davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-24

TO 6 ineheS high, e per 100, S5 per 1000.
TO y inches high, 4peF 100, 20 per 1000.
Ia to inches high, sPer 100. 60 peF 1000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-24

AS the greater part of the fruit on
the tomato vine is borne near the
ground it will be found that the short
ening of the vines will cause nutri-
ton to flow to fruit instead of making
branches. Don't be afraid to cut out
all suckers and nOn-bearing branches,
and to shorten those that wander.
The writer knows that the advantages
of pruning are questioned by some,
but he has learned 10y experience,
whatever may be the rationale of the
matter, the results are in favor of
rather severe pruning.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-24
GRAPE VINEs.

UFHAM,
-, Permissible VI, late Of spnurss,5 =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
T. 9 G. 4 l. \ z W S

COUNTY CONVENTIONS An adjourned meet
ing of the Radical County Convention was hello
at the, Freedmen's Village last night for the
purpose Of making some changes in the candi
dates for county officers to be voted for at the
approaching election. Austen Syphaz, coloreo'
was President, and MIR. Stevens. Secretary
j. t. DePutron, the selected candidate for
Commonwealth Attorney, being ineligible on
account of non rcsidency, G. II. Kamey was
nominated for that office.
The following resolution Was unanimously
adopted:
"Rtso7re1, That in the Hon. Lewis Mcken.
zie, we, The delegates 10 Convention assem- bled,
recognize fit exponent of Republican priuci-
pies, and that We use all honorable means to Sc
euro his election.
Pending motion that the nomination OF L.
S. Laws, the candidate for the cicrkships of the
County and Circuit Courts be reconsidered,
that nominee declined the nomination and G. g.
Seaton was selected as the candidate Ter the
Offices.
A motion was ais, made 10 reconsider the
nomination Al Ausiu Syph.S !vr Superintcn
Jent Vi he Poor, bat it Vas lot atirr much
discussions; aud T. +. Curbcit having declined
the nomination. tor County Surveyor, a Mr..
Reed va; nominated Tor that Office
The Convention then adj burned suc Ole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO MARTYRS OF LIVER COMpiAIN


Among the wonderful m edical properties
which have rendered Boste,ter's Stomach bi!
tiers pre.eminent among the health restorin d:
preparations Of the ago, its anti. bilious v;r.
tues are not the least Remarkable No word
can do justice to its marvellous effect upon tn @
diseased liver. Perhaps the simple worGs Of y
convslesc-nt suleier. who escribes i. rs go.
ing right 10 the spot" tell the story as clear
y as may be. 1t does 20 right to tho SPOT. II
operates directly upon the discrdered organ,
and whether unduly active or in u state OF pa
raysis restores it to con iton Of health -
Ghe Sickness at the Stomach. Pain between the
Shoulders ard in the Right sidc, Yellow ELNl;;
sion of the Skin, Cosliveness, Drr#siness and
La guor. Dimness of Sight, Palpitation of tie
Heart Dry Cough, Low Fever, and other
symptoms which Indicate tpo various phases of
Acute and Chronic Liver Complaint, arc ono
md all promptly relieved, and Ea"ly removed,
by the action of this famous preparation. which
is st once tho best CT corract7es, tho gent est
and n o:t genial OF apericnts, an inialibio regu
lhtor. and powerful restorative Persons OF 2
bilious habit, who use the BitLeIs prote 1.-Two
medicine will naver suffer tho pains and pen
atics of Liver Disease or Bilious Re!alttent Fo-
YER oct 3l-cpiW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

TRAVEL RESUMED. On the 10Th of Seq
TENDER travel was interrupted on many Of the
railroads in Virginia by the food. The Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad suffered
severely, and since that time heavy force has
been employed in repairing the bridges Of that
road. Since the first of Octobar the following
bridges have been rebuilt, on the main line
Those over South Hardware, Rockfsh, and a
good many trcssels Of Tye River, and yesterday
afternoon at 420 the train passed over the
James river bridge, 700 feet long. The bridge
over the North branch Of the Shenandoah on
the Manassas division, has also been rebuilt.
All this work has been done 10 little less
than one month. The South Branch bridge
will be finished in about ten days, and then
travel will be uninterrupted along the whole
route of this road This speaks we'll for the
officials Of this company and the employees
who have pushed the important work Oh so
rapidly The bridge over the Potomac is again
completed and the morning the train came
through as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
E,y ssppk Hnox & ESerfyy

