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LADIES Corsets 81, worth 81 80. b
Kraus & Co, Cor. Main and Adams.
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wHRE and Pink Mosquito Netting
from New York auctions. n. krsus & Co
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REMNANTS of Pants Stuff, cheap. J.
II. L-oewenstinc & Bros, 81 Main 1t.
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FOR v%ICKsBURG.

For Helena, Napoleon and vicksburg
MARBLE CITY ---------Car master
This splendid passenger steamer KIN
viii leave as above ~
SATURDAY. 18th inst. ats pm.
y Freight received at the ST. Louis MharfbOat.
fell FLEM. CALVERT. Supt.
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YARD wide Bleached Domestics, 12Ec
per yard. NJ. kRAtS 90.
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REMNANTs of CalicOs, cheap J. III.
Loewenstine & Bros, 23l Main street.
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LADIES Fancy Goods at half price on
our cheap tables. NJ. kRAUS CO,
Corner Main and Adams.
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DIE MoDESwELT, for June, at Joe
Locke's, 236k Main street.
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JUsT RECETvED-More of those Irish
Linens, 35c per yard. NJ. kraus & Co.
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CHEAP White Marsenes.
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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LARGE size Huck Towels, s. 50 and =
per doZ. NJ. kRAJS CO.
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BLANK ~ERTIFICATEs

Your relator further states that some
DAYS previous TO and on the day OF cleo
ton. the said Williams caused large num-
bers of blank certificates to be placed in
the hands of persons employed by said
AugustOn Aston and William NJ. Smith,
signed by the said ]. +. Williams,t that the
blanks therein for the name Of the voter
might be filed up with the names of per-
sons who would consent to east their
/ votes for the said VIM. VI. Smith, for the
said Office of Chancellor, by which frau
dulent and corrupt means several hun
bred illegal votes were thus polled for the
said w. NJ. Smith. at said election, which
blank certificates will be produced in evil
dence on the trial of this cause
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WHITE Marseilles Crib Quilts, 81 o
2 90 and 2 50. on our cheap tables. NJ
Kraus a Co. corner Main and Adams
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GREAT sale Of Remnants Of Domcslles,
Dress Goods, CalicOs, Linens and Yard
Goods Of all kinds at extra bargains. j.
II. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
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Of Shelby county and REGISTER ALI rIIE
CRIMINALS THEREIN CONFINED, and to I'LL
up, sign and transmit to several hundred
prisoners, who never asked therefor, GER
t~iicates of registration, when he well
knew such persons were by law prohlb-
tied from the privilege Of the elective
franchise, and which persons voted against
NnNr ralatOr.
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FoR%. louis
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line
FOR CATEO AND ST. LOUIS

MtIIUIlIo ulIl u LUllo u y WuH LIIIU
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
LUMINAR1 master
This elegant AMI swift steamegN it,
will leave as above -
FRIDAY, Uth inst, at 5 pm.
Tickets for III points, via Memphis and 81.
Louis Packets. North. East and West. Apply
TO General Railroad fieket ONCE, N3 Mafn
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
SAM G. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. tel1
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ELECTION FRAUDS.
JUDGE HUNTER ON THE WAR PATH
ne AD.es to Chancellor Harris, OF Fayette'
for a Msndamus.
Tremendous Bill Of indictment Against the
" Sweet Williams Judge ahd
Registrar.
The Writ Granted and Fiat Mads---A Rich
Document.

Tho aceompanving document needs no
explation. Metaphorically speaking"
it explains itself, being a verbatim copy
of the original, with the exception OF the
sub-headings. which are ours. these
are not " tight papers," in the language
of the immortal bard. we'd Xix 10 see
some that are
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IAPORrANr TO GENTLEMEN.-An Linen
Handkerchiefs, 81 per dozen, worth S.,
British Half Hose, 81 20 per dozen, worth
50. Pulled Bosom Shirts, g, worth 50.
Gauze and Isle Thread Undershirts at
great bargains. NJ. KRAUS K CO,
Corner Main and Adams.
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Capt 7. 2. BOwman-----Sam C. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis for KEEL
w ENA, LtANGU1LLE and -
LARRY HARxEsTAD. Agent.
febl9 ~ Madison street,
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Testimonials of IOhnstOn's Self-Raking
Reaper.

