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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
10 tie IotcrS Of Fdjitdr

10 Ut 7 VT'IE Y IW'T'TE
1t is high time you We've organizing Tor th'
approaching election. have no: heard from
the County Committee. do not know that
one has been appointed II it is designed TO
endeavor to rescue the home Of Washington
from the foul embrace q! ralicalism let us lily
a. once. Let there then b. 4 genera! meeting
OF all opposed to til. Wells crew at June Court
to appoint County Cammlitce Tor each mag
i.terial district, with superintendent Tor each
Let active aud efficient men }" appointed leaders
of ten, and chiefs OF iiitics. let great effort
be made to redeem our county from IFS present
position, by the union OF all Conservatives, and
aid - push on the cause OF Walker M'hen2lc,
and whoever may be selected t, oppose filnr.
Fairfax COUNIY, June I. ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

1t will be seen that cx-President johnson,
in recent speech in Tennessee, Comes back
upon President Grant in 4 rather belliserent
.nanner'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

SAMUEL NJ. JANNEY. Samuel NJ. Janney
is perhaps the abest aud most cultivated theo-
logan among the fiicksite branch otthc Friends
now living. He resides at Lincoln. Louloun
county, Va. His hair, silvered With age, Is
parted and combed to one side. His features
are corrugated in deep lines; he has high,
iull, and broad forehead, and lively, piercing
eye that Enthusiastically reveals power of mind
and quickness Of perception. lie wears trim-
med beard under his chin, and dresses with the
case and neatness void of iastiaiousneSs, and
characteristic OF scholar who feels other
things more worthy Of thought than the oxac
titudc of color and cut OF a coat or the shape
Of hat. He impresses Que with the knowledge
that he is at ease in any company, and mani
tests more than ordinary culture in his pleasant
bearing and fine conversational powers.
author OF productive power. Among his larger
works are Lille Of William Penn, Life OF
George Fox. History Of the Society OF
Friends" ia four volumes, coming down to
and inc;Idnv the separation. His smaller
works. arc "A Summary of Christian Doctrine, ="
Conversations on Religious Subjects, " and
"Fital Religion and the Meaas of Promoting
Ii.
This i, the Quaker whom Grant has appoin
ted superintendent Of the northern supcrinten
dency of the Indians, with headquarters at
Omaha. lie ard his family and other mem
hers of their party arrived in Richmond last
week, and departed Tor Omaha Monday. e.
Rt,hsaoa| i,,d) R,lcui NdU 31h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

BRANCH OFFICE -..,-..
htkSr NATIONAL BANK BUlLDtrd.
PHILADELPHIA,
where the general business Of the Cvnpnny Z
transacted, and to which all genera eorrespoHn'
encc should be sddre3aed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

In reply to the frequent charges of cruelty to
Union prisoners in the South during the war,
the futelligencer publishes the statistics. The
number of Confederates IN Northern prisons
during the war, is stated, in round numbers,
at 900, OO0 OF Federals ia Southern prisons
10000. OF the Contederates in Northern
prisons, 2S, 900 died; Of the Federals in South
ern PRISONS, $4,000 died 1t will thus be seen
that while the South held preponderance Of
10000 prisoners, there were c, 900 more deaths
in Northern prisons than in those Of the Con
isderaey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
FANCY GOODS.

xxyniTE and FANCY GOODS,
CS King street.
have iust opened large lots Of
WHITE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
ind NOTIONS, &c,
Ali oi which [ will sell ut inducement Lr,ees
10 colt CuAo. w. VI Nm ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

