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Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

gsS~ We are authorized to announce. a p.
HIGH as candidate for reelection to the Office
OF Internal Improvement Commissioner of
Hampstead County.
ssA- We are authorized to announce R. T..
AHiLLIps as candidate for reelection to the
once OF Treasurer of Hampstead County.
Beg We are authorized to announce DR.
JOHN 5. Burt as n candidate to represent
hampstead County in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly.
Bss~ We are authorized to announce s. T
SANDERS as a candidate for reelection to the
office of Clerk of Hampstead Circuit Court
at the ensuing election.
pay~ We are authorized to announce D NJ
BRADLEY as candidate for the office of Con-
stable of Ozan Township at the ensuing elec
tien. >
B69> We arc authorized to announce HAIR
MON BISHOP candidate for Senator from
the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties OF hampstead, Lafayette and Sewer x
Bs5~ We are authorized to announc, JAMES
r. PAGE, Esq, a candidate for the Office of
probate Jadse of Hampstead County
Ga5~ We are authorized to announce Tuou-
AS II. SIMMs, as a candidate for re- eleetioa to
VIA" N44iOO VI (1S>cS>HI anu Collector OF HemD-
stead County.
asss~ Hen. L. y. GREEN is candidate for
Reelection to the Office of Judge of the Cir.
cut Court Of the sixth Judicial Circuit, Gem
posed of the Counties of Union, Calhoun. Qua
chlta, Columbia, Lafayette and uempstead
Election tho lstMonday in October. 1862.
Bs9s@ We are authorized to announce JAMES
Il Young, Esq, as candidate for reelection
as Prosecuting Attorney fer the 9th Judicial
Circuit.
BE- Wo are authorized to announce JOSIAH
W. THOMAS, Esq as candidate tie represent
Hemrstead County in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly
Btas- We are Authorized to announce MIL
TON t. HOLT as candidate for tie office of
Sheriff OF Hampstead County at the ensuing
election.
Be- We are authorized to announce Hon.
a b. Williams Il candidate for Senator from
the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties of Hampstead, Lafayette and Sewer. EIec.
zion first Monday in October.
La Wo are authorized to announce F. NJ.
WALpRIr asa candidate for reelection to the
<afice Of Sheriff of Lafayette county, at the
oasaiug election
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

INDIAN WAR AT THE NoaTn d.
Gree ne has arrived in our city, and per-
mi tied US to see the papers hrocght by
him. y most important item If informa
ton is that another war has broke out ia
Minnesota. The Sioux, lauktona and
other tribes have combined to the uum-
Der of i 600. and ,oiLmeuccd Il @eneraI
massacre. They had Killed over 800, aud
| at last accounts, were sweeping the crun-
try before them. Il viii take an army Of
ten or fifteen Thousand to sublue them.
the Dcmorrof
\ despatch of the 23d ult, to the Chi
cago Tribune estimates the number Of
whites already killed BY the Sioux at 800,
amongst whom are the mi',iena ries.
\ scout disguised as an Indian visited the
upper agency aud found all the former oc-
cupants dead, some on d Dor steps, som
inside, and others scattered about the
yard. At Beaver creek he found fifty
families killed
Fort Ridgely is besic4od. Mr.. Premier,
an Interpreter left there in the forenoon
of the DIST. He rep 'rts 1000 Indians
around the fort. and that the wooden bull
dings were burning. y despatch from
the fort at ? Pm. same day says ':wo
can hold this position ut little longer
unless reirfurced.'
Ez Gov Siblcy with 1900 men was
marching to the relief of the frrt.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

IMPORTANT FROM TIE CHEROKEE Ma
TIoN:-The following is from the Fort
Smith Bulletin:
The people of the Cherokee Nation
have exercised the right of all freemen-
they have recognized their government
which John Ross would have "sold to the
Dutch" We now know who our friends
are-all honor to Stand Waite aud his as
sociatcs-the people Of the Soath will sus-
tain and uphold him.
The people of the Cherokee Natio n
have elected for principal chief, Stand
Waite; assistant principal chief, Samuel
Taylor; treasurer, Stephen Foreman; del
egate to Congress, E. c. Boudinot.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
ARIA ANStS INSTITUTE
FnE TILE
EDUCATION Or THE BLIND,

