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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07
notice of Application for License.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ! WILL APPLY
~ to the Board Of Commissioners of Marion county, In
diana, a their next speci. i term, for a license to selliniox-
icating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time,
with the privilege of allowing the same 10 be
drank on my premises) for one year Ny place of bust
ness and the premises whereon said liquors are to be
drank are located at No. IL East Washington street, in
indianapolis, in Center township, in Marion county, Indi-
ana. CONRAD LEHRRlTTEE.
~aug24w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07
FOR SALE.


FTyHE FOLLOWING LOTS OR TRACTS OF WABASH
and Erie Canal Lands, having become forfeited to
the non-payment Of interest and principal. will be offered
for sale, unless previously redeemed, on Monday, the
5th day Of October, 1888, at the Land Office in Tere
General Assembly of The State of Indiana. approved De-
cember 26. 1876, entitled "An act 10 amend an act en-
titled AN act for the relief of the purchasers of canal
lands, approved January 19. 1857"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

~ Summer life on board the iron clads are
more than tropical. In those unveniilated huiks
the temperature for days has marked ll2 deg.
Fahrenheit
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07
LICENSE.
Notice OF Application for License.

AT0TICElS HEREBY GIVEN THAT | WILL APPLY
IN to the Board of Commissioners of Marion county,
Indiana, at their next term, 1853, for a license to sell in
toxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a
time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be
drank on my premiSes,) for one year. Ny place of
business and the premise, whereon said liquors are to be
dr. nix, are located on Lots No. ! and 2 in square 3, east
adiit on TO .he town of Cumberland, Warren Township.
Marion County, Indiana.
a~ug3l-ltw ANDREW X. FA2RALL =
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07
CanSulf5nU.

Quantrell. the leader of the Lawrence massa-
ere. was in Springfield. ILL.,, on the 18th day of
last June. at the great copperhead convention,
and was 10 close consultations with several of the
leading men. The resolutions were submitted to
him; and one Of them intimating resistance to the
''unconstitutional proceedings of the Lincoln
tyranny" met his special approval.-[Indianapolis
Iournal
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

These are simply specimen eggs. Thousands
more like them were laid in the same nest and
by the same sort of people. 1t was these eggs
which Charleston Matched. When she did so,
she did q gigs mic crime. but It was Ii iputian by
the side Of the crime Of the men and the party
who laid the eggs.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CITY.(
August S.lS63.

SR: Your letter Of the Sd inst, calling the at
tention of this department to the cases Of Grin ii
Brown. VIM. II johnson and N. Wilson, three
colored men captared on the eunboat Isaac
Smith, has received consideration This depart
ment has directed that three rebel prisoners of
South Carolina, If there be any such in our pos
session, and If not, three Others. be confined in
close custody and held rs hostages for Brown,
johnson and Wilson, and that the fact be com
municated to the authorities at Richmond.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
"a SECRETARY of War.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

Similar statement to the foregoing were maze
by the State Journal of Springfield. Illinois. and
the Chicago Tribune. The Springfield Register
in noticing these infa nous ISLANDERS, remarks:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

Whenever a portion Of this Union, large enough TO
form an independent, self snbsistng nation. shall see fit
10 say authenficaly TO the residue. we want to get away
from you,' ws. shall say- and we trust s-lf-respect, IL
not regard for the principle Of self-goverument, will
III
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
THE GREAT
AMEREAN TA c1AKpANY.

