davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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4oA~l 4IAG4Pk4s NsN'@V>~NAS
This magnificent statement hardly aecords
with the fact that the total receipts Of wheat
parties, during the year lsdswerc 1, 14s, 100
bushels, Of which amount only 5io,365
buahels were elainatd as having been ex-
ported, or about the average Of The exports
Of wheat from Chicago each week during
tho season of navigation.
, 1869-05-20

might comp. with the law and BECOME
Secretary Of The Treasury, it WIS
supposed to be = pretty liberal
offer. IA much. Tho larger share Of
hia income is derived from that busioaes,
Theses dgazca show how large a sun be
would have given up had the arrangement
been practicable.
, 1869-05-20

o. Ihe fcta, value Of the tA1able property Of the
HtAls Q! lll'nois. ~ returned under the recent
eldL W.
This ia not the 'totl ya1ue" Of the taxa
bic property Of the State, though it is the
total valuation for purposes Of ta1ahon-
The Consultation Of Illinois provides for !.
tar Of two mills On the dollar of all the
property within the 6tate to create \ fund
to pay the State debt. That debt Is not
due, and the creditors will not take their
money; consequently no more tax is col
lec.ed annually than can be used. The
Legislature has no discretion over the rate Of
TAXATION, 80 the matter is arranged by re-
ducing the valunsf6u. The Sum stated is
considerably less than one-third Of the real
value Of the taxable property Of the State.
, 1869-05-20

-~"A -ASa4A A2k U41 1fTG nktEO SkA1fHA
II the WAt7en and Costello meeting tu New
tcfk. On Friday, tat Which, By the waT Tarrrn
ahd costello declined to be preseni,, Peter Nc
eorT$ Eaae Violent a1d h.,ter deuupctsiiou Of
both the English and Cu!tei States GoreroDensa
Ne sid he Was no: citizen Of this countrT. aad
did not wish 70 be, until 1t could protect he
rights Of !rs citizens: Tha As3emblaEa faitiy
equally stolen- TIE speaker said he WAS gisd to
see his audttors 50 enth1s:sric, but Whist reazon
had thes TO he jantlant: had england done
anJ'h!ps for them: tCftes Of "So!1 Had
AEerica. ;'.So:1 &c then f1zret toward the
Stars and Stripes, which ere .lI2ped At the back
nf the Iltfo.I1, an,l gid: Tear down that
'caantiDg He 1t does cot aheltet those Who
claim Its protection iGteat confustona Grant
had Eot dared 10 interfere 70 demand the spyren-
der Of the upt:e martyrs TO Ireland Had be rr-
leased Wss!en: !So:l Costello: So:l Geners.
the voice of tae 11!shmen tn this coon-
trJ that the Etfsssh hsd released then"
iIhuEdeEy OF a7ptause-l Turning to where tho
St1rr ninth tInsu> Regiment WIS sea1ei. he ssid:
"You are Irving peT1uled men Il you hzse sNotn
to protect thai fag, which does not support yot1
1Crtes II Tta11 90" "Bully for Foa, add
ehecrtng.l He xaid t1at Mayor Ear nd Govex2oE
HOFFMAN would regret 3ot haTtnE seca taese
Kisses, mingled Win cneess, and cries q
"HumpJ pumpty-"1 Nwas t1eiT daV - paottc
Berranta Ia be heft. They Woo41 nase - p9tf
Ane1tcantsn from the EIashueh Pfeseot tan tas5
wtTr accustomed To-
, 1869-05-20

Ihe income retnzns Of New York give A.
7, ste*arts as S3.ol5,els for tho last fiscal
year. When Mr. Stewart proposed to za1-
rundsr his SHIRE ID the profits of his hud-
neas 70 Tia poor of NeY York. that hs
, 1869-05-20

