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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-24
News from Charleston.

| NEW YORK, Sept 23.-A Charleston har-
Dor letter states that everything was very
quiet there.
The Herald's letter says that great deal
of work is being done of an important char
be revealed, but the results of which will
soon develepe themselves.
On Wednesday last a severe gale from
the north east continued to blow with great
fury until Thursday night, when it mod
Grated and finally died away Houses were
blown down and their occupants compelled
to remain out of doors exposed to one of the
s,~verest rain Storms | have witnessed for
SOL 70 time.
TIE tides were unusually high, and huge
waves rolled far on the beach over the levees
of sand constructed about the camps, and
complete " swept down the front rows OF
tents and a'rowned the soldiers.
Vessels in the roads pitched and rolled
yioleHtly, and many of them dragged their
anchors. For tsanately, none of them went
ashore.
The Charleston Courier of the 10Th has
the following:
A very sad accide nt ccurred at Battery
Cheves, James Island, about 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning. A magazine exploded,
killing men. We have not learned the
cause of the explosion, nor how many were
wounded.
The rebel steamer Sumt,'r was sunk De
tween Moultre and Sumter few Gays ago
in what manner the Courier does not state
Gov. Bonbam has called an extra session
of the State Legislature to meet NJ Column
bia on Sept. 9th.
Gov. Bonham, in proclamation, ca us ou'
all the arms bearing population of the ->1ate
over 10 years of age, not in or liable ''
Confederate service, for the State defen,S
The time of enlistment of those accepted is
6 months.
The rebel batteries on James Island have
been busily engaged in Smelling our camps
Oh Block Island during the past three or
four days, but had not occasioned a single
casualty up to last night
The rebels seem to be under the impress
sion that something is going on that does
not promise well to their cause, as our men
are silent and no guns have been fired on
our side recently. 1t is not improbable
that they are correct in their surrnises, but
their Efforts to she'll us out will signally
fail to remove the cause of tbeir fears.
GAS write Gregg is being rapidly shelle'
by batteries Bee and SImpkins, on Sulli
vans and James Islands.
No considerable number of casualtie
have occurred lately On this Island iron
rebel practice, although at tunes it ma
been quite hst and well directed.
Our army is ready to put in a blow whel
the proper time arrives 1t Sc ems as tho ug
another attack by the navy on any OF tn
. rebel works wrs not to be dreamed Of
Consequently the enemy is strengthing hi
works with the utmost vigor, and it "
not be surprising if the harbor of Charles
ton was nearly, if not completely secur'
against any effort the iron clads may malt
to force an enterance.
An attack on cur forces at Folly lslaI'
= was not unlocked for few nights ago.
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Army of the POtOmac-.-Orders
to Move.

New YoRk, Sept 22.-The Worlds
special says:
Gen. Halleck has given orders for the
Army of the Potomac to move forward
The situation Oh the Rapidan has undergone
No material change ON either side. The
enemy is understood to be fortiiying the
approaches to Orange G. H. and Gordons-
vile.
Lees whole army it is estimated, is now
composed of A. P. and D. R. HIPS corps,
the latter evacuating Richmond lately to
reinforce Lee and Hoods divisions OF
LoDgstreet's corps, with Stuart's Cavalry,
making an aggregate of 10000.
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the working of the cable, have been issued
on exceedingly favorable terms.


SANDY, Hook, Sept. 23.-The steamship
China, from Liverpool on the 18th via
Queenstown on the 18th, passed this point,
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE government has
certainly resolved to stopthe steam rams in
Mersey. y 9 &.5ss 50 -, ~
The Florida is detained at Brest to sat
isfy French claims. x - - : - z -
II is positively asserted that Macmillan
accepts the Mexican crown.
"A Times Morris Island letter says: Moth
ing has transpired worthy of note since the
date ofmy last letter, in fact, ut is not very
evident that anything will occur for some
weeks to come The navy does not mani
fest the first sign of activity. ae -
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 23-The flag o
truce steamer, New York, arrived this eve
ming, from City Point.
The Richmond Wing Of the 23d, received
reports three days hard fighting in northern
Georgia, with heavy loss on both sides
The rebel loss is 5000, including many val
liable officers. Among the killed are Brig
Gen. Preston Smith, Of Tenn, Brig. Gen
Woodford, of Ga, Brig. Gen. Walthsm, o
Miss, and Brig. Gen'ls Helma and Deshler
Among the wounded are Brig. Gsn'l'
Adams, Brown, Gregg Bann, Preston
Cleburn and Benning. Maj. Gen. Hoo
who was wounded, has since died.
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New YORK Sept 27-The Posts Wash.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-The Posts Wash
ington letter of the 22d says:
Gen. Meade's army is Undoubtedly mo
wing upon Gordonsvlle, and it would sur
prise no one here TO hear that battle was
fought between bin and Lee before Sunday
Lee still commands the army of Virginia
but his strength cannot be over 10000
The strength of Gen. Meade's army II
would be imprudent to estimate, but unless
all reports which are sent up from the Rap
dan are shamefuIly false, it is ready to offe1
battle to the enemy.
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New York Market.

