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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-24

lives next door to him his 'neighbor, he is a
nerson dwelling in his vicinity. lie never
!sneaks Of ANYTHING, but always 'alludes to it.
4 man is always with him an Individual,
bad man is an individual Of unenvlabIe rep
ntation, One 'Cloggy Jack whose proxlml-
~. laccording to Sheffield newspal err brings
IN ilI-name to an accused person, was, IN our
qimnle English, near him Murders are al
WAYS perpetrated. Fl never buys anything,
no aIwavs purchases it. He does not 'sheW
Or noint out. he indicates. a Nottingham
newsnaDer describes one who does not talk
rnucb as q person ofreticent habits.
The renorter always calls church
sssacred edifce. The people be writes
about do not die, they EXPIRE. They are
never dead, but always deceased. a Der
},v newspaper having to say that tour prison.
ars lately scaped, tells us that they recently
effected their escape. When the penny-a-
liner sets out TO get up report about THESE
men, he does not ask questions, but 1nsti-
tutes INQUIRIES" Of course the old adjective
bloody is too vulgar and Saxon TOR these
high Scholars, SO they describe murders as
'sangulnary.
a shirt of resistance to the enrolment has
manifested itself in the vicinity Of Jarrettsvllle
Hartford county, Maryland, in the Second dis
fr;ct Of the State. The barn of Levi Pennlng-
ton. enrolling officer, was burned with live
hundred bushels Of corn; also, the barn OF os-
eph Perry, with ali its contents, and one horse
Six shots were fired in the windows OF enrolling
officer Pennington.
The Philadelphia Common Councils have
negatived the bill approErating half million
dollars to pay exemptions for drafted men. -
The vote stood eighteen Democrats for the bill
and eighteen Republicans and tour Demo
Gratis against the bill They subsequently pass
ed bill appropriating million of dollars tor
the relief of the families of drafted men.
In Baltimore yesterday man was placed on
the TOP Of four barrel in front Of General
Schenck's headquarters On Monument square.
He was ught selling liquor TO soldiers. He
had label on his breast with the following In
scription: Il sold whiskey to soldiers. y
Mr.. Wilson, Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, has not yet commenced TO repair the
road beyond Harper's Ferry, but as soon SIS the
line Of the road is under the protection OF the
Federal forces, the work will go on.
The Richmond Examiner, of July 20 says:
From the Mississippi we have no news
which is good news. From Northern Virginia
we learn that the lines of Lee extend to the old
battle ground Of Manassas. Of the Northern
army We know nothing, except that it cries
loudly for achievements, and has received
none.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

with any notion that Il would bo accepted chanGe on
mood may however, take paes after tho 4th a haron,
10 great military SUCCESSES occur IN Tho interval. soo
. change may possibly be produced sooner by military
reverses proposal, however ~ mediate, made even
under present circumstances by three or more o 'no
great Powers Of Europe cononty might not produce any
great Inconvenience
IL IN, indeed, urged by some people that mediation
should DO offered, not much with view 10 ia pcihk
accepted, ~ ~ It's clearing the way for recognition o.
tho b0uthern confedcracy. And, indeed, Ucrs daev
SsiNed a ne time had come for recc1ntng hd cosVde
vcy, no d0u an offer OF mediation tod Dc u1aok JTe
sindry But do not clearly understand what advantage
s expected 70 result from simple cognitlon OF tho
Southern government and presume that tho Enropsah
Powers do not contemplate breaking the blockade oy
force Of arms, or engaging In hoses with the United
States in support of the Independence OF The south
have, indeed heard II maintained that Great brudan
should recognize the independence Of n South a. soon a.
forts Of the oonserdius party 10 reconstruct TIE tnidn
Tho advocates Of this opinion consider reunion as a
probable event. apprehend that the 1rst result Of u
would DO that the oori~d forces Of the NortA and me
South icolld BE- let loose upon Cdndda Certainly do NOT
at present share these appyehsso All hope OF the recon
structon Of tho Union appears 70 DO fading away even
from tho minds OF those who most ardently desire IT,
But the reconstruction bo sti possble do NOS thnk
that need conclude that would lead 10 an invasion oil
Canada or 10 injurious " Great Bitan
At any rate dangers OF this kind remote TIE tse-
diate and obcious inrea Of 0rsat britain, oeii az e
rest Of Europe thai peaos and prosperity should DC re'
stored 70 this country possible Tho point chiefly
worthy OF consideration appears TO be whether separa
tion reunion DO the koly TO effect this object
have, nc, LYONS.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
Polish Meeting IN New York.

