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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26

1000 SaB EXTRA Sanlilien< Wtebl.
200 Sas Gytra faperine RebI,
80 9hSs gep Orleans 8ufsE
"a ebOs Eenierare 3u9er,
506as sepadter uns puIpsrihster 8ader
200 Sad Erima 3iO aaffes,
Is Sad aosaira Rafss,
IS 6as frifdeH 9eis, -,sss
50 SAT steu Orleans gaoIahes,
200 aiften RroEter u. Gamble SEIZE.
$50 Riften perf9iesene Sorten SEIZE,
100 Riften stearinli5te,
100 aiaen EaisIibte. tart seprset.
50 2iitsn fstner staus5iabaf,
!. 30 GrDs Sine Gnt Sabat.
IS Sat @au4tabai,
Is 5os ensIii9er sssu,
Is Sas amerifaniiher SODA,
40 siaen unS gfunO =aannen Aalisrn.
so aiiten pfefTer,
so Riften Gewarse,
50 Rihen Snsiso,
50 Kitten etmableRen 5enf,
IS 6ob Rafon's sSi9fe,
80 RiiteH pint, Quart u. \ Gauonen 6iaidei
20 Riiten Garrett Sanapftabat,
20 grOs Surtee,s siaa,
% 5as Bourbon Bbisfes,
IS Sas Robertfsn Counts sBbistfp,I
100 Sat 5sOts 4afb RrOsf asistsg,
100 Sat 0insW eOrsiaL
IS 5ab SnUper ggsin,
Is Sds Shse @eine
SO SAT- zBsinefiis. SIS
IS 5aB Gitronen Syrup.
50 Kitten Starts,
50 Gukene Gimer,
50 9Hsenh 8eien,
1000 SfGRebI. e@
so aifen aiiortirtsr Gnn6p,
VranSp, Sum, Gin, Seine ueriatebener Writ be
NEeafles 8 YarBroueb,
Str. 3 Sforo college Strabe,
febt 3R Seafbeine EenneFIee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26

~ 8ie Soften fur y&oIt Office
Eones OrOers" mad ie6ent ipetiea be-
lianirten Yofamt Der s8ertinieten Gtaas
ten betragen 10 Gents fur Sroers bon
1 bis 90 Dollars, uno Is Gents fir
Sroers bon 20 bis so collars.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
Special NDtiSem.

Die I1Tnen YianD 5prtes RON @rpSeteen
II. So. perben ngn allen suten .aennern ais
baS Bette in Der slrt sebalten. gSir wihen
nitt8 su erpGbnen, tpas Elm ntullfalil6es 5r-
lfrnment Splfrmmener MAIDEN tSnntr, O6slei6
mir suseben miiIen, bag bas 5G9its Der Ser
ppllfpmmnumg rfemaIs erreiGtt merben tann.
9epcr iie ibre Yianps am ibrer Iseeentr1rti-
gen 8pllenoung bra9ten, unterbreiteten lie biz
irlben benz @erslet9 nit Snitrumertrn Der
belten 6abrifen Gurppa's- unb Mmerita's unb
lie erbielten bic gerbienif- IRebaiae iiber ale
onberen- 8abritate in Der beriibmten 0eltaus-
lteaung. I'm, benz 5abrtfat @err9tiefeit nj
berfabren 3u Ialien, ntiilIen mir erpabnen, baB
eielts llrtbeit burt bic utuiltalil9r 96tIt ni9t
sci Seite aeIeBt rprben III.
gfi6tsbeltutpeniser baben bic 5erren fiirsli9
nod @erbe1erunsen an, ibren pianps anse-
brafbt unb lie BADEN 70 bas DparabOrOn'' or.
nprben, o9usseseiGneteS~ nod ,,atsSeseif-
meter" sit nta6ta. Cider fnb &c 6en1nab 3n
Aem RuttU,, Grcslllpr" bereGtisf. 7Ot1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
xtaeI

xtf7e 1IR
Der i'm bieiiaeu .yoitant, aIs unbelteus
6 O sur abbotans bereit leesnoen
Sriefe:
Guropaif6e. Briefe.
Serr gIbeIm Bannisa.
= Simon Gaben.
Socob Wrpst:as.
". CUNT.
@ilam Saeob.
Ni9ael Trdbins.
u. .. 9. 2inbsIeN,
Yoitmellter
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
etu5i8e lDDaIe
Otutid)e tdglid)t Setting
~ ben q
Gnb=Gtaatem.

