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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

The Rutland Herald contains the following
private dispatch from the 18th regiment, which
settles all question as to that regiments hav-
participated in the battles Of Gettysburg:
sso.g wAsHINoroN, July 6,--4.40 M,
10 y. r. French fsa.s.
We arc on our way home all tight.
.". Maj L, q KINslsy
In a list Of casualties in the cavalry fight At
Hanover. Penn, une 3olh, we 6nd only one
Vefmonter: Thomas McGuife, Co. NJ, lst
Vermont cavalry. Woundnd IN thigh u
n. sfasF .-.+s f--r----s-. .f... ...
aRfcbUrrrNG "a The. Bennington Banners
cores poRdenee says that 'Colopels Randall
and veazy contemplate recruiting Cavalry
Regiment when their time out. ,,s., 81
IaSy Tho glorious Fourth = in Montpelier
WAS oshered in blythe 6r1g Of cannon, ring
ing Of bells and other patriotic demoustra-
tons. at daybroah aa.. ,ie -.
The news Of the fall Of vicRsburg, in con
neciiou With Meade. great victories. filled
patriotic hearts with great JOY. In Monspe-
lier, this feeling was demonstrated By the
ringing Of bells and firing Of cannon for hours,
and bonfire in the evening.
Eu. OrrrcE A. A. p. N. GEN. s,.
MONTPELIER. W., July 4th, 1868
The fnlowing order is published for the infor1
nation Of all concerned. g n..H
,it DO H.ua N 4. CT PITCHER,
in" Brig Gen. "A p. NJ. Gen.
Circular No. "a. ".ea L.
j tits hereby announced that the AMOUNT to be
paid in accordance with secti0f 70 Of tine Enroll
ment act, by any person who may be drafted, in
order TO securc exemption from service, has been
fixed by the Secretary Of War AZ three hundred
30Hqfs
III. The CpiamissoHer Of Internal RebNue in
each Congressional District has been authorizedby
the Secretar, Of War, and directed by the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury to receive from drafted per-
sons, who desire TO pay it for the purpose Of ex-
emption, the money above specified On receipt
OF this sum the Collector Of Internal Revenue
shall give the drafted person paying II duplicate
receipts One copy of these receipts shall be de-
livered to the Roard Of Enrolment or before
the day the drafted person is required to report
for duty; and when 50 delivered to the Board the
drafted person shall be furnished BY the Board
with certificate Of exemption, CForm 81 Regula-
| tons Of Provost Marshal Generals Bureau,) sta
ting that the person is discharged from further
liability under the draft by reason OF having paid
the sum Of three hundred dollars. o -.-.0-
etioN hre JAMES b. FRY,
Pr0roa Marshal General
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10
GREAT TOILET TRIUMPH.

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No lead no lime, nitrate OF silver acts inslsnts
neously never fails produces all the shades Of black
and brown Parties who were dissatisfied with other
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DressoIs.
Price. SI5O, aud 50 per box, according 70 size 5S6l
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Is invaluable with his Dye as Il iihpaTs the Utmost soft
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Price so cents 81 and o. per bottle, according to size
2 3Oly ..A"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10
ID ELIEFIN TEN MIN UTEs.

