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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02

IT is claimed that the quickest time
ever made on the F.. 1T. v. & c. Rail
way, was made last Sunday. The fast
express going west made the run from
Fort Wayne to Chicago, 148 miles, in
three hours and ten minutes-averagin 2
about 10 miles per hour, including ff-
teen minutes for dinner at this station.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02

TuE residence of Mr Rice, Of West
township, in the vicinity Of Mr. Thonp-
ron, vas consumed by FIRE last Saturday,
and most Of his household goods were
DESTROYED.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
BUSINESS LOCALS

Canning EGlEIs--VisEiaEss' Pat
eat.
! will sell, on terms satisfactory TO the
purch; SER. 4 warranted Tanning Mill.
Let every farmer who has no mill, call
ON NE without delay.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02

WE are indebted to the generosity Of
T. X. HouShton for pencil.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02

AUDITOR.
HIRAM G. BUhLINGAME.
MARTIN III. RICE.
TREASURER.
JOSEPH ". DAVIS.
ANDREW ]. WICKIZER
JOHN SOICE
y. 3. ALLEMAN.
CLERK.
D. MCDONALD.
SHERIFF.
ELIAS c. GALENTINE.
WALTER 4. ROGERS,
JAMES BROOKE.
ADAM NINNEDGE.
JAMES ". MAXEY.
DANIE!. X HARRIS.
RECORDER.
HIRAM \. WORK
JOHN Vi. H0UGHTON. present in
cuinbent.
COMMISSIONER.
II 1T. 10. 2-IIilEiY kRAUSE.
DIST. Va. Jonas MILLER.
Disr. 80. 3-WILLIAM SHAW
RFrRFsEETATlYE.
ROBERT MCFARLAND.
WILLIAM VI. PATTERSON.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02

LAroRTE Is growing enterprising- 1t
has succeeded in getting one-horse
street sprinkler, before the summer is
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
We learn af "a sudden and mysteriou

We learn ala sudden and mysterious
death of child, whose parents are
named Chapman, and who reside in
Stark county. 1t appears that the
child ate some newly picked lettuce,
was Immediately taken i'll, and soon
died. An examination Of the lettuce
revealed a considerable number of pota-
to bug eggs, which are supposed to have
caused the chili's death.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
. I z .

On Thursday, the Goth ult., IDA.
daughter of p. s. and J. \. Alleman,
aged 2 years and 3 months.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
Pittsburgh. s7t. Waync& Ghi
CaEO Railway.

On and after November 15S69 Trains willeave
Stations d ,iy (Sundays excepted.) "a follows:
Train leavingChicago AT 5,05 p. NJ, leaves daily.
Train leaving Pittsburgh at ., 10 p. NJ, leaves
daily.l
TRAINS GOING WEST
STATIONS. ,EXPRtS MAIL. EMPRESS. EMPRESS
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02

MAxENKUCkEE still draws large au-
diences from Plymouth.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
HMT HAT HAS CAUSED THIS
w GREAT COMMoTIoNY
Good News and True.
.GileMsDn Rs0O5sM ErCs0yu.

Roll Carding,....... .......... G Gle nor y,
Carding aud SPINNING. .......... 90 -
Cloth Dripping. Pulling. Dyeiny. &c. &c
Come ana see orr PLAIN and fancy Sassmeres,
Flannels, Jeans. Wooden Blankets S.ocEinp Yarn.
&c &c of our mauufactare, 10 exchange for
Wool at the Factory. Tippccanoetowu Marshall
county, Indiana. and at the Furniture establish
ment Of A. L. Alleman 6 &C.. in plymouth.
apr S1-1S
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
Announcements.

