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Smyrna times., 1870-09-14

A bachelor had the Dlu.s and applied to
doctor for some medicine. The doctor lnquir
ed into his case and wrote prescription in
Latin, which the bachelor took to a drug store.
Translated, the prescription read, Seventeen
yards of silk, with woman in it. After tbe
druggist got through laughing, the bachelor
proposed to lady that evening, and was mar
ried in two weeks.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-14

A wounlel bear prevailed upon a Califor-
MIA hunter to take lodgings on the limb Of
tree. Bruin watched MIN until morning, when,
finding that his occupation did not afford him
bear subsistence, he moved off. The hunter
intends to shoot birds hereafter.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-14

A Boston gentleman who could not waltz,
offered young lady one hundred dollars if she
would let him hug her as much as the man
did who had just waltzed with her. 1t was
good offer and showed that money was no OBJ
iect to him, but they put him out of the house
in so striking a way that his eye was quite
black
Smyrna times., 1870-09-14

Bridget, in reply to a remark of her mistress,
who said that she had put too much garlic in
the omeIets, replied that she did so that lt
would not taste so strongly OF the eggs, which
Mere bad.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-14

No man has a right to pride himself on his
honesty who has never been tempted to be
otherwise. But he who has been tempted,
and withstood the temptation, let him sing hal
leluiah
Smyrna times., 1870-09-14

A New England old maid, who recently went
10 Nevada, writes home that she already has
"a husband and pair of twins, and hasn
really got acquainted there yet.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-14

"Beauty," says a French writer, SIS all the
virtue OF some people, and the viltue is all the
beauty of others.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-14


SEWING MACHINE,
Has the following advantages most of all
other Sewing mschnes in the market:
l. 1t has tension which prevents cutting of
thread or dropping Of stitches.
2. 1t has the most powerful construction, which
will insure good work for quarter of century.
3. 1t sews the lightest cambria and the usual
shoe leather without any strain whatever.
A. 1t has feed bar which can be lowered and
raised at will, thus adapting it to all kinds of ma
terial.
s. 1t is impossible to get the machine out of order
unless by rust, dust or taking apart. 1t will never
get out of order by working.
6. 1t has the highest attainable speed, making
about 1920 stitches per minute by foot, and 1900
by steam.
T. 1t is the lightest running shuttle machine.
8. 1t makes the most beautiful Lock Stitch.
9. 1t has the handsomesl appearance.
10. 1t has the strongest, most convenient, hand
sOmely polished, braced table. with drawer, and
board to prevent solling the dress.
IL. Its cover is polished, fitting and locked as a
little trunk. There is nothing better than this tc
! preserve the machine.
-. 1t has straight needle.
I3 Four hobbins hold spool Of cotton.
Ia. 1t has the best hemmer.
Is. 1t has the most complete attachment, thu
Jack.of-aIltrades, hens, ies, binds bastes, tucks
bralds and rutles.
16. 1t is simple as any machine in the market
II. 1t needs but little time to learn its operation
49, 1t has the best embroidering attachment.
l9. 1t sews on straight piece while pufinj
another at the same time without bastng, attach
ment or after work.
These advantages combine the best qualities of
Sewing machine for the family who want to use
steadily in all kinds Of work.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-14

"SHoo FLY" IN GERMAN.-The following
is the correct rendering Of this noble song iuto
German:
Ich fuhl, ich tuhl', ich fuhl',
lch fuhl', vie der Morgen>tern:
Ich luhl', ich fuhl', ich fuhl',
Ich tuhi', vie der Morgen,terll.
Fort Fieg lass mich in Ruh'
Fort FIieg' lass mich in Rub,
Fort Flieg' lass mich in Rub,
Dennuch bin Won Compagnie Q.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, to wit I'm the County Court
3 cfFairlax county, November Rules, 1870
John T. Miner Franklin Miner and others
against James w. Anderson, James Anderson,
Thomas Anderson, Mary Anderson. Edward
Anderson, Miner Anderson, Virgins hozier
and franz Hoziar, defendants: In chancery.
Mem: The object OF this suit is TO Obtain, g
decree directing az issue to try whether the
real estate in the b IL and proceedings mention
ed was devised to tho said Mary Anderson Or
descended ~ tho heirs of George Miner and II
s Sc s 10 G Obtain decree for the sale thereof
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendants are non residents Of this State, 1t is
ordered thai they appear here within one month
sitter due publication hereof. and do what Is
necessary 30 protect their interests. a copy
teste: Z. -. KlCdAhDSCN, VI Il.
h w. Thomas D. @. nov l9-lswSW
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lCOMNUSICATED

