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Napoleon Bonaparte.

Lord Byron little thought he wa
prophecying when he pcnned his ode Of
Napoleon Bonaparte. But in a mos
happy manner he has portrayed that
which By a singular concurrence, has com
to pass. A new Napoleon did arise Il
shame the world again. In his pride h,
sent Maximilian to Mexico, and mad
war on King William because he woult
not prevent, by his official act, the nomi
nation of Prince Hohenzoleern for tn,
throne of Spain. He overleaped his am
bition and lost his own throne.
dreamed not of the rebound"
France is to-day republic, and is off
cially recognized as such by Spain, Italy
and the United States.
'Tis done-but yesterday q king
And armed with kings to strive;
And now thou art nameless thing
So abject-yet alive!
Is this the man of thousand thrones,
Who strewed the earth with hostile bones,
And can he thus survive?
Since ho, miscalled the Morning Star,
Nor man nor fsud hath fallen 50 far.
The triumph and the vanity,
The rapture Of the strife
The earthquake voice of Victory.
To thee the breath Of life;
The sword, the sceptre aud that sway
Which man seemed made but to obey,
Wherewith renown was rife
All quelld!-dark spirit what must be
The madness Of thy memory
The desolator desolate,
The victor overthrown,
The arbiter of others fate
suppliant for his own
Is it some yet imperial hope
That with such change can calmly cope
Or dread Of death alone?
To die princeor live o slave
Thy choice is most ignobly brave
lie who of old would rend the oak,
Dream'd not of the rebound,
Chain'd by the trunk ho vainly broke
Alone-how look'd he round
Though in the sternncss of thy strength
An eqna deed hast done at length,
And darker fnte hast found:
He fell, the forest providers prey;
But thou must eat thy heart away
Thine evil deeds writ in gore
Nor written thus in vain
Thy triunphs tell of fame no more;
Or deepen every stain;
If thou hadst died as honor dies
Some new Napoleon might arise
To shame the world again
But who would soar the solar height
To set in such starless night
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AGENTS WANTED
EVERYWHERE FOR

HENhI WiRD BEEtHER6 GREAT fAP,R.
THE CHkiaTlAN UNION" with which is
given away that superb and renowned work Of
art, Marshalfs Household Engraving Of Wash
ington. A new Story by Mrs. II b. Stowe. just
commencing. The best paper and finest engrav-
ing in America. Agents report "'naking sl1 in
half day" "Saes easier than books, and profits
greater" Wid. awake Agents. Teachers, Clergy
men and Others, male or female, should send at
once for copy oi paper and full particulars Of this
entirely new and unprecedented combination, in
which there is more money than anything now Of
fered. 2l;4w)
GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, school Street,
Boston. Mnss
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BOOKS, STATIONERY

FANCY ARTICLES.
ThslRegis,er Printing Company having pur
chased the entire stock of Simmons Tracy, T.
fer it at very low prices for cash.
We have slsssdy made additions to the stock
and shall continue to add TO II until have u
larger and better'and more complete stock than
eau be found in Addison County.
The public are invited to call aud examine
goods and prices.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Children Crv for hem"
WELLS

CARBOLIC ia b FITS.
specific for all diseases of the respiratory or
gans or mueus membrane. No family should be
without
DR.. Wells CarbClic Tablets,
They should be promptly taken in all cases of
Dypthera, Hoarseness and in all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs.
FOR WORMS IN CHILDREN
they simply invaluable and an excellent rem
edy when the kidneys do not perform their fnnc-
tons properly Send for aome. Price 25 cents
per box, sent by mail receipt of price, by John
T. Kellogg "a Platt Street, n. Y. sole agent for
the L. s. Sold by Druggists. (24;4w)
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L>ARM FOR SALE.

One mile wet oi Whiting Depot. the iVnd L.
Whiting Nillnge, 80 acres Of excellent land. con-
hsting Of meadow, pasture, and wood land. There
is good sugar orchard and good young fruit or
chard, just commenced bearing. House just put
in good condition, and dal buildings in good repair
Terms, half down and remainder or mortgage
H. A SEYMOUR.
Whiting March &c. 1870, lmG
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NoTnINd LIKE GRAMMAR.-Nothing like
Grammar Better 60 without a COW
than 90 without that. There are num-
berless professors" who go "tramp, tramp,
tramp. my boys" around the country,
peddling a weak article, by which sin
twenty days" they guarantee to set man
thoroughly up in the English language.
An instance in point comes from Green
vile, Alabama, where professor" had
labored with the youth of that people.
and taught them to dote on grammar ac-
cordiug to morris" system. During
one of the lectures the sentence, "Mary
milks the cow" was given out to be
parsed. Each word had been parsed save
one, which fell to Bob l., sixteen
year-old, near the foot of the class, who
commenced thus: "Cow is a noun, femi-
nine gender. singular number, third per-
sou, and stands for Mary" Stands for
Mary !" said the excited professor "How
do you make that out?" because" said
the noble pupil, "if the COW didn't stand
for Mary, hoao could Mary milk herr"
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n. A THOMPSON

