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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-20

HOLIDAY GOODS.
IsiIAUTIELI.
GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
F'REN CHS
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE,
No. % KING STKEEr
We are now opening one OF the rno assort'
!nents OF beautiful and unique goods lot Inc
Holidays ever ofered in this market The seac-
ing articles are
RiEs.ES. PRAYER HYMN ROCKS.
In Rich Antique and Velvet Bindings;
full limo of the choicest American and English
JUVENILE BOOKS;
GAMES Tor little folks in great variety
BUILDING and ALPHABET BLOOMS,
BACKGA MMON BOARDS
CHESS MEN AND BOARDS.
GLOVE and HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
in lne RuSsi> and Vienna Leather.
FANCY IN KoTANDS, very handsome.
FINE GOLD PENS and PENCILS in gold
mounted, rubber and pearl clses. Very deilr-
able for Christmas Presents.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
in every style;
SATCHELS AND TRAVELLING BAGS,
in Turkey Morocco and Russia Leather;
FINE WRITING DESKS.
in Mahogany, Rosewood, Satin Wood and
Leather, beautifully inlsid and very artistic IN
design and finish;
PAPETERIES,
in Morocco and Russia Leather;
PORTFOLIOS.
in great variety
REAL TARTAN.
Scotch Wood Goods) great variety,
WORK BOXES.
in great variety, new and unique styles;
LADIES COMPANIONS,
in Russia Leather;
FINE PORTE-MONAIEs,
CARD CASES,
CIGAR CASES and
POCKET KNIVES.
A Beautiful Collection OF
JAPANESE GOODS & LACQUER WARE.
Consisting OF
Richly Inlsid Cabinets.
Card Receivers Trays,
Handkerchief Boxes,
Work Boxes Glove Boxes,
Magic Flowers.
Fish and Boats.
BEAUTIFUL BOXES.
in Straw Work, Chinese Tops,
JEWEL CASES,
To lei Cases and Chinese Plates-besides many
other Novelties in fine Lacquer w ork.
The above is only a partial hst OF ricn ana
elegant goods selectei wi h special reference
TO- the coming HOLIDAYS, all of which have
been bought At the lowest cash prices, and Will
be sold at the very lowest rates 1t will afford
mo pleasure 10 show these goods
t. parties who nre unable to visit the city to
select Christmas presents, full information Will
he cheertuly given by letter
GEORGE f FRENCH,
No. % KING STREET,
doc x ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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uHRISTMAS 1859.

RISTMA 1869.
y
K Y &c II \ | : u y
226 King street cor. AIt7ed,
Announce that to meet the wants of tho ap-
prosching Holidays. thcv have mado largo ud-
s;ti"ns TO- their stock Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCEHIH$,
SGI are 81 now prert nd 10 he excsied
W. 1,Cn -, 10 'e' a. ,ss, 10y M"
We fsT"r name IA whole half ana qastor hose.
Vslcncis 17aigS i.Ns Rsis1as Nc New W ChrHn' on
sweet CIDER, Flayorlng Extracts.
Pure Snices Preserved Ginger
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Sardines, English and American Pic kles &c,
AT VERY LOW PRICES
dec 19
"-.---- "
WINES AND AiQO'h9'
Jamaica opirits' taaucitH ~; - 'he'
y. L. hnm, 9nr,Fv 1art 4y;,'a :" iA''
rrench BRANDY CorS WIN; W.;
"B1ker," Thompson, "HangeGr ger. - XG's Xfiss
Ter Ter gray aiiu oiaeF F SuucG 80 s%ictoi
MICS AL eA"''''aHv sWERY * DAVjDSGN
dec l3 226 King St., cor Alfred
X ''A LIZ :" p'Vii' Ci'1RKF F;S
~ cAJJ'ERY az FINE ARTS
,.. .,..y No ;, los Hing street. street nj nob-
1Usb eCctNO A''Au sNV ~ -.
fishers the largest and most beautiful aSSor;-
ment OF l.,,.,.,.,....
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHho MOS.
ever offered in this market, Tery hanHiGme SON
oln4ment iGr FaFIri Dtln EpTSEH TSTs seIc",
ana oeaulllu' hOLiDai 0H-' Il so''''
ed wih great care. ,,o.;-.,,a
An siegsnt sIsSrsh,n' Ppx pI TsIy SErti"o''
son.,bins now. Cali and see thorn., They
w; SSnTee,"S Se nnsd At the loves. prices. dec ID
-OODS FDR CHRISrNAS PRESENTS.
Thread Lace Handkerchiefs, at all prices.
Embroidered straw Line" 40
Beautiful Goods
Lace Collars OF al Ems.
Nvb;+a a full
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-20

