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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-03

JAMES II. HOWE, Colonel,
A., b. SMEDLEY Major,
Capt. @. II. DEGROAT,
Capt. JAS. FREEMAN,
Lieut.. WILLIAM A. TANNER,
Lieut.. N. II. WHITTEMORE
Lieut.. WIN, YOUNG,
Lieut.. LEMUEL II. WELLS,
Capt. JNO. L. CIRCUIT,
Lieut.. LEWIS Low,
Lieut.. JNO. WASTON,
Capt. WILLIAM BURROWS,
Lieut.. NJ. +. KALMBACH,
Lieut.. JAMES K. PUMPELLY,
Lieut.. THOMAS BRYANT,
B. NJ. BECKWITH,
and all other Commissioned Officers Of said Reg
iment, whose signatures are not hereto becaus,
they are this day on duty out of camp.
To Col. R. P BucKLAND, Cong Brigade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-03

Each letter is charged with cent for AdyertsinR
which the person calling Tor must pay.
PERSONS calling for any Of the above letters will say
tnat they are advertised. H. R. SHOMO, P. N.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-03
ExPENDITuREs


Expenses Of 1862 -SlsS5 "a
The following old accounts and orders were pa.d;
Paid Fremont Gas Co. bill, 1861 81 10
Downs Co., bill lumber, 1S60.61 ~ 10
J. Rumbawgt for work engine
House, 1860 o..-......-.. 10 90
Curtis a iBostwick, sundries, go s so1- H,pF kri
Old Orders of1S60 xl325 20
Interest on the sam, III oi-sISO2 81 ensoEE
Total amt old orders and accounts paid
this year xISaS On
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ANTHOLOGY.

ErsE y s1T " ~ worSp
s.,sac,,sa When \ al osers ia lie can Se con-
~ lied Al nass Of hSa. lie such as sorsh %ar
reeoser.nr property. welfare o absent friends e ass
ssLa... rscoysr ne I,,ne sSey wil begin y .loesd
m1d,cias are les, adapted reS ie sss nersoa TsrsLa
a,es . cents gepea.en 81 Question an sosgelea y et,e,
lars sead for srous6toas Nonis.y Planet Readei, con-
ns .sns M ss Z" sn WI an I aaa
@ %s len iae ; crceSs s'.. sec. s eo o. % rue p"a sea,
sKooKLyN LAiRyoYANT-NaDAmE. CLIFF
~ FORD. me greatest lying Am.fsan seer ~ snifh
street BrooEyn oae bl9s ,som fulton sy,nge a'iees
ain. earvoyanty, vito persons u The army. le
chars destiny gwen rs letter send stamp. I. part.
oaais.
BON. rlpE ssrEoLoggtsr THAt EVERY oNE
&c vsas ynn enter She tells The past. IRE
n ~ sur i"ss MI III e % s e. eo5. soa %
nseearaiei ugsle charms 80 ~ Alien stree orw.eo
aides IND -cntaueu 5, cent.
COX nrur ARE You ~ rgouBLEg NAVE You
~ been trined Wllhr Have toDr fond ores
r Eos- ' ~ a, ,a s,an il I've Il adj, II ''1 ~ vs.
never tnevn II ts shr irtng. together nosr ons sefa
rs. .ni tg'"a e'1rf,s & ~ 's ". ~ 'at @ %
sss. sa ~ na,g', s9S ap % M ss. Il N1oe
90 sbc atHe. AtH- 'he oa.etnrui NsIA
! AprEs. soIaroslTlox -uaDAvE BtANCu. TrE
l. soiran cmirFoyant aaa A.lroag.st has ausrd
s.,a, b. u e'bar i,osa oav s.,s,st's ! X ,alses
.f.sfs ratra2sa sou HHuFH Tho usrs0u
Merry slows snp M pf sour fnule husband
~ absent tr sd n feAtv. Ladies - e~uEs 8erueaan
6sa+ne az Nts fnrttg sgah street near eeytutn nt
n,nr GREATEST woNrEH iS rlE WORLD y rtE
j attlpi slrd Madame ~ ROY. fE18 Pans, WIN Be
fA thr arre*t confidence Nn uN ahar oi tMt
sgualtn au1 pu.ahf husbands hass secre, -
mA.t alu.ei htafi dol bHuxN
tn0s f4atfafI lstHtts .iNcutH k .IIa. ~ Third
avenue ahs,tr Ten'A htItra
u-noworLp Nor 80 To phEE nEIr roRTryE
w tr,sMa Nn# 600 s~ M#8 WELLINGTON, NHw
hnEi Fnafrcs, universally a.snptsi ignd tAe
Nrst al t A.fta. guarantees - eeAre ~ those
who furelt trr Ht uHlta ami n~uYnrss aud warrants
.Nlmf 70 hrN4 4uHflna4on of tur Htmof iNNnraAee
rae II lAWa4ias i"Gfnrt, absent irsenNa u r ,.Hri
M ritu" hIlafh frWa8urH. eNnntW7 ANA troubles W
fnr. WH AHars rPflre toi6ets. sN.fH aann
riort. 8fe aeaa ftsg your o*4 Prosperity and
tei1fltt amlwW na4fras tWt1F ths8
hishr fita ara .aauu soung lady ~ ~ strth avenue
Toslas .Nfh .ts, Mi4s VI j. tbe unh r~gaon ~ ls
~ ~ln h#h LIFT -eatIar inHt4u aid Arabian eism#us f1r
itte a0"4 Hth ana hasntfs aHui.~-warrant"h or Nfe
IHesN .reu $50 hiahly rrspf.ahte elly ref
urtH.eWH curved and umfatnfu wives an hns
hand reclaimed
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THE TURF.

