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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

GROCERIES.
I IT sHERWooDS
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
Cor. Queen and st. Asaph sts:,
ian 2ltf ALEXANDRIA, VA
wM F. BRooKKs. cEAs. g TAYLOR, JR.
pROOK ES u Ia LOR,
ID Dealers i'll
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
Cor. Pitt and Prince sts,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Country Produce taken in exchange. mhlo
DAVY s. HARMON,
GROCERS, FEED s. COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.
Corner Prince and Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special attention given to the sale OF Country
produce. my 3-tf
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, WIZ rs. LlQ-
UORS, &c, &c.
Cor. King and St. Asaph sts.
Country Produc, bought at the highest mar
ket price.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city free
Of charge. my e-u
c.. VIM RAMSAY
NSuVCSSsoT 10 hOuSH N hhuirhJiJ
GROCER,
And Dealer in Fine Teas, Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Goods, English and American
Pickles, Sauces, Jelles, &c,
147 King street.
Personal attention given to orders from the
country ian l8-tf
EI q 9WAINE,
+. No. q North Royal ST.,
Two doors south of old stand
Has on hand and IS constantly receiving fre,'
invoices of
GROCERIES, WINES i LIQUORS,
which he will sell cheap for cash. fe 81
I CLINTON MILBURN, =
y. FAMILY GROCER,
And Dealer in tine TEAS, WINES Liz dfORs
ana CIGARS,
Cor. Cameron and Royal SITS.
Alexand ria, Va.
PARTICULAR attention paid to the selection o
choice Flour and Teas. nv 2e-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29
FERTILIZERS.

SEED WHEAT
We call the attention of our farmers to E3.
A. DEIIZ'S LARGE LIST Of the best w n
TER SEED WI EAT in this country. Mr.
Dcitz has selected twenty varieties out ot over
ono hundred or his Seed Wheat Experimental
Farm. near Chambersburg, Pa, and nov oilers
them for sale. We advise every farmer to sen /
for tho Experimental Farm JournaI, IA whitn nn;,l
a descriptinn and price list Is Riyen. MT DeitH
will send one copy free to all who send 5ir lor H.
Address GEO A. DElTZ,
;ooIsN.Jm Cham bersburR. Penn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

DR LOOCkERMAN, -
(Grad. of Bait. College of Dental Surgery, ls44>
No. "A. SoUrn WASHINGTON ST.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DIR. L.. respectfully informs tho public that
10 the preservation of the natural teeth, and
will continue so to do, and invites those who
wish to save them TO call on him. knowing that
many are extracted and destroyed that by pro.
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
AS APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AND coILEuKs.
nov N-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

.nIssoLUTIoN OF ooPARrNERsHIP.
The hrm OF fWEDDERBURN & SHOrfS IS
by mutual consent this day dissolved
A. j. WEDDERBURN will settle the affairs
of the firm. Parties indebted will please settle
at once, as we wish to close the books as soon
as possible. A, ). WEbi'hh MN.
Having now sole possession of the COM Nj kR-
CIAL ADVERTISERS newspaper and JOB
OFFICE, respectfully ask contlnusnse n. oi
p"'' 4 j. WRDDERBU KN,
June II, lSG9-tf ~ Alng street
WIL1IAM MURRAY
MERCHANT TAILOR
No 7. NORTH FAIRFAX SrRExT.
Has lust eceived his
SPRING and SUMME ER ASSORfMEN mi or
CLOTHS,
UASSIM ERES,
AND yESTl NOS,
Hainyites hc friends and customers to eslI
-, ava,n;ns Lis stock mar ~
TCEl ICEi lcEi
Nj. ELDRIDG x CO.,
No. South Wharves,
Are prepared TO furnish superior
BOSTON ICE.
at all times, in quantities large or small
je l0-tf
INDESTRUCTABLE CORSET STAYS
Another lot lust received and for sale by
I'D CHAS. W. GRERN, GS King st.
GRANTS SOUTHERN CRApkiRES2. best
III quality, by the dozep- single one,
j. T. y BRIGHTON = SON.,
IUAYER Cc1J5LERS, of sutifu styees, and
wv asso,fJed sizes, at remsrl ,bly lowprices' al
l.Ssss1 King street. ,umo>.s soN
my % j. L. CFEldhIoN- ~
YONS INSECT POWDER tr the des-
|, / truotion Of all kinds of insects Stonebra-
Far Poison for Rats Reaches. g. iof ssie by
ES IEADBENER CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

