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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-04

10 see now, Gay oy uay, MS interest ahu
pleasure in our guest deerened. Inoted
the new happiness which was upon hi,
fine face when she was near, and the ten
der light Of his blue eyes as they res,ed
upon her. saw how it would be, and
trembed for the plans which I had long
ago formed for him and Nellie Perry
But Man proposes and God disposes,' !
said to myself; 'and if tits so, it is right,
and after all / don't know but ! should
prefer Cornelia Vernon for sister to
Nellie, though Iknew it would be great
disappointment to the latter, as she had
always appropriated him, being SO much
with me that he could not help showing
her attentions when he did any lady, tho
my brother was no ladies man, and only
went in company to please me.
Ellen Perry was with US a portion Of
every day during Miss Vernon's visit,
and could see that, as she noticed my
brothers growing pleasure in our guest,
il made her uneasy and when, after ex-
ertng her every accomplishment and
fascination, she found that she could not
claim his thoughts or attentions from an
other, 1 saw new phase in her eharac-
ter which 1 had not deemed existed. Il
manifested itself in treating Miss Vernon
coldly aud supereliously, as if she were
beneath her. One night she said to me,
when Oliver and Cornelia Vernon were
looking over a book together at the
table -
Doesn't it seem strange to you that
Miss Vernon never mentions her friends
or relatives, for Of course she has some;
and that she prefers staying here to Wis
itiug them ? Now there must be some
thing wrong, or she would not be here
teaching. She IS so Young and,-do you
know lowering her voice, that I think
she has done something amiss, and they
di,owned her or that she ran away, Or
No, don't believe anything of the
sorty answered warmly. She is good
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tho .or,y lane canning in from a walk
,;i ..5 ,.,a, boa,o ,.;,h Gown II,
/ remember it was beautiful evening,
and / had Just parted with one to whom
! was betrothed. the Young minister
Herman Rutledge.
4 am very happy, Belle he said, for
Cornelia yernon has promised
to become my wife; and her love is all
that Ibave long desired to make my own
life complete.'
Yam so glad, Oiver?' Jsaid as / put
nv arm within his. and we walked 40
the nalh to the house together; and at
tho, ,ronent Jonite FORGOT the disan.
nointment Of nv friend Nellie. "I will
ho 90 oioo, 7 said .wben J am settled a,
,ho rorsonora to have Won married so
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-04

G. An Iowa regiment has a rule that
any man who utters an oath shall read
chapter in the Bible. Several have got
nearly through The Old Testament.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-04

FAIRLY STATED.-Generally the office
y seeker who gets nothing, gets what is good
for him, and exactly what be is good for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21
JOHN T. COOKE.
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER

CORNER PITI AND PRINCE STRFF7I
EgAS constantly Oh hand, Nos !, and
L I Mackerel, in barrels half BARRELS and kit;
Salmon, Potomac Herrlng, Smoked Ha]bu
Smoked Herring, aud Smoked Beet. Also
choice brand Of Sugar Cured Hams, 10, i niIy
use: Shoulders and Breasts, and general a.,
sortment of goods for family supplies Caana
examine. Icc2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21

A trial Of the capacity Of California to grow
cotton will be made this season. Five ten acre
tracts will be planted in various places III "a
cramento valley, and one field OF twenty acres
near Stockton, with different varieties OF seeu.
General Grant has issued an order from MS
headauarters recurring all the bars Oh all boats
in the Government service in his department
to be closed, and no spurious, vlnous Or malt
liquors will be allowed to be sold on the boats
or in the camps. Gard playing and gaming IS
also strictly prohibited.
The dummy engine, as it is called, has for a
long time been we'll settled mechanical fact
AS its name implies, thisengine makesro noise
Its exhausted steam is SO disposed of as to get
rid Of the unpleasant wheese which afHicts the
common kind Of locomotive Neither does 1t
smoke. The noisome and choking fumes
which are dispensed in clouds from the ordl-
nary engine are self consumed in the bosom OF
dummy.
The judgment Of the Military Court, IN the
case of Rev. DR.. Wilmer, is said to be, that he
be confined in prison until the close of the
war
Miss Gertrude Javins, was yesterday sent to
tie Old Capitol prison, In Washington, for sig
mailing to the prisoners in the building.
The Democratic Convention in Connecticut.
passed resolutions in favor Of the cessation OF
hostilities; the doctrine of State sovereignty
and independence is asserted in the first reso-
luton, while the ''heresy Of secession is re-
pudiated in the third. The CONSUMPTION bill
is declared to be subversive of the sovereignty
of the States, and the State authorities are
called upon to 'sternly resist it's operation.
The ''banking system'' adopted by Congress,
is pronounced unconstitutional and dangerous
to the principles on which the Government is
founded. The Emancipation Proclamation is
assailed
The \. Y. Express states that rumors have
reached there that, owing to the result OF some
movement at Port Hudson, Gen Banks had
stopped Gen Weitzel' expedition to the Teche
river and sent portions of his troops to rein
force those at Port Hudson.
Col. Charles Carroll Hicks of the Conteder
ate army, and late detective for the Confederates
in Richmond, was arrested at the St. Nicholas
Hotel, n. 4, yesterday.
Advices from New Orleans to the 18th have
been received. There were reports that con
siderable discomfort was manifested III the
Federal army growing out Of an unwillingness
Of the white soldiers to be placed on a common
footing with negroes. It was also rumored
that the Federal forces had been repulsed at
Port Hudson, but the rumors could not be
- ,L1ocon,oo Gon Waitznl'S ay-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21
ACCOMMODATION EXpRFse
rY,.
BtTH i.::I,

