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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Recently Gent Frank P. Blair, according
to previous announcement appeared in Cape
GiEardeau, Mo, for the purpose of making
speech, but was prevented from so doing by
lawlsss mob, composed of radical jumpers
The General is doubtless aware Of the fact
that he, too, was an extremist few short
months ago. Unfortunate Missouri
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

" honor the man that shovels dirt, but
despise the man who eats it." A very good
sentiment put into the mouth of man who
holds Federal Office The Southern States
may take the hint, and eat no more dirt in
the way of Constitutional amendments.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

BEAUTFUL.-Hon. r. b Lindsay, in his
Grafton at the Tuscumbia tournament, paid
the following beautiful tribute to the women
of the South:
Sir Knights, I might array for your ad-
miratiOn, names Of women illustrious in his
tory and famous in song but | need not re-
vert to the shadOwy traditions of the past, to
the annals of ancient Greece or ancient
Rome or other lands, to find matrons for
your reverence, or heroic maidens for your
praise. In the beautiful wales of our own
south-where the broad Potomac CLEANS,
where the Tennessee's majestic waters roll
on the Mississippis lonely shores, we viii
find the sublime and patriotic dignity of
COrnelia; courage as strong and fervent as
animated and nerVed the soul of the maid
Of Orleans or sustained the ministering ten
derness of Florence Nightengale In future
years history will adOrn its brightest pages.
POesY will enrich its treasures and its SYM
phonies, In celebrating the herOism exhibited
by the daughters of the south during the
eventful struggle of the Lost Cause"
Their patience IN suffering, their noble en-
duranee in the midst of dangers and priva-
tiOns, their unmuFmuring submission TO
penury for the land they loved, viii awaken
In the soul of pOsterity many glowing and
sympathetic emotion, for in the records Of
southern women future generations will look
in vain for EecTeancy or desertion in the
dark hours of their coUntry's peril or disas-
! ter"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The Radicals of Davidson county have
nominated Capt John Wilson as their can
didate for seat in the Legislature. The
vacancy was oocasioned by the resignation
of Hon W. B. Lewis. It's all over with the
RAIDS in old Davidson, they couldn't elect a
"dog-pelter" in that county, much less Mr..
Wilson
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

An economical family of moderate size
can keep house in New York for from
$1,000 to $4,000 year, or they can
live in suits Of three rooms for 5000 per
week
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

A telegram dated Chicago 22d says. A
violent gale here last night blew down brick
building which was in course of erection,
demolishing five frames adjoining. Twelve
persons were baried under the ruins, five of
whom were killed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Rev. J. Knowles, a former minister of the
Methodist Church, and at one time the editor
of the Journal and Messenger in Macon,
Ga. was ordained a Deacon in the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, at Atlanta on last
Sabbath
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

8 Our 0wa southern BI.Isgs.'I

To you, fsisoN-eieizase Of tfss South, We
Oasr TONIC BTTs eoasosiss via rssrsEss - sisss
sss spssia1ly sreYalsns IN err lalitrss.
We e Hes e ain. ks tretrsz nesrsz osss Psis
that noru viii physie ali diseases essA il heir - OR
zhbllioa -aksa modest ishls ss tsf 6ea1g ssr
BitssEs restricted jursdsssisn.
They claim r.stsessa sppIscsssn siA1s e.
eompiaints~ They trssi DsFaaSsnsnt Ia sts
ash. Disturbances q she Digestive Euneons nd sat a
raj iaasaas and nsrroas eaditioa relaisag a
hoe summers.
The Palate and Stomach Eoconciisz.
Ia sdd0n the medical virluor these Bisssss
bued Wkich vii ssptsass ths est fsldisaa
palsts Ne claim thia tops hEEe ssivsd - deuit
prObls Of reeSnoilfBs bsEsh body ~ ssu-
gsnse Of the nesAing eur sgsr ~ ss SID
Oner's right fair sriaL C.H. EBBERT co.
oe7nS Dspot. msnphiss Tssa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

tits demonstrated that the use of soft
instead of hard water in London will save its
people s., 900 year on the three arti-
eles Of soap, tea and coffee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