NEW YORK STATE rhiu. AT UTICA, sEpr. Ia 10, II,
~ and H. rronpg at hnt1crh.AN flaNturs GFetndHi
In on THURSDAY, SEPT W A. hroa ocioE Tor purse ~
fl,Hs Nile heats, three - harness ID Iallmab
brown stallion Grprre " l's'cAen ". Woodruff
names b'aes STALLION farrv Ilsy.
JOHN BIITrEFIELp. ruca. n. Y.
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MILL1N Elt y.

NNME GILLESPIE LATE or so3 BROADWAY. Btsis
l "a insssm her caisonsFs and ladies' a.nsfs that bss
Dressmaking and Pattern Hoa have teNG ti
broadway. y, n. nlrsn g~ts Wishing auythng nns
VIII do well All ana = anime
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a
~ ale saabc ~ is,ly Lesaiifil bay
~ hanas wara.sd y he ovnsr ,ry .s .GiH All,
sysone. cornccor Fortei6 street,
('ARRIagEs por sALE-rwo SECOND HAND LIGHT
y Rad Wa ~, oor two 80, wesor, wrho. t,g one
sItrIis spisiriaes s,ssssl
EoE stLE-At mtSDsoMr. sEEyICEAgLE PAIR
! . =, aaate ~ - wa n~ ,od - t"r ~an'
orsi Ftr., sc~ Aroasl,o
LdEisALE-t tr utE csunt,Gg FACTORY cogsrr
y y rug -r'a 2 y ee aaa h.oasnsa te e ona haai
iag f,uuf and haa. a suoe nee .Aae mes cstalst has
rhss,on. pro.ed pattern ~ at9rr 49, p " sgA
a. a b~r. aim fi.afn eai aot ett.a.ao.
Eoe sALr- styEn,G u, oSp n,Sp ctaEttGgs.
y nl.ullu8 stt 49, 500 Wet4o. oue bfs.s ncaf1 pf
ssIs 5. tpi., g uorr4co ~ Fatsrh ,ree. x. NJ,
Eor suE-o>t Ltour cotcn A%p gAENEss y
staiee graHr ~. .b rnuv p.a gal3 s.eptt = 'set
EoG sul-A nnorN aontN uqnsF n,sps
'fw Il. hiii.t W.. S.o'saaa e,s.t
Eog aLr--s st.es nAt,ws s,rE 1xrnnss
eaRe h4lu.f. ea,s err O. 2. "e9 W.
4 lsaaeae,. }'.o .~ 30 s.ila rts.5.aa .,s..
Uonsys rCEcu r,pi'sp sotp A coNnrsMos
raesel ,o.,s.h .a..t ~ ta .fsss.esa6 a0a u
,.r.ts.a 81 y. .s..-esa ..a.-n sy -. t-,i T.
taf q h etreIte na# #ast,e t .a.nsAH es f#s
pasrgrH K, yrw q"l Will n r,hes W
80 - 80. fat. ,te n ST. fYpG,Kfb aa.aa.aa1. ~
~ ~. % T. Josa S,s. A'.a- .iae' A.a III tt.aa
ra.st. se~ Yat4
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'a.r tt1f.s. ao. Isss faa ss.s ~. .s.a.s ..i
lo@.0ap
NANrKp-. ral.Ars rtWE . eHH ti.N. tY
w e1. ". m,.t .. f@@tths
csftaasN kate M.tt4 aat tM
WANTED vo uut~, rmettt sttar. N rar
,'l.,. .'.s''.. 'o@ NJ IN t..., .. FIX r AZ
',o.s1. y 4. nstss ol..
> ,orSo uonsE- ION .ilf -rto ~ rutt
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SUMNER nr>onI-.
pan rortL LoNe tsLtsp. WIZ ~ srrr
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LOAN orrr,Es.
a =! gEotDs,y -Lage,L ADyascxs xAnE
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a., es-sgslY LlsKEaLls spyAsltp ~
~ NateAT.. 4. ssnof = @~wslff ~Hzf Nare tNt -
rsg. s...r' = reg - =. Z II. ..s'' y IT,
Mflfs ~ gmfffnt Hose itsn - EsNsea y tarltr igf
TFksta af NAN Mss D4@mrM4e EWna Fsa4# a. E1 Ef1s
wsr ertnsf " noafwgn stfset. ttsffs fgy~ Nn
AZ " nAsslr trRKrr n00N 10 Ur NTAtg.
a - hisA.s tff~s - ~ psmeas. wsea~s aod
A. ~
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MefehAnt
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1fsu usfessats sl~ss yssaps wstss'. da~sna. 49, =
ssNef Fpntsrty ssts esfa - tfssn.
or h44ft. II t8t tesrs ~ p Hb siA4s
DGwNRHoNsHk ricxTvs KouaRr~f Vii GtyE
y fnf saArtA ~ uqNwnNe8 WaAt.s 1NwsME. ~
sgansnfs hmfa - A. lham = 0ge8tHAs o. aar
stksr g'sss, = -" Rlfa atA ss.pas
SPORTING.
usps~sf8 ~ rfyH wo art2E Nftr VA at rlWs
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
rlIr. MILITARY

