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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08

FROM WASHINGTON.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January Sin the Senate,
to-day, Mr.. Rice introduced bill for the regu-
lation Of the price, and to encourage the pro
duction OF cotton. A number Of bills, resolu,
tons, &C., of no general interest, were intro
duced
The House of Representatives has been en-
gagged in the consideration of private bills.
Virginia
Several of the members Of the committee
Of Conservative gentlemen from Virginia,
appointed at Richmond, have arrived and will
have an interview to night with the Recon
struction Committee and other prominent
members of Congress- The speculations as to
the result of the conference and its effect are
various; the most prevalent, however, being
that little will be accomplished, as the Radical
leaders, in the State, are using their best en-
deavours to prevent any action, and are insist
ing upon direct vote, at once, upon the UE-
derwood Constitution, hoping to be able to
carry it. 1t is understood that the gentlemen
from Virginia are acting in concert with the
expressed wishes of General Stoneman, mill
tary commander of the State, and Secretary
Schofeld, who warmly favor the plan proposed
by the committee.
Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has been occupied to day
in hearing appeals of a local character.
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CoLoRED CONFIDENCE MANA short time
ago a colored man. hailing from Richmond,
arrived in this city and succeeded in making
himself SO agreeable to woman Of his own
color, that, at his request, she rented him a
room in her house. He however, soon disap-
peared, and upon examination it was found
that he had carried off with him every thing of
value that was portable that had been left in
the room. The police were informed of the
circumstances of the case last night, but have
not as yet laid eyes on the thief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08

MASQUERADE BALL.-A great deal Of pleas
ure, it is confidently expected will be enjoyed
by the many who have procured tickets to the
Eintracht masquerade and fancy dress ball to
take place tonight at Eihtracht Hall Every
arrangement necessary to render the entertain
ment unexceptionable in every particular, has
been completed, and no risk is incurred in as
suring delightful evening to all who may be
present.
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The WEATHER. delightful day
has gladdened alike the town and country. -
The sun has shown nearly all day, and his rays
had something of the geniality Of the Indian
Summer about them. The wind, too, was
from the South, and the atmosphere hazy. 1t
is said by those who remember the weather,
that the winters Of 1874 and 1857 had just
such spells in January as the one which for the
last two days has favored this section of country.
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Posi- OFFICES "A new Office is established
at Clark's Gap, Loudoun county, Va, and H.
G. Bowie appointed postmaster, on route from
Alexandria to Hamilton. At Brandy Station,
Culpeper county, George S. Carey is appointed
postmaster vice A. d. Wood, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08

MISSIONARY SERVICES, The missionary
services at Christ Church, last night, were well
attended Bishop Whittlc, presided, and adj
dresses were delivered by Rev. DR.. Andrews,
Rev. Messrs. Sprigg and McKim, and by
Bishops White and Johns. The collections
will be taken up on Sunday next. During the
services lady tainted while leaving the church,
but was soon restored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08

PRINCIPLES OF MAsoNRY.-Th Rev. h. y.
Willis pastor of the Baptist Church in this
city, delivered an able and interesting lecture
on the principles of masonry, last night, be-
fore Andrew Jackson Lodge.
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CITY ITEMS.

NoTIcE.-THE Harmonic ASSOCIATION take
pleasure in informing the public that they have
made great preparation for fine assortment of
fancy dresses to be had at their Hail. over
the Adams Express Office from Saturday until
Monday evening next, preparatory to their
masquerade ball, to take place at the Assembly
Rooms that evening. jan 5-It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08

HANDY TO HAVE IN THE HoUsE.-Amorg
the articles on hand at the.Freedmen's Bureau
in this city, when that establishment was
abolished, on the lst inst, were fifty collins,
which Col. S. 2. Lee has turned over to Mayor
Berkley. They will be stored in one OF the
rooms in the market house building, ana useo
as occasion may require.
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Mr.. BLoNDHEIM requests US to mention
to the citizens of Alexandria and the sur
rounding country that, owing to immense
success of business this winter, he intends to
sell his entire stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing out regardless of cost.
Go one and all,
And give Blondheim call.
At the corner of King and Fairfax streets
dec 28
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uary $, 1860.