NEO. H ROBINSON & SON. go 1fs"
GROCERS, FOR ORWARD1NG AND COM Mis-
SION MERCHANTS,
King street. Alexandria, Va
Particular attention paid to thu selling ot all
kinds Of Country Produce. Goods forwarded
promptlt nov 2l-u
THOMAS PERRY r.
FORWARDING AND COMM IaaloN MhR'
No. Is King street. Alexandria. Va.
Farmers furnished with Guano, Farming Inn
plements, Groceries &c. at tho lowest market
rates for cash. aug 21-t
GEORGE WASHINGTON. W. W. HERBERT.
YNASHINGTON & HERBERT,
w lSuccessors to Geo Washingt.nJ ,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nc II North Union st,
Alexsndria, Va.
Particular attention given 10 the sale Of all
kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, and ili.ng
orders for GROCERIES,, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, LIME, SC, at the
lowest market market price. lob TT
D. D. GOULD. w. II. wiLKENINd.
IOULD & WILEENING,
GROCERY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 0U n oItn ROybl 81.
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS. COFFEES.
SUGARS, WHISKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
&c Strict attention paid to the sale OF COZ N
Try PRODUCE. ian E-ly
r ROBERT EDMONDS,
81, (Successor to w A. Smoot y Co.
FORWARDING & GENERAL .COMMiS-
SION MERCHANT.
No. King street Alexandra Va.
Strict attention paid to the aale of all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE. dec 3l-ly
T. A. BREwIs R. III. LAWSON.
RREmiia 81 LAWSON,
akOCERs. LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
Nos 67 and 90 Camero on street
jyTtf A lexandrls, Va.
+ 100 3 bbls 4 No. Potomac Herring.
25 bbls net "
% bbls clipt "
90 bbls Family Roe
26 bbls Esstport
6O bbls halifax
40 bbls net and gross Shatl
For sale at lowest market rate ,, by ~
mys BREWIS s. LAWSON.
A RCTIC SODA WATER
Having one of the above imprt we'd style OF
Fountains, we are now prepared to draw a
quest OF that article Thankful for past patron,
age, we would respectfully ask CONTINUATION oi
the same. COOK IL &CkElGEiIoN,
ap29 l07 King street.
C,ROVER & BAKERS FAMILY SEW
VI ING MACHINES constantly Oh hand
and for sale at factory prices. The superiority
Of these machines for AL kinds ot family sew
ing is well known, nearly two hun 1red having
been sold il this city an the counties adlaceht
Send Tor circular, or all and examl9e pelore
purchasing For sale by 80,
iel ES T.EADBEATER & co
rRYSTALIZED OIL.
NON PLOSIV E
Manufactured by
A. G. LUTHER
NIB 81 81 King street, Alexa., Va.
D OTOMAC HERRING-5O bbls No Her
L Ting cobalt bbls Family Roe Herring III
'0'' '''- " AVERY g. DAVIDSON,
, ia9 226 King St., cor. Alfred.
GTGAR.UURED HAMS, No. l Mackerel,
IL Lard Dried Beef, Butter and Cheese LOT
sale by - uIIRIfRN.
je IL - =, :
IaMILY FLOUR-l.6 bb,s los. Maphis
Family Flour, warranted to give FS''S'''
ton, 10. sa'0 0S rHos. PERRY, 10 King st.
"ypODERMIC SYR1NGES OF best MAKE
II ;nsf rnceiyed and for sale by on
IL lu-' q ADREATER W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

Married Persons, or Young Men comtewrIa
ting marriage. being aware of Physical NcaR
ness, Organic Deblhty, Detormltiea, speedily
cured.
lie who places himself under the care "f ID
j. may religiou-ly conids IN his homo. a. :
geutleman and confidently rely upon Ia. sA"
n y physcian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

THOR RENT-The STORE on the corner Of
+ King and Columbus streets, occupied by
( Wall Possession given August !,
10 % colin lane DADE, 2s King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