}. MILTON HUBBARD. a. ~. Prinspal.
The Pan Session q 1851 win begin he Sra ssesy
in September.
TERMS or TUITION PER SESSION tsbs PAID g che
expiration q every HAlF-sfssE0s7. foioWs. gifs
szz, s21, and SIS.
With INCIDENTAL. FEE q ONE DOLLAR. ssu-
dents eharEs6 from date 81 al the eoss q s
si0u sns dsduetoa made except of ssFsus rss
traced sickness The STRICTEsT DISCIPLINE viii b
exercised. Wrsa from Parents safelass
abasnee snd also written permission leave The hetasmy
r0unds except so home and the regular
ssFnisaion, win be FsqEirsd ID al eases.
The present PrfaePa ss has hsd charge o. TIE shoo sr
ssyss sessions win aoFd the ysry sess = ays visa
log prepare College lesivs dstss o.
life.
BOliFzr. Teuu. August S. 1885. saet-sa-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The Tribune revives the war song, We
are coming, &c, 100000 strong" If the
Butler policy prevail several drafts for
100000 viii undoubtedly be required
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Wylde Harding, the husband of Belle
Boyd and formerly of the privateer Shenan-
dOah, was among the lost by the wreck of
the Evening Star.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

A Radical paper at Harrisburg, Pa, calls
General Grant an irresponsible military
adventurer ''--AdskCille Gazette.
Thatpaper told the truth, and no mistake
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Hon Washington Barrow, for many years
leading Journalist and poIiti sian in this
State, died at St Louis. No, on the 18th inst
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The ladies Of Jackson, Miss, are contrib
uting money to the fund necessarially con
fingent upon tho trial Of President Davis
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The banker prince ForlOuia gave the
Bologna Cathedral an altar valued at
100000
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The aggregate income of the working
classes of Great Britain is S2.09I 800, 600
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Miss Martha Haines Bott has written a
new novel called Society as it is"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Nature has granted to all to be happy il
we did bat know how to use her benefits.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
@ O u q O NJ

We have arrangements with friends in the
cities Of New York, Cincinnati, St Lous and Memphis
ship and offer
ducers and others 8 SHIPPERS Advances made
oct20-3m GRAY WIBKER@OE6.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

aad failing ~ arst Of J--uary 1867.
their N te hans 4 ose fo7 cssc-
tn especially tosa who INDEBTED for the years 10
is60. 81. ss, 81. - az5 IS. 2. A. OSBORN.
Oct 70. 1851. oetg1-Ir
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

On dit that the Prince of Orange and the
amiable Princess Frederika are to marry
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Woman is said TO be mere delusi0n, hut
It is sometimes pleasant to hug delusions.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
Gfberal 81 Advanees

Made CossaR ohss preface consigned asg
Ing Rope and cher supplies furnished at the oest market
rates
All sa.ignmsBs q Cotssa assured. unless steras la
se.Sim b FORREST
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
Universal Suffrage in the United States

Universal Sufrsgein the United States.
The following table, taken from the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, shows at the present time
the woI king of universal suffrage In the
United States. There are to-day in favor Of
the policy of President John, as regards the
restoration of the Union, these numbers:
In the South. ................I, 100000 veters
In the Orth.--....--......-.-..2, 100000 g
Total. .................3,5 100000 b"
Opposed to the President there are
In the North........--.........22,5 100000 voters
They are thus represented in Congress:
l 1900 600 voters in the South ..........N None.
100000 Eorth........... 60
100000 voters have...............6 60 members
100000 " .........2 l6 &"
What beautiful representative system
How thoroughly it reflects the majority of
the people Daily we hear the boast that
the elections have gone against the President
and in favor of his opponents in Congress.
Yes They have gone against him in pc
culiar manner His 100000 friends have
sixty members; his 2, 100000 opponents have
ZIG members in the Federal Congress
1t is by the light of these figures that we
see the victory the Radicals have achieved.
For every twelve or thirteen thousand of
their number they are credited with a mem
Der of Congress. The Anti-Jaeobins, on the
contrary, get member for every 10000 of
their number. One Jacobin counts as much
in the basis of representation as four Con-
servates
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
N. II. FORREST,
COTTON FACTOR
ASD
Commission Merchant,
10. 272 Front Street, -


