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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-21

TgRRIBLE .SHDogaNG AFFAIR IN
EDsRRIID Orig MAN KmBED Asp
ARe1HER BADLY rWeuNDED.-7Ths
augusta, Chronicle. of the 9th publishes
thes folloRing account Of terrible affair
which oecprrad in Edgefleld on the day
pfszious,s .esSksk IS 555
Gas our readers mrs all aware of the
nature of the affair ont Of which the
difficulty between the Addison family
aud Mr, d. Crcsswen arose We will not
al.ude to IL in this connection. but merely
give Ehe history Of the recent tragedy as
given to us by our informant. On last
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10

tlupfes unb 99mersen, bic id n'e auSor bate.
Gs 1T bies eiu fur9tbarer 8ampf. S@ ps'b
nidt, mie lanse ct pauern rcer .ple er eneen
merbf.
,,Dbne ;rsenb ,pslde 5ilfs, far9te i'd sraan'
iinnia III tperbeu. gBas irl id tbun"
5ier, ibr anabsn, betra&tet eu9 eies S'le>
be.or ibr cine Gisarre anitedt. es siebt b's w.
fabruns faff einesSsben suieoer, psl@sr lld e'ele
ltntusenb ansepSbnt bat. @irs IS l't Ieenen,
feline @elunobeit su serIieren unS ein S!lase gu
perben2 gDenn ibr nebr Betreis serlaust, ebe
ibr eua basu entf4liebt, tann frast ben na@fen
b.lten ssreuub, ben ibr trtfft rel&er lanse Sa>
BAT aerau&t bat, Oh Ct bies fir gut balt. 9Str
fanben nod ME einen @ann, mel@sr bem att
bern ben &atb ertbeilte. iit bisle untusenS an'
auaewSbnen. Den 9eioeneen, bsr f@ e'nea
Ratb erbittst aS&teu mir fasen: ~6e@te ben
aampf aus auf bieler 2inis." es w're "'ett
ben aanaen @cmmer tefen. gieQsi9t IN tue"''
aen Bo&ea ii Der @emobnbeit bic @pise ab'
eebro9en unb ee werbtn einen flaren a'pt ela'
fil9e @lieber, serbef1erte allsemeine @eiunebe''
unb eiuen freien Self fublen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
Gin 8ub fir Rnabe,t.

Gin Correspondent an ben ~Wm. ASr'ta!ta'
rift" l&reibt:
sd bate bic @ewpbnbeit Gabaf In Seri@te"
benen Gormen gu eetrau9en, uno 3war ieit ldn'
ger ais rs Sabrsn. SD lernte biss als 3nabe,
met i'd bas lsrusn moQte, pas Mdnner tbaten.
Sir cine lanse 3eit fonnte id ni@t be8re'tsr,
baB es mir @9aoen brinse. aussenommen, Dap
es meinsastbem unansenebm ma&ts, ,uno mtine
@sltQi@aft fiji iol@e lditis. wel@e o.n Iabafs>
aeru@ nt&t liebten. A!lein enpIidb slaubte td,,
.pas n,eine 5rsuups mir laeteu. @lsine 2uft-
rSbre, mein 9opf unb mstne Nsrpen lsioen in
Golae tes @ebrau@s ess @iftfrauts uno i&
peiv, pab i'd mid nur uter@eiunebsit srfreusn
faun, penn i& es aufsebe. Iies tbue it jsbt
arein es it ties Gin aampf tpie Der sinss Sfla>
seu nit einsm srauiamsn 6errn. SD perbrinse
uualiidli&e Gage uno f6laaoie Nadte msin
@emitb lit peraimmt s|llss isbt bitter aus, i'd
fam msineu manfenpen @eban'tn auf feinen
teeen punft Isuten. 9@ babs Sopf~sb, 5er,-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
st. Naul, Wtinueipta, gamfta9 BEN 10. 2lpril 1869