W4tSUZNGTON AND -4LEYdNnp,,
rNHE undersigned begs to Inform the citiz ..'
Monday, January Goth commence runn i'n N
EXPRESS between Alexandria and Wus|Sna"A
ton, for the purpose Of conveying any and =
articles (not contraband) Of freight Orders n al
be left at Rosenthals shoe store SO. s. Ei'
5 treet. Alexandria, OF at Mc6rtgors turni",s
store, No $50 7th street. u ashingto1l. Al! In.
siness entrusted to his care will be promptly =,
tended to. The patronage Of the public is ~.
specially solicited.
an tim " NJ. DODGE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21

1863. The Col commanding is not surprised
nor does he regret that the arrival or a colorcd
REGIMENT SHOULD have created excitement with
III the camp.
Col Currie trusts that every officer and sol
,Iier under bis CONT and has that confidence III
him that lie (Col. Curre) will never consent to
their manhood Or self-respect being violated,
and. while he does regret most sincerely that
the uniform Of the United States has been
rIaced upon negroes, he still feels satisfied that
anita such time as the regiment is brought into
contact by guard duty, drills, or otherwise,
which he knows is not in contemplation, they
will show. as they heretofore have done by their
I;&cinlinc that they are fighting for the dear
,st liberties OF mankind and the sanctlty OF
their flag
Soldiers, the enemy is in our front, let not
civil diecord disturb us. Let US, as by OFF
oatIss and ia duty bound, serve and honor
those in rightful authority over us as long as
our manhood and selt-respect are not lowered
}v contact with an inferior race OF mankind.
BY order Of Col. CURRlE.
Il. J. FOSTER, Adiutant 133d \. I. Y.
Will OF CTIAs. CARROLL, OF MARYLAND.
1.-The will Of Charles Carroll, Of Donghoregan
Manor, Howard CO., grandson Of Charles Car
roll Of Carrollton, has been admitted to probate
IN the Orphans Court of Baltimore. The will
is dated March 18th, 1861, and the deceased
says:
7 have always regarded slavery as great
evil, producing injury and loss in grain grow
inc states. to the whites principally -an evil
Tor which we are not responsible who now hold
slaves, considering that God, in His wisdom,
placed them here or permitted them to be IN
PRODUCED My experience and tull CONVICTIONS
are that as long as we have that class OF labor
among us. they are. as a mass better cared for
and happier than if they were free and provld-
ingior themselves. | therefore give all my slaves
TO all my children, with these positive, 1DJunc-
tons: that none Of them shall be sold except
among themselves, aud except tor those, crimes
for which they would be punished by the laws
If tho State and for gross INSTRUMENTATION. l.
al g direct that they Shall continue to have The
advantages of the religious instruction they
now receive and that their morals and habits
be watched over like those Of children. 1t may
be hereafter found advisable to move them to
the Soutl, to cultivate cotton, where the cll-
mate is more congenial to their health, while
itrernoyes them from the pernlclous influences
Of the 'oW whites who now corrupt them. In
this way thev can be made profitable, and even
tualv fund provided to establish them at some
fntnre dav IN Africa or the " est Indies Its
nv wish that my children shall not transmit
them TO any Of my grand children.
Edward S Tobey 4. a Lawrence, and ).
IL rooh,1c nttC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21
2. s. FLEMING,

MATCHMAKER AND JEW F1.ER.
20. So KING STREET.
V1ATCHES, CLOCKS and JENELRI
w carefully repaired, ard ali work warrant
ed.
Old Gold and Silver purchased at the Highest
rates
CLOCKS put in repair at the shortest notice
ian 23-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21

Edward s. Tobey, 4. A. Lawrence, and ).
y I}eebe have petirioned the Massachusetts,
Legislature to he incorporated as the Amer
can Steamship Company, to run hne OF
steamers between Boston and Europe. The
co,nnany will have a capital Of $2.0oo,O0O
Including the number provided for III the act
Of Congress increasing the Generals Of the {.
S. Army. there will be sixty Major Generals
and two hundred and fifty Brigadicrs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03
CAHALRY FTqRT W CnLPRPER.


