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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-15

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The New York World says: Some time
since the steamship Oreto left the Mersey for
VI Mediterranean, SO it was reported, but it was
we'll known At the tirne, and indeed some days
before she lett, that her destination was Nassau,
where she was % be fitted out IS a man~of-war
for he Confederate sci vice. Late advices from
Nassau now show that she has been seized by
ehe Court Of Admiralty for alleged infringe
mcnt Of the foreign enlistment act Not deter
'"4 however, by us 1nishap, another new steam
ship. 290--so she /: callcd-left the BirRenheaa
docks, Ii pool. on the 18th ult., either for
Nassau or Havana and on the Doth she was
discovered off Tnskar waiting for the stcarn-tug
Here les, whiclI had Left Liver ,,ool for the 300
with iftv mcn The Con "alnrate paddlc-w! eel
tcarnship Merrmac. Capt. Rome, which since
June 7th has been waiting in Plymouth Sound
to,'1 il her sci stock the same day as the 2c0
eft and left the SounE the Doth. The de.
parture Of these two ships has no doubt caused
the fe leral We: sci Tuscaro: to be the alert,
as he left South t~1pton on the same night.'
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The Baltimore American publishes the fol-
lowing extract from d private note, written at
'nrtress Monroe OIL Wednesday: THE army
is now moving away from Harrisons Landing,
and by Tomorrow, | hear, the place will lie
cleared. They are coming down over the
Chickahominy, I learn, to Yorktown, by Land.
The artillery has been shipped by water. The
pontoon brid :es weut ~ to bnid ,e the river,
night before last.
It is stated on Sunday night schooner left
Nc vbuypc1:, Mass, for the Provinces, With
some sixty persons on board, fleeing to escape
the draft Several persons were arrested at
Bellows Falls, Vt, the other day, en- route fer
Canada. Forty others by the Boston train
we're detained at Rouses Point In Chicago
seventeen men, just leaving in the Detroit train
were arrested.
The Boston Traveller says:-''A private let
ter to Mr. Guild, Of the Commercial Bulletin,
from Mr.. G. + Train, confirms the statement
that be was in temporary confinement there
probably on account Of his horse railroad trou-
bles lie does not have any fear, however, Of
Il permanent imprison1n ent, DIS lie urges Mr.
Guild to carry forward the arrangements Tor
his lectures in this country upon the war.
Advices from Barbados 70 the 29th ult.,
renresent the wea her as being very favorable,
with copious showers Of rain. The young
cane crop looks green and very promising
Tie sugar crop for the past year has been
manufac ;ared, and has exceeded expectation,
being IS, 900 hhds. sugar with 7 1892 puncheon,
4l3 hhds. and SoJ bbls molasses. The ac-
counts from Demarara are unfavorable; brsl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-15

The IIarrison's Landing correspondent OF
the New York Ex1ress writes, that when the
news of The movement OF Mcclellan $ army IS
heard, everybody can rest assured that 1t is IN
dicative Of the plans agreed upon by Gener-
ais Mcclellan and HAeck, after long and ma
ture consultation. The order was received
here three days ago, if reports from pretty
good sources are to be relied upon; and since
then the ''iOlportant movement, has been
quietly carried into effect,
The Baltimore Sun of this morning says
About ten @ clock last night, by an order from
the military hea5q quarters, deputy marshal
Lyon, with squad Of policemen, took osses-
sion Of the News Sheet Office, AMI compelled
al hand ito stop work. Mr. William II. Ca'-
penter. the editor was arrested and sent I'M
meliate'y to Fort McHenry. a police force
WAS placed IN charge Of the establishment. -
The reasons fer the suppression Of the raper
did not uaasyirc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-15
PUBLISHED (DAILT) EI
EDGAR SNOW TN, JR.
<,zx~ OPFTCE-No. lnt King street, over
c,oncs formerly French s. Book Store.
7nrorfant Orders by Gen. Mcclellan.