would like to ask the Superintendent Of
Police, why il is, that certain owners OF dwell
iings on kiog street, eau oDst1uct the sidewalk
With impunity, in the face of prohibitory
law, while others doing the same thing are
Gocd under that law ;? and why these same par
tics arc permitted to hang out their wares he
yond the limit prescribed b. law, thus shutting
out from view other mems places Of business,
and yet to put horse post in front Of my door
would require special &C: of the Committee
On Streets for permission? a SUFFERER
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GTN L co II. q N G Z + S.

Il
The publishers will shortly issue the history
of the 35.h Battalion Virginia Cavalry, q. $. a,
familiarity known rs "Wntesh Battalion, from
is commander CO..: Elijah '. White.
1t is work Of over 500 pages, and contains
the history of this famous command during sll
the period fits existence, from TIC formation
OF It's first onpany in 1851. to the surrender Of
Gen. Lees srmy
It shows the opers:ions Of the "Ashby Bril-
gede" during the two gears that the 9th Va
Cav formed portion Of that gallant command q,
giving tho only published account of tine great
Expedition OF Gen ~. L. Jones through West,
Va, when the Kanawha river was set on fire.
and elso the connection Of the cavalry with the
campaigns OF the a. \. '.
The history of the battalion rs partlz4n rang
ers on the Potomac border, and along the army
lines of Banks, Pope Mcclellan and other Fed
oral commanders, together with tho experience
of it, men as scouts guides snd courler5 Tor
Generals Jackson and Ewell Is given, and the
Ms. is highly endorsed by the officers of the
Battalion who hevo examined it. Written by
FRANK Il. MYERS. Lato Cspt. Co. A. 35th
Va. Cav.
Orders addressed TO the author will be
promptly attended TO. The price of tho work is
s2,O0 Agents wanted. For terms &C., add
dress. +: N. N ELS,
Gee s-eolm Waterford. Loudoua CO., Va
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NOTES FROM WAsBINGToN. The Piesl
dent message, to ali Appearances. falls as still
born on the ears OF Congress as did It's rrcte'
cessors.
Members of the House lave Tery generally
talked over the Presidents renewal Ct the San
Domingo annexation scheme, aud in najoll
ty Of instances the feeling is against 1t. One
republican member from Pennsylvania says
that if it is forced on the House he shall be
obliged to denounce it as job.
An effort will be made 10 the House to bring
up the question of general amnesty.
Ex.Secretary Wells did not furnish Admiral
Porter's letter for publication. Il twas obtained
from the file of official letters in the Navy De
pertinent.
Gen. Butler has joint resolution fer the
annexation OF San Domingo and will introduce
it the first opportunity.
Senators and members both agree that there
cannot be any very important financial iceis!a-
ton this winter.
Admiral Porters assault upon cx Secretary
Welles is so uuwsrrantsble th at it is row not
unlikely he will furnish some other letters
be has in his possession and equally Interesting,
which will fully vindicate him from bet1ayiDg
the confidence of Porter.
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NEWS OF The DAY.
"7o s5o;s IKE very age and bodg T.: Tax 7''''''

