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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

the North. indicates that many thousand people will
visit Newbern this Fall to establish themselves IN
business many Of whom intend bringing .uen ar tss;
not vacant house. store shelter OF any klnd can DC
found in that City, where there are at least Ioo
a Pplicants for vacancy should one occur.
There thousands of acres of heavy timber lands IN
sight Of Newbern, but the lack OF mechanics, saWmil
and the inpossibty Of obtaining lumber. brick and
other building materials together with the refusal oil
property holders, who have been identified with the Re-
beion TO sell TO Norherners, among the chief rea.
sons for this unflyorablc state of things.
With liberal policy on the part Of the property
holders, Newborn would be Of the largest cit
les on the Southern coast
1t il proposed that Newbern. Beaufort, Wilmington
and other cities shaLhod meetings with the view
Of demanding the prompt enforcement Of the Confsca.
tion Act If this proscrpve policy is continued and
probbiory prices maintained against enterprisng
NOrtherners
MoRRnEAD CITY. N. c.. Thursday. Sept. 7, 1865.
The schooner which arrived here the other
day from Havana and which was quaraDtin ed, owing
~ the report that OF yellow fever was or board,
has been released ii having been ascertai ned that it
was only q case OF jaundice.
RALEIGH N. c.. Friday Sept 3. 1865.
The colOred people of this State are to hold a
State Convention in this city the goth inst for the
purpose among others of asking for the restoration OF
Tie elective franchise which they enjoyed IN North
are being made for the accommodation Of eminent men
from abroad and also delegates now being elected
In the different counties.
gushed men in the country to be present among whom
are Chief Justice Chase Horace Greeley, Gen. Butler
Charles Sumner Henry Wilson, Gov. Andrew, the Hon.
George s. Boutwell, the Hon. Roscoe Conkng. the
Hon. James VI. Ashley tho Hon. W. j: Kelley the
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens the Hon. James Harlan, Sena'
tor Harlan, Senator Chandler. Senator Graft Brown,
senator Foster. Henry Winter Davis, Henry W ard
Beeeher Gen. Carl SchDrz Wendell Phillips, Gerrit
Smith and Senator Sherman who are TO consular this
announcement rs their invitations those mailed may
not reach them in time, owing TO the irreguary OF
the mail in this section. A Chamber OF Commerce is
about being organized In Newbern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Rothberg mt City Poiut-Recovery OF the
Stolen Property - Important Papers
Found - Military Personal - Marine
FORTRESS MoNroE. Monday, Sept. II. leo,

FORTRESS MONROE, Monuhy sept IL icO0'
The English brigantne Carrie, from Liver
pool with iron for Baltimore is held nd.bound. The
Captain (williams is very i'll from an attack OF para
ysis.
Information was received by the Provost Marshal at
Norfolk yesterday, that five stores at City Point mad
been robbed and it most likely the perpetrators
mept OF the uard AID detectives searched the
baggage aud passengers the steamers City of Rich
IDond and Magenta. On the former they found the
stolen property from City Point: and on the atter y
Accomac County Va. which he said was taken from
the Andersonyile prisoners Garrison Is counsel Tor
r. b. Winder now in the Capitol Prison. Some i'm.
portan papers also found with these watches, all
Of which in possession OF the Provost Marshal al
Norfolk.
Major. Gen. Carroll has gone to Richmond. He is tC
have q command in this Department.
The steamer Hatteras. from New-York. has arrived
"a Norfolk The passengers for Old Point were brou
here by steamer Blaekbird.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
THE INDIAN COUNCIL.
Proposed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribes 10
be Consolidated into One Naiion-The
Indians Favorable 10 the Proposal.
FORT SMITH, Sept. 10. le6,


