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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FH1nAT EyEItN1. INV. .6
The lczinS table, ahox the daily md .hlp-
c1ss oi fec 1t XIX d1Tnk the wrtk - this evtnee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23
| WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD I!
e,my lumbOr direct iron, the NM.

From 70 years residence in L Sale county and long
perience In the ymber business, i know the the
people aud make IT my study to suit niy patrons.
Ali in Of lumber. TRY Nh and you shall be satisfied
Thankful for past liberal patronage, hope by honesty and
fair dealing 10 merit continuance OF the same.
Oct5- 4ssy s ", W. CALk1Ss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23

A farmer in Michigan, finding that his sheep
were disappearing mystsriously, recently placed
wolf trap in the field. A few days afterward
he found 1t sprung, and new one OF his nsighbers
is laid up with sprsined ankle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23

COL McKenty, who was very generally known
in the oil region as a land operator during the
year 1866. is now following the same vocation in
California He advertises his farms and ranches
here, and 10 ready as usual to sffer good bar.
gains or exchange and those wishing to migrate
from Oildorado to Eldorado can probably consult
Colonel McKenty to advantage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. II. l.. Hough, wealthy gentleman from
Erie, Pennsylvania, is Just from Virginia.
where he has been negotiating Tor The purchase
of 4 large tract Of land for agrcultura! rur
poses. lie says that he considers the "pror
tunitics for investment in lands IN this STATE
more favorable and inviting than ale "iiet'd
in the West.
The Richmond Wing gives an Interesting &c
count of the establishment OF The \irElhi'
Historical Society, and its career. Mr.. "m
&. Rives was the last President and since hi'
death there has been no meeting Of the SOCIETY
We hope to see it reorganized and It's useiu'
ness extended.
We are gratifed to see the active efforts no"
making by the friends OF Randolph Macol
College to place that institution on firm an'
nrosperous basis Liberal contributions to tina
end have recently been given in Richmond
w. ID. Wallach is being urged as candidate
for Senator from Virginia, Ill some quarters
So is Mr. Franklin Sloarn5, &c, Ne
There is quite demand for Rchmon'
granite at the North, owing to It's snpor4oI
nua6tv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
ALEXANDRIA.

In a recent case tried in Pottsville, Pa,
some men who were indicted for conspiracy
and uulaw ,ul combination, to cause "strike"
at one OF the coal mines, and to prevent others
from working were fined 800 each, and bound
over in the sum Of $500 to keep the peace. -
The Judge correctly laid doNa the law that
while the workman may work where he
pleaseS, upon such telms as he may agree on
with his employer, the latter has an equal
right to employ whom he pleases, without let
or hindrance .iom others-and that any CON-
binaton to iniure him, or the worf mon in
his employ. Is clearly unlawful and should
be punished. Ii destroys al trade, Injuries
the community, represses enterprise, and 1T IS
a violation OF all right and justice, for others to
attempt 10 control the Business of any man
engaged in Law. II occupation, By such illegal
combinations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
FERTILIZERS.

CEED WHEATi
- SEED WHEAT
We call tho attention Of our farmers to GEO.
A. DEITZ'S LA kGE LIST of the best WIN
TER SEED WHEAT in this country. Mr
Deitz has selected twenty varieties out OF over
ono hundred on his Seed Wheat Experimental
Farm near Chambersburg, Pa, and now offer.
them for sale. We advise every farmer TO sen,i
for the Experimental Farm journal in which
a description and price list is given. Mr.. De''z
will sond ono copy FREQ 10 all who send Tor II
Address, GEO. A. DEITZ,
10 2-IaW2m Chambersburg, Penn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
SpoTsYLvANIA COUNTY, July 10

VERY SAD TRAGEDIES, which are not on the
bills, sometimes occur in places OF amusement.
\ travelling menagerie, situated at one end Of
fair held in the neighborhoOd Of Orleans,
France, suddenly disappeared in the night time,
leaving no trace behind. The cause was alter
wards ascertaincd to be as follows: The wife
Of the proprietor, WHO was nursing little girl
OF FIVE months, was summoned into the mena
eerie by one OF tho attendants, at about four
the preceding afternoon, to give directions
about the service. In passing along outside
the cages where the animals were confined,
her dress swept the bars Of one which contained
4 lion the ierocions instincts OF which had been
excited by the smell OF raw meat, lust brought
in for feeding time, and lying at hand The
animal caught hold Of the gown with one paw,
and, a. the woman turned suddenly round,
snatchH with the other the child out of her
arms and dragged it within the cage. The
poor mother filed the air with her cries, and
even struggled to diacnraec the infant from
the jaws Of the beast, but all in vain and when
assistance arrived the child had been already
halt devoured. The horror OF the husband,
who came in Don after, was mingled with rage,
end, aeizing gun, he shot the lion dead on the
spot. Immediately after orders for instant de-
parture we're issued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
MARINE List.

