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The national Republican., 1862-10-31
uI6HLY IMPORTANT
II 70 THE SOLDIERS
OF TIE
Union ARMY

An Ounce Of Prevention is ,oorth a Foundot Cur,
Nearly ell the diseases incident to camp life orig
pste with deransemsnt and IRE sgulariy of the boz
els-they being the weakest and most susceptib
part Of the human system first feel the escts Of n
exposure VIII eh sll soldier. have to submit to durn
their term Of sotive ssrvc,
Ths best weapon OF dsenos you can have again
all such diseas-s is
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

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0ie 0nmnfer .8Ohemian1 unb .MGa..

gURom, 6. @ug. Der Oampfsr nNfa'
Ieaelte beute @lorgen um IL ubr nit 16 Daf
Iaaieren fir 6nltfar mnp ia fir 9tperpoO
a6. Gr nimmt $4,000 @Untanten nit.
6artber Nptnt. 6 Nug. Der Dam
pier Bohemian, melder am "a. bon 9iSer.
tuol unp am 25. Don 9ueenstOpn Angling, fam
leete NaGt auf Dem gBeee naA Suebec bic,
porilber. &r brtngt Is @niaten nno 229
Observation-Disclosures.
MontreaG, 6, Nusut. Der Dumpfer
,Nualu 9orun" pcn Quebec fam am %. ..
W1. in liverpool an.
Der Dampfer D6iberutan" BON Quebel
fam 27. D. 10. in 2pnDUnocrrp an.
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Olns hrr @nnSeshanptfdbt.

@df6tnstOa, I. Nu9ult. Die GOns
fSberirten 3teben lire Erupptn BET @OroOnss
Siae 3ulammen NIT Der Nbli4t, Sen. YOpe
onsusreifsn.
0erlAtepene @cuSerneure Der lpYalen Staa>
ten ino beute bier, um nit Dem praltosnter
iber Die Nusbebun9 gu teratben.
@cuperneur 8%udin9bam bon CONNECTICUT
fam pteIen NiOr9en bier an.
6eute bseinnt Der Druid Der nsnen Sdos-
amtsnDten.
@a0tn9tpn, I. gln8ul. IS ltnO
sabtret1e @eIuHe um @rlaubntb CUR Armet
gu seben bier etn9elaufeu, bod pm Sen. 9f'
@leuan perpet9ert pprDen.
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glelles uan Der Nnt0mae armee.
6auptau1rtter, Z. Mn.

bauptqn1rtter, Z. Nh9.
gu Malsern 6ia mar teute Niles rubts
@eltern Nbeno purpe BON Oelerteuren uni
@untrebanps oerli6ert, pap Die 6steaen IN Del
umgeoenO bon Ni6mOno se9sn Wfaloern 9tl
beranrndteu, um ibre. Steluns wtsOer etn3u
nebmen.
@sltern Na4mtttag famen 1000 auS9e
pebIelte 0efau9ene BON 8t6mUno an. Dt'
Dientfdbieeu wurben gu tbrcn bstrs1tnOer
Reeimsntern 9elAift. Die uebri9en wsrOer
morgeu mad benz 9tOrOen ab9eben.
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3Ofalberibte aus @afbtnatOn.

tSterbltAfett unterDen Owl
baten. = 6Oleenpes lit Die 2ilte Der peute
I6en Namen Der in ben 6o5pitalern gu Walbs
ton btneelAteoeuen SOloaten
s. 81. N(t6eler, Comp. $, 8. ga.
0m. $. @&uma4er, Comp. 8, 5. Wtsc.
9. Cater, l. 8erOan's S@arflAuBsn.
s. 81. Sanger, SO. pennlYtpanta..
0m. 9aumann, IS. Nep-gprf.
@6ls. $. Steiaer, SO. Nepzgorf.
Scbn 3dnner, 20. 9ep gOrf.
@bas. BRETON, 3. MarYlanO.
@briftan 8ergmann, IS. 9ennGplU,
Nuoult 6ermann, 13. 9eunlpIp.
Sobn @aGl, 55. O6to.
Sranf Seller, 100. gttp- gprf.
6. 6a1, 5. Wiacunln.
@to. 8ritner. s. @ennlplY. GaSaaerte.
5surp GOnrap, 100. glsp=gorf.
9tter &emp, 81. Nep=gOrt.
gnttuen n. - Brigade. @eneraI 6.
81. g. @anbh 1T bonn Otenle I'm Dsporte-
ment BON Nsw 0terito e~ntlallen unO gu einem
perlGnltGen 8eri6te bel rem &%riegsminiter
beprpert rprrpen.
Qngetp NJ II. - Mpmiral SoUtt
1T BON Stem 9a0sn abgereiit uup begibt lid
bierber, um istn Nmt, ais GBef pes gureuue
fir Equipments unD &etruten, un3utretsn.
@eine @siunpbeit lit 70 3iemli4 w~teperberse.
ltellt, Ubwpbl er fA oOrsrlt nod Der Srideu
beOienen muB.
8~eOrDert.- Qieut. 8. SO. Queer
lit in Die NapY=garO beOrpert pOrpen. DtI
Nilillent 3ablmeilter @m. 8. UelpOn uni
Mlsranper IS, YearlOn baben 8efebl, gu pel
peFli9en 6iptille ab5ugebeu.
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pie eampfer uyer1a" unS raOrtb Mmerifam