MATER Cc,J1LERS, of b sutiful stres' ana
wv assosfted sizes, at remsrl ,bly lowpri'es' al
SIS King street. cnN
A nv % j. L. ChElGh IONN D"-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

Especially, who have become the !.etn" %.
solitary yiee, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an ultlmeiy
grave thousands of Young Men of the moS'
excel. .ent talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening Sens
tors with tie thuAdcrs o! eloquence, OF "aAei
to estacy .ho living lyre, may cal! with i"''
Confidence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-29

BAKERS BITTERS-A permanent cure f1r +!
d Dyspepsis, Nervous Debility, snd al ;. at.
seases caused by disordeted state of the Liver
or stomach. Just received and FOR safe Gy
my22 Whhr Wo IL ~ -
C1PEAR'S FRUIT PRESERylNG5 SUho- s.n;,,
TIoN I for preserving all kinds Of .dssinsi rrGt'i
CIDER. tomatoes. sc. A full supply '''''F'a
ana tor sa'' W E.S. .LEADBEATER & co.
, 1869-11-18

Thc Wcnthcx-Pcfsonul -- Thnnks-
giving - Artsckcs OF A>hocitAzion
Filed.
Special despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SrMIkGFiE1n, Ill, Nov. II.
After continuous rain for forty-elght hours,
the weather changed last night, aud terrible
Storm Of FLOW mud e1lct act III. nci now winter,
with great severity, Is again ulou ua
lss}ari Taylor lccIufra nj the t,ptra lIonso
last night, hu' owing 10 the sescrt Btoftn the a.:
teu4at re y as not large.
Secretary Of Stase liu;u1He las hcru quite sick
fof tbc I'ast frw uAs+t III much 70 ~ 10 conlue
hin To his EernI.. thi. i-a he will be abIc tp
attend tU l,lH EHtIeR fise last Of This week.
: The SrrltRfr!'l Luuss~r leave iIrrc tn.pight ior
tlnlbrt, where th-f Attl E'tc aN exhibition drill
htR tt' tsuiS Hf 1It'lI II hher the command Ut
t:oiuncf l. y johnson II In nnt-t.toUd hero
that tit rla'sh } l'c the t~t t1rtsi company In
the Sintc. AID they hata Just claims for this dis
t.nctinn.
Tie nirIncn's tnntna.prnt will tase place hero
to mosFew. vi " hch ltsle the Quincy ani l!lunn.
tpgtou coInrsues will c.'otcLl Ior thu champion
Blip,
All ot ahr Slate AMI government nf1fccs hn,t
huAintsa hDlsf8 Ecf4cFa4y III TINS tIty, Mtt Ia
cDse3 .1ru1tu ~ tfichrAl. Tt +LgsxlvIag. Tnr.
Acss aEe III III H'Alll, hud II ally l'z4lx u nuI Ya
Cen4t per l<,lIlul,
The srurtz ant ". G:cnetrrr t'0ai MuluR Com.
PRny, Of *patt3. K,nun III tunnt.. capH4i stuck
fN tx, Rt,,f 1hr arr.ettlur tm.tIght lt,,tltaG{.
Cnp nj sf"rA e;t',Hs, Hirt arIIelrh vi ncuf frusa.
ttuu to s,ny.
huuarr uf cnnhtics hn,c 3rt 10 return ~o.
FtfArfs Hf thr A0;fk rAtl 1T tfr late t.icct1l1t.
Intsl tt,'y attend iu tna The Uui:,Al vote raunut
tC pbtn1Lc1,
, 1869-11-18
fl%"'sl i'ruf'ttrh II 1ha tslsfFsKh 1't''dsHn
W4aHtAHthA, ftnF, II,

