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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
Alfred WI. INevin~' Estasn.

TUE s'hsc,licfs having been aIpeinrd by lIonort
he Probate Court ir be DitiCt Of WaslngtoH COM.
nioner. receive examine, and adjust al claims ,d
HtTahdi OF all PERSONS, against the estate Alfred
w. Nrvts late of Morrewn, In sal! District ttcea.ed
Re presented in%"vtht rad The OF six months from he
"a day OF "Un", 1862, beng allowed by said cuur'
L" he creators Of sai deceased, EXHIBIT and
Iavt theIr respective claims br,r as: NOTICE. iiat
~ will attend Il tie dutire 81 appul,,,urr al ;he
dwelling hoHsr of Harriet 81. Nevins, in Horc.uwu
ia Sld district the ID 1hurdays OF nlv and Nuyem
b er next s'citck in the afternoon nn eac VI said
at>
D. p. CARPENTER,
JAS. II. HOLDEN. Csnna1,,
A. C. DAVIS,
N"ret"nn, juhr iith, A. d. 16t32. 2p,ro3t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
asaRaae. HRaXSyGtslN naGatc.

fIH subecr Ltr>, having HrrL pp"ih'rd ny thH lloft~
bic Probate Court torhe Distic Of WASHINGTON, coli
receive eNaminr, and adjust all cams ana
,emaEt 81 II persons against he Estate of jas Man
Weil t,e Of Eal SION in sal district dectAstd ittst nj
ed inSn> an, nd the term OF six months from ne lVh
day of June 1862, being allowed by said Courl to the
cedors of said deceased Xhbl and prove thereseC
ave claims before tive notice that We VIII aehu TO
The utes Of oEf appointment at the dwelling mouse Oh
late james maxwell. in Fay>ton IN sand district,
an the l0th day Of september aid December next. al
= O'Clock III the forenoon each Of said days.
BENJAMIN DAVIS, tComm,rs
JOHN PATTERSON,
Fays,on, June 10th, A. ID. 1862 339w3t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02


i suaw-wh!t" mr.}iE, wien L. u.s. r-ai.s mans. f..
notion
. II sorts Of aay fy.us thri ay f.. Eng, rs .h..'H
But little female laitcr boots 'r. .ath re-.
.hor'sr
ANA just 90 put yoa On your rn.-@
I'll Civ. you, short a.d uriee.
\ small ho.el experience
"hic. filed my heart With 2ra.:
Last summer, a; the Pavilion . t-..
stopped week ,r more,
AM marsed two 81 lo,t-e-s'' very nor
Before my neighbours doc,
Two boots with pqteu. leather lips
Two boots which seemed to say.
An angel trots around IN us,
They stole nay heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
fhey swept before my face,
lady growing ont Of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But All one morn saw 81 ght
Which struck me like stone
Some other name was on the book
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair Of other booN
Was standing by their side,
And OF they walked one afternoos
And with them valked-s bride.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
Wins fablidlen 2eitnnnen

Der NtlantG Satetligencer beri6tet, bag Elm
ftDuer Ouerilofitbrer cine ptGtiee GrpeDitipn
rnternOmmen babe, BON Ser man balD entreoer
BON @lenpbto OOer 9ialbpite aus @twas bGre,.
iperDe.
Der GrpreB beriGtet: eS leien 8 Rancnen
an Dem Same0 GtOer auf9epFan3t, bic betGn=
big aui uniere GranapurtIAife ~feuerten e6ens
10 waren betnabe ESQ @0arfldiiben an Den
Qfer ltatipnirt, welAe uniere Bcote aitafts
ren. Gerncr last pas 8latt: Die 0e9enpGrz
tige VUllttCn McSteuan's tGnne oaourh aau,
nnboltbar 9emaGt tperoen ; fetn Slug i'm SIT
Den btete lplA' et9entbImli6e 8ortbsile fir
einen IOl6en Sriegeplan bar, unp es frrut
llns (oen GrpreB), gu %ipilItn, DAP III ere glu~
tborttdten oiele TUrtGeile bentgen merOen.
S@netOen fc Me@lellan's 3ufu0rem ab unb
bemmen DGs SorrIfen leiner 0erIt1rtunaen,
70 tpirD perislbe balD auaituOen, Dap 8erteleY
tein pIaB fir i'm 1T.
Der Grprsb eutbaIt cine Proclamation beS
0en. Sse, wDrtti Der elbe Die Mrmee beQlif-
tptnIGt, pafur, DAP le pen md4tieen unD aut
aus9eritfeten Jeinp bfina9e 80 Meilen bis an
ben SameS 9ti9er getrteben, no perlelbe unter
Dem Sduge Der &anpnenbppte lih au erbUler
Jude, nnO ippDur6 &iAmUnO Don Der 8elaz
9erun8 elmer 8roBen Nrmee tefreit let.
gtne Oepeite aus SadiOn. MtlfI, luqt
Gan Dorm bate pas Rrisg0geieb III Is SCUM
ties in Der NaDe pom Slde6urg protlamirt.
II @ine DepelGe BON Niobile beriGtet, bag
bic ganfees Sifatur9 bOmtaretren unp biz
IN Der 9laAbari3aff 9eleaenen Ylautasen be.
rauten. ""' a'o'.ta s.5 3et
paiiaSiere pom Meinp9is molten ptlen, Ser
9tnpman bate Die gauge Gurti5'lA Arma
.ab9efaasen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
Die Combinations Sin unter=
zeichnEf.

