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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11
ARREST OF FuGrrIvE SLAVES. s.-Abc

ARREST OF FUGITIVE SLAVES. About
twelve 0 clock yesterday a great deal OF excite
ment was created on Pennsylvania avenue by
the carrying of number OF colored women
and children in the direction Of the office OF
Commissioner Coke. A number OF soldiers
were disposed to rescue the fugitives, but de-
sisted when they read the writ Of Commlsslou-
er Coke ordering the arrest v hen the par
ties were brought before the CommlSSonerI,
Mr. George E. +. Day appeared as their
counsel. These people are claimed by. Mr:;
Samuel Crawford, as receiver tor the hers OF
the estate of Col Truman Cross. From the
evidence it appeared that the fugltives lett the
plantation, situate five miles from Marlborough,
MARYLAND. and seventeen miles from this city,
on Saturday morning last. One Of the heirs
is the widow of Major General Reno, Of the
United States army, who was killed IN the bat
tie Of South Mountain; Miss Eliza Cross re,
sides in this city; Truman Gross is represented
as an idiot; William Crawford whereabouts
was unknown to Mr.. Adams, the oVerSeerr;
another daughter Of the deceased resides With
her husband Mr. Detler) IN Boston. Mr..
Dav raised the objection that the fugitlveS
could not be placed in the custody OF MIR.
Crawford, for the reason that there was no
recorded evidence bafore the court that he was
actually what he claimed to be- namely, re-
ceiyer. Commissioner Coke, therefore, com
mtted the negroes to jail, to enable the claim
ant to establish his right to represent the
heirs The writ Of arrests also contained the
name Of David, slave, aged about thirty years.
The officers were unable to find him.
-IWash Chron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11
FROM VICKSBURG.

CINCINNATI, June 1O.-The Commercial has
advices from Vicksburg through an officer Ct
the Forty-eighth Ohio. The troops are i'm
pressed with the idea that Vicksburg must
fall, and have no fears Of failure.
The Federal losses have been greatly exag
gerated The total loss since the crossing OF
the Mississippi won t exceed seven thousand
JACKSON, Miss, June 5.-Not rumor to-
day from Vicksbyrg OF Port hudson Heavy
firing continues at the former place.
A Jack son dispatch, dated Sd instant, to the
Mobile Tribune says Port Hudson is closely
besieged. The news from that quarter IS con
flicting. It is believed that the accounts here
totGore reported Of fighting there are greatly
ne Federals have abandoned the New Or
leans and Jackson railroad They have burn
ed the Manchae bridge and destroyed the tor
tifcatons there.
The Mrs Grundys in high society IN Lon
don, are already picking the new Princess Ct
Wales to pieces, rehecting on her manners, &c
the reception she gave at the request OF the
Queen. They say she means we'll but Is SIM
ple and awkward and sad contrast to the
Princess Alice, who is elegance itself.
The annuity Of $4,000 to the Cherokees IS
renewed. The Indians have lost It tor two
years, but now the Grand Council haVe.deteI-
mined to join arms with the Z. S., abolish
slavery, and sign q new treaty Of an1ity and
friendship if necessary, This is the determl-
nation Of the John Ross Party.
General Stoneman has not resigned, rs pub
hshed, nor has he been superseded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

