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NOTICE.-BENJAMTN DODeE

NJ OTlCE.-BENJAMIN DODGE, A
IN nonresident Of the State of Ohio, is hereby
notified that the 22d day Of October, 1852 Miller
N Spangler filed, in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and Tor the County Of Cuyahoga In the State
Of Ohio, his petition, setting forth that Thomas W.
Morse in the year 1889 to the and at the request
Of said Dodge, paid 900 to take up and discharge
certain note executed and delivered by said Dodge in
the year s to Isaac r. Gillespy for the payment Of
81 OO which said note endorsed by said Morse az
surety for said Dedge that said Morse has assigned
to said Spanger his claim against said Dodge for the
money paid at his request, and that before said
Morse paid said money as aforesaid said Dodge left
and praying for judgment against said Dodge IN
favor of said Spangler for the OF one thousand
dollars with interest thereon from the year 1889
Said Dodge is further notified that an attachment
has been issued in said action and that be s required
to fle his to said petition on or before ths
10th day OF December, 1862.
MILLER N. sPANGLER
By CHARLES L. FISH, his Attorney.
Cleveland, Oct. q, 1862. oct 23.4l6
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By CHARLES L. FISH, his Attorney.
Cleveland, Oct p, 1852 oct 23.4l6


M ASTERS' SALE. PURSUANT
lHl to the command Of decretal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyah0ga Coun-
y, at the suit Of the Summit County Bank at Ouya-
hoga Falls, against Isaac L, Hewitt and others, to
directed, shall expose for sale at public auction,
at the door Of the Court House, in the City OF Clsve
land, on the twenty-fOurth day Of November, ls62,
at three o'clock p NJ =, the following described par
cells OF land situate in the City Of Cleveland County
of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio, and known by being
part OF Hewitts subdivision Of the so-caled MsrWiu
property in said City Of Cleveland to wit
Parcel No. Lot number seven Of said BubdiVi-
sion. Appraised at 900
Parcel No. 2.-LOt number eight Of said subdfvf-
sion. Appraised at $1,000
Parcel No. Slot number nine and part Of lot
NUN Der ten Of said subdivision, bounded as foows:
commencing at the intersection Of the eastery line
Of Merwin street with the sOutberly line Of said lot
number nine; thence running nOrtherly along said
line of Merwn street twenty eight feet three and
half inches; thence sOutheasterly along the center
line of brick wall ninety three feet four inches to
the westerly line Of alley thence southWesterly
along the line Of said alley twenty-nne feet to the
southerly corner Of said lot number nine thence
along the southery line OF lot nine the place of be-
ginning. Appraised at 81 ,l30.
October % 1862. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
RANgEY, BACEUs & NOBLE, Pltn1s Atty ).
OctZ3:4l5
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PPLICATION FOR PARDON

IA Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to His Excelency, the Governor Of the State
Of Ohio, for he pardon Of George Schuohart, who
was, at the Nay term A. D., 1853, Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, convicted of the
crime Of burglary and larceny, and then sentenced
five years.
Cleveland. EOvember 3 1852 pGu5
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B0RSE-SHOEING.

WETERINARY AND HORSE
" SHOEING.-H. ". REDHEAp & Co., respect.
fully announce to their friends and the public that
having made extensive arrangements in their Estab-
lishment, they are now prepared to attend to the
Veterinary and shoeing Of Horses, in the most skill
ful manner. All business done, and charges made,
will be satisfactory We will warrant.
~ Give rs call, and II not a. we say Just let ~
know. fsblBRl2
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Current rumOrs about the rebels being
in Hancock and Cumberland, Maryland,
prove uatrue. ---..s.-sssvs
70 IHuJa u vdgirs 1sH
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n. H. DOWNS ELIXIR.

