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Ror the Union and Journal.
FREEDMEN,S WANTS.

On the banks OF the Neuse, ABOUT twenty
miles from Raleigh, the capitalofN. C. II sit
uated the village Of Smith6eld. It Is one Of the
oldest places in the state. About four years ago
school was opened by the american Mission
airy Association" for the colorcd people living
In and around the village. A building was
procured for the school, but was soon burned
by persons who did not wish to have "nigger
school' In the village. The colored people then
went to work and put upa building which
would accommodate as many pupils n two teach
ers could instruct. Not having the means ia
complete II, the inside was LEFT unfinished and
rough.
The school was large and interesting. Also
Sabbath school Of nearly two hundred schol-
ars old and young was in fourishing condi-
ton. At the end Of two years tho Association.
for want Of means, gave up the school and sent
the teachers home. This was . great disap-
pomtment to the colorci people. who said they
mud have school. and II they could get .
teacher would do all 1, their power to support
her. They therefore sent Mr.. Beckwith, an
intelligent eolored man up to Raleigh to beg Of
an. ,ss.h.-, th.rs n snd /. teacher FIR them NJ
- - :
omisnneid. .t
He had obtained the names Of many persons
pledgide themselves to do what they could for
her support. .~" .'.
:, A.. p.,.,.h ,...h.-, p.x n p.
~,,.. - 70 L." 80 :. IT,.
Dre"er, anu "'s' L. hN'"' W.. ~ .A
est In the matter. They sents letter 70 the
Am. Miss. Asoc. asking them II they could
pos,ib,v render any assistance, They promis-
a, IN -. 800. $50. ...,..r.
P"y 80
salary Wnicn was al hey oouid 10. n 'eacher
was accordingly procured. and a school opened
,hs last weck In Feb 1868 n has hem kent
A. 49,. a.. a.. AZ ia, a..
oPen UP !" 'P'e'en' e"'0 o0'' io' wa" WV
exception OF the month OF July.
The colored people thought best to have each
n,,,, ~ ,vsrtv A.. .cn,, . month IN order
f~P' a, .N',I', It.
70 get money 70 pay 'ne S"chers oooru' "h''n
would 30 $500, per week. This they have
done, consequently mono could attend the school
,ho .o,,d NOT r.;.e tven,v Ace cents and the
- -, -. nv. r.
poorer classes nave oeen snu' ont. Inc aAs
school nownumbers Y and tho Sabbath school
ITO. Old men and women VIII Walk iGul, nvs
and SIX miles to tho Sabbath school and stand
looking in at the door and windows; when nsk-
by the teachers to come In. viii reply, I'VE
doesn't know enough, We cant read, but when
told they were just the ones tne scncol nIor'
VIII come In and become regular attendants.
Tho oolored people OF sm,'aheld, are oil baptists
and Methodis'' and hold sne,r meetings IN ' is
school house. When they can getr BsPt ist
~, ,Ssy 10 Sed a. 20 o' to heap
him. Their ministers are mostly Ignorant men
and can give their hearers put niue reai ihlor-
nation, One tok his text from the ard CHAP
Of Rome meaning Romans. 4.
The men and women are very anxious 70
have an evening school, Is they cannot attend
BY day, bat one teacher cannot teach Gay ana
night She opens her usy sohoo, a. n: N.
and teaches TIL D Z. NJ; then teaches her SAD
oatn scnooi IrVn DS-..,. ...JI
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To the Honorable County Com missioner Of
the County Of York. b.. .. ''
TUE undersigned citizens Of Biddeford respect
Il fully represent that about the year 1881, the
than County Commissioners Of York Couaty, 10
Gated a.rosd across 6ooch Island In said Bldd' ford
four rods vide. and that raid road hiss never BEEN
opened or improved according TO said locstion Ia
tho present time, neither does the public conven.
ience require 30 wide road across said Islanu.
width of said road across said Island, and % In du.
~ bound will ever pray. JEks sTlneON.
s nidSoe,rt Qsnt % iafs -...
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and nay s cisss thrown Cd By sosSinE tSs isst II
warn water. wrappisg uy vsfn IN -, ssA taking
tso or tsrsS Of .fsFSss Psrptivs hiis-
.s::sy ,s: Fss.ssss, ~, 3 F; s,s
- snsasioss bsyssd any ether nSdieins. It Il
sdsY>sd 70 . great variety Of .pssil ssssS nd %
ths bsst paiA ii Ter IN thS world. : :,
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.N-esv .adverss sessssssss.
no.t H.l.,. Wanted.

