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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12
THE failure of the at,en,pt torount

The failure of the attempt tocount
the vote of South Carolina for Til
den is complete. The Democratic
House committee, with Mr.. Saylor at
its head, went to South Carolina,
confident that it would find some
ground for the claim that the elector-
al vote Of the State rightt'ully be-
longcd to Tilden, and that it had
been declsred for Hayes through
cheating at the election and frauds
Of the returning board. The com
mittec, after a most thorough investi
cation, has returned, fully convinced
that Hayes has the State by an hon.
est majority. Not only that, but the
committee do not hesitate to express
their disgust and abhorence of som,
of the methods employed by THEN
political br.,hren in South Caro-
lima. Previous to this investigation,
the Democracy claimed South Caro-
lna with a. much posijiveneSs as
they now do Louisiana, and prubab
| " with Just us much reason.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12
Tlle 16,,1leti'l:
FRIDAY. JANUARY, IL. 1876.

TIE Wright County lHo"itor pre-
diets that northwestern Iowa will
not enthuse for Gear for Governor
Per contra, a Wapello county paper
says that that portions of the State will
be unanimous for him, if McCrary
is not 2 candidate. 1t Is hard to tell
so long beforehand. Oracular pre-.
dictions of this sort are the silliest
buncombe.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

John w. Griffith, formerly of Water.
loo has been arrested and committed t.
Jail, in Decatur county, on ch 'rge of
forgery. He was acting as the agent OF
the Centennial Life ms Co. of Burning
ton. The Harkeye says that he stands
an excellent chance of having q home a
Fort Madison for term Of years.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

THE New York Tribune puts the
Louisiana case powerfully in two
sentences:
"Plain people of honest instincts
will ask, not what the Board has a
technical right t. tind out but what
were the actual facts. rs to these,
VIC must either believe the thousands
who swear to what Iaey SAN and sui
fered, OF the thousands who swear to
what they did not see and did not
suffer"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

JUDGE ToMAN, of the independence
BULLETIN, suggests a convention of the
newspaper publishers of this CongresSion'
al District. for b ae,x We second the
motion Call the Convention some time
in January, ut Dubuque, and let every
knight of the shears and paste pot he on
hand. Nine ter Press
Ii this meeting really mc0a" bu>i.
Hcss--il it Is proposed that the pnb.
fishers of he Distrir; shall frankly
discuss the affairs OF the craft, join
hands in an effort TO improve the hu-
SiucsS, and make ut least Il move 10
ward some }rr"cticW reforms, il
should and will meet the hearty ap-
proval OF all.-Lonsiny -NirrDr.
Business, and not pleasure, was
certainly the primary object Of The
suggestion. We are o! the opinion
that such u meeting would result to
the individual aud collective benefit
Of the publishers OF the district, but
as the suggestion seems to meet viii!
no response from a majority of those
interested, it may have been prenia
ture.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

Two Governors were inauy uratcd
in Louisiana last Monday, and Thus
duplicate and conflicting State Gov
eruments are III full swing. Mich
OILS, the Democratic Governor, made
IN inaugural speech oflhe regulation
bombastlc pattern, announcing his
determination to hold on. There
has been no disturbance of the peace
as yet, but the material is on hand
for Il first class row. Meanwhile, the
President says that he sees no occa-
sion to interfere or to recognize Ell
Their State organization, pending the
report of the Committees sent to in
vestigate the facts Of the election.
All that he proposes to do at present
Is to prevent the rival governments
from flying at the throat of each 9th
er.
p. s. Since the above was writ
ten, word comes from New Orleans
that the White Leaguers and Rifle
Clubs, armed and equipped and in
large numbers, have assembled in
that city. probably in pursuance OF
prearranged programme, and have
selged the court buildings, police
stations, etc, and that, having sur.
rounded the State House, they are
holding Gov. Packard and the Legis,
lature in state of seige. No blood
has been shed as yet, aid Gen. Augur
with the Government troops, is pre-
pared to Interfere to preserve the
peace. The beseig,rs' forces mum.
Der over 5000 men fully armed,
while the force within the State
house is 200 Metropolitan policemen.
They are armed with Winchester RI
flies and will resist all attempts by
the bulldozing forces to capture the
building. The President will prob
ably, without recognition of either
party rs the rightful government of
Louisiana. take measures to suppress
this attempt ut revolution.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