SUN Ross.............4 % MOON SETS III a
sun sRrs.............T II man wArKK n'g IN
ruET OF LEXANDRiA, july II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Vi " Colt. kythcr. Wellington, t.
w A Smuut
Schr Mary Anna Warrington, t. American
Coal Co.
Smoot
GtIiEH.
steamer " " Cot Kythcr, Noriolk, by "
A Smoot.
Schr5 /. Baker, New Haven Mary Anna
Derby, Conn roaI by American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
"chr7 " IL kcn&el, Sopor, ana j j Ward,
inman, hence vt New York 18th inst.
Schr Chss Kaymon. Higgins, for this port,
cleared at Boston 18th INST.
Schr VIM Allen, Corson, hence ct Norwich
18th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The Lynchbr~g Virginian says: ''We have
had abundent evidence that the S. .npathies Of
General Candy have been wholly with the
Wells party in this State. His whole course
shows it. And there is abundant evidence to
prove that other high official officers out OF the
State, and who are most "gingerly' treated,
had precisely the same sympathles, and de-
sired the election Of Wells and the triumph OF
the Radical pr~ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The health of Mr.. Geo. Peabody does no
improve. lie expects to vialt the Virgins
White Sulphur Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARK Ell July lO-lho haf-
kot Tor high grades Of Extra and super Flour
is lrmer, with very light stocks low grades
and family dull, without land; super Oa
SIS % and Extra 60aSS - The transactions
in Wheat are yc. light in consequence OF the
small receipts sales OF new rcd at l4Si Az
bushels old offered but Withdrawn. Corn very
firm and prices higher sales Of 10 bushels
mixed at l0}, and 400 bushels white at lO3alO4.
Nothing doing in Rye and none oifcIlng'-
Sales OF Oats NJ iJc.
Coal OPERATIONS York in the anthracite
coal regions at the latest dates from the mines
had been pretty generally resumed. Hence
forth "a the end OF the year il is believed the
coal production will steadily increase As an
additional stimulant to tho largest production
from this time forward, tho retail price OF coal
| il firm with n tendency to higher rates. IL Is
believed that the present deficit on last year
production, say half million OF tons, will be
| overcome, and III increase BIO realized OF O
quarter .! n million by tho end of August. The
supply Of coal from its highest increase. was
reduced 10y the late suspension Of labor about a
million and quarter OF tons. The quotations
| for Schuylkill coal by the cargo ut Port Rich
mond. for shipment to points east OF New
| Brunswick. and south of Cape Henry, are now
| 50 - iof the three sizes of broken, egg and
stove, and 50 50a5 10 Tor chestnut. Lelligh
| coal is quoted by the cargo at ElIIaDethPort
| and Port johnson Ut 81 ~ Tor lump and stove,
| 81 - Tor steamer broken and egg, and - -
| for chestnut. CJul is delivered to tho trade 1T
| Baltimore, by cnrgo or ear load, At ST I0a1 ~
per ton, ana to consumers at SSaS 80 per ton.
| The delivery prices to consumers ut New York
| vary widely. In this market l.ehign coal, per
gross ton, Is delivered at IS jOno per ton, and
| Schuyl kil 15ca!l pc: ton less. Freights from
| this clty t. Boston and like distance is 81 25a
| 2 81 per ton, 10 New York IL 3Oal - per tom
| and L. Providence 81 From Eli2ehothport To
Boston 81 ~, t. New York 90, and - PfoVi-
| dcnce ~ 10. -Phti9. LoiGer.
In addition t. tho above tho Engineering
and Mining journal OF New York gives inior-
nation Indicating that tho late protracted triEe
Of tho miners has been more or less successful
IN It's objects that is. tho cutting I'D any over
plus oil supply and securing, Tor tho time, n con-
equant advance OF prices thus grinding the
lace of the poor all over tho country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