"a A warning to the unwary, and one
mighty to save" Is contained in the book " HU-
MAN FRAILTY, on PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES" 1t explains fully and uneQuivocallg
the secret cause Of functional derangements and
prostrated powers, with unfailing instructions to
eradicate every trace and particle Of the venom Of
disease, that gnawing worm that insidiouslJ but
too surely eats away and undermines the constitu-
ton, leaving man but the wreck Of his former self
The victim Of this fatal tendency should lose not
moment in procuring this invaluable work. Sold ly
Dr. BARROW, 194 Bleeeksr street, New York. Price
70 cents. Sent free everywhere.
Sold also by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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AMUSEMEN

ADJUSTMENTS.
4 CADEMY OF MUSTCl .nl.
IA JOHN ELLSLER.. Manager. Ss45F
I'D Night of MIR. j. b. Roberts,
The Popular and Distinguished Tragedian.
This TUEsDAY 7 EVENING, Nov. 18th, will be present
cd Shakespesr's great Tragedy Of
HAMhLT, The Prince or Denmark.
HAMLET. J. B. Roberts.
BB-In consequence of the leng Of this Beautiful
Play there will be no Farce. The audience are re-
specially requested 10 keep their Seats till the Cur
tain drops.
BB-I he performance to conclude with
FANCY DANCE by Miss MATILDA HUGHES.
H5-WiIl speedily be produced a new play of most
powerful interest and construction, called
BELPHEGOR, THE MoUNTEBASK.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Circle and Par Family Circle........25o.
quette.. SOC Gallery ............ l5c
Private Boxes, Two, Three and Five Dollars
CHANGE IN THE TINE Doors open one-Quarter to
7 O'Clock curtain rises at half past 7.
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COnstahIe,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO ORDERS
Id Of Sale, have levied on aud shall expose for
sale at public vendue according 10 law, at the Canal
Basin, in this City, Thursday the 20th day Of No
vember, 1862 between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and P
NJ Of said day, the following described property, to
wit: the
Canal Boat John Adams.
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Cleveland, Nov. 5, 1862. nov10:ii4
o N. sksels & Co. In attachment Before G.
vs. SH. Benham, Justice Peace
Kenneth Maher. Cleveland, Ohio.
On the pa day Of October, 1902 an order OF attach
was issued in this action foe the sum Of forty
eight and fOrty seven -hundredths dollnrs, and the
cause trial before said Justice. at his 0fce 10
the city Of Cleveland, en- the 9th day OF December,
1852, at 9 o'clock, An. .. n. SkEELS Co.
Cleveland, Oct 81, 1862. povI:fI4
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MARRIED.

In Mentor, November 18th, at tn, residence of Mr..
James ProatT, by Rev. Matthew Olapp, Mr Il o.
MEEKER Of Uollamer, and Miss L1DA A. SHAW,
daughter Of Mr.. Isaih Shaw of California
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MASTERS SALE.-PUR

M ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
Ill to the command Of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga county, Ohio,
at the suit Of AlansOn 7. Lawrence against John
Singer and George II. Wyman, 10 me directed shall
expose for sale at public auction the door Of the
day Of December 1862, at three o'clock, P n, the
following described premises, situate in the City Of
Cleveland, (West Side,) and is known as being the
east hall Of City lot No 2ls in Barber Lords sub
division, bounded as follows, TO wit North on Lo-
west by the west half of said lot 2l3 being thirty
two feet front LOran street, according 10 survey
Of Ahaz Merchant, together with all the heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereuntO belonging Jut
subject to al streets and highways
Appraised at $500. LEWIS W. FORD,
OCt30lf4l6 Mastar COmufagfonar
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Inerease d De- Priee o De Leader.

