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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22
NEW FIRM.

VTTE have purchased he entire interest Of iL "
w HUTJHE On IN the dru q r. a. Parks e Co..
aud have assscistsd g W. x IGHr 1r uar ac
couutaut. "a Us in he room oil a. H Hu lesou Hla
hss retired frnm said ARA
The Auolion and Commission 1uEiue1s vtl, 81 de-a
tof re- be ocnduc Cd Huder be uzUs and style Of II.
a PARKS q Co, at our tlF5 well anown hsusss
hitsha street
Tbankfd fo1 past iaT0rs We b. ps. by ccae lFplica-
d1n cuisines. and oan1tant attsLtou 20 Be interests
o. p irons, merit not Only cont uuarc b an
increased share n tbs liberal patron o. hsregioIa be-
slowed R. "A. PARK
a. BRA MULLER
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RAG9 FOR SALE

CyEALED PROPOSALS. viii he received s7 the IN
= dsrz gnsd untR the Iat September for ils purchase
OF
10 OO8 pounds Cn1ors OF less) CLEAN COTTON RAGS
Being & clippings accumulated from the nauufssturs
Of arav clothing
Ssid Rags BE- delivered a. ne Kan. oad Depot u
this ly n shipping order and to be PAD Tor on
livery
BIDS smbracirR proposals. for b0f kinds % Rags y D
racsivs the prslersnc8 when the aEs sga-s prices ld
will iuvHfv u. " CUM NOLAN
MAJOR and Quar-err1 fer-
srr2tTsrEsufs Atsnta Ga
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THE DEF sSsEs s--Ws pre- plaassd 10 notice
ths aiacrity with which our planters are 70
spending 90 the esll for lab0rars 70 work on the
Qualifications Large numbers are already busily
employed. spade in hand, and nearly every train
sdds TO ths by crowd, whs seem TO regard
thsr visit 70 5zTannsh As a holiday Oar slave
ewner8 are scting nohly, ss we believed lhey
would, and We shsH soon be IN 8 position 10 r.
pei suy attack the snsmy may make upou rs.
Sa5azHah ReBHbiicaH.
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One Of our scouts jssi ia from the Sequatchis
Valley, reports Two regiments of Federal caysl-
~ and the same number Of infantry At Dunlap,
about twenty-five miles from this place.
Rumors have been current upon the streets
Tor t0riy-eighi bours past that the Fsdefsls in
tOrce bad crossed the IaRnessee at Bridgeport.
Nothing reaa5ie or sonfrmatory Of the reports
had reached US. We incline to the opinion that
i tho enemy does really throw force across
Tas rlvsr 81 the point above mentioned it will DO
simply leint, while lhe main column will st-
tempt crossing iurthsr down toward Aunts
VIls.-C Chatta1noga RsbeL
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-KNoxvnLE. TENNESSEE.

TX compliance with an order from the Secretary Of
II War. 1 nov col ecrinE al members Of General
.iohn B. HcrRnna command az MorrislovTu forty miles
east Of Enozvis on The Lat Tennessee ard Virginia
Eairoad Al t10as who have been gnsd q duty Ia
ether commsErs vii rep By writing ts that p.Int,
uheB pEeFsr steps vii be taken fGE their return 70
ElhsLr ogFu cuElIEu1s
Yea viii have learned BY els tine feLoE-soldiers
thzl gonguB chief Ia fallen into The hand Of
Ehs sReuy- together with number n your brave com
rsdes- Dufy t1 olssVeE our cgunry and these brave
E.sn uko are nov 1csrCerassd ID Northern plis5ns,
.ssls upo1 unite once. Crgzuizs and be pre-
parsd 10 Olow General Morgan a. s0cn a. be returns
zna lvsngs his ufonEs be ls held captive.
Caps bd q. bgfn6, 81 y ard q spsn srs store, Chat
EsuCuga az hCrizsu procure tralsp ria-iCn for a
ahsnBstE Of Sen Morgars Command sad % order al
ae6ceu End msn uf his command absent without
leave, . rePort e. Cnos 70 hgrrztovn, Tenn
A. T. JOHNSON
Colonel Comma1dinF Morgzn's Men-
OBclsl-B Il. ALLEN. Capt and Inspector General
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rsmaininz velocity Of zoo feet psr second, at'a
distance of $500 yards
From well known mechanical laws, the resis-
tancs zhi,h these BTairctiios are eagahle Ct
overcoming is equal "a % go PouRds and l.
9I4 $50 pounds, raised one foot in 5 SECOND re-
spectively Making allowances for Che differ
eyscs Of the diameiers Of these prJectiies, It
VIA be f9uad shat their penetrating power viii
be as ! 70 1915
Tho penetration Of the a FOUNDER shot at
$500 yards, in brick work, is G4 inches. The
penetration Of tHs l0-inch projsctile VIII, there
fore bo between six and seven feet int the Same
Material
To Ise 3 mere 5suiiiar illustration, tho power
Of the I0-iuch rl- shet at the disianeB of $500
Yards r,sy be- ssid to bs equal to that Of the
united blows of two hundred sledge hammers
falling from the hight Of zen feet, and acting
upon a drill ten inches IN 9is aeta~
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We ere informed by intsligens citizens of
franklin county, Tenn, who lett the vicinity
Of Winchester, sAugust llta, that the enemy
we're moving off division oE troops every day
from Winchester toward Bridgeport They re-
port that worthy citizen OF C8ftes c1epty, who
passed Within two miles Of 3Finchester On fri-
day last represents that only tWe regiments 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

