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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14
Special Notices.

EIkhorn G. and s. M. Company.--Notice,
The annual meeting of Stockholders for the purpose
Of electng officers to serve for the ensuing year, will
be held at the Companys Office in Pioneer City, T.,
on the 9Th day of September, 1867, at the
hour of ONE O'Clock P. NJ A full representation of
Stock is requested either in person or by proxy, in
writing, to be filed by the Secretary.
oea HUGH W. MCKEE, Secretary
Pioneer City, August 6, 1867.-n28td.
Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Banking
House of [n23tfl B. M. DURELL & Co.
GreenbacIxs sold for Gold Dust at the Banking
House of = s[n2stfl B. M. DURE1L 4 Co.
Revenue stamps sold in small quantities at
their face for GOLD DUST at SIG per ounce, at the
Banking House Of [n2Sfl B. M. DUREII 8 Co.
{ Currency Exchange on all the principal
Eastern cities can be purchased at
First National Bank, Boise City, T. T.
AGENTs-B. NJ. DuRell s. Co., Idaho City, I. T.
DuReH & Moore, Silver City, I. T. 22-tf
Coin Exchange on Portland and San Francisco
given at par for coin, at
First. National Bank, Boise City, I. t.
AGINTs-B. M. DuRell & Co., Idaho City, I. T.;
DuRen & Moore, Silver City. L T. mott
Currency Exchange on Portland and San
Francisco given at par for currency, at
~ First National Bank, Boise City, /. I.
AGENTS B. M. DuReTl Co. Idaho City, l. T..
DuRell & Moore, Silver City. L I. n22f
Revenue Stamps, (of all denomirations,) in
amounts of one hundred dollars and over, can be
purchased at par for currency, ess ten per
cent. advanced at "a I{68H IHfI4# ElI
First National Bank, Boise City, I. T.
AGENTs-B NJ DuRen & Co., Idaho City, I. T.;
DuReu & Moore. Silver City, L 7. n22f
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IT is said that Attorney General Stanbery
holds that Chief Justice Chase's decision re-
cognizing the Confederates as belligerents of
war, in order to legalize the sale of the cap
tured blockade runners, precludes trial for
treason, as belligerents cannot be tried for that
offense 1t is said that this doubt on the sub
ject was the real cause of the delay in bring
ing Mr.. Davis to trial.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

QUICK TME.-Under the management of John
HALEY, on the Boise City and Umatilla stage line,
fast time is being made. And Henry Greathouse
well holds up his end of the line between Boise and
this city. We now receive the Portland papers in
five days from that city, and from them gather fuller.
better and equally late Geographic dispatches than by
the Salt Lake City papers 5s.s .sefsF =
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14
City and County.


GREENBAcKs. andrews & Co., on Wall street mex
to Masonic Hall, have greenbacks for sale.
TO SUBSCRIBERS To those who. receive their pa,
per by Mr.. d. McGREw,. our carrier, we wish to OBJ
serve that the quarter ending Aug 4th for the SEMI
WEEKLY WORLD, has expired, and they are requested
to pay him the advance for the second quarter, to
lire Nov I'd of this year. Mr.. MoGREw is alone au-
thorized by us to receive or receipt such subscrip
tons. IS I. II. B0WAIANs & co. 4
August 10, 1867. :tss 4
THE ELEcTIoN.-We have only the returns of the
vote in Idaho City Precinct which stood follows
County Commissioners M. Cannady, 493; J. B.
Duke, 494. Coroner. DR.. James Healy, 1885, These
candidates are all Democrats, on the regular ticket
Justice of the Peace-George c. Merritt, DEM, 1853;
Jonas w. Brown, Ind, 262; Cagwin, Ind, 30 Con-
stables-Doling, DEM, 1913; Thevenin, DEM, Isl;
Wilson, Ind, 43O7; Turnbul Ind .l316. The Demo
cratic bolters soreheads and Radicals worked ener-
getica1ly from the opening until the closing of the
polls, and money and whiskey went freely towards
electing their precinct ticket The Democratic ticket
for the precinct failed to call out anything like the
strength Of the party vote In every other precinct
in the county, we believe the Democratic precinct
tickets received majorites save in Pine Grove where
Bethel candidate for Constable defeated by three
votes. There was no opposition to the Democratic
County ticket anywhere. ~ aEI
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

