-
e1esHopeble endorsement 81 the heslors-
- POLICY Of the present patriotc hKecu-
i've of Inc nation, rs Ezceiiency AnareS
johnson, Tennessee mo-s ulsssn
~ every county send g full delega-
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Hsve-yOu seen the new styles OF Wall
Paper just received by
". FEEEuAs a Co..
% Public square,
ionas-9v Cor. Deadeuck st.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
]. 7. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTs,
No. Il neadsriek Street,
NASHVILLE,

WILL t. the srsctrr q Al knIs OF Ma
W chinsry. Nils. OIL Wss. Ennlss aud ka-
chinery nrnshed o. tns bestof terms. AFsuls toT
the cciehrsied h1ssn Enz PES. Sean Hniaa. on
Ms1h1nerF Of J. B. MonlsT, Of Cn-iunaa- Persons
E1snuE 20 purchass would do Eel D. c1uslt ua,
- We hnk 80 can accommodate thnm. All ma
ehlusT huughf CT o. I'll rave cur pfr-o1a Etian-
ucu IN ne erHcEon Gf Co. We are stII N ihe ses-
iaE MschBatuElsa suf hive Eome 80 maehlres
isd thst III D. 80 FsrF cheap. We lao altend
% ne 6eneHa keusr NJ busIness, ksT EGaaE.
BelHEEnE Bias fouadiuE sE.
d@cI-rm
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Browns Bronchial TrOches
s,yrsa A DiE1cr pfLuESCE 20 THK fAAis' o"i
nNcDlATE EuIH.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, caiAFrh' OSa'A'aP-
live Ass Threat Dissass'

FOR bfo1Shltns AAAnn
live Ass Throat nssass'
TEooHEs AzE usED WIZ MEAEs soo' s'oA
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAKERs
win fna Troehes ussfui in clearing me Foee NheA
tssea before sine5aE or Speaking. arc relieving Ins
throst sne- an unususl eze-tos ofthe vocal organs
the Tro,bes are recommended and prescribed 5y
Physicans, snd have hsd tesimoHals rom emf
nent ssn throughout the country Beng An aru-
Gle Of true merft and having proved Ihsir enhcacy
By & test Of msny yesrs, each year ands hem q sd
ditional localities in ysIiOns parts OF the "orlo' ana
the Troches are universally Prosouneedh e''eE tM-n
other articles. :
Obtain only "BEosE's BEoSoHiAh faoAis' s1
40 not ~. INV Of the Worthless limitations that
may be offered.
eian Cou tues, at IS cents PER box.
fau12-3m
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Agent Z. S. Sanitary Commissi'

LOUISVILLE, BY, Sept. 16, 1855.
On the ed Of July last l submitted through an
agent OF mine, to the Medical Director OF the Do
psrtment Of the Amy Of the Cumberland, . ssm-
pie Of my Cedron Biiters, LOT inspecuoni aud re-
,Tnesfedm sfer analysis, he foundit m~eutorOus, 10
sanction and approve is use among our soldiers.
THE foIIoBinp is the Medical DIrectors reply, aud
also Gen. Rosecrsns' permission TO ship go dozen
at once, to have it sold 70 suffers.
JOIN BULL.
oI am satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do no
harm 20 any one il taken properly and IN nOdera-
ton. see no objection TO Dr' bW spems permit
HENs4 A. TEuRsr0E,
suryeon and Medical Director, DC"
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Newspapers throughout me 49, ~ 80
n,b1;-b ~ hove call until the 22d PfoN-
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NAEHvrlLE TEzS. De-. a, Is6A
DpopERTY cEren On college SD Nsrkei
srraeb. between the Square and broad street,
ssrshv ncunod % c~onstruct nsN stone or b0ck
-~.-,eais. OF b reset he cid cues wherever IT'S
--r--ea IN erccr1auca VIII the SPECIFICATIONS and
-.i-h Ill 30 furnished cy the Cas- ErEneer
A---r--rrr. SD scrk uuSt b cumneuced
~ dsys hom this dste, sad pushed rapidly
.-l-f,o- AZ the cts I'll cazirsct VIII psr1es
- tss ssraN md The exPe4s ~ D caArSed q
hs pSps'S MkTT. Brown EsgOs.
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The Bridal Gambler an Essay Of War1nA
AID Iusnucnon for Young Men. Also, DeF snd ~
hahe treatment nr Diseases Of he Urinary ard
SEXUAL systans-Sslt free, n sealed snTsloPeA
Address, Dr.. J.. szILLIH HoUGHToN, Howard
AaaOcSsrrr. Phladeiphls. Pa. arriS-ly
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GREAT BILLIARD MATCH.
Tennessee versus Georgia.
Full Particulars of the Game.

