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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-13
TATE FOREIGN NEWS.

By the almost simultaneous arrival at New
York of the steamers Bavaria, Glasgow. and
Africa, we have foreign advices to the goth.
In addition to the summary published In
SATURDAYS Gazette, we add the 5olov1ng:-,
In the House of Commons there ms been
an earnest debate on the Alabama case. Lord
Palmerston expressed regret at the tone OF some
of the speakers, but said it was nevertheless
fact that when the Amencan Government
found itself in difficulties it raised a cry against
England to create political capital. 1t was
dangerous game but it would not succeed, III
making the British government overStep the
law. its asserted thatthe Government had done
all in It's power to enforce the law It's believed
that if chew had seized the Alabama, nothing
beyond suspicion could have been found
against her, The Government would be glad
i there were neither vessels built nor ship.
lncnts made to the belligerents He could
only assure the House that when grounds were
shown the Government would not be slow to
enforce the law honestly and lmpartlally.
The steamer Magicienna, captured BY the
FederaIs and taken to Key West, has been re-
leased. It is consequently believed that the
Peterhooff will be also liberated on the same
warrant.
The Evening Herald says rumors are at1oat
in certain circles that the Government at
Washington intend laying an embargo on BIZ
fish ships and property, as measure OF retail
alton for the depredations OF the Alabama,
and that this embargo will be enforced against
British ships and property without declaration
Of war against England. Mr.. Seward. will; 1t
is said quote English precedent for this step.
Runiors were current in London on the 9th
that the action of Com. Wilkes had induced
the British government to order an addition to
the British Squadron in the West India waters,
and the report caused decline in tue funds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-13
EARL RUSSELL TO LORD Lyons.

FOREIGN OttlCE; ItD. 1t; 1000.
Ny Lord had a conversation few days
ago with Mr., Adams on the subject OF the Al
ALBANIA.
It did not appear that his Government de-
sired to carry on the controversy on this sub
ject from Washington; they rather lett the
conduct of the argument to Mr.. Adams.
On second point, however, namely-Whe-.
Their the law with respect to equipment OF
vessels for hostile purposes might be lmprov-
ed-Mr. Adams said that his Government
we're ready to listen to any propositions her
Maiestys Government had to make; but they
did not see how their own law on this subject
could be improved.
T said that the Cabinet had come to a SINH
lar conclusion; SO that no further proceedings
need be taken at present on this subject. l
am, &C., RUSSELL.
The steamer Patron was wrecked at Iewes,
Del, on Saturday week with l02 deserters on
board The Lieutenant and guard having
them in charge not being considered sufficient,
called on the Provost Marshal Of LeWes for
aid, when some twenty Of the citizens volun-
teered, and the prisoners were all secured and
safely deliver ed to the Provost Marshal Of
Washington on Thursday One Of them boas
ted that he had enlisted eighteen times, re-
ceiyed bounty every time and never served a
day; another enlisted fifteen times, another
eleven
A party attempting to run the blockade Of
the Potomac were captured on Thursday night
by some of Bakers detective force on the river,
a few miles below Leonardtown, and their
goods, some eight thousand dollars worth of
boots, shoes, quinine &c., were seized
American silver is at discount of 10 per Ct
in St. John, n B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-13