12. Sulius /. resierte bic Stride ebrllt'
nit pielem Nubme. Sein Name 1T pesen eea
src6mitbissn S9ubes, ben ct benz beiltsen
MtbanaTus, onsr sielmebr terairde letblt srruie~
fen bat, in ben Sabrbiidern Der 6ri1liben @e=
19iate berubmt. Starb 352.
13. 6ermenesilb, tSnisli9er prin3 Spn
@panien, mubte wssen tes 8sfsnntnil1es oss
fatbplil&en @laubens spn ieinem arianii9 &C.
innten gater gnssrbiente Mibbantlunsen bull
ben, uub ta er aus ber 9anb eines arianilden
Bildofes bic Gpmmunion ni9t annebu1en roIl-
ts, rurbe er auf 8efebl ieines unmenl9liden
@aters srmorbet 585.
IA. Itburtius, elmer ecn zen beili8en
glutseussn, bic im Stem Sabrhuneerte unter 6.
Mleranber listen, srar 8ruber bes hsilissn Sale
rian, pelbe teioe BON cer beiltsen Saellta gum
@lauteu befebrt tpurben. 9tarb 229.
Is. Qibmina, su Gdibam in 9oaano
1880 son armen Gltern sebureu, erttus BET SO
Sabren bic psinlidfsn @@mersen NIT beianbs-
rer Grsebune in ben oSttli@en Willen. @te
gtbt uns esn Vetlptel pee menlVll1en @t|"'eo
uub ter ssniden @Ite in ibren 5ibrunsen.
Start 1883.
t6. gnfratibes mar bel Sarasc7a 3su-
gin ber Gsrfulsuns ber Gbrifeu untsr Dtotle<
tian. Gsm 5silisen Gifer ansetsisben. ssrptes
Ge benz 2enbpFessr tas eraulame 9erfabren,
wurauf Fe ielba srauiam semartert spurse uno
i'm Rerfer ibre Starter beialob.
II. Mnicet NadfOlser bes 9eil. Plus l..
auf oem rSmilgen Stuble, bat ii9 burd ieine
leltenen Berbienne unb Iuseneen bis su eieler
ernen Bil9ofswiirbe empprseiduunsen. Uon
benz unE9tbaren Oberbaupte Der Stride bur9
idwere 2eiben unb STARTER CUR unserwelfli9en
Rrpne abgerufen 16S.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
0as 9mnter9rii,t-
(gen alexandra, t. prinseifn scn Basera,

(g5en u esA npr q, !. yr1H5elFn SpR Oa9e'"'J
Nn eir,em g1intertage serleitetc MID rnetne
2iebe 3ur Natur, Elm peeen ieinsr S9snbstt BE-
rtbmtes Gbal aufufw&en. SD batte ss I'M
Monat Suli in leinem reiben @ommsri9mude
se1eben unb fanb Is mieber BON @9nes slei@"
lam nit eir,eu1 Qei9entu9e tebedt, unter tpel-
ebtm bic Blxu,en uno bic @rd(er beareben la~
gen.
Giu(tere @olten beiaatteten bic 3eIien, pslde
bas Gtal eini9loifen, anb oerbreiteten R4 ilter
ben sansen 6orisont; bic @&nseFodsa parsn
bic einsisen 3terben ber Baume, tpelde ben einit
70 froben gSseln sur 3u1uatfatte bientsn uno
bic &aben Fatterten aasfliG bin une bes, Hds>
!i&e Some ausfoeent. Die @eitraube batten
ibre &oien eesen eistlatben sertaui9t unb sem
sroben gaanseurei@e bli<b nur mebr sin flsines
Smmereriin iibris, be0eu slan;snbs Slahsr l@
fiber ben @9nee erbpben. sic i9ienen bic &C.
faatsn Cider, 3eueen ibser @tburt, su sermil-
fen Vnb ibre @hweltern, bic Blumen, pelde iie
einf umeaben, su betraaern. DEM berlelbe
Ibau uno bielelben @onnen0rablen battsn tbre
3arten 8liitbenfelde enttpidelt.
8abrenb i9 bas heine Smmersrin bemitlet>
rete, fublte i'd mid plSslid ocn elmer 8etmuts
ersriFen. ugieasidt" iprs@ i@ gu mir felbt
III mir pom @ott Gin lanses 2eben befimmt; !;
sieuei9t mu6 idb bic @ebltadter unb Greunbe
msiner &inbbett iiberlebeu2"
Dc9 faum bate mid bieier @eoanfe nit
69auer erfuQt, als i@ lber meinen Rleinmutb
beitarst bas Smmerorin wieoer betra@tste.
@lei9 eieitryaan,e, tuel@e rubis bis gum Griib>
ling srlnt, NO fe, NIT neuen 8lattern befleioet,
ibre aufernanbenenS S@weitern ruieberleben miro:
-loaen aud mie nit @sbulp uno Grsebune
auebarrsn uue uns ber frOben 5odauns e,freu-
en-, bab @ott uns siaee Eaees nit allen Semen
i'm 5immel persinen werbe, bic uns bien.eben
tbeuer paren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
Sic Atdbtbe,, in europa.