A match game of billiards was p'syed be-
tween Mr.. Brown, the champion p aver Of
this city, aud VIM. Laub, Of Rome, Georgia
at the billiard rooms in the Colorado build
ing, last Night, with the following result;
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Administrator Notice.

HAFfeG cualfsd e Ada istrator On ne 81.
II tzte o. John IA Hs4. deceased. uus q 10 no
uy 81 pereC1s tEFaE cams aTE1st sad estafe 70
Sc hem ia M Etain TIE tEae p-eacuoed b
-, o. Insy oil ~ barred, snd hes tnds1tsd %
coUa Eruar1 sd Uaka psyIlolL
zis-a goAS &c. ENuTA A9nE
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CEEL YOUR USCURnENT MCSEY-rhs
- oloE OF arr tnsrEes abby fEJ-. = MARI.
Bk0EEE, c0rlfr Of In OF aad { leg= street. b-
uelrre1t fneaey. these quotzusn- axe liahle 10
fuciuee bat - b 1epende5 On q s-ffclenf
lfuEth q ime Drtss rrUu an-es % D. received
ty mai ogeEpress, 4 for~srded without delay.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.


VIcKsRUEa, Miss, Aug.9 2, ls6S.
DR. Iola BuI-Boar Sir: / am happy 70 state 70
Won that L have used your valuable Cedron Bittere
with great benefit TO myself in general debility and
prostrauon Of my systsm produced BY the I'M
healthy and mia-mqtc influence OF the Misslssippi
river srouna Vicksburg, having been with General
Grants army throughout it's whole southern cam
psign. IconHoently recommend IT'S uss 70 al per
sons who are exposeat0 unReSlthy climates
II. ". F00LE,
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Established in 1857, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn

HAVING FoR sEGERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BARBAa1rs vror or
- re- 1E.sin Tor fRltAFE DISEASES by Ae use sau. arpaaj5as si
AT th's diseases nagm be cured By some more pleasant s15 aass rasda. 10
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of the Condition Of the PHENIx INSURANCE C0MPANY, Of Hartford
Conn on Inc 3Oth Day Of December, 1866, made TO the COMPTROLLER Of te
STATE of TENNESSEE, pursuant to tho Statute Of that s's.
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VARNIsHEs

8 Bbls. Copsl Varuisn, I BIZ Japan Vsrnish,
4 a Coach " " Flowing
one barrel Blscs Lesther,
For sale Low, by EWN 3 PKNOLEToN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-11

aGg@ THE CARRIERS of the Gazette, were,
yesterday evening, unable to serve the paper,
with their accustomed regularity to number
of subscribers, owing to the violence CT the
storm. The cutters we're in some places turn
ed into small creeks, and the darkness of the
night rendered walking extremely dangerous.
They did their best, and have no doubt but that
all their friends will excuse the delay in receiv
ing their papers, considering that if men could
not stand such storm, the little Carriers could
hardly be expected to trudge for miles through
it's severity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-11
d ESUMPTION OF BUSINESS.
STOVES, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SCOUTING, Sc.
f n O Oh G 4 I NJ Z S

