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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

instances, whole towns have been ds.,,,
One half Of Charleston lies waste. B,id.'
mills, workshops, without number, have y, - Z,
the same fate. A vast railroad systsu 4 y
terrible disorder, so far gone to dscsy :. y =
limit the travel on it to speed of tsr -
per hour.
If the South is ever destined TO ,....
from the desolation which her own trs,.o..% '' ~
n. edness has precipitated upon her nnr.
heat!,. all these damages must be repairad ~
addition to the huge effort required 10 A. :
there vii, be even more urgent demand. = =
labor. Food must be grown with wbiS !.
support life, and exportable product, g.
which to purchase clothing, hardware ho,,..
tools, machinery, ard the vast VARIETY Of ="
forts and necessaries which the double bloe.,i.
has prevented from coming 10. Peace will =,
every Southern negro at work in bis NAM ;,
giOn. They will be wanted there M, ..,'
1t strikes us as an unaccCuntabls delu.;o, az
any rejecting mind can be induced 70 b.r.'
that the blacks. under the circumstance, :.
cited, could be prevailed on to abandon !,
homes with certain wages, for new oue, |, i.
distant country. where the wages would 4.
Wholly imaginary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

One OF the most outrageous misrepresenta.
tions Of generally known facts we fud in the
French Copperhcad paper of this city, the
Courier des Etats Unis, in its issue of April o.
Speaking Of the destruction of Jacksonville. it
says: LET us add that the phite soldiers Joined
tho Afrieans in hsir incsndiary ,OOrk." -
No English Copperhead paper, we believe,
disputed the fact that the black soldiers on
that occasion behaved better than the white,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

LoyN UN,os LEAGUE MEErIses.-A meeting
loyal Union msn composed Of Of all psrte ~ nur.
las. evening at the Hudson House In Jersey C S G,.soy
pose OF organizing Union LesGue The Eon W snoined
wss chosen Chairman, and Stephen Quatfs wn srsm.ns
Secretary About 500 sgnstures TO the Lsssus ~ ths
were handed in Considerable discussion was ns ~ chsr.
man was finally empowered 10 sppoint ceanc The
prepare bylaws and report officers at future .rties
In tho county. ..,,rs AZ the
motion was adoptsd to sttend the mas. meeting Sasyj
TharsdaJ ., nssa special train vii leave jess! W"
N,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

anv inkling of it. Where, then, is the chance
for "abuses, Frauds" and "interference
with the free enjoyment of their political
opinions"
Gentlemen Of the Assembly if you choose
to vote that our soldiers in the field shall not
vote, do it frankly, manfully Beat Judge
Lows bill by Nays if you will. but not by
lodging the vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
aep:nprk DAILY gribn1re
THURSDAY, APRIL l6, 1868.
TO CnRRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken Of ApOnym0us Commnn'cssons
hsievsr intended for insertion must De authenticated
by the usme address Of the werDot necessarily io
npbpcetion, bus as sgusranty for his good faith
We cauuot undertake rejected CommunicationL
Al business letters iOr once should DO addressed to
''THx TRIBUNE" New-YorE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

Subscribers to The TRIBUNE who desire the ad
rs. of their paper changed will please state the old address
a. welt as the newslso whe her the Daily SemtWeey or
WesklY edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-01

The St. Louis Republican estimates the loss
IN slaves in Missouri at II 800 divided as toll
lows: Western border counties, 4,2l6; other
southwest counties, 2,035; southeastern coun-
ties, 3,l70; other exposed counties, 1880; re-
nainder of the State, 4,2l9. In 1860 there
we're lis, 900 slaves in the State, so that the
present number is 5000.
Five hundred thousand dollars Will be paid
daily to the y. S. Army after to-day, and as
much more as the Secretary of the Treasury
can make arrangements for. 1t las been stated
on the highest authority that prompt acton by
CONGRESS on the Loan bill submitted by Mr..
Secretary Chase would, enable the Secretary
t. pay off the arrearages to the army within
three week..
It is just two years ago that Mr.. Seward, at
the New England dinner in in n. Y.,-at which
he Was guest-made the prediction that the
war would all be over in sixty days from (that)
date,
Passengers arr wing daily from the army OF
the Potomac report that it is expected that IN
few DAYS the results Of move which is being
performed by an efficient part of the cavalry
service will be known.
Fears seem to be entertained in New \ DIRK
that the privateer Alabama may have fallen IN
with the AS ,inwall steamers Ocean Queen and
Champion. 55s.9
The result of the election for a member OF
Congress from the Norfolk district IS announ-
ced to be in favor of j. {. Mcleod. He is a
native of Virginia, and school Teacher by pro-
tession.
Adviccs have reached Washington from
New Orleans that large number Of memorials
have been numerously signed by citizens,
thanking the President for the removal OF
General Butler who, with bis brother and
most of his staff, are charged with atroclous
and corrupt tranactlons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-01
GENERAL NEWS.

