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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
@ebt MQe 5ar @abl!

Sreunbe Der Union, gebt slle 3lr SSabl.
Srtunbe @ucrer 0adtommen, aebt Vile ,llr
BabL
Sreilnoe nnitrcr &e6tsn, ssbt slQe 5ur gSabl.
Srellnoe unlerer 6reibeiten, sebt Nle CUR 99abl.
SoIoaten, 9ebt alle 5lir gSabl.
@epnblitaner, sebt Vile 5ur @abl
SDrli6e Oemcfraten, 9ebt Nlle CUR g8abl
2ariflsute, 9cbt ale 5ur g8abl
9anoenbaltcr, 9ebt Vile 5lr g8abl.
@rilnbadbalter, gebt slae. bur gBabl.
We9ner bon Qualification, gebt Vile 5llr g8abl.
@c9ner bon Stipulation, 9ebt NQe 5llr g8abl
Se9ner Der Slatterntrdser, 9ebt Vile sllr g8abl
@c9ner Der Nsnbcrt Stabt-Sn,iinbcr, gcbt
Vile 5ur Babl
m @esnsr Der falden sdea-9aOer, scbt Nae CUR
0abl
~ Gesnr Der slnh- Srdtleutc, sebt Sae CUR
gSabl
Gssnr Der ardser bon i6waBtn 6abncn,
9ebt NlIe 5ur 9BabL
Sagbc,abcr gcbt Vile 5ur g8abl.
Ve9ncr Der eirtltrittcr, gcbt Vile CUR gSabl
@s9ncr Der Yrciiocntcn ScbtldIdscr scbt Vile
sur 8abL '''
@c9ner Der Sdiffbiebc, acbt Wife Srr sBabl
@e9ncr Der &rie95D DSorrdtbc &dubcr, acbt Sae
3nr gSabl
Solde bic 6rennbe I'M Sric9c bcrIcrcn babcn
9ebt Vile Sur SSobl
., @c9nrr Der S6abtammerrdubcr, 9cDt Nile CUR
98abI
@S9ncr Der SoIbatcn.Scrbun9crer 9cbt Nile
CUR SSabL
,s Sa ibr IoDaIcn SHr9cr, 9cbct NQc, Ntann fir
gtann aln Sten October 3ur S8obl, uno b!cibc
aud nidt cin cin,i9cr ju SoauIc, nno itimmt pic
CO Sure Rfidt 1T, fir SenrD W. 9Sils
ans, aIS Supriemridtcr, unb ale Gambia.
ten aIf Dem ion~GauntDs S8abbettcl-lnb vi.
leo ipiro rcdt ipcrbcn, unb baS 2anb 1T aerettct
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
Saltet CO i'm BecSd,tniE

- Sa 9SdbIsr ballet cs i'm @epddtniB. pcnu ccr
Yer Staatsn NiIefIcr bsi @u6 poriprdt nm
Cure @itr gu aiieiiiren, baB rieS aqcS nd,t
notbipcnoi9 lci, wenn bic gopperbeapS Ieinen
&rie9 ansefansen bdttsn. SO III bod osS cine
unumifDBlids Wabrbeit-unb bd Go cine s8abr.
belt, uno mir foroern bic game Welt auf bisIsI-
be 5u ipiorlesen-io III eb bod ssipiE bic Yfid,t
aler loDaIen Silrser fur Ri6tr g8iliamS nnb
baS llnon.9 9auntDtfet Al ffimmcu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
Quacn I Qnaen I

llnlere @e9rn5citun9cn siperben beIc g8od)e
sSob nod pcbIgcfilt nit Sum mbusaersien nnb
sh9en gcfillt icin llnionfreunbe glaubt ibnen
aber fein &ort-ccnn iuaS sslastipirb pas nid)t
meDr ipieerIe9 tpcrben fam, pas III pirtIid, lebr
oerod6ti9 uno peroient our6aus tsinen @lal-
ben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
6slo fol- Ole WabI aewinnsn

