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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
~ The Editor Of the EogIs in the lA'

hETbe Editor of the Eogls in the last
No. Of thA. paper makes the bold, silly and
yroandlsss charge tha. Reput licans are in
favor Of usgrO.squali'y. and attempts to
prove ii by the following language;
..Ths test was made in the Ohio Legis-
= lIrs last winter. on the passage Of law
; r., prescribe ths duties Of Judges Of Elsc-
tons." &s., the first section Of which reads
AS lollows 3
,.Thsl The Judge or judges Of any elec.
Sion held under the authority OF any OF the
laws OF this State, shall reject the vote Of
any person offering to vote at such cleo
ton, aud claiming to be white male clti.
zen Of be United States, whenever il shall
appear to such judge or judges that the per-
son so Offering 10 vote AGs a distinct and vis
i5le odmiSlxre of African hood"
Here then the question was fairly put
admitting Of no dodgiug. What did the
representatives Of the Republican party
say to this proposition Of the Democratic
representa- tives to deprive the negro OF the
right Of suffrage? Every single mar Of
them said deliberately and 'empkoficclly NO!
Need any further evidence be adducsd?--
Il seems to us sufficient to convince any
reasonable mind that the Republican party
q IN JGVor Of Negro Equ0lityT"
Now Mr.. Editor, such charges as these
are scarcely deserving Of a decent notice.
Youh skHlked behind miserabls and
imaginafy subierfuge such as no ccuacien-
lions man would seek. You baVe drawn
a weak and fallacious conclusion, nniusti.
fed by facts, unauthorized by reason and
sTspugnant alike to honesty and common
sense. f-
sa That law contains no proposition to de-
prive Africans Of the elective franchise
Tie Consultations OF Ohio had already done
that and to vote against it could not be con
strued into an attempt to bestow the right
OF suffrage upon them. There ,Oas no sucl
question as the right Of negroes to vote in
golrsd. No African could vote prior tc
the passage Of this law, and the only ques
tion bsforethe Legislature was as to wbeth
er petty judges Of elections sho aid be clothed
Nth tkspowsr to determine whether mar
claiming to be sOsik male citizen. was 1
white male citizen or not, deprive him o
the high perogstive Of citizenship, to de
prive him Of all tie privileges and immu
mites Of citizenship ornot. We leave th'
reader 10 Judge whether they were righ
Or wrong. Certainly no man Of common
ai sense will contend that this was 40 effort t
CONFER equal privileges upon negroes.
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NRR@a@@l Ny@0a@@

nR. BIGELOw,S OFFICE IS at his OH
y Residence, on Wheeling Street, near Colunbu
Street, where he will attend 10 all the calls OF isProf
fession. Lancaster, August S, lSJe-1it'
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEw ORtHANG. September 10 lr19
Cotton very aaI and quotations nominal at - =;
sales sftree day only 46bales receipt, DO l2U bales
against 1890 Flour 1uiet at IS Tor suPerane.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

EI Read the Fugitive Slave Law or
the first page.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

laNE Rev. j. H. CREIeHToN left this
place yesterday for Portsmouth, 10 take
charge of the NJ. E. Church in that city
Cor the next year. We congratulate our
Methodist friends Of that city on their &C.
QUESTION of Rev. Mr.. G. Of an able and
eloquent advocate Of truth, dsvout chris
Z .ian and exemplary man.
NEW Goops. Little 4 Drssbach have
Just received large and well selected as
. sorimsn. OF Fall and Winter Goods. They
Is are prepared a to sell the public as FINE
eooDs AT P'AsLow RATES as any retail House
= ia- the West. 1t is useless to add anything
oin ,conmsndation of this firm, as the
public WELL KNOW them to be gentlemanly
honest and praise worthy.
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ROSCoE,S A1AnFMy
A. BRENNEMAN g. 60
Book and Stationary Dealers,

az Main Street. Greene coFner. next 10 the cour
~ House, OppOils the SnsGer House. IN With l..
butch. Lancaster, March 10, IsS9-fju
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DW. MAN