NHRIsTMAS PRESENTS AT BERRY'S.
< IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ladies' Lac3 Collars, Cuts and Handker-
chiefs real and imitation French embroider-
ed setts in beautiful patterns.
Also, sll kinds of Linen Collars Cuffs and
Handkerchiets.
Silk Scars, Ssshes of al kinds. coiOrs and
widths; Silk and Satin Sailors Ties; Roman
and Plsn Bows in different patterns
All kinds of DOLLS; Fronc1 Patent and
Untsnned Leather Doll Heads; Beautiful Wax
Dolls with real aaxen curls,snd of all sizes and
at all pricas. , r
Several new novelties in tho TOY LIN F.
Bohemian roile, Sets and Vases; Work Boxes
and Wiring Desks OF beautiful workmanship
China Caps and Saucers Tea and d .nner >etts,
Match Boxes. Soap Dishes, Watch Cases, Wax
Figures and Gard Baskets
JEWELRY in endless variety PeriUmed
Necklaces and Sets; Bracelets, AraD and
shawl Pins, Sleeve Buttons and Watch Chains,
Agate BriIiants, Jet, Coral aGd many other
kinds Of Sett-.
Segar Stands, Slipper Patterns in plain and
TuGed work Lubns, Rarneys, fh4lon,s and
other popular Perfumes; English pnd French
Hair Brushes fancy aid plain back. and n! nr-
tcles pertsining TO the toilet; ali OF which are
suitable for HOLIDAY PRESEN r|, and are
TO be sold al very low prices Call and exam
inc. dee III &C. BTRRY II King 81
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ssO!.IDss Gn0DS.

SAvF 20" ''"f IS, MONEY.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
Magnificent and Desirable nreieut' tor both
Old and Young, NJ
CHARLES az. GREEN -.
NO. 6s KING STREET.
Just received from the importers 81 exton-
sive variety Of goods. suitable ~
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON,
excellng in style AMI cheanncs5 any previous =
ly offered, consisting OF
HANDSOME WORK BOXES,
GLOVE BONES,
y 49, - ~ WRITING DESKS,
TOILET sETTS,
JEWELRI,
FANCY and
ORNAMENTAL
BONES,
in groat variety.
Every kind of China Ornsmen.s and Vases,
very handsome:
Tea Coffee and Dinner Se.ts, various styles !;
Walking Talking and Kicking Dolls
and Doll Heads OF every iH.
scription from the email
est to the largest
Ladias' Companions,
Cigar Stands
Boxes and Vases, new stylo}
backgammon B)ards.
Chess Men,
Dominoes,
Building and
Alphabet Blocks
Handsome Hair Brushes. Trav' Ling Bags,
Hand Mirrors Silver Thimbles, Dollar
Jewelry. Portmonaies, Games and Puz-
ZleS, Watch Stands, Fortune
~, Pomade', &c, &c.
ea-A liberal discount Will be allowed to au-
thorizad parties, purchasing in large Quantities,
for societies fairs, &c.
ng- Merchants in and out Of the city Will 6e
supplied Mt wholesale prices. whlch they WIZ
And as low as tn same goods can hs bought IN
any Of tho Northern cities
CHARLES W. REEN
dec ll-lot g King sira"t.
NOR SALE CHEAP.
large 10. of CANNED PEACH gs and
Every can warranted, and will be opened for
the purchaser il desired.
The old cans will be bought again.
Il. II CLARhSON,
dec 10 l3 ,outh Royal st
EOR THE HOLIDAYS,
"a y ' cGEE cS' CUTTERS
PIE PLATES,
JELLY CAKE
BAKERS, SC. at
Il. IL CLARkSON'S,
dec 10 2 ~outh kovsl s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-20

~ VIM. RAMSAY,
(successor to Housh & Ramsay
GROCER,
And Dealer in Fine Teas, Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Goods, English and American
Pickles Sauces Jellies &c
l4T King street.
Personal attention given to orders from the
country jan lS-tf
II G. SWAINE,
L No ~ North Royal ST.,
[Twc doors south Of old stand,
Has on hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices of
which be will sell cheap for cash. te 70
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tsR0t ERTES.