A CARD.--OgAEGE c. H., My y, $50
We, the undersigned, jurors in the case OF u,
Commonwealth vs.. uegndon, take this method
Of acknowledging our obligations for the kind
and hospitabic manner in which We hsvo BEEN
entertained BY our worthy host, Snow!en Yates
anl we ado acknowledge our obligations 10 the
efficient sheriff, Messrs. John Il. Williams,
and Joseph Ii. Houseworth, Tor the con-iicra
ton with which we have been treated, and ais0
for their cndcavors 20 make our time a. agrrc,,
bic 90 possible under the creum tancce.
Thomas DAVY. Foreman.
II. b. adiey. : +. Gregory. x. a. kudd.
Owen Nugent. w. f. Vincent. Jas G.Hrinlcs.
G. +. Webster. Augustus Butts T.. II Simpson.
VIA OweaS. VIM. NJ. johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

THE PROPERTY STOLEN IN GEORGIA. W ny
not "tell the truth and shame the ID at
once by calling it stolen property and property
obtained by highway robbery? Look at the
inventory" atchcs, diamonds, silver, plate,
spoons, end lacr<." Pretty subjects for cap
ture by great army ENGAGED in the noble task
of Saving the Union !! This property wa,
stolen or taken away by force from unprotected
Georgia families By brutal soldicry, many oil
the diamonds having been wrung by violence
from the hands OF females; and in no sense eau
they be considered abandoned property, ex
ccpt that they we're stolen by abandoned mon.
As there seems to be some doubt as to the hes,
mode Of diSposng Of these trophies, we would
suggest that the only honest way Is to send
them back to Georgia, and let some officer OF
the Government advertise descriptive list
and call Tor the riehtuI owners. And this the
Government will do il it Is not as moan a,
Butler himself -Saraanah Rep0Li'c"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

Under a law obsolete Tor hall century,
the officers Of the Treasury Department have
for some year past collected tonnage and en-
romeut dues annually OF canal boats and
barges, because they fioated to tide water. $50
These dues amounted to over fifty dollars 4
years. Ii appears by letter addressed TO the
Assessor at Buffalo, that the Collection was
illegal, and that the only tax is five or ten
dollars, according to the size of the cFat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

The Continental Hotel at Long Branch, n.
j., was sold at auction Oh Wednesday. TIE
creditors combined anl bought the Lotrl at
$91, 800, with twelve acres oI ground. The
furniture brought $4,000. The properly
or ieinay cost 500, 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
SI.OO0,O0O

CASH CAPITAL. .............- si'"""'''"
PAID IN FULL
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Manner.
DEAD BODY FOUND IN A RAILROAD CAR.

DEAD BODY FOUND IN A RAILRoh d Car
The Kansas City Times says Yesterday
evening. as some employees Of the Union Pa
cite Railroad opened the door OF box freight
car at the State Line Depot, their vision was
Mortified by the form Of dead man lying few
teet from the entrance, whose blood lay con
gealed in dozen places on the floor The
body proved to be that of well dressed young
man named Charles Il. Brady. lis head a;,s
terribly lacerated and his skull irightiully irac
tured, as though struck with Ratchet Two
fatal cuts were ia the neck, Just below the right
ear, aud bullet had pierced Snort distance
into his right hip, proving that 10th pistol and
u Ratchet had been used 10 the murder
% the young Gan' 3 fiuger was found beau
tiiul gold ring, and in his pockets were found
some letters aud pocket book, containing a
lew dollars in greentacks. The supposition Is
that young Brady was murdered at Sheridan,
Oh between that point and Junction City, and
his body thrown into the freight car b. the
:nurdeters. The car was billed empty, from
Sheridan to Kansas City, and there being 10
occasion for its use on the way it had not beeu
opened by the employees OF the road, and thus
the body was not discovered until i, arrived at
the depot here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
I & w. J. ENTWISLE,

NROVEK s. BAKERS FAMILY SEW
" ING MACHINES constantly on hand
and for sale at factory prices. The superiority
of these machines for all kinds of family sew
ing is we'll known, nearly two hundred having
Send Tor circular, or call and exam inc before
purchasing For sale by
iel ES LkADBEATER & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AM EklCA,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACi OF
CONGRESS,
APPROVED JULY a. lco''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