-AO-AOO -A1---&IA-A--
OF NEW YORK.
t,rmerly Physieiao to the New.york HosPilali Mem
Der ofihe United States Eclectic Medical Assneia-
ton; Inventor Of ihe celebrated Lung Tester;
Author OF New Work on ths Causes and
TreaimentofCo Consumptiou,C ,Cancerend
all disease Of the Lungs. Throat. -,
iood liver Nerves. skin, Eyes. Ears, Nr.- &C., &C.
.iiILL MAKE MS SExT HoS1utX VISIT 10
LANCASTER, a,
On Tuesday, Oct. 4th 1883,
lie will arrive on the FRS, Train eoinE Wes and re-
main a hours. HI viii aiao, visit oEee
every month through the FsaF,
mr. N iSty has had an extensive experience Of more
than twenty years IN country Practice as wei IN the
Hopjtals and l'hrmafies Of New YORK and fhllaael-
phil IlAsiBg also spent several. years among the
tnd ias, has had ample opportunity 10 become per-
Geetly familiar with te meosins Of all The
apents used bv the "Medeine Men" OF the Inherent
Tribes a will treat all the diseases that hesh s
her 20. His medicines are composed oi bnrks, b9na
Leaves, Roots and Gumsi Having The ninost ia'lh
in the rnod ness af GSd we believe that for every
malndy there is fouRd in eur own soil sure anu
remedy. BY the aid ofthese remedies,
Cancer. Ineipi-nt Consumption. Scrotula. hhenma-
,ts,n PITS sslt Rheam and all diseases Of the EYgN
Ear skin Nerves. Throat, Lungs, Liver and stnpaen
are now curabIe in my hands as any other disease
Is cuTuble. ~ -
cures warranted! Examination Free.
Hour, sf consultation from stoG each day, mr.,
,stN will visitths town once every uonih throNgh
the year. These visits are PREPARATORY To Tue esabj
ishneIt OF Hospitalin New York. to DO conducted
by Dr MASLY Apon the principle of the new school,
or American Eclectic Practice OF Medicine. He was
ehneated in the College OF PHYSICIANS ana euIge"ps:
in New York aud for mnny years praetieed the "ad
school svstem'' About 10 years since. he 9eeame
oaVnsed the great superiority OF Rciecte'siu and
such has heen his success from that tine, ~ rhe
of many thousand eases OF lingering a-eas
cs as 10 enable him to warrant cures IN aSP'rt OF
coincidence which only knowledge can give. Dr. MAN
Nv will he happy 20 operate for the removal Of en-
iarceI TopsiIs Tumors, Cataract, an for nenrl! all
Il iseases reSiuirihg surgical Interference
Aithonf IL is not the bestmpde of examination ,thc
| Doctor will when desifed, deeetoe 70 ITS rglepe
their diseases, without asking any qnestioLs be nAs
in his ny book TIE names of many hundred patients
in This vicinity whohavs been cared within the past
iree being pronounced hopciass BY tho
ali sehoo The aames and addresses OF these patients
WILDE given ndesired, to enable the reader 70 OBJ
tain the details or the case. nrs h.NLy WIZ orng
f,a.h from The diegngs. with which he will supply
| bis patients. ROOMS at THR SHEFFERHouSE.
| Lsneaste May1s Is3a-2 VI pA-
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them, aud thus fail to do their duty.
/ have often, indeed it is common
thing, to hear IT said, do not do thus. or
thus; or DO not take that course; it will in
jure your business; or your standing IN the
community; or prejudice q certain party
against you, when perhaps the very thing
proposed to be done, was an act OF the
highest importance. and ore which an
honest man could not 60 round. | feelof-
Tended when hear such admonitions Civ
en-. 1t should be held as an offence against
common honesty can only say, let me
live and die an honest man, though all the
worldly should condemn me. Sooner than
avoid my public duties. or fail TO speak
my honest convictions, let my, right hand
forget Der coming; let my tongue be pal
sled aud cleaye to the roof Of my mouth; OF
perish all my earthly happiness, and my
name be cast out as evil OF all men.
s.at 81 COMMON SENSE
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WTWVI y T"U.EtE
william H. Rice. Adm tor Of John c. Eiee, deceased
6Rdfad
Sarah Rice. Widow et al,
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DIED.