New GOODS Emery & Martin have on the way,
arrive in about week. very large and choice
lock of groceries provisions, canned fruits and gem
eral merchandise, specially selected for this market
by Mr.. Emery during his late visit below. Due no.
tice viii be given of their arrival.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

GREENBAcKs. ANDREWS & Co., Wall street next
to Masonic Hall, have greenbacks for sale.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

FINE BooTs.-Nelson Perrin, west side of Main
street. next door above Emery & Martins, fills all
orders in bootmakng at short notice in excellent
style at low prices. He makes superior boots of
fashionable or substantial qualities
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

BOARD OF EoUAL1zAT1oN.-At the hour appointed
for the meeting of this Board, on Monday morning
Mr.. B. F. Duke, of Centerville, appeared and pre-
scented the commission of Gov. Ballard appointing
him member of the Board of County Commission
ers for Boise County in place of Mr. A. D. Sanders
resigned to hold said Office until January, 1868. Mr.
Duke was duly sworn in and took his seat. The
Board adjourned to Tuesday morning. Yesterday
morning the Board met-present, J.. M. Cannady,
President, and B. F. Duke H. F. sayrs, Clerk. The
resignation of Maurice Fitzgerald received and
placed file, and George Fl. Coe was chosen as
Commissioner to fill the vacancy thus occasioned..
After Mr.. Coe had qualified and taken his seat the
Board transacted some business, and adjourned to
meet at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

To REOPEN -Fleischman & Heyneman are pre-
airing their former brick store on Main street for
mercantile purposes. They viii extend its depth
twenty feet. and make it perfectly freproof. When
finished it will sbe one of the most commodious and
handsomest stores in the city,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

BIG FREIGHT.-We have been shown the bill of a
very heavy freight on the way, by mule train from
Umatla, to Charles J. Bernstiel of this city, which
comprises nearly every quality and style of merchan-
disc needed in this market This new stock will be
here in a short time sss'l 80 snae9
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FReA WASHINGTON.