Conduct Of the War in the Departmsn v o,' the
West, refuses to expressa positive onn;os LIE
whether General Fremont in the erora ; az TO
authority was justified in ali that he did ~ W VI
the other hand, AZ ology is offered f., o'
charges Of dereliction Of duty or presumn,; '"S
as the case may be, that were originally r,s
ed against General Fremont. The cro1t ;,
forwarding the building Of gunboats fr ~ a.
western rivers is accorded him. His em,ns
patton proclamati~ is upheld and evn1,n.1
by pointing out the subsequent respons b;lts,
taken by General Hunter at the South and y,
President himself
There are several large auction sales Of Dr.
goods, millinery etc, in New York. which
are all we'll attended. At one house, a la,s,
and attractive catalogue Of British dress g, Ok
was put UP. The samples were all sold and
the duplicates, nearly equal in quality were
taken, until the stock was exhausted. A hrp
ltt of French millinery, including choice Sc.
lection of ribbons, was disposed Of at satisfac
tory prices
The \. Y. Post is again urging Texas ey.
petition. The Matamoros route into Texas
the Post tells US, is as open as ever "The
rebels send their cotton to Matamoros and /
from. Matamoros they bring their supplies
without nolestation. Long trains of carts
caravans, sometimes six hundred in number
are seen passing through Brownsville on this
errand. The rebel mails destined for Europe
pass unquestioned from Richmond to Nata,
moros and from there find their way to Europe
and back by the same means Of conveyance
An intricate matrimonial squabble came be-
fore the Mayor Of New York on Thursday for /
adjudication. Two men claimed one woman
and two women claimed one man. All were
Dutch. He gave it up in dispalr.
The London Times dcvotes several ponder
Gus leaders to the royal marriage, in one o.
which it says: OF the Princess's persona"
charms it is not permitted to lis to SPEAK
Since she has been seen in the streets Of 1o''
don fresh reality has been given to the l"P,
ular feeling tnot the Prince Of Wales IS ''
most fortunate Of men. The same paper 10"
Queen Victoria that she muat no" dry NJ
tears, be vo.ran, give up her morning Sna ss
Sovereign again-intimating that the '''''
is weary of her weeds and regrets !,
A clergyman in Indiana county, ta' n"' !,
barred from the communion table ii "''
his opinion, are ''disloyal. . ,,,;o;
Sahmul, one Of the Sultan $ ex-cil''''O','h ii,
recently received a sudden summons 'Iol l ,m
imperial master, and without having ''' +,tt
previous intimation of what was a0oa' " ~ vs. n
place, was ordered forthwith to marry 10 b had
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-13

Loc.N.-Ti.c April term Of the Comfy
Court Ion this county, closed on Saturday last
considerable supplies OF shad, herring, and
rock fish arc now sent to market from some Of
the lower landings, and tn OILERS; and yet the
price Of fresh fish continues to be very high
Some Of the fishermen who haul small seines
in Hunting Creek, and the neighborin& shores
have recently been quite successful
It is understood that the Washington and
Alexandria Railroad Company have concluded
u contract with Post & Co., bridge builders OF
New York, for the erection of their intended
bridge across the Potomac. 1t will be butt
along side the present Long Byidge.
Ataraeeting Of the 'Freedman Relief So
ciety," held in Washington. last week, a report
was read, in which it was stated that at AL
exandria, there arc 5000 contrabands at pre-
sent. About 800 have died since they first
began to assemble there 4 new free school
for these peoplo has been established in Alexan-
,lria and it is taught by convalescent soldiers
The school contains 100 pupils who are
making very satisfactory progress.
4 line Of steamers is now running regularly
between Washington and New York, compri-
sing three steamboats,, the Baltimore, Saloon
and Empire.
The Z. S. Navy Department has intelll-
gence Of the capture Of five British vessels
attempting to run the blockade on the South
ern coast, during the month of March,
The National INTEL: gencer calls attention to
the ouestion-''W hat shall be done for the
"Contrabanos % especially in view of their
numbers, their demands, &c-and the failure to
receive them in the various states at the North
and Vest.
Hon. VIM. Smith has resigned his seat in
the Confederate Congress, as representative Of
the ninth district
The report that Col. J. T. Close has been
appointed provost marshal, under the Con-
scription act, or being an applicant for that
office is contradicted.
Both Gen. Butler and Thaddeus Stevens, in
recent speeches, have advocated the selzur.
and possession of all rebel property" Mr.
Stevens says:-"As we conquer the enemy $
country, ne must hold it, or the moment our
troops are withdrawn, the rebels take posses
sion Of their old homes, and renew hostilities.
Let military tribunal be created to follow the
Army, and as we conquer their territory, sell
- 4la hi nhast hiddnr the lands of every rebel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-13

Mr. L. H. Chandler, Of Portsmouth, Va,
now u S. Consul at Matanzas, has been ap-
pointed i. S. District Attorney for the east
ern district Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-13

It is understood that the Washington and
Alexandria Railroad Company have concluded
4 contract with Post & Co., bridge builders OF
New York, for the erection Of their intended
bridge across the Potomac. It will be butt
along side the present Long Bridge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-13

