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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-11-06

/ OIK lOJNG 10 rs - iiS piI,tiidr
Magazine for Boys anil GIrls presents
very attractive table " contents for Now
ember DR. Hayes furnishes mn exciting
new chapter Of ''Cast Away in The Cold"
Mrs. DIaz gives two more capital "Lct
tiers from William II.nry to his Grand
mother :" Gail Hamilton writes Of ''.Jamie
Again" These and other excellent stories
and poems, all prnfu-ely illustrated, make
this number OF "Uur Young Folks one
of the best ever Ssncd.
The Publishers present an imposing
array of attractions to readers of Our
Young Folks" for 1853 CHARLES DICK
EMS has written expressly for this Maya
zine "A Holiday Romance which will
appear in early numbers. illustrations by
the greatest of English designer, John
Gilbert. The Aulhur of john Halifax"
will contribute several ARTICLES in prose
and verse. DIR Hayes will finish his cap
ital story, Cast Away in he Coli"
Mrs Stose will continue to write sketches
like those which have made her 50 pop
ular with the readers of ur Young
Folks" Mr. J. II a Bone will furnish
six historical articles on very interesting
subjects, which will be illustrated with
historical accuracy. The Author of "Thc
SYN it lie S-t'rs.' one OF the MO
charming Of chlldrcn's books, will tc |
"Damr Natnres Srres," explaining
many cur ons facts of animal and veg,.ta
BILE life. And hosts If Other good writer.
viii help make ''Or Young Folks"
9 slant, attraciv AMI u etul. A, tn
publishers say "h will he seen that our
Young Fnlks' for IS has something for
lis patrons in every Juvenile department
Romance. History, Fiction, Fact. Poetry.
Prose, Fancy. Science, Music, Arr, aud
it must continue to be, as it now is, A
Household Necessity AMI Delight" II i
only = 90 yea. { lbs get it at re
du ed a'e nd Pr mum, ara offered
for new subscribers. Send 10
TIcKNoR & FIEi.ps, Boston
TIE ATLANTIC Monthly FOR NovEM-
BER.-l'art Eleven If "rhe Guardian
Angel by DR. o w Holmes; Opin
ms of the late President Mott OF Union
College, respecting Books, Stnirs and
Orators. by Prof. Sanhorn Of Dart
mouth College: Cretan Days, the first of
n series of articles by w. J. SlIlm n. Il.
$. Consul at Crete, de C hing the IsIand
and the character and incidents of the
struggle between the Creians and Turks e.
Chan-on without M,i-ic by O. w.
Holmes The Rose Rollins, concluded.
bv Alice Cary; In the Gray Goth. A
story by Miss E. Stuart Phelps, Busy
Brains A chapter of Literary Aner,loie.
bv Au-tin Abbott; Part Second, and last.
of The Autobiography OF On OK !; A
short essay IN the authorship of the noted
poem entitled "The Lle," bv Charl,s
Spr que; The l'nwery at Might. ~
Charles Dawson Sh,nlv Stephen G..
Flo tr ami Negro Mn-rrel-y. by Rob
crt l.. Nevin; he Feast of Harvest -
A poem. by f. c. Stehman; A Great
Public Character. A sketch f the life,
c'iarac er and services of .Ju>inh Quincy
of Massachusetts, 10y james Russell Law
ell The C"n.piracy at Wa,lin,t"n
Reviews and Literary Notices. TIcKNon
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-11-06

The Religious Herald OF his city, saws: sDr.
Crhbire Is a graduate Of New York College, and
member OF three ne,lial societies
The Hartford Cuurant saws, in mentioning n 60
we're case o, ScroiuIa DR.. G. cured In such cases
lie u relnaI kably successful"
The Herald v Lite, n. ~ says: I'VE deem
him perfectly reliable"
The Mavor Of Hartford, ''Certifies that A. ID
'rabtre. NJ. D., known To me as u Regular prac-
tcns physician uf this city, OF good reputation
u So that he is Coroner aud Health officer of the
city , ALLYN ). SilLLMAN, Mayor.
May, 1864.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1867.
PaSSENGER 1RRJVED.