zen iasoall has been relieved from the COM
m2od Of the department Of Indiana by an or
Der ot Gen. BURNSIDE, dated at Lexington
gAyI 5th instant In retiring from his COM
M20d Gen. Hascall issued an order, in which
he rescinds General Order No. 9, issued by
INN on the 25th Of April He does this, he
says without instructions from any source, in
Hlier 70 leave his successor free to adopt such
curse as IN his judgment will best sub
@TYe tie public interest. The order thus res
ended Is the one which imposed obnoxious
ostrcnonsupon the conductors Of newspapers.
The n. T. Express says ''The Chicago
.ooTnals which reach us o-day contain a re-
''sd list Of nearly three columns Of the killed
s@o wounded before Vicksburg. Our latest
%sgTams, II will be seen, state the Federal
4>5Fegate losses, thus far at about seven thous-
a53
oeo Hunter letter was sent to the Con
5'5@a5e 565 lines under flag of truce. The
s%.'7QerateS 1t seems, refused to receive it.
S29 grain crops in California, this year. will
greater than ever 1ctore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11
COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED
Please insert in the Gazette the following
extract from an English paper, which appears
in the journal from which tits taken under the
head of S'MENDING and DARNISG. G.
''lIost Of our tair readers have decided
aversion to that part Of their duty which falls
under the patching and darningo denomIna-
ton. They are OF opinion thata rent may be
the incident Of the day; q darn premeditated
poverty" But if they only knew how pretty
a we'll executed piece Of repair looks, when you
see in its warp and woof, the bright threads
of economy, and independence, and WomanSy
thrift, crossing and recrossns one another,
they would lay aside eInbrolderles and crochet
work, and take UP instead TIE mendlng basket.
We rode down town the other day: when the
only other occupants Of the stage were young
gentleman and lovely girl Of, [ should think,
about eighteen. She was the prettiest, freshest
looking girl one would want to see---there were
no telltal traces of midnight parties and head
achy mornings in those peach blossom cheeks
and clear, bright eyes; and all the numberless
little items of her dress were as fresh and trim
as she herself-from the pink bonnet strings
down to the neatly fitting gloves and delicate
gaiter boots IF Ye had been an old bachelor,
Or 4 young one tlCuel W. MouA0 VI esi1.iJ 80
fallen in love with that girl, particularly after
we had discovered that she was as industrious
as pretty. And how do you suppose we found
it out? The handkerchief that lay ia her lap
told us 50. The neat little darn; elaborately
executed, in it's corner, with the smalI white
stitches and skilful handiwork, had tongue
quite audible to our ears. lime and patience
and wise economy had been there. The gen
tleman sitting opposite saw the little token Also
we noticed his eye turning from the handker-
chief to the bloming face, and back to the
handkerchief again, and we knew perfectly
we'll what he was thinking of--the good wife that
Young lady would make, and how neat her hus
band 5 crayats and stockings would be. Poor
fellow. the edge of his shirt bosom was little
frayed, and one or two buttons were missing
whose detection the most skillful arrangement
of his cravat ends could not conceal. Perhaps he
had wife who did not believe IN mendlng and
darning-perhaps he had none at all. HoweV-
or that may have been, his admrlng eyes ap-
preciated the darn on the handkerchief more
than If it had been the richest and most sight
DESTROYING embroidery--not Tor what 1t was.
but what it betokened
Girls. don't shrink from mended place as
if # were plague spot; the longer your Old
limos last. the better able you will be TO have
new ones By and by. Sensible people read
vour character in little things, and nobody will
thirk the worse Of you, whatever may be your
station in life, for the exercise Of economy and
thrift. A stitch in time saves nine, and SONS
times it saves . great deal more than tIl2t
The Indian Territories, State Of Kansas
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11
rrBr.l>nED (DAlLIl By
rnGAR SNOW d i y, JR.
n.a.nFF1nE-No. 1O4 King street, over
-. f,rn.rly French>s) Book store.