No. 81 Te'g Street, NEE 7OhR,
Since it's organization, has created a -,
era in The history Of
|: W1Olesaling Teas in this Country.
They have introduced their selsc,ion, u
Teas, and ire selling ut no, over
1Uo Cent? q Osnh) per pound above cost
never dsviating from the one price a.k.d
Another peculIarity Of the COMPANY il thSt
Their lea faster not only dsvoses Tia time
70 the selee' ion Ofthsir1 Teas a. % suaiity, =.
lue, aud particular styls1 for partieuls, IL.
cal''ies OF country, bat lie helps the bvyer
to choose out OF their onormoas staek sreb
Teas as are best adapted 10 hiE part,sulsr
wants, and not only this, bat points out "
him the hest bargains. -,
1t Is easy to zee the i~noalcul.ble adv.,.
tage a Tea buyer has il tLiI e~Stablshnont
over al others.
1t he is no judge Of Tea, or the narks,. II
ms time 10 valuable, he has oil The benefits
OF we'll organized system of doiny b.,i.
ness OF an immense capital, of the INDIGNANT
OF q professional Tea Easter, and The fnevl.
edge I superior salesrnen.
lAis enables all Tea huJeiS-pe u.tt.r II
tney are thousands of miles from this mar
TO rcnte on ms pood terms here as
the New York merchantsl
rArlies can oIdvr leas and will he served
oy US we'll Ss though they came taOnselyss.
's'ng sure to get original packages, true
'e'thu and tareu, and the Teas are war.
T'nled az reprtS' nted. - D.
We issue a price list Of the CompAIy'4
ms, VIII oh viii be sent to all who order il
uprising
TYSON, YOUNG VYsON, mi ERI IL,
GUNPOWi Err, IWAAKAY
AND ShIN. zee.
OL0NG, SOUCHUNG, ORANGE AND
HYSUN PEKOL.
JArAE TIA of tvs.y description, eOlOrrl
nd uncrlOied.
This list mas each kind 4 Tea divided int
r Classes, namely: Cargo, High Cargo
ne, J nest, that every ne MAY under
nd ircn description and the prices ("
Ied that the Com any n astsrmIh,d {
/ i'isslI the whole Tea trade. ,l fi
We guarantee to VII our ], az are uotoyrr
NO ENTS per pound bo,e cost, below
i: this to z Mira tive to he many VII
a." heretofore been paving en- rnou.
lcsS.
iREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Importers and J"bbsr'.
No. 81 Vesey Street,
opt. n, lseS-3m NEW YORK
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED coYtNtD
WITH SORES AND BolLS.

cetvAsrA, Hamilton o., ", Jas. -, ~.
M. 4. l.. 8ceVILL.
Dear Sir This 10 IA certify that ny wife,
children, mother, and myself, about two year
sad A half age, were scrsly afflicted. Ny
vie, children, and mother, were hut taken
with Q drordful itching on the skin over the
whole bo'|v ; and ! was covered with running
beils. I! omployed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
aad found that, instesI q yettim1 bHtcr, ~
SrvsC sosrse sad vorss: SnS finally W eA2drss
v1s covered vih '~nins sor's sser Ae sAsk
be[y. Ny broths. and got eight sst-
ass Of ysur BLOOD b. .na strange b
VII, before ws had one ha,. as"d, VI
vRSE ALL WILL. l had spent ersi one hun
%Esd dollars bsfnre l got yoar HS4isias.
Yeuss, wi,h respeet,
HAMILTON MADAN0L
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
LTyxR COMPLAINT CUARD.

2a3 tftl ,iHyIAHAroLfs, 0csbSr Il, lSee.
hxnaRs. A. l.. ecovrLL 1 C.
Ssrts. ~ am hardly able y -
press ny Trstituds Ser ths ksnsAt whish my
aaughtsr has derived frsn ths Ne II Dr..
Kstt's Liver Pills. Sh ks1 bees trssblsd
sith what the physician called Live Gen
plaint; bat ear doctor. failed V give, her any
pernansAt rslisf, Althsugh shstrisA hA pre-
s,riptisns sEectaaily. r she HAD vaccine =
aActoly, SAhApPy, sAd her constitutes was
nsAh br6kOs leWA ~ The 49, Of nsrsSTy'
sac tried pr. KsIt's Liver Pills, aaa seA
LeEsn - get Asttsr. / An hspPy 70 ray tAa'
he has new entirely recovered her hsAloa.
Rsspssttully ysurs,
IAMEa OOIA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
OosTTYHHRss CURKD.