# P IS bciBt, paB bic Gcppcrbeap.,
W Sobnlcn,- Sootb,- 8ir,- unb &c.
beu'Yartbei cine unsebeure Summe @cb bon
Den aeInterbaltern ecacetirt babe ipeldeS bcr.
msnoet iperpen loa nm bic sSabl fir Sbarspcop
5a geipinnen alle Seanlten, bic Ii6 ipciaerten
@elo gu esicm 3wede beButrasen, finb abScltbt
iporoen ooer iolen balb ab9cieBt iperben. So it
oieS bod aetpiB cine
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
- ,7d) bin aud, fir Die Ilnien"

10 la9t ieber Gopperbeao Die 6rase bIeibt aber
nod, fur pel6e Union biit pu fir lluon init
@Te6tigteit cbcr llnicn nit bcm Satan unb
Union mitben @ebeucn. Worbbrennsrn, @eud>
elmcrecr NIB Der s8iaiam s8ir5, g8inoer, unb
Self SabS gdribci.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
6roEe Sd,riftcu

Gs tbnntc mS9Iih iein, baB unicrc @caen,ei.
tun9cn oieIe Note nit grobcn Sd,riitcn unb
brcitrn Spaltcn erl6cnen ipiirbcn, ipcldcs, ipeun
rS 9cl6ebt. bic Susen Der Stimmseber pcrblen>
Den lra. llnoncnte dBt Gud aber auf fcine
s8eile nnb auf teincm SSeg IRE lciten, unc aebt
ollie 5nr BabI nno itimmt fir @idter Ssnrp
vs.. w llia III nno ben Union. .9Sab5cttel-
eenn bic llnion' Yartbci mug fcscn. ipcnn nid,l
Der game Noroen runirt mcrprn foil
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
Der lehte 1lufruf

Ndditci 9isntas ipirb bic 4cnnlbIbonilde
Staot6mdbI itattfnbcn Snbem bieIe s8obl ri.
nrr cbr 9roBcn Gnhu6 auf bic i'm n6d,Iicn Sobr
ltattiHfnOenoe Yrciiccutcn 98abI, 70 ipie oHf
tommenre 3citen ouSilben pirb, 70 IcQte ieSrr
Stinlm9rbsr iid) entidIieBsn, auf bic gUobI N
9eben. @ebt in &ntiden, sSdaen, Al 0fsrSr
ccCr 6n 6uBc mics Sebem am beIfen poft ob,r
gcbt gSir Icgen bicS namentidb BEN tpohrrn
llnIonSmdnnsr i'm eanbe brnssnb on's Ser,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
Gbrlt6e 0emDfrQten

fan9cn oil nnpIIig gu iuubtn, ipcil ibre Qicbrrs
ibnen e'nen SanaCpeI, Der fribcr Gin orokmdu.
Tiger Mboiilcniit uno Gin :, ROicS" fir bic " E.
Ger lsin ippIItc. Obcr icbt bon Icncr friibcren
Yartbei bsriporfen iit-SnbD Sobnlcn- ais in.
ren gieoer aufgeIabsn baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
@ol6aEere Gptkt Shr tneeIN :

Sa irir fragen, ,nnb bieS gan, bcIcnbcrS ernif,
bait piBt Sbr nod, baB ais bic Sra9e Dor pcm
Wolfe ipar OBJ Der Scloat i'm 6cbc Gin Stimm-
rett baben icllte pbcr ndt ipic bic Goppcrbccbs,
ereIcritter nno 8sbelen geitmmt babcn Coll
tct Sbr eS brr9eBcn baben. ibr brabcn Sobatcn,
10 fpollen mir Gub inr5 bdran erinncrn, paB ic
Qetimmt bobcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
@elbma6t 9egen Ne6t.

