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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
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Len

Sor. GuoO9on. Mitei9entbGmsr bes
,,Suincp 0eralo'', eine6 Gopperbeooz
Organs, 1T In eer gsGbe bon MempbiS
Don 9ueriuas sefan9cn 9enommen rpors
ben. @r bate s 1860 bei Iieb, NIT oenen
er In Saumnors ipePuIircn molIte. Seis
ne Sreunoe, Die @ueriIlas, lperoen ibn
wcbl um oieIe &Ieini9fcit crleittsrt bos
ben, unb mir be1en oemjufol9e Die SofFs
nun9, oaB feline 3eitun9, Der n6eroIo",
fGnfti9 rpenieer Spmpdtbien nit Der
Sufbfleppsr SrGoerfAaft perrotben
pirb,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
Gen, GSreersn Crfd3isBt oen 2iCutenant
Colonel HimbaI.

aus SufOIs pirO foleenoer bebauerIis
der SCrfau beribtet /:
Sberlieutenant Simbal pom 9. 9teus
Yprf Reaiment foroertc lcbte @o6e bel
gea1t eineu oen &crpofen bei Sufole
Gib ndbertCn &eiter ouf, obsuitei9eu uno
bic eooIun9 ju aeben. Gr erbiett sur
Qntpcrt, bab es Sen. 9crcoron Ici, nit
Dem er reoe, porauf oieier peiter rift
2us &imbol nun oem 9feroe in bic Biz
gel fleI, fhcB iDn GOrc auf Der StRls
Ie toot. sc Ioa Nicmano 3eu0e oes Aufs
tritts eepeIen iein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
ris Ausbebuns auf oen Mai fefsctcst

2(u6 gutter SueQc piro prriibert, oa6
i'm Mcnat Woi Die Iusbebun9 ifattflns
Sen miro.
Die 9iIte Der @rofeb Warfb6ue fir
oie 4usbebunsS Diitrifte 1T fat uolIens
oct. Die &uj69erun9 entitaro eaour6,
oab na6 Sefti0n s. oe6 9ciCec5 Der
prGhoent fur ieoen Giltrift nod einen
8unoar,t uno einsn onbern Gi0iiliten su
lrnennen bat, bic NIT Dem M2rlbal Die
Sinmufterun9sbebOroe tboaTd Of enroll
menD biloen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
srse dumuIte tn t1Ore Carolina.

Der ,,RaIei9b (Jt. g. Stanoaro''
pom 25. W1r3 9ibt einen Beribt iber
elnen Srootumult, Der fib ioeben In Der
Ndbe Der Staot ereienet bate. Ginc
9efellibaft g8eiber, meiit SoIoaten.
frauen, be9ab iIb in oen 9aoen DiQiam
Bsl6'S Ju Sigh pcint, rcllte mebre
Hdher WOIafcs berau6 uno uertbeilte
iie.
OaheIbe 8Iatt beri3tet tiber anoere
SumuIte uno bemerft ,,8rootumults
baben be9onnen, uno wo iie rnben wer.
Den, peib nur Soft"
Gin Brief i'm Stanoaro oibt eiupn
Seribt lber einen anoern Sumult bon
59loatenfrausn in SaIisburp, bic fib
nit SsiIen bepaffneten uno am Depot
osriammeIten, um oaheIbs i'm Rotbfau
ju erbre6en uRo iIb einieeS Webl 3u per-
lblffen, oas bon eini9en Speculanten
BET Seite 9efbaftt poroen mar. Nnfauas
osrwei9erte Der Qnent Den Ginla6, lieB
lber fpiter 3 Baiber elm uno erfidrte,
pap, penn mob mebr einorin9en poIteu,
le dber ibn binpe9 fbrtiten miBten.-
Oa eriff ibn cine b1nofsfts Srau nit Dem
Belle an. Gr nib juriid uno iIe ROTTEN
10 66fer Wetl beraus, Die einem @anne
In @barlotte 9eb0rten uno tort eiueeIeat
plren. Sis ei9ueten fib oanu aud,
nebre Sdde SaIi an, bic pripatLeuten
3eb6rten.
Sbld9t een Rebeaen 6aIunfen Die
S0pfe pom Rumpfe, uno es miro bolo
'Stoo 9enuQ Qeben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
abbcsabIuna ecr 1MIis.