Your eustow sost-usksrs wantsA inmsdhtelx1
% whom high wages and steady employment w
DO Given. CIV Ant. BoornsI.
% Main -, $500.
sseo, Oct u, issa .. %UH
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A.. requested 10 slan,os NJ daAs -
ssSees,,1i .ip si,sehsd 70 th<,s pspss, a. Nh u
the pfins 49, "a vheh The sabsesipaoa pad- 20
S n:,sss. es mean. tina. The .s's'sss -. ~ ssss
May Isl ausvsk 90 thai ths isSsi conseAne
.nssi.s 4. fsii iOs ,hs tine .hlea n: sssss.ssss
Hsess san.ersrss IN s1as - rSsssssa 70 nvsse
a. sams dur. imssdssu.
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WHAT MAKES YouR HAIR 30 BEAUTIFUL,
Mas. q A ALLnuS hPaovsp tass sfris) HAN
kBsroREn o. DRassIne, (sa sss kstHs.) Price One
Dollar. Every Druggist sells L. tw.ll
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT COURT or TIE UNITED STATES.
INSTRUCT OF MAINE.-rn the matter Of Georye
~ Y. Aver, BANKRUPT. in Bankruptcy. Ths u
N the Court this ninth day OF October, ls6S By
Ueorge y. Aver, Of Portland. . BANKRUPT. praying
that he may he dccreed 20 have . nal1 dischsrgc
Act. and upon reading said petition u 10 Ordered
by the Court that o hearing he had upon the sane.
on the seventh day OF December, a. D. 100, htiors
the Court In Portland In said District. o. Joen
p. D., and that ell creditors who have pfov.a sa.
debts and other persons In interest. may sppestss
said time and place, and show e.n,e. , sny no,
have. why the prayer OF w ss,d P s upRsBIE. NV
DO granted. NN. J.. "; s,i.,,,.,
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Dispatches ffom Tie plai,s ~ thAt ill ofour
fOroes sre IN motion, and stirring nsvs may b
expected shortly. 4
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In Kennebunkport, Sept q, Allison Eigar sou Of ALI
son u and Mary N. uf, aged IL years, II months and
Q daya "Bcssl are the deal who die In the Lord.
In Lisbon. Oct. Q, Henry Jorlan, aged u years.
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The arm OF Roberts 4 Desring. grccers 70 THIS
asy dissolved by mutual consent AL debts due
t me nrm must be settled Immediately, and dsou
sse Ven The hrm should b psessased fos pay
ment. A. n. RoBERrs,
JonH d. DEERrSG.
eacO, Oct 4, le<3 J0tt
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The New York Sun. concluding brief re-
view Of the questions at issue, says;
"wss Il NOT insanity In the Democratic party 10 assert
the issues Of the war; and 10 20 Into this campaign upon
themi IL seymour better leader than Lee And Is Il
not the same man that has been ptted against them
bothw
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sv1 Clerk Of Di,,rie. css ~ .ssd pi.ir,e.
DrsTRlcT COURT or TIE VSirrp s!5fs'

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UEiTED fxz1fEs.
DISTRICT or MAINB.-In the mattoS>a por-
~ acc Bacon. bankrupt. In Bsnkruptev MS
ed TO the Court this eighth day OF O0tSSWI BY
Horace Bacon, OF Diddcford, q BANKRUPT, SGnying
that he may BIO decreed 90 have full dfscharES
Act. and upon reading .sd petition. Il 10 ord.rsd
by the Court that hearing be had upon the same,
on the seventh day Of December, A. d. 1863 bcfbro
the Court In Portland, In said District ut O'Clock
7. D., and that all creditors who have proved their
dsb1 and other persons In Interest, may appear at
'aid time and place, and show cause, II any they
hnve, why the prayer OF said petition should not
DO granted. wM p. PREBLR
3wt3 CLERK OF District Court for ssid District.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
DISTRACT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