For announcing candidates, S3.00.1
gentlemen named below will he candidates
before the Democratic Convention of Mar
shall County, for nomination to the several
offices to he flied at the ensuing general
election, subject to the decision Of said
convention.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
METALLIC COEEaNS.

pny or all grodcs, furnished promptly on order
shave arrangements with the largest house in
wet at Chicago, by which these Burial Cases
promptly supplied Of ell times.
b1itr. a J. AGLEAAN & CO.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
WARE
AND
FURNITURE
A. Il. ALLENiN e &C.

Have on hand AZ all times complete and ELEGANT
ST., TX of abinct Ware and Furniture which they
will sell at very reasonable rates. Also a complete
stock of underiakers Furnishing Goods and
Collins of all kinds. good Hcarse belonging 10
the establishment.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-02
lzEN'g CLOTHING!
e ALL DIS.
ms GOING SOUTH.

- - - - $4,000
. &. s. L. II. II. TIME TABLE
~
Takes effect Wednesday. Nov. j., 1869.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN NJ IND.

Whom disease has undermined the health
and the physical s. stem has become prostrated,
n stimulHnt that Will not only strengthen, but
remove tho cause, should be Immediately re-.
sorted TO- Mental distress is also ''ulttui
source Of tho breaking down Of tho ccnstltu-
ton, and tho ravagcs o! this enemy 10 health
are truly alarming. For al such maladics Hos
letters Stomach Btters nave been found I'M
surpassed. by acting directly upon the dlges'
tive organs, they remove the heavy, dl:agroo,
able coiing after eating, 80 often complained OF
by persons of celicate temperament. AS soon
as digestion is iostored, the patient Dnds MS
strength increasing. sud his general health 1m-
proved.
Thousands Of lcrsons certify that it may DO
relied on in ali cases Of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits. no
generality Of Bitters arc so dlsagrceabe 10 inc
taste that they arc Objectionable 10 weak
stomach. This is not the case with Hosteltcr :
Bittcrs which will be found mild md extreme
" pleasant. Balsamic plants, banks and roots
contribute their resto 'ativo juices to render IL
soothing and cngthening. Its basis Is tho
only puro sl!nulant which has ever teen pre-
dueed, containing 10 iHsit oil. or my other dc
letrrious element. Inc most careful and skill
full chemists have analyzad tho Bitters and pro.
noun CO them Harmless. This is scientific testi.
mony but the testimony of the HUNDREDS. OF
thousands who have experienced the prev entlVe
snd curative effects Of the GREAT vEGETABLE
TONIC and Alternative Of modern time; Is still
more conclusive Ii. Fever and Ague pys.
pepsia, Blliousness, Nervous Complaints, Chro-
mic Complaints and general debility j. is as
nearly inlnllible us anything in this falibie
world can be. oct 3-eoi~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
nv KecIr. Knox a. kcrby.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
DRINCES PROPERTY FOKSALE
4 BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF
The authority of two decreos of the Circuit Court
for tho county of Alexandria. rendered at May
term, 1859, and Juno term. 1865. in q certain
suit therein pending in which James Thompson
and others were plsintifs and Mills heirs were
defendants, the undersigned, commissioners
therein nsmed, will offer for sale, By public
auction, in front of the Mayors office, IN the
city Of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, tho 22l
Of October next, at II o'clock IN, that VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY situated at the northwest
intersection of Prince and Alfred streets, front
ing on Prince street 30 feet inches, and run
ming back 100 feet on Alfred street to an alley
IS feet wide. Said property is subject to an an
nual rent charge of S49. IS payable to John L.
Emerson on tho lst day of october.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by tho decree -
Ono tenth of the purchase money in cash tho
residue IN three equal instalmon:s at 6. II and
IS months, with interest from the day of sale.
and the bonds of tho purchaser to be given, with
approved security, and the title to be retained
until the whole purchase money shall be paid
and in case of the failure Of tho purchaser I"
comply with the terms Of salo, the property to
be resold at his risk and cost. Stamps and con-
veyancng at the cost Of tho purchaser.
GEORGE WIN. BRENT,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR.
sep Pts Commissioners Of Salo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