WIN +. RRUOkES,
(Surcessor To Brookes & Taylor,
FAMILY GROCER,
Conner Pitt and Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Fine Teas, Coi!ees, Sugars, Pickles, American
and English, Canned Goods, Tobacco,
Segsrs, etc, otc.
\. b Ali orders from the country shall ra-
ceive prompt attention dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-20

ERUl &c.
$50 boxes half and quarter boxes Raisins
3 cases New Currants.
10 boxes Citron.
90 drums Fig.
: bbs Gran berries.
bbls sweet Cider.
cask Old Jamaica Spirits.
cask Scotch Whiskey
10 casks Cooking Wine.
In store and for sale low by
nov 3-eotD25 BREWIS s. LAWSON.
CHRIsTMAS IS COMINGl
/ am prepared TO fur sh the publ,c, i,,. %ith .sip
FRUITS, and ais1 &c ca GA NDlES and SU-
- 4 K Toys OF my own manuiacture.
And can also furnish the city and country
-. Eltimore prices NJ. BOSSART
nov I7-tf No. 81 South Fairfax sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-20

u RECKER,
4. Dealer IN
TROCEKIES, PROVISIONS, WINES LIQ-
UORS, &c, &c.
Cor. King and St. Asaph sts.
Country Produce bought at the highest MAT
ket price.
Goods delivered to any part of tho city. free
of charge my S-tt
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T F. l. A K Il l n ,

r F. l. "A K l. n
NJ. l6 ROYAL STKERT.
ALEXANDRIA, Va
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND FINE TEAS,
Ha. jus. received lot of FIN 4 OLD X fE
WHISKEY, warranted pure. Flour sold very
low Country Pro uce bought and sold
Constantly on hand Butter, Eggs. Dried APP
pies, Cherries Peaches Onions, &c. oc l5-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-20

De NOV A l..
CRYSTALIZED Oh. MANUFACTORI
removed 10
NO. 13 KING STREET,
where will slso be found
IMPROVED BURNERS,
LAMPS CHIMNeYS, WlJkS, &C.,
at reasonable prices.
A. q. LUTdER & CO,
sep 4-tf Az King st., Alexa,Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-20

EOR SALE CHEAP.
A lsrre lot Of CANNED PEACH ES and
BLACKBEkRlES
Every can warranted, and will be opened for
the purchaser il desired.
The old cans will be bought again.
L. II CLARk%ON,
dec 10 Il ,outh Royal Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-20

HOLIDAY GOODS!
HOLIDAY G0OD5l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
G9 King street,
RAs Just receivei by New York steamer an
G. Strao:diRarv stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Largest stock y"t presented.
Variety indrscrbsble.
Prices satisfactory to purchasers.
An examination of stock solicited.
dec No. 6S King street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
L OOKl READ

CHRIST AS GIFTS
A few elegant presents J0r gentlemen, AID
very cheap, will be found on Monday. Decem-
Der 10th, At Mrs L. l.. SIMPSONS,
dec l. No l25 King street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21
SUSPECTED Musola m Mcul ToHvcao. n. ~
iMoul,onboro', n. VI. august l4), correspondence
the BOs on Journal

lMoultonboro, n. H. august LAY, correspondence OF
the Bosf on Journal
DR.. W. II. n. Mason, Of M0ultonboro', n. H., was
called on Saturday last 10 cxhume and examine the
body OF q Mrs. Gilman OF Albany formerly North
Sandwich who died year ago last April. The Cir
cuy1stanccs ot her DEATH a. nearly a. can DO ascer.
tanned arc hese:--For some time previous she had
lived with married son. They ha6 had good deal
Of trouble, and she had complained OF Ill treatment
and expressed fears for her life. She was taken
slightly III, and Dr. gassett, OF Ossipee, was sent for,
On the arrival or the physician she expressed some
surprise, Remaining that she did not know he had
been sent for, did not need him and was sorry he
had come. lie left her, however, some slight pre-
scrption. After hls departure the son was seen by
neghbOr mixing something In tumDler, but no
notice. was taken Of The circumstance. few mo-
moments after no TO the neighbors, saying that
his mother was very sick, and, he feared, dying. On
their arrival at the house they found her In great
distress holding her stomach and shriekin9 Ia
agony, and after few minutes she fell back upon
the bed and expired. The subsequent conduct OF
the eon created suspicious OF foul play, and II was
determined to have the body disinterred aud sx.
hmined
II IL known that the son purchased q quantity Of
etrychninc at Fellows drug store, In sandwich the
dag before his mothers death. On taking up the
body the flesh was found nearly consumed, but the
stomach and small intestncs were IN q condition TO
he removed without rupture, and, with their con.
tents, were deposited In Jars securely sealed, and
VIII be carried to Bost0n to-day tTuesdayl for analy
tis ~ Dr. JACKSON II poison II detected The young
man VII be put on trial for his life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21