The disastrous results of the late war hav-
ing foFcsd % dispose q most Of my pr perry have eo-
eluce % uuasrs tt business hsrs IN &he midst II "a
friend for the purpose % aaking Al honest living f
self and family b. sloE and q retrieve. far
possible. The losses sHstaius 50 b. zhs
Tomy old r. ends al may feel disposed Rve
me their business pledge my personal attention . It's en-
aisnt tfanEaeLian.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

An exchange comes to us with this notice
e For the evil effects of Intoxicating drinks,
see our outside"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Manhood suffrage is failure in Nova
Scotia.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

0 mans name is more intimately connect
ed with the history BIateria Medes United States
or more favoEaby known pioneer 10 iiea discovery
able preparation Of sARsAfA ILLA has long stood at the
HIS CoNPoUSp % WILD CERRT has become household
His WoRN LozEEeEs, less than year after their
PRODUCTION ttaned reputation wide spread the
remains be in his discovery ratsr
RON which is the basis Of the BITTEIsS nov rHere r. The
public That honor belongs to the native inhabitants 4
than hundred years Armed with il the Indian
tho nrst venonous serlents II is belief sifh
them that long there is breath in body CEDRON
Is potent % cure no matter what the disease NAV be- While
DIR BULL is not prepared n endorse this pre-
on Of the evidence relating virtues remedy
and preventive for all diseases arising exposure either
enee. 81 STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL. sud justly de-
the repuaon It has oag enjoyed
IN DYSPEPSIA and its attendant train Of symptoms It
acts like charm than medicine. There Is nothing
the range Of Nateria Mediea moment bear
TgLL aoaunt y this wonderful plant may be found in the
series of e s r. which % o m FL IA. 'a s.h Sr
years engaged has just been brought successful tsrins
ten and he now enabled oaer the public combination
Of CEDRoN with other approved ones the whole preserved
Which Be Is eons5snt has s E6AI Is FaE WORLb
He might furnish volume Of certificates bat the public
value. safest plan is for every one 70 test for himself the
virtue Of new medicine.
Gire tie Ceol1OH Bitters one Trial,
And you WILL NEvEH use any others
Tits not necessary n pnb long list OF diseases OF which
t be To8HB are SPssas X AE sSs.si &
ALL AFFEoFl0Ss Of fIE BR1iS dsPe5aiae a de-
TS9gS19asRt Of The stomach and bowels u S0lT kEn-
AGUE Il is destined aPerhede others IL not only
wiaegassfu the Bitters hour before each
meal will obVate the bad ege Of the unhealthy eli
the most trying exposure
Sold Retail by Grocers and Druggists
Generally
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
The Last Call.
Immediate Payment,

All persons indebted TO me either by note o.
book account. viii please call and make
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
Sight Drafts for Sale in Sums tC
Suit, on all the Principal
Cities IN the U. s..
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTEEDEJ 10

SAMrFL 4. TAYLOR. cnaHLEs 4 COOK
Formerly Of Lagrange, Tenn Formerly ksudiE U9sk
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Eon Ss.aa sid sid AeeE9.