The Polish residents tins city hold mctng ycster
day afternoon, at their roons, 500 Brosfwsy-Dr
MacsJevrz iu the chair. Mr.. Ratufso~sky, menber
Of tho Polish Revolutionary Committee Ia 1891 who had
been invited 10 como from Washington 10 deliver lee
t1re spoke nt ngth on the present state ~ Poland And
described In gp~n ing the wrongs grievances
under which the Polish people are grooming. Ha
oanciudsd expressing the hope that the tirse not
drtant when Poland would recover her inderendencs
and among the nations n the earth the rank which
belsags b. her.
10 che oourue Of the debates Mr. Jaworowsx expressed
tho sDyo that committee of Anetsns should be formed
intb city, with the purpose of expressing the symps
thes Of ths country for the Potsh csnso he also stated
tnst any Amerean citizen, or fricnd u Poland, Who
should feel inclined to operate Tho any way
might by making appicaton TO ts Secretary q tho
committee, p2c Broadway
A gentleman having asked whether itApond DOT be al
yisahl@ araeltep0ish comfnttes inhs city
Mr. Kaussowsky replied that the rresent movement
not A religious ous audahat all Poles born Polish terri
tory had The un1uestohabe right of beeoing members
~ The Pelish commItiss, and W participate ~ IT, pro
cssfines
lrsy 90 rpS roilsa COMMITTEE rus xyy WV
yopu
Dr. Mackiswicy, Marion.
" J. Jsworowski, Val. ifOtrosski,
kaius~owski, Pychov1
Col. KryyrsD0wsti, kocbanowsh,
Col. Kargc. Bsxufski,
sncr Rssswsti, rssso.
Nsirski, sacek.
Karbxevskf weniosrhi
r. y. JAwORDwsxI.
secrstai'a do soniie, s2e Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
LorEynIk, Ky, March IS, 1893.

LousyrIE, KY, March 2S 1858.
The Journal learns a croditablo that two
divisions OF rebel infantry crossed the Cumberland ycner
day at Stages ferry Walabnrg, fulask county
Headquarters have received noico Of Tins INVASION
Frankfort AM Lexington under martial Law All Ia
quiet IN their vicinity.
Yesterday afternoon Tho freight train, seven niles bc-
how Gallaiin. broko through bridge. Three men and
about hundred and twenty head cattle killed.
Two freight trains coldod to-day between Bardstown
and Lebanon Juncton. Several smashed, but
no lives wcr oat.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Rebel DEMONSTRATION Against williams
burg, ya.-The r.umorcd Evacuation
OF Richmond, &c.

Rebel Demonstration Against 6iliiams-
burg, ya.-The rcamorcd Evacuation
OF Richmond, &c.
FoHrpys MONROE. March 20 1853.
Tho enemy attacked Williamsburg this morning with
cavalry and infantry and repuhod by tho Fifth
Pcnnsy lvania cavalry under Colonel Lewis
At to-day tho enemy had rctreatcd and Colonel
Lowis had re cstablshcd his picke.s.
The lops Is not yet ascertaincd
An officer who deserted from III rebel arrived In
Norfolk yesterday. he reports that tho rebels arc
eyacuating Richmond fast u possible for hsm "
do 70 quietly The report rs not fnlly credited
Desire or tho scccsh Clergy OF Norfolk tn
Respond 90 JeH. Davis Fast Day Proc
fanatic n-Rebel Judicial Decision in
Reference 10 Conscripfs-Arrivat from
Hilton Head-AH uaion Omcrrs 10 bo
Exchanged by the Rebel Authorities-
Rebel Prisoners on Thei Way Back to
Dixie, &c :. &c.
FommEss MosaoK, March 20, 1863
Last sabbath several cergymon Norfolk gave notice
,ha, the churches would opcn Friday the 9Th, for
services In conformity with JET PAWS proclamsitoo;
The churches accordingly opcncd, but the wor
shippers began thsy found guards of Onion
idcrs tho church doors, consequently 70 services
allowed
Richmond paper rays Judge Meredith, of Tho rebol
Circuit Court, hrs decided that every ozsn a Maryland
and foreigner bo enlisted IA the repc army.
natter for how shorta lime acquired domIei ana
therefore liable TO oonscrp,on between eighteen
nnd forty Ave years of are.
Tho hn and machinery of tho Pcnnsyivaais, bnrned
three years ago James river have been raised and
passed here last evening for baltimore.
The steamer spauiding arrived hero this morning,
bringing mails from the ect Hilton Head which sbe Is
Last Thursday sbe reports the Steamba, Esp undo, for
mcfiy the Daniel Webster, aground near siooo Inlet
There movement Hilton Hcai 70 report %
tho feet
Colonel Ludlow, Commissonor for tho Exchange cf
Prisoners, has concluded arrangements With cbc, om
missioner ould, or the exchange Of all Cnitsi states
orfcers held ny tho rebel government.
mo steamboat stats of Maine kn Fortress Monroe Al
noon ,,sy Pom, under nsg u she up foe
exchange two hundred aud eghty prisoners u var, m
Guiding rebel oce and hundred and twenty
1vo citizen prison
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
The PRIZE STEAMERS.
Arrival ofthe English blockade Runner
Nicholas H., Win . yaIaabis Cargo ON
Hoe rd, DC.

