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AGENTS WANTED 70.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
TIE SECRETS OF
| N T E E N AL REVENUE

The Whskev Ring the Gold Ring, and Draw
hdrk Frauds. Divulping systematic Robbery of
he Public Treasury. Organized Depredatiuns,
CnnSuirscies .1d Raids on the G,vcrnnr nt-Of-
fetal 1urri1n "a, MalfeasaIce. Tyranny and Cor
rnptinn. he most startling. fascinating instruct.
i've and important Book vet Published. Contain
ing authentic facts, in ii,purabf evidence. sworn
testimony, Gomr e and accurate details
Legislator Farmers. Merchants Mechanics
every citizen and Taxpayer, are di'ecrl, inter
e>'ed ~ he Strafagems. Articles MaChinar.ons.
and Crime vt C"rrnn' PnIitri 4ns Illicit Disti.l-
rrs. Gould Gamblers Drawback F rgers and Graf
y Maieiact"rS. Pub he'd in one arfraciive vol
umc about 500 we'll filled paces. with spirited
'tlnsfr 'ti"n> Price ! " o suif The times. 81 co.
old hv subscription on'y. Send for circular
AID special rfrus WIN. FLINT, Publisher,
Philadelphia, Penn. AVA
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Books for F armers & Stock Breeders

Bound volumes of the American Stock Jour-
nal, for 1868, containing 1884, double column pa
ges, sent post paid for 81 so
Bound volumes of the American Stock Journal
for 1869, containing 1874 pages, sent post paid
for 81 so
The Dairyman's Manuel, sent post paid for .25
The Horseman's SO 4" .25
The Hog Breeders 90 " " .25
The Sheep +" .25
The Poultry &c q" %
The whole five manuels sent post paid to one
address for 81 90
Agents wanted, to whom liberal inducements
will be offered. Address
N. F. BOYER CO., Publishers,
7m3 Parkesburg. Chester Co., Pa.
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market

Corrected for the STANDARD every Fri
day, by
BALLOU, HIBBARD d FRYE,
Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD,
EGGS, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
q Faneuil Hall Square, Boston.
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kNIT---kNIT---kNlT.

LohlLLAhDS | is an excellent article Il
"EuREKa" sranuared vrfin n r whe,
Smoking Tobacco sally admired.
It is nut M in handsome muslin bags, IN which
orders for Meerschaum Pipes are daily packed
LORHLARD'S lis made of the choicest lea
Yacht nlB gro~n; It is sn ~ TI"o,in II
Knocking T0bacf0 has been extracted If leaves
no disagrppahle tasre after sm king; it is vcr
mild light in color am weight. hence one pnun'
will last as long rs 3 of ordinary tobacco. ln'hi
brand we also pack orders every day for ths
first quality Meersch4um Pipes, Try it arc
convince Yourselves it is all it claims to be
1.-THE FINEST OF ALL.
LORILLARDS | This brand Of Fine Cur
CENTURY, chewing toha eco has no
equal or superior ANYWHERE.
GheWlng F0bate0 II is without douht the best
chewing tobacco in the country.
LORILARD'S have now been in general nse
nu,,rro in the United States over 10
, u years. and stall acknowledged
1.-THE hes" wherever used.
II Your stnrekeeper does not have these arti-
cles for sale. ask him to get them they are solo
by respectable jnhbers almost everywhere.
Circulars of prices mailed on application
P LORILLARD & CO. New York.
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BLOOMINGTON.

There will be a donation visit and oyster
supper at the Good Templars' hall, Brown
ington, Friday evening the 18th, for the
heHCft Of Rev |. i. OTIS.
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A few months since. H. R. Mack erected q
handsome family monument for me. 1t is well
done-better than contracted for
NEWELL WHITNEY, Craftsbury.
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TROY.

G. w. Aiken has taken the management
Of the steam mill, and is turning out from
5000 to 5000 feet of lumber per day. He
has put in an improved claPboard machine.
So says the Express.
\ town meeting is warned for the 10Th,
at South Troy, to see if the town will vote
to bond to aid in the construction of the
Missisco and Clyde Rivers Railroad. A
large amount of private stock has already
been taken at North Troy and vicinity and
it is understood that such liberal offers
have been made by the officers of the road
to the town, if it will bond itself for eight
times the amount Of its grand list, that ey-
cry tax payer cannot fail to see the propri-
ETY. and necessity of voting to bond if they
desire q railroad s.
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cARBOLlc SALvE.