On Saturday last three brigadss of Yankee cavalry
crossed the RsppahaunOOk, and dyanced towards
Brandy Station which place they encountered Gen.
HamptOn's brigade of cavalry commanded by Colonel
Baker of Hamp,On's Legion, the senior officer present
severe engagement eDsued, in which the
enemy, by means Of bis superior strength gained
temporary advantage, but finally forced 20 retire
from the 6ed with considerable loss The loss cur
side il is stated viii nos exceed oae hundred killed and
wounded. Every Colonel ia the brigade was sounded
By the enemys shsIpshootcrs.
Co. Baker aHi Col Black, Of the ls SpE;h Caroline
cavalry arrived here Yesterday afternoon. The former
vas seriously wounded in the right arm minnie bail
fraenring The bone just below the shoulder omt Col
Black wa severely wounded ia the palu Of the right
hand by minnie ball
Capt F. W. Branch, commanding the Richmond
Grays, Go, G. l2L Va. Rast) was killed during this
engagement, minnie ball having Fi,rsed lis breast
his remains Wess brought 70 the city, Yesterday after
noon, and received At the depot by detachment from
the City Battalion, Capt Cyrus Bo,s,euA commanding
The funeral will lake place this afternoon from tbe
Monumental Church. Capt. Branch was a zsalous and
gallant soldier and has death will De dsrored By large
circle Of friends in this city aud elsewhere.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF
THR CONFEDERATE STATES.

Again 10 CALI the people Of the Conderacya reOple
wh9 that the Lord rgneth and that his overriding Prov
dence sreth all thng5to unite In and humble subms
His cha tenng hand and TO beseech His favor
seri country.
tits tiss end beal should seek
hearts and condolences the Lessons which thee
teach, nd profit by Eeex for which they prepare
T. not land and sea made us efcondiert
AID getu of reliance Him. Had not tie love Of ucre
eaten Ike gng into the very heart Of the land, conye
many among uto vopPers OF gain and rendering them
unmirdu Of IN h duty their country 10 their eowen, aud
their Godl Who thOn will presume complain at we have
been hsened T. iesr OF lust and the protection
Of our Heavenly FAtner'
Let Us rather receive humble thaDkulnes which
He has taught Il recent deyouy Wedgng
that HIM, and feeble dus tie honor
and the OF victory that from Him. 10 His pGernRl pOv
the anguish and sGengs Of defeG that whc
the In victory deea our humble Euppcaor dus 10 His
foottool.
Now therefore, DAVE President Of thsss confede
States do s5u. this, proclamation setting apart Friday
the 2st day Of August ensuing day OF fasting humiliation
and prayer and do hereby invite the people the Conede
States 70 repair that day. their respective places Of
public worship aud 10 unite suppcson for the favor and
lection Of that GOO Whs has bit conducted safely through
all the dangers that environeDus.
49, In faith reof have hereunto set my hand and the
SEAL Seal OF the Confederate States Richmond TIT tWen
- ~ fth day OF July, In the year u Lord thou
sand eight hundred and tlKty-three.
JEFFERSON DAVE.
By The President:
J. p BSSJANIS,
secretary Of State
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03
ADj'T AND mp GINS OTFIOE,
ar-z,fn4n Iulu VS 1sE4
GUNERAL ORDERS, |