Real Estate Agents and Auctlohre-S.i
fNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of cortair
l. deed Of trust from tho lnto Ihomss Ap.
Cuta.by jones and Mary W., his wiIe, TO Wan.
L. Dulany, bearing date March y, 1851, aud
recorded amongst the land records OF Fairis.
county, in iibcr U. No 3, folio Is. &C., *hssl.
rs Trustee, substituted and appointed in the
place of tho said William Il. Dulsny, Ivy m
order of the Hon. County Court o: f:.':ins
county at september term, 1870, ana Tor the
purposes in the Said deed mentioned and do
clsred, ctl,r for s,.o. b. public AUCTION. Oh
SATURDAY, the 5:h day Of Novembcr, 1870.
at II o'clock IN on the premises, tho TRACE
OF LAND, (or 80 much rs may bencceSsLyj III
the county of Fairfax, which tho late Com,
modoro 1hos. Ap. g. Jones resided, win NJ
buildings improvements and appu!tena"%'&' :"
wit: ri! that portion otlo.s aad 4 il The d..
vision O: Lett.ce =. Jones real estate Gniohg3:
her heirs, recorded amongst Tho land r.c@rds
Of Fsirlax county, III !i5er PIP, tolio "o!. ~hd
lging within tho following boundsrie;: aeSih-
ming a.. tho western cUrEor CT 10: No. j. en- l''
Turnpike road, adjoining Balls LAID thence
with Bells line to Inc Northern corner o! !'.
Nc. 3 thence along the ino between lots : "nd
50 far that limo drawn parallel to IN" caste"
line of lots j and 20 thn Turnpike road Shall
include zoo sG:rs
Terms made known u! Tie t;ne OF salo.
LAWkEACE y. TAY hOh.
,on ;3-Cot, Trus;nC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

PATENT has already been state! IL the
Gazette tina. patcnt Lad been issued to Mr.
v. Is. Mixture, .! this city. Tor Il Gait saddle.
The frame OF the cart slidic is arranged with
rollers il w:ich the back ch*in lies, !or the
purpose OF easing lhe chain as Que shalt or
the other may be Temporarily elevated or de-
pressed by the unerenDesS ot the road over
which the cart may b. pas,iag, the object &C
compshcd being the saving OF tie back OF the
horse ana Increasing he Durability OF the saddle
Mr. McUIure viii suon cpmmeu,A tn" manu-
fauture nt the newly patcnlrd sadie IN this
ciiY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

ALL IlAIL)ws. Services were held at ST.
Mary's Church, at and II o'clocS this morn
Ing, The occasion b,iug tha 'Feas1 Of All
Saints comm@:aolatir" 81 al lle jus: Of past
ages who gre nov rel. ting with Christ IN lea
ven. Nespels will hc sung this evening at :
o'clock, ana! to~morrow, th" "Commeuoralicn
Of All Souls. vii! b. drvj,eI to the remGm-
brance Of lh"s: who are suppressed 10 te HOW
expia,iug their minor otienees ia Purgalory,
Mass beiog offered FIR them at II q. III.
Ia New OrIcans. there Is ii long established
custom of visiting tho cemeteries this alter
noon. and lecoratn. the graves u! departed
friends with lights and Howcrs, Ind offering
prayers for the repose OF their souls. This
pioas custom IS, to L csrta!l extern, t,iIowcd
here aud elsewhere Throughout tHs country,
aud III, Cath dis t'~;n .'cry il -: -. had, 10
tar. luauy visitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
FDE1EaisN NEWS.