RIVER News. capt. Frank Keyes, just up,
reports that on Saturday night last the schoon
or Imogcnc, of this city, owned by Mr.. James
Reid, and commanded by Capt. George Reid,
while bound up with cargo of wood, sprung
aleak off Matthias Point, and sunk So rapidly
that her captain and crew had barely time to
save themselves, but none of their effects, by
taking to the yawl boat. Tho vessel lodged on
bar off Matthias. where she DOW lies, and to
which point assistance will be sent from this city.
The captain and crew landed at the wharf on
Matthias, and arrived here last night by the
steamer Wawasct They saved nothing but
the clothes they were wearing when the acct
dent occurred.
Capt. Keycs also reports three three masted
and three fore and aft schoobe.j bound up, al
above Maryland Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-L,tcr a1vices from the
Prussan headquarters around Paris show that
the army is qnlctIy closing in around the city.
The Pru,siaIs have male no ttfJrt thus far tc
lombard.
General Won Tcrn has been appointed
Governor of Strasbourr The garrison con-
sss OF 1000 men.
Capt. Johnston, Queens MESSENGER, has at
last been permitted to depart from Paris with
dispatches to the English Government. lie
left Paris on the 18th OF September, bur was
stopped by the Russians. Alter long dcten
ton 1.-The Prus,ian Commander Suffered him to
proceed with warning that similar messengers
would hereafter be detained
The canal &c Lourieg has been drained by
the Russians in order to deprive the Parisians
OF water.
Arrangements arc making for the Prussian
batteries at Villejuif, Gcnnovlllicrs md St.
Cloud to lombard the city.
General Wordcr, who Commanded the be
sicgcrS at Strasbourg, has divided his army.
Part goes to Lyons and part to Paris.
A messenger from Empress Eugene had q
long conference with Napoleon at Wilhcms
hohc yesterday and left Tor London again in the
| evening.
The Times believes that the reduction OF
Paris will require considerable time.
ROME, OF. The voting yesterday was
| orderly throughout until the polls closed ct 6
O. lcck
The result, as generally anticipated, was q
nearly unanimous vote in favor of Italian unity.
The returns as far as received show That
about ii, 900 votes were cast throughout the
Patlimony, of which only &C were for :he
Pope The result is hcralded everywhere with
nthusiu:m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
Address 70 Bismarck.

ST.. LOUIS, OFT. AT Il meeting Of the
Germans OF this city last hight the lollow,
ing address was adopted and telrgraphtd To
Count Bismarck.
"To the German people. Brethren: The
struggle which French auhaciy forced urcn
you is closing. Marching with your leaders
under the holy banner Of the Falheriand,
with bravery uncquacd and the discipline
which can only be obtained by a high civlII-
cation, you entered France, and your cause
was victorious.
I'VE ask that you will make the fortrcSscs
which have heretofore men"ccl you, guards
OF your borders; that you will retain A SAGE
and Lorraine, Of which you wclc robbed,
and demand reimbursement Tor the expenses
of the war.
"Lct German unity, and fuIl and free
representation OF the people III Parlamcn
b., the reward OF your bravery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
Further Accounts Of the Flood.