The report that COL ). T. Close has been
appointed provost marshal, under the Con-
scription act, or being an applicant for that
office, is contradicted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18

the eSpe6:eney OF giving clearer or more
nnlargca powcrs 10 military courts, " compel
.i,oastanGance OF gitncss"7
Mr. HEIsEELL, Of Tennessee, offered resi-
luton, which wes edopteI, that the Commit
tee on tho Judiciary enquire and IMPORT TO this
House what Legislation IS necessary TO In
crea q tn. efficiency in tho administration az
military law in tho army and particularly
whether there exist" shh sent p'wcrs Of cali
,re courts-nar!2i, and wheihc- nny substan>
IL, reasons exist WHY powers TO dispose al
blenders below the grade Of Colonel, should
not he cGnfcrral - courts - he called by Brig
adler Generals.
Mr.. rnnTE .iflrci resolution inaulring
into wha: legislation may De necessary 70 re-
flieve lroons suffering fjr wan: OF subsistence.
Adopted
Mr.. WrIcox, OF Texas, offered resolution,
eI,ich was I'D pied, inqui'iug into the expe:
,i!encv OF making allowances .ns the costs of
haipg, ia cases where planters pay tithes IN
cotton.
MIR. MACuEy, Of Ky, introduced resolu-
ton, WHICH was agreed to, instruc.lng the Ju-
iciaay. Conunittcc to inquire whether any
lax in existence authorized the requirement.
| ~ military authorities Of passports within
heir lines, and to report q bill on tn subject,
| yhch in giving assdraaces Ut liberty to the
i;!rzan, would, ate the same time, protect the
"ficient organ z.sion Of the army and the in-
| 'errsts Of thesfoyernmenE.
Pro calendar. upon which there was one
hill, was 1hen taken r:r."~.nf noptipue in pay
Ulcers andsoldiers of the aranv disabled from
crvice. @, motion of MIR. REID, OF Ky, it
was ordered to be printed, together with Ger;
thin amendments.
.lr. BuuDlNor, delegate Of the Cherokee To-
dian tribe, presented a bill to provide for the
appointment of a Commissioner Of Accounts
for the trans-Miss!ssippi Department, and
bill tn provide for the paymcn. of certain ac'
counts in tn" trans Mississippi Department
hrth Of which were referred.
The H use then idjourn"d.
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holds oaics undor .he Confederate Govern
ment snd receives ray For lis s"Tvics' in Con-
fader.'e rouay. Shout! h. uu" iii Z 20 rec=ivn
the same sort Of mnn"s in par for the r,mt Of his
house * the -sc .: :aa Dsai anI Daiuo saa the
Blind pupils
On motion Of sir Wiley, the communication
nj the Governor. aud the accompanying dccu>
men's. ere rs:srlci to tho CcHntIttse or Public
las!itu'ioGs.
Lea@e Of gbsenc- was granted to Mr. Ann
STRONG f"r four days
Mir LYNCH Ask .olyn t. I"..":I his vo'a IN
favor Of tire b; providing Compensation for
members OF the Genera, : i..E.y md oher iii
GERS o: ~ Government. L &YC VS. granted.
Nr. MARSHALL. iroa thc Committee appointed
scr hist purpose. made L report that i:s Commit
Ind waited on Gov Smith. Gud inform d hial
officially OF his election. The Committee did not
whit IN Mr. Prica. the Lieut.. Governor, rs ae
had l,o. yet reached this city
Tn Senate til IN adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18
REPORTING THE HOUSE OF DELE
GATES

There is great deal of truth in what was
sai,l by tho members Of the House. upon the
subject of the reports of their proceedings,
BY the city papers, The House of Delegates
has nc. been reparted by the ''E Grirer" as
we desire, and the causes are the limited
spa Z at our disnosal, and the difficulty OF
obtaining capable reporters. During the late
recess, two of the reporters of this paper
volunteered in a. military expedition, and
we're a,ptrred. aed are now in Yankee pri-
son. This misfortune deprived us of the
principal part OF our reporting force.
": regret these imperfect reports, but the
Houss will see our difficulty. At present We
a-e doing the best we can, and nope next week
t, be able u improve our report. We will
corir- With the committee upon this subject,
and enieaYor to do al in our power 70 improve
the reports of the II use Of Delegates. AZ
the same time Mr.. M,Cuo must remember,
tha. whi's nu7 reporters occupy their ssats by
the courtesy Of the House. that the obligs-
tons thereby cor erred are reciprocal, and as
long as The papers do their best there ought
to be no complaints.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18

