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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30
VI AR NEWS.


we're being sent from Richmond to reinforce
Gen. Jackson at some point WAS to disguise
the fact that they have a large force between
Richmond and the Appomattox river. 1t IS
also believed that they are still concentrating
troops II that country.
\ released prisoner Of war has arrived Ii
Washington, who reports that thirty thousand
conscrints have been raised in each Of the
States Of Tennessee and Georgia since the 9th
Of July, and proportionate lumberirom other
Southern States. TIE states, on the authority
Of a Southern officer, that the Contederates bad
one hundred and seventy thousand men in the
recent battles before Richmond. Troops have
arrived in Richmond from James Island, South
Carolina, and some parts Of Georgia.
It is reported the Federal troops have eVac-
uated Grand Junction, Tennessee, and that the
Confederates are nowin possession OF the town.
Almost all that portion Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad between Memphis and Cor
NTH, is now in the hands Of the C0nIederates
Humboldt, in Gibson county, Tennessee, 81
miles below the Kentucky line, is also reported
to be in possession OF the Confederates. This
cuts off railroad communication VITA the North
from Memphis
It is stated that the Confelerates have aban~
doned Fort Gibson, New Mexico. 4 recon-
noissance showed their forces to be posted, five
thousand strong, on the south bank Of the Al
kansas, at the mouth of Grand river
On Sunday, a skirnish occurred near Patton,
Missouri, between q company Of State militia
and band of guerillas in which the latter are
reported to have been routed; and their leader
named Patterson, taken prisoner.
The Federal commander at Memphis has Or
dered that no more gold shall be paid for cot
ton, and that sellers refusing current funds
shall forfeit half the article offered Tor sale.
The Confederate Colonel Bultt, at the head
Of a guerilla force, at last accounts, was IN
Bourbon county, KY, on his way South.
4 skirn1ish occurred at Bolivar, Tenn, Oh
Sunday, but no particulars are received.
An arrival from New Orleans reports that
there is much guerilla warfare along the Mis-
sissippi, below Vicksburg
The Navy Department has received intorma-
ton Of the capture Of two valuable prizes on
the Southern coast
Gen. John Pope, accompanied by bis staff
Yesterday morning proceeded, per rail, TO the
Headquarters Of his army in the field. Ere
breaking up his late headquarters in Washing
ton, Gen, Pope ordered that no passes to the
lines Of his army should be granted to others
than those having official business there.
4 dispatch dated Waterloo, Fauquier coun-
tv, Va, July 90, says: Scouting parties just
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30

