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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

The most awful event Of this century is the
GREAT famine in India In Orissa, it Is report
ed that two millions five hundred Thousand peo-
NJ. have perished within The last five months I'll
Starvation.
Tie remains Of Geu. Albert Sidney Johnston
WIS taken 10 Austin, Texas, from New orleans
on Wcdussd ay, fer fual burial.
John Browns cabin occupied by him when
,onatter, is 10 be sent to The Paris Exposition
W hy don't they send his gaiIowsF
Several OF the attachts Of the Manassas Gap
Railroad have been TO Woodstock for the Pur'
nose Of procuring houses next Spring, IN which
10 live. The Herald concludes thereirom that
the work on that road " i'll be completed TO the
Valley next summer
Atarecent sale in Shenandoah county Of the
property Of Airs. Han all Wllkm, dec d. "hea'
aid for So 10 per bushel; corn 90 cents; COWS
coz ard ,32; beds and bedding each from $50
70 SIS.
Mrs. Gen. Williams, formerly "lrs. ). A.
Douglas, is amoug the observed OF all oo'er-
1.r," III Washington society this winter.
Gen Sherman mas retired froo the diplomat
&c business. SAYS lie teddm If ne IS gong 10
ride a thousand miles on u inuie 10 fnd the gov
-rnment OF Mexico.
On motion of Hon. A. Garfield, Of Ohio,
John NJ. LanSStOu Egg CoiViSN, VI NoN'i'"' w.
that State. Oh Thursday, was admitted an attor-
new and counsellor Of the United STATES su-
prcme Court Mr. LsngSlon is said 10 be one
OF the mos, eloquent pleaders OF The Ohio bar
It's said tha, Mrs. SpragCe is undoubtedly
the leader Of fashion in " ashiugton this WIN
Ter. Her Paris outfit is said 10 be recherche
and complete.
TIE prize fight between John McGiade, oil
New York. and Samuel Collyer, at Guldsboro'
Station, Pa, fourteen miles scut' EAST OF Hsr-
risburg, resulted in victory for Collyer, after
As rounds, lasting SIS minutes. After the fight
Colher went up TO McGlade and shook hands
and embraced him. an evidence Of continued
good feeling towards him.
Ex-Gen. Bradley T. Johnson was on Friday
admitted 10 the bar Of the Supp enc Court OF the
United States, under tho new rule resembling
the test oath.
Hon. J. Dixon Roman, formerly Represen-
ta,ive in Congress, from Maryland died at his
residence in Hagerstown on Saturday last
proposition has been made in the Kentucky
Legislature to organize Ten regiments and place
them at the disposal of President Johnson.
Fifteen negroes, formerly slaves OF NJ. T.
Owens, of Fauquier, who left their home in 1865
passed through Lynchburg last Monday en-
route TO their tOImer master.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Howard Stree, Super and
cot Extra II sll 80, do. high grades l3
Il CID so.
WHEAT.-No Whea. offering, and
no Sd e. reported for some days past.
CORN Good to prime white al J O2
81 o., for a strictly choice lot 81 O5
VAS refused 1900 bIshs good red a,
90 a 80 cents, 400 bushels Point delive'
~ al 81 OF.
OATS.-2900 bushs offered and most
ly sold al 81 So cents per hushel.
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n o r &c E i!
OFFICE OF SUPERVISORS,
JEFFERSON County. WEsT VA"

JEFFERSON County. WEsr Va,
January /, 1867.
J1HE land Book of Logan OsbuFn. the
I Commissioner appointed TO re-sssess
the value Of all the real estate within the
county is now in The hand, OF the Clerk
of The Board Of Supervisors. Any person
feeling himself sggreved by The assess
men, of his lands or lots will make spPlI-
cation TO The Board Of Supervisors al Their
meeting on The 3rd Monday OF February
1867. But before making such sPPlIca'
ton he shall give notice in writing TO the
Prosecuting Attorney Of the county that
he will apply to the Board OF Supervisors
on The Bird Monday Of February, 1867 TO
have such assessment corrected. Appen-
ded to such notice shall be an affidavit TO
the effect tina, in his opinion The assess
ment Of his lands or lots is above their
true value or erroneous as TO quantity.
By order Of the Board.
JAMES Logic, President.
H. c. ENTLER. G.. B. S.
January S. 1867. Nv
o. Free Press copy sill Sd Monday 0'
February.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26
VIRGINIA AID MARYLAND
Bridge Company,
SHEPHERDSTOWN.