II
~ aa BRYANs ai,o i
u u L Nc NIC w F ERS
The Original cdicne Established in 1887 and
tele Of the kind ever INTRODUCED under abs IL
"PuLMosle WAFsRs, in this or any other country
uine can be known by the name BRYAN being stamp q
ed on each WAFER.
BRSAN's PuLMoN1o wAPHRs I.....
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, HoArseness.
BnYANt pULSoSIo wAFBRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing.
t'H BRsASs PuLMoSTc wAPrHs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood Pains in the Chest
BRYAN's PULMoSIo wAFBRs Dol
Relieve incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRyAS's PUINoSIc wAFEBs I...
Relieve Irritation Of the Uyula and Tonsis
B0YAS's PuLNoEIc WAFKRs ..5
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BBYAN's TuLMoNIc wApERs
Are Blessing % an Classes and Constitutions. "
BRYAx's Pu1uoSrc WARNS tman Ha
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a1,1 BRYAN's PuINoNIo wAFsRs as,I isd
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BRYtS's PubnoNIc WAFBRs nus Isu.
Not only reHsve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
BRYAE'a PuLMoNIo WAFERs 80 b. III
Are warranted 70 give satisfaction to every one.
.4 No family should be without box Of iiN'
t4r BayAR's PuLnoEto wAPERs rI9t tos
..| r. .a Ur in the house .'uren IT,. re-
.r No traveller should be withoutlA supplyiof IA
.a BRYANs PuLNoNIo wAFBRs sr go
IN his pocket .4
No person will ever object TO give for
BRYAN's puLMosic WkPRHs Hit ft
lr..fr. Twenty five Cents. .araulL .. +
JOB MOSES, Sole Propretori p CortAndt ST., N. Y,
Sold by all Druggists aa7 aa lo yl,S2is
81 ERMONT1 CENTRAL AND SULLI-
4 as 50 VAN RAILROADS. 30 ta ies
.r SUMNER lARRANGEMRNT,sf f.l
an ,. CowmsHeins June 20, 1868 ,rib... "a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10
MONTPELIER PRICE CURRENT.


y
CAMBRIDGE MARKET-Iuly
Whole number VI Cattle at market 2S3 about 25l
eeves and 35 torres, consisting OF Working Oxen
Mich Cows, aud one. two and three year old
Prices 81 Market Beef-Extrs, So. 80 81 10. First
quality. $3.50, 600 Second quality, 500 7,25 Third
quality, 81 rs, .s..n ...-. .... a
Cows and Cayes.-S30 S37 500
Yearings.-S0,Q0 90; years old, 500, 90 co.,
90 ,hree years old, 500 90 90. "A. .
sheep and lAmbs-l35J at market; prices in lots $500
a ? 81 each extra, $500 - 90. 5000 ...r
Spring Lambs-3,50, 4,25
Hides. SaSI % pr l6 rallow, a s IA pr ID
veAl Calves, &c &c per ID Calfshns, " al4c pr lb
Pelts, $50 IS each.
Remarks,-There was not a large supply OF stock at
market but sufficient for the demaad oaaiy poor. and
but few extra Prise lower than at ule opening q the
rket last week but about the same at the close There
were eight cattle sold four for 1925, and four 80
per bat the ruling prices for the best from rs 90
to s. Is per cWt small cattle 80 cents lower.
But few old sheep and they sold low there is not
much eah for them.i Spring lambs, good supply and
sales Quick At an average Of cts per head
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

600 @. TRAfss edISe souvB AND RAsTs 20
leave Montpelier at 300 AN. IL 80 An and 1898 Pm.
MAufRAIH les,ss Rouse sFoint $50 A. ~. Hnrnk-
On 7l6 AN, connecting u White River Junction and
Bellows Falls with trains from Boston, Worcester &c.
and With Vermont valley g. Il. for Springfield, and
Chicago EXPRRss TRAIN leaves Ogdensburg u3-3D
A H. Montreal X 600 AN Rouse's Point Il Bl5 A. NJ
for boston, Troy and New York " .Olul D.
HIgBT ExrKBss TRAIE Leaves ogdenAburg At w. 10 ~
~ Montreal al 3.45 r. NJ, Rouse's Point at60e NJ.
arriving a. Boston atB40 A. NJ connecting at Bellows
Falls With Cheshire IL. r. for boston aud Worcester
and With Vermopt Valley y, X for spnnstqd and
New Haven aud arriving In New YORK al t2JPM
TRA1Ns oofNs NoRrH AND wssr
Leave NJ sntpeher At24s An, $40 An, 225f NJ. and
Chicago EXPRESS TRAGs leaves Boston'at 6 90 A. VI
Whhe itiver 5unetidn 1910 N. Burlington at $40
N, fur sden sbafsh Cheaso and the West making
MAIL TRAIs leaves Boston AZ 80 A. w., va Loweil,
Lawrenoe.of Fhohbura Leaves Springfield N1s60A- NJ.
Belows Falls At 1920 ? ~, for 81 JohnsbuTy with
Litteton and Burlington Ne arriving IN Montreal at
1919 p N, and Qsd.greurg - 1884, n sfd .sbcL
NJ, and Burlington at9b0 Avn for houseS Point and
Montreal hnatfs HQ.Hrn.f r H.rfI 10. NO.
NlaHr EEPREss TRArN caves below, f1vs M1lp
? ~ receiving pasgengers rom vermont NAIirl ~, ~,
leaving New York at 90 and from Cneshre X n !,
leaving boston at 90 Pn connecting AZ hte hnrT
junction with raiu leaving Boston AZ b5O y. NJ va
tiaweh at500P yiaIawfeuoe. Leaves White RIVER June
ton stitb4S f,n gunyingat Burlington ~ ~ Al ~
OadensbuTeh Az 1913 p Y Both tha Man Trains
aud III = dhy Express 1lfansecnnoct at " ute River
Junction with Ps.s,pppsis Rpad foE and Nom bpaipn
and the White Mountain I'd .I i. ... t..J
slept, cara are Attached Ia both the night express
uAina sahning hstween Rousos Point sud boston,
Through Jckets for Chicago and he West ioT SAFE AZ
the principal stations ,.n,,,,., o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10
$3.50 Is hS1@saue-o N. AacHA sss Register d.

