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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-20
July !, lSz2,

A. 10 q clock Q. H., ior the building OF . bridge
sssso Walnut creek upon vhst is known - the
1synelAs rod. Bldg 70 b built ecosrdisg to
6ag1nsss, % hls n this o0ss.
h paisy . Vhoo the contract nay Be AWARDED
sAau estse inAo 80 snd suActent bonds Tor The
1aitAfal DegSsDanee q tAe contract nd - take
0eh nA1s n pay0s0t - the county nay have. ..
4oeA ~ 1ue1o aeeYDpanisd b. ooo hundred
dollars (el0o. ~ 90 Gaarsntse ofsood taith.
Ihe night 10 sssssve1 . inject any nd ~ bids.
4. B. KELLER,
County Clerk.
LaaveAVosth. Kanaae, Jare !, 1879. ies
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h1 0nn Il 4 w II ID

Ing, Itching. OF liberated Plies ,hs. De R.NG's
PILE REMEDY fails 10 care.
II is prepared expressly TO cure the Piles an.
nothing else, anil has cured cases Of over 20 yeaId
snding. for sally By all Druggists. Price 81, 90.
iariSfSvA
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kKNARKs-The price, as set forth. was per cubic
vsrl
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NAMED for Cash

u, SOME HEALTHY ENTERPRISING To-
i CAL!rY, near Railroad Depot, 100 acres more
les land hest soil With living stream Of water,
containing large spacious dweI!inss barns, etc..
and store with stock Of goods near. Any person
having such for sale, may address, giving price,
size Of buildings, number Of acres cultivated and
10 timber, if any encumtrance, name CT town.
county and STATE II which located.
S. DICKENS, JR,
sdayl6w5w Eox 3i01, New York City.
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TIE STATE OF KANSAS,
Ieavenworth County,
In the District Court in and Cor SAID CcuLi,
Nancy Ann Williams. Plaintia,)
Jackson Williams, Defendant.
0lHE SAID JACKSON WILLIAMS, DEFEND
i ANT, will take notice that has been suod In
the above Court In the above entitled action the
object OF which Is to obtain decree Of Divorce
from the honda Of natrimony Substituting between
said Plaintiff and Dcfendsn', On the ground OF
swer the Petition Of said Pi intin flea in said
cause, o o. before the 9Th day Of July, 1877, the
same will be taken as confessed agains him.
LEWIS BCRSfS
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
Lsayen~6rth, May .3th, 1872. n,yl6w
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Administrators Notice.

STATE Of KANSAS, a,
Leavepvos:a County,
In the Probate Court, in ami t'r sd c..u.'..
In the matter OF the Estate OF
william Thomas Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
N TIERS Of Administration have been granted TO
The undersigned on the Estate Of VIM. II. Thomas,
late Of said County, deceased, BY the Honorable the
Probate Court Of the County and State Aforesaid,
dated the Goth day Of Nay, A. d. 1872 Nos, ali
persons having claims against the said estate are
hereby notified that they must present. the same TO
the date Of said letters, they may he IIeeiuded
from any benefit Of such estate, and that If such
claims he exhibited within three years after The
date Of said letters, they shall b. forever barrel
MARGARET q. THOMAS, Admir-
Ofthe Estate Of William X. Thomas, Deceased
Lesvenworth, May 20, 1872. june70s3v
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PrePesals.
CIR ESoHIKh's OFFICE, /
LRAvRxwoasB, Kaa Jane s, ls72. {
OEALED FnOFOSAL9 WILL BE RECEIVED
- O. Ills enc until II q clock N,
Tuesday, JoDe lSl6, l678,
Fer 0nAiag Lseoaptos avsars from Cherckee
a1youe - 0DRueo 0oDDot.
n 0y 1sDnssPs Jecsips fr $40 must accom-
: asis1hGessy bsa6 Vin b. sats ned isto by the
Gnanpkl biAA9.
- lH0 - I'll sscsasary Information fur
RI -. IN. Q. GOULD,
eu060 CITY 4DeuoaR.
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PROPOSALS..
Monday. JMse ~, lS7;e,