On Tuesday night in accordance with .n,l.-
given to Gen Whipple to prevent any ,ar,,.
from taking goods from Alexandra, aero..
General Pope's line, a wagon drawn bv ,von.
horses, and heavily laden with market or
plies Of bread, clothing: shoes, ETC., bclonp;ng
to suffers and others. was seized near Fals
Church, and brough back to WASHINGTON with
the fifteen persons having me property IN
charge. The men were released by The MIL
tary governor with ali admonition.
The Petersburg Express Of the 26th saw
that Gen. Daniel r. Hill has been appointe}
10 the command Of the department Of the Ar
pomattox, with his headquarters, il presume.
at Petersburg.
Our Northern exchanges continue TO be fN
ed with accounts Of war meetings, enlistments
and contributions in aid ofvolunteers.
The planters on the lower James river have
lost about one thousand slaves since the eTacu-
alton of Norfolk.
Tar is burned daily as fumigatorin all the
hospitals in Richmond It acts most benei-
cially as fumigator.
The New York Journal Of Commerce says:
New plates are being prepared for the gov
eminent new fractional currency. They will
probably be printed en- fine bank note paper.
Thus if the head Of Washington stands for ten
cents, five heads on q single piece as large as
the coupon Of bond will go for half dollar.
Other denominations will be executed after the
same method. This will take about two weeks.
In response to communication from Colone!
Weer, commanding the expedition which has
been sent from Kansas into the Indian country,
John Ross, the principal chief Of the Cherokee
nation, acknowledges that a treaty of alliance
has been entered into between the Confederate
States and the Cherokee nation. Ross, there
fore, declines to entertain a proposition Tor al
interview with Colonel Weer at his camp, but
expresses hope that the rules OF civilized and
honorable warfare will be observed by the IN
vading army.
Robert J. Walker issues his second letter IN
favor Of the emancipation policy Of the Presl'
dent in the border states. ltis mostly u"
nancial and statistical.
The u. S. Government has issued new or
der relating to enlstments, designed to tacl"
itate and encourage the filling up Of regiments
now in the field Recruits, either single or IN
Squads are permitted to select the regiment
in which they will serve, and single recruits
will be allowed their choice Of the companlesof
the regiment. If the company recruit pre-
fers should chance tv be full, he can select any
other of the same regiment.
Whether drafting will be resorted to as .
means of promptly furnishing the number OF
troops which have been called for by the Presl'
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Capt John c. Thompson, l04th regiment n.
Y. volunteers I'd Lieutenant Elndge Green;
3lst II. Y. volunteers Lieutenant EnooI T.
Cloud, 57th Pennsylvania volunteers.
The Washington correspondent OF the Ne"
York Post says: 1.-The copy Of the written ~
structions to Gen. Lane, OF Kansas, which IS
on file at the War Department, shows no a1l-
thoriy TO raise negro brigadcs, but 1t IS report
et1 that Lane received verbal permission TO EN-
z>loy the blacks if he regarded il necessary.
Tn d letter received by Gov. Washburne,
FROM Gen Mcclellan, dated July 18th, the
latter earnestly enforces the consideration that
new enlistments should be made to ill up oil
regiments, rather than to raise all new ones
Gen. Mcclellan says: II would prefer $4,000
recruits for my old regiments, 70 1000 men
organized in new regiments, y
A letter from Harrison's Landing says :--
You may rest assured that the Onward to
Richmond motto is no longer myth. Events
Of the past few days tell US plainly that it is
soon to become reality, positive certainty.
The proceeds accruing from the sales Of prize
vessels hereafter will, by act Of Congress, be
paid into the Treasury Department; and all &C
counts, after having b.. en- passed upon by the
court, will be settled in Washington. The case
Of the Hiawatha is the first one in which this
action will be taken.
The London Daily News, Of July 18TH con-
tains an earnest protest against tie war which
England is prosecuting against China. After
controverting the plea of Lord Palmerston,
that its object is Ito protect the interests Of
trade, it proceeds: '"The real truth is that
the proposed war is as useless as it is cruel, as
wanton as it would inevitably be extravaganza. y
The n. 7. Express says that large number
Of citizens Of the United States are travelling
in Canada, and under circumstances Notifying
to some Of them, from what we see and read.
At Clifton, Niagara Falls, they are RECALLED
Will secession music, discussions and combina-
tons intended purposely We are assured as an
insult to Union travellers. Further on, as at
Montreal and Quebec, the taunts grow louder,
and the combinations more marked. Some OF
the travellers, and letters we have seen, report
these ieers and insulting remarks to be both
common and unbearable Even leading British
officers in the army are not exempt from them.
The n Y Express says: ''Some excitement
was created yesterday in Washington, by q re-
port from confidential source, likely to be we'll
informed, that member Of the British lega~
ton here has letter from Lord Lyons, announ-
cling that the British government had deter
mined to recognize the Southern Confederacy.
The parties state that they have seen the let
ter Doubtful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

HAVANA sEGARS.- ITO DEALERS, WE OFFER FOR
Ii sac splendid assortment oil fine segars, VI vaTio
Gtyles, at the lowest market pr,ces.
GEo. W. NICHOLS CO., ~ Dey street.
CEGARs Cash ADVANCES MADE ON CoNsIGN.
ments OF scgsrs ami few lots OF segsrs for sale cheap
W REIN burse advances.
j.. w earle, so Liberty street New York
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A n. B. CHAPMAN, AUcTIoNEER
As MAGNIFICENT
HOUSEHOLD