Times. reno1ts, as "a runner originating III the
War Department, that Mr. : tanton purpos-
es to resign his Secretaryship about the goth
Of January, ia favor Of his present chief ass1s-
tant and former law partner, Mr. Watson
The correspondent, however, ventures the
opinion that Mr.. Stanton has no right to
choose his successor, and that when change
is made in the War Department, the people
wi / demand that some man of known capacity
shall assume its management.
The New York correspondent Ct the Phlla-
delphia Inquirer states that there are all sorts
Of rumors in that city about Gen. Burnside
army, the substance of which is that it has
had orders to withdraw 10 Alexandria; but the
truth Of which tine can only tell.
Tie keystone Mill, Philadelphia, occupied
by Thomas Schofeld, was destroyed by fire
yesterday The milk worked night and day on
army goods. All the hands escaped excepting
one woman, who was burned to DEATH. Ii i
The total loss Of life on the great lakes in
1862 foots up 1855, against l07 in 1861. There
were few great catastrophes.
According to the accounts received at the In
dian bureau from Minnesota, the hanging Of
the thirty-niue Sioux Indians, against whom
the testimony as 10 their guilt In the late out
RACES was STRONGEST does not serve to allay the
excitement of the people. TIL"
Manager Ford has determined to r-build,
Immediately, OF. the site Of the theatre Destroy
ed on Tuesday evening in Washington, thea
ter of 1t least double the size Of the old one.
It will be built on the most approved modern
atteln, with every facility for prompt ingress
and egress, and Ere proof.
It's stated that the lady Of Gen. Slough,
Military Governor Of Alexandria, by her own
personal exegtons, raised six hundred dollars,
which was appropriated to the preparation Of
the Christmas dinner at the McVeigh House
Hospital, Alexandria.
Tie President Cabinet met at Ell ht o clock
yesterday morning, and remained in session
until il a. M It is believed that they were in
consultation over some portions Of the procla-
nation of emancipation which, dispatch says,
will be ready for publication to-day.
The Star says. "The Lieutenant Colonel of
the Second Pennsylvania Cavalry now on duty
near Occoquan, sends word here this forenoon
that boy Of eighteen thousand Confederate
troops are said to have made their appearance
in that vicinity this morning" .--
News from Beaufort, South Carolina, to Sat-
urjlay last states shat another Of Gen. Banks's
disabled vessels, the propelle" Shetucket, had
nut into that port liz q disabled condition,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-01

r AIDES DRESS FURs. Just oneno3
~ extensive and we!]-assorted stock kVo of an
~ 81 a , C atd DRESS and FAN
~ our house II New York and warranted 10 sf H.
the bestin this market oe
We especially call the attention Of purchaser,
to our Russian sable. Martin. fiI ,lLs
Mink, Siberian Squirrel, and Anau,1.'
cam and Canadian Eurs, CONSISTING in IL
dies and Children's Iippets, Capes, NantLIa.s'
new style Of Fur Collars, and Gentlemen' Nrss
hers. So
&a~ We defy all competition in this line
At the same time we bring in remembrance
our stock Of Ladies' CIoalzs and NantIese'
Dress Goods, and general stock Of NEI'
GOODS, which is daily increased with tho
newest and choicest patterns Of fashion.
&g~ Furs from the country Will be boueh;
both for export and manufacturing, at the higl..
est market prices.
Va Remember, 4S Market Space, near sev.
enth street. under the Avenue House, Washing.
ton, D. C. S. & W. MEYENBELG.
Washington, nov l9-3m
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STUDIO OF DECORATIVE ART.

G. II. 4 I r B 7 Z
RESPECTFULLY infol ms the citizens Of
IL Alexandria ard vicinity that be les taken
rooms at No. 1874 King street, above Washington
street. where h G is l1laltd TO execute
ALL KINDS CT PAINTING,
and especially
Ornamental and Decorative Work.
Also-Fancy and Business CARD Writing, Sign
Painting, Graining: Gliding, Glazing, end in
short. everything appertaining to lie alt, will
be done with neatness and dispatch, at leasels.
BILE rates.
W. Please give me call, and examine sre.
mems Of work.
Office hours from s to. 10 A. M, ard ircml 70
P. M :s y
nov lift y. w. E1RblE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-01
BUSINESS. - The !,

C,OMMISSION BUSINESS. - The under
~ signed having rented the counting-room Of
Messrs. Robert II. Miller, Son y Co.,, on Ming.
street. No. 81, is prepared to sell all kinds Of
goods or produce Consigned to him. He will also
attend to the collection of rents and other claims,
charging the usual commission. Shop keepers
and others can be supplied with Crocker
and GLASS Ware, 1t wholesale or retail, up
on favorable terms, having secured an adequate
supply and we'll assorted stock.
dee 15-law4W ROBI. CKUPPER-
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