nISTRICT OF MAINE.-ln the matter Of
~ Vim. II. Noycs, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
This Ia 10 giyc notice that petition has been pre-
sented to the Court this eighth day Of October. BY
william II. Noyes, OF Kittcry.a bankrupt. pr.y-
charge from all his debts, provahle under tho
bankrupt Act, and upon reading said pet! II
Is Ordered by the Court that hearing be had up
on tho same. on the seventh day OF December, a.
trict, ut O'Clock r. 81 and that ell creditors who
have proved their debts and othor psrsons In In:
terest, may appear at said time and place, aud
-.l.,~ s~.ss u --S they have whv tho prs.s. Is
said petition should not Q granted:
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N Ne. Issk Israsl y csaasres nov
tsReaAs' Il sssshs Seymour.
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cATARRH CAN BE CURED.
Headache relieved, and, In ,act every disease Of the
and head permanently cured by the use OF the well
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FOUND I

FOUND
\ W. MALLst, containing certain sum Of money.
~ The owner can have the same by proyiu. prop
cry and paying for this advsrtL.ensnt.
Kennsbunhp port, Oct. 10, ,sss sSst
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Readers German Snuff.

Try H. for u costs but Is oents Yor sale by al dusgsts
OF send IS cents to o. p. SEYMOUR CO., Boston, and
receive o boz by return mall 0ctlSsp1yif
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DIED.

r Notices Of deaths, not exceeding six lines, inserted
free, above that NUMBER nj regular advertising rates.
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Dissolution Of Oopsrtneship.

esoo, Oct u, 1850.
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!, los i SUMNER STREET, BOSTON. MASS, 4,
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l,EExE 7EARKET

New York, Oct. 27.-Moncy in demand
at per Ct. Exchange q. Gold 343: Five
twentics, 1862, coupon IS: Ten.iortles, cou-
pom S.. N. G. sizes &C. Virginia skies, ex-
coupon TO.
, BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Virginia SKIES, old,
inscribed, ATT bid, As asked do. 1867; 40 BID,
49S asked; do. coupon, old, 553 bid, 564 asked;
do. coupon S. bid. North Carolina skies &C
bid. South Carolina SKIES so bid, Is asked.
NEW York, Oct. 29.-Flour dull end droop-
ing. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn la2 CTS.
better. ,..t.. ... ... .....-
BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.--Cotton firm; mid
ding upIands 25a254. Flour dull, and prices
nominal Howard street super $7a775; do. ex,
ira IS. 50all; do family ll.50al2. Wheat very
dull and lower; sales of prime red at $235.
Corn very dull and lower; prime white llOal20o
yellow 10. Oats dull at 65a70. Rye noml,
,naly140al50. Pork quiet at $50. Bacon firm:
nib sides 16$al7 clear do. Il shoulders l344a
l3a. Hams 1921. Lard dull at Isl.
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e. dsaes.ra s. Wise.

. ( Zeal EStdle ENGtOHGtIo.j
EgOMMiSSlONER'S SALE.-By virtue Of a
= decree Of the Circuit Court Of tho county Of
AlexanLria, rendered at It's =, an9 term, 1855, in
the suit of Garfield, Bro. y Co, vs.: George
Duffy ct al, in chencery, the undersigned, Of
fers for sale, by public auction, on SATU I'D ~,
the Slst day OF October, 1868, ut Y o'cloc!l m,
in front Of the Mayors office, q TEN E. SssssE2
MENT and LOT OF GROUND, OH the k2a9G-
east side Of Royal street in the city OF AieZaa7
dria, and bounded 81 follows Beginning .! H.
inches north Of Cameron street. and running
thence north on Royal street Al feet ! nches !
thence east parallel to Cameron street 81 leet 2
inches thence south parallel TO h66ysI street III
TEkMS;-One-tonth Of the purchasc-m0
to be psd in cash end the residue Is IN three
Dectiyely, from day OF sale; the deferred pay
Imenfs to be secured by the bonds Of the pNr-
chaser, with good personal security, bearing
interest; The title to be retained until iuII Jay
ment OF The purchase; money, and the properly
to be resold at the risk Of the purchaser on derr
fault Of such payment Stamps and COSTS o.
GEO. W. BRENT,
.,eid CGmm'r OfSale.
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By Green a. wise,