RICHMOND, Oct. 3.--Thc streets here arc
now entirely free Of the flood, and the water is
still falling, notwithstanding the heavy rains OF
last night Previous accounts OF the dcstluc-
ton of property and loss of life in the country
watercd by the appearances have not at all been
exaggerated
The beautiful Valley Of Virginia has suffer
ed severely, even more so than during the
whole war Mills were destroyed, brcadstutfs
lost and houses and farm buildings washed
away. At Staunton he loss is comparatively
inconsldcrablG.
Tho damage on the q. Il o. II. II. beyond
the destruction of bridges, will not exceed ten
thousand dollars, and it is expected that trains
will luu through to the White Sulphur 10 ten
days.
The streams on the line of this road, between
ShadweI and GAINESVILLE, reached height un-
known in the memory of the oldest lnhabl'
tants, aud the damage to the crops and other
property is immense.
Half of Columbia, in FIuvanna county, is
certainly washed away by the food, and many
Of the inhabitants drowned, but no names have
yet been reported.
WHEELING, October 3.-Tho Intel!igcnccr' $
correspondent at Ilarpcr's Ferry gives the de.
tails OF the great food in the Shenandoah Val
ley. The damage to property at Harper S
Ferry is immense. Twenty buildings, mostly
large store and brick cdiicca, have been swept
away, and iorty'six persons in the Immediate
vicinity alone have lest their lives and as many
more arc in imminent danger.
Shenandoah city, Il mile above the fcrly, l:
entirely gone. The large -four mill still stands.
but the machine shops have been washed
away Nearly oil OF the families on he island
remain in their houses, and no rescue can reach
them Some OF the houses, however, will
doubtless stand and the islanders are cndras--
oring TO get into strong houses. Last night Il
family Of seven persons were re>cuc,! BY Il rope
thrown through tn: window. \ t,'w moments
thereafter not Il vealigc Of the honS,' remained.
This morniug L c>lorcd Woman wal seen
c!inging to Il tree in the midst Of the sccthlng
water, where she had been all night,
Bolivar Heights arc crowded with sprcta-
tors who arc compelled to witness what they
cannot prevent.
The Winchester railroad ircstlrs are com.
plc,cly zone. and the bridges destroyed aa tan
up as The Shenandoah Valley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
The Markets.

NEW York, October 3.-Stocks heavy. Gold
l?s Virginia sxos, ex-coupon, 81; dc. new
g. Flour steady. Wheat quiet but firm. Corn
firm and scarce
BALTIMORE October :.-Virsinis sizes, old.
=; bid, SKI asked; do. !sGj tj2t bid, GU asked
DO 1861 -! bid. Cotton in better feeling; nom
insIly lG! Flour dull and prices unchanged.
Wbest-primc and choice wanted; other grades
NEGLECTED.: quote choice Maryland rcd l6UalG5;
good to prime l4jsl55; faic to good l2Oal35
common llO,l1S; wbito l40al7); Western red
i3Oal32. White Corn Gull ut lG0al05; yellow
bet er at 95alCD. Oats firm at 3SA5O. Ryc UT
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
Sirninin LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND. Oc.. Both Houses Of the
Legislature met to day. There we're but SIX
teen members Of the Senate present. Senator
Riddick presided, but The sixteen not consti-
tuting quorum, tho Senate adjourned until
to morrow at 10 n.m.
a quorum of the House Of Delegates was
present. but owing to the TACT that tho seats
had been removed from Sycamore church, tho
present place of meeting, back to the hall Of
the House, no meeting can he held. concur
rent resolution being required 10 permit the
House to again assemble in the capitol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

COUNTY CoUET-Thc quarterly term of the
County Court for this county, Judge L. ii. Cocker
lille presiding, commenced its session to-day.
Grand Jury sworn, J. Il. Wibcrt foreman, ant
returned an indictment against William alias Saml
kuhns, for house breaking.
Rule against Sep. Brawncr for falling TO attend
as Il Grand Juror.
Gray vs.. Fisher, and Gray ct ais. W. Fisher
motion 10y defendant 10 set aside judgments rcn
dercd ut July term judgments set aside and new
trial g...ntcd.
Commonwealth vs.. John Marshal on an indict-
mcnt for assault with intent TO kill dismissed fol
W. 1t Of jurisdiction.
Rule against Allen Pcarcc, Justice Of the Peace,
for failing to return papers in the case against John
WclZcll, for horse stealing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