40tAAs .Sl =, 3D
Nj. 6andmeieT, In company with scorc OF men
was hurHcdiy earring o1t goods ffon his stosr
when the water 1a8 exhausted, and the flames
gatntd rapidly on Them Halle III the act Of 11asp-
lnE bouae Ealuah!e goods to carry out, portion u
the south Wa1 Of tho Opera House fell With crash
az NC soof Of dinners butldng. carrying per-
iiou OF the hnbers down through INTO the lawet
stoE. Several men were struck down BY the
dteTh, ard Mr. Sandme!er WIS caught between
some ttni-trs ard had his nrms broken Several
attempts were made to rescue the unfortunate
nan. bnt seeonfl portion CT the tlPe7a House
waH falling, the poor m11 Hns ca1Sst isst oy
ne falling umhels and 70 tightly hedsed Ia ~ 70
MAKE It exceedingly dlcl!: to Kcs to him. ad to
cxtrease him from bis painfnl an, pel:losls roE.
ton would take sorne t.ue- Daring meu we're
there ready 70 make the desperate effort; aai, tn
answer 70 ME. Sandmeier's c1ies for rebel ,hey
We!e procennE 70 dlspiaee the timhe.s and Fao-
Llsh. when the furious fames 10 longer he'd II
check By The ste7ner1, which hAl no wa:er to ase
r1shed upon the Desperate Htt1e band. dsoEe them
nom HE room and closed IN around s1s s71e7tny
man, md, amid smoke and fane: The Rim mon-
ster Claimed him for bis oHn. When last &een7 he
xea not norta1y injured. an! 1t Is very Raj
thing 70 believe thsi had the supply Of wa:ee he'll
ont little longer. hts valuable lifc m!ya. hare
Teen saved.
, 1869-05-20

51N ~ II ~ :. ftsax.sV ~ y TM En1z.s,3 .aay
l4s sanipa1 ae ~ " pus uo"u ~ III last ue OF
he .tas racne M ad , ,Io 9fasa-
etst s;lA ~ u =. ~ s.nni ~ n5
~ ~ ~ - q " 1s.acaeti
te.t.4tnton ~ "a w 147 ps1@e " sae following
.s1.tn ~ -. ,.;5 -, ~. .-,,,,,.x,.-
,,tI peT-nss - M-S " sS ep'e''oa ol Tue "a
e'ne !. fs.ll,cs&Teisnd aIlcn' stsnto,, cnsz o.
y.rF fiontins. r T1f1er T. I171;ss n9aoeSeIt
1or u Crnctrr as.a,sn.,,, ~, = r: A9qln9-
t,,nf,nrtnr SIca p-asa1e.sra Ut, EIesaeat
teytniecIent: Mar TnnFtns 11rtss SspSSef1 II
Miller. r.. Sec.rr.1T AoFAas' A1easa1es' T. L.
r1srn praSsntsd ~ ~ AZ 9y .a!e 8 AuSne- san 1an-
Schnlz. Fnhe- Iohe4n "a ~ ~, .,,,r+,,,,,
mid srste fo hs 49, He Aso j.. sh
-eirnsS ~ ~ ~ 4sta = une tAss spiA - the t
y,Ined ~ <4sn VIZ ssFn eleaseen oaaceS ~ 's
, 1869-05-20

Among the Lit OF amount OF sales BY wholesale
dealers returned In the F1rxt Revenue District Of
Ohio uart Of c10cinnAtE, for the ycar ending the
both ut, arc the following abore g. ooa: r. 4.
Etahop Gn.+ 449s3,6& Stevens, Chambers 4
Co, r,sts, ,sos; u. Grotenkemper Co, Il, so a6S
Wm- Glenn L Sons, 5l,oso. as: DaEld Gthson /
Co, s1,s3S.sos; S " Murphy r Co, 5l.41&6l7;
PeArcc. Tolc Holson, Z, ooa, ,ooo; Proctor Gam,
pie, e1.o1&ses: John Shllllto / Co, fe,5sa sos
ssan Meyer, t1,oss,sa Tweed 4 And1ews,
&, q. IL; Charles Il. WolG ! Co, 4. .S6A93A
, 1869-05-20
.rzon ocR owx oor1xsroxDxsT.1