CHARLES N. BtGBEE'S ESTATE.
ofable Probate Court for the Dstriet' o. sRanaolp
msioners 20 receive, examine, aud adjust all cams
aud demands ofa persons, against the estate Of Chas N
BuRbee, late ~ Oranve In said district deceasrd,
represented nsolSent, and the term of six months
from the 10Th day Of Jpue, 1868, being allowed by
said court TO the creditors of said deceased % exhibit and
We will attend to the duties Of out apPpntment at the
dwelling house Of Moses Emerson, in Otange in said
district. the 81 Monday 81 July aud November next
At o'clock, in the ssrapon, eaeh Of said ays az
fsst .saoY % Z +. i FRENGH' com'rs.
Orange, june ~ h, AID 1868 10 OIL 5se03 q
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= AMUEi. a. p !!ccRAld's ESTATE 9 !

SAMUgL, q, p, CRAlG'S ESTATE. il - :
- The subserbes, having been appointed ty the Ron
Issansts 10 tcoet sSafaae and adisst sH claims md
hemands q al psIf2nh against the satate pt SAMUEL g.
T. Cray late of Randolph, In SAID Dstfitt arctaseh re-
presented insotse, and The nsu n, FINN he
2jth day Of Junss b63, being allowed by aad Court to
the cfeofs 0f sad deoeased 90 exhbt and pto4s thr
tespeedye cTiins bc'ofelis Give noRie shat We enI
attend - The du,ias pr ogt appoint aiths dsnse
house Of ohn a. Spear, IN BfaltFee IN said District,
on the las, Tsday bf JUiy and October htxt az ten
o'coc< in die hscusnn on ZACH Of said d.xoq vduUh
..Iy4 JOHN WAIlR, lo..l...-., -. H..
ISAAC PARRISH, : oO"'"''s'o"p's' ''"'
Rfaintree I,nti9H 1864 TIN .N1l 6DRy nNIH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10
4tnat notttes.l
: rCAaf FBdo4q " FKIo Nh

