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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-27
Arkansas River Plantation
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.

THE plantation known as SILVER LAKE
i PLANTATION, one-half mile from
Rives' Landing, on Arkansas river, viii be
sold on easy terms. It contains 1900 acres
400 in cultivation; 300 more are old deaden-
ing. Fences and houses in bad repair. Ap-
ply to BROWN, LNLES * BROWN,
de8 So.a West Court street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the StOckhOld-
~ ers of the GERMAN NATIONAL BANK OF
MEsmHIs that the annual election for Di-
rectors takes place, at the Bank, No, 1e3 Main
street, between the hours of 10 O'Clock O. m.
and O'Clock pm,
On the nth Day Of January Next.
Stockholders can vote either IN person or
by pr0Xy. -
deg MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
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HhSnNIc N0TICF

A SPECIAL communication OF Leila
n scott Lodge No. 30, viii be held y ;
This MONDAY Evening, December/S
9th. at7ao'clbCit, Tor Installation OF officers.
All EgM. are fraternally invited.
BY osieg OF r. W. MITCHELL, W. N.
= ETI4psr Gaerot 4i-y- de-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-27
RAPprs we copy as follows
from the Alexandria Democrat OF

80
RAPDEs. We copy as follows
from the Alexandria Democrat OF
Ana 19Fb .faiasI 5.ti io i9h e. g
.f,l We have to chponllele tle mpsG
extraordinary weather that has
aver come along to these bsnight-
I'd. regions. We have had rain,
isleet and snow. = just, think Of a
snow storm ia the Sunny South Of
fourteen hours constantrduration
and thick and fast all the time.
The like has never been Witnessed
before. The earth was perfectly
drenched with water. at the time
had it not been for this azEe are
certain the snow would have been
at least one foot deep, The streets
of the town and the roads of the
country are in an awful badicondir
ton, For a. few days, at least, all
transportation viii have to cease.
All plantation work hasaalso come
to q dead lock, aoiagas. 4z.g, THyr Y
/ We are z foroedF to acknowledge
that3lab6r in our parish is wanted
and very much needed for the
present season. IT, freedmen on
many Of our sugar and cotton
plantations are in great demand,
and our planters are offering very
liberal wages for the 1same.5 Five
hundred good hands Gait find inn
employment at good iva
ges furnished with good quarters.
and the best otlrati0ns! 2tonrtsni |
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-27

The BEST JOKE. OF THE SEASON!
1--we We're Somewhat diverted at
q statement of our old friend, Es-
quire Jacobs, made to us a day Or
two since, rim reference toghiring
hands to work on the farm. An
acquaintance Of his getting rathe or
desperatel and demOraEzed about
procuring hands, concluded to
make the following offeraI To
give the freedman, everything he
could make end furnish land.
mules. provisions, two suits Of
clothes, and $100, The, laborer
studied a moment, then turning to
the gentleman, remarked swell,
Til look round see if I can do
better, 1t is supposed he done
better, as he has failedto report, : :
RicBlapd (La.l BeGooqr ,is.,nr,,o 80
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InIeIiued Ailments.

1ne,,, aie many ailments, trying ia their ma
,Io, tut the symptoms 81 which are not sudi =
GENTLY spechc Ia enable physicians to clas-
sity them under any particular head. As
een"ca rule they arise IRON general de-
hItY @; the whole orgsniz alton. but their pri-
n,ry cause, in at least three cases ont Of i've, is
liver stimulate and tone tho relaxed diges-
tv" a'i sCcrelNe urgans, and bodily ease,
health Mud yigor will follow the treatment -
Among all the medicines which have been rec
commended ~ conducive to this end, none hsa
been administered with such uniform and On
the success NJ GOSTETTERS STOMACH
BlrrER~
e.. ingrcd ehts were so rcLei iIvln the 'ege-
table kingdom, originally, with view 70 the
inauguration Of the physique and the constitu-
ton and also fD: ,heiI anti bilious and slightly
LAXATIVE properties. Twenty odd years Of eY-
perien' has proved that these herbal restora-
tive were wisely chosen ard have been Judi
ciotisly sppOrtioned ia this celebrated prepare.
ton Not only Ms specific for indigestion
and NIL kindred complaints but Ms = household
remoi4 for all The mmuF ailments incident 10
humanity il has obtained n re- utstion based on
unimpeachable testimony, which fairly &C lipses
that OF sGy other proprietary or ofIicinal medi-
cine in use, dec 20-d&twlw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