IeASe8 TIC C4lI1e1 lCA0d VIII DC IN I @QI9e 3l14E
than ever.
HN11ror9 pr4cokps.
Irish Or7E Etrmen Ast never 80 violent In deeds
as In words. but they viii quarrel morc bitterly
than ever with tho Roman Catholics after the
IrAh Church h drscstabhahed and disendored. 1t
must be confessed the4e orAngrraen arc, phJElcal-
II, splendid bodJ Of nen- They are full os
nnsele md courage, and they ever rurn
rebels viii eause the government vass deal n1ote
trouble than the Feul1os have ever done, They
are industrious and ente1FIi1nE, and are aheal Of
other popu1Ationx But the eu1se Of aacendency
hxs ea1kered their nature They desptse, II vel
a. ha:e, Their fe1low-eo7ntJmen Of another faith.
I1cyhe1iere th1t they were Intended By God rule
and that their superiority Is 80 marked - to jas
y them IN claiming higher eas:e than the
Catholic Inhabitants. TIE dtseodowment OF The
Church brings them to level 4od they cha:e most
rasEon2teiy. 1aey A7e, Of course, l raera hand-
fut when tic whole county b considered. hut
they sec rather TO challenge attack II to lear IT,
I fancy we are destined to witness hIoo1shesl Of
sestoos klod IN The districts xne1r the 1tnoc-s
approach
/ srcRTsnkS rrRSEp LEGISLATOR.
4 few nights ago wonderful compliment was
rasd BY HI. Gladstone 70 yuuuS member Of the
House Of Commons who hAd lust de,lrcrel his
trst speech. Abiding 10 IN oaserTa11on Of .ac
tatter that the sense Of justice Il ap, 10 grow Dali
under The influence Of parliamentary experience,
he Premier sid:
does not truF dali under the influence Of = long
parliamentary experiences, and th1t IS the sense Of
pleasure WIEN hea1, whether u7on these benches
or On those opposite to ne. Al able. aad II the
HaIne tine fr1nx, tngeuuous ma manly st2tercns
Of opinion, And Que Of Bach character as to show
.ss 5e ,has II ,n Who aakes sea! aaauon 70
kne intellectual md EpfA worth and strength CT
These asr r.se worus especially when spr.ca
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IlE FEEE-usS- E-EEl--IlI- 1---r- % Gle
=9Te-rZer- v-- EelteI 30 tie Gle % tae wzr
o Is.E after -1e aer-z- ard t--tC-s - The
S.-t-- =r-l--r -he eE--se-. q fr- half ---l1r
q which ll-- ---e ll au lLasst.a1 and .=a--te
c11-aI % % -; r.-.1 IL h-zu ulLaT such
l&-glt-. t1- Gen >-e-ul1 w.--s q Jer.
Howard. uieu tae latter t.s charge ~ De- Il
blIeTe rJI will --r1-1 =s 2e- cs any 15ee- rl-.
IN dong what j. rally an ilF---st.e tex
Bat tie record ~ the w.-E 20 tie Bureau iYr tls
three year.. j. q noble one. T. Ch7er- art
agents have ---.-el o. secure o fair chance lr tire
Es5!Len i1 Tz-Tact . li-.t- and labor. and %
eleJGr1.e him iu Llbi-- % frugalitv and indus
tn. The Bureau f-ay- Tie C0EgrelgiysG Iay
he e~-FacaIIy relieved tire terrible de--i-ati9l %
the >,1rh, a--.DEgl tie A.a.- share u tae money
% Glz -Isrt fJT tli- TurTa-e i-- gone o. tie re.el
white AMI their neglected lami.ie-. and ~; %
tre ueZTJes. /; Las aided tie i-rss!1neu o. secure
bJme- u their own, IL Florida alone nearly 1000
bJIe-tad er--ie- EaVir. been made hy them.
And il tas helped him along tie rad y knJwl-
edge. During l-J-, IT, schools have been train
iDz q ,2lS puril= in gsogzphy, $3.50. IN arith-
ustIe, 39,575 II higher reading. and SIP in
High ScbCCI -t1di@. 1926 schools which il ha-
e)urr3Llsi. have bsen -uTpoTtsd b. the freedmen
ttea-slve-. WhJ oEu SIS u ire =cby5l buIlIin--.
With al u. cesset=, aHi tbey are many. inherent
IN - peculiar a =y-;era. tle Freedmen Bureau
which cllsst - carer with tie pat year. w-l
= Own q The future a. q noble Institution aud
ten HJwar1-= c1uue-tllu w5-n it NAV vel t=
one g -le met --ariTIrs- a. . mu-t ~ one u
TIE El-- G-et-- eLr1.e-lg- ID. DE life.
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The Riches. Yong MAJ II America