Prof. Wilcox, the Woman's Rights champ
ion, has resigned, under some compulsion, the
Office OF Librarian of the Bureau OF Statistics.
His letter Of resignation is rich and racy read
ing. Like womau's letter, the postscript Is
the most important portion OF the epistle. 1t
reads as follows: cit seems proper to add
that my Judgment agrees with the opinion OF
leading Radicals, that this Government is un-
consciously tending to despotism, " And he
really has come to this conclusion, at last -uu-
fortunately not until he found lie could not
hold office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

STRANGE PREPARATIONS. Senator Gland .
Ter left here, with his family aud servants, on
Saturday night for New York, where he i'll
remain few days preparatory to SAILING for
Europe. His vile and daughter each { AXE
with them colored female servant, and he
takes two black maie servants: These Sery ants
are to be fitted out while in New York W it'll a
snowy livery. The coa;S Of the mea ser lants
are to be lavender color, with white but tons,
upon which is the Michigan coat OF arm :. ex.
cept that the stays support the letter G.. which
is of red enamel, with gold edge The emale
servants wear large belt buckles beanf & the
same designs as that upon the buttons The
hats of the men are black. with 4 wide urple
band, and large silver cockade, in the centre
OF which is one of the bnttoes aiores nd -
Detroit Free Press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

uGrrrrse rpA WAR."-TLe Washington
oorrosnondept of the n. Y. Post, Radical
urites thus Leading Republican politicians
seem determined not to allow the Alabama
claims question to remain at rest, but 10 make
90 much capital as possible out OF the attitude
assumed by Great Britain. y movement has
Lcpn agreed upon to have this question n'c1'"e
one of the leading issues IN The next l'i rn'u
t;nns forcing the Democratic party To io'o"
In the wake the Republicans ahd applosc
their course, or to take sidcs at once WIN '"'
English. ..,.. G...Ic
among prominent politicians here, and lIli r.i
stems are to be taken in Pennsylvanla; Ionll
,;e,ans from that State, including Colonel fof-
new and Minister Curtain, are among us
strongest advocates, and will endeavor to MAKE
This question one Of the leading pianEs III Tie
Republican platform for their State. -,
Those who are directing tie movement i'e'
nositiye that it will prove successful III mater
ally STRENGTHENING the Republican, parry anu
nroduce 4 good moral ofitri. Mr.. Curtin 1t
Is understood, will take Ccclsldn ut the bahlu''
which is to be given him ty the mon Lf'S".
OF Philadelphia, previous to his departure 10
| Russia, to assume a decided position on !hi'
question, and discuss very lGlIy CIR l'''''"'
with England. 49, c.o,,.
There is good reason to believe that Sshato'
sumner il heartily iii sympathy with The
n movement, and approve the policy Of maklna
the Alabama question 4 lcaling Issue at To-
canning elections in the various State. " hI''
here, MIR. Curtin had frequent iuyerSie%s VIII
Mr. Sumner, and the views oil both a. to 'h'
proper poll y for our Government 10 pursue
are almost identical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

A SENSATION On Saturday the pubic
were invited by 4 published notice To attend
the services st Clinton Avenue NJ. F.. Church
lu the evening, where Rev Mr.. Harcourt was
announced to deliver sermon upon the S2!,-
DAY horse car question. The title Of tbs ser
mon. as announced in the notice, was "fas h,
No. >. Rum, Lager Beer. Oug Common
Scoundrels, and the Horse Cars A cor
respondent informs us tina, NE sermon was
fiery and denounces in strone language the
conduct OF Christian a2iaister in attempting
10 catch the eye OF t.,s pnbLebY such startling
title. No littl9. sensation has been caused by
the encouragement and by the serm Cd, aE1 the
msltey came before the meeting of the clergy
at So. Paul S. NJ 4. Church on Monday morn
my. Mr.. Harcourt's conduct was severely
criticised and denounced as unIeeomng and
indecent -Nocark (N j. Ady9tjser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

