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, 1862-11-09
4lfsteala1klloklE.
'THE CHEAP CASH JEWELRY
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Il 10U& OF X1B YoKE.
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8eeeos nsA all NsaIsFu IN JeRsan.
y. A. HAYwAKD.
MAnUfAC1UDtN0 JRWBLRR,
No. - Brusdvsy.
Whoiessis AEs,s. vssted ia avs.1 Ees4a,sot sud
S1ocea- The aAseztu<nt tGupfis<s all Minis ct
h4f7A VEST CllAtNa NECK CUAIyE 1f>f. GET.
BkArEt.ETA R1sGA PINS. CHARMS. eTUUS
ead bEff9Ns, MAsttS1C. T. u u. r., =.
AND ALI MINDS Or EMBLEX PINS
And everything In the jevstl l.ne.
Aky 11s sfshinx to s-+as'nrlss will sead ~tths- of
tte following articles together sttn nv Wholesale
G.eElhr en the receipt Of me dollar:
a Gold AA@rtc Fin 0r Iat r. or 4
SCe GoIt. .ol4tt Aks mic Fob EeY. era
Heaotssa' seE u Jsxss,sy: e., orA s,..,
eEst kS=rAssI p, 4ts z, ora
EEitfrrG1A ~ an0a6 Hug o. PI1, Or !
SIT Of EaEtarrss solit1.ra ste-ve.~Gtttns.
Stf Of 3tat- and Buttons ure
,.,..,..,, Cant; ;n'sn's So, Stone 1stn-. ora
AadTt uo1hlt Hs.ft Rag. Or
Inty.s En- .n'-.ed tsevo!stcz P1o OF Q
AeAt GoEd psA!ea F-nt Cham or E~:t h+'1s, Ge Z
EAGuFAa Diamond Eins:aT l.u.
VITA CiI1lL4 AtaCtet or Al
Anchor Pin. With ChAtn ar:achel o-n
.u Flu- u, Il Pen Acd P-htil
AL sAe ahdf* goods arE .,td nI r.ts It trn1 g. n
y rArh. Persons ~E1ltsnE II order nay.ltht wnteu
Msy not og sp@sa-I N tn. ci-c tttF. ter upon
uQt MI -
, 1862-11-09
/ CARD TO THE LADIES
uS WFONCE's GOLDEN PILLS
Elix EEYTkn

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:: :=s< I'D aLsAIt e5cc-:.A ~ preventive,
.. taiy s7sr 4sd r-i4el- r,.%1sc:.e ever kup.'n
u tss.et ~ ,-rEs.s. 10 3~a44:rA wts-ta.r ME-
!: fs5*-f = i1s::sk 5ca X. sar 6rSC1 II t...i,
-tt-se tAlts~ Eli b. r.4:t.ct.A- a o74rr-ss-r
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~s*ss Esa- sr7xc - tr"Fy 4k-r1 .ad .aeT
.E-- JrE &c r A.e o--EE-c::.s EAcu:e+., =1d
-EEeAsa.:s 10. hra-
Frlte II 90 per Itox.
~ ckskah. my G*ze.a; wa,les1.e .rc.A;~
:Nktst7E -1as~ls-ers.
{ <uru = l.Aarp!-- -~r..,
E4Eht, = ss'''a WA..+ i ~.
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Ssit EeU1Ht IL n. 1t t.,i,.n :; a..
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1sea
LIST OF LETTERS