In the Sunday School Convention in Bali,
MIRO Yesterday. permanent officers were elected
With hr. A. Fuller Crane, OF Baltimore, Prcsl
dent. The State Agent reported Go Sunday
schools in Maryland, having 63O teachers aud
4,4lO chiId1cu. 4 long discussion took place
on the proper character Of books Tor Sunday
school libraries, during which many c3o'raiy
opinions were advanced, but nothlrs practical
done. One speaker averred belief TINT the
Bible was partly work OF fiction, Tor which lie
was rebukcd by others.
The Senate caucus committee finds good
deal Ct difficulty in making up Its report, be
cause ccrtain differences cannot be recooclled.
Il is said there is strong effort being made to
Gullity Senator Summers influence in the For
eign Affairs Committee by assoclatlng him
with gentlemen who are 10 lapor OF San DO
mirsO and other measures which Mr.. SGmper
opposcs
John Ii. Surrat delivered lecture in Rock.
vile on Tuesday evening, on the subject OF the
assassination of President Lincoln, in which
be denies ali completely with the design. lie
SAYS that Booth told him. there was piau to
kidaap Mr.. Lincoln. He (Surratu was at the
North, when the murder took place, and knew
nothing about it.
me mQ0!Clpal cIecilUD it AuEusId. NSoi ia:
yesterday, passed of quietly. The Democrats
elect their Mayor By about 800 majority. With
q full Council. Troops were sent from Allan,
la ard stationed near the polls. hnt they did
not interfere with the election. There Is great
rejoicing aud Examinations.
Mr.. Robertsoo, of South Caroline, Was yes
teraay re elected Z. s. Senator from that
State. The Alabama LEGISLATURE yesterday
elected Mr.. Golthwaite (Democrat) as the
successor OF Mr.. Warner. The result OF the
election 10 that State has moi been definitely
decided,
The u. s. Treasurer yesterday rccci:cd,
through the agency of the detective corps OF
the Treasury Department., IS, 800 OF the $50, 900
stolen from the ISSUE division Of the Treasury
10 June last.
Il is reported that within two days . resoiu.
ton will pass the North Carolina House OF
Representatives sending a messenger to the
bar of the Senate to demand the impeach-
ment OF Gov. Holden.
At San francisco, December 7, during a
gale the old signal tower on Telegraph Hill, 4
prominent landmark since the early part OF
lS49, was utterly demolished.
John n. Hamb!eton, Tor many years Pay
master in the ravy, died at his residence in
Talbot county, Mo, on Monday.
The Jay Cooke bond case hss couc to u
close, with verdict OF S23, $50 III favor OF the
Government.
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COMMUNICATED.

| observe that You frequently call attention
10 tho great Importance Of oar citizens patron
izng their own merchants, and whenever 1t is
possible. making their purchases IN Alexan,
dria. An impartial trial would satisfy ali, that
all articles eau DO purchased here rs iow es IN
eng of.tEe adjacent cities. Our dealers require
acknowledgements to enable them to keep large
stocks. BY buying az home We are helping
OFT ucighbors and there is no truth tnorc
frequently rea.iZcd than that N he iplog oar
friends We are indirectly helping ourselves.
NATIVE
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MI AF2EsIEEe,

1T Christ Church, on "Wednesday. evening,
thn Tlh instant, by Rev. Mr; Nc Kim, 3: )
SON. daughter of Il. II. Addison, esq, oil CT
this place.
In Baltimore, December Sd, ct the house Of
the brides mother. by Rev. Mr.. Hall, JOSE
h. PEA BODY, of Maine. 10 Miss JULIA L..
DULANI, second daughter of The late Colonel
William Dulany, U. s. Marine Corps.
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The Washington Patriot says, that notwlth'
standing an ect of Congress probibi'lns it,
there are three generals Of the army Gu duly at
the Executive Mansion, who perform. The du-
ties, and who, in the accredited official lists
sre actually designated, az ''secre'aE!eS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-08

Ad9ices received from Georgia to dsy say
that the State is dotted all over with federal
troops, under the prctcnse OF scouting a far
election on the 21st Of this month and III" en-
torceuent of the congressional election law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-08