CHEAP HANDK RRCHlEFSi
CHEAP HANDk ERCHiEFSI
CHEAP HANDk ERCHlEFS
q! every description and price.
jo ) eojt CHA" ". dkEHN'
MOSQUITO NETTiNGl
MOSQUITO NETTING
.Iust 20 hand st ,ppno
ie e0jl =. w %"N ~
INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR
l,ise Thread
Choice Silk
For sale nj the lowest possible figures. At
je &c cost 1. w. 0hEhN -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
ROBERT JAMIBSch

GEORGE WISE. ROBERT JAMIEscH
EIRE, LIFE
t. AND
MARINE,
INSURANCE
WISE & CO,
no. 81 King street.
Fire, Life and Marine Risks placed in rela
BILE Companies at reasonable rates. Persons
wishing Insurance Of any kind will find it 10
their interest to consult US before placing their
risks
FIRE RISKS IN THE COUNTRY takaa at
moderate rates. sep l6-ly
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Washington. ie st

CTRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM FES-
= TiVAL AT MUlRS HALL, CORNER
KING AND ST.ASAPH STREETS, TO COM
MENCE ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
7th INST. Tho ladies If the NJ METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH, will com
mence festival at the above named Hall, on
nayt Monday evening. the 7th inst, which viii
be continued for several evenings during the
week. Having Oh former occasions been sue
rc.sful in their efforts, they hope on this occss
ION To- he literally p@tr0hl2ci. Every effort
will he made e. please a small admission fee
viii be collected at he door. je I'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

FIFTEEN HUNDRED FRuT TREES MALICE
UUSIY GnsDLED A f.w nights SINCE, at Ben
ton harbor, St Joseph county, Michigan, i'll
the great lruit-growing region OF this State the
orchards Of Martin Green were visited by 4
lang oi rascals, who gmlled | 300 peach, cherry,
apricot, plum, pear aud apple trees valued al
$IO,0OI. The trees were IN iuil bloom, and
covered with mass OF blossoms. Ii wa
evidently intended that the work should b.
thrGueAy done, u the trees Were hacked and
cut, anl the bark peeled oil with malicl
Gus care. The community was aroused, oi-
teeed SIS, 0oh TO: the arrest of the perpetra-
;rs, aud set 10 work to repair, as lar a.
possible the evil which had been done Five
or six hundred trees were regarded as utterly
hope hess. The whole region was laid under con
tributlon ior rags and grating. wax. The graft
inG-way was heated in large kettles, women
and children stripped and dipped the rags, the
tree surgeons tendcrly closed the gaps IN the
ragged and torn bark, end bound the orifires
closely WI. h the ban1ageS, alterward painting
the whoi g literally with the hot wax to ex
clude p,e air and protect the fcraIrs that must
nc .sf. to nature.
IL is sutmised that the failure Of tine Western
'Fr .n$lortation Company, with which Mr.
q recn was connected, may have been at the
'.Jotton Of it, The people declare that there
are enough trees remaining IN that section TO
hang the authors OF this extraordinary villainy,
should they ever he caugbt.--D.trof lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
OFFICERS

CLARENCE III CLARK. President.
LAY COOKE, Chairman Finance ana Afe'c'
tive Committee. %. ,n,
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice Prc-ideni
EMERSON W. PEET, S.cty a'j Ac'daT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

OLD WILLIAM AND MARY. A circul lar from
the President of William and Mary COLLEGE an
nounces that this ancient and Tar famed iENtl
tuition Of learning will be opened Tor students
on the second "Wednesday IN October, tthe
l3th) Its buildings have been restored, ana
well selected library and apparatus have been
provided. The history oi this scat OF learning
covers a space Of nearly two hundred years. -
During that long period it has educated men
who have risen to the first rank in all the de
partmcnts OF life Among lis alumni have been
Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, John Tyler
presidents Of the United States John Mar
shall, (Chicl Justice,) Pcyton Randolph;
president of the first American congress
John Randolph, Of Roanoke, Benz, Watkins
Leigh, Winfield Scot, John j. Cilttendcn;
Nm. {. Rive AMI many others OF national
fame. 1t will have an able faculty: Who does
not wish well to this time-honored institution
-R5chnond WHO"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
placed in responsible companies, at fair rates, By
ap7-tf HOOE. WEDDERBUKN IL co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

