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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-25

Some gunpoWder, probably part
remaining VIII II had been put under
Libby Prison by the Confederate an
thorities, exploded a day or two since,
killing a negro Waterman in the cell
lar. But Ii tie damage was done, the
quantity not being sufficient for do
ing much mischief.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-25

BREAD AND BUTTER APPOINTMENTS.
E. A. Calkins has been appointed
Collector of the I'd Congressional
District, viceG w HazeltOnremoved.
sAJames G. NJ knight, editor of the
La Fayette Go. Democrat has been
appointed Assessor Of the 3D. District.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-25

aea- A few days since Michael l.
Sallivant sold his farm Of twenty
thousand acres, lying six to ten miles
south Of Homer, Illinois, to Mr. Alex
ander, Of Morgan County, for seven
teen dollars FER acre, or $374 600
cash Mr. Alexander also bought
the stock, grain, hay, and farming
utensils on the place Of Mr. SulIivant
which made the whole amount fpur
chase money nearly or quite $500, !
eco. Mr.. SuIlivant has J It place"
of forty-fvc thousand acres III Iro
quois County, besides more land
Mr.. Alexander will stock the "farm
Immediately with three thousand or
more head IF cattle H Will ship
five hundr 4 head per week to N AZ,
l1et from that poit t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-25

near During the reception of the
President and suite recently at Ro-
chester, n. Y, just before the train
moved away, a huge boquet, compos-
ed Of thistles, catnip, smartweed,
mayweed and pie-plant, was handed
in at the rear end. Attached to it
was card bearing Tia inscription.
"AND JOHNSON
"With the compliments of the 10y
al ladies OF Rochester,
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5THE lgAZE1EI'fTEs']IlI..5
J: s MONDAY EYENIN 6 c. J, ~ u ARCH ]:
/ > 7TEsr1IlMoNsY I'm TEE .CoURTs &C.

I'VE pnbishthe law. Of the last stature in
relation to. the testimony Of colored persons;
and as. being kindred Imea SUI g, We give also
The act, also passedsby the recent Legislature,
.pro,yyiidipg for the punishment Of ofencesby
colored persons, aboHshing5 slavery Be-: ss
....aGolored persons and Indians shall if other
wise competent, and subject tothe rules ap-.
rhcable to other persons be admitted as wit
.nesses In the following: cases: .s.1'. .@s
. Fin all civil cases and proceedings at law
5SOr in equity in which q Icolored person OF an
Indian IS a party, or may beEdirectly benefited
OF injured by the result. 49,.
.9d29 mail criminal proceedings N Which q col
~ored person or an Indian IS q party, on which
,arise out Of ninjury done, attempted OF threat
Saened to the person, property or rights OF a col
5person or Indian OF in which it IS. alleged III
Tthe presentment, informatlon;o or Indictment or
in which the court is Of opinion from the other
Levidence that there is probable cause TO believe
that the offence was committed by white per
uson in conjunction OF cooperation with a col
;ored person or Indian ho"
zz3. The testimony of colored persons shall, in
5all cases and proceedings, both at law and IN
equity, be: given are ,tenaLs and not ly deposl-
ttion; and in suits in equity, and in all other ca,
= sesin which the deposition ofthe witness would
regularly be part of the record, thecourt shall,
if desired by any party, orif deemed proper by
sitsef, certify the tacs proved bysuch witnesses,
or theeyidence given BY him as far as credited
z.by the court as the one or the other may be
eapreper under the rules Of law applicable to the
case and such certificates shall be made part OF
: the record. .H,3&.-iE-.@2 3..l
-. -, Any person having onefourth or more ofne
: gro blood, shall be deemed a colored person,
:. and every person, not co!ored person, having
one fourth or more Of Indian blood, shall be
deemed an Indian.
! IL All laws in respect to crimes and punish
ments, and in respect to criminal proceedings
applicable to white persons, hallapply in like
manner to colored persons and to Indians, IN
less when it is otherwise ecially provided.
The following act and parts Of acts are here
by repealed:
q Z Ali acts and parts Of acts t. lating to slaves
and slavery chapter l07 Of he Code of 1860,
9: relating to free negroes; chapter 200 of said
Code relating to offences by negroes;chapter 2l2
Of said Code relating to proceedings against ne
lgroes; &c, &c, all acts, and pats of acts I'M
posing on negroes the penalty Of stripes, where
{ the same penalty is not imposed on: white per
sons; and all other acts and parts OF acts neon
sistent with this act
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Railroads..
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. R.
AM FL $3.50 "a