LONDON. Nov. l.-'rhe fooSlu. details Of
the surrender Of BaZalne'S army ~ Mr!Z, now
the news has b.. n received, and Thlt lowed,
is published here this mrrriuy ir5m various
sources
The Independence Beige daisc- from an
Officer who esc1psd from Metz aai from the
Nose lie Independence, published at Metz al
the lime Ct the entry Of the German troops,
the fact that he EreCch leaders to the last de
ceivet the army by promises 10 cut way out.
These promises were solemn repeated even
while the negotiations for the surrender were
pending.
The Jude pendc1ce Beige says that Gambetta
was uuqucstionabiy right in charging Bazane
with nigh treason.
The population OF Metz were unanimous In
denauncng Bagine as traitor.
After the capilu'ati had been agreed upon
the people followed tho Marshal throug b the
streets bowling the cpithet "Trator! IN his
ears.
At Tours the news Of tho capitu!atlon OF
Metz fell upon the government and tho people
like thunderbolt, 50 strong had been the OIL
cial assurances Of its safety.
Some OF the Journals, however, and notably
the Constitutional the Ersncais, and the Ga
Zetto de France, demand suspension OF judy
HtH;, anN uelTtCi.G tuc StlouS IauguaSC VI
Gambclta's prociamltio coGdcmning BaZane.
The latter journal suggests Council OF War
to investigate the matter, in order to give the
Marshal a fair opportunity to mako his 5e
fence.
The Government at Tours is in receipt OF
several memorials, numcrously signed in the
adjacent departments, urging the prosecution
of tue war to the bitter end, and denounciug
Bazlne for his treasonable surrender of the
strongest lortiicaton OF the nation.
Bagainc and his suite reached CaSscI yester
dsy-Gencrals Ganrob bert, McMahon, lie Boeu,
Bardclier ard flaptmanu, were hourly expect
cd there.
The German authorities have given orders
that the soldiers from Alsaco and Lorraine
who were captured al Metz, as we'll as those
who may hereafter be taken, be separated
from the other prisoners, as such will be &c
garded as German and not French.
One corps Of the army lately investing Metz
has been detailed to escort the prisoners to
Germany. Two corps will 60 forward to join
the armies around Paris, and the other tour
will be divided between the two armies now
operating 10 the North and South Of France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
PugiIiStic.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-The fight between Tom
Allen AID James Gallagher will come off TO-
MORROW ct The old battle ground about twenty
miles dowo the river. Both men are in good
condition.
Two other fights will take place in the same
ring one between Jack Madden alias Haynes
and Jerry Fem, otherwise known as Mace s
Novice the other between Nike O'Connor
end J ohm Morris, both for purses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

DEruTY s. u. MARsIIAI.-Rev. George w.
Parker, calored, has been appointed Deputy
u. s. Marshal, and instructed to institute pro-
cecdincs girst all persons who attempt &c
pr.vcut the enforcement OF the act of Congress
prescribing the right of citizens to vote. lila
commission IS dated Oct. 29;h 1870 and viii
cSli;u December 18Th same year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

New YonK, Nov. 1.-Stocks very strong
Nonev 4aG. God III. Virginia SKIES, ex cou-
nnn C3l; do zsw Is. Flour quiet and heavy.
Wheat shade easier. Corn quiet and steady
BALTIMORE, Nov. l.-Virginia sxea, Old, 80
bid; do 1866 5q4 bid. G2 asked; do. 1867 0s4
rs kcd. Cotton firm but quiet. Flour steady
and fairly active Wheat dull and lower Ma
rylaad amber IGOslG5 good to primo l25sl5O ;
common to fair IIral2J Western l30tl33.-
Corn active; sales Of white ct 6Ua7O; yellow II
a8Q; Western 70n75. Oats steady ct 4laoo.-
Rye lower Mt 7Oa75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
TIjES AND HlLLiNEKY GOODS.

il !. ,,,.I,,
lust received Il large assortment OF i u RS
such as puro Sable Capes AID MuGs. Sable
Mink Capes and Muf5. Slher!ar Squirrel and
Ermire Capes and Muiia.
Good sets of Ladies' Furs for 81 per set, and
Children's Furs for s. per set; SwsEs,iown
ard Erminn Trimmings.
Furs made to order and IcPairod At he snort
est notice.
Also y good assortment Of seasonabe MI L..
LlNERT GOODS and GENTS and BOYS
HATS and CAPS.
Miss 9. =. HEWITT,
oct 2i-lm 50 King ST., Evans old stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
s:y Rank. Eguox s: Aerby,