@eltern WfOr5en fanbte Der @rdibent Die
@OntsfattUns giu NIT letner unterI6rtft Dem
9aule 8nrld, 70 oaB Die 8ia teBt Sci eb 1T.
Der gtl mar uuBerbem nod Der @ntwurf
elmer 8Otl9aft b~ei9elegt, welGe Die gia NIT
Geto beleet baben pitrDe, im Sale Der Con
greg niGt (bnrb Nnna6nte Der beiben Qmen,
oemsnta) Die @tutpGnpe belfttlet Bate, nel6e
Der PEaitOent 9egen bic 8tQ In i6rer erlten
6afan9 be9te. Die 8otiGaft LII wt6tte,
neil tie liar nuD Oeutli9 ertbeilt, uuter wel6er
usber5en8un9 urp III pel4em Gtune er bic
SpnftafntiOns-S ta banD6aben uno rte Neoer
i'm Nrtaeeotent peripenoen wiro. Die 0iG,
iple tie Jest If, 8tbt tbm iiber 8eiOes zine UNI
uml@rdnfte @ontrrae. Oie In Der 8utIbaft
berit9rtsa GintpaNpe beBieben fb 6auptIa6lt6
auf De /. unp 2. nnO 7. unp 8. Sfftion rnf
tperpea In Der 5auptlaAe Durd, Die angenpm
mensn Nluelpement6 9ebU6en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
BON @ppe'S 9Irmee.

@arrentpn IA, Suit. @uf unls
Yidet6 3wiIGen GulY epper unS g
.%bpn6Ytlle tptrO bautg SUn 0uertQas Q
fenert. 0elteru Mpr9en purOe ouf Dem 6
ritDtaBauie Ote alto 8Iasse auf9esogen. Z
8rauenSimmer I'm Dorfe 9eben nibt mebr q
Der Seite, no pa5 @eri9tssebauOe febt, II
tie niGt unter Der a%meritantl9en Slaaae no
peln wollenl Oeitern wurben &ecUanSscirr
gen unternUmmen u10 e~inselne Oetaheme
9in9en 20 @letlen melt iiber @ulpepper bina
800 9tebellen ftelen ben llnIern in bic 81
De. Die @iIenbabnbriide nber ben STAY
, an puroe 9eltern bon ben llniCnIoIpa
3erltGrt.
@S miro SerIiGert, OaB Die auf n9tGd,u
ltnien" be3t3liGe Gtelle in Sen. WUpe's /!
1Prade auf einen @suera( In Ieiner gs
Se3u9 bat, ipelGer, ais ct Die Srbre erb
cine 9eipilie 9OlttOn eiuSunebmen, fraete,
Ges Istne Ntd3u9sIinie BON bem neuem gu
aus let. ,a.la,a .es a
Die bert@ti9te Guurtt1 FAME Belle Sosb,
DE uns bet Grpnt &pYaI Serrietb unD bic
taGe bes uebsrfals unD Der NiepermsbeI
OsS !. WlarYlanp &esimentS mar, befant
am Z. IN 6rpnt Gogal. @arum I'm lere
F5tere lie ntGt 0erbafteten uno I'm IDA
maGtcn. l1bt ItG faum begreifen, ba cs a
fannt ill., baG 8ele Die pur9trtebenfe.
.tt9lte Spionin Der 9sbefen i'm 39al it.
HE@'#&MmFLA -4tNFh aAHtaH4EMAsE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
Nnn Der sEeitnnn Mnnrnc.