The following testimonials in regard to
{" Johnston's Self-Raking Reaper" from
leading farmers and planters in Pamela
and DeSoto counties, Mississippi, viii be
read with interest:
FROM MAJOR I. y. DAVIS.
OAK LAWN. NEAR COMO, Mss,
lime : 1853
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THE GREAT RED STORE" go Main
street, has just received q large invoice OF
The following Goods, which VIII be sold at
the appended low prices
Irish Linens, 25 cents;
French Lawns, 10 10 20 cents.
Fine Swisses and J~aconets. 25to 20ets.
Ladies' Fine White Hose. l2K CENTS
Superior Corsets, 81;
HOopskirts, IS cents.
JOuvin's celebrated Kid Gloves, light
eolors- 81 q. WILLIAM FRANK,
go Main street.
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EXAMINE our two yards wide Bleached
Table Linen, 81 per yard, worth 81 so;
warranted all linen. NJ. Kraus & Co.
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Your relator further states that on the
dav of said election the criminals confined
in the said Jail OF shelby county were
brought out OF prison, to b number of
about ~seyenty-hye or morc. and infiu-
enced bv those in charge of them, with
out any voluntary act on their part, TO
vote for the said ". NJ. Smith.
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Your relator further states and charges
upon information and belief that the said
Williams attended the Ninth Ward col
ored polls and others in the city of Mem
phis, and then, while the ballots were
being taken, registered a large number of
persons who were not residents Of Shelby
county, to the number, as YOUR relatOr is
informed and charges, of three hundred,
and not entitled to registration, gnd who
cast their votes for w. VI. Smith, as afore-
said.
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BOATS LEAVING rms DAY.
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And a. Your relator is without remedy
save BY the action OF your Honor, being
the Chancellor of the District adjoining
that in which the contest occurs, he prays
and asks permission to file this sworn
statement that the said Wm. NJ. Smith
and John p. earuthers be made parties
defendant to the same, that your Honor
make all necessary orders required by law
in such eases, and that on final hearing Of
the matter and issue involved in this
statement Your Honor viii declare and
determine the rights and interests of the
parties. candidates for the Office of Chan
eellor. and the validity OF said election,
and should Yonr Honor, determine that
relator is regularly elected Chancel-
Tor of the Chancery Court of Memphis,
all the necessary orders should be
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Your relator further states on informa-
lion and belief, and charges the same to
be true, that at the first Ward and ninth
Ward, in the said city Of Memphis, many
persons voted several times, and cast
more than Sour hundred votes for said
eolored polls, THTs WAS DoSE OPENLY, TO
II RNowLEDGE OF TnEJUDoEs OF ELEc-
TON, and that in, and throughout the city
and county, hundreds of persons voted at
different polls on different certificates,
and under different names, which certif-
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Your relator further states that said
election was held by n J. L. Williams,
Commissioner of Registration for said
county, assisted by certain Deputy Com
missioners appointed by him; that some
time before the date of the said election,
the said williams entered int a corrupt
conspiracy and combination with the
agents and employees of the said William
VI. Smith, whose names are now unknown
to your ~relatOr, through Auguston
Aston. who is the half brother Of the said
VIM. NJ. Smith, and Clerk and Master OF
the said Chancery Court, for the purpose
and with the intent OF fraudulently de-
feating your orator and securing the eIec,
ton OF the said Wm. NJ. Smith to the said
Office.
, 1869-03-30