Real Estate Agents and AUctiH"ecSS.!
"a 'HESth > SA r'0 =, oAoSUNo: 81 :: "vt,'
d % :; u=e - o't ~ l. 80 a.,L r,.,rInI
scrloef, bearng date July 1i' Ani '"Ip.Hi,
amongst tHo rang ieCu,'s ~ ~ r. 80:
lbcf ~, NO: r. iotl3 loi' SLr'' o,I "r,nrnt
poSc' III stIH 49, tI;,'rI;,,, ~, ct,riIE
~ ~ ~ jy IF Tnynm,hnr i,7U =. twelve
- 'uo ~. Gay 30 Cnt,.' .n,,'rT Vyn.i Fni
a." Ccrt.;n ~, or PaECIL or LANU. in jhr
cei .r' tG.irfs- ci;motad on tho fo;,tb I'D. of
etu'i-H - u'..o r'';t-o ,rJ h;r5ir" .i,.r,o,
III Levn,J Tho .rsI t0lI.t .mI
continuing shou: TEN ACRES, In"r" o; less,
TERMo-The sum OF S5IO WIZ ih5,1 ,,, ';3I,
July 1t, lsG9, ana t"n lNrlhcr sun Q. NV "':'i
interest from Juno l2tn'. lSn9, mnst He pas
down in c4sA; Ter tho residue such cf".H. W.!
10 allowed rs The &H;i 'j9hn >. o.2Ai'Hn' '"''
diccc.. Law REVUE Is. IA hII.'
sep 25--c'!: trustee:
rU1HUywa.E': ) a.A:.:1--Hy virtue Of =. decd o!
1 trus. from Sa!nucl J. Ma:aer :" tho under
sIgned boring date on Tho 10TH day OF March,
ltGD. Of record on tho land records q! t"iri"%
county. !ibcr X, 10. !, folio 2l9, snd !Vr u"
purposes therein name, shall, on mon DAY
the l7th day OF G":oGer, 1910 Ctur. t"y' II
'front.' oc tho door OF TIC Court H@Hse 0! rn'F;;"A
county, SELL To the highs. n!i1aF' All IAI1
TRACE OF Las y eirDrnG'd II "''' 49,
containing THIkTAEN ACRES; NOR" or .r'S'
This land adjoins tho lands OF William var
tiers Thomas j. Peac"cI an "iheE;' ana l. "
desirable parcel OF !aad ihoS" wisA'nS L.
purchase arc l:Vlteu 10 C"'1 VI n'' ~ iJ,;,'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE.

It mas long been desire 10 havo q tonic Ter
nvalids which is both pleasant and agreeable
to tho taste This wo havo in the stan dard
Vino Bit.ers" Of Mr.. Alfred Speer. Their CT
feet upon the system is mildly stmul*tlas' I'u
retir sudo,i!ic md tcnic; bene fetal in affections
OF the Kidneys, Chronic diseases, with general
debility of tho constitution.
Sold by Druggists. uc, 3i--!%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

ALEXANDRIA, FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD.
The bids for the construction OF the A!eSaa-
dria and Fredericksburg Railroad were opened
yesterday and the estimates made but the
contracts have not yet been awarded,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

New York, Nov. Tx Alderman Con
nolIy. q candidate for the General Assembly
from tie Il District, died here this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. bids for the con
strucion CT The Fredericksburg railroad were
opened yesterday, aud are being classified.
The allotment viii be made at Alexandra
within ten days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

FIRE ALARMS. -Thc alarm Of fire about one
O'Clock yesterday evening was c1usad by the
partial burning Of tie rooi Of the Erss house in
the Brick Row 90 North Columbus street,
The alarm last night was caused hy the re-
tlectiou Ct the light from the brick kiln OF Mr.
Enamel Fraucis near the canal basic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
A'rTI M MARRIED.

Issays for Young Men, on Socia! HyiIs, and
the propriety or IMPROPERLY Ct getting Married.
with sanitary help for those who feel untitled
for matrimonial happiness. Sent FREQ. i'll scaled
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSUClA-
TON, Box 7, Philadelphia, Pa. sep l9-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
E,iIARLES WhI%ILhSEY,
.. ). MMI:;SIU = i K,
oct ll-e0tj
-aED--
,TTORNEY AND COUNSELLQE -
RA,IE, klIPTCY.

