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AMUSE EMENTS.

NEW Chestnut STREET THEATRE
IN CHEsNUT Street Street above TWELFTH.
MIR. AND MRS hB%RRsghhyo WILLIAMS
Me- $SB fSB Nil: BzHS#$$ %%EEESH5
THIS EYENING,
THREE ATTRACTIVE PISCES.
fir'' time here fM 81 EaSGnet,S tb PTSm9 entt ed
FhELHMa FhELHM 9B9NSELL 9B9NNSELLL
LEPRECHhAHUN.
Phelim ODounell .........,.MF b BARNEY WILLIAMS
Third night Of the successful Drams,
THE PHiLADF FLPHiH NEW BOY,
THE PH1LADEl PHIA NEWSBOY.
Ts 5S3 RsSSef 3p& % TsfsYed Eh every
To conclude with the fayorite anerplece,
BRYAN 0LYNN.
BssYY44NN BBsY4N 00'LEYYSSSS. 00'LEYYSSS
i' a&iT'URDIY TF FFfRssooS' Rso0oSS "'l''i
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
A GREAT BILL
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-
w n. E. corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets
Commences at =; -.
'''', dSgR{gaBSGSy EET 0S5FEESSS%TEpn
THIRD WEEK or
MR. THIS 19sN EVESiSG SEESqStiAM'
vii be enacted Broughams Comcal Historical Extra
COLUMBUS RECONSTRUCTED"
@ sH sP9 % at y ToIn ade o
c,,D,.MMnR Mr. J0nN DRoUGHAMA ma As S,,-s
MR.. JOHN BRoUGHAM
VIII appear In his great rignal mpet sOnatiOn OF
WILKINS MICANBER,
in the celebrated PLAY, from Dickens work,
DAVID COPPERFlELDs
M RS. JOHN DREW'S NEWEARCH STREET
INl THEATRE. Begins at hall past o'clock.
G.. l.. FOX-JACK AND GILL.
MONDAY, AND TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
. Mr. g. L. FOX,
the great Comedian and Pantommis in his own Panto
mime of
JACK AND GILL
supported by @. X. FOX Mad'le MARTINETTI, and
Master CALIIGNE
WITH EVERY SCENE NEW,
and Grand transformation Scene by Z. A. Hawthorne
and Mr.. Rough.
FBIDAY-Benedt OF G. L. FOX
sAl lURDAH-Fl.st JACK AND GILL MATINEE.
NEW MER CAN EATRE.-
MoLLIE WILLIAMS AND FELIX VINCENT.
his EVENING, will be performed
ASMODEUS; OR, THE DEVILS SHARE,
KATY O'SHEAL and the PLEASANT NEIGHBoR.
q o N g E r 7.
FIFTH REFORMED CHURCH.
GREEN STREET, BELOW SlXTEENTH.
The follow IN g Artstes will take part:-MIs. HENRI
E1TE BEHRINS, Miss CAROLINE MCCAFFREY,
Mr.. JAMES PEARCE, and Professor THOMAS
Doors open at IN o'clock. CommenceIats s. 1t
sICAL MATIN E E.
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% six FOR NEW YORK.-PHILADEI,
-kzlssSslss. delphia steam Propeller Company De-
sUHtCh SWifsure Lines via Delaware and Raritan Canal
leaving daiy at y NJ. and p NJ connecting with ai
For rejpbt which will be tak en- upon accommoastno
terms, apply 70 WILLIAM N, BAltt q CO.. -
l is No. 1872 s. DELAWARE Avenue
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CLOTHING DE ALER s.
ARNOLD 81 FIELD,

MERCH n J, Il Al 10 kEo - r;n,,
street. md resumed their Old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends or any onc in want OF !, sutt OF
good clothes. We have on hand and -@re~re-
ceivins good line OF ..-,,,,, .-r,c,r,,,ry.
CLOTHS. CA>&!M hEES, YES ii.'"'''
LINENS, &c,
which we will make to order, very low, Tor Inc
next two inonths, cSpecla!!y .. ..r.s...
We propose to continue our. ,,r,1u,rr
GENTS FURNISuING DEPA krM NJ =
where you will always fad the latest styles
We will furnish
49,. w uITG ) II | 5, %,
rs cheap as they can pc had ut retail IN El Al
deiphia Warranted to fit aud wear well. Ca
1i"r, aug 1T
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IUOMMUNICATED.