70 MS hH'or oj Me lhcoHI,t, G".6h
see by.a recent number Of your paper that
Major Charles t., Mallam, who 10y an almost
unanimous petition ut the citizens 0i frcdrr
ick.burr, was appointed mayor oi that place by
Gen. Srhncid has been removed by ten
Gauhy. Major Mallam caIlc 20 tins country
with Gen. IlavelocI, in 1901. lie was m Officer
i'm the Crimcan war, and was also III the scr
vice Of the Turkish Sultan, and Tor distinguish
cd services had conferred on lima a Victoria
medal, and one from the Sultan lie was a
volunteer all dc camp 10 Gen. IlayeIock, In
spcctor General If Cavalry. He remained
with him until April -, l$G2, when lie was
appointed Ordinance Agent in the field. On
the 22l Oh November, | 90, he was appointed
volunteer aid On the staff OF Gen. .. Burn
side. On the 3lst Of May, l,G1, was promoted
to captain of volunteers aid-de camp on the
same Generals staff; all this time serving
without pay, except when serving al Ordnance
AGENT. On the 18th Of November l>Gl, lac
received commissioners Captain an Assistant
Adiutant General. On the 18th OF March, 1864,
he was commissioned l:rcvet Major for gallant
and efficient service in Fast Tennessee, and
from the ltapdan 10 the James. lie was no.
tilted by the War Department that he had
again been commissioned a Brcvct Major from
the "a Of April, 1850, for valiant and mcrto-
rious conduct before Peter. burg. The army
being disbanicd, he wa, on the l9th Of Sep.
TENDER, 1863, h0norahIy mustered ont Of the
service. He has letters from Gen. Burnside,
lion. Ira Harris, and Gen. Grant, (nOw l'resi-
dent speaking in high terms OF his gaIlantry
As an officer. Settling in Fredericksburg alter
the war, BY his rankness and ulbanlty Of de-
pertinent, he soon won the esteem and c0nl.
Al. 1 l.. 4 ltntn
ciont burg and A. before stated, they, without
any solicitation upon his part, asked for his
appointment as Mayor. Being thus kindly re
ccived las every decent man is) no would not
Join in denunciations against the people with
whom lie had east his lot. His first offence
was to publish letter, doing justice to those
who had acted kindly towards him, although
they knew he had been in opposition to them
durlne the war but the var having ended, in
the language Of President Grant, she wanted
peace Unfortunately there are considera-
bic number oil drifts, who do net wish peace,
lest their occupation should be gone. The
second offence oil Major Alallam was, that when
MI Mckenzie srokc in Fredericksburg hc was
upon the stand. That was cn0ugh-and
straphtWay the bummGrs and muskIats left
their holes, and ike sleuth hounds, made q
foray on Gen. Candy, and by Misrepresentation
procured his removal Had they been inform
ed they would have known that Lewis Mckcn
zic was lar better Republican than his oppo
nent-a man that the people can trust, and
being elected by the true Republican party,
and supporter of the administration, is fairly
entitled to the appointments Ia the 9TH Con
gressional district which vii! no doubt, be fully
recognized. This is written without the EnOwl
edge of Major Malam, and only a. a tribute to
JUSTICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The ATTITUDE OF NIRGINIA.-In regard to
the restoration of Virginia to the Union, the
New York Tribune editorially says:
1--WE cannot say what Congress may do IN
the premises, and have not assumed to speak
in its behalf. But this we can say right heartily,
that we hope Congress will promptly and JOY
fully encourage Virginia to resume, under her
organization Just effected, that place in tho ma
tional councils which she should never have
reinauished. The late vote Of her people was
the fullest ever given; there was perfect order
and quiet at her polls, and no one was excluded
who was entitled to cast ballot. Her free re.
publican constitution, with all prescriptions and
acknowledgements stricken out, has been ratified
BY the largest majority ever given for any con-
stituton Of any State and We should esteem
it a grave public misfortune that such an over
ture should be repealed.
Then you would have the members elect to
the new Legislature admitted to their seats
without taking the iron clad oath p
"Most certainly. This has been allowed in
other States why not in Virginia Every
one should take the oath of fidelity to the gov
eminent and constitution, but not be required
to swear that he never gave aid or comfort tc
the rebellion. 1t seems to us strained con-
struction OF existing laws which requires this.
There is nothing 10 be gained by shutting out
the new Legislature two-score or SO OF the
foremost men Of the State, while we could not
tail to lose by 1t the moral effect of their voting
TO ratlty the fifteenth amendment We need
their votes Tor this far more than they need
he seats to which they have been elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