REMARKS. The market closes quietly and
prices hat. The demand for low grades oi
Flour is fair. but Extra and Family are very
duh mnd quotations nominal stocks OF super
Fine and Mitdlings very light. The offerings
of Wheat are light und no sales ot white report
al. small >ales or rod u. l0j, III lls. aud 10.
Corn ,ery dull; offerings of 1909 bush els, with
ssles of mixed ut 20, - and 75 yellow At o.
Small sales of damaged Rye ut 81. Oats DUH
with sales At iS Dressed Poultry in demand
sales of Turkcs ut 20a2l Eggs in demand al
44a45 Butter dull, with sales vt Bic for prime.
Green Apples 2 50as4 per Dbl. Dried Fruit in
fair request. Dressed Hogs in demand sales
of some prime lots y. $l3 81 per 100 pounds
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKE EFT, December -.
Beef Cattlc-Prices o-day ranged AS follows
O,d cows and Scslswags at COAST ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at 4sS5: lar TO
good s,ocl; Cattle Sass; fair quality Beeyes IA
SO; and tho ve-y Beeves Sass Is per lOo Lbs,
the average price being about 80 10 gross Inc
market today was without activity at de-
elmo of 25c per 100 lbs on the rates o! last
week, closing very dull.
3hcep-The market during tho past week ha
been only moderately supplied with Sheepand
for GOOD and extra qualities we notice decided
Improvement in rates. Prices day ranged
AS follows: ut 5il0ic per Id, the latter price be
ing for n very superior lot oil Sheep, Weighing
lj5 lbs per head.
Hogs - The supply during tho past week has
been largely in oycess Of the demand, and tho
market is very dull. Prices to day ranged as
follows: Fair to good Hogs nj IL 26s$l4 % per
100 pounds not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24
nAI:lNE LIST.

IVY RosE............7 II MOON RIsEs.........lJ 81
sun sHTs .......4 AZ HIGH WATER m 90 W
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. DEC. "a
ARRIVED
$chr Nellie Brown, Higgins, plsater and fur
niluro H. " A Smoot
MEMORANDA
Schr Paugu.sett. NAPLES, hence nj New Ha-
ven 2 tn inst.
Schr Ella II barnes, Avery, hence at ProvI-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24
TFYANnRlA GAZET1t AMI 1IRGINA AnVFA?!~6R
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The LynchburQ Republican OF yesterday
says: Between forty and fifty persons from
Charlotte county, passed through this city yes
teriay, en- route for Kentucky They embraced
seven or eight families, all OF whom have de
termined to leave the Old Dominion and make
their home in the West The exodus OF color
ed people from this State to the more Southern
States continues undated.
lo the case Of George s. Ayres, charged with
killing Dr. A. K. Oliver, Miss Ellen Ayres and
DIR. Brown, the family physician, testified to
the effect that Miss Ayres was about to become
a mother, and that deceased had seduced her.
Ayers was held to bail in the SUN OF S25,OH to
answer to an indictment.
The State OF Virginia will commence the
payment OF tue per ct. reserved interest, due
January LIST, 1869, ON old registered stock,
and the fractional red coupons, due January
lat 1869. on and after January 10, 1910. The
payments will be made at the Virginia State
Treasury, in Richmond.
From the first Of January. Rev. Leroy Nj.
Lee, ID, will De associated in the editorial
| management of the Richmond Christian Advo.
cate. This announcement will give uniegned
satisfaction to all the friends OF that religious
paper.
MIR. Heironimus, OF the Taylor Hotel IN
Winchester purchased few days since IRON
one OF the Morgan county hunters, line, fat
black bear. 1t is Mr.. II. 8 design to serve this
bear up to his guests for dinner Christmas day
Mr. Thomas Buck, near Bucktou station,
| Warren county, one day last week, encountered
two fine deer on the river near Buckton, both
of which he succeeded 10 killing.
1t is stated that family" -four is selling il
Stanton at IS per barrel; and that nice dress
ed beef sold in Richmond last week at four and
six cents per pound.
Col. +. W. Nj. Holiday, of Winchester, vii
accompany Rev. Mr. Meredith on his European
tour, and will be absent several months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24
CHERIFF's NOTICE.

As | am required TO pay into the hands u tLa
Auditor Of the State large amount OF money
slant, snail be compelled to collect the taxes
due for the year 1869 as speedily as possible.
My office has been changed from the Jail t.
No. IL south Royal street, whore l or one OF
my deputies can always be found from g III
to 6 y. IN. &c ONEAL,
dec l3-tf Sheriff Alexandra county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24
MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on Thursday, the 23d instant,
Il, II. tuEas Church, by Rev. &. w Rankin
WILLIAM II. FOWLE. Jr., late OF Aloxan-
drl., Va, aud MAMA. daughter Of Mrs, Z.
" Hupper Of North Cai olina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24
HOLIDAY GOODS.