T,,r O2Arr-The solicitor OF the Y. ;.
u'r nonortment has published on opinion on
-, - CONSTRUCTION Of the law authorizing draft.
H. save sy\Vhile al persons coming within
:. 1rGr;sions are to be enrolled in the national
f6rcas, nevertheless, under the hrSt enroll
,oonr, those who we're IN the military service
n tho time the act went lnfo effect are not 90
la included in that class which Is subject to
H. Also saws : 10 do any act which will
nreyent or impede the enrolment Of the ma
toool forces, which enrolment is preliminary
and essential to the draft is TO prevent Or l1n-
IoIo the draft itself
Volunteers or regulars who have been in
.bo service. and who had been discharged
,aerefrom, or had resigned prior TO the Sd
)av Of March, 1868, are liable to be drafted
IN the same manner as If they had never been
in the service. No regard IS to be paid to
their former period Of service or to the length
or breyity of the period between the date Of
their discharge and that of the draft >
The Provost Marshal General gives notice
that the enrolment Is 70 include ali able bodied
male citizens Of the e. s., and residents Of
foreign birth who shall have declared on oath
their intention to become citizens, between the
ages Of 20 and Is years. For the purpose Of
enrolment all the above named persons who
we're not in the military service on the 81 Of
March, 1853, shall be divided into two classes.
The first class, consisting of ali between the
ages Of % and 35 years and all unmarried
persons above the age Of 33 and under 45,
The second class consisting of all married per
sons between the ages Of 35 and Is years. =
Tie persons who were in the military service
Of the 7. S. on the 3d Of March, 1863, should
therefore appear in the Consolidated Enroll
neot Lists in class by themselves. The pre-
22raton Of these lists should not be permit
.ad 70 interfere with the earliest possible COM
pietI0n Of the Consolidated Lists Of Glasses
snd 2 Men from The first class will the first
called into the service Of the Z. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

Ibe Indian Territories, State Of Kansas
south Of the 38th parallel, western tier of coun-
ties Of Missouri south Of the same parallel, and
the western tier Of counties Of Arkansas, will
constitute the District Of the Frontier, under
the command of Gen. Blunt. The State OF
K ansas, north of the thirty eighth parallel and
the two western tier of counties OF Missouri,
north OF the same parallel, and south Of Mis-
souri, river, will constitute che District Of the
porder. under the command Of Gen, Thomas
T, Wing, r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
Disoellaneous Telegraph Items

WA,uNoroN, May 81 The Slst New York
agment Will return to New imk on Sunday,
bun the Rappahanoock. 1t was organized un.
n Col. Pratt, and has been in all the battles
III the army Of the Poomac except Williams
pr and the second Bull Run, when Col. Pntt
~ promoted 10 Brigadler General.
. The adiutant Frank Jones) was promoted
lluel and led them in the late attack and
= ure of Marys Heights, fredericksburg
w regiment formerly numbered lOOO, aud has
Nv about 300, priya.es.
4 PrrSBugGu, Pa, May 81. The Union Leagues
. Western Pennsylvania have been very aotiv,
~ the past lew days Meetings have been held
y Pituburg vicinity, Washington, aud
eIaer places. which acre addressed by Judg'
? anhun who has recently returned lrom The
fl'I Tho order has received many accoTion'
som Democrats, who sympathza VITA th'
" ge IN his loyalty 10 the UalOn.
Tue Posts Washington despatch SAYS laFg'
pms Vt money have been sent by the Govern
mt to pay off tue Western troops, who vii
pave received thei dues in full to tie FIRST o
pay 5 100000 will be dNbursed IN TIL
pay within the next Is days
Ten. Butler has engaged roome ut Willard
snl Is expected here soon.
MANCHESTER, n IL May q, The ID New
Ilempshno Volunteers. Col. Bailey, leave 10
y ashlngien on Monday next.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

