Alexandra. Va. October 10th. 1874
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Alexandra, Va, October 10th, l846. Z
Messrs. EDIToRs The officers of Junior
Association. No. /, United Brothers of Tenn
perance, State Of Va, were elected last Satur-
day and last evening, and are as follows:
Brothers Richard L. Carne, Jr., of No. g,
President, George r. Blackjack, ! ST. Vice Pres
ident, VIM, F.. Hayes, Cd. do, George M.
Hayes, Sd. do, Erasmus G. Warning, RE
cording Secretary, Harrison II. B. Arnold, FL
nancial Secretary, George w. Nelson, Of No.
2, Treasurer, Stephen X. Field, Marshal, Sam
uel s. Sipple, Deputy Marshal, and Pearcy W.
Hall, Assistant Deputy Marshal.


The association numbers about thirty mem
bers, and meets every Saturday evening at the
Hall of Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. IA, /. O.OsF,
on ST. Asaph street near King. Other Tenn
|perance organizations strive to palliate the evil
of drunkenness, this Order strikes at the root Of
inebriaty, and, should it extend over the coun-
try as il ought, will prove the most serious foe
which has ever gone forth TO battle against the
forces of the demon destroyer, and trust Tenn
perance men will see this thing and encourage
the Junior Order as the object Of its institution
deserves. M Sff3


The U. S. Circuit Court is holding its last
session here. Judges Mofsell and Dunlop on
the bench. No business Of great moment, be
lieye, is before them. though | have not been
ro the Court House during the ssssion.


The Alexandra Canal Is in navigable order
and boats are arriving. L.