t~tOME1SSIONER5 SALE OF REL:!. g
" TATE END BkNA S!CCE.-3y t"'
tholity of decree of the Circuit Court o. ls.::
andrla county, rendered at the November tern.
1862 in the suit Of +. Jvhnston. g"ardi,n, ::
sione;. therein named: offers &C private sale n
following valuable real cstcte, situated il re
city kle1andrir:
x LOT OF GROUND, with e su5st: lst
Brick Warehouse thereon, on the sorth ;id2
King street, about the middle oftne SQUARE. DC,
tween Fairfax ana Wafer streets, fronting ca
Kim; street % fee., and running bac!-: G2 fse"
inches to /; Il feet alley.
h LOT CT GROUND, With {: Store and ksss
Dwelling thereon, on The north side OF .Juiete*'
and east side st !asaph cts, at The intersee
ton of said streets,
ASQUA1E or 2 acres of ground, nouldetsv1;
Queen, F..yette, Princess ald .otyhe SIS. !li-
square will be aubGi7idod into lot0 &c tut 9u. "
chGcers.
Also, $4,000, of The stoc!. CT th. Una
Bank Of Vircinic: -,
Price and Germs made krovn upoa S:2pcr
ton. W. g. YEAION, Comm'r. of S"le..
dec 29-eotf Office No. %, ~. ST.. -..ssph :.
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1T lis residence, near st. Stephens, navquie.
County, on the 9th ul:.. J-As. -GCLEhEEN, ii
the 18th year OF his age.
At ihe residence OF his son, ii Ducizland, Pr
VIVA. CO., Va, OF tho Ord inst, } GIN P-tTITE
in the S3rd year OF his age RI. -
Suddenly, at Montrose, ITcstmoreland county,
Va, Maj, IESRY HuScERFeED, in thu 18th
year o. his age. ....-.---
In Frederick county, Id. ,on Sunday, the Doth
Of April, at '.Ctterbourne," the residence Of her
father, CO.. Henry Dunlop, HELEN, wife Of Mr.
Thomas Clagett. jr., of Prince Georges county
Nd. aged y years ' '
On Thursday, the 5th of April, at his late res
dence, in Charles County, I'D, Judge Fl;.tScIs
H. DIGGls. in the 57th year Of his ace.
1T Collington, in Prince Georges CO., lid
on Friday last, Of consumption, IMr. EDWARD
HARDIsTY, aged about 81 years.
In Washington City, Oh The 9th Of APRIL
ROBERT G. BROOKE esq. late Prince Georges
CO., Nd, where he had many warmly attached
friends and relatives.
In Philadelphia, Oh The evening Of Thursday
the eth ult., in the SD year Of her age. MIS-.
MARY S. u.GNER: relict o. Che late j ohm Fred
erick hagncr.
At her residence near Port Tobacco Md, or
the I'd ultimo, in the 9th year OF her agc, Mrs.
IIaRY MATILDA IlUsCuETT, c0n$ort OF p. i.
Muschett esq, and second daughter OF General
Walter Mitchell. ......
On the 18th Of april, in the 9th .:ear Of her
age, I:s. MAMIE SPEAE.l:, eldest daughter Of
the late John Mitchell MuscActt, ard vile Of T.
Z. Speake, esq. Of Charles county, Nd.
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FREDERICKSBURG ITEMS.

