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Pills are The best remedy knOrn in The

trOrid for the JOllOWing diseases.
Ague Dropsy inflammation Sore Throats
Asthma Dyselis-y Jalndce some and Gravel
Bilious Com ErydPelas Liver Con- Secondary syup-
plaints Female Irre- plants toms
Bptches uthe gularites luuhagO lTie Douloureux
Skin Revrrs Of all lPAes lTimnrs =
Bowel COmplts kinds Rlsumatlsm Ulcers
Coics Fits Retention Of flvenerea anec-
Constipation OflOout Urine tlOus
the Bowels Headache scrofua, = Worms, all kinds
Consumption lludgs gssti1n Engs Evil Iwvakness iron,
Debility Wislever cause,
&c, &C, 1e.
Snlh AZ The Esi tht'hmenf ~ PROPEssUR HOLLOWAY,
2ll. strand (n-aI rcApg Btr) L pd "a; Is, by all
respectable Drstt- aud ID ,i's- IA drlirurs thrEl gh
out he civilized w'Fl al the plnwin prices: la lti,
y 81. T.. 81 ,Ils, 22s and SSs each B X
There is considerable saving by taxing the larger
szS.
NIB rirec"ns Tor the guidance Of patients 10 every
dlsOrler are affixed g. each Box
CURTIS 4 NO0RE. Druggists.
Yctpfia, V. T.,
AGsnG iSf Holloway.
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Business Cards.
ALEXANDER BUsWELL,

ALEXANDER BUSWELL,
Practical RO0K-RINDER
Paper Ruler aud Blank IsOOk Manufacturer,
5i7 Clay and 5l4 Commercial sts,
Between Montgomery and s4nsome,
binding ~ every description neaEexeeued Blank
Ruled aud Bound o any desr pattern. 5.T;iy
LOU SA KORTER,
DEALER IN a
Plain aud Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries Of every
Nar' ~, Hardware, &c., SC.
ALsO-Bakrg in all Its branches, Confectionery, &c.
Any article called for and not In store will be ordered and
obtained the shortest possible time, for the ACCOMMODATION
4.S3:iy sTEILACOOM W.T.
J.v. MEEKER,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
steIincOom, w. It.
Calls from distance respectfully solicited and promptly
attended TO- Address through the Post Once at this place
Terms moderate. 8-S91f
FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OFHoS-cOrner Of Commercial and Main streets,
sTEILAcOOM, lily
NEWMAN BROTHERS,
228 Battery ST., near Sacramento street,
SAN FRANCISCO,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS VI
BRUSHES AND FEATHER BUSTERS
OF every description to which they call the attention Of the
trade. N.B-Fus macie and all other brushes made to
order. 45:ly
c. CROSBY. N CROSBY, JR. L. c. GRAY
c. CROSBY & co.,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE
AND DRY GOODS.
Saf Tum Water, w. T.
A. NJ. GnMAH, y. SAITH,
Am. GILMAN & co.,
iMPDkrkRs AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC WINES AND
LIQUORS,
No. ~ Front street,
1-3m SAN FRANCISCO.
CHARLES F. ROBBINS,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
type, Presses, PriNfQg aOateriaE
INKS, CARD. STOCK, &C.,
Nos. All to Az Clay street,
(oPPosiTR FRAsK BIKRRS)
sally SAN FRANCISCO.
wM. FAULKNER 8 son,
I3a sans0me ST;
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
Agents for James Conner sons
u S.TxFT FOUNDRY,
And dealers in all kinds Of
PRINTING MATERIALS.
Printers viii and to their advantage TO call before
PurehSS'hS' "-0V
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II AN PREPARED TO DEMONSTRATE.
4 % az who ieel an interest in Sewing Mse
chimes. that
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" Ar CLAIMS.