Die ~SennsFet.@t aatsseituns" ber-
tritt Die sroben prinsipien, peI@e Benz
IO1alen ROrben sum eiess sesen
Die 6eceffion berbaIfem sic
tebt Elm fur aoBaIitdt 0esen bas
stats GouD men unh
fir ben ncbeIn GonsreB Der Der. Staa-
ten, Der, bonn 8oRe erndbIt, aud bic
Gniidten Oes goIfss ausipri6t.
Sober 9t.pubIitaner foTte es iid craft.
iia unstlesen fein laiieu, Der mStaats.
3eituus" iiberaI 8erbreituns su seben.
&c it Elm llnternebnen. peI@es bon
re1tIi9 benfenben Wfanncrn unterifakt
peroen miiSte. unb pabrIiA bebori
cine Seituns nnteriilsuns Die IS f4
sur Slufsabe inaat, 2o1alitat uno
Sortfdritt in Der @lits Der fibD
liden Staaten gu preOieeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
SIR g6tpillbfii6ti9

Der Mn;eisenSe lift in uenisen @o9en bur9 Elm
einfa9es SemitteI, nabem er Sabre lang nit eineu
beftgen 2uneenbeI un6 nit Der fitrterli9en arants
belt, Der S1mnofuobt bebatet mar, 9ebeIt Iuoroen
unb piinIbt febuii9it feinen @itmenf9en 6as 9eiIs
mittel mttsLtheiIeu.
Auen bic IS Iriiu1eu, Iuirb er cine gopie 6es &es
)eptes oitenfrei nit 9irettion fir bic 8ereitung
nnb ben 8ebroudb 3uienben, pebes fie nben ruerben
als cine fidbere Seilung fur S9wineiu9t, Afbma
Srpnditls &c. Der einSi9e Swed Ses AnSe9enben 1T
Rranfe fein HlitteI periuben pirb, DO es oenfeben
n i d foftet uno iidb aIs Segen erpeifen mir6.
9SsSiomen, bic oos Recept wiui9en, ipolen ii9 ges
du9lt wenben On
REQ @ctarc VI 9Bilfpn,
lOtt1SmS Biliamsburq. Rings &c., u. y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
0eraeidbmis nener 9ln5ei9em,
M beutigem 8latte e.

~ tut IB At DIutl z.
u Seer ammluns Der 9. S. s. 6,
u.s.. g., in Der Saru9ari> Sale,
lnor9en Gbenb.
q Deutfde Sbeater 8OrifelIung,
gum gelten Der 9lrmen, i'm Neuen
Sbeater, am Donneritas Nbenb.
81 Sfener Store, bon 8. 8oebme,
SO. 139 gburd gtraBe.
y 8niderboder 2ebens 8erf9e@
run9s @sfeI faaft bon 9fep gorf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26

BohIuerItdnoen, oGB bic YreisermdBiguna nur fir
Sotaasbe;abIuug eintrit . Abcnnenten, bic nit ibre
8eitrdeen i'm Rhditanoe bIeiben. Oeer folbe be MOS
bentlih besablen, miiiien naG Iuie nor $500 per
AuartaI obcr IS Gents per Boche eutri6ten. 9iefe
Ghtribtuns 1T n5tbie Bum mir t0nnen bel hem
IeSten bleen Yreiie teinen 9reot geben uno f5nfen
AUD teine YreisermdBigung eiutreteu Iniien, no
= erfOroerIi lit, nit sroben ntoten w69entlib ets
meM Collector anIbersni9iden.
Das ,,Godenblatt" mad Seuti6.
LAMB an irseno cine @orefe eelanot
toitet einl6lieBIi6 bes @ortos 81. SO
per Sabr ODER $2.25 per Salbiabr.
Stad Der Sdwei3 ineluiipe 8orto
$500 per Sabr ooer $500 per
9albiabr.
@er leinen @eriuanoten in Der fers
men Selmatb elm bibldes, billises 8es
ident MAIDEN tpiI, Der belteue fur bies
feiben unIer nit rei9baltisem 2eieito6
ausaeitattetes W0henblatt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26