r ,4n1C>RTFE ARMY Of THE PoT0NA'
r.va ys.R 4 >RC; oNs LANDING, Va, Aug. 3, 81
, 1862-10-30
= -
THE WAR IN KEN EBCKTs&


.:-.-:' ..s- x - LtouAr1111, 1st.R iss&. 4
The following sol8feEt; wsatsdded 1t Ohaplm
Hill, are fn hospital at haTaaown: =: 90 =
John n Raeaasda, 9ssa. lBtnnda, : hssh wuhnd Of
thigh; nsntel Notte1is, ls.h 1nlnols,4:tn ARM =
s!3asiE: sSa7 = FStsss NJ aatao'' - q; r.
fsslsisy: Josn DSsn iisl1Iil4ila IN ssek, badi1;;
Az. CIaekv 4xth Ulinaas, foeean1. ssd Log; 1o6nt.
T., !sg g e r aa :ae ss9ss3 ts Is s T
xnd anfle: Joan Hoda,an 6otE fnisa75 IN thigh:
Jan&1 sEsrt1yaat, nm 1ntnaik n thsoat, badly;
stss.1, 81 Eth FL tsoie s % e ! ai is;'y zi:
nae1msn; DO. h shoulder, slighIy; A. 6ofu4en.do.
IN elbuu. slightly; 4. Newnaa. do IN Asm, tllht-
E.ln.a: d + elsqx; :lIehiF: TO- xadetssa,,
~ "A ceur:er arrived Il o~susbom, Ky, yes.
terdaE, hs1nxfnK lntoEn1ass7a tsas AofEaa's
and yackson's !ehel 1a,sa c3.n1ssads Iesreetea 10
deeign Of csptuzing O*ensboro and q ans
willie: Rnseeilsflla Is strongly xaxttsoned hY
federal troops Whfle In O1s county, tda
rebeas atol4 all tha.5 desirable hosaes they
COZ could, d,s md s9hbsa ma01 u1ions's Of money
Il qhe enc Mossaiao aa1 aset i. doing good s,r.;es
between Evansville snd Csi,o. L brok4 u I
ieoe3 camp near Cssey7iils, On Sunday, tx
Ing thirty prisoners, among them 4 number
Wko fsed On thesteame1 Nashville. The guu-
hoats posAeAs tie river btsHesn EvanssiIle
-The io.psta accommodations In. New AL
bsny ha. e been greatly enlarged.
= Under recent order, Tnaatefa of tteAnho448
&te prohibited rom takfnE freight or passen-
:Ress from points between Evansville and
Gatno. from laadtnE besH aen thosa pieces.
Al ferry boats betKaans. :LtaaeEtlle and p
All sklads, fiat, DC, at taHas not garzisoned,
&c eobe destfossd, g prTeas slansnisstoa
of contfahau0 10ttc1e&
!: !Tha tedera1 authaxittes hxe levied contrf-
/ fnxtc1a To fhekn,oapt OF &3{QQQ On fhe rebAls
efCaseyaille. K1 tn rsimb1,1a the Uninnisfs
tn Ina:es fr.sm 1Tprit1s hs,nT
ri iss bsTs iecesys6 % 1 IL NssSSilte p.pers The
Enton q saturday 4aye 70 apprehension mead
be Mdulged for the aafety Of that city: It
eayB the rebels That hAEe thteateaed ths place
for thu 1Aet shzee noatha I'm always fed ut
the appspaeh Of The fader4ls:oQpa.,
i nnmber of siak I'd wounded ffom Buelrs
atMy atit'eo .Vt.y:c .Ao r. s~.o3 ~ -
". Moner, b0th III; !; ChAtlsa W9Ods. 100.h N. !;
f'H ssese1nan. d.; Geo. Rs Ra9a4s eoxpdEaI :13Sth @
M-; ". + Eva1ss d1.s WMtA1 E1n1 s0ta Ivy. ;
He9sa Isoe se1eq " h Fec Bssvdess toS o.
N Geo. Cu.nss. 18Th u z beEn; 9sih u ;
/ 73eathAW. 43fh II Rtse4M Mteksnssrkets ash
~; Henry jenkins. lasf1n SEQ, Thompson. 1st
neut 1zad III. Samuel H. 3aors1di. scrEeazt,
II Hetp;sat @ 70. s-wns.n 1.as., eo.p., eeth NJ
99basha2 u keede1: g.; Iaee3re: a; A., Ao9rs. 2tss
SeE9: a.. A.. sS1h,'a caMa1ss
1thSVia; Georxe Hunter, ID; Thomas =. Kssn'
saniofd W: Rexfora, 3iat We; ,k1anktin Stone
Do; Levi GoISl. tfx8d H.: 1ofn r speyoor, do
;1laMAA M-iatnckWel 69th III John ". Thomp
son, ID ~; Jamcs 2 Htintul. 1st- Wis, Jona
, 1862-10-30
An Eighty Dollar Rreakfast.