4 MAJORITY Of the Stakeholder
n having failed to meet on the first
Monday in January 10 elect Directors IS
required by the Charter. The meeting
was adjourned until the
End Monday in February, 1867;
10 NEE, al 10 o'clock. a. NJ, on tina, day
at The Western Hotel in Shepherdslown.
At which time, besides elec.ing Directors
the expediency Of making immediate
pre- paraions Tor rebuilding the Bridge, and
other matters Of importance. will be sub.
nilled 10 the consideration of the Stock
holders. is therefore desirable there
should be full attendance either in per-
son or by proxy.
E. I. LEE,
Press Va. & Md. Bridge Co.
January IL, 1867. 6w
Hsgers,own Mail copy.
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lEELLIEG HlISE Ann Llf

situated on German Street. opposite the
En,ler Hotel, in Shepherdslown, W. Va.
This is a desirable property. the House
containing Nine Rooms. The basement
story has q fron, room suitable for an Of,
flee, and good Cellar adjoining. Five
Rooms on FIRST floor, two in front and a
Dining Room, sleeping Room. and an
other. adjoining; and four or five rooms
up Stairs, all in complete repair. Also
A Two-Story Brick Kitchen,
Brick Smoke House, with Well Of good
wafer with pump therein. A good Cis-
tern in the yard. Also good and sub.
sianlial Corn House, good Stable for
two or three horses, and Carriage and
Hog House, all adjoining back alley,
with every convenience to the run which
passes through the town. The property
contains Other necessary Out buildings
for the use Of a family; and upon The
whole it is one OF The mos, desirable
properties in SbepheIdstown.
Rev. Mr.. Frary who now occupies The
premises, will show j, TO any one wish.
ing 10 view it. Mr.. J. p. A. Enrler, OF
The Enller Hotel. will also give any in.
formation relative TO the property.
TERMS OF SALE-One thousand
dollars TO be paid on The ls, Of April 1867
lat which time possession will bs given
the residue in three equal annual pay.
men,s. TO be secured BY personal secur-
~ and Deed OF Trus, on the premises,
with interest from date. good and sul-
fciens deed will be given on The LIST Of
April 1867.
Sale 10 commence al o'clock p. NJ.
ABRAHAM SNYDER.
Guardian of d. W. and Sarah Border.
Heirs of Daniel Border, deceased,
and Special Commissioner.
G. D. McGiincy, Auclioneer.
January IL, 1867. 5w
U.s. Hsgerstown Herald. please cory
4 weeks and send bill 10 this office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26
session Of the House Of Rep
EAe""e resentatires