D6r 9Bir iutbea fir BE ,,EeHnef1ee gtaats.
SeitunS' einen sebiIreten unn setpancteB
unsen Mlann ale 3pfaI Reentteur.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26

w 9as getrige Sdubenfeif ber>
lief auf auBetlt 9en,iitbIi6e Beiie.
Nforgen bring.n mir einen 9enauen
8erid1t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
Nm Sna NymhIi9,,,,t

Nnbetracbts Der 3eituerBdItnifl TT es ais n6bis
betra1btet Iroroen, ben AbpnnementSpreis fir bic
tGatSieitung berabsuiesen. Sierna foitet:
OaS t1glidle Blatt $12.OO per Sabr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26

R SEER gOSDrit N6ber
lit 2ofal< ggent Der OSenneilee Staatss
2eituna".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-21

(aus eer 9pneUn 3'mss.")
uGis @tsslsr INN @ilion' il&e, wsla. .ise ,e
tsfsn ms&aniitsm 6atritats iur 5aasarttit Ia, er
IUrrsrt tein S6iTden un9 maft lie aatt Az
bsilsn Ssitsn stsi&."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-21
= j. e. BELCH
Notice

is hereby given to all persons interested,
that the undersigned Collector for Gasco-
made County, Stas of Missouri, has made
application for Judgement on the delin-
quent tax lands and town lots for the year
1866 and prior, to the County Conrt of
Gasconad County and State aforesaid, at
the November term thereof AID. 1867,
and whereas judgement has been rendered
by said court against said lands and town
lots for the taxes, interest and costs due
thereon, by virtue eff said judgement 1
VIM. Berger, Collector ofthe county aforc-
said, will on the Both cay Of December A.
d. 1862, offer at public sale at the court
house in SAID county, all of said lands and
lownlots, or so much thereof as shall be
| sufficient to satisfy the taxes, interest and
cost due thereon, a list of ST id lands iand
townlots is kept in the county clerks office
in said county for the inspection Of all
persons.
This 4th day Of December 1861.
VIM. BERGER,
Collector of Gasconade CouRiy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-21
STRAY notice.!

Taken up by David Whitman Of Roark
Township in Gaseonade County and post
ed before John B. Niche, Justice OF the
Peace for said Township in said County
a stray mare of grey color, al. fosr feet of
deep grey color, left eye blind, healed
I%fistnla, having on a bell, which said stray
was appraised at the sum of S35. this sixth
day Of November 1857. - a3@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters o.
administration have been granted t, the I'M
dersigned blythe County Court ofGasconade
unity of the estate OF GEORGE NJ. SoHks
decd, bearing date October I4th 1867.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment 10 the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having claims against said estate
to present them for allowance properly
authenticated within one year from the
date of said letters, orthey will be pr ecluded
from any benefit of said estate, and if such
claims are not presented within two year
from the date of said letters, they will be
forever barred.
-s-- LOUIS MEYER,
Executor of George M. Sehus decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-21
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration of the estate of CHRIST.
deceased have been granted
to the undersigned from the clerk OF
the Couny Court of Gasconade county,
bearing date October 29th 1867.
All persons having claims agains said
estate are hereby requested to exhibitthem
for allowance properly authenticated to the
undersigned administrator within one year
from the date Of said letters, or they may
be preclude from any benefit of said estate
and if said claims are not presented within
W years from the date of said letters,
hey will be forever barred.
JOHN n. HOMFELD
Admir-. of Chr list. Homfeld, decd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-21
z. 8 RevenNe Stamps
NoLlcc Of It1aL gettLen7enf.

NoLlce Of It1aL JettLen1ent.
Public n 'tice is hereby gwen to all Gre
di,ors and others interested in the estate OF
ToHS MorsCHENBACH deceased, that
l will make Final Settlement on said
estate at the next term OF the County Court
County, to be held on the second
Monlay Of Feb uary 1868 at the court
nuuse III the town 0. Hermann.
GOTTFRlED MOCHEL
Administra'or of .JOln MotChehhach deed
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thatletters ofad-
ministration have been granted to the under
signed from the clerk Of the County Court
of Gasconade county on the estate of SIMON
NERK, decd, bea ing date 10. December
1867.
All persons indebted TO said estate are
hereby required to make immediatelypay-
ment to he undersigned administrator and
all perons having claimsagainstsaid estate
to exhibit them duly authenticated for al
lowance within one year from the date OF
aid letters or the may be precluded from
ny benefit, and if suck claims are not pre-
ented within two years from the date OF
aid letters. they will be forever barred.
J. D. BRUINS admr.
Admr. of Simon Nerk deed
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-21
Collector of Gasconade CouRty.
SALE.

