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TELEGRAPHIG MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS.

NV DiAl .E-t-N.N
NEW ORLEANS. June 3.-Cotton receipts to-
dsy r2s bales; for the week 1868 baless exports
to-day Sol balc3; for the week 45i5 bales; cor
rected stock. By actual count, 5l,I79 bales
weeks sales 10000 bales; sales to-day 1900 bales.
The market to-day is active and sitter: low
grades l.e higher; middiings 2tsc. Gold BSss
Sterling 3D.. New York sight parto dis
count. Flour firm; Superfine 50 }ist5 40; Xxx
y 81; xxx S. g. Corn market bare; white
81. Prime hay 81. Pork SD .. Bacon irmer:
shoulders l4l4c; sides, El4alSc. Lard, tierces.
lgc; kegs aOc. Sugar nominal; common ~
ly4c; prime l35zal554c, MOlasseS, fermenting,
i5a5jc. whisky dropping at 91a97c. Coffee
auU; fair l5alTs4c; prime l6'9aFc
CINCINNATI.
CINCISNATI, June Flour s. jOaj -. Corn
6la64c. Wheat 3 lJal %. Rye 81 10. Cotton
Butter Babe. Eggs I9c. Giats69a72c. Whisky
s5c. Pork 81 80. Bulk shoulders l2l4e; sides
l514c. Bacon; loosei shoulders l3lzc; sides ia
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis, June Tobacco sound Tugs to
common leaf s. 3,a9. Flour = 2ja4 7j Corn
G4aBjc. Wheat 81 G3al Us. Oats 53a64c. Rye 9Oc.
Barley 81 40. Whisky CSC. Gracerics quiet
and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO June Flour = 7jsG. Corn Csc.
Oats 5gI ,aj9l5c. Rye 81 O2al d2. Barley 81 JOa
7 %. Hlghwines 9jc. Pork S3i % Lard lsa
ls1sc. Bulk shoulders, l2iIc. Hams. bulk,
l5'.'s
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 4.-COrn 6IaG6c. DaIs in
bulk zoe. Prime sugar .c. Whisky &c.
Pork SD Bacon shoulders 49, &C.; sides Eal7s<c.
Hams lsc Lard 1Ac. Bagging 2lisc. Rope
sc. Tobacco active; sales 300 hhds al Sc 80 to
IS. Wheat 81 lUal ~. Malt 81 10 Sorghum
jjc. COrnmeal, loose, zoe. Prime Rio coffee
55Sc. HAY 81 %. Butter liadscg View pota-
s ioes Is 5a' OLD s. - Low middl.ng cotton
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. June cotton tirner; sales 3lOJ
bales, uplands 3Ul4c Flour s. lUa5 -. Whisky
"a. Wheat 81 40al - Corn 7jaSsc. Rice dull.
coffee dull, Sugar dulli cuba ili4al2zc, Mo-
lasses quiet.
Dry Goods. - Everything IN the way OF
heavy sheetiugs and plain unbleached mus
lins having been advanced fully 1zc per yard,
the market has become very firm and is tend
ing upwards. Printing cloths are held at SIC.
Noney.-The marked is active and mOder-
ately easy at on call Sterling firmer al
9l4s9i-. Gold advanced ON the rise in eX-
change; il opened at SI34 and closed at 3S3E.
The carrying rates were 3a7 per cent. Clear
ances s75,0OO,O0O. Governments were dull
throughout the day, the fluctuations not ex-
ceeding 1ssper cent state bonds quiet; old
Tenn essees 6T34 new 641saGils.
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BAILEYS SPREN C S,
LauderdaIe County, Ala, hi)

vENHE most efficient waters in the world in
il athe cure of DfOpsy. Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Diseases peculiar to Females, General Debil-
uy and all Diseases of the Skin and Kidneys,
now ready for the ereception of visitors, In
ducements to families FOR THE SEASON. Our
rates are SIS per week, and $50 per month.
For further information or circulars, address
isas-sl,f7s ELLIS x CO., BrOprietOFs,
sRailey q Surirfss. Ala, May Is, 1858. ie9 W
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ON THE 18TH OF MAY,