TAE NEXT CANVASS. 1t is to be hoped
that the Legislature Of Virginia will not form
itself into nominating caucus, for the sake Of
controlling the spring elections Let the dif;
ferent candidates for Governor and other Offices,
present themselves sQuarely before the people,
and the people can choose from among them,
without dictation or direction OF all the
tickets which we have seen, We like best the
following which has appeared in several quar-
ters of the State:
i-1s r.. For Governor:
JOHN GooDE, JR.. of Norfolk
For Lieutenant Governor:
NICHOLAS K TROUT, Of Augusta
For Attorney General
j. RANDOLPH TUCKER. Of Loudoun.
These gentlemen are all so we'll known to the
State that it would be superhuous to expatiate
on their merits here.
Southside Virginia has put forward claim
for the Governorship. She has not been rep
resented in the Guberpatorial chair since the
days Of the immortal Tazewell. She again
presents worthy champion, and asks for him
the support OF The PEOPLE
ALEXANDRIA, January 80, 1867
il o.
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FERTILIZERS. &c.
IMPORTANT TG FARMERS.
DAWSON'S FERTILIZERS


These Fertilizers are offered to the farmer .,
among the best and cheapest food for p.a!.';
containing large proportion Of
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
AND ANIMAL NATTER,
capable Of furnishing
a MONIA
b. decomposition they furnish those !&5''
dicnts most needed by the crops, and when "''
usually deficient in our soils. For sale By
WIN. 4. SMOOT, Agent.
jy 3l-tf No 3, King st., Alexandra, 'S,
NUANO.-REED'S AMNONLATED 81.
VI PERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.-Ihc ".
superphosphate yet offered to the farmer, HvI,
sessing all the activity Of Peruvian Guano' 0"'
being far more durable in its effects. .,.-
1t contains large amount of animal ma %;. ID
in highly concentrated form, which, com ~,
with its soluble bone phosphate Oflime, cam,
fail to render it very valuable as tertlIIHTt o;.
Notwithstanding We believe it to be the W..
supcr-phosphatc in the market, yet by " pb5
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby - -,
expenses are lossened, we are enabled to se-'
very low, with liberal discount to dcslcF''
N. ELURIDGE & CO., Sole Agents..
No. 4 South Whar'e35ifs
oct 4-tf Alexandra, ~. ~
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South Carolina:

SAVANNAH, January 3O.-More trouble has
occurred On the Cheves plantation in South
Carolina. Tie negroes will not leave the place,
and still refuse to contract for this year A col
ision took place this morning, in which Lieu
tenant Lemon, of the Freedmen Bureau, was
shot liz the left arm. BE returned the fire and
killed the negro. Captain Brant is reported as
being held as prisoner by the negroes. COL
Sibley proceeded to the scene of action with
seventy men, returned, and reports all quiet
now, but deemed it necessary to leave heavy
guard to retain order
The whole trouble is laid to colored lawyer,
named Bradley, from Boston, who makes a
boast that he would like to see bloodshed, and
promises the negroes that if they will resist the
u. IS. forces at the point of the bayonet the
land will be theirs The burning of the steam,
er General Shepley is attributed to the same
source. There is general feeling of insubor-
dination among the negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

Blackwood's Magazie tor January, reprinted
by Scott & Co., at New York, has been re-
ceived. 1t contains articles on Naval deferces;
Sir VIM, Parker, the admiral Of the feet; the
conclusion of the story of a Maiden of Prague;
a review Of Conington' IS translation of Virgil
another of Cornelius O'Dowd's papers on men
and things; the late war in Germany women
and children in America the commencement
Of the BroWnlows, a tale, which promises to
be interesting; and "Who are the retormers,
and what do they want, in which it is declar-
ed thatthe Trade's Unions in Great Britain are
running the manufactures, destroying the trade,
and injnring to an incalculable degree the honest
workmen of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

The New. York Tunes says: - II every man
who has an opera house, or any other house to
dispose OF, can issue and sell tickets to ten
times its value, and pocket more than half OF
the proceeds; and if every charity that needs
to replepish its Golfers can do 50 after the fash
ion Of the Union Home, then certainly all
business and benefcence will very soon be con
Quoted in this style-unlcss indeed, the pro-
bibtory laws should somehow get themselves
enforced. p"
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CHRISTOPHER LTLES.
SA,rtrI nEpsnN