.. Reai Estate AuCt!Oneef5.j .. ,
.LTOM Ii SSLONER' SALE OF a ER I
< DESIRABLE FARM IN FAIKFA Z
COUNTY, VA.--By virtue Of 8 decree Of the
Circuit Court Of EairIay county, prUnouncod Ut
Its June ccrul 1866, in the cause OF VIM. Earnest
VS.. Anne Maria Hustin Ell ais, the undersigned,
Commissioner therein named, will, on SAT
"UKDAY, the 31st day OF October, 1868, ri j.
o'clock m, in front Of the Mayors Office, Alley
aadria, Va, offer for sale, by public Guction the
following property, to Wit
q TRACT OF LAND. in Fairfax co, Va !,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND n IN hT !
ACRES, more or less lying on Blackjack run,
and adjacent to the Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas Railroad. The land IS we'll "htered
and timbercd shout four miles from AiexaldrlN.
The land is improved, oDehaf cultiYatei d,
and the other in timber. There is q two 6$z&
story BRICK DWELLING on it; also .&G12ss,
frame barn; an apple orchard and other truIL
trees The land adjoins Mrs. Virginia 6cott's
and Mr. g. d. Stout, who live: on IT, #lIl SAo"
it TO any one who desires 10 purchase.
TERMS-0nc-fourth OF the purch&S0uOney
10 be paid in hand, the residue in three equu!
instalments Cf six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest thereon from the day Of sale; the
deferred payment; to be secured by retention
Of title until they are paid, and the IfSt iay-
Inent 10 be forfeited upon the failure Of the pu"
chaser to comply with the terms Of sale.
This land, rs il lies near the cities OF AieAAh q
dria and Washington, and is suitable loc farm
ing or gardening purposes, offers peculiar III
duc2rncnts 20 purchasers who desire TO locate IL
Fairfax county. GEO. ". BhaNI'
oct G-2awtd Gommi. sioHer.
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Esr j FL, B,arrn4t. AuutEoncer.

COMMISSIONERS? SALE or KING ST.
y PROPERTY. execution of . decree OF
the Circuit Court of the county Of Alezandria,
rendered. cn the 9th Of August, 1853, III the
suit in chanccry Of Baggett and wife vs.. John
ston ct al, the undersigned Commissioners,
will offer for sale, by auction, at the premises,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of NoTem Der.
1868, at u o'clock m. . two-story DRiCk - ~
HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND in tie EE=:A
city Of Alexandria, situated On the south side
Of King street, - feet 5 inches east Of FaycttG
street, j. f&ct inches front on King street. ana
100 loet deep, to effect alley, The Improve.
mcnts gre u very convenient and substantial
DMELLAG and Sa 5 T tn back @SIc Snd d53
ev to be paid down at the time Of sale, and on
the ratification Of the sale sufficient, in addition,
to make onc-fourth OF the whole purchase
money; and the residue in three equal install
ments at SIX twelve and eighteen m9Hnth, WIN
b. the notes Of the purchaser, satisfactorily en-
dorsod and deed Of trqst 9Roa the p psFty
and the policy transferred 10 US. Stamps and
JncdS Of nurchasor's cost. z. JOHNSTON.
D. L. SMOOT.
M 24-cots Comm'rs. Of Sale.
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HEw G.wnaFs Il NWiGa.

CTgAM FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE By
y PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed
Of trust from "trhe Friendship Fire Company
of Alcxandria to me, for the benefit OF Hoy,
Kennedy & Co., of New York, ! will offer for
sale ct The Engine House, On Alfred street, be-
tween King and Prince streets in the city OF
October NEXT, At y o'clock n, the STEA Il
FIRE ENGINE belonging to the said COM
p2ny. It is first class article, nearly e#, and
in colnp order ana condition.
TERIS-The sum Of 81, COZ 10 with interest on
$500 part thereof from March 18th, and on
1863, viii be required in cash for the surplus
such credit will be allowed as tho company
may designate. ~. B. RICHARDS, JE.
sen 23-t5 trustee
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PHOTOGRAPHIC? NEWS.
SPECIAL DIspArCREsT no Tn LEG ZHT"
Ero7,, Gaufr,z . asser ss.ss

