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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

BALRoD AccDEyT.-As The train was coming
in on the Knoxville and Charleston Railroad on
Thursday morning, a serious accident occurred at
the Stevens lerms beyond Little River. A Eat car
loaded with Timber was put in 'front.' Of the en-
CINE, which obstructcd the view in front, and pre-
vented the engineer from seeing objects ahead,
when he might have otherwise doneso Just as the
train approached lane running at the rate of ten
or twelve miles an hour, a ran out from behind
the fence and on the track. The Eat her
and was thrown from tho track. The engine com
ing IA contact with the car, was ais violently
throwh from the track. Fortunately no one was
hurt. The bead Of the boiler to the engine was
smashed in, and the engine rendered unserviceable
until repaired. Tho hat car containing the lumber
was badly smashed. A wrecking-car was sent out
in the evening" and the ongiao placed upon the
track and brought IN Another engine has been
procured and the business Of the road goes on The
regular train run over yesterday.
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State his certificate, as engineer
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c- .. -.r.. .... Nh. net shall
.... -...,,r ,ts passage Passed one
and referred 10 Committee on Internal
improvements. M,
BIN disqualifying habitual drunkards IRON hc'u,
ing State county OF district Offices. Passed hls'
residing, and referred to Committee on tho JUDI
cia.Y
Bal defining petit larceny and prescribing inc
punishment therefor. Passed hrst reading ana re-
Tered 70 Committee on the Judiciary.
With reference 10 the removal OF othcers VINO
refuse or neglect 10 execute the laws Of tho State
Adopted.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

wINTEB- The experience Of few days past re-
minds Us that wintor is at hand. The cold blasts
from the North have rendered heavy ove-
blazing fires necesei'v '-
will r-t~ Inose
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
s LECTURE
80 TO YOUNG W II ~

JEST Frtfisasd @ se1tfi carsidFe tff 30 -
a Lecture On the Nafures TreRsmena nnd
Radical UaEo 81 speFnAtsrfha o. seminal Weahela IL
vsiantarF Emlssions sexual Debility, anG imledenls Il
Aarrlasr generally Neryouinee consr puon Epilepsy,
aid fits Mental and Physical lucapacit resultin{ tfu
self Abuse, &c.-By ROBBERY J. CULfAkNEALs -. D,
Author OF the Screen Book &c.
The Wcrd-sen0Wned authos IN this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his Serence that the awful
sequences Of sefAbuse may 10 enctualy removed voat
medicine, and without Szngeroua surgical OPERATIONS eu-
gies nstruments rings eordais poi5ging mode
at certain asd enecsua IS shch evsr9 sufferer
atter what his c9ndo1 mag be nay hlnself p4-
Fansly AMI radically THIS lHCf IRE Viii PR0FG a
BOON TO THoUSANDd AND THOUSANDS
eaut. un1ff seal, % any atrtss, In piah enflelt 90
DE rsseirtof six cents, tWo pestage sia H.. So
epfeFHcll'a Marriage Gside prise ss q 3 r 90.
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nousE BrLLs on SECOND READING

To prevent the use Of deadly w;apona- Passed
and referred 20 the Committee on Judiciary
To amend the attachment laEgs Passed.
For The benefit Of Union soldiers. PASSED. and
referred 70 The Committee on Finance.
IsntsFed motion g. reconsider tho vote cjecting
the act extending the elective franchise 10 certain
aliens,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-The
following officers were elected for tho ensuing SIX
months At tho meeting of the Y. NJ Q. A on Thurs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

aec--, :. neemenl of iheSale Of the Louisville
IN the D. -.'H Hasher & Perrin vas msde
dring edito. III 2 Iuesdsv Dir. Harney, The re-
--6 he saws rSg ~ ssrA5l tae sasao lasne u
49, Is Esi,sps t ~ wofas.ss. No. ~ 60
Ye material 70 y mako gre' mon '''' very
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

T. H. Head, President.
8 p. Angel lst Vice President.
A. Haws, al Vice President.
j. B. johnson, Treasurer.
John b. Clotworthy, Recording Secretary
VIM. Cooper, Corresponding Secretary.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