Gar f&limm une narrii& IL S'e sSsif
3n slelen Qsbensbtnsen;
ep pirs sefreist nur nad @ele,
30 boare Man3en tlineen;
Der W.ni&, tt pirb sel&dst elm !5uea'
Wan wiu nur srus uas surnstm tban.
Gin 1dbden. bas tat Gut anb @rls'
ST aud sepib Elm Gneel,
uns Is ta thug. uns faSa unb brla.
llnb {puter aue 1anee1;
etedt aud ein etrpbntid i'm 9sttrn,
IS uirb esrltnt ais elm 0etirn.
Daseeen mtrb eir armes 2inb.
Wit Wansen eleta smei &oien.
uas pirtli& thug unb gut seaans.
gnesHen unb peraossn;
W.an blds auf es binab 70 ftrla
gie cine 1ann auf 8eiitrbrls
SIR sulbesarmea @db&en. adj.
Was tobt tbr III resi&mersen:
etatt 2ebe Rnbet itr aur s&mad
unb 3ptn bel tauitnb 6er,en:
Dph n.in, ttr feb nidt uneeebrt,
Rp@ feunet @ott ia euren WeEtb!
s. 6aleu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
Die preubif&en 2unbf@after

Die preubif@en 3unSf@after.
gDie tin 3itternber gubin f@wsbte bic pra&-
tise Morsenionne am Sit!i&en 5immsl empor
unb lsste ibr reinss @Olo auf ben Saum Der
9o&waloer, bur& bsren grimes oaar Der frii&e
Morsenwinb ifri9. Dur& bic reinen blausn
Qlfte l&wamm Der @eier iiber ben @@lu&ten
Der Beree patir uno Der ianfte Eriusr ber Gelo.
ler&e tlana in sltal berab, iiber bsiea sen tau
leno unp tauieno funtelnoen Ibauperlen beiae>
ten @ieientsppid pas finite &ss bss So&forfss
na9 bem Walpe ja9te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
Jnber Sergio nj iet.
(Iprtiebun9.)

Der alte 5dmieb tbeilte bieie @ebanten benz
Vfarrberrn nit unb te lanser bic brei Skinner
nun iiber bic @a9e rebeten, eeltu mabri9sinli-
der wurbe 20 ibnsn> bab eer @riine unb ieine
teioen Besleiter preubif9e @pione ieisn, tensn
nit a(er 8urf9t rntsesen setreten meresn
miilje.
Wdt bieien @etanfen lssten iId bic reeliden
@anner, naGoem ie In ber S9mieoe cine IT,.
men sun Martba, Der Gbefrau Meifer Martins,
bereitete Ml9luppe als Ntsnemabl su 1@ &C.
nummen battsn, 70 gut es eergtaum oes S@miee>
baus9ens aulieb, CUR &ube.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
&alenbariuttt.
Mprtl.

1.Qeo, ber @robe, fclete bem papRe Ctr
tue III. in Der pdpnli@en @dree na&. Dur&
feline arobe Cemutt, @anftmutb ano eiete bat
er srobe Dinp. setban fir bic @sui&beit, fiji
bic Stride, fir &pm uno Rslision. @tart i'm
SABRE 46l.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
@er Wamderer.
deublatt fir fttlie,esaBirten uns aStffen.
Briefe Gnb gu abreiliren:
GERMAN CATH, PRINTING co.
fRox 1907 St. Paul, MINI.
Ser 0i6ter.

Dem Dtbtes mrtl! tem feiaer qeer alanst
Des 5era erpebea unb ben geiif srsaidsn,
Doh er NIT freub'sen ttrdnenrcaen Sliden
Gmyu.idaut atnsns faun bst Stmmels ea"ss'
o wpbl ttm spenn er aus bee 9tales Gnse
eta {awtnsen sarf unb jaud;ens Fda enfruaeH
D,n Bonbes, bic Der eete Slug umfrtdeu,
Da6 wtrr ee frabnt Der Gits'fei. ser G'enss'
DIR Didte. earf tin bsa'res @lad erRrsbs"'
Ms bSdbR.m @analine beut bas turis Sesen:
Der @ater IrefRi&ass it eanstseahe'
Sim maRenfanb nit hiefer etni i'ssn pave
"a Il etu Nptfes. ber nit sSunserFose
Den 9el(en ,.piust. tbu, ew'sen auel1 ~ ssse".
E.. @eemfest
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
@f|ton pon Gpdblnngfn.
. erggeift &abc3abl
uub feline 6cicflcn.

siltsriihe @r,atluns aus tem brtmifdeu Sr!sleten.
Yrn DR.. =. profdkc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
VIRGINIA NEWS.

