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REn.lGIOls NOTICES.

An INTERESTING KtNINhI IN FRO
tAsrc, 81 the " Methodist N ..ou Room. ror i, r
4 "a I'D s'h ~ Nv aAHfe r,'. a. ~. atgd
prssehins r,ch evening through ,he recs IN. yo.
Ne 'ordisliy invited 4.
DROlHER PtIEE. AND \ BANU ~
- praying brethren I'll conduct the exercise, %.
rnot,os,ln the N,'ie'an 1Hsl Z. " corne u
n Love- So ~. 4 Il sc'.nI Ia tIo We
evan thspti, d a. fa,', - 400 and -. Rev.
7 WALSH snd IiinS. ME'br'. IL
7 l.. BISHOP l. to pHlACH ID-NlOK-
~ -o~ ,vrulas 81 . o,'pcs. ~ 'he sanctuary. los
th-, q, On thu 'tust AID - rond tJmas IfCaris',"
TIT millennium, &c, &C
MAHINEhN ClltEtu o. IN y. l.
vi Port Sol, }, cor Naisen aud ,atarlu- =.
Sea -i,c aching Oh >ahUuh, al lu'. ara -, by
tire PAstJr, II '. \ sc 4 NsuAN. s.I,ice =, . on
luesjs, Anu tAiiSy tSe.iuE "a
NORTH 1T rCH CHURCH, cox. VII
! Y lam and iultou .'-Diyiut sttv C.. every Sall.h
sDhoA and HInt ,l.ss ,t'o'cis and o'cock Yours
p9pl". prh "a u. . inr. . o. H,'"s q ihe.seninr
Ius c,ui. ~ - p'cio't 4 i.'N IrhJtt m'c ine
tom 10 l'c,olk 'ls' invited, sud seat. for
ni.h.d Au
NOlu t--Cnj II II Sll,Nlrl~ TGESlN-
~ rsn ir ne large BAN Or -th - 'ua H.a u 50.
- sNbN'th m.'r'n' ena ''sr ~ 1 IN -'t'c Il
SG'G's he NO. sSi t, I'HS ~ 10
jILN. HuGUh BLAZE Will FEtAon
IL u " iu the Continental l,Ail. cor a hrrc
and si.h 8, on 10 worto", -, h4,h e'e"is ser
StNEN rEEkIH SHEET NJ +, 'ilt kCh,
in.t hy Rev TrNSEl l. COUMGE, I o., aIelpb a,
~, lp; a NJ and N =: fne ft,.o. = g.. H.
lc in alton % the o'lT"p .,ns VI ou' C'ty Hov-
,rumtut" %
~. ANS'S CHURCH l'lIl II, NGAR
- .. . L.... .n.ata-o, DIS - . .... Ell,
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SOCIETY NOTICES .

