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HEADQUARTERS EXAMINING Do,r>
1E of Surgeons and Enrolment of CopscripS SSAfD
Congressional District, N. c. Wadesborourb SSest
9th 1868. Pursuant to order No. O. issued Inv I7SU:
Mallett, COmmandant of Consc-ipts for NORTH eli
Commanding Officers Of the respective Militia Pun A
in the 7th Congressional District of North
requested TO assemble their commands AT tho Em az
times and places. This call embraces all men 6s,n
and 40 years of age, including those preyiopsjv
ed, detailed, or discharged from service from anv
whatever" -! '1uS
sOth Regiment N. C. Militia, at WadesbOrOugb A.,
county, July 9Th. So Ausl
8Ist Regiment N C. Militia, at wadesbUrUUgb ,r.
county, July 7th and Sth. 81 NHSn
SD Regiment N. c. Militia, at Abemare SarIv Anna
ty, July 9th and 10Th. ''ua
62d Regiment N. c. Militia, at Troy, Montgouerv Ann
ty, July 18th and l4th. "Ou
57th Regiment N. c. Militia, at Carthage More corr,,
July lGth 18th and 18th. 'D'!'
4sth Regiment n c. Militia, at PittsbOruupb Cl,b,r,
county, July 22d 23d and 24th.
5Oth Regiment N. C. Militia, at PttsbOrough Cbab,
county, July 22d. 23d and oath.
63d Regiment n. C. Militia, at AshbOrough RaDJoIrl
county, July 9th and 29th
9th Regiment n. C. Militia at AshbOrough RauJJ,l
county, July 2gth, 3Oth and 3Ist.
G5th Regiment N. C. Militia at Lexington Dayids,
county, August Cd and 4th.
G6th Regiment N. C.. Militia, at Lexington Dayid~
county, August 5th, 9th and eth.
j. NJ. LITTLE, LIST 1t p ACS
and Enrolling Officer.
P. G. SNOWDEN, Surg P. A. C.S.
Chairman Ex. 3D.. Surg, 7th Cong Dist, n C.
June %, 1868. 5l-4
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TREAsuRr lSPARrMESr, c. s, A., !

Richmond, May lotn, 1000 J
okmGthan Rorih Esg, Public Treasurer, Raleigh, N c.:
DEAR SIR:-You have doubtless this received the
reply which gave your Representative in Congress- Mr.
Thos Ashe to the enquiry which is made in your
letter of the 9th inst stated that your Interpretation
of the Law to my authority to exchange Treasury
Notes quite correct have no power to exchange
the notes to be issued for those issued prior to the
fes 81 So ins Tou request a
opinion whether the old issue of Treasury Notes viii be-
come uRcurrent after lst August.
Under the existing Laws there three classes of
current Treasury Notes.
l. Those issued prior to LIST Dcc 1862.
Those issued between LIST Dec, 1867 and 9th April,
,. Those issued since 9th April, 1863
All the classes receivable without discrimination at
The Treasury for Confederate dues and for the payment
of each the faith and revenues of the COnederacy are
EMMY pledged There is therefore difference as to
the ultimate payment Of each class The difference be-
tween them is in a collateral advantage.
The first class is fundabc in per cent. bonds untSs st
August after which they longer fundabe at ALL
The second class also fundabe in per cent bonds
until LIST August after which they fundable in per
Tho third class are ndabe for one year from their
sue in per cent bonds after which they fundable
in per cents.
The currency of neither class affected by the Iegisa-
ton of Congress further than by making difference in
their relative value The third class will be the most
valuable after the LIST August but the difference Of two
per cent in favor of the bends in which they be
vested will not be sufficient to throw the second class out
of circuation-mOre especially the third class will not
be sufficiently redundant to supply the demands of the
community.
II sets 10 me therefore that you may dismiss all con-
corn except as to the first class The loss this class OF
the advantage of funding, abates somewhat from their
value and may lead the banks decline receiving them
on deposit notes of less value than the general cur
rency But notwithstanding this their actual circulation
in form will continue for several reasons first be-
cause they available to pay the heavy taxes due by
every person to the Confederate Governments secondly
because the notes themselves have the same security for
their payment any other debt of the Confederate Coy
srnment the difference between them and other notes be-
ing only relative; and thirdly, because of this difference
holder will be disposed part with and put in cir
culatiOn that which he deems less valuable
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
G.. G.. MEMNTNGER,
,Tp ~.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN
Ia day the 26th of January last negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is ola whtish yellow complexion, about
feet inches high, Is 90 years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds BE has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to al
Prospect Hill, Caswel County, confined in any Jail so
get him. F. L. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March e. 1862. 26-w&sWtf.
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THE PEOPLES FACTORY.

