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. "A fishing party Of five pers ms were over
taken bv q 50 i,il ON Thursday last, oil Myrtle
Sound beach below Wilmington, \. Q. Their
boat WAS .spsized, and tour OF them saved
themselves viii much difficulty by swimming.
The fifth, Captain John a. Farrow, aged 6tty-
6ye, was drowned.
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: Boston Mark OF.

BOSTON, June 3.-CoFFEE There is very little
doing In this article and stocks continue to be held
above the views Of buyers We quote Java at IA
26c gold nnd Bio at 20a2lc p b, currency scarcely
any 1T Domingo in first hands. and prices are quite
nominal go
mand the past week, and grades above good oidina-
nv have advanced and are scarce. Advices rom
abroad are more favorable, and with prospective
light receipts for the balance OF the season. Eastern
manufact urers have been starting up more freely.
1be sales have been at 2aHa2Sao ior @ Ordinary zoa
and XaSCc for middlngs, including uplands and
Gulf.
low prices some considerable lots OF leading sty
having been taken at concession. Wooilens are
also peRinnimPto attract more attention on account
of the low prices at which goods are now enered,
but the business on tho whole Is stu very nnsat's'
factory.
naly l6c, currency
GuNNY CLoTH.-Quiet but drrn, with sales OF 20O
bales at 22Xa23c, currency, and 10O bales at 9Xc.
gid, In bond.
Northern at $18a24 one choice lot at S25a27 ton.
have been mo ierate at lsc per gallon. In tar and
pitch nothing of any consequence has eeen done.
In rosin sales Of 1900 bbl5 No. O. in good chipping
order, at 50 85a3 per bol.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. June 6-1uRPENTNE AT bbls
arrived and were sold at 50 10 for soft and 81 10 for
hard.
SPIRITS TunPENT1NE.-sales OF 81 casks at 4ic,
and 273 casis at 40Ac.
RosN.-Sales OF 4s7 bbls at 81 IS for strained de-
| liver Ell, IS rs for No. !. aud S5 lax for pale.
rLR-Sales Of 60 bbls at So Is.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, June 3.-CoTToN.-Market firm and
active aud good demand. We quote: Ordinary 23a
28hc: good ordinary 24Ha25c; low middling 26aa
2Gc
NASHVILLE COTTON srATEhENT.
Stock on hand september /, 1868. go
Received to-day -......................
Received previously ........... CU,15O-O0iU
Total. ............... 6o,2s7
Shipped to-day. ..............s....' ooo
Shipped previously. .4S,l4Z-ze,ouz
Stock ON hand. ..................1,73 ,735
CoRS-Wc heard OF sales to-day OF 600 bushels
loose roc AID shpn ents Of 1000 bushels OF 81 and
S2]Sc sacked and In derot.
WHEAr.--aes OF 100 bushels wheat in store at
81 50 q 'ushcl.
ut SOC.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, June 4-CoTroN.-No Gales this
week. We quote from o5 TO 27c per Id.
CoRN.-Prime white corn 81 10 per bushel.
TIMBER-Recepts 800 sticKs Sales 10 Sticks
Il. king up. and prospect of increased demand for
large. long timber.
1URpENT1SE yellow dip SO rs /; scrape or hard
81 95 virgin dip 81 per ob OF 2S0 lbs. to the ool.
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Gommrrfial.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-4 bags
Sea Island and 2l4 bales Upland Cotton, 100
tiercts Rice. 96 oale' Yarn 54 bbls Rosin. lG6
Empty Barrels, % packages Sundries, 2S2 bbls
Potatoes 1897 crates Vegetables.
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CLAssINCATIo,
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, June E-Noop.-Consols, 92H. Bondf,
quiet at sOx, Tallow, ass Cd.
PARIS, June b.-Bourse steady; rentes. II and ~.
LIVERPOOL, June 6-Noon.-Cotton frmer. but
not higher; upiands, 1lh; Orleans, 1lHd; Gales
u. 900 bales
Accommodation active; uplands, liz; Or
leuns. 1lXd sales U.s. coo bales. Lard, Ills Sd. Tai
low. 6Is.
HAvaE. June 5-Aftcrnoon.-cotton opened buoy.
ant; spot, AK.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. June 5-.Noon Stocks feyerish. Mo-
ney 6s7. eterllDg 9T Gold SS11. sixty'two's
22x; North Caro'inas eoN; new 66% /; Vhginias.
old, SIX; new G1s4; Tennessees. e1-coupon 671a;
new e4x; Lou:s,anas old. Tx asked Levees C6A
Flour &c lower. Wheat shade hrmer. Corn 1c bet
ter. Pork S31 1917. Lard dull at ls'lals. Cotton
Srmer at sOAaSOh. Tur, entine Ask. Rosln quiet;
strained So 40. Freishts declining.
Evening firm sa!es $500 bales at SaH.
Flour helyy; sc lower. Wheat scarce and shade
nrmer Corn scarce and 1c better; old mixed West
ern s6a0s1z. whiskcy lower at esassh. Mess
Pork sS1 25. Lard lower kettle l0a1sh. Naval
stores quiet. Groceries quiet and steady. Freightf
Quill and dropping. Money easier at CAT discounts
dull at 7a9. Gold c'osed frmer at S8k. Sterling
firm at sh. Governments closed weak. si1ty-two's
22h Southern seu1ities quiet Stocks dull, fever
ish and unsettled. Specie exports this week half 6
million.
BALTIMORE June 5.-coton very firm at SOC
Flour fairly active and unchanged. Graiu entirely
unchanged. except mixed corn, quoted at s7asS'
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey weak at s1a1 02
CINCINNATI, Jlns 5--Vhiskey active at CSC
Pork he'd higher; buyers offer ss1 so Bacon Arm
shoulders 1SHc. sides 17al7xc; held higher
Hams IS sHa1shc. Lard neglected; teld at lsHc.
sr, LOUIS. June 6.-Whiskey dull at 9ic Provs
ions erm, Pork $50 Bacon held FIRMLY. shoul.
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L onsgne,sp per south CaloI1na Nallroad