URSAEA. 0HIo, Sspte~t~ -, 1854
Nnasns. A. L. SsovILL ! Co.
0sats. ~ have bssa HSabsA WA
Q tsrpid sctisa Of the bowels fer six o. Ssssa
YEAR, vhisA has bees NE sau.s u . graf
deal u nasring - ne, and | had 10 deprive
nysslf d many kinds Of feed, sad assa RssA
sstneal, eta until l get DR.. RStt's Lvst
Pills, and Ald that tksy keep ny kevds
.rsgslsr, anA I new eat anything thai ny
Nnily doss. neat confidently rsson nssd
Ass Pills b thcss whs are trsuksd WITH
sS~Astipetisn sftAs bewslss isaJ.Ltl
flly years, J0HN YLRMIEs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
E 81 81
smpaund Extract u Sasapaiilla

atas nSst efSetuAi TTs4Sdy wkiSh The nyaisAl
skill 81. ssr tiaea sAa devisa fer his ewry-
rhsys Prsvaiing sAd hAl. nalady. II iseer-
, sAsA fsm NE NEST active rsmsdiAls that hsys
bsss IisesysrSd fer Ne sxpIfTatsn II this fsHl
dissrasr hsn tie blosA. aad lie ressus sfdhs
systsa fsn il obstructive SsAssausaSss.
HSAss Il should " eselsyd for The core a
net oAiy asref.la. sut alse ihss sthW GGeeE
dsss vhish Arts ksn il. surhH a. RHvSrIHn
aad SKIS DnuisRs, Sr. AEraeHY'a Ftnu
RssG, or K~aYHfHL1s, PIHPLus, PuarvLnI
BLsrsazs. BLAME and Bsua, TSNsRs. TsrrEn
Lzd SALT Rngpx. SsALp. NnAp, k,Hsvsnx.
RHHVhArlsN, SrrutLIrIs aad AHR1VKiAh Aih-
Ass., IJEsrSY, DrsrAPsIA, DHnILirT. Aas
Indeed, AA CsaPLktHTs AEIsIns ynsn ViTfA-
rxD SR IxPvHE BhovD, The popular hslst
IN "i~.p1Iiy sfiGs kIs~4" \ hasded n ruth,
fer s~Shala saaAxsasTsiish Of he bleed. slhs
particular pNrpsss and virtns Of this SaraaPa'
rilla u V purify AAa roEquate thiA vital 1uia,
without which sound haalA y hRsaiAS N
SoaNminAts1 e~sasttnisaS. ytsr
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS C0Lic..Eg

e. gs TAuroO, Darks Co., o., Nsy. n, 1877
NssHs. A. l.. scovtlL acc, BEee
Gea,i..,-i am induced By : saHss otjrstIss
Z 10 tate 70 you that I had Q ease in ny family
Of erfre~e siekness. Ny pife va; s~sSerel.~ al
tGetfI eiM BnfoSs CoLic. We lad TIE atts-&
sree sfs good physie:a., Bst eoaid %. no rsli4G.
We adm finiitered DE-. RlgEEs rlfN PANA-
CEk. Aud il produced the L~sed sbsn. siaso
that we have hsd cceasRn 10 use u for FVa
IN ne l'.ast, aid for Frer anf Agse. aAd u
aitsaY, cursI. I csNSidor II otis of the h~s,
Medieiass. rsrtas, EILLIAAqWlLcis.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29

Mnnns. A. L, seoygI / Co..
GSats. .-Thit 10 V certify Mat ! have
assl nr. Mstt's Liver Pills In bilisHs attacks,
nd found them - - NE Sss, Pills ths. !
svsr used for that purpose; aud lave ss.
Eoand bet litals use for 1 HhysiSiaa aHss J
hAA thsm IN ny hsaily. wv
TSaEs, tTuly asa RRIICM.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
AYERS
Ague Cure,
81 Esa rns sak.sr ssRn OF