TEos CHARLESTON m.I IN steamship Gr.naaa- Yrs a
Bwgo Mrs NJ bnIpt Mrs 90 Cenept daughter Bss g Co
ns Hr AaPs C,y,oO 70 shdre, Mrs. g DessbIoh sIG & sSn
n Ernei-oI yf Glen Fitzgerald 2 PeHaB, lay ard mia y
nss"Sg s ast sreR hs rO'Ies John )s1eaey aao ser
1s LSE hft, ~ Oshyne, hf Reavey Nd tbh bns N L.
tee " Iyp,e and ady Cspt Jane. Berry l. Bea9e ~ 4 ge,
pp D. tTl1S1hon FeiI CORN Wm CosgoSe Hugh DeS IbeH
t1Strh h0t John Nooke, Nm Hunter r. A. hanaf1, D. h0+
&phy O1eman T. A. Pellet J. w. PBkeTing Charles kileR
Fkoh FAFANkA NAY lf-n steamship San Jrclnto-h IahA
Phhpt Miss A. Wymas Mss Wosdr-n r. salook d. d. Bald
yn W. bcntTe E heIure. hcFniFe children And se't
X Armstrong H. liothen, Mss Iiuo4p BecIwb y AhwM rev
Rol Joaes y rery, f. Melville " Knight FA eyH ana
ebih W d Rohsbh W. Sampson Mis- BAILEY GnrvoM, Col
asI = q Waren hp NarreD Mrs and Mrs loi.tef d - ba
I ah lazy Coz Beat lady aud chI Hsgan NJ NJ kSggs and
aJ, A. MJhe, Rsoni ard lady, H. De Wolf Camp Hn FOX
30, a. D. Palmer D H. kos,, Mr.. T. y. Aees C. hrmseh ~,
fkOh RIO JAHbiBO May +In bark Cahpanero Ir sha MIA
y lalnmohd John kebsf JsaB AefiiAeDry, W Iurissr
fhOI CHARLESTON, April lfin Steamship CbamTioe-i h
johnson, Can't & Parker, W. Bell, Mr. Van Rper, W x f'
Oo v o. Henry and lady ChaDcelHI ~ de fesne Nrs hoI
hopes and ser'aI Mas I0hgset Mrs BFe Ns Moore hs mary
Gibbs servant s. Gibbs hrs Miss Srovh MI H. and MS
MeTriman, Rev Dr Hull e. Huntington, M White, A. WesbI MIS-
Noodtary. hs A. and A. smythe Mrs Lewis Apd child g. W.
RoYes dY edD and hfs Hatch T. omyth Jno Nov
land and lsy as Bird Mr. Spague g. Pock Fletcher Geo
Dorkwik Mouon, g. Nofatt Ms Brown ami daughter W
Eain segHg siFs Munroe Masams Westsoi NM yooIeee
A. - Rose lfs 1sersnd and ro Bsres aand y Mrs MAGIC ans
eht Ge9 Ghbop Forsyth, r. NJ Mohead IL kuSh lady aa'
ehi Is J. ~ AdAut j. r. Adam krs Graves y PufsSb ES"
u BoItnns, p H. Pepper, and u IN the 'seeTage
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15

SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE.-The herd Of Jersey
cattS owned by j. L. Hurd of Concord, Mass, sold
at auction MAY sth. The attendance fair, but the
prices obtained not quite up to the expectations
few OF the sales OF Jersey cows and heers fol-
lowe Victoria, heller, supposed 10 be with calf, by
Abraham; dam Jenny Lind; sire, Comet; sold 70 Geo.
Frost OF West Newton, Mass for $50 Nellie, also with
calf by Abra ham; sire. Napoleon; dam, Nelly; 20 NJ 3
scudder 0f Granville, Mass for $3.50. Beauty With calf
by same sire Maje; dam, thoroughbred; 70 Alvin
Adams. Waieftown, Mass for $3.50 Belle, dropped June,
1882 from dam Beauty; sire Linere TO Alvin Adams ior
si2S Jessie supposed with calf six years old SIRE LIN
dam Tulip; to ID s. Brown, Arlington, Mas Tor
$50 Beatrice also with calf years old sire Doh oan
Victoria: to James Gaty of Concord Mass for 20 ret
sire, Don DAM Eie; supposed with car py ssas P
years old TO Joseph Ho6rook OF Concord tor ",
years old: SIRE Don; dam, Rosa; 70 Edwaru 5haw Oh
Hampton n H., for ss5 Bessie sire, Abraham; DAM
Victoria; months old 10 James Thompson OF Nantlckt
Mas Tor sas Aneie brought s05: Rosetta, $76; Tulip,
three teats s62 So There were COWS ana neers soo ae
sIst 90 each OF bulls only fonr were sold the prices
varying from ss 90 for Jack $50 for Wachuset VS. for
AhraLsm and $50 for Grant fouryearold bull, sired
hr Ahrabam dam Victoria. He was bought by John
nronts of Princeton Mass. There were also sales OF
seyn grades heifers aud cows varying from sl7 80 10
N75 Several native COWS Werc soiu at Tue '"s' pi'sf
ranging from $50 To slSO eachs t
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
DipioenG Netircs.

OFFICE NATIONAL
No ~ BROADWAY, NEw-YORK April %, 1867.
A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENT free
IA Of Government the Capital this CompAp has
declared payable and T May Is transfer books the Com
bsby viii Be closed tue 3d. snd Tsopened May
D. H. J0NES, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
SHIPPjEG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK. ..."NA, "A.

i CLEARED.
ses1p Repns % BIh1I Boston W. r oiyde 1 Co.
seP ss v1o gsIi Eos n' saw sSSannah Mofrsy S Ycs Co.
SSeara,Lv TsIiiS tBr Murphy LtysrpSol coll 2 & tulard
Bar Bar a3ss m GTsT sn, tYeTSS . R sr sSS sSa 90
BsiE juan Peasa1 ,Argep LeT.s Mashias Hook White %
Bark saneho Paul CaPp CaFjenas and market, IL D. L.
sns Camilla CUE) Newman, Bermuds, MeC2n rri,Al
Eng Eng SISs'ls saIs & ' d,s GaHa 81 aa ass' T RA S
srs Az. OBJ Lo@5 Ri%GrOa ;', & Ss Sol BTt. %s SGS
sebI sersPs RYDER Boston. 2t. teIgu.on, g, Wood
eR seR1 lyscS6us 9sa cleaf, Bsii@e'c.
s ssST Sss sF. sSo%se ssGS E1fSSSe SS5 STANFORD &''''
sehr G. sEaT Reoss GeoIgctown c. Van Brant slasht
ter
sclu. LeOcsia Pools, sslen r. W. Ropes1 Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship San Jaento Atkins savannah co hours with md and
steamship Terry chapl, Ne"oern G. 60 lODs with
sies@shp Granada Besr.iey Charleston NAY H. with me aud
pass to Arthur Ieary ., "a, -. 49,,
Bsri C,mpaaso toi IferpOol sP,gA. o JAsro Nov 2s
Mar e DYER wsnron Nuc,ta; siay Win sugar &C. to
BES Campbell of PuSSa:b - 4"deTs Evas y
sugar O. nh usl had heavy gale from ssE to
Se6 Eota iIesoa Havana days pine sPplss TO DOns
seh " ia.sed Br Psn Nova Scotia days with potatoes
SchT M G oi joaespor DrskO Nueyta, 7sy With Os'ss' to
s' S Pg o sI ,a 70 Hall % Mst,Sa. S s" &S Z via New
oIlesns 10 days with inolasscs 70 master
SchF SiaIcmab, Baker, baltimore.
Schr Melbourne, Maroon Roudout for Boston
Schr. Iia J.. Bnue, Boston, vith mdtc.
Schr Gaiota. Lowell, Boston
SPOKEN. .,,...-.-
Hury Chauueeystsamthp My H. p H., % miles ofHaths
hence for Aspinwsh
Ada-harz OH INST, rom Cardiff for Philadelphia
Ida AbbobTg at 40 A. lon o. 4 oM Boston for 81 Thomas
DOMESTIC PORTS.
May -Arnvel steamship Norman, Philadelphia bhrh
Bog Mcssna Dorchester, do Alice Isroo, iSuTnar
A Sagua Roscoe lean Liberty Ponce John
Pierce Kmdos Gairo Havana; seh WIN. H. Iierfi GaVeson
FOREIGN PORTS.
Eenyfas NAV bark taiane for NeSfofk, loading bgs L. L.
WsdsnortL and Cosnos for dc. in days -
Basque Nav IA large steamship bark ngged patseo '"
q N ~ this morning Name rot known
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Drn GOODS.