Whereas WILLIAM SMITH by his certain.
Deed of Truct or mortgage, dated the 11th,
day of February A. d. 1864, recorded in
the Recorders, office of Gasconade County
in book Q, RACES 40, so & 81, conveyed
10 the County Ct Gasconade all the right,
title and interest of, in and to the following
described real estate, to wit SAIL the por-
ton of the west half off the west half of
fractional section No. 81 three, township
No (45) forty five OF Range No. (6) six
west, lying north of the Pacific Rail Road,
in trust however to secure the payment of
two certain promissory notes in said deed
more fully described, and whereas default
has been made to give additional security
after having been lawfully required SO to-
do, the same remaining wholly due and
unpaid. Now therefore. by virtue of IN.
order issued from the County Clerks Office
of said GasconaGe County, AMI inpursuauce
of the provision contained in said deed,
I, William Berger, Sheriff Of said County
Of Gasconade, wll - @
on the 18Th day of February 1868
at the courthouse door in said county of
| Gascouade, and between the hours of nine
O'Clock in the forenoon land five o'clock in
the afternoon of that day, proceed TO sell
10 the highest bidder for cash at public
vendue The above described proper y, to
satisfy said notes and the cost aud expenses
of this Trust. mk4sA
| Hermann, December 9th 1867.
VIM. BERGER,
7 Sheriff of Gascouade County.
NoEice Of Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Nh
dersigned guardian of ALICE COOPER win
make Final Settlement at the next term
of the Gasconade County Court, TO be
held and begun on the second Monday
: of February next at theeeurthouse in
: the town Of HERMANN.
/ NJ, . MARY R. COOPER,
; Guardian of Alice Cooper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

I WASHINGTON ITEM5.-1he merchants OF
Washington have thus far responded literally
to the call for aid in behalf Of the suffering
poor in the South The executive committee
are diligently engaged in carrying On the work,
and large sum has already been subscribed
for this purpose Collections were taken up
in the churches last Sunday in aid Of the
Southern poor.
Colored men under the laws in force, in the
District Of Columbia, cannot be selected as
jurors,
Pickpocketa abound ia Washington, and
have recently been pursuing their vocation 1T
the Circus exhibition.
Real estate sales are large and active.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, the case
of Leonard Huyck, charged with the larceny
Of money left on special deposit at the Mer-
chants National Bank, was called and lie not
appearing, the District attorney suggested 4
forfeiture of recognizance. The accused being
in New York, under arres! at the instance OF
the Government, the court ordered the case
to be left open.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

INCENpIARY A1TEalPr.-An incendiary nj.
tempt was made last night to set OH fire the
occupied frame buildings on Alfred street, be-
tween Cameron and Queen, belonging to the
estate of the late John Lloyd. The attempt
was discovered by the inmates Of Mrs. Sin
cox dwelling house, adjoining, and the flames
extinguishcd before any serious damage had
been inflicted. This is the second attempt to
fire these buildings within tie last week, and to-
day the inmates moved out being in tear OF
their lives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

NUISANCE TO BE ABATED. The frame
buildings on Alfred street, between Cameron
and Queen, belonging to the estate Of the late
John Lloyd, an attempt to fire which is noticed
elsewhere in to-day 3 Gazette, having been ad-
Judged to be nuisance, the Mayor has order.
ed them to be pulled down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02
z.o.rTARY AND COMMERCIAL.