y T a T r OF v r II NJ % MI
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS
In Probste Co1ft he'd AZ rookfeld within and for
said District, en- The 9Th day q July, a. D 1853
and labha FOX insane PERSONS residing IN WitfAns
d~n In said District fnsket spp cstou 70 ssid Cent fir
cspse 70 sell the loypg described hsate ofis saiA
wards 70 wit Az theNhght title and interest In and 70
fots M ~ ara W ~ ssstyeath RAis4 if,hs s5t
usni % the toyn,f ~ ma,o-n NsHyssi represent,
debts and kad vards 'AdJ f'''fTt "
Whereppon iffsurdered BY said couft, shst a.id o.
gsion BE- feiergf y q Sssop theEe1f, 70 bs held 81
August, A. y 1885 ~ heSrne and aeti.ibn thereon
n. tisiufiher sfde eds tat All peumt increased be
nous cd horepf Of NOTICE nj said appca
ton ADD o1tr Sfeoh thtoe weeks tdasiteiy n tie
Vernon Ws,ahrah State Journal prihtsd At Mont-
pser before aaidgmesf baaungs ths hAy maJ sppass
therein. t"hi' 'th'u rs NHio'H1H hfaaI y
gn BY the Gourtso1iisd llusl nrsdirnN DDS
BO6l, M. Attest.H q X, CLEAYELAND. lJudge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

bgArH OF "A Coon BoY.--George Steb-
bins, Of Williamstown, son Of Mehitable
sttbbins, died in camp near Wolf Run Shoals,
ontyphoid fever, April 10th, nged rs years
He. was a member of the l2lh Nermont regi-
neBt, Letters from his officers give him an
excellent character, both as soldier and a
man, and his last letter to his mother is noble
one, in the spirit Of atrue christian, Having
seen no less than eight letters from officers
and comrades to Mrs. S. during Georges sick
ness and after his death, we should be unjust
to them did we not commend their care and
kindness for the young soldier and his afflicted
mother, .srsa aI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

r... PRICE, 25 CBNTs PER Box, hl6d 1n
Bach box has the above aud the fac simie Of tho
ptoptetors signature attached it, which is duly copy
Tehtcd. '--'
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., 3S Hanover street. Dos 4
ton, Gunofa Agents IN New England Gracd's Salve
can be obtained at all the respectable Druggists and
Country Stores everywhere. 5iSJis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10
:. ISAAC PAKKIsH. J y - -.
Bfain,ree, June 81. Al u 1868 i'iN nob 1851 n9u
- TAT L 3 F.v Z r. N o n Il,
= WASHINGTON DistRfcr, SIS. y" 81,

- WASHINGTON DlstRicTnn S. ~ ~
In frbbate c6'ft, hbden At Montpelier, the 23d
day Of June A. JAi 1893 asv lfauaib fa1tna "a
Moses Holden, administrator Of the estate OF Mercy
Atherton, late % MlidieseN In SID district, dcceased
makes appIioadoh 10 said couft, with a 9 NJ and
appreciation Of thu heirs and asigpees Of N heir of said
dfesesed Issding In this State, ff Incense to sel the
whole 81 the ted ctAe ~ said deteased rerrrsntinR
that said sale would be beneficial the SsiIs Of sad De-
ceased and those interested in said esate Whereupon
It is ordered by sad cooft that said Application be re-
crfed 70 the llh DAY ofIuy. AID 1888 Prohasts
office IN Montpelier, or heaIng aud DECISION thereon
and IL is further ufeie that all persons interested be
notified hefeof by publication Of notice of This srphea-
on and order thereon three weeks suceess yy in he
Vermont WatcAgau state journal, printed at Mont
peer before said te " iearins that tey may appear
Thereto % q t.... AZ r
BY the coart, '
5sgO .ftl.r nalvs Arrest N Aloha ~ Il aBis,.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

1us orr1cE A. A. p. NJ GEN. VI.
MONTPELIER, W., July 4th, 1868. (
The following order is published for the infor-
nation of all concerned e n....
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

GsT Tho glorious Fourth" in Montpelier
WAS usheed in blythe firing Of cannon, ring
ing Of bells and other patriotic demonstrs-
tons, at daybreak .ia. vi r- "a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

% CHlTTENDEN -OUNTY.
srbe Chittenden County Convention nom
mated the following ticket;
1ST. Z Ts g5AEk IN sY i.tsR, s.a,.r.
L u ENGLES3Y Buriston
ANnREW WARMER, Jericho, Ass't. Jndqe.. f.
= rs 81 ~ 4 - !, - ii..t;. -, lt.fF .afclH
r S TAFT. Burlington, states Attorney.
r s. BLODGErr, Jeucho, High BafF.
ToRREY Z WALES. Bihngi,n JaaJe Of Probi,e,
,slmuei coney is the Union Candidate for
G6Yernor In Maine, I'D
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