I | Az INC completed my arran grments
1 with = gentleman n Washington City, a we'll
aud tlNurabty known attorney Tor claimants PEN
SION, county iaud aud patent agent, am now fully
prepared To prosecute all claims Tor pensions. ar
rcars OF pay prle money, &c, due wounded and
disabled soldiers, scamcn, or widows and minor
children Of deceased soldiers. nave all the re
quslte forms. Also "a list OF the killed and wound
ed ~ companies from this and adjoining counties,
copied from the original files IN the war depart
mrut w'l he ~ regular receipt Of these
CLAIMS OF suffers, contractors, &c, attended to
before the proper departments. Patents renewed,
claims bct"tc the general land Office, and all other
business rrquIrrg attention IN Washington, at
tended tu. No charges made unless a claim is
successfully prosecuted.
WdShjngt0n RceyWc~-IIon. J. $. Black,
Hon. Edwin VI. Stanton, Hon. VIM. a. Richard
son, Hon. Johc ". ForHey.
Rgck LiaHa Refrye1ccg-Eon. j. W. Drury
Hon. / O. Wilkinson, Hon. Bailey Davenport
Mcssrs. Mitchell y Lyudc, bankers.
Address IT. {. CONNELLY,
Attorney at Law.
March 81 Gawly Rock Island, H.
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to or settle in this state after the adoption OF this
constitution.
2. No negro or mulattoe shall have the right
Of suffrage, or hold any Office in this state
3. The general assembly shall pass all laws
necessary to carry into effect the provisions OF
this article,
In voting upon the above article, the people
have chance to vote on each separate section OF
II. as will be seen by the printed ballot in this
paper They must examine the article aud Judge
for themselves, II they want negroes 10 come
here or stay away, they have a chance 10 say 50
If they want them 10 vote and hold Office the!
can say So Ii they wish the general assembly to
pass laws to prevent negroes from coming 70 the
state, and prevent those now here from voting or
holding Office, let them say so on Their BALLOTS
The whole matter !. in the hands OF the peopI"
now, and wc hope there will b" full, fair, aud
honest expression Of opinion upon IT,
The next and last sepaGate article !, the follow.
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The True Ballot!

For New Constitution.
For Article Prohibiting Banks.
For Exclusion of Negroes and Mu-
lattocs.
No Right of Suffrage or Office to Ne
groes or Mulattocs.
For Laws Excluding Negroes and
Mulattocs from Coming to or Not-
inc in this State.
For Congressional Apportionment.
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out of consideration in the convention
that the presidents propositions will be dis,
cused and recommended.
a II seem resolved on the strongest meas.
against allowing active secessionests t. Vote
at the approaching election
Resolutions were passed authorizing the
president to appoint committee on concres.
si0nal districts elections, elective franchise
finance, militia, and state constitution.
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From the st Louis Republican.
New Constitution of Illinois.