TRUSTEES SALE-Undcr- authority Of Il
deed of trust from John Ltlly and wife,
bearing date on the 10Th day ofJuly, 1863, record
cd in Book ", No. 3, page 45@, Of alexandra
Co. Land Records, will sell atpubilc AUCTION,
on the premises, on SATURDAY: the I'd day OF
March 1857, at l? clock M the foI9% WI Ca d0:
Beginning on the cast side Of Fairfax street. at
the south side Of an alley, 20 feet vide, running
from Fairfax to Water street, midway between
and parallel to Quccn and Cameron streets and
running thence south with Fairfax st. 40 leet :
Water strcct-thunce north with water street
to said a!ley-thence west with said alley to the
beginning.
IERms-Two thousand two hundred and
ninety-nine dollars. and expenses OF sale to DC
paid in cash. 81, 995 to be paid on the lst day Of
January, 1868: 50, 100 to be paid on the l;t DAY
Of january, 1869; and the residue on the Ist
day Of january, l870-thc last payment to bear
interest from the day Of sale. Deferred pay
mcnts to be secured BY decd Of trust on the
property. and the bonds Of the purchaser, and
the property to be kept insured by purchaser
until payment in the sum Of 5000.
~ ANDREW JAMESON.
isn3lcotl Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

The Connecticut Radical Convention, adopted
string OF resolutions-am0 them one decar-
ing that t'the only just basis Of human govern
ment is the consent of the governed, ~ and
another expressive Of sympathy with the
struggles of oppressed oational;Iies towards
Independence" &c. We are afraii The Connec-
ticut Radicals are getting to DC. very ''reael-
lous'' not to say, secesh -
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q The National Inteligencer says: "A numer-
Gus delegation of Virginia 'loyalists' not one
ofwhom would, of course, be wiling to accept
.an:ofice, of any kind, were in attendance upon
/ Congress yesterday, to press the presentation,
though Mr.. Maynard, Of Tenness e, of petit
tons for the abrogation Of the State govern
9meut of the Old Dominion They are willing
to accept, instead, either military dynasty or
"a territorial government, any sort Of govern
ment Congress will give them, so that only
They, and none others, shall be recognized as
the people Of the State "
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MO. ! PERUVIAN GUANO.

Daily expected a cargo Of
III. NO. PERUVIAN GUANO,
Just arrived from the ''Chincha Islands -.
ship Commodore, now discharging wh!en n.
will sell at the lowest market price, l ION
.... HOOE 81 WEDDERBU hnro..t
jy 27-tf Foot Of Prince s'-'''
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The Senate of Virginia passed on Tuesday,
be bill from the House to incorporate the
rmers' and Mechanics Cotton and Wooden
anufactory Of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

The Chicago Tribune, of the ultra school,
urges that Congress should without an hour s
delay upset the State governments in the
South and direct the occupation Ct the
country by the military" This is The lad
yanced' sentiment. .E-s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

Gen. Curtis, brave soldier, in the Federal
army during the late war, and who was severe
" wounded at Fort Fisher, has since been ap-
pointed Collector Of the port of Ogdeusburg,
in New York. His nomination was rejected
blythe Senate! He is a conservative, and
.ttthnt il the reason why" 49, - - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

FRESH HERRING This species of edible, in
the piscatorial line, appeared in our market on
Monday, and were selling. for forty-fve cents
per Dozen It is remarkably early in the sea
son, yet tor fresh herring; they genera ly do
not begin to run 10 our waters until about the
hrst OF March. Those We saw were very large
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

The foreign news by the cable, yesterday,
was Of no importance. r.. Ills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

The Crosby Opera House Lottery in Chicago,
Crosby and the Crosbyites to large amount
In the meantime, the public will 60 into the
very next Gift Enterprise" started
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( ..-. ..... .... PA n OSl!
. VICTOR BECKER, ... ...
No. 81. NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
... (CoRNEI: OF QUEEN,}
Will constantly keep for sale and rent
u.s.. PIANOS AND MELODEONS. ..
Enube 81 Co.'S Unsurpassed Pianos.
Fosc Celebrated
Secone- hand Pianos--very low.
Reed Organs for Parors and Churches.
Terms TO suit the times, and every instrument
warranted
Pianos, Melodcons, Accordeons, &c, tuned
and repaired. 49,.
Orders for me will be received ut Mr.. j.
Entwise's Book Store, ITO, King street; Also
MI Robert Bells Book Store, No. 81, King st
0rt 30-tf
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Gold.