\ e~1-repan5en; e The y J.. Tins. r-i;lrE
fru Beta ~ Prominent z15lrz tle Dcz
Duli1InZ- = tbs >z= BlZ1-ng. o1E u = -
L-4r1 -s5-E- % 80 sg-=r uf Cart an Wz--Ir--
IN --rs--- J. - tIL- % uz- r. ard = -=--
t--ael vit-11- re--r p er-e1-. u1ler RE -
r-4I- = re -----s@ g t-s @- @z-s
Ils e-z-G e---e-- 2 vs- are z-l--- O: r-.p-
cry l-z-s1 I1-1e ae-ls= -l-1- E.rElu= - iLs
city, ana j. EIls1 10 @ ---4-- --- Jy---z
49, W. 20 el l merchant 70
E--1-- Ee -- 10 &c - ~ --.- --5-- 20 -ee
l-e ~ ~ and =-- p - F-.-=- 20 ---T"-
60 Hs z-s Z. -- -- l---- As--
r.r- W. - Err- ODD - --- -----&-
arr-e~-.e ~ e. r-E- -.- % --- T----
Were - -z --- --
E--. -- - H - 81 e-
g-a-- gle r---- and E-=- rs -=---.
DIE. - we-- -.E1 3. la-e ---- % ---
--1l ---- -l- wa-= ~ Ez----- O. r-
a-g- - -.r-=- e e-Ea- w--- 'ls@ ll-
le-- - NJ j. Lr--s--- --- lrl-- ere came
ZINE ~ --zl= q -lI--c Tlr---r u gre -u g
L1--e= a B---- SO re -r1 @. ---e -1-
slr-tzu retired and - r.--l--e1 go ------
--Ine Ur-l ~ DAN G-- ~l- ~ q man q
much --r~T-.- Te- ard D- ara
tle-. ellT1 zl-1 rlerals rl-Il= --=---
e--t.-4 aI- o. lelu-lie g L-- f---e NJ
---- cane rear ra--. r-.- earth %
.er ~ ElE E -a ---re L- Ives @
a1.selra z-1- Ta-- @. lie ..=. --- % E
---4 81 sl- --- 81 AZ 90: 2 -z- J. Z-
DE le- l-= r-- q -r- -E-r De- = -4 Pr
~- wife -.- e -eT L- z.ie- tlr r--- go
child HAT enid j. -lw - vl- % age
and 5e = u~.rra-.~ -cr.-- % -e e ------
~ ~ tal I--=- 500 &@-- ------
:. U- 90" 2. r- .- and ------- ard
$500 Q. I--l -- E-rs @ t- -e
mons ls- r- -a. NJ >
1-- --l-- - $500
% t-- r-ls-- $500 a--E u-- e
- - -- -s -
te --z . ~ a-- 5000" -
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WRITING INKS

On Hand and For Sale:
EEANNARD = MOVES BEST BLACk INK,
- aeIr-- ur-s and ceres
llF.-.' H-- lar- IlE 4lars. Fl-- -II cones.
ltr..s. H-t i.rsHl las quarts ana r.a.s.
Maynard o. N.gs-' Hs-- Crying fua. quarts aul pirt--
Ela- Hf Lrta- ts: Copying Ink. quartz AID plu-s.
Ar.a..- "Ht-s Fza1-- 4-4rs AMI p.lts. received 1i-
g.. fs.L L.l..-.
A-..l- f.....e Fluid
Iaslt's H.s E-. Irs. l cones,
i4..ls hT- far..-. Tax. a Class star1s=
IaI,.hi. fEk- Or usrsir- .l-L-
Naat iaL L. l.,f.f WITHIN IL Kat for sale
rs VI WHITNEY
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

grST RECEIVED by %. VI. HITSEY.
- Pr p
Was-s rnz-r. Flasy -f-f.f. LG -~I-rr
y arr o.. ~ st ~ Eatr.
Er@-.r"s L- Fa~ HrH..
rFrH.r lr. t-rls a "A -
49, = .rn ~
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Notice Of Co-parfnership.