We expected to have received the Message
Of Gov. Walker to the Legislature ol Virginia,
by last nights mail, but were disappointed, =,
We give bricl synopsis Of its contents III an
other column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-08

BY the report Of The Auditor u! West 'ir-
GINA, for the year ending 30tf. Sept 1860, 1t
appears that the Sheriff; and Collectors OF That
State have made very prom.iD! teeinuing
for new State, worked upon thoroughly Rad
ical principles, being in arrears to the State
treasury, including 1865, $lG7, O29,SS!
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoMP. OF THE CURRENCY
w .rI1IA.craAr Oct & 1871

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1870
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w eented to the undersigned, it has been
made TO appear that THE CITIZENS Ma.
TIONAL BANK OF ALEXANDRIA, in
the city of Alexandria, in the county of Ale1-
andra and State of Virginia, has been duly
organized under ard according to tho require
,rents of the act of Congress entitled nm set
TO provide National Currency, secured b? a
plodse Of United States bond; ane TO- pT99,va 1
proved June Sd, 1861, ond has complicc with
all tho provisions of said &c, required to be
complied with before commencing the business
Of banking under said act
Now, therefore, !. Jno Jay knos. letting
Comptroller OF the Currency, do hereby certify
tbs: The Citizens National Bank %! Alexsn.
dris, in the city Of hle=sndria, in the county
OF Alexandria, and State OF Virginia, il author
lied TO commence the business % banking uu-
der the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and
SEAL. seal OF oface, this Sth day OF Oc-
No. 17lG. tober, 1870.
JNO. JAY KNOX,
Acting Comptroller Of the currency,
Trea DaDartment
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State OF South Carolina, !
Executive Dent.

Coiumta juno l9, 1867.
Sir: l have lnado .ul ana satisfactory test o!
the Spectacles procured from you, ana have
the pleasure 10 Say that !ha glasses IRE better
adapted to nv eyes than any have eve. used.
The facilities with which y"u fitted the g'aE: to
nv eve furnished ne conclusive evidence .:
your thorough experience &c an 0crlist.
Your attsinmcrts in yocr profession entlt.c
YOU to tho confidence. patronage and gratitude
Of the public.
have the honor 81 be vcry respectfully
yours, JAN ho u. OEh,
GOvcr..cT Gf South Carolina.
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PERsEcUmoH.-i icssrs. Wm. II. JsrVis,
James Deator =. 9. Hatcher, and Irwin +.
Hoag, Of Petersburg, have been arrested (thc
first two for the second timc) on the charge OF
violating tic enforcement act.
It is time this persecution Was stoppcu.-
Let the General Assembly pass law punish
ing BIZ fire and imprisonment every man COG,
ccrnai in = c>n+eic:s arrest and perEecutlcn oi
our people. The thing Won d 5000 be stopped.
The enforcement act is 90 clearly nnconstltu
ioDal that it deserves Only to be despised.--
Richmond Dispatch.
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CORPORATION SMALL NoTEs. The small
notes issued by the corporation during the DO.
Rod when r. B. Semple, deceased, and j. L.
Msrye, Jr., were Mayors of fredericksburg,
have not sll been redeemed as yet, The Coun'
Gil has directed that they shall be received for
taxes, and ss not coming under the operation
of the resolution adopted October llth. 1870,
tor tbs employment Of counsel to defend &C
tio1s brought or to be brought against the cor
poration for bonds due or to become due, to
prevent any one creditor from obtaining DIiorl.
tv of lien or other advantage. Fredericksburg
Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-08

GRAFT BROWN told few wholesome truths
at complimentary serecadc given him by bis
political friends in St, Louis, the other even
ing. Among other things, addressing the vet
eran Union soldiers present, he said
SOLDIERS: Wherever | have gone in the
canvass Of this great State, I have ever found
that those who bore the brunt of battle were
the hrst to extend the right hand OF reconciia-
tion-lcheers l-prompt 10 forget all auimosity,
and to consign to oblivion obsolete issues, by
gone phraseology, past nomenclature. 1t was
only those who held high carnival in the rear
that would still proong the note Of discord,
hoping for continued pillsge." Cheers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-08