Nicholas n, with = Valuable Cargo on
Hoe rd, &c.
rhe prize steamer sicholas H. Executive ooss Alfred
Everson commanding, captured on tho 2ist isans on
Little River. ~ O. while attempting 70 tss blockade
os Wilmington, by tho United states gunb.4i yeLria
Captain fdxard Hooker arrived ths port yesterday
Tns captain u tho k,cbolas J. states that DO msds
three attempts " enter Chari.s,on, and came
running down u the vessels 80
uoned there but The night being dun he
capped vnhons bens nred into When captured
no feeling tho strsns,h u Admiral iS~s sqasdron.
The day being harry be ,nio sLs embraces u The
Victoria. VINO wa fully prepared " receive BIN. Ds
covering his mistake he inwedissey tsrpsd Axousd 70
the sosihward, when fsv riss shell had ths sessrsa
eject q bringing him 70 his ssns~s.
On boarding her the ofno~n and men wsre fogsd IN
state q intoneaioa, having imbibsd .oo much ~ We
Loodon pocs 9th which they wsr- absndAnry Sup.
pied.
The soolal 49, bgitn ioScJn, sod 70 iLs Ras,iAns
and captured ~ tho E1giisn during tbs orlpa~n
Her average speed IA twelve sDov. Her machinery b
heavy es0qsh for too modern buai engines. rhs bsI .
bun aRritsh OK, and y very sabstAEtia
The cargo ooassls of po.dsr, nssd smmanllon, ss>n
a every desuiptioD, dry gods, eaaioy, IN
ware. hc
ms = tho second pri,s tAssn b. ,hs yoiosa -,uas
fes weeks
sichgl4s l. -
kasr-Aiirsd Evefsau, somuarains
grenhp. Ccesr--NlaGsn " Assa
CAfff Eneir1ey-T. n. sbalsf.
Agsffeui Eaetaesr-S a Iyiar.
.Sesond Aftafra EnSs-1>sv-~ fl40nsks s8rIos.
Horls.osn--f harlsW Frssm.n.
Fignai Quavfermatey-J y. hkntI
he pfiSs crsu conss,s 4 tssntyt-o meo.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
OOK ER,S AR MY.