RvNARKs.-The market during the week has
hoen very quiet and dull. but at the close we
noto an improved feeling and more animation.
The transactions in Flour have been light; last
sales of Super at SIS 25aS so; Extra $9a9 5O, and
Family Sl2al3 so for ordinary brands. wheat
MET, but prices shade frmer; receipts I'M
,rovipg: offerings of 6CG bushels, with sales at
tt175. $50 and 100; ono sale yesterday at 200.
Corn continues to advance and the MAI Ae'
CLOSES active offerings of 2OCO bushels, with
sales of white and mixed at IS, ~, 90 o. anu
s. the latter figures for prime; yellow Go. rye
ouiet. with sales at 1872; choice article Wouid
bring 1876. Oats duh, with sales at DO. oO anu
81 Corn Meal quiet and dull. Salt steady
and prices frmer. Wool quiet and prices low
ar Butter in fair supply and quotations lower
Bacon steady. Eggs have declined in prices
Dressed Hogs very active and prices trm 81
ga ner 100 lbs. Dressed Poultry In fair de-
mand. Turkies 16sl7c per pound; Chickens
- 5Oa5 Dor dozen. Dried Fruit In fair supply
RA1TIMokE CATTLE MARKET, January T.
Reef Cattle-Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Old Cows and Scalawags at 4aS4 o. ORDINARY
.bin Steers. Oxen and Cows at 5OaSo Oh lalr
to GOOD Stock Cattle 5aS6; fair quality keeves
6 75aS7 10; and the very best Beeyes oaS9 per
IO0 his. the average price being about 80 70
gross The market was moderately actlVe at
Inc beginning but closed dull at decline OF
about SOC per 1G0 lbs from the rates OF last week
Sheep-The market has been fairly supplied
during the past week, and with good demand
has ruled firm throughout. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair to good tat Sheep ut
4a63c per ID gross
Hogs-The supply this week has been light,
end quotations are 75c PEI 100 lbs higher. Prices
10 day ranged as follows: Fair to good fat Hogs
l4Sl5 per 100 lbs net the market closing hrm.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 6.-Stoeks strong, with
an upward tendency. Money much easier at
per cent Exchange 60 Geld 34f. Five
twentes 1862, coupons, 125. North Carolina 6s
65; now 621. Virginiss, ex-coupons, DO, new 81.
Tennessees, ex-coupons. Cos new 665.
BALTIMORE, January 8 -Virginiss. coupons,
old, 81 bid 90 asked. North Carolinas ex-
coupons, 65 bid, 651 asked; do. new 81 bid, SO
asked.
NEW YORK January S.-Flour steady for
low grades and extra, and dull and 10 to Is cts.
lower for other kinds. Wheat dull and nomi-
nQlly lower. Corn dull and about 1c lower.
BALTIMORE, January Section firm; mid
ding uplands 81 Flour dull and the market
isvOrs buyers. Wheat firm; prime to choice
red 225. Corn dull white 85a90; yellow SSa92.
Oats dull at 65aT0. Pork active at $50. Bacon
active; rib sides II clear do. 174al71; should
ers 144sl44 hams 1920 Lard firm ut 10 to 20.
Gold.
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PORT OF ALEXANDER
SAILED.
MEMORANDA
LONG BOAT ADA l.. LEE"
EnR SALE

SSs--7s TOIs Oh II III.
Under authority of a deed of trust to me from
Samuel X. Lee dated September 30, 1868 and
duly recorded at the Custom House. at Alexan-
dria, Va, will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the
10Th day of January, 1869, at IL O clock M at
Smoots dock, between Cameron street and
Ferry Slip, Alexandria at public auction, for
cash, the LONG BOAT ADA L. LEE" of
Alexandria, Va, thirty seven 73-l0O tons bur
then. s. FERGUSON REACU
jan Sdts Trnstee
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DIsPATOHEsTo THEGAZETTE
Death of Gen. Rousseau.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 8.-General Lovel II.
Rousseau died very calmly last night about
eleven o clock, having taken leave OF his friends
and staff shortly before. The manifestations
of regret are universal. To-day being the an
niversary of the battle Of New Orleans and
holiday, all the flags in the city and harbor
are flying at half mast and draped in mourning.
Death OF Hon. John Minor Bolts.
CULPEpER G. H., Jan S.-Hon. John Minor
Bolts died at his residence, Auburn, in Gull
pepper county, this morning, at | o'clock. His
funeral will take place in Richmond on Sunday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08

S. DEALHAM, 108 King street, invites atten-
ton to his elegant assortment of ready.made
Clothing for men and boys, which he is closing
out at reduced prices on account OF the lateness
Of the season. dec 81
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OYSTERS. Mr. Andrew Dolly, lower end
of King street, at his oyster opening establish
ment, has some Of the finest oysters that are
brought to this market. He supplies all orders
from customers
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CITY HOTEL,