Al 10 q clock q. m for the Grading Of Salt Creek
HUI. Bids 70 state price per cubic yard Of earth,
solid rock. loose rock and soap stone, sepentely.
Work to y done according TO plans and sPeciScA-
tens OF N. D. Parlin, County Engineer. on file in
this of6ce. The party TO whom the contract may
- awarded. shall enter into good and suficie 1t
boods for the faithiCl riormancs Of the Contract
md to take such funds In payment as the county
nay have. Each bid must be accompanied ty one
hundred dollars t3iCol guarantee Of good faith.
The right ID reserved To reject any and all bids.
A. Z. KELLER
County 4 leIk.
Leavsaverth, Kansas, June :, 1s72 ice
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WHEREAS, A large number CT the citizens
OF the county have pe.itioned the Board of
County Commissioners TO donate the sum Of
5000 to a Philadelphia carpet company,
for the purpose of inducing said company to
remove their machinery, with all their in
terests, to the city Of Leavenworth: there
fore,
Resolrsd, That the county attorney be re-
ques,ed to give his opinion in wiring At the
next regular meeting of this board as to the
legality Of said donation.
Which preamble and resolution were. on
motion, adopted.
read and, on motion, approved.
On motion of Mr.. Spencer, the board adj
journed to Monday, June oath. 1872, at 10
O'Clock a m. A. B. KELLER,
County Clerk.
BY J. W. SIEHAUs, Deputy.
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a uWrn! Letter, but n Model Aaissive.
We commend the following ss sample Of
acceptable correspondence from, the country.
We should like TO hear from each township
of this section Of ,he country in letter Of
this length, every day:
ToNGANoXIE,J June, 18th, 1872.
Weather warm, needing ram very much.
Wheat is almost failure. In this vicinity
corn locks we'll: oats are excellent.
Yours, +. d. +.
Miss TENEIEC. CLAFFLIN has been Offer
ed the colonelcy ofthc ''Spencer Grays,"
co!ored regiment. Tennie, as the coming Col.
of the eo!ored troops, i, Is said, will ride
with CATER on each side of the saddle
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A VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
"A indiscretion, causing nervous debility, prems.
ture decay. &C., having tried In vain every adse
t!sed remedy, has discovered simple means Of self.
cure, which he will send free TO his feow-suerera
Address J. Ii. REEVES q Nsssau-st \ "
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
Monday. Jlsly I, 1917,

" 70 " lock .. Ic. I the building .: Bulge
across Salt Creek on the Fort IeaTenwoTth, and
ktckapoo rod, according TO plans and Specification,
O y. D. Psriin. County Engineer, on fiIe IN this
o0ce.
I1e party TO WHOM TIE contrsc, bisy hs s.siIef,
ehau eater tnto good aid sufficient bonds for the
n1thful peT1orDsnce Of the contract and 10 take
such fa1es In IAyEieht o the county may have.
nseh ~ NUT b sccoDpanisd BY one hundred
dolIsU lvloo.00) e Guarlatee Of good faith.
he night II reserved to reject any and all bids.
A. B. KELLER,
County Clerk.
LaAvoaUorth. Kapsss June :, 1872 les
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Ayers Cathartlc Pills,

Fol l.S sSi.i
a.i cure q. al
arrangements in
the 5toElIoi ..E
81, and bowls
4..-> u.c !. is.i'.'
-LJ.isnt, a.'i 81
-, client i'.iika
.Iyt. BsiG1l.E:S-
y yasE--r.c tncy
contain hG 49,:
eur. rr .-.i'. =
-. - ~.
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Proposals for Bridges.

CocNrY CLERK' OTYICE,
LEAvEHWoRIH CoCxTY, kansas
OEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at thie o1so untu
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Kidao1.'0 PA0t11le0.
ss!re relief Tor Asfsasa. Price 20 cents by
mail. Siowe:l 1 Co. Charleston, Msss.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

CoCyrY CLKsK's OFFICE, !
L8AvEHwosIH COUNTY, KANSAS
CEAlkD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at this ofDos until
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BY J. W. NIEHAUs, Deputy.
ratification Meeting q, Lawrence.

