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who desire it, the Recipe and directions Tor making
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-12
NEWSPAPER REPORTS.

The New York World, states that Reyes
and Peck forces, as early as Monday of last
week. were on board Of transports, bound for
York river; that on Wednesday, twelve thou
sand Federal troops were at the White House,
waiting for reinforcements before commencing
the march on Richmond, and the suposition is
that the delay enabled Lee to throw a column
between Richmond and the Pamunkey river,
and thus rendered it too hazard, to us for
General Keyes to make any further attempt to
advance: Sin view of the significant fact that
there is no official announcement that Rich
mond has been taken We infer that the move
ment has failed or has not yet been consum-
ated. The question reoccurs:-Has Gen.
Hooker crossed the river again in force? The
Press. the Bulentin, and the Inquirer, OF Phil
adelpia, state distinctly that he has. The New
York Times also confirms the decaration.-
The Tribune "gueses," but is pretty sure, that
he crossed on Friday night, and found but
screen of pickets on his front, and no enemy
worth mentioning this side of North Anna. y
The World, at first, inclined to the same belief,
remarking- cit is true that General Lee is
retreating, and Gen. Hooker is again across the
river and I'M ursuit'' In conclusion, however,
the World acknowledges the reception Of later
despatch, (which throws considerably doubt
over the reported crossing of Hooker's army
and regards it as "barely possible that this re-
ported menace to the Rebel capital, and the
preparations of Hooker to cross are merely
designed to frighten Lee from advancing on
Washington" The N. 7. Times also, notwith-
standing it's declaration that the crossing
had been effected winds up It's editorial by
considering the various reports OF what had
already been done as extremely doubtful. In
specializing upon this matter it must be obyi-
Gus that if Lee has fallen back there would be
no obstacles to another advance on the part of
of General Hooker; but as the success Of this
movement was made to depended upon the
co operation of federal force marching across
the Peninsula by way Of the York and Pam
unkey rivers, and as this movement, in the
opinion of the New York World, and accord
ing to guess of the Tribune, has been al
ready frustrated, that fact, if it be true, would
certainly render an advance on the part Of
Geneaal Hooker hazardous in the extreme.
Finally, the Tribune ''guesses" that this week
will not pass without stirring news from Rich
mond or the banks Of the Pamunkey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-12
ICE D e a L E r s !.

ICE! ICE!! I G b
4 large and superior cargo of POKIhAa ~:
street, opposite Mansion House Hospital,
Those who may be pleased to favor me with
their orders, will haveit delivered, DAILY
from wagon DnnonN7
NH Pitt Z. G. HENOE11oON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-12

/ n,eeting OF Union men, was helu at INC
ronrt House in this place last night, which
was addressed by Gilbert S. Miner, who has
a.onncoa himself q candidate for the Y. >.
House of Representatives. tie spoke LOT
about an hour, explaining at length the modus
ooeranGi by which the separation OF W estero
1;ro;n;a was TO be effected, and assured ms
bnaTers that the Wheeling government woulu
va continued in operation over the REMAINDER
r The State. He next spent some time IN
oanstic review of the record OF Lewis Mcke !,
80 another of the candidates tor the e. >;
YLuse If REPRESENTATIVES, on the question oi
'.acoSs;on as demonstrating his unhtness Tor
rhat nosition; and concluded by an eulogy
nnon r Fl. Peirpoint, urging his hearers TO
snnnort him for Governor OF the Ola otaee' anu
:" o|aot . FIJI state ticket at the coming cleo
zion.
meeting to appoint delegates to 8 Conven-
t;on to nominate a candidate fer the U. ;.
House of Representatives, was held at the
Court House in this place last night, 5. ~
(@arwood in the chair, and S. l.. q. Sldebot-
Rom Secretary, when the following delegates
wore chosen: From the First Ward, >. Z.
NcCrackeu: Second Ward, John Doran and
& G. Wade; Third Ward, B. S. Lent; Fourth
Ward, S. L. c.. Sidebottom; and from the
county, J. H. Haines The Convention is to
be held at the Court House in this place to-
day.
This has been the 'warmest day Of the
season.
A Convention for the nomination OF candl-
date for tie y, S. House of Representatives
for the It'll Congressional district met at the
Court House in this place, at II 0 clock to-
Of Fairfax, was elected
President, apd-Millard appointed Secreta-
~ S. L. c. Sidebottom moved that Com
mittee on credentials be appointed, and the
committee he one from each county, and that
they be instructed to report at an evening ses-
SION On calling the roll delegates from four
counties only answered, viz: Berkeley, Fair
fax, Alexandria and Prince William. The Pre-
sident then appointed the following delegates
Is the committee on credentials. Pendleton of
Berkeley, Roberts, of Fairfax, Sidebottom, Of
Alexandria, and Althey, of Prince William
The Convention then adjourned until three
o'clock.
Rev. r. J. Graves, imprisoned at Raleigh,
n. G, on a charge Of treason, has become In
sane.
The Roman Catholic Bishop smyth, Of
Dubuque, Iowa, has threatened to excommu-
nicate those of his flock who are engaged in
secret Notwithstanding that such con-
nection was against the rules of the church,
, 1863-01-12