CITY HOTEL,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The business of this house will be conducted
hereafter under the name and firm Of FRANCIS
u CARR, and the house is now open for the re-
ception of visitors. Thankful for past favors,
we pledge ourselves to do the best we can to en-
terrain and make comfortable those who may
call on us. VIM IL. FRANCIS
JAMES W. CARR.
dec 22-3m Proprietors
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IMMATURE ALMANAC-JAN'Y. s. 1869
SUN KosE............7 10 Moon RISES mig. IL
SUN SETS ........4 81 HIGH WATER e'g.. AZ
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JAN. s.
SAILED.
Steamer G. Knight, Denty, New York, by
iiooe Wedderburn Go.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship New York, Jones, hence at Phila-
delpha 9th inst.
Steamship Virginia, Drew, for this port,
cleared at New York 9th inst.
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD. -Strsyed or
Il stolen from Drover's Hotel. w est End, one
fat BUFFALO, RED and WHITE HEIFER.
Weighing about 500 pounds, with CALF. The
above reward will be paid for their return to
me- 4. ID. CATS,
ion S-eo3tx Droyer's Hotel lest End
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LOCAL NEWS.


subscriptions and advertising due, and hope
that those in arrears will pay up promptly, Gs
our business has to be conducted on cash
principle and accounts cannot be allowed to run
ion e. Or
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INSURANCE.

No. 81, King street.
Fire, Life and Marine Risks placed in relia-
Bile Companies at reasonable rates. Persons
wishing Insurance of any kind will find it to
their interest to consult us before placing their
risks
FIRE RISKS IN THE COUNTRY taken at
moderate rates sep l5-1y
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iJyHOMPSONS and other brands of K E
! WHISTLES, received and for sale by
GOULD u WlLKENING,
No. 80 North Royal street.
i'm 4w w. f. Henderson's old stand.
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Supreme COul

The Supreme Court has been occupied to d
in hearing appeals of a local character.
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NJ o T L c e

There will be acslled meeting of ORIENTAL
LODGE, No; g. Knights of Pythias, at their
hall, this (FRIDAY1 evening, at II O'clock.
BY order; GEORGE w. HENRY, CIV.
JAMES MURRAY, r. S. ian Sit
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~ FOR RENT-The HOUSE now occupied
Ms by myself Possession given Immediately,
by Supplying at 80 King St. e,
ian s ENOCd TN NJ 30.
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TNEAS-Gunpowder Imperial, Young Tyson,
1 Japan and Black Tea, for sale by
GOULD & WILKENING, .
iana4w No. 80 N. Royal st.
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New Yonx, Jan. S.-Gold to-day 1876
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HLIVE OIL-Genuine Italian Oil received
and for sale by
GOULD & WHITENING,
No. so North Royal street,
ian saw w. F. Henderson's old stand
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itRANBERRIES, CURRANTS. LEMONS:
- CitrOn. Seedless Raisins Soft Shell Al
mond', Layer Raisins, Pecan Nuts, &c, for
sale by BROOKES & TAYLOR,
dec 81 100 Prince stree,
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SALMON AND GOLDFISH just received
- and for sale by
GOULD s. WILKENING,
jan saw No 80 n. Royal street.
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DATENT DIRECTION LABELS, OF
L SHIPPING TAGS, printed at the Alex
andria Gazette Job Office, at SEC less per thous
and than Philadelphia or New York prices.
ian eff
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NLOVER SEED, &c-l0O bags choice Clio
~ yer Seed; Is bags choice Timothy Seed
Just received and fer sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
zee 81 Is King street
)ESlCATED COCOAN UT.
Jan BROOKES 81 TAYLOR.
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1865.
1865. 1868.
E-Yc would call immediate aften-

us WI WVEINa N%EEH IT'D '1h II S1 ~ "
ton to the necessity Of paying, at once, your
taxes for 1868, to the Sheriff He is pressed and
indulgence cannot be given These taxes must
be paid Examine your bills of 1867, and do
not confound the payment OF taxes for that
year with the taxes of 1863. They arc not paid.
ian 6-d6t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-11
road Notice.