The st. Paul Dispateh newspaper
heads IA long report of the history of
christmas day with this Christ, the
Lord, is rixen to-day" 1t is but justice
10 the ID .patch to remark that until
recently it was Democratic newspaper.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

SYueaking shoes.-Have your shoe
maker place sheet Of lndiarubber
Chick or thin, makes no ditference,)
between the outside and inside sole
of the boot or shoe.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

Iowa. Iowa is thirty years old To-
dav--the % inst. The writer of this
item WAS resident Of the State two
years before It's birth, and can well
remember how often he was fright
enc! to bed by rowing bands of IN
dams who visited his fathers farm
in Washington county in those early
times. Many and great are the
changes during the past thirty years.
Then the settlements were confined
to Il narrow strip along the 3D. isis
>ippi river, bat it gradually spread
and grew until ii now covers the whole
State, Increasing III population in
1916, 1888, to 1867 44, in lS75.-
Then We had twenty-sevcn organized
counties, now we have just ninety
nine. Then our cities were few and
small, now they arc large and pros
porous, containing rs fine public
buildings and private residences as
can be found in any State; then our
school houses We're few and far be-
tween, now they dot the land on
every hand; then there was not Il
rod of railroad in the State, Low she
has 3,762 miles, valued at ST., 1885,
Csc. so, with other Improvements in
proportion. What she will be in
thirty years more, one can scarcely
conceive ,urh,SriIc Star, Dee. 2S.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

GENTLFXEN-l have issued warrants
On County and Bridge Funds since your
last session, as follows:
COUNTY FUND.
Nov. 1s.-To Alex Scott. for labor on Poor
Farm, by order Poor Farm
Committee. ...,.....:.....s 20 co
To o. A. Bates. for Juror Circuit
Court. October term, by order
Clerks Certificate. -, -
Nov 20 To o. L. Hunt, Tor Juror Circuit
Court. October term, by Greer
Clerks Certificate 80. -. { %
To VIM. Crofoot. for Juror Cir
cult Court. October term. by
orler Clerk Certificate. 80. 80
r. TO A. 5. Ieuman, for Juror Cir
cult Court. october term, by
der Clerks Certificate. ........ 20
To b. W. Ogden, Juror Circuit
Court. October term, hy order
Clerks Certificate. ....... %
To II. Brian, for Juror Circuit
Court. October term, by order
Clerks Certificate. ........ 10
To W. Z. Benton. for Juror Cir
cult Court, october term, by
der Clerks Certificate. 10
TO l.. Backus. Juror Circuit Court
October term, by order Clerks
Certificate ............... %
Nov. -. To Simon Murray, FOR Labor on
Merrill Road. by order Chair
man Board Supervisors .....,. -
Dec. II. To James a. Poor for clerk hire,
by order Board Supervisors 2}a 80
Dec. ITO Geo. Anderson. for Judge
Election in Madison Township 90
Nov, ito David OIL for Thereshing
grain on Poor Farm, by order
Poor Farm Committee. ....... ~ o,
BRIDGE FUND.
Nov 1910 T.. linn. for Bridges Como,
Liberty and Washington Town
ships,by order Bridge Commit
tee Observation-Disclosures. So 50
Nov. Ito David Armstrong, for Mason
ry Section u Ferry township.
by order Bridge Committee 1000 20
Nov. .! TO Il. A. North, for Repairing
Bridge Homer Township, by
order Bridge Commute =. -. p 90
Nov 2T.-To j. p. Sherman, for Bridge,
Little Spring Creek Wssthurg
Township, by order Bridge
Committee announcement. -. 30 40
Nov 29.To David Bakely, for Freight on
Iron, Section 81 Perry Town
ship, by order Bridge Com
Dec. ito David Armstrong, Mason work
Section "a. Perry township, by
order Bridge Committee 9ii p
Dec, 5.-To q. ". Heath, Repairing bridg
ee Quasqueton and Stonemuns
Run, by order Bridge Commit
Dec. ll.-To David Blakely Money advanc-
ed for bridges. by order bridge
Committee ..,....... ..,.... -. ifo 90
Dec. 26.To ). l.. Adams, work on Norton
and Stoneman's Run BRIGGS,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