james H Woodwerth, Esq, PrrpIdcnt Of the TrrAatry
Bank in this city. died ve1y SUDDENLY yesterday .. tho
suburban village Of Hlstand PARK. where his family
were making temporary soloarn Ga Sturdy cvcn
ins MI Woodwork left the bank for the ttaiu. on h!s
way TO Highland Park but. getting In way beate
wa1 obliged 10 to Ect board aad In doing 70 be
heeame much eEhausted. ~ much that when be kat
dawn in the caEs be felt great pyrieal dsrtss which
II cEeased Into II uness that pruved fatal In about
tHenty-fonr houEs- MI. WoodwoYth had bccr con.
ntrstd with ecvcrn1 banking Institutions Ia th!1 city,
nessl Away In the posilcn Of President ancc 1sl
bill waa Introduced IN the Houac of Represents lvts
on thr I'd hs Fernando Wood Of frw York, to sstrr
&c mode Of corGuk foreign money for III eorrfptucpt
ruuo.ce to compute the pound stesus 1t bae6H
Of our money, which it, rral value Ia American gold
coin Tor within mill of itA fnltesd o: s4lLA to the
rJund, ~ u the custom now. The present mode Of
lmputatou wA adopted VIXEN Conxrr4s fEst en-
a1cd Federal money. and specified that ! t3ollrs
Of eueh money shouId he equivalent to four sh nss and
s:xencc Of Ensissh coin. The coinage Of the United
States hoxeveE IA not and never has becu to thst
standard Of value In \ dollar, and It Il only
rrplc1ins and ncntenaical to compute Bit
f.h money in thA way. Tho custom has
however, become thoroughly faeteaed npoo American
banker that crcn L Nj. Wooda hIu ahonld become
law 70 far government srsna4esons concerned IL
would doubtless take long time to get exchange deal
en- out of the old nut Of hahit
6everal months the secfetAty Of the Trtasuf IT,
sued order directing internal Revenue and Customs
officers to dcpo+it the government funds coming Into
Statet Dvpo<itArta, when there euch o,ccfs IN
thtr districts, inatead Of with National Banks which
might have bcen de+gnaed As deposiotte This order
which VIA isaard bceauac It was believed that the rrAe
ce o laAntns out government funds in their keeping
call almost uuitersAl with National Banks has
hAd ih expected effect. and the National Bunk
Dtpoeitoricr. III citles whcrr thcrc are Untted
Sta1rs Dcposittri RIGS or A61Itant Tfrasnrc11, hare
fh sotne stinc part beca rapidly resiFu!hs their
privileges drpoeitnr!e. md Withdrawing their secur
ti,r II Il expected before many months eiarec no
National Bank will be ArttnE dcpnstores e1c.ps In
localities where there bonded officer o The United
States 10 takc charge Of the public nsaoey,~-
American railway stocks continue to e-uw Ia favor
with European capttaEts, and notice remittance OF
laD sharcs Il lie preferred stock Of the ChIca3o
Northwestern Railroad Company to The Frankfort MIR
tct from New York Lust week
lsrsc bank with capital Of Eve MILTON. u bc or.
eanlfrd under The State Banking ar 10 talked Of In
New York f!ty.
Below are the closing quotations for Government
Bonds In New York todA.. compared with those ol yc-
s:rday and with thoe Of the corresponding day Of Last
, 1869-03-30

large swtndltnx Transactions In rastors ptaera
his pIcr st3un1 being conducted On larRe Ecalr,
and vArious rafffe; hare- hecu Done out II thou-
Batds uf dottaiA Ine alleged crime for which hls
tlrn In New Hampshire md SECURING the delivery
OF quantities OF leather lmm manulectosy By the
fraud realizing profit OF several thousand dol
LAs.- ItaEE s01Ecd in thia city about month
since, and 6as eeeu looking for plAce TO open
advertised for dwelling. The most Interesting
circumstances In The case if, that Immediately
preceding the arrival Of the detective an
Attractive young woman reached the city,
IN Tse te'ms as,,ss q ,has Ss4
IL Miss 1Iton. and shxt she belong. 10 wealthy
and leading family OF Hayerhl1l Aas8 She has de-
serted respectable relatives and luxurious home
through an Infatuated attachment for BEagg, who
Her parents endeaycrod to break up the unhal-
lJwed attachment and s1ye their daug ater from
fate worBe than death, and on condition thAt she
should reltn9uah the assocaakion, her fataer msde
Iulsuit Of Bragg tmnedlasel, on ob.,inine Posses.
thla city a day or two dnee- Her parents
have becn hpprtsed Of her whereabouts and
Ale on The wny hi1heE. Ar. b7RK ts
accompanied hy anuther polished Individual, Who
gives the name Of A. Sargent, nom boston. The
detective represents him to he an aecomplice Of
Bragg In general vallalny and also In the pre-ent
scheme to get possession OF the young woman .
forty thousand dollatH The pair nre well supplied
with means, nad the case e1cttes more than o1o}-
uaIy lntc,e8t
Mr.. Ersgg and his friend Sargent 20 tae other
hand, declare that The case u &.6dBpiracJ On tie
rsn of pattiel In the StsseS :aho have employ d
the detective 10 get BrzGEaEpsa the linen oy fair
means Of ionl: that - Ilton l. merely On j., q
cidentsl. ca46aeross old aequalntanees In this
CITY, dc, 4H
, 1869-03-30