1t was in ST. Johns Church, Richmond, in
the Virginia Convention, of rs. that Patrick
Henry delivered his celebrated Grafton and
uttered the immortal sentence Give me lib
erty or give me Death" The place is still
pointed out where he stood The celebrated
Virginia Convention Of 1888, that met to ratiiy
the Federal Constitution assembled 10 old ST.
Johns.
George w. Edwards, has been appointed
clerk Of the Culpeper county court, in the place
OF B. b. Bolts, resigned IL is tho intention
OF MIR. Edwards to retain Messrs Mauzy and
Payne, the efficient deputies now 10 tho Office.
James Watson, cOlored, who was member
Of the constitutional convention OF Virginia
from Meckenburg, aud also represented the
same county in the present Legislature died
10 Richmond on Monday.
Thirty five thousand barrels OF oil at Burning
Springs, Va. await rise in the Little Kama
wha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
VIEWS OF TIE DAY.
"2o shoe tie cry age and 5o5v the To,fs.'

"90 shoe tie cry age ana bh"V OF h' Ipits.
Recorder Hackett of New York, in = charge
TO the Grand Jury Of that city yesterday, re-
ferred to the Richardson Mcfarland case. and
said III there has been bigamy committed,
aided or abetted by any persons, no matter
how elevated in life they may be, tcarIcsSly IN
yestigatc the matter, and arriving at the TACT
of probable guilt, promptly ndict. Mcfar-
lands trial will not come oil until January
GO. Rawns, Collector OF Internal Revenue
at San Francisco, California, died in that city
Yesterday from injuries received by the burst
ING of sugar drying pan. He was brother
Of the late Secretary of War, Gen. John A:
Rawlins. and was gentleman highly esteemed
by all who knew him.
A case of much importance is COW being ar
eued in the u. S. Supreme Court, which IN
wolves the constitutionality OF the cotton tax,
twenty millions OF dollars having been paid by
certain dealers under protest, which would
have TO be returned by the Government II the
tax is declared to be unconstitutional.
The Ways aud Means Committee OF the
House of Representatives has decided to reduce
the duty on pig iron to seven dollars per ton' a
reduction of two dollars from the present rates
Scrap iron was reduced from eight to SIX doIlafs
per ton. 81
The Spanish guaboats at New York will
shortly be released by the United States au'
thorities, as they are not TO be used tor the
means Of carrying on war with any natIon
with which this Government is at peace.
Judge Stoke. OF Jefferson county, Kentucky
Yesterday decided that the act OF the LegiSla'
ture of that State imposing tax on incomes
arising from u. S bonds constitutional, ana
the ac, of Congress prohibiting the tax uncon'
stitutional.
Chinese testimony has finally been admitted
in the Police Court OF San Francisco, on the
ground that the State law cxcuiinG 1t is IN
conhic. with the Fourteenth Amendment The
Judge who thus admits it has heretofore cx-
Guided it.
At the annual meeting OF the Union League
of America yesterday at New York, Governor
Geary was elected President. Mr.. Thomas Il;
| Rich, OF Baltimore, was chosen member oil
| the Executive Committee.
Last nights dispatches concerning the Texas
election indicate the defeat OF the Jack Ham
| iton party, aud the election of Davis as Cover
nor, and all the Radical candidates for Congress.
The European press generally applauds Sec.
rotary BoutwelPs plan, about the resumption
of specie payments.
Gold closed at New York yesterday evening
at 1885.
The German physicians OF st. Louis protest
against the execution OF DR.. SchOcppc
It's feared that the bark Almena. from Bal
timore for San Francisco, has been lost at SEQ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
Letter from ratrfaxCo.