I'lL ANN M SESSION of r-.i- ~a.-aa,i .riiI
= taiAeieAce at Arha4cl pei.. 3n t.i. l-t Niel.-
'Elr I'd September. The terra, ta- -rirfr.
H"a4ti- washing. %c. where Tiers +. .rftr ts
NhF- af. "H- hundred af4I si1iH Ju1aF.. ae4
-'--i'n Max trn monii-. hut fii--rf ...l fef-
-..E- between the ages III SIX asE r-..f Tx.
resilient iu Arkansas. wiil bc r..atg. W. Wy, ar,.-
IVA ami instructed, Md thc expense wv tIs >ta;r.
nrnn presenting certificate f-nn tae rle-
>liih- Judge oi thc county In Nlich they lne
stating THAT they are unable " i,av r.r Hail
ami tuition in the Institute Application Tor
admission should he made I'D tle Super rem
lant. Otis PArTEx Arkadeipilia. arl slu1ld
state TIE name. age. mental capaciig. AMI W.
curiaiy circumstance tf fhe person ..r rsAnm
hrHtttlfinn llale, t1-lth .r w-th r-Ic 81 ne
ahl ln-t"iticr ii Ihr parent or -narIiah. 80
person n1fins any offensive IT iuiccI.aI> als
r'1-c ar aiIicttl ~ iIlmOra liabits will lAer
lnlIt- hn admitted into the school. 1lc pupils
wiil iire in lne house with the Supc-int1ala..
anu form part oi his family.
lfe course cf study J. Similar Y. fiat ,u-
sued Zap academies for the seeing. -a hrreiE
4At- leading Writing Arlfl4 neiit,
- -rarhY, Grammar History. Philosoph7.
Natural History. Algebra. Ge1fnytrv. Tabsaa-
@r-. Vocal and instrumental Music tarrfa.r
WITH several b1nrchca mi HaRdirrafr Ii i tic
Object q Tie Institution. not only M aln,ats
tle bind intellectually anu morally hut ta5t
them ior sc-i-suFport. mainly A. Teachers A.
Mechanic The pupils spend portion Q.
each aiternO0uin the workshop. where the 5rs
learn 70 make mattresses and ccs-. rooms. 4ri
tile girls t0 knit ana Few. Tlc e-hacl aul
workshops are open 10 visitors at ala times e.
I ceptns pa the sabbath, and AIT who &c
an interest, are cordially invited 10 call anA>
witness thee1er cises.
-Arkalelnhia Au~ 1ath 1862
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

burned three dwelllpg houses. Tx !.
thought they failed in getting cotton
VERY --LATEST
Gordonsville, Va, Aug. 81 has
arrived here and am off instan,er far n
nassas can't be more definite - g
plicit in this despatch. =
The bridges and telegraph wire. w, NJ
down beyond the Rapi1au. Lettor. Y
dispatches from me will be uaceria;B y
awhile y M -
Chattanooga. Aug. 2S.- 5Iaxev 49,,
day had cavalry aud infantry brush wi.i
tile enemy at Bridgeport. who tsis5 j,
rcpossoss the place. Col. -LcKias--r.'
52nd Alabama and Races Cavalry r'u
the forces engaged On our side. The ~.
emy were calamity repulsei, and were -
noyed al Inst night in their enfre,rb
ments there and At Battle Creek. WE. ,i.;.
morning they have entirely disappeared
Our lozs j. : or 10 wounded. bgr u.r..
killed
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
HOST.

n tAe tth Inst. While MOVING y l.,.-, Nv. :
W i'l."N-. Bolster aui Sheets i.. ;ar..
'.hh,. 'h NJ ihnm left 40 Mr.. Pate y o~ /.
"e i"~i'i'it'- viii hc thankfully rseelr ,.i auu
suitably rewarded
M'-linEt'r. sept. IN. 1852 s5-9
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
st 1T! sLETr sttr,n

! h-if NJ Jn-r returned from tlIe lr.. r,- -5.
'.'Ip'-t "i e1tsnliH- iha Stt W.-k- IA,
't'Ig' county. aid N.sA 70 hi,c fifteen r
y" ti''y -,'I h1ul al-o wi.l wy F.r-lla-.
WY ' '"ur good hands. tnr which 3 ls=r W..
hanry io IaE. M w.Ii rav iu salt a. r-.- .s
c=H ~ made
Sat. 4-l. laG..
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
Terms OF Subscription.
Terms Of Adyerfising.