!! unehanxrd- Carbon higher in the East Ind "a
TAntc Il anticipated berc. The esnrt hand Il Light
3nsrd FM n uaeder7tr rclarzt. And steAdy Il tl1o4
saIssn ssssS :; o.. r. NJ L9.ssa. ~. AZ; Ha,eed
On On Nc Wlpsrf, tiN4LA: Nd Do, sLOaIS; !;
Mhais n ~ a. s%eL y; Bank q sl1Oi sss1.t. =
sPs91e Ul, a1n: Elephant Oil, slAo: seal. tsos
LHji A Ss.ts foos. sLHset@ -
F0CLTRf-Salee Of IL dox Dreseed Chlckess /: 500;
oax Il 41:4; dog At kk13; dnx Pror &1.3 ~ -
oEr.e.A 1G.ksFs 1t ar: 1oD ~ II ne.
G1nAn st r. N .
s1al MG-Mss y ne15:r demand sod frieea .rru n
Atfsean, pAt9leae; canlina. lata1lAc
SOAtS-1rade WA fAtr, and the following prices
, 1869-03-30

IA1ESI
EEW Yonx. March s9.-Maney active and strturent n
r cent In gold and The IN cusrrnrv With ron,is-
sons Of ~ AID j Per cent The bAoks cast la Iaans
freely owing 70 the eat dt1nAnd Tor currency fn tc
interior lherr were soma heavy oAna notified for t.
money MARKET City banks are setttnx down to the!r
lrFA and c%utIous Doubts 2zr eltr,taInri
whrtheT the hcary shfrcnA Of legal trudtrs 10 In.
drtrhk for eornt taFs. have been entirely 10 estIsfy T.
ettmAtt demand. nsoouuts dan Il lUl.o1e r~r ernt
The statement maar on Saturday rrlalive 10 thr
MthIean Gluthcrn h1d Et nlads s3tr.e tzt inrTr
srst Ibc Eng ln J J.nusry. lb6 made o'ntrars With
!A9t rad fTnra Akrn to Tolrda Tie t,ttrr Is
build third raItcad from Toledo Cleasn Thr nm
tInEt holds eod but nothing IA III dcne 10 cs1 il into
Sterling dnu At 1aastalas4 tez d1ty d.ys haux md
lnea, q lah for dkht and cahlc franA{eta -
Gold armcr; cpcned Al Ill sud closing 1t ~ s:9xx
CAeh sid 5cafce r.tes paid for carrying pr etut
And LIS to tat. and frr cat1y ink and ll8 ~
ernt
Governments dul md L,ay rer cent Eover. oNr
Ing Accan 10 tc designed rather 10 make quotations tHaa
Couron., n .1lstails1 ooups.s s new. .11ss:ta,lx
GouIens ts.:: :.lbhtalisA 10 0l..........in 9iHS
Fse1de Ei1cs. lo.haelo<k
State bonds dull and hcavy.
n Csroiinan -. Aabssas ss..'s,.sxS'a xS'a
Tia escek MARKET during the morning va, lerc1at
yt eon.sdetns iht hix5 E1.s. fot money, rdec:
shafts arc fm ihcd A~Aiass ssnfcncy b. time le.nl
The mRrkr continues dai tnt shout ssrsdy mort a the
day nnth iate In the aftc1poon whcn prics fell od 1T
III. eloAirS bcAvJ The elcAnH quotations arc Owen be
, 1869-03-30