The Indian Council yesterday was taken up
In reading the spulaons TO be imposed by the Govern
ment bpon all treaties in the South est. .
The stipulatons propose grand consolidation OF al
Indian tribes into nation the territory OF which
shall be the present Indian Territory and such other as
the Government may decide upon The tribes now nv
Ing in Kansas are to be removed south and the South
Western tribes expected 10 compel the indians OF tie
Plains Ia observe the treaties.
The Indians here say they understand they were
called 10 meet the late rebel tribes and renew friendly
relations with them. and not to make new treaties
which, they say they unwilling and unauthorized
10 do.
But few Of the loyal tribes are here but others
are expected soon. , ,oc-
Replies were made to-day. by delegations pres
ent, TO the propositions presented them on Satur
day All speak favorably Of the policy of the Govern
ment and appear anxious 10 renew friendly relations
with II. MANY Of them promise their aid III bringing
tie hostile Indians Of the Plains to terms.
messenger arrived to DAY from the Council IN ses'
sion at Armstrong; Academy. held by the Cherokees
and Choctaws stating that their delegations VIII arrive
on Friday. :, ,se.
Yhe plans proposed 10 the Indians in council At Fort
Smith further silpulaie that Slavery must be mmedi'
atey abolished and freedmen have the right OF being
Incorporated into the tribes an equal iootug with the
other members thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
PROM BALTIMORE.
An Anniversary Celebration - Movements
Of Troops-stenmcr Aground.
BALnMORE. Tnesday, Sept. W, J

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, sept y, lso1'
The anniversary of the battle of North Point Is
being celebrated to-day. with gay display Of flags and
parades.
The steamship Continental. with the 9Th ana leih
Indiana and nth Maine. and detachments Of the Joh
Maine aud 18th Connecticut Infantry, arrived at thiS
port this morning AZ Z! o'clock.
a ship arrived at the mouth Of the river about ~
o'clock last evening with Col Boar and the 18th Maine
Volunteers
by reason Of an inefficient pilot having been sent
aboard az Savannah. GA, the ship was run ashore
twice and delayed several days on her passage.
The Continental left Typce roads saturday, Sept;
@ at The Indiana regiments will be dsembarked
and take roll at this point the 18th Maine aud the de-
taohment OF The sofa Maine will be conveyed ny ship TO
Portland, Maine, for final muster out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
The South Carolinn Election.

From The Por. Royal s. c. Hew-south, Sept y
The election hereabouts was quite splIlteo
on.ir The rolls for this precinct were opened al INC
Sef Island |otcl (Which by the way Is getting To DC
avi,o an instituton with us) EightytwO votes were
nrovn-all for Mr.. ID. McGreggor our wogiAy Chef o.
rho Rlsek.miths' Department and CHIEF Engineer o
Tho Fire Department who leaves this morning for Co
immbio We have not heard what the other precincts
NJ the parish have done. but our managers who went
IN ths usual RENDEZVOUS where all tho boxes should
Iave been found 10 there and consequently had
everything their own way.
81 Helena Parish has but two precincs-one at Beau
fort and ore at st. Helena Island In Beaufort TN ~
eight votes were poled--thirty- OF WhissIn
were for Mr.. James G. Thompson and FIVE for M ni
j. Judd On ST. Helena six votes only were poled ~,
FOR Mr. Judd But as neither the managers nor ~
voters had taken the amnesty oath, inc o''i in
iudgcs decided that tho election ut ST. Helena W. 80
valid. Mr. Thompson is therefore eies'eu "V'
Helena Parish by large majority. II, ord Mr.
1t is proper to state here that MT yt S,os IN the
Thompson were the only eligible caha a Iaas Of the
parish. Every condition Of tho election laws "
State was fulfilled with them. ,ro,,
Election IN CHARLIsIos. ave ~ ,bo
nj, .u, = 'ors ,cre elected members Oh thc
Convention grom Charleston. The largest ssn VI
ans ror Sr eny one OF the number was eS
Charles Macbeth, II. ID. Lcsosne' Wasener II. Gour.
e. Geilard James Conner. 81 a.. w = Uenerv g.
6in g. II Smonton, +. Melchers, w. s Al Wsser
~ WuIians IT, Frost A. o. Andrews, Anie" l WeW'
w Tar"nel John Schnlere, Z. q. Soosap' W. '
Mcr.,n RI. Rev !. N. Loneb james @0se'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
JEFF. Dawes.
His Approaching Trial.
WAsHINGTON,

WAsHINGION, IQesday, Sept. II, IsU5.
II has heretofore been stated that JEFF Davis
will be tried before civil tribunal for treason-Irob.
ably before the United States Court for tie Eastern
District Of Virginia Nothing additional has trans.
prel'on that subject since the announcement was
made 1t is mistake TO suppose that Chief Justice
Chase las anything 10 DO with the preliminary
arrangements any more than he has with the prepara.
ton OF cases for adjudication before The Supreme Court
Of the United States. Nor las he expressed, as has
been stated desire 10 try the case Of the United States
against jefferson Davis but lie will try that as he will
all Others which may come before him in the usual
course OF business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
RArIoys.