Would respectfully give notice that he will send
to Boston for Books every Saturday. Orders will
be promptly attended to if left at his store in
Sheldon's Block. Parties out Of town can send
orders by mail to p. O. box 4s4. ~
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Prussia has protested mensciugly against
the forcible occupation Of Rome by Italy.
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GETTING UP CLUBS.
Great Saving to Consumers

Parties enquire how to get up clubs. Our an
swor is, send for Prise List, and club form will
accompany it with full directions, s,--making n
large saving to consumers md rcmunerative to
club organizers.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.
81 and 80 Vesey Street,
7. O. Box 5G43 New YORK. GA ;4w)
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AGENTS WANTED (Male or Female) FOR TIL
Physical Life Of Woman,

BY GEO. H. NAPHEYS, NJ. D.
This brave, pure Book is the great success o
the year. As 1000 have already been sold 1t still
sells with a rapidity quite unprecedented. Agent
all agree that they make money faster selling j
than any other. Mnch frst-class territory is still
open. Send ut once for pamphlet &c. Addres
GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. GA ;4w)
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I IFE INSURANCE

I IFE INSURANCE
IL Taking the mortality in the thirty-three
companies which did business in the State of N.
York. for four years, (G5, &C, CT, 6s,) as basis
the cost Of insuriag in the CoSsEcTIcuT MUTUAL
BENEFIT COMPANY will be rs cents per week for
$1,000; SO cents per week for $4,000; it being
less than one-third the cost of insuiing in any
other company in the United States.
AMOS DOUGLAS, Agent.
Middlebury, Vt. 46yl
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IT W. BREWSTER, Dealer in Gold
l1s and Silver Watches Silver and Plated
Ware, of every description All kinds Of Repair
ing done at the Lowest rates. Brewsters Block,
ltf MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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A j. STYLES, Photographer, Op.
a. posits Post Office.
Pictures Of all kinds made in the most perfect
manner. Frames, in Gilt, Black Walnut and Rose
wood. Albums in great variety. N. B-Partic-
ular attention paid to copying and snlarging old
pictures. Photographs flushed in Oil, Water Col
ora, or India Ink MIDDLEBURY, VT
A1vl
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II w. JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
lie er in all kinds of American and Foreign
Marble, Granite Work, &c With Old Middle
bury Marble Co. ltf
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I NJ .TRIPP Sheriff for Addison
IL County. Office in Stewards Block
4ltf MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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ER}JSjFSJtMEnIssssIIs A. aS kpA HJ6IP 81


a. aS k5A f1oT P ST ~
III I ~ sShtG sN4SpREss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM
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Saiskss1 H Szls fSA1is Ssihf
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,for Middlctowp and w.y az 80 y: esd 81, &iL
ssS sSRsH: .na ' VIZ. ~ S X ID s n,
e.. sss rs e. .sd s w sas Is $50 and
Up s M Ts. and TTss :5s 1 ~ ,9d
,c fSr .n rsifs,SS "a T Sg go ana q; R1eo S
81! ssJ I NJ n III ss.: s s .ns Pigs
Prom S q st. Depot SA'Ms u Nj saiS, l. ISIS.
81 . e. x : n .1 S.s 81.
ICY rs %s?s .sd S ssss s S:P Ss;
T,cRs,s FOR passage and for Apartment. in pr.w,.s
dss the cSesfhs and transfer Of pssssae may 3
- s%be soru e%f.s \. al sha 81 sy Harlem,
So Fulton sta Brooklyn Depots loot Of Chambers st,
Loni bocE Depot jersey CITY, and o. lie Agent, - :
WV p.'.e WIN r. BARR, General Passenger Ascu.
40. Ru0xEs, General Superintendent
DAILY. For Hsckenssok only tFor Piermont only.
Tor BRIDGEPORT and al! .po,ns. on nouss
u tonic ana ssngatuok hailrosd-rare. 81. steamers
days erccpted).
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Qublit Notitts.