8or eini9en Gaeen pafirte i'm Reprds
IentontenbauIe elm 8eiee sur SejabIun9
Der WiIiJ, rpslde i'm pori9en September
Dem Iurufe be6 @ouuCrneurs 70 prompt
entIprab uno gum Sbue oes Staatcs an
ole 9rcn,e elite. Die Mannfhaft piro
eineu Mcnat 9Gbuuno ($l3) erbolten-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
pine helichtr .GamiIic .

Sei elmer neuliden @abl in Sroncos
ala, Wontour @auntp, wuroe @boS Sres
oeri6 gum @obIribter crpdblt s, 9.
6reoerid gum Snfpcftcr; Sobn 6recers
la ;um @onftobel; 6enrp Sreoerif gum
IiIeior uno s. SreoeriG sum Nuoitcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22

Cincinnati. Die repubIifonii
Rebrbcit bel Ger BiCfi9en Stantrabl
trd9t 1900 Sic 1900.
Ser oemoeraifbe ,,Gincinnati Gol|
freuno" 9siteDt Elm, ooB 30 c D M
IN p d
(ois6 1T fein 0usorud) Die ccmofratii I
partsi i'm einfti9en ,,oemOfratiIbsn 6
raltarn Cincinnati ruinirt baGen.-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
untsritdbunS pen Hotblciosnecn in
Trlano

Rtbaro Seu, SbaBmeiifer bes iriften
llntrrIfaeunss Srnos in Heu Yorf. JeI9t
IN, oab ct perlbieoene Bsitrd9e, bic ii6
iufammen auf S20,I5 belaufeu, erbal'
ten babe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
6erhfte hbsr cic Rinnabme pen
t1JeriPo.

80 cbile,ll. 2(pril. Sin Sffi,ier,
Oes Dor unIerem 6lfen lie8enben en9lis
iden &rie9sibiffe6 bericbtet, oab Die
Stact Meriec bon Den Sranloien ein9es
ncmmen noroen Iei.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
@rirhrnIann.

Die 9risbilbe glaticnot S5erI
lung bat Cinitimmi9 ben Qrinjen
bclm @eor9 pon ,6oilfcin, sum
BON Sris6enlano cupdblt. sr i
SruoCr Der Yrinleifn BON 98olcd
jptitcr Sobn pen prin3 Gbrifia|
,0clftcin. (Sr lou oln Sitcl battn 4
L., &oni9 Der 9risbm. l. 70.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
Der 2cshnne .Ssnl-

Ct. Sobns. R.E., ID. 4prit. Da6
erlte BON oen nit Dem Sang bon SCcbm.
Den bdfti9trn Sabrjeu9en, Die bic gum
Iesten W6rj eineefroren woren, 1T bier
an9efommen. Der Grtroo it piCfeS Sabr
Gin mittelmdbi9er,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
Rrie0S>NG a)ricsDGese.

atr iaesn bternaahehrnO bic pidtiaRsn unf
mftF ~abri6stnItGsn-oenn ags 81 ssbsn N In
ansm wS6sntli6en SIatte rein unmesIi9-
Srtsss' 'Wa6rihtsn, Srupprn.S .Sspssunsrn, u. +
~. pteSsr. wts Rs bon Gag su Sag bst uHd elm.
srsHsn. folgrn, eamit unfsrs eefrr UOn aIrn 8Ur.
Allen TN 3ufammrntane untsrriGtet wsrbsa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
gins ttreusc Oroer Dee General Burn.
foe.
MitS DER MOntagsp % 4,
Gin Sreffcm am Sfappabaumu d

ga fdin9tou, Is. 2(priI. Sb.
3lei6 ni6t6 Sff5ielIes befannt lit. 70 in
oo6 gutter @runo porbanoen CUR Q'nnab.
ne, oaB Die Reeierun9 Ra6ri6tem bon
liner Sdladt am Rappabanncf bat.
Die Ginlelbeiten oapon ourften bic ieef
li6t per Seleerapb bon BaIbin9tpn aus
ef6roert wsroen. SeDr balo rpirb oas
pubIifum barber in &enntniB fcmmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
Don 1)ifSbura.

8idsbur0. 10, 2(prit. (Sdo.
Iibe Depelbe.) gtihts 9teues 3rpeiI
peitere &ransportfbiffe nit Sruppeu
beIocen, 9inoen beutc AuBoufrdrt6.-
Inecre bereiten fib ju fcl9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22

" Die MetbCbilfrn SDnoOc
Reu Gn9lano bat Die GmartirdtiC
politif BEG prGfosntsn BON Scrjen
9ebVi6en.
9tur benofratiibe Gopperbcaos I
oammen te.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
Gin no6maIiser 1narifF auf CbarIes.
ton anbrfobIen.