o, Ian. 22-ln the House
fR.orssenratives this afternoon he ume
o. NC ,nosIIy spen, in fllbus,eling and IN
VIC; y, or motions for delay. the object
s s' ~ ,reven. as long possible the pas
O'" Wv, Of The bill excluding attorneys wh"
go engaged in rebellion. &C., from Ptsc'
';n,oO IN ihe United States Courts. Mo-
Mons 10 adjourn, TO reconsider. to take a
recess, 10 adjourn over. to lay on The Ia
HE. &C., followed in as rapid succession
q. the fre9uen, callings OF the roll would
admit. The democrats stood solidiy, and
,e.med determined 10 flank every move
men, OF the opposlnon by the sppl'ca'io"
Of all The parliamentary 'ac'ics IN vogue
Anon, four o',lnck the members began
IN thin out, but returned again IN coup'e,'
The clerk became hosrse calling Inc roll.
.,d IN ey.rv instance. SITTER the votes hau
hssn recorded. motions 10 disP use with
the reading Of The roll were ohJec'ed TO.
Alive O'Clock smother monon was
made 10 adjourn. Mr.. Boutwell, asked
Mr. Finck II he and his friends "erc
xillins 10 have the vote taken moro"
AZ, r. and Others gave very decided
..oo :" whereupon Mr.. Boutwell, and the
friends OF the bill. in an equally deciaed
,.nnsr. announced their in,enuon to re-
main.
Overeoa,s and hats, which had been
donued in expectation OF sdJnn'nm'n''
.s laid aside or returned To their places
IN the courtroom, end members settled
down in their seats with determined
intention 10 see the end OF 'he contest.
call of the roll demonstrated 'he fac
that quorum was wanting, and call OF
The House was ordered, aud IL respond
ed. A quorum having answered, an eh0r
was made TO have further proceedings un
der The call suspended, bot clIaloTy mo
non threw > wet blanket on that. aud the
dnors we're closed and all SORTS Of e1cu
a.. ue,o offered tnr sbssDtees.
Pending ihe is.ue Of the warrant Tor
~. s,re.l of the sbsenlees several monons
ve,e made 10 adjnvrn and voted down.
and some genrlemep. e'I'ng the cna~'
mo. NJ hunger, ordered up rePss" from
the restaurant and had them spread upon
,bei1 desks. |, sas now e o'clock sno
MIR. Radfofd was about 10 seeges' com
nronise but ~,s cut Of by an objection
to uembels engaging in debate. MI
Kop,rs moved 10 buy ham sandwich loI
each Of The members. which Vas receiV'
cd with pesis Of Laughter. Mr.. Hise' oil
Kentucky, ~ss btoUgh, in Oy the ser
g,,n,.a;-.rns and fined Tor absenre. The
session lasted past midnight each party
standing on. resoluieIy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26
DUFFIELD'S DEPOT.

T TAKE pleasure in calling the attention
/ Of the Ladies 10 NY large sock 81
Dress Goods. Bleached and Brown Mos.
lin. Flannrls. Prints. Hosiery, Glove.
and my large assorln eni Of Shoes.
TO Tho Gentlemen would say thar |
have the larges, stock OF Csssimeres N
,hs county, aud rs am determined '"
sc Il them. look oUl for Bargains. Stick
pin there. In order therefore 10 fedcrs
business 10 is true sy,len. via (: "FS's
or rrsde," will pledge myself MOI re
undersold by any Hou.e outside Of he
city. and all ask is an examination of
my Goods, tina, the Public can decide.
$4,000 lee Of seasoned Lumber Tor
sale.
| an constantly purchasing Whes'.
Corn, Rye and Oats.
]. n. l.. HUNTER
Oclober 81. 1865. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26
IMPORTANT 70 SOLDIERS.
state OF UEST TIRGINA, !
ADIUTANT GENL'S OFFICE,
wheeling, Jan. /. 1867.

WHEELING, Jan. /, IooE J
ClRcULAR2
No. |
HlHE following extracts from q Join; Re
( solution OF The Legislature Of this
State, adopted FebrOary let. 1866. are
published for he Information Of oil con.
cerned.
"RtsoIued By The Lsgi1la'ure Of Hest
"Irginia I hat The Governor procure
"or cause to be procoJed, suitable medals
"ss tokens Of respect TO The officer. and
'.soldiers Of West Virginia, who have
"serred during the rebellion in the ser-
"vics OF tie United States.
1.-THE medsls and inscriptions 10 be OF
four kinds.
~. For The officers and soldiers Of the
"Volunreer Army, who have been, or
may DO hOnOrebiy discharged from ne
"service.
30. For the officers and soldiers who
"hsve been killed in battle.
80. For The officers and soldiers who
"have died from wounds received in bat
"lle.
~. For The officers and soldiers who
"have died from disease contracted IN The
"service.
"The medals for the officers and sol.
"dier. who have been Killed in battle. or
"who have died Of wounds or disease, 10
1.-The service, 10 be delivered 10 the ami
lilies OF ssij officers and soldiers"
TO facilitate the distribution Of medals
authorized BY The foregoing Joint Resolu'
lion, the foIIosing Instructions are pro
mul ss;ed
/. Officers AMI soldiers Of he lei cls'.
40 specified abose, will each Iurnrh tbs
office with his name and rank, and the
Company and Regiment 10 which he be
Ionged. al." lie Poet Office, County snd
Slate. where lie may be addressed.
Q. The WIdoxs or nearest relatives ~
friends Of declared officers and soldiers Ql
The Pad. 3rd add 4Ih classes ss sp.cIh, d
sboyr, will furnish this Office with tie
name. rank. company and Regimen, OF
and The Post Office. Count
and Slars. whore the applicants may IL
addressed.
By order Of the Governor
GEO. W. BROWN.
Adjnisnt General
Daily papers Of the Stale copy one
week. Weekly papers copy one month /
md send bills To Adjulani Generals Or |
lee. Wheeling. W. Vs.-Hhteiing In
eligsnefr.
\ ,,,,y = 1857 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