Surf baS @cIb, prldcS bic 3obnion-Ncbcll.
4Sartbci aus ben Ncmtcrbaltern prcBt uno aus Der
S6aBtammcr bcs 8ofeS nimmt unb gcbraud)t,
Inn bcm Qlblitum 9igenidriften rncnt9clolid,
aa5llabcn, bofft iic bel Der nd6Ifcn sSdbl Al
iicgcu NlIeS ipaS ipir bicicr 8elb- unb S5elfed,.
llng5madt cntgegenjuitelIcn babeu, iinb bic
@runpldBe Der @crcdtistcit- MaBrr9cIn Der
llnicupartbci-unb bdmt boTen ipir ,n licacn
unb ipcrbcn iiegen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
. 3 9 8 : . 8 - 8
Sine unferc Taunfdip, Borough uno
rparo Gommittcen an Der
Urbeif2


sSir iino bur6 bic Grecntibcs GauntD, Gom.
mlttee erlndt ipcrbcn 81 ncbcn, ban ein cbcr
Union Saunidip, Borough unb SSarb Committee
gtann erlnftiit, gcfdligit icncn @oifcn ein,uneb,
men, uno lcinc bm outrlcgten, 4hbten ipic or bics
lcinem tbcnrcn Satcrl0nbc unb Icincn !icbcn Nad,-
tommcn lbuloi9 it, 9ctrCulid) NpiI6en uun unb
Dem Nbeno bcS Stcn SrtobcrS il crfilacn. 0c-
l6icbt oiro nidt, 10 oiirfcn mir duf fcinc bolle
Stimne bcffell-llnb oicS 1T bic cin,i0c Sofi.
nnng burd fpcId)c bic GopperbcobS, iiblid,cn
8cbclcn lnb Soctbs6reunbc unS m6alid,ifer
gSeic ben Sic9 In biCIcm Staat, ben mir
in odnocn baben, entprnbcn ;u frnncn alaubcn.
Shut abcr ein icber Committee Mann, feline pole
Yfift, 10 ipiro babnrd uniern @cancrn pboe
Sofnung bcrcitct-ipir pcrbcn cine poQe Stims
me all bic Stmnltditcn bringcn-llno cine pple
Stinmc 1T alleS ipaS pr perlan0cn Inn ben Staat
init ipcni9tenS 10000 N cbrbeit Al traacn,
uno lcmit ben 6orbcitanb Der llnicn unisrcr
Sdter 81 ii6ern.-sluf baber ibr Committee.
ytdnner, unb all bic Srbcit Srfft Cure Nnital.
ten unb trd9t bic Suftrdge getreulid) auS-unb
iper tpolltc nift fir cine 10 quite unb mid,tiae
Sate bon MN oil biS am Nbrnb bcS gSabltaaes
arbeiten 9Ser bicS nidt ipiais 1T, Der lit nid,t
ipertb nnter Der 8eidibma Der ,Sternen unb
Streifcn' 5u lcbcn. Sa foIgt Sbr ben in bicicm
NrtifcI auSgebriIftrn @ortcn uno brinat unicrc
bcIle StGrtc bcrouS, 70 trnnt Sbr Glld, barauf
berlaiitn, paB NlIcS rc6t iperbcn lno bic lluion
QcrctCt bCibt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
Rsaen eoer 5enncnId,e

&en union.ScIbat. 8cpnbltaner cber IoDa.
ler Stmofrat elte am 9ten Sitcbcr bic g8abI
berIdumtn, ,-mag eS rcgnsn, idncien iiiirmrn,
ooer turb. mag baS Wetter Iein pie es ipia.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
Saubtre partbei =?

Wer NIT ibr ifmmt Der Iabet iif Gin Sd,anp.
fitd anf ben er ME ipicber abjuipii6cn Inn Stanbc
~ unonlelitc 9ebt ale jur BabI unb aaes
oeitS @clb fam unS nid)t beIicaen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01

Bss~O sr gatcr Der einen Iicben Sobn In
Der grmee bate. nnb Der dm Stcn Ofiebcr ae.
gen 8idtrr gSilIiam6 itmmt Der ioQtc iid) Dor
cinem Sobn unb alIen &aterIanbS- -Srcunoen
iddmen. 10 Iange CT Isbt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
@Seio fsrafdltia I -rsa

llnlcr Sifct muB in .3ipci I ELLEN &C.
tinmt ipcrotn Der 8idtcr pirb aein 9e-
itnimt uno baS Gauntb- -Sidet ebenfaaS alf ci.
mem Stilf Napier Ser9cBet rieS nidt, eS lit
chr pid)tg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
BUT ll1abl! Bur lt1abl Bur i1Iabl 1
Gp6 odu; III ffeiu.