cure the sale transnisslon Of their stores, and
their proper: distribution, and'to nd in tic
care Of tho wounded, as they arc brought
from the field. The Commission, Is attll &c
tire in collecting and forwarding sanitary
goods, and the calls on their bcncsolcnce CON
tinuc to be pressing andusgent. Let the ben
efactlons ::of:: the, people continue to tiow
steadily and generously. Tile least those who
stay at home can do is to look after the CON.
fort Of the brave men in the field, suffering IN
the caase Of the country. The Commission
is doing noble work, aud doing ltwithout
partia1ity, and with marked efficiency. 1t has
shown itself worthy Of the confidence Of the
people, and should have, as 1t does, their CIR
dial support Send in, then, your contrahs.
iions, and do not wait till next Sunday when
Simultaneous effort is to be made IN all 1he
| churches for Its benefit. . i -
, 1863-01-12

~ '~4"so .aoa11 49,. ,1... w.
1hele was soou a.te'.asan % s'
anu an ae'ise specaa'1'e AAa 1a1pp "r1.aau ""s
manifested AZ INC opening LOT neat'5 ~. A'nas VI
prodnee at yestesesJs 1ns. pFieee' aho snc 'en.
deney was strongly upwards. But as soon - 1t
wns known that gold bad declined to lSl, Feac-
tion II Ok place. and the markets generally eloset
quiet and easier.
Thereceipts OF Hogs to-day were Il, 7,s1t-of which
S.4al were Dresscd The reeslptt on the corTespossd
inn ddts In ts6a ,cers only 1896 liss and dresssd:
The uarset for Dressed Hogs opened arm at gcs-
teraays full pricet, but It closed quiet and sales
a.. ia made at slight coucess1on-espctia
,,aa. ,,@ .s.. The rauge Of prices paid was $50
nam for infer,ar tn c,,,ee' 1'ee' Dis1ong On @o ns'
80, ,a,s w.. .o,d a. ID 1oaa ~ 'r those under,
- ~ 1cca. 1rfor rinse o7er 800 Ia: bn cv c"non
as 49, w.. sa.a ,nnst1, ~ =. m md xta Live
, 1863-01-12