In Baltimore. on the Goth instant, ISAAC
EKookS. in the gnth year of his age. He Was
,a,,pL,r of the society of Friends. He was Il
.,,i,e oi Darby, near rhiladelphia. whence he
..r,,,d in ~. Ia the ncighborh"od of Wood
Lara. and thence IT, Baltimore in 1877. lie MAS
..,,,e in the iron trade Tor fifty five years. and
= niry uinc years resided III the house where he
hsi Isaac Brooks WAS always respected for the
,,rIr. integrity which characterized his mcrcan.
,,. career. hat he Wa most loved aud appreciated
.aau. the frruds.
ia Washington, on the ODD instant. in the Did
r,,r Of her age SIR, CECILIA C.. the beloved
Oh, of CaivinG LUwnds. esq.
10 Washington. on the 22l instant. at l2i a. NJ,
,nrr a lingering illness which sho bore with Chris
.4n iortuie aud mcekncSs, ELIZA ANN, eldest
AID onl, dau. hter of J"hn aud Mary Espy, III the
9th YEAR OF her age
IN Thursday, the lllh Instant. in Ccntrcrille.
iyluuoo.c county, Iowa. the Rev. MATTHEW
>hirli who was well known aud loved III WASH
.a .t"n city, whcrr be frequently preached the gos
bel of our Lord Jesus CHRIST.
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,,,,,,,-Wc derive the following
,a.'.... from, list Of Instructions pre-
"'''I'1 ,hr Secretary "f War. and which
ave. w. ,s.u puhli,br,i for the information and
.,,,r,nrnt ii tie army ,,.,
new military post is 10 DE established at
a., ,.,u,,y. near the reserve selected Tor
' T.,,. Indians, To be called Fort Cobb
~, ,.'.' .',on,mr, vi the FIRST Infantry from
,." ,r, immediately IA occupy the site /"
'.I.r,I ~ Major Emory. who has
a,.;,.n.l To- the command, and VIII"
a,.n IA make all preliminary prepara-
~, ,,,,rs>nry Tor the construction OF the
=, -, s,,n rs the appropriation is made by
,.,.',.. He will be governed in his ac-
,,- +, the sprcil! Instructions to him from
.ga Ma, Department. dated the 2Sth ulhm"
i n. m.r will he supplied from Fort Smith.
r,n, " l.. CaJcll. Assistant Quartermaster,
,'a h...n ASST ,nei to duty ut the new station.
"a. garrison al Fort Smith, which will he
,.uJ,,cI =. a station for troops, will take
'.', ., Far, Arluckle bv the LIST Of October.
The limits Of the department of Texas are
.,,..,I,J uorthwar,l. between New Mexico
,,J the Safe Of Arkansas, including Fort
saith 10 the Arkansas River and the
>n,brrn boundary of Arkansas, without
., ,,inc either Washington Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-24
Richmond Market, August %.

Flour continues dull. with light receipts and no
shipping demand whatever, the demand being con
fne, altogether ;n the retail cuisines, "i the city
We quote: old sulrerinr 500 t" 500: new ;" to
81, 40; extra $3.50 To 81; Family SS.2U to -.
WuEAr.-Thr market still is "ver>t"rke'i, AMI
hut three uilicrs buying. aud that tut nightly
Farmers max. nothin: hy sending in the article :"
q, ,.rlv ,s the immense arrivals are calculated Ia
deprcciat. prices: the millcrs would even prefer
tina, the stock was held back. We quote: lrimc
red 81. 20 to $l25: prime white 81 >" TO 5 "a;
Sl,a7I has been got for Il few extra fine samples.
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VALUABLE MARKET AND DAIRY FARM