At recent meeting Of the ST. Andrew
Society, in Washington, committee on the
proposed consolidation Of all the st. Andrew
Societies in the United States and Canndas,
submitted report in which they recommend
the calling Of general convention of dele
gates from all the societies. with view to the
ultimate consolidation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
as AN Alternative.

IT acts directly upon the blood cleansing and pun
ling tho vital current of all the humOrs and taini.
which disease or nalarious influences have piirt-t
there. and eradicatng and neuiralizing the effect
of mercury or other poisons which may have betn
taken into the system. For this reason it Is IL
nlbc rs 4 remedy for ScgoFCLA, EauPrIoSi 10.
me SKIN, ISCIPIENT COySCMPriON, DRCFSY, a.,
and will cure the most yirulent and obstinate
rasps of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
The NJ. Y. MERCANTILE JOURNAL
EsrAELL.nEp l. lsGs

fSIAElI.l NED 1. l1i"i,
Is published weekly thursday iiorningL
giving the most extensive and accurate
Price Lisis ever Issued in the 4. y. Ia Pol
tiles "a ~ strictly neutral, but inic pc n,is nt
in its crit isms upon ali matters affecting
the tOmmcrciui un,i Financial interests NJ
the Nation.
Pire. Ws,ky np the time ct iutcaB .EtlL.
JotH.N almost iniI+n-hh' &, all h ,s- >t'
Bond by Ioyis-DuEs Ch'mr- Paints All Oir-1pi
t-n All $lt-CpuIty Procure HnriNs
Fruits ani Nat HIDE Ini Leather -IOtaacos, &C.
"TnF nv Y.,u, MIE,AsIIi Jot this ua
sth nrd,-sNI po.efit, o'Litit.i ru,.
uts "ni va ,lH L-II iIonIi.u - '-bs y J. Hff
OF 1, lt-
TINS aEw IoRN MfK' JoUENA
H,.ks ia IT," Noi we'll uiri IAUiaI .shJi.
tue Pyiurc McI'ta-' ani Money MAket.. which further
dated Is uiidou- ahi temperate eii"ria- T JorEs's
L. irlHHs, OF. % Leo.
Tar NV YORK MFKr anJ
other exhibits 81 PIOuco, M Aiie AMI 1,s Jcc
ty ani d.crminsDn. n I.s 81 ,i... ~ t
a9IvA.'-Er,sAJ EJJTCss, he~ You.
Every business man should have Tn.
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subscription price, $500 per annum tn al,
vance. Address
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
Ietter from Hanover County.

Correspondence of the Alexandra Gazette
HANOVER, Va, July l3.-There has been
a whitening drought in this section Tor nearly
six weeks. The corn is but little more than
hat its u,lal size at this season, and the cat
cron is the most Indifferent We have had iol
many years There We're partial rains Sester
dav, which we hope |! he followed By coplou'
showers.
The election passed off quietly. There were
threats of vengeance made by 'our coiored
friends" to their comrades j they dared tt
vote the Conservative ticket, Or 1t they iailed
to vote the Radical ticket. Some, however
voted. and others did not vote, and both par
ties have been threatened with personal Vlo
lonce Others, who were aspirants to oihce, anc
who had been assured By their scalawag Trend:
OF their election, are veg desperate, aud are
irving to produce serious trouble. Thelc l.
some reason to apprehend difficulty .! some
sort from this source at no distant day, as tht
disappointment is very great, AMI the ieclln4
IS better and intense.
But the white people Of our country have
PASSED through too many dangers to be alarm
ed at these indications, and only hope, for thu
sake of the deluded blacks, that they vii! &c
wisely and discrcety.
Our county was carried BY the Radicals Ii
the election Tor delegate to the convention, b,
two or three hundred majority. The ConserVa
tive ticket is "o'g elected by 1GS majority. -
You will thus see that ms readings Of !ic po
li.cal signs, as communicated IN my last, were
more than realized.
And now that the asoay - over, and Pra
cious Providence ha3 rolled lway the p0rtcn
tous clouds which hung ao heavily on or" hopes
it does EN- that il Is Il t subject for dryou
Thanksgiving to Godon the part ol our PEG
ple and would call upon all christians to ap
point some suitable time 10 return their CRATE
lul thanks TO Almighty God Ter our signal de
iverancc | would suggest The llrst Sunday
IN AurlIst next a the time. HANOVER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
GAZETTE AMI