NIX. SAMUEL y. CHILLING wORTH
W Easlrv p--.a-- cs .lt-Frst - So W-F- cos @HIr
ll rH .Islasf 20 Ana a. fHraaF. E Easasa#. F. --H- p
Fs--frsf. g aEh 80. 81. p HILEs. --ler l1e raEz cd L-z
q T. - C-HILLTFgHChIH
Messrs. 4. q a. uI 1r..l1e t- f-t-ss at Ea4.tse.
49, % prr-r~4 o. l-rly al 11zes aal -az s-y ~; q
EGaalsa F1a1-s
Easaa4-. Mare I. -sEs. - Ia
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Ed HAS hEtEif ED
\ SUPERIOR STOCK OF
writing ana OI.Ce PGreTS. Blank Books.
anQ Stationery.
impaired Erps-s5 for custom Irsr9. embracing g.:
LETTER PAPER
wlre Car-r.. s.,.r p.per -t5 ,-l yr-Br-I
p -T
Ta. ,#-.I4 - - - -.-
Iala wh.- .a DO do Do
y,ry ,aia. l.r s-.,.r paper rr Ezri Ia osrss1 !, a2, pan
WIZ 49, 81. -, r., b.. -t..
Mourning .el=r paper, ruled aui unruiei.
ENn u
p, v,-,a C.- --f-g AL ,--,-1
uI- 80 80. ----r-F
Nv t--,l -1- ~u,-I
Mourning car. urrl-l.
E-s- EG-lsh, white and blue lad, plain.
d" -, yy M - h" -. -t ia iI 1"rl -
Tliss .v.y na,-, plain and ruled
"1'I Fa levi s IT, .,, 1g.5 Pier various sE
Gilt edge note paper.
MONOGRAM I1'e paper tS.h Initial letter stiuUai on it,
Be-, h-.,l white nm r,r.-
Ee- laa--fti tulros. bin paper.
Ihu sa.t- aal blue s-5alr; current paper
4aHa aHNr anu N-e account Hr- HaTHT-
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UHE SEK~HfP ~ y T. o. y D.
u FyEE sEsl-4 =gE vi ALLEs ar3 W r. cos,
NAI- 1l-x rl--=.s 80 E4a4s- Ha--a- r. --r-aylsa4E-!
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pa -. art 81 So CO.. tE. lr- Era ~I l= e1.Iece4 -,
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Within 80 TO 10 duy- from the date OF
publications.
Papers Delivered Free OF Postage or ether Charge.
ia any part Of the Group.

Back nun5=-s q the leading Magazines, also Of HarPer's
We.ty. L=s-.-'s Ii1s-r4.=d and the London SeEs-alEays on
hand. FIrs mace Up 4. short notice for Ehalenen and trzy
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H1Yuw
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE OK AL sBIpsr.r
PEE STEINER.

Cargo - Sz1 FzD1-1 So = resolves - Al tt--.
<azzru---S = Erehozs@ z-5 --=pzs f- tHs ssrs- - -
zazz-SE-=1- n chzrEe f- 50rzez @ Graz u-
Fur- usEs = Wa--A1GS IL ssk=aty H. Coz-za-v
Iz-arz1oz EuzrsEted 81 hw=- rz-ss tAaz Z. sE~-
PA--5-zzr care taxa e shT-ea-s q Fra--
A. orders = Cots . x pz-a&sz5 &c Sza FzD..~ -,
- rS5vsi and EHs1 - re-1ro C sa-zz=r-
= >ApEs-ts H12 EEr1p< AID .s Ua.-E S-sr-x -.
- thes Iszr&s, 81 = received - IN C1-4z-r
ErE11s0- z cazs-E& - ten Ak l. H~x.-kd
S=zl-rs = H9oszlz- Fss - cAzrgs- eUees zzzz5 -
kz->-ETs AZ --E--s-- = lks L- Trx-ss h-E-S.s
ocs11 CD ne Galz q sang. AID - prsczre it@- -.
A Bis against To s-=4=s- EG= ~ rras--.ss go
Q rtoct q iEedAg g sz.nz - Iag ~ A@Te - lay oEr "a
IL --sCZ & The steamer ~ s-1s-rrrz.-
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Pm winch we set1 r15 SO -e
are L---- l --Fs1- -e 1--z ~
L- H----ta -~1 w---~ PEN a-l SO =
q s- F--- 90 tte Numerous e-l =
-e L-a came - -se VIA --
-zw---5 welded husband -i- h
liked 1e-. ~-c &c --.-- 90 O.
L---. t-s MS W-- --.
cane -L1 I--- ---- ~ -e- -
beg his -e- ----H-- - De - - A-
-- -- g. r - - -rf1 - -
re----- E- H. nilsson L- "r1'
= Calls - where -T --
A- t-- q.
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Eona coffee.