F71sn fhc Nr1r luTf Commercial 44"rArtiAtr, 2Hh
We haze hcrr in the East hut Il faint idea OF the
vrlupcti In the Incl1c waters Since the purchase
OF ALaska, lnrgc and lucrative trade has tcrn
tabltshcr NTH that country Many private ycssela
have hccn ntscd out In san Fsane,seo 10 engage in
posts We are assured thAt in another year tats
necs OF water crAn trading with Alas
Ia wln he Enor than doubled Cali
t.Fn'ans +, unise.1ally, reFard the purchase
narlie*t strokes Of diplomacy; step Y hlch, how
s1tf much may have been ccnsursL at the time,
W Nv hsecviyt tho appreciation OF the future Prior
Slaska without special permit from the Russian
- t,etsuMenL enL Inih Of coufte, served ns \ barrier
eu:ersa ssns,. eaa but seE lew American shins
k'lE p5 70 and tro between Stks and San Francis
~ ~, GI15ahS merchandise OF various lescrIntions
2u1 tsseFine t IN return rurA seal skins ier kc.
enormous t1al1c betw ern anr W,, .ne'S !" u. oe -
China and japan, and The nlanfs ~ fhs pscidc
and we shall not tc at All SURPRISED Il II should Sc
time, to Bdd nore steamer. to ;nr iva ~ ~ ~
welt ratron!zed. The existence ur III. io ~ ~
Steamers VIII ",teed business m. Lad ne u ,sc Sr
EDd9eon oi M manE I enssa rro,ue,s md
which have hitherto tccn nlrnost unSnoxn ,haIs..
for example, takc wheat 1na no,,'
Before the establishment OF this tsne, thr
amount OF nour. Last year nearly 60 100 taets n
nnur were imported into CHM, and upwan1s ~
5000 centals Of wheat The chinese appear tn
have readily taken to the use Of nour, aad ia IN
tzoiuction lDto common use ut an early day l. mi
imFrol'atle The vast and rich rcSiens of terri.nry
'FrdertnG on the rac.fc nnve yet TO lie deyeorci
while the great rorortion Of the Increasing tta.Ie
d.ultlssss oome 10 American l.ottoms il Is pot 10.
difficult To perceive that With the completion Of
fartGc railroads and the constructing Of m ysth-
mus canal, our trade with tho Paclcn viii deyeiop
n ~ irNN
, 1869-03-30
New York DRY Goods Market.
SpeciA Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

NEw 10lE+ Mafth =
Weather iuelenent but nevertheless there tt a fair
Inquiry r sea.nnabc et!cs at low rzt= prev LINT Thr
Elirttnn D. Beown Mnslta is rerlnet~a u iate md
sitter Dleaesd do to ltc In ether elAts.s of god
.tesdy request At f"r Amoskceg Riehmondf
,od Z, sspEas1ss - g., Heavy sh<st!a;. brig !sss4iss*
STANDARD hmwu n1I. l7c, for PigkA
.CotnuAdes rule low M 1s&9:t, Cotton !n enoi
tlrply and fAr -cqufet AA 9s0c, but job nj Ak,s
nEe Earrct Wa!ps II kyod rtrl1cst md Epnd h!1nts
{cb saatc czsh. AcTittes active At 64fc fof Hlut
.;e Ianey woo.rnA IL fprtne .c!eha P:cnty, dull and
drTrrs.ed Crash and lncn clv:h;Ess dal ND heavy.
eilks 1rteh lupti1s rukd ateAdy. hrInsing &.h bak
nr-c24 tn good 7t>;uttt at scts CO Atkak9 PopGnA
{r,-I,
, 1869-03-30
The Produce Markets.
M1LWAuKEE.
EnNedn1 n..stafch l., Tf,t, f.hica n Trfbsrc