Prem the .s<rc 1nrk Tribune, Sor. Is
cansa'e o. the THtsd Election Dsstnc. Of the
ascertain, - nearly - piaeuca6:c. lie nun. a.
osr Of voses pol, ,ed u sd dl.t1lct At he
!a'e election ios wn. y. Goodach, the
bl5 IN tae Flta District & ot K,nsL " Although though
tie CANVASS has tos been completed, sur1cieni
tasss ea!e alteady been tlictiea to essabl*n
ragcous fraud. In the District aforeseid, III,
Goodrich was credited With $50 yotes, al told,
ont q total Of %. show1ng majority Of 1e fot
ticket 1ecesse. . majority Of s. Candid
Oh. e1Esrs who made Ii duty 10 stand at the
polls ~ d., wefe completed. assounded At suca
Mr. Gooareh nos en1y 4s I'D not eHsse0 ran behind @
tay np % 70 d "a; saesa % .ae II f. ao{ iee se
ssan:s Ill., VII @e se9sa seSeT psnosa s. asss xe.e .ee
20 conctnEent Of toe!f support In the First
District, wnefe the opposition WAS more ap,nted
1est than the ms}ostsy on the stase ucket-wnic1
aiscIspat = 10 accounted far On the ground that 4
rev Goodrich hsllo:a were Overlooked OF destroyed
q at esente, Neee hot counted In the Second
I'AtI,ct. l5:ng VIZ tmpuetia:e!y between aad On
ran eng hires hehind The susie ticket, aud re-.
brace move Democratic vo.ers srl.t,velJ. thsu
the Ihiso, aad we're carried by the DeMocza1,c
ssnE H Il, ue9ss5 is's ysas r.. not nth
1or1,ies IN both. in spite Of vigorous ctlor: &
aEaIn&t him But. while tie Iesals IN tnoae Dis
tr1cta waA a. hol'. quite satisfactory, v1i.atn-
Gus frand was rGtcSyed for the Third where The
Republicans had reAson to lock Tor oe:ter rc,prns
thar IN tne otter tEo. II votes counted anything
The cnoFm!'y Of the Outrage has no parallel IN
the history Of elections IN the Twentieth Ward
Allegations Of fraud 70 for little when unsup-
ported By proof. but, u this instance, cvidenee
Is not TatttnE. AtseaaY, IN lhe CANVASS
have been obtained from electors, wao 1oinn.
tas1J nake cath that thry voted u tue lssc De-.
AasemEty. OF these. some thi,ty.stx s5c Daruo.
czatR wh1le only II Republicans nA7e neet, fou d
Who Totad ag1inst MIN, md thsre MIG did not
vote II al; which, tAfeu II 4 fAlr nadg 70;
, 1869-11-18

death Of the lata President Of the 80.
!ience Il a, ,.nlo-ttze lpostrait Of President
lincoln. and u corresponding position upon
the lelt q AEla! po1ttHt Of Genera, Ra1ltna
ABOVE The hcad1 OF kha ostcef1. - thor ut upon
she stage: q anspca4td : medallion embossed
ectlbed upon T. and upon the other tlde or tue
stage hfe tuapeI dcd similar medANons, bearing
ne name1 Of The Generals who have commanded
the army Of the Tennesaee- Adore the arch,
ana ieAcmng frum one side Of the stage 10 tne
other, are tie words Of General RaH.ins, on Vht:c
cahF49: Let Us meet together and ha1e good
lime tEverJ portion Of the Wal1s that IL available
and the balcony IL oocupled With p!aures, mot
toes battle 1agt, army relics, 4c., msklnE fA.
pf1J that hAa seldom bceu equatled In ttts
country. The nsR1 Of ever1 corps, dlr..
sion, and brigade OF the army. and
the ca1Aiff Of The West arr there In
great numocFt. While doxen Of more Of large
days make nea. and beautiful dfaperT for the
lower VAT. The decoration bat teeu done IN
ttJle that could hartlly have bccu surpassed. The
headquarters Of tic socles1, at the dst uouse.
The Cincinnati delegation arrived at . o'cloct
10, r!ght, and marched to this ha1t, preceded tf
the tewnprt I.aph Taef trlueh the meeting and
lrbtrtteh ffrm tntnce to the t}1!t H9nse-
The tpecial trail, with urnrfal enefthsu eut
plbefr, ffofn WAs1inktbr sud Baltimore, 9il not
e httt til tntdnlxht, another aecteht haE!nk d.:
Erutsstttt, Nn.. Him b tn.-tirnere.4
| HtefinMh, Iatetr, hhd ttsesr. rhu we're delay I'd
NJ lutIk I'll thr tuste, hare Iiat affiret.
, 1869-11-18
MILITARY REUNION.
Meeting Of ttar Society Of tho Arm,
OF 4tln TenneAtee mt 1.ost3nyttlr.