Gold.
New YORK, Jan. 3l.--Gold, to-day, 1915.
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How THE SoUTH IS INJURED 1t is well
known that there is a small number Of men in
each Southern State, actuated partly by NAL
ignity towards their neighbors, but chiefly by
desire for the spoils of Office, which they can
not expect to secure save by a prescription and
disfranchisement Of the great mass of the
community. These men have had constant
intercourse, IN person or by letter, with the
representatives of the dominant party in Con
gress since the close of the war, and have
diligently sought to inAame them to the bit
ter and unspariog policy which would fur
ther their ends. They have carefully distilled
poison in the ears Of the Radical members OF
Congress, and finding a prejudice already ex-
listing, it was not a difficult matter to increase
it. Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas Texas and
North Carolina have been especially uniortu-
nate in being thus aligned but Virginia has
net escaped. Some Of these people have late
ly gone to Washington to ask the complete
degradation Of the Old Commonwealth, and a
yet larger measure Of suffering for her unhap-
py people Richmond Enquirer.
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t 55as ss.ss ALEXANDRIA,
1T THURSDAY lJss:1Dl4A =. EVENING, JANUARY 81
d The National Intelligencer says that what il

:aj The National Inteligencer says that what is
called the Southern Republican Association
(GovysHamilton. Of Texas, presiding) had a
meeting 10 Washington last night, At which
ytbelimmediate Impeachment, the President
was strongly urged Congress pronounced to
be "weak in the knees if not absolutely
'straitorous'l for not going ahead faster-and
a, National Convention recommended to be held
ain,WashiDgton, to force on the impeachment.
yOneeof the persons present amounted ia that
he had yesterday obtained very important IN
formation desired BY Mr.. Ashley, andhe hoped
every member Of the association would be as
active as Che comm ttee had been IN strength
.eniDgy the hands II the chairman, OF the I'M
peachment committee" i; % y lstelsi@
10 It must mot be thought that there, are no
voices raised 10 Congress, in these times of IA
matte faction, Incidence of constitutional law,
and the great principals Of civil liberty, There
: are some few brave men there who are not
bdaunted by the power Of the majority, and who
contend manfully, in their speeches, and by
their votes for the right and the truth we
have received copies recently Of some Of these
qspeeches--ono by Mr. Eldridge, of Wis, another
Z by Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey full Of conserv-
. alive doctrine, and noble appeals in behalf OF
the rights and liberties Of the Southern States,
and Of all the States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31

I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
I county, November term, 1866, TcrFjtt &c,
vs. Terrlt &c. In chanccry.
This cause being, revived b? consent; n IT, Inc
nah b. Territt, deceased, and by like consent
against Daniel w Lewis, administrator Of WIN.
H. Territt, deceased, and now coming on to be
heard upon the papers formerly read &c, the
Cou doth ndiudge order and decree, that
Thomas Moore one Of the Commissioners OF
this Court, be- and is, hereby substituted in the
place of Alfred Moss, deceased, to take the nc
count directed by Il former decree Of this Court;
and before taking such account he shall give
notice Of the time and place Of taking the same
in some convenient newspaper once L week TO-
shall be regarded as equivalent to personal SER
vice on the parties.
Iesto. W. =. GOODiNE, Clerk.
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Fer SALE AND RENT.

l..sA FOR RENT-HOUSE, No. l02 Cam
E.5z5 eron street, Alexandria, from January l=t,
1857, containing about twenty rooms, with ,gt'r-
den, stablng and ont houses attached. Kent
5000. Address ". c., "Star" Office Wash
;nntnn - & ... dec Do
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naAYOR,S OFFICE,