=, osS Ss.ns New YS1s
T nsa " GissSS, iov., VoeSHsSs.s MONS;
smith, Arkansas; z. Richards. weshington) =. 8.
Harrington. Massachusetts; z. Brooks, Pennsylvs-
North SsrSns; XcCSs YSalaha; T. Twins %Slss
Illinois; @. M. Sage, Minnesota; John N. Oscutt
Indsna; J: Ogden, Tennessee; D. Read Missouri; J.
nSy wrlsconsin; Hart New Jersey; 3; Q.
New Hampshire.
In the evening addresses Of gratitude ana con.
after the singing OF many songs .ae sssemblare dis
persed until this forenoon. Many members dc.
parted par Yesterday. inc convention viii terminate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21
CLEARED.

Steamship Fulton, Jones, Copenhagen and swinemunds-
Ruger Brop.
steamshp Gen sedswick, onderdae Galveston via Key
West-C Mallory 4 Co.
ship Lord Brousbam NGl, Fsndt. Callao-Funch Edge
Co.
Ship Hudson, Pratt, london --Grinnel, Ninturn Co.
Ship Khers0neae (Br), Ellison, L0ndon-Wiams GnIon
Ship Charlotte (NG). Gaxen, Amstsrdam-Funch, Edge
Bark Alcyon, Patterson, Melbourne-R W Cameron.
Bark Armenia, Harper, Conssntnople and smyrnarurk
Bark Antelope White, s, Croi1 and 81 Thomas-Roche
BARK CoIu1abia NG, Muller, Quebsc-O Luing 4 Co.
Brig Maria Crowel (Brl, Crowell Biboa-Moss Ward.
Brig Flora Br), Lapreie Buenos Ayrss-Hy De Cordova
Brig Aslsia, Leach, Rio Hache savsnia and Santa Mar
thA-Dovnie Co.
Brig Montrose, johnston, SaguA- -Waydell 4 Co.
Brig @ Berry, Fossett AlexapdriA-C Il SWAIN
schf Wild Hunter BE. Hatfield Pansboro- Um.
schr ] Lockwood, 81 John, Wilmington NC--Thomas
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskell, Washington, NC-z Mills
Schr l. Warren, Ireland, Beaufort-Thomas 4 Holiness
Schr Albert Nason Rose, Richmond-Van Brunt Slaght
6chr Roekawhy, Dryden, Norfolk.
6chr Marietta Hand, Norton, Baltimore-Bentley Miller
ThoMae
gcbr SENATOR Faulkner, B0st0n-Bentey Miller Thomas.
echr Bay State, Seabury, Bostou-G Racket 4 Bro.
Hchr Golden Ray Davis. Providence-HW jackson Co
Bchr o G Acken, Hobbe, Stamford.
Sioop Henry Clay, Mack. Hartford-G Racket / Bro.
Steamer N Fairchid. Trout Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21

Port OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 20, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purses Of Vessels arriving at this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do now
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
viii be BY the following extract from the
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1861:
Resolved, That and after April 1858 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor Of New York Passed unanimously.
NJ The ooloe Of the HERALD steam yachts JAYEs and
eonsisnees the .nward bound yes-
ses VIII be forwarded free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21

DROWNED WHILE BATniNo.-A lad named Adolph
skerir twelve years Of age, was crowned yes,erday
evening ct the foot OF Fifth street ana Easi river
while batbips. The coroner wac notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21

Two young Jadies were recently saved from drown
tug whjlo bathing In the port OF Genoa by the gal
Gut conduct OF Messrs. Gregory an 4 Thompson, ON
esT Of UIc American Oagshjp FyaDkJp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21
INTERNAL ReyeNuf RETURNS.