Transient advertisements will be inserted
Tor 81 per square 40 lines, OK less,) for the
H-st Insertion and so cents fa1 each subse-
quent insertion.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

4 \
aud repulsed the guerrillas.
II il presumed that Nashville has been
recaptured.
FROM Missouri.
Tie "Truc Democrat" Of the 30th
says:
The federal reports of tic victories oyei
| Confederate partisans or euerrillas il
Missouri are gross cxaggeratiUns. PUiu
dexter was chased and badly cut up, bu
he had no percussion clpS. In fact tht
whole State j. I'D a sheet of flame. III,
parlisans ID forces of from 30 to LOCO
take towns, coml auils and regiments vi
faderals.
Richmond, Aug. 25.-Grtat excite
mcnt At Lexington and H. Louis. There
are many guerrilla bands lowering about
~ or = miles " 81. Louis
Des Are. Sept. "A man has lust a.
rived from Springfield, NJ, % III way
y Cen. Parsons. lie says Gen. Rlius
TOOK that place fyg days aEo, taking
1900 prisoners, with lr; IVY arms aud au.-
l.u!i'lJn, ANA " LyE marching Uu Lex
lu-tYn wiih 1909 mcu
From KGArucEr 4ND Tennessee.
Eu-se!lEi.ie. Ky Aug. 2I-AI thar
\ d known here Nd tnu capture Uf Gainesville
4, thai Co.. Mason surrendered las who'll.
n cnuuiir-.d ty guerrilla force uui-r IA R.
Juhnrun, Woodward and Garth, The
i.U>t iiai.c-cluri- .,rrcscu, Mason. :
1 iurcc a. 2yU aud inat VI tie rebels at from
/ 100 to 6UU-uot gun fired Mason aud
his men were paroled aud went down tie
river.
LATER Further information from
Gainesville shows the surrender the most
dlsgraceful and cOwardly Ut tile war The
pnrolei prisoners were allowed ID carry
UtI their horses aud side arms.-The sur
render was made to au inferior force of
rebel cavalry.
Cairo, Aug. 22.- Steamer Champion
M her last passage IN Memphis was fired
into bY guerrii!as ~ james Bayou, Just b.
low Hickman che was penetrated by
over seventy shots.
The Swallow il the government service
was burned Is the rebels - .Ailcs below
Memphis few days since, one mln Kill
eI ANA vue wounded Thirteen hundred
Muautyd gugrFii.as, part lf Jackson /, COM
mand under CVI. Anderson, opposite Iel-
cDA, are committing all SORTS Ut dcprcLa-
tious, burning. cotton mad ,.e-rryyim.t nj.
kiud- Mi property. Gen. Bra.-', army
il reliably n.ppr'ei "a Ch.tiauau.a. The
nest move appears IL b. Oh Nashville.
There J. unusual activity here IL lily navy
every ,ffyrt i bci,... mad. \, rrY,uI.rl
repairs w III boats a Iar.- number ii
extra hands arc employed. Tie Gen.
Pillow " fully cYuille4 aud will, lc-yr
sJOn.
Louisville, Aug % Main-Ggueral-
Ne..uu aai nai=ht, aud Bn-. ticu-. jock
-u~, Mason a4d Cru.t, arrived lhss .Aorr-
-n-
! skitmi.L occurred iu- day between
Acicait's Federal forces anI ilc rebels ~
B.s HsI, Madison equity NesciiI-- !u.-
cls after short cu- yn-yuf, retired IVY
El-Emonu Ay particulars yf losses ".
yI.icr side
Cincinnati. Au- 80 Tie President 4
MI ihc kentucky Central j; .iTr1.L. la. '
adFicts llal BueRncr, with 4V,uuJ ..bel-. T.
i encampe.i nelr Nv ncr-at, aud d.. ell 7
c4 ur+j.l Ito luuntr lt.pu az II pr.tgr.r g.,
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
w a NJ r ID /,