A TTEsrtoN EEw Tonx cADsrs --urwgyms 90
h'rd ree .T - ra-ay ,. sspisssr ~ N !, \
q sna :, ~ G"'sp '',., srsoa ~ rs'd, g.s,ss .
sse c,m@cae.as oelaser ! III. ocs', ~ p'e1v.r.
and Tuesday. sguai ard ooalpanY dr ~ ~ fhHs
wn,a.sx va s,i & ''p y, re a :. w nfra
IN ne ia.irnolion wil eonsi.i y inlan!y go artillery
A CArrus-s consisslos, - nra.srsr -
i, two naoa,is Ta. H. ! esssie,ssa II 80 49,.
,tiy a vel A. military ahi.y Aadfesa cApt W. - 4"
:" '"
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rg.ar es,ae -. uo,r ~ ra,a. !. TIL -,s.r isssd
~. iaeaaa ifos'eA y oer.s
LNEwrrios rAriRs LtGtLLy MAbn or foe
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crrsurrrrs wAsrsp-ron nn ~ -
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= ee, .a'a n. 80 s'' ''"l.f- ~ ....t.s' >
t.r51at s.'' assaE = ware srcst 80. r''sa~@
Sururrtg.rrs .nLy BODIED 49, ~.srtp.
= .hs 80. .etta i~a q = ~ e ~ r - ssasst
e..s t.. r.f Aest. 80 sr..s.s 80 II etsss $50 y.
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SrnurrpT,s wAsrrD 80 caan D"ws wuI
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yas.s ~ oi'.r s'fvsi = cslssis ' sookss
STryrsk cEsrsAL SUBSTITUTE orrcr = $50
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'aT = 80 a 80, ...a'ss - .,Ts '... :. sa,..s
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sow. hnratsf AgtAss e~sA w tTmf go sssAs
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Nef. Nsta vf.~t. NsrusN 80. t st2 wttSsa
ssfew.
naan piID bows Ynp nE. ru stssrs
DOW .AF 49, 80 s~f 10
ss~N - ~ h4FsMeM sM NNMM
FYfNtFFA0 O. wH~Ttw srseF fs@~
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on.

c,r ~ PR rON rOn ottEsTAtr CDAL. DF-
s~t.sJb Htrret "a VuNn4tss Ni ua t.H fh8H tt8 oUs
aI n seaE# Ufar. ia .tN n8a# #.Nt ~
MFe tptfN NhnLEt Na. q G8s NtreeN
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
RAILROADS.