The important discovery
the CAhB OLAC ACID as Il
CLEANSING, PURIFYING, and
HEALING Agent - enc of the
most remarkable results OF
modern IN edica. research.
During the late civil war 1t
was extensively u ed in the
Hospitals, and Was found to
lie not only a theron In (isin.
fectanf, hut also the most won
derfiaI aud speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever known.
II is now presented i'm a
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
agencies, i'm the form of a
SALVE; and, having been al
ready used i'm NUM- erless cases
with most sati SflctOry and ben.
edcial results. we hare no hess-
tatiOn in Offering Ii 10 the pu'.
lie as the most certain, rapid,
and efectual remedy f0r all
Sores and Ulcers, no matter OF
how long standing, Tor Burns,
Cuts, wounds. ana every
ABRASION Of SKIN or FLESH,
and for Skin diseases generally.
so1d \, oil D-n ygists. Price QS centS
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GRAVE STONES,

II. X. MACK thanks the public for their pat
ronage during the past year, and would say to
those wishing
GRAVE STONES OR MONUMENTS
that he has a LARGE STOCK of the BEST
MARBLE on hand, both finished and unfinished,
which he will sell at
r E A s 0 " a & L E RA TIES.
He has also collected some Of the latest and
most popular DESIGNS, calculated especially
for those who cannot visit his ,hop, and who
wish rich, substantial stone furnished with taste,
and at moderate prices.
These designs are NOS to be fou nd in any other
design book but are just what Vermonters
want
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CURIOUS.
THIS is NO HUMBUG,

BY sending 30 cts, with age. heieh', color Of
eyes and hair, you will receive, by return mail,
a correct picture of your future husband or wife
with name and date of marriage. Address w
FOX, P. o. Drawer, No "a Fultonville. Ny.
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NEWPORT.
STANSTEAD.

The next Methodist quarterly meeting
will be held at the church at the Centre on
the l4th and 18th insts.
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WE Want AGENTS EVERYWHERE

10 canvas for HenryJ Raymond and New
f0rk journalism, an ocfaro volume of 50t pa
ges, beautifully Illustrated and richly hound
helms life aud history full Of deep interest 10
az The author, Mr.. Maverick Managing Edi-
TOR OF III New York Evening Post. has in this
book, revealed many scenes of FIRING interest
never before shnwuto rhe public Ctnvassers
TOR this work will derivr great benefit from gra-
tnlt"ns editorial advertising Send for des
criptive cr' ular and see nrr extrr Inducements
\, ). HALE & co Plhli hers, H ford, CT
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HINKL Ely KNITTING MACHINE

For FAMILY USE-simpIe cheap, reliable
knits Every thing. Agents wanted. Circulars
ard samp'e stocking FREE Address HINK.
LEY KNTT1I ING MACHINE CO., Bath,
Maine AVA
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THE MAGIC COMB

viii change any cnOred hail or heard To PEI =
m tnent black or brown II contains no uoison .
anyone can use II. One SCI hy mail for ST.
Mass amq
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PRACTICAL, DESIGNS

Below are a few testimonials which have been
sent from different towns.
Would say that during the Is months have
been in business here, but one or two cases OF
dissatisfaction have occurred; nearly all express
sing themselves
PERFECTLY SATISFIED,
and some even more. Also, that in all Lettering
done at my shop, not one mistake ha : been
made.
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REMARKS.-Stock at market this morning
IN good season. There were 500 cattle nearly
200 less than last Tuesday. The demand was
good and most of the stock was disposed of be-
fore the storm made out door work disagreeable.
Without any great change in prices, we think
the market favors the seller. Only few of the
best northern Oxan were sold over II lie per ID.
but the butchers complain that fair to good cat
and are held above their proportionate worth
compared with the best qualities.
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CHARLESTON.

The Good Templars lodge at f. Charles
Ton has seventy three members in good
standing, while there are but two who are
six months in arrears for dues, a fact which
our informant thinks no other lodge in the
county can boast of. Seventeen persons
have Joined the lodge since the first of De-
ccmber last Pour members withdrew the
last quarter, and one of them has returned
to the fold. None have been expelled or
suspended
A. j. Morrill, lost a horse one night last
week by its getting cast in the stall 1t
broke its leg, when it wa. thought advisa-
bic 20 kill IT,
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PSYCAOMANCY,

FASCIN ATION OR SOUL CHARMING 400
pages; cloth. This wonderful book has ful IN
structions to enable the reader to faScinate either
sex. or any animal al will Mesmarism, SPIRIT
uallsm, land hundreds of other curious expert
ments. 1t can he obtained by sending address.
with postage, TO 7, w. EVANS q CO.. No. IL
South Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
The Marriage Ring.-Es>ays for yonng men,
tree, in seated envelopes. HOWARD ASSO.
CIATI N, Box P, rtiIad, lphia, Penn.
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- 49, ~ y = W.
' " A ">'10 o0Nti y = MI
USE WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
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AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
- Isz6En.1.--HA
M4 COLGATE6COSl Ygs
SfOK3LlE45
AGENTS! READ THIS

We will pay Agents salary Of $50 per week
and expenses, or allow large commi sion, t.
sell our new wonderful inventions. Address.
NJ. WAGNER & co Mars hall. Mich.
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Fmployment.-S20O a month with Stencil
Dies. Samples frse. S. NJ. SPENCER & Co,
Bratteboro, VT.
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LOW ELL.