Meeting Of ts,r socicty Of tho Army
OF ahn TenncAtec nt l.osti4vltlc.
IorssylsLx- Nor. ls.--Tbr *oc,r1y Of tho Army
day. Thr iacet.ng ~. e.ls1 u order !, a;cuersi
~. 1k1Ec, FIftl Vice lErnidcns, Generals
sherl1an. Wettzcl, Wilson, As1e.,lta. and Corse,
motion, wetd Invited " take avsts upon the ala9e
A. they apptasrd taes ~ere greeted ~ilh voc,t.r.
Ex-Governor Dsan!e,,e, al Kentucky, xss s,,o
Invited 10 aeai OF thr Stage.
General }. y. laAunAu Has introduced, aud Ia
OF Lousrille welcomed the lnr4ter II ~ Louisville
In response to the sLGa'tJ ~h'ca uIisas bc made
Why they copl1nnc to aA-euhie yeasiy. be asd
man BY pAtp1c IA foctA pc1aE. ln ttie cuttTA Atou
OF friendly relations and recsProca,lus kia1 Offices
ali good men experience the grea1est amount Of
happiness, and ~ the co1sc:Husnrss Of = dis
charge Of duty consolation TO the soldier, 50
re rejoice In the reflection that the saor OF the
r.. r iss sss I'D; !Edsslsd t for ,ns oessias. q
tects Of the society CORDIAL ~e!ccu4e n.us: erer
await its gallant metnoera Tue ns.t in tue 1ed
ea nescr ~ ~ IL 10 ssta1n IT, souf hoe' weeomed u
AlGs91ts- y parties Nhea struggling for relief at
Asa ia.sti ~ that noeic ch1tfra4u. Tnomas, when
on MoNtious commander ltd u in.o toe ta,aine-
stricken Ines o! Chattanooga, lie ne1t .nate ri,
0qaeanJ o. tne aescfAi eau palgns oI 3ha nrmy
ffo@ ~ o1santz..!on 70 .ne elose OF the ws.: IL
tnen referred IN louchlcc 3rrul& n tnc death of
Genen1 Kawllns. and conc!utr<l hF no,n1 M ~
int member would casEy home jaypus 1ecs,i,,.r
west >''~ ''SA'ss'''R CITY Of the
A. the conclusion Of General L.uau.o.s r.
~. ~ 9enta ,,ss1s ~ AaEa} .as iatsoduced. it
pleasure Of extending the katu1At.oa 0, tnr sot-
d!ess Of tee easals3 q tue wtal Tnef wcze hcre
fcunlops be would have them coatlnuc an, rrnest
associations brought into ex,stence eyonna thr
eamp-nfes, On ne march. and 10 the midst oi
1poke II ealoxtsue terms of she ary, aud, 10 III
1hDe Of henrnck5. welcomed then here.
, 1869-11-18