Tetung MOurpe, Is. Suit. Die
Yattenten oes Drill Greet 6papitalk, uneefd6r
200 IN @llem, linO meiilen8 auf Der 8elleruna
unO Elm She'll perIel6en febrt BALD al t6reH1
rslp. Gegimentern Sarad. = Seit ben lebten
q Stltnpen cirfulirte Bier OaS fall4e @erii6t,
oaB 'tnlere Grappen BET WtQtamaburg 3uriid
9'trteben uno Der Dlas BON ben 9te6e(en be
ieBt pOroen let, Gs lit fein wabres Wort
paran, Ofnn Die @OuOernenleut0 to. Gelearap6en<
ltnts, pelds Our@ williamsburg ge6t, or6et=
tst unanterbrC@en fort, mas Der bette 8ewet5
BON Der unri6ti9fett Der Nngabn lit.
Vim SameS NtSer 1T ntGt8 S~uraefaQen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
:, II @AoIunspn nnb 112 @Gppner

fen, II S6uluppen mnb 112 Schooner -
(6utraGs) i'm Wertb BON rn9ef1br flnf3ebn
Miaipnen Dollars. Die Ntratenftrm muB
felt Der Desnobme Der Oampfer patras,
@trcalltan, Bermuda, ga6au, Cambria nuO
Sttttin bancroft eswurpen Ietn. (Seifal.)
Oiele Oampfer linD in auoere Sdnbe eelan9t.
Der &rtee 31r See muB mod einmal 9efO4~
ten werben - mir baben berett8 Der WOrte
gu Stel setpedlelt - mir mifen gum S&la9en
tOmmen. (5Grt , Utr inO lang genug DOT
Glt6 eefrpGen. : SIR mitbt nun I'm erem
8eilptel fpl9en.
@arl Otuhel ia9te, mir fGAten Tim bic
6errIGaft. @r BAT Ne6t, bic 6err19aft
CUR @ee =! Gtnf btsttet SIR un8 immer int
8tebersufanp, jest rpllen mir @ud ben SAlaf
rauben. Gtnlt waret SIR uns I6erleeen, ieBt
linp mir es gu9, %! unb Surrabs.) @inlt
bielten mir GuA fir 9rCB, sereAt unO ebrli@,
II purAiAauen mir Cure Wtasfe. Die
Gorltbun9 bttdt freunpiiG auf ibr ausers
pdbltes Splf, aber bitter prpbenb auf anDere
Qanper. SD lebe beute niGt Spnnenlhetn
auf Oteier 6etntlpbdre. England bat Mtansel
All &orn, Wan9el an SaumpplIe unp etne
tpubre !5unsersnptb an 6reibett 9errldt i'm
9anOe. (5Grt } Sn europa tsbt Nles
pitter uno tribe aus, MlIeS eliidli6 unD freu=
Dig In gmerifa. @ie erbebt NuBlano unter
Der 0uGt Der empOrOrdngenpen Maleu, De-
rem Sefretung ben NDet aus DEM S9laf se=
Wie 3ittert Stalten Bel bent 9tuf
Der niebersebaltenen 9%tepOlutiOu gBie 16it~
teri DeutlGlanO ilber Der unten tobenben De-
mutratte. (SSrt J l1nO f. 6rantreiG nrO
6 bina unb Die GIrfet, tbr SApert nit Dem
MCnte9rU'S treu3enO, ipabrenp Nmertfa jauG=
3eno Cen 6reibett6ruf aualt6Bt, oertrauenD unO
uber3eu9t, baB es, pbrenulo9ilG seiprpden,
mmfan9reiGlten S6dbel unD bic bette
Sualitdt @ebtrn inter alien NattOnen be-
!" (StirmilAe 5urrabs unO lautsr
geifua)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
tetegr0pbtiebe Dfae6rtcbtcra
Sert3tet tara ben Baltimore lg8eder .


