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Mrs. r. s. Todd, step mother Of Mrs. Lin.
coin, the Presidents wife, and Mrs. White
and Mrs. Gen. Helm, sisters Of Mrs. LINGO D,
arrived at Baltimore recently from Richmond,
per the Norfolk steamer. Mrs. Helms hus.
band was killed at the battle Of Obickamau.
ga, whilst 10 command Of q Confederate brig.
ade, She had resided in the South since the
commencement Of the war, bp' now yelprns
to her home 10 Lexington. Kentucky, with
her step mother and sister. ,f. -, -. q
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/ . All the Jcws that can get pssses, Or elan.
tles inejy escape, ars leaving the Southern
Confed-racy for the North. They bring all
.ss specie With them that they cap get bold
n ~ is fer fi-f fsi,fl lr1ra.s3 t1 Sefr 80
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1884. FspsPECTUs. 1864.
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ma xurI,nS
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the aalaprl, Of r6overnmen is established over The
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dering psecne life aud property and leaving the country
to rapine aud murder Too much precious
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The cheapest and shortest road TO enH.1g peace
straight forward rit cost our forethers years of
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as great an effort on the parofbs generation TO preserve
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FROM the rebels and restored to the Union Oue meye
campaign by and land will close forever the fountains
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE.
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{. KOBINSON, Proprietor.
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is large and and offers first class accommoda-
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the earth, the General prepared to light a
match. As the urid glare fell upon thor
countenances scene gas presented which
can never be forgotten, Th,re were crouchcd
seven brave men, who had resolved TO be free.
They weye armed with bowie. knivss made
out Of case knives. Life, in iheir condition,
was scarcely to b. desired, and the moment
for the desperate chance had arrived. Sup
pose, as they emerged from the ground, tha,
the dog should give the alarm-tbey could
but die frs sss .,rtp r.rs b.
| d. But few moments were spent 10 this kird
Of apprehension. The hour had arrived, and
yet they came. Fortunately ye, providen
tislly--the night had suddenly grown dark
and rainy the dogs had retired 10 their ken
ne's and The sentinels hsd taken refuge under
shelter The inner wall. BY the aid Of The
rope ladder, was sooo scaled, and now the
outer one bad 10 be attempted. Capt. Tay.
lor (who by the way, is = nephew Of old Zack, J
beirg very active man, by the assistance OF
his conrads reached the top, Of the gate, and
was enabled TO get the over The wall. When
the top was gaioed they found rope extend.
ing all wound, which the General imme ii.
etely. cut a. he suspected that il might lead
into the Warden's room. This turned out to
be correct. They then catered ibe sentry
box on ths wall and changed their clothes
and let themselves dawn the wall. In sliding
down the General Skinned his hand very bad.
~ and al scre more or lees bruised. Once
down they separated, Taylor aud Shelton 90.
ing one way. IIokersmilh. isenuett and Nc
Gee, another, and General NJ and Captain
Hines proceeding immediately toward the
depot. slc es-f iaaf aT ~
The General bad. by paying els in gold
succeeded 10 obtaining paper which iufosu-
cd him Of tho schedule time Of different roads.
The clock struck one, and be knew BY hurry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-02
European aavieea 70 the 18th have been Ie-

gr,oneap a1vieea 70 the llt}2 have been re-
,are} a5 New York, bat the news as teIe-
sr,nbcl IS Of little Importance. The siege OF
n.,nne vas still in progress The Conference
- the Danish question vas 10 hava Inet At
T.,adon On the Goth nlt. The GerInanic Con
e.7orat;e1l had decided 10 send representative.
THE Elorl "a was III a Spanish port The re
,o,,t;on oe C5arIDaldi at the ChrystaI Palace IS
d:s.,,lad IS having hyeu magnificent. A
c,yresD9n,Ienc Of the London Times, writing
from Alexandria Egypt, asserts positively that
the late Viceroy Of chat country did a"tua!ly
orler the construction Of the rams balls ny
DIessrs. Llirl AID detained by the British
government On The ground that they were
contracte;2 tor By Confederate agents.
The Improvement Of King street is new
nearly completed 1.-THE street looks we'll.
# IS stated from u ashington hat the French
Minister is Satisfied that tie James river, can
,,ot at this tilae be navigated with safety, and
shat the vessels could not bring away one quar-
Ter of sho tobacco alleged 10 belong 70 the
French Government. It is also stated that
the Confederate government refuses to allow
the removal Of the tobacco until it has paid the
war tax.
It is stated that 1l1ere is no probability that
the u S. War Department will grant the re-
quest Of the Pennsylvania Legislature to mus
ter out ofservice the Pennsylvania Reserves. :"
The FEDERAL Government has decided that
troops must serve for three years from the
rin,te they were mustered into the service.
Governor Seymour has appealed 70 the PEG
pie Of New York, especially 10 The bankers
AMI merchants Of the city, to save the State
from the charge Of reputation by voluntary
contribution of the funds required 60 pay III
terest on the debt.
Secretary Chase has returned to Washing
ton after visit Of two or three days at Phila~
deIphia. Reports Of his intention 20 resign
are quite prevalent.
The French vessels which went to City Point
recently to bring away tobacco fro1a Richmond,
have all returned, light, to Hampton koads.
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NOTICE.-DRs. SrGEsNoSp q HAYWARD,
~ would most respectfully inform the Gil
zens Of Alexandria and vicinity shat owing to
the pressure CT business at their Dental office,
26O, Pennsylvania Avenue, Was ington, j.
c., they are compelled &C close 5her branch
Office at I'll, King street, zezandri a' IS they
are unable to devote any Of their persona!
time at this Office. We would cauJisn ell
against any I'M poster claiming to be IN any way
connected with our Office. $50, Pennsy wanna
avenue, Washin gton D. c., as we are IN no
wav responsible for work done out Of cur main
office, and which i: the only Office where our
new method Of inserting Artificial Teeth can
be done. TED Es1-Sf
DMLNISTRA TOR'S NOTICE.-The I'M
n dersigned. having taken cut letter. Of 4 d
n?iristrati0n on the estate Of JNH Y E. HEN
DERSON, decd. hereby gives notice to all per
sons indebted to said estate to make Immediate
payment, and those having claims against the es-
tate viii nresent chem properly authenticated
for settlement WILLIS HENDERSON,
no Gin
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ATOTICE.-Oving to the recent advance IN
~ Flour, and the high price OF other D1atert
al used III cur business we have been com.
PEELED to raise the price Of 3 Re I'd to six cent;
for the pouad and twelve for the two }1cuad
loaf. ADAMS & HOUGBg
jas. H. SIN P5ON,
DAVID SIMPSON,
JOHN VENSYEL,
MICHAEL BOSSAR RI,
my 2-3t PHILLIP VOC ELSAN u.
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They purity, strengthen and invigoraIe
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Government Claims.