B a { 6 tnaton, II. Qpril. Gs
9ebt oas 9eribt, GAP prefioent 9iucoln
nit Den ReiuItatcn oe6 leeten QnoriFs
ouf Gbarleiton unjufriccen an Qomiral
Dupont ben Sefsbl erlofen bat, nobs
mails nit cen 9anjeribifen Sort Gums
ter anSu9reifen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
31dbtisuns uon Tnoianern.

SaIt eate Gitp, II. Gpril. Sol.
Srans 9rlT am Is. b. W. 200 Snoianer
an, lpelbe rs Weilsn fdoli6 in Saps
breof perl3an't paren, unp tpptets 80.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
6nte asit fnr 8eeIrute.

Seelsute weroen in 8uFalo fir Die
SblHfabrt auf ben S'cn icbr 9rIubt.
Man bIetet lolben eii! tgvn pQn $45
bio 5 so per Wonat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22

10 Sin QrnnfDIpanier pon SnoI
Co., Hamen5 9ou9brp, ipobnte bel \
bru6 oes Scnoerbunoe5friraes in /
neHee uno muBte in bic &ebeuenu
eintreten. Gr eeIertirtP uuo i6lob ftd
llnirnarmec an, um &abe ju ncb
purpe aber arfan9en, BON Den &et
crfonnt uno ltanerCdtli6b erIbcisn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
BCfed,te bei WILLIAMSBURG

Ser R d. mono u8bie' pom I3
lpril fd9t, o1B leeten Samftde bel 9iI=
liam6bura, Sa., Elm 9sfe6t ffatteefun.
Den. Srib am Mor9en wurben Die
D1ntse pidetS ein9etrieben uno unfere
Sruppen (oie Rebsaenl beiesten bic
Staot, pdbreno ftb Der Seino na6 Sort
Na9ruoer jurid3oe uno BON bort aus
oen Dtos bombaroirte. Sen. 8ife nobm
sine pohtion neben Dem GolIe9e uno ont=
rpOrtete. Die Serluite bic gum s. b.
raren 9erin9.
Zine ttrcusc Oroer Dee General Burn,
foe.
Cincinnati, l3. GpriI, Sen.
SurniiOe bat in einem &aeesbefebl aae
perionen, bic fbuloi9 bsfunoen rperoen,
oen Rebellen Seiftano eeIeiftet 3u ba ben,
nit eem &ooe beorobt, perionen, Die
nit ben &ebellen fpmpatbifiren, ioQen
oerbaftet uno beltraft ODER nab Dirie 9e,
Ienoet wsroen. Die Sroer fa9t Midn
oeritebe, oaB 8errotb, offener ODER 9e.
beimer, in oieiem Departement ni6t 9e=
ouloet tperoen miro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22

Sralbear @itp, eouifiana, 26.
Wdr3 SOr etni9en Qbenoen Fam elm
OeierteT bon .@dmp Sielano ourb uns
Iere SorpoitenIine uno wuroe sum Drc.
fobmarib1ll Capt. Sitb nab Braibear
Gitp 9ebrabt. pa bemerft lUuroe, oaB
Der @ef1naene Sob fir @reenbads oab,
fano Capt. Sitb ous, Dap Der @efanoenc
I'm ScIibe elmer ercBen Summe 6oloes
Isi. Iuber Dem bereit5 auseepebfclten
Seloe fanoen ii9 in irinem Seiee $4,000
in $50 9oIoftdden. Der 9efaneene er=
fldrt. oab oies Elm Gbeil BON elmer Sums
me 9oIoes fei, iiber 100000, Die ieuz
itits in Oirie uer9rdben lieae. 9a6oem
e. oen Suno 9emlbt, fiiute er feline Eas
fben oamit, iOUriI er tra9en fonnte unD
bsnuete Die Ouneelbeit, fib in'S 86oerate
Eager 81 be9cben. ......
9t1b feiner 1n9abe eennt Ell Den Qlab
9enau, no Ger SboB uerardben Iieat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
6erhd,te pen 6eresnapiIls

8 f6inatOn, Is. Qpril. cSn
een Isbten 81 Stunoen 9iu9en bier 9es
riibte, oaB unicre Sruppen cen Seino
ucn 8croonsUille uertreben boben uno
oen ploe beIest balteu. Mldn erfdbrt
ieoo6, 6ob barber offtsieue NibtS be-
Fannt lit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
nse sd,iff GnPt. pie Natten fiiebe