E4f85i WAe8lxnrox, Dec. 13,
COL. Leavenvorth, agent of the KiQwas
md Caupanchs Indians, is here Sattendine to
the iaseresls Of those tribes. His estimate
Of The costof farming utensils for their uss
10 be4veea - COZ, 600 and s5 ,0oO, 900.
Tbs Oo&miseee oa the sabject of National
Parks and new White Hosss have deter.
mined Oh the selection Of EGO acres 10 the
northwest portion of the city.
q Commissiones Rollins was to-day in con,
sultation with The Committee on Ways and
Means, who, during the session, engaged in
An examination Of the spirit meters.
A Committee from the National Conven>
ton Of Manufacturers and dealers In spirits
had ~ interview with the Committee on
Ways and Means, and presented . copy Of
W ssolutivns recently adopted By The Con.
'vention.
The Indian Peace Commissioners met las.
night at the office Of the Commissioners Of
Indian Affairs, and renalned in session until
quite late engaged in discussion OF the
POINTS to be embraced in the forthcoming re-
port. The Commissioners meet again on the
both Inst.
The Commissioner of Patents is giving wsy
. Tie pressure brought against him BY tie
President, and has rendered Aia resignation,
to take effect on the 9Th Of January next,
The House Committee on Elections this
forenoon finished the hearing Of evidence IN
the case Of NJ. Brown, Of Kentucky, but
vii Rqs oil vote until oil the cases from that
Stale have been heard. Nextweekthe Com
mi.tes promise to hear the arguments in the
case of Mr.. Grimble, whose seat-is contested
by Colonel Simms, and Mr.. Yasas. whose
seat is contested BY Celonel aan. g. Mckes.
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fe03 1sn1 Wssa,sonSs. Dec "a. !, !.
The Whisky Conversion Adjourned ysster,
day afternoon to meet again on the Sd
Wednesday in January.
y u eEpepsea that Esps. Sheridan, Meade,
Thomas and soho6eld viii shortly be in
Washington, for consultation with General
GAAt on military mastsfA ~ z $50
4 Tie Observation-Disclosures gonnitsee on
Retrenchment that three hundred clerks be
dismissed from the Treasury, and the con,
temylated dismissal Of one hoadr,d from
the Pension Office, causes quite d cummotion
among the officeholders.
The Faynaster Heney4l calls Tor 90 sppro>
priaGop Of Sl,25a,254 Tor ae6ciencieA in
gliding $50, 900 to complete the pay ytt,ent for
registration in Pope's dirstrict, and similar
amount for other distrcts.
The Pfssidsnt yesterday sent to the Senate
massage giving his reasons ~ the snspen-
sion Of Secretary Stanton. The document
which is lengthy, covering thirty-si{ fools
Eap pa3es, capnPt pey pe preeprsA t6rPub-
Iicatlon. The President referees TO the brief
correspondence between himself and the
Secretary, wherein. Stanton, quoting the
President, remarked that considerations Of
hi2n public characters, constrained him not to
resign, which the Executive considers official
i
ground for. the Suspension of Stanton, the
President sets forth that the Secretary With
held from him Gen. Bgya.d's dispatch, ask
ins ins.rpctions In regard 10 the New Or
leans Convention, held in the sum
mer of 1895, and that the Secretary
failed to telegraph the instructions
requested therefore the President places the
responsibility OF the keT Orleans not upon
Sssgetafy Stanton.
4he President holds that 50 far as tia pub
ne interests are concerned, there Is no cause
10 regret the removal Of Mr.. Stanton, for the
present Secretary ad interim has, by his
measures of economy, saved millions of dol
lars 10 the Government.
Mr.. Goodyear, Of Connecticut, has anplied
to the Commissioner Of Patents Tor AN ex>
TENSION for seven years Of his India Rubber
4Atsnt which expires ON the 2alh Of March
pext. The petition is to heheard at the Pat.
ont Otce on the 9th Of next month.
The Union Pacific Railroad Is completed
,6l0 miles west of Omaha.
Judge Advocate Holt has recommended
the payment OF St. Marie, who caused the
arrest of Surratt,
Nav Yong, Dec. ls.
The Igthunes Washington special says:
Secretary McCullochreports that the expen-
sdisures for the fiscal year ending June 10th,
1ls6a, will amopntto SsT2, 900, 900, of Nhich
the interest on The public debt will amovht to
Sl39676,078. s
The Senate Finance Committee yesterday
considered the nomination of Hon. Edward
Cooper as Assistant Secretary Of The Treasu-
n, and the Chairman was instructed 10 re-
port against his confirmation.
Gsnesal Jeffries received the endorsement
Y she camnittee aa Register of the
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

@--(SI., LOUIS, pec.I3. !
yosspb Mefshai, the sesso asressed b sre
Wednesday on suspicion Of being one of the
nnrderers of the German farmer, who wa,
killed at kinder's SWITCH, ON thu. Chicago
tAhfosd, hsecr sh miks ebsve here on Sun.
dss hst, wastaken from the county consts.
Bile, Mr.. Byrene, in Venice, little town
about three miles north Of here, on the oppo,
site side Of tue river, at nina 0'ciock last
night, By mob Of Germaps and huug 70. !
kse. A&abslf slfocknqsh hdzsa bs;bg HteeSns
WHEN the murder was Committed, But CHARGE
the act upon his companion. Anderson Reed,
who is still at large. =
a bsAfE sasv storm began hesS about hso
this fpseaonN Aad scontiansd dH after dark,
Four to six inches of snow has fallen.
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FRQA GAICA00> !