Die sampler n@erlia" unO rNOrtb MmeriFam .
st. 3u9ns, u. s.. 5, Iusult. Im
@amltaa 6erri9te Elm pider gtebel uno es par
BON Der n0erlta" ntAtS 81 isben, pelae Oad
Sap auf Dem Bege naH 9iperpoOI paliirt ba=
ben mub.
Der agOrt6 Mmertcan" paIltrte Oa0 Sap am
Dieultag 2benO auf Der 6abrt BON Quebec
na6 liverpool.
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@rmO.Suna pen Gen. GOOf

Gtueinnatt,7. Dug, Cine Depel6'
pe8 Commercial" BON Delher5, Genn., laet
Rag @tneral Jtobert ". gOpf ermOrpet rurDe
wdbrenO Ct porseltern NIT leiner Brigade Dor.
riidte.
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MbnarSd, pOn sruppen

guROn, 7. Dug. Das 80. 8ssiment
ee6t Nlontas, oos "a. am Diepltas na@ benz
&rieasldauplab ab. SeiOe linc ocllt1nbtg
nnb gut ausaertiltet.
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8a3er=Musetse.

Greben bon europa srbaten:
y Sebaun 5rieorId Start's 0ebstbn9.
p Sponnenbsrstr's 9ausppitiIt.
81 Robebue'S @erSpetFun8,
fub UNI bIHtSe preiie gu bah n bel
Slid, Int go. 420 e Str. H~8olbiuatcn .
BE- SD seiee bierrntt benz %9eebrten pubttum an, taB i'd
Gudbinher-@ I6eit ~ubernebne unS eteielbe gu binisen Bret.
len ltefere unb MID serpFt8te, fe sutE prompt jn ~befprseu,
9. .,
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0entfAesG Maentmr

@aIbin9tpn, 9. s.
Geutlde @euIuIar- @el6dfte fepie @ei&afe fsr ale Stetle
DeutlGlaues permitted Der uRterSetAnete
NIfreb S&Idtng,
ESNp 9er5csli6 NdnauifAer @rnIul p. I.
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marftDretse.