Der RebeGen 9Cntral Soombs b,
feline Yohition in Der fdoliten Qrmee nil
oerselc9t, incem er fa9t, er f0nne fsi|
SommiFon mber Self. DaUis nit SD
tbeil fir oas eauo ooer ju feiner eiBen
Sbre (D I6neer befleioen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22

POic 3obl Der 2(er,te in 81
Rolecrans 2(rmee Corps tptrd0
I1en fdnf unO ie6sbunpsrt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22
Dom SIaFwatcr ,SluGs

&i6mono, I3. 2lpril. Der ;, ,@bi9'
beritbtet, Dap bel oem 8lodwoter Sluf
in ben Ieeten jUei Sa9cn &)cfed,te ftott
aefunoen baben follen. Dob 1T niht
3uperl6 Iliepre6 oaritber befannt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22

OIerbel Iino Die Orei Wonat6 Hcai.
menter unter bem eritsn Truppenauf9e,
bot NIT etn9erebnet. DurhItnittlid'
tommen In ben lopalan Staaren ouf 81
SinwobNer Elm Soloat. Da aber bic Ion
alien ScloUenitaoten aub cine nambafte
NnjabI Sruppsn in Der RcbeIens Qrmee
blben, 70 Fam man annebmen, baB auf
10 GInwobner Elm S0!oat fommt, b. b.
oaB lnnerbalb 5rpeier Sabre cine IcIhc
3abl oeItelIt moroen iff.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22

@Sebdte DID Dor Der &aferci zines
espplpi9en WFnfbsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-22

P Die Sbifabrt auf Dem bieiIeen
sa0al bat lebbaft beeonneH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03
DUEL BETWEEN LADIES,

OI Monday forenoon, several ladies' while
Oh q visit tt, firien:l's house, a short distance
frou' Grays Ferry, were amusing themselves
by singing and dancing, when ono Of them,
resident Of Baltimore sang verse Of the
''Bonny Blue Flag" one Of the other ladies
jestingly said, "You're Rebel" at which
another commenced the "Southern Marsel-
laise,, when it was finished the lady who had
been called Rebel, said, Il wish re hal pis-
tolls, ID fight duel with you for calling fne
Rebel. At this, daughter Of the gentle
man al whose house they we're, SAID, " have
nj tolls in The house, but they are not loaded:
They were brought; and in order 70 give 1t the
form Of a duel, distances were measured in the
room, the ladies took their places, word was
given, one, two, three, when the lady who had
called the other "Rebel, said, Il will sit in
this chair, as wish to die easy Word was
again given, and the Baltimore lady: who had
self cooking pistol, pulled the trigger and
bang went the pistol q piercing scream was
heard and in an instant the room was filled
with the members Of the family, when It was
discovered that two of the ladies had swooned:
the Baltimore lady vas standing motlonless
and the one who wished 70 die easy, sitting
pale with terror in her chair; one ball had
passed through her dress, while in she leaf Of
table on which she had rested her arm were
eight distinct shot holes, and one bullet en-
bedded in the wood. the pistol had been
loaded by boy on the Fourth OF July, but
the charge had not been fred, The ladies
were soon restored co consciousness and COM
menced to realize the danger Of meddling
with firearms - Phila. Inquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03
WENT WORTH SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

ALBERT f. BASSFORD. PRINCIPAL.
HlHH E sixth annual session 81 this Institution
Will commerce on Septe!Ib Der l4tll
The principal will be assisted BY the Rev,
". F. N. Jacobs whose cooperation will mrue
fully sustain tho already acquired reputation {:
this school
Circulars stating particulars can By obtained
al the institution, Prince ST., opposits Post
Office. atlg l5-2a"tsep s. 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.
OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.

fENHE next session vial commence 18th Sept
The situation is healthy and retired En-
glish tuition and board per ten months $40;
payments quarterly in advance Music, French,
Drawing, Painting and Fancy Work extra
Address Mrs. Burke, Horse Head, Prince
Georges county, Nd sep 2-3t&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03

TINE duties Of MISS ELLEN MARKS
L. SCHOOL will be resumed On TUESDAY,
the 18th ofSEPTEMBER Particular attention
will be given TO the ELEMENTARY BRANCHES
as the only sure base Tor future improve
ment. It is desirable that all the pupils
as FAR as practicable, should be present at
the opening Of the school. Terms, Tor Or
55sogGaphEy EMSsding G;f16graPhy T1a 5ah'
from FIVE TO seven dollars per term Of ten weeks.
Music and French at Professors charges.
The School is pleasantly situated on King
street, No PA, between Columbus and Alfred.
aug 2A---dtsept1 Heotoct10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03
ALEyAg DRIA SEMINARY,
81 S. KING SHAY AID DAUGHTERS.
Nos SIS and 81 South Pitt Street, Alesa ~