Il! SoTGg 0S GIS y ~
cy Of New York mat pur.aaui to tue prOv.ion. q
e. snGa An AG me
and 9 certain o.hsr Streets and .yenueS In ne cy q
ssoS Ii HR 2 s S T hs ' CIV SHD s
s sd Ss on o MqSs t SsI ~ ana sss
ehlse 10 eonsIraet 0ssrats by animal PSweT and use
provided. ana TO convey sengers thereon for com
or G2ass and along M The
ICIk W. Commsncl9g on the North OF Hudson River
oas aa and sHs
through G . along a's e. sseI ss
TacS, % one Hundred and 1TSenty.ars stTssi
%eS ' With Double oas seK ha u Ss a as
h, k,yer also. rom Que Hundred and twenty:
avenue, with double tIsck. % the IA, lem ordss
One and nstR .trse Win dou Bic fsS
70 me Harlem River Also nom one Hundred and
1ns thence Sthsy through and along tao c'q sS's
%enme MIN double track TO the termlnu. o. said
sSrR91s and switches ~ for hs wo.nS and 90
avenues, route routes, said road 10 be completed
within two years nom the passage OF said act eIcep,
avenue as last as the same shall be opened graded and
ataucon and the person or corporaon who shall on1
Tor "iG a pvss or '4T nSs sun .Sa p
from said GomnsslSseIs certne.te that he or tue,
sS and use ne same ~
issued me payment, WITHIN ten days, into the ciW
treasury Of the amount Of the bid, aud OF the exc
entlon OF a bond 20 the Mayor, Aldermen And
COmmonAty OF the city New YORK, IN the sum
OF two hundred aud nny thousand dollars IN tyo
good and sufcient sureties. to be approved Dy the
COMPTROLLER Of said city conditioned that the person or
corporation receiving such certificate shall " tn Two
years nnsh and complete said road aud equip the same
with me requisite number OF cars and h3rs,s eIrrM
aloLg Tenth avenue Aforesaid but should no or ley
be restrained or prevented by any legal proceed
lngs from completing and constructing the same;
shall not De deemed or takcn to be part OF
the tune within which the same Is TO DO rOm,
pleted liut The Conmis. opers Of the sinking fsai
are authorized and reserve the right 10 reject any o1
IT, In their Judgment IL 10 tor the interest Of NE cly
that they shOHd do and offer the anc sr Tor sac
again. a copy Of the act OF the Legislature uhde.
which this sale Is TO be made. be procured AZ the
Finance Department. Dated New York. Juat l. !S'O
A. OAkEl HALL, mayor.
ElCHARD -, CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
JOHN ] DkAnLEY. Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKEIT, Recorder. -.
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee. BoasN
OF Aldermen
NICHOLAS HAUGHTON, Chairman Finance Com
mittee, Board Of Assistant AldoruGn 49,.
Commissioners OF the sinking Faad
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INNPERIENCE, close Ntlention, and wide research
render II easy Tor DR., Bar ow to remove general
exhaustion. nervous debit aud cOnstn i0nal weak
ness After taking DE- BarfoMs wonderful remedies
energy aud v'goI are experienced the pleasures OF e
are enjoyed, and every Required duty performed with
comfort. In the treatment OF AlDunBura OF lrght's
Disease OF the Kidneys and disorder Of the
urinary organs, Dr. BARROW Is emlnenty successful.
NO 3! Livingston st.. brooklyn, from IL 10 from
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r InT OF JETTEne puhnsAes rvesssys sn1 rft.yp ~
~ n..ss ~ New iot tay rs oe sr1., q r.,' -
i.r," List PubuhsS sceordns s~
n he P.Pst ha,InE lhs Jarrett Crcul.uoe.
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/ AIDES AFFIICTED-In whatever way, can
rely upon safe and speedy cure by DR. EVAEaA
Chatham o.. Circular free. nrsI pOst.
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miscellaneous.
HNHE INDIANS IN NEW YORK were dis
sasned with our civilization until they called
GOLDEN BRO, 4i6 9TH ay,, corner OF SD IT., and
drank some OF the famous milk punches made by John
Y. robin lbartender). Red Cloud said, ugh! Fire
water good"
i appears that these milk punches hath charms to
soothe the savage breast.
GROCERs' TINwARE AND RBPRIGER-
~ A1ORS, lager beer chest and upright tea oil and
grup cans scales, &C. Water coolers. Ice croan
T. j. MowBRAY. &c vesey st.
JNOR SALE-stenmship stars and Stripes newly
II coPpered In good order, and rs she now lies at 9Th
ST., WllamsDuTgh, 4I0 tons built at Mystic Conn, 1857
E0GERS HkINLElN Is Beaver st.
STONE WANTED stones 9 To f. long, q to 2s
inShss square faced on one side. Apply 70 II. w.
TIE E1CELsIOR HAND Lawn NOW
Il En-At a trial VI lawn mowers, htll on the fair
grounds OF the Queens county Agricultural Society, at
hineola H. l., Thursday, June 49, the Excelsior Hand
Lawn Mower was awarded the 1irst premium. u. II.
kEhyEs CO.. General Agents for New YORK. 1856 and
VENEERS.-GEO. W READ q Co, manufacturers
OF and dealers In yeneers and fancy wood, Hunga-
Ilan ash. French black walnut Am0oine. Tuya and
Tulip wood, black walnut and ash burs, maiogan
osewo9d birdseye and cnIled maple, mahogany, wal
NJ! and ash erotchea, sallnwood &c VeneeTr cut 70
order and size. Ofco 40 and ia Centre 81 Factory
VI Monroe st. and 10 Madison a.
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Yfqal NotIrta