New YORK, Oct 29-The steamer Alaska
brings Panama dates to the 10Th inst !, aud
| 1925, 900 in treasure from California. Gen,
! Warrtn, Minister To Guatemala. iz among The
! passengers. 20. zGl -
r. T. Perkins late Postmaster at2San Fran.
cisco, died on the voyage. IRON tfiat city to
| Panama. .!g @a aL 5t3@
Two small vessels laden with arms, cvade1
the yigilanco Of the Panama .aaathorities and
esca ped. to Los Santos 10 aid the rey5!ptionlsts
there Two men owning the boats escaped ar
rest by taking refuge on The steamer Nevada,
although soldiers were sent to theYessel for
the purpose Of apprehending them. rs 81
Several Costa Ricans aud Nicarauguans
have been impressed as sodicrs to JOIN the
expedition to put down the rebellion in Chirii7
| qui, which expedition sail ed with President
Carreoso Us Commander s3gg
Several political prisoners confined at Pana-
ma have been released on giving bonds.
Acapulco advices state that the Port of
San Bias has been nearly destroyed by bur
rican and tidal wave, which caused the loss of
four lives. @ 4a.rH gra4A h.101
Valparaiso dates to O3t.o3l state that great
damage had been occasioned throughout; Chill
! by heavy rains. Forty. persons were drowned
| in the swollen rivers. and the crops in the
Southern provinces hayeibeen seriously damag-
ea, which entail much suffering. j i
Senior Flores had arrived from Esu4dor to
complete joint treaty Q! peace with Spain. =.
Ecuador and Peru favor DR.. Stewards plan OF
arbitration, but Chill ta7ors the independent
truce, recommended by France and England. ~
Araxcopa is over run with bandits, and ths
government Is poweress. = linz lr
Communication betteen Talcahuana and
Conception is now suspended at high 'RateF,
owing to the extraordinary tides, which have
done much damage. The water at Taleahuana
has been so hot as to throw up all the fish in
cooked state, and great subtereancan rqmbings
are frequently heard 2 1-.'' 4
The official report Of the loss Of the public
Offices at Arequipa puts the amount at $2.079,-
600. s-@sz>s
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4 "A GARD.-If looking over the Gazette O
the 2Sth inst, under head Of police report,
see my name, for disorderly conduct on las
Friday night. Permit me to say no disorderly
conduct was intended, nor, for my part, with
many citizens Of the same opinion as myself
was any ;disorderly conduct committed. lt-has
been the custom for years, in this city, during
Presidential campaigns, to fire Oft this same
!''oidsCoon Killer" know there is q law
against firing within the corporation limits,
but in times of public speaking and professions,
no notice was ever taken of it, only in case Of
damage to property; i any had been Gone on
that occasion, parties 10 the city held them
selves responsible : I'think great injustice has
been done me in ining me, when SO many have
gone free on similar occasions" IN.
Sla .,t. ''Y cry respectfully, - =,
x sr% - I p ~ L. HARRISON KELL.
o., .. ALEX ANDRIA, Oct. %, 1868. ss:s:
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Prize EieTpE @aNEp mAG1.

Ri LYNN, MASS, Oct. 29.-The pEize fight for
the championship Of the world for $4,000, be
tween Ned O'Baldwin and Joe Wormalls
commenced at Lynnfeld, twelve miles frqE4
Boston, at o'clock this morning. One round
was fought in ten minuets; and at It's close a
squad of fourteen Lynn Policemen broke into
the ring and seized the principals before they
could leave while the crowd scattered like q
Rock of sheep. eaaa5 ~. 4.siz laa .,E, ~
The arrested parties were brought. to Lynn
for arrangement before Justice NeWhalI. <''t 80
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NEAT WoRK.-The feoord-in the case Of the
Alexandra and Washing ton Railroad Company
ct. ais. vs. the Washington, Alexandra and
Georgetown Railroad Company ct. ais, occu-
plying one thousand and thirty-one pages, with
an index of six pages, has just been transcribed
by Mr.. George H. Ramey, the efficient Deputy
Clerk of the County and Circuit Courts of this
county, and constitutes a large sized volume,
which, for neatness, equals any work ever be-
fore turned out of the Clerks Office,
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TX :. OF LHUiI!tt5 AUNsV3I1 "0'
Stafford CO.; oct 12--eOts iiHiI a&s -.n

