ALEXANDRIA, April II, Il
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NEssRs. t,pToRs: | learn with pleasure
from private letter received by a friend, that
Nh. JouN b. GoUGH will vlSl the District on
the 25lh inst, and give three or four lectures
in this place. His presence here is very much
needed at this time for since he was with
US last. scarcely anything IN the way OF Tenn
perance has been done by the general socie-
ties. and the whole burden of the work has
fallen upon the Sons and United Brothers Of
Temperance. Mr., Cough is desefvedly pop
uIar with our citizens, and hope revival in
the cause will result from his labors, which
will end in numerous aCCesslons to the ranks
Of the two Orders above named, as experience
has convinced me that, unless some unusual
excitement is raised, no exertion need be ex-
pected from the old organizations.