Business prospects here are much more
hopeful The good roads for the past two
weeks have caused the lumber yards to look
more as though people were alive and ex-
pected to continue so, than for nearly two
years Messrs. Brown, Burdick and Well
mar have some two thousand logs in wait
ing to be made into clapboards.
Ira j. Parker is establishing shop to
manufacture boots and shoes by the case.
He purposes to employ several workmen
His ability in this line Of work, and energy
are a guarantee ofhis success. c. b. Har-
ding has perfected his machinery for the
manufacture of butter tubs till there seem:
no chance for his work to be excelled il
nicely of finish and certainty to hold what
ever is put in them, till it is taken out the
right way. Hehas enlarged the bushes.
TO more than three times the amount it ha.
been before. He is also sure and worthy
TO succeed. Both these new and enlarged
establishments must be permanent bene
tit to the place.
We rejoice again in having physician
TO stop with US, in the place of DIR. Farms
worth, whom we regard it as public ca
lamity to lose. Dr. O. p. Sweet of Rich
ford has taken rooms at Mr. Brigham's no
tel for the present, and We hope he will b
encouraged to remain with US.
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DIR. OLiN. 81 Bond Street, n. ", treats
all private diseases. Seminal Emissions, Imp
tency, &c. Boarding in establishment if desired
Thousands of cases from every State indiceie> the
Doctors skill. Sealed pamphlei for stamps.
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST

Publishes Sermons, Serial Story for the family.
a new Chidreu's Story every week Chats with
Little Folks Editorials by the best Methodist
writers and others Foreign and Domestic Cor.
re,pondence. full Depar menfs OF RELIGIOUS and
Secular lntelligence-in short. whatever goes to
make complete Family Paper Yearly sub
scriptions commence at any time For specimen,
enclose two cent stamp 10
The METHopI>T, la Nassau-st., n. Y.
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Pocket Reyolvers-Wtsi's Six Shooter
nest. durable weapon, fOur-inch barrel Price
81 50, post paid. Address S. G. AUSTIN, Elsie
Mich
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A GIFT

Agents wanted-ladi's and Gentlemen for
their spare m, menus. A Sewing Machine a G I'd
Watch. Bible. mnnev and oiher cnrds gwen as
premiums. When, where. what aud all other
particulars free Address c. L Van Alien III
Brnadwsv y Ava
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inclined to so the "whole length of the
law" If they do the next generation will
have to chronicle the result.
Coocher was brought up before justice
Meigs on Wednesday last, and discharged.
Geo. L. Pinkham and Coocher were both
arrested on the charge of conspiracy and
the trial placed for Thursday, adjourned
until Friday and again adjourned until
Saturday.
A lodge of Good Templars was organized
at Derby Line on Wednesday evening, the
I'd inst, by Mr.. Hammond, agent of the
Canada Temperance Union. A. r. Foster
Esq, was elected w. c. T. A lodge is We
ry much needed on Rock Island to coun-
teract the influence of the seventeen rum
holes there.
The first 1000 points of the billiard match
between Mr.. Butterfeld of Derby Line and
Johnson Of Coaticook, were played at Co.
aticook on Tuesday last. Johnson won by
200 points. The next 1000 will be played
on Tuesday of this week at Derby Line.
Parties returning from the billiard match
at COaticook were somewhat delayed by
certain funny" gentlemen placing OBJ.
structions in the road, such as logs, wood
rails, &c.
Eighteen persons united with the Rocl
Island Lodge of Good Templars on Thurs
day evening last.
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The Bangs-Coocher affair has been the
principal topic of conversation here for a
few days past. 1t is miserable affair at
best, the particulars of which. as near as
we can get hold of them are as follows
information was lodged against L. L. Bangs,
proprietor of the Stanstead and Derby
Line Express, for alleged violation of the
Customs Laws Of Canada. An officer. on
the arrival of the team at Stanstead on
Monday morning, Jan. 3lst, looked him
over and found web of cotton concealed
under the back seat of the sleigh Bangs
altirms that he knew nothing of the cotton
and that it must have been placed there to
get him into trouble with customs officers
suspicion led to the arrest of one Charles
Coocher forconspiracy. Examination was
commenced before justice Meigs on Tues
day, adjourned until Saturday, when it wa:
again adjourned until Wednesday last
lhe affair has created considerable excite
"ent IN the vicinity, and the parties seem
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The insurance men Of Richmond will petition
the Legislature to create the position oil Comp
troller of Insurance, and invest him with the
mower of examining at any and all times the
affairs of any Company, where, in his opinion
doubts of soivency exist.
DR.. Fry, who was reported to have lett the
State to avoid an examination into hisaccouuts
"a treasurer of tho Eastern Lunatc Asylum,
returned to Richmond y yesterday IN tina 80 r.
M. train, and avows his readiness Tor any IN
yestigation that may be made
The bookstore of Mr.. r. Il. Bell, in Farm
vilIe was totally destroyed by fire yesterday
morning with the entire stock. Mr.. Bells loss
was about $1,000.
Fauquicr County Court meets on Monday
next. Five or six criminal cases arc to be tried
Several attachment cases will also come up at
this term Of the Court.
On Monday next meeting will be held IN
the Court house, in Warrenton, to organize the
Fauuuicr Agricultural and Mechaucal Society.
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NEWS or THE D.4 7.
"4e sho,o the very age and bodv ofthe Times