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MID ally s.s.na mirs
MctlaI4t.'l t'apl ia. mi !
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Hc!}l.acal WAl.c- .afs
Nrlt. I nl,3 Lizzie Miss
ACJ+e 1Ccjh3sa El..
, 1862-11-09
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STEl:ss! OYSTERSf
~ 7n Grru"c. .nec- Hotel E<s3c:s, Es:las .iouass
Anc tttseEs,-Ne 80 rev r7rpar-d 70 fufn Al
Reg or Gan oysters
Z E1i-' To- sait. We s-cr..e TIE. :.r&n every
Cay n ezr:, r t.e + ".t cG-- III & -uhn-e w tal
Ut g.! o. c.r e"1 h3 @ti- n.t aat x1;1 A44l BET
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ArpirnR- EFyICs. srArx or iLE1xefx+
sfEIS"F1sEr February ~ taGL
WHERFsr. The l-asaJsre FIRE ksAu.nnc. t;,npa,,v
.nenttf' Is Entasyn. III si- Ft.t- Ut Ses fo-x IL.
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ssts NsfslitE ~ IN Art - f-.ae r II Axez-t:,
q II ur1nr- Ce'hzt~< tncar of et, s. the Sts.
a.tnstst5-J TIT :efs. xcrrus. tan1fT III ii? n7,s
Hies. a. f*t E.t7snv turr.shci .atsf&tttorv ri
aeeGe hkt II ~s.~-s-s! II she -rt:ed &.l12tt os
Ehfal hFy1t-! E s:ocs+ Hc3 me!tx u, 1aA l. cAf
u fs NJ ~Fitt~n tn+tRnent sirp.{ bY In. Pred.
Gsnt hHd s+c:risry th.frh!. appointing t. L III ,ni
T. = sss. CT Gksc1ro. IT. Agrrs 10. tn tts ~ tyr
VI rue htslh-s' Of -aA CUtneH1y aud tar AMI aar-
s*fstdT authorizing him tn scstsx:tt-s tcrTsre 0f
hfTFtta tnf arc he btl III Of I'D .tpaar fsn4tnt.n
tt strT1ce ~ rt"rs. n-,1 ily7 t sa.t ts:t - Il.
y taken ard htta I'll BE- vAi ~ keTrc r,oo, d..
ent It 4efytce. " $500 ~ A"s
SvK :kst-tcte Ia pursuance 1t the rfev s.on+ r .n
A'1s o'1r%*n. Ittr.. T., Dnhcs .{uf.sp- Or P., te
Acc1Hot4 Ct the Stale II tnts% d h.r-F r7.rr n III ~
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tEthS toE The r.d Con r. ,,.as<, of
ih*ntatc z TIL" 5ts'- until lh- slFtJ . II ..t ~ JIz
n"Fy y the r.nF rirar-s.n hcnds4t rad tStr--4 ~
- a. IT, maj be legally eE1oEe1ed 10 d. b; s4it
s---- in testimony VIII srof, ,..re hsrrunt7 .nh
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HALL 4 C01E raST. Axeat..
oesfseuslmvwArJ No. IA South Water street
, 1862-11-09

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ss.Es'g; ssansyiI M MGhh'ass A. assts ss.s lrsa
Nsii.n+. Mater In ch4rcery os Ok Csanty: Sit:
q !'Hnsn I'll "a oSenteEce 70 ta- raaafA:4 - d.
ID t1e shove untitled rAn~ sell ii oaSc
snc1!on tor es.h. to the acbeat blll r u ne nota
nocE q y. Curt Htn%+ Of th- County aE C.aoE II
A. II. ks Al TEL oc!ocx 10 the rpseto,n II aid dsv
mo: prem !,-s Et+cE:hed IN TIC uect~e IN
nsoth1.e: ansttsr ut tot'oa rse u in t. wns,i3
{ rotth fank4 .httEeu (lJg eA.t of Ehe
tklfc rst1 cirs ef!aiAa the county Cook nd
ttete Of l}1l10f1. rs WILLIAM
Master u EhAn1rrF Conk County.
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, 1862-11-09
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10: FOR THE EIGHTH IN
- FASTEy, 11GEIA1:S,