H. ). COMMI3SIU HR,
-aHD-
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELnQE l.
4kkUPTCY.
Ccnyrcss having just amended tho Bankrupt
law so that nearly al parties can be discharged
t-nn, ihcr ieEts vnobstructcd ny tho fifty per
c,,, cI.ns, s., called. another opportunity or
,ho hercGts or this most effective
Icri 10 suGu'e tno ns:nrm ~ -cIinf Tho above
Az" p w,iI mike bnnkrup. business specially;
Oil nrocure discharges on the most moderate
VIII @ tr"r|ct Nil business in that Inc ut
,';,.ae vb;cr ca.no. fail To be satisfactory. Be-
no II \ Commissioner, hg will endeaVcr &c
Inns ms snvo parties Tho lr,ib!" md expense OF
nrnrncdInr with their cases. lISchnrEc3 can
be obtained mere before No4i,.:T III Is IF1pL
y is in Nthmona or G';c''Cs" ''" ,5 =. hat
less expense TO 9'fs''' II i''H' 10 ,a;.h he
!ho Bankrupt :.',' - -, :. noy trI eyed
will Do secured !" ihe phnHrlis "hoc ~" "'".
rupt ia~. Is tie only RAJ re'!ei nov onr'.t -
p-rliss struggling III Iii" h"',"'"$ xxx -
cid 't"n>-' R,it'is !',' :" I;,.ifiy
1EriIry HALL.
/
orrnHF = = Ak = I'D ND !%; = ~
;.ornrE Noa. ELL D'r@clTc'S
HEti:. y III, - ~ ,,.,.,,...; ~,
BUHLEEQJh 4 SD o'H''tA h!u Il we
twenty-five i;"ehs'' Hr'FtS.
The i.r~u.1i" tur;tSq' -.:t.'a2 t'iH cor
Miss sophie. "orre.i as EI ri, Dsr"'ey' '''''"-
o"''''S TIiE Gl:BAT UEINA&DEZ,
~. rhsInninn comic Of America. III" wonder-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
SNOW.
The Ssar7SeaS

BANGOR, Me, Nov 1.-The first Snow Q
the season fell to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -
MIR. s. j. BarVow<, PhoAosraphie Reporter If
the StaterDerartmcnt at WaShiugton, is to de
liver lecture on Utah aud MnrmoniSIn, icr
the benefit OF the abhre nam ri institution On
Friday Novcu2 Der lth, the particulars oi which
will be given in an advertisement IL lew Gays.
The lecturer will. 10 douol, tn greeted by q
large and arpreciativc audience, when onr poo
pie consider that he generously lends his aid
to the Christian Association. and above al,
when it is known th;. lra il ctIre, or talk, -
az he is pleased to term it, l. said to be highly
entertaining cmbodyinr the result of personal
observations made by Mr.. Barrows during his
recent visit to Utah 10 company with DR.. New
man, of Washington. Upon the occasion of
the delivery of this talk" iu Washington,
the large hall was crowded with ladies and
gentlemen, and every one seemed much pleased
with it.
FOURTH WARD RADlCALS.-A meeting OF
the Rsdicsis OF the Fourth Ward was held last
night in the colortd school house near the
Bridge Pump, with Nr. Miller in the chair
and John Beckl,y, secretary.
The nomination Of Robcrt iarnrtt iur the
Board of Aldermen mait al previous meet
ing was recouSidered and
Charles Wa.Sou. co ored, was nominated itr
the position.
The name ofO. Z. Whi,llesey Was suE,stlIu-
ted for that of John Buckley az he clndidate
Tor Magistrate.
The nomination of j. =. Burnett for en-! =
stable was confirmed.
The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

PosToFFICEs.-A Mitcheli'S Station, Cui.
pepper county, Edmund j. Taylor is appointed
Postmaster, vice Miss nv. Lewis, disqualified
by marriage. At Dam!rcs, Prince VII
liam county, Miss Sarah II. Spcake is arpoint
ed Postmistress, vice j. II. Jordau, removed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
GEjS;TfOE SALES,

DUBLlC SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
I FARM, u! the Court House, at Drentsvilie,
Prince Wi liam county, W. on MONDAY,
November 7th, 1879, at Il o'clock.-All that
VALUABLE FARM, in Prince William CO.,
known as "pIEDMONT," containing about
600 acres land, more or loss, situated about
four miles north OF Hay market, on the road
leading from Brentsvile to Aide, in Loudoan
county, and sbou. six miles from Gsinosvlie.
on tho 0 +, \. s II. l.. r.; 4O0 acres cleared and
in goo:, state Of cultivation; the residue in
very desirable timber. Land well watered
apple and pas7 orchard in bearing, containing
several hundred trees never-iailng spring OF
fue water in g beautiful grove near the dwell
Ing DWELLING HOUSE isa comfort sEsa
able cottlgo Of fvo rooms, with porch .as&.
about forty feet long. Also Stable, Barn Corn
House, Granery, Meat House and Servants
House. Schools, Churches and good society il
the neighborhood TO any one wishing to
purchase desirable farm, this is rare oppor-
tunity Title indisputable.
RMS-One-third cash the remainder III
81. and twelve months. Address j GSSE TY-
SON, Baltimore Md. or FRED. FOorE.
Hsyns-ket Prince William county, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