-,-.,,-sv1yANIA STATELoAN.-Ihe bids were
Fl eaad at Harrison burg, yesterday, Tor the
opp snt three million State loan. About on9
ailnet4t;T enty-one millions, at per ct was pa
soo o. mar to half per ct. premium. Inc pas
fois the amount wanted by eight mlll1on
esG Siar. Dre1el, Jay Cooke, and Clark @ 60
DOH "hnut sixteen millions, ut premiums ranging
s ses one-twentieth to one-sixteenth per CT
= .bo Snpreme Court; of New York, Mr.. JUS
IN sutherland mt, has decided an important ques-
nee ee o hetween currency and gold. The issue
1ion n on an q agreement made to pay certain
taln of time when gold was the ruling curren-
s ~ The sum was rendered, but IN legal lenders;
e ssnce the litigation. Mr.. Justice Sutherland
10 sott Legally enforced, though treating gold as a
~ Iesmmodity, a:contract for its purchase or sale
G onraarfectly safe and proper. He declares that
= result of the legal tender act is that gold has
!.L.ssctically ceased to be currency, and become
pP.olsiyeiy a commodity. The decision ap-
Ears to be identical in principle with one re-
pvssntl7delivered by the Supreme Court OF Mas
.schusetts. -
The apportionment Of the Direct Tax in Eir-
mia North Carolina, South Carolina, u eorgla,
yVi.'s;.sippi, Louisiana and Tennessee, under the
~ Of Congress 1862. was SO, 900, 1925 The
.1oonnt collected in these States was 81, 500, 59l.
a. u This includes the sum realized from the
.:sjes of property for the non payment of taxes.
T I apportionment for Virginia was $685., 0.62
amount collected S46s, 6745l. The amounts
elected in Florida, Texas and Arkansas, have
mt becn finally reported to the commissioner
n ~ internal revenue, but from reports already
SSspdered, it appears that large portion of the
,oy due from those States is still unpaid. No
elections whatever have been made in Ala
hama No collections have been made since
he Sd OF August, 1866, at which date the Secre.
,srv of the Treasury ordered suspension until
January l, 1868, under special authority from
Ian prnss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TURNPIKE
Five thousand dollars having been appro-
priated by Congress to repair the Long Bridge,
the Washington and Alexandria Turn pike
Company are to put their road in order, and
have already had constructed new bridge to
span the gap in the causeway on Mason
Island, near Fort Runyon, made by the treshet
last tyinte:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

FRESH FIsII-The fish benches in tbs Mar
ket House, this morning, were quite well filled
with shad, herring rock, perch, &c. The
supply was better than we have seen any day
before this Spring. Shad were offered atsl2o
a 81. % per pair; rock from SO Cts to So ae-
cording to size; herrings 80 cts. per bunch
white perch so cts. per bunch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02
"BrLLY" PREsENTATGoN.-Iast Night about

"BILLY" PREsENTATGoN-Last night, about
nine o'clock, according to previous arrange
,ments, few Of the personal friends OF >. H..
Smith, the new Superintendent of the N'ght
Watch, assembled at the Summer Garden,
on King street, 10 witness The presentation 10
that gentleman OF 4 handsome DIZZY MI
j. " Tatsapaugl,, SPOKESMAN ii 'te 'i"f'ofs,
accompanied the gift with Tire 'ol'"W'hs hF'rI
address
lHl. John l.. Smith Allow m III tehaIi "t
number of your fellow citizens 10 c'n&F3t'!
late you upon YOUR election as Superintendent
Of the Night Watch, Of this ancient AMI hon,
orabl1 city, and to accept rs token U The
esteem of these yoa!r friends, this haEdSnH"
''billy. " lreparrd tor you as badge Of your
Office. We know it. will not be used, except
with the almost discrel:or, bnt when used will
be used without fear, favor or affection. And
now, sir, accept this small token from your
friends pursue the even Tenor Of your way,
without the slightest regard to the 'io"istfps
of your illustrions predecessor.
Capt. Smith replied as follows:
Sir: receive this token NJ Your friend
ship with profound gratitude. have tren
elected Dy the t1unOfinle w! NouhEll ~ 'h''
position of Superintendent Of the Night Watch
of ''the ancient and honorable city of AIexan-
dria." You say. sir, in your address that this
"badge' will not be used by me without dis
cretion. 1t will not: and am almost satisfied
that | shall never have cause to use it upon a
citizen. A more orderly, moral, and Iaw-abid-
ing people are not to be found on Gods green
earth" Ard now, sir, allow me to thank you
for this manifestation of your kindness, and to
assure you that shall try and perform my du-
ties in sucn a manner as that will enable my
friends at the end of my Off cial term, to say
well done, good and faithful servant"
After partaking of the creature comforts, }"
prepared by ;mine host OF the Summer Gar
den, the company dispersed TO their homes,
and the new Captain to take charge OF his po
sition as Superintendent Of the Watch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