And with the extensive improvements that
have been made, Will be prepared for the
comfortable accommodation OF from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR is now the Western
terminus Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, and the cars of that road lin connection
with .telegraphic facilities) will be running to
the Springs by IsT July.
No pains or expense have on Will be spared
to secure the comfortable entertainment, in
all the varieties Of accommodation, of the
large number of visitors that will resort to
tlIeSprfngS tine present season.
E8 one OF the best LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS viii be in attendance; an ex-
tensive LIVERY has been provided, and snit-
able arrangements made to facilitate every
innocent and reoreative amusement appro-
pirate to q fashionable Watering Place a
number of Fancy and Masquerade Balls will
be given during the season.
Charges viii be SIS per Week and 500 per
Month. Children under 10 years of age and
cOlored servants, half price. White servants
according TO accommodations.
PEYTONS < CO.,
PrOprietorS.
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. myls
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ST. LOUIS, June A Dubuque dis
patch says quantity Of sugar in the
hands .pf various merchants here was
seized to-day by a Chicago Govern
ment official 1t is a portion Of a car
go smuggled in at New Orleans and
distributed by Chicago commission
house throughout the country. The
parties holding it have no redress.
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FROM MOBILE.
n
Less ora Steamer and Cargo.

MOBILE, June 1.-The steamer Mary
Swan, bound up the Alabama river,
sunk yesterday seven miles above
here. She, together with a valuable
cargo, i 4 total loss.
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nIssoI

TNHE copartnershfp heretofore existing be-
i tween Milsom &Frey Is dissolved Gris day
by mutual consent. Mr.. 7. q. Milsom Is alone
authorized TO settle the onsstapding accounts.
! Tf ,f-fT sHvarf-e 4 5Vilf Y. c. NILSSON.
-. IOSs FREY
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MASONIC.
SaspeRsiOaOf lnterc0Hrse with the Graade
Orient Of France.

NEW YORK, June 4.-7Atthe mOrn-
ing session of the Grand Lodge Of Ma
sons a resolution was adopted termi-
mating all intercourse between the
Grand Lodge Of New York and the
Grand Orient Of France, until> the
Grand Orient shall withdraY its re-
condition of the body styling itself the
Supreme Grand Council of Louisiana.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Greenbrier County, W. Virginia.

THESE celebrated Springs, so favOrably
i known for their valuable Alternative
WATERS, charming Summer climate, and as
one of the most fashionable resorts in the
eouptry, Will he open for company
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H. P. WOODARD,
Notary Public /; also, Commissioner
of Deeds H.LL.

EsoR the States OF Alabama, Arkansas, Con-
L necticut, Georgia, Illinois, iowa, Ken
nesota Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina,
Ohio Pennsylvanfs south Carolina, Virginia
and West Virginia. ttLE 4
RE- ONCE, No. 20 Main street, front room,
upstairs in Walker Block. 1e2
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W. R. HODGES, MEDCAL::.ExAMNER, MEMPHIS, TENN.
DIRECTORS
KANSAS.

G LeayenWorth;
w National Atchton;
Banker Leavenworh
}. Preident
NJ swAN,
N. Hhhed Mitchell LeaNen"orA;
LA R r. Leayen"ortni
L MOines Railroad Co..
A.
y R HAM
J.C ULD
Merchant junction CITY,
MISSOURI.
MERRITT President Far
Manufacturers ~
8
Assignee Louis;
G n. BEARp psafeN urer,o o Louis
Home SIMMONS, Lawye 81.
Orleans La ST. LOUIS
c.. Ape Capitalist Weston, No.
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TIME annual election for Five Directors in
4 the Memphis City Railroad Company will
be held on the 24th day of June, 1869, at the
ONCE OF the Company; No. 42l Main street, at
o'clock pm. sl-a ], u. SMITH,
my96 a'iHfaf iss Secretary.
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FOREIGN

Death o. L5Tg BrauJhlOH--Aa Apology De-
maH1ed Of the Chinese Government
Protest Against the Dis Establishment Of
;he lTish Church Etc.
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FROM BALTM0RE.