New York, Sept. 23.-Cotton firm and
active at 75c for middlipg uplsnds. ,.v
FIour-Somswhat unsettled; Extra R.
Fl. o. in fairrequest at steady prices; nesrly
all other kinds dull and dropping; S., 40a
$50 for Extra State, S5,6Oa5,S0 for extra
RI o, and S3,S5a7,25 for trade brands.
-arket closing steady.
Whisky-52a53c. NsEt b8
Wheat-Chicagc spring l,05al,l3
Rye-scarce at 96c.
Corn-SlaS2 aaoat, sSas31 in store.
Oats-dull, 67r74. me-. ..-.-,e
Sugar-Frmer.
Pork-dull and unchanged.
Cheese-Firm at l0al3lc.
Gold-Unsettled and decling; opening a,
81, advancing to 36s, declining to 81 J; aud
closing quiet at 37S. a ,-1t
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-The delegation of
Radical Union men and Emancipationists,
appointed by the late State Convention to
visit W ashington for the purpose Of changing
military commanders in the Department OF
Missouri, left for the east this evenin :.
The delegation numbers about 20. among
whom were Gen. Logan and Col. McClung,
members of Congress from Missouri. The
party proceeded Immediately to Washing
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100 bags Of Rio Coffee.
so Hogsheads Prime Sugar.
100 Barrels Standard Crushed, Powdered, and g rou
lated Sugars.
5U Barrels Coffee Sugars.
40 Barrels choice New Orleans MolasSes.
so Barrels "Brupe & Sons' Golden Syrup
200 Packages Maokerel, Nos /, 2, & s.
$50 Kegs of Nails, all sizes,
loo Kegs Bi-Carb Soda.
80 Half.Chests Young Hyson Tea.
Is Half-Ohests Gunpowder Tea
20 Half-Chests Oolong Tea.
40 Kegs 6 Twist Tobacco.
Is Boxes ar & r" los Tobacco.
10 Boxes an. G. 6 T." rs Tobacco.
10 Boxes claiborne" ID Tobacco.
Boxes Twins" ID Tobacco.
Is Caddis "old Buck' LIS Tobacco.
80 Caddis Lilly Belle" l.4s Tobacco.
20 Barrels Cut & Dry Tobacco.
Is HALF Barrels Cut & Dry Tobacco,
1907 900 Wheeling Stogie Cigars,
$4,000 German Cigars.
so Dozen Lees Brooms.
100 Dozen Cincinnati and other make, Broom
100 Boxes sxl0 and l0xl2 Glass
Mustard in Tin Cans
Ground Cinnamon.
Pepper Ground and Grain.
Allspioe, Gloves and Nutmegs.
Indigo, Madder, Sal.soda.
Cream Tartar, Matches, Backing.
Cincinnati and Wheeling Soaps and Candle
Shot, Lead, Gun Caps.
Cotton Yarn, Batting and Twine,
Essence Coffee, Dands ion Coffee
Grouna rio Coffee and Starch.
Garre,,J lootch Snuff.
Buckle {, Tabs and washboards.
July 9-Ay
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From ChattanOOga.