Lonngne.s per south CaloIIna Kailroaa
June s.
2ss bales Cotton. 10 bales Domestics. IS boxes To-
bacco, 3la bbls Naval stores, cars Wood. To Z
Agent. pslzer, Rodgers & Co, G Hoppook. r
DowlinI l. Co. Mure & Co, Goldsmith q SOD, Jpo
Marshall, G D Brahe & Co, Ravenel Co. Geo
Williams & Co, G Litschgi, and Order.
Constunees per Northeastern Railroad
June 5.
bales Cotton, lie bushels Rough Rice. S3s bbls
Naval stores. cars Lumber, Wood. hhds and Dds
Old Iron, Mdse, &c. TT Kinsman Howell, u
Stoney, Reeder & Davis, W Braisford barden,
Blschoff & 20, WAGNER l. Monsees, Quinby Co.
DR. Al Haig, Moran, J Marshall. Jr, A Mu H.
gan, A Quachepbush Geo " Williams CO, Grae'
ser & smith. Meford Gaillard & Minott, Murt-
ls1d,
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Marine afw5.
Port of Charleston. June
POINT CALENDAR.

FHA Es OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter. I'd, hours. minute. mo ming.
New Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 43 mirutes evening.
First Quarter i6th, hours. o aIiuntes, evening.
Full Moon. 23d. 8 bouis 10 mipu,es morning.
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Receipts 10 Nay 81. 226C00 223 SS4 104 ,967 % 1lS
CoRN-Is firm With OIL upward tendency. The
stock is considerable reduced again and receipts
light. Prices h,ve dlcuated considerably during
the week. Some sales .'cipe made as low ss 81 TO-
by car load. We quote to-day fo- white, 81 lGa1 49,
from depot, with an anticipated advance on the part
of holders
WHEAr-Some few lots Of new whoa. have been
received dung t. week; the first let bringing s3
choice white. sales have since been made ut 50 50
and 50 20 Tor the same quality. Old wheat is dull
and iowrr. No transactions Of consequence to re-
port. White, S2a2 10; rel, 81 800.
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLEsToN. Saturday Evening, June o.
CorToN.-with limited supplies and a continued
demand prices had an upward tendency. and hard
ened about 1Sc q Ii. Sales near 500 bales, viz: 8
at "a; Sat 2s; 81 at 2sh; at az; 10 FIX; 43 at
x; 1872 at 49, 80 at ask; 90 at 2sh; at 2sH; IL at
20; 27 at 29H; 4 at 2s14; l6st 7sk. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..26H@28
Low Wiodhng ng.."............''...s soiag-
MiddhnR. Observation-Disclosures g
BY New York classification VIC quote:
Aiddling. .......''.Zs1a@-
R1oE.-This grain continued dull. and prices were
weak, but factors offer only TO limited extent.
Sales about 90 tierces of clean Carolina, say IL
tierces at 7c IS do. at TX; Az do 81 81 We quote
common to fair clean Caroiiua at 71s@7X; good so
sNc q b.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June 4-CoTToN Our market for
this staple during the week under review, has been
aui'e active AMI Irices have rapidly advanced say
La,Sc each day. The r due iou iu stock, together
with th, improvements in other markets. have in
duced all c.assc. OF buyers to optrae; low 9ra des
have felt the advance more In proportion Than the
hir her and meet with more ready sale. The msr-
ket this morn ng was strou- ana excit under an
Advancing mari OF New York. 1t is hardly posi-.
ple to give quotations. but at the present
writing We quoe liverpool mddliDg 2sci low mid.
ding 271S; good ordinary 2GK; but 1t ID very din
cult 10 mako sales to any extent at these bgues
sales oil he week amount 10 1903 bales. and receipts
173 bales The receipts of the present season com.