There have been caught this season: at the
lower fisheries ia the Potomac: g few Lake Bass,
the FIRST eycr found in this section. They we're
thrown back into the river for the purpose of
increasing. the stock for future use. \ few
years ego q gentleman procured some Bass from
one Of the Northern lakes and brought them
carefully to Cumberland. Md, where they we're
put into The river They have increased rapidly,
as We learn good many have been caught IN
She yiciaity Of Washington, cut this is tie first
season hey nave beef, caught as low down as
hGuiG Cree
4 dispatch % tnc Richmond Examiner, !"
na:::ating the Negro Hiot at Falmouth, (which
was : pure fabricatloa,) Ta5 sent By man nam
ID Olive: 1iourtca%t:c, WHO came to Frcde1icl,,s-
burg fop! Richmond on Saturday night, and
who left this place, either for Richmond or the
North, OF Sunday night, after having sent tie
discatcf,. Che motive Which prompted tic
aci is unknown.
We learn from iisjor TFicklcn that ,ie 6ne
aock Of sheep obtained il. Y e-Llont, and driven
to his hoi1c in Vulpener are in healthy ana
lourishing cond;tion.-E1ed TerG71.
Senator 0oolittle vas instructed by the Legs
lature OF his State tc vote 4rr the passage tthe
civll rghds bill over The veto Of the President
i>ut he refused to obey the mandate, and in the
course OF the speech in which he announced the
course hemeantt 70 pursue, be said:
. ''lkaow,sir, tlat III disregard tEeso ;nstuc-
tons, and vote 10 sustain the Presidents policy
that act will terminate my public life Be it So
I would not sit here for an hour, with the weigh
upon my conscience, which I would have, # I
failed in this hour iii what conceive to be my
DUTY to my country.
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aII.E-OE L. Ji.E..T.

5AMUAiL Z. J--ENET. niGE-oG L.
TANNEY & c.,
=; Wholesale :; Retail -
y L u G G I S ~ 5
IND Dealers in WHITE LEAD, 2ALN!:G.
OILS, and Vf2NISEES, I!indo" Glass attti
PATTY, Spices end pure ground ditto Choice
Liquors, Smoking and Chewing ,.ocacce 1le
F;.ncy Toilet Articles Ind "erfume7y.
Physicians Pres ,riptions carefully :,re2:res.
Orders from the country solicited, and prompt
attended to at The most reusone bic rates;
Ihei. stcre 70. 10, King street. :;boyc j.,
hsaph, has jus. beel handsomely fitted up, ere
call ron all tnei. friends is spectfully coici
ted. Jan Is:
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,TE2 :TECia .EUHOIoU.


.zzs;t:2e a1si.2l Of TIC oteav2hip Peruvian &c
ave sarices ron Europe 10 the 27tt, ait
l.Jeither the steamship Uity OF Washington nor
the Eroportia, 5c;i Of :siicl we're oveI due,
.lad -es cnet: liverpool n,hen tic Deruyi9n left
hat port 7rom Germany re learn that Prus
sia declines to disarm LEI forces 50 long as AUS
ria continues tG :1ai:stain ne, ornaments en-
ne Italian froasier. SIT late: ad7ices from
Germany state hat ali c;anger Of va has ceased
and that mutual dissrman!cTt will take piece.
It was expected that vote would be taken
Oh the new Reform ill il tne British House ii
Commons, on the 2St.. Iii :,he fate 81 the
bill yes still regarded as doubtful although it
gas generally tnought ina; owing 10 defec-
ions from the Libe:sl :aalSS, ard the unssatiog
Ct other liberals, !Tno secured: their election by
bribery, the EIiDisteriai majority would be very
small The onpCsition journals, however,
claimed. the: there :.:ould &c majority against
he Gill. @' a
There vas slight advance in The Cotton
l@arkct. .sleads3uns quiet anti steady.
.No1sco.Al ll,:EraoDIsT GENERAL CONFER
,.NcE-Jn the Geaerai conference at New Or
loaGS, On tie 97tA altirlc. The question, "W hat
sail the name Of the Ghurcn SEP coming up,
:; vsa ct is, decided: te Gil t simply tie
t.ett!!loGlst Church, Z EEhe ga: day, however,
tpona reconsideration Of the question, the word
Episcopal vas pretize&, &C that tie name is
Episcopal r4cthodist Church. The name OF
ne northern branch Of the same Church is
'-Getnodist Episcopal Church"
Inc General Conference has extended tie pas
o,2te .oiour yetrs. There were $27, 900 ap-
DrorricteG Tor tne supper: OF Bishops. TIE
probation systeGl yes stricken out Of the Disei-
oac. Glass meeting 7sas maze q privilege. bit
nc test Of membership any longer. Monthly
church meetnsg we're ordained aGG lCycieasts to
be held With closed, doors
The committee en- finance made final report
-he salaries OF minsterS arc TO be regulated by
.helr congregations. The Bishops salary is to
De Ta::see within tlc episcopal district il which
he labors: .:he conference adjourned sine die
% the Sd ins;.
: Nashville despatch says che first con-
viction for treason to this State whic,, mas ever
taken place .ia Tennessee was adjuGi,ated ct
Cambridge, Jefferson county, at snelast session
Of the Circuit Court The mans name is u.
.. TViliams,j r HWpunishment is Fixed att ou-
seengears in the State pen!tentiasy' -.
-
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.AMLIN'S CHOLERA CENTURIES,
+
NOS. ONE AND TWO.
For Incipicnt and Advanced Stages Of the
Disease.