WASHINGTON, Sept. % AN unoficis
dispatch from Chattanooga TO an army OH
Ger, speaks of the engagement Of Monds,
last, when Longstreet's corps attacked til
corps of Gen. Thomas, as complete Uniol
victory. The fact that Thomas was able Il
Join Gen. Rosecrans on Monday is positiv
confirmation Of this despatch.
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HOME on A V1s1T.-Our young friend
VIM. I. Moore, member of tho United
States Naval Academy, at Newport, R. l.,
who has been absent from the city for over
ayear, returned last evening, to spend week
or two with his friends.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. ga despatch re
ceived here about noon from Quartermas
ter General Meigs, a passenger on th'
morning train from Louisville to Nashville
announced the burning Of the railroad
bridge at Nolan, KY, by the rebels. Th'
down train went back to Elizabethtown, ant
was detained.
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WASHINGTON, Sept pa nurnbar OF
soldiers, substitutes Of the LIST army corps.
having been convicted Of desertion, are
sentenced to be shot .o-day.
Capt. Redglary, commanding the steamer
Shenandoah, teports under date OF the l'th
of New Inlet, n. c., thsta blockade run,
ner attempted to come out on the nignt Of
the 18th, but was driven back, and now lies
q wreck at the mouth Of the harbor.
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W,cxHAM's vIyrYAsD.-Yssterday v

took stroll round to Wickham's Vine.
yard, through which we were kindly shown
by the proprietor. The crop in this vine
yard will be much larger than that of last
year, and the grapes Of far superior quail
ity. We were shown some luscious Isabella
grapes, nearly as large as peaches, which we
found were not "hard to take" The wine
season will begin in few weeks.
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NAsHrILLr, Sept q. -The nsv.i from
tie front to-day is meagrss There is no
tlains from the South tonight. It l. 70.
ported they are being detained to bring IN
the wounded. aq78sr ga
Telegrams from the front reports no iirht-
ing to-day. Our forces still hold the posi.
ton of Yesterday, which is An evidence of
strength % every hour increases the chances
for reinforcements from Burnside to arrive,
and enables cur forces to more thoroughly
entrench themselves. It is thought tina.
no definite assurance Of their arrival has
yet been received.
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BALTIMORE, Sept 2S.-Flour dull; How
ard st. super So SO. CT Io q , IL
Wheat active, but prices UNCHANGED.
Corn firm; white 95a96.
Whisky firm at So and in fair demand.
Coffee quiet.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-24

WASHINGTON (PA.) FAIR.-Quite mum.
bet of our citizens left yesterday to attend
this Fair, and much larger number may
be expected to 60 to-day. For the benefit
of those who waited for the three o'clock
train yesterday, and those who may be sim.
ilarly disposed to-day, we would state that
no train will leave, during the Fair, except
the one at half-past seven in the morning
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Maj. Genera
Meade was here for an hosr or two, this a.
ternoon, in consultation with President Lam
coin, the Secretary Of War aud the General
in Chief, and then promptly returned t
duty.
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PhiIadeipSia MarEet. 3

PRILADILpHIA, Sept. 23.-Cotton unset.
tied; midding TO- - - CfI-GoN
Flour quiet.
Wheat steadywhite 81 ,6Oa2, 65, red 81, 80
ALPS. GA; rgolFgsg
Corn scarce and &c higher; for white %
Provisions dull. 1.l-ess
Whisky in better demand at 52a53.
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From Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 23--l2 O'CLOCK NooN.--
Specials from Nashville to the Journal just
received says, that there was slight skirm,
ishing yesterday in front of Rosecrans, but
otherwise all was quiet up to 2:3O this af'
ternoon.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-24

ATTENTION LADIEs.--The latest style Of
hoop skirts is the self-adjusting, double
back.action, hustle etruscan, face expansion,
Piccolomini attachment, gossamer indie
stractible, polocticomerama. 1t is very
sweet thing.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-24

FEDERAL CouRr-Yesterday the demur
of N. Richardson, Esq, was sustained, and
the case of Kryter against Hornbrook was
continued, and the Court adjourned until
the April term.
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New YoRK, Sept 23.-The Clyde built
sterner Jupiter has been captured attempt
! ing to run the blockade Of Savannah, by
Warsaw Sound, by the gunboat Cimsrone.
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New YoRK, Sept 23.-The Courier De.
Etat Unis giyes . categorical denial 10 the
rumor OF French recognition Of the South
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The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
was false, so far as we could ascertain.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
THE LATEST NEWS,
Bsisk skirmtsh At M.tiey's Ford-Hout
of u Rebel Regiment, SO.

ksorvtLx, Tenn, Nov 6, 1895
General sanders, commanding the cavalry corps, re-
ports overtakng rebel regiment Metieys Ford %
the little Tennessee river, yesterday.
Colonel Adams charged and drove them across tue
river, capturing forty. including four commits ossd
officers Between forty and nfty killed drowned
aud the whole regiment lost their arms.
The prisoner. report total or above fourteen rebel
brgsdes various points beyond the Teanessss nder
cheaihsrn, Stevenson. Vaughan and Forrest
Colonel Adams, commanding forces the cI pcdl.
Il, % lost no men.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
Escape or OAeers from Rieh nsond-ssf-
fertngs or che Uaion Prisoaers.