Der Mann ooCr bic Ntdnncr bic nur fiir Gin
tlcincS Ncntben crnltboft Der 9rcBcn llnipu>
Ydrtbei-bic MIR ollrin ba5 9anb
g. ereffef
bat-bcn &itcn tcbrcn-cincrIe in pclbcn
She'll Der Scrcini9tcn Staaten ie iu Sanle inb
limb MN fir bic 8cbea-unb Scbnions Qortbci
9e9cn SenCriphcn unb fir cincn anocrn 9iir.
9crtricg ipirtcll-bie itcbcn bod libcr auf Der
@latfcrm pbcr arf Der ndmlid)cn Stufc init
j. Wilkes Booth,
Benedict Arnold,
Maj Andree and
Judas Ischariot!
Vile ebrbc Wtdnncr iptrbrn bicS ,raeben.--
Gbrlid)e Scmctratcn, ipie tDnnt SIR nit iclci,en
@Clbopfcn ipirfen 2-Sbr t6nnt burfanS nid,t
obnc Gn6 icIblt
S0fmpf unb 2cbambe
cigene &inbcr uno slad,tcm-
men beralbcn-ic 10 ipic unicre Union in bic aler>
9rrBtc 0cfabr ieBCn.
Setreue ltnfpnleute !
gcbt dbcr am Stcn Sttobcr Vile auf bic 9Sabl,
lno itimmt fiir St6tcr SSlIiamS unb Den llnions
SiGct uno SIR ipcrbet fnbcn baR lpld,e 9ootb-
ittcn nnb GopperbeapS pie obcnaebad)t nidtS iu
beiwcfen I'M Stanbc iinb. Sod mfliIcn mir ltetS
auf unercr outb icin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
charlottesville Nemofratrn

fan9en on iid gu fddmen, peiI ibre Nniilbrcr
bic 9an5e Yartbci al sinem Nann ipie Nnbb
Sobnlcn buida6crt baben, nur oarum ipeil or
iie cine fur5e 3cit init Ncmter pcrIebet
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
sSenrO gSs. SSsillioms

nnb nnlrr ganjcs llnicn Sifet itimIncn. Sable
6reunoc, Nn9ebbrigen nnb @eianntcn Der nad)-
fr9enocn brapcn 9 olbatcn il t6nncn II. mINtn
einer lclbcn Scctb uno Goppsrbeab Yartbei Nun
nno filr INNER ben &iifcn febrcn-ndmlid) bic
bon
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
untDn StdatS<Ttfet.
Cir Snpriem Stitbter
3enrD %. WiQiamS,
ppn IaesbanY Gaunts.
RepubliFanifbe Union Gaunty trnsn.
i1unaen. ......

Republifanifbe Union Gaunty ltrnen.
nunSen. ....
SIR Senat:
Sen. Samcs 6. SctfriC9s. @ortb. 60.
Ufembtp:
Sobn 9. 6offman, Ulrntaun,
Scbn Sumter, @otafauaua,
9 d a 9mei fer:
@barle6 &lein, Iaentaun.
@ommiffoner:
Sobn Sbneiocr, SGo. @beitbaQ.
Qrmen ireftor:
eCpi 9cter, 3eioeIber9.
0itor:
@barle6 s.. 8ubefer, l.oucon.
Surp mmifIoner:
.-5ome6 Mciler, Nieber @acun9ie.
&ruitees:
SlcOb Woier, 2(llentaun,
Goparo Hube, Gllentaun.
s9-Sa, cbi9r6 1T Gin bcrrlidcr 8abI,cttel,
init Dem crprobtcu ocnrD W. g8illi0 M 8
al Der SpiBc nnb 10 1T bao 9Gn3c Sidct julam-
men gCieBt bon Ganribotcn bic alle redtlbaifcn,
fdD9 nno ebrIib limb, unb itetS bel Der llnicn
uuD Dcr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
@etreie 1tnipnlente !
= . . q : . . q. 4
11uferr SNohI.stte(