THE exercises Of this school will be resumed
L Oh Monday 5lot Of August The course Of
instruction viii consist Of the English bran
ches, Drawing, French and the Classical Lam
guages. The school consists of two departments.
Male and Female; the Males are taught in No.
IS, and the Females in No. 81, the residence
Of the teachers. Strict attention will be paid
TO the morals and department Of the pupils and
the government will be parental. For terms
apply to the Principal. aug 26 -5tdso9t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03

I r,.. a.a:, :saiinei thai tt to;aI amount
4 -, <;r.t tissue Of Sl5o,0}l0O Of i. :, de-
u ootaz now outstanding, Is -, ~, 900,
nl ~ nr;no;pally in California aoa the ConEed-
cste States -,
ma Kv, September Is. K is principally
/ '', .ao,r3 to the excise tax, which tobacco
.,,f,.trrsrs think works hard upon them.
D rhe Kanawha Republican says:-''A cor
..,r.lont Of the Cincinnati Commercial hav
49, stated that Judge Summers had consented
- h.,on,e candidate for Congress in the
r.;r} District Of West Virginia, We are re-
ooested BY that gentleman Co say that the an
qorooor,snt referred TO was wholly nnauthor-
;r,1 b, him, and that he is not candidate for
That, or any other Office.
The Washington Board Of Aldamen on
uood9y evening passed abilI appropriating
$4,000 for the lease and improvement Of the
Presbyterian Chnreh property on + street
n,rh, between Sixth andSeventh streets, for
,be accommodation Of public schools in the
Second School District
In the course Of Tuesday night several hun
dred horses in the corral, at Washington, near
The Observatory, got cut and stampeded, run
ajng ever the city in droves. 4 number OF mer,
we're sent out to reeapture them, and during
die night, sucoeened in taking the most oF
them.
It is believed By citizens who live On the
south side Of the Tennessee river, that the
C'onfederates at Chattanooga have been heavily
and that they are buisily engaged
in erecting new and formidable Notifications.
The receipts Of T. s. internal revenue du-
ring the month Of August were $500, pol
s., being the largest Of any month since the
aH went into operation,
Advices from Buenos Ayres state that the
iVi war in the interior Of the Argentine
Republic is at an end thesinsurgents having
)een totally routed In Uruguay the insur-
ection Of General FIorez is still making
Progress, and it is receiving support from the
aud people Of the Argentine Re
public.
\ citizen who had been arrested near Aceo-
lnck, On Tuesday, attemptcd to make bis es~
'spe and was killed By the guard.
Small bodies Of Confederates have appeared
n Cumberland county, Kentucky, under the
leadership Of Hughes and Hamilton.
1az1a:1azaazz1zsHEzzzzzS
DIED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03
DIED

In this city, On the Sd inst, after protracted
2 = nl painful illness Of several weeks, Mrs.
CAIA ARINE COAKLEY, sged 81 years
~ The friends OF the family are invited 10 at
Lena her funeral tom orrow friday evening,
me me 9Th inst, at 4 o'clock, from her late resi-
QeAce, No. rs Commerce street.
AZ a shout y o'clock M to-day. Il CARTER
oOhokI. NxzEa~ The friends and acqnaintances
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral TO-
Morrow (Fclday) afternoon, at 8 clock, fro1a
s as. ls'e residences corner Of Queen and St.
IN the morning ofthe 25th Of August, st his re-
s'a. o;L N Calvert county, Maryland. after
+ painful amy illness OF some weeks, Judge THOS.
* WILLIAMSON, IN the 31st year Of his age.
Ia Washington, on Wednesday morning,
cCIHPfoeIEnbcg I'd, Mrs. JULIA CRAWFORD
@oHOON, wife Of Charles Gordon
4.yyoa wish caljcoes, fat colors and good ar
''c'0, st 18& cts. call 81 Fl. sow ARZ'S,
sraov - No. 1872 kl1g street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03