BALTIMORE, June 4.-Hon. ReyeF-
dy johnson arrived to-day from Eng
land. Tagten giiavH
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE,

yg'HE Engine is l5-horse power, and is all
] in complete running order. VIII be sold
cheap for cash, or ut thirty and sixty days, on
good city'sccurity.
DENNIS SAXpON,
fejdt,y Care A I,peaf Ofice.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
BANKRUPT Sale of Real and Personal
Property.

In the matter Of w, Q. ROGERS, Bankrupt.
d Y virtue OF q general order Of sale entered
ID by the District Court OF the United States
for the District of West Tennessee, in Bank
ruptey, on the 18th day OF December, A. D.,
lSiS, we viii proceed to sell,
ON TUESDAY, JUNE s, 1869,
To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH,
in front of the Waldran Block, No. $50 Main
street Memphis, Tenn, at u m. OF said day,
the fdBHfng described property, belonging
10 the estate OF said Bankrupt, viz:
Lot No. Il, in the town of MonteZuma, Nc
Marry county, Tenn, 100 feet by 100 feet.
Lot near the town Of Adamsville, McNairy
county, Tenn, containing half an acre, more
or less.
Lot in the said town of Adamsvnle. about
80 feet by 30 feet.
Lot No; q in said town Of Adamsville 100
feet by 4l15 feet.
Also, the right, title and interest, If any, in
a certain tract of land in McNairy county,
Tenn, containing ll2 acres, more or less, now
claimed by T. ". Scott.
Also the right and title to all the Books of
Account, together With all notes, open ae-
counts and claims Of every description, due
and belonging To the said bankrupt's estate,
none Of whieh have been delivered to the as
signees-
Terms of Sale-Cash, and a deposit of ten
per cent. required ON each lot at the time of
sale. WM. Y. CIRODE.
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE
4 70
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In the several matters following:
]. II. Abingdon, w. J. Alkire,
James II. Borum, \. j. Coffman,
W. A. Ealey, W.sB. Wigs,
In Bankruptcy, at Memphis, Tenn.
ID virtue of general order of sale entered
ID By the District Court of the United States
for the District of West Tennessee, on the 18th
day on December, AID, lS6S, will proceed 10
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Seizure Of Sugar by a Government Officer
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Monday. Iune 2. 1869.

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, in
front of fhe Waldran BlOck No 45O Main
street, Memphis, Tenn. at II O'Clock am. all
the right title and interest, legal and equita-
Die, which belonged to said several bankrupts
at the dates of filing their respective petit
uOns in bankruptcy, in and to the following
personal property, to-wit: ALI the bills of ex-
change bonds, promissoTy notes, securities,
debts, demands claims, accounts, books OF
accounts, chooses in action, and all and singB-
lar the personal effects and assets of said
bankrupts Of every kind and description.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash on delivery, and q
deposat of 10 per cent. required on each lot az
the time " sale.
The schedules and other evidences of prop
erty to be seen al NY office.
WM. Y. CTRODE,
u,2s Assignee. Etc
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the ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Tie Loqdon Press UpOn the Question.
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'cLE US HAVE PEACE
INSIDE VIEWS OF GRANTS POLICY
Mastery Inactivity and Peaceful Measures.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.

Cuba, Canada, Mexico and Great Britain.
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Mr.. Greeley tine other day began
hisseEies of weekly essays on "Politi-
cal Economy" in the Tribune. His
first article is less than four columns.
Lively reading for the coming hot
WeatheP.
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OFFICERS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

MAcKAY GEORGE HINES DIV EAvEs e
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

.NNTANTED TO HIRE.-A good Cook and
~ house servant Immediately.
LEON TROUSDALE.
iej No. y County Courthouse.
q NO a DAY.-The subscriber wishes to es-
u ~ tabliSh an agency in this city for the
sale OF AN article needed in every house and
on which an energetic man, with capital OF
80 or SIOO. can make a profit N $40 per day.
Apply today TO ]. u. HIGGINS,
les Room g. Worsham House.
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REASONS FOR lNsURING IN THIS COMPANY

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BANKRUPT SALE.

frm of Martin q BeasleY)
In Bankruptcy, at Memphis, Tenn.
ID Y virtue of a general order of sale entered
ID by the Distract Court of the United States
for the District Of West Tennessee, ON the 18th
day OF December, AID, 1868, / will proceed to
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All Policies Non-Forfeitinq

Dividends on the Contribution Plan,
Securing the greatest peCunay advantage the Policy Holder
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CINCINNATI.