HN y
Iatsr,.ittspt Fever. 81. Fever aaa AnNe,
Aaas, Periodical Headache or ButOua
NFadhshs, and inNieus Fsvsrs, indeed
fer the whSls class or diseases originate.
tns IL htiIary Asra cement, eeassd ~
ths kaiaria 81 MiasaaatLs CSuAtriss.
We are suaHsl- hove y oIr EAs ssunASityA
remedy utish, While ID sxrsa The shove ssaplLRe
With s~srt&iaty. v AN Ysrtsstly Asrulsas = eay
asAaaty. oGsS q reasayb invalSabls In Gasists
WhNs ethsss sMlsSEK &Sarasrs prevail. This
"cTpa" sfpis he AiMnahs peSsa Of fTvAG
ArD skea thsys,su, Rna prsveah he d.
yslopnsatef he AasASa. u tAka On Ne Ank ae
YSsasS Il IL pTsAsnissry synPssAs. Ithn eRiy
NE beat rsasay svar Jet AnesvaeA ~ III dAss
u ssRYlaiAn. Eat rlss The cheapest. The large
Sula6ty We sSPply ~ a dsl.Gr bdASait wtAln de
Tslsh u Svsy bsay FAD y btisuIG Districts, whs.e
EAvAR y AsuE prevails, every haay Should
hAva Il and ass il fIsay hsth Ter care AA2 RFstss-
Ias. great sNIStsrity Of iAis rSns1y eVG aay
sth~ Sysr asssvsyeA fss he sPseay aha certain
care Of IHtsraitSs~ts 10 that 1t OOatAins ne Cuisine
Or niaaal. ssns.gssatlyi 1t produces ne qaiat. Or
shR iejsdsus skssts whatsvsr upea hs ssashts-
hsA. TbSss urSA ~ il are lsh - keaitby - Il
ihsy had Asyr hAa the aSeasa y
FsvSr and ,lSSs is net alsss he espse9sssss u
the n'asAatis paissn. A great variety Of diser-
dsrs ahss kea ia irritation, AaspE Whish are
Nrxsfis, HSsra,Stifm, dsss, HsesAshs, Bks<i-
ssi, TsstA4sks. EArsshs. CetrrA, AsiAwsePst
Ms<sr, FsintA 4fshszS ~ tArhra, Hy'Ea.
Hs PAta IN 10 Bsvsk, Esks, PsrskHs and sDel
vsr1sA.-s ~ tts SfsSssaa, all Of which, whsa
sriE,Assat il thi. eaSss. est en- the irdNIAiksaI
hss, = sssans paisaiel. This 'fCvhn" sxpsh
he psasn ksa the sliced, SD ssssssssAty saraa
hsss all alike. Il Ia IN inySsabls prstsstsn to
iMaiuSats ard psssxs trfvsilisg or keapsrahly
rssAilkis ths pIiArissa disaist,. KtakA seeir
Esaslly u daily vkils NpsssA - he hfeehsn.
Aat viii. bs sITsisA fAn iss systsn, sad S4nyus
AssanvlAss is sukisst sNaatty v ripsa htsgdis-
0ass., HsasA It h sEsN mere yaluasls fsr prAtss.
Zen ,hAa sure, al NV viii eve suAtr hsn lhtes-
niitsasi " sh.7 avail thcAsSvN 4 he Pfstsetsa
tAis remedy ssscas. s1 viss 81 49,
1ssesysAt u d. ]. 6 AIEz = o.. rsEsA. Haas.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
pYsPEpsrA, or INrIoEsrIoH.