SAP ATThTR-on Monday last, Mr.. Joseph Dyer,
OIL erahgos county, came 10 his death under the
most distressing circumstances He and his brother
seems mad both gone hunting, bat were not
'ose'n'' They accidentally came upon each other
~ TIE woods. The younger brother discovering
r..Iir-l li'1 thought to have some sport by con-
-'Dls'I and soaring him as be came up.
" pat blank charge in his gun, and
'"er coming up, did not detect him until very
~ "nea he took hold Of the gun, jerking The muz-
la against bis breast when the gun fred, and
800 sh there was no bali in il, produced instant
NJ sa'ed was brother Of 1t Col Dyer,
tba NHisa By negro soldier AZ this place, in
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF FAaM
Ltnd beiQnenF q tie estate m gsmes Eifkpatck de
ceasef, sft1nte Audcr1h coHnty tnd Ciuth
ahd t us % fhs kuaxfile aad Eshtneky aiirszd
sag stWe Clinton add tc eeai sniisas. N teIl pre-
Siousiy sposoi ~ " sid pablo sas gla Tie ssHet
house, i Glilton, Gle FIRST MONDAY ~ bscsmter.
Terma cash one third . b. paid down ona-thlrd d. 81
menfhs, and The Tenaindef Ia twelve naonths.
The said lands OK ABOUT 30 tIef divided
nt0 F0gH Yarns, iolIouHs
l. Valley Yarn Of 30 acrez Inc Atoa tafrs Aiiee
from Coal Creeta good Stock farm With s5csleRt mead0W
and good apla nd heavily tlnbcred ggod water e.
Q The Homsstcad River Farm % - icrc5 nterssctsd
BY Cane crsaa good WEtsr power ior inachlneFy Sth
river anG rai!road fsciiliesf -. re-
a Aiso River YARN ~ ioQ acre4 tbs Enroad,
miles from Clinton and $ from he coal tatlss. ~.
Woofand tract n over 80 acres Oh the east size o.
e1peh river haf mile from the Raossd-has good ap
ani Win abundance % ana nlisir and root wafer.
PcHa5ns Wishing aHlEfs the premises 1an AZ.
Aexahdor Kirkpatrick, Hnds creek, faai frtm Cl1iou.
other partienlafs sppJ either 10 hm hsrs 70 TT
oct zI-tdzE Il T. KflKpATRICE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

A BUSY man is locomotive and life track
Every night he drives into the house" and stops
Every morning he is fred up anew, and away he
goes switching OF in one direction and then IN
another In this routine Of business he forges that
The physical organization is Of the most delicate
kind. II hard iron locomotive needs constant
care, and 70 he well oiled up and rubbed of every
day, how much more necessary is it that all men
aud women should use Plantation Bitters, which
Are the plH ultra Of everything which Is neces-
sary 70 keep the system in perfect tone Of health.
MAGNOLIA WArER-superior TO the best inn
ported German Cologne, and st half the price.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

Direction Labels or Tar
Printed ST the Wbie ~ one
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
SENATE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. Is.
NEW HILLS ANn RKsoI.uTIoNs.

NV III.
Mr. Rodgers-To define the rights Of Union cit
liens This bill provides that i shall be the duty
Of the Governor 70 order the organization Of body
OF no. more than goo Union men, who shall be
satieaed Ia the county of Lincoln said force to be
enlisted in counties remote from that in which they
are 70 serve and 10 have the same pay and TO be
subject to the game regulations as mounted nfantTy
The bill also provides that if a. any time the peo-
pie Of Lincoln should express a wish 20 have this
force Withdrawn and shall execute through their
County Court full and sufficient bond for the good
conduct Of the citizens Of Lincoln, tie said force
shall be withdraw
The bill passed one reading, and was referred 70
the judiciary Committee.
To prevent loss Of zeal estate by improper valu-
alton. Passed one reading
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

Mr. Shepherd sent up a memOrinl from tho en-
ployces Of the Rogersvilic and Jacksonville Rail-
road Company foT reliefs-shat IS pay for work done
for the eompsny before the road passed into the
hands Of the receiver Mr.. Mckinney. The whole
sum due is under 81 goo. 1 f -
To amend an act passed March l3, 1868, entitled
q An act concerning the leasing and consolidating
Of railroads IN The State Of Tennessee. The bill
proposes to authorize the Governor 70 lease roads
which have not paid State interest upon certain
conditions. Passed nnd referred 10 Committee on
Internal Improvements.
To repeal an act TO provide for the reorgAniza-
ton supervision and maintenance Of free schools in
the State. Passed and referred 20 Committee on
Public Schools.
To amend an act compromising justices and ia
rofs. This bin gives officers who wait on courts
tho same compensation as that now given 70 jurors
Passed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
X largo lot,of Pwo.old Virginia
Leaf Tobacco.
L-
AGENTS FOR
Professor Horsfords,
SELF RAISING
BREAD PREP ARATION I!