by order Bridge Committee. 81 90
Dec. 30-To Gator Wrought Iron Bridge
Company Bridges erected on
Lime Creek and Wapsie. by or
der Bridge Committee ..... 100 co
To Canton Wrought Iron Bridge
Company, Bridges erected
Brandon and Perry, by order
Bridge Committee. ........... 2,27 90
To Il. A. North Bolts and Labor
on Bridge Homer Township. by
order Bridge CoXlmittee...... 90
To e. Iinn. Building Pile Bridge
Section % Perry Township, by
order Bridge Committee -. G25 90
Accompanying this report are the vouch-
es for the warrants issued except those
on order of Board and that issued to
Geo. Anderson. Respectfully submitted
for approval ID. A. McLEIsH,
Co. Auditor
Report OF Poor Farm Committee TO the
BOARD OF Supervisors OF kHchan-
aE County, Iowa, January
lst, 1877.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12

Auditor's Office, Buchanan Co., Ioca.
Independence, Jan. /, 1877. {
To the Board ef Supervisors Of Buchenan
County, Ioacd;
GENTLEMEN have issued warrants
On County and Bridge Funds since your
last session, as follows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12
A CoLoRED CABINET oFFIcEM.

The culorrl men are organizing,
to press upon Mr.. ayes the proprlc-
~ Of appointing Il c"lore'l man in his
cabinet. and Hon. John VI. Llngston
is named us the man to be urged.
JUNIUs.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12
THE TELEGRAPH IMBROGLIO.

Mr.. Barnes, the recusant telegraph
witness VAS 1T the bar of the House
on "Wednesday, aud WAS granted un-
I'll to-day /" present his answer. lIa
will undoubtedly say 10 the House
that the kilograms are not III his GUS
lody, and that he cannot prpluoc
them. Mr.. Barnes will probably he
sent to jail, and Mr.. Orion and the
Board Of Directors of The Telegraph
Company. il Is asserted, will also b"
brought t. the bar Of the linusp, and
il they refuse To surrender the tele-
grams, they will also be imprisoned
The >scHa1p Committee on Privileges
aud Elections have also found stub.
born telegraph man in The p"rson OF
the operator from Jack >pnvIlie, Ore
gon, and it Is proposed 10 punish
him for contempt il he persist III his
refusal To answer questions about the
transfer of money from New York to
Oregon by telegraph.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-12
ILLEGAI. TAX CLAIMS

cid. aid.
r. Bartlc Abatement of tay......S s s. Scont'd
Jacob Leshcr, Refuuding of Tax. 10 % 10 i3
n. Schaefer. Abatement of Tax. : 93 %
A. 7. OSgood, Abatement of lax. 20 diSal'd
A. j. Bowley Abatement of Tax. 10 -
r. =. Clark. Abatement of Tax. Il IS Il IS
NJ. Dorothy, refunding of Tax - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18
EHyHS Oh Glle Day.

The condition Of Fcrnaniina, Fla, IA regards
the yellow fever it very encouraging, there he.
ipe very few cases now. The weather is cold,
Pheasant AMI favorable. All business, however,
remains suspended, and nothing can be done
until frost. A large numbcr Of working people,
particularly tho colorcd element, arc compelled
to accept charity. ii deaths CT new gases &C.
cured yesterday.
Col. Polk, Doorkccpcr Of The u. s. House Of
Representatives, has appointed Scaton Gales,
of North Caroliua, to be superintendent Of tho
document room, ia place O! Mr.. Reese, Of Geor.
cia lie first appointed Mr.. GALES to the fold
ng room in place Of MIR. fletcher, but Speaker
Kendall had the latter retained. Mr.. Gales
has appointed Mr.. Marx Duffy. Of Pa, to be
assistant superintendent OF The document room.
The Shenandoah (Va.) Herald says AN
drew Hoffman, while engaged in working road
in EIinburg last wednesday,, complained of be-
ing sick, rcmaiking to q Companion, I alD sick
Al hcrse. and in a few minutes said, i am
hiud as 4 bat lie then fell over and almost
Immediately expired
There arc at present five hundred uucmrloy-
ed Presbyterian pastors and more than five
hundred churches OF that denomination With.
out preachers in Nc" York.
The republicans :nd rtlTammany demo,
erals Of New York have nominated Judge John
r. Brady as their candidate for the Supreme
Court.
The twn recent treasurer ui South Carolina,
Carlrzo and Parker, are uow in Jail together,
Cariozo not having been released.
Patrict; Williams was shot and killed in
Lowell, Mass, last night by q bog nsulod
ThoTai w. Owon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18
J. w. PEAkE. Il. w. MALLS.
PEAKE & N ALLS,