IA hAGAIFICEkr
HOUSEHOLD
Al public auction,
4, The elegant residence g Sixteenth street. between
Fifth snd Sixth syenNes.
ON THIS DAY (TuEsDAy, JUNE II. Al II O'Clock pre-
Seven octave Rosewood Pianotor-,
Rosewood anu Black Walnut Drawing Room Suits,
Bronze and o'm0iu Chandeliers v.,., x.,.uo, c.r.,s
Artistic Bronnss and seyrss Vases, .,....
French Plate Pier and Mantol Mirrors,
Embroder'd Lace Curtains and Corniccs
Rosewood and Black Walnut Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining Room Furniture, Silver &c
The catalogue comprising the lgest and richest assortment
Of household furnltre offered at auction tais season
The house was furnished sl new seven months ago and
Catalogues 81 the Office the house ON e morning OF
- sale.
forte, round corners mais by Broadway makers Stool
and Music Rack. French Cloth Cover Pier and Manci
brocade, consisting OF two TetsaTete Sofas do Arm two
statuary marble tops; secraarf ard Bookas ANTIQUE
Reception CHAIRS Reeining Chairs couches seyres and
ing Minerva Crusaders Hanle cneva De Marcy raiss;
Nc anna Boy ro e s
w9 US US: SIP aa Nj sf s. q
Storm 81 sa, By Delacroix Assaps0n Of the Virgin.
Gp from The ossorssa p.n II the hy ps;s
M1sS sIs y Lssna rrg snd wS
perby deooratsa VASES Hat Stand oso.S. Stair Carpet
rosewood and black walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads
spring Mattresses Fes,her Beds Blankets
asss aa aga o Sr a;
Glassware imposa r Inc present FROM Paris s
e. ssa Table Cutlery Sp fable Ensn
Dsee and K sa ss are
VIII in attendance q pack end ship iha goods y desired
The above elegant residences FOR sale or ~ et
particulars Inquire OF the auctloneer.
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r BoGARr, AUcTIoEEER-By 8. a J. BoGART.-
81 Wednesday. June IS 10Y O'Clock, stthe auction
rooms No North William street. Household Furnitsrs
Sofas Tables Chairs. Carpet Bedrooa Kitchen furni
ture also 1000 superior Scgar lot OF Liquors. Sc also
constabe's sale OF Sewing Machine one Sleigh Cart
r. BOYLE. Constable
John H. Burnley. AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL
81 this day at O'Clock ai4 Canal street. large
men OF new second hand Furniture and 'Carpeu gz
Marble and other Bureaus SOFA Beds Waraus WASH
sany Bookcases rosewood and enaneed SUITS Lace
Crlains chande,iers mahogany black walnut ana other
Velvet Brussels Tnree'y and ingram cArpA
made up the roll Pier, Manei and other Mirtors
Bedding Hair Mattress q Oicloth wnite
And check Mating Rugs Kitchen Furniture. &C.
IIORrGAGE sALE-JoHN II. BURLEx, AuGr,o ,ls
wi eer sell this day, mt O'clock AT - Cans street
rosewood Easere one Pmpsa Beds,sa 49,. on ~. n9, II
Curtains. BY order Of HUGH o'DoNNELL. MORTGAGES
M l. PHILLIPS AUcTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
vi day, at II O'clock at tho New fork ba1axr q Nsw
Bowery number good work Horses one "a. !. Horse
years Pony R0ckawas, six light wagons
double angle Harness. Also bay Horse, Cart suo
Harness. &r
TlAwNRROKERs sALgS-w:E LEWIS AuC ,Nr Slts.
viii SELL this day. At ny o'clock A. M ~ iso bowery,
pp stairs large assortmert Of Womens Ciohing Sss
shaes Remnants Sewing Machines, 3d. by order o. w.
b. Simpson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