We begin to have responses from the PEG.
pie Of Illinois as 10 the manner in which they
receive tie new constitution, and it grattes
Us to be able to say that the sentiment j. de,
cidedly in favor OF it, adoption. All the cor,
pOratlons IN the state will make war upon II,
for the constitution isdcath 10 al applications
which may hereafter De nude, and It curbN
and mauaclos those now in existence. All
those who have pr,itcd by attendance AT the
sessions Of the legislature, and by securing
the passage Of laws for special aud too often
racully purpose, will be opposed u it, 1t
cuts up their occupation by the roots, and
saves to the state many thousand dollars eve
ry year. All the corporations nos III exI,-
tence will oppose it, because they never cease
to cry gtrc, ytre--und what il worse, to J,iLc,
driJc. /. is not unreasonable 70 suppose,
Judging i.om the past, that the Illinois Cen
trail rOHd-a vast power N the stgte-wi,l
strain every nerve to defeat t--ior it contains
provision which c!rcctualy checks that rotd
from amy attempt To- change the contract with
the state, and which, ~ II i, l. quite tayora.
Die enough 10 that corporation. II there can
be such Il thing a. honest legislation, tins
constitution is specially designed to secure II,
and for this reason it ought ~ be al,ptrd.--
economical administration OF the government
in all It's brauchc,--ln the legislative, the eX-
crutIyc aud the judicial departments. Where.
ever responsibility can be attached 1t il done:
everything j, fixed, determined, specially en-
forced upon the different departments. Moth
Iug is left 10 chance or mIschlcyUu- ihterprc-
tatiuns Of the organic law. This Is just
what the people want More than thio: it
turns over a new leaf by beginning the GOV
eminent under the ucw constitution with the
constitution itself, aud there vii be 10 one
IN power to lutcrgu,o obstacles or hindrances
to it, fair and just execution whenever It's
adoption il assured 1t relieve. also the peo.
pie from the payment of the two mill tax, or
about million OF dollars per annum, and
this OF itself will justify the adoption Of the
constitution, for by this means only can the tax
! be gotten rid Of, and it is no longer necessary
to secure the credit OF the state.
We dy not suppose it likely that old Iarty
line, can be drawn on the question Of the
adoption or rejection Of thi- constitution
Many q the strongest republicans III the state
have declared Themselves yr 1t.
. The Nashville Tnioo hear. of the return
to home and loyalty ot 1 large number Of
Tcnue,sccaus who have served in the rebel
army.
Mrs. Major Reynolds made "A sudden de
pRrturc to day from Cairo tor It. Louis. Her
larry there it j. said was the occasion Of too
much remark t. piras" hcr.--Stafe Register
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Department of the Mississippi, May 18th,
1869 soldiers on sick leave ready 10 return to
duty, will report to the medical officer Of the
nearest hospital, who will give them certf'
Gates, and the quartermaster's department
will furnish them transportation to their regi'
ment.
BY order Of
Col. Jous L. SMITH, Com'd'g Eegt,
WV. 7. FRouoCK, Adiutant.
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important to Soldiers AT Home from the Ar
my OF Leave of Absence.

important to Soldiers al Home from the Ar
my OH Leave of Absence.
There are hundreds Of soldiers who have
come home from the army sick, who having
become well and fit for duty. should at once
return to their regiments, where they are
needed Some of these soldiers are under the
impression that there is no provision made by
the war departments send them back, and not
having money enough topay theirfare. they re
main at home. Il will be seen. however. lv
the following order to members Of the Lead
Mine regiment, who have come home sick
and are now able to return, that there !, n
way of getting pass back to the army, if
they choose to avail themselves oft:
HEADQUARTERS. w. l.. NJ. 45th Ill. lnt'ry,
LIST Brig. lst Div Res. Of Army Of the
Tenn, Camp near Cornth, May -, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDER.-All persons belonging to
the "WashOurne Lead Nine" 45th regiment
Ill. Vol Infantry, at home % sick leave, who
are able to travel, including convalescents in
hospital, are hereby ordered to join their re
spective companies without delay, or be con-
sidered as deserters and treated as SUCH
AgreeabIy with the provisions Of paragraph
III. General Order No. y, dated Headquarters
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STATE Of ILLINOIS, TREAS. OFFICE,
Springfield, May 81, 1852
j. 3. DANEoRru JR,, ESQ Dear Sir -
Your favor Of the 9th is received.
am expecting to be in receipt of funds
from the General Government by the lst of
July next, aud expect then to pay large
portion of outstanding warrants.
Yours. Respectfully,
WM. BUTLER, Treas.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

DY solicitation of many friends in Daven.
ID port. have open ned branch office in the Le-
Claire House, for the accommodation OF those who
wish any work in my line.
shall be at the LeCIare house from A. NJ. to 10
NJ every day except sundays. The balance Of
the time | shall be at my office in Rock STAND
Thankful for past ayors and patronage. |
hope to receive continuance of the same
HENRY FIsCHEL.
Rock Island, May sth, 1862 DIV
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Gen. Sigel al Harper's Ferry.
MISSOURI CONVENTION.