Everything Quiet-Posfsion or tho Rebel
Arny-Deserters from the Enemy con-
stantiy Coming In-D.stifution and
sonsring Among the Southern Troops
spIerdia Condition Of Our Array OF the
Potomac, &C., SC.
HsApqcssrr1s. Ansr o puo~sr
March ~, lss1
Everyshing remains quiet over t.s river.
The ensmy's camps AZ. visible Tor seversi miles W,
their uoo,- display themselves vsry Hlps Ihs man
sody a Their army lies aDoui sflss1 miles ron
prcdsrassburs. tboash larss oroa has reostuy besa
sen, down noar Port Royal
D-ssrters are coming 10 by soorr- YESTERDAY lieu.
ard three ssrseanis All from oompsny, cane
into lines, md Hundreds n o,hrrs woald orn- b.,
fof tho difncgltsss a cfo0ins the RAppahsnsa1k
Ths dssrtsrs report sr.ai sursriag rsbs army,
ard much dkar-oton among NE troops mn rini a
nour ant quarter u pound "a n~a. oonstiials tLsv
daily rsinos.
TD-day 30 have LsJ sharp wind, ~Leh has sers
much uwsrds dfyas 40 ,hs mod osossa by s fsla n
yesterday
fs has -rn s.osrussa here ihs, ~ ehISf mate n.
pirate Asbasns . = native q T,rsnssn, oouns,,lcai,
~so for years soanscssd vlih Bshz cs~sps
p@r one
fine So.aisisn asa spirss es che Tsoops-
The onesrs Esshsssassle over shs
spissasa state Of Anaiss. Ae.,
wsrmssvoy. March 10, isss.
Tbe nfssnsiIou received from us~ army a lhe po<o
rnse sbo~s that a h " sysssd pby.esi ssa COZ
dAnu.
ofros- q The Amy vho ecnss tine ago rsrstied the
synpsous a dsmorsHAilcn srhis~d, 100 sJs-s sniha
sst,oaly a us nigh y si.cipius and sroei1ssi
ons,ss a NE -sss Smy. usy Sssri shss 4 90
rey~ % p.s.w aships WIN - go.s ,srS<tsiy ready
. ssy sasrgssy
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
Arrival Of the Psirs steamer cssss.
CITY.

Tbe prys steamship ofsniis uly, Acting t~sss King
m ctsEs, from bahama n.1ss March -. arrived Al ms
pert yesterday,
he grangs CITY wss cspfarsi March "a - Egsitbssa
UlAh.na3, By tbs usi@i s,stss sanbo4i Tiosa ogn
naandr A O. cs.,y. sns y ~ so1 sds--bs.l s,saansr
u sbOai foar bosdf~ sons turlLsn, bait fsesnn
Der last asd h. ss~risd earso. ne go from sss
sNn sP
o. ~ ssy ths T,ogs srsarss sclo,r.r ~ sb,vs
.sty tons. -in . vsyy yaiassls e1fgo bss,d yls
80 seat v ssy vs~t f0r a1l.es@isa
M toBowhg are ~ orosr ssn, bons a chs,rs q
tb1 Cra1lD Cy-
<a..c sas0-~kwg
<rfso yva zsssss-a grss~so-wn A n Jsssnss
<en., Tktga zgsssssf g~gs~s~--u n R<ss
<dsae Ham<yss 6oG-JS A Ctok.
Css<assf Cfsyk-fhas A B~sxh
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
TIE REBEL INVASION OF KENTUCKY.
Two DivisiOns Of the Enemy Re-
ported to Have Crossed the
Cumberland.
DanvfHo Rc0eeupIcd by Our Forces, Who
Arc Driving tho Rebels Before Them,
dkc., &c., DC.
CINCINNATI. March 20, 1858

CINCINNATI. March 20, 1858
Pa,on Brownlow has arrived from Tcnnossae, and 70
ports tho rebels concentrating all their Infantry,
formerly In East Tenncrscc at Tuaboma, while thar
cavalry has a diversion East Kentucky, hoping
draw from Rosecrans and that rcniorcemenss
are arriving daily at Tulahoma from Virginia
General Gilmore crossed tho Kontucky rivor in foroe
yesterday recapturod Danvie and driving tho rebels
In tho dirostion OF Crab Orchard.
Generals Parks and Wilcox arrived at tho Bornot
House.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Attack Of the Rebel Forces on
Wingfield.
THEIR COMPLETE REPULSE,
&o., &s.. &c.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 20, 1868.
The enemy attacked Wingncd North Carolina, on the
Chowan river, and were repulsedl
Tho eneys force consisted Of tho Forty second North
Carolina regiment md guerillas under Col Brown.
Lieut.. McCiane, with part of a company OF the First
North Carolina Volunteers took refuge block house,
where they defended themselves successfully and after
fight OF an hour and half beat tho enemy OF
General Foster came up tho next day from Plymouth
with three companies and -four companies OF tho Eeventh
Pennsylvania cavalry sent from Suffolk By General
PECK.
Colonel Brown succeeded In crossing tho chowan river
with part OF his force The remainder attacked
Edenton, and dispersed after short resistance.
Our troops hunting them up in tho swamIs.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
Opsasng es Lake Navigation.