= Walbtn9tpn II. Suit. Sena t.
OoOlittle beridtete 81 @unlten Der @rribtuno
etneS Sureaus fir @inwanoerune, wprauf ld
Der Senat in @recutiv<S tbung begab.
0aus. Cooper ppm Ma7a6nletts 6raSte
eine Vil Elm, pOrna6 an rno na& Dem l.
Nu9uf bic 9. ct. @ORfomps fir Gteuern
inter $500 an9encmmen unb lau& aeeer1
SAabamt5nDten ein9staul6t perpen tSnnen
uno paB feline Corporation poer Banf 9ioten,
ODER iraenp tpelGe Nn~petlungen unter $1.O0
.aus9eben poer in Circulation Ieben parE Bel
BON $500 uper 6 Nipnaten @efdilani6
uper beipem. 5uuper le9te eineu parauf &c
3isli6en Brief OeS S9nbamsS Ssfretdrs Dor.
Die Sta wurOe nit 81 9e9en 20 Sttmmen
angenOmmen. IT Die jBiu fir NufiNu6 bes
Gertaufe gspi0er Snbiansrg9dnpereicn pal-
irte. Gbeulo Die bon @Ur beantra9ten Ste
lolutionen INN IufiAluB iber Die Serbaftuuo
SIiSiere unO Matrolen bts y@umtes0
Nlsier. = Die SOtl6aft De8 @rdfoenten
Die Conf scaticnsbia lief fobann Elm uno
lpurbe gum Druf beprOert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
Spm SEinHefter.

9arper0 6errp, is. Suli. Gs mir
9emslpet, Dap nnlere @ifstS Yprtge Na6t Yur
Win6elter einBetrtebeu iparben.
Die &e~le9rapbenOfice 1T in @rpartun.
zines Wn9rife8 %entfernt wprpen. @ers1TN
iubelt.
8ena Die SunOeatrnppen ~au8egrifen uer
ben, ~ tpetOfn lie auf 6arpers 6errY 3nriaid
0eben.
StpnspaQ SadOn lo4 nit Der 6Glfte Ieine
Arinee BON NtAmonO 3urid9sfsbrt letn un
na@ bter sprriidsn.
Gtne tarte &ebelIenmaGt fol Bel @orppnl
ptlle perlAan;t lein, an Der &pao, bic 90
9ttGnUno nad5 Dem S~Genanopab G6al flb
IMP itber welGe SaflOn ron sort 9tepu6l
nadb 9ti4mono marl9irte. Mian 9laubt, 81
Dopf bis 9tetelen bier angreifen wiro.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18