MFRS. WHITING vill resume her SCHOOL
XI for YOUNG CHILDREN on Tuesday
the 18th Of September and hopes her exporieno IS
in teaching will insure her q share Of publia
patronage. The school room is eligibly aisus~
ted upon Washington ST., adjoining the lot on
which Christ Church is located.
aug 26~-1nn&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03
FOR SALE Or RENT

a GOOD BUSINESS STAND, in healthy
n and retired part Of Maryland. Bulldogs
ordinary, consisting of store and dwelling
good wood and water. Address Mrs: Burke,
Horse Head Prince Georges county, Md.
sep 2-3t#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03
N O T I c z

TICE
yyHE first course Of the English and German
1 DAY SCHOOL will commence on Tues
day, September 18th Parents and guardians
will please inquire for particulars at the Drug
Store corner Of Primo &c and Fairfax streets
JULIUS FRANKEL,
aug 28-tf PRINCIPAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03

EADBEATER & co. have just received
u supply Of Green Ginger, Superior Gun
powder Tea, Oatmeal, White CASTLE Soap,
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, Oil yitriol, Perfume
ry, Flavoring Extracts, Toilet Soaps. Teeth
Brushes, Cannon's Bitters, Oiled-Silk Ethereal
Oil, Kerosene Oil, Benzoine also Turnip and
Cabbage Seed. emo 2--3t*
T OST-A Sharps REVOLVER with the
I 4 owners name on the handle. Any one re-
turning the same TO l26 King street, will be
literally rewarded. BENZ. Is. q LkS.
sep 2-3ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

gress OF our military operations, and those are
the results of our courts martial and tie dis
closures that are daily turning up in reference
10 our government contracts In the one they
see ruin to our military system, in the other
ruin to our finances government whose
best military officers are being constantly put
upon trial, instead of being allowed to attend to
their duties in the field, they argue, cannot place
much reliance upon its army; and system Of
finance which allows contractors to enrich
themselves at the expense of important mill
tary and naval results, as in the case of the
Banks expedition, they, with equal reason, con-
tend must inevitably be followed by disaster
and ruin. We have failed to benefit by the
lessons Of our own experience Let us give
heed to the Latin proverb which tells us not to
disregard those Of the enemy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
NEW YOkK LEGIsLATURE.


Albany, Jan %, 1868.
wrsn. FROM GOVERNOR IN RES kkEsoE TO run
na DISORDER IN IiiE ASSEMBLY.
ina fan wing message received from Governor
sevmour l., answer a resolution from the senate about
the Assembly 'mcui'es'-
GENTLEMEN op TN sksArk--
have received FRI IN your honorable body the preamble
and resolution demon "0us 'us presence o. VI mob IN
OF Speaker declaring IL hs imperative and solemn duty
OF the Executive 10 laws Of the state faithfully
executed and that the rst attempt TO legislative
action by violence brute rec an threats thereof
should be promptly ,hwarted an palished
These we're communicated 70 ny committee Of the
Senate
To avoid the mistaken apd iuu-ioA impressions they
are calculated TO make, propcsl SHOULD state that
when complaint was made Oh irdev l,t ~ member
OF the Assem- bly, that the pr0ccedg Of h .ody were
disturbed by tho DISC derby conduct Or petso, Tho.
Hobbies and galleries. informed him that any piS tou.
which might be called for by any member OF the Assem-
bly, would be Immediately afforded
The difficulties OF the Assembly grow out Of the dir
It's organization.
There obvious improperly IN any interference py
one department Of the government with tho proceedings
OF any coordinate branch OF that government uness
request Is made by tho parties estcd,
Before the passage Of tho resolutions OF the senate
every member OF the Assembly who spoke u upoa
tho subject told that he had right full
Dut, 70 avoid even apparent interference with the or.
ganization u the Assembly which by the IL
expressly left to the exclusive control OF that body INV
acton must be based upon the request for protection
from those directly concerned
Immediately upon being advised OF the alleged disor
dcrs consulted with the Mayor OF this city who made
ADEQUATE arrangements TO prcvcnt any outside inter
ference.
felt IL due TO tho Senate as matter OF courtesy to
explain 10 them that only act upon request com
ing from members OF that branch OF the Legislature
which Is affected by any disorderv proceedings
H0RAr0 SEYMOUR.
The message read, whom, without debate, It was
ordered 10 be printed
Mr. WooDRUEr introduced bill 10 incorporate the nar
lem Savings Bank
THE PAYMENT SOLDIERS
Mr. BELL offered joint resolution 70 pay the New York
soldiers, who, for month"; have been without
pay out OF any funds in the State Treasury leaving the
State TO receive back the money advanced 40 gene
raj government. LAID over
Adjourned.