Owing to the late extraordinary rise in
price Of printing papers and other print
ing materials, amounting to from sixty to
one hundred and twenty per cent. the
Publishers Of the Herald, Plain Dealer and
LEADER have been compelled to adopt the
following scale Of prices, to take effect
Monday, November 18th:
Daily, to city subscribers, Is cents per week.
Irl,Meekly, to city subscribers, 8 cts. per week.
As the above advance in our rates will
not cover the increased price Of printing
materials, there will Of necessity be no de-
ViatioB under any circumstances lohGteUer.
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THE
Largest Stock of Rich SILK Goods

IN THE CITY-to wit:
Rich Plain silks-soid colOrs,
Rich Plaid Silks-all colors,
Rich Figured slks-every color;
Rich Corded Silks-all cOlors,
Rich Black Silks-plain,
Rich Black silks-fgured,
Rich Black silks-cOrded,
Rich Black Silks-watered.
Largest Stock of Elegant Shawls
IN THE OITY-t) wit:
ELEGANT BROCHA STRIPE,
Long and Square.
ELEGANT STRIPE BLANKETS,
Long and Square.
ELEGANT PLAID BLANKETS,
Long and Square.
ELEGANT STRIPED CAsHMEREs.
-ALSO-
AFULL AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF
MISSES sHAWLs-LOng & square,
At Reasonably Low Figures.
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New YORK, Jan. 18th, 1862.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. Grahan.

Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians
London, England; Grsduats Of
Ricord's Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
And constant attendant of Paris, London
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opened his ONCE at the johnson House, where be
will be happy to meet all those who are afflicted with
subacute or chronic diseases.
BIS treatment is entirely different from the old
PLAN and is mild, ecaeisus and effective His medi
cines simply vegetable extracts and oils that have
never been used but BY two other physicians In Amer
lea besides himself He has spent the greatest part
Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. He tests the urns for
eli forms Of disease. No charge for giving al an
honest and true statement Of their case.
SPERMATORHGA
To Young MEN.-He can prove 70 you in q few min
utes that he is the only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease For every patient Who
will follow his directions, he will give one hundred
dollars If he fails in curing this disease No ehargs
made for consultation. Those at a distance who WISH
vial Of urine BY mail, with name and age and he
will answer and describe their case and the possb-
ty Of getting relief by enclosing return postage
stamp aept25:4le
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Can any one doubt it after reading the
following proceedings, which took place at
the Republican headquarters in New York,
on the night Of the election:
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Extract from Letter on the -Field.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27
BAKERIES.
7 u. Il & Ct q s. 5
HEAD, OAKE, CRACKER.
NEW

MEAD, CAKE, CRACKER.
Ana PIE BAKERY.
Having removed to ny new establishment, on the
corner Of Hrosd and Fourth s.s., which l have had
fitted up In superior style, do now offer my sim
osre thanks to my friends and the public in gene
ra for the very liberal patronage bestowed ON me
for the last FIVE years. and hope by strict attention
70 business and working Of the best materials, to
merit 5 continuance Of the same.
Ihaye Increased my facilities fer Baking to such
AZ extent that am now prepared to turn out
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, on as
lagss scale as any establishment Of the kind in
ths State.
Hospitals Restaurahts. and Boarding HoIses
,uppled with FRESH BREAD twice every day.
CRACKERS OF ali kinds, fresh baked, constantly
on hand, packed In the best manner.
Suffers supplied with CRACKERS, CAKES,
shortAe. uoice. =
Orders from the country thankfully received
and carefully attended to t....-.---
Parties supplied with PLAIN and oRtNAMEN-
tai CAKES
Id. BRIGGs'S Now Bakery,
Corner of Broad and Fourth streets.
, WE. N. TIssIEx,s = = . n NEW = !. I1AEsE ( = ky
Having At q eoasAsssS,e expense fitted up q
LARGE STEAM BAKERY, On the corner O.:
Cary snd Ilfd strsetsI am now prepared to furn,at
all ordsrs Ia my line immediately.
shall keep constantly on hand, fresh baked, al
Kinds Of CRACKERS, PILOT and
' HAVY BREAD,
o.. NpLASSES and
Et SUGAR CAKES
Ny ovel,, machinery and tools being entirely
and Of the most improved style, together with
my long experience In business, feel justified in
saying ths; can furnish good an article oi
Crackers ard Cakes any establishment In this OF
othsr country.
Merchants having orders from th. country viii
fni il TO their interest to giye ms q call.
~ Particular attention paid TO packing and
oocperng all articles shipped.
De l2-1fn WIN. N. TINSLEY.
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fsrssrAI oonzEsroSDxscs Or rHs DrsrArcH.