4 ri Sic wASHlSGTONfAN MEET.
~ me wi. DO bed A. ~ " ---y, on SUNDAY sven-
ira At he psst O'Clock f,ood sr.ls,usui he pre-
.,r. and cool singing CON. one And q. -
EA1iifE MAJ1litW + a. v >O' Day
So 2, Hal oorn,r - Avenue snI Pa stree. ho.d
fHil. iuup..ncr Ne'' tx. a. 0 rioct ~ -und'v
49, ihuf'das - n.ngs Iornoro- evening ne
uie'' 10. will Re Nddru.cd D. Hf. John Miller M
have hc n invited, ard -i' be On hand Come, Join
cur eor ous vounc brotherhood The nrmherp u thu
-o''.tvsrs feques;sd g. b. ptoiap. 10 then attend
snte 81 ma-th'y rg.'ins, - 2 o'olnct, y ", sun
DAY, nct 2ah. WILLIAM ". REID, President.
WILLIAM FOSTER, K. =. sec. IA
7 pNGSUDRFNEN T.. u society,"
IA he ntrher. Of the above Society viii meet a.
then meeting room. IN Roo'evet At, on ssturds'.
ue Ath, a. o'clock, p v, 10 attend toe funeral Of
lAlkiCk Q, IN. from the corne- Of 4 lsn'ic and
Henry cts, i;rnosi q. nv order q john KANE
frc''. l'tSis ~ LLlNAN, icy l2s
'Tlk fA1HER MATTHEW r. A H. SO
j q ~ No ,, Of Grootlyn, =. D-Publie meeiins on
{ ,nts. .v Mig, Z. ?ih A. thor nsIi cor Grand
sud ! p .' lh' 2 vii be An ors'io, by ths Rev
,L,isopher Dusgrt', aud Ohsrs SINCERE, tho r, le-
l,.ed Temps,ance Voc tii.ts P1bt Wilson, Ri-l'd
ihe . 40 PATH kuLl.iuhN. Pest. b. ). VII
IlGAN Pc 81 l32
I'LMrEKANtI Ek\lNAl.-k NiHA NO
L uce Nrp une Division, No 3. sons OF Tempe
rarcs ~.ns $4,000 recruit. iof sii ss,, sco,s AND
plli:i,i 60 enlist ssaiOs the ss,ts,t ROLLER and -
ran ma ever fSed. Tor psrloylsts tsil a. their
'1hhc emp rapc. f1sT's on sunday sssntns, 81 :.
ococt. Mt BJ,auir HAN, g PSF Ne, .Ivsy. Good
spcstas aud sinsiDs ms. be 'Npsc'to All are invi-
t,i Admission zee. Meot.p.s &c b, cont. ooud eve
90 RICHARD Ars7is, Ct,rnss.
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ns,ey for her che hsa not ~, Got into eon,un pon.
sboush sbs had .everal time, raised blood, and
SEEMED tobs sinking fs,,. Ind w Ro-t, are.
INossvs, che has bssn restored 70 .Icclisn. 'esth.
I'd the disess. co,irsly removed. rbt,hou,dte
le'sop TO those sie ed to 10. pfosfs. 20 Tor,
for every one may not b. 90 for,uusu chen % far
90 ne 10 BE- res'med. a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


pfaDd'eths JiIi, pfodr-s srest Ti,ify of n. so,t
sod tie syssm generally. az hLd hunots y, 70.
moved, seeming 10 the f-eou,.i1eiiou u dus,.ed
parts ouly sound ns,sr.s,
They are variant 4 the lss' rufcs,vs In ths so,id
Principal Office bEANpkLTH uoUst. whole,sle
and Ro.si
10 boid ct NO MOS sO'iRr, aud By oil d.,lers
obsr'eb BHA>DKE1ii n. 10 y ate, on 10, Cove %.
msnt S;agp 81
tsil aud Nint...--I nm now read, ia Of
'tf NY roct NJ ; al snd " u'"f tlDI .ttSi,. ns-
The stst.ta-sorr en-. n. lt,t ive. so 20 pf~.s
les Ian can b. found o. vther ,stAf b. ,u,ar'.
III. Rows ard Irni hug department. . sIrp,..ef
koo' returned II rot rtssed Pi,ne csli. ~
BALDWIN, osad - it.ery. Jargs.t store pr b.
ct -
What Can lo br-i' NIr-srs. fowler A
WELLS, Ihf'uooe.s's, tN- res i-at. tivr fhaf's
sith ipii rri'i"r dspcf tous OF ttArxrIsf a. fft
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TRADE NOTICES.