ratification Meeting NJ Lawrence.
Las: Monday night the colored vo'es Ct
lawrence held grand Republican raiifca-
ton meeting in that city. A large concourse
ofpeople were present, ard the greatest en-
thlsiasrn manifested for Grant and Wilson.
From the Journcl report of the meeting, We
extrac. the following synopsis Of Col. l.. p.
.uthony's address:
Col. D. L. Anthoay, Of Leavenworth, Vas
introduced amid great applause, and spoke
about half an hour. He deprecated the
practice Of holding separate meetings and
conventions for colored men. All men should
meet a. equals. He eaid there was no use of
talking about Grant in Kansas. The Safe
would go Tor him by twenty or thirty thon-
sand majority. He gave his reasons for ad-
miring Grant. One reason was
that Gran: never went back
ward during the war, he was always
pushing ahead. In his order to his troops
he never used the words white" or
''black." He had been throughout the firm
friend of the black man.
He believed it to be the duty OF the black
man 10 stand by the party that had taken
him out Of slavery and conferred upon him
the right Of suffrage. In Leayenworth the
colored men did this, and we're respected for
it not only By Republicans bu; by DEM
ocra's.
Lat spring. only 20 oui Of 600 colored
men voted the opposition ticket. 1t is said
colored people csnno, be dispossesed of
their present rights Let them vote for the
supporters of Greeley, and they will find
cut differently, and unless the colored men
stand by their old friends, they will find
;henselyes cccupying back seats
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ARRIVED.


Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, to b Wheat.
She reports fifteen light vessels in the river,
bound up.
Steamer Wawasct Cone river to Potomac
Ferry Go.
Schr Emily, Norfolk, to II D Smoot; She
left Norfolk Saturday night and arrived here
last night, having made one OF the shortest trips
on record.
Schrs II Allen and Charley Woolsey, to j 7
Schrs Trott King, Washington; Uncas, Nor
witch, and Abbie Campbell, Providence, to
American Coal Co.
Steamer Georgeanna, Baltimore, by Hooe &
Johnston.
steamer Lady of tho Lake. Norfolk, by F A
Reed.
Schr A l. Lockwood, for Boston. She started
several days ago, but sprung aleak and put back
for repairs but the leak stopped before her car
go was discharged.
Schr FL Allen, Wilmington, N. g., byJ +
Agnew.
Schr Trott King East Cambridge, by Ameri'
Can Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Yankee Boy, hence for Norwalk, ahG
LaviI,ia Bell, hence for Now London, rasseo
through He'll Gate 4th.
Schrs Matte A Franklin Emma + lart ano
G. jameson, hence, at Boston attn.
Schr A l. Butler, for this port, sailed IRON
New London Sd.
Schr John Rommcll, jr., for Saybrook, hence
at New York 4th.
Schr Rachel Seaman, for this port, cleared al
philadelphia 4th. =,
Schr nj 4 Woodruff, hence. at Danvers Sd.
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Murine Intelligence.

LEwEs, DEL, Oct. 2.-Arrived the bark
Eastern Province from Dublin for orders.
Captain Freeman of the schooner +. G. Gales,
from Jacksonville for New York, died on Sat
urday and was buried yesterday.
The steamer Zodiac from Morehead city for
New York sailed this morning having repaired
the damages from collision with the schooner
VIM. Wallace, off Great Egg harbor on Sa-
turday night The schooner was stove amid.
ships and sunk in six tathoms Of water The
crew were picked up by passing schooner and
brought IN here
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TIE "RUsTIc SUNDAY SCHOOL, "A sacred
concert by rustic Sunday school from the
Valley of Virginia, in connection with Trinity
Sunday School of this city, announced to take
place tomorrow night at St. Paurs NJ. +.
Church South. The rustic Sunday school
as it is called, is that of st. Andrews NJ. +.
Church South, Harrisonburg, Va, which
makes visit to Baltimore this week, to compete
with Trinity Sunday school in singing. When
they have carried off the laurel here they will
90 to Washington, seeking new fields to con
ducr \ lively Sunday school competition is
anticipated. Baltimore SIN.
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E'ila 7sArkelS.

New YORK, October stocks strong: Mon
ey easier at I. Gold heavy at l@s. Virginia
sxc ~; new d. Flour dull and declining.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn dull and nominal.
Virginias, consolidated, j0t. Cotton firm; low
middlings lS!alS3 Flour dull and unchenged !;
low grades scarce and wanted Wheat dull and
lower for medium quality; common to fair red
150a170. Com dull and lower for Southern
white Southern G7a75; yellow Southern 6saG9 F.;
mixed Western, in the elevator, 81: Oats firm
Southern 43u45 Western mixed 42a43; do.
whito l4a45. Rye quiet at 15lSO
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The Gold Sales.