llnicrc 6rcllnbe iolItcn irbr Icrsfdtis lcin init
orm gSaDljcttcI, inbcm Obnc 3wcifcl a ia II d)s
tc SitetS bnr6 bic GcpperbcapS- pirS &C.
ipccbnlid ibr @ebraud iif-auf bic SSabIbiitriitc
9ebradt iperoen. Wtan icbe baber na6, baB Gin
isoer Same redt it, Der @abl;cttcl all nnicrcr
ytaitlpibe 1T rid)tig uno mir ratben nnisrn
6reunoen al, bic 3citng init ouf bic s9abl ju
nebmcn unb bic @abBettcI gcnau nit bcm in Der
3eitlln9 81 bcr9ei6en; Rimmt bon 0iemanb ci-
ncn Sidct, alBsr bon Guf betannten 8epublita-
ncrn, uno crprcbtcn llnion>S Semofraten unb Uni
on-SoIeatcn-unb icbt na6 baB uid)t 5ipci Gid
cts aufcnanbcr Iicgcu-Scbr Ieid)t 1T eS um iti>
nc Stimme bctrcgcn 81 tpcrben, iucnu man nidt
auf ieiner Sutb iit-lnb 81 icrgfdhs fam man
bod nift iein sPan rufc an in biclcr Srudcr-
ei, eni9e Sage Dor Der 8ab, olliuN man iidcr
bic rcdtcn SGctS crbaIten tann.
Die @abl ffnbct faatt
Mm STEM October,
limb cS pirb bios bis llbr NbcnbS sclfmmt:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01

HsS-Nur Die sSabl ni6t per9cBen-Tc finbct
fat am Sten Sltcbcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01

nA- Die srSBtc SoIoaten Concentration bic
nod ic in YbabeIpbia seisben ipurbe, fanb am
leBten 6rcitag Nbcnb bnr6 bic Grand Army
of the Republic" itatt-unb Vile aeben fir
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
Nua tuds TT oann DO los?
Gs 1T bp6 seipi6 ldeberlieo!

SIT Elm Streit auseebrcden
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
@Dfinpf unb 2cbambe

auBllaorn-Gurc ci9enc &inbcr unb 0adfcm-
men beranbcn-ic ipc unicrc Union in bic aler-
9r6Etc 0cfabr iekcn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15
SALES

BY j. H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
{ssz4R WILL BE SOLD, at public au ss ~
szE4 on sAT 6a 7 ftW 7Sfa .S s9TS1Rsf i FRAME
SHANTY, situated on the southeast cotns' h ~
Pitt and Gibb9n streets, at present n OCCUPIES n t bs
lot on which the same is situated. Lot ~ zee.
on Pitt. and 60 feet on Gibbon St: Terms eash1
my l3-ts j. BEOOEho@ 49,
NOTICE.-Pursuant to 8 deed of trust IRON 2
~ George Trimmer to the undersigned, tr4s-
tee, for the benefit of Redman F. Bradteld, ga.
ted the 18th day of April, 1855 95! and Of F &c Tibe ep
the Clerks Office Of Prince William, IN nD b
No. 70, page 2SS, I shall proceed to sell, at pup,
lie auction, at Manassas Station, in the salS
county Of Prince William, on the loTE Dh e.;
OF JUNE, 1867, if fair, if not the next 1alr
day, those TRACTSor PARCELS or LAM
named in said trust, for cash. to the hishest tt olo-
der, viz: One tract Of one hundred ana 1oIts
acres, and one of ninety-seven acres, being tue
same lands conveyed by the said Bradfeld ana
wife to the said Trimmer. Sale to commence at
l o'clock o. m. f. j. CANNON, Trustee.
Brentsville, 7. ". CO., my 10-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

MARYLAND FERRY CoMPANY.-As can be
seen by reference to the advertising columns of
to-day S Gazette, a meeting OF those interested
in the establishment of a steam ferry between
this city and the opposite Maryland shore will
be held to. night, in the Assembly Rooms, cor
ner of King aud Royal streets, for the purpose
of permanently organizing a company to take
charge of the affair, aud carry it Immediately
into operation. The committee OF gentlemen,
amounted at the last meeting of those iavora-
BILE to this undertaking, report that SIS, 300 have
heen subscribed by citizens of this city, and
$500 by citizens Of Maryland, towards a fund
with which 10 purchase a boat, and start the
proposed line at once. It is hoped there will
be a large attendance at the meeting tonight,
and that any deficiency in the amount required
to established the ferry may be supplied with
out any further delay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