ALL TIE NifkMFS ~ WILLIAMS
"a brrsb are inri'ed 20 attend nts.inr. a. -
L'snt o., Wi afn'huf y % SATURDAY. =. ninr q:
nfios Of nils WJ
DKOOKLYk- NOrilE 10 CpOPtRs--
- Toe F;usnesi Csmrui,ts. nft.a uit,d 'orp-rs
No 3 viii NEE on Nontav bs't oc- ~ D, IT "a
h n,x 'or roy =, re 10 esntis ~ Dc q
CARPESTRRS ATrESIlON--A MEET
v g. . -, hcida Plat. lie %, on wednesday llst,
A'ecft ~ prc.'oIs nncs. n oifsc'tes hssnch =
- 4 SO. ~ N.- lost "a o-tsnir d, uuub.riue
sfft.- t.udrei msr'ers meeting Oil be held o.
,he,sme p.sre. mo BfosdeA,. co Uedntsds, era
,on. f,r.sra .ud b. eprosd M MiTTps, y.
so g IA. JOHN 'LARht- Rec. sec. pro tn. 10
COvPLKs KAlLN-A MASS MttIlSG
" d'a' nt,t tcopsr, \ Y, No,. !, 2, ,. q. :,
9. aud Ill 70 he'd or sstufds' .,,n'nt - I
.si.t 49, oc.c,s Al the oNhceU sud u,mb.., Of
the subofdints soci.ties are rcqdese ed t. meet o.
.',.,e Garden r.. order Of the Grand sori,tt ~
WARD AcNAhnN. fi- NllIlAS hA'hl II,
~ec-etafy 2Il
I'DOPFg> A SPECIAL MEETING o.
=, N, nitcd psr, oftbr state u New bofh. ~
., ~i.l ,. led n t>s'uLtsJ tt'n,nf, oct ~ 40.
oc vct. fofn. puipo." ~ ne ius H. ~ usrmoli
.art.a ~. order oftb. pre',ospt, DANIEL L1o>'.
'oiiN H. DIETRICH, sec 10
NO1itE-1HE MtMBfRS ut 40 !, INT
We'd toor0- : Al. Of Sr- yoft, are trqut.,d 10
Y NJ 70 proceed "a tue SA,s Ns'-ins 10 De- b 10 q.
u'"oo' gAre,n, 10. y, and 80 I.,eI 4, pn.,,..-
H., rr..l IOHS LABOR, s.c'- -
TUE JOt RNElMfN CRAtkfH AND
y Bic 4 n.Frrs n Ncs Noih III hold s-re.,ius
% ,s'urd,y cn,ns =, = o.cock 81 the ~ va
G,,9,,.a n. orfDeiy q ~ ~ ,as.'. nAS
tuAfaAS. thsis. u. 'lkklFE, Ace. ID
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Vie tody, md even sbs asee- rails were
Ia their plsce-. The iigsulents Nls, ia.
sn tie joints npss have t~e1 rr's"-ed
'or he vssl f'sd BY The Det Which vas stu srcp d
Vic y sat, and rot zone fell out % tie ace. " Dr. 4
found he sy ia The al iiude Of calm ,epose, IKE
-ho had fslen slseb r. m wee mess. Tbs~4
N q B. camp otth- S9b Nssaohys,rs regiment.
He vas barisd, az vel. NOR, ths; night, who d
vailed lobg fourteen montbs for their funor.l
riiss. 10 fsct u. dissrent PIONEER corps we're en-
Rssed or -oruo I'm, la paying sbis lssi tr,outs "
We gallant dead. A sp'dier stutk ! ~ fous ssAp"
sosrtrids, bon, near b.. tent end, piesinr II vp'
road IN II Se % e. oid sss1risi ~bo-e dtstt
yss only know f-orn re pro Ong-d stsrner. fis
rodins ylscc lad ., i.agtn sen I.und.
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LOsC AND FOUND.