~ Tons OF HOOP IRON A>
IL L Ct-
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ELEY'S AMMUNITION

n mres ns-., Va, So or saI-r EaasEI b9rg, so (or
half inchl bors AMI -ssI tr smany bore
These Cartridge. have b.~n Adopted aNcr careful com-
partlse tusls against an othsr d-rrptaus ~ Her Maj
~-fy-- War department. az tr =ausi1rt Rinr
a "sn nitiou or the Briri-h Army. ard are not
ouiV used sScit.lvsiy Or TIE >nfder " she. bgt arr NIfTted
D al other systems % military fTseeh Loading Rine--
They arr the cheapest Cartridges sa1su, carrying tls4F 0wu
Ignition. and being male wholly u Metal, are Va rproaf AID
impcrahahls IN any climate.
Boxer Cartrtirr Css-s tgmptyL q ali three SIS. packed With
or without bullets. AMI machine fr tasterin- sane u4 Cartridge.
MaEers % Boxer Cartridge $50 bose, Er Eeg5Isng
Pistols, 90 use tu Her Majesty Navy
Pin Cartridge GO LeftaeLsgx Reviewers ofIz n, . ".
and . y, bore.
Central Fire and pin fire Cartridge, fr all
sizcs % Guns, Eifrs, and Hsvaig-rs-
Double Waterproof ami D. y Caps wiz Cartridges Er Em-
fnx game az hong Distances Fdt WpBtnr O. Improve the
shouting q guns and every d~e.crptsan % sporting ant NI-
nry Ammunition
ELEY BROTHERS,
Cruy'- Inn Rsud- Lo"dou. ". G..
t1f WHOLESALE ONLY. -1xty
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90 TONS OF EF~T EONA COFFEE.
l. HECEFFLD & CO
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ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.
Hoop Iron.

LARGE
y : N-.a. - Wa-=-. "zs1--E 49,. 49, -
- L. EACkFEL8 4 60
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Family HibEcs.

A Full ASSORTMENT ON HAND. SUIT
- ALLt fr Holiday rr Wedding Presents, 4rE -: prices
from S5 - SO each i-l-i IL u WHITNEY.
THERMOMETERS
TALCCLATED To SCORE FROM eos
4 O. POO FtHE-Hir-- - Cents 10 @l.5O each.
ron -..-tg Il VI. WHITNEY.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Jesse Edwards, the negro who committed a
rape on Miss Susan Pyle, = respectable young
lady of Rocktrid,e county, and then murdered
her, was taken out 81 The county ja'! by iour
men and hung to 4 Tree SIX miles lfom LeXihg-
ton. The iyLchers gained admttance on the
pretcnce that they hal Desperate under ar
rest, and desired to imprison him. +he man
had previously confessed ms criinc.
4 Conservative mass meeting was held at
Petersburg. Va, on Saturday last, which was
addressed by Mr. W. ". Walker. This speaker
said in the course Of his rcmalks that he as,
sumcd the fact. thaii'c new constitution would
be adopted, DecA,;,c /, was quite certain that
the whole Wells party, and Il considerable NUN
Der of the Conservatives, would vote Tor 1t.
Dispatches from Richmond give the details
orthe late duel bctccn Capt amcron and Mr.
Hughes. They do not differ from the account
published in the Gazette yesterday. Both gen
ticmen behaved with great ilrnncsS: Every
thing was conducted according to the code
Capt. {. it is hoped will soon recover from hl'
| wound.
i. \. Beardscy (white) has been nominal &c
~ the Radical candidate Cor the Legislature
from Spotsylvania, and W. i. Sanford as the
| Radical candidate from Orange.
Gov. Wells ard his party were received ant
entertained, during their late visit to Charlotiecs
vile. at the residence OF Judge Alexander
Rives.
Col. Edmund Fontainc, 'otmor rscsilcnto
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, is lying
dangerously i'll at his country seat. Has re
covery is doubtful.
Joseph Scgar spoke at Stanton on the III
instant, and advocated the eypurgated constitu
ton.
Gen. Jubal Early has taken the stump ii
Virginia for Walker for Governor, but agains
the new constitution.
John Henry johnson for killing VIM. II
Mountioy's mule in Stafford, was arrested OF
Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. +. Straight has been appointed
clerk OF the Fredericksburg Cooperation Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-15