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-CorToN- -Ftrmcr, with
fair inquiry. Sales 200 ba1cs at 69Toc for mid
ding uplands-
FLoUR-Less acsivcand &c lower; Sc. .to185 5Sfos
extra state; S66o96:so for choice do; $6.1o16:4o
Tor super western; $6,6oGe.99 for common to me-
diurn extra western; $5.95A7U6 for common TO
good shipping brands extra round'hoop Ohio.
Market closing heavy.
WB1eKr-Firm irmer 1t 4oQE4ic.
GRArs--wheat le.t active and loTeF s c6ieaEo 'o
annbef Iowa 81 .a1Gn1 "a; winter red western $1.47
@5 Barley very scarce and prices ,s stin nrisss fo2
% ahnut 1e lowsr. Sales At SlGSac fof sound ship
png mixed wester7, adoat and in store; 681Soe fot
nnsound; sac for white western IN stozc. Oats In
/ Provisions opened steady. and closed
ehade frme1 at $14 :s5G1i.nA foFold mess; $ld 9,
6112kO for old snd new PRIME az $1ao0Qbld 5V
for old and new prime mess. The Government
contract for 5000 br1s new mess. deiiresed within
ninety days. was awarded at .S16:49 Government
contrsct ior 5000 br1s navy beef was awarded at
S1s.4s. Dressed Hogs closed shade dfmer. Sales
1t bXGl5.s for westerp. Bacon Sides less active.
Lard opened steady aud closed at SIC.
, 1863-01-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY EFEN1SH, jan. 1us 1eot.
pROF1SIONs-Thc general market Is quiet but
firm. Prime HESS Pork Is In butter deuaud and
more active. Mess Pork ia aFsn. Cut Meats Of all
kinds lnactire-buyers and sellers being apart.
Lard Is less active. bat tho offerings arc light and
holders arc firm. Sales 900 brla city packed
Mess Pork at $l3Ul-pnyablc and deliverable on
the 1st Of February; 100 brls country Mess Pork
$1s75; 1000 bEls city Prime Mess Pork at 81 90;
eco br1s city and 150 brls country Pine Ness Pork,
taken together, at $t0.75; 1850 pcs country cnt
Uulk Hanls, loose: ut 54c: O. bxs Keoknk Bulk
Sides, at SIC; II bxs do Bulk Hams at 545c; 81
hxa do Bn1k Shoulders, at $3.50; i bxs country
cut hams at SIC: $500 pcs Green Hams At 4ast;
a1O tres und ito brls prime city Kettle-rendered
Lest Lard at s4c: 800 brla city Kettlcrendercd at
sic; zoo btls Michigan City steam m'rendeFed Leaf
there; 200 tres city steanl-rendeIcd at s1se; l50
tres DO at sAc: 20 tres eoantv Kettle at sa:c: ~
tres No Lard at St.; 30 tres do 1t TIC: 60 tres
country Head and Gut Lard at sac: ba pigs iel.
low anu White Grease at &c. ....
TALLQW-Quiet, Int firm. Sales, 80 pigs good
city 1t &c. Packers generally holding ut 3kc.
DRESSED H0GS-Receiyed, 3,4B4. Market
opened very firm but closed dull, hut without ma.
,1,n ofx,1. Gn1h
, 1863-01-12

The Sentinel ofthts morning says: There was an
active demand for hogs yesterday at prices full as
high as Thureday, notwithstanding the largely In
cseascd receipts Dressed hogs s'e6seing 9 !os
averages at $4.40G4t5, while heavy to extra heary
ranged from T0to 40. Que lot Of 81 hogs aver
aging 36 ibs sold at the latter figure. Good aver
ages of lire hogs sold at 44.00: The market closed
aim. The receipts Of hogs for twenty -four hours
amounted to 789 head, Of which $50 were dressed
and ssu lire.. Nearly a thousand hogs from tue
sonthwest arriyed over tse Chicago end milwaukee,
Railroad 4 large number Of these came from
Eron1ar+ T13tnnfa
, 1863-01-12

THg REroRr OF TIRE 6EcnETART OF tue TRBA-
su1.r ON TEE BASKs-Thc report Of tle Secretary
OF the Treasury on tho banks Rtates that tho re-
Of returns from TIC seeehcd' States and from Ma
rylaud, Dclaware and Illinois. IN which States no
laws c1ikt compelling tue publication Of suen re, Re-,
States WIS, ID january, 1912. nearly $aa 900 00o
/ Is than il January, 1sd1 while thc specie reseE,c
was Increased in the sum Of I'll, ,50Qt00. and the
m,ninly iu New York, Boston and Philadelphia
The lumber Of banks in 1867 was a98, Of which
iii wcrc tn Now. England 5o2 tn the Mddlc States
lantic Stsfes 1da in The lvc Southwestern States,
and 1a4 Il, tie Western States. 1n 1s6i there were
1861, and IN 1850 to- banks-the preceding yours
biuy5 capital. aa reported, is T61 81; crcu1a,
lion, s393o, ,O0u; deposits: 500, $4,000: loans
fta7 900 atocka. 800, ,0oo, coo; specie ,e.
preceding ycar within feM yeats. e.ceptingin 1855
1vIirn It Waa $t04 EGS QCQ,
, 1863-01-12