Hon. E. D. Holbrook, Of Idaho, and ex-Gov
Cummings, Of Idaho, had personal difficulty
the other day at Wizards Hotel, Washington,
the principal damage being the breaking OF
several glass globes Of the gas chandelier under
which the affair took place.
n. P. Willis and Alexander Smith, two pop.
ular poets, recently died. Their loss will be
felt in literary circles.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

WOOL WANTED.-I will pay the
w highest market price for wool. eth
er in cash or Trade. il delivered to me =,
nv Store in ShePheIdsio~n.
sep, % p. f. Strobe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

ICANFORD'S celebrated Liver lnVlgoTs-
y Tor for sale a, the Drug Store.
JUVENILE BOOKS Toy Books J!
u with other Notions suitable for pres
enls a, DarneWS.
A YER'S SsrsspariIla purhes the blood.
n removes pimpIes. bIoIches. &C., from
he face. This popular medicine can be
had at The Drug Store.
FAIRBANKS. Platform Scales. also
L Family and Counter Scales for sale
by Ransom &. Duke,
aug 25 ChaflesIo"n.
NOto Cos, Il Wagner's and get some
VI of their Is cent Calico. Aug. 25
IIlAMPER Baskets, Scoop ShoVels,
* Half Bushels, one pound Butter
Moulds. and Hydrsuhc Cemen'. for sale
BY hanson 6, Duke,
Oci27 CharlesIown.
WlNCHESTER'S HypophosphiIes Of
" Lime and Soda, foI the cure and pre-.
vention Of consumption, for sale BY
septl r. G. Bukhart.
ITINGLEY'S Improved Churn, for safe
/ by Ransom e. Duke.
Septl5 Chsreslown.
GONE good things, in she way Of La
y dies Under Garments, BreskfaO
Shaws. Hoods. German Wool. &c.. at
nov "a DnrneH.
NOOD Portland Syrup can be had a.
u Cost & Wsgner's for 60 cents per
gallon also Kerosene Oil at rs cenls
per gallon. Aug. l8, 1865.
DRESS Buttons Of choice colors and
IL latest s,y les, al DarneEs.
MEMS Heavy Buck Gloves. a,
M l.. Lickider's
Nov 10 Cheap Cash House.
HEDGEMAN'S highly concentrated
IL Behzine. for extracting grease, paint,
&C., for sale at The Drug Store.
QDN FEET Wooden Tubing for
IOUO Chain Pumps, also Pump Chains
Ransom E. Duke, Chsrles,own.
THE celebrated Family Hominy Mill,
i for sale by Ransom E. Duke,
Oct27 Charleslowp.
A SUPERIOR article Of homo manu-.
Il featured Blankets, for sale by
Ocll3 ID. ). Renfch.
! FULL assortment Of Cloths, CASH
~ mers, Ves,ngs. H andkerchiefs, Gloves,
Hosiery, &C., &C.. a. p. II. StrOde's.
NEW Style Of Hats foI sale by
~ sept22 d. S. Resteh.
nOUBLE Bucket Water Drawers for
~ Wells and Cisierns, for sale by
Ransom f. Duke.
Oct u Charleslown.
DUCKWHEAT Flour for sale by
ID dec % D. S. Rentch |
NEW Orleans MoIssses for sale by
~ dec 30 ID. 5. Renfch.
DURE Cider Vinegar for sale by
| sepl22 d. s. Rentch.
RI NJ. BAKERS Wheat Fan, for sale
IL. by Ransom &. Duke,
seplS ChsIlesiown.
ROCERIES Of all kinds al reduced
u prices for sale by d. S. Rsntch.
DURE Java Coffee. and Lancaster ali
l " DOL Blankets, for sale by
Dec. 90 p. H. Strode's
NO. Gravely Tobacco for sale al the
~ Jan IL Drug Store.
OATENT Swing Lid Tea Kettles, all
Z sizes, for sale by
Ransom &. Duke. Chsrlesiown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

Cash Store !!