TolsDo, ksrth ~, 1sAs
Tbs ss~ Yort sd E,s RAsrssd Og1p.sys .ts.rs-s
ns- Yea. FROM Dunsns, ssd o-~o, from c.vslAta,
ssYivs1 hess " dAy shs sfsa s1ais = ~ s~ssoe
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

I'm "a uDipptus- --Almoef every train on the Great
western iNaroad brings addition 20 the porssipu o
Tn,o,,o M sbs share u skesdalefsn frgss The United
e,aes wbo n Canals "a escape the wors ne III
10 eonarr,tt sct About arrived by tran ys~
,a,ay au.spao " aud cspress their ~ re
,he py,,sstlon q Ne unoo Jsss ibsy tes lbe rs
ss.l of ths n - JNorse 0k<x. Ha,,AIo
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
sasiiss os ~. "a George.

rOwrla.e. No. hvch n, IAsa
No sssan~ % cserr. c,ssa vyns s-,sa ~, xs-
yas a lfss n
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
saspsng Of ,hs Norwegian.

Thess,snnsbfp Norwegian sailed for Liverpool st sve
cloclsthie mornng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-21

CAPTAIN Commanding IpSi.
c. Y. Kirby, Lieut., Acting Adjutant,
---~=~-------
4 vote on Monday in The Missouri Aess!a~
ture on the proposition to amend tue State
Constitution to provide tor emancipation, IN
dicatcs its defeat. 1t came within i've of beng
laid on the table, and requires tVo Sh'1sis GO
pass it.
The political prisoners lately roleasod from
the Richmond prisons arrived ii Fortress 5lon-
roe on Thursday, and were seat from thence TO
Washington. There are one hundred an3
ninety Of them.
Commander Plebe has been restored 70 his
rank n the L. s. Navy and ordered . tie
s!oo,7-of war st. Louis.
Governor Bradford has issued Yr9c1an,a-
tion vaynirer I'll larvland soldiers absent fro1,)
their reni1nonfs without Iavo u y4jnio !lel5.
unj}er 1eDalt, of arrest and :,u2:;3oIeuf Is de-
eartars before tho 1st g Anil
The \. Y. Court of Apooal, has decided
aoainsf thc r;e]7 of 1ai]ro:,d ,oynnaries 70 taxa
streets Or hiohwavs (or 7av;,g tracks without
corr,t.nsat;r, fI,o owners oi adjacent Dronc1tv
One of tho n,ost rey,ar[a }o]o feat,5rcs of these
remarkable fir7cs, j. the sfea1v and rarid ac
c,,n,,I.toof (}f,,os;fs IN 50 sav;nrs hanks - the
North The l]ano,irors are nenaraj1z ,ersons
of e,,o?1 x,,aoy,e who - ,roso,4 .ra ,,ot wool.
t7z~ o,1o,,o17 ~ oro ,,,r-;1I;no - a,nhoxg- =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-21

Baltimore and Harrisburg, on the Northern
Central railroad The actual less was less
than 95.QO0 The vhoIo amount in the safe
at the time it was thrown from the cars will
exceed $500, 600; Esst the bulk Of The funds
was il drafts ami securities upon which pay
nont has Keen stopped
A gentleman just arrived from The army Of
the Potomac stats that ag2 cxa1npIe has just
been made Of (: number Of so|cliels convictel of
leSertioD. Two ncDlors Of the Second New
York volunteers were ritls]en on what the SOL
diers te1n q joh horse" ten hours day for
zen consecutive days, and then publicly drum
med o,st Of camp. 4 member Of the Tenth
New eIersey, convicted OF The same offence, IVES
branded on his back with the letter D, " bis
head WIS shared; and he vas :aIumlnoci out Of
can2o.
Persons who were At Nov3ern, IL. c.. On
Wednesday morning l>st left roses in bloom
and peach trees n blossom: 10 be surprised,
On >{4ir arrival ID Boston, by Invitations %
>}o:g.l rides.
The Chicago Tribune, 10 anticipation &
Democratic I15a;o1ity in the popular branch Of
the next {. s Congress, predicts 1I2;st The ma
jol;*y viii 2ttenopt 70 make certain alterations
ia tIlc present taxtf, with view Of bringing il
into closer conformity with the ideas Of free
trade Il ayoTy3 the opinion that the Demo-
cratic parry IS now divided into TWO factions
the oae consisting Of Peace Democrats anl
a. ~ NJ. ,?
In election for Mayor Of Fredericksburg
took place on Tuesoay, anj resulted ia the
choice Ct AIr. T. Slaughter, The present in~
cuilloent.
It is stated that lie subject of the d:pre:la-
tons Of 1ho British b@ilt privateers upon the
commerce Of the Inte,l States, i attracting
the attoo1ion Of the government, and measures
Of retaliation are under c5u5il*rltion, invclv
ing an extra session Of Congress,
On Tuesday, bill passed the New Jersey
Assembly, providing shat any lau alto coming
into that State ard remaining tea days there
H. shll be transported to Liberia, OF sou1e
island Of the West Inlicz where slavery does
:.;}t exit
Ihe french government 2lYc Jot yer r2j 0In-
"a TO Mr. Seward reply TO the peace i>ropo-
z;tion OF ll1at government, aud no further coz
respouJence ou the subject isezpected, al lea=t
for The present:
X Wt*Il;l4gton dispatch to ti1o :. Z. Her
ald says The President and Cabinet, after
giving she subject much deljberarion, lave de
ciaed lot 70 gran: letters Of I1larquc and ropTl~
sal under the I&te law Of Congress. In their
atezl. it IS understood 1iat all vessels fitted cue
,}y private parties forthe purpose OF capturing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-21
PUBLISHED (DAILT? 81
EnG7AI! SNOW DEN j R.
nc~- 0TrTCE-No. 104 King street, over
>oroc formerly Fre11vio's} Bool1 Store