MlW - - -
On and after MONDAY, February 18th, two
daily trains will run between Washington and
Lynchburg connecting at Gordonsville, with
Va Central r. +. trains to and from Richmond
as follows:
iaa MAIL TRAIN
Leave Washington daily Except S"nday) at
6.45a. M, and arrive at Lynchburg at 5. IS p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at I a. M, and arrive at
Washington at 5.36 p. m.
- EXPRESS TRAIN. .#
Leave Washington daily Gncluding Sunday)
at sos p. NJ, and arriveat Lynchburg at SEQ
q. m. $50 e1a
Leave Lynchburg at $50 p. NJ, and acz5ve at
Washington at G. 10 q. M '...
=. Both, trains making close connections at
Lynchburg for all points southland south invest,
and at Washington for north and northwest.
First class sleeping cars will be attached to
the night trains
This road is attractive, not only for It's com.
Portable Accommodations. but iHor the fact that it
passes the now historic localities of Fairfax, Bull
Run, Manassas Bristoe Catlet,'s Rappahe.n-
mock, Culpeper Orange ana Gordonsvile,
places of imperishable intQ4est in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to cl;,ponts south and south
west may be had ia Boston, New York, E'hilu-
delphia and Baltimore, and ut the offices of the
road in Washington and Alexandria
w. II. McCAFFERTY,
feb eff Genl. Sunerintcndent
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DROCLAMATIoN.1
MAYORS OFFICE,
asst ALEXANDRIA. VA,

>.5l ALEXANDRIA. VA,
.@,:'S March 9Th, 1866
The following named gentlemen having been
certified to me as having been elected. to the
Board of Aldermen and Common Council to
serve for the ensuing year, by Commissioners
appointed for that purpose, l certify
~ = For 1sT WARD.
r ,Al1ermen.--B. Barton and d. S. Gwin.
q. Common CouncH-John Burke George Mar
kell, Geol ge w. Brent and w. III. Lambert
,@y:..s, For I'd WARD
Aldermaen.-T A. Brewis and T. ". Smith.
Common CoatncI.-A. Herbert, T. w. Nshby,
W. n Brown and H. B. Wilmington,
..sI For 3D. WARD.
Aldermen George Bryan and F. Uhler.
Common CoaencI.-George X. Wilmer, DR.. J.
B. Johnson, w. J. Boothe and George ". Cliff
ford.
~ FoR4TH WARD.
Aldernaes.-T. B. Robertson and \. J. Flen1-
ming.
Common CouncH.-J. B. Smoot, j. W. Sum
mers, E. S. Hough and II. S. Martin.
-@ Given under my hand and scaltlre
SEAL. G. A. WARE.
mar S-3t Mayor.
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NATIONAL EMPRESS AND
SSl 81 :,
49, ssssa slI1s.s: At ,i..sS,

&2rS ss-t - -
-. TRANsPoRTATION COMPANY,
49, Office and Depot
NO. 81, and SO KING ST
THIS COMPANY is now prepared to do
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
FORMATION. BUSINESS,
To and from New York, Philadelphia, Balt-
more, Washington, Alexandria, Richmond,
Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburg, Char
onburg, Staunton, Lexington,
Salem and Bristol in Va
Wilmington, Newborn, Raleigh, Greens.
boro', Salisbury, and Charlotte,
N. c., and to and from
all Stations on the Orange IL AleNar dEfa Vir-
GINA Central, Virginia and Tennce,s see. Rich
mond and Petersburg, Peter>.bu and
~ Weldon, Wilmington. and. Weldon,
80 Atlantic and North ,,>nrol;na
Raleigh and Ga ston' and
- North C.arolina
a- Cent raj rail-
AS rapidly as rr.ossible the Lines and Age ncies
OF the Company will be extended to other
States, of Which due notice will be given,
The tariff of charges is based upon fair bust
ness principles, yielding areasonable profit to
the Company, without being Oppressive to the
npblic Upon this basis it confidently pref ents
its claims for q fair share OF patronage, rely ing
upon its large capital and the character of its
officers and agents for that public confidence
sessn'''' GEORGE T. WHITTINGToN,
53 jan,6-1y tta Agent
EREIGHTo on all ticlestoSpringfed, Bnrke's
i Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas, Bristoe,
8 jWarrenton junction, Bealeton, kappahannock,
Brandy, MitchelHs, Rapidan, Madison, North
Garden, Covesyille, RockfshI, Arlington and
y New Glasgow Stations must be prepaid.
~. Freight to Alexandria, Catletts, Warrenton,
Culpeper, Orange, Gordonsville Charlottesville,
IS Ioyineston Amherst, McIyers, and Lynchburg,
my 1l.ss. pe pay = 49, JOHN F. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent,
oetl1-a 0. y A. H. H.
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A box "a by 16 inches, % deep, contains barrel.
A box l6 by l64 inches, deep, contains bushel.
A box by 81 inches, deep, contains peck;
A box 4 by inches, # deep, contains half gallon
A box4 by inches, 2i deep, contains quart.
Ten gallons picked onions 80 pounds.
Ten gallons sour krout 81 pounds.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money light, with a very limited supply
Some transactions in Southern bank notes. -
Stocks, bonds and other securities quiet
farmers Bank of Virginia, 80.
Exchange Bank Of Virginia, SO.
Bank of Old Dominion 4la42.
Bank of the Valley 35 So
Bank of Commerce, AZ.
Bank of Howardsville, (secured)33.
Bank Of Rockbridge ~, = So.
Bank of Rockingham " 6, z5s.-..
Bank Of Scottsville, So
Bank of Virginia 33.
Bank Of Winchester S. 1a
Bank Of Wheeling90. 60 2
Monticello Bank, secured .3333
- new g.
Merchants Bank, Lynchburg, secured SO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-12
1c1 KING STREET: 1H1
lOl Near Washington street, vi