rarel with last YER exhibit falling of OF IL 849
b,les will be seen below
Receipts from sept l. 1867 to May 81 1868 .l04 e67
Receipts present season to May Sl......... 92,ll8
1888
Stock on hand 10 day by actual account, 1870 bales
Below we present our regular monthly statement
Tor May.
AUGUSTA COTTON STATEMENT. NAY 81, 1869.
stock on hand september ], lS68...... 607
Receipts since to date. 1885, 10
Exports and home consumption. .ss.425
stock n hand May y3l................ .5,S0O-9372o
stock on hand III Augusta and Hamburg May 3lst
1852. 1870, 1868 and 1869 o
1859. 1860 1868 1859.
Augu sta. ............ 1852 1905 6lG0 6,3Oo
Hamburg. 100000. SOFA 3ll 66d .....
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FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May ~
The Clifton, Williams, sailed. ...,....'....Apr ~
The Minnie Robertson sailed May IL
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LIST OF VESSEI.S
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS POh T.
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Memo 81 uIa.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, s. c., JUNE 2.

June 1-schr Palm :. Pi.rco, 70: New York.
June 2-Schr james Jones' JoIes, for New 70
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I sss 1S E.Rl'sAi..

A.ExAunzIA uA&KET, June "A Flour quiet
AL the transactions sIo so small n. to scarcely
warrant quotations. which sre nominal)r un-
changed. Fox Wheat tEore was somo enquiry.
but tho receipt: yer, small. and there was
only one sale reported on Change at leo for
fair rel. Corn in active demand, with offer
ines Of 1850 hushel. hi al. which sold at % and
u. sales OF Oats at TO- No Rye offered.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

Fx-Mayor Joseph Mayo, OF kichmoni, is
ssyenty.,wo years oh aud still. hale and hearty.
He commenced TIE practice OF lac IN Richmond
IN 1916. ii!ty three wears ago. Vas Ter twenty
nine wears thereafter Eosecutlur attorney IN
the ilustinos Court ii Richmond, which lie
also represented IA the House Of i'e'5gstc5 Tor
several terms. lie succeeded Goa. limhtrt
a Mayor Ct Richmond ia 1851, aui occupied
the position Ill! >Urcra doi by George thahoon,
the prcsen: ncum!rn who Va. placed "a The
Office by military authority.
ChicrJustce Chase, by invitation, yesterday,
visited the 1otaca, Exchange IN Richmond,
where he was r.a.i,~! Nih enthusiasm. Upon
being introduced BY the Preeident he said a
lew words, expressing the hope that irginia
would soon regain haT former prosperity. lie
was loudly cheercd.
Messrs. Shackcliotl, SpiiAaa 4 Garden Of
the "FauQuicr Loni Agency" have sold to
Bishop Wilmer, for one of bis sons, the owl
Run Tract" of land at Warrenton Junction,
containing 40 acres, at so per acre.
An incenlilry, itinctant spou:er, who vas
disturbing the public peace, was taken by the
people Of Bristol, last week, and ridden
through that town on fence rel.
The commencement, Q! Washington College,
at Lexington began on Monday. The Bac,a-
laureate sermon was preached by i'r. feiaricau
and it is highly spoken OF,
\ horse thief has bccn af;.s.cl IN k9nawha
county, West Virginia, supposed by some to
be the notorious Granville Nontel'c. Doubtful
James s. Matthews, Col!acto. OF Customs at
TappahaunocA has resigned, and hi raslgna-
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MUSIC FOR THE MIL LION,
wi Al FRENCHS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. % King street.