sSFa1RFAx CoUhTY, October ;" 1871
desire through tho columns Of the Gazette to
present the namo of RICHARD FAKE BROAD
WATER to the voters of Fairfax county ms u
suitable candidate for tho office OF Sheriff. He
il a Young man full Of life and energy. o! ten
perste habits, excellent moral character, OF
good business qualifications and if elected, as
| hope and believe it will b. the pleasure Of tie
voters of the county to do at tho ensuing elec-
ton in November next. no will discharge the
duties of tho Office with fidelity p.romptness
end OF his term deserving the we'll earned need
of praise well done, good and full servant"
hct3 alt A. FREEMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
ST. LOuiS.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-rhc census Of this city,
just completed, ranks St. Louis as the fourth
city in the Union, counting Brooklyn as scpa'
rate from New York.
10 1860 the population was 160,773. ln
1864 it had decreased to Isl, 056. "hc present
CENSUS shows that in six years St. Louis has
doubled its population.
The commission appointed Tor the purpose
of condemDing property Tor the approaches
to bridge to cross the Miss!Ssi ppi at his po2t
will enter upon that duty at oDcc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

POLICE kEronT Officers Franks and Wat
kns created considerable commOtion at the
corner OF Washington and King streets about
9 clock or Saturday night, by firing their re-
voVcrS q. a colorcd man who had escaped from
them while on their way to the station house.
Two men from Washington, one named
Wilson, attacked coIorcd woman ct Fishtown
yesterday evening and beat her severely.
Officer johnson, while on the lookout for
thieves on Cazenovc's wharf, last night fell
through hole in the wharf and was consider
ably hurt.
MAYORS OFFICE. William Caesar, colorcd.
for fast driving on King street, was fined and
discharged.
William Jones, coorcd, for disoldcrly con-
duct on the lower cud OF Fairfax street, was
fined ard discharged.
Nl0Hr REPORT. Might dark and cloudy
with sprinkles OF rain at intervals. There were
no Disturbances and no arrests, and tho streets
were even more quiet than usual. The door oil
the warehouse OF y. L. Skinner, on Union
street, was iourd open towards daylight this
morniag, anu tic front door Of residence on
Wolfe street, between Washington and CoIum
tus Oh Saturday night, but nothing had been
StOru
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

The PERJURY CAsE.-It was Incorrectly
stated in the Gaz:ltc Of Saturday last that the
perjury case of Morris KHim against JrS:lh
Arurdrll for taking the test cath after having
voted Tor the ordinance OF secession was com
mcnccd that evening before Judge Underwood,
The case was to have been !ricl here that even
ing before u. s. Commi: s>ncr &. &. Round OF
Prince William, but that gent lcman telegraph
PENDANT to be taken before u. S. Commissioner
Charles Whlths y,and baiIcI for further cx
animation; but as MIR. Whittcsry was in Wash,
ingon, the deputy us Marshal told the PARTIES
to - home aud stay there iii they were sent
for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
BARK, HERBS AND ROOTS.

Tho base Of Speer's "S:andard Vino BiLters'
i. his celebrated Wine in which arc stepped
Peruvian Bark. Chsmomile Finwe's. Snake
Root, Ginger, &c |: is p!easan. TO Tbs taste,
and far superior to anvthIng iii Lhr form of ton
les now before the puolr. They Ar, simply his
own Wine, made bitter hy the infusion OF herbs
and roots, above enumerated.
Sold by druggists. oct 3-lv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

GEORGETOWN MARKRTS.-Flour is without
change IN price, aud the receipts by canal have
been light. We noto an active inquiry, how
ever. for Wheat. The receipts tor tho week
were about %, Geo bushels, one half OF which
WAS by canal and the rest by river.
The market st Drovers' kest on Friday was
somewhat more lively, and everything offered
Was disposed Of. We quote: 5Ul head Of Cattle
vt 4aS6 80 per 100 lbs gross; ZOO Sheep and
Lambs 2s$ 80 per head Cows and Calves S0t
SO each.
t,y canal III boats havo arrived since last
Saturdsy, ITO with coal
The Hour shipments to Now York by tho
steamer John Gibson. on Thursday troin the
mills here, wero 1892 barrels.
The borand coal receipts hero for the
week were l2,0l9 tons, and the shipments 1897
tuns.-[Gcorgctown Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