Warranted to make good Bread, every
time sure. Makes moro bread and better
quality, and with less labor to make, than
any other yeast come and get a package,
you will save doubtlcas its cost in the sim
g!e article Of Lard or Butter
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
nousE BLLLs oS sEo9SD REAI9Na. !.

An act to protect the laboring classes Of Tennes-
by giving 70 those who cultivate the soilou con-
tract prior lien upon She produce raiied.
fx punishment for tho same.
An act 10 amend the internal improvement law
BY providing for the payment Of interest on State
bonds loaned to certain railroads.
SENATE BILL OK SECOND READING.
An act TO sell certain fuilroad companies in tho
State
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS

Authorizing the Goveriof to employ counsel to
defend the State in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States in the case pending regarding the Bank
Of Tennessee.
Calling upon thc General d0vornment TO pay The
expenses of the State Guards Of 1866 60, amounting
TO some 100000.
For the relief Of Daniel Ellis aud john Turner,
directing the Representatives of Tennessee to move
an appropriation TO remGnerato tho above named
individuals for services rendered the Federal Gov
eminent in plotting troops through the mountains
of Kentucky and Tennessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
HOUSE.
SENATE
FRIDAy N.

An act 10 Immediately surronder the McMinn-
vile and Msnchcstef Railroad = the stockholders
and repealing.any laws ipr payment from the State
treasurer Of receiver 81 sid rcad, Passei one
reading. 49, s1-
An act 10 settle up With sad PAY OF employes Of
the Memphis and GAINESVILLE Rsils9ad since it has
been in the hands Of State receiver. The bin pro-
vides that all amounts Of 81 300 upwards shall be
liquidated by coupon bonds Of the State, and that
less sums shall be paid BY warrants Of The Comp
troIler. AIsp. that the Governer shah appoint ?
commissioner e q sslary Of s. per day whose duty
il shall be 10 audit accounts TO said road. Passed
one reading.
and Accepted Masoas. Passed one reading.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS, ETC.

A bill 20 provide for the moro efficient working
Of public roads, and for other purposes.
Requiring railroad companies to carry the deaf,
dumb, etc, free Of charge. Withdrawn by the au-
thor &rfbE
Mr.. Cordell moved TO take up the motion to re-
consider the vote on House bill No $685. The mo-
ton prevailed and the bill was taken up again TO
amend the repleyin laws of the State" requiring
officers to hold replevined property two days, and
requiring defendants in replevin to execute bond
in favor of the plaintiff for double the amount of
the property replevned conditional upon the estab
lishment of his claim. Considerable discussion was
had on this bill, participated in by Messrs. eagle
Singetary, Williams and Agee 1t was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
III
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

TArOngG o caIyoiaia n l.cslty-tSo days.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
OCEAN sTzAafEEsl.
PACIFIc MALL sTEAEaHIR coMPA-
NY's THROUGH LINE TO CALI.
PoREIA, CHINA AND JAPAE.

Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02

Miscellaneous Paragraphs.