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vas r'ootan ? sJsst E:i gersrrr.at t,..:1 z!yus
seEtIN e1ot tot.i.- L. Er-xEens'
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Nrdter Geo
@+Er. E'rnr
E1cr4t. Levi.
Van .lan.rs ir
Week NC
, 1862-11-09
... soEs1.yAtI
letSaease 70 e1rtre or Tie s!st ti>v o! Jaara .sS
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Certificate 70 e1rtre or TIE stst dag ot Jaara .ss
AruIroe's AFF1cg. SyArknr IL1txo,.
eFKsSsF1<Io. E4nuzts Il IN,
@Hs HEAe. The Manhattan Fire 1asur,ccr fou,,.,z
!rcat~4 Ut StE York. The Stats New TorS =
r'ed IN f mr. L tcut,: oE The ca1iti4o Of Il, III
fatrr. *t fticf.Ff by At t14 A. s.riea
ol ihsEfaut- Cs:tns1n!sA not In a. - "a
1f leG!t." *ErsoF-ts FebFu*tF tsta ;Esi 1ni ~ ~:
ant4'fntntT s+ ~ ~ aoa:oy.ri LAnu4rr II ~. xnf
s-fr Cota May has f-nxh~s s4tt.fsct, -
ctnC~ that II l. kr,-e.d Gt ihr rea3Ir+7 a1nint n
eHf!t-! tnrt>*d II st.rks AMI 1o-t4:++ ann hts fe1
n shs cfsc~ %sitten ta-t ntl-nt kgpe n srn rrss
e II and Secrcl7tr thereof. speoa1ng totunr-1 {.
Hall n iane~ II. Esos hia IT, 4 .ent fr TN
frsn.arft0n ~ The hen--- M said CorsE.Dy na f,liT
acs :rctlr nuster nc httt "a a,:s nuS .s r.
*'vTfees tpr ,ce- tor anu het1fus .s!4 C1s1yt.
rofeuttrs IT,. stEE:cr Uf u2on Ain ton .sff
aEent sail hc r.sra aad he'd - ~ =, va'td q. Il
s%Iffs eEoh tile CaIp1Ey. and <a4EIas Al c.A.co oi
e1T"r ~ re.~nE n sur6 p rvlre.
ao* &t"sEfr IN pursuance Of the eruYt%tcns If the
aefa xfa:esst!1. tc-.t f. uuontr a1itoc NJ PI1H-
A"enGhfs Of rt Ftn3se a~ro7 Ynat
tE@ :att 1*lneet {. Hi: Ana }snt.- H. Sfyx.s !. N
fh6rt2ed NJ An AseNt fs,s tkr aal.itnn~ry Y-.n4
Ee tue ast r's eS trsnrA In .h:s Htats i III t,s
nifty f'et dav Of anot.r ii fh% year ertt-e: hns.
ti'cd and sttts tre+.. - far he may os taiY en-
roTe'rd 70 10 TO b. salt Company.
1-~--~ In sr.ttuM NJ ~h-rttf. haze ker-anto szn
fsaL s:!tasc r. n.'n- %na e..1sa tbs >csi Of ,py
nary 4 D. 11se. JESSE &. DUBOIS .ludi:or 7. 1.
RAIL- & COMPANY, Agents,
, 1862-11-09