The FLooD. The flood has ceased, though
the weather since Saturday night has been
cloudy and rainy, with the wind from the cast
The current in the river is hardly peIceptibe,
and the tides do not make higher than usual.
Large quantities of bridge timber, piles, drift
wood and valuables, including about twenty
boats, were saved from the h,od as it rushed
by this city. Expectations of high tide last
night caused the removal Of the contents oil
some of the warehouses on Union street, but
the prccaution was unnecessary.
The Alexandria Canal was not Injured at all,
and several boats have arrived here since SAT
urday, but great damage, tits feared, has becn
sustained by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
Reports here arc to the effect that breaks have
occurred on all the levels, and that many OF Tie
looks have been washed out, and it is cstima-
ted by some that at least thirty days will ciapsc
before the arrival Of boats FROM Cumberland.
The American Coal Company is advised that
somc Of its boats are stranded on hills, two
and three hundred yards from the bed OF the
Cdudl. 4 uC DUTQcu Colupauy lOSL CUuSluCl duiJ
by tho damage to their depot at Georgetown.
Both the railroad and wagon track at the Long
bridge arc so injured that travel over them
will be necessarily suspended ior as yet an un-
asceraiucd lcag,h OF time. The damage to
the line OF the O., A. & NJ. II. II. is not 50
great as was at first reported and as large
force is at work making repairs through travel
will no, be long suspended. Trains now leave
regularly for GordonsvilIc. Richmond and Front
Royal
The mail agents who lett Washington city
on Saturday morning, 10 charge of the mails
for llarrisonburg, were stopped at Front Royal
by the great ireshet, the water being sixty five
feet above its usual height These agents re
ported to the Department the extent and dcs
tructon oil the rising waters, and appalling &C
counts OF family and individual losses of life
and property, and were without any idea when
the terrible flood would sub>ide. The Depart
mcnt accordingly directed the route agents to
place the mails tor Offices between Front Roya
and Harrisonburg in the care of the agents on
the w. & .. road, to be sent by the way Of
Winchester
None OF the creeks or runs in this immediate
vicinity were affected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

Heceipts OF Grain con tinuelight,
with 40 nalerial change in prices Wheat is
dull, tho bulk Of thu offerings bel ny of inferior
and medium grades, with no sales Of strictly
prime reported offerings of 786 bushels rod,
with sales ut 100, 125, 100 and 1873. Corn is
quiet; offerings Of co bushels white. dl3 Of mix
cd and 160 of yellow, with s:los o white n. 9S,
and Of mixed at 95 96 and o.; no sales Of yci-
low roportel. No offerings of Rye on 'Chsngo
Oats arc firm; offerings OF $50 bushels, with
sales at 49, 43 and Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

es-Tho regular meeting of The Alexandra
Cooperative Building Association Will DC he'o
Al Phenix Hall, corner King and Royal streets
on Tuesday evening tho 18th instant, at Z!
o'clock. The third insta!ment Of 80 cents per
share II be called for at this meeting, and the
first sales of ST ,0C0 will take.
oct 3-2t GEO K. SHINN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

PERsoNAL.-Col:: Lee, formerly super'nten.
dent OF the Frccdmcn's Bureau, in this city,
and lately stationed at Fort Sill, paid visit to
his numerous friends here on Saturday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
AUVICEiN SEASON.

All persons residing in thc2c misasmstc re-
oiDns should be w:e. and guard against the
mslnrisl lovers Of autumn. 10 10 this ctieC-
finally, let them use, rs We have done. Charles
Gsrtisr's Native Vino lilters
For sale by all druggists and groccrs. o3'lW