No 30 King street,
New Series full heet Music size; uniform
price Zoe per copy; about one i)urth the price
of sheet OF music.
Just received, wedding March. Mendels-
sohn;" Delhi Galop, Prince 'Orphe Aux
Enters, Galop, Agog;ry;' Nelly Carey, Blam-
Abt;" Its Better TO Laugh than be Signing
Doni1 etti;" Ny Soul to God my Heart to Thee,
L.. Clspisson;" Anvil Chorus, Verdi"
Ofthe Halt Dime Music, over one hundred
different pieces now ready, consisting of Galops,
WaltZes Marches. Polkas and Songs.
The Vocalist, another series OF half dino mu-
sic, embraces some OF tho choicest music OF the
day.
Dewitt Six Penny Series of Music, contains
the popular ballads OF the DAY. Judging from
the quantity we AZ selling, this music is des-
tined 10 supcrsede the G. oensve sheet music
heretofore published.
10 Il GEO. r.. FREFCH.
pRE5S GOODS-VERY CHEAP AND
PRETTY.
Beautiful new style Parasols.
Pure Llama Lace Points.
Summer Shawls new styles, very CHEAP.
Gauzu Merino Vests, very desirable.
Palm Les r. and other Fans.
Hosiery all sizes and qualities.
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs Hemstitchsd.
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
ie2l ROBT. L WOODS.
NEW GOODS AGAIN.
We sTe now receiving large stock OF new
style CALICOES also very cheap COTTONS,
Blue Check Snirtings, wide Sheetngs, Mar
settles Quilts, NJ squito Nets, Heavy Linens,
with everything desirable in orr line.
Call and see them At ,
ca ROBT l.. WOODS.
ICE CREAM
L strawberry and Vanilla Ice Cream day
u Carl. AUERBACH5. =
ie 2l-lt l06 King street.
CTARt H STARCH l-Duryea's Satin Gloss
- Starch. lie 24l BROOCHES q TAYLOR
NRESH, PLAIN and FANCY CRACK ERS
r a "a RROOKES d. TAIL OR.
DKIME SALAD OIL.
L je24 BROOhES & TAYLOR.
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE-A supply of Bur.
L ton Athlete Tor Tobacco received and for
,ale by
ie- f. s. LEADBEATER & co.
GEORGE & JENKINS prime Sugar. cured
IT II i MS, just received and for sale BY
iel 4. VIM. RAMSAY, 147 King st.
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DIE.Ib.

On the 2ith instant, JAMES WILLIAM
aged :! years, 2 months and ~ days,
son Of Stephrn w and Mary Cstharine Sutton;
''Suer+iltle children t. come unto me, and
forbid them not, for Of such is the kingdom OF
heaven NB- The friends and acquaintance
Of The family are respectfully invited to attend
tn" funeral, from thu residence of its parents,
on Wolfe street, between Water and Union
philadelphia papers please copy
EDDIE, son { John W. and Maria q. Hem
dcr.on. of st. Louis, Mo- formerly Of Alexsn-
dria, Va, was drowned on the 10Th inst.
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MAXIM LIST.