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Certificate 10 egprt OF The xl.t tar e{ J4au,v. fss
App51s.Ets ffFFIE=. ST .tz ~ XII WIS
- so. SrEfxHrtkLp. Fet.nA.y 4 E4sI
~HBFEAa The l'iEut1 Fire iEsurste+ +as5,.41r
MtatrI IT tTonslFn IN III. State Of E-x Tors; ats
Era IN 1hts hsnFe stst-ntht coas sI, Itta NJ.
iAlH. - fr;ulfrt ty "A Act % fn4.l s- Axcc-tr.
ttur11cs CorrAci--n0s incorporated hT tfl- sta:4
u l1if "s- hhprov< d E-hruxIy tssl 1Ae a,d q, .cs
. er 6Hf'-E ,h-Fes" sps 'v.s j@nu1ry 1f I515 snj
Ete:e tiM CtM p-ny h&< fafh4 44ni sAstssattoev -Tt
Efncr sct + ID r1++ s-d q. f1c F-Qa RID Sn1.nt ~
*pital hT etsss in sfrk% and $50 h.4 ae.s
IL aFs"e+ Nstfru tuk&' ua-nt ~ ~ shs r. 4st.
=. 4 sE secretary Fh*re1E appointing t.taa.nst
Isl! 1ad Js ntt II Sffkee ttsAti i IN f +"hfexn fts
A-cs Dr far :fEsses3n n t- hu.aex. NJ .aid .o..
t%hy 1.l tuif- sDa rAses-rs-dty 4a'horxies htr IL
MaEox!rcEs Iesvc- Ct r'oerJ s1r Ans a1 'e.l.,f nf
lid Ctnr.n5, ,r4Hsecrla4 that bf -ocr ~ e
LIN. tic As'd IsEr1: .i.t be tssea A7d h~ln u 7At:
rs 4 s~tvel aon the Cnrsas. and waving Al am
strrtbF ~ - At.'n II rncr s-.7!cs
tet. ~HE-sAt l-+4- r. '<s.+ A;,.l1t Il Of Fasl4,
1scan:te nj The state 1t Iot. airrr e. :ifT nat
H. sid ltnk-st T.. Hail xad il 9<A u Skck-a tl{a
$50 " s-E1:zt- ~ s~1t f1r :,r sss: E,raY+ny
to tI1nA4st The fsi7s.A Of Insurance IN th.
:he tbi'lstrs;1'y nf JsnuasJ. IN II. YEA ga
hundred at htsty f.re - FIR he nap he My
empowered 20 to CO by ~ald Company.
go, In i.srToEF wheteeE t.ss t-rran.o e1b-
~-l ne. n Ectir rs+.d t.ts stt IAy * rsara-
aFy. 4. D ,F:x JKcsE f. pl' sOl., Antto. +. i,
HALL Il CON PANE, Axrnt4>
cee' seos 'm.-AT1 No ia sauta wa;-s s.rs.t
, 1862-11-09

TfIaYs lanes Fnre
9i'5st.a alx.5
o. t'cne- Nssy Ana mi.
D'hlfn Marcy Ei-s
O'S-lll iossjrhine mtes
, 1862-11-09

Mrt;%e John MeI'h~ssnn FssnXcsss1 F.-rstara
&cEltlott John McEAhon Fssd Nch.tley B.sa.d
capt Messa~rteL MGF41tan~ Sstl
Meds.afFy j. co Me..9tr,tck S 3 Nriargre .;oau
1siH " Icinf"rhE Ac.-a .d3cch II
HtNte1 DR. krAu1!ap Koat
, 1862-11-09

%T i EAl ENT Of the condition
Pheniz Fire Insurance Company
q Srook.sn. aer 1ark. !aaa.ry !. 1859
ls.-7he r.me ef fhc Company "a tn. Pm.
rI I::e lnsul anse Company Of N:uokiJu
-I,s smecnt Q, T.. capital .:osxls se.a,'o
.............-...-.-....- 30 nse
ASSETS,
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In, e C. "t a.:tt. saa 9s.:+r loat-*..... &sSan
A-I+ al Eef.te uuf1cun.,es.l ..-.... II =
:F-F1n'tr nnn Fock+ HH<is hF t4a f:o51t- f6 1ftT
ifls-Ecs,:A .isi- The Company Hec1;sd b.
~ ,+'s. :. ~ R--. Es.e.e: .@eEn
t.shr- ttG.rE f-1f II ., ........ r; N
st!i-rtbta.frt the t:emcNnT Tor rr.nn1nt Usa.s
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1t ,rf s,, hn.a1 sst:a fS.to>0s
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s..ae4n1
e1sFee September sfs. i ..-.---.....-.. ft.s n:.s
sTE!'5sES ClU II ELL, President.
PrfL>rpEE SHAW. 5.~r+tasy-
, 1862-11-09
zGaT Claims
Hegal Rnttfss.