utNhnhb ShDhnA0Ii
occr Engineer Troops, having been selected for
gneer will be respected tuch and tne lies when serving
eated 10 Paragraph " Or No. 90 SERIES
as the duties officers Of engineers serving With armieI Of the
m On the march engineer troops serve pr neets
STRUGGLING and repairing and Bird and removing mped
mentS 10 tie advance Of our forces OF delaying the euemy ~
up roads, destroying bJges and Otherwise 'bstru
mis- communications They VIII also De employ ed In
over by army preparing sketches a1d mapl Of The AID
typographical features laying out camps ana lnrenehL la
ny positions During battle they will be held In reserve r'ed
circumstances demand siher IN tr seea dules O. as
Infantry Under The command Of their officers they may be
poySd he construction OF ov ms FOR BAKING bread snd ons
works requiring ncs s bui not mere police duty Or The
Ike uneis immediately with iheir own oganiE.1n
MOI are they to be employed altogether fsgus service
but Instructed N the duties OF the rginesr soldier, they
Will frequently employed in laying Out works. and aso In aid
ing and directing he a5oEs Of other o P detailed Tor e con-
TLT1ction -, L., ,,,,,
Instructed 6us soldiers by battaons snd
guenls this ,nd all tie companies serving witt an army
Of companies divODs Otherwise will be made by the Com
andng General as will in BIS Judgments best comport with The
ntsrss lie seTce The Ordnance Department will furnish
Ugh ans Tor tzoops but until hey be supplied The In
fsDtry will used. Eureacing tools and other npe
neuiS vii &c istued oy the Engineer -. artment.
The DSuErtmeoi Win AT least two wagons tn
teams Of ouT sch for transportation OF company equip
o,hs, vsS with team Of Two borse Tor carryog ur.
veyag Instrument taonery, MAPS drawing boards ard other
nxtres twelve additional horse with saddles brides and
70 be the officers and nonSommoned officers
making rapid nsops Of country for hauling materials
needed for prompt repair AID construction Of bridges AMI
other works
v When Ct the Corps Engineers engineer troops
are engaged on the the senior oe preSet Is
control IA all 0ues IS relating to the location and construction
deenee and engineering works generally connected with
cDmmanJsE Oc 81: should tbs and plan, Of
junior ocer lOptd the directions Of the commsnder will
not be commune through him TO the senior engineer officer
whether q the - or troops through Of
orders Ohcsrs the Corps Of Engineers will
nAnd Of enslneer oop 10 all they will be unds the
(sISnedj g. COOPER,
iy8O-diW Adiutant and INSPECTOR General,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03
ADJUrANr AND NsPEgroB aENs oyvloE, /
RIch1oaD, July 20, 1858. !
GENERAL ORDERS


The following act regulations Published for the in
formation OF the army: 80
OF the Commissay Departmental
nroy,d tae fifteenth gh hundred and
The Congress OF the Confederate States OF America do
That Tie act entitled Au Act TO provide for an increase Of the
ano oommissAry Departments approved Yebru
sry cen hundred and sixty two, be, and the
hereby amended by striking oct the provso at the end OF the
and Ioserne in lieu the following Provided That
no assistant Quaerniaer, comm esay or as
ant Authorized 10 employ as CLERK any one ia
bic TO militia y service and the commanding oheer o. qase
masters assist or assistant com
Issas may detail the ranks under his command sue
or be necessary for serSce IN he
aid ssssbt quarteImasers, commsaie anu
assistant commssses Provided That Only dl,aoleu sousfs
shN he "a detailed HE be found for such SERVICE
Approved April %, .s6l. -, -. . M
III To carry into the provisions OF the preceding ACT ON
Gers OF The and OGmmsry Depar mens In we
ed viii report to the Commanding GENERAL oil the srmy OF de-
partent the plumber the clerks employed by eGc
and whether they are soldiers oises. If soldiers unless
her disability be shown by certificates OF Medical Examining
Roads thew viii be pr mpy returned 20 their respective com
panes citizens exemption from terce NUT be eEhoed Or
they win reported the proper enrolling ocer Tor consorp
uOn. o...-..-..
tiers and Comsssrs Departments Il Posts through the Ohs
Of their respective Departments, TO tins ONCE
tsig,eal $. COOPER,
ivsl1lw Adjt Inspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03


San AFFAs IN PElEesURG.--Ou Friday afternoon,
to lads named Y alter Qusrlga aud David Grius;ead,
had an encounter 10 Petersburg, which resulted in the
death Of the latter. Au inquest was held the testimony
showing, (sAys tie Express that
Tee two boys met each other abonl l05 O'Clock, on
West street. IN font OF the atteIs residence though On
opposite Iies Of the street! that the deceased hailed
Qnarles aud asked him 'f be did not want 10 Ggbt -
that Qsrles replied "yea and invited him to meet half
Wsy NJ The street that both part advanced towards
eacA other ard When they met blows Passedthe FIRST
one being given by Qusrles that Quares then seized
t1e deceased around The neck and bore him TO the
ground, falling upoa him. and giving him several blows
Oh The bead after the fall that then Gsksd deceased
II he had "had enough, to which 20 answer was re-
TUNED that when he aIoso from the ground, the de
eessed vas found % be IN dying condition, aud did eI
pre- IN two or three mi5utes af eraards
10 accordance With be evidence &c She statements Of
Drs- SIoiih add Hurt the Jury rendered verdict that
tic deceased came 70 ts dea from the effects Of blow
or blows indcted on the head, By Walter Quarles
QuSrlcs was arrested Immediately after the difficulty
BY oticers Williams and Roberts, and placed 10 Jail
THIS sflsr Is rendered much more sad by circum.
Stances connected with the family OF the deceased
HIS isthe[. tonas Grimslead killed at Gettysburg
IN the nj liable charge OF Pickett's division. his
mother has been absent since Tuesday last, visiting
who lies very in at the Chimborazo hospital Rich
mOnd. She vas 70 have returned last nght-unex-
pectedly 70 6nd heS second sOa IN his grave.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
GTATE OF VIRGINIA