WI = ALEXANDRIA, January 81, 1901; ;,
I regret the necessity for noticing a car
to which Mr. James r. MaS aof name na't hmseI
with his usual vim. rho assertion that gave
Mr 'romlin q pass to the county jail. with atl-
thoriIv to have private interview with Pil:
oner who was committed to lall on NIT; !" "lsn
errest il untrue. The records OF the ONCE fo"u
thus June l9th San nnrder i.e cond nSr ut Mr.
Schmidt's ordinary; fine, &c, 60, costs, -.
T ordnrnd hin, TO give security to keep the peace
for y months lie promised to leave the ciIy
within two days and gave security lhaI ~
would do SO; he failed oruereu tile poiae4 th w
DIV samuel Miller who failed to give security
on the 10Th instant, was brought to the oihce Oy
r sTomlin and Thomas Allison, and committed
TO iail for 12 months. Sometime in July or all-
gust, Mr. Tomlin asked me II YOU'D !e heG
Miller on conditions that ne Wouiu eni Isl ,;.
him which [ gave He afterwards toid me
thot Miller refused to enlist. This was before
had made I'D my mind to prefer charges stSHin'I
Mr. Walsh Miller was released from lS.i; oy
| the November Court without my EnoW!cago
The gentlemen who are assaled IN that great
| Iiter,rv nffnrt n,ust take care Of Themselves -
| The above and the following certificates tell
| their own story. OOH. ,oc-
ALEXANDRIA, January Both, 1851.
This is to certify that the certificate TO when
our names are atthcheu, Ill III. " ~. - 80
| is not correct We know nothing or the time
that Mr. Tomin alludes to IN ms testimony
| about Ella Summers.
:, CHRISTOPHER LYLEs
If SAMUEL JEFFERSON
| ALEXANDRIA, January II, 1867.
This ccrtilies that tho certificate to which my
name is attached was not intended to bear lht
Interpretation placed upon it. My testimony be
fore the Committee was that l. had not seen VI r
W Walsh during my rounds, on an average, fou'
times each week The most Of the time he wa;
seen by me was when he was ut a dance house
or some other place of like character. had nc
idea that he would attempt to convey the l!et
that he had visited me on my rounds even tw(
nights in each week. GEORGE CGDEN.
r Whether "the Council laid the matter on tn
table because the members knew that tn
charges were false and 2nalicious." l. canno
say, for have not conferred with them:
ian Silt HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
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TN STORE AND FOR SALE, Il prime lot
l. Of BALED TIMOTHY HAY Rye Straw
Cut Hay. Oats, Corn Middlings, Bro. Stuff,
Bran and all other articles usually kept in q
feed store.
jan 10 WITHERS s. TOLSON.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-26
SHEBIyF's OFFICE. Pierce Co, Wis, I
%ar4f.ntE.a5- IN 1887 {

SHEeIgF's OFFICE. Pierce Co, Wis,
September, 10, 1851.
To the clerks OF The several towns and VIII
lagos ia the county of Pierce:
Notice j. her, by given that an election
will be held in the several towns and election
precincts ia said county, on Tuesdav succeed
Ing the first Monday being the fun day Of
Noyember next. pursuant to and Tor the par
pose set forth in the foregoing notice, and
also the election Of the following officers to-
VII:
A Member Of Assembly in tie district
comprising the county of Pierce, IN place Of
j. +. Trumbui. whose term Of office expires
ou the first day of January. 1868
\ County Superintendent Of Schools IN
the district comprising The county of Pierce, in
place Of Daaiei Thrrsfou. whose term of
Office viii expire on the h.st day Of January.
1853.
\ County Supervisor in the Second Dis
trict comprising the town of River Fails,
Martel. T.! Pas0, and Rock Elm, in the Co.
of Pierce ir the place of VIM. Hodges
whose term of office VIII expire on the fist
day Of January. 1858.
And for such otlpr officers as are required
by law TO be elected al such elections.
Given under my hands at the Sheriff S
cfice IN the county of Pierce this 10th day
OF September, a. D. 1851.
!. 4 GUlTFEAU.
Sheriff Of Pierce Cognty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-26
FIRST NATIONAL !!
NOTICE.

To Teachers and School Officers
Ibireby give notice that 1 will hold public
meetings for the examining and licensing OF
Teachers for the common schools of Pierce
County. as follows
At Prescott for the towns Of Prescott. Cliff
ton. Oak Grove and Diamond Bluff on Mon
day and Tuesday, Sept. is and IL
At River Falls. tor the towns of River Falls
Trimhelle Maytel and FL Paso, on Thursday
and Friday. Sept. 10 aud 20.
At Ellsworth for the towns of Ellsworth.
Hartland, Trenton and Isabelle, on Monday
and Tues Jay, Sept. % and "a.
At Maiden Rock. FOR the rest OF the county,
on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. % and %.
Also, at Rock Elm, in the school house,
near the P. o., on Friday and Saturday, Sept.
81 and %
An additional examination will be held for
the special benefit Of such teachers as cannot
attend one of the above examinations, at Els
worth, Oct. 81 and %.
The above examinations viii commence on
each day at 9 o'clock a. NJ.
All applicants are kindly requested TO be
present at one of these examinations, for you
will expect me to waive al private examine
tions not in accordance with law.
DAN'L THURSTON,
Supt. Of Schools, Pierce Co., Wis.
Trimbelle. Aug. Is. 1861.