L STATE OF SAMUEL Wilson.
1EfEASED-I'1b 1b'!c nptre "a A.eeny k1v-n n
~ nSfruEs Lain sA;a. 40 demands sxsiut t'e
tknie for adjudication rad 1t ~a-nt It f-xui.r
t<tM or 'h~ EonHsy Cont r. +cna CcuIty, t. h-
r. u RI @fatay nj lece1t her. a. b. l.c1 rriu. ii.
s,sLse*Eth d>y taereot ~~'N-s ~"
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, 1862-11-09

PITTSBURGH, IT. wAYHH z
CHlEAEt, RAILWAY.
fh.ee"ye: Tsh:s. 'eevs III. bGcs: e1.r ~ q, =
ssa Canal ss1rtr- Cs:cazo ta.lJ Il = AHes1eI
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y S.A4. E1pttN% {sxs-nt sk.nItsA,
s*1r A-rnrren7s*1n tos tGcars,ts
AFe stes!c1soa n Als 4. x knt SIS FA
Eo7 Boston. Sew Tcrk. Ph!lsde!-sS.s
xALTaHHRn, w2sExN1Eq*.
AaTFse"uTE and RBtA.hara:1
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Tbs c1ctH 4h11t nA:u~6 -@~ -
5,Etf - u. s:s3s = IT, a3d oafgAEs - u
gay one csaa<- Of cAss bet ~eau t'scsry 5,h a n.t
~ nt:s1snSo On trim 3savtnx ChcA1e .. - 60
mss1 q !ne CcMaAsFs o. eorn.:: of f:aS1:;es ~
Ca.esxo WI = SHiE.9 1Csp2c NWGe
a. Ht}LLDsy 2 -csai A1e.e 9aa seR esaE<
, 1862-11-09

ESTATE # Noah Ss"rteya1t, do
ae ..AviaE cihiH.s IA detaatis uca Il tia Et.t n
hGna \ s.nrter.n; cseea.ea y 'at-et the ..s fsr
G'1 t. Co-st q Cuk t;..uafy. to b. haiies Al sa1
GSn:t nose n n: city Chicago ee III. t1irl M.
CATH sktSt SCEETEFaET
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-29

BRIEF PARAGRAPHS. -

S0uare, Baltimore last evening, in favor OF
vigorous prosecution Of the WIZ, the re-estab-
IsI1ment Of the Union, and tho raising Of vol
u2teers the meeting was addressed by Gov.
Bradford, e. " Hoffman, Y. Il. Collins,
Gen. Wool, and others, ii animated speeches,
and series Of resolutions were adopted ii1 IA
yor of the objects Of the meeting, and also IN
favor Of a test oath Of aLleganc being applied
IN the military department Of which baltimore
is part--A large war meeting Has hello III
Wheeling last Saturday, addressed by Uov,
pierpoint, Shorrard Clemens and others, co
tlorsing the most vigorous policy on the part OF
the administration. -Com Charles Stewart
i. S. n, is in the eighty fourth year OF his
ace, and IS still hale and cheerful. police
n Baltimore have taken from the stores III
that city all the photographs OF Confederate
officers. -Gold in New York, yesterday, was
quoted At ll7S(Dll75.-The head Of Que o1ttie
Departments in Washington has issued al or
der to the clerks therein, directing them to
cease from discussions whilst attending to their
business, and coutine themselves to the dis
charge q their duties. -,Ihe Common Council
Of Washington have passed law approprIa
ting $50, coo for bounties for volunteers for the
war in thatcity--(ran Patterson recently made
q singular speech at the banquet given to (Ten
Shields in Philadelphia; he was very severe
upon Tie Senate, upon Gen Fremont, and
matters and things generally. - TIL Mason
Rangers, 8 Maryland Confederate company,
have subscribed $3.50 to erect monument over
the grave of the late Gen. Ashby, at Char
lottesville-Mr, Carlile spoke at Wheeling
last Friday in defence Of his course in the y.
5. Senate, especially in reference to the admls
sion Of West Virginia into the Union he was
opposed TO the ultra course OF the abolltlOnlsts,
which he denounced AS tending TO the over
thow Of the government 1.-The courtln Chi
caro- has decided that treasury notes are q legal
tender for county taxes in that place, notwlth-
standing the law Of Illinois requires gold in
1avn2ent Of taxes.--Gov Andrew, OF Mass,
saws that ''conspiracies to prevent enlistments
in that State" will be promptly met by the au-
thorities thore.-RecruIting is now said to be
very lively in New York city.-Ihe Cincinnati
Commercial has statement III relation to Ten.
Mcclellan army before Richmond, in which
it is said he could not at any time have brought
more than $4,000 men into the field previous
to the late battles--A portion Of Gen. Pope's
army now occupy Culpeper Court House.
The present crop Of wheat in Ohio is the best
and largest ever gathered IN that State. The
presence Of Com, Porter in " Washington is said
10 confirm the intiuations that the mortar t~ot
is to be used on she James river.-Large War
II settings have been recently held at st. Louis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-29