leute, pelAe ral6 auf Der 8ranblt1tte erlGbies
men maren, fCnnten oas mtloe 8euer ntdt eber
l6lAen, als Bis 3 Wubnbduler tn NlAe ge
le9t, unp 8 6amilten pbpa6los genladt ma
rem. Die leBteren YerlUren lire l1mmtlidben
0erdtbIdaTten uno fonnten faum 70 piel ret
len, um lire 8l6Ben 51 bedeu.
Gincinnati, Is. Srli. Srn6te be :
m 0 q tt6er 6eberet. Sn Gincin<
matt I6einen Die Srlanper etntn fGrmliAsa
Sreu33ug 9eBen Die Neger beaonnen 3u baben.
Der SuItsfreunb beri6tet barber mic folat
GOrgsfern NbenO fanp cine Sreite Nuflage
Der tuntlltuarilAen Scenen ltatt, ipeltbe in Der
llebten Wp6e 5piIden ben irilbelt uuD farbi=
gen G'uterperpadern uuo 9alttrdgern an Der
%Qanpun9 auf9efubrt wurOen. Nu rer 4.
StraBe, 5pilGen Sim unb 9tace, beaeanete
cine Nn3abl Opn SteoeDDres Elm paor gteQern.
SOfprt ftelen iene pbne ale DrpSpcatiUn ilber
bic uNig9er" Der uno priteelten lie tiIi6tta
pur6, Gin Guoel BON etipa ~3ipau3ia SrlGn
bern ma6ten einen Nh9rtf auf pas 6au6 Ell
nea 9te9erS, NamenS 0oOobue, in Der 4. Str,
unb erGfneten Gin S0mbarDement nit &ielelz
ltetnen aaui ballelbe. Oas &rI6etnen zines
DETACHMENT QOtt3tlten pom 9earIItra6en>S Sta
tiUnSbau6, trteb Die NubsltGrer unp Nitbz
ride CUR ral4en 6lu9t.
Sin Neeer, pel9er rubtg bic @atelRroBe
entlans stnB, tpnyoe p9ne 0eite,eS 3u 8ooen
9epOrfen ltno %miBbanpelt. Sn Der Gulumz
bta, nabe Matntrabs, ipar Elm Neger e6enfall5
Der blinoen TtaAe eint9er o8uqteS" preis9eae=
BEN. Din Der @berfte purpe jsber Neger,
pelAer iA bliden lief, nie%pergel6tageu. Oaa
6elo9elGret Der wetben SteueDpres mar
skill all of these d. niggers !" Die
Gtimmun9 eesen Die 9teser, belonpers unter
Dem irtlhen Clement, lit duBer(t feinoleliq,
unp mir werpen pabrlGsinlib nod l6limme,
OtsleiAt iebr bluti9e Q~luftritte erleben Die
Srldnoer l6einen etnea fDrmliAen &reu,,ua
9e9en Die Ne9er unternOmmen 3l baben.
Scitrag gum Sa9n>9 cnfmalc. Gurner
Sarrts, Der in 8rpwn's' Ga1sY, in Der 93d6e
BON MarYspille, einen 9uar3 : Claim bat,
lAenfte Dent bieli9en unp Dem MarpsutQe
Gurnperetn einen lebr wertbpOllen, pradbtppGen
9uarj, aber nltr uneer Der Seoingung, bent
lelben al6 ibren geitras gum SabnSO entmal
mad Berlin 5u I6iden. Der Stein pieqt
unsslabr 100000 Yfunp, bat unasf1br 3
8ub int Durame6er, unO pas golO 1T an
Dtelen Steuen an Der gubenleite li1tbar. ~
BALD perlelbe selGlifeu unp nit elmer paIen
Den Sni6rift psrleBen il, miro er an Zen Srt
leiner Seltimmlns ab9elAidt perOsn.
8anfem in Serington mt0 San0iGe.
5err Slice, Elm priOat-S anquter In DAM
piae, &Y, fam fiir3liG it6er 9sringtpn In Gin
cinudti m. Tie &nnitnI1lPn In ;pnen, ,SSt1St-
den lrurpen OnrA Die &d6e BON MOr9an's
Gasalerie IN einsn flrAterliGen SAredsn
9eiast. Die uSant IF &entufp" BAT tbre
Depcliten mad Der vgIortbern 8ant Of Sen
tudp"" in %@pvin9tcn unp sinen ereBsn Shell
oe5 9ripatsS aut- Capitals mad Cincinnati
ssbra&t. NaA 5rn. &tce'S 9nli6t miro bic
llnf6erbeit Der Sanquier5 in &fntufg cine
s'obs @lal5e capital na4 Den frsien @toaten
orGn9en. s7u, m
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18
zoo esefanaene ans aprt oelapare ent nr.,,aeu.

200 Sefansene aus Sort DtIawars ent;pruuSem.
Wai bin9tOu 10, Suit. Gine Spe=
3tal5 DepelGe an ben gBa1binetDn ~8tepu6lcan
melDet, Dap mebr ais 200 gjefanaene In lester
yla6t aus Sort Delapore entpiGen fno. 8et
Nnfunft oeS 9cfau9s IN 9errYeiae beute Naurs
gen iparoen fanf D~erifItfn in einem @asaun
s~efuntsn unc fefsrnummen.
Sine lpatere Depride iast, baB Die @efan=
eeneil entrpeoer burG SGwtmmen pSer 6ilfe
pom Sopten, Die tbnen bon Nugen our Gerfi,
9ung 9eItellt tpurben, enttamen. Ser Datn~
pier Wsaicr &aYbUlo palirte pas Sort geaern.
Sin Sff5ier bes Sorts fam an 8Orb. st err
asabnte In Der tatt9ebabten l1nterrepnns nihtS
BON Der TlI4t per @efanatnen. nsm aao -
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widtises ooh sI6o.r

afbahg eol6.. Suit. @ouUerneur 81
gan BAT, mic man bort, bel8lufen, bic Sc
.9ebunS ntGt ein3ubesufen, lOnoern bic 8
tpiltsnna BON $50 8Ount9 auf G6 N ,
men, Der erfcrperItde Betraa tpfrS 7,
WtiQiOnen Dollars Bis SO, 100000 betroS9,
piesfallltSe 9rctlamatiOn bes @vmS,
l4enrs rtrp ttpenfaas alrsseIt erIaNeu tperbe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-18