TyROM the baggage car on the s0s he silroad, Be-
I tween 8rauoon and Msridian on FGdaF. t1a i4fl
Instant a med I'm size Cow NAME. -ilci1uazil
SOLE LEATdE.R ~quarsj THUS x VITA Tie eitsr
3 on one end nd card on toe marked 81 J. T.
Beck, Atlaurs, Ga ANY psr-0u u-c'us -ait uuE
viii auifshiT rewarded By forwarding . 81 ina 1a'
asrsiEned BY The Southern EE7rs-s-
JANIS u. BECK,
n~Ia ~ q a. ga
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- TIE Arizona silver mines, owned 5y The Colt
Fir-am Company Of HART nd, Havs been hod % par
Ties a New York for sI0Q 0yJ, about ths sum whish
Colonel Colt expended getting he mines into opera
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CONFEDERATE MONEY
WANTED.

OEEEk FOR bALE A
PLANTATION
ContainhF sight hundred eighty sczE situated 10
sr-ens coanry Ala nine miles west Of Clinton and two
miles from The Tom5ig1ss river
SAD piacs consists Of pra-ie, black hzm0cE and
sandy lsnds FiEs hundred acres cleared sii ssI
with the place, Il -s1 tl- entire slscE Of Mules
EloEs and Cstls. Al5o, the C-rn, Eoddsr Peas ana
TEezA
Conisdsrats money received IN payms1t Terms
easE For further pErteu arr address
Il IT. DE GRa FEEEREID.
Co. b 56lh Alsbzma EeFmeat
GeE. Ciay ton b nii iigals,
hnfra T.ar#
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FEW HORE HEN WANTED,

I HAVE authority to rslss
Il Company OF Tnfautru.
For Co. ,. Z HariseH sg mentr aud need Few more
20 an ont the number
The regime iz 90 g 20 Florida under Gen Howell
Cobb, which s by Car ths most ssssnI portion Of hs
C0r fsdsr1cv
Ny comp ny 30 FAR d Cumposed n good men which
H great Ind scement 90 those gong h- srvcs a.
it viii max their ls iu esllp rhe more Dl- assuL
The regiment viii rsnd Erous Decatur Ga
Fhers they VIII remain for short Uhii- 60 orgln zs
and be drilled
Come f1rTa at ones and volunteer tha-s5y avoid
ing eouscnpHou and orrirg tie bounty OF atty G0l-
ar5 zud the usual 1lofhiug
leFson4 under eighteen and forty Tssrs Of age
will be received voiuurssrs-
T. u. LAEGSTON
Captain,
Ofies corner WhitshsT and AIa5ams 8 rssts
aulT2w A-sr "a, Ca.
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TO CONECRIPT6!
TO ALL PERSONS
BET " EsET
The Ages OF Eighteen and
FOFty-FiVe Years.