H. Hsps RIVER RAILROAD --ftAiN* toh a.
a#uS. Troy. khW M9tta WN4 We tNMahH# sItNt
atE anH ~ N, ana n i3 e an4 H1 u ~ H9lioH Fsns
"a ~ Y W. tfyu tAhtf t4 MM@fM IM#NM NN De-
pH8# #i ~ sHN IN fAr 0llfsW III WI~fCUAIS BAFMI4A
yu suls Mud hf09kiyu. ghrrNF1 a. tan
~ ,94 pp,ut*W Its foa att .u ~tItuy.t ~pftnss
NrEw YORK. uARLKg ANp ALBANY hAfLROAD.-
~ i'@.a ni leats we.If ais s.of sepot II Aa.sat
fpf '.oi1n IA .f,d Alta nef.t - AnAnv eora~ 'int
$3.50 tNuta afQ h0rflFtn fet# ttN Nafs.N.a anA Mt
Laat' aon Il .na wer faf NJ .na Fsl 40 II aad
k@ts ,r9.o 10 ata.Sta. s 9nasy. ~ whur Ptna.
.use iero.. ig " i.s,asafasr III " i1A M n 80
w tHWNhF4N." uatuN hHl1 Hf MH @ANN8Nes FNr UNY q
psuM v NJ rtsNp4nE Ht n AH fatna AID 3sgHns uatt
. brter. Eetgru,ue iette Apant ~ t N, afrivsl Ell
kUFhtrn And western Ea.ma. hfrtHa al AlinnN rom
ahAa % NrWteu fHte AiHt ~ ggu MENtN fa#n# aWI
NHlamAh6dHp DgfNf patgs. . ~ a NJ. ttappFHg ~ af
r0ftA " bna 81 Wte FHtua ffosn fA.N. T. m
WhfH rlHins. 4 W u .tt A. ~. In .4l 4 b. Y " We
tasastrtase - A n 49, sp1 Il v Wlts Plains sst
MifaWtstrttxe tFsin A4gU ALL ei#MMH8 MAn4aN
fAlBF A. half ae. fer tgat0u F@NM. is IL.
rtNt al sa>pn. sxrrHt NorNets ter W4NsmHt14dre.
hIfu upA ~ = islsna ~. \ ~ WIS rlaas.
y N aNltta nHsrlG9 sHA ~ fts Pains fr4bN styU - AID
ssstlfuw. KstuFuiag taavn Will Plans elW A. "
wlNlamiflrtag ~ 10 ~ l5 l4 - iq ~ at n
t'opfanw a. al 80 Lone ift - FmfN n wnNG us
= =. 4taita4s n0gt4 of ANt FIT WlNam#Ur#ke.
IN-. EE NEfEiLI Mgusmmtsm
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

AMUsEMENTs.
WALLAcKs wALLAcss.
70 Easr sls@S SroHr sihFhoff hcf ihain III. u
'A'''S'N ! ORIGINAL
paon,c,n GREAT spEcrsXL ILLrsioS.
ron THE 'iGst II fss Tss X Foiaaa AHsn'Gs 4ax.rsr
N.sr PEKFKcr SPECTRAL rHESoSESos
". Inhibited Ia this oouatg.
INN o,v.r,r rla.EAslSy AND ESrLarArMSo.
OF SCIENCE AsD ARR
Every ''san. Nun NJ E''1,S' 70 rmE Ffl.'is LAST gr'
MRS H. WATKINS. ....,....aa' ,........ .noSoga PAuL
spssut y 'r Tho isesasr E aad
rGr III a'ais as aos rs II ansf necessary
., Mg. waLLAck
-, 49, ssoTE yoRE &siEsriiEsrsEsrAuoss.
ana "EDSEsPAs sr saS Aspe sia al sl ,sce ss 70 oy
THE REAL ORIGINAL oIosr
NEW BowERy THEATRE
SATURDAY sept ~ IVA
Forty yseeond might Of ,hs egsagemsntof
sho.e @ ha. 'ls mos. -.ees.a e,sr ra
-PoUI oLoRIous PIECES.
For tho d4sr ar. sae i. tho ,Slsr Sosr Dram. o. dfos'
TiiE. sriaiI siuEsD
N, a . ,.iiSSr, s,E,@ ,ss "a he sr,ra v''saa-
a. no Yankee saiios. and
NJ; !. H. Eppr I9..n s.uo, !, N, s,.m. ;,
TIE oRELk sry,
,-,,,-n BLACK nudn, THE OUTLAW
TnE ouAcR DOCTOR,
Eoxs OLD BowgRy THEATRE.
MR. q /. Fox IN
TnE GHOST OF ALrEsHERo.
wh'h mus' sivs as,r Rl1ss !. .no,sss .i,,bsr npn,
SATURDAY dnosf hHosISc d '.Ri.&Ssi lREfHshhho, Ii
THE MYSTIC uARr
II isspssa
JAne.s....,... nrs u Chapman
maaieI soegy . y nos
Aunee Clrst appearance th ea.onl Ms. q ia. prowna
+ EfER BILL riIL wAGosEH
is,s. rsls. s.,.s mel ~. fpsss.Y p.s.Y
""a 'ea' SonAn callsA
Black Conner. Tsoap.sa
n oRsSD CONCERT
rAh or THE AshnlcAS msnsur.
ruiz igAn..S 1s.spsSssy SSsS. ss,s'sa S,yp
Commencing at a quarter befo~ eight "tiocs
PROGRAMME.
i.-orand March du sasrs ~ rropasl Nsysres..
3-Overtur", Nssod
3W alL. II BarIo. t.t,.....sArsla
s-Duetto. Tone rsfrsa
s-Quarstso. Hgolrtio ...................... sssai
G-Ecipsc Polka c0rpst solo .hosng
7-Mz~re TrUvW1re ..,........t....t..... Verdi
f-Poourt HALO In NAsaAnfa
9liafoaf Galiop. sGunei
10 -s.ieotion. Tone ..................... pets.i.
1tssana National
Admtsncr. IS ocnu
WOODS MrNsTRELs
w GRAND MATINEE,
For the arcomrnod odatlou ~ l.Afir. and 1hllirru.
This Afternoon oonmr ucipE a. ~ efa.t.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