~, CHICAGO, Decs13.
The manifestations Of his spookship con.
tnue At the Court House. Last evealng q
large crowd gathered in and about the jail
70 listen to the usual nNhtil yaihngs. Bkep>
tics on the subject Of ghosts attributs the
mystery to the tricks OF ventrifoquet, or
sens like cause, while those who believe that
d'scmhoded spirits do visit the earth, end
G rplsnahon q ths phenpn snen innn1at
ufaf canses Spiritual neaiIts, pesssnt last
etemng,. promise solution Of the mystery
on Moaday next The shsahted Jail affords
ahrst class sensation, and is the subject Of
general conversation. 7g
, AZ a'mseting Of the BOARD Of Supervisors
last night the Committee on Jail and la;i
Accounts was charged with an investigation
OF his ghostshp.
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GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
To be Dawn at Gown. Ton, Ky,
Cyass r, Dee. 81, '67.

HQM0re acceptable and spproprlats present Gao ts
made ~ mother. wife, daughter, husband father
than tokst IN tas Ksntucky STATE Lottery. 1t has
loug heep acknowledged that It oesa srssssr induce
mena to the purchasers Of tickets than any other
gazn5 lottery Ia the world. Tho pecetnber heue
.ented d tifann Mic h All ibstes ssso ssa 9ss,l M
tai prize Ii $50 050 isuing handsome fortune to the
lucky holder Of the corresponding ticket Huudreds OF
s4oH Sailysesutring Miss Many lsssslt AQtsis vhe
1@A weeu only eEyS-Npf ar. eans1, /, = 1
tsiNtnA = NATHAN A4Iisdsee I'M oK tsS thsnser
poubds, or any fhonsand dollars. The ticket which
drew this nagncent snm, was presented her BY her
father DR. milford one Of tbs most proaiuePt men ana
ensd hy similar success 10 the GRAND HoLlnAY
DRAWN OF the ksnsackg safe I.oftess, On hscsu,.
Der alst, ls67.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

New YoRK. Dec. IS.
The clearing house clerk Of the Bank Of
the State of New York was robbed in the
street Of satchel containing s50Ooo0 in
checks and 5000 in currency. by two men ia
= sleigh, who beat him severely, The Day-
meht of the dfiecks has been stopped, aud he
only loss 70 ahe bank ID The currency.
A Confereecss pfs snfdies md sailors rep.
resentIng The various States Of the Union xiil
hash0d y Ra1Aineon Oh d. AGsA 6f d.
cember, 10 take into eopsiiefatios the pro.
priety, Of oaIlipg National Convention, .far
We rdrpoSA of noihinAtink esndhdatd for
President snd Vics, rsside = sssss
>e NAeavIELE, Dee. Is.
.s1As GeAats 70 o1ayepaasd - ONnalon
Carrier bill, and negroes in TsnnesssS now
have the same privileges - travel on Rail-
roads - are accorded to white people.
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LIST OF PRlzas.
Prizes amounting b $23O.65O.
a., ,oeo xunDDas AND yss HRrzEs.
Tieksts @l2 Halvas - ouasssss$1

e
PLAN o1 fH1 LOrTERY-rhe numbers, from / 10
$1,000, o1sspwate sdps ofParG, are encirced in Tin
tuseS and parsd in oass wheel by the swufn Oomns
donss the prizes similarly encirced and placed
sastser vhoe1 number is drawn BY ? haindfoided
Boy an1 It the same time prse 10 drawn In the
nannee. bNhs - sesnsA and sshl4ateA - ihs audi
enes GShat ndt6ef bling entitled 10 the prize drawn
with it, This operates y repeated until all the prizes
are drawn
Ase0vs a.s6p p>sAtscSshe Vii be Nnsaan Dfb-
le p cSviuSlon. ~ - ~ sast dsf Of .pscekAr.
1851 beng th6 0kRAr HOLIDAY DRAHIaG Of the
year. EE ~
M@ss 1ause3@ are 1lnsssstA mAE1st thcrinsd ~ the
Lgstafe and conducted under the super vision OF
three swo Csum b&dnefs, Appeinfe bShalf Of the
e.ate TO ses that usucs s done to AL sThay aot
giN ssnSerpfs bus respoaibls hsney sipA iAatiens,
which have esss sucesssully condpsted la27 and
have many eors years TO run BoLds E large anornt
Aled to the rayment Of all prizss.
IN o0einf ut Of nnmbsrs aravjakRfopesUeHb be pub
iished IN the Ns~ York Herald, Chicago Papers Cipcin-
Aal nnaU Oon asseial and CincinHad 0srnan papers
Address all orders for tickets to
nURRAF, EDDY 4 CO.
de1l4 CevinlasA, Ky.
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F1en |! n. g4aIAls.