SOUTHERN REcUPERNrIoN. Despite ihc
policy OF tie Radical parry despite 1t" aIr5c'ous
legislation, and its persistent efforts 10 degrade
and debasc the South, despite the swa!'ns oi
CARPET barpers and DEGRADED scaIawae-, dis'
bite all the malign influences to which the
South has been and ia still subjected, IT'S PEG
pie are steadily recovering from their proSIfalG
kinds have received new aud powerful I'M
pulse. The dawn of better day ~ already
frightening the horizon and few years "l
sce the Southern States beyond the power oil
their enemies and again exercising controlling
Influence on the future destinies OF the Repub
lie. The material fnrces Of nature must MAKE
themselves felt The fertility Of their soil,
tbn ilI;mitable treasures OF their mince, then
prodieious water power. their great navigabe
rivers must all continue to make the section
eventually the most prosperous and powerful
--Ne,o York metropolitan Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE The IA
~ dersigned having taken out letters OF n.
ministration on the estate Of the late AIIi Al, ,
lei GOODHAND, hereby gives notice to u.
indebted to said estate to mako prompt pay ineh'
and ell having claims are requested u bHnF
them forward properly authenticate toy sell
Element IF NJ. JOHNSTON,
10 2-lws Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

WILL OF SAMUEL MILER.-B By virtue o! al
order OF General Calby dismiSsing the motion
made in he c.rcuii c>urt oil Campbell, and mn
der the law OF Virginia giving jurisdiction 10
the circuit court OF Richmond III all cases Of
probate arising in Virginia, the will oil tue late
Samuel Miller, OF lynch6mg, was on yeStor,,
day admitted to probate IN the circuit cour; oil
this oity on the motion of n. Nj. Page, one
of the executors, who gave bond IN the sum Of
s., 0U0, 600. The following gentlemen appeared
AZ counsellor parties Interested under The will:
Judge Alexander Rives, judge William Rob
ertson, JUDGE j. A. Meredith, Judge William
Daniel, r. II q. kean, and Mr. llalstead.-
Rich. Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

.IrwELRY SMUGGLERs. The New Yo,A
Evening Post gives the following in relation to
the arrest OF smugeers among the passengers
Of the steamer Java, from Liverpool, at Jersey
City, q day or two ago
"in the tunks OF Two Germans, naturalized
as iingiishmen, quantity OF silver plate,
watches and icwehy, was found wrapped in
clothing and secreted in stockings, tootli-pow.
| der boxes, bear grease rots, and shaving soar
boxes Similar articles were found in the tag
gage ri two ladies and Two boys. In pear.
powder boxes quantity Of rings We're found,
and 4 number were also hidden among folded
gloves The ladies' were taken into state
room by Two women and required 20 disrobe
Quantities Of bracelets, rings and brooches We're
found in their boliccs and suspended in the
folds of their skirts. The boys had also con
cea!ed articles OF minor value One OF the men
had fifty gold chains suspended round hlsneck,
between his undcrshirt and shirt. The other
Lad numerous rings in his panta!oons and vest
pockets, ard a quantity oi bracelets IN the
skirts oil his coat. The iewelry seized has not
yet been appraised, but may prove to be worth
about $50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

Js,uE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Established in 1889
Beautifully and healthiuIIy situated Three
miles west Of Alexandria, W., f.s boys for bus
mes or college Pupils received from tho age
If nine. Deductions made for ministers and
for persons sending two pupils. For circulars
address the Principal.
:. 1 ,c Rnr MN Z IiAkDNER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05

SEWING MACHINE TUCK ERS. we
- have just received from the pateniee re -
ing vt Chicago, two dozen OF the lmbrosea
Patent Tuck Measures and Marker; lno NJ
for sale by ,.,,,,,u sco
Iny3l X. y. LEADbhA 4 !. ~ W
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-15
tLu' I.i u. Hoe - Co.'s J1oaJ. T1F
b CIRCULAR AND CROSS CUT SAWS.