CoIuuar. FURNACE BuhSr.-On Wednes.
day hit the enemy came mp the Cedar Kun
valley, crossed the North mountain ct the
Columbia Furnace. which they destroyed,
nassed through Edingburg and Woodstock,
and returned towards Winchester. There
were bus seyenty>fre men in this Yankee
raid; yet they succeeded in inaicsing great
loss nuoa us By burning the Columbia Fur
mace, which was doing . great deal OF work
for the Confederacy. .
we have heen informed that guard OF
fifteen men kept them ,ia check tiil their am,
,nnni,ion was exhausted. Two of the guard
yrere wou odsi, snd three Of the enemy IN
borsed. ~ Staunton Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18
ACUTION SALES.
p. nou,,,n. T,cros & wci-iser, Aucss.

u-Ewir s-lr ~ srsi'7n a: 40 100, msin st':.t On
" EKiD ~ NEXT, Ia. 'sh ina at tea O'Clock
VI a mos, ,pi i'd AL xceil:nt collection q
FUsNr UR CARPETS. MiREOR', CHINA,
GI,.sq, AND liver LAiED WIRE.
Heeuumcrn,. in "n-t
., 81 ID rolve, tcpet'y carpets; satr.iY new
/ - eli n. orus.et (uew) ccr.sirus 100 y"iis
hTat rata ,ets. ply 'psrria Carpets
: s?lsrd.i resT velvet Iu,s
~ ocssi! curtains
E,1'";E. nu.!a dG
= e. ry :,;Io 81: 2.:rcr4
:: = "a cVrl d"
.:.criG IA dc top rcs,r 81 s.i"b9ard
{ sup ior asarogsuy'=sk
NAH sany Centre c.b!c
!.-iras r'a she
. good var re-.
:. t!uets
Frelci. mahogany bedstssd
r,:taSc hed-:saa o..
Several feather bed. hair nstiraSsss blankets sheets
bnl !rTa pIllnws &c. &c
sp'ardid z = chands!ier, shades &c
81. aktprts. brsoSe,s. hs,! ana esi!aSe ttirrs'
:. :cz cGan hotom chairs
! exc,iicnt mahogany extension dining table
A l,-c- lot # ,aiha c,oil.., nsvk;n, &:
4 iarS. I'D sp mild COLLECTION OF c!:Ga. CONSISTING
DINNER, BREAKFAST AND
TEA SETS, GLASSWARE
GOBLETs, TUMBLERs
supe;ior e,otinc rang. and arPsF'onance'
\ large and xc-sat co,C Ioa O: kitchen furni
ture.
The rom, vii be oper aad toe fnrn;trre exposed
Inspection II crdSv next from enc TO Tires o'clock
T. TrsteuIen and ladies ~shng 10 purchase are So
!!c,sd 20 ezau,iun tn. furniture daring those hours
rULLIAA, NAMES L. WEISlHER, =
G,;irG. Y .----:- -
Sy Robinson, Adams & Co.. Aucts.
Corner 9th & Main Streets.
WYE will Offer at auction, OF FRIDAY, the 18th, at
w Hpseroon, commencing AZ ~ O'Clock, our
I" u2i g'sortInsn, OF
II ,n.cured Tobarcos
Grsce.i3I.
Dr. Goods.
Boets Sho=J So.
Will BE ADDED
bible Rye Ws.is uy
.ibNis A1rle frsndy
.b J. Lid
10 dozen Corn D:0om5
Liverpool dining se:t. 90 ricc,:
DE sGii watch md c5a!G
"5 dGZ:a shoe brushes
- Dc haIGc h.n,hes
IN 10 w'itewash brusies
H.nGs In- chGadaiIc:s md gas GH!ures
20 ba:s SHOT assorted
- Ot0 ..dies
- cctiIdTeu's sh0'.
- dozen m6r-cc1 :kira
81: ...slIy: 80. -
ElrDIHsoS. ADAMS CO.,
taCiT,, Auciinue.Es:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TEX.