ThiSa gsperaL!y attShdcd with sOur stsnArh,
loss 81 2SrfstiJa, nausea, h%atHShcy. heart
barn, .oosiivsnsss, heat N the stomach vheG
empty,a psih in she side, p~alsns.s Of u.
oorntsnancs, iAnguor, low spirits, dissuybsd
slssP, Pain' in tAs hsaaeAs "a :.
s~rstxsSIELR 0Es, Jvtl, 1919.
Nusse, A. i. hewitt = Co.
Gsnt..s-I hsts found Dr.. Hsn,S
Liver Pills eas Of he best medicines 10
tDYspspsia that I svsr uSSa. hnd beer
AFFLICTED with the diSsass fer more thsa sil
Honths,A sld yhyA ~vicIuals diSturGsA my
stomach, onsn 70 sach q degree ~ 10 dauss
vomiting ~ was most of ihs time esstivs
4 found that the Pills kept ny bowels 0peA,
without gripping W. pain. have actually
eaiBsd in weight, since using thsm being
Tan pounds hAsyier than shsE | eoiAhsAS-
ievs ny snrs solely NSSsuf .tAs Pills.
a S9 R.tF "A sGEOkG8 DANA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
A NEW MAR
KEl In EATON
~rrrMltA0Nk-& MEYER,

4, TFTW1E1YW MEyEB,
tHToULD NOTIFY THE BEEF EAT.
|q4&!!te. a'ts 1T tSSstE5sfiiTso' '' vicinity
AATHHAIAAU AHD II
ESa4ARN gE irJbl bG North
tsf tas Eagl6 Hotel, where they purPose
- have on tantty un hand No fBee aHd
NE finest Mutton sAd best Pork that the
Ssantsy !oSa afford. Fhsy are d~ststniRed
y nsSt the paane on good Lsrns for tie
"Rsady Jshn, ss1 eek : lbsrsl shes. Of
PahsNs9& 70" a'1- -A~a@
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29


81 ecasdtut1nh dlsen1A q o~orruptiSa Il tAe
blood. b. whieh MS luAd becezlas viia,pA.
veal. md pppft qfeinS h tho cirsalnuon, X
RsrvAdfA - uhdld hpdY, and may burnt out
A'disase on any parrof No 6rHen \ Aes
|frem IL attacks. nsr n hiaN oRa whAth L nag
rot destroy. The ssFofaiyaAlAipt n NHribaly
caased BY niercuEih dLeass, Tow hYng. dis.
srdet4as bE tnhgalne EseL,Mepnrp BAR. iklh
sad hltAy hAklsA " hsPrgSaas vtpaA, slla.
R5eve all, ~ tho vcser.al hlEsetioA3 Whnt-
! cref be ~ erisiA, y hslSrealtAfys N Ne con-
Sdtntien. deseealhiR = Lem pattnhIt y children
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
"A SUPPOSED CANCER CURED

MrssEs.A..L scoviE. Cc.A6ep -Mr,
isha Bradley. ef Bath Co, Ky. hsd on his
Hnda TsRy stp swxLtfNe, whlch'kc thought
= scrEA1.a hu~ingybeeu there FOR ayesr. He
,,:e mad on his cheek boas, what be supposed
70 bSscANCER, md could obtain NO relief
until he used d.. BkKER's. PAS PLHAoRA,
which cUEEp him Of that aiseGse, and alPs the
swelling on His haHd. This medicine 10
thought - nuchg Of thatpvHRr FAMILY in Gun
noiGhborhood, keep Il eonstaaty on hand. In,
fact, il il the best Npedieins for As diseases 4 4
.rcsmweadtd for, that We can gst
r. A. CALDWELL.
Z KWxDaMs, oetShts3tth, lOts.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
r 7 SCRATCHES CukIS.
Dr. Bakers PAIN Panacea Valuable.
iGl for Hofsea n n a FOR Nan.