TE- OBEDIENCE TO GENERAL ORDERS. No
4 s. Adjuiznt a1d Inspector Generals oh5cs dHtsd
November %, lss2- Deaatur is hereby appain cd a
place Of rendezvous fr the county Of DeEal5 Camp
belton for Campbell, Ca-roIion for Car Oh. Franklin
f1r Heard Newman for Cowsts Buehsnan for HslsI-
son, Cedar Town for Polk. Dallas for Padding. Mare
stta lor Cobb. and Alsn.a tor FuItan.
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LU Mp KIN HOUSE,
saTHEE.Fs, G.E.

TIE undsrsIgnsd has taken tlis old ana Esuknoyra
4 HOTEL
And Is determined 20 make 8. argtelass Hosl- Ger
charges viii be moderate aud greatly below he rsiss
at Hotsls IN other cities
She invites the public generally and especially rsfar
sees, IKE hsrsslL 70 give her q can
MRS DR. CADE.
sul31m E-ta OF Jackson 1GH
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There are several esu-ts martial now IL session
IN this aElzy. AEanE tksn is sns composed OF
GajsT-GsR. Hatn. a. president Brig Generals
Ksrshsw, EsmseEr, Hayes, II. III Walker, VII
eek sad Gel KirEsBsalI, Of y c., and Captain
Shutar ss ja5gs sdvsessa This court is cen
vsned for tsa Tisl Of Briz.-Gen. Wright, Of
Georgia, whs is ehsrged with dis0badisace of or
dors, disrospect toward superior OlEcgrs, ard for
matters connected with publications wh.eh sp-
peares in tie A1gus.s (Ga CgEsffutigRslisf
Sen. Wright Is managing bis owu aeiesse.
/ had hoped 10 have seen able 20 have sent
yea along with this lellsr a COPY of this docu-
msHt; bat, on making application 70 ths eaa.r
msB Ol tie .som nit. zee, Col Garzest, I va iu
Termed has tia sJllmillsa had determined - ls;
g appear 6rst la he religious papers, as B1sferz-
be % the channels Which the secular press ST.
ford
/ an told lhs5 Mostly lest week went within
3 very few Hiles ul Alexandra, and csstared
twouty-ELL prisoners saI 5ezaa wagsHs Hasby
is certainly gur greatest csvsir1 aas iuz. rev
attended cLaIeh en- Saturday last, aad ls-
Tened 20 most excellent discourse FROM tal
Rev. General W A. PsndIslou, formerly of
L=EiBE.su, Va. Among h.s au55s8rs were
Generals Robert E. Leo z s. Ewsl and Jas
L0zE8treet
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Terms of subscriptioEa.
Ternla of AdYerfTsinE.

Al advsr i-sasusz WI Be charged Two dollars per
SgHnre for The frt inzsrtoz and dollar snd atty
oeats for ssch subsequent iassrHsz-
Looal notices vii Be charged ths rate of ffty eta
per E1a
Obituary notices sharEsd a. the rate Of twenty-five
81 per ns and aH other articles aot Of gensrl public
tura-ar- a. -.Lr- -Fr=-fI1-er
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

In oomPlianos-vith the shove order Of Lisut. J. a.
HarVEe, ~, the undarg gaed Surgeons Of the sih Con
gresaionAl District. Ca, appoint the oo7ng das and
pisces for The examination Of Consoripts:
DseatuF, for OeKa b, from q h TO 2sth Aueu.s
GGmp5elton. for Campbell, from 2sth 10 3ath Aue.
carFoiton- FOR Oarrol, 3ls Auguat 70 "a September
Frankiin. for Heard, Ata 70 9th September.
Newman, for CoHota, 9Th to 10Th ssptsmbsr.
Buchanan. for HARRISON 1sth to 14,h September.
Cedar Town, for Polk, IGth 10 18th September.
Dallas, for Psulding l8lh 70 22d Ssptsmbsr.
Marietta. for Cobb, 2fth to 26th septsmbsr.
Atlanta, for Fulton. 2sih 70 30ih SEPTEMBER.
AR PELZER, surgeon P. A.C.g
A. 3. CALHOUN, n D.
GEO. " CLELLAND. 4. D
auI2.ta4ih ssh Congressional r,iss-s.. ~.
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Hi PERSOBsS
BesI0eess Eigheeels R7sd Forty
FiUe Years,