DEALERS IN
DOORS, SASH. BLINDS HARDWARE,
rAiNTH. OILS, LEADS, GEM Knit,
LIME, CALGINED PLASTER,
SLATE MANTLES,
HEhRTHS, Sc.
NO. 1871 KING ST ET,
oct iii ALEXANDRIA, a.
VYAVING BOUGHT OUT TIE FIRM OF
III. l.. L. Peuko & Co., Isl King street, We.
tho undersigned, hayo entered into co.partner-
ship, under the firm name OF Peake Nails.
for Che purpose Of conducting tho HARDWARE
and HOUSE FURNISHING BUSlN ESS, at
the old stand, whore VIC shall at 81 times keep
we'll selected stool. of HARDWARE, Doors,
Sashos, Blinds, Paints ~. We invite our friends
and the public in general TO give us y share Of
their patronage, fn ling confident Wo: can give
satisfaction. JNO. w. IEAkE
oct III IL b. w. n hLlis
rUuN T. CHElG uTON s. SON, .0.
Wholesale and Rotail Dealers in
ia kDWARE, CUTLERY, HORSE SHOES
iron. Plough Castings, Nail Rods, Axle
Grcasn, Wagon Materials, House.
keepers' Goods, &c. &c.
no IS kiNU STREET, CORNER ROYAL
nlh Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET Oct. IS. i The mar
kct il Quiet and weaker. Flour il without
change. Wheat is in light receipt, and 9G4
bushels sold at l25al4S for common to choice
red though the latter WAS considered ~ out
side price. Corn has inilher declined, and the
demand is not very good 500 bushels O! mixed
and yellow brought G3; one lot OF new Corn was
offered but no sale realized; the quality was not
good. IS bushcls ii Rye sold at jSaCO, and
l3S Of Oats at SO. 81 and 50.
RALrlMogE, Ucl'r. lS--Virrinis Gs, old. 80; do
deferred 81; do consolidated 50i; Do u series 1!
Cotton quiet mildling lc% al. Flour quiet and
unch sngod, WhtaS-Southorn quiet and cas-
ier; Western weak and lowsr, but closed steady
At lcc!ine Southern rod good to primo l5pa
AS; do amber ljOal53; Western steamer l3o !;
do. No. Z winter rcd spot, OcLf and Nov'r lao
Ccrn-Southorn quiet and firm; Western strong
and higher; Southern white G3aG6; do. -yell3"
GlnGi; Western mixed spot and Oc.' o. ~ :;
steady sui unchanged Ryo quiet 1t GCaf9. Hay
dull and unchanged. Sugar steady at lot. Cot.
E,o dull anil lower; Rio cargues ljial9! JOB
bag lfis2o!. Whiskey dull AT 81 Il.
New YORK. Oct ls--atocks lccling. klnnny
:. Gold lO2s Flour DUH and detlining.
Wheat lalAc lower. Corn stoady.
s,GHr ssE' .gEEXG-NIsEI.3, oET'Es. ~.
Sun rises & II Moon sct1..........~.. = 81
Sun .cts ............ 5 Is High water ....... ca
ARRIVED
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Brodcra & Go.
Sho reports tho schr Il L Church sill hard
aground On Ragged IL, with tho Baker wreck
lux steamer alongside.
PASSED UP FOR WASHINGTON.
S,brs Jncy D Ruston and Ncllio II Bnno.
diet, Brooklyn.
PASSED Ur FOR GEoRGEToWN.
Schrs Mary S:andsh, Boston; hdolN Corson,
Boston; llrr-y ,aTny, Nov York; Samuel
Hart, H"slcn.
Steamer Il " Thompson, Loon arltown, by
f A. Hcc;i.
Stcsmor Mattann. Nnmri, By Jos Brodnrs
& Go.
PASSED DOWN FROM GEORGETOWN.
Schrs Geo K Flcolsnd, Allyn's Point, Conn;
Hattie NJ Crowel Boston; Mary & Arnoii,
New Havon; Ammo f Babcock, Il nsLcn, AID
VIM Mason, Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Agnes Koppelicr, hence, a. Petersburg
18th instant.
Scbr Mabel Thomas, hence for New Hsvcn =.
New York 18th.
Schr j Wellington cleared from Boston for
this port 18th.
Schr Harriet Thomas, hence for Groton, a!
Now London 10th.
Schr Melissa a Wiley sailed from Now IN
don f,r this port 10TH
Schr Ella M Pencil, hence, at Somerset 10th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18