CaI UVll x
A DRY GOODS STORE IS SELLING OUT.
$40 1000 worth Of
DRY GOODS AND SHOES,
to be be sold at less than Cost Prices.
NJ. FLEISCHER,
No. lei, KING STREET,
offers his whole stock of
DRY GOODS AND SHOES,
at less than Cost Prices, and earnestly calls all his
friends and customers TO give him call and
examine his stock, rs this is no humbug, and the
goods must be sold by the 18th of April next:
All those who are indebted to me will please call
and make payment, and all those to whom am
indebted will please call and require payment.
Store to be closed every Saturday until I
o'clock D. IN. NJ. FLEISCHER
NH elm No. 16l, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-12

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRFAX
/ COUNTY, AUGUST TERN. 1863. The
Court made the following classification OF jus
tees for the several County Courts OF This
County for the year commencing August
Term, 1863. as follows:
AUGUST Tcrm-John B. Troth, Pr. Justice. job
Hawxhurst. j. w. Bancroft
Vim. Walters and Mctrah Make
Sept. Tcrm-,John B. Troth, ?. j., George b
Ives, j. b. Bowman. George +.
". Walters and VIM. L. Ford
man. Thomas p. Brown, George W.
MILAN and VIM. Ferguson.
Nov. Term-John b. Troth 2. j., L. +. Mason.
James w. Rice, James c Dcnty
and Daniel W. Lewis
Dee. Tenn John 3. Troth, P; j., Courtla1d
LukcnS, Cyrus Hickey. j. ".
Bowman, and Job Hawxhur$t.
Jan. Tcrm-John B. Troth, P.J., J. ". Ban
croft, VIM. Walters, Mctrah
Makely. and George B. Ives
Feb'rv. Tcrm-John B. Troth. p. J J.
: ~ J Bowman. George F. " Wal.
tiers, VIM Z. Ford and Sanl'l.
Pullman.
March Tcrm-.John B. Troth,, P; j., Thos; P,
Brown, Geo ". MILAN, VIM. Fer
Anrl Tcrm-john B. Troth. p. j.. James ".
Lewis and CORTLAND Lukens.
Nav Tcrm-.John B. Tro5h p. j., Cyrus
Hickey, j. b. Bowman. job
Hauxhurst and j. ". Bamcrolt
June Trrm--J, b. Troth, p. j., Vim. Walters
Metrah Makclv. Gcorgo B. Ives.
and George f. VI. Walters:
July TERM. b. 10th, P. j., Samuel PUlnan,
Thomas p. Brown, VIM. Ferguson
and James W. Rice.
Ordered, that a copy Of this order be publis>
ed once Il month for ore year.
a Copy Testc. .,r =.
,n1r
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C. LOS N G o. 7
THE ENTIRE
STOCK F G O O d S
contained in the store No, 60, King street:
corner Of Fairfax, comprising
500 600 CIGARS,
so boxes superior brands of
CHEWING TOBACCO!
Pipes, Notions, &c is now being closed out. The
attention of Merchants, city and country, is
particularly called to the attractions offered in
the sale of these goods.
feb COLIN LlIIEN.
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STOCKS.