-
/, sMEssRs. AZ L. ecsvtt 4 co.-0srGs.=
During thu last winter, m6stl8I4athe korses In
ear vicinity were subject to SqRATcHEp. Hav.
ing had on hand only tNofcf tkhss dozen
bottles Of Or. Bakers Pain Penscea, in . few
days sold the entire lot, andcohld have sold
much more, If had had them, 10 my4eigh-
bors for that purpose. II Ho chH sAs ~
VAILRD 70 cyRl. II ia also i~niispepssble in
eur neikhhorhood - . family nseieine, for
the various diseaSa Tor which II 10 recon-
nepded aad / vii iay that hays 'sld il
kr TEARs, wkhnESftNA sIYytn6 ueft not NAB
a sIHsLE BsgtLE R~Efu6ntD4at4 ttsshE RssT
nsDIciHu Hol fHH EpnaheRp pMFAepP RHoon.
snHDsD, EHAs SAys Nra soLRe6vv
a-4srss,.4s. sp4E.scS.. ~ 81. j. isia
Fsr salst ~ ths PFoPrietsrs,
.sani "a LiaC0VIkL 4 CO.,
Ne. - WSSt Bishtb 0Nss% Cincinnati.
Alno iaiuAw hooW -
AN s9gt 7 a.! IA a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-29
I !

- P~sAT1vnis. vlHtsS Usy0y AuS. 8, 1854
. n, a Bhsss.a aa ~ sNRoa No
aUsl"pN,spAss, ,hia@ ia saEN
aopssr .Sv' :--l hAys thssday lsA ihs !a:i
bsttle N DE, Bah ERiSg PAIN PATACEA.
dLthouit haysiwritisn 10 you sooner, but uat
expecting to AtIl the god supply had %
hand. During the last week, however, ny
,ales hare been four times, a. large 90 any
weeksines ThEya had your . rzfuabls aedt-
cine saaS ttks deRtstds a. sdie Ssiag. I
have never hold MNatiSe aths tdhainsd ~
tfgha rspstSsicnS The Eli tsp Cholsrs
cfsnS colic, md Fiax, have ~ NY pray.
aisni j, this vicinity The past ssason, asd
, Me Pain Panacsa has. not failed h cure il
svety instance whore II has bssn tried, % far
u T have heard. Plttss ssha ne a large
apply q sscn ~ possible. @rS
Very respectfully, yours,
II. ". SToDDARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-22
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR,
nFFTCE-No. 104 King street, over
9 ota;. ~ formerly French>s ) Book Store
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA,

The reportg concerning the movements OF
-. ron}o1eratc army in Virginia are so con
Trajectory that ii is evident that nothing IS
nost;ve)y ( known Of its whereabouts. In the
d.oatcbes published on Monday ii was said
that the main body Of the army had passed
through he gaps in the Blue Ridge, and was
IN Cnpcpcr county. Yesterday, that report
was contradicted by another stating that Gen.
Lee was moving down the Shenandoah Valley
q norton of his army having reached Staun
ion. Then we have it announced, Oh the au-
thority Of Philadelphia sensational journal,
that the mass OF the Southern army IS yet
near the Potomac, occupying the country be-
tween Martinsburg and the Shenandoah river.
A few days will probably give us some reliable
information.
Last nights " Washington Republican says:
"Some officers arrived in town last night, from
the army, having come by way Of Leesburg
and Drainsville They intended TO stay at
Lcesburg last night, having ridden twenty
miles TO reach that point. They ascertained,
however, that Moseby's cavalry were in the
town, and thought it prudent to leave as soon
IS possible At DrainesviIle, too, they found
Noseby's scouting parties, and eyaded them
by strategy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-22