FISH, OYSTERS, DC.

VIM Il. SMITH. SAM L. SMITH.
TIyILLIAM II. SMITH & CO.,
Dealers in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS,
No. IL north Royal street. (Market Building)
Alexandria, Virginia.
Having completed our arrangements for INC
Produce, Oyster and Fish business we are now
prepared to furnish the trade with anything III
our line at prices to suit.
MA> MELONS and CANTALEUFS spe-
atty. ,.1r WATER
Fish tb1ec times week, which will DO offered
for sale at stall No. 3, City Market, by mr.: .. ".
GRIMES. Orders will recolvo our sPecia. g.
ention. a"hs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18
TIOS. HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE
& W COR KING g. ST aSApH SITS.

s. W. COR. KING s. ST. ASAPH SITS.
Having removed into my now store with largo
stock of STOVES of every description and an
endless variety of TIN WARE and oher goods
kept in that limo. invite those in want OF such
goods to cal! and examine my stock, believing
can satisfy thom both in price, kind and quality.
My facilities for doing ali kinds OF work, such
as Repairing Fire Place Heaters, Parior, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, GATHERING
and Spouting, have been greatly onlarged and
improved enabling mo TO do such work at tho
hortest notice,
HOT AIR URNACES. for boating churches,
All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, now work and repairing ss
lew IS the lowest. sap IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18
~ Office OF REMOVAL.