U. S. sos, 1921. =.
q g 1905, 99A.
Virginia Registered Stock, ~.
Corporation Alexandria, 50-inactive.
20. & A. r. r. Bonds, last sales G0-dull.
Manassas Gap r. r. Bonds, norecent sales
Water Stock, u. .
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LAW. B. TAYLOR, y. Z. mar ~

VIRGINIA-At. ru'Gs he'd in the }f.' H,. + KS
Cnnuntv on the 5th day Of March 1865, r..
Humphreys and Thos. Summers co-Par!1-,
trade under the firm Of Humphreys q Sum'4eTS'
plaintiffs against Harriet V. Ladd; Joseph 3.
l,add and the heirs Of John II. Ladd, deceased,
and his personal representatives whose names are
Thc object of this suit is to attach and subject
the estate of Harriet V. Iadd to the payment
of three hundred and seventy dollars dH" Com
DIainant with interest and the costs Of this suit
The dcfcndcnts not having entered their appear
Assembly and the rules of this court, and 1t "r-
pcaring by affidavit that they, are not resi-
beats Of this State, it is ordered, that the said
defendants appear here within one month after
due publication of this order, and do WhatIs ne,
cessary to protect their interest in this suit and
that Il copy Of this order be forthwith, inserted
in the Alexandria GAZETTE a newspaper pup
lishcd in the city Of Alexandria, oncca week Tor
four successive weeks. and posted at the front
door Of the Court house of this County y copy
testc. EFfEhoON IACl NicIN IA.
r p TAYLOR p O. marlG-lAWiW
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET-MARcK IL.

The market opened this morning quiet, with
continued light receipts of flour, grain and other
produce. Last weeks quotations are unchang-
ed The receipts oftobacco are pretty fair, but
choice brands arescarce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-12