At Tif1ln, On the 18th inst, that eccentric
and extraordinary animal. the elephant " Ham
pinsl,'' belonging th VAn Ambu7gh & C3.'s
mauage1ie, treated himself to q repast which
cost somebody trihe over eighty dollars.
chow, had stocked bis wagon with supply Of
delicacies, wherewith he intended to coax an
unlimited amount Of postage stamps from the
pockets Of rural youDg gentlemen, and Ind
gone to the hotel stable for his "noble
steed," when Mr.. Hannibal, attracted, proba-
bly,, by the odor Of warm gingerbread, broke
looae from his fasteninge, smashed the wagon
to flinders, and gohaled down, In less time
than it takes to read this paragraph, 900 gin.
ger bread cakes, seventy pounds Of assorted
It is question smong eye witnesses which
was the most sublime spectacle eompla-
cency Of Hannibal after going through the
establishment, or the frantic despair Of the
candy pedlRr upon discovering the extent OF
his 1f,sW
, 1862-10-30

mPOhTxNTKINANoIAL SERENE.
The Use or the Staples OF the South ii
$50 &~WAs1s &E- KxekAnge and NFedlt.7

'-- A-essss e. kSAeAsnEe ana VFe0As'f
CO.: st,:'--- - !!
Mr.: " Wetmore Of Nashyt1la t,sa addresaed
=. s..:..- Ch.. 1.-.,...- ---a,.. .-
In the columns Of the New York Herald Of
in. oet6T The ,vr3tar nropx .s. - nat;oc.,
- - .a..- tha 1o.s:--s,-s
An1Icial laeasote eenekne toe ieaotag point
Of which is as follors: ';
pent;ns Sr I resin q s be exnorted o from rom t tha
Eonth excent tbronph a rn7ernment aoencv
The royerGment haFin1 cnntroi ~ thess e1eat
sfspies. will cause Other Powers to cuitiyate
trirnilT and iutinate relatlons with this gov
control and possession Of fhese indi.psnsa6is
necessaty e!a. Is: coinDeIs other nations tn
90 ;T cd ta;th II s1t 11.s nafts n @nn1S ~
4hs;r inte1eet ,hen - A;scnnnt.nsnco co ~
h4e eat,ns of she hiacksde Sc T6is nat ny W
the snhfsct mtSht t M Ne indef3 ntterv nina,+,tsI
TO rfoT he importance of fh}s messnrs. 81
weaSas she rosgniiWde ri the qnfsrnr;se tn + 2ne
rnvern1nent. I vii fake cotton lone ~ An e eE.
an,3Ie. Cotton ia Eorth to-day ia NeF YORK
ihe eror1nnns nrjce al from fift7-f,va r. f5fty-
eight cent? pef pound, which. fegether with
tia currept rates Of EXCHANGED On Eupland.
III: thirty per cent, pound OF cotton repre-.
sents in Iiyerpool serenity to seYent7-fDnr
cents Of federal naper cnrreIcv. nrnv;dad #
shon,d se1] IN En~iand At cnrrasnnn5;n,, ~
1r,ns f. Eli ha fau1d f1,at tb;s rs15J T., ~
aanreo,fa make a iar~e annnnt ~ t,1aign
s,xsha,,ss r. ens+a,1 coTms.c;si and ~ nst;oasi
folloEinu. - "''S
Fnom The hest infornation r ran Obtain
there What the end Of the present cotron
pieSiu9 seasou-be /, 600 900 bales Of cotton.
Of the average weight Of 100 pounds. or thu
amount woulo 1yz1t by jad1cious manage
tain BY the ehd Of the cotton fscai year, say
June, 1868. 9, ,000, 600 balas, the present Fa]us
! Of which in Liverpool In federal currency,
would be to SAT SOD Oe9, 600 ssay seventy cents,
$3.50, ,000, GOO. Nov, In: proportion n the
market Is supplied, the price must necessar-
supply; I vii therefore, fste this example
cotton At nfsy cents 'Instesd Of seventy, ss
above; soc, ,0D,0oQ pounds at fifty cents,
AM, ,W0, ,W0. In these calculations Of price
and value, have omitted stating the expense
| OF selling cotton n Europe, but have, iuatead,
, 1862-10-30