" " - Al -
1RHE subscriber has taken The Store re-
< Gently occupied by Baker & hV'
where he is now receiving general b.
sorlment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &C.,
which he will sell CHEAP. exclusively
for CASH. believing The Cash System
bes. for both buyer and seller.
He respectfully soIieils share OF the
Public's patronage. Come and ser.
DAVID BlLLMYER.
Shepherdstown, Jsnuory 3. 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

NTOVES-Hagersiown Cook Stoves;
~ lndianosa Cook Stoves; Psrlor, Office,
Chamber, and Dining Room Stoves. for
sale by Ransom e. Duke,
Oct 13 Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26
CHE nlarkets.
Shepherdstown Market.

Corrected w.sk!y by d. S. Rsntch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

SLElGH Basks. and Sleigh Bells. for
y sale ehesp at The Hardware Store.
dec a2 E. Shcfsr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

Adjnisnl UenfTaI
Daily papers Of the Stale copy one
week. Weekly papers copy one month
and send bill. To Adjulani Generals OF.
fee. Wheeling. W. Vs.-Hhtshng In
feligsncfr.
January 5. 1867. Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

OTOLEN-TWo PRINTED CHECKS, pay
s sbie to bearer on First National Bank, not
filled up by me, buF with my signature attached
we're stolen on the 18th instant from Cam eron
Mills. The Bank has been notified of the loss
and payment prohibited: All persons are here
BY warned not to negotiate said checks, as l
have closed ny account at said Bank, and will
resist payment of said checks into whose hands
soever they may fall. ,r17r,
J NH lift ED. dO NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28
CO q 3 T n OTI E s -.
IN The COUNTY COURT OF ALEXA

IN The COUNTY COURT OF ALEXAN-
l. dria County, Virginia, January TO- 1867, Ar
thur Herbert and John ". Burke, partners,
trading under the firm name of Burke & Her
bert, and Arthur Herbert, in his own right, on
behalf Of Themselves and all Others the creditors
Of Eliza T. Herbert, deceased-plaintifs. vs..
Caroline Fairfax, Alfred Herbert Emma Bry-
ant, Edward Herbert, John f. E7ersfeld and
Lucinda, his wife, John G. Herbert James r.
Herbert, Matthias Herbert, Hare P. Herbert
Upton Herbert, William G. Herbert, Elizabeth
D. Herbert, Herbert Norris, Archibald Fairfax,
and Eliza, his wife, Eugenis Hyde, - Irwin
and Aurelia, his wife, Monimia Caray,. John
Fairfax, Charles Fairfax, Henry n. Fairfaz an
infant, Herbert 9. Fairfax, Orlando Fairfax,
Hunter, Thomas T. Hunter, Madeline
Hunter, Thomas T. Hunter, jr, Charles Hunter,
an infant, Frank Harwood, and julia, his wife,
Sallie Hunter, an infant, and Minnie Hunter, an
infant, defendants-in chancery.
The decree in the aforesaid cause directs the
undersigned, Master in Chancery, to ascertain
and report
1st The indebtedness Of the estate OF Eliza
P. Herbert at the time of her death.
End. The value of personal assets which have
or are yet to come into the hands Of her admin
istrstoT.
Sd. The real estate of which she died seized,
and its value
4th. The liens On the said real estate, their
amount and priorities respectively:
The said decree further directs the said Mas
ter to give notice, BY publication, in some news
paper published in Alexandria, once week for
four successive weeks, which publication shall
be equivalent 10 personal service Of notice upon
the parties.
CoNM' Re. OFFICE, Feb, 70, 1867.
Notice is hereby given to the parties interest
ed in the decree, OF which the foregoing is an
abstract that l have fixed upon tn y RSDAl,
the 28th day of March, 1867, al my office III the
city Of Alexandra, to execute the said decree.
JOHN WEST,
Master inChancery Of the
feb 23-law4w County Court Of Alexa. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