HIDES-Beef. ...........- .......... .7@sc
Sailed ;. ;. -. ..-............ logll
Dry. .............. .lOG9l4
INDIGO Small demand, mostly for good to
fine grades. some small lots of Madras at SLID
Maanlli ....................l5O
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CHARLES W. GREEN,
DEALER IN
FOREIGN e. DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, DRY GOODS,
DRESS TRIM MINGS, LADIES'
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, OIL CLOTHS, &C, &C.
Would respectfully solicit an examination OF
stock.
NO. 10, NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
IN MANSION HOUSE BUILDING,
marc 1T
NEW PARASOLS AND SUN SHADES
CA beautiful assortment .....
100 PIECES NEW CALICOES, (CHEAP,)
NEW HAMBURG
EDGINGs AND INSERTINGS.
FIFTY PIECES BLEACHED COTTONs
TABLE AND IRISH LINENS, AND
WHITE GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY
Our Entire Stock Of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, s. BLANKETS
We will continue to sell at from
90 TO 80 PER CENT
REDUCTION.
NJ TAYLOR & CO.,
No. ~, Centre Market Space
NH 2-1y Washington, u. =
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Dauk VI hOCKDTlQSe n 90. ~
Bank of Rockingham E5-.
Bank Of Scottsville, So
Bank of Virginia 49,
:. Bank Of Winchester So. 49,.
Bank Of Wheeling90
Monticello Bank, secured .3S. ~.
- = new g.
Merchants Bank, Lynchburg, secured 80.
is'2 21 STOCKS.
! U. S. SOS, 1921. f.
:" !" 1905, 994.
= Virginia Registered Stock, A.
Corporation Alexandria, 50-inactive
o. & A. r. r. Bonds, last sales G0-dull.
Manassas Gap r. R. Bonds, no recent sales
Water Stock .
ALEXANDRIA MARKET-MARCK IL.
: The market opened this morning quiet, with
continued light receipts of flour, grain and other
produce Las weeks quotations are unchang-
ed The receipts oftobacco are pretty fair, but
choice brands arescarce.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
E.G, IiOWS. .So.ooN02Si.oO
,.e Corn Shelters. ...............l 0.oo92O.oo
" Cutting BOXES. lZ.uut9oo.oo
Harro"s ...... l4.oo I91o'oo
Cultivators. ..................9 .00@l2.5O
Grain Fans. .................. S35. Oo(94o.Oo
Grind Stones. ."........3 &c p ID.
q.
ALCOHOL. ......:....... .s4.75@5.5o
,,,r,re,
1AA'lll10 Nv 'i''iS''0'ioNS W no'e'
BACON Dor ,o,oa How o otCa95c
o4 n;.; pouna f1anlS prime .14S2 ooc
" Sides ila'us. is
=. OnOulucrS .l4SVSlo
Mess Beef per barrel 81 5@20
buIIhh-hecelpts moderate WITH goou ue-
nanu III rates ranging from 35a4Gc LOT PRIME loa
inferior 10 lnluulihg according TO quancy At oo
M Nc, witt 6 .ocao IN
go d.. e *
oi'h'' " ->1 ' : - - - u ~
Tennessee Dark $1,000
Pale 1900
1nlas Robin 90
-i' f''N0 " Il.
=,
CoffEE-ls IN moderate request WIN no al
tera'1ons u0rins Tue week t05oo
french NJ Grouho. ..'.'......' o1c ;oJ
Plantation none
CATTT E--Racf on hoof Gas g Slauqhtered
e01nc Hoes i've leGo1Sr SIanghtered -
oS2sO'' s0' NV ''NS' iT~' '''''N Wv
CANDI ES-Snerm
Woy 56Gl 5Sc T9 Id
Adomantine .24a2s
D0"'" -
Coal .,t,.sc;te SO 5OM1a 90
Bituminong SO oO(3lo5o
to the Immediate vicinity Of the city.
CQITON--Transactops are still very small, ct
Mlddllng. ...........'.-''''.." '4oGgooc
raiF '''.'''''' '''''''''o
COTTON, DUCk, YARNS &c-Duck IS dull,
hutp n,Do red
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NTOTICE.-J osiuh Ford, and Mary, his wife,
Y complainants, vs.. Peter j. Davis, ferdI-
nand Davis, John r. Davis Roberta kiggIc.
John r. Hodgson, and Henrietta, his wife, Lew
is Sherwood, and Jane, his wife Ethclbcrt
Walker, and Ann, his wife Alfred Wells, and
Sarah his wife, Maria L. F. Davis, wife OF Pc
ter L. Davis, Julia Davis, wife Of ferdnand
Davis Elizabeth Davis. wife of John 7. Davis
and David j. Smoot, Administrator Of Peter
Davis, dec d. dclcndant5-in chanccry.
The decree of the February Term, 1865. Of
the County Court Of Alexandria County. lii the
above cause, directs one Of the Masters in Cham
Gerry Of the said Court toaSccrtan the mountand
value of the personal estate Of which Peter D4-
Wis. died, possessed: the debts du" by the $40
Peter Davis 1T the time Of his death to audit
the account Of David l.. SnoOt, administrator
Of the said Peter Davis, to ascertain the amount
due the estate Of the said Peter Davis. by his
heirs at law: to ascertain the amount Of all the
debts and demands against the estate OF the said
Peter Davis, whether by judgment or otherwise;
TO ascertain the value Of the real estate CT whcih
the said Peter Davis died seized, and whether
the same is susceptible Of pHrtiti1n.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
February. j., 1866
The above named parties, and all others in
7h1usdau the ed day Of March, 1866, IT my
office, in the city Of 1lernndria, rs the
time and place when and where shall
proceed to execute the decree of which the above
IS an abstraction or before which day the crcd-
itors of the said Peter Davis, are called upon 10
present and prove their claims.
Given under my hand rs Il Master IN Chance
ry Of said Court, the day and year lrst aior"-
said. ". Z. EATON.