ior p1e-elsction, Hs-p1atform IL .antt-emauci-
patton md proclamattn. He n opposed hT |
Col a. -sH;:8e5t; tae waf pol
te3 o( :&ass dn1aises saAo9. Tie la&:er hAa
s;s ass g. , e. = .sfsa es3,oa / ast
tut relztx sttenSfh II tke candiaakes 80
III. Thonas Melon i -. = candiiatA:fa i
this ps13ct~aAs Ahbat fhd fieak ii tbe. aa2ds
III nut tu&ilu6tod his tuteatiou o( sFfthdtaw-
log, aud seen,s 70 b. pAadafa1 hs:oencsaoa
ioxer Wanda. Tnns no - - .csn1.as Sin In tae
second dIstxict ~. - =,
Theep two 1ist.icta emblaes the eity ind
county Of 1t. Lozs, also Jeassron. franklin,
Gaseu6sAe, 0sake, Maziek, ,Pulasd. Phelps md :
CzwforEtbe latter counties being In the
second district. -
r.: =: ;: ,.1s:FH1H DIsrR1cr. :~i
1tnnIao viih CoIe xhd runaine bsck 10 The
Ksrsas line,. mid my betveen fhe soath vest.
anil northvest Thomse l.. peica and C.a;. !.
w. y. Ncclu,r t m ~ tns; esndidatss. The istter
eusfains the administration In It's policy; the
former, IN anti-ems1e1pe&5oaa and proclA Amatic,-
has iseutd veiy strong addfess to the peopla1
Of The d1sssict. He was member Of tbs SsAsa
cunyention-is poplf1s, and will be accepts:
bic to Tie people. 49, t..-4a.~
:. . s1xrx n1sarx,fa !.
, 80
~ % st.t h1 thtsk r. e III sno aS
eouat of, itser If tbe, Iovsj yoIca, of tie coun.
t1ea has ,fnN :ut<Eanoa. T., emfraces salfle:
:Isck1un aId fsfsyf4te. on Ire eouth side nf
Nissou1i River. end Chariton. Carroll. RW.
.CaIaNtT Cffnfon. CIV MA Yfatte.- d Tie
ia north side:' Tbe p,e9ent iEcumbent il
judes /. ii. Nnxe1H, Boatbera' 'sYmpathiser,
but Rho has ret .ufersd the fleld as \ caadi-
dase: sEhe can1aes Il be1nF warmly eontested
between ex.(3oy. King and E. N, Samuel. whol
are both anttse4hsnc1pa4iop and .anti-pfocla-
nation, Judge Birch ,S1Hthefn 9vupathkar;
and Henry B. Bo1ton. 01 Jackson county, rep
sf1eat"g .fst ~ sne Eoucy a aas Royesmeat ~ ~
l4nee, tae a.!ssr Z = $eate@AS ot 1espET M,
ssa *pae ssEAe, " aslGE ~ 0As.e 0"Ss "ao W.
on11e Lac e!aaa.et so.o :.
: srvxNFA DISTRICT: ~, -.
. 4. dust: upon the heels Of tbs eieet1on, = M:
terial change in candidates laa8 taken place 10
this district. 1sx-Goy. stewxrt publishes q
card Withdrawing from the rxaT1a8, and Il.
B. Branch again come on. r.,
The canaiaatee are noH Gen. Bnt Lo7n,
, 1862-10-30

