ALEXANDRIA, May %, 1876
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MEssRs. EpIroRs: On Monday evening,
Messrs. JOHN B. Couch and +. w. KEEL
LOG lectured to large audience in the Ly-
ceum Hall. Last evening Mr.. Kellog alone
lectured, and this evening we have Mr.. Cough
again. trust these lectures will be produc-
tive OF revival of the interest once mani
Tested in the cause here, and lead to some de-
cisve movement in favor of Total Abstinence
such a movement, can assure you, being
much needed.


have understood that it is in contempla.
ton TO call meeting Of young men sometime
during the next week, to consider the propri.
ETY. Of organizing general society, which is
certainly very much wanted; and feel con-
fident, from the character. of those who head
this movement, that it will be successful and
trust every assistance and encouragement
will be given in the work by the Sons and
United Brothers Of Temperance, as there are
many who are unwilling to become mem
Der OF either Of these Orders who could be
obtained as members Of Young Mems Gen
eral Society.


The Rev. s. KEENER Cox, of your city. has
consented, it is said, to deliver an address be-
fore meeting TO be held by the United Broth
ers OF Temperance sometime in the nexl
month, and will, doubtless, attract a large au-
dience. as he is deservedly popular here.


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