EOIND-oN SUNDAY, i8rF INST COR
: o.,.nd sS,h st, era.ei,t m. o.net eco
1s'r. ., YonS shfS ~ SC:h II. b.ar y
EouNp-ON IRE 2sD INST, A BOAT
! named The lpA You car md "a. zane on pto
n'' !'Ifs't' ' 1"%SaSGSplliii :" '''s' "'esI"
FOUND. On The 4lsT INST. IN ONE
l o. th,shs Az. STAGES, eocse' boot cos',r'ns.
,4m of ~ -: ne o.u'r rS0 nave II BY .;PiyinsN
L'ot NJ TIE teTh leST. 4 ~ MING
j ios ltrrt ca ed for n d,ys Il ~in h. 'o.i 70
90 'ipce's. 'sii from TOO a. Nj a. IS ,orleu
I rsT BANk BrOK No b. rs On IN
,p 'Ta. saI ..rin I'm .
3ac 1RrHtR sowuIr.Ms
OST-uN THURSDAY NIGHT. A Coach
IL r,rei h'uc hrtd, in toe Bo-ery, Gt.nd e., l4'h
q. OF ith Az. 4 liberal re-srd viii no "a d On
.urnips u to 200 hs.t broadway, corner Aon;Son.ry
r OSI-A BANK BOOK On luk Guam.
~,l ecnfr favor 90 Joor, hard-orsine -omsn ~
lcaV,us 1t a. is5 r. 9Sd 1t, Nth Mr.. JAM BAh.
81 KFWARD-LOST, NEW YORK, oct,
= q, 90. b, . roor esrm.n, 'ub OF hrt;'-,
e. " Gcii-,0Viff. IS ~. a's.t'o =. y n.
vii receive tbn sbove rpssfd emo thsnss OF tIA
80 EEWAED-LO>T. UN THURSDAY
y - niclt. yet ave q Aud Hog,ton .. Ferry. Gold
Bremt Pm The shnve reward -ll NJ paid nv lssv.
rug tbe som' ~ sl william AZ. bs'tmcnt u
SsIn kGWARU 90 LOST FROM rBt
IT. O-sson otthc 'utscri,sr, on ,as nisht OF m,
- .rst .hliv sanding la lst ave, 0,tvnsn kith
stG = d ,ts, u riev lus' rs. finder vii receive
ga" nbuv te-Hrd " ne IA the couteuts o. the
o sk'ts, cou,L,iins ~ t~o msnOrsudLw book, 10 ;
1tnirt rae, al 10 ~ .'i.E' sshcd A fRtn
'o., :; ale, q goo STEADY 'lsa g. Gr'.s horse lbs
500 WAEp--ID.r ~ THt IA
~ # July last, At Coney l.laad, bv wM :
.tpec. mad ~ Wm. II Psi-, no to the . ser
II that u. ,coE, for : % pN dstid June "a, 1868
: month -, IA cN P.yaLI. the M-tIop III an
BOX an, ~ ment OF Vnch hIs been .Op,sd Tho
a., r.v.rd II! he AID art no qIc'licus s.ked. II
u 10 lei ~ Z. hidFs", " :, PHlChIrr "a
sJDO HORSE AND WAGON STOLEN,
= wv or- l. brown h-rse h.s defs u.rd teeth.
a. cancelled top busgy front hubs iron osna-i snd
~. ~ 90 tu.,est plsted hnnssa and banke' II.
At Ie rcuard fo' tie pro2eriy. H. a. WITTY. 10
Ncsius st hVoossn. l2y
SIlO-LoSI -- Sloc REWARD ~ ON
iN'rh 'siay ~ ming OCT. 22d. 10 rssins
sHrHlsh ia sv,, hes stt and 18th a. .yoy'scu,ur
Wn. ronts'u.us ..D., I. dIiuoui' Use iuJer siil
/ y ies'tns the 'sno WITH nes.r BAL, BLACK
CO. cor Prince 4 and bfoodssy, Ny. 80
100 IN" AkD-tUk A LAknt kuS-
seen % he pcSfd ~ ~ lady 10 +th syc, p,sT I'D
~ about = n, oct 10th. Whoever will return
3 q e hEt An. ,oat nt' or Eve iofo, ma ion o, It.
rh'rrah uu, to / Ihf LOR- At bOnp'S PsIssi
t 'cr, 1905 " 'oulNanlt a., sl receive the above
, 'ruNd. lao
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AUCTION NOTICEa.