MEAN CRNrREVILLE VA, Dec. You
have heretofore published in your valuable
paper my notes of events in this region
therefore trouble you again.
great deal OF land has changed hands in
this part of the county, particularly about
clifton.
our old Virginia plantations are very lalda
bly, striving to make the land that has produced
one blade now produce two.
Northern farmers and fruit growers arc do.
ing what they can 10 open new sources OF
wealth and on the whole we hereabouts look
with much encouragement TO moro prosperous
times.
Land has certainly advanced in price Mr.
Makely has sold part of his plantation at thirty
dollars per acre. and Mr.. Butler his at sixteen
Some ten ether places have been sold about
Clifton.
The experiment in grape culture promises
success More vineyards rs well rs other fruits
are being planted
The new hotel at Clifton is open, and is large
ly pstroniZsd by Northerners who seel; this
mild but oraeing climate during Winter.
Some four bull dings were contracted for ut
Clifton last week, and moro sre wanted.
In observing these things, much satisfaction
has been given TO yours, truly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
Letter from Prince william. Co.

ICorrespondenee OF The AIexandria Gazette.
Prince William Court ended yesterday. The
criminal cases were continued to next term,
aud but little business WAS transacted in con-
seq renee of the Indictment weather and meagre
attendance.
Kew; Geo. w. Lightner, of the Methodist
Cnureh South, during last week preached e
series OF very able and impressive sermons in
our villages much to the satisfaction and enjoy
inent of our people
Our people are much pleased with the tone
OF the RESIDENT message relative to the SPEEDY
admission of Virginia into the Union.
Prince VIM county, Dec s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 0. 1859
A delegation Of the National Labor COnven-

A delegation of the National Labor Conven-
ton OF colored men, now in session IN WASH
ingtou. yesterday, waited upon Postmaster
General ICreswell George e. Downing OF
Rhode Island, said they came to return thanks
for the liberality with which he had dlstrlbut'
el the patronage Of his Department, without
regard to color. Mr. Creswell replied that he
had but performed his duty in appointing col
orsd men to Office; that the day was not lat
distant when men would be known not by the
color of their skin or origin, but by the term
of American citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

The Boston Journal speaks OF the West as
last becoming more tyrannical aud exacrng
than the South ever was or ever thought OF
being" We find this belief quite current 10
the New England aud middle States. On the
other hand, there is feeling, now quite often
expressed 10 the West, that the Northern and
Eastern States are "grasping and monopollz'
ing" 10 their course, especially in everything
requiring Congressional action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

10 noticing the appointment of Judge Pearee'
Of Maryland, as u. S. Judge for the Fourth
Judicial Circuit, in which this State Is inc'u
ded, and speaking of his legal abilities, &C.,
the Baltimore American, OF this morning, an
nounces that he is Radical in politics. We
hope, however, and expect, that he will leave
bis Radicssm behind him when he takes his
seat on the bench
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

a Washington correspondent OF the New
York Journal of Commerce now again states
that notwithstanding positive assurances to
the contrary, reiterated time aud again, there
are the best grounds for belief that the Su-
preme Court Of the United States has decided
the legaltender act unconstitutional, We
sill donbk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
=7FYATnP7I GAZETTE AMI VIRGINIA fOVErG 2R
Gen. Grant was informed by Gov. Walker,

Gen. Grant was informed by Gov. Walker,
of the result of the interview and acton OF
the committee, and so expressed himself ana
o cnn gratulated Gov. Walker on the now sure
r1ospect of the speedy admission OF the State
The committee on reconstruction will meet At
fen o clock TO day. and there is reason to be
Iieve that bill looking to the admission OF the
State will be reported to both houses To day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

The Senate, 10 Executive session, yesterday,
confirmed the nominations OF Secretaries BeIk
nap and Robson to the War and Navy Depart
ments. The Senate has now before it some
three hundred and sixty nominations, mostly
made during the recess OF Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

Yesterday. in the Senate, the bill for re-
moving political disabilities from large num-
Der OF citizens of the Southern States, was,
alter short debate, PASSED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
STOVES. TINWARE. &c.

T IVEI.Y TIMES HAVE COME AT LAST!
They have a.iiyed, and can be lruri at the
Stove store Of
K. PURCELL,
Southwest corner Wing and Washington -;s., in
the shape Of
TIL LIVELY TINES"
newly patented PaFlrr and Office Sell! Feet
ing, Basoburning Sto' {. the best in the world.
Also.
THE MORNlNH GLORY FIREPLACE
HEATER
to hoat one tive ace - GGr :o,ms, beng
Base burning sni go :scing Also.
THE SEXTON 80 lace HkA1hk-
THE VI .,. J. PARLOk,
and other Stoy 80 '"5k and parlof 81 the
best manufacture
ROOFING, GUITEKINGandS POUiING
done at the she test notice and in the Dos. m4a
:er, both in tn city and country
3as- All wo.. warranted to give sa..-i.ctiJ.
nov 2T-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

President OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09
NHE CLIM 4 Y.
WILLIAMS AIR.TIGHT STOVE.