The message Of Governor Lubbock states
th,t the rsgenue of Texas, for the year end
inc August slst. we're $2568 06l. i. GLIDING
a balance Of $3S,S66 The expenditures were
tbe same, with balance Of, sl5,Sl9.
The penitentiary Of Texas -iseaoing good
sers &c : the public. From December lss,
1851, +. August 81, 1868. it ma9psctu red
? 81 600 wards Of cotton goods and 293, 2se
cards Of woolens. There was at she later date
rs Geo yaras of cotton aud 6,7S9 of voolens
nnsuld. or the rhrle amount disposed at the
Al nv receive 1916 92O Of bottoms, and 2o7 1881
Of woolens. The gross earnings of the insti-
tnt;on for the time mentioned were 81 ,l74, 43s
and the expenses S46S 653.
The Governor, .'in view of the ISOLATION OF
the Stats west Of the Mississippi, whereby
thew are thrown upon their own resources,
earnestly recommends an appropriation OF at
least ole million dollars Ito be based on cotton
bonds, or that cotton be purchsse', to be psid!
for in bonds in order to purchase arms AID
munitions for the benefit Of the State.
rhe Governor is distinct upon the question
Of peaoe. There is to be no peace in Texas
until tho independence of the Confederate
States is acknowledged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18

Senators in Congrcs1 to use their erersians 20
cxemp. solliars who ara disabled from the tax in
kind on pork
The resolution eliq ted considerable discussion,
and was referred Is. the Committee on Military
Affairs
By Mr.. WALkas-Thgt the Committee on
Finance inquire Jhio The e5pediene7 OF rS's,"S
the salaries Of meg hers OF tia next General as
scmbly.
BY Mr. PEvDI7 TON-That rhe Committee On
Confederate Ria lions inquire Of the Confederate
su horities why the officers military and naval
referred to in q special message. ct the governor
of this State. md who took service nnder the
State OF vi ginis, by invitation Of the ConT"n-
tiun are rot In the Confederate serv'co Hd TO
ascertain wt,s tier they have hesa of 'rca places
under the Confederate Government Of equHl
GRADE To shss thsY he'd ;n lie United Stas5
army.
A bill 7v,Is received from tbs Senate increasing
the CONFORMATION Of The Go"ernnr Judges ara
other officers of of the State The bill passed.
ayes, 3d., noes. IS.
THE REPORTS OF TIE HOUSE P2ocEEpiH'.".
mir. MCCUE, Of Augusta. rose TO privileged
! question and made an onslaught upon The re-
! porters Of the Richmond press, who sore aiin':-
ted 10 seats at the Clerk q desk. They we're adj
mill ID n those sests through the courtesy o.
the House, and it was ,rc Than fair 'h't the
IL use Snouiu expect iu!i LhL i-iP'''''A'
at their hands
| He mad observed on several occasions. when
important resolutions we're before the body. they
were either entirely omitted by the Reporsers
who sir Mt those desks. or else noticed in such
lslirht manner as to give no iden of their intent
1 n 1'p"r~s:nI Ind no doubt bat THAT ihs Re-
4 porters wt-~ -ro.----.-.I,->- :
brief. Reporting and printing were both eIpen'
sive Tie thought The best course for the body to
pursue wouli be to mgk- an appropriation on" o.
which the Reporters could be iDdemoitied for ing
time and trouble of making elaborate and su!l
| reports.
mfr. JAMES. OF Botntout, thought that the
House had no right 20 complain Of short reports,
or no reports at all at the hands of the Reporter.
! They hal u light to complain. OF nisrepIesenta-
ton only.
Mr. WeoLroLK offered the following resou-
ton on the sni jsct
Resolved TGat u special Committee ne ap-
pointed whns.i duty il slgiDe TO visit the EDITORS
Of the newspapers Of mis- city, aud aec hat i'
Tho best arrangement that caa b mado for re-
prr;ipg the proceedings Of m" House ard rsrof'
! the result Of their Investigation
| TIE resolution was ad"p'Cl, anil the Char
appointei M,ssrs. MCCuE, BURWEiL and HAY
siuNp of Bra1ton, JAMES and STEWART.
THE following bills were passed
Bill authorizing he Increase ofthe CAPITAL sS.o:.
OF the Virginia AID Tennessee Railroad.
Bill to amend the Charter OF the town OF Ash.
land. in Hanover.
After some other business, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18