Three hundred locomotives were turned out
finished from the Patterson shops last year-an
overora Of one every working day. They were
distributed about as follows: Rodgers works,
1o5: Grant works, lO0 Danlorth works, Is. II
tbesc locomotives average $4,000 each, this
would represent an income OF "a, OUO UOo, aDout
one half Of which has gone INTO the pockets 0!
the . 900 mechanics who have framed these
iron giants in the three shops named, or IN inc
othcr iron works that furnished part of the ma
laval for them. IOh! that Alexandria had such
machine shops from which to supply the hall
roads of the South and Vest Would that the
canital for the work could be employed here. !
A statement that the great Southern mail
from New York was sent via Cincinnati anu
Louisville, instead oil the old route, by Wash
ington, Alexandria and Lynchburg. has been
very generally published. The Washington
RcnubIcan now says that the statement Is Ell
romeo US.
The prcparationa for Tho Darlen survey cX-
nedi,iou, which have basn in progress for some
time past are it appears. quite complete and
the two vessels detailed for the service, the
Npsic and the Guard, are expected to leave
New York in about two weeks.
The revelations concerning the authorizations
used in the manufacture Of candy at New ork'
have created quite o sensation wholesale
dealers report large falling Oft IN saeS' an"
those who sell at retail also complain
Tho storm which swept over the Western
States on the 18th instant, the main particulars
of which have already been given in our tcie-
grams. appears to have travcrsed the lakes
and their line rs lar east as the hudson.
At Annapolis yesterday the Legislature re-
elected the present Board Of Police CommlA-
sioners of Baltimore, Messrs. Jarrett, Carr
and Fusselbaugh. Their present term oil loul
wears does not expire until 1911, and they theT
hold for the same length OF time aftcrward.
The Ohio and lows Legislatures yesterday
completed their adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment The two States needed and that
will soon be in the line arc Nebraska ana Texas
Some say that Mr., Nixon the gentleman who
was killed by Mr.. Cammlck in the recent alfalt
in New Orleans, was born in Spotsy wanna, and
lived 10 Alexandria, once others say 1t was Mr.
Cammack.
W.P. Maulsby. Of Frederick, Maryland ma:
been appointed Judge Of the Sixth judicial
District, to ill the vacancy caused by inc
death OF Judge Nelson.
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COMMUNICATED.