.onos -. lformerlv Frelch's} Book Store.
VzsHvIr1E, TEzN.--The army correspon.
dant Of the philadelphia Press gives sad
n;atnre Of the present condition Of Nashville
EAmong other things, he says:-''But tor the
devastation Of all the lands within vast CIR
cult. and a general thinning out OF the slave
Emulation, the farms and plantations herea~
bouts would he filed with industrious hands.
There nc no fences: though, no nelos' 10
Slaves to build fences and encompass 1857 la '1's'
AMI. therefore, very little in the way OF aSl;
culture can he realized III thls immediate local~
it,. Il is exceedingly painful 20 feco1ec'
Nashville as it was and see It as It IS it was
The home OF refinement and luxury. OF WeaitI1
aud ease. and Of intelligent men and beautlIul
women. The capital Of Ieunessee IS now the
seat Of misery, disease, filth and desoat'on- :,
I he chlslches literary institutions; puUlc naHs
and large mercantile and commercla! estaDllsh-
nents 6ave been converted into hospitals, IN
frmaries and lazar-bouses, and tw'elye thou
sand sick, sore. diseased and wounded men lie
v;thin: the grayeyar0s and vacant lots within
the citv limits coutuin the bodies Of seven
thousand Federal and Confederate victims Of
e'seas !e 0!ye:s a'elt'SSs % S.'y
a. cIohAel' SoI11eIs' ues0ltc1.' ho"IS i:,1' h,on'
lon3NHy q saves. Poppe1IS, v'S'a"' o''l'&1'A'
A'uo, A1'h II'An ss'A'' UeSVi"'lo'''
C cz.1- - :-~.-~7 - -~7oz a1d,.,e,o,7
Us"' 'cy'l0"A ir:'S a. - i;'~o
10 me lIa'y /; oce!s & 5;a'o': alot75 ~ t'.,H III
OF Le 1s-t,lo1g au o1o h'"'1' I> sio ~ 90
D. C., and Hampshire: from which goods are
.carred into Virginia, /. Q directs that no
goods Whatever. are 70 be allowed 70 60
Nlti1 ;nc lnteIolcs:o u!st'1o.s @ oneSs 1'e'si All
nrrscT1& . orraSSod ar1amnt;ng ;n any vav to vio-
d la1o he revenue and department. regulations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-21
AIATRTMONY.
HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT llth Reg:
VIRGINIA INFANTRY,
SrENcER. Va: March 6. 1868.

SPEECER Va: -NaTch 8; 1868.
Special order 70. Il.
No minister, OF other authorl led person
viii unite any officer, noG commissioned officer
or private, belonging 70 this posi-, in The bonds
Of lnatrimony. without written permission from
the Commander thereof, as it is a manifest IL
jury TO The public service. By order OF
JAMES ". Myers,
Captain Commanding I'osf.
c. y. Kirby, Lieut., Acting Adiutant