Baltimore, ben 7. @uguit 1852.
Nt nbDteb. Sc wurDen 675 Stud ange>
boten ; b~ieielben tpurber S~erfauft gu 2 SO
@ 4 SO % 100 tb.
S9wetne pnrpen 81 bGberen @reilen
BON 5 90 @ 5.75 p~erfauft.
S3a E peatse i'm Marft. @retle niebeer
BON 2 81 @ 3 so.
aIesboI. @erfdufe gu 6s q IS Gents
$ 8allpne fir So proc. proof.
u DE. got $5. 81, Yearl So 90.
gtenenwaGS. 36 ca 40 Cts.
.8anmwOlIe. 81 @ 80 ets. % Id
Cafe. &tO % fb 20 @ 223, saouasra
%, SaSa "a "a II [feiner fell.
IarbbGf5er. 8laubpls S22. 90
6rI4te. Sransen So @ 4 % 8pr 81
trOnen " 70 @ 3 !; trpdene Mpfel 7 @ts.
Gewnr5. ptement % tb 9 Cts. ; gfalfen
lo@ll ; MuStatnuB so @ SO /; Muscat<
blItbe 45 CD At.
@etretbe. Weiaen, ROTH prbtnGr l18@I3o
gut bts anSge5etfnet 100 @ 125 neuer 140,
petber meuer $50 @ ITO, alter l33@I37.
Safer, Wtar9lanp As @ 46, @ennlYlSanl.
l6er AZ @ 48.
&Orm peibes SO q 10, selbes e5 "a ee.
Npggeut Warslanb II, 9ennlYlp. IS.
Webl. SUparDfreet luper S. 5o@5 SO
ertra .......5 II
y SamtlD ......6 rs
SbtU & &entuGY 9uper ...5 so
@rtra ....5 81
Samil9 80 25
Baltimore 90
Np99enmebl $3.62@3.87
&Ornn1ebl So. 25@S.5O.
Wplaies. Cuba 80 ca IS, YOrtU &icO
38 @ 46 p SAL.
YrDptftOnea. @6ultern % Id Il a. Al
Seiten 81, S6iufen 64@s. Nie6>Yprf Sac
Nets. @arOItna e, pfinb. 6.
StGrte. Yerl 6 @ Z % Id.
ga 8. @rpunb Mlum L. 20 S9 Cad, MI6D
TOMS So. Is, Surts Sslanb 40 Gts. % 8ufbel
pom Stpre,
@btSteY. Wentg 8erfGufeI; 323 fur @tts
unb s3 fir S6iO ID Sal.
3nder, @rUcerie 6. 5000. so, pOrto &tcD
9.00@lO.5 so.
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Nrbeits= NaGweiiungs-W iircau
Ihames(fr. Sc. SIS.

untcr @uftht Der mDeui1en @efenI&oft."
NDe Dtsent9en, wel6e beutl9e 9anbrperter, Arbetter ccer
Oienftbpten gu bef6Gfttlen wiini6en, fopie an eutlhen ar-
beuludenben wplen fb perfDnliD ODER III ftrten Briefcn
an ben A9tnten Der @eeGldalt 9errn $. r. so eIItmgbcf,
GO. % Sbamesltr., wenberl welber unent9etIid Mnstunft
ertteileu wirb.
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NSminiffratiDnS=M nsetge.
NaGrtdt wrO bcrmit ssoeben, oB Der Inter,siGnete bonn
Waheneert9te Ter Staot Baltimore GoluIadht sur 8erpaltune
ees NA9laneS ps altier pelltcrbenen Abaul Gubert
am 10. Sult 1862 erbalten bet. lille ~bteieui9sn, Nl&e Scr-
serun9en en- olelen NablaB BADEN, perbsn btsrmtt auf9efor6ert,
tolbe nebtt ben nDtbt9en Sele9en an pber cQr beai Is. Sa.
n!ar 1868 ein5urei9el unb 9eltenb gu MAIDEN, ober ,u se-
mdrti9en, oe6 fe tbrer aniPrtde an bHIem Ma6Iafe 9eleb ib
tr yerlultt0 erfldrt peroen. Mle bic Sablungen an bel n
Na6lab au MAIDEN babene perben bierntif oiifaetDrbert. folhe
unperaaSIi& an ben nntet3eiGneten gu leiten.
Martin SenfeI,
Sult24. 4p, lnnw Administrator.
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&ttDs0 pncftprs.Sffcc.

BalttrO re, BEN rs. SUM- 1862.
N99rtGt- SendB Der Olopnonsen oes Yilsermeiiters
@:8eutbnm pesen nt4tbeSablter 81 ltenanI6Se fIr oas grSH.
men ppn StoBea @ercen burmit be @isent6. mtr Ger 0runS-
ME uutsu ~on9egeben nImertrt uno bic 6arauf IoIterben gs
trd9e o~uaefibrt iiuo. benadrtttiet cB wenn tieie 8straa,
ia1lnt Yalten uno GrIten nldt Ia bon, an pber Der Sreit9a
ben 10. Augnlt be5ablt Weroen, t6 an btelem Sa9e beloots
@runbitdde, 10 c lie III Benz 4lane fir 8eI6rsttun9 umb @rep-
gen %anseaeben fnb. IN Der NterAaats @rtanse III SecOneitr.
t4uTen Werce. Oe &ertauf sbebin0ungen fiup: bas Der ,Rdu.
fer inugbab biz uo SpanSig Stunten rda Dem Der.
tanfe ben %eraa 6eS roraut baftenoen Ilieiimcuts unb
Der &citct an ben St1ct-@ olettrr Sab(en muB. Der SReft Der
8%aufiumnle blettt ouf @rectt bon Smei Sabren NIB einen1 8aa,
fbcn. Mae biele 10 %oerfauitn @rpnpitide fnb fir IolGc
Steiertt oe lest tllli9 ltb eoer bieruad Don Dem Staote Ma.
rplano uno benz 8iir9erneItcr 1no Stabtratb bon Baltimore
barauf erhphen Merhen mEaen. haftbar.
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Gtnc Salttmorer 8atterte
1eidhter MrtiuerieI