LEcrURE.-Mr. John Tyler, jr., son Of ex-
President Tyler, proposes to deliver a Lecture
in this place, shortly, on the subject OF The
Two Civilizations, Plymouth Rock and James
town. The newspapers in Washington have
spoken highly of his lecture, which we are
informed, is in no sense a political speech, but
embraces a philosophical disquisltlon on the
character and mental qualities Of the original
settlers of Jamestown and Plymouth Rock, trac-
ing the historical antecedents and characteristics
Of the European races from which those set
tiers sprung. Tickets for the Lecture 50 cts,
and can be procured at S. Il. Janney & Cos,
Drug Store, and at the Book Stores. 1t is
desirable TO know how many tickets will be
taken, 50 that due notice may be given Of the
time and place for the Lecture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

SUPPOSED SUICIDE. -Julia Forrest, a middle
aged woman from Frederick city, Maryland
where she is said to have had a husband the
housekeeper Of Mr.. John Hart, who resides
near the corner of Duke and Union streets,
has been missing since last night about nine
O'Clock, at which hour she threw her arms
around Mrs. Elisha Jackson, who was living
in the same building, and babe her farewell,
which act, together with other circumstances
attending her disappearance, among which was
the finding Of a portion Of her clothing this
morning, on Janney's wharf, between Prince
and Duke streets, induce the superstition
among some that she voluntarily committed
suicide by throwing herself into the river and
drowning. A woman answering TO herdescrlp-
ton was seen by an employee of ltosethaIs
Spoke Factory, last night, between nine and
ten o o'clock, walking on the wharf, upon which
the clothes we're found. The docks in that
locality have been dragged this morning for
the body, but in vain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

JUNK DEALERs.-The following is o copy of
the law enacted at the last session OF the Vir-
GINA Legislature, with reference to junk deal
crs, and the licenses to be granted them, for
which they will have to pay the sum OF fifty
dollars. No licenses of this description have
as yet been issued in this county-the parties
dealing in junk here having heretofore been
doing business under ordinary merchants Ii
censes:
'No keeper Of shop, other than a merchant
duly licensed, shall, without a license authori-
zed by law, purchase, sell, barter, or exchange
any Kind Of second. hand articles, junk, old
metals, or other commodities. TIE places at
which such business may be conducted shall be
kept open for the purchase or sale of any OF
the articles mentioned aforesaid nor shall any
purchase be made by the keeper or keepers Of
any such place of business, or by any person
or persons for them, except between the hours
Of sunrise and sunset of each day and said
places Of business shall be open at all times to
thesinspection of any revenue or police officer
soflthe county or corporation, wherein the IL
Scense is issued. Every person receiving such
license shall place up over the principal EN-,
trance of his or her place of business a sign
designating that he or she is licensed in con-
formity with the provisions OF this act
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

ne READY-MADE CLOTHING. The subscri-
Der, who hss just returned from New York,
with the largest and best selected stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
this market, is selling, at his store, No. LOG,
King street, good GREY SUITS, Of wool ma
terial, ut s. MELTON CLOTH SUITS, ut
$3.50, and different kinds of SATIN EFT SUITS
at So so.
Also, SUITS of the FINEST FRENCH
CASSIMERES, made up i'll the very latest
styles, such as cannot be found in any other
store ia the city, and at prices to conform with
the times. 5. DEALHAM,
ap 9-2awtf No. 10G, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

PRox1Es.-Last night the City Council ap-
pointed Messrs. Fleming and Gwln, of the Al
dermen, and Clifford and,Na:ls, Of the Com
mon. Council, to represent the interest OF the
city in the general meeting Of the stockholders
of the Alexandria Canal Company to be held
to-mo7row. In the Common Council, Mr..
Smoot raised the question as to the appoint
rent of persons, not stockholders themselves
as REQUIRED by the canal charter, but 1t was
commended that a member OF the City Council
could represent the interest of the city whether
a stakeholder or not, and so the appointments
were made, without reference to the supposed
qualification.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