GAVE BOTH TINE AMI AoNA l.
noTDAX NOODS
NOODS,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
,,a.;,.h,a Pre,snt, ter OotL
Ill ar "'neo'' au nId 80 Yonno Of
A "''
40 rIua sTRErT
1u-t received tfosn tue importer oIteu-
siys variety of goods, suitable as
GIFTS FOX THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
,,.al,,o,, s,ol, AMI ,hsau,.,., .uy ule54oa.
=, ata,aa nnnsi:tino nj
y
WHITING DESKS
rDnEr SETS
JEWELkY,
v.
Every KIND oi CHINA orhameh's a''' ''''''
very na""'o"'
and Doll Heads OF every i"
est to the largest
l..a...' Companions.
Cigar Stands, =, .,.
hoxes and vases. new sty'e'
Backgammon boafd''
'hess heA'
pomh3es
b"i'a,hE ana
Apnaoe' p'''h''
Handsome Hair Brushes Travelling Bag.
Iawalrv Portlnonaies Games and Pu2.
1iaS. Wstch stands. Perfume.
nv Pomsdes, Sc, Sc
80
Gs- A liberal discount wal! be allowed ~ au'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24
ID ED.

.uddonly Al ork, Pa last sunday. Rev
Nh 4 MILLS, s. clergyman of the Metho-
list Epi.c opal Church. and a native of Alexan.
diIa. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24
FANCY GOODS. &c.

FUEs AND MILLINERY GOODS
Just received large assortment o.
FURS,
such as pure SABLE CAPES and MUFFs,
SABLE MINK MUFFS and COLLARS. ST.
BERIAN SQUIRREL MUFFS AND COL
LARS, Carrokule Sscquas and Muffs Astraksn
Collars and Mutfa, Ermine Collars and Mut'
and q large assortment of
CHILDREN'S FURS;
Swansdown and Ermine Trimmings.
Furs made and repaired at the shortest ~
tice.
Also q good assortment Of reasonable
MILLINERY GOODS,
such as Bonnets. Hats, Flowers, Feathers, hit-
hons, Velvets, &c. -
A full line Of GENTS and BOYS HATS
snd CAPS. Miss {. a. II h WITT,
No. 81 King st Evans old stand,
oct l0-2m Alexandria. Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

The Spanish gunboats entered Hamr,on
Roads, Virginia, yesterday morning, but soon
went ont again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, DRCEMBER "a, 1862.

s% CHRISTMAS. morrow being Christ
mas Day this Office will be closed, aud uO paper
issaed on Saturday afternoon.
We tender our readers, one aud all, the com.
pliments OF the season, and wish them happy
Christmas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

OH AUGUSTUS WALL OH
LUl Wholesale and Retail Dealer in wi
HAY, GRAIN AND MILL FEED
Has on hsnd at ali times full supply OF the
different grades of MILL FEED; also all kinds
Of GRAIN, HAY and STRAW
Feed delivered to shy part Of the city free oil
charge. A. WALL,
~ lit No 20l King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

UNDRlgs.
case Preserved Ginger.
cases Young America Chsa-e
IL kits No. Mackerel.
8 bbs Cider Vineg r.
500 lbs Buckwhest Flour
Just received and for sale by
nov 23-eotD26 BREWIS & LAWSON.
VlAEUeA' v,Ar,rsA,
One gro. DeBings French Remedy,
VIAFUGA,
received this Gay. The trade supplied at pio.
prietot's rates JAN NEY i CO..
nov ~ Wholesale Agent.
DOR SALE-ThGt very desirable BUILD
eron streets, fronting on Washington street lO7
feet and running through to Columbus street
A6 feet Price $500 For particulars inquire
of j. ROBERT EDMONDS
nov BIN No. King street
rHOPPING AXES, AXE HANDLES, 81.
~ We have on band good supply Of Chop
ping Axes. Of superior quality, light and heavy
weights which will be sold by the single one
or dozen at a small advance. Axe Helve, Of
all qualities and in any number.
dec l6 JOHN IT CREIGHTON & son
Us IE EEG GETpaS7A large supply Of LU
Combs. Puff Boxes and Puff, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, which we are prepared to sell low
dec % COOK Il CREIGHTON
II AMS-Georgs & Jenkins celebrated Ham
IL received and for sale by
GOULD & WILKENING,
oct 26 No. 80 North Royal Ct
CHEAP TRIMMINGS and NOTIONS Of
every kind. al
Mrs C. l. SIMPSON,
dec II No. l25 Kng.t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