M Bonn 8rie9amtuifertunt. nit @snebmtauns bes
@puosrneurs, bsanftru9t, cine 8atteeie lei@ter @sttaerte su
errt6teu, babe tb III ter ~@btna Sale", ylp. $40 QDef-Bal.
ttmureltraBs, cine 3efruttrunss OiTce erGfnet. &etruten Ct.
balten auf elm WIal 500 uno mabtf6etalt6 balb nod Stl r1ebr.
Dabur6 erleinen Sene, rel&e iiG Scrber Gnwerben lafen,
Sa9tt merhen MIN. Die Mn;abl Der cUmmiifOnrten unb nt6t
commit ftpnirten SfF5iere ut iaft prppelt 10 grps, ais BET elmer
gems tnlt6en Gpmpasnie. IS 1T beies en besinitister Dienf-
jwetg unb bic Ieihten gaterten MiarYlanb's paren Ielbf Dor
oteiem Srieee ribmli@t betannt.
Ms6,1w SrebertG 80. alexander.
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Neue Nn5etgen.

~ SIR Srn. $. @8eerer lieat elm Brief in Der
Nedsr=Sffee.
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3mDlfJ quite Ntufter wtrben Serlan9t fir bic Banb bes Spet
ten Hsgihents. @eterniste Staaten &rttaerte5 fatiCnirt tn
Sprt Wteoenrp, sri.
&aGsufrasen in Sort TecSeurs, @eb. BET
TbpS. @rap,
Sli29-Mal5 Mbjt. 2. Mrttlerte,
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Nerlam0t unD aeimcbt.

Serlau0t : s sBatt ian ts IN Ma sgts sSn i 0ts Ss Ssssso fl.
Spuie. g8ai9instpn, D. G. @sSs
Serlangt: s @s G'f' sn @s1ssn l ". %s s. Y. sHta Ssns,
swiiAen Saratp9a= imb 9erinetpnitr, T
81 arln,.ob+ Gin tunger Mtann wiini6t TN mtttlereu
01ItuNNI : Stapttbetle Elm mGbtrrtes i3immer nebf
Srlbtad. Sferten beIiebe man unter ben Su@faben 8. 9.
tn Der Sffce bieieS 8latteS balb9ff einsureibfn. Do
Wprlnro++ 90 l@nea ais mOeltd, etn tu9ttssr Arpel
OILtNiHA = ter fir einen Blaflmttb. shop tn WdIbius.
ton . &. Z. Str, swifhen Nts unb u. Str. Ntprtbern 2tberfS
Nn. 25 BET Ybiltpp Craft. 81 bis 50 2ptn INCIDENT
lid. MpDtMi
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8arbier aeiuMt !

@eSudbt wtrb en gutter garbier. pel6er $3.50 per gDS6t
nebt Bparb uno Q0aNNe erb1lt. Rdberes BET 6 B. @rputo
8. Str spti@tn T. uno M-Stry Maibnstpn .. 6. Oper 60
SGo- 9pparpltr. Baltimore. SuLi2e-
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@ae bic Jreunbe unb 8erpanoe in ser Mrntee ober Wearine
babsa, lOltea barani ie9en, baB %bteietbsn nit bieien piaen
ano Ottiment perleben fao; unb no ole braosn Sclcaten
nto Weatrclen oerldulnt baben, it1 ~bteIeIbcn anSuI9affen, ba
sabe es tea bsfercs @ef&enf. WeldeS tbaen t1re 5reunbe ee.
ben tSnnen. @S lit b~tnldnslid, bepielen, baB in Siunoen
Der yotb o!e Etlen nno oas Ointment bic beten 6reunee Der
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30