suH RIOS E..........1 30 NOON RISES. ......... oUO
GUH sErs...,,......' - HIGH WATER ing. q "a
port ~ A!ENANDRIA, JUNB7i
ARRIVED.
5,A. Ella II ra.na=. Now IacE /" Amaric an
Coal Go,
aAiLkD
:lchr Jenn.s a shepard. Io'e 5 ttv. hy AM
5rioNn Coal Ga.
MEMORANDA.
5chr Z ca Ward, henor 1t Norwich @lst
N tGnt.
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~ We hereby announce JOB HAWX-
II L RST rs An Independent Republican candi-
date At the coming election 10 represent the
county of Fairfax in the House of Delegates of
Virginia MANY REP UBLICAN VOTERS.
Fairfax co. ie 9-eote
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Mr. K. VI. I. Hunter, @; Essex county, has
written letter, N favor OF voting for The pro-
posed Constitution, with The two r4uses ex-
purg4,al Ind also, of voting for lie Walker
ticket. His letter II moderate in tone, and
we'll written
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eolorel people. They should everywhere all q
Them, be doomed to their merited oblivion ana
co1s;cnal 70 their portion with their kind
uran interruptions, and dishonest,
ANTI RADICAL.
A.,,rl>K, FAIRFAX Go Va, June %.
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WOMEN Work AND WoMES'S NoTEs.-
Two of the most prominent thinkers aud VIII
tors of the present day, John Stuart Mill, Of
England, and Rev. Horace Bushnell, of Hart
tora. Conn, have been writing works on ''wo-
mans suffrage" the former for and the
latter against admitting women to political
life. As the productions OF highly competent
Judges of social questions upod subject which
has of late awakened Increasing interest, they
are likely to attract much attention. Mr.. Nail :
book is in press, and pr. BushnelFs, called
"Woman'S Suffrage the Reform acains; Ma
,ure." has already been published. Alter
stating the question, which is. practically,
whether the community shall disregard sex
aud destroy all distinctions founded upon It,
De- Bushnell shows that women have been Sc
riously wrongcd BY being excluded from mapy
employments quite bit for them; aud he thinks
that certain branches OF each of the learned
professions, aud especially OF medicine, ought
to be freely and generally opened to them, also
that where they actually render the same scr
vice, their pay ought to be the same a. that OF
men. He, however, insists that reform ought
TO be limited by mature" and it is by this
test he proposes to try the woman suffrage
question. - BOittmOit SGR,
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GEN. Mems FARM-A letter to the Balti
more Gazette, from Shenandoah county, Va,
says The crops throughout the Valley of
the Shenandoah. are, beyond all expectation,
splendid. There was some talk, u week or two
since, o. the weevil, rust, &c, in the wheat,
but there is nothing of it, and the largest yield
that has been harvested Tor long stretch Of
years will be gathered this season. In the
neighborhood Of this village, in two or three
Instances, few very forward fields will be cut
to morrow. Gen. Mcem, who owns the noted
'Steeotcrgen' farm in this county. has SIX
hundred and twenty five acres in wheat Ii
being as flee land as there is on the continent,
the imagination can fill in the figures of the
size Of MS crop. Last spring, to give an idea
Of the extent OF his farming operations, after
sending his sheep to market he had lett tonr-
teen hundred ewes with sixteen hundred laubS,
and within year or two he has had standing
in ono field, two thousand barrels Of corn,
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Foreign News.