Gtne Depei4e BON New,gdlte an ben
6ran8pcrtnetiter in @ilmin9ton bertGtet,
Dap 5 Der @ntTObenen tn Stem. Cattle anfa=
men, bon pUttt9en S%e3eGionitsn nit 6leiper
berleben unp In elmer &utl6e mad 0tlmines
ton 9e6ra6t nUl0en i1ten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-02
w AR NEWS.

We have more runlors of an intended move
ment Of the army of Gen. Mcclellan. The
Fortress Monroe dispatch Of Thursday, receiv-
ed by the steamer yesterday, states that an at
tack or movement Of some kind was then
hourly expected The New Merrimac," like
the old, causes some concern among the YES
sells on the river, as she is now completed, and
expected down to make an attack or he fleet.
The Federal gunboats, in anticipa on, have
moved up the river, out Of view from Harrl-
sons Landing.
Advices by telegraph, state that on Thurs
day night, about twelve clock, the Contcde-
rates on the south side Of the James river, OPP
posite the encampment Of that portion OF the
Federal army under command Of Gen. ingalls,,
opened from two light artillery batteries, and
fred with great rapidity. 4 battery Of heavy
guns were brought to bear, and soon silenced
the Confederates During the engagement,
four Federal soldiers were killed, and some five
or six wounded. A few Of the vessels IN the
river were struck, but no serious damage was
sustained.
On Wednesday, the 28th ult., body Of Con-
federates captured regimental train and two
suffers wagons between Front Royal and Win
chester, Va. Large numbers Of guerillas arc
known to be in the neighborhood, but the Fed
eral cavalry is not strong enough to pursue
them.
A force Of Que hundred and twenty Confede-
rates were overtaken few days ago at Mount
Sterling, Kentucky, and all taken prisoners
except nine, who escaped.
Eighty Contederates were attacked near
Brownsville; Tennessee, on Wednesday, and
forty Of them taken prisoners, but twenty nine
were subsequently, recaptured by their friends,
who came up largely reinforced.
The advices from New Mexico report the
Federal forces to be falling back to the Neosho
river, forty miles south Of Fort Scott The
cause Of the retrograde movement is not given.
The Confederates, under Gen. Albert Pike,
are said to be at Fort Washita.
TN coo3toryr aoY, p,iccion IN Naw Work sre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-02