/ ~ 4lS AMC&Eo AIilN3c
MILWAUKEE, ttasrh n
BnEAbs1CT1s-Flcur quiet, hI1n and unchsns 4, sale
Loo brlA Wheat 1uIrt and alm; Aales 1900 bu .
alMh for No III Hor, sits las ts,*,. Il i9 A." sLopi
@ s fsb. IL. SiiSs 4yEa i s
- 3te nov: csTs .tesdy ~. l:aS = i ~ q
au e. q e. ..pss nsa1 ia q
PKoS1srox, auiss firm and unchanged
| REcxns1s-1tN K brIa negI. tao bn vheai, 1000 bu
sGs le Il 2. g e. e S:at assE !: %e % u n. ass g sr.
pork --
'5s T. +. ! ~; = tSf ndaIa. agtssss 'sA''
Sds T. 5;,,s .ss II; W;4 S 4
ss so5 sd e ehsi:s shiss IL shest Il @ s1.ts VIZ
3sa fos sn 1s eAisss * ss1s Haa f' foa: ea:
ss< @ csn. e. o1 d quite Z s :aiss sas!s: 30 &c 6
Il ~ s's IL cs;a sa Is si, i jill M
i:SeT xhRs c.iIicsui.; M Il Il ~ h:: H. Me:sa
IT. | B sas Ss iss sss s aa % Ga %es1s sso.
sinsr x.s o,s,.e 70 s1FW E.ae
H;hEgns rass ~ q (, h;s
m;.e 's W1 Il s; u 'sf' sf & tls deefr
ssl;s q ~ oa'; .9o ba in !sir re9n.r. s.e. Z n9
80, ~ - ~ -. veAte8A ~ e'oses 'S"'o@9S H Ia'AuAa
Il s;.Ss A q Eain IN T1ssho,He Aarsh sSt 1sss Hheas
i.sa; bu; bailey. sasll IL; malt, ssssi ba; pa
Tfoc1su.-Rkr IL -: arn and nn,,,n,r5 c,e,c n,
1fhisnfc sas.E Gnst ,s'e, e loo hhas c"ss sti
r.aaed bonded. ~ A7s'A. - - N''' W. '''
Hoft-Qukt q sAl6t for American.
fcr new nacf1 :enb3,aJLn I'd d.; sA0lsT3 IL
Ef!nr: sea.asAU ttr :. prime mes: siso,
tQ hrN pcw mcAs, eeHef May. At &N.E. Bee
dM!l: tacs ~ l0 trls u dhSo for CIV ratn tntN
q ls t.rces At ss4 nxs ofrr rrme ao11o
te4nh4a Cut meats Fsrahy; ess Of 1s5 "a Il lAA
e :. liz {, e a9s. dss s: ID as Fl 81 A f..
ht ~ eAcs Of GU tIerrt1 et II. <. chiefly lStc .of
rc1a yf4e 70, kettle rendered Butter seisy II ga
&c Ohio Sc for Stat< Ch<Frr fr1a At le4
.1t1 tu cfu 1t 4ikd rtr ktestncf chisdJ II thr a.
bs6c t4sr,
tA7se-krx
ERxAbs1r7H-Flout ei ed a rhade er,nef ftr tnr
rprfnf md very frn md ad~aasinS for Winter. Kye
.r1ivG and nrni II u d for Wcsiey Os.s aicady Il
NV ni1rd t1srfn ~ a Ia a. II sfor y IA ~.
PRoslx1oSs- quit aod 6Fr, u $stso iur new
fe4is gp1rt ma ssesdv Hsrnn onirt md nrrh,asaa
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PHILADELPHIA
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Ella Il &7 h1 af0 Oho N Ia o1S s3 f.nrr Al sid eTz
ls Whest ste.dy nd =, al ea41 IL. sin~r Il II 4
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, 1869-03-30