A Paris vagrant has been arrested for stealing
The blanket from the boa constructor IN the
Jaruin des Plantes.
= mammoth aquarium representing FingaFs
Cave is to be enc of The attractions at the Mar
thine Exhibition at Havre. .-------.-....
At the last performance Of the "Grand Ouch
{ $50 in New York, bon bonsand toys were
showpred upon The stage in place -oi bouquets.
Fred. Douglass was indignant because Con-
ne,ticus landlord wouldn't allow him at the
public table, and ate his meals in his own room
and in wrath.
The re cnt check robbery in New York WAS
not for plum der, out for signatures, which have,
doubtless, boon neatly photographed, and Will
probably soon make their appearance on forged
paper.
A negro delegate offered resolution IN the
Georgia Convention to the effect that no man
or woman, Of either race be allowed to Inter
marry, unless he and she, the contracting par
ty wants to-"
A Pittsburg mechanic crept into boiler TO
repair the inside When in, he Was taken with
internal cramps and began to swell, 50 that II
required the exertion Of nine men to pull HIM
out of the hole at which he went in
1t has been found necessary, in New York, TO
attach to wedding Invitations the notice, INC
presents will be received except from relations.
This promise Of immunity j. all that prevents
half tho invitations from being declined
The Dcsqret Nreps doesn't think Senator Cra-
! gin can do much to regulate the Mornons. II
| says Senator Wade once testified to tho good
qualities of the people Of Utah, but there Is not
much confidence to be placed in Benjamin.
A professional beggar in New York, who
made living by sending out her little girl
barefoot in tho snow to attract pity and pennies,
was naturally indignant when tho poor limo
cent WAS taken to comfortable house, and kept
| there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Gen. Imboden, Domestic State Agent of
Enumeration, having established an office IN
New York, under charge of Colonel Page,
his partner, and secured booth at Castle Gar
den, commenced operations few days ago.
Last week they supplied orders for able-bodled
men ). and the Niagara brought number OF
both sexes to fill orders sent on last week from
persons in Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield,
Prince George, Augusta and Albemare. Or.
ders are coming in very rapidly from the
country.
The Wheeling Register of Tuesday, says
"We saw a party Of twelve or fifteen colored
people yesterday evening, who were on their
way to the, Valley of Virginia They were
slaves before the war, but after it broke out
were liberated, and emigrated to Pennsylvania.
They have since been wandering about in the
Northern States, but could find no place like
their old home in the Valley and are now re-
turning to the scenes of other and happier
days.
The following persons have been pardoned
by the Governor: Reuben Wright, John Fitz-
hugh, Robert Wright, Cornelius Morris, con-
victed of burglary by the circuit court of Caro-
line, and sentenced to the penitentiary tor
terms varying from one to ten years Also,
Henry Miller, tho record of whose case has
been lost
The coored societies paraded yesterday in
Richmond, n celebration Of the fourth anniver-
sary of their emancipation. They we're adj,
dressed in the park by Governor Peirpoint'
James Mitchell, and George Rye, secretary Of
the convention.
By invitation of Judge Underwood, Repre-,
sentatives Washburn and Culom, of Illinois,
leave for Richmond to-day, to attend the con,
vention, which resumes its sessions this morn
ing.
The distillery of Emil Helfrick, in Peters,
burg, was seized yesterday, for violation OF the
revenue laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02
NARRIED.

At Mt Gilead, Fairfax county, Va, the resi-
dence of the brides father, on Tuesday, Dec.
31st, by the Rev Mr.. Aldrich, WILLIAM A.
DAILY, of West Virginia, to JENNIE
daughter Of M. NJ Jameson, esq.
In Phladelphia, Pa on tho 25th of Decem-
Der, 1867, by the Rev NJ d. Kurtz, Mr.. H. T.
PAYNE. Of Georgetown, D. g., to Miss MOL.
LIE LARCOMBE, Of Washington, D. G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02

TERRIBLE AFFEAY-A most shocking and
heart-rcndng alfray occurred in the usually
Quiet village OF YorkvI!e on Christmas eve
night, in which one young gentleman, nance
Smith was instantly killed, and another mortally
wounded, by person named l. Jones lr
seems that at ball given in the village, and
which was attended by the most respectable
and esteemed citizens Of the place, difficulty
occurred between Messrs j ones and Smith and
SNYDER in which Smith had his throat cut from
ear to ear, dying instantly, and Snyder was
MORALLY wounded Jones has given himself
up and was !, dyed in jaiI.-Char1oAe (M c.
Bulletin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02
I1I ED.

In Washington, Mt the residence of her sister,
439. street, north, at o clock g. M, on Wed,
nesday, January l. 1868, Mrs. ELlZABETH
A. CROSS, widow of the late Richard Y. Cross
of Alexandria, in the 5Gth year Of her age
msy- The funeral will talo place from the resi-:
dence Of her sister, on Friday (to-morrowj
morning, at 10 o! lock and will PROCEED to Al
exandria Va, where the remains will he inter
red The friends and relatives of The deceased
are respectfully nvit to attend.
On the morning of tho I'd ins ant, Miss JAN I
HUNTER, aged Y years. eS'- Her funeral
will take place from the residence Of her broth
or, Bushrod W. Hunter, on Saturday, ut II
o'clock g. m. The friends and acquaintances OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02
COM vi r. RICE r f..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET Jan. 1.-The market
this morning was quict--oferings light, and
transactions limited. Flour steady and un-
changed, with light ceipts. Wheat in very
limited supply, with small sales Of red at 223 for
inferior, and 255 for good. Corn in brisk de-
mand, but the offerings have fallen OF, and the
sales reported only amount to ll75 bushels,
which sold ut ia, rs and 49, principally at
the latter figure. Rye quiet and unchanged. -
Oats in light supply, and 10 transactions report
ed. Dressed Hogs in very light supply. Foul
try scarce and prices very firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02
National Conventions in 1865.