TUOMMTNITATFU.
[ see it stated that movement has been
made by l. hope only iew) some e!tiz ~? n3 o.
Richmond, towards a demonstration in that
,itv, when Virginia is admittcd-and it Is adj,
ded that this ''movemcnt" is dsappro Vcd oil
BY many. 1t should be dlsapproved Of by
cyery citizen OF the state, native or adopted,
who considers the circumstances attending adj
misson-cven if admission is ever granted.
A VIRGINIA MECHANIC.
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REMARKS. Tho market for Flour closes un
usually dull, and tho demand is limited 10
light city roal demand, and prices hsVo len
dency To- II further drclino. For Wheat there
has been tolerab1y fair donand, and we note
ssles to-day Of white at l22, and rod at ll5 TIC,
1l8. 10, 122 and 1877; offerings Of Upwards ol
400 bushels The demand for Corn has been
somewhat active sales to- day of 1872 bushels
mixed at 81, AS, 49, 80 and 81, and 10 bushels
yellow at So and So twenty barrels white III
tho car brought Sd per Dbl. Rye has been
stoady and prices unchanged sales at Vi
There has been very little change in Oats quo
tstions Il aba Sales of % bushels Mill Feed at
Ct. Butter in fair request for prime, but com
mon ia duh Eggs have further declined to
Csc. Bacon is dull and lower. dressed Hogs
arc III demand, but prices unchanged Seeds
in request at 37aSS G. for Glover, and 75aS0
for Timothy Dried Fruit in fair request and
supply. Poultry in fair demand.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, January 10th.
Beef Cattlo-Prces to-day ranged ~ foil9"S :;
Old Cows and ScalaWaRs at 5JaSl ~ ordlna'
ry thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at 29aSo con-
mon to good stock Cattle 71ast lar qunlliJ
Beeyns 7aS7 80. and the very best Becvea ut 81
ass 62A per 100 lbs tho average price being
about &c gross. Ths market WAS dull today 1T
a decline of Csc per 100 lbs from the rates 81
last week.
Shecp--Thore has been but small proper
ton Of the arrivals during tho past week "hich
could be csssed as good Sheep. and Tor Which
tho demand has been quite active. Prices TO-
day ranged as follows: at d!a7!c per ID gross
for fair to good fat Sheep.
Hogs-The supply during tho past week ms
been largo, and we notice decline OF iIili;y '"c
per 100 lbs Prices to-day ranged rs lolI9%s
ut II 5JaSl3 per 100 lbs net for fair 10 good fat
Hogs.
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u W. TsU II W DIV IItNI,
ian I'D trustee.

NOMM ISSIONEK$ SALE OF A. NALu-
I ABLE FARM NEAK GENTREVlLLE,
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VIRGINIA.-Ryv .r-
tue of decree OF tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, in the suit Of james 4. Spndle,s hG:rs
VS. Peter Gnoding's Administrators 1T n ovcm-
Der term, 1860, the undersigned, Commissioners
of sale, WILL on the 81 MONDAY n j ANU
AIRY, 1876 Court day, in front of Fairfax IT,
House, sell, TO the highest bidder, nt pu9ilc
sale that VALUABLE TRACE or LAND,
containing 9Sn! acrag. This farm lice on the
Warrent0n a,l.! a lcyandriM Turnpike And Lcar
Cnntraville. rho soil is Of excellent quaIity
(bning tho rcl) and IL susceptible of high
state Of Improvement at bAt litI!n nEpch!e'--
Persons wishing tn purchase good land IN a
healthy region viii 40 VOL 1" cTaEn'h" thi"
farm.
TEXANS OnD-tGnth Of tho purchasc- money
cash the residue in three equal payments al
siy, twelve and Ill, htncn months. with interest
on tho deferred payments franz the 'lny 81 SALE
the purchaser to give his bonds inr the deferred
payincnts And the title t. be retained until the
whole Of tho purchase money Is pad the IRnd
subject to resale NJ tho rial. "f the purchaser III
case IF n non compliance with tn" terms -! sale
default III making the deferred Payments
THOMAS; MOORE, C"mii' r.
Ii tins land il not sold the day named
above. tho f.rrn viii then DO rented to the high
csL bidder nj public suction, for tho ensuing
vr,r Rent T., he secured BY bend AnI security.
j.. ERUADWATEE, Receiver.
Fairrng e.. dec l. -lawts
,,,..,,,,,rr,. ,,,,u,,rlN
Y EArpAHANNOCK CO., VA.
uhMy 'T u H. Situated sEout two miles
ia =. ,ho t,,.r e riimi I'M in Knupahannock
,a"1, on tLe GRADED road Lending from the
.,,,,, ~ Ernmt KnvsI +, Gulncpnr Ct. House.
Attached 10 tho Mill mrn EIG llTEEN ACRES
If rrnJ nrndurt;vc notion innd. The mill is
construr! cd with Two water wheels, each Of eight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-21

A dispatch from Richmond dated yesterday
says that detachment of u. S. Artillery ar
rived there on Wednesday night from Fortress
Monroe They were sent by the Government
authorities, in compliance with an application
of citizens for artillery, to fire a salute on the
admission of the State. They were marched
to camp to await the event, and it is added,
mi1dh, that their arrival in view of the &C
ton of Congress is considered rather prcma-
ture." premature Another word will
rise to the lips of most of the people of Virginia
-. but, let it pass!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-21

The foolishncss about removing the capt.
tsl." at this time, from Washington, is family
carried on at st. Louis and in Kansas. The
Legislature of the latter state wants it at l4eav-
enworth