SorTUgRN NEw5.-Tho Northern papers
contain extracts from tie Southern papers up
to the 18th inst, f ON which we take the 1ol-
lowing items Of news
Com, Tatnall has been tried by Court
Martial ana acquitted, for the destruction OF
the Melrimac, the court pronounced ms course
in blowing up that vessel an act OF necessity
Gen Beaurcgard is with his family, al Bla-
dens Springs in Alabama, and will soon re-
turn to the army-Dr. Wat Henry Tyler, Ell
dest son OF the first Governor Tyler, died IN
Hanover county, on the 10th, aged IS years.
There are reports that the negroes on Roanoke
Island had become unruy and rising upon the
Federal troops, had been severely. punished,
numbers Of the insurgents being k'lled.-Some
RUNAWAY negroes in Rockingham and Augusta
counties are said to have returned 20 their
homes. ---prces at Richmond are enormously
high. and the Richmond papers complain OF
the shameful extortion IN the selling OF all
kinds Of provisions The Richmond Examiner
complains Of the frequency ond number OF
desertions from the Confederate army, and
blames those in authority for being too lenient
10 ohenders.-Dr J. ". Paine, an old physi-
clan Of Lexington, Va, died ntly-The
steamers Nashville and Kate have again run
the blockade 1T Charleston, and sailed for
foreign port 1T is said that the Contederates
have recently driven of large quantity OF
cattle belonging to the army on the James
river
VIM. Smith O'Brien, after an extinguish
ment Of some time, at length turns up in the
Cork (Ireland Examiner, in Il letter to
Richard o German suggesting TO him that IN
asmuch as secession is now an accomplished
fact. whether it is not advisable with view to
the restoration Of peace, to organize IN New
York ''Mediatorial Committee, and to call
"a mass meeting therein favor Of advocating an
amicable adjustment Of terms-the indepen-
dence of the G. s. a, of course, to be size
qua noa
TIE defenders Of the designs of Napoleon
H. upon Mexico, have ferreted out fresh ar
gument to sustain French aggressions in our
sister Republic It is pretended by imperial
parasites that the line of Montezunla, through
the last descendants Of that unhappy monarch,
became mergedin the Guzmans, Of Spain, Of
which family the Empress Eugene is mem
ber At the same time it is limited that the
fair Eu: erie is again eneiente and--as the Mex
leans don't seem to relish the Arch Duke Max
imi]ian Of Austria-who knows, as Mrs. Too
dies might say, but the Empress may have
another child, that child may be male child
or it may be female child, and that child, ar
irving at mans Or wonlan's estate, may become
King Or Queen Of che Mexicans and extreme-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-29

LocAI.-MT. Chas. H. Upton, in c.,l:
the Washington Republican, contr,3;nt s'V IN
report that within few days past a nsrt. '''s ~
Confederates appeared in the neigbborb.sV,,
Of FALL Church and impressed and carraa Io 81
the horses Of loyal farmers he SAYS NJ sn, WI
thing has happened 1t will be seen ~. w..
among the prisoners recently captured bv ~
Federal troops in Cupeper county, was lT,;or
Alfred Moss, formerly the Clerk Of F.;rs,
county, Va.-Very eonsid ;rabe Improvements
in the repair Of the road way on King street.
have already been made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-29