4 Ll8E2AL EDUCATION Wa

MI1tta1I I1StFHeaioM and Drdn-
WKBfKkM pNlUM CUIA1aR ma A4LI1Ai5x
2CA0KNY. u FE11OM- LIZ on tho, 33lss1kslpp1
EulaE Collegiate Academic md Primary Class,s-
eta sad lsSsusers, tnproush srsoatnsnts. In ia ,t
ecnooi nuild'n9s r. the Wet Co.'S wtta tn.nsrg ~.
sxEelent and well farnnhsd ArmsIy, : ane g 7mna~
4W. and nlanY othaf adVsatakes which should ciAtna
tGe attention Of parents and E9ardtznA Tho largest
nstttaf1ou oT IT, c1ae and character IN TIE Unoa-
Instruction u franch. Gsrma0 and BOOK tres
md ligAt} TAc11oA 2ouAvx md EAHaT Ds1LLs and
GIAxAsTtcs. under of1tsH of q. s. T. Cadets dr. y
fN V1ARHIA .XNK1N-4189 pr a1Aol yN1E n hoard,
furnished room. ns lght4 washing sad tnit.oa II
Ca1ets fom sbFood room md 6dard under tha sa:aa
roof VIA md the eus&Ant Of thu teAcherA Foe
c5rsalass address D. T. COVERT, President En5ton.
, 1862-10-30

Spirit of the Canvass In MfAsoutf.
{Ffen the Bst. Louis News, 18th inst
As the number pf candidasss will not likely
be Increased, ft.H1y be eon9en1ent TO tho
reader to glance ut the CANVAS - now pro-
g7ess!ng IN the segepl Congressional districts
m A1eead - -.
Fmsr DISTRICT. IT,
The candidates ,aso r. r. BIaix,- IT., on the
: Va0o An1neapatioA 4eket, and aaEnHd Knox
~ IN W18eo; en12 21e4PA1eoQ ard anti -co1tup-
ton ticket" Mf. B1air's election In thfa' d.
tzic4, - taa4k. = : yteaiee point b{ se9Eoae
Bog 4 to lad 'the Demo1as. :
=, 4sRcoAD, pzsfR1CE. :
In II Bssdna sDis1zsr4 sHaazJ I. Blow i
the UAIoa and emancipation ca1aidGfa, hay
irg received Tia nomjaaaoa 1t tho handa Oh
e seavsaas ~ - aetsea aroa1x vpoa
NJ: n Ths@,. 8 Ala !. =. ee:nPststor. -
80 = In! blaicf: billia,iiit H. -, ::
In r. ~ dGtdStE, s1beasanf ewsaty.e1e
~, ~ ~. .easlet een9 of :ehs st.ta,.
= g e 4 q i. keis; .1..ss go a
|+eA~ ~4s11a'sl1a1ne'sffx 1G0S lsFesr candf:
~ -1sss1k aaGsss, 1oneviaH1- dn1s @.
,eomed II. 1ed&, 1aA @eaca ~ take & s.: 4
14ss &f ~ ID ennk1 1411aaes's ~ 3t3eN ata1da
squazelJ oa .@aaL fl13a0a1tsa p4Ssranue-
ss17ee;.s slaa{ elssA N 1rssana i
e : !. 5oo11s III plsfaio1: 81 Il ;f!'s !:
/ II a.s1,9 Z ssssesa e :e..sty|eas
tel.3aeapsa - q, /. iE.i u anas9aT !T1s
, 1862-10-30