The following are the returns made Of the gross
receipts OF the different theatres stage railroad and
ferry lines mentioned, and also the number OF cubic
feet OF gas furnished by each company for the month
Of JnIv 126Q.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21

chair report a, ie -sri paoas nesns q this ss;ocia
sa 2S s tee "a OF sSj e As fSs' hss
s ssS. one nov - rec aecae by what
:, the chair appointed j. b, In...-.s ..,, r.v,s of
COMMITTED. - OF Pennsylvsn'r a. suc"
Of .iop was adopted directing tho committee
arrangements to make provision for The musical
requirements OF tue next annual session.
A paper on the Progress OF University Educa-
tlyn'' was read by the Rev. Or. Boyt. o. Wisconsin.
The following resolution was also adopted
on s SgSas y pubic asS%s for Tho
OF education.
Resolutions We're also adopted ,bspslne all the
public bo0les concerned in afYor,iina comfort and
accommodation 10 the association.
Inc following resolution was also adopted by the
comIn'ttee OF which Judge Field was chairman
Resolved That sacred literature entitled 10 place IN the
q study ST th seaaeuy the college and the uni
easgs, IN these Institutions, but dsvoion.y read sDd il.
preceps ncnraed IN al the common schools lsld
] resolution was adopted requesting that the
President OF th'H association, acting In conjunction
with the Presidents Of the National Normal School
and Scho0l SuperinteDdcnts' ASSOCIATION APPOINT q
committee OF one from each State TO confer upon tie
subject OF establishing great national American
university, ana 10 make report al the next copven
nlrcrIoE OF offioras--woasN's NIGHTS.
When MI buLkLsN, OF New York, proceeded 10
announce the permanent, ofcers OF the association
fer the years 1899 and 1870 was ascertained that the
/ ladies' were not represented.
MI, BCLkLEY held ihat the constitution discarded
them. This instrument was then referred TO- and
after Mr. Taylor, OF Pennsylvania, proving that ths
point was , se,ued Three years ago, st was so con
| Lucy NJ. 0'Conpell, OF New York were substituted
respectively instead Of male oTcers for list vie,
president and assistant secretary.
| The following officers OF the National Teachers
| Association we're then elected by accla1atlOn; =
Dents Miss Rice, Massachusetts: j. W. huxley, New
| York; N. w. Wygant Arkansas; q. s. Greene, Rhode
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21
EVENING session.

The Congress on meeting at geven o'clocs this
evening agreed 10 the report OF the Committee Of
Coincidence, striking out the word 'mOvemcni.n
The Congress was informed Of the accident 10 Gen
erai Wynn, OF California, which consisted IN his
being ran over by wagon on Market street. ana
committee OF five was appointed to express the
sympathies Of the delegates.
= A resolution Of thanks TO Peter Cooper WAS
adopted for his well timed defence OF the monetary
system, ana committee appointed TO express the
high appreciation Of his services.
MI CUMMINGS OF Mass, moved that committee
OF I'VE be appointed to consider the above subject
ana report to the Congress OF 1870. An amend
menf making the committee two from each state
was offered and agreed TO.
Tne report on prison labor was read, condemning
the present convict contract system and refusing TO
support any candidate for onicc unless he worked
for and voted to abolish the system. Agreed to.
Mr.. GAzzAH, OF Philadelphia onrered 0 resolution
that no poor man ought 50 be taxed until be pos.
sesscd . surplus over and above the income re.
qured 70 maintain his family. Agreed 10.
The committee on the Presidents address re.
ported favorably and we're discharged, after which
the Congress adjourned uniiI eight O'Clock to-mor.
row morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21