COMPLICATION OF THE LaWs.-Mr. d. L..
Smoot, Attorney for the Corporation, sent o
communication TO the City Council last night,
urging upon that body the necessity of having
the laws of the Corporation codi6ed, and agree
ing TO perform the task himselffor $3.50. The
codifcation of 1874 cost $500, but Mr.. Smoot
thinks the subject Of such importance that he
will undertake it for one-half that sum. The
subject was referred to the Committee on
General Laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

THE HI. worcestershire steamer Lii.
Livingston arrived here to-day about O'Clock,
and went on TO Washington. She Is to be
placed immediately upon a line between Wash
ington and Norfolk, and will, in addition, re-
lieye the WaWaset OF her Currioman trips.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

TRANSFER OF STocK.-In the common
Council, Hast night, Mr.. Hopkins introauceu =
resolution; dpuaBssssed4tby the Board OF Aloelneu p
bautlaid on the table in the Common Councll,
for ! transfer Of the stock Of the Water Com
pauy, held By the city, $4,000, to the First
National Bank, in part payment OF a note due
the Bank for SIS, oo0o, and moved a reference
of The subject TO the Corporation Attorney tor
HE on;nion as to the validity Of such transfer,
and whether. it would inyalidate any contract
entered into by the city.
DR.. johnson opposed the passage of the
resolution, and contended that it was to the in
terest Of the city to retain this stock; it would
prevent, to some extent, the Company from
becoming a monopoly, and thus imposing upon
the people. He was opposed to parting with
the city, interest in this or any other work
The Council had given away the city's interest
in the Manassas Gap Railroad-had given
away the Canal, and would give away every
thing. He expected soon to have a request
for the Gas Works. The water stock would
Pay,HdlLeI d Wuile, anu Ie auNlSoo So0Ho
to give it up. What was not given away was
heavily %mortgaqed, and if this "glVing away
is continued, in a short time there will be moth
ing left.
Mr.. Hopkins stated that he only wanted the
note held by the Bank to be provided Tor.
Mr.. Martin wanted this matter to rest-and
moved to lay the subject on the table.
DR.. johnson would buy up the notes OF the
Exchange Bank, and pay off the debt at thirty
cents in the dollar. DR.. j. saidhe knew that he
was damned by a certain class of people, and
that they looked upon him with contempt, but
he returned the compliment, and would much
prefer hat they should damn him than that
they should laugh in their sleeves at him tor
doing their bidding, contrary to the interest OF
the people.
Mr.. Hopkins repeated that he only wanted
to have the debt provided for.
The question being taken, the resolution was
lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

WATER FOR THE CITY.-Thc bill Of the Al
exandria Water Company, against the city, for
use Of water in the market square, presented
to the Council at its last meeting, and referred
to the Corporation Attorney, has been decided,
by that officer, to be correct, and in accordance
With an agreement entered into between the
CITY and the company; and the Council has
therefore ordered the bill to be paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

Ms- NOTICE. The subscribers totheAlexan.
dria and Maryland Ferry Company are re-
cuested to meet in the hall over Messrs: Wilmer
& slaymaker's Dry Goods store, this evening,
at 8 o'clock, forsthe purpose ofreceiying the re-
port Of the committee. and the transaction of
such other business as may be brought before
them my l5-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

REMARKs.-The Offerings on ,Change Were
light this morning, and the market somewhat
depressed. Flour is without change. Wneat
10 fair request, with small sales Of red, OF falr
good quality, at 2.5a3l0 Corn has sustained
further decline; sales at lo2alO3 for white. ana
lOla1O2 for mixed-no transactions In yellow.
Sales of Orts at 65a7O. Rye in fair request,w with
sales at le0. Meal has fallen, and at the decline
we note sales at 81. Other articles are quiet and
unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-15

STOLEN SKIFF.-The akiff found by COnsta-
BILE ChipIey, on Monday last, concealed in q
reyine in rear Of the Loudoun aud Hampshire
Railroad Depot, belonged to Mr.. George Pev-
erell, who resides north Of the canal locks, and
was stolen last Sunday evening. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of the parties who
committed The theft.