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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-10

H1Hii-Ai II ! I'M 49, -LAitN.AI ~.
EIsHGNG II THE POTOMAC. According to
tie adopted regulations, permits to fish IN the
Potomac. this season, will |;c granted only 10
persons accredited III writing b some citizen
Of known loyalty, as loyal persons: and who
shall take the oath d, allegiance. These yer
sons thus obtaining 1T; mis- ;;!s 10 take no ar
,cIes Oh The Virginia shore, except provisions
tor the hands employed: TO ALLOW 40 one 10 use
their boats ic}r communication between Mary
land ar.,l Virginia: - employ no one 10 assist
them unless loval; to register the names OF a1
their employees in the Office Of the 1illltary
Governor aud be approved ~ hun; to report
before fishing 70 the Commodore commanding
the Potomac Rotilja; to give bond aud security
II $1,000 not to violate the terms the permit
Restrictions as to salt for curing fish shall not
annlv 10 persons residing in Virginia, and I'M
der the supervision Of the Provost Marshal
General Of the Army Of the Potomac III cases
where that officer shall grant the privilege Of
using salJ,
r is announced that dispatch was recelv-
ed in Washington yesterday from Gen Mllrog,
It Winchester, stating that strong force OF
tho Confcds rates are moving towards Nlnches-
Ter. They we're at Luray when the dispatch
was written. Some believed them TO be Hamp-
toms Legion, and others thought they were A.
p. Hills troops-Gen. NJ was making prepa-
rations 10 resist an attack.
II is understood shat Gen. Stoughton, recent
" captured, had established his headquarters
IT Fairfax Court House, at some distance from
his brigade, with the consent Of Gen. Casey
Sons. few shad and herring are now caught
~ he Potomac Small punches Of herring
nix or seven on a string, and little at that, are
offered at 623 cts. If fish are not lower, the
consumption will be, in great degree aban-
,toned and the fishermen will lose instead OF
gain by The high prices
An aarav occurred in Washington, last
night, between three rowdIes, and some Ger
mans, in which one Of the Germans, Albert
sch;reh, from, New York, was stabbed IN the
heart. and killed, Several persons we're ar
rested by the police and tIe 1FEaT VII De m
vestigated. --
n the Baltimore Annual Conference VI.
r Church, yesterday, the examination OF
characters continue Charges Of dlsloyajty
we're preferred against Rev. 3, n. Smith:
Cav WRIGHT q Ind, addressed the Confer
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The Richmond Examiner Save. So :

The Richmond lixsm;per saws. go
the reports and rumors we have had n u all
er's army changing its base it is nv. l. LUCK
ed that the bulk and strength Of his for,s. s'S''
yet above Fredericksburg. It has been a.. a''
tanned that 10 material subtraction h., ,'''
made from the army operating there and H. ''
with the exception Of fifteen thousan ms "
sent to some unknown point-the Federal e.
is quite as strong and formidable in punl,,
as it has ever been, This gives a new pb,v,
the situation about Fredericksburg. and :?
again make that old borough the centre Of r.
terest. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-12
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TUESDAY, MORNING.
Hooker Re-crosses the Kappa
hammock with his whole Army.
New York. Nay II

washing'tn sessau's ia the Pos, states
,hs, q, daybreak On Friday morning Heck
eT pushed fSr~ard tvo eorps u his army
across The RapPAAabuosh. They were ~.
dsrtanasna ofGsn. selgxisk.
They gathered ~ the wuaadsd lei en- iAs
6tli e. tie recruit hay,iss
osirE q tae terrific eea1t.an ef tbs
rasds, snl tts nesemgnts efiie army mus
necessarily se slow or Day " ,wa. tui
ne eamz.oS Eesk 81 Protstiy S.tasss ih'
sregle@t aoassess 81 this canlineat.
Tie rspers Il he eapsare e Risbnsad b
Ga. Es5es' troops = osairsIisisi All bs,
ssei % ~ entirely vst-rr
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- ef futfxrS-
Ura. Hacker kesa la sact q
c8muum srattoa elcaf. AmmafAtiaRn
as4 raisons 20 forwaFa freely, nos-
wslaa,gshisng dcsp~raIs nsssfnTlis usAae
bv ti.e rtbsss 10 iaks nasks' ford and
tsas cui cor lines " suFplsos
I, j. ramovud thss BeaareEsra has
s~.rhe8 Rlchtsoua wlis some lorces
from O. asleaoa. aad taken command
q tls deienccs aroaaa slaai city.
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noSpAr
Grad Gull, May 81,


yia Memphis, May z.
Mai. Gen. Halleek
We landed 1t Boulingsburg April
30, and moved Immediately M Port
Gibson. and met the enemy 1900
strong, 4 miles .oHh 81 Port Gibson,
at 2 a. ~. Oh The Isl inst, and engaged
him all day, aud entirely routed him,
with los, Of about 500 prisoners, Sc
sidcs the wounded,
Our loss is about 100 killed and SOC
wounded.
Tie enemy retreatcd towards vicks.
burr destroying the bridges over the
two forks oiihe Bayou Pierre. Ihess
wore rebuilt an,i The pursuit has con
tiuurd untli tie present time.
besides t,c heavy artillery a. thi'
place four Geld pieces were captured
and some stores. aud the enemy were
driven 10 destroy many more.
Our victory has been most compltt L
and the enemy are thoroughly denor
allied.
H. S. GRANT, Maj Gen.
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Advance OF Reyes and stone
ni;tu on Tire Rebel Capitol.