AUCTION NOTfCE-EXrCUTORS SALE
n of HOUSEHOLD fCRNTrl RIA c. TIT.
Aosnsf, 81 lo ,s ,3ss a. 3,
:on. / ing % . gSi,ci .ui'. e,9s e: b,us.. .na
sai va,,snd.. p1r. White hs- nsstrs.'e., fe,,h,r
+. a, oos..r, AID cillo~.. croetery sri siss. 1850,
sout sts. tiSO khco., r,.r.l,, ~ .het ne
's-. eomn,ence Cstaiyr.' rssdy or 'fs ',Vtt
ns 4 sse. Dsposits required ~
AUCTION SALE OF GENERAL HOUSE.
y bold ti.ui.cr. snor,cius e'eiythins oece..ry
~ ou.ah pins -i tske sce tbs day. a. II oeb,
A. sta,vs,sut Plsce. 9'h II. tst % and 70 sves y
AUCTION NOTICE. 800 CASES BOOTS
500 90 ,ss' css,S 81 :sSf' ds f%ssYss
spN-.> II Ceu1lsott~ sW
AUCTION SALE OF HANDSOME House
n .s,, noap r1 r g Gflr tIs, ,,u .., a..
Day saturday, =, lo> oeiost. al the fapiurs By
r.sus eaipes hsif ma.,t..ses nIrors table,. ensrss
e. ,op "'".s In hoass iil Wet gia near Iihs,e,
coo, tins Of every variety ~ roeesood. menossoy
and .slnui furui;ifs. Ne rea'poOemea' 's's ;s'a
NJ same 100 80.
4 {. BAkFR, ALtrR-- NAGSlf CENT
"A. al. el.or, household iltnitli: III, d,y, sal.
urdss. ~ II oeloeb. 70 "A Meet ieth o., near On
b,i.. -srpc,iar. bsdd,ns, .,sr-afs. &c; also hs!e
me1i furniture. sac positive. NS
T. ROTH, AUCT R--wILL SELL THIS
IL. s.tufasv, oc' 91b s II o'eloot, all ne els
'1ry i~r!I ng sidsres, il9 West hth Ct Clinton
r.c- NJ Oh Az sai. po',t &c Deg cit teqlird.Lg
I BUt,AHi. AlCliONtkK.--Bl =. q j.
Os IpGAR i. this ds' At lUA, O'Clock. a. the hue-
{; On Rooms. North Wihsm u, bousshold furniture.
l loo ~ - niAho.any piano, lufesus, bookosses,
-oosu blante, matt a.ss CO. ina stoves. esIPts,
Ad.t sd te ~
IA tkLDNtR NlCR-StLDNfR& LEVY
IL w ~ on Saturday. rri 2ath. at l0S O'Clock.
q = ~ Snsyog. iN, Ne~ Canal st. near bovery,
- ~ - 6rouo hand ci,thns and dry soodss
con,iS1 q 6s,s snd ovei eoAts, di,"e. pNnts, 10
der ea 49, cashmere vestineA shavls, blanksts>
slo boos - sho., 'able cutlery sc. Regular salo
ever, saturday aud " eduesds-. 8l
Al DOUGHTY, AUtT'E-wlLL Sell.
NIs.hud day lo> oclDet, ~ nlerocrn 7p Sacsy ~
= general 1850 tment II uev and ssecrd hand hour
bod iurntufs csrp-ts 'ofss chgir,, bureaus, sase
,snda t.ist,sds ms,rsSes, rsiliAsses, ieonSes ess
hrSures, Sc.
DAWSBkOkEk> Satisfy BELL =
4 isGR >HAM, in the 3. rooms IS Nsv Bov.fgs
luS rdsv, by h : frv Ilesdsy. y Meh,heee.
M,jncsuay, b : Ad3ighus Thursday. Cohen Ia
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Fer the Hair Baryy'- rricopsersu- -
The bret and ehParss; aticl, Sold Nv drurgst. -
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GEN ERAL BUSINESS