80
AT GRAHD-sT. CHEAP STORE,
IA Ribbons BY The carton.
Ribbons By he yard
Bonnet sks and eiteT ms.eriAs tlese
Nov Hcheh FoE(Is to-day
Dfess TfmIAingg frentnbg rev.
Bonnet EEabes, de1Tale
CSespctt Blsd and C60red Pin yee Rlten. tn nbs o,y
en Parsfols. Gle 81 ard 81 25 each ard Upward
Yankee NOd6ng, CoIsets an.i silks
Laoies K.d 6R,es 60 &c l3Ni 81 and 81 % shf pair
HOSIERY PROM AUCTION, PRICES DOWN
Csear R,asrohAeres Linen TIsndteIebes, Ae
FhJ styhr IN Liner Goods Bargains, - ,
No, 300 sn Ard11Il GrandsIi snd Sc @ n hens,
FIFTH BLOCK EAST FROM TIIB bQWBlsf
A II GRAKD-ST. CHEAP STORE.
IN W. have Ihles Of sIa- 6coss iiem AgetDa
Private Sat anil o1nsignees all ready tOdRy
The largest iook Bome Bo0mers Hats exhibited ee 'e
ycafs Iuces beiJH last wees. - ....
EOs so. 81 and 5 Graols and C o. and % Ais9I
FIFfH BLOCK BAST OF THE BOHhhll
p GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
fTRAW ORNAMENTS STRAW HEADINGS.
BRAIDED CHIP and EBAPoLITAN LACEs offended variety
EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 800 81 and 3rIl GrAndst, &C. 81 and 20 Alenst
Pnh block east from the BoNery
VINO MILIINERS and COUNTRY STORE
i KEEPERS Examine ouf STRAW GOODS. Cheapest " the
city Bonnet Ribbons We sen tnt Jengs %
Millinery Goo than down town JG6oe sell ShSesse pieces
Csu IlU,I nav EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 30 81 3IlI GaDd St, Nos &c, 81 aod 70 AIenst
finh bloch east hom the Bogery
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
propoeale.