JEANS AND LINSEEs, FOR Clothing III
~ Soldiers in Arkansas. 4 will paF &C., s..-
ny quantity delivered 10 me AZ Aasaih-
our army must depend, IN great measI ~
home nyactErs for clcthing. and II u w
they will not be disappointed in their e
tons Of south Arkansas.
GEO. TAYLOR,
Capt and A. o OF
Washington, Aug. 10, 1862. la-F
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
80 All Persons entitled 10 a ~.
fiDufive share OF The Esia.-
Oh EnOch Madness. late oil "
AuutbGa Co.. Ark ..DcCeaseds

YOU VIII take notice. that at irooa.-
= Court ~ he olden in and for the ,aI 4;
q Columbia, and State Of Arkansas, Ml..
courthouse thereof, in tile Town IF Nss... Nv
on tuesday after the "a Monday OF u.1sa
next We shall make application for L. ,a.s Il
,ion q the estate Of EnOel Msinesss "a"
Columbia County, deceased 50.
JESSE y. WILRINssuH'
DICEY Wilkinson
WINSTON BANKS, Attorney. ,,s
Aug. 18th, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
Aug. l2th, 1862
Trustees:
WANTED

TEAMSTERS ir,mediately 40 drive Govern
l. ment Wagons for this Post.
GEO. TAYLOR
Capt. z A. q. MI ~. 5 !;
Washington, Aug. IN. 1862 3--n
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

fI~ We are authorized to announce G. l.
MohNIGHT as candidate for reelection to the
office of Constable Of Ozan Township.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

EDITOR TELEGRAPE-Dear Sir-E Major
D. +. HEMPslEAD will suffer bis name 10 be
run for Common School Commissioner. AZ The
october Election, il will be acceptable to the
voters of Hampstead County.
''p'' sun 1852 MANY VOTERS.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
yINDEN.

COURIER FOR TUPELo.--Mr. David
Schoolfeld, courier from Cabelrs brigade,
arrived here last Monday night, eight
days from Tupelo. He brought many
letters and late papers. We are indebted
to our young friends Major Dan Jones
and Adjutaut j. p Erwin, for remem-
bering the Telegraph Notice Of the
time of the courier's return will he duly
given.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

Bsss@ We are authorized to announce DR.
John 5. BURT as n candidate to represent
hampstead County in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

BfsH We are authorized to announce s. T.
SANDERS as candidate for reelection to the
office of Clerk of Hampstead Circuit Court
at the ensuing election. =
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10


pulous suscer tibilities Of the State authorities
The report of the secretary of the treasury
Will exhibit in detail the operation of that de.
partment. 1t will be seen with satisfaction
that the credit Of the government securities re-
mains unimpaired and that this credit is fully
justified by the comparatively small amount of
accumulated debt, notwithstanding the magni-
tude of car military operations. The legisla-
ton of the last session provided for the pur.
chase Of supplies with the bonds of the govern
ment; but the preference Of the people for treas
ury notes has been so marked that legislation
is recommended to authorize an increase in the
issue of treasury notes. which the public SER
vice seem to require. No grave Inconvenience
need be apprehended from the increased issue ,
as the provision of the law by which notes are
convertible into eight per cent bonds forms an
efficient and permanent safeguard against any
serious depreciation of the currency. Your
attention is also invited to the means proposed
by the secretary fer facilitation the preparation
of these notes, and for guarding them against
forgery 1T is due to our people to state that
no manufacture of counterfeit notes exists
within our limits, and that thes are all i'm
ported from the mol thern States
The report of the secretary of war which i
submitted, contains numerous suggestions for
the Legislation desired, in order to add TO the
efficiency of the service. invite vour favor.
able consideration especially to those recon-
mendations which are intended to secura tic
proper execution Of the conscript law. and tho
consolidation of companies battalions and req
iments when so reduced in strength as to inn.
PAIR that uniformity of organization which is 50
necessary IN the army, while an undue burthen
Is imposed upon the treasury. The necessity
Tor some legislation for controlling transporta-
ton on the railroads and improving their
present defective condition, forces itself unon
the attention of the government. and I'm,
you viii lie allie 10 devise satisfactory. meas
for attaining this pupose.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

Bs5~ We are authorized to announce. A. B.
HIGH as candidate for reelection to the Office
OF Internal Improvement Commissioner of
Hampstead County
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w AR NEWS.