A UvANCE IN PRICE.
CllLTs OLD
PLANTATION CoYYSN
IN o7nse1p.nee of the sdvannA 10 GOLD snd high
rstee NJ Freh trs, snd unususl n, Of importing II
our OLD PLANT ALTON COFFRy ve ars comp II
CEN = per pound
tI I.psl dseount 70 the Trade
Wight GiLLIES 4 BBOTWfh
Impvrt .s ana MAnufact lrerS,
g's. 80 snd g3i Washington ct, n. 2.
View Nort, October "a, 1853 rs
4 7 77-pAN SBROkER' : TICKETS Want
LAsd VII. ray Is per cent than any oteas
rrsou In This city for eksu ~ diarnords eatehss
", W ,t.irs ISL
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r OSI-A BANK BOOK On 1ut CuAN.
JLo.i, s-virg, B,uk, No. 2SS,.-sl Tho 6nder
. - ernfr . favor 90 Ioor, hardvoiking -omsn ~
leaving 1t a. 1873 r. 75d 81, Nth Mr.. JAM BAt.
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:. KEWARD-LOST, NEW YORK, Oct |
= g., So. b, a roor esrmsn, 'ub Of hut;f-, |
u ,-ked Nm Fe'rise, y Y An, persou r.tlrui az "
60 " GCILtONif. IS Fast .a;b It, or y. y X. h,
vii receive tbs shove rcN.rd emo ,hsnss Of tIs
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The CoPARTNFRSHIP HEREToFoRR
l. s,i.tos between the uuder,isrsd in the butch.
tr,ng business under tho drn aud uaIns Of hsNS.
HOY 4 JONES, zuS Division Of, In the city n New
for6, is tbs dsy dissolved by mutual eoussnL
1uoMAS heMh.tuN Aiono 10 tuthorit ID 70 sisn 10
ln'"s lon. q, 90 = YORK, oct -, lS6S. W IA.
JONES THOMAS MCMAHON lA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10

Gen B. I. Butler, has issued an order in
relation to negroes and egro troops dated Fer
Sress Monroe, Dec. 9TH. II This az says that
the recruitment Of negro troops has become
the settled purpose Of the Z. 5, Government.
and it Is therefore the 1uty Of every officer and
soldier 70 aid il carrying ont thar purpose
Irrespective Of personal prediction, he
therefore offers bounty Of $50 for every able
bodied negro man who shall enlist; to supply
his Immediate wants, with certificate IT
subsistence TOR his family as soon as be Is mills
tired
Hawkins one Of the parties in The recent
kidnapping case at Montreal, (Canadayj has
been tried and found guilty. The trial d
Joshua r. Giddings &. S, Consul at Mon
treal, on the same charge. IS set down for The
l7th inst
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90 4 l. y | L

BUDAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL IN
y THE, CITY, BY the barrel, or at retail, p9's~
ct:s as tor, o1 !o'ce~ than The !o2cest-quality
unpnualed- for sels III COGAN 5,
No. Is ROYAL street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, Nicks,
and everything connected with the trade, III
every variety Of style, together with general
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
dtlitrS, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, ofall the new styles,
and beautiful patterns, at prices TO please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly attellted to ali work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer for
qalo nov l4-lm
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r. : CONGRESS-. In the SENATE, ycStoG'
3,v Mr.. Powell gave notice Of his intention 70
introduce bill TO prevent officers and soldiers
# the army from interfering with elections in
rho States. The resolution voting the thanks
u Congress 10 General Grant was received
from the House, but objections being raised 10
xneedv action thereon, it was ordered u lie on
the tabIo
IA the House OF Representatives,, the Speak
ar presented u letter ldre>sed to him by the
Secretary Of State, informing him that Admit
r r~ Lessovski had intinaved to him wish on
his mart. and that Of the other officers of the
Russian naval feet, now at Washington to re-
c2iy. On board Of their vessels, members OF Con-
p,e3s and the ladies OF their families, etc. 49,
fhe invitation was accepted, and Saturday de
xgn3ted tor The time OF their visit. The res
nlr1ion offered by Mr.. Cox, IN reference to the
;n,nsadiate exchange eft prisoners, was taken
no when Mr.. Wash burne, Of Illinois, submit
sd Substitute to the effect that the House
unnr0ve <,E GEe constant, State6Ianllke and hu-
name effcgt4 81 the Administration 10 secure an
exchange o& all our prisoners now IN the HANDS
- he RebeIs, and that It IS hereby RECON-
.uyu3ed that such efforts be continued to Sc
cure The exchange Of all cur prisoners now IN
SOuthern priAans' The substitute was agreed
20 BY 8 vote OF - yeas to Is nays, and the res
0gti0p as ass1endeo< then passed, yeas, LOO, nays
e. Dir. Julian gave notice OF OH 70 a'neho
,hs fugitive slave acts SO as TO prevent the re-
9urA Of tuglCVes
Two thousand one hundred and thirty Con
5eoerate prisoners trom Chattanooga passed
through Indianapolis on <he 9Th instant, en-
route 70 Rock Island. 0ne hundred 2'rl thlr-
ev-ote officers, mostly belonging 70 Major 0en.
John G, Breckinridge's command, also passed
shrough en- route to Johnson 5 Island.
The New Y ork Express Of yesterday after
noon says: Gold opened at 1893, and steadl-
" declined, until AT was reached, w!seSa It raj
I..} to l474. There WAS great excitement
attendant upon the dealing, and ths fuctua-
mons were very frequent, especially towards
aoon Until the Second board, prices closed
at l49S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10
DIED,