In list Of casualties in the cavalry fight At
Hanover. Penn.,jane Solh, we 6nd only one
Vermon,er: Thomas MeGmfe, Co. NJ, ist
Vermont cavalry. Woundnd IN thigh I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

BY is peculiar aud specie qualities, it arrsss the
cold stage in AGUE aud FEyER, and prepare. the
ysem fr the administration q the admitted cuTaiyes
Of this disease aa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10
"a EIGHTH REo1MENTy I

List Of killed and wounded in the 9Th reg
iment, Vermont Volunteers, in the fight be-
fore Port Hudson, La, June l4th, 1858;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

aRfctU lrrNG "a The Bennington Banners
correspondence says that Colonies Randall
and Weary contemplate recruiting Cavalry
Regiment when their time Is out. ,.., II
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UDOLPHO wOLFE.i

warranted pure and the Best quality, win the pro.
pdetos name the c,rk, and cesmilo Of tbs sigma
tutc the label. 55,6SdSwe4s
For sale by Bincroft & Holmes, Montpelier, vi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

Persons calling Tor the above VIII please
say they are advertised. a.t..lgss .s.alls. ~
JAMES q. FRENCH. Iostp,aster. i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06
The Advance Toward Richmond.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 4.-The steamer
John A. Warner arrived at this A. NJ. from
Annapolis, with 2l5 women and as many chill
dren, en- route for Richmond. They lett tor
City Point at clock this morning.
A letter just received, dated Baltimore Cross
Roads, July 3, says, yesterday there was
skirnish four miles this side OF Bottom S
Bridge. Sergeant Burnett, of Company Z,
Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry, was killed. No
other casualties on our side.
This afternoon the Confederates opened fire
on our advance brigsd :, Colonel Vests, with
five pieces of artillery. A fight ensued, and
our advance tell back until reinforcements came
up There may be battle at any hour.
The force Of the enemy is variously estima
ted from five to twenty thousand Our army
is in excellent health and spirits, and are am
ply able to cope with the enemy that are now
in our front, The eneu are rushing forward
reinfoycementa by railroad.
4 slight engagement took place last even
ing. No decisive result. The 5th Pennsyl-
yania cavalry captured rs prisoners.
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Address from President L ncol1.

WASHINGTON, July 4-The President of the
United States announces to the country that
the news from the Army Of the Potomac until
10 o'clock P. NJ. on the Sd inst, is such as to
cover that army with the brightest honor-to
promise great success to the cause Of the
Union, and to claim the coincidence Of all for
the many gallant fallen; and that for this he
especially desires that on this day, He whose
will, not ours, should ever be done, be every
where remembered and reverenced with pro-
foundest gratitude.
(Signedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06
Arrival Of Prisoners IN Baltimore.

Baltimore, July 5.-TWenty-three hundred
Confederate prisoners have just passed along
Baltimore street from the Northern Central
depot, and 1900 more are shortly expected,
which will make 5000 for to-day, and more
are yet to come In addition to the 5000,
eight hundred and thirty passed through here
on Friday night, which Will make the entire
number so far 5000.
The new two cent stamps which have just
been issued by the Department to meet the
demand created by the new Law fixing the
rates on drop letters, circulars, transient print
ed er, &C., at two cents, are black in color,
and bear a finely engraved head Of General
Andrew Jackson.
The family of Hon. John Bell, who are at
Nashville, have received intelligence Of his
dangerous illness al Atlanta, Georgia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06
FROM MEXICO.