THE undersigned bags leave to inform the
L public that he has made satisfactory mr..
rangements with serernf e6i.ienf attorneys in
tho city of Washington, D. c., for the purpose OF
Collecting Ctatxsas or all kinds
against TIC United States
Govern nsenf.
Claims for pensions, damages, back pay Of
soldiers and officers, quarter masters certif-
Gates, and, indeed, all kinds of lawful claims
against the Government win bespeediiy COL
lected If put In my hands.
No collection, no charge.
Call, or address me, at the Law office of Mrs
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wFhLfAM.J. REAP.
October a, 1868.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE. Completion Of
the Companion Volume.
AN IMPORTANT WORK, COMPLETE IN
ITSELF.


ITSELF.
Part completes the Companion yolnmc.--
II has been designed to present in this Volume
full collection of two important classes of pa
perS relative to the rebellion, namely:
l. Those which are rather comments upon
the current of events than direct descriptions of
them; and
ii. Some of the longer reports from militia
ry and other officers the substance of which is
given in other brietr documents in the RECORD
but which are so interesting part of the his
tory of the war that they are of great value to
the general reader, us well is the historian.
1t should be clearly understood that this
Companion v olume'' is work distinct in IL
SELF and not an essential part Of the REBELLION
RECORD. 1t has been made uniform with the
RECORD in appearance, on this account as well
as because Of its subject it is iitly called the
'Companon Volume 1t is Il desirable addi-
ton to n set of the RECORD though AT the same
time being series of most valuable commen-
taries, historical essays and narratives, COM
plete ia itself it is equally desirable for persons
not owning the larger work.
The following are few Of the important
documents contained in the Companion Vol
ume:
Speech of John Bright, December 18th, 1861
London Times Article on the above.
Confederate Sequcsraton Act of August 80
1851.
The Rebellion its origin and Mainspring.-
By Charles Sumner.
The Portuguese Declaration regarding Priva-
'eers. c.,.
he nor, 81 RnsS;a Snn;n uora;; pr''ssi.
Addresses by Anderson, Benning and Pres
ton, before the Virginia Convention, in Febru-
airy, 1861:
Southern Rights Association of st. Helena Pa
IRISH, s. G.
Official Reports from Barry, Mccall, Foote.
"a Plans i''''' VIZ" ''"P'
An 1a,a ,au' po.., cu,, e,,,,., oso.r. w.
o'neaal ncpor' % p rro,n oousnsin oinoeiS--'Hor-
nj Cn..as.;, t,,sar;ss h. H., G ,t,,,
Snaoot of pohart Tonmhs hef,re Tho = Io ';,i
t,re If 1;eorgio Nov ls6o
Maryland and Observation-Disclosures
the Legislature OF Massachusetts, upon the Act
'as families Ii & sss'tsf 4s s7s
were killed or disabled by wounds received in
- and M;l;tarv Tipnrna,;or No. VII ''''' ''''
Message Of Sy DAVIS Zen sa
between Horace Gresy
Prssden, mnS0l m M Mag aSS2 IN
cl ss yo oil nans g illustrated with nor-o,. Of
John Briph. VIM. H. seward, Adit. F. A.
sssarns, Charles Sumner chsfJu Just, fancy
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.2a' Sent 10 any part OF the country by mail
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Imported only by the
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PMRNFlJhlMRY
Just Received. Call and See

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Insolvents Notice.

hugh Mchehhy, AFFLICAIIUN on
VS.. the 18th day Of
His Creditols. April, 1864 Dis
charge on the first Monday Of October, 1864,
that Hugh McKenny gives notice to his Gre
litors, endorsersand sureties.that the LIST Mon
day of October next is fixed for the said Hugh
McKenny to appear in tho Circuit Court for
Allegany county to ansv err such interrogato-
resas hiscreditors, endorsers and sureties may
propose or alege against him; and that a
copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in the city of Cumberland
once week for three successive months prior
to the LIST Monday Of October next as such
notice.
Test-H. RESLEY.
April 81, issi.--sm. Clerk,
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LeFevre's Ver-Lifuge.

TERTIF- tATES:
WE have tested the efficacy of lie Fevrc'.
w Vcrmifuge, and can recommend it to
Practitioners AID the Community at large, tie
be tho
SAFEST, MOST PLEASANT AND Eff.
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