sssA. Nsw FsRk, Dec. Is.
Advicss fkym 81 TbomAs slate that royal
Danish proclamation, couched in the most If.
fectionate terms, ~ been addressed to the
EAla6&sufs tf ~ po116DiosI.fs shot asS AAeuy
70 bs released from their allegiance to ths
g,fosa " tsss tf11sfef df the island to ths
United States.
Il sa.besa aes4ngsd tkek tha5aland Of ST.
ThomdF win bsF Fd6ivsfedto the United Stata
on the 1st prox.--
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s StO-u
I nBCKLLANEOUS lf1MB.

CHIcAGo, Dec. IS.
Weston at, Jackaonvils, Illinois, was
complete failure, nothaving audience enough
10 pay len rent. q EsaksSG
The Illinois State Agricultural Society will
hold it's winter session at Springfield, cam
mencing January 7th.
.154aee ~sathsr ,ls sey cold 1t Pittsburg.
Abuht nine inches OF snow fell Yesterday.
-Four inches OF snow iell at Springfield III.
inois. yesterday. -.-w ~-s,. =
Lee Montgomery Alabxmn, Council Of
ne Union Loyal League dsaosnee he new
Sucs,ltatlsn, snd call npon colsrai 1. :. ,nlr.
TO aid fn defeatns !, =. No. c....:.ss.. saels
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FROM CINCINNATI.

80 Ia & .sE Ia
i''.', : : 'ss' ciscfySArf, Dec. IA
A large meeting was held at Mozart Hall
last night p sonaider fhe rights Of metican
natofaiized citizens. Speeches we're made
- Fo4inent citizens, md fesol9kiSns wefe
4depted Askipg CoaaFess snd tk4 He1uil1nt Il
demand OF England the release Of every such
citizen he'd hyahat osydfnnsakss
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Stockholder,s Meeting.

THE Annual Meeting of the Iowa Coal L
L Oil Company win be held on
rWsanesaqy. the sth day Of January, 1865,
ID me city of Ke5luk + ,s.1s-,,
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ELECTfO.T NOTICE.
Y,Ha Annual E.sctian ef tbs Board Of Directors Of
j the
IONA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
VIZ, be held the second Monday Of January 1858 At
We eee Of the Secretary. No. Estes Hou.s citI Of
Aeoknk. tdscla-t ID
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GOLD PENS, AND PENCILS.

CheAsmen-ry, Bone, Wood and Rnbber-al sizes.
Dice CupsBne Colord and goods
Ladies' Bill Books &c
binding
Autographs, Oil Paintings, Coed Lhhogphs
Building
MagicP Of FunnyRh Rhymes
PEN Frenchp paper Weights
scotch plaid Bone and Ivory Paper Knives.
sTEREOsCOPEs AND sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS.
Views fFogn and satua
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waters, wstcsss, Svssehes.
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WOOLEH GOODS.
aeiatt........-....... Main st-het 4th +
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A4MUHH10etr-H Hunters can GiualeA n
eth ssgDay ~ ~ .bsss ~ ~, o., ~ -
Lee4 g COX NV m
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Spy Glasses, Reading Glasses.
g Bridgss ......~.....s- Nos 4 Estes House
mr. -ra Il
W Moore loS Main streel
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GAS . sTDAM EHTTEN0D. sa~
&soat 4 Ssa...--,J ohpsan street, shct Sd 4 1th
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spiesberger, Mayer Co...-....No. Ill Main st.
Mrs Weber. r..............cos Third NdA freets.
MILLINERY 4 BONkBT RLEACHRkT
Mrs W Bowman. 4th st--bet Main 4 Blondeau.
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vi bindings
Morocco Ind
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4 Hssi1e, in 0sacA~ik9 ~ NA6fder the
kats Of Nasralized Cytifens. =
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1885,.
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4slA Peas, PENCILS, Pocket Dssiss.
pridses, Nqs~l. fstes House
COLA, silver. ana ivory Mounted Canes.
s @ Bridges. ........, Nos h ? Estes House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-23