ST Louis, June Tobacco sound tugs &c
common leaf s. 8a9. Flour = 2jd4 -. Corn
J4a6jc Wheat 81 G7al Us. Oats 63a6ic Rye 9Oc
Barley 81 iu Whisky S4c. Grucerics quiet
and Unchanged.
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CHICAGO. June 4.-FlouT - 7jaG. Corn Csc
Oats lgI ,aj9l5c Rye 81 02al G}. Barley 81 JOl
Z %. HlghWines &c Pork S.i %. Lard lSf
lslyc. Bulk shoulders, l2Lc. Hams, bulk
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@ saut LOOT.
The Watches, je~eIry, SiIverware al
Bijouterie of Southerners.

Correspondence of the Cincinnati
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And with the extensive improvements that
have been made, Will be prepared for the
comfortable accommodation OF from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-28
letter from Fairfax County.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandria Gazette
CENTREvILLE, Jan. 27.-Havlng before
taken occasion to communicate to you things
passing in this vicinity. again have to tell
you of the progress we are making.
A new church has just been dedicated, and
is now open for worship, in this place. Build
ings have been repaired, and the town wears
more cheerful aspect than formerly.
The country, too. between this and the new
station on the Orange and Alexandra Rall-
road, still manifess signs OF Improvement.
The farm of Mr. Fenton, the Butler place
and the Beckwth place, have all been sold to
we4lthy gentlemen from New Yor k who are
preparing extensive and beautiful improve
ments.
On the heights about Clifton are to be erect
ed two or three tasteful villas, and around the
new station, new buildings are constantly rising
into notice.
The large hotel will be ready for summer
boarders, and it could have been filled with IN
valids from the North if it could have been COM
pleted before cold weather set H.
A valuable mineral spring has been discoV,,
cred, the principal ingredients being iron and
sulphate of magnesia. 1t is tonic and al
terative.
With all these indications it is impossible to
doubt that Fairfax will at no distant day be, as
it ought to be, one of the garden spots of Vir-
GINA. 1t is TACT, too, that all through the
South matters are improving.
Hoping to excite through your valuable Ga
zette little interest abroad, 10 our affairs, !
am yours, &c, PROGRESS.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

FOREIGN views OF RECONSTRUCTION. y
The Washington correspondent OF the London
Daily Telegraph. writing December ODD, has
the following
5 ONE time ago he Congress interdictcd
militia organizations in the South; the other
day this restriction was repealed, the reason
being that the SClte governments Of six OF these
'recons Iucted' States are in the hands OF loyal
men, as they are called. | should be sorry to
think, however, taa, the persons in charge of
thes, governments give tar sample OF the
temper and purposes Of Congress This or
eaaizltion of militia IN Tennessee under Gov.
Brownlow has already been attended by the
most fearful outrages and now we have reports
of band of five or six hundred such militia
IN Arkansas. who are repeating on quite large
scale the deeds Of Morgan and his buccaneers
killing, plunderng, ravishing without stint or
mercy Both white aud black demons are unit
ed ia these atrocities Judging from the ac-
counts already received, this arming OF the
blacks has turned out precisely as was predict
ed by those who know how easily the African
is cast back by license into the savagery which
characterized him In his native wilds
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ALEXANDRIA.