900 MI T.isI1us -f.Hn1 hlr
.hlau1 1.3fj al t..r.if
iufvH sst1rEa s18iio7d LHi17rI
WIgbh.5I1a doH.i.I .m.fD
IA tf fHvi8er i-u, snd iJeirN ITuI
qL- .-..r D.. bob hlinalI. "a I.Tr.f.tr
DO o.it fgU 13lra ufE H'F
7ror' HrrGi1ri p lH t'I..-
rr f fr-uHi-YT ..g.. Tt FaI
@ Ir.r-HJ lr1
900 i4lu.I-Iu. hua -noCH..| ..H.H
-L-a-Ls LL- IllHLlL 49, -- Ill ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-15

Nt.aitt FRElGHTS. .f .I.. 7.
RATES MEMpHIsPotk. Soc; whisky and OIL per bbl,
sc Sail, per bbl, Soc; Flour aud Meal per bb, zoe:
Corn, tef sack. gc; Oats. per 100 lbs, 1c; Potatoes
aud Apples per bh, Doc; Hay, leompresscd) per ton
- So; Heavy Freights per 100 lbs. 2Oc Light Ffegs
per 100 HIS B5e Lumber, dressed. in bundles, per
81 on; Lumber loose, per NJ, ~ ~ lf.
RATES RAiJ rnos N Y. AND BusroN To Csmo
THE BLUE Lisr-lst class, ~ "a; 2 do ~ II; 81 do
~ a. 9TH do ~ Us; rteeini de-. i1c. : f
To New AOU, cotton, compress EIDE. on
do do 3 f d. unconprsi sttl ............ | IS
To NEW ORLEASs--Flour per bbi, JOc; Potatoes aus
Apples Soc Pork Der bbl'. b1c; Reet Al 90 Whisky,
per bbl sl0O; Coal Oh. per b 81 20; Corn BE: Oats
prr100 bs; Tobacco. soc per 100 ksi Cotton 81 81
u per bale: Heavy Frcights 2Oc Light Frerhts c per
100 lbs.
IIay compressed, nor ton.-,.-.~ ..,.,.. ..-ffos
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-15
WANTS.

NXyANTED-AlexandcrC County orders, at 80 cts.
w and CITY scrip ut Scents on the dollar, for all
kinds Of Lumber aud Builders Materials. -.
nnIadu w W THORNTON.
NITANTED-AlcxsnderC County orders ato0 cents,
w and school Orders at par, IN payment for furni-
tnre House Furnishing Goods, Qneenswnre, etc., etc
uaflsd5t B = HARREIl
yIYANTED-Alexander County Orders at 50 cents,
j. w and School Orders ~ % cents, In payment for
@ariida " JEwErr WILCOX co.
WANTED Sons good .'sash' sawyer and one
w good "Jg'sawycg., Nonel ,nt NJ. mon need
! apply ~ 4. WILLIAMS.
| marioliiw ID fsrI % Cairo City raw NIL
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-15
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.
CAmo, H., April 10, iss

I'D Tho weel,o opens with generally quiet market for
produce -four and provisions, aud orders are coming
la loss freely than last week Receipts otcorn oats
aud hay not being large enough 90 induce spccuaton,
tho transacons recorded are all Of limited charnc-
ter.
TLOtIl--Ts rather moic quiet than last week, prices
generally remaining the same Some orders for low
vrsdosnrc being held for fresh receipts, socks
Of that description herg Unusually light AZ present