owes o' A'4s1 o; S sTfIsy f. Is
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
N On duplicate he received by Tie urdsIed unti oe9sA
WEDNESDAY s!h @ 3, 5 9pg,ss ' ID, n 81 w DI5 si
o0e, s,rrs. P0RE-MRss on PRIME MRSS-ofhe new crop,
wssteTn packed flhoopd bun With tfo iron hoop.
Meat to be free from rust or stain a weight saa horosshy sa &
Bidders viii state when their pork packed and i5e brands so e
The pcfi received such inspection y'r shall be '''d to
10000 pound. quality PILOT BREAD to be mad. q good
thoroughly baled and perfectly died before beng Pseed and 70
hed 10 i, packed In boIes pounds to be
made wood 81 such hind vii inpr no s o. olC
and srooyed ,oreler bore to nsppsd @ straps Of suitable
wood Tn by the Inspector who
will reject al that the quality o the aOar OF Any other respect as
10 900 pounds EEw RICE clean, good OAK barrels hG'
10000 pound. carefully selected TIA in original half chests 90
chop marks to be stated the poPo seh sample must
be Artel 10 i with the d the party Offering ihe cargo and ehop
Bids lor tea nav be made IN bond or duiy paid
Samples Of The nee and lea must delivered proposal, and
printed copy advertisement he attached to each proposal
and the proposals masi Be specific 10 eomPg psesy Win =. 1s
sras s ms nagn OH 20 s sa,s on s must '0H' "' ~
I'VE tie undersigned hereby guarantee should al, part Of
purpo that written contract with bonds to The
Of fourth the value Of the stores proposed to be furnished
The seller name place the date purchase v.
a. the name o contents shipping marks be hereafter dgnstet
must be plainly marked ee package All other old mk must be
Cssces Of inspection by professional Pseie Inspectors On,r
nH a. pary 'a.g a. % n yrGSos1 % % D pJ coe5 %
The meat S o he Examined aud passed upon by parties
0hce the part ofhe United States. ,
The AID tea win be Inspected At the date OF delivery and CON.
pared with the retained samples by inspector appointed by this
once whose certificate viii be required . , . . . -.
Con,acio. ePcce hold their good. without expense the
Bonti r Proposi eH BE- Gaisled NJ h on rhich b,
'sd ,a,ops oddressd ae ~d,r,gad .eG iadOr''d
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15

ITO CONTRACT0RS.-S Proposals will
be received addressed to the Commissioner for the repairing and
Cntonft the ooe o the Engineer Court
~ until o'clock SATURDAY May IS 1867 for regulating ard
paving from Fuonst Second place With Trap Block
Eehon other according pec
e,op1 which al the once Of the Engineer Com
the night all Of
fhini for the interest Of said improvement
By order Of the COmnisEoneT.
- IN yIBBARD. ErgineG
BrOofyp, May ,. Ioz
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
iJort- f1Groen's Notire.

STATE EKw fORK,
PoRT.wARpESs 0yyICK No. % Wiliamst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ the passed April H. 1851 entitled An Act 70
R.oreue ardsus Port New York al persons
having charge of the subject matter Of nh nq
EXAMINATION survey that the following vessels under eIann
of hy that the sd surveys examinations VIII
b completed days succeeding this Ioe on board sad
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun ~ Snn 1sl0 Noon Sets
Sandy Bo0k52Q Cows Island. .ool liell Gate ,,'itA<
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
UNITED STATES ESoISEEE's Oyrics
DAVENPOAI, Iowa. April q, 1867. !
II IMpRONEMENT OLE .1HE R0nK ISLAND

TMFKUN LMLN OF 'IHE KUIK ISLAND
RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER-s.ilef proposals dn.
peas will be received Al t once unt IL wetnsssy June
1861 for eIyang and the and osons
the bed OF hem pp Rive, al the Rock Island Upper Rapids by
means OF Golfer dams sa1 iubsqeols blasting ehssnE
Consrtors will bs required furnish ali beats machinery &C. and
70 perform All the labor The prosecution Of the work There
cubic distributed
different points onh. Ra and tb he done during the
low Ntet NsOn heTesns niue s pfactctbe "lh navigation
Contractor will state th price enbc for which thew
DO the work which will be let whole
a. the charge determine.
The Government reserves The rfbt reject ani oil BIDS and
hid will be considered unless the ofehg shall ssscto
70 do the work.
printed copy Of this advertisement he attached each proposal
Eaeh bid must contain Ere9 guarantee sgss by two responsible
Blanks iOf oi the form required With form o,
viii be furnished at b oe application Proposal, will De
doet Proposals for removing oiucions tue Rock Island Rapids.
addressed Bv Major GensIA H. Wilson l. A. Lieut. Colonel
J5th Infantry. Davenport lows.
desiring further Horm.on .bn the by calling
the l. S Enner ohee Of seooaa and Msn Davenport
plans. spehatons and OF viii
all wish fOT purpose making PRO.
pesaA - -
WILSON
Lieut. Colonel. j5h lnfantrv,
bvt MaOr litneral n. n. ms
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
COUNTY GOTERN.HENT.