Office No. -, ST. Asaph st.
A. & G. Z. Stuart, Solicitors for Complts.
fnb D1--luUtw
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Tg1EAS! TEAS Just received best quality
Gun Powder, Imperial, Young Tyson. Jst-
nan and Black Teas, which we can confidently
recommend to give entire satisfaction, for sale
low by JOSEPH T. JANNEl,
feb Oft Corner Prince and Pitt streets.
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vTIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the County Court of AleHandTia
County, on the 5th day OF March 1866, James IL:
Plant and A lice A. NJ his wife plaintiff; against
VIM. A. Bowie -Schlegel and. Eivlna ms vile,
William Cox and Julia his wife, John L; Evans;
ir John Young and Virginia his wife, Richard
'Henly and Mary c. Henly his wife, Ann Maria
Evans the heirs ofJames Bowie, who are un-
Known Willis Henderson, Peter Henderson,
George Henderson. O. T. Mason and Sarah II
his wife. John T. Henderson, Annie ,. Hen
derson, William F Henderson, and lndlc MS
wife Harriet E. Henderson, James LENDER
SON. Alice v Henderson, Ada Henderson;
Julian f. Henderson, Cora Henderson, ana
Reuben Johnston; defendants.
The object of this suit is to obtain a SAFE ana
Darttion OF the estate of which elizabeth Ooha-
gen died seized. c.,lu
>Tbe defendants William 4. Bowie, - Sen t.
oel and Elvina his wife, William Cox and Juil;'
Ris wife, John II. Evans, Jr., Rlchard Heniey
and Mary c. his wife, Anna Maria Evans, the
hcirsat-law of James Bowie who are unknown,
and O. ~. Mason and Sarah T.: his wife, not
having entered their appearance ana gwen Sc
curity according to act Of Assembly ana lnc
rules of this Court, and it appearing BY afhda'it
that they are not residents OF TINS otilIc'-I' i
ordered that the said defendants appear mere
within one month after due publication OF TINS
order and do what is necessary to protect thcF
interest in this suit; and that copy OF thiS or
dor he forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
lotto a newspaper published in the city Of A lcX-
ondria. once a week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Oft the Court House
Of this County. A copy-Tcstc,
JEFFERSON TACEY, Clerk
1 ID T.vr,p p q mar 10 aWiW
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FERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano. ...........".. .Sll09ll5
Fowle s. Cos Soluble Phosphated Peruv ian
VIM. II, Fowie Baync s Cos Manipu- .
' Corn, Cotton and Tobocco Fertiii: .
zoH PHOSPHATE and AiIaiic: 50
d" Plaster and Potash ultimately 90
'~ combned) 4 oo
Sombrcro Guano. 94ooo
Bartholows Prepared Guano. .......S S2 w
do do Bonedust. ...... .47.Oo
kettlewcls. ....... .SoO'oo
Soluble Pacific. .S69.OO
Flour of Bone. .Soo.oo
Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate. $3.50. s625O
Eureka Phosphate. go. 5000
Reeds Amoniated Super Phosphate
of Lime. ............. ooo.UU
Ford's Fertilizer p ton of 1000 lbs. $500
Baltimore Companys Ammoniated Super
Phosphate Of Lime S57 Il ton of 1000 lbs.
do do Poudrctt SIS q ton of 1000 lbs.
Ground Plaster. S!3.oo
Lump do on the cars. .......... $500
Supply limited demand increasing, several car
goes expected during the week.
FISH-Pcr barrel-Mackcrel, No. 4, none;
do No. ,, $3.50 fp half barrel; do No 3, Sl4.5o;
per kit No. l, So 90, Potomac Herrlngs $1,000;
limited supply Aewiyes, $3.50. Labradors, 50.
No. l Herring NO
FLOUR--Sales have not been large for the
past week The stock is fair, and demand mode
rate. The prices range as follows:
Super6ne ~ hDl. .SS.5O@9.T5
Extra. l0.25@ll.0e
Family. ...................~ l3.5O@l4.5t
neutrality-suspicious. in market
FEArHERs-79 h. 49,. .75@soe
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain during the past
week have been very light.
w nte, prime. 9a0ga.L
S Sood' .'.'.'',l EYE aUggl IS
lSeu .oV(U5l.t
Mixed. - cts cts bush
Yellow. ..-..... .70072 cts y bush
GINSENG.-In good demand at.,.......75@8e
HAY-The market is at present fully supplied
and it IS dull at from Sl6.oo@l7.Oo y ton from
the cars.
HOMINY--Per bush .,.........,., So 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-12

FTOR kENT-Tne wo over ROOMS the
l. GAZETTE building, on Prince street. W'."
gas wate: &c. admirably situated Tor Offices;
o.: ley can he both thrown into one a"d u-.d
or n store Apply at the Gazette Office. la.1 ="
ItALIFORNIA WINES or EVERY w.
" EIETY.-Angcict, Muscatel, por. ~"
Hook, constantly on hand. and for sale by IN
agent. GEO. E-At I'll H.
jan l4tf Nos. 80 and o. Cameron -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-12

LARD-In fair demand at full prices. Hequose
sales at l9c, o-ss,
LATHs Little doing
LEATHER-oaksole p ID 4o@45c; Rough
Country 3O@32c; Hemlock, Sole good, 4O(a43c !;
do damaged 37@3sc; Finished CalfSkin Sl.75
@2.00: do upper 25@30c per foot.
+ LINEN demand; Virginia. .sl.8o@2.oo
Wood barrel % barrel .......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-12

The following Figures show the number O
pounds to the bushcl of the article enumerated
as follows