Two CONTRACTORS.
500 ea pgtDasAls. indorsed with hs s Il he w0rs
for whleh the Vii he sGsrea viii ~ frNsd AZ THE
ofc.inniA twelve orQcs Mtf.nnnasy ssrte- 2i
Tor NJ g9Nstrston =" N~wef n T.nth from -
g.NsY
bians forrls 90 30 his and s skes n@sssafy infar
rnstes esn ~ ed4lnsd on aprlics,on The
tlsras a. t.ts ~
EORr q DATRsGH ,croion s,.ssuci
A. W sgAyEM FaFdt
EMUNOM Ho gax Ia fa.p
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

PROPOSALS..
L'xECuIivL COMMITTEE OFFICE sUty -, lsc.--
~ MAJ e0nmunlc nn L-LwrnN 1Analea Mnd tAe Onlicd

LxEcuIIvI COMMITTEE OFFICE suLy =, lsc,--
~ Nal Communication between Jamaica aud the United
The Governor and Executive Comru.er will receive pro.
the couveysnce IL steam vessels
monsy Ial between III eiy q kinrs'on "a % lsand
ana vera pursuant 10 hr proyionsof the scis Of TITS
lsang II leiora chapter ~ = nfoisole steam cor'us.
aud . victoria chapter Han ac -id of ths Aforesaid -
The ierms ard conditions including tie period wheh
The willl~ iahen viii be n.e known applies.
ton - Mrssts. THOMSON ft,RkRY 6Co Amcinx lone,
I.onasn2 jEkEMlAu ~ lkAltFAff Esi., ~ Wall streea.
New Nvrs ~ his ocF. Tenaera 10
~ addleeaei and sent e. t1e SEER the Exeeuye
Commit ro. ddnaiea .Huish Town.
DEorosALs rog $1,000 sEWEEAgE BONDS or
CiJy cosrSortsr's ouicr,t
G8y..U. sept J. th3.
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pubrae srebr4 III ne hos any par Es sdred
'b0a aan aataff siUl"sll ~ sewerage uants 09hpFtot
tcasaMH q t-ti ~ tHe dupu tunneasi to
rfNa fa'e tHis is, aHtf Ntaarl IA New vote tfeo
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nh shp her' o. en- tAe aaat of d~ltvea. waetnsr
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det0st vatn ate 4at aticr to ouniue q he ptono a
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'sr4.e o. y tt4 r.aeos uofva1 tsr'l~s .,iad II
thea ana ta2 Nt1 % aHuw"d interest a"H ihH p'ue 10
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n y NpNl, sNat8 Wau fatt1fer % auHthst.e NITROUS
hsrtiss rtH in# pt sl-p With pleasing .snsatl0n.
49, sf.r' in'ft.' ',i't. 2 Eaa. dafna waleh estsc'
sftF " 'ee'h y e" essf ptioa iasaft.s Perfect sas
~ Btoaiwai near Trenaeih street
,N4sfutrto-- fwrrovED NirEous OXIDE
~ a*Wxt.HM Ess an stored Tor attracting teeth with
ort fsIn aaaeN nsut lnstrrrted rtrsonaTv aprsra
iNsia,r srsa tfns uod~fae Nauoasi Dental Gailery,
lAa ttN pNas'Ae sawAr'sd Dr MANSON. Dsnnsi.
80. ri,r.0N. wisnlvG TEETH PLUGGED or IN
fas, .hgt sr vri nnd 40 Their Interest io es'l ~
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WOODS MfNsTRELs
w GRAND MATINEE.
For the accommodation ~ l-Afir~ and Children,
This Afternoon uelpg al ~. fa.k
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hfAtlACks THEATRE
w The ladies' and gentlemen engaged for the coming
Fall and Winter Season tho above establishment
uuested 70 assemble the stage II O'Clock Wednes
ny the 10th instant fun and entire meeting Of the
pany is desired, the VIII speedily
! JOHN LESTER WALLACK.
Na Stage MANAGER.
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HosssEs, CARRIAGES. 80