fosrpns hossos, Nov b, lsoS
The mai boat 1hoAs A. Morgan, from Yorktown,
brought down two officers, MAJOR Houston and Lsuten
ant d. Won weiuisn, vho had made their
escape from Richmond The MAJOR wa cap.
tured last July In North Carolina and imprisoned with
lieutenant In the Libby prison They made their e.csps
week ago last SUNDAY By dIsgusng themselves az rs.
bss
hey state that the Un'oa soldiers are dying Of sarva
ton and we're 20, allowed enough food In week W cup
port them day. The hasor demanded food and wort,
representing himss,f as talon and being given oid un
with rebel suts which thsy sft the pvison and sue-
ceedei 10 getting 70 The ChickAbomisy After beng Sfed
UPON BY cavalry sens IN pursus q them, thsy orosssd
starvation rfhsd eur pctsw % their hasds sod knees
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
rAs Fifsh Hsw Hsnphlrs neSiasss.

rhs veteran rnh New Hsmyshirs regiment, which
came bono n August last 10 recruit ~ thsas1 rspks
x.yS.r - Cy |Caay @ sro~ Hes 80 n.os ~ ~ cssssn
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Diamoud HiaGs.-Twsaty-avs. Thisty-
as rEy, W. .l.Tfr, ss.-sy Ave. yishvt'- %.
pensrs ss1A. ~ a., " oto g. ALLts ~ as g.
~sr. ,as tosf sls- C.asi sf~-t
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Prizes Csshed In alt Legaiized Lofts.
Iies information given JOSEPH BATS, Bros.r,
II Wall street. toom No. !. New voh.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Dsssssss. csssvyh $50 AZ Dissssss 80
tss kaf ssf fk,osf wesssf ~ Dr ffgHIhILL - Isl
ssrss v,sas A~e.rsse. kssrs '-yrst nltFs
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Disease sf the ssrvsvs. ssrsai ssA
vrseQ syssns No, ses.fs az ssy-"ss t"iSs.,
e<e eCA~ss ss1 Gers" fiass, psos % e~na 500 W III
Inn 90. an. srgsi-sv sss W Asaansr D. WAr
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07

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The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Dsssssis. Label. $50 Tss:, A.i Kisss.
A. ne sssaiSisrtrs WcIot hAV"hs tts Cas-
ssss sre~t
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

OmeisI Ora wings or the Library Asse-
cation Compsnys Lot,ery Of Rsnlack,.
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La sntes

Ladtss' bracelets, View Nytes-TWs,
three. Gs~ anil sght dollars each. ror saie by o. Az
LES. Ns Brcai~sr. one desr below Canal s,rssl
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Dtsss~s of ths Nervous. ssmtsst tst-
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slsFs u Ne Hgssff sss> sioa-s-nt in ses<4 stt.g
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Prizes Cnshed In All Legsitxed Lotte-
rie. Information given. I " CLAYTON CO, No. 10
Wail street room No O. New YORK
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

| Prizes Cmshed In all LsGatiHsd Lotts-
res givsp. Cc,af free Address
| sU73 Post sHAstER n co, 1St Bsoadsey.
| twenty third street
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

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The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Just puhi itshsd-
TOSy PASTORS NEw IRISH
COMIC EOSGsTEH
Coa.ianx "sa Iftsh Need Avyy. tn. LpSss
Ten thousand. aud ali Tony Pastor Uons Spnxs
PRiCk ONk DIM.
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fes sale by AL Doos SELLERS.
Copie. Of tbe by mail, Address
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Omcist Or" ~'Wgs Of the shelby College
Ls,.rr' VI Keaiacky.
EIIKA CA. e.s-Nov c, iss,.
ca. 81. IS, 6I 30, 20. ~, AZ. "a. Sc, Q, Ii.
CLAss 0.6-Noy. g. 1905
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r. sIMMoNs 90
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Migee Cartes DO vtsste for o.. az Uss-
s.a VI snd hni~h, Al TAirs oornsT II Ooesnal go
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Prizes Dashed ~ All i.egsitEed Lotte.
ries Information gwen. Diamond Jewelry bought
r. GAI9E, BROKER.
7y brosnsay near Astor place.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