r JACOBS OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE, 40T
Ia. Broadway Advances made on Watches Diamonds,
Plate and other valuable personal property, or bought Tor
caeh. Business conadestiaL
nAWHRRoKERs TICKETS PURGHAsED-OF CLOTH.
IL Ina Disi aonds Dry Goods &c cast advanced any
~ the egpe lire goods lot of Clothing hand; Rasnes
gvsss, ~; Pan,a, VI; Vests, w ceou, GRO LSvtE.
AS keaouS sifsgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

nNoBACCo-I HAVE ABOUT THIRTY.FIvE CASKS
Of state Seed Leaf Tobacco, which 10 from two to
lsars DID, and mostly Of the frat quality will cell tho lot
Csr " cents pound Inquire Il sAhUnI LUCKILY. 2S9k
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Nos Prizes Mos Nos Prizes mos Prizes
l92b $40 256 g. 500, 100 $0o,iN2 !4ooI2s ..sno
1879 4OI 1891 .sDj I3.SU .tvCl 400
1925 tOoI ooss 400 iOpos ioD 1881 400 ,st.3 . 400
l0s9 500 .4uOl 09ln N0 1881. ~
Prizes cashed and nforna ion furnished by
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers
10 Wall street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

JEFFERSON GUARD-rHE MEMBERS or THE
r ahoye command requested 10 attend meeting 70
be held "Wednesday evening" NJ No Is Chryste street, -
sybt O'Clock the OF making Arrangements
tnd the funeral associate Captain N McMaho
Son,rany O. Twenlyhftn regiment n. yS. ", who fed
vhs aaauy leading bis company ~ the battle OF Hancvwn
Court House on the Nsh uit ,, .,,,x,- = sA
Jro O. BArxs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17
AMUSEMENTs.

"A THIS EvENINs (TUEsDAY). JUNE ~
LAST NIGHT or
THE GaEAT FIFTY CENTS COMBINATION
Only night OF tile popular Oprrn O.
LINDA DI cHAh0UkIA
with . mosi coGlslete aud perfect cast, luc dig
MISS RELLUiG, MADAME DASuh
nRInNULI. SUSIEI. bAk<24s
and the baritone
SIGN0R AdODI0
Concuciof ana Masicai Director Aosss
On the nitf,
Concert nv great Pianist
NIX. G0ITSCHALk
MR.. HERMANN.
Aamission 70 tho who ceoas
Norics--fhe entire per ortnsnce VII ronoude At H.
- PRICES OF ADMISSION
% ootAs
nesersea seats aud seats Ia prvae boxes donAf
M Moi ~ -
Summer season.
oMANO GALA NIGHT
bENE+iT OF X. uLLMAN.
AN ENTIRE OPERA,
ACTS FROM TWO OTHER OPERAS.
WIN b given.
All the artists, without excepIlon will appear ncaudsa9
NINE. BoRcHAkU, MIsS KEILO00.
NINE. HERMANN, MNE DANuRI
GRAND CoNCERr BY GUFrsuAAIK
Positively last appeal IN America of
HERMANN,
Who viii leAve In n few days for Enrpe.
The admission will be the viz 80 con1a
Reserved seats 81. Amphilheatre y cents
Tue Opera viii positively ciose with tale gAA night
Full particulars tomorrow.
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cyprNoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE BEING AUTHOR
- red Governor OF the State OF New York
company volunteers 70 be attached 70 Spinos HmptrN
I,risade. ready all abe- bodied
wsh their country 10 hrst class company Each
man q as he signs the roll will be- nubsinled anA
clothed expense OF the government aud seal 70
Portable quarters the city Pay from SIS V ga
month, to comueace from catc OF enlstmenI
GEO. II. HITCHCOCK, Lienten,nt Recruiting Once,
Hsadcuartsrx ~ NrvAdwAs haW xork.
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n W. WEsTCOTr, AUCTIoNEEH.
lk. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