J. Arss HKnRiSAs. ssrrs,ar,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
Sapinss Banks.

SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK chartered
lssa S.potsa on or before the 2oh Of
received deposit Open daily from 70 70 for deposits and
paynent INTEREST SIX PER CENT. j. s. SLOAN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
MAY ., la6s-3 o'coA ,. TO-
tCoanaHsJ frota The 7IibuAS Of Nay lAb
MESSAGES FROM IliE'AAlOk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS.

Because of the poverty of the Diocese of
Richmond, and of pressing debts incurred for
the interests of religion, the undersigned is
compelled, like St. Paul in behalfo of the church
Of Jerusalem, Il Cor, XVII to solicit assist
ance from abroad. knowing the reputation of
New Orleans for works of charity and benevo-
lence, | have come here to ask aid from you
And although, Louisiana, like Virginia, has
suffered from the disasters Of the war, feel
assured that in this great city there are STILL as
in formeryears, to be found numbers of persons
both able and willing to engage in good works;
I expect to make my appeal to you in some of
the churches Of the city, and as far as can,
to solicit contributions; but hope that the
charitable will be kind enough to forward to
the most reverend Archbishop, who is pleased
to entertain solicitude for the success Of my
appeal to you, and to any of the reverend
clergy of the city, such sums as they may be
willing to give for the aid Of religion in the
Diocese of Richmond
Very respectfully, in Christ,
JOHN MCGILL,
Bishop of Richmond.
Neac Ol}euns, Feb. 9, 1867.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

THE PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL REVOLUTION.

THE PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL REVOLUTION
Just before the war closed Mr.. Lincoln
himself proposed as the terms OF settlement
merely the restoration Of the Union and the
abolition of slavery After the surrender both
he and Mr.. johnson required as the extent OF
their demands an oath of the Southern popu-
lation to accept the restoration OF the Union
and to abide by the emancipation proclama-
ton. Presently more was required: 1t was
insisted that every Southern State should 40
three thinge ratify the constitutional amend
ment aboIishing slavery repudate the Con,
Tolerate debt: and repeal the ordinance OF
secession. IF they will do this, SAID the New
York Times in December, 1865, VIC do not
believe there will be fifty votes in Congress
against the admission Of their representatives.
This was the very utmost; alter some delay It
was all done.
Presently we were required to pass laws per-
hitting the negroes to testify III the courts
This was also done.
The next step was the Civil Rights bill.
Then came the Freedmens Bureau bill.
All this time every Southern man with
trivial exceptions was absolutely excluded from
Congress, from the Federal courts, from every
Federal Office, even where that office was locat-
ed their midst
The next step was to refuse admission into
Congress OF even the representatives who could
take the test oath
All this while back taxes and current taxes
such as were never heard OF even IN England,
were collected from a country literally blasted
by war and stripped absolutely of everything
but the land. At this moment there is no cur
rcncy in the South, and thousands are actually
furnishing tor bread.
Presently they demanded, without attracting
much attention at the time, qualified suffrage
for the negroes. Some extremists soon widen
ed this Into demand for universal suffrage.
The Louisiara bill passed by t"o-ihilds
vote in the House Of Representatives actually
does give universal sulfragc-with this qllalili
cation, the whites are excluded from the ballot
the State of Louisiana is Just handed over
exclusively to the negroes.
Along With this, passed also by avote within
fraction Of twothirds comes the Military
Bill, handing over the rest OF the South to
martial law--until further orders.
This reads like roinance-buL it is reality
as real as the terrible march Of the French
Revolution. = hnrlot%rWe Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19
DIED.