New YORK, Oct. THE announcement
from Washington that the Treasury Depart
ment would sell five millions Of gold to-day and
buy five millions of bonds created stir in
financial circles Last evening large crowd
OF Wall street operators were congregatcd at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel discussing the gold
question. The Times says it is now understood
upon good, well informed authority that the
government will place at least ten millions OF
dollars in gold upon the market to be sold for
the benefit of those needing coin to pay duties
and transact their foreign business
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to the Alexandria Gazette J
From New York.

New York, Oct THE registration OF
voters begins here tomorrow Under the new
law every applicant for registration is required
tomakc oath as to his statusas we'll as those who
arc known to be voters as those who are not.
The reading room Of Cooper Institute was
yesterday thrown open to tho public for the
first time, and was visited by nearly four hun
lred persons The experiment is regarded as
d success.
At meeting of the Spring street wing of
the lnternationals, yesterday it was reported
that the society is rapidly spreading through
the southern States
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REMARKs.-The market for Flour Is quiet,
but steady. Wheat is dull, but not quotably
lower; offerings Of l7G bushels white and 1875 OF
red, with sales of the former at l6S for choice,
and of the latter at 40 for common, l58 and 100
for fair, lG5, 10, ILL., l72 and IT'S for medium to
very good, and l78 and $50 for prime. Corn is
quiet and unchanged; offerings of $40 bushels
white and 800 of mixed, with sales at 10. Rye
is quiet at decline; offerings light, with sales
at 90. Oats are unchanged ; sales at 45, with Of
FERNS Of So bushels.
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MAGISTRATES OFFICE William White,
alias Elijah Brown, colored, for stealing a
watch from Marshall Williams, also colorcd,
was sent to Jail torsix months, by justice Beach.
clothes from Charles ChurchervilIe, both colored,
was sent to Jail by Justice White for further
examination
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The Damage to the Escur;ai.

MADRID, Oct. THE damage to the mon
aSery and palace Of EScurial by fire, last week,
is not as heavy as was at first supposed. \
thorough inspection Of the buildings hows that
the loss will not exceed $l25,UuO
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The Texas Frontier.

New York, Oct. IA Washington dis
patch says the government will shortly take
vigorous decisive action for protecting our lex
an boundaries from iucursions of Mexican
Smuggcrs aud robbers.
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Weather Report.

DprIrE CHIEF SIt;NAI OFFICER,

VFFIEE LIITEF OlHNAT UFFIKEN,
WASHINGTON, Oct. I, | a. m.
Probabilities For the lower Lakes till noon
continued heavy rain with northcrly to westerly
winds, extending southcaStward. with clear and
cooler weather, during the day, over the Mid
die States, aud tonight over western and south
crn New England In the South Alantic'an
Gulf light Southwcstcrly winds, vccring to
northerIy and westerly, with partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain in the latter. In
the Mississippi valley and eastward over the
Ohio valley and thence to Tennessee clearing
and cooler weather and norlhcry to westerly
winds.
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY AT meet
ing of the Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Socl-
ETY., held last night, after much exciting ballot
inc William kilgour and John Lanuon were
elected , delegates to the National Catholic Ben
e6cial Union, which will meet in Philadelphia
m the 10th inst, and r. NJ Latham and Ed
ward Hughes, alternates.
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~ DEFEND YOUR HEALrn.-Thc fall of tn

MS-DEFESD YOUR HEALTI.-Thc fall of the
leaves not only symbolizcs human decay, but
promotes it. In other words, etluvia from dying
and rotting vegetation is unfavorabe to health.
TO this and other cuuscs-cspecially excess OF
moisture in the atmosphcrc-may be ascrlbed
the prevalence Of acute disorders Of the stomach,
bowels and liver ut this season. Every person
of bilious habit is liable to be rcry bilious in the
fall Then, too, all persons whose digestion is
weak nrc more than ordinarily dySpcptic, and
in5Ivduals prcdisposed to collie, diarrhma and
dyscntcry arc particularly likely to be attacked
by these complaints. The most complete de-
fence against each and all OF these distressing
ailments is bodily vigor. To obtain this blessing
in all it, pcntitudc where it does not exist, and
to preserve and per ctuatc il where it does exist
HOstcttcr's Stomach Bitters is earnestly recon-
mended 1t is the peculiar Office of this prepa-
ration to reinforce and regulate the important
organs which digest and temper the food, and
convert it into DEMONSTRATING blood. Bodily
vigor depends upon tho nourishng qualities of
that fluid, and the nutritiousncSs of the blood
depends upon the functional activity and rcgu-
lar:ty which it is the special province of the Bit
tiers to secure. Hence it is the best defence Of
health at this season, and indeed ut all seasons;
When dysentcry, diarrhna, bilious collie, and
other violent affections of the bowels, become
epidemic, as they often do in certain parts OF the
country in the fall it will be found that persons
who have been wise enough to resort TO the Bit
tiers as q preventive are almost invariably cx-
cmptcd from the scourge. oct 7-colW
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A. & T. r. r. DEpoT-As stated in Satur-
days Gazette, the building of the depot of the
A, &F. R. r. in this city will be commenced
immediately. Its site will be on the northeast
corner of Fayctte and Cameron streets. 1t will
be simply framed station house, and wher
finished all the freight to and from the city by
that road will be delivered and received there
and the St. Asaph street depot will be only
used for passengers.
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Declined.