NATE ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE BEN
w eft of the people. We are manufacturing the
flying shuttle and OdfashiOned LOOms spinning aOheels
6edead &c In few days we expect to be manufactur
ing shoe lasts and pe0s
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings of all
kinds will be furnished far possible The farming
interests OF the country will receive especial attention
We will pay the highest prices for old castings which
You must bring to us If desire the supply Of new cast
lng to be kept up We shall snon be prepared to furnish
Bos of various kinds by wholesale and retail Soldiers
wives will be furnished with necessary articles reduced
prices. SIMPSON & HOOKER.
HillsbOrO, N. c., June g. 1858. 46-w&swtf.
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June IL. 1863.

ARM FOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER Of
IL fers for sale valuable FARM containing 225 acres.
situated in the County oT Aamance within and half
miles of Haw River Station, on theN G. Railroad There
the premises comfortable dwelling house and all
necessary Outbuildings. Price 81 900.
For further information, apply to G. W. SWEPS0N or
F. ID. K00NCE, at Haw River, N. G.
June %, 1853 5l-w&swtf
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Executive Department N. CO..,
ADJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE, (MILITA.)
RALEIGH, June IL, 1868.

RALEIGH June II, 1868.
No. III.
II. THE COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE MILL
1O tia will Immediately assemble their respective Reg
ments and enroll all ableboded free white and ap
prences residents of this State who shall be of the age
of eighteen and under forty years-no liable TO who
have heretofore been exempted from the conscrpt act and
all between the ages OF forty and forty-fve years.
H. They will specify in said enrolment what persons
claim exemption from militia service under the laws and
will note opposite the name ofevOy such person the ground
upon which such exemption is claimed.
Ill As soon completed the Muster Rolls required
TO be forwarded to this office.
by order ofGOv VANCE:
DAM. G FOWLE,
Adjutant General.
Raleigh, June 10, 1862 50-w&sw2w.
20 All daily papers insertl week, weekly and semi.
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$50 REWARD.

CAMP HOLMES N. c., June 5, 1858. I
A REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
N for the arrest and delivery the Camp of Instruc
on of the following soldiers who deserted from the 23d
Regiment N. c. Troops, the 25th day of Nav 1863:
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER, Company B, "a years
of age five feet six inches high dark pexion dark
hair dark eyes, three of hisupper front teeth out
patton when enlisted farmer enlisted in Lincoln County
North Carolina.
Private s. D. HUDDLEST0N, Company E. nineteen
years Old dark eyes, dark hair dark pexon five feet
ten inches high enlisted in Granville County, by occupa
ton when enlisted farmer
BY order of Col. PETER MALLErT, Commands Conscrpts
for NOrth-Caroina-
June 9, 1853. 47-tf.
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300 NEGROES WANTED.

TNNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THRH
Il hundred hands to work the grading of the Ch'I
ham Railroad.
The line through healthy country, on high rdg'
and all hands employed the road will be well fed al
cared for We will hire either by the month or the veal
wood, or Lockyile, Chatham county, N. C.
/. N. CLEGG & CO., COntract0.
REFERENCES.
K. P. Battle, Prest Chatham r. R. Company, Ralegh
and W. J. Hawkins Pres't Raleigh CASTOR r. R. Gu
pany, Raleigh
Feb. 10, 1858. l3-h
s4F Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Peisa
burg Express, Charleston Mercury Daily Progress, VI
mngtOn Journal land Fayetteville Observer will each u
sert to the amount of six dollars and forward bills to Ole
N. c. Standard
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E AGILE HOTEL,
NOTICE.

DEPOSITORY G. ;. A,
Raleigh, ~ O., June II, 1868. !
HOLDERS OF EIGHT PER CENT. CERTIFICATES,
In issued from this office for Confederate States Bonds
hereby notified that the bonds have been received in
of i've hundred dollars and hundred dollars and
will be issued to the holders when the certificates are
sented properly endorsed.
Raleigh, June 10, 1868. 5O-lm
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OFFICE OF THE NORTH-CAROLINA r.
" K. COMPANY Company Shops June 10Th, 1863
Dividend No. 5, The Board of Directors have this
day declared Dividend of ten per cent the Capital
Stock of this Company, payable and after the fifteenth
day of July next.
The transfer books V be closed from this date until
the day of payment. JOHN II. BRYAN. JR,
Secretary.
June 80, 1853 std.
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER On ID.
1h 18th of October, negro boy IVES. Said boy s'"i
black about 80 years of age, feet or inches hIgp
will pay the above reward for his apprehension 50 'r
may get him, or for his delivery to me at Oak Kldgs
ford County, N. G. THOMAS GRAhAyf
Jan. 81, 1853, -"
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MAILS FOR SALE, AT TIE HIGH SHOALS
1N Iron Works in CASTOR County, N c. Terms cash
Nails i'll be delivered at Iron Depot, on the Whining.
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
Address HIGH SHOALS IRON CO.
Iron, Lincoln County, N C.
June 10 IsoS' 50-lmpd.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
CREECH s. LITCHFORD.
"TE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO-P4RT-
w nership in the general Auction and Commission
business, Wis for the sale of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real and Per-
sOnal Property, &c.
Our store is large and cOmmodious, fronting Fay
etteve and Haget Streets in the centre of the business
part of the City, and universally conceded to be the best
location in the place for our business
Both of having been for seventeen years past engaged
in the merchandise and auction business hatter
selves that make it to the interest of parties
make their cOnsgnments to for either private commits
sion auction sales
We refer to the entire business community of this place.
A. CREECH,
]. ]. LITCHFORD.
Raleigh, N. c.. April 81, 1868. SS-tf.
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LEXINGTON Ga, April % l.,

Dr. o n. Ot0pton: "a" ., lSl
DEAR SIR Il received your letter g, r,,
would have replied sooner but Won wrr,te uays ago .
be at Augusta the 2Uth and thouoLt ~; HE yuRE
you there am glad, indeed to know NJ peS' nadj'
other points, well in our own and al; 2oar Success
This is to certify that am perfectly r"roI COupb
fully manifested in very few DAYS after az Which "
My health is decidedly better than il hos e Operaor
years The 18th of April was sixty YEAR Ue9 ErlT
just as if was in my prime. The 6bIiua,imu and III
are due you are ncxpFeSsbe. shall erarSl lei d..
and when you give another call tbint IInenberr1
myself better. in talking than writing I nj can e1l,sn
not long SINCE and requested to write rs AsD,
atelv to come without heSiIancy; oR lmHpI
people of Lexington and vicinity. Its brS,
your patronage will be more extensive h,n evident hi
would see you at Augusta but board is 81 oo Tsy
there it would be better for them and t1,, t
see them at home. The gentleman uDon VII yOuFOVIj
rated (of jackson City, is fully relieved and O
Preciates it as much as do, from the manner b.
expresses himself 1t is encouraging to Sa. Which
to be permanently relieved and You will find GST who s
will only come. The day yOu left, there was 50 ifyq
from Banks County who was exceedingly an gentleRg
you, and fully intended to have been s6ers"J Sc
HSrdman is anxious to have you come and ~ upon A
particularly desires you to come without E;I Tfehla
perfectly welcome to have the above pubIis5 Ion
as much if could only find words That In, ana trIs
do you as much credit as Ihnk yOn deseTts y WcuI
to me IF you can come. and at what time hive" VI
not disappoint US. My family join me in kind r !ou VII
you. Very respectfully 'ss-G l.
Mr.. billiard was afflicted with Piles-fve Inr,s
June 26, 1862. ~ a t"l1a
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STOP THE sKULKERs--soO REWARD.