Ina cavalry engagement nea Drain vile, Va, April
Isl, job +. soron VS. morisliy wound d. lie li"d
hirty egh hours IN great agony, and dsd Thursday
Aprii 2aa, agst IL ye.rs and mOaths lie wasA men
er q CO. C. ls VI CAyart ana youngest son Of John
and Dolly Norton Of " Randolph, ". HIS rsmalns
sent home bT the members of the company (ior
whleh the family feel very ga.eiui and was inferred In
the village crmgten sunday, Aprl IL b, ater lag
congregation had lisesei to an Appropriate dlseenre
from iteE. o y. ANS pastor OF the Congregational
Church Al ". Randolph, W.
In Berlin, MIR 25.h, Lyman 81. Pollard In the bIth
year Of hlsage.
"aslsepiu Jesus blessed sleep"
In Berlin, Apr l9lh of Dip ,herid, Edilh A. aged .
years and IS days Apt LIST Of the same disease thI-r,
Hgei 10 years aud aon hs Apr. 3O.n Of fhe same dis
Ease. HvnrF ed year anu SIX months, children Of
Daniel aud Helen Odbue.
Sol ~ sound The notes Of sorrow
Tune The harps t. God above
We eau rays fr0mheayen borrow,
For he rather comes 10 love
In Londonderry Apr. 18th Of searli aud uns fever,
Frank Hen y, su Of Henry h. and Hannah A. Ben.
sou, aged months and II diys.
In slofeown, Aay I'm Josiah w, eldest son OF s. II.
ami n A. Srtver aged years II months, and 10 days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
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70 Vocalist and public Speakers these Waiess are pc
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

New YuRK May 25 The T'ribms's dispatch
says dispatch to President Llaeoln announce,
tho surrender o, Yicksburs,
LIS dale ia Cleveland, Ohio, tho 2lth and is
based 90 another from the telegraph Superlnten'
dent at Memphis who declares that the Stars
aud Stripes Heat over Yicksburg, and that the
victory Is complete.
That the President received this message yes.
terday is certain. We only wish it had been
signed BY Gen Grant IN oTcer that all doubt as
to the fact might have been dispeled
There is, however, second dispatch which
has not been sent to the press, which states
with rather more precision than tho first, that
the rebel army had been captured. Also a
third dispateh, private, confirming the other
two. We consider both these as trustworthy
as anything but Official, or direct Information
eau be, aud readil Z them in the light o!
the previous news. il Is hardly possible Il
doubt that the GROWING victory OF the long
struggle for tho great river has at last been woa
and that VIoksburs Is ours.
The Trbmts Washington dispatch says Dr.
Frlz, Surgeon OF The Gosh \ Y. regiment, hat
returned from fredericksburg, where he wa
detained a week alter all our wounded wcr,
over tho river. lie says the prices OF provisions
are fabulous lie states that the rebel KILLED
and wounded on tho field where Gen Scdg
wick CORPS fought outnumbered ours three +
one, the onemy having most Of tho time tred too
high. Barks1alo's brigade occupies tho town
and docs picket duty along the river. Add
tioual notifications are building behind freds
ricksburg. Our plckots are forbidden to con
verse or exohaege papels with therebols, on pair
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
Ilje llorkete.
rtmnRtoeE mARxrr, May go.

utmnRtncE MARRET, May 90.
Al Mar et 923 Cattle about 800 Bseyss aud % Stores
consisting sfworklnE Oxen, Mich Cows and enc, so
andthrse years Old
--uat.eiB3s'-gy Extra 1870 70 1000 hrst quality
$50 30 900 % 81 50 to 500 90, $500 7,75
Working oxen-sluo TO l75.
Cows ard Calycs--,30 % 50
Y..rlngf- sOoo 70 o1oa two years old, 5000 too.
90 tbsee years Old, $1,000 to Ooo0.
Sheep AMI Lambs -2j0j a. market prices in Its tioC
to ljl each extra 5000 TO o,oo
Spring Llm6i-5,O) Is 0,5J
HA.s-s to 81 cpr 10. raIow-s to S. pr ID.
Veal caiycs-J to sc pr ID. caI sllns-l2A lie pr ID.
Pei. $50 to 400 each.
Rsmarks-Thsle WAS about oae-hird more cattle than
last week bat prices remain without change Not quit
30 many sheep hut prices full a. high.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
poNTpELlEn MARKET. MAY ~