WILLIAMS AIR-TlGHT STOVE.
For Burning Bituminous Coal, Is the most
Economical that can be used.
1t. One ton ot bitumncus coal will heat ="
ordinary siz'd room comfortably the entire
season.
I'd 1t consumes the Gno and luiap coal =, .,
comes from the mines
3D. II is only necessary to feed thc = ,'t once
in "A hours. in ordinary winter weather
4th There is no dust ~ es' arising from The
stove.
9Th. Tho heat is most delightful, -csrmb.nE
that of mild, balmy summer day.
9Th. As the fire never goes out, the room =
kept at pleasant temperature day ana night
7th. 1t is the best stove for sting room
nurseries ana offices, which if left IL hours T.l
be found comfortably warm a. the end OF 'h"'
time.
Sth. 1t is the most durable stove in the mar
kct, rs is self cvden: from the mode .. lt- con
struction and the slow combustion OF iuel
=. II WILLIAMS.
Manufactured and for sale by
JAMESON " COLLINS,
Cor. Royal and Wilkes SIS
nov 2;-lm Alexandria. Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

The monitor Dictator, after she LETT Tytee
for Key West, met with severe gale aud had
to return, but was expected to start on her
voyage anew on the 7th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

An account of the proceedings interviews,
&u, in Washington, yesterday, relative to the
admission OF Virginia into the Union, will be
found in another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-09

The late snow storm and cold weather was
very severe all over the Northern States. The
New York canals are closed by ice.
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: W. NAILS. II. w. MALLS
4 MES w. MALLS s. SON,
Isl King St. AleEa. Va.
W. MALLS.
Dcalc-s in HARDWARE. CUTLERY,

NcaIors in HNKDW AKE, CUTLEkl
Carpentcrs Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
AMI Window Frames. Brackets, Mouldings,
Balustcrs, of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. 4 largo steel; of French and American
Glass, double and single thick. Of III sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnishe5, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lesd, and other
brands Of line quality. Putty. Turncntino and
Mgchine Oil. Also, Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, trc a largo stock of Pugh's oeebrs,
til Car Augers. and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments;
All orders for Lumber Brick and all kinda
Of Building Material, promptly attended to.
forms cash feb lift
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T1NCOUKAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VfRGlNIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY,

Corner Queen and Fairtax s!:.. AleXs..
We have now made up 800 doors OF ali sizes;
from 81 TO $40; SOC Windows of Sash, glazed
and unglazod cheap; 200 pairs Blinds, all
sizes; IGOO3 feet MoulLings 40 different pat,
terms. VIII make ii short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, &c., Newel:, Balus-
tors and Hydrants constantly on hand. Llber-
al discounts made TO dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, VIC feel
confident that We can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Scr0ll-Sawing done in the beat
manner.
Plans .nd specifications furnished to parties
contracting with Us for building materials.
mari RISHEILL & HODGE.
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nov u I'm


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This Is the age Of improvement, and man l.
constantly on the alert awaiting the announce
mcnt of some new discovery in art or science,
by which he may economic labor save OK
pcnse, and appropriate to himself the adva"
tages derived from scientific discovery. Ac'
cordingly science has Welded t. tho ingenuity
of man, and $. b. SEXTON'3 BALTl MoRh
FIREPLACE HEATER mas been presented
to tho public. Thi. Heater has been improvoi
by top. feeder" which makes it the best An!
most economical Heater in the market. Win
but ono fire il will heat from one 70 four room
thereby saving "A great deal ot labor and eA-
ponse, and obtaining uniformity OF temper"
ture not reached by the ordinary methods "l
heating.
STOW ES-embracing all tho varieties 81
COOK, PARLOR and HALL-snd to which |
call your attention thog will be sold "n the
most reasonable terms.
continue to manufacture all articles of TN.
COPPER and SHEET IRON WAKE.
Also. ROOFING, SPOUTlNG. GUT TE
ING, &c, done in the best manner. Spcc!a!
attention given to tho repsiT of Fire Fla e
Heaters and III! other Stoves.
THOMAS HOY.
sep Eft 8. W. cor. King and Pitt SIS