STOP THE SKULKERS--S9O REWARD.
DESERTED FROM TIE HARRINGTON LIGHT
II Artillery Company <, 10th Regiment N. &: T. on
the night of the 18th instant while on the march from
Franklin to Petersburg, Va. 80.
ISAAC PARSOUR go years of age blue eyes, dark hair,
Aorid complexion 5 feet II inches high.
ZACHARIAH PRICE, 20 years of age, grey eyes, dark
hair fair complexion, feet inches high long straight
nose, with peculiar expression of countenance.
MOSES PRICE, is years of age grey eyes, light HAIR
fair complexion considerably eckied, feet SO inches
high.
The above deserIers conscrps from the 9th reg-
ment N c. Militia Col Gentry, ASle county, and it is sup
posed are their way home.
lack Price was discharged from the hospital at Jeruss-
lem the day before his deserton and pale and feeble
The above reward will he paid for their apprehension and
return me- the comnandant OF conserpts at Raleigh
LOUIS Ii WEBB Capt.
COmd'ng Harrington Light Art
Co. X, 40 Regt. N c. I.
June l9, 1868. Sow.
Office of the North Carolina II. r. Co.,
COMPANY SHoPs June 10th, 1863.
VENHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders of this Company will be helSin the
town of Greensborough, Thursday, the ninth day Of
July next at eleven o'clock, A. ~.
Stockholders who do not expect to attend this meeting
requested to send their proxies they will be supplied
with the blank forms application at the Office or 70 any
station agent. JOHN II, BRYAN, JR.,
-. Secretary.
June ~, 1853. 4s-td
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KITTRELL's SPRINGS.
a FTER THE IST JUNE, OUR HOUSE WILL BE
"A omen for the reception of Roarders.
Rates of Board.
Board per day, - 90 w
7" week, 40 W
I" month, 100 W
Children under ten, and servants, halfprice.
BLACKNiLL 4 CO.,
PrOpretOrs.
p S-we cannot send our Omnibus to the 8 o'clock
night train. -
May 29, 1868. A-E
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~ DIG EWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ The Fall Session of this Institution will
the 4th of August next.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF 20 WEEKS:
Board including washing, lights fuel, &C., $500; Eng
sh Tuition $50 Music the Piano. Harp Guitar $50
Vocal Music $3.50; Oil Painting $50; Drawing $3.50 ;
Grecan Painting SIS; Ancient and Modern Languages
each 1880
For further particulars, apply to
RICHARD STERLING,
Principal.
Greensboro, N. e., June 80, 1863. 53-9tpd.
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THN0 THE PUBLIC.-HAVING RENTED. THE
long and well established place of fashionable resort
for many years known the BUFFAL0E SPRINGS, in
Meckenburg county, Virginia. offer to all who desire
recreation and pleasure the advantage of summer retreat
for the present season.
The Springs will be opened the Goth instant for vis
tors. Joseph Mobys band is engaged for the
The stage will meet the from Richmond, Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays.
TERUs.-$UO per month Of &c days; $S5 per week So
per day. PA&SON DUNHAM,
PrOpriet"rs.
June so, 1868. 53-2w.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