To the Editors Of tho Boston DAILY Advertiser:
There are three questions concern1ag the
president emancipation proclamation. 0ne,'
h.a he constitutional power to isAue It a
civil, political or admI illustrative acts Tbs
second. wa It sxpedientf Tbs third, hes he
constitutional PoNer ~ commander-fn-chIef;
to issue 1t, It this time, - military acsr )
These questions sze pexaeetiy distinct. One
Of the emost common and moss fruitful causes
4sessaoee whicA ase dtstfnct tn themselves,
bat 70 nesr each other thst thsy confuse es-1
Judge Curtis mlneies these questions 70
e6tiseay, that no study Of III pa1npAlet enA-
bles me 70 bee clearly Is to much of his arXa.
ments upon which of these questions It Is In
L. rs separate these questions.
am cure taat the president haa no power to
emaocipate single slave, % 4 civil. political
Or AdmlDistEs&ise act.
~, W. ssRedifFas'L j. 1s-,s I'd: qnsetton to
bic he has eoasAered the question long,
calsfuny and painfully aud In Iii the re1atio9s
ID which Il can Present itself However wise
! may be. or Judge Carts may BE-, On this
san5sct the President must Be wiser, OF ii
a. 70 the remaining question, I have not
the nltEhteat doubt OF his constitutional pow
er ae eomHasnderio-chief, to issue thls p1ocla-
nation III military act ~:
If HaAeek, whez hsfore Cosi1th, -mIRhs
have sent force hundred miles 10 catch md
bring into his hna ! hundred negroes with thu
Wagons, bossea, nd ps.ovssioas they wate
bringing to Be4aresaEa, the preaiaent' szd
comMa00eI1A-cAaa[,a attfnK in tn centre with
wider vieR1, wiaeE necesaitaes, md. wider
? ragghts 10 meet thoee ledeaalttes, may, Il Ae
cao, prevsnf eh3:tvkea mass Of slzvss from
labo1nE - feed fh9tebeHfdn. He may, II he
era, By he daageF ct. tas9rsectioe. or stsrva-
t3oD, or Of loas Of pseP4EtYs.: 4fallsRtsa: TIE
rebels md drive theaf ,1x1nles 1pne+:;;..
70 sAy otherwise NuAA bat % say that he
night sez!ke 4 ssesoaea. hat aa1s$ y caeefal
ca Ss1s d 8 sitsess Tais esssfea; launches
| tn hee1pedLeoef 1t 1es4sss11ssiAA tafsf lezyo
n hin'. eB9t n doas nof to1ea III niiitslT
naa& 70 &assaasa 4. ee1xo Il Il h eaa-~
Judge CuE3s sQa18 A1eA ~ sdkb11WfaY
- :: e: R,;s|ss;ts &c. = t:a's ::'; g G;
% R5seiaoa - q - 3 II F1sssab. sssi s...as !;
}n4tAs& It msane Z fha nqss<tta1esaos 'a.d u;
st1oets9a oa y leX, EAaa saasetaes ~ -
i seft g s'stsse eef 4sn31
s:a ssfea ss.s E 3 !: s:s -, e - :,s:
tsae;1ssa is.1hhass tAs1shsl1ss:' -: J.,
! 1M9fe CsatAHs asK61sAeas a1dsk8 6svs ~ eoa
A1taAlea -aa4 ~ as~< ~ ~ rs6saa,- II tAs1e
eFsFd to anfta 1AA nj tkhf aaksh - e11s
R4, &DAAEAN9 u - &AN#1 - 118p9&a I
- fAea he skAs u tAstia1snsak ma ptGr
t:44sA. thk Kailty.', TAt 1f:ts&a, nd Il b ssd-
0If 1tfn fAe naAalfaA III an4 HI u: :apds
! jsSMesaAe i'm 43ong ths gfoaaA, tAsypa(sus
-, zeeieaa< pa1A, thakr fh@ may ieG7s ~
he1sees ef tfe iraeesnt qnhamed fsr whea
i ,assexk se0snWlkk II <6aAt9. :Eh1R1Ay 81
1 4aA4 n eH1s40iea ,1eIftoyteNn1;:fxh.s 4. n
] AnNss1sh - : A14 sa&f A8 aesa vfn be,
TAboPa1Us PA1so1z,
, 1862-10-30