Late advices from Springfield. Mo-, state
that Gen. Price is still there with 1000 men,
occupying the houses of III, town.
1t is reported at Fortress Monroe thar the
Confederates, in consequence of rumor that
Gen. Wool would advance on Sunday last.
abandoned camp near Bethel, and retired
towards Yorktown, taking their heavy can
non with them.
A battle took place in the Indian country,
in Texas, on the 9th ult said to have been
a very severe one, in which the Confederates
were successful The Indians fought with
great animosity with one another. Colonel
Cooper, of the Confederates, commanded.
The Confederate forces have destroyed
Dam No. 4 of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal. The dam was guarded by Federal
force.
The Federal troops have made q successful
foraging expedition to Meadow Bluff and the
adjacent county, in Western Virginia, car
rying off quantity Of horses, cattle. &c.
from the farms of Messrs. Macfarland, Cralle
and Cabell.
Gen Hardee. in despatch dated Bowling
Green. Kentucky, says, on the 18th ult.'
| the Confederate forces. under Brigadier Gen.
eral Hindman. partially engaged a superior
force of the Federal troops near Woodson'
vile. In the action, the Confederates sus
tanned loss of four killed and nine wound.
ed. The Federal troops were driven back,
and lost about fifty killed and seven prison
ers. On charging Col. Terry, Of the Texas
Rangers, was killed.
A private dispatch from Williamsport
states that Confedera force number not
given) with one gun, attacked the railroad
workmen between Paxton's and Cherry Run
eleven miles east of Hancock. They were
repulsed and routed by the Federal protect
i've force, with loss of twenty killed.
Later intelligence from the vicinity o
Lcesburg leads to the belief that the Confed
crates have erected strong works northeas
of Leesburg, on the ridge which terminate
nearly opposite the mouth Of the Monocacy
The report is confirmed that the Confederat
force at Leesburg has been largely increased
but the report that the militia refuse to figh
is doubted.
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The advices received by the Asia and Et-

The advices received by the Asia and Et-
ma, although seven days later, are of but lit
tie importance. their chief interest consisting
n the comment. If the English press On
President Liz coin. message, ana in the de-
tails of Prince AlDert's last moments, with
speculations on the political effect of his
death.
Gen. Scott has remained in strict seclu-
sion in his apartments at the Brevoort
House, New York, since his return from
Europe. His health has been much benefit
ted by the voyage across the Atlantic, and
be is now in the enjoyment of good health.
The St. Louis Republican publishes pro-
test, signed by several individuals whom
Gen. Halleck called upon for contributions
to support the Union citizens driven from the
Southwestern part Of Missouri.
The expedition of Gen. Burnside, which
is about to sail from Annapolis, is said to be
ready to start at two hours notice.
1t is now said that Gen. Scott will not visit
Washington shortly.
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"A late expedition of the Federal troops
into st. Mary's county, Md resulted in the
capture of four prisoners, schooner at the
mouth Of the Patuxent, and q brass cannon.
The prisoners have been sent to Lafayette.
The weather, 30 day, was much cooler
than it wss yesterday and some ice formed
this morning.
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WANTED by lady, FURNISHED BED
w ROOM with small cooking stove, &C., in
a respectable Union family. Good reference will
be given. Address M. c., Alexandria p. O..
inn 0-2fA
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FOREIGN NEWS,