Whether residents Of any portion Of ths STATS Or i
Other States u which the Aforesaid ordsrs have Zoe
been suspended, hereby required 10 report thsm-
selves 81 ihs above named places 20 rhs Ezamiuias
Board End Eurolng ofiesr for examination and enroll
Gsnt, the days hxsd In tbs annexed notice Of lhs
Examining Board
This notice iuclndes- EVEET PEBsoH between tia
ages Epscihed-ihose who have been hsTstol3rs exam
med and discharged either By State or C1ulsdsras
Surgeons, Except those who have recefvsd csr
discharges from the Co script Medical Boardfhosa
who hsve a any time been discharged from ths sra7
those who have furnished sub,titutss-snd any and al
per ons who may claim exemption on aay ground
whatever.
No person VIII Be sxeusod from asseadaaoa Is tho
places appointed
All he laws and regulations ssplcabls 20 dasertsra
ahah be sPPlsd % Eaoh Conscprs fan % repair to
the places Of rendezvous Tor snroilmsnt or who sai
dasert after enrolment.
J. a EARWELL.
Lieutenant and lroiilng Oficsr
5hCcngrsssionai District. GEO..
j. Il H0RaAs, LisaL aud ASH. Enrolling Office.
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MULE COLLARs WANTED

DEOPOsALs wiI be recsived g. this Oni,s unsl
III TUESDAY, TIE zbtb o. August lss3, loF suppiy-
ilE TkN THUUsAAD l0G00I AULE COLLAhs,
AnAds Of sther Poplar or BLACK Moss
viii also purchase q far prces 81 such Col ar that
nay Be delivered o. any Cuarternas1srs Depot Lu tie
STATE Of Georgia samples uaa BE- teeu g ny otnee.
r. WIhkEE0kh.
Eafor and Q1a-tarlnaslsr, @. = A,
sus Is Augusta, Ga
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MUSIC MUSIC F!
F0ur PiaR0-FoFtes Just Received and
Win be sOId aturday NsXt,
August 22d.

DONT FORGET THE DAY.
~ Mng ala pay
Think Of h Arca-e.
Whan yuu wan to irsds
n Q. CAYCE & CO.,
au20 @ auc-i neerH
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FOR SALE.

Il DESIRABLE RES LDEyFCE
IN Marietta Georgia, with six rooms. s=sai-iy i.r.
4 niaasd. Apply 70
CRAWFORD FRAZER & &C,
nufa5f --I-ufa ea
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Our Location.

On Whitehall street, between IDeca-
tur and the Atlanta and West Point
Railroad
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BELL. MOORE & CO.,
CO.M.HISSTO.F' MERCHANTS
AND
Wholesale Dealers IN eli kinds Of Pre-
dUCe and agents for the sale Of
Manufactured Tobacco,
MARIETTA ATLANTA. GA.

CFRICT attention paid % COEsIGEEENTs o.
- ave description Eld rsHlittsDoes promptly made.
Order respectfully solicited s8d carefully IL ed
fva-gas
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ROHT. ). LOWRY g. co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Johuson's BLOCK,

pYtitehal ssreet---- ---- Atlanta, Ga
IL eonzignEeuts
Df2u'
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REMOVAL.

nv @. sIAIds. COMMISSION MERCHANT. ard
a dealer 10 al kinds % e0uutry produce has re-
svsd trInce hs las store Ia ths EorcrsHa building
burned) ~ ne Eefe lately occupied 1y Ripley
" aod. Croekery nerohants v hiaahal street, two
doors lrom ksuiuBs Hsrda store where be VII be
HAPPY al q his friends sad customers
FUR SALE-A Large aud well assorted stock q
CrccEery a1d Glassware.
iyzi N Ta SIMS
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20 DRAFTED MEN