W r. sTRA:1AN:
Prorost Marcia! General District n. mo:
LIT 1t order ,,, Q, hf1gadlef general eonaandlaS NC
Nsa eo1ap
HfHten enpnea1e OF shls notsce 9e cau1ed
to be Flaced In The HANDS OF tue wife Of Jo--
seph c. Porter, at her residence In Lewis.
county, VIC, y; was wei Known, Was IN ire"
S4aent eonmonlcatlon WIN 9ef husband.
Inc n9!1ee1 Fas Pqnasasa P3Isa "1oe!y, ano fof1ef
*aI u Nos!aease Mtssoua aunng tae Wao.e
r. " tt.t % @ss, ,aS III II, 2! e. tas
nMES &H AaRoes1uto .1ess LEI us VI
'ied channels OF information, he remzinsd IN
appl1seo 81 6en' AcNeus oetelm1natlon e! IN
tne pfemteea
Man5 fepels 9e1eseo me "nole thing was
eimEay mLEnoeo ae hcato-decaaE1ny that
threat.
The ten caJs elapsed, and no tidings came
Of the murdered Al!sman: It's not our iuten-
ton 10 dNe11 NJ length upon the details OF
Ihis transaction. ne tenth Day e1pitsd With
last Friday. On that day ten rebel prisoners,
1heir lives the penalty demanded The nau1es
Of the men 30 selected Wern Is follows:
Willis Baker, Lewis county; Thon1ss. Hqm-
ston, Lewis county; Morgan Btxler, Lawis
county John 7: MePheetefs, Lewis county;
Wade, Rails county: Marion Lais Rails conn
II; Cspt. Thomas 4. Snjder. Monroe county;
Eieazer Lake, Scotland county; Hiram Smi d.
Knox county.
These parties we're informed On Friday
evening, that unless Mr. Allsnan was ie-
turned to bis family By one O'clock on the
tollo~'ngaa they would al be shot At that
Moet Of them received the announcement
with compusure OF indifference. Tue Rev.
James g. Green, Of this city, remained With
them during thA& night, as their spiritual ad-
wiser. endeavor1ng to prepare them for their
, 1862-10-30


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, 1862-10-30

NEW MCSIC-D. 2. FAULDS.
~ No. 81 CL AnK STREET, under the Sherman
House, las Tor sale the following new and popular
ba1ladf:
Love NewItched nm Of Jennie; By i. 2. Il. Crosby,
tWcrus and Mneic,) --..,. -, ...N ca
Katy over the War by L. '. T.. Crosby. 1Words and
The Old Town FanP; Words b9 HI Burnett. Music
by G. +. Ward, Gu
Minnie c yde, Kttty Ctytee Sht1; by L. r II. Cros
WHY b Love Thee; by Charles 1. Ward. Is Cd
H.6.-The atoye 10 80 v1ll be sent ftee 81 postage
On receipt Of the ret41l priceA sez5 u6,t,Sm
, 1862-10-30
D AVEN d 3 AEON,
~ Manufacturer of