~ Eleventh COueetor'se Dsrc composed OF that part Of
gehmond City which lies between SIKH urleenn
street, extended both Ways to the limits OF the Corporsco
Apoihecses, aucneeTs, bakers, bankers bad-Fookeep
bowling alley keepers brokers, butchers, cattle brokers'
exhibitors, commercial brokers' commission meehsl
frconer Dentists dist exhibitors Of
shows keepers, nnkepe Jug lars lawyers photograph
physicians retail de lers aoWmen, surgeons Tavern keep
theatreoWners obaCcous, wholesale dealers other
az there be) who required by the Tax Of
Confederate states register and
redsnee each pc corporation engaged
eed In business named n the fifth section act
With statement the line for which and the plce manner
In which the he eonductd and Of all going
70 aseesin the amount Of such busness for
OF We iruse seeoTdrs 10 The provisions OF the sad act within
TIE dis ret above hereby notified that hry
make The res ry pay the required by IN
y days uu the date Of this Advertisement hey 1. add
lion 10 AL other taxes upon hsr bus1eS imposed the act
double the am un Of the specific tax on said business aud
he sun Tor every thirty Gays Of conaued failure and that
e purpose OF enabling III make such registry and
FAX shan attend daily, Sundays exec ted from O'Clock
n 10 r n as room In the wooden budng the
core er o. Naa ana h streets tAis 81 day August
"a uy Of september 49, inclusive where the taxpayers
ts class who are prudent will present themselves early lest
and the taTdy must pay the penalty
ang--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03

PUr 10 F,IsHr-Tbe stsuuton indicator learns that
Gen Jacssons scouts fell in with few Of the Yankee
force Beverly, and after mpressing them with be-
lief that Imbodsn vas by with BIS whole force,
slowed them TO make tracks for Beverly, where they
80 terrified the garri with the idea Of our Western
Chiefs being close at hand, that they hurried de-
strOyed their stores Of -FOUR bacon sugar, coffee, &C.
and skedaddled.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03
The Dsnrille Monitor Of Friday gives the fol

report OF the Tobacco market OF hist pace:
little doing tobacco owing to the fact hAt
arst hands nearly eEsRusted We have heard Of
transactions yellow leaf suitable foE tcass Wrapper
81 80 This description tobacco IL IN ao'e demand anG
would readily market the above price Common
grades would sell t1 $780, according quality Ard
good article iUA6e for hfstcias Oilers would 'nmsnd higher
price,
During past week, oouSdeabe TRANSACTIONS IL
Manufactured tobacco about COO boxes having changed hsnd
$25 10 -, mostly the latter price The gu MY
ragged from medu good mdlGn The gate amount OF
sales $3.50 0O made principally Southern spScuAtor Oar
adceS the South indicate Upward tendency the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03
z LUMBER
NONTRACT.

CONTRACTS will To- lie 1t the Confederate States Arsenal
Richmond Virginia, oloDg named Lumber OF the dmen
sOns annexed be At the landings Of the James River
and KAnswhs Canal The RsroAd DepotS Richmond.
Proposals for furnishing any portion OF the green
soued will be received til lOh August next
100000 fee, ineh pine plsnk
100000 3x4 scanlng &c, 80 sad 20 feet Iona
$4,000 SIC I6, 20 AMI 20
10000 - 3El2 Joists, &c, 20 and so q
100000 pinch plant,
100000 " Poplar plank Il! inches .hIck,
5000 Walnut plank, f 1n TO inches thick,
5000 Inch thick,
100000 Va. white pi1c, / to inches thick,
5000 sPokes, Given whit. oak SG3H, 80 inches long,
200oGO Shingles,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03

Arnold HAREs-A communication in the New York
Tines states that among the passengers aboard the
British steamer Kama from Wilmington, recently cap
tured by the AIagO vas Arnold Harris who, after tbe
frat Battle al Bull Run volunteered to 70 into the rebel
lines with one NcGraw prOessedy toreeOYsr the body
Of Col. Cameron.