We have returns Of the hog slaughter In Indiana
for the year 1903 from the following points:
eonville. 1a,ooo: Bedford, 5000; Bloomington,
3!o1o: GIeencastlc, 600: Lafayette, (eatimatedl,
5000; Richmond, 81 ,000; Councrsvillc, $500; ;
Hante% 600: Delphi, 1900 making total, go
fur az heard FROM of af4. 80 The other points to
hear frcm will swell the uumbcr to over half 4
rn;31fnn
, 1863-01-12

Horse, saddle aud trappings Of deceased.
Family in Carriages.
!. Fricule In carriages.
The Old Guard Of Chicago.
Clergy, City Officials and Orator.


Citizens in carriages and On foot.
All these formed a procession Of at least half
a mile In length, while the roadway during the
entire march was lined With men, women and
children Witnessing the solemn spectacle,
At the grave there we're appropriate aud i'm
pressive Masonic ceremonies, after which the
military paid him lonors by several yolleys Of
musketry over his grave.
There Is seldom Witnessed more solemn,
impressive ard long to bc remembered day
than tLat AZ Amboy On this occasion.
PARTICULARS OF Hrs DEATH.
He had assumed command of the 18th rcgi-
ment, who we're detailed TO take battery.
The entire regiment, officers and all, were
moving forward up an cminenco towards the
battery. Col. Wyman would frequently rise
up to look through the lines Of his men, to
Fec TINT none struggled. This he was urgent
ly cautioned not to do by bis soldiers, who
were engaged in picking of the men at thc
two Of the guns, and had arrived within
eighty yards Of it, when Col. Wyman raised
ui3, MnIng his sword In the air, and WIS about
giving the order to charge on the battery,
when he was struck In the side Of the right
breast, directly under the sword arm, which
passed through the body, coming ont just
below the ribs ON the left side. The fall Of
the Colonel para]yzcd the regiment. Lieut.,
Col. Gorssas md others rushed to his assist
ance The Colonel raised himself up, and
seeing that his forces wayered, said to Col.
Gorgas, "For Gods sake, Colonel, leave me
and attend to those men," Col. Gosgas did
! leave bin, rallied the men, and took the bat
tery. Col. Wyman vas much pelovea, and i
sorclY lamented BY the men Of the 18th regi'
! nept-
~ - 1.4.+ fr11
, 1863-01-12

1<c 2 b on Rcfnel sugars Raw Sugars hare also
m upward tendency. Coftees arc ar,n, but quota
tlone *are unchanged. Besides a good demand
from tho interior, there ia,a speculative feeling
:. among city merchants. which tends to excite the
market somewhat. ~ =.
Z >, Seeds In Ncsv Kor1k-Jan. g.
Cioye5teed Is in good request and ls firmly held:
Gales Of $40 bags at S1oH@10stc. and r;e1eanet e
1QkM1tc, Tfrotl,ysced 10 qnict ut s9.aa5aHe.W X
ba. Rough aaxsecd Is wanted ut g.. s.7U9zW = ba.
, 1863-01-12
milwaukee Wheat i

milwaukee Wheat Markct-Jan. g..
! Received. 1o.tA bu. The Sentinel says: The
closing re,r yr, q t,n dsy previous from NsM fosk
-.,ecked the speculative .rr4lus, anu es4.,
day holders were anxious to realize. Subsequent
1ndeE more nd.fes from tho Eas tas
vance Of 2I2xc was established. The sales foot
up some = 00 By, at s1.os@1.1sH for No. l. and
, 1863-01-12

Dy Telegraph tFxR auRA'
L1gERroo1, January 1.--CorroS-Sales, Friday,
5000 bales at AG555c decline.
On Friday the Corn Exchange WAS closed, owing
to the holidays. Tuesdays prices were steady and
unchanged. Provisions very dull:
Consols quoted Friday at g2KGt92ss for money
Erie shares IS, nj Central Aeleit discount.