4 Geputa,icn OF gcntlcmca representing TIC
Lancashire cotton tradein England have unted
10 request to the Duke OF Argyle to obtain
Government. assistance in the production OF
cotton in the British colonies. They set forth
the great depression in the trade at present,
and Show that relief can only he had BY the
Government lending aid 10 enable India TO de-
velop the growing OF cotton 50 as to compete
with the /. :.
The bondhoiJers OF the Old Atlantic tclc,,
graph have appointed Committee TO guard
the Interests ana procure the settlement o!
their claims.
The Irish Church bill will soon come before
the House o! Lords again ON motion to go
into committee. No Inc Of action in dealing
with the provisions Of the bill! has yet been
made out but the general feeling ct the
Peers iavors on amendment ~ tha pucrifie Of
concurrent endowment.
General Dclca has arrived 4; Maif! from
Havana. lie wa detained three day n quar-
antine at Santander
The Great Eastern up to fa5siAy noon Ias
Ia miles ont from R7cFt PAYNE no the cable
nicely
PIN. . Giea.i o. l0uraon ha- married Miss
Poyne, an American heire7s lie mas not re-
nounced his position a. candidate for the
Spanish taTon,.
Great prarauti5ns have s5cn tALtu b, ihe
authorities at Naples, Turin and Milan, 10
puarl again an outbreak. T. - feared the
rcyo!ntioa-t7 a~o melting disturbances. EHvo-
raj arroats llYr been made at Genoa
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The gsea. festival Of Juggernauth Is now
going on in India. About this very time OF
the year tens OF thousands OF pilgrims arc max
Ing tLcir way from all parts Of India to the
shrine of that god which has the POWER, as
they believe, to obliterate the trangressioDs Of
all who make their offerings to him in person.
OF old TIC festival was never deemed complete
unless the triumphant path OF the god had been
staiaed with the blood of his worshippers. But
the Priests dare GOT encourage that custom now.
il dcyo;ee flags hiusel! down beicre the lido.
tne Rsahmirs CIV out that 1t was an accident.
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'sI,r aoii,ic.,l tamPaign-F auYhie
yoyiuy 'Gla People Aroused.

she aOiitirai camp-map
Rowing 'fhr People AfOHseN'
{. GA spenteu,. =: t.. A!eia'l Liza usA'.e'I
W,nRrX?oy. fAUeUIEs Co., Va, June -.
r,I No,ly. Co. Walk, Lewis Mckenzie,
,,y. Smith and Mr. Gilman, addressed tho
u.oule ut Warrtnton 10 day. That gallant
solder, Col. Mosby. in short, eloquent and
appropriate speech, presented the issues now
before the people, and then Introduced Colonel
Wakr.
Col. Walker commenced by referring to the
married. change in the condition of affairs
that the gallant Mosby introduces HIM TO u
Virginia audience lie stated, n clear,
lucid and forcible manner, the great questions
which now agitate the public mind, and which
were to be decided by the people or Virginia
on tic Gin OF July Every man listened TO
him with profound attention and each lndlVid'
nal seemed to feel the responsibilities oil the
bour. AMI re ,o!vcd 10 discharg, his duty on
the day of election. =,
L-wis Mckenzie followed COl. Walker. Mr..
Mckenzie, in short aud pertinent speech
presented Ia. claims to thc people as "A candi
daie Tor Congress. Ills remarks were well re
caiycd By the large audience, and the demon
STATIONS clearly aiicate that he will receive,
at least, eight hunIftl molotity 10 the county
Of Fauquicr -,
The people OF this county were peascd with
the caDdid and frank manner of Mr.. Mcken-
zie, in dealing with all public questions. They
rally to his support with an earnest zeal. A
practical business mau is needed in Congress,
| from this district. and the substantial people
Of the county realize that TACT.
The veteran Of many we'll fought hcld,
| Eoyetuo; Smith, addressed his 'countvymen'
| in lis usual iorcibIe and impressive manner.
MIR. Gilman, OF Redmond, also addressed
the people.
"rhr skies IRE bright in I'D FAuQuIER. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-24

GEORGE TUCKER AND OTHERS INDICTED
Soon after the shooting Of Joseph Holmes by
young Marshall, in Charlotte county, Virginia,
a meeting OF the republicans Of the county was
held, speeches were made by prominent mem
bers OF the party, and among the speakers were
John Watson, George Tucker nd Ross Hamil.
ton. These parties were arrested and commit.
ted to Jail under an indict meut which charges
that they did. on the Goth May, "feloniouslv
eopspire one with another to iucite the colored
population OF Charlotte to make war against
the white population by acts OF violence" &c.
A petition for writ OF habeas corpus was on
Monday presented TO Judge Morton, of the
Circuit Court Of Henrico. at Richmond, wherein
It is alleged that the parties are Illegally de-
tanned in the custody OF the sheriff of Charlotte
county, and that they ere innocent of the charge
brought against them. This writ was granted
and made returnable Oh Tuesday. In accord
ance Herewith the prisoners were brought be.
fore Judge Morton on Tuesday afternoon, and
after discussion OF certain points Of law, tie
prisoners were bailed Tor their appearance be-
tore the County Court Of Charlotte, Va, TO
answer the Indictment