III Upper Marlboro, Md on Wednesd day
morning last, at o'clock, A. d., after brief
but pain tul Illness Mr., BENJAMIN Il, n l.
LIkIN, II the 50th year Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10
n u N ITO Il +

THE subscriber, being desirooa 81 chasgi,ng
GRo a55 STORE, No 175, King Street, on
Reasonable terms, This store is located on the
main street Of the city, and is No l. business
stand. a change in business has Induced the
proprietor 10 make the above otter, ANY one
Fishing to purchase, can call upon the suo&cE'-
Der at The above place. xxo~,or
dec 3-lW% u III. AAoN ~ es
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07
Terms:
Sl.5O per mo ntE. 3 mas. 81.
Notice to Subscribers,

WHEN you Hnd X before your name on
qOur paper, please renew your subscription,
IS it is y notice that the time for which ii
mas been paid will expire in q few days.
Ne, A oery limited space in the Daily Bull
plin will be allowed for advertisements.--
Terms, 81 80 fer each square, lst insertion ;
,Ets for each subsequent insertion
Articles of much length, intended for publ
cation, must be handed in in the forenoon to
insure publication next day.
Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, and Funeral
Invitations charged as advertisements, but mar
ragos and deaths published as news
Advertisements Of charitable institutions at
half price.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07
One of the Conditions,

One OF the main conditions upor
which the event Of our prospective
Independence depends, is the industry
and frugaIity of our people. We have
all made some sacrifices, but we should
be willing to submit to more. We are
Us yet very far from being on q wal
footing throughout our entire scale OF
living There are thousands of Good
people in the South who have not vet
obtained their consent to forog0 the
costly luXurios which are draining the
country Of its specie and other yaIu.
abCs. Yankee calieOes aud other for,
oign fabrics are purchased at u price
which must eventually impovorish any
nation which persist in such oxtrava.
gance Not one dollar should be sent
out'Of the country fer anything which
it is possible for lis to produce at home
by the proper exercise Of industry
Our Independence will merely be nom.
inal, even though it be Acknowledged
by all the world, unless we learn to
rely upon our own resources. Without
the war we could not have reached
our present manufacturing status Our
blockade runners should be restricted
to such articles rs are indispensable to
the prosecution of the war and such
only as cannot be manufactured in the
South, In this way an impetus will
be given to capital and enterprise, and
the result must be that we will more
and more become indepcndont--not
only Of our former "ti5Il masters
but Of the nations abroad who contem-
plate growing rich off of our Incidence
in the future. 1t should be the bus.
ness Of our Government to foster
Southern industry by all nccdful leg
islatiOn, for unless this be done, the
door will be opened and the invitation
given TO our enemies to invade us with
their looms and factories and other
appliances Of money.maling, aftor
the war shall havo ended five wish
to insulate ourselves from the Yankees
We must make ourselves really indie
pendent Of them-not only politically
but in every othor respect. We have
a great mission before US, and unless
we be aroused to It's full appreciation,
it were bettor had we never engaged
in this rnvolution.-Sclma (1la) lie.
porter.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07