LUnBER
A vsry iafge stocs 81 vholssA esd fs'au.
~ BCi,y and eorpirr sesisrs supplied on ,sfs lsru>6
Smith WILSON. tirsi az cor rklf,y -aisth o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Late Southern papers received admit the
serious disasters that have lately befallen the
Confederate cause, but their leading articles
are IS boldly defiant as ever There is no re-
port of the loss at Gettysburg, it is admitted
that the casualties were severe, while it is
claimed that four thousand Federal troops
were taken prisoners. After the fall of Vicks-
burg portion of the Federal army advanced
on Gen. Johnstons position at Jackson
Fighting commenced on the 10th, and was
kept up with varying successes up to last &C.
counts, Sunday morning, when the Federal
forces were Smelling the city. The Federal &C.
counts of the recent raid into North Carolina
arr confirmed, but the railroad has since been
repaired and is again in use. Five Federal
gunboats and small transports reached Bran
don, on the James River, below City Point,
on Sunday last. Gen. Neal Dow bas arrived
in Richmondas prisoner Of war.-IBalt. Sun.
The draft has been comm enced in Philadel-
phia. The publisher of the Inquirer, Mr..
". W. Harding, and Mr.. L. S: Fletcher,
President of the Board of Controllers Of the
Public Schools, were among those drawn
There was 40 disturbance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
THE LATEST FROM NEW YORK.


New York, July 1.-THE placard posted
about the streets last night requesting those
persons whom the newspapers call rioters to
congregate this afternoon at Archbishop
Hughs' residence was an unmitigated hoax
got up by the sympathizers Of the rioters.
General Fitzpatrick arrived here last evening,
and force of cavalry is to be Immediately or
ganized for q mounted patrol.
From military movements this morning qul-
etly made, there will be bue little opportunity
for the rioters to carry on their Infamous de-
signs o-day.
The 1924 New York regiment arrived at
midnight.
The probably last fight of consequence be-
tween tie military and the rioters took place
last night near Twenty ninth street, where
military force had been sent to drive away the
rioters who were plundering houses there
The mob concentrated strongly and the mill.
tary withdrew.
Nearly every house for three or four blocks
on both sides of the street were filled with the
mob, who fired bullets, stones, and other dead
" missiles upon the soldiers.
The Times report states that fifteen MEM
bers of the fifth company Of the 7th Regiment
are reported killed by stones and brickbats.
Seven hundred Regulars were sent up as a
reinforcement, when a terrible battle took
place, Eleven rioters were killed and wound
3D. and thirty-fve taken prisoners.
Two of the mob were run through with
bayonets.
Fifteen more rioters were captured last night
on the west side Of the town, and the police
are constantly bringing them in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
DIED,

On the 18th instant Mrs. ANN EDELEN,
in the 86th year of her age, 3 native Of Charles
county, Maryland, and for sixty-three years a
resident Of Washington.
Yesterday, at his residence in Washington
city, at an advanced age, and after protracte ed
Illness, JOHN T. SULLIVAN, sincerely es~
tee1ned for his benevolent, generous and up
right character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17

Archbishop Hughes, concludes letter IN
reply to certain comments made upon his course
and opinions as follows
In spite Of Mr.. Greeley's assault upon the
Irish, in the present disturbed condition OF the
city, will appeal not only to them, but to all
persons who love God aud revere the holy
Catholic religion which they profess, to res
pect, also the laws of man and the peace of So
ciety, to retire to their homes with as little
delay as possible, and disconnect themselves
from the seemingly deliberate intention to dis
turb the peace and social rights of the citizens
of New York. If they are Catholics, Or Of
such Of them as are Catholics, ask, for Gods
sake-for the sake of their holy religion-for
my own sake, if they have any respect for the
Episcopal authority-to dissolve their bad as
sociations with reckless men who have little
regard either for Divine or human laws. >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
II O 7 I C E :.
MAYORS OFFICE.

WAIOR ; VFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July "A, 1868.
T HEREBY notify al persons who have not
/ paid their Corporation Licences for this year,
that they can save thirty per cent. by paying
their licenses on or before the first day of Au-
gust next, and to such as shall pay on or before
the fifteenth day of August next ten per cent,
notice after the fifteenth Of August will be fined
double the amount Of their license
~ 14-lm c. a. WARE, Mayor.