The parties Interested in the above decree are
hereby notified that will take the accounts
therein ordered, on the 4th day Of April next,
ut the Office Of Thomas Moore at Fairfax @. Il.
NH 4-1aw4w O. w. HUNT. Spl. Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

Our SUFFER1NGs. Among our pleasant re-
miniscences Of Scotland is the Rev. John
Caird, the author of the celebrated sermon
entitled 'Rshgion in Common Life, preached
before Queen Victoria. His manner, when we
heard him, was very animated and indeed
iIapassioned, and We thought wanting ID that
selfpossessiou so necessary to the best effect OF
public speaking. This incident has been
brought forcibly to our mind by reading SER
mon Of his on participation in the sufferings Of
Christ from the text "Rejoice, inasmuch as
7e are partakers of the suferings OF Christ"
The following passages from the sermon will
interest our readers in this time of our common
agony :-Southera Chauchman.
1t is strange what power there is in suffer
ing. to unite in deepest intimacy those who
nave nobly borne it together. No bond of
union 80 close as the bond of common sorrow
no brotherhood so true as the brotherhood
Ofcalamity and misfortune. 1t would seem
as if the affections could never be welded so
firmly as when they have been exposed to the
fiery solvent of adversely. Perhaps it is that
We never so truly understand each other, as
Thsn great trials sound the depths OF our ma
ture, and show to each what IS in brother
heart. Or it may be, that love Is strengthen
~ most OF al Dy the CIllls anu Hai0Suips eu-
dursd for the sake of its object. But what
ever be the explanation, we know, there is a
subtle influence in pain and sorrow to knit
fellow sufferers heart to heart, as no partleipa-
ton in joy can ever unite them. The surv--
7ors of the wreck who can recall the. days and
hours Of exposure and danger, Of alternating
hope and despair which they bore together; ;
he remnant Of the forlorn hope who. have
stood side by side while shot and shell were
raining around them or the few brave and
true hearts who have struggled together
through the protracted and terrible siege, and
whose friendship is cemented by thousand
associations OF sympathy and endurance, can
not choose but feel in each other deeper than
common iterest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

HOOP sSKIRrSi HOOP SKIRTSl !!
HOOP SKIRTSl!l
slest Styles. Just received from one Of tho
,bas ,bsest factories in the country full line OF
tHS hH;Ssooye goods. We now have in store about
dol,t:y. styles, of all grades ranging from one
bsmoald respectfully invite call from pnr-
ej I as we feel satisfied that all can be suit
= both in style and price
5,.,a- CHARLES W. GREEN,
aR 90 6s, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

PROFESSOR WUNDRAM'S :,
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The best remedy Known will give instant rg,
def to the sutIercr The sovcrcs" virtue o. t.tl@
remedy for Tooth Ache, can hc !c.ttcd t. 'I
hundreds in thi: community.
Price 80 cents u bottle, mailed to any "ddrc.
upon receipt ot price. For sale ~
JANNEI s. co.,
ian l4-tf Druggists, !51 hln@ street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

THE RADICALS are making desperate pre-
parations to unite the colored vote Of the South
in favor Of the Radical party, The most
wicked appeals to their passions and prejudiees
re being circulated among them. and every
enort made to array them in deadly hostility
70 70 the white people in the coming elections
10 counteract these mean and devilish iptiu'
saees2 the people Of the South must keep con
sanity before the colored people the fact that
ll .le Radical party at the North only want t to
ass them for their party purposes, as is fully
evidenced by the fact that both in New FORK
l ana Ohio they have refused to grant them
sSsalage, and have only given it to them in the
oouth in hatred and revenge Of the white
man: The Northern people, too, were the
original slave stealers, and brought the Afri-
a. a. to this country and sold him to our people.
we we have kept him and civilized and christian
s"s ,sea him, and made him what he is1iar II
superior to bis own race and nation. Ihe
fFale fae people Of the South are now and ever
wye, wye, been, his only friends. for black man
~ Sanas no more chance in the North than spoons
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