The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
moro Sun says: 1.-THE President, it is stated, is
anxious tohavc his brother-in-law, DR.. Sharpe,
elected to the u. S. Senate from Nirginia.-
Had Wells been elected, this was part OF the
programme We presume, il this report be
true, it will be no reason that tho Legislature
should elect DR.. Sharpe. Surely it is not ex-
peeel that in order to have favor shown, the
President wishes with regard to the Senators
from Virginia should bo consulted. This is a
stretch of compliance" not expected By our
people. We will not believe that the Presi
dent desires any such compliance to be ex
acted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
Foreign News.

A disnatch dated Paris, 18th, says: u the
Ministers have resigned. The designations oil
Rouher and La Valottc have been accepted by
the Emperor. and the other members OF the
Cabinet remain. The new Ministry will be u
transitional one Emile Olivier rel Ises port
folio for TIE present, but VIII probably accept
in tho Gnu The Radicals are indignant at the
propagation of the legislative body.
Following the example Of the Tories, the
Liberal parry in England are now organizing.
Numbers of meetings in favor of the disestab
lishment of the Irish Church have been adver-
tised to be held in various parts OF the Kingdom.
Serious riots occurred at Belfast between
Catholics and Orangemen on the 18th. Win
dows in many Dwellings, were smashed. One
Catholic school house was entirely Quilted, and
another badly damaged, Several l,otcrs were
wounded, aud policeman, while endcavorinr
to restore order, was seriously injured
Gable news has been received from Funcha
that republic has been proclaimed in Ma
dcira. Troops have been dispatched from
Cadiz to the island.
No signals have been received through the
new cable from the Great Eastern since Mon
day. 1t is supposed, however, that no accident
has occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
VIRGINIA ADVERTi< FIR.

VlNEaAR-Fcw pers ms arc ignorant OF tho
pcrricious influence of sulphuric, nitric and
muria,ic soids up5n lie human organs OF al.
eestion and tho entire alinentary canal ana
Vet il is declared upon good authority that
much Of the VINEGAR in c-nmerce' or ii4uid
sold ~ vinegar, is made by tho use OF lhese
concentrated acid. nj = cost OF not moro than
one or two cents Il gallon. Tho best vinegar III
general use in Tie United states is acidihel ci-
der. la Europe acidiicd wine l. tho most g.
tecnoa and hence the namd van, VINE aIsre
sour. la hng!atd matt vinegar Is popularity
used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

Turner, the colored Postmaster at Macon
Ga, has been 10 arrested on charge OF coun
terieitinr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

Having figured out that the result Of the
late election in this State was not Democratic
triumph, the ultra Radicals are now busily en-
gagged in endcavoring to prove that it was not
even Conservative triumph We have nc
wish at this time, to discuss such questions;
but before the election, these same ultra Radl'
Gals declared, if Walker were elected, 1t would
be great Democratic Conservative triumph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The Lynchburg papers say the cattle deceasl
is prevailing at Bristol, supposed to have
originated among cattle brought from Texas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
IRISI N
Formula Of
DR.. JOHN WILKINS,
BALTIMORE, Md.

For sale by AT Druggists. Je"-i9tW3W
II. II. COOK. VIM. s. CREihHr"h'
HOOk Il CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
PURE DRUGSAHD CHEMICALS, PAM"
Varnishes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No. lOI King street.
Prompt attention gwen - orders and an
quiries from the country mar 9-tl
shMuEI H. JANEEY MAHION II. JAEEEY
IANNEY u Co,
81 DEALERS IN
fUHE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS " PUTTY.
No. 145, King street.
NJ Orders and Inquiries from tho country
PROMPTLY attended TO. sep 23-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

Steps are about being taken in California to
protect the Chinese Immigrants who arrive in
that state, from ill treatment.