, nsss lSSi e zen eSaaN 1s bssthe els,or.
ss rr9g9:e t. stop az (. bus. and
ss % shsfs he profit. with sI.r Here seems
e rSa6s The spsSracTs have idea o. CON
sGs & 'Ss s ss.s rons "
'a hi Nigh sl rcs s,.
sfhe gs.. mining moncpos. The Managers s e which
''bnll'' the sarket in score Of WAYS ;,.. a., .o.
canals owned By these he small coapsniss ana he ina
Sa rh he rSsd r. 5. far s n
q 81 IL s ssS It tn; .
oSs suffering sscoan. Of
o 'o and the grSs e, being t. .
ins coal va armies Of . re- .6or.rs
,nss ss''Sf pc .sadss
are refused % The smaller companies onisds of ib'
Sss thrown into lie ;cas to force he price o Goa
xaS1sSs city ,pscn.ssor. Who gay ,h. least,
miners themselves would prefer that the price
. q H. SS ss n:
ss sy ao no ~: s S co..
Ssss "a l.: . e.: s:,
~ so,s ssS' s csis:
asm. r.csiysd ss in:id. sb0rsrs vi. "a oa..,d
ns g. and ysss price: Sr CO.. :ay.ne:a e
sdvsess 70 illustrate III coal advanced % % per
ron which has not yet the miners wages
wouo nen % ~ 20 PR week MOI the minsrs who put
not demand receive advance OF WAGES nt he
mined and sold and the money in hs pocfss Of the
Which ne Goa was sca above me q % aIsd b.
be reduced without their part ~ "~'~
Your COMMITTEES would suggest that question whetbe,
the country paying the present valuation fol
these the gold Of
have been In the interest Of the whole people The re
,s6i 81 TIE national wssb Of The sSuSby sSor',
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21

sehr Aasn. Hs,ni'p . Esv Yo.a for Boston.
schr Oscar Q Aoken. Hobbe. New York for ssanfeyd.
gchr Golden Ray, psvs, Nsw York for Providence.
schT Charles, Charles, - for Taunton
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-21
HE3NtTS E.sDT.a MEM 5

MIR. A1athers Of Bri ;ss' Lake, says
he raised six bushels Of California
potatoes from one seed tuber. They
are very large, averaging pound Gael,
in weight.
The population of Minneapolis is
reported at 13,0SO, an increase of
1857 over last year. St Anthony
claims 5000 population.
Robert Miller had his foot crushed
In thrcshing machine at llinncanolis
on Frilay
All persons on the military rcscr-
walton at Fort Ridscly arc to have
notice iroiss the government to leave.
This is by order Of Gen. Hancock.
Gov. Marshall has autographed Presi-
dent Grant, stating that the reservation
has been for some years abandoned as
OF no us, to the government, and ask
ing the order be rcsciudcd.
Tho post Office at Owatonna was
robbed Of a small amount on Fri ,av
night.
st. Paul has received Il new S cam
fire engine, which squirts 2SA feet.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-21
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 2ND
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1869, at the
several election precincts, composed of the
First, Second, Third and Fourth Wards, in
the City Of St. Cloud, and county Of
Stearns, an election will be opened at nine
O'Clock in the morning and will continue
open until five O'Clock in the afternoon Of
the same day, for the election Of .
Chief Justice,
Governor,
Lieut.. Governor:
Secretary Of State,
Auditor,
Treasurer,
Attorney General,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
State Senator, for the Sd District,
Representative for Stearns County,
Register of Deeds,
Treasurer,
Sheriff,
County Attorney,
Judge Of Probate,
County Surveyor,
Coroner.
Also, to vote Eyes" or "no" on pro-
posed Amendment Of Section One, Article
nine of the Constitution.
To vote .yes" or 'sno' on proposed
Amendment Of Article eleven Of tho Con.
stitution.
Dsted this 14th day Of Oct, A. D. 1850
t. 49,. N. F. BARNES, City Clerk.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-21

PERsoNAl.-On Friday, Gov. Wm.s, No,
Dougall arrived In town with his family,
suite and servants en- route Tor tho Rcd Riv-
or Settlement, to which he 10 being sent Is
Governor bp the Canadian government. 1t
is said that the settlers do not feel disposed
to acccp. him.
DR. ". II. Gardner and family, Of Fort
Atercrombie, arrived here on Tuesday. on
their way to Washington, at which point
he has been ordered to report.
Major Murphy returned last evening
from Little Falls. He reports business
there as quite good.
Joseph Capser. of the Sank Centre R,g
ulator, passed through town on Saturday
on his way homo from purchasing q now
stock in the East.
Mr.. G. H. Garrison and family, Of
Greenwood, Ill.,, are in town on visit 10
friends here.
Hon. Francis Baasen, of New Ulm, is in
town:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-21

Gen. Banks learned the printing
trade, when young man, in the office
Of the Boston Travellsr. Mrs Banks,
when girl, also worked in the same
Office. They left the Traveller office
to start a weekly paper in Waltham,
Massachusetts,, which was carried o.
successfully for some time with the aid
of one t.jour" printer.