" ALI hDlL MhRhfl NM phIh 'hh'i
FOR SALT will sell upon aceommoda-
ting terms. that yaluabl. MARKET and DAIRY
FARM. lying "m the west side ct the Mount Yer
n"u road. leading from Al, Xanlria Ia Mount Yer
nSIi, an'i IN the south side e" the Great Hunting
trerk. IN the County o' Fairfax, adjoining the
city oi Alexandria. CHE channel OF the Greek being
the dividing linc> called VALLEY FARM. con
tanning THIRTY FIVE ACRES, be tho same
more 81 less.
IN The improvements consist Of II good sub
.X.sSSianiia! EARN. nearly new. aud "A sm,l
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. the latter not vet
finished. The enclosure is almost wholly IT post
. AMI rail fcnrc.
The soil Is of the very best. having II fine
dark chocolate surface. easy Ia cultivate, with
rich. deep. dark, clay loamy SubSoil, admirably
ud.rtrd To all hardening purposes, with easI.ru
und southern slopes for carly vegetable, as well
~ all kinds vl grams aud grasses, Grapcry, az
Nursery, &c. &C.. pom This FARM. there are
three never failing SPRINGS. all al which stood
the test Of lS.i-"nc of them by pipes under
ground, at trlinE expense, can be easily convey
ell into the cellar uf the dwelling house. Tor family
aud dniIy purposes, after which conducted I" the
stable, COW shed. ac.
There is likewise Il small stream of water RAINING
through the upper part of III. FARM. at the base
ot thu southern slope, ntorling ample means for
all purposes ni y Hot H..nsc, Celery Beds (i"r
which, last purpose the valley through which this
stream passes Is admirably adapted rs we'll a i"i
all either Gardening purposes
For u river farm. il has been unusually healthy.
the subscriber having had upon ii Tor Nv" years.
family "i from sin I" seven rrrS"ns, and during
that time never had occasion call III ply SIcau.
The location of this farm, along side "t, and al
joining +" the city of Alexandra. its soil aud pro
auctions the last banned i evidenced 10y the PIE
sent growing crop "i corn upon THE new. sub
sraniial. and permanent bridge, ius erected over
Hunting Creek afturding at all times Il safe and
certain road To- and from Market the new Turn
pike aud Mount Vernon roads forming lis eastern
boundary render this farm well worth the nttcn-
ton "t all persons ia want "t either markr; or
dairy farm. both. Applicants will please nd
dress GEO. WHITE. Agent, Baltimore, Md.
aux g-CuGt
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aug 22-oawts
BY T. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant 10 "A decree Of the County Court 81
Alexandria County, Va, Of tho 9th day OF June,
1859. in the suit of Kincheoe Bruin, plaintiffs
against Thomas Coyle and others, defendants the
subscriber, rs Commissioner for the purpose, Will
oiler tor sale. at public auction in front at the
Mayors Office in the city Of Alexandria Virginia.
Saturday. the I'D day Of Ocfojrr, lsa9, at II
o'clock, NJ, the following property
s5- No. !. A LOT OF GROUND. with ihn
Ea IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated nj the
Northwest intersection Of Fairfax aud Queen
streets, in raid city. one square from the depot 81
the Alexandria. LoudoHn and Hampshire Rail
roa,i. beginning At said intersection and running
thence Wcstwsrdy un Queen street 100 feet I" The
line Of Esstlark: thence Northwardly and parallel
to Fairfax street ~ feet inches more OF less L"
Il four feet alley; thence Eastwardy and parallel
to Queen street 100 fest to Fairfax street; thence
binding un Fairfax street ~ the beginning The
improvements are large new brick Livery stable.
running back from Quesn street nearly the cntro
depth of the lot with Carriage louse, &C." Iho
whole put up in tho most complete aud substantial
manner, with every desirable convenience. Tho
Stable has been planned and built with view 1"
il. conversion into n Warehouse, should it be
ted for that purpose.
No "A TRACT OF LAND, in the County cf
Prince William, Va, on tho Orange & Alexandria
Railroad, near lis intersection with Bull Run, cob
tanning about 227 Acres and 90 Poles-boins tho
same tract of land which was conveyed by W Ilmrr
Mclean, and others. to Geo. ID. Fowle, and by III"
latter conveyed TO said Coyle-tho exact metes and
hounds of which can be ascertained by consulting
either of raid cOnyeyances. About 10 acres oil
this l4ud in cultivation has been highly imPr"H-
cd, aud is very productive Tho remainder 10 ~
wood OF fine growth. which by its proximity t" The
Railroad. can be readily converted into money
There il on the place largo and comm"dous Barn
and Stable, nearly now, and built IN the best man
ncr.
TERMS Ten per centum of the purchase money
to bc paid in cash, the balance IN three equal IN
stulncnts ut ria. twelve, and eighteen months
from the day uf sale. The deferred payments I" Ice
secured by the bonds of the purchaser. hearing
interest from date aud the title To bo retained MI
the purchase money is fully paid
5. FERGUSON BEACH,
,uy no COTS CuInmis .iuncr.
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A L NJ A N A c
1853.
u A Rim LIST.
PORT or Observation-Disclosures -.