ATLANTA Algast ~ l1l3
EDEL.Dvy you vi hnd list Of your names. Report
Immediately 20 tlese Headquarrers and Tou VII Be
sssiz e 70 vour proper ranks Il ia To- b. hoped that
no mau will slow BIZ name 20 Be further Published
des=rts-. Cine forward promptly.
JOHN r. O. REED
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We have dstes-of the l4th from the North.
The New YsTk Herald Of that date furnishes the
following:
THE LATEST FROM CHARLEsTOE-THE PRO-
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A squad Of the Wiliings0n Rangers, who had
gone ca Wednesday % kiil bseyes on Di1on'a o
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SOUTHERN NEWS


interesting items: Governor Letcher basixsn as
o proclamation calling on farmers to cn)t;rs.
more grain and less tobacco. The New vo.I
Democracy are attacked bitterly in the H.,
patcl-John Van Buren, especially III,
price Of gold is advancing. Flour has aono ~
| rapidly.
The Richmond Enquirer contains strono .,
ticles against the policy Of impressing Grain
and provisions. and in favor Of the strictest N.
sorvance Of all laws for the protection Of tba
rights of the citizens against arbitrary miltav
orders.
The Charleston Courier Of the 14th instant
saws: general Lowell is about 10 be tried BY
court NJ atrial for his alleged misconduct at
New Orleans.
The Savannah News says there are 81 Fed
eral vessels at Hilton Head; three ironc!als,
thirteen gunboats and 100 transports. Aver.
aging their entire feet, transports and all at
800 men each, the force amounts to 10000
men.
Gen. Pillow stated in speech in Alabama
that Gen. Sherman recently wrote to him, Of
ferjng TO return to him al his slaves, if he
would abanGon the Confederate service
Surgeon Davis, Lieut.. Horner and private
Price were killed in the lue fight between Col.
Fitzhugh Lee and the Federal cavalry near
falmouth
Some 250 bales of cotton at pontchartEaln
have b. en- burned, under the impression thatl'
was aboutto be shipl ed to New Orleans.
At meeting Of the bar at New Orleans
report was made that Grcn shepley had 'nl'
mated that the Supreme Court would soon 0e
completely reorganized for Louisiana
The seat Of government for Louisiana has
been removed to Shreveport. The resu!"
session Of the Legislature has been changed 70
the first Monday Of May next -,
Mrs. Davis, wife Of Jefferson DAVIS hao I5l'
Richmond for Montgomery, where her Ino'D.
er is lying very ILL., :,
At the late municipal election in EredeTl'hS
burg when Mayor Slaughter WAS again success
ful, the following were also elected w. a
Little, recorder and I. J. Huffman: H. H.
Hall GEORGE ". Eve, Dr. J. &. Wallace: jon"
T. Scott, james II. BradIey, J. &. HuIha"'s'
D. II. Gordon, John 81 Herndon, JoI'0 a. a.
English and JAS. NcGuiro common c0O''': :,
men. Daniel G. Reid, esq, an cid clI'ze" ~,
dead. 4 great religious revival prevails d a..
meetings 90 on as often as thlice day' R lu.
Rev. Drs. ", S. Hogc and j. L5n;''if5 o ~:
rows have been preaching to cro"oeu "''~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-24

Tho iron safe stolen from Adams's Express,
On the Northern Central Railroad, has been
recovered. On Sunday some Of the people re-
siding in the vicinity Of kroll's paper mill, be-
tween v ,itehall and Parkton. joined IL the
search. and Mr. ]. Burns, with one OF his
neigllors, while waking on the bank OF the
race Of that mill, discovered an impression on
the ground, which had the appearance 81 nav
ins been made by some heavy object. They
followed the marks but q short distance when
they found the bank scratched, as II the ohlect
had fallen into The race, and short search
discovered the safe at the bottom. Assistance
was obtained, aud it was soon taken on the
bank When taken ont Of the race II had q
large white pocket handkerchief tied around IT.,
on removing which it vas discovered that the
door had been blown open With gunpovder,
and part Of the fuse still remained in the
lock. The government bonds, certificates and
chccks were oil there, saturated with water
but the money, some fifty thousand dollars LII
Treasury notes and gold coin, vas gone.
past day or TWO among retail grocers by the
enforcement Of q corporation law forbid
ding any person from selling, during market
hours, or offering for sale, any kinds OF meats,
poultry, butter, eggs, or vegetables. Yester-
day number Of retail merchants who have
been violating the act and were brought before
the Mayor dned and this morning a number more
were brought up, but their cases were deferred
until action should be held in the premises by
the Council
Two OF the uncivliz 1 Indians on q visit TO
Washington, come to this place this morning.
They attracted general attention os they walked
along the streets.
The Wheeling Press states that those oppos-
81 to the new State Constitution Of Western
Virginia, with what is called the Wiley amend
nlent, will not vote at the polls on the Goth
inst
The Washington Chronicle states that a
naval feet is preparing to attack one Of the
stronghoIds- at what point it is not proper to
state"
The election for Governor Of Virginia takes
place in May next. We see it stated that
Messrs. IT, A. Wise, Flournoy, Floyd, VIM.
Smith, Randolph and Mumtord, a1e named as
candidates for the office.
Several robberies Of stores and dwelling
houses in Washington, have taken place, with
ii the last few days.
The returned prisoners from the South, in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-24