CENSUS OF SCOTLAND. Tho oo.
Scotland has just been complstea . .na Is: Of
many interesting items Of intoynstoua ''' * SSes
are 787 islands around tha Scottish ,d lheTe
taking az the definition Of an ;s)sn5 t tbS
shall be Of sufficient exter:; 10 snrl n,s tug. It
sheep. The average population IS s ora !;n %
dred to square mile In some counJ ;.s nun; :,
as low as thirteen The emigrat;on > i r y Is
large among the males and the proDou;on ~; =
population between females and males j. u, ~ )"
to lOC-~a greater proportion than III any oA"s
country in Europe. There are 666, 72t fs~
lies in Scotland; Of these 1864, lived las ya.,
in single room, without any window. 29f %"
1928 families lived ii one room each, with M,
or more windows, bur often mere anolosr
for a window. Thus thirty-hye per 81. .! 81 Il
The families IN Scotland or more than 0Ds.
third, live III one room. Thirty seven per e,
live in TWO rooms. leaving only twenty 9Th;
per ct. living III houses with three or more
rooms. Of families thus living in one room
81 94S consisted Of four persons in each, and
6,2l2 Of eight in each! In Glasgow, the larE
est city in Scotland, only one-iourth Of ths
families have as many as three rooms each 10
live in.
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From Gen. Pope's Army.