New Y DIRK. July 5.-The steamer Roanoke,
from Havana, has arrived. Vera CRUZ adV!css
70 the 18th ult,, state that the French army
occupied the city Of Mexico on the Sd ult'' sno
General Forey took formal possession on 'ns
10th. ,Juarez Tad retired to San Luis PoSoSl'
and French division had been sent against
that place. Forey was received VITA great
enthusiasm.
A French Marquis, who was #oundea u
Puebla, goes to Paris with the keys OF 'nS
city OF Mexico. Thirteen hundred prisoners
mostly Mexican officers, are about 10 Do S''''
to France.
The Committee appointed by the CoEaolpA
Council Of Portsmouth, Va, to investigate ','0
matter Of the issue OF $50, coo in city sor1p'Dy
the city government, previous TO TIE 0'1'A.
ton OF the city by the ContedeFates' no, Th,t
passed the following resolutions lS'' 4.. ~
the City Council Of Portsmouth utterly 'sy ~ =
ate the issue OF notes by the former Copn1'!:
this city, and do order that all ac'I'n =, rba1
thereto be and is hereby rescinded' ~ 1890 1870
the officers of the City Government D' ~
bibited from receiving the same IN pa;'
IS toxos licenses or any debts due the Guy
There are now about twenty vacancies III sns
West Point Military Academy in eoossq ~ the
Of the failure of someot the men 1p,en;natou.
pre*ent classes to stand the last IT, Candidates
Thcse vacancies are to be ti]ed oY '" and the
appointed by members Of Co4 ;g GSpe Or Sep
cadet goes to The Point either IN '"">
TENDER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06
ATTACK ON BEVERLY.

BEVERLY, Va. July 4.-To Major General
Schenck, Commanding, Eighth Army Corps,
Baltimore, Nd,
Jackson, with force Of l,700 men and TITO
pieces of artillery, attacked US on the Cd
Measures had been taken to resist him, and |
ordered the commanding officer, Col. Harris,
to hold the place until could reach him with
reinforcements, which he did. Three noun
ted regiments reached him yesterday, and the
enemy were repulsed. Our forces are in pur-
suit. Signed, A. W AvERILL,
Brigadier General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06
ON atexant1riA Gazette
MONDAY EVENING, JULY s.

THE FOURTH OF july was celebrated in
this place by military and civic procession
and other demonstrations. The military dis
play was very fine one, and one Of the lar
gest ever seen in this place, there being three
or four regiments, fully equipped, under arms,
under the command Of Gen. Slough. The
procession, accompanied by q band OF music
proceeded to the 14yceum Hall, where after
prayer by Rev Mr.. Speake, the Declaration
Of independence was read by Rev. Mr.. Carver,
and an address delivered by Judge Underwood;
the appointed Orator Of the Day, Mr. Chan
der, OF Norfolk, not being present, having
been accidentally detained, Many Of the pub
lie buildings and other houses were decorated
xith flags, and Z. 5. Flags were displayed in
prominent positions. At night there were
displays of fire works in different quarters, -
GOOD order prevailed universally.
The past week has been one Of painful ex-
element in this place, in consequence OF the
order for the deportation Of persons TO che
South as many Of the citizens, mostly old resi-
dents, including several ladies, had received
notices to that effect It is said that several
hundred Of these notices to individuals had
been sent out And the suspense and anxiety
were increased by the contradictory rumors
and reports that prevailed. The parties
chiefly concerned were directed to have their
baggage at the wharf this morning. It is now
generally believed that the matter has been
suspended for the present and will be consider
bly, modified, by the exemption Of many OF
those ordered out Of the lines, The military
authorities, it is said, will give further notice
Of what has ultimately been determined upon.
?. S.--Since the above was in type an orde
has been issued by the Provost Marshal, di~
recting those persons notified thatthey will be
sent TO City Point, 70 deliver their baggage at
the Prince street dock on Wednesday morning
and themselves report on board the boat
on Thursday morning at clock. Invento~
ries Of all things taken are to be sent to the
office Of the Provost Marshal previous to Thurs
day morning. No gold or silver will be allowed
to be taken, but there is no restriction as to the
amount Of other descriptions Of money.
The object Of applying steam power for the
transportation Of freight oveg common turn
pike roads across the plains, has, for several
years, been the theme of study by various en-
energetic and progressive parties, and late ex-
y}priu1ents at the West are said 10 have been