PORT OF AlENANDRlA.-AOG ST *.
ARRIvsp.
barmc Erh"aim Williams. Johnson, Washing
an, to I. J. M,Iafry.
Schr. Expedite. Ecclc, New York, to borden
Nmiu: Co.
>'hr Merchant. Philips, Lorcll, Del, lumber to
'uoot. Uhlcr a Co.
>cbr Victor. Marks. Mach"doc, wheat b Rob-
a,ouA PAYNE
>.ar. Gr"r., Wa>hin ston. johnson, Machodoc.
'ati la Robinson 4 ravnc.
>rh', Lucreiia. Butlcr. B"yds llolo, wheat t"
h'hrusou i PAYNE.
>rhr Virginia. Self. Currioman, wheat to Rob
-'"n 1 PAYNE
>rhr Grcaala. Flanagan, Wicomico, wheat To
ar'IU,ou Ptyuc
>r'r Ellen Jane. Brown. Plamicrsville, wheat to
NacAvrk, Marshall A CO.
>'hr Eleanor, Johnson. rh,ntersvillo wheat aud
Vet" Ea'k"ck. MARSHALL 4 Go.
>"r Ann Mccarty. liatt"n. rlantorsville,
'1'" To Blackjack. Marshall 4 Co.
SAiLEp.
''hr bnigo Cranmcr. Boston, by F"wle 4 Co.
>'hr lrHrla 4. Crook, Greeu!ief, Warcham,
IT J MchalFcy.
>hr h,nIrl Brown. llrall. Fall River by li"r
o.. Woiu. Co.
SIR sarah Lorcna. Rutter, Cohassct Narrows,
70 Borden Mum. &C..
>h' jeremiah rrcdmurc, Crunmcr, New York.
y b q Smith.
MEMORANDA.
"''4ne Nlti'u Lincoln. Piukham. hence at Bos
H. .nu lust
on. "f"iImh". Rosebrn"k. sailed from East
-" '"f ih'> port. lth inst,
,'"'' l. p"rcw. Edwards, hence at Albany, 18th
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s. SANDS EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED
on W Al L

Z "
HAVE engaged i'll the Manipulation of GU
| AMOS aud am now ready t. supply the Far
nrrs and Planters OF the United States with un
article which ! consider superior {" anything OF
the kind which has Vet been pr"dmced having an
unusual liu"nut | believe. "i the valuable ingre'i
ent. III this article During my edilorShiP oi the
"Amcri..au Farmer" with which until within II lcw
months | have been connected tor - wears. have
most alphabetically urgrl upon thu Farmers and
Planters that the mixture nj the amn"nlacal Gn
uun r,ruyiaul with the ph"sphatir Mexican.
Columbian, Arl VAS the best and cheapest arplI-
cation Ia most crops they could apply. For more
general views upon this subject refer {" the pm
,,. of III. American Farmer: and also. {" my cir.
rular Just issued ,aud which will he Forwarded to
ANY one desiring ~ III vi hthis view is ably Si'S
tanned by Dr. Bickrll Analytical Chemist, at this
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AUCTION SALES.
BY +. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUEBLO
\ SALE.-tnder authority of Il dccd al irrst
from Samuel A. Masters and wife, dated the hrsC
day oi April, 1871, and duly ot record The uni"T'
sisue,. trustees, therein named. will proceed At
~ o'clock NJ. az Saturday, HE 2oh dag 81 ir-
gur. 1899 IN front of the Mayors ofh'". IN III"
Ciry at Ali xundria. Va, To sell {" the highest i'"-
der al public SALE the following real estate. 10 WI:
No. l. TRACT OF LAND III the county 81
I.ornloun. aud State of Virginia, containing OH
HuNpKED AND NINETEEN ACRES, : R""na
and - Pcrchcs. more or less.
No. ,. A TRACT OF LAND adjoining No. ],
and confirming FOUR HI NDRED AND FOUR
ACRES, Rood aud 20 Perch.s. more or less
The courses aud distances 81 these two tracts oil
land, are particularly set uuf, and drsrIib'" IN
SAID deed 81 trust which will be exhibited al ino
AMI plac" "t sale. These lands bind ia" Mid
dI. Turnpike r"al-srs about tw" miles resi- e.
lively ir"m the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. and
the line OF the Alexandria, L"udouu aud ismr-
shire Railroad They aro distant about tw,Hty-
| i've miles from the cities OF Alexandria. Va. and
! of Washington and Georgetown b. C.. RESPECTIVE
~. The land Is said I" bs of good quality, AID
portion "l IL nov III cultivation. Ii IL we'll waI,r-
ed. has plenty timber and is remarkably healthy.
| The buildings are excellent aud nearly h,~,
consisting ot n handsome and commudiouS frame
:.ss DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, large barn, and
.E other necessary out buildings. The situation
oi the dwelling is high aud commanding. An rA-
cellcnt opportunity tor investment is here rlrs'n-
ted for persons wishing Ia purchase u valuable
farm. The manager On the land, will show II +"
such persons AS may desire To examine II b"i"In
the sale.
TEnus OF S,Lr.-One-,hiid of the purchaso
none, Ia lee paid ia cash, and the residue Ia thrc"
equal instruments II, four, eight and twelve months
from the day of sale, the deferred payments {" 10
secured 10y the bonds of the purchaser. and decd
%! trust on the property.
The title "i the land is believed Ia Ice unqn's-
tunahie. hut the undersigned, selling as Trustee,
will only convey such title rs is vested Ia them, ~
SAID deed of trust.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
jy li-2awtS |. LOUIS kINZER.
Gi.- The sale of the above property is POSITION
ed. until Nondoy, The 10Th day 81 September, to
! take place at the same hour and place.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH. r,,.,,
|. LOUIS kINZER.
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Anticipatrd Tronblein Kansas.