During the frst fge months OF the present
year the number Of emigrants landing in New
York was ll4,GS3, or thirty per Ct greater
than than Tor the correspondent part of the year
isos- German emigration thus far this year
mas taken the lead, the number of Irish being
not halt SO large as that of the persons coming
from the different German States. 1t is stated
that OF those provided with places by the
Castle Garden Labor Exchange. something like
seventh part are tailors, a ninth are sboemak.
erS, and another ninth cabinet. makers: labor.
ers, carpenters. and coal miners arc less han \
tenth part each; gardeners and masons about
one in twenty each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-15

REGIsTERING UNDER AGE.-There il one
point to be observed by the challengers OF regis
tration, and too much vigilance cannot be prac,
ticed by them that is, at the last registration
there were 4 number Of colored persons regis
tered who were under the aye OF twenty, one
years; aud when this registration is being re-
vised for the purpose of adding to or striking
Oft, 1t should be seen to that all such be strick-
EN- off. Let the Leaders of Ten inquire in their
respective wards and neighborhoods as to the
ages Ofthose who have registered-obtain correct
data it there have been violations Of law, and
furnish it to the Superintendents. The writer
of this saw two eoored youths register under
Freedman's Bureau johnson QUO day, who
were scarcely over 70, but they swofc ,hey
were over p, aud Colonel johnson entered
their names.-FredefckSJWg Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-15

COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June l5.-The mar
iet for Flour was quiet and without change
Wheat quiet and dull light offerings and SINAI!
sales nj ll5sl.j- Corn steady, with continual
aivar e. and active d,mand offerings small,
and sales of 500 bushels white and mixed ut 'E'a
lG0-the bulk at the latter figures small Lots of
yellow offered but no sales reported. Rye un-
changed, with sales NJ l25. Offerings Of 100
bushels Oats, with sales al 7ic Some lots
cnuntrY.cround Corn Meal offered, but not sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-15
ALEXANDRIA.

PuIIIc SpEAKING.-W hope our citizens
will attend the public meeting which Is to be
held at Liberty Hall to night, and at which
they will be addressed by the gentlemen named
in the notice, in another column. As it is
probable there will not be many Conservative
meetings held here before the election, and as
Mr. WALKER, the candidate for Governor,
will speak, and set forth his views and feelings,
and the other gentlemen who will follow him
are Intelligent and able speakers, the public
will no doubt DO gratiied and instructed BY
what they will hear. As far as the ConServa-
tives in this county, aud the neighborhood, are
concerned, they have made up their minds and
will vote almost 10 man in one way-But 1t
is we'll to infusc animation and zeal into this
determination. 1t is also well, to cheer on
those who are taking an active part in the can
vass, and to show them that they have our
hearty good wishes for success and triumph.
Ii we can, at the approaching election, set the
old Commonwealth on Conservative course,
We may reasonably look for brighter and better
days hereafter. No men ought, therefore, to
iail in doing his duty, in aid OF the accomplish
mcut Of such an end.
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MARINE LIST.
SUN RusE...........4 81 MOON :TS...........ll 81
sun sETs............7 % HIGH WATER mig. x
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNEll
ARRIVED.

Sohr T. + Cabada Boston, to American Coal
Company.
= SAILED.
schrJ painn. llAllowel Sc. Ca! by Amefi-
can COnl Co.
Schr l.amnrtinc, Gf"t"h, Goa bS America"
Coal Company.
Schr White Foam, Providence, coal by Am
orcan Cord Co
MEMORANDA.
Schrs David ) Sincr, Ilunticy j " Nail,
Powell; Hamburg, Sprnguo; A Hammond.
Wiley l. a May Austin James s"ttorth-
Rurt1u, lmdlam, hence nj Boston 18th in,,.
Sohr q a Bartlett. smith. ios this port, clear
cd at New Bedford l2th inst
Schr A = Avery, Ryan, hence 1t ir"vidNnce
18th instant.
Schr Carrie Holmes Holmes, lfom Norwich
for this port. arrived n! New London lith list
Schr Edward Shade, Sopcr, hence at New
York 18th inst.