Philadelphia, MAY ?.
III reported that private alsices
have been received IN dds city from
Fortress Monroe, stating that 10000
Federal troop. arrisedthcre on the BIB
as reinlorcemenfs, and Immediately
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Cd to Richmond.
The people Of this city are in the
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ELIZABETH LACKEY'S Estate
CTATE or VERMONT,
MAseuesTER DISTRICT, -

a. Probate Court holden at Manchester, ~
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A. . 1893
Present, Hoa 4. s. Kent .Iudss.
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Secretary Of War.


New foFE, May ..
The Heraii has letter from i
ufisoner named Vosbure, dated Rieh-
inond the 9th. stating that great alarm
wxa tell there on SUNDAY, and no
slouh. II Sloneman's force o. a portion
of them had entered Richmond Sun.
day night. which they could easily
have doue, they could have seized
JeG Davis aud bis whole cabinet, will
a majority oil tie rebel Congress,
burned the bridges across che James
river and cur oil all communication
southwark.
Gen. Sigcl is to resume command
Or bis OH corps.
Washington, May s.
The following vas received 81 the
headquarters Of tue army this after.
noon
Yorktown. Va, May Z
To Major Gen. Halleck:
Col. Fitzpatrick with his regiment
the Harris Taeht Cavalry, and tbs
rest Of the II Illinois have Just ariiy-
ed al Gloucester Point opposite lhi,
For.
They burned the bridges over the
Chickshonny, destroyed three large
trains Of provisions IN The rear Of
Lees army, drove In the rebel pickets
10 within two miles OF Richmond. and
have lost only one Lieutenant ard ihir-
~ naen. having captured and paroled
upwards Of 500 prisoners.
Among the prisoners vas an a1d q
Gen. Winder, who was caPlnled viii
bis escort Ear within the ensrencbDcnil
outside Of Richmond.
The cavalry have msrched nearls
two hundred miles since the third d
May. They were inside of the for,i,
Gca,ions OF Richmond on the 4th
burned all tae stores al Aylelts sta.
ton On the M4rapory on tha 9Th
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TESTS II .he vss
Errrs Knc,
nrig Gen. roafFg itis Pos;
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n,saqaar,srs Array q Po,onas.
~

Mas Z.
Ma Gen. s,sarzAa's sid-ae-eamP,
Capt samnsT. Is ps n. lie lrts BIZ
chief tbs masning. having disarraaged
sn he ensmys railroad eonmgaiea.
lioua between ihis ana Riehniosid, and
oas parry hasing extended their oPe-
raf.ons 70 ghe James River, destroy
Jog The canals. &c. Three regiments
81 hss command lsfi 70 destroy the
bridges across the Chiekahominy, with
inssFacslons 10 80 into YORKTOWN,
Washington, May 8
Nearly one thousand wounded arFiv.
cd today from Acqeia Greek.
They have been distributed arlong
the hospitals IN Washington and slein-
III.
II i. stated tina, Gen. DIX leis-
graphs irunl FORTRESS Mearoe that n
an Extra Of the Richmond Dispatch
n the 9th, found on = prisoner, was a
pencil note iadot'ed by rebel sur
geon 10 one Of The hospitals 10 hts wife,
stating l.al Tie rebel loss was $4,000
10 the late battles,
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Newbern. y. @. May 6

tNftD~Ae ~ - y - Nf@'1 -
Olthc 9th inst. Lieut.. Col. Lewis,
o. The 81 NeN York ca, al1y, made a
reconnaissance with battalion Of his
re iment from Newport to Peitie's
Mil VIII re Captain Whalton's rebcl
company we're stationed. Col Lewis,
taking The enemy by surprise, ord r
81 3 charge, which resulted % tie
CAPTURE 81 tie rebel camp, So horses,
] prisoners, and the company arms
ana equipments, witioat any loss on
oar side. Two q ih4 enemy were
killed.
New York, May ?,
The steamer Circassian from VIII
mins,on bar tue 4th has arrived She
repo IS the iron clals OF Charleston,
al ready for another attack.
Springfield, III, May Q
Tie following dispatch was reeely-
el late last night:
Grand Galf, May Oil.
We gained a glorious victory al
/ Port Gibson on the LIST inst. The
enemy are in full retreat. Our forces
are in close pursuit.
The loss on our side Is 100 killed
aud 800 wouaded.
We have taken 1000 prisoners-
The loss Of the enemy 10 killed and
wounded was greater than ours.
RICHARD GATES.
Cincinnati, May g.
The following Is special dispaicl
II tho Gc=sgs
Memphis, Nav :.
Gen. GRAFT las captured Grand
Gull, Por. Gibson ard Willard Val
sy
On Wednesday Gen. Grants mair
army WAS three miles up the Isl,
Black River marching On the rear D
Vieksbnrg. The army was enihusias
I tic on the prospect Of speedy victory
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Hooker rsrros<es Glac Kappa
S4nmmaett.