ss. NORFOLK, Jan. -, 1859.
The storm which has prevailed during the
violently Thursday night and yesterday, has
not yet subsidized. The wind does not blow
a. strongly this morning a. during last night,
but the weather Is cloudy, windy, and cold
caicalatsd to cause trouble and loss to the
missuided and Ill fated minions that infeet
our seacoast ts@@ S-t@ >
With regard to the Burnside feet nothing
Is definitely known here, and II is probable
that any definite iuformatfon relative to the
expedition would reach the Dispafch, by tele-
graph, as socn as it could get here.
IL has been stated that the splendid steamer
Louisiana, that left Fort Monroe with large
number OF troops. and was one Of the trans
ports OF the expedition, wen: ashore and was
burned, and that the men on board were
saved. 1t is more probable that she founder
ed Mt sea and that all hands we're lost, or that,
II she went ashore. she was soon broken to
pieces by the heavy sea that was running It
the time, and which rendered the rescue of
the troops simply impossible.
As an evidence OF the severity Of the pres.
ent gate, the light boat, that was strongly
moorsd in the Middle Ground off Cape Hen
ry, was broken loose from her fastenings and
driven ashore on the Pleasure House beach.
Old seamen say that light boats are never re-
moved from their mooEinxs in . storm unless
The crew of seven men were takon In charge
and broug ght to the city Oya detachment Of
tho chesapeake Light Cas1lfy. Three or
four hundred gallons Of Oil, large quantity
OF provisions, seven muskete, and q few other
articles o less value, were also secured by
our men stationed near the sho ore It is stated,
further, that there was q superior rified can
non OH board. The wood work Of the light
boat (the hnil being Of iron) will probably be
burned to prevent the enemy from getting
possession Of the vessel. although il is proba-
pie that the Yankees would only attempt to
set her ON fire. - ,s,ss - -
A member of company G., Louisiana regi-
ment, named John Corcor an, died on We'd
nesday night, at Camp Vincent, near this
city. His remains will be forwarded to New
Urleans, where the deceased formerly resided
A Division of the SoEs OF Temperance was
organized by members of the kichland Ri.
t1es, and Ot1er com paAiSs attached to the
First Regiment, at Camp Huger, on Inurs-
day evening last, and the following officers
elected: w. P.-Captain John Cordero, Of the
Richland Rifles. W. A7-Private r. Monroe
Rrfl, Of the Richland Riffs Il. S.-Prlvate
Geo. A. Hussey, of the kichland Rifles. A.
Il. S.-oergeant Richard I'd. Frost, Of Captain
haskelt's kitte Corps. +. S.-PrsvateS s. Aug.
Sanders, of the Richiand sRifies. T.-Ser.
geant II. N. Richbourg, of the kichland Ri.
fles. C.-Corporal Osgood A. Mood, of tho
Kichland Rifles. !. S-Private E. Wesley
Sami y. Hook of the Richiand Rifles. Chap
laih-Sergeant John l.. Root, of the Rich
land Rifles. Hall Keeper-Corporal George
Dugus, OF the Carolina Light Infantry. +.
W. P.-Mayor Riddick, OF suffolk, We.
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DIsSOLUTIONS, &c.
U.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NU-PARTNERSH1P NOTICE.
TER SPILMAN, as a partner in our busi.
ness. The style of the firm, from this day,
Will be BEERS, PCINDEXTER L. co.
All persons indebted to the old firm will
please call md settle their accounts as early
~possibie. BEERS & POlNDEXTER.
Richmond. January l, 1862.
ia i-3law4w
" RoBT WEADKEBuKa having purchased
on the lst inst. IN interest in my business,
me style of the firm will in future be
ALBERT LYBRUCK 4 90.
Thankful for past favors, l beg for con.
uhaanee OF the same for the new firm. !