were victorious
The io., On both side, j. heavy,
The attack commenced at O'clock on Sat.
urday by liiil's division %! FIVE rebel brig.
AIDES, mostly from South Carolina, Virginia
and Georgia, attacking tasey's division near
the turnpike leading over Bottom bridge.
This fight wa, disastrous 20 Us. Ca,ey's
bri Ludr being forced TO retreat before -uprri.
OF numbers, leaving all their camp cquippage
and > batteries Col. Bailey, ia cndeavOr.
in. {, save the batteries, was killed
Some Of the Pennsylvania aud New York
troops behaved very badly. Many officers
were killed IN attempting to rally the men,
llcint1D Imam ordered up portions Of Krar-
uey's and ilarker's divisions. The former
charged the rebel, with the bayonct, driving
them like sheep regainug the ground, cx.
cept halt mile when night closed opera.
tIuus.
sumner, two divisions, composed of Seige
wick's and Richardson's, crossed the Chicka.
hominy ; o'clock. p. M, Saturday, taking po-
sltiun on ileintzcIman's right. Here they
encountered Lungstrcct's, Rains and lIugcr',
divisions, imposed OF the flower Of the rebel
army. Fighting was desperate. Every inch
was hotIy contested,
The enemy stood fire, but in every instance
fled before the bayuuct.
These two division, done nubly, driving
the enemy from every point.
We have taken some 500 pri- Iucrs, among
whom are several prominent officers.
On Sunday, hctore it was light the ii ut
was renewed by Gen, sumner, with marked
success, the fight lasting nearly the whole
lay The rrhei~ were driven 10 Eycnv Point
with d heavy loss.
The ground gained by Gen, Summer was
about =! miles.
zen. lIclutzrlman succeed on Sunday morn.
ing in rctaklug the ground lost the day be.
fore, by Gen Casey, after severe struggle
Oar los, in the two days engagement in
killed and wounded is abouut 1000.
4 great many are missing who will return,
having ,trayed away
All the enemy's killed and most Of thel
wounded tell INTO our hands.
The country in which the battle was fought
is >wampy with thick underbrush, and most
Of the fighting was IN the woods. Owing To
the nature OF the ground very little artillery
was used.
Both balloons were up nearly all day, yes
terdav. All the troops lett Richmond and
marched in the direction Of the battle field
The railroad wa. Of ino,tirnabe service. The
cars rnnnino within a mile a hnIf Of the hat.
tln tpJl mnuing forward ammunition and
.pu,,le, The wounded were nut aboard the
arIFand .nnr +, the Wn;,r I,n,n
Com N,Clrlion arrived ON the b,tt'o field
$50, u.,,,nI.,. a,.,,,i,,,. ,,,Icr,,,,n toj r.,,,;,
o. aynr .;,ca l;rert,o,, ali ,hn ,n"yao,ent. in
,,a., a.. ,ras,n,,7- ma, ,hn ,,n,,,, ,,,I
= 'n,,.,' .,i.nJiJ otr"rt
E',,. .I,,,r,.a ,i.,r,.,. ,,.;th t,o l,,o,o,
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THE PEOPLES TICKET.
Election on the I'm June.

Reduction Of Taxcs-No Special Legislation
Economy in the STATE Goycnment--N1 banks
No Negro immigration No Negro Equality
Fair Congressional Apportioumcnt'
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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY,

SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
THE undersigned having experience in
l. prosecuting military claims offers his services
in adjusting and collecting
PENSIONS,
BOUNTY MONEY and
ARREARS OF PAY. &c
due discharged or deceased Soldiers, their widows
or heirs.
HIS experience while an officer in the army
qualhes him to promptly procure the settlement
oil Claims IN the most expeditions and correct
manner
No Charge unless Claim is Collected
Refers.by permission to-
Maj. Gen. U. s. Grant, L. S. A.
Brig. Gen. John Macarthur, L. S. A.
Col. NJ. S. Barnes, L. s. A.
Charles Buiord, Esq, Rock Island.
Judge Dantorth, do
Devoe s. Champion, do
J. & j. Webstei, do
W. ID. WILLIAMS,
Attorney & Counselor at Law.
Rock Island Illinois.
May 3, dswly
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THREE DAYS HARD FIGHTING BE-
FORE RICHMOND.
OUR TROOPS ADV ANGLING.
Fremont Drives Jackson and AShby'S
Force.
FRONT ROYAL AND STRiSBl RG RE-
O(CiPiED.
NEWS FROM MEMPHIS AND NlCkS-
BURG.
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The Nashville iHto" hear, Of the return
to home and loyalty ot t large number Of
lcunessc,ans who have served IN the rebel
army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-04

To. day the Isralite observe the dav oP
Atonement' the most solemn Of days Of hmm.
iliation observed by the Hebrew Nation,
large number Of the stores upon King street
were closed ana appropriate services held at
Stewart Hall.
STokE's CIRCUs.--Slnce time whereof
the memory Of man runneth not to the contra.
ry'' the advent Of Circus has been an event
in the juvenile calendar Dor have children Of
larger growth ceased to enjoy its exciting and
picturesque exhibitions. It's acrobats gym
nasts, bold equestrians and graceful riders, with
the manifold marvels Of skill and strength ell
up most pleasantly an idle hour Even war
has not been able to lessen the interest taken
in such scenes as the crowds-larger than
eyer-which Eli the circus now will show
Those who know, say that this company in all
theessentias Of interest and display fully equals
any which has yet Won the public favor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-04

LocAL.-Last hight was more like July or
August night, than cue in the month Of October
Lieut.. George F. Adams Of the 50 Massa-
chusetts regiment, has been appointed Assis-
tant Provost Marshal in this place. negro
man was arrested IN this place on Thursday,
charged with the murder Of s negro in Phila
delphia, in 1858. ~. G. Miller, Of Alezan-
dria, has been arrested and sent TO the Old
Capitol, On q charge Of harboring deserters.
A cavalry end artillery reconnaissance was
made on Wednesday across the Potomac from
Sharpsburg. The'reconnoissance was pushed
forward to harrisburg, where the Federal
forces remained for about an hour The Con-
federat;s were not found in any great force,
but rallied and attacked the Federal troops on
their way back. Skirmishing ensued an the
9Th Illinois Cavalry hal several missing.
The Democratic papers in New York eontin-
nc to quote from the speeches Of the present
ultra republican candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of that state, made before the war; TO
show that if be was not then q secesslonlst, he
was. so near the point, that there could be
NO joking in the matter.
Mr.. Thomas Swami, Of Baltimore, who Was
recently elected one Of the Directors of The
Bait. & Ohio R: E., bas declined that 2tua-
eStu. ;;
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Uhe Al3xaudria GazRtte
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4.

SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4.
TIE Baltimore American complains OF the
manner in which the campaign IN Kentucky
has been carried on-says that the largest por-
tion Of the State has been given over to the
C3nfe,lerates, from which they are drawing
supplies Of men and provisions-an that there
IS certainly very little there, SO far TO rejoice
over, however much from present appearances,
there may be TO hope for.
The New York World places very little re-
lance upon the reports constantly published
Of the decentralization AMI wants of,the Conted-
crate army and says that 1.-THE same rumorS
have been current ever since the war began,
and have always been proved to be incorrect,
by results. "
At Waterford opposite the Point Of Rocks,
Confederate force is said to have made its ap-
pearance yesterday, and drove of all the cattle
and horses they could find; besides mastering
into their service number OF men under the
CONSUMPTION act.
On Tuesday night, Two boats from the y.
S. gunboat Resolute and mortar boat No. 10,
undertook to land in Milford Haven Matthews
county, Va, for the purpose Of taking some
boats lying there supposed to be engaged in
smuggling. AS they approached the shore
they were fired upon, and returned the fre,
and succeeded in getting back to their vessels
without loss, although in nuec danger. The
next morning the same party landed and
searched several houses, and took off some re-
fugees.
We receive our exchange papers from Wash
ington, by mail very irregularly.
It will be seen by the foreign news that Gar
ibaldi is to cone to this country, when be is
released from custody in Italy, AMI to volun-
teer in tbs service Of the United States.
Blackwood Magazine (Septemher nunber)
contains an account Of the life of Gen. } efer
son Davis, highly eulogistic; ana, also, re-
view Of Troope's travels in America, in which
it takes sides warmly with the South.
Gold il New York, yesterday, was 1929
Rum0r states that important military events
may low be certainly looked fer in q few days
And yet ''rumor" may be mistaken in this in
stance as it has been in 50 many other cases
sTUri,arr fhc war
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|COMMURICA TED.

ICNhU
7 see several "cathartic observation" made
With regard to persons who are styled Loafers
Now, # these writer's expect to fri hten me
off the track, they will find themselves very
much mistaken. I am not to be driven away
from ny pleasant seat, and my cosey corner
and my shady resting place, and my snug quar-
ters, by any such Impairment scrlbblng.
can borrow newspaper, AMI SIT as long, ana
talk as much, and read as constantly, and
squirt as much tobacco Juice. AMI smoke a.
many segars, as any man in Alexandra, and (
don't intend to be trifed with, that's another
thin My company is pleasant know, and
always worth my room, IN house or II the
street, standing straight up, or leaning against
o pest. So stop with it! SIMON LoAFER
TIE account published in the Philadelphia
Press of the Confederate steamer Nashville
shows the most extraordinary good fortune
that has attended the career Of that yeSseI,
both in her trips With freight and in her es~
cape from the effyrts made TO capture her
Mr. Hamilton, Of Texas, in speech 81
Brooklyn, in favorof prosecuting the war: ao-
vocated the maintenance Of the Monroe aoc
trine SIS applied to Louis NapoIeons move.
ments i Mexico, but stated that he DID not
hope for restoration Of the Union as It YES
The rumors about changes In the Vao'ne'
have Ill died away.
The Monitor is having some slight repairs
made to her, at the Washington Navy lafo'
Com. Porter, T. S. Navy, has been appoint
ed to the command Of @all the naval forces oA
the Mississippi river, with the rank OF Ac1!s
Rear Admiral. The force under his ORDERS ~
vessels, guns and men, will be larger than eve,
before under the command Of any OnlIe"
States naval officer. His squadron will De oA'-
tlnct in every way from that Of Admiral Ea G'f
gut, who will still command the W esterG u p;ah
Biockading Squadron, the headquarters OF "''i'"
Will he at Pensacola
Two brick buildings, in Newark, n. '''
portion OF the extensive patent leather ll'aD
factory Of j. 7. Fl DWELL K Co., were destroyeI
bv fire yesterday, with a. large quantl'y -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-04

It IS said in the Port Royal correspondence,
Of the Philadelphia Press, chat ''large supplies
Of cannon ana Ammunition are brought into
the Southern Sta ties, in addition to the mum
lions Of war man lfactured at Richmond and
Charleston; that arge crops Of grain and i'm
mense supplies Of beef are raise in the South
this year-that manufactures are increasing
shat New York merchants are engaged in sell
ing goods by sea into Southern ports ani ma
king immense pr offs thereby, and that the
English rreparatibns fer trade With the South
are greater than ever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-04

The gentlemen who were engaged to day IN COL
lecting for the Orphan Asylum, met with quite
liberal success, and hope thatall, Who are able,
will not fail to contribute their share. As they
passed along the vharves, the Captains and
men on board the craft came forward and gen
erously helped the cause, for the sake Of the
orphans Of old Alexandra.