$50 REWARD.
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
HI the l4th of May, my negro boy SIDNEY. He is
about II years DID, dark mnao black keen eyes and sharp
face lie may have gone off in the army with soldier
but he supposed to be lurking about Oxford Hender
where he has relations The above reward will be paid
upon his apprehension and confinement in jail his de-
livery to D. G. Herudon, in Oxford, his in the
lower part of Orange county near Cedar Fork
b. H. HERND0N.
June 10, 1853. 50-w&swtf.
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mo FARMERS AND QUARTER MASTER


4 Assistant Quarter Master Generals Office RichmoI;
the system adopted for the collection of the tax in kind
An officer of the Quartermaster Generals DeparmI
is assigned to the special charge of the subject Gu
trolling QuartermaSer with the rank of Major is assg
ed to each State and Post Quartermaster with the ra
of Captain, to each Congressional District where
practicable to collect the tenth
Each Congressional District will be subdivided BY Il.
Post Quarermaster in charge of it into sections Tor ,
convenient delivery by the taxpayer of his quoa ofp
duce, and agents will be appointed by that officer to M
charge of the depOts to be established in each section
Before these depots be established the aSSessg
required under the law be made, the crops Of small g
hay and the clip of wool for the present year will have
been secured.
To relieve farmers from the risk and incOnvenence q
storing the Government portion well to obtain
mediate supplies for the use of the army the Department
authorizes and requests farmers residing posts where
QuartermaSers stationed to deliver the Govern
menrs tenth, any part of it to that Quartermase
Under the law, farmers required to deliver therten
at depots not than eight miles from the place
ductOn If they will deliver under this request the Gov
eminent will pay for the transportation in Of eg
miles, The Quartermaster receiving produce under tbs
rule will give receipts to the producer evidence that
much of his tax is paid And as the Post Quartermas
of the Congressional District is responsible for the te
after the assessor has established and made it known
him. the Quartermaster to whom the produce delVerd
will also receipt for it to the Post Quartemaser Of The
District, who will endorse copy of the receipt upon The
assessors estimate before transferring it to the agents &!
the receiving depot. LA9KIN SMITH,
A. Quartermaster Gen in charge.
June %, 1888. Slim.
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IS GTONEWALL" JACKSON.-JUST PUB
- lished, aud for sale by N. s. MORSE Il CO., Au.
gusta, Ga, a complete b BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
"STONEWALL" JACKSON. By CHARLES HALLocK.
Being full and of the Leading Events Of
his Life, his Dying Moments and the Obsequies at Rich
mond and Lexington.
This work contains many anecdotes of the ustrious
soldier that have never before been published
For sale by all Book Stores and News Agents Price
$l.O0. The trade supplied at liberal discount
TT All orders addressed TO will be promptly filled
D. 5. MORSE CO.,
Augusta, Ga.
June %, 1863. 5l-3t.
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DILEs, JUNIORS, FIsTU1 ,