En- OCH FRI NJ Els,
having determined to resume his former business
III A!eXrndra, respectfully announces to the
public, that he has opened his establishment at
NO. 43, KING STREET,
below Fairfax on the north side, where he is
prepared to furnish the public, with every de-
scrlption OF articles in his line which may be
wanted. his assortment Of CO 0 X n u
STOVES, will embrace every variety, and Of
the best descriptions. He would cnumerate;
among them, NOBLE Cook STOVE, the best that
was ever in use, aud well deserving its name
the Lilly, the PALMETTO and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, if not
superior, to any ever offered for sale in Alexan-
dria, and housekeepers can have any descrip-
ton of ware Of that kind, which they may need.
he invites an examination Of his goods, and
presents such selection cannot fail to please.
All kinds Of ROOFING and SCOUTING,
executed in the best manner and on the lowest
terms
An experience Of forty years in this business,
enables him to claim that he has practical
knowledge Of it, in ali in his branches. he Is
DESTROYS of not only accommodating, but giving
satisfaction to his customers and to all purchas-
crs, and they may be assured that what he sells
them will be of the best materials and of the
best manufacture He will warrant whatever
he sells. 1t will be his object to secure patron
age by constant and personal attention to his
establishment.
With this announcement he will open his
Manufactory willing to show by his efforts that
the patronage he asks. will rebound to the ad-
vantage Of those who buy, rs well as OF hlmWho
sells, and that the citizens Of Alexandria and
its vicinity, need not go elsewhere to purchase
what can be procured in their own city, from
one of their own people. Jy lZ-ZaWu
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POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OTFICE.-Ja
Dixon. on complaint Of Ella Summers, for an
ASSAULT upon her, was, in default of bail, to the
amount Of $3.50, to keep the peace for twelve
months, committed to jail for that time.
4 warrant was issued for the arrest of VIM.
Mead, charged with striking Amelia Nelson, a
mulatto woman, and the police officers have
been particularly active in their efforts to secure
him, but as yet without success, as he in7arla-
bly, gives them leg bail.
Bryant Hail, for an assault on Edward +.
Green, was appropriately fined and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-Thomas Harris, on
complaint Of Mrs. Sophia Lubrick, upon whom
he was charged with making an assault, was
diSchargcd-the costs being imposed upon the
complainant.
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MANSION HOUSE ARRIVALS Oct. llth.--
j. T. Daniel, Rappahannock, Va; {. B. Had
COX, do: Root. Brady, DO: Jas. f. Yates, DO.
NJ. G. Martin, Middleburg; J. i. Adams, Eau
ouicr CO.; r. NJ Narrower, do; q. ". Chan
ceor, do; J. L. Sewers, Clarke county; }. ii:
Slower and lady, Uppcrvile; /. b: Hill and
lady, Va: G. Nj. Randolph, lady and son, La;
Miss Lambeth, do j. G. Fnks, Va; 4: II.
Caldwell and children, Wheeling, W. Na.
Mrs. G. Brady, do. Mrs. j. Horsley, do; v m.
Thompson aud lady, Baltimore; Mrs. Jane
Hogelar, LouCluun CO.; Mrs Margaret Hogelar
Indiana; Mrs. Rebecca Bradshaw, Loudoun co: ;
Mrs. Catharine Ferguson, do; Miss Bette
Hixon, DO; j. f. Moore, Alexandria; d: 1.
Neil, Loudoun c.; Rich ds. Payne, Alexandria
c. Il. Hoffman, E4uQuicr Co; Geo. 5: Ihomp.
son, Washington, d. c.; W. n kebllnger,
Charlottesville
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-11

CoEXFIELD RoBBERIEs. The country PEG
i.5 N the aeighborhood Of this city are making
:;sa. complaint Of the frequent and extensive
"ooeFes Of their cornfelds. Hardly night
:4SSt3 without some unfortunate having sus-
4R2t the loss of several barrels of corn. The
~:t3, Ia the great majority Of cases: are, it is
@1, committed by negroes from this place.
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ALEXANDRIA, October 9, IoOO. J :