From Gen. Popss Army.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Enquirer.
MADISON COURT HOUSE, July 25.---IIae
First connecticut Cavalry, a portion Of Sigd's
advance, reached here yesterday, AMI droys
out the Confederate Cavalry under Robertson
The Federal troops sustained No loss. The
Confederates are said to be ia force across The
Rapidan, bat none bur scouting squads are
prowling around upon this side The Federal
troops are foraging almost entirely upon the
country, as per Popes order. The peJplo all
refuse to take the oath Of allegiance, and say
they will leave the country, but will first lay
desolate their homes, and will make the land
barren waste.
CULpEpER CoUKr HOUSE, July 20.-Ihe
Confederates are sill lying quiet along, the
railroad and near Gordonsville. None nave
yentured over the Rapidan, The llrSt New
Jersey Cavalry, portion OF ten Banks al.
vance guard, secured the river banks on l0'I
sides yesterday, but could find no plckers .;
the enemy The Confederate force al s I
near Gordonsyille is yariously estimated y llE
contrabands, but is supposed to be IRON 1hn4
to forty thousand, under Gen. kweIl
WARRENToN, July 29,-General rope anu
staff arrived here at aeon to-day; on an e1 m!
train, handsomely decorated with flags IA
arrival has been noised around, and great con-,
sternation exists. There are net dozen ae'
who have not taken the Confederate oa sn
They seem determined to remain, put WIZ wv NV
take the oath Of allegiance to the u. ? w. W,
eminent, saying that General Pope o''' Nv
carry ont the order >, ,uo m
Tie celebrated ''Belle Boyd vas mere n vn
Saturday, III company with CaI Tam os'5 beps
Ing to the Black Horse Cavalry, VINO was nT w.
wounded and on his parole, and has s''i p;ob.
signed. She offered to take letters 70 A'''''
mond for three dollars apiece; n .h1e.
The Provost Guard are gathering up all @ou
bodied slaves and setting them to worn 1o up
the railroad and in the QuarternastcI us n} 70
ment Several trains have been SEM !l.a vu'
Banks and Sigel with S'contrab9no oli' c1n,ecdig
All the sick from here who viii not s spcs~'
recover, will be sent to Washington at ' ot Of
The SULPHUR Springs, seven nlles sou not IN
here in the most delightful and healthy S 5p'us
the State, have not yet been taken a. AZ n &C.
purposes as has been reported. Iney Ne hs fur
commodate about fifteen hundred' ns'"'
niture and everything remain there S''
At Boston, July 80, an individual hsa 5,tsJ
vocatipg Jeff. Davis and chlvafy was
il the troy pond On the Common
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" - --- =-====--~ =,
BarEr PARAGRAPHS. --' 10HItn"s I" F0TSo,
-The cars on the Washington and cFeorsero"l
railroad now run from the Capitol 70 the o'a e
Tpnartroeut, and lrou1 that point the pas8en~
,ers 70 70 Georgetown in omnibr1ses; tare,. the
Whole distance, six cents. told was qootsa III
New York, yesterday, at 1l6tgll0 z'--'7en.
12,,+1av r. New Orleans, has ordered the arrest
e several persons implicated in reported con-
xniracv: among them some who have CLAIMED
=, be It mon men. --Onions areln much demand
Nv soldiers in the field, and supply is recon-
rnaoaed to be always served to the," for their
bea]th-The Mayor Of New IorE has given
a coo in aid Of enlistments for the u. ): ar
,-Tba report Of the death Of Gen. Sam.
T H. 6 Texas, has been started again. -
al Thomas NJ. Wagner, Of S. O., died re-
o,a+1v IN that state.-A woman in the western
,,,rt Of New York, lately being detected in a
p ~ thieving, killed herself by taking
C''>A'0 = ,o;ro enhlimafe,-An election for
dose OF co1lo'A'0 >-ou+h r.ro];no ~,
State officers takes place IL 1Vo1 VA ""
.ro 7th IF August. exchange OF prison.
- :, understood IS going on under the ar
ers' II 10 o'A'', o1.. ,,4ono3 into between the
RAM .1..,.+o commissioners. the
Federal anu Ool11o''oA@.0 ~
recent difficulty threatening l'S 10
It u SAlu' Dr. pl1,~;>, 81 Nashville, have been ar
-
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nc Hazardsyille, Connecticut, on Wednesday
afternoon. al account Of which fata! event We
published last week.
Tn the first mill that exploded there: we're
six men at work. and they, With the bulGlng'
rara r,1own Il, atoms. One human foot which
was found a quarter Of mile distant, was al
thar could be found Of the six men. One man
was crossing 8 bridge with mule and cart;
near the mill. Not vesrige OF the man could
he found the mule was torn into two parts,
one half being thrown across the stream, anq
the other thrown over the trees INTO neld
several hundred feet distant, while the cart was
demolished. Another man was bathing IN the
stream; he was found lying IN the water, DEAD,
with a large stone on his head. A large, elm
tree. several feet through, was broken on ana
the limbs scattered III all directions. Other
trees we're stripped Of their limbs; tenc:2as were
DESTROYED, and acres Of grass looked rs Il heaTy
rollers had passed over it. Most OF the prn,
cipal nails and buildings had their roots crushed
in, windows destroyed anu were otherwise oaIle 8
AGED. In one building was a large quantity OF
Coarse unground powder; this building was
much dan1aged but fortunately the powder dld
NOT exnlode, n one OF The buildings which
escaped there was powder enough stored 10
have destroyed the whole village: lt IS re-
markable that there was not more lives lost
It was reported that large piece OF IRON was
thrown into one Of the cartridge buildings, trac~
turing the skull Of girl at work there.
How TO SELECT POULTRY, A young tur-
kew has a smooth, dark leg, feet supple and
moist. and tie end Of the breastbone pliable
like gristle. If the head is on the eyes will be
full and bright if fresh killed. Fowls, when
Young, have smooth combs and legs. liz other
respects they are like young turkeys. Young
geese will have yellow bills and feet, and pm
head may be forced through the skin OF the
breast. It requires considerable pressure to
thrust pin through the breast Of an old,
tough goose) IF fresh, the feet will be pllable
The same rules apply to the selection OF ducks.
AS general rule, ali old birds have bony claws
that are not easily straightend. Young birds
have plant and easily yielding eli TVS, The
spurs Of old turkeys and roosters are hard, long
and sharp Of young ones but she first deyel-
oDment Is seen.
Commenting on the mortar fleet in the
James River and the probability Of their being
brought into service there, the \. 7. World
savs:-~''These mortar boats are Of course IN
tended to shell bluffs that cannot be command
ed by the gurboats, and perhaps may be Of
great use for this particular service It isnot
to be disguised that on the whole these NOR
tar boats have hardly paid expenses nor are
| they Of much use against an earthwork or fort.
Com. Farragut could have passed the Missis~
sippi forts as easily before as after the week S
bombardment Mortars failed to be Of any
service against Island No. 10, Fort Pillow, or
at Vicksburg At Fort Pulaski they were an
utter failure, #, then, it is intended to use
tLer1l agaiast Fort Darling naval and military
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30

The y. 7. Express says 1aXa1loh' anu
War, the journal Of Co'nmeroe is sure, VIII
;ntroguoa z ,onomy into American families
70 live at all, we must all live cheaper. Anon
this may be so,--but it is lot SO now 1ne
s:War'' has already introduced the ne" class CID
~ aouvsau richie, who fill the saloons, the " a.
toring Places, and who dash as seldom men
1,a7,a flashed before. War impoverlshes the
masscs,-but enriches the few
The Washington correspondent Of the Ph1Ia'
delphia Inquirer writes that there Is reason 70
aanrebepd important news from Gen. Pope's
Department in short time Information has
},een received which indicates that something
- Considerable consequence is about to take
p,aoa IN the valley,
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Annnsennenls.