FtetiAl t'esthtct n thu i'htrast ftrthr.
Ntw ftht, tut. II,
hi.h ~tst t#tHA fitkt.
1ttph tintilhh tdfthe Inn ,tfss. ths ttl.a4 4tt,t
ytttst, #tit MtaHEhttE, Ats n dot vi II ta M
Hhst lh'is t'tli#hlha, Aet ths Aa4rs1"A tn,st
tlhI" ~t's Il" FhH'Iy IN y tns AH}A. thp IL ~,
tIb"tth III aItg AAiltal FnFiht, Will itss ht,t n
HD'aIa1IH HAT Hail t'nHithHl, Rlui having Asnlsga
kIat lar ha titaI1H2lttts.
twHhiAatkIi rpHAEHnr,
4 laAhtttl III taNtitttsit pt,alAI antttnnF whi
fuItl, jthttlst, IN ht'ltas IN IltRsasett n iEas
ami hhs NJ ttH isuI.tttft!sett waa atftats,, at4
aa' lltat th6 'aHileI iAHla ltGtn Dhs Ut lhs syea
efn tilt4a.
AhEH r,Ir Tim tnaiE tEaunDxEyH
1tIF EtltilnntF chsttHA WAtsttuH eAl'r,l tsslsf
d"y, Hurusn| |" In l*urn with hstHs IN thH tahst
tnsutHtnts. rhH In AmHwt II have htusAsta aal
TiihtatlJ Vi Amnhhltihh IN ltatt1.
rhEtkiru rnUlsct.
A ruini'hn5 " 1tetHk 0teshtted To t+tl itt
Hft"hs ri tlsa tmn rfansit ships, r'Iah fieAf ths
11alrHfHh ftiatn's ltttt5 ttafs skm Win n lsfFt
klhHl.iIt Ut s|tttlH tlt ttt,asd.
4HH AhhtAAttnE tkaAhH in kutA sta,,fA.
fstniat fl.setHkR hare tseH hsl,a IN Mars ',IHla
frteHifs, To ft|40Lls4 lhs QAsatsea u haa a1 Ii
lhu lthlie't EsAtts, ftestlNt1eAs wefs p*,.al, 1,
Ae eheat lh*1 hhheAAtsaA VIM A'aEly ',asfats IN
lhe l'F6sa'pfl!y Ut tha pFSvlAraz+ Ias fasting A
flstahl14l n llla conduct Ut tha lit57yA af,yetR
tnens u atesf,,ly tnnsrHsinK, Ta.' Itat4r ft,.nt
Gle tsss The kEgA!h1Hla " ta A4ttsA +tInus!a A,.
a*!sMsste& hf tahtpuGess4B MA strengthened t.,
c.csy 'iralalch It"nI 1tIn t'ulhn,A! ul1!to.
WALL. nEhEgT.
IlLs!I LEN III WalI hlsret MIS- Stty 4iu}l t0hh
Al tflu EOar,th adjourned very uar5, Af.t jnap
Gfakc!a uRd hr'efhtnfa Lave lcIt tnwn fur IhauA.
glstsk. There vii! be 10 beas!ols Of the toss,.
, 1869-11-18

Thc Wcnthcx-Pcfsonul -- Thnnks-
giving - Artsckcs of A>hocitAston
Filed.
, 1869-11-18
OUR YOUNG FOLKS,
THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
For 1870,

InE A1zts51c Aox1HxEIl B. eopdueted on the
salo seue IlAu Nhcb has hitherto proved aeeptA.
br e. tsn!sens America Trader. i view q their
staaona N!1h The mort lliEzt:rs writer the United
et1c1 ttc publishers frel Arrante Ia asAutne their
Patrons that the future VOLUMES # the MA9a1lue viii
tx 1t least tqaAl to tlorc Arr1dy published Aud viii BE-
e EeneEal tnsefces and rertu. mn; !.tuc.
Af1hh will contribute TO theATLANTIC fnr lsp
neW novel entitled -Je.cph aad 4. ff1-nk 3 :
sspetts nt oouotrF ie and character.
In beg ~lhta.rN fIlkt."
On. HATE will fuInfth ttsIrs Of skctcbra ~E.f<r
~ ki4rAt ssr I'm bady'n< ea.pe Of the Noteworthy
.,c1Ptffsnrcs of his Afrtc adE enturrs.
H1SthAL A.: NAlKxR. Of the TItAaury Department,
VII! 9tcatt Finance. TARIFF, aud related subJtc&s
srNE1 ANpnxust" pizoS, nf the Bp.t,, .sdsrrsts-r)
will e!vc hs tnrress! >ps Of "J,hn rA,na-a1n,- dc:
r!vtd r. careful md uupteiadlerd study oi the
Ehnsrr ia Ealfafrx.
The ATLANTIC tns lr.u I'll contain ,eries Of vataa
be a.!, IT, anonta rspceal!y qnAliarl 70 dlsea.s
chanlral aEG Manufacturing IndEst1tra-
HekulaF hr cecxsUOtl A1tlres bt expected lien,
thr well knoHu 1!srfs who numbered Aiuopx the
contributor! to the ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
7llNa atLE1c CT hr.xtupu rutubrf, IS cents: TeaJ.
r snh'rrrttms a. % In atrancr: Two eutlrs 4f 70
Fire eors. kIao0 Tru eopits. ~ Att fnf eaets
additions. enrs Twrst5 eop!s, 40Un api Spy sr.ls
fog edc.c9.
, 1869-11-18
The Produce Markets.
HfbfE <Sr1HI.