ENGLISH COMMON ROADS The editor os
the Wisconsin Farmer, who is now in EuroOe
gives the description Of the common roads IN
The Isle Of Wight and these are no better than
the rest Of the highways in England, Scotland
and Ireland He says: Ofall public improve.
ments, the roads appeared to us the most re.
markab]e They are mostly narrow, but the
smoothest and handsomest we eyer saw, encos
ed with beautiful green hedges all the way
substantially Macadamized with surface as
smooth as any sanded garden walk, and furth-
ermore without any Of those miserable bitches
which make most roads in America SO unplea.
SAINT and unsafe; they afforded us constant
pleasure. and made our afternoon pedestrina-
ton of IA miles seem but d single hours prom
enade in some delightful park >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-29

ROBBERY TO DIsHoNER young woman
twenty-five years Of age, named Eliza Brown
otherwise Ann L. Williams, was brought up on
Saturday on a charge Of grand larceny. 1t apI
pears that the woman went into a house. ano
stole therefrom jewelry and silver ware to the
amount ofninety dollars She was deta'nea,
and officer Mcdonald sent for, who made the
arrest. In extenuaton Of the crime the pr.
soner stated that her husband had gone to Inc
war and had been killed; that she had endeav.
ored to get work on a sewing machine, pu'
failed to do So She had youth and ;, beaul!'
and had been tempted to d lite OF dsh99po1l'
but preferred to steal as the more desraDee al al
tentative. Her appearance was. that o.! Of a a.
earnest, truthful person. but the law; whlen I'D ID
always inexorabe, demanded that she SI II. e
be held in the sum of $1,000. In de1a Mvn,z u
this sum she was committed. N, l. h''''' +
JOB PRINTING neatly and expedIt!0o'?
done 7t this OfT1aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-29

WHERE IS ALI THE MONEY. There was
money enough for al the great purposes Of
commerce, to say nothing Of all minor matters,
not great while ago, and the treasury CT the
e. S. could readily command solid coin in
abundance. But, presto like Killarney flea
before one could put his finger upon it, there is
none to be seen.
Where has al the money gone? 1t must
still be on the globe Annihilation- is out Of
the question in regard to gold and silver. 1t
may be in half eagles or half dollars in one day
and in silver teapots and golden rings another;
but it is still precious METAL and represents
property as well as power, under whatever
form they may be recognized. Now, it is Ger.
tain that our money has MT been shipped
abroad in sufficient quantities to produce tie
the scarcity, of which there is such universal
complaint; and heice, the problem in regard
to it's whereabouts is Of easy solution. The
silver particularly, disappeared so very sud-
denly, as to create universal sensation; be-
cause it has deranged all the avenues Of trade
The real facts are these: Every one has
little and some have prodgious amounts. 1t
is slowed away in old stockings and savings
banks; and were it brought as suddenl y INTO
market as it disappeared there would be an
other alarm, at least among those OLD STOCK
foxes, who never disgorge until the purse
string breaks-N y E|npress
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-11-10

EzplanatioHs Of Authorizations in tAs Foregoing
Deseripfi0Rs-
for east: W for west; for north; for south: M
for half ar for quarter; frac for fraction; ir
ton; { for township; and for range.
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-11-10

The fTac Of tie qr wv Of White river) OF u,
II n, W, containing AS 67-l00 less;
mortgaged by William Bragg and Sinah X. his wife.
Loan. interest etc 551 16
The qr Of the or ofsec -, IL contain
ing 40 acres; mortgaged ly James Gibbs and Mary Ann
his wife Loan, interest etc ,f24 So.
The Of TIE qr Of sec %, IL e, (40 acre)
and the or Of the or Of "a. and aforesaid,
90 acres Ia all so acres; morgaged by Oliver H. !.
Gibbs and Rebecca j. Gibbs his WIFE, Loan interest ETC.
556 SIS.
Franklin railroad Of The hf Of the Or Of "a III
n, Of e; mortgaged BY John Keso jr and Harriet
his wife Loan, interest etc, 55i GO.
The or Of the q and the or Of the qr Of
sec n II n, Q, containing so OF less;
morgaged by Edward Mazee and Alice bis wife. Loans
interest etc 3az ~
Indiana State sentinel., 1862-11-10

OFFIcE THE SINKING FUND.-
Indianapolis Sept %. 1862.
HoRATIo C:NBwcoMB. Pres.