CORPORATION STocK-Two thousand dol.
lars OF Alexandria Corporation stock was sold
by pubic auction this morning, in front Of the
Mayors oflice, by Beck, Knox and kerry, tt
". D. Corse & Go. at 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
Y y VT
Acting uu.aptroiicr Of tnc currency,
80, 11--I.wiC, Treasury Dena' tment


rpA&K OF THE OLD DOMIN1uN::
Is Alexandria Va, juno 9Th, le'C.
No. ice is hereby given that tho countHTslgin
I'd notes Of this Bank sLd lis Branch ~ resris-
burg mus. b presented ~ this o:tice Tor re-
Icmp,inn 1T ps- IN or before tho Is. day OF
July, ISL or tho samo will be barred, ia con e., r
iormitv with sn rct ofthe General ASST oiy q
Vrsris, passed .isius 10Th. It7C, ehsi;i'" n IN
"A,t for The relic. IT the Bank at TIE VIA D"'
mirinn" 1i,,,;
This Bank having been in i. c1urse Q! llqu:.
d4,ion tor the past FIVE years and it BONG re'y
desirable to coso up its business md 10 feoe.,i
tho small amount OF its Circulation now o".
standing, Ii Eo'cers of its lotes a3e ea' u, St'
requested 20 present them trr payment H. -
caIiy dAy. va. II. i MI Is RI. C.+hiel
Il. &III.t,R rr.s, j., 97--ls":i'n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

zeal Essnte gents hii;t = ~ Hf'rit,h
VA " - a. ,i.rno.s nii;r. il, mi: civ
w IN front 81 lhn a"Sp' -
Oh SN1U hpN "o'''i' or r'n' AZ
desirable lilt'o "a IN OF FIFTEEN ACkh~
OF GOOD LAND situated on The Le:sburg
turnuike 81 mile! from .llrY.n!7lH, Nd n"@r
tne re- hI .'en ~ oo o. fNrNEpWE 20
TM, - ]InI!Sst in,, ;,,ios1ru :s
n .'nnan nlG Gno ,;ew. besides + drtachet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

CnGrlclsM after Chief j Justice Chase
assumed the guberne!orial chair 10 Ohio, he
issued his proclamation appointing Thanks
giving Day. 10 be sure OF being orthodox,
the Governor composed his uroc!a alton al
most entirey of passages from the Bible, which
he did not designate as quotations, presumlne
that every cue ,ull recognize them, and
admire the fitness OF TIC words as we'll as his
taste in their selection. TIE proclamation,
meeting the eye OF Democratic editor, he
pounced at once upon it, and declared that he
had read it beiora-coudn exactly say where
but he wou Il take his oath that it was u
downright plagiarism from Beginning to end. -
That would have been a pretty fair joke; but
the next day the Republican, editor emo out
valianty 10 defense OF the Governor, pronoun-
crd the charge ihcIcus, and challenged any
NAN living to produce one >uele line Ct The
proclamation that mad e7cr appeared in print
before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01
CL1FTON FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUG

TLIFTON FORSALE BY PUBLIC AUC.
from William s. Kemper to tho subscriber
dated March LIST, 1860, will offer for sale, b.
auction, on SATUkD AY. the l0.h of Deem .
bsr, 1870, at y o'clock m, in front of the May,
ots Office, in tho city of Alexandris. that wa.:
known AID beautiful farm called 'Cl.iFTON.
between tho city Of Alexandriaan Noun: Yer
non containing 2l3a acres, and now in the pos
session of, and occupied By, II. A. R:.!ey, esq
by whom it has bsen highly improved.
Also, At tho same time ard place, or" otio:
TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining
that above described containing 27t acres.
TERMS-One.te tenth of the purchas" MONEY
cash the residue in three equal pAy ;ncn.s III
six, twelve ana eighteen months, with i;.ere=;
from the day Of sale.
LAWRENCE 3. TAYLOR.
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