JUDGE BOND, U. S. Circuit Judge, cane
here last summer, it was said al the instance
OF Gov Holden. to ;nvcstigate the burgin case
After keeping Burein in jail Tor Two or three
months, lie released him on Monday night last
without letting tic sheriff or the Counsel Tor
the prosecution known OF it, until after the nTl.,
sousr had lett and got beyond the boun1S OF
the State. On Wednesday at 3 O'Clock his
Honor delivered his OPTION in the Burgin case,
in which The partisan feeling Of the Judg: Is
as visible as it is in his conduct in secretly re-
leasing him.-Rn7>igh Sentinel.
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TESTIMONY UM 1890
Ern1a Malical pe 4. lnnnr. PrOeSsOr3 9. tlr

highest Gp' na!rni: talent il Alcx@n-
dIia W.. ,.ad no Union.
AIexant1js, Va Sept. ~. no
7. sGJrds much pleasure 10 st:tn ihat siteF
careful examination Of the giasso* used by rroi.
Bernhard and his peculiar arrangements Tor
sdsntinp them to the improvement. OF The varied
dcfoc,s and diseases OF the huffman cye, NO 1cet
assured that he is 3 most ski!;lGl and "ccon'-
plished Opticisr, ,.G3 we very cordially COM
mend him 10 the confidence: OF tho community.
:! u. LEWIS, Il. -.
BEDFORD nEOWH Vi. y.
Nm & XII F.,HElN, ii. ,
J. j. BULLOCK.
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church.
!;UBT K, : NUUGH, ". D.,
ras.cr u. +. Church South.
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Portsmouth, Va, Dec. !. 1865.

Portsmouth, Va, Dec. !. 1865.
Prof. Bernhard IL owe you deb! of grat-
tudt Tor the benefit you havo rendered me. For
many years have been accustomed to use
slaascs when reading Or writing, and always
with pain more or less, TO my eyes. You have
relieved mo from al Inconvenience. L can now
read and write for all hours without any peH,
and can zoe objects distant and near through
the same glasses WITH clearness and distinctncS1
that have not experienced since my youth.
ain gratefully yours,
JOSEPH L. PLUNKETT,
Pastor OF St. Pau'ts.
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Testimonials similar to the above may be srs;:
at NJ. Bernhardts Office from the NEST reliabi
and well known gentlemen d tho United Stats
among whom are:
Horatio Seymour ox-Goycrnor OF New T0r!.
L. 4. Fenton, Ex-Governor of New York.
a. e. Curtin, Ex-Governor Of Pennsylvania.
4. 3. Hays, Governor Of Ohio.
q. Z. Morton, Ex-Governor OF Indiana.
Alexander Ramsey, ox-Gov, Of Minnesota.
Henry A. :,wiit, Ex-Governor OF Mianeao&"
Richard Yates, Ex-Governor Of Illinois.
r N. Patten, cX-Gov"rnnr OF alabama.
Joseph L. Brown, Ex.Gov. Of Gcorgis.
Jonathan Worth. Gov. o; Worth Caroline,
CONSULTATION FREE.
Otfca hours from 9 y. II. to .. NJ.
MANSION HOUSE.
Il. B.-Owing to engagements elsewhere. Il.
Bernhard will be able 10 remain here bu.
abort time only.
IEMPLOY NO PEDDLEEs.
sep 2l--d&tW
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PARTIES -"Ncck.te parties have dawned
IN the rural districts. 4 neck tie party IS one
where each lady attending the party makes
neck-tic of the same material as the dress she
wears. These are taken to where the party IS
to be held and placed in q bag. When the
gentlemen arrive each one must 60 to the bag
and take out neck-tie. and it is his duty to
wait upon tho lady during the evening who
wears the dress corresponding in material with
the neck-tie.
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AIux.rhry., Gnptsaabrr l., 1870.