F. r.
III: sS i;$iss %Sssi. u.' '''. s,ss
Vi: Ias:rd h: ssas ssf T.; ssf ase
Fa tsa :. ,s s.ss sa s
Oats heavy ta1ts q = "a hu we.'e:n q ess4e uera
iSot9saoss - vs. Sss % I'M: mn ~. Il astsd eA I'll "a.
thaoftd Baeon aukt Ind i'm. CIT ne.is nonnsl
e ::f = 9:ses sg:ssf a'a ths*'* dull
Mr1.,.-uoehsaFed, *1er1t scotch pis iron
en..ez.'-'f1's' e, eEfSE Fl sEE SELaxp.
+: f Tss;. -.
81 g OK. \ s;5s5saes VI: III Is e.
:ss'ssi; t + so !: ~
Teasa r.; uade ie:s he'd i a aarsaee 81 :ss5e
CWcrsSATt 3 NJ !! a. -H11 ,ps5EFss7 Flour dull .at
!. ;;.:ss sna aoa - d;sopins Il xssitc. R5s ~
%Ge917f15f s2a sss s5s i m,ssas at.ss o. h.
~ ..eF1o;I;,oS: Nt,: se.k htid Statr: no .le.
@ a.,s s. ea'a &c. =; T.
!S s,ssf II sHs fs1 ,tss Am
G1rrs1-ft:a Il ESai:Ss
uI1s5Lin.tsd q! da1; sAsss= L,rd oil t,: "
ssssa. s;as F5sa:a*s s.s duh
ST. LUIS
| sT-Lor1s Nov.t::-ToBAccso-Stcaa5A sod t..n: nde:
Ii: IL 4: IT., t.. IL sHi:?;a.'' % -
| 1.ot1eA->St tacE ii 3kc.
ucM:nAus l.Erf-
| BkLApaIrKfs-F1aar ve-t gniet- With onlr 4 Ioca
demand sEItThre. 90 XXX. ~ snkA.s IA y
| ~ hfarcA e4ss!s-M. Rhe4: uuzhanked: No sTs:n
el lo4ll9i ehoi'e d. Il Il. choke While, ii n Uos1
setlsc And hkheE: old mixed In taekR- a ye: S5c
chIer httc- &11l U2t4 inactive II <3Ae in buk Ap
t.t9tse In tsez1 Barley dull and unebaneed prime i
| for common To chn7et.
| WHlHEXT-FNtn 1t Il a
Pao<1x1o1t-Pask dull at ~ oa94 % for atx. D..
Ealted rHtAa order e1!ee-6nnIdefs> t31%e clears rh
lfc; eieaf ddez- HH8l6he. BAtor aoxA salts shosj
aer1 l63tc eaeaE facs, lS&A9Dc Ls{d dull II l5te 70
| Ete4H-
| hECU11- -Flonf. 80 br1s; wheat. Ea1oo bu: eufe
llnn b: o.ta, Asco bn hz4sey. LIE ba: hox, k{Aa
| BUFFALO,
| -hU!SAEn. Nav ,:-HHk1ts namiu.nF gaehAaxe4
! Tbe stxm stoS2sA b1satA.
, 1869-11-18

Atose i"R table showing The o11ciai sne for Gov.
erner III l-67, and for cruor ana SecrCiaEI Of
state 10 1~G9 All the counties arc oflcIAl EXCEPT
r"lk; The following are the tDaiurtties;
fxttrire ~ r. A11nA,lEc In hi. LAT
fafreh till! o~rs Robinson III laa ..,.,.,,..,.,,,tj.t j.t
tft~'c Enak Id IVY ..,,,,,,.,.,.....,.... i4i
wRs ,3p ii. cine dccsrate OF l9,1ol on thc tu'c
Of two Years aso: An,l decrcAse Of c. 1871 on the
vote for tT~tidcnt In IsGa.
II y III tr eeen that sir. Brccsr has n ua{Or1ty
OF s.%-9. Thr lnntpt1ra oa thc ulhc1 Slate utrrrs
VIII frn!n ~,s*s' 10 p4n: pcrhunA sn1pe Of them
mll exceed ., 9,'kN.-MaftsnH Stdfs .}nnrnot+
, 1869-11-18
ForrlAn Markets.