DR.. SAMsoN'S course OF lectures, on the
Holy Land, will commence to morrow night,
at Tie Baptist Church, on Washington street.
See the advertisement The ladies' and gen"
tlemen Of this place have now an opportunity
of enjoying great intellectual treat, and OF
Speeding few pleasant evenings 10 receiving
delightful instruction and acquiring agreeable
knowledge. DR.. S. has himself visited the
Lands he describes-and, Of course, Oh that
account his descriptions are fresh and life like.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

Police REPORT MAYOR s OFFIcE.--Harrict
A. Phillips, colored, charged with creating a
nuisance, was was fined and discharged.
Three colored men, for disorderly conduct in
the neighborhood of the Star Engine House,
last night, were assessed with Watch House
fees and costs, and discharged An attempt
was made during the night to bail these parties
out Of TIE Watch House. but was unsuccessful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

FRAcAs AT CAMP DISTRIBUTIONS. "A DIS
turbance and fight occurred at Camp Distrlbu,
ton, near this city yesterday, between an en-
ployee of the Freedmen's Bureau, and some
of the men employed there BY the Quarter
masters Department 1t is stated that the
Bureau man was severely beaten
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02
Alexandria Fish Market, April 9.
MA RI NE III r.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL

Wv ~ - - -
ARRIVED. I
schr. 4. r. Rollins cattle Georgetown, 20
ioad with corn:
Schr T. g. Stand, Hurbert. Norfolk, lumber
ID Smott s. Perry.
Schr. Flight, New York, Turks Island Ssit
10 Hooe & Wedderbnrn
Schr T. j. Williams. New York, Fine Salt
10 Hooe & Wedderburn.
Schr Frank Herbert, New York, plaster to
Hooe & IWedderburn
SAILED.
Steamer Wawaset, Gedney, Carion'an. by
Hooe s. Wedderburn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-02

2 PILLAGING GaAyEs.--W thin tha past week,
it is stated, some Of The graves in the Catholic
Burying Ground have been robbed Of the
flowers which adorned them.
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" FOR RENT-My Dwelling House. al
SSthe intersection Of Pitt and Wolfe Streets
POSSESSION given the 18th Of this month.
MARGARET 3. DAINGERF1ELD.
sp 2-eotf
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NARM WANTED.-A gentleman from the
! lower county wishes to rent or lease, for one
o:nofe years Farm Of about $50 acres, located
VI the neigh borhood Of Alexandria. Apply to
G. w. CLIFFORD,
sp2-tf No 122, King st.
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TALL POTOMAC LODGE, NO. 50,
II ALEXANDRIA, March "a, 1867

Il aLEhAHOh1A, ihdlEu 81, ASOi'
Extract from Minutes.
RESOLVED, That the thanks Of Potomac Lodge,
No. S8, IO.O.F, are er:ninently due and are
herewith rendered to our brother, the Rev. W.
T. Munsey, for the able and intellectual lecture
delivered on the 9th instant.
Resolved, That our thanks are due and are
herewith rendered to the Rev J. T. Leftwich,
for his assistance on the occasion.
Rssoivel That our thanks are herewith eI-
tended to James Grgg, esq, and the ladies and
gentlemen assisting i'll the choir for their valii-
able aid.
Rs3olved, That re tender our thanks 10 Ed
ear Snowder, esq, for his kindness in publish
ing the programme for the lecture without
charge,
Resolved, That the COMMITTEE pay over the
proceeds of the lecture to the officers Of the Or
phan Asylum Of Alexandria
On motion the above WAS ordered IL be pub
lishad.
ap2-lt WESLEY AVERY, Rec. Sec.
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By +. II. Observation-Disclosures.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY
y OFALEXANDRlA.-W be sold, al pub
lie auction, on THURSDAY, April 4, 1861, IN
front Of the Mayor OGco, Alexandria, 1t l. IN.
TWO ADJOINING LOTS, on the west side
Of st. Asaph ST., between Gibbon and Wilkes,
fronting on St. Asaph street 70 feet each, and
RAINING back l23 feet ) inches.
Each lot has frame dwelling thereon. Terms
cash. BRENT IS WATTLES,
NH 2l-c0.s Attorneys az Law.