NareToom No. IS Grand st. near Broadway
NEW TUEK.
ne 1onx expsEten ~ the many tsenttss tAe pre
pA1led by my other est apishEnent TAtdx pe1.
AoDx AStenNoM II ktVen - the &saEdoa IMPROVE
MAy be required t. Hske perfect Piano Fo.te, TsE
Hfn purchasers visiting Nov York ARE Invited TO- call
are now Offering On favorable ter> Descriptive ctT.
CulaIn Mt BY mail 0cpRNa643@
, 1862-10-30

r AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON
IL Tbs Northern Iron Company Of Lake superior
faep On hand n ia Dock IN Chicago supply Of Chr.
8Fsdea which tss attention pf theee wanting ths best
9calttg ofthe Laka Superior AetA il invited omca
JEs1P, KkHEDY 4 CO., Asaata.
, 1862-10-30
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=. AnA. .ABzKEng ahA A8K1tl f6H WA80NSen h2ad.
which oAfNR te IN HG1tE WIN tAe fun A411fApEN
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, 1862-10-30

F EMoN GALE T. CO,
General Commission Merchants, >,
No. Ii Doles BuikinE. corner CLARK aud aourh W&saf
streets Chicago. III.
~ Business confined strictly 10 ConmfsKlon.
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, 1862-10-30
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TEN nEHHLx SHOT nv SRDER or
< : AEN. Me9&t9


EUH RAtEIEW2AYH Of t6A Nee &&k@
- -
(Ftonthe Palmyra SMo Cpurter.l
- fa.tnrt.v 80 80 leth i.,st:s Witnessed the
ne5formancs i Of T q tr.eedv T IN This once quiet
end beau1tfu1 ct1 of Rslmyra, which in ostf;
nar1iy pescefni timee would hsye e1easaa T.
xsEtx - 2eseataon s3hfo1xAo9{ he entire
eHnrtrc. mt whIch now scarcely produce.
distinci dppls upon ths surface of our turba-
Te.,t sociel tide. .~v..@
II Vin be remembered BY our readers that
on the OCCASION d Porter's deaeent upon PSl-
mvs. he captuged. ap1on0 other persons an
:njf snd ii9fly rtsn4S16 a fti1daat 6f ma city,
/ b. ns11s Andrew @Aihmaa. TafDefson foT-
1saM M@klpnped to tie 50 Mfs9bilff c4vslry,
though too Old to endure all the hardehfps of
very active duty. BE was therefore detailed,
as kind of special or extra provost marsh ia
rusrd or cicxyome-rnskinr himself usefu1 in .
Tariety of Wsys 10 rhe miiitaTy Of the placa,
r. fnr m oii rts'dent ard widely acuuainted
nth The r,enris of the place rad yfcinitT be- m
fznnentiT ',lied n1son Tor informstfon
trSeh;nG III ioza1tr' r. meu. Whtch
r. a1n.vs osTe to the extent
Of h3s ability, though acan9.
We believe, in Ill 6qeh casea. rltAo szxat can:
, 1862-10-30
S::.A It,: >:

GUNNY BAGS
2 o o D .
Txo AID 4 Hslf Bufhe! GunnY Bags on hand a1d for
sAle by UH0ERW 9OD CO..
OF41ivH4siw 80. ISL South Water stfeee
, 1862-10-30
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E10 BAGS COFFEE.--Ric, Mar:
yON ssaaao aAd CnsA RieA> fa,r 70 pztnuA, azrtv
. = f ffzRsaxu.~ 11r1mA aAsKKF. ,
, 1862-10-30

VAULTS AND 0UN.sHE){E8N8
l =. Nspesa Nkf 1Aap Ut 10NW 1EkQUN.R MaxE
, 1862-10-30
s. T.-lS68-X.s

For 1nsannezsiens of tAe Iosns sid Spleen IN Dvops
cal Affections and Bnasy secsetoas. or Distractions
Ct The Abdominal V1sce1a.