aleraee this opportunity to ask those Of my
eus'omers who have not settled their last
SsatgsccouIt to make prompt payment to
hi. "EEDESBuRG; and those having claims
aehhsi me Will please present them for pay.
msnt ALBERT LYBROCK.
Mc9 ExD, January S, 1852. n-lm
iss0LufION.-Th eo.part1ership OF
~ WATKINS g. FICKLEN expires this day
,i.n Il uaMshon. Either Of the Subscribers may use
-. came OF the arm In liquidation. Our books
.aa accounts will De found In our Office, ON the
100 oao E,cf oI our late storehouee, l59 Main ST..
.asls "a persons indebted to ne viii please call
u'aAe immediate payment; and those having
,sn, against US will present them there for rettle
1@ j. i. WATKINS,
p., JAS. B. FIOKLEN.
Aelmond Jan l, 1862. isRlm
sSS0SLuTIoN.-Ths concern Of JOHN.
nn,n. SoN q PtGH Ia this day dissolved BY
W e.Isent. The books are In the hands OF
mama =, ~, oIh for settlement, who will use the
found :. as y, coacern In closing only. He may be
as sn,-., rs once on Shookoe Slip, next door TO
deh,as .;n suse 70 Tobacco Exchange. Persons in-
Asvp, ,I.,py pay az promptly a. posaible, and those
aSxtnaf fhaa nn4r I'LL onnt
- " LII Tor settlement
THos. TINsLEY JOHNSON.
,s.r,-,, ,o,WsA WIN. 3. PUGH.
NISSAN, nw,Fcroer will continue 10 transact CON.
s..ss'ioS ..s BUSINESS At The s.sud recentiv ooeu.
baO,.rn, n nsoAASON e. PUOH--fropt building,
kart," "Tshouse. He returns his most CRATE
& est r. zee patrons of the late concern for
seuapssa pasronags. and solicits from them .
~, b 49,, ol !heir patronage, and all others who
P'sed 70 patronixe him.
''s'rr l. 1852 snoS' fiSSAhY JOHNSON.
ooysisaso9,-The subscriber will continue tho
oas. s.ss,oH ), 3, BUSINESS also, and has taken an
slase.so IsesSe Slip. nsxs door 70 the entrance
Fssnt ~ 49, hachange, ard sva!ling himself OF the
tssa ,s,sslon, hereby tenders h.s thanks for the
iS~ bs oasss extended to ths Old concern, and
ssn,a undivided attention TO business, 70 merit
ty !. lsss VIM. r PUaH
linsMa.uII0N OF COPARTNERSHIP.
s,!sa Hn9rsrship nrThip heretofore existing under the
Ew b2. blss2. bv limitation. and the dscease Of
Sst vim LIKE ER the undersigneA has asso-
ssAr N, IIimseh ~ Mr.. w. M DAUE end his
~. Tia. .,;aNRY ;nkNRY BODEKER, on the same
SSaas tss ssa 9 70 the former conesrn, and win
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SALE or NBaRoss IN Tsxxzssss.-The fol-
lowing account Of a sale Of negroes In East
Tennessee was sent to a gentleman Of this
city from friend in that State:
MoRRIsrowH, Tenn, Jan. 81, 1859.
To-day there was an auction sale, at this
place, OF forty six negroes. The following are
the aEes and prices Of some Of the sales:
Ono negro girl, age II years, brought d sos.
Another Efrl. age u years, brought el $40.
Negro fellow, ago 70 years, brought u $50,
blacksmith.
Negro fellow, aga 70 years. brought q 500.
Negro ghl, age IS years, brought u ,206.
Nsrgo girl. age 10 years. brought 1850.
Negro etrl. aes u years, brought 3, 100,
the neigh bcrAOod and country. They wore
4 lot Of negroes halOuSing to the estate OF i.
D. Frenklin. deceased, and before and q tha
nsishborhood. And vas one ot our weslthies3
cit11saxs His eatAta, clssr Of liabilities. turns
oat ~ b worth .hetWesn o7o0. 900 and esoo, 900.
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Tss YANKEE CoTTox HARyBr.-The Port
Royal correspondent OF the New York Com.
msreial Advertiser gives the following account
Of the Yankee operations in the cotton busi
ness at Port Royal:' &
The negroes every where In two distric "a
are al work collecting, balins, and ro!IinS
cotton. Thousands Of them have been ser e
of dsliar Tor every hundred pounds thew