The formal evacuation of the city OF Can
ton by the allied forces of France and Eng
land took place on the 2lst of October, after
an occupation of four years.
The civil war in the United States was
having a depressing effect upon American
shipping interests in China, but, notwith'
standing this, American enterprise was
opening up new field of trade in the coun-
try watered by the Yangtse river, upon
which arrangements were being made to run
steamers similar to those used upon the
western rivers. Mr.. Burlingame, new min
lister to China, had arrived and entered upo1
his duties.
Mr.. Parker, of the Episcopal, and Mr..
Holiness of the Baptist missions, both Amer
leans, stationed at Yental, China, were muir.
dered in October.
Rome has been declared by a vote Of the
Italian parliament, the capital of Italy.
Advices from Mexico state that the city
of Matamoras surrendered to Gen. Carava-
ial on the Sd ult.. and he is now in posses
sion of w estern Mexico. He is opposed to
the interference uf foreign powers in the
affairs Of Mexico, and, also, to the Southern
Coniederacy.
The latest accounts state that meetings are
being held in all the principal cities and
towns of Ireland, for the purpose OF devils
inv means TO alleviate the rapidly increas
ing distress.
The "gro una and lofty tnmbling" of a
portion of the press, has been well exhibited
by extracts from their columns showing
what they said before Mason and Slidel
were given up-and what they say So,c
Some of them have made complete "turr
over"
The Grand Jury of Prince Georges eoun
ty, Nd, have refused to find a bill OF indict
ment against Mr.. Jarboe, Of that county
for shooting a man named Ogden on election
day last summer.
A negro man was committed to the Mari
boro', Md. Jail last week, charged with kid
mapping woman and her children, the pro
perty Of Mr.. Francis M. Bowie, near tn
Long Old Fields, in Prince Georges county
He had q wagon, and made his way will
the woman and children as far as Bladens
burg before arrested.
No foundation for the report Of battle g
Paducah, in Kentucky.
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A young man, named Lew irvine, of
Bloomsbury, Pa, being enamoured of two
young ladies', married them both, on last
Saturday evening. The girls, Of course, were
ignorant that they were marrying the same
man at almost the same time.
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N Isl Ell Lam EOUS.
S0METHING NEW.

1OO LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS
lUV wanted, to sell six newly patented srti-
clss of real merit and utility, useful in every
family. Rare inducements offered. lAddress.
with stamp,) RICE / CO., South street, Bslti-
more, Md. Baltimore, Md, Jan H-6t
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MAYORS OFFICE The business at the
May.rs office this morning offered nothi z
Of peneral interest
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WrND-A brisk northwest wind sprana
up last night, and the weather is now quite
cold.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

JUST RECEIVED, full supply of Brown
- Bronchial Troches. Spauldings Throat Con-
ections, for coughs and sore throat, Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, Cherry Pectora, and good assortmen
Of other Drugs, &c, for sale ut
MILBURN'S Drug an Chemical Store,
dec l7--2w N. w. corner XII, e and Wash 'n.st.
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nsy- In the chronicle of events in the year
1861, published yesterday, under da'e
Nav &c, where il is stated that the Aiexan
dria Gazette flee was occupied by the null
tary, it shoud have been added, that rev
DAYS afte wards the Office was completely
sacked, the types thrown into pr, The presses
broken, the counting room aud desks brok en-
open, and notes and bonds and certificates
stolen or destroyed, and damage done to q
large amount. The guard stationed in the
building stated that the outrage was commit
ted by party of drunken soldiers, whose
excuses they could not restrain. The forms
of the Southern Churchman, printed at the
Gazette Office, were knocked into pr with the
butts of the muskets at the same time Sub,
sequently, an officer in three months Penn
sylvania regiment-without authority and on
own his Accumulated the remains of the type
and paper in the Office. to print two numbers
of newspaper. He was stopped and or
dered off by the commanding officer.
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ATTENTION! IMPORTANT!!

HEADQUARTERS RECT EASTERN VIRGINIA BRIaADR,1
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 1. 1862. )
Ill King street.
d EFUGEES, men Of Virginia, and others, who
LII wish to enlist in the First Regiment Of the
Virginia Brigade for the defence Of the Union,
can now do so by coming to the headquarters, No.
III King street, and they will be mustered in i'm
mediateiy. Clothes and rations will be given At
once, pay also commencing on same day.
w. WALL, Colonel Commanding.
j. H. LIVINGSTON,
LIST Lieutenant and Recruiting Officer.
jan 1T
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NJ OTICE.-The subscriber having to pay CASE
IN for his purchases, respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that, from and after the Let
day of January, 1862, he will supply them with
all articles in his line for CASH ONLY, and that
the usual reduction for cash will be made upon
such purchases. JAS. ENTWISLE, JR.,
dec 28-3t# Apothecary, "a King street.