international hxhloltlon continues to be fl,
great metropolitan centre Of attraction a,th, us
it yet falls considerably behind the pvh;E stsA
Of 1851, both il number of ysiters and ,m ,,'1
of receipts. The great mass of ENGLISH oos s@
try visitors is, however, expected in Anoust
Mr.. VIM McDonald's fine stud Of trOtt;,
horses nineteen in number) were sold %
Wednesday, in Baltimore, the sal, reaHz;n,
the sum Of &c. The horses generarr
brought good prices for the times and ii.
bidding was spirited and eager. This is III,
most important sale oftrotting stock that eve, !
took place in the vicinity Of Baltimore
In the Georgetown market there is dulnes
on account Of supplies Grain of all kinds is ]
in demand; wheat is worth 81 IS for good red
and white from ST. 80 to $3.50, the latter for
family -four wheat Corn is quoted at 56 TO
so cents per bushel for white and yellow, and
for prime article as much as g. Oats 50
cents. There have been no arrivals from be-
yond the Point Of Rocks by canal for nearly
week, on account of a temporary obstruction
from a sunken boat and cargo at that point
It is thought that the Chicago story Of the
ten iron-clad Confederate gunboats breaking
the blockade of Mobile, was based on the pre-
vious report that some Confederate steamers
purchased or chartered in Europe, were wait.
inq at Nassau to run the blockade.
L. C. Turner, of New York, having been
appointed associate judge advocate tor the
army around Washington, is charged with In
vestigation and determination Of all cases Of
State prisoners and military arrests in the
District of Columbia and the adjacent counties
of Virginia, and of all other cases wherein the
action Of Judge advocate my be required
Simeon Draper, of New York, has been ap'
pointed a special commissioner Of the War
Department to superintend the execution Of
the order of the 3lst Of July, respecting a0-
sentee officers and privates Communications
on the subject OF the said order may be ao-
dressed to him at the War Department. Wash
ington.
During the last spring and winter 1t was ire Ire
Quently stated that iron-clad vessels we're 0ulio
ing on the Clyde, and were intended Tor 'l'
Confederates, but were to receive their aralS
ments at some neutral port or at sea ;,
Governor Tod, Of Ohio, declares that he VIII i,
draft if necessary A committee OF cololF'
men of Cleveland wrote to HIM some oa!>
since, asking him if regiment OF negroes r
would be accepted to aid in crushing o'' ~
rebellion. He replied TO them by letter. os
clining to accept their services at present. 11 1
expressed the opinion that they pr0oa"'
would not be received as soldiers at any 'l u
The special election for members OF tIe ~
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" hen the Uenefal WAS alCtI VIC SuolA'
some time ago. down IN Writ and Calhoun
counties, he captured a very rebelllous young
woman. by the name of Salle Dusky, daughter
of Daniel Dusky, who was sent to the pen1ten-
tiary from this city for robbing the mail at
Ripley. and sister Of Captains Andy and
George Dusky The General, feeling conf
dent that the girl knew the hiding places OF the
guerrillas, had a private conversation with her
and during the interview, having failed to get
much satisfaction, he told her # she would
make clean breast of it he would give her the
chances for husband Of all the young otAcers
ir his staff This failed to bring the lnforn1a-,
ton, and Sallie was taken away III charge OF
Captain Bags AS she moved away from the
Generals presence, she asked the Captain If
the General was really in earnestln making the
last proposition. Baggs assured her that the
General was sincere and that he would have
lived up to his PROMISE The girl assumed
kind of a thought l manner, and after short
time replied: -"Well, I believe I'd about as
leave have the old man (meanlng the General
himself) as any of EN-. y
The New York Herald says Jeff. Davis S
coachman has not been heard of for some time.
The original 'coachman' soon found his trade
ruined, as a Snowman, by numerous rivals and
counterfeiters. He ought to nave taken out q
patent
The Richmond Dispatch says:-~'The man
ner in which the internent Of deceased soldiers
is carried on in this vicinity is a digrace, not
only to those concerned but those having au
thority in such matters. We have it on the
authority of q gentleman, an officer of the ar
my, who had visited lakewood Cemetery, that
the collins are often piled in two and three
deep in one excavation.
During two weeks Of July the shipments Of
domestic sugars from New Orleans to northern
ports of the United States were over 10000
bids. The supply will serve, in part, to meet
the wants Of sugar consumers The trade be-
tween New Orleans and foreign ports is begin
ing to revive There have been several clear
ances during the past month from that city to
Turks Island, Nassau, and other foreign ports.
The drafting law is to be resorted to after
the middle of this month, to the extent of the
deficiency which may then exist in the number
Of men called for,
The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Times says:-''This much is certain: France
and England are going to send, by September
Or October, into American waters, feet of the
most formidable dimensions, and, whether or
not by that time the situation may be su,h as
to warrant their intervention in one way or an
other, it is no: necessary to point out how
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doing everything in their power to lessen the
sufferings and increase the comforts Of the Me-
Clellan army. Arrangements have been made
whereby steamer will be enabled tc cave for
the James river, with fresh provisio~S, twice a
week, and number Of schooners 1--we been
chartered to carry knick-knacks to the men,
The n Y. Express says: ''Gen Butler, be-
yond all question, needs achievements He
has not troops enough to feel easy in 50 impor-
tant position.
The beautiful villa, built a few years since,
in Talbot county, Nd, by Col. Richard France,
and purchased about u year ago by Thomas Z.
Williams, esq, has lately been sold to Hon.
Henry May, Of Baltimore, for the sum Of $780,
$780, cash Mr.. May has moved over, and IN
tends becoming citizen Of Talbot county. He
has also bought Of Or, Earle the Fausley Wood
estate located adjacent to the villa, $50 acres,
FOR So, 500. This addition 70 the villa will
make it one Of the finest estates on the East
ern Shore.
4 New Orleans correspondent writing on
the Goth, mentions the report that Gen. Ma
gruder has been sent to Louisiana, with view
% o,o~at;o15 against New Orleans.