WINTER GARDEN.
w THIRD WEEK OF
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
whose engagement has been attended With
UNPRECEDENTED SUGGEST!
HOUSES CROWDED IN EVERY PART!l
MR.. AND MRS WILLIAMS APPEAR
ON TUESDAY EVENING Dec 2,
in three Of tbeI most -
POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE CHARACTERS.
IRELAND AS III WAS.
IN AND OUT OF PLACE
THE HAPPY MAN.
The above will be supported by the following ladies'
and gentlemen Of acknowledged ability:
Mesas DAVIDGE,
q. w. CLARKE,
d. GRACE,
II. PERSON.
HA0AN
HIND.
MIRA CHANFRAU,
Mrs. WALCOTT,
Mis-. LOUISA BROWN,
Miss FLOYD,
&c. &c, kc
Doors open d 6ii performance commences at Il.
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ONCE ~ rHR Ho,WD ~ EpucArios
cor. Graul and Elmss h.w ioiK, NOV. -. 1862
GEALED PROPOSALS Will bo received at
~ thi, oire until tho I3th Day Of December nett. At
O'Clock y. m which tuc said Proposal. will be-
sldcfcd uf supplying Le Public schools, uhGc the Juisic
ton OF the hoad % Education, with tho BOOKS STA.
IDSEAA. and oher Articles required tAe Of said
Schools for year commencing t.o hss day OF jan
1914
t Of the article. required vii be furnished apPlis
ton 10 the CLERK OF tine hoA.d o. Educ 4tion.
SAMUEL Il. d. VANCE, /
JANIS IACBEhN Committee
G. GODFREY GJNrHER
TIMOTHY BRENNAN Supplies
JAMES W. FAIR
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Proposals.
OKDSAScE OrFicg, WAR DEPARTMENT.
WssHlsGToN. Nov - 1861
SALS-SEALED PROPOSALS wSl

OKDSAScE OFFICE WAR DEPARTMENT
WasnIsGTON. Nov -. 1862
DROPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS wsl
be received by this Department. until oceck p ~ on
day December nc1t for the manuscsuss and eev
ery 4 he following psoJ cities Viz;
800 lin.inch Soui shot.
LOO tlscI-ach Shells.
ooI ,eniuch Catering shot.
The pt,cclrs to be made o. tne knd Of metal aud IN
. ced scr 30 rules lsi down IN tho Ordnance Manoa
wlb tue ycn Of tho LattoIIg snot which must be
nae OF what is known rs metal. Draw ings Of tac'e
posct,. p, seen At tic pfincip. Aren. a. the uned
Ssa,", - the Ordnalce Az ncy NO ~ Worth st., New
ora. Aud ~ ttia Office
The pfocces be delivered free Of chs for
p,rsfol thc United State. Arsenal Governors Island
N-b ok hsfhor where they vii be inspected and al such
may 10 rejected De removed by tho contractor, ill.,
msdiateiy ate. tho Inspection OF each delivery.
bias al BE- received for any portion OF tie qua'y
lrifcd n0. les ttan M IT any Aud Deliveries 70 DO
made follows: Oreenth ~ each knd within thirty days
alter sohcan1n o. acceptance OF bid 1uj ices than
tn weekly tlcfr. ,of lndl an shah De dsiy,f.1
l.Snelt l Hr made by tie Treasury Department on the
usual ncair o in ciion .nd receipt etcr each delivery
Bonds. With approved surety viii be- required Tor the faith
n. performance oi coltIacfA
10 hd will entertained unlcsn II BE- accompanied by
Aldlvt ffOl. .he aly mailing r. 20 the eject that he
on founder AMI that n hs bad IL accepted the pgoecilo
wal be aic % III. ioundrTy nauus AMI It's ccslion and
tho rsh re'cyrd g. res any all bds, II d. AIMED ~
sati.'acioy TOT any cause.
Proposals w So Addressed to the uute,s nel a. Wash.
osOu ny III DO indoI ed Proposal. for Projecte.'
JAS ". RIPLEY.
NJ I'D, Brig. cen. Chisi Ordnance.