Dispatches IRON Washington state that Pres
ident Grant has declared his Intention OF con
sultng with Judge HOar IN regard to his nom
inaiion as Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Bench, aud that he has not Yet decided upon
his action relative to il, in virwoi the course Of
the Senate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

1t is stated in the New York Herald that
when the President signed the G,oreis Lill'he
SAID that he heartily endorsed the mrasnTr,
and that it was entirely in actlrd with the re
eOmmendations he made IN his mr-sagc We
hope this, too, will be eminrntIy ~atiia'toV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

The Il. & q. Railroad Company mesn to +"
slst the further payment t. the State ut Mary
land vi the tax upon pa~~'ngrr' over the
Washington branch, aud they also annouGce
that they will reduc, the iare "nc ntth whoa
the 5 tate formally abaudon~ Til, cIaim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

Washington city, is, at this time, very gay
and festive" The pr,ucipal avenue, anl
streets are thronGed with people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

The Richmond Wing, speaking OF the de-
lay in admitting Virginia, says We pre no
longer all agow. We have been chilled and
disappointed, aud teel that we do not deserve
the snubbing We have received. When al
mission comes, and it cannot long be delayed,
It will be received a. matter OF course AS a
boon not generously bur reluctantly and un
graciOusly bestowed, after being withheld as
long AS il was possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

When Congress met it was confidently assert
ed that Virginia, without further requirements
or restrictions, would be admitted into the
Union iu ten days. Nearly month has elapsed
and no admission has been Effected further
delay is certain-and more requirements and
restrictions are proposed. We hope, this, TOO,
will be "emiuently satisfactory. Nevertheless
we think Reconstructed" will come; on what
terms we do not know.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Aiter a thorough ex-
animation, the two coored men arrested as the
parties concerned in the poisoning of the
toarders at one Of the restaurants oil the city,
have been acquitted.
The tract OF land near Drover's Rest. con-
tanning 4 acres, called st. Phillip, and Jacob,
and Whltehaven, has been sold to Solomon
Davis, for Sl2G per acre.
All the Department offices in Washington
will he closed to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-24

~ Merchants in and out of the city will be
supplied at Wholesale prices. which they will
find as low as the same goods can be bought III
any of the Northern cities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-28

WANrED-T0 PURCHASE FIRST CLASS DWELL
w ing furnished unfurnishei between Fourteenth
and Ftysecond and Madison Sixth avenues TOT
which Weschester county Property well improved, RAID
road Stocks will BIO given In payment
HALL j. HOW, IL Pine street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-28

TOR SALE CHEAP-4Ix YEARS LEASE OF A -FOUR
story ouae and Two story rear, Ground rent S25 per
month Ihe property IL rented At $685. and houscs
belong the purchaser At the expiration of the lease Apply
TO T. UAFTkEY, Anciiopssr, 26 Bowery.
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vyTANTED-A FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT OF ABOUT
w leo acres good land WITHIN three hours Of New York
city by rail or boat for which nil cash win be paid Addreses
stating location, price and all par cur j. d. box 1861 Post
o1lce, New York.
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1NANTED-A HOUSE AS DWELLING, IN A COON
f., Herald office. ,&
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ITO LEr-FOR IMMEDIATE USE, AT 100 WILLIAM
street, three endid Lofts, with without Steam
Powcr wei adapted for Offices any wholesale business
low
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TO LET-ELEGANT LIGHT LOFTS, IN q FULTON
4 street. with or without steam power. Apply at 40
,N.ter street.
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ITO LET-FRoET PART t2jx50l OF LARGE Hi
= Hard Saloon and Basement the Grand Opera House.
Tor a dining saloon. Apply at 20o Eighth avenue.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, so, WANTEl

N UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED-BY A SMALL
~ private family la good location; east side prefered}
lease taken If desirable Address, stating rent, g. d.
box 22l Herald Office.
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>
THE WALL STREET WAR IN RHYME AND
REASON.

THE BATTLE OF THE BULLS DEIINEATED
THE GOLD GAMBLERS SETTLED IN SHORT
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Furnished.

A HOUSE TO LET AID FURNITURE FOR SALE, IN
~ Greene street, letVeeu Blocker ana Arn house and
furniture IA good or1er CAMPBELL & Co, $50 Bowery.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A -foH SALE, A -FOUR srrJ RY PUBLISHED HOUSE
sonars W Ho X perree fifth and Washington
ves,ms Sa Al stree W." make the property desirable in
uera ior ou'-ess purposes. Address s. j., box i4S
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REAL ESTATE wANTEI

4 SMALL FARM WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR 4
IA Cottage and acrea, aieht of depot Metuche d
on New Jersey Railroad, one hour rorn Jersey City.
NJ AUGUSTUS. Metuchen. N. j.