Ciav night 20 break into Gi}5 store u NE " oolS
St. Asapll 2Etreet, near tbo JAIL bng the noise
awakened SOME q The ne;ghbors, who gave The
alarm ani the burglar fed. On the same
night the |ooksmith s1ol> Of = N, Weadon, Of
the Hay Scales Oh s.. Asaph street, was enter
cd and o number Of keys, &C., stolen. The
KEYS were subsequently, recovered, but the
thieves have oct been caught.
LocAL~~A few sllad and herring were
brought 10 market, this morning, from one OF
the Potomac fsheres: they sold At 81. 50 per
rair.--An auction sale Of ali the furniture and
private property Of the officers mess, at the
Camp for y,aroed and exchanged prisoners, IS
to take place Tomorrow al . clock, 2. ill
Janieson's Foundry, south end oftSoyal street,
has been leased and will hereafter be worked
bv l9enmell 4 Hanrahan, machinists. -The
r. S. military authorities are having the
streets IN the neighborhood Of the Depot Of
the Alexandria. Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad, Iml roved and gravelled
+ IS reported that Surgeon Charles Page,
Z. S. A., formerly Of this place, is TO succeed
DR.. Summers, IN charge Of the Mansion House
hospital here.
The building at the northeast corner Of King
and Columbus streets, has again been taken by
the military, as a guard house
The recent orders IN reference 20 the grant
ing Of passes 60 60 o11f Of this place, are rlgo~
rously enforced, and passes are not granted
10 any except those who produce evidence Of
loyalty 70 The United States OF who will take
the Oath d allegiance TO the government.
For day OF tgvo past: there have been ru~
Do0rs ii this place Of Confederate raid near
Occoauan, and the capture> by soGne Of Stuart $
cavalry, Of seine Federal trool:9 there. In con
firn1ation Of these gG2mogs, q Washington dis
patch, dated Sunday, to the \. 7. Tribune,
says: Information has been received Of the
capture Of o cavalry picket guard Of from 20
to 80 men. stationed aJ OccoQuan, by q detach-
1nent Of Stuart's cavalry, who came by way Of
Selectman's Ford Other detach1nen5s Of
Stuart's tovces have recently made their ap-
rearance ut several points.
Alexandra, it is said on the street, is again
to boast theatre. The site Of the buildings
recently burnt 90 Royal street, the circus bull
ding On King street, aud lot on Prince street,
are spoken Of Tor the proposed new place Of
amusement. 4 theatre, with good company:
would, some think, pay we'll here.
The difficulty ia obtaining passes, has mate
rally affect Cd travel between this place and
NYashinetnn. ono The boats 10 conse0uencc, are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-24

It is stated that the French transport ~ - n
was about TO sail for New lork ~ ' *1a ,se
hoard half dozen horses intended 1or 'r r,,rtb
Of the Emperor This will make me ,' 1' that
batch Of riding horses from this country 9,' | he
his Majesty has purchased. 1t seems 'n ~ the
nrefers for his personal use animals VI cop>
American breed, and DOW keeps LIS s''
tinually renewed from IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-24

The recent orders ia reference 70 the grant
ing Of passes 60 60 o'1t. Of this place, are rigo
rously enforced, and passes are not granted
to any except those who produce evidence Of
loyalty 10 The United States: OF who will take
the oatIs Of allegiance TO the government.