AcxsrAra., &epteEnbnr :, 1870.
judging from tho interview which ! hsV"
had with Professor i. EcrnharG: De!lev"
him to be 3 skiil!ui Gn:icie'l, and from -
many certificates which 10 AZ: from Inc hlg h"1t
men Of tho SoHsi th:s. I!c i ~; '.reTic:'"r' 80
reliable Oculst.
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4tsmM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARkET, December 8.-The
ma1Set for Wheat is active, ut an advance OF
Base on tho higher grades; low and medium
qualities are firm; offerings of % bushels white
and 1889 of rod, with sales of tho former at lZZ'
ID and LEO, and Of the latter st l25, l3V, loo
and $40. Corn is quiet and steady; onerlnss
OF 1862 bushels mixed, with sales Of "a. 10 ana
-. Eye is unchanged; offerings small, with
sales ut e. Oats are dull vt u still further &C.
cline; olicricgs Of 4l6 bushels, with sales 4O
and -. Dressed Hogs are selling at 9aS9 Co.
MARINE LIST.
~. .psg ......7 o. Mooa RIsEs........ IS
us sE!r-..... ......4 80
i'oer OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, N;ckle, Baltimore. 20
Breeders y Co.
Schr F Cotton, Sommers. henca 81 Provl-
Schr Edward Slade, Soper. hence 81 New
York 9Th instant
SER Jessie Hart g, Hart, from boston for
this pot, arrived TT Holmes Hole Atm inst.
.tcir Nellie G. Payne, Jones, from Boston tor
tbs port, arrived st Newport 4:h inst.
CANAL COMMERCE.
z zZz $3.50 - -
ARRIVALS.
Boat: II HI Sny der, TO Hsmp 81 Bait Coal
Co.: p McNaliy cesl to John p Agnew, and
| : Barrett, timber for b Il = K X.
DEPARTURES
Boats Onward, " Shreve. Wandering Boy,
| Jno Young and Noble Grand. for Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-08

10 the House of Representatives, yesterday,
a bill was taken up, to amend the laws relating
to postal matters All amendments 10 Increase
the pay OF letter carriers we're rejected. Tho
sections authorizing the seizure OF gilt concert
and other swirdliug schemes we're stricken out,
but it vas agreed to impose d fine CT $500 Tor
depcsitipg any such matter in the mails. TIE
postal card system of correspondence, Was 90.
ieoted to on account OF its openne>s and liahlti-
iy to abuse The bill was thee laid aside, lor
the present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-08

GENERAL AMNESTY. Some OF the Presl
dents friends xpre.s concern that he did not
meet their views add recommend general ain
ncsty. Il is supposed he has tccn Thoroughly
Influenced b. Texas and Georgia Radicals who
rau. nothing OF IA. kidd until after the elec
ton in those States. No les: than three bills
lor general snnes.? have been prepared ES-
IRENE p2Giras say the election OF Earcc, L. s.
Senator fem North Carolina. has damaged the
,Ycsp:cs Of amnesty Samc. But all this Is
tut e-:iecause Vance or na Vance, those who
are opposed 10 amnesty vii! continue their
CpnGStlun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-08

NOTICE is HEnEHY GIVEN. That sppi;-
~ Cation wi! DO made to Tho Grange, Aiex-
ea:.-iG and Msn=ssHs Re- road Com Eany for tn o
renewal Of tho following lost or mislaid certif-
csses of their stack issued TO me- VIZ
80. 90. Jau. rs, 1874. for % shares prof.stork.
20. $50, Feb. y, 1863 for 50 shs res. Trnnref
20. $780, Sep. 80, 1856, for Il shares. stnct
No. 1886, = r. g, 1858, for IL shares.
also certificate issued to Me rs trustee loT
Efrs. S. &. Scott viz: No. 1913. Nov. IT, leCO,
sor sh&rn inprcfe-re! stock.
nov :,-!hw2m JOHN Willis.