SUPREME COURT-Ciiy and County OF New
- foIk.-George SpeIllng and Susan ", his vie,
anita
In pursuance OF . Judgment OF partition and sale,
made aud rendered IN the above cause, I. James II.
through kooern Mcclure. real estate Apctioneers at
the 18th day July 1870 at u clock noon all The snds
and promises described In said Judgment that 20 SAYS
AIthat certain lot piece or parcel OF land with the
buildings thereon erected situate, lying aud being In
the Twentyhrst Ward OF the city OF New YORK; former
~ known as street number ls9 hundred and
ynins) East sth Twenty eighth street, bounded and
defcribed ~ folowsi Beginning at point on tho
northery side OF Twenty eighth street. distant TIRES
hundred feet westerly from the westerly side Of second
svenue running thence northerly parallel with second
avenue nnsty:eght feet mine inches TO the centre Of
the block thence easterly parallel with Twenty eighth
street twonYnve feet thence sontherly ninety eight
feet nine inches, TO the norhaIy line Of Twenty
place OF beginning.
New y ORR, June g. 1870.
JAMES II. COLEMAN. Referee
MARsH a WALLIS. Pins Attyi.
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gorsts uno Garraq.s.

poIHs nn0 0arrIHQts
JtOn SALES very nne horses, nt for butcher gro.
u ceT, or express warranted sound Kind and true
inquire a. eos Az. ID, between 18th and 18th ats,
EOH SALE-A good top express wagon Ia baTgaln5
NJ Tor grocery or exDresA at az Bast 18th ST., be.
EOH SALE-Horses trucks and harness. at a bar.
side. ~ "" 'ou'"
pAIGES STA BL KS, ION sv,. bee i2th and 18th
se-slals!or W In sections cbesp TO good tenants.
" uuck, one top buggy. nearly new, one Doctors
w&ons one sxpress wagon. d 20 Spring st. cor Clarke
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Sb,pprmg

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS.
70 and nom any Railway Station In Great Britain.
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark. Germany. Hot
land igium aud the United States, Dy steamer sail
All LOWEST CURRENCY RATEa
W. my ImiESSDRRsos. gRoTHERs
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NO SUCH thing as fail Is the motto OF DIR. LEwIS
No beach st.. Mas York.
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SEWING MACHINES-All kinds cheap for cash
- or part payment. Machines rented. repaired. and
exchanged at Ito Leonard st. ldoors east OF Broadway
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES sold by in.
= stallments at general city agency, $50 Bowory |;
branch, ~ Az. II.
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MafVlntrp.