There is likely to be full harvest Of nation
al conventions during the year 1868, at the
threshold Of which we are now standing. OF
course there will be the conventions Of the two
great political parties, the Radical and the
Democratic The former has already been
called to meet in Chicago on the goth OF May
next, and the Executive Committee of the lat
ter meet in Washington on the 221 Of February
to appoint the time and place for holding the
National Convention 1t is also proposed to
hold a national convention of anti-war demo-
Gratis, or those who suffered arbitrary imprl-
sonment in the North during the war, upon
charges of disloyalty The Grand Army of
the Republic hold u national convention, or
first annual meeting, in Philadelphia, on the
18th of January for political purposes. There
will also be held soldiers and sailors ma
tiona convention for similar object. The
Southern papers are proposing conservative
national convention, to BIO held in louisville
on the 22d of February The eight hour, or
working men, will enter the national political
arena under distinctive banner, unless in the
meantime the organization be swallowed up
by one or the other of the great political par
ties. They will also probably have their ma
tional convention. 1t does not appear likely
that the Cooper Institute party that nominated
General Grant for President will hold nation
al convention, their labors being confined prin-
cipally to the issuing of circulars urging business
men all over the country to work for Grant.
Furthermore, we will probably have woman's
rights national convention, and, no doubt, q
negro supremacy national convention, COM
posed of the debris OF the old abolition party.
It would not be surprising if we should like,
wise have during the summer a national con-
vention Of political clergymen at some cool wa
tering place. This would be particularly re-
freshing assemblage during the hot weather.
At this convention, after disposing of the sub
ject of the Presidency, the congregated divines
might settle the vexed questions about the
holy opera, song worship, hymnoloey, psalmo-
dy, religious thcatricals and similar lively mat
ters without touching upon intricate and alb
struse church dogmas. Besides the above
there will be held during the year q perfect
swarm of State conventions, both in the recon-
structed aud unreconstructed States, white and
black but the greatest and grandest of all
these conventions will be the one held by the
American people at the polls on the day of the
Presidential election in November next, when
radicalism in all its forms will be swept away,
it is to be hoped, forever.-M Y Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02

RAILROAD MATTERS. On the 9Th OF Janua,
ry the passenger ears on the Southslde road
will run through. ia Norl'k, without change.
And on the same d.y, it is understood, the
passenger trains on The Virginia and Tennessee
road will run to Knoxville without change OF
cars, and thence to Memphis also without
transferring passengers. -Lynct6WV NeDs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02

NOTICE. There will be q regular monthly
meeting Of the RELIEF HOOK AND LAD
DER CO., THIS (THU RSDAY) EVEN No
AS the annual election Of officers takes place
at this meeting, every member should be pre-
sent. q. ED WIN ENI W ISLE,
dec PIT Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02

The Marlboro, (Md.) Gazette says :-'We
hope publisher of newspapers will refuse to
insert advertisements sent by Northern city
agencies except for cash. Our experience is
that more than one half arc swindlers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02

The National Intelligencer thinks that the
Radicals in Congress are not likely to settle
any financial matters, at this session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02

"CALvEs MIR j. IT, Ghccn, Of Alcxan-
dria, shipped North yesterday eight car loads
of cattle, among them several weighing up
wards Of 1000 pounds each We are INFORM
ed that these are but ca YES compared with
some whoppers which will be brought down in
a few days. LmchJmg NcWs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02

On Christmas day Judge Allison, of Phila-
dephia, gave the boot blacks Of the city a
grand dinner, and Col. Chids provided the hail
for the Hban1uet.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-02
SUNDRlES.

80 bbs. and hbd5. p. Il, double Rei"ed,
Crushed, B, and 3 Brown Refined Sugars.
~ bags Java Manila and RIO Coit4eS
30 boxes Stea~ine, Chemical and common
Rosin Soaps
Is boxes Adalnantine and Tallow Cand!e'.
10 bbls. and tierces Golden and Plain SYRUP
10 kegs Baking Soda.
20 half chests choice Gunpowder and me
dunn grades OoIong. Black and fine nncoIored
Japan Teas.
3 Frails Dates.
10 Coils Jule Corlagc.
s bbls. Table Vinegar.
10 boxes Humnl's Extract OF Coffee Aud
Ground Pepper, in papers ~,.,,
For sale by !. fLEMlN',
dec C. No. ., King street