PE1ysioSs.-Butter, "A TO II. Cheese 10 20 y; Lad
l2to Taliow, Il. Dried Apple, to II tegs, IL cents
Potatoes % TO so. Beans !2O0tl 900. West Inda su-
CARS, II g. l6. rcns, 100 to $50.
ouieus-5e,0- Appts-s2,2i to 2,topef bbi.
FLora- Extra t72j. Double Extra ts Super
rxtr, o,55.
GRuv AND nAr.-Cem, $40 Oats, 90. Herissras'
Sc d, ss,25 Ier bush cover.l to liper pound.
Hay, sii to Is per to-. Rye, si,oo.
NsoELtASrors--Dfy and green hard wood $50 to SEQ
Shingles. tl,OO to $50. wool--eom 60 to So Bari
$50 o. 400 per cord. Nails b,2s to 800
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
TmE DISEASES OF ERROR
lies WalddIes d ErrelF.J

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Of eharEs) to any young who will write srit anne
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
Hom the Army of the Potomac

IT, EIprsss prints the following
be new from tie Army Of the Potomac i'
NJ thr line Is being changed from before Fred
u .bure to a point more Convenient tor Tue
pr cotton OF Washington in Case OF necessity
Al present ten. louker's head quarters rre
se N les nearer tue Capitol than before.
.ere are rumors also OF a new base OF oper'
al Del. on the York aud Pamunky, and OF s-art
in @ new forward campaign, and Lifting 81.
y SAGE by way Of the RaprahaHnoeA and
n ,rcksperg slide.
Anoiuer dispatch in the EIPrc'' says It 4
u d shat Gen. Hooker has b en- fully rem
70 d. and is again ready to move.
Nlw YoRk. May %. The Tr'5uae's cores
% lent with the army OF the Potomac writing
% .r date OF The Dist states that desert rs sal
u efcl army is in excellent condition, and
~ weren't Is Oh foot either to cross tae river and
II e us battle near this point, or else cross a
y iley's Ford and Rappahannock Station to
Wris Washing ton, and thus cOmpe! our army
% change Is base.
4lhey state that Lee feels ablo to crGsh GU
ny IN ITS present condition, and can easily
nv itlnto the deiences around Washing
% or destroy and CAPTURE it.
& Tie railroad to Richmond is reported to b
10 running order.
. NA'nlNGroN, May 10. Several hundred ex
chansed Uoiun prisoners have arrived here. -
y ulhcer states that new and extensive earth
Mtks have been erected on the turnpike roa1
higecn Richmond aud Fredericksburg, hereto
70 unknown TO us. gentleman returning
7 n the Rappahannock to-day repeats the sIor.
D. affairs remain unchanged Nothing j
kown as to future plans.
INV YoHK, May 10. The Post prints tn
Blowing; a private note from Washington
g pa the following as Trustworthy information
\ movement is likely to take place ON the TO
tnlc Tor some time. Gen. hooker has beer
\ to follow his own plans, with the assurano
q aot being inierlered with.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

ACoUGn, cotD, OR AN IRRIrATED THROAT
allowed progress, results In serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, eftentimes inourable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
reach directly the affected parts aud give almost naan
relief In BRoScHtuis, AsruaA and CArAGRu they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use Of the
Trochecs and their extended use hascaused them to be
coun,eroied Be glsd against worthless mlta-
lions Obtain only the GENUINE Baowr's BHoNomaL
TnocHrrs which have proved their efficacy by test Q
many years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS aud SINGERS SHOULD use
the Troches Military officers snd soldiers who overtaN
the voice and exposed to sudden change should hay
m. sold evsrywh ere at % cents per box
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
IlgADQ UARrERs ARMY or THE PoroMAc, I
NJ.

The latest published rebel intelligence FROM
y,cksburg is IA eff ct tina, Graut had crossed tn,
Big Black river. aud had circumSentcd Vlcks
burg, taking 30 rebel guns, and the rebel pa
pers speak mournnly Of their prospects in The
Southwest, aud hope that Affairs there may
prove les disastrous than are reported
The Lieut.. Col. commanding the 10th Vir-
gina cavalry, was brought into camp to-day by
/ a detachmen, Of our cavalry. lie was captrred
Fast Of tho Rappabaonock, whittier he haC
come, ho says, to DO present ut the funeral o
his child.