TNUERE will be a petition presented to The
Il Commissioners ofJackson county. st their
regular session, on the first Monday in March
next. asking for the establishment of a county
road as fOllowa: ~ tAt.E x ~
Beginning al the old survey at tn Q southeast
corner of James Gordons place, in Liberty
Township, al the road running from the PiketOn
road to tho Portsmouth road, and past Simp-
sons Mill. From said starting point to run
south along the line between Vikings land and
John Garrett's, till II passes Vikings house !;
thence across the corner Of Frank Vikings
land to Gettle's; thence south along Gettles
fence to run thence to wind around the hitl
to the corner of Lakes coruaeld, on Gettle's
land thence south along said Lakes fence, and
thence the nearest and best wayto intsrtsct the
Basin Run Road atthelower corner of Jord0n ,
aeldl lay ~ = ~ W steal1 p frnf
| IN AAd also. 10 vacate so much of the said road
running past Simpsons Mill, as lies between
| Che place OF the commencement Of the proposed
| road. and Basin Ran. Thence OAst to Jordan't
watering trough thence south along JordOn's
| land 70 Beatty's Corner; thence south on the
| line between Tilmanh Oulp and @. Delay. to
| cherry tree on or near the line; thence tC
point Of rocks on the south side of Buckeye
| Creek, neat Culp's spring thence along the foo
| of the bin TO the line between Cnlp aud Delay
thence west along the line 10 CIlp's gate thence
south aloBsShe line between Ford and Delay Il
| intsrsect the Cove road aU
! Jan. q, '69-45w ait- PETITIONERS.
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DANGEROUS,

The chief danger from Dyspepsia Is that
the reduced strength Of the system may disable
1t from shrmouhting other intercurent diseases.
Sympathetic affections of the liver and lungs
efpsn have their origin in Dyspepsia, and may
become organic diseases and constitute not only
q source Of inconvenience but danger. Hence,
the sooner treO tment Is comtnenccd after the
.hrst symptoms of Dyspepsia are manifest, with
more certainty can the disease be thoroughly
expelled. DO not delay to seek advice from
unwarranted sources, but procure Robacks
Blood Pills, take them in small doses to stlmu-
late the stomach and lntestlnes and gently act
upon the liver, Then, take ROback's Stomach
Bitters regularly after each meal to tone the
stomach and assist the digestive apparatus, and
you will find the relief will be almost immediate
and the cure like magic. The Bltters sh ould be
continued for while after all symptoms Of the
disease have disappeared. These medicines are
prepared with the utmost care of materials hav-
ing especial reference to diseases OF the blood
aud internal organs, and carat all tlmes with
confidence be relied upon. ls
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Road Notice.

There will bo q petition presented to the
Commissioners of jackson County, at their next
regular session, on the, fret Monday in March
next, asking for the establishment Of county
road, as follows .... --..s. =.
Beginning at cornerstone in the road at the
southeast corner of Gabriel Evans land thence
south along the section line between n. G.
Pratts md the Fife land, to a stone at the north
west corner Of William Prentise's land; thence
along said limo between Henry Weber's aud
Samuel II. Stsphensons land to stone thence
along said line between GrifFe Dixon's and John
Coles land near the etesk to. the southwest
corner of said John Coles land thence east
along the line Between Milton Smith'e and John
Coles land to intersect the road leading from
jackson to Californla, near Milton Smith, house
Jan. 2e, 'e9--6w PETITIONERS,
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BGfTnTo%S pi.psn,.torr Of The unItsd st.....

DUcHU. i.s
ID From Dispensatory of the United ststss.1
DIOsMAf fCRENETTA- -BUCHU LEAVES.
PKoFEETlEs. Their odor is strong, difaslye,
and sothe~hat aromatic, their taste bitterhh,
and analogoas.tO mint, ~ E# sr3
MEDICAL PRorERTIEs ANp UsEs ~ Buchu
leaves are gently stimulant, with peculiar ten-
dency to the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Uretha Disease Of the Prostate Gland, and
Retention Or InOontinence of,Urine, from loss
of tone IN the parts concerned In Its eVacaatlon.
The remedy has also been recommended In Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous AfIec-
tations, and DropSy. f,ts
HEIMBOLp's ExTRAcT BUCHU Is used by per-
sons from the ages of IS to Is, and from IS to
56, or In the decline or change Of life after Con-
Apement. or Labor Pains; Bed.Wsttlng in
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract
Buehu is unequaled by any other remedy, as in
Chor osis. or Retention, Irregulnrity, Painfuness
or Suppression of Customary Excavations, Ul-
cerated or schirrous State of the Uterus, Leu
borfheas or Whites
DisnAsRS OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
AND DRoPsIcAL SwELLINas.-This his medicine in
creases the power of Digestion, and excitss the
Absorbents into healthy action, by which the
Watery or CalcarOOus depositIons, and all Un-
natural Engagements are reduced, as well as
Pain and Inflammation. - -
HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU has cured every
case of Diabetes in which IL has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck, of the Bladder, and Infa-
nation Of the Kidneys, liberation of the Kid.
neys and Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases
of the Prostrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder
Calculus, Gravel Brick-Dust Deposit, aht
Mucus or Milky Discharges, and for enfeebet
and delicate constitutions, Of both sexes, at
attended with the following symptoms: Indls
position to Exettioh, Loss of Power. Loss o
Memory, Diligently Of Breathing, Weak Nerves
Trembling, Horror of Disease Wakefuness
i Dimness Of Vision Pain in the Back, HotIIands
Flushing of-ths Body. Dryness of the Skin
Eruption on the Face, Paid Countenance, Uhl
yersal Lassltude OF the Musculaf;syStem, &c.
4 HELmBoLD's EXTRACT Bucfu ls Dluretlc apt
ood.Purifying, and cures all Diseases arlsinl
from habits of dissipation, excesses and impru
denoences In life; Impurities Of the Blood, dc,
eiperseding Copaibarin adeetohs for which 1t Il
} used, such as GoHpFrhea elects of long stand
Ing, and ayph1litid Affections these diseased
i used In connection with HGLMBoLD's Rosl
WASH.
''soid BY ali DfuEglsts and dealers everywhere
Beware Of epunteTfelh. Ask for Helhbold's
Take no other. PRtcE. 81 ,25 per bottle, OF
bottles fot $3.50 Delivered TO any address
Describe symptoms In all communications.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE tI
N steel engraved wrapper with fac-simile D
Chemical Warehouse, and signed a tafo l3fk
FEB. 4l6S4Iam Na' II. T. HELMB0LD.'
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Legal Notice.