In this city, on the morning Of the 18th inst
GEORGE D. FOWLE, esq, in the 18TH year
of his age. lis5- His friends and acquaintanc s
are respectfully invited to attend ms funeral
tomorrow morning, 10Th instant, at II O. clock
from his late residence No. 9, North Alfred ST.
On Saturday morning, Feb 18th, JAMES H.,
infant son of James H. and Annie f. Simpson,
aged l month and days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

ARNOLD g. FIELD,
MERCHANT TAILO.

MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. SO to No. 50, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends, or any one in want OF y suit of
good clothes We have on hand and are re-
" CL0ThS, CASSIM ERES, VEsTINGS,
LINENS &c,
which we will make to order, very low, for the
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our .....,,,,,,,
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.,
where you will always find the latest styles
We will furnish
w WHITE SHIR Il 5,
as cheap as they can be had at retail in PLiln,
deiphu. Warranted to fit and wear well. Cal!
and see US, at No. 50, King ST., 3 doors vest OF
ROYAL. aug l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

A Virginia exchange paper says: More
than ever is it now necessary that every South
ern boy should learn tradc--should take off
his coat, roll up his sleeves, and go at some
thing, by which he can make living, and
sunport himself"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

A Washington Geographic dispatch to the
Richmond Dispatch says, that Mr.. John NJ.
Bolts he's prepared plan for Reconstruction, :"
which has been submitted to the President
and will probably be laid before Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

Thaddeus Stevens, yesterday, in debate in
the House Of Representatives, characterized
the Southern States as estates OF robbers, Of
traitors, and of murderers Il"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19
Nj EsFSEED

In Washington city, on the 18th instant, at
the residence Of the brides parents, blythe Rev.
DR.. White, JAMES 5; BAINAkD, OF South
Carolina, and JENNIE CARNE, daughter OF
James Ri0rdan, esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

There il getting to be good deal of com.
plant about the lobby members" attending
in Richmond, in relation to various scheme,
before the Legislature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

en- REWARD.-Stolen from the stable Of
J v A. R. Frazer, about o'clock q: m, on
the 18th instant, T dry RED BUFFALO COW:
She is in good order, and marked with q small
slit in the left ear. She has been tracked in the
direction Of AleXandrla.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA, feb 10 st
DLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS.-
ID The following desir" bic Goods just receiv-
ed, viz: New York Mills, Wamsutts and An
droscogein Cottons; also, several makes of
Brown Cottons, al of which will be sold at the
lowest prices. CHAS. w. GhEEN,
feb 10 No. g. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

Alta meeting Of colored people in Washing
ton, it was resolved not to vote for any body
whose principles are not known to be in sympa-
thy with equality, and justice before tie laws
That is who are not in favor of general suffrage,
without distinction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

Brownlow telegraphs to the Washington
Chronicle that the Negro Suffrage bill has
passed the Legislature of Tennessee, and ends
the dispatch with-''My regards to Andrew
Pharoahn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

Gov. Orr, of South Carolina, addressed a
large meeting of the colored menof Charleston,
last week, in which he advised them to remain
at their homes, and avowed himself in favor of
giving the right Of voting to colored people who
can read and write and have property to the
amount of $3.50 He exhorted them to 70 to
work, to re Industrious, and not to NEEDLE with
politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

There is rumor in Washington, that Hor-
ace Greeley has the refusal of the position of
Postmaster General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-19

The amount subscribed for money testimo-
reaches over rD twenty thousand dollars s. ''