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Mssa@ IN {; Gls.s12si,ain si.s1s ana god
uors 1T city alanshief. md averaging 800 .xaw
stoef G:i;is II dasaat as.
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s,e:s4 =. bsisss aoan I I'd sSa lie Tsase q
CHICAGO DAILY MAHKEr.
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aT The hesd Ct -EoamerdA,~ and ths Graln Il IN al
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REISI ,aA aso J., =; shge a = =
sow shoes .sd under .satny see1al.dnE soek;. tha
Gsose L 8, e IL. T. I'd
| 9saa fns ab Cd Ro fts Y ss2s , Gass n e
@ 81: 4 srtsas IA 10 M K !. % 81 q aa s. "a
Z :. ise = e. :. 81 t.a p tF: +: "a 4 81
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ISes l. ssI1 M FS; 4 Isl P ASe Il atss tsss1n S,; ri.
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cfS1lss sRo5s e H1h.s ss lis @ Z: s .sss uoae
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,Ss - r Is r. I'd
The W., =. t1e,d!as3 iHh.-taase sa.a tos many
,sst 4s f1; s ssa ssasies sds
&t.an - 4ntD ut ton. 10 fnA.,ty and condition.
= EEANS-Hold t, ltsht extent 1t &S-tAie3 peT bu.
for t.lrtnon to cholce Gr1deA
RKAN=SAk1 Of TO toes At eli.so at
CllEESE-Thc market VA &tfpslx and for ane EpodA
outside qut.attons Ws.e demanded md ubtsae F4ics
we,s wI,rted ttt hther r The E4,s, hst 40 sonsd
y fcnow1: New YORK Factory. x4,se; Minoss
xaEosyt G1sae: Wes:es1 AeterTe- 1sSses Western
C0AL-The supply ot Hard Coals ts low, and rricrs,
n son.tSneuee gre tlr hcla 1n!aalt Caal e plenty
satse. e.; :. l. Lehi5h pssR..ed $500; 1ehish ia:np
41M; Blo.hurHh 5000; Etlr md Hri.f HIM atoo,:
Ch3pGswA AtntsA Rdke 4nd Willow BANK &2.M; ILL
ne!a EHsl e naA 50, Arcordtnr to qualify.
EQFFEE-Tl4- market exhibited = SaIr de!rct ef
activity. and ps1o,s hE. And uuehan.rd. We aEr
tndctsd to " II. Colvin Esq for tho following et2tc
u:ent Allowing The ttock Of Cofee in View York. on
March L. "A Aso The receipts and Gales:
, 1869-03-30
MEDICAL CARDS.
Private Matters.

In nj D4aesses nd DMealtio Of Pstvzta nsturo-
unsle OF fe1ns1eso tor wri!c, 10 Dr. ELARE-ka Old
est abost and mcst reliable Specialist IN tbs West-A
the Old ptaee-HooaA LAr1oon Bloeh 97 CLARK. or 11E
Washtasfon-st1 6ERN1TnKKH1a- or Sernlaal Weak
pn.a currd By new and nfable remedies Feun1ie ph-
feuties rested WITH aafcty and tocesa FKNAIs PLIs
ST per bo1-hy mail. Send stamp for Circular oss
.Masricd woman's s.fosu.rd- something new aad tn
rortsat Direct let.eu--DR. CLARK. Ho- Z Lasnao
rh3rAFnN
, 1869-03-30

Wtrf1n{tN I,td1 f0r tty and tJthyrhan rrorcrt
~shin rrcn rte. II tho couu Hsus, 6lod for MOI
AondAs' Aatsh =;
ffscS fsh sHW1sen Il A Y Jens,ns % "a cI.tE H.a3t1::
Aikp
State u. l7< II Il Thirty AEzt 1t { I. S1iIs II;
Dartd A. Joner to T. val c. Treai............. Is
Marrh ts-Xs,tin BFrw o Dasid w,uiam- =
B4si. Theid Il, Is r. II w.hpsn.eh y. = tss1ioo
Il: Hach ~. y. Seam1nnn to John T. SINE. 9
Walnut st- I4o It " Ct PauinA 81. {. sa1ltqt II;
March l7-Lrstrr Il Robinson TO John E Sny-
DIR. .,.,......,--..-.....:-.... 10