A VERY HANDs0gE. SOUND SADDLE HORSE
,or sale sanac for isdy Feut~aaa; brsniifd bay
lt4 hands warranted the owner; ndinx AMI
nal Can he s@sn by inaurnF ~ " ". DisBkuN, ftfth
avruBe. corneraf Forflcth street.
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RKnnxLYN cIAIRNnYAN -MAnAnE cLIF

~ FORD. the greatest lifing Am"uan seer ~ snit't
st4ert Rrooklyn. aae bots from Fulton deecp-
d,ease pfesrliNcs finds absent fieua. and
mGnae.. tarvoSantly wiiu persons ia The Lit'
chars destiny gwen hy lctcf. send stamp ls part
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81. ~ f#sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-01
The War Ill Virginia.

burg and Winchester and returned BY the way
Q MI, d ad 10 syvii 9 As they wer%
cIo sing the Blue Ridge, at Snickar's Gap,
thew met a force Of Nosebys men, under a
lieutenant, and defeated them, capturing nine
ty men.
Richmond papers have information that
General AyeriIl is at Beverly, Randolph coun-
g Va. at the head Of eight thousand men,
and It is belieyed that he designs making Il
demonstration against Staunton and the Cen~
Eral Railroad.
On Saturday last body Of Federal troops
moved no the Peninsula TO Curtis's, Oh the
pamunkey river, and captured small steam
b st.
On the 22d ult 1hrea schooners were cap
tured by the Confederates in 81 Inlet on the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
The project OF sending out q traln over the
Orange and Alexandria railroad weekly for the
transmission OF suffers supplies has been
abandoned for the present.
| Persons who visited the White Mountains,
| \, H., last week, were caught in 3 severe
| snow-storm and detained over night. They
/ suffered severely, and one young lady was ls~
| sensible for over tour houra.
II appears BY censua tables mos yet pT1ntcd)
| that the entire population OF the United
States born in foreign countries: was, III round
| numbers, in 1860, four millions one hundre1
! and thirty six thousand
/ In connection with the demonstration o5 ths
| Kansas and Missouri radicals III Washington,
| i NAV be stated that it is IN contemplation
! 70 start q newspaper III Washington vhlch
| shall reflect the views ot radical republicans
| generalIy throughout the country.
| The flag ship Leyiatban, lying az The South
| west Pass Of the Mississippi river, was board"
ed bv j party Of men from the shore, on the
=; ubr of ;he 2lst uIt, aud taken trom under
,be guns Of the q. S. steamer Desoto, This
was nor discovered, until after the tug had gvt
ont several miles in the gulf, when pur.
s,,;t was ordered. and few hours chase result
"a in the capture Of the fugitives,
Robheries in Richmond are becoming ot
very fre0uent occurrence, and the press OF that
cjtv say that hardly night passes without
some house being robbed.
The arms collected in Baltimore, under che
,roc]an.tion Of martial law, Will be delivered
70 their owners, upon proof Of their loyalty
and ownership, at the ordnance othce OF the
E;gbtb Army Corps, in that city: By order Of
Gen, Schenck.
Including the Russian frigares and The
French gunboats previously arrived, there are
now lvi0g in the North River, within sight Of