y AFfsat Nt@ns A*at =
or al igforsns,ion received NJ the
Var Depanmens lAs evening. anihor-
is~s the inteliigepcsE u tins morning
10 STATE iLas Hooker. after waiting IN
vain near ChancellorsvilIe, or Iaes-
aay lsss or tsnswAl Of the battle by
the enemy. rtefossrd The Rappahan.
nock on the evening Of tina, day, IN
fgsnced by prudential saotlyes, doubt
les springing in part from the great
and sudden rice of The Virginia rivers
in consequences Of recent heavy rains,
threatening our supplies.
We DO not learn that Hooker was
appraised before making his reirogade
movement Of the successes Of Stone.
man.
No force Of the enemy drove him
on bis retirement.
fle retired 70 the north bank OF the
Rappahannock 10 meet 10000 men
which bad DOT yet been engaged, and
viii now be reinforced by 10000
under IIeinizleman.
New York, Stay 7.
The Tribune SAYS the army Is safe,
with ten thousand fewer men, and a
mach larger number unfit for duty.
The rlins Of Taesday night and
Wcdne.slay have seriously impaired
the bcalih Of our men, who we're with
oui shelter
New York, May T.
Stoneinans force was divided into
three columns, enc unAer his own
command, another under Col Dayis
and the other undcr Gen. Avereil,
A,1rills division met The rtbeI
cavalry al CuIpepper, and drove them
across Cedar Mountain 70 Rapidau
Station, where the rebels burned tb'
railroad bridge, after 'mart fght
the rebels losing Sol. liosser and {
member killed, besides 81 prisoners.
SATURDAY.
Harrisburg, May 8.
The following dispatch from tn,
Secretary Of War has iast been receiv
Cd by Gov. Curtin
Washington. May 3.
70 Die Governor Of PenHsyirGRial.
The President and General il
Chief have jnsl returned from the mr..
my Of the Potomac. The principa
operation a. Gen. Hooker failed, bu
there has been no serious disaster &
The organization and efficiency Of tht
army II is now occupying IT'S former
i.Dsition ou the RappaiannOck, havins
recrosscd tie river without any los
IN lhs movement
Not more than ouethird Of Gen
Hackers force was engaged.
Cen. Slonemaas operations haze
lcen btillianl success. Part OF hi
iaree ,plsHced 70 villain two miles Q
Richmond, AZ the eneny's c0pmqni
cstions laye been cut il every diree
ton.
lie Amy 81 the Potomac wi
speedily rrAame aiiepsiye operation
T.. VI. SrASroy,
Secretary OF War.
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Ever issy naDisssr, rgilsjaer ard dress- nakeE,
fhs0 haze s1s II 5sss gasEabls se~iag ma
shias-.
The Shasta courier., 1863-10-03

CHATTANooGA.-The city Of Chattanooga
used to contain about ) 900 inhabitants, four
or five churches, five hotels, two printing off
ces, a bank, a number of very fine rcsiden-
ces, etc Ii is in Hamilton county. Tennes.
see, just north of the dividing line between
that State and Georgia, situated on the left
bank of the Tennessee river, and is the north
ern terminus of the Western and Atlantic
railway, the southern terminus of which is
Atlanta, Georgia. Il is also the eastern ter
minus of the Nashville and Chattanooga rail
road, and forms the angular connection with
the line of railroad from Charleston. S. c.,
to Memphis, Tenn. 1t is Isl miles from
Nashville, 432 miles from Savannah, ana
447 miles from Charleston. The city is sit
uated on high bluff. overlooking the rush
ing waters of the Tennessee river, which at
this point spreads out to a greater extent
than at many others in that vicinity. Being
the terminus of two important roads, and the
most prominent point on another. (the
Charleston and Memphis, it became the n ost
available place where the rolling stock of all
could be repaired and new stock manufac-
tured. Hence were established here numer-
GUS machine shops, foundries, ETC., which,
up to the outbreak of the rebellion. were DO
ing u thriving business, and contributing, in
great measure, to the advancement and
prosperity of the place.
The Shasta courier., 1863-10-03

Mas. PARrlNeroN ON CosMErIes-..T That s
a new article for identifying the complex
ion," said Mrs. Bib, holding up small bot
tie for Mrs. Partington to look at.
She looked up from toeing out wollen sock
for Ike, and took the bottle in her hand.
''It is, indeed?" said she; ''well they
may get up ever so many rostrums for beau
tifying the complexion. but, depend upon it.
the less people have to do with bottles for it,
the better. My neighbor, Mrs. Blo.ch, has
been using bottle for good many years
for her complexion, and her nose looks like
a rupture of Mount Vociferous. With The
burning lather running all over the contagi.
GUS territory