EsF&r We were p'eascdto to meet with the Hon.
L. G. Haynes and family, ON Tuesday evening
last. ON their way from Richmond Colonel
Haynes is looking in tine health, and IS full Of
hope, with our future prospects, as u young
republic. He thinks the new tax bill will
work admirably wclI-that it viii have Il ten
dcucy to increase the valuo of Confederate
lnoury, and that many of those who now re-
fuse to take it will be glad to get hold Of it to
pay their tax. Colonel Haynes is Il working
member, and no doubt has, and will do honor
to this State in his labors at Richmond as
Scnator.-GycenUWc Ba1nCr.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07
From the Staunton Spectator
Milroy in Winchester.
A FAMILY DRIVEN FROM HOME.

~, E. c,r
me 'a"'''y Oh Mr Hloyo Logan OF
Hnehe9'or' consisting {" MS "iIe'
llrso oaoS"VoFS anu UWo sons having
oooh ur'Ncn 1'o'a lno'r own eieS"h !
nome py otU9r .. the DruO"l Uoher'l
H'Ifoy, t., tn"V u h,?hI oe occupied oy
'ten' Mlllol anu % MS Aa1niyi amy: arrived 1T az
ms place laSV week, "llllS' Mrs' 10
''N ""o Dor cn!'or'n were ehSagea Id
hor',i"S ~orShiP'''ho he%Vy IooI'teps
u Ai'l'y ; roooei' .oei' ana P'u"oerorS
we're Ne"Eo . - 'nc nan AS soon as
,"o afVo''o""! exercises were eohclu-
8T' INC tn'f uue'' cnV0rco VIC Foon'
ana "pp''Seu o'E5. logan INA, C."V they
were colllN'%Ii'ea oy ven MiIfoy I"
urn 3er ""o Hor nanny o0V 81 nous r9oSe
ana nome "ho '''%H Tener"l M''F"y
aNo MS l"'4'ly "ooIo , '"No PoSsoSlo" "'
w. MIS- Ho9"N l'T'CeSIen "SaI"S' w
my TNne'leo !" VN"' summary anu
FulnIsSs naH'ngr ., IRON "er own n1'n7'
anu maintained Un"l IL was ne[ nus
2"hu properly, ana IilHV Tnoy n"o M Io
EISp' Whatever 10 'hoIesV nor III r 'h1
tNj09yMeInV ana p'S7eNslon VI IT, lney
'VPNoo IHaC theiF orugr9 were ProolnP,
Nry' ana th"I Sho ana her i"ml'y must
Oe ready 10 ie"Ve inc mouse Oy -
O'clock, ana that They W0uIa DO SehC
Ocyoho thelr hneS'
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07
Ny The news lhat Lincoln had in,

sg- The new5 that Lincoln had in.
definitely postponed the execution Of
the Conscript Law passed by hls late
Congress, is full ofmeaning and bright.
ness to our cause. it tells of Il spirit
among the people Of the North that
viii not endure the draft for the 4nhoIy
ourpose of Lincoln's war.--At!4nt1 n
to!h9eaCer.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07

SURE CURE.-A pouItice of onions
applied morning, noon and night, for
three or four days, viii cure fcIon.--
No matter how bad the case, splitting
the finger will BE- unnecessary, if this
poultico be used. We have seen it
tried several times, ard know thaC the
remedy IS q sure, safe and speedy one.
Selma Reporter.
That's 50, is it, brother Williams ?
When the Yankees make their second
trip, if that good old christian Clara
cut" gets washed ashore, which IS more
than likely, we will smother him with
" inguns," and let you know whether
it improves his moral character. lie
is as big q telon as wo could scare up.
Port Hudson Courier.