WIN. COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
w Furniture in Bookis Wednesday morning. 1T 10Y
o'clock $50 Fulton street. by Cole Il Murphy. SOFAS,
Chairs Wardrobe Secretary Oval and Pier Mirrors, Feather
Beds, Hair Mattresses Carpets, Gas Chandeliers.
j. HIGGINS, Deputy Sheriff.
yNM WRITER'S, AUCrIoNEER WILL SILL, ON
w Thursday 01s e. Ia ureeue street.
teel Furniture Of Above house comprsngs general
assortment
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THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
Il iag psOeas so strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

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hnsy destroyed over the entire suree Of the head From
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1ilnss.--relllss.

~. To thing that The moro nan cats
| the fatier and stronger he viii become.
2. To believe that the more honT'
children study at school the faster they
learn.
3 To conclnde that IL exercise Is good
| for the health, the more violent aud ex-
hausting It Is, the more good Is done.
4. TO imagine that every hour taken
from sleep is an bour gained.
s. TO net on the presumption that the
smallest room in the house is large enough
to sltep iu.
6. To argue that whatever remedy caus.
cs one to feel immediately better. is "govd
for" the system without regard to more
ulterior ti1ects. The "soolhiDg syrup
Tor example, does stop the cough Of chill
drcn, aud does arrest diurrhca, only to
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| the more fatal inflammation Of The brain, or
water on the brain at least, always pro-
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Z. To commit On oct which Is felt IN
itself to be prtjudical, hoping that some
] how or other Il msy be done 10 your case
with impunity.
8. TO advise another TO take remedy
which you have not tried on yourself, or
without making special inquiry whether
all the conditions are alike.
O. To eat without an appetite, or con-
tiuue to eat after it has been satiated,
merely to crafty the taste.
10. To eat hearty sapper for the
pleasure experienced during the brief time
it is passing down the throat, at the ex-
peuSe Of whole night Of disturbed sleep,
and weary waking 10 the morning.
IL. To remove a portion of the cloth.
ing Immediately after exercise, when the
most stupid druyman 10 New-York knows
that il be does not put cover on his horse
the moment he ceases work in winter, be
viii lose him in a few days by pneumonia.
IL. To contend that because the dir
tiest children in the street, or on the high
way, are hearty and healthy, that, therefore,
it is healthy to be dirty forgetting that
continuous daily exposure to the pure out
door air, in joyous, unres,rained activities,
Is such a powerful agency for health that
those who live thus are well, in spite Of
rags and flih.
lS. To presume 10 repeat, later in life
without injury, the indiScretions, exposures
and intemperances which in the flush of
youth we're praeticed with impunity.
IA. TO believe that warm sir is ne.
eesSarily impure, or that pure, cool air is
necessarily more healthy than the confined
air Of a close and crowded vehicle the
latter, at most. can only canse fainting or
nausea while entering conveyance after
walking briskly, lowering q window, thus
while still exposed to a draught, will give
cold infallibly, or on attack Of pleurisy or
peneumonia, which will eause weeks and
months of suffering, If not actual death.
DR.. Hall.
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~ Wall Street, New Yorh, Dec. 10th, 1855.
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THK C0rroN GATHERING AT PoRr ROYAL
Col. Reynolds, the Government agent at
Fort Royal TO saperintend the gathering,
ginning and transportation Of cotton on The
sea islands, has already secured more than
81 1000 900 worth Of cotton. The two or
three thousand negroes just freed are in
dastrioas aud orderly. and do their work
wei aud cheerfnlly. They need clothing
and medical attendance He desires 70
take back with him an ample supply Of the
former. and several physicians who shall de-
vote themselves to these interesting Bcg kmen.