SAN Francisco, Oct. G.-Mayor Alvord
publishes card declining the nomination Tor
Congress- lie states that he esteemed it his
first duty to fulfill his obligations to the people
IN his present position.
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New YORK, Oct "A Boston special says
that Rev. Geo. +. Ilaskins, an eminent Caho-
lie Priest, the founder of the House Of the
Angel Guardian in Roxhury, died in that city
Yesterday.
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SPECIAL .S'HTICES.

GS"A CARD cmphatically contradict the
report that was the informcr in the case OF the
Corporation against Charles Cox for violating
the Sunday law. have never yet so far de-
meancd myself us to be an iniormcr, and | trust
never will iii Nj. RUBEN.
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CANAL TRADE.-The following is the monthly
statement of the Alex lndria Canal trade:
Descending-Cider 2 tons spokes TONS coal
80, 1910 tons, limestone 242l5 perches poats Sl4
Asccnding-Fish 2-lO tons salt 26-l0 tons,
bricks S39-05 tons, slaves 16 tons, coal tons,
plaster % 10 tons; boats sos.
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Mss-TuE ills THAT FLESH Is HEIR TO arc
many, but remedy for them all is furnished by
nature. There is no doubt that for every dis
ease there is an antidote in the vegetable king
dom. The aboriginccs were the victims of many
and loathsome maladics, yet they found in the
wids of their forests remedies sure and powerful.
Acting on this belief DR.. TUFTS Sarsaparilla
and Queens Delight is offered to the public as a
most highly concentrated vegetable compound,
possessing extraordinary power for the cure of
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Scrofula Ulcers, Swell
ling of the Glands, Eruptions of the Skin, Fe-
male Diseases, Liver Complaint, Secondary
Syphilis, the effect of mercury, sc. 1t is a most
powerful Alternative and blood purifier, and at
the same time so harmless that it may be used
by all.
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Among the freight brought here on Frida!
lost over the w. & O. H. II. were seventy ode
packages of cheese from the Old Dominion
Factory, at Hamilton.
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DlED.

At the residence of his son, in Saline c.unty
Mo. ON tho 9TH of September, 1872, ii: 5
HAWLEY, citizen Of Fauq.ier county, Va
aged about 81 years.
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S395. $50 %

Satc Of lrginin, GO
C""ntg If llicrn0drin ''
|, WILLIAM II. LAMBERT. Cashier of the Citi
zcns' National Bank, of Alexandria, do Solcmnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
WIN. II. LAMBERT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this It'll
day Of October, 1872
X kEMPER Notary Public.
Cnrrcct-AttrSt:
B. Ii. LAMBERT.
JNo b. SHOOT. Directors
BENoNI WHEAT. oct 1T
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STATE Of virginia,
CO,oaty Of 1tcrandria.
!, CHARLES r. IIOOFF, Cashier of the
First National Bank of Alexandria, Virginia. do
Solcmnly swear that the above statement is true,
to the best Of my knowledge and belief
CHAS r. HOOFF, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day of October, 1872.
X. kEMPER, Notary Public.
Correct-atteSt:
S. +. GREGORY.
JOS. BRoDERs. Directors.
WM. j. BooTHE, oct lit
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ACCIDENTS w. Butler, an employed
of the O., A. & NJ. r. r., had his hand terri
bly, mashed while coupling cars at the Henry
street depot, this morning.
A Young man named John II. Coleman had
his chest badly mashed at the same way or
Saturday last while engaged in the same place
A stranger from Washington, on his way. to
the ferry slip to take the last boat for that city
last night, walked overheard, but was speedily
rescued by Capt Thomas Travis who happened
to hear his cries for help.