GoLoM0N IsAMINGER Almond soue j.,
- and Dolly K Soule. of Yinton county, Ohio,
Peter Hoop SEN. William MeGhee, Eleeta R.
McGhee, Henry F Austin. Mary Austin, and
Edward Erwin of Jackson county. Ohio, Cyrus
Newkirk and Rebecca Newklrk, of the State Of
Missouri, William P Rathburn, Of the State Of
Tennessee. Ripley C. Hoffman and Matilda Hoff-
man, Of the Sfateof Kansas, Hiram G. Daniel
and Eliza W. Daniel, and Stewart A. Lasley
and Ellen D. Lasley of the State Of Ohio,
are hereby notified that petition
has been Med against them, BY Heze-
kiah s. S,sBundy, plaintif, in the Cont Of
Comnon Pleas, within and for the county Of
jackson; and State Of Ohio, and is now pending
whefen the plaintiff demands bat certain mis-
takes In the description Of eiglityfour acres Of
lands living in section three (3}, township eight
g, add rpnge seventeen % in jackson county,
Ohio ori einally, sold and attempted TO be con-
Veyed rabT- Solomon }Isaminger. and Others, to
Richard Kirkendall by deed bearing date Janua-
nv 8, 1853. shah be corrected and reformed 50 as
tG descrihs and convey the actual premises so
sold, As Asaforesaid. And that each and eyeEY OF
said iddefendants, except Edward Erwin, be re-
quired to answer the said petition. on or before
the 20th day of March, A. D. 1869. Or that
the several allegations therein viii be taken as
confessed HEZEKlAH 5. BUNDY,
Jan.2s,'Zst tF , -, Z Plaintiff,
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Early Marriages in Jackson County
1887. lA

-
Z Nov. 1Oth--Wm. H. Prics and Margaret Ann
Price, by John Baeus,J. P.
Nov. 16th-Adam Corn and Nancy ChilderS
by Geo. W. Hale, ]. P. a25a a'' ''.-4 2'.'' ''
Nov. 1sth-John Ogden and Hannah Waldren,
by John Shook, p. m
Nov. 25d-Jared Jones and Katharine Sellers,
by John A. swepSton, ]. P.
Nov. 79th--George Humphries and Lucsna
Daily, by John B. Gilliland, J. r., =.
! Nov. sOthAWiIliam Cave Gnd Elizabeth Cot
rell, BY John Snook, ]. P, ,--, a -~
q Dec. 7th--Solomon Mackley and Eliza RaubO,
by Henry Hawk, J. P. ~.
Dec. ybth-Morgan Davis and Mary Davis BY
Henry Hawk, J. P. VS. w" ~
Dec. 15th-Wllliam Brown and Rachel Hawk,
by George W. Hale, J. r. ,.a tf,l srflI.
Dec. 19th-Thomas HAtten and Ruth Bosn,
by James Scott. ,.s. e,s.1s4u. .~ap-r7o
Dee. 2eth--Holaday Young and Sarah Denny,
by Daniel Perry, ]. T. ..... L
The record here shows the following licenses
issued, but no return Of marriages. ligg1
Dec. sth-JOseph Williams and Elizabeth
Richard IL Z III * y lt ~ - -
Dec. sth--JOhn Sylvester and Mary RoOp.
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