.9A7 MAYORS OFFICE,
A1ExASDRIA, October 9, 1866
=. go,,orqbLs City C0uncH:
u n: c1 Iy On the 9TH instant. there was a
GES!;aonno Of colored Odd Fellows in this city ;
g:GHct5a better to secure the peace ana qule1 OF
III city, Of Night Watchmen to cooperate
s.:i-2 nolice l, therefore, issued, on the
s!!h the ~! written instructions to Superintend-
Mhiastsa!' = Walsh to have his whole force at
j: Jale' at II o'clock a. m, on the 9Th instant.
b: onrs' the morning Of the 9Th, Mr.. Walsh,
DaElnSS WI, vns that requisition from Governor
29!iaeu+ for 8 prisoner in Washington had been
Parry :, his hands, and that he must attend to
:sces?: ,tfC e. Mr. Walsh that would appoint
=: ne:son TO act in his STEAD until ne resumed
Ii; dt NE Icnnojnted time, Watchmen A. J. Fair,
j: Tug Sys B. WARM g, James Walker, Chas.
G:@i5s.a3I Robert Tomlin, James Swami, l..
G;5:;:: . md John Deyaughn; also, VIM. Javins
1-:..i; + Smith. jr, ready-men, appeared at
sd )? 80 = directed Mr. Warm to take COM
;as o g-%1t Mr Walsh resumed his duties. Dur
@s!.!s 3qv C. Lyles, Jos Horseman and Henry
y ,.a t rsportcd for duty, and stated they had
:'-$Secri Of the order in time to report sooner.
2, 2: I.erson and Mr.. Ogden report sickness as
!. ga, v1st tlat he WAS ignorant Of the order No
:: -s. o-Ier was not read to the men By the
..-,..;ntordent; ne told one Of the men to pass
Ia rord around.
y :.c5 psipable dcrjliction of duty and con
.n, fGr this office, deserve apprehension, but
:..5i1y but the Importance of the occasion IN
: :.".: me 10 notice them. Circumstances may
..;T occur requiring the whole police force to
!; , Summoned, and repetition ofsuch neglect and
:..ar,rt may lead to serious consequences.
That the presence Of the police had salutaIy
l.@t cannot be denied, and encourages me in
- determination to prepare, in advance, for
-.y emergency, and use every effort to secure
- 5aaca Of the city intact. l had hoped that
u. Walsh would not have intertered with MI
4, but was disappointed. At night he
~: word to Mr.. Jefferson to assume command,
.5icG he did. Mr.. Waring quietly yielded.
would respectfully suggest that each of the
:g,,een men who were on duty be allowed
i 3 for their services, and ask that an appro-
Union be made for the purpose.
HUGu LATHAM, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-11
AUCTION I SALES.

pUBLIC SALE OF FAIRFAX LAND
L ~ Write Of decree Of the Circuit Court
!9r Fairfax county. rendered at its June term,
1866. IN the cause Of Hugh A. Watt and witey
the heirs Of Mary Watson and others, in
chancery, the undersigned, as Commissioner
therein named, will, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of November next, at II clock M in front
Of the Court House door Of Fairfax Ct House.
Chat being court day. expose to sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, TWO LOTS
OF LAND, in the village Of Providence gen
orally known as Allison's tavern lots; also
TWO TRACTS OF LAND ABIDING "Hibe--
MA about II miles south OF Fairfax Court
Hou G, on Tie road leading to Fairfax Station
and containing together about = acres.of land,
all belonging to the estate Of Robert Allison,
deceased.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per cent of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, as a deposit;
at the time Of sale; the residue in three equal
instruments, ut SIX twelve and eighteen months,
to be secured by bonds, with good personal Sc
curtv, bearing interest from day Of SALE the tt
tie to be retained until the whole of the pur-
cha ze money is paid the deposit to be forfeited,
and the land liable to be resold at the risk of
the purchaser, should he fail to complete his
purchase upon The sale being confirmed by the
Court. JONATHAN HO6 EhlS,
sep 29-cots .. Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-11
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GqE1PsHEAD.~- We are indebted to Mr..
'',A Il. Wilson, the polite, accommodating
, :, popular clerk Of the steamer Express for
~''e superior Shcepshead-fne fellows, fresh
'''& inc waters Of the Chesapeake.