EOR sALE-Upright boiler and steam pump. IN
good order, It VIII be sold cheap, at Goth st. and
WANTED to sell-A nIst class screw cutting Fox
w lathe. HARRIS EARLE, " Goldst.
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CLANCY Andrew
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Raymond Molii.
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lnsfrntngu

UNSTRUCTION.-An experienced Professor will
give lessons 10 French for quarter during the sum.
mer at reduced terms; important reduction for
two OF three scholars. PROF ESSOR 80 East 9TH st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

The Viigluia Advance, published al Cu!pe
DER Court House, Va, mas suspend. d for want
Of money to keep The machinery oisi. You
might as we'll try to 50 ''uy il a Ia:ic0u" With
out gas, as 10 make ne8sDaper 20 wiihon, o
large sized Pile OF 9reeubacks, .u ncxuaustib;r
supply OF patience and sD lncaIcu liable amount
of hard labor.-tStaunton Spectator,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

The New York Post, an Influential repub'i-
can journal, points the moral Of the defeat of
several Of the radical candidates in New York
and the general result in Missouri as warn
ing to politicians hereafter that ''if they want
TO succeed they will do we'll to ask 60 help or
interference from the administration. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

Gen. Burnside, it seems, is one of the foreign
gentlemen implicated by the capture Of sundry
balloon correspondence by the Prussans day
or two ago. 1t is alleged that he has abused
the opportunity lately allowed him to enter aid
leave Paris by bringing out the authorization
of the French loan recently negotiated 10
London
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

THE JEFF DAVIS MANSION .-i'!,i7 building,
in Richmond, which has b"coolo quite uotG-
rIuus a. the residerc: of Mr. D.7is GG'iny ne
existence OF the Southern Uyn!cGe:scy. and
which has been matter OF Considerable ltiga-
lon slucc the var, Was put Up at auatlJn a
frw days since, when the highest bid .n.Ic vas
$4,000 Tot one third oi it: value. Twas hot
sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

A RICH VERDIcr.-The LIZ Crosse Leader
is responsible tor the following: not long
since while one Of the river boats vas taking
on some live stock, among the III! WIS ono al.
pc gray mule that refused to walk toe Staging.
The mate Gang out 70 he r"usta5out 10 twist
his tail abd he'd come. ~ coroner's jury have
decided that the man caule to his death by
chewing ORDERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

A dispatch hiss been tciegraphed from Lynch
burg to Washington by ~. r. Wilcox" that
Judge Rives has been elected to Congress from
the Albemarle district. Another dispatch says
thst Duke is elected by 300 majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

Anne Arundel, Calvert, Prince Georges,
and Charles counties, in Mary land, are the Only
four counties in the State which gave Radical
majorities. In good cd Charles, considering
all the circumstances, the result was almost
equal to Conservative triumph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

1t is said that numerous changes in tho De-
partment of the Interior are cootemplated.-
The Secretary was in consultation with the
President this morning on the subject, and one
Of the results Of it was the change of Pension
Agent at Wheeling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

GEN. LEE was plain, unassuming man. A
chaplain reatcs,i in the Cincinnati Commercial,
that at one time during the seven days battle
around Richmond, the great Confederate, wear
irg plain suit OF gray and the stars OF a
Colonel, was quietly sitting under tree, the
approaching shades of evening concaali0g even
his stars when 40 inpetuous surgeon galoped
up and abruptly said: "Old man, have
chosen that tree for my field hospital, and !
want you to get out of the way" II viii
cheerfulIy give place when the wounded come,
Doctor, but. in the meantime, there is plenty
of room for both OF US, was the mesk rejoind-
or. The irate surgeon was about to make some
harsh reply, when. to his utter CONSERVATION,
staff officer rode up and addressed his '.'old
man. as General Lee. To his profuse apologies
and explanations the General quietly replied :
'Its 20 matter, Doctor, there is plenty of room
for both Of US until your wounded are brought
in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

10 King George county Mr.. Brown he's been
elected Clerk of the Court, ct the county, and
Mr. Hunter Commonwealth Attorney. Both
Conservatives,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

The Washington Star has the following dis
pa,ch from Sir. Mckenzie, dated yesterday
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Nov. 10, lS70.-E
tor Washington Star: Ny msiuri'y in Lou cun
is TWO hundred aud ninety tour, Instead OF one
iua,ircd aud sixty. Aly cbaIces are good,
"I, Nick ENZIE"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-11

The latest election returns report thst the
Radicals have lost three members 10 New
York, three in Illinois, one in Wisconsin, one in
Michigan, one in Alabama, one in Arkansas,
and perhaps several in Missouri. On the
same side the gains are four in Louisiana, one
in Minnesota, one in New Jersey, one in Ken.
lucky and one it is said ia Virginia. The Al
bany Argus says the Radicals have two MAORI
ty in the N. Y. Legislature, but this is doubt
ful