An election will be held in thu several wards
OF the city, on the lst Tuesday in March next
for The following officers: A Mayer, sixteen
members Of The Common Council, # ur from
each ward) rr members Of the Board Of Alder
men, tone from each wnrd) ngcr OF Casks
ard Inspector Of Domestic Spirits; an Inspector
and Mcasurer Of W God and Bark two Measur-
ers and Inspectors Of Lumber; II Supcrintend-
ent Of Police; II Collector Of Taxes for the lst
and 4th Wards II Cole tor Of Taxes Tor the
I'd and 2rd Wards an Attorney tor the Corpo-
ration; two Assessors; u CLERK OF the Market :;
MI Auditor Of Public Accounts y City Survey
or; II Chief Engineer Of The Fire Department.
and Superintendent Of the Gas Works.
The election will be held ut the following
named places:
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.
LIST Ward. -Messrs. w. K. Howard Geo. ".
Dearborn, John Arnold. n. Hicks, and B. Il.
Lambert Polls on Prince, east Of Water st..
I'd Ward -Messrs. Ii. l.. Simpson, J. r. D.
Smoot, Sam |. Tennesson, !. H. smith, and Geo.
H. Robinson. Polls at Council Chamber.
3rd. Ward-Alessrs. J f McGraw, Or. d VI
French j Fl Parrot, + WitmerOndJ Dix
on-Polls Mt Court House. -,
4th. Ward-Messrs. Geo McBurney W "
Harper, w. H. Mcknight, John 7 Henderson,
and c G Bradley--Polls N. ". corner Prince
and Alfred streets. =.
feb l9--te /. N. WHITE =. Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-23

F1SE CATrLE.-Mr. John II. Gheen, all
en,erprising butcher Of Alexandria, brought
down from Pulaski yesterday, seventy head OF
superior beeves, which were taken on to that
market. They were not as large as some we
have seen, but we're the latest and best look
ing we have noticed. The same eentlemao
also had one hundred and fifty head of splendid
fat sheep, intended for the same Market
Lynclbauq Neacs. 4 & !. Ill. .#-
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POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE.-Eliza-
beth Worthy, negress, who was committed
to jail some days since, for completely in the
robbery of negro man, named Geo. Williams,
from Fauouier county, Of $4j, was released.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Charles Gordon,
for ejecting Miss, Susan Mccartney, from the
and the lady compelled to pay the costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-23

FEMALE PROCESSION three colored
female societies OF the city, marched in process
sion lest night, from Bethlehem Church, on
Columbus, to the Colored Methodist Church on
Washington street, where they we're addressed
blythe pastor of that Church and other colored
speakers. The. different societies were dressed
inS their distinctive costumes, and attracted
considerable attention as they marched through
the streets -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-23

THE BIG Hoe at Mr.. Geo. Bossart's stall in
the market was the ''show" this moroing. 1t
was very neatly dressed, and orpamented, and
certainly presented most respectable appear
ance. Its weight was seven hundred and twen-
ty-six pounds, and it measured six feet, six
inches, from snont to tail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-23

ORPHAN ASYLUM LEcTURE.-The Rev. Mr..
Munsey, has been invited and has accepted an
invitation, to deliver lecture, in this city,
during next month, for the benefit Of the
Orphan Asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-23

Asg NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. --Thrre will
be discount of IS per cent allowed IN all tax
bills paid in current funds to the Corporation of
Alexandria, up to the Goth day of February,
1867; after that date the collectors will proceed
to recover the same in the manner prescribed by
law. WESLEY AVERY,
JAMES FossETT,
teb 2-t2Oth Collectors.