LEAvENwoErH, Aug ~ Some comhrma-
ton oi' IL rep"rtcd outbreak in the southern
part of Kansas. has reached here. One Of
the "iawhuM kerS," has been taken into Mis-
souri,. and the out law Montgomery. is report
ed in the field. who it is expected. will at
tempt recapture. Considerable uneaslness
existed, and renewal orthc old disturbances
was anticipated.
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ICONNUNICATEp.

,.n. he hoped tina; the farmers resulting
line Of the Orange aud Alexandra
''"S ,,Il hereafter be content to send
''. o,.. Ia IFS legitimate market, anu not
..'' f,,m.,l,,., to be again caught in the
.."" '"' ir them by the Richmond mlllers.
;aP =, C.,r now learned that newspaper re,
I'r' I'',' make, are not ARRAYS to l." relied
r', i.,.t when they attempt to make u
.", -, st. ,I'.r price. Of Wheat are drm aud
l@''" ~, N on, market, when 1t Is n"t"r'-
' .In ",orid,rme il. taking place in the
a. ,.' IN ,r.g ";hrr market IN the country
, .. Tri,Imnd Market report 81 the list IN
I'' nn,I.i in the Alexandria Ga"ette'
,l,. m,rnu@, says -,
mr.. f Wheat still continues. The de
line . mn ,rI niller> are surlcited. There IL
'' '' - rr,,,,.. aud such prices ~ are offered
.''"" -,. a, merely nominal, aud as matter OF
. what would hr said Of Alexandria
Vow" jid they o.'cr a price for Wheat
b"., .I, 81, 4 m,tt,, 81 .t'rm " -
Mr'e'! UNION STREET.
l..
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MARRIED.

IN Thursday. the 18th instant. at Hawthorne.
p.,,.,rarur.k County. Va. the residence of the
,..I,'. father. hy the Rev. DR.. kcrfoot. the Rev.
MINIS NJ. pASlllELL. Vice Rector OF the
.rJIr,, of s. James Maryland, to MARY
rnRNruN. second daughter of Robert :. Nsss,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-24
Richmond Cattle Market. August 90.

BnEr.-For the week ending to-day the sales "i
cattle al the scales were ~ follows: August 10
IL heal were sold ~ $::!WSl and at Sit.
August l7-2o ut $54ttSi!. August lS-.' al
81 aud ut 81. August l9-?| at So ci'sl: gross.
Also, some small lots taken by the head per con
tract in the country. \ heavy supply, and III
view of guilty, has rau>cd decline tr"m previous
prices. ~. ~
Surrr.-Tho demand far Sheep is light. We
quote ut 81 G. 81. Lambs S2itcS:'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-24
ceorootown Cattle Market. Aug. IS.

The offerings Of beef cattle al the yards amount
.1 T., ,lruu aUu-.2Jn "t which were purchased 10y
District butchers at $:...'tt$'. averaging SI.S'
OH the honi or $500 = net The fcmaln'n@
fifty were driven to Baltimore The supply "i
sheep aud lambs wa. very hm'ei-n"i equal I"
the ,lcmnrd-selliuc at S2.1JCt S"'I per hcnh.
a1A REWARD will be paid for such iniormH-
SlV ton as will lead I" the conviction "i tio
person or persons who want"nlH aud ma''r'"nSiI
CUT TIE HOSE. at the fire "n Monday after
noon, when the Railroad tie were burned
JOHN l.. SMITH,
mn, 2i-3t Chief Eng'r. Fire Department.