C4OMMIssIONER'S SALE OF VAhUA-
y BILE LANDRY virtue Of 3 decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Stafford county, made at Sep
TENDER term 1868, il the case Of Williams vs.;
Carter, the undersigned, Commis5ioner,r will
offer At PUBLIC sale. at Stafford Court House,
1868, that being Court day,s VAL ABL 5
TRACT OF LAND, lying ia said county; con ?
tanning about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES The soil is very productive; lies
within one mile Of navigable waters of AQUA
pine wood, readiiy convertible into money.
Z TERMS-One-tbird cash, and the residue in
equal instruments of one and two, years, bearing
Interest; the purchaser to give his bond, with
good personal security, and the title retained
~. JOHN. H. SUBTLE, Comm'r.
s.. ford nnuntv- oct l2-2aWts
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q ca T. y 7 e NE g..

NJ, ArExarpn1A AND WASHINGTON RAIL
I'm EMBRoaL1o. An injunction was sued
Nv # the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court o.
AZ. y county, this morning, By James 5. French,
s 'n and served by Sheriff -sseuart, upon
Walter Lenox, Samuel NJ; Shoemaker, the
Adams Express Company, GA. Stevens, W.
r Phelps, and j. Dean Smith, restraining
tham aud any other persons claiming or hold
no apv of the stock Of the a. & w Il; f., i.
~ q. from holding 4 meeting Of the stookhold-
g - which Wss advertised to be held to-day at
1aM at the Mansion House 10 this city, and
= ,,estrain Shoemaker,I his agents and attor-
news from representing, or causing to be repre-
.sented, and irem voting upon, or causing to be
voted upon,. the stock Of French under pre-
tense Of authority ofacertain mortgage which
said French heretofore executed 70 said shoe'
maker. @.iaDi25st.i..5 2tIs -, -, 80
ri A reporter fol-, this paper was on hand at
the the time and place Of themeeting, but upon
anplication for admission into the room in
which were assembled the parties upon whom
the Injunction had been served, was informed
ttbst the meeting was strictly private, 1870 :.
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Flour MilE Destroyed

TROY, N. Y, Oct. 29.-The large Touring
mill at Waterford was burned last, night, TO-
gether with the stock valued at $25, 900, and
insured for $4,000. The loss on the mill is
$50, insured for $l3, 500. ~ l.,.. ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-29
RSy Green 81 Wise,

lScGl EsLSLG tAuCLlClLcH41.(
TNM MISSION Frs SALE OF E4L,G7 . !.
y BILE REAL ESTATE AND WAnER
POWER IN ALEXANDRIA. COoETI !,
VA.-By virtue Of DEGREES Of the Clrc"It Co"EL
Of Alexandria county, Vs. rendered III me sut
Of Swami against Dempsey and others NE az
dersgned, as Commissioner therein HI I!
will proceed on SATURDAY, the GeAtH Gay 81
October, 1865, ut Y o'clock m, in rom OF t40
MAYORS Office, in the city Of IezaHdTia To sell,
ted in tho said county Of AIeNandrin, on Tho
| WI Of -Four Milo Run, about three miles
gr~no AInxsndria, on which DR.. X. s.. AieA"H.
a. o.i rns;1cI ard Of which he died seized, con
t rGt "a acres, 3 roods and Is poles.
'"' hisG5 y TRACT adjoining the above, with
r,ctor Dower. formerly used IN connection with
iT"ctory. containing q acres.
TERMS -One-Grth Of the purch&se-Inoney 10
cesh, and the residue in three equal payments,
a. sir twclyc and cightcon months from the
DIV Of sale; the deferred payments to bcar ia
1883 and to DO secured by tho bonds Of the
nrrehnsor, and the lille 10 be retained until !"tI
payment is made. r,r,,rr,c car4,o.,
GEO. VIM BRENT
.oon 9-no,1 Comm'rs. Of Sale.
P6STPONBM MNT-Tho above sale has been
nostnonod until SATURDAY, theTth Gay Of
November when it will occur at the same h0nr
and place. oc' 10-eo'0