Tss SrafsR letter from Bermuda an
nounces the arrival Of the celebrated steamer
sumter frana Wilmington. IT. is sssd eas Is
, to her Old trade Of ''pirsans'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18
AL. sE SaW 49,.
.Ln.l In LIZ. Iuut.iN Of { tlr. U

AL" 81 -" w..
! = n-d Hcui Estate in lie CpHmiy OF "rrt'7-
field Try virtue ola dccre" o.: Ia" tifc;t "nr'
county. rendered -, Is November teen - =. so
case 9: Ccg1. ahln'rs 81. CoShls hrifs y -. -.:7.
to sale at public section; .: Chrs:c:H"!d II O.
Cd 2on9ay 10 Decr:aber neg Tia: BON. '"r:! ''s
s;aT.rcysc- Saw Mi i'll p :-:r"s .: ar! ats. IL
he:-;o :yr:a"g : belonging 20 al; " " ! InH'".i.
deed s:rs,ed Gbou. - from h Co"f !!rr-r -
II miles from the civ o. Ilchrl"gd TIE Mi' :r..I.
new an9~u7s c.rsuisr Paw ap 81 conT "is' ;r.s ~
We pubic rosd "ost o: the land Is c"ts"i a,t ora
duces The ual crops grt VII: in = r6Giiy. n" -
,ra's In ORIGINAL grow The DAM hr .". "a ~
excellent s,oue ere anil -.;h sight expense. e.:
NIL! could b. erected
P,rscpi t-rir: 10 View the sauie PIE oas L tae Gy
CT sale, will cali upon NJ SaTHA> II 'nd@i- E
Ucc:trrEr'd ~. LUCY &. Lth".i'
&c 3G-2taStLs :. uf.
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FOR RENT.

TOR a.ST The i,or and fIui!dinss connected
4 vi,h tn. boarding. depurm nt'f FarGgam Male III
.,itu'-, l,~a.d "a 'ichno county "a 4 he Log o.
.g II TIL re acres # H-.5a land, bs.des S1-drn -
Th. ipiaicgs .u.ist OF story D4licE WI fur
rooms ind Ia age ki'rh"p, rror- f1s". DC Accom-
az had thee oas IA .scend s!ory q" sc'oI Q" ~
y ,...
ROBERT WILL h*sCE,
d..II SAT- FArptI.'. "a
GALE OF LAND A>D SLAVES
r. v,,,,. Of deere o: ;hc corn.v C3u:: 81 ;FTs'.
n p7au0 ~ I'd OF u go d. II N2-"2'F i'y' EST
spll 20 t.' h'sh- aida = c.. ~ a."
on IL liza day OF Jnnu"ry. lSbI y !".- }: 20 :.
ID mex, i.ir Gsy. vw srs-li ;RhC. = ~ L-HD 10
ar. con.ainDz ST ut Sg:crt= ecI.: s'cosn 'tci
fcriy ar e. y-g me naeES CT C;aa 6tEa * eE' ~
tie COMFY Of riuvsuaa =.
or tie d.y. ami II Pr su7nsc - dcc'ec o. ts
ssr Cesr shai H. Ie mig =; BID e.: oF casa I'VE
81 si- SLAVES, tie tnrs. 0: thsE T95lG g . s..y'
JOHN SGLATEH, .
dc l2lcvfv Eo%Vn'sio2-.-
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NRDER No. l.. ,-,,,-,-, ~, -.
sIe ESsGHTs-You Are hereby ,ir.1oEs-H z
st. nj a u4c=u-g CT RicIuIond El'su9m-3t, IN
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-18

:..TTIgT 40. Dee - ise5
EI@TC THE SOLDIERS AND REFUGEES
ON TIE CITY OF &DI 20 K. iIrsp -c'ful IN
nauc y.lf 80 c'rdatc !" TIA city I! ior.
0 rs Sc or, Ia Ito psc. c: vi iiaci Il Taylor, re
signed -
Wheeler elected o. 1rr=. :lr. !d:a o. reign
dr. ), r., :, Hardy UcEnEES