deliver. They labor with alacrity under this
unwonted stimulus; various assistan ts and
clerks nave been appointed to oversee their
performance, and though they need to be
constantly directed ana sxiilfuily maraeed
yets good degree .of wcrk is really gotten
out OF Ihem- Thisis proven by the fact that.
In less than three days, over 800, 900 or.h OF
cotton was put ON board the steam boa. I.
which accompanied. Uol. MOBILES: All this
cotton had been haled by the negroes them
selves, and the bags made by them; it wa.
then conveyed TO the various landing at no
ono OF which there isN a wharf. Ths snppIv
OF sass naVinE been incomplete some thcus.
ana sand bags were supplied them. and
thsss had to be first placed IN nat boats. then
rowed out to the steamer, and again moved
TO the decks, before the laecrs Of the blacks
were completed. Fhui old drivers were xen.
bring them up to the places where their la.
Dor was required.
The amoant OF. cotton taken from each
piantauon IS carefully aseertained; each
w. ." AA AnSN win tuSt IQIln0I owner r iui-
tiAls, and "a account kept both with the e..
tate and with the negroes ~ that anv time
the Government will be able to com Densat r.
any OF the owners who shall prove fc hava
been loyal The cotton found ON thsse
isIands IS: as Is we'll skncwn, OF . superior
quality. It is worth % eents u pound On
the island, and IS cente ". New York. Itis
in ordinary times sent Alpcst exclusively 70
France, where 1t "a mixed With silk and COT.
ton goods. Its tsttare 10 o. the anest dual.
tty, and its cuiturS fe4ulfes the creates and
most constant c1Fes -Iqfsfe are tmmenss
quantities Of II yetsstosst il the COTTON.
honses of thee islaads;e more even has been
oS S.Oo0 600 worth IL believed to have hnen M.
ready secured.
Since the negroes have disco vered that they
VIII pc paid for their exsf.ions. they have
brought ~ some that was buried in the inte-
rlor, ana manifested great care to prsss rye
end ohtsin - much a. possible. have heard
some fnsfancee Of thsirgivtpg Warnine II ad-
venAe when thAT msstsrs OF The rebel col.
Glefe contemplAteA any new burntDea. A.
for the xinning, moaI 81 Is IL % be done IN
80
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SHcxssIoNIsrs IN NALRxANDRIA.-A Northern
correspondent gives the following picture Of

correspondent gives the following picture Of
things in the captured city on the Potomac: :
The streets Of Alexandria, wherever there
ls q show OF business, are occupied by mer.
chants engaged in supplying military stores
to suffers, and selling goods to soldiers. Brig
General MONTGOMERY is the military editor
of the town. The General from some cause
or other, appears to be exceeding unpopular
with some Of the Uaion men, who complain
Of his levity towards known Secessionists
and some 60 80 far as to charge him with
sympathising with them in political senti-
ment. This is, however, a mistake, and ori.
ginates In prejudice.
There IL NO use, however, Of attempting to
disguise the fact that nineteen out OF every
twenty Of the old residents are rebels at heart,
and are held only in check by the presence Of
the military who surround them. Union
loving people cannot walk the streets with.
out encountering insult, and these insults
come mostly from women in the garb Of la
dies. There IL most unquesti0nably q foun-
tain OF treason at this place which lows into
the very Cabinet, camp, and citadel Of the
rebels. A visit would satisfy the most sksp.
tical Of the truth Of this assert tion. II Gen.
Montgomery could succeed in making AN ex.
ample of some Of these traitors, 1t would be
highly satisfactory TO large mum ber Of true
Unton.loying men In Alexandria.