Fotr1Rn HfNrkrf1.
FINANCIAL
lL,HtH,x. Nov. t.. t:rfnfpc.
fensnl. a7.. Hnndt-'6.e, ~ =; .6:A ~. ~. -
" &os. - EIir. .ot llllH.is, setN.
rAhi1. Nor. II.
1tDutpc 41ultt Al III 6sr.
tpNArnrItf. ....-..
li> EAle4,1. nov l;-tt Is H. Ill.,
htr = hrAt. " tud. &'Qrt, ~,
F"tk. il.hr. Lard. s1tt.
LIVERPOOL. Nnv. ;7-r:srptns
fs'tton i,,n; nliAUAt, l,stHlls,d; sAits ut iA,ta
hates.
llrd Wsttr.n whrss, u Cd; winter, ,ps lud. OtheI
trrsIptnt1. nhrlans.1i.
!~rd. 7As ~, lih.s rrcris!cns unchanged
fIoNtk,H. Nov Il.
ft<hn<h retrrlrnln tt.izts sSd. i.sls-t.i a. It
Il ID.
flAxncnh, Eo*. Il.
rrif iruIp. VI
, 1869-11-18

The Governors Message to The Leg
Isluturc.
NALK1Gu. Nov. 11.-A 9uofnn OF tho f&g1sla-
tare mas pre- cscnt- The Governors Encs.aac puts
lite total STATE dCpt At &19,oi3,Ni5- 1t vii! he liz.
cee1aET to dnd the Interest on Oil ton'ss. The
HcrsaEc orN'rcA population aud farther lnCtc Ase
OF tile pulllc t1ett tAyoTs lcral sya eru o! cutu.
mon tcaoolA anu recommends Cnnnge III the
mIlltlA laws
, 1869-11-18
MISSOURI,


ST. Lor1s, Nov. i7.-Jndge Knight decided to.
day that the Circuit Court had no AUTHORITY tC
grant Ill Injunction against The County Court ID
the matter Of the sa,e Of The Pacific Rstlsoa4
slock to Hudson +. Bridge. The petition wat
therefore, u,Amlssetl.
The doat'De debt Of this city, exclusive o,
treasury warrants used Is currency, III $iCsa Hto
BONDED debt, Sl3 s3l.0U1. Tntaestima.e revenue
next year exceeds the expenditures {5i.iHA
To-MoGruF will be geDer4IIy otserred rs holi
dAY.
Ite suits entered few days ago, by parties prc
Dick, fvr the forrlble collection ot al assessment
levied OF them bT General lalleek during II.
HaT, hare betn y !thhsawp, aud suit Of attach
MeAt nletl instead.
The Accommodation Hank, OF this city, has suet
the mississippi Valley Telegraph Company fo
f9,n0O.
jsmcs Il StCkes, prominent Anh wealth,
merchant uf St. Louls, died this afternoon.
, 1869-11-18

Tho state LcGisintnrc-AgrIc
EuiI.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Soy. 17.-All tho newly
elected members Of the Legislature have feeu I'd.
nitteh TO aeatH. The seats Of 1rrskoycr and
Magee {Denoctats} frota Mobile, Will be contest.
lutiou. asking ConEreAs TO remove al the u&saui-
ties Of the Fourteenth Amendment.
The eighth nnnuAl taIr b[ tho Alabama STATE
Agricultural SoStetJ commences here Oh tue I'd
inst.
, 1869-11-18

@ofe entitled 70 their Sympathy fot thsr hal
eeen oepfised Of tneis natural protector md mn.
fef dtacfaiminx tic exhibition Of fee1.rS hs,a,,;
.hat ~ necesss!y III the discharge ii II. utv to
sne isma{ ot re aeeeaseat to tbs people Of Is.
ec1tnce, the gpeakef closed. s' LIZ s'A'