These preparations, recently published to the
world in all tho newspapers, we're used with
wonderful suceess by the Rev. DR. Cyrus HAM
LIN, American Missionary at Constantinople:
during the fearful visitation Of CHOLERA at
that city last summer
No Family should be without t!le:n.
they arc simple but having them ready for
instant use in case OF attack has snred many
Thousands Of iires.
Let every counting room and dwelling be pro-
vided with the proper REMEDIES, and let 10
one pc found unpreparcdin time of necessity.
For sale in anycuanti.ies by .,.e
JANNEY & CO.,
my TT Druggists, Ids, King st.
OF sALE.-The sale of
/ DRY GOODS, advertised By me to take
place on Thursday, 10Th inst, will be deferred
for short time. Inthe meantime will con-
tiauo to SELL OFF AT COST, and offer great
bargains to purchasers:
Z gas- Due notice will be given Of the time
when tchey will De positively closed oqs Ct quo
ton. j.. 2. JOHNSON.
my TT f.fs.. III, Hing street!
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Gis saiG, ,tthat the policy Of the Ra9ivalG in
Congress is ito disfranchise eleven States, end
21f7archise certain Territories, and TINS to
oerpe4uate their, two thiIGs power. # they'
,en get 6 number Of radical Senators by di7!d-
.lg Tennessee and admitting several more Ter
tories, ..hey will probably do it:' 5--s's =
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY. EVENING, MAY I, 1869

=, me narrative 5ofi the capture Of Jefferson
J&yis furnished &c tie War Department, by
>aose who made hecapture, and especially 1: i:
Ger. Wilson and Col. Pritchard to whom 1r
>syis 'zas taken, nothing whatever, is said
sbout his being disguised Or in any way cor
soootative Oft the stories t:.en circulated, and
-":lich formed the staple Of the. seit! and lie
5sGricatures, and the fa!seboods so freely ci:cu'
rec 1T The tins. - . y; 90
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4. leStec has been received from Nlr. John
IL. sotts, by the Frederick County J aiou Cora
littee, in which he pledges ne support 10 the
re celso Of the Alexandra Contention; Jon
SEE &c attend and to use his induence tc induce
oilers &c do So" Of course ne will!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-07
VERY AND SALE STABLE,
! a~... ...., r. - 8.
WAGON YARD.

The subscriber has leased the extensive table
ard grounds 1T The corner of Fairfa:; and Guee.:
streets. which he has; thoroughly repaired and
cleaned, and where all DESTROYS of having aEJ'.
tn NJ done in the livery line c2n BE- acconmoda-
ted to their satisfaction. II aaJ a..,. =" a.
Country people can have thoir stoc: and wa
CONS we'll taken care Of by leaT.ng shom % .ho
wagon yard, ssf n.&g a.8
excellent stabling and groomins furnished
horses lett here for sale.
Horses livecind in the Je-t style at Sl5 month
JAAIES !. TUGITr,
an cO-tr ..:-u Alexandria, "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-07

H1'.le 1sster stone cutters in Baltimore have,
,,aitec and determined to close tier yards and
2top business lather than submit 10 demand
.: aay increase Of wages.