wish TO notify my friends and tho public in
general that hAve removed from my former
place of business mo. 4G kng: streoO to my new
store, whore ! shall be pleased to seo All who
may want anything in my line, which consists
Of COOKING end HEATH NC STOVES. Tin,
Copper, GaivaniZcd and Sheet Iron Ware
Stovu Castings and Brick of all description
furnished at short notice. Old Cooking Stoves
repaired and made rs good as new, or taken in
exchange for new onos. JOB WORK and RE-
PAIRING Of NIL kinds done in tho best manner,
and ROOFING, HUTTERING and SPOUT
ING, in town or country, promptly attended
to. ~ Don't forget tho place, No. E King
street, one square below old stand, and on tho
opposite side.
" ii EN- OCH GRl nj Ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18
ErGEs Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAHET- )
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. Is.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. IS.
SENATE.
The Senate met at noon. Owing to The I'D
iournncnt Of the House, the Senate galleries
were much better filled THAI is usual.
The President laid hefore the Senate the re-
mort Of the committee Of irquiry as to the Pat
eut Office fire, which was referred to the Con
miltcc on Public RnGines and Grounds.
Also communication from the Secretary OF
the NAVY rclativc to naval dticieuccs -1cirrfcd
To the Cnmnt,rc on Appropriations.
\ number OF petitions for increase Of rompen-
sa,i. of mail carriers wcrn presented and re-,
rrred TO The Committee on Post Offices anu
p, ST Roads
The foil wing among other bills were INTRO
due "A till To rcarrauec the judiciary OF tne
District OF Columbia and TO expedite proceed
ngs 10 is Ct urts; bill to enlarge the JuTls'llc-
lioa q lie Court Of Claims.
Mr. nAv,-, Il West Va, irrrnduc d {; rcSt'
u'ion !hr :, s;.rci.I corum!cn Gi i've To inV"Si'
galn .l.a discrepancies in the tnanclal reports u
the Gnv%Gru,2n:-~Ia aid over.
II .rc,l,uliaiS Of Judge Spnllord Senator
,lrct ;rnrl, i.,i.isitn, were illut, takcn up.
Mr.. Thurman Stake IN favor t.! ti" aIlnlS'l'i'
Of j Judge SpniInrti.
Mr.. Hiu,Hats aa,i Mr.. Mitchell opposed the
aiIHiSsiAr. \ motion - an"nd rs rcicrrInE;
the credentials wa iid'.
Ihc snti,e VIZ, ii, h,trl 1t length rs Mr..
Howe AM! other
The Senate then proc 'cdcd TO vote on !llc
amendment 10 refer the credentials 0! MT;
SpoIlord to the Comtn!tcc on Privileges anu
Elections with tie following rcSult:-l cas- 81,
nays -.
Mr.. Window VAS paired with Mr.. johnson,
OF Y" who wculi have voted III the negative
Mr. Whyto moved IL amAna by requiring
In coinmittun t. report h,f ,ro the Is! OF Noyr.
This led TO ! ,inh.tn which Continue unt'l Il
late hour.
Tho amendment was los! by votn of :! 10 81.
kclogg's credentials Woro also roiorro!.
Tho motion to swear in Eusts was ovG:rulhl.
Tho Sonata then adjourned.
The House of HrprcsonL ltvoj w.ss not in sa3-
sion.
MI: CHLIhEEuUS.
At tho Presbyterian Synod Ct Baltimore in
session here today, Hoy. DR.. Bullock, OF tho
Union Presbyterian Church. in hlcxandrlF
was invitrl tn sill ~ n corresponding momhNr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18

BY +. a. kcrby, AucLioneer,

BY F. a. korby, AucLlOAeeF,
(No. 81 King street, Alexandria, Va.)
GALE OF CANAL BOAT AND TWO
- MULES.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust from
James Wallace, datod tho 9TH day Ct October
1876, recorded in deed book No. i. page az. Of
tho records Of Alexandria city, TO SECURE NJ
Fannon the payment OF the sum therein mon
toned, l will, rs trustee in said doed named,
and at tho request Of the party theroby secured
expose TO sale by public auction. on SATUk-
DAY, the 9th day of October, 1877, at Agnew's
wharf, in tho City Of Alexandria, at II o'clock
NJ, tho following described property. wit -
The canal bost CHRISTOPHER SEGEkSON
and TWO MULES, ono black and ono bay.
Terms of Salc-Gash
oct Its PARK AGNEW, Trusted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18
taARDWAtsE AND CUTLERY.

rgHHE FIRM OF L. Il. PEAkE 81 co. was
i dissolved on tho LIST Of October by mutual
consent Either partner will sign in settlement.
Al! parties indabLed To tho firm will llaaan settl
thrir accounts promptly, and all parties having
cl.irls against Tho ira will plesso present them
x. r. PEAKE.
Is. w. ALlS.
oct IG-dL .NO. w. PEAkE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18
CsN.sL COMMERCE..

arrived-Bosts Nathan Williams and }
K rneps. to } Agrew i Go.
Departed- Boats Hubert & Kirby and Round
Top Cement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18

G&y-GRArEs FOR HEALTH The use Of ripe
Grapes for dinner is, Of incalculablo benefit to
the human system, and tho Furo Grape Juice,
properly lermented, is Invaluable for weakly
persons and invsids. The Port Grape Vino Of
Alfred Specr, =. j., is generally pronounced
the most rolisblo Vino to DO obtained. st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-18

You need not suffer long with headache if
you take Lodilc's Headache Specific. Price
SO cuts. Sold by every druggist in Aeyan-
dria. Durang's Rheumatic Remedy cures
rheumatism permanently. st