A dispatch from Richmond, dated yesterday,
says:-''The Radical State Central Committee
met to night, and appointed q committee OF
thirteen of the most prominent Radicals OF
the State, with Gov. Wells as chairman. to go
to Westinghouse represent the Radical party,
The Central Committee was enlarged and re-
organized, and g. X. Gilman was chosen presi-
dent. This reorganization is understood to in
dictate more liberal policy on the part of the
party (2) The Executive Committee made a
report favoring a provisional government in
Virginia, if an election on the present consti
tuition cannot be had at an early day. This
government to be elected by the people, under
an order of the commanding general, and to
remain in force until an election on the consti-
tuition be had"
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Foreign News.

Foreign advices of yesterday say that Greece
will probably give its adhesion to the conclu-
sions of the Eastern Conference, but accompa-
MED by such reservations as will tend to pro-
tract the difficulty with Turkey. Gen. Dix, u.
S. Minister, at public banquet in Paris made
a speech, in which he declared that the cause
of the Greeks was identical with the cause OF
liberty throughout the world, and he assured
the people of Greece that they had the sympa-
thy of America. The Provisional Government
of Spain claims all libraries, archives and works
of art possessed by theChurch as the property Of
the State. The assassination of the Governor
of Burgos has created great excitement at Mad
rid, and the Government has Withdrawn its
official recognition of the diplomatic powers Of
the Papal Nuncio. Farther particulars of the
accident to the steamer Periere represent that
three passengers, among whom was Catholic
priest named Callahan, were killed, and also
three of the crew The American ship Alaska,
from New Orleans, with cotton, was burned at
Havre yesterday. The Leyant Times publishes
a rumor that Senator Nye will succeed Mr..
Morris as Minister to ConStantinope. Dis
patches received in London from New Zealand
say that the Rebels at Poverty Bay had
recently been defeated, and quiet restored.
South American advices of yesterday state that
the war news from Paraguay is unimportant.
The Paraguayans although defeated at Vlletta,
still hold their stronghold at Angostura This
would indicate that the success Of the Allies
was not so great as at first reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-28

Carl Schurz received an ovation Saturday
night at ct. Louis, from his German fellow
citizens, in honor OF his Senatorial triumph.
A meeting of the officers of the Army of
the Potomac will be held in New Y ork on the
22d Of February.
General Sheridan is daily expected at St.
Louis from the Plains, and the main body Of
his troops will concentrate at Lsavenworth.
The Missouri House of Representatives have
expressed their opposition to repeal OF the
Tenure Of Office law by Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-28

Mr.. Peabody acknowledges the receipt of
the gold medal ordered by Congress to be pre-
scented to him. He expresses his gratitude, in
a letter to Mr.. Seward, and tells him that he
intends the medal shall fually be deposited in
the Peabody Institute at South Danvers, Mass,
the place of his birth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-28

DEATH OF BAKER, THE Aw.-CulIcn
Baker, the outlaw and wholesale murderer in
Texas has finally been killed, and what would
appear to be the strangest circumstance, he was
killed by sort OF ghost-a dead man come
to life again. About four weeks ago Baker
went to the house OF his brother in-law, a Mr,
Thomas Orr, residing in Lafayette couoty,
Arkansas, broke down the door, and took Mr.,
Orr and their mutual father iu-law = MIR.
VIM. Foster, tied their hands behind them,
and thus kept them prisoners during the night.
10 the morning he hanged Mr.. Orr by the neck
until he supposed him dead he then cut down
his body that he might use the rope to hang
his father-in-law, who was, however, afterwards
released. After Bakers gang mad gone Mr.
Orr revived, and on the 9th instant with the
assistance of some friends, caught Baker and
killed him and one of his men, Kirby By name.
A reward OF $4,000 had been offered by the
State of Texas for Baker, " dead or alive, and
81, 900 had been offered by the State OF Arkan-
Sa9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-28

The spacious hall Of the Medical Society OF
the District of Columbia, in Washington. was
formally dedicated to the use of the profession
last evening, iu the presence OF large au-
dience of ladies and gentlemen. DR.. w. p.
Johnston made an excellent and appropriate
address on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-28

A generous friend of African colonization,
residing in England, has recently sent one
thousand pounds-about $4,000 in American
curreucy-"to be laid out in sending persons to
Liberia in whom it is unmistakably evident
that they have the highest welfare Of Africa
at heart. /"