pMES, JUNIORS, FISTUI,
j. OF THE WOMB, SPERMAT0RPiinD DISEASE,
TIC AFFECTIONS, &C.-DR ]. "n ch A. SYPBSIhf9
huntsville, Ala, may be consulted LOTION 4;
ona for the last ten years and has n.S''ed North
the most respectable gentlemen Of The on Man,
tees perfect cure in the worst case If p3 and gn
never had all accident to happen, and on,r Ills lie
Ams ssn as p Gsh SnceGss as any in @
reform home immediately after the operato oeds
LADIES Will be visited at their rooms if dem,
All letters must contain 10 cent siam, 1'SFel.
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VALUABLE JACK FOR SALE.-TERMS OF
v sale made known application at this office.
June so, 1868. 53-3tpd.
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HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY'
TIME SECOND SESSION OF THE FIFTH ACADE'
IL mic year of this Institution will commence on I'm
July next.
For circulars and information, apply to
MAI. WM NJ GORDON
Superintendent Il. NJ A.
May 90, 1858. 4-Sm.
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nON'T RUN THE BLOCKADE.-THE UN-
- dersigned oilers for sale of Talbot Brothers
STEAM SAW MILLS, complete, Is horse power, will saw
from two to five thousand feet Of lumber per day. suat-
ed "a miles from McIvers Depot, Western Railroad on
800 best mbered land in SOrth Carolina Those in
want will address at Egypt the present terminus W.
r. r. For particulars, refer to J. w GUNTER kimbol-
ton, Chatham, N. G., N. A STEDMAN Fayetteville,
NC. JOHN A. MCDONALD.
Oakland, N. c., June 26, 1863 52-lm.
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NEGRO WOMAN FOR sALE.-APPLY AT
II this et1oeS
June 20, 1858. 5l-h
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SNUFF! SNUFFII-WE'HAV on CONSIGN-
- nlent 100 boxes CAROLINA BELLE" SNUFF, the
best article manufactured, which will sell at Pc
tersburg prices. MCGEE WILLIAMS,
June %, 1868. 5l-4t
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SUGAR!
20 HHDs. GOOD BROWN SUGAR.
HI For sale by A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro, N. G., April Z, 1868. 90
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

The Wstervlist arsenal, opposite Troy has been
very busy lately in forwarding to General Grants
army at vicksburg an immense amount OF spheri-
cal case shell and cartridges.
While salute was being fired in Champlain,
New York, IN rejoicing over the reported placing
OF Mcclellan in Halleck's place. the cannon burst,
killing two men.
The City Inspectors report states that there
were 1896 deaths in the city during the past week
decrease Of IL compared with the mortali-
ty of the week previous, and 81 more than oc-
CURED during the corresponding week last
year. The recapitulation table gives deaths
OF alcoholism, "a Of diseases of the brain and
nerves, OF the generatve organs, IL of the
heart and blood vessels, 125 of the lungs throat,
&C.; 8 OF old age. "a of diseases OF the skin
and eruptve fevers, 8 premature births, &c OF
diseases of the stomach. bowels and other diges-
tive organs; % of uncertain seat and general
fevers. 6 Of diseases of the urinary organs. and
80 from violent causes. There were 225 natives
of the United States. IA of England "a of Ireland.
s of Scotland, '2s of Germany. and the balance OF
various foreign countries.
The stock market was better yesterday morning, but
not firm in the afternoon The fall OF yicksburs
ated very cheerful feeling ccmmerci"' circles and
1873 closing at Ave P. NJ at that price. Exchange was
unsaleabie in the afternoon.
Business seriously impedcd yesterday by the
citing Cotton lower and very irregular
price, with but little inquiry for it, Moderate sales Of
breadstuHs. coffee lard and taow made at easier
rates Pork comparatively frm and in fair request.
Hay was plenty and heavy. Wbskey was more sought
after and was trine higher In most other articles
transactions restricted. The freight market
ued depressed.
The market for beef cattle ruled dull and heavy this
week, tho receipts being very heavy, and prices
fuIly &c per pound lower. Qune number OF cattle
which intended for Philadelphia and Baltimore
to this market which rendered the aggregate sup
ply enormous But nearly all the cattle sold the
butchers, few only being taken to send out Craze
Prices ranged from 7c 10 l1c 20 The genera, sell
ing prices 9c. 1oIc, and the average 92&c a
10c., the lowest for many months Mich dull
and lower, except for exras. Sales generally a. s35
a $50 Veals were in enormous supply and lower Sales
at 4hc. to 6kc. Tc. and few at TIC. sheep and
lambs dull and about 25c. each lower: S. to S5.
extras &c. Swine sold at sac. hc for fed and
axe SC. for still fed The total receipts 1904
beeves 1876 a65 calves II 2I3 sheep and lanbs
and 1o, AGO swine