4 lucky youth is George [. King Of The
Greeks, formerly Prince William Of Denmark,
and brother of the Princess OF Wales. lie
was utterly unknown TO the great powers Gill
he came to London to hi, sister wedding =
palmerston saw and marked him well. lie
had long straight hair OF hcmpen hue long
nose and sober countel.ance--E}ralns enough
for q king-and, moreover: was OF suitable
age to marry one of the younger Of queen
Victoria 5 DAUGHTERS. This settled the matter
and the young man was made King OF Greece.
IN 1864 be will marry the Princess Beatrlcc
of England.
There is belief still prevalent among The
peonle Of England, and we have known some
to import the belief with them to this country,
that if it rains on St Swithin's day, II will
rain for forty successive days, wednesday, last
was St. Swithin's day.
In many of the churches Of New York on
Sunday, the dreadful events of the past week
were made the theme Of pulpit discourse.
Of the one thousand eight hundred and fifty
men comprising the 'lron Brigade, who
went into the fight at Gettysburg, seven hun
dred and twenty eight were killed or wounded,
and four hundred more were unaccounted tor
on the following day,
Thomas D. Gather. Of Montgomery county,
Nd, has been liberated from confinement.
Charges against him Of having given food and
shelter to Confederate raiders have proved
groundless. Washington Bowie and Wash
ington Chichester, who were arrested and
confined in the Old Capitol prison, upon
charge Of furnishing aid to Stuarts cavalry on
its passage though Montgomery county, Md,
have also been honorably discharged.
Mr.. D. D. Foley, lawyer Of Washington
whose imprisonment upon q charge OF dlsloy
atty, we mentioned some days ago, has been re-
leased
Nlessrs. Mcclure & Co., sold yesterday, in
Washington, at auction, Corporation OF
Georgetown stock at 1929. Corporation Of
Washington was offered but Withdrawn.
John Free, an enrolling officer, in Washing
ton. was arrested yesterday by Captain John
son. on the charge Of proposing to various
parties in the first ward, not TO enroll them, for
8 consideration.
During the riot in Troy, Morrissey, the
prize fighter, actually took part against the ri
oters The mob attacked the Troy House
and demanded that the negro walters should
be given up to them; but says reporter, they
were informed by Morrissey that the negroes
had all left, but himself, and he was at their
service if they desired" This Hibernicism
closed the parley.
Under the new postage law all correspon>
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-22

FROM JACKSON, MISS.
Telesrans from Jackson, Miss, to TIE
Southern papers report the continued BON
bardment of the city on Wednesday last, thc
10Th inst. A whole block Of buildings were
DESTROYED BY the Federal fire on that day
On Thursday all was quiet, and il was sup
posed that Gen. Sherman was engaged III
movement designed to flank the Confederate
nosition. Federal adyices by the way Of
Vicksbure are received The attack on tho
(,oniederates on the 18th, was ordered by
brigadicr general, and was premature. lh>
Federal forces were repulsed with loss ot
three hundred killed and wounded. t'on.
Johnston Is supposed 70 have thirty thousand
men at Jackson.
On THURSDAY afternoon the sloop SkIiodno-
an. arrived from Bergen, Norway, which port
she left on the 18th Of April, arriving III Que
bee on the 18th OF July and reaching Chlca-
% On the afternoon Of the 10th Of July, occn-
pying ninety four days She had a very rough
and stormy voyage, but made good sailing time
nnder the circumstances This sloop is the
smallest vessel that ever crossed the Atlantic
being 6fty-fve tons burthen. while that III
which Columbus visited this continent was up
wards Of sixty tons The Skijoldmoen Is
about sixty feet long; length Of keel; As feet
Fanny Kemble says, III her recently pub
lishcd Journal, I have always thought that
the death I should prefer would be to break
nv neck off the back Of horse at full gal
lop on fine day.
Gen. Fitzhugh Leeis not prisoner, and is
not the officer held at Fortress Monroe as 3
hostage for Capt. Sawyer. The prisoner so
held is Gen ". L. Lee, captured some weeks
ago on the Peninsula.
Smith the razor"strop man, now III the One
Hundred and Fortieth New York regiment,
was badly wounded in the leg al Gettysburg.
But he has Just one more lett :
In consequence Of prize having been offer
ed IN France for the invention OF substitute
for albumen prepared from hens eggs an al
h,1nen equal in quality and much cheaper has
bean discovered, which is made from tish-roe
Il is stated that the loss Of Messrs. Brooks
Brothers, in ready-made clothing, cloths, &c,
at the sacking of their store in New York,
vas between $4,000 and 100000. The
fourth ward police have since recovered about
s6 900 worth of goods stolen from the above
named firm, and have fair prospect Of secur~
ing many more
The resignation of General Wadsworth has
been formally rendered, but the Governments
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