For several DAYS past. crowds Of women, and some
few fragments Of men, have cone In from the surround
ing country for ratons and the officer who has been
detailed for the duty Of issuing papers. erected teu'
in the capital grounds. which has been beseged from
carly morning until dowy eve by people who profess 10
have nothing 10 cat" There are no eoloTed people
now receiving ratons here. Tie lazy. sbitess' I'M
rroviGenr' blacks as they are called, go hungry o.
find way to provide for themselves. The "chl'"i!,
with immense crops Of all kinds Of produce IN 'heir
fields still CITY to Uncle Sam. "Giye, give
An order from headquarters gives notice 'na' III
these issues will close on the 18Th Of this MONTH
norton Of these people are undoubtedly objects Of chaf
ity. and should not be allowed TO suffer but goou
many have abused the bounty Of the GoFernneh' ana
sold the rations issued to them. or iat'eheu '"'''
mon them. While these facts have been known 10 nc
military authorities they have acted on the Lu'n""0
princple that is letter that score OF unworthy PEI
sons should be thus supplied than that one reaiy u's'
tute and deserving should siaryc or sunor munger
A Convention Of the Coored men OF THIS stare nos
been called to meet In Ralrigh on the ssth INST Inv
freedmen and other colored citizens Of tins place. 10
nosiug the Fred Douglass League. sent uuacshl NJ
he National Equal lights League soon 10 "'''''''
Cleveland. ND, NJ tho rartlcs
40 arrests have as YET been reported %, Cotten in
who 80 rl!evously punished the freedman 'o1,'r ."
Chatham County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.


CAIRO, H. Tuesday, Sept IL, 1865.
The steamer Luna from New Orleans 9th,
brings TIE 81 Maryland Cavalry. Mojor.Gen. A. j..
Smith is among the passengers -Four hundred and
Gfty bales Of cotton have passed foT 81. Louis
NEw.ORLEAys, Monday, Sept. il, 1865.
Cotton dr and heavy; sales Of 500 bales Mddling at
43a44c. MoInsses and Sugar quiet. Exchange steady;
Ceus Sheridan aud Wright have arrived at san
Antonio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Movements OF Lending Rebels.

MOhlREAL tuesday, sept IL. Ito1'
John e. Breckenridge, Calhoun Ben Gmn,
r. g. Anderson Patrick 4 .mothy and Charles j. Helm
have lust arrived here from England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Sale Of Government Vessels.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday sept IL, Ieo',
Twelve vessels belonging to the uoveInlh ,ai
vorc advertised TO be sold at the Navy ara touas
TSa ai,cnionee was not very large and all TIC '.sses
but one were withlrawn-the bids mol oeis Wy " VI"
sam required. ,,,r;,, IJndson WAS
id and brought s2s 500. 1t was purchased D! lhos'
Watson Sons " tlis city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Movements Of Gen. Meade-The weather
-Rntions.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From OuI Special (oHefpondsn,.
RALEIGH " c.. Sept. G. 1865.
Maior.Geu. Meade arrived here to-day ny
speeal train from Mellon and was received by salute
Of % guns During the day be visited the camps and
other points Of interest in and about the city, In company
with Gen Rurer. and expressed himself highly Pleased
with the general good order aud quiet which prevailed
The weather has been exceedingly warm, and much
more oppressve than during the months OF July and
August md the advent Of muskeoes has increased the
diseomr, among Ito non aec.mated portion Of tie in
habilal.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Fire in the Woods.

PAvGoI Me-. Tuesday, Sept 10, lsC5.
Fires are raging in the woods IN every part Of
Ills copntrv particularly in Carmel Herman, Old.
town. Velzie. Bradley, Milford, OTono and Holden.
Much valuable property is being destroyed and tanner
les &C. are IN danger on tie Boston and Maine Rsil
road. ILe esrs Ind it dAGeglt ~ get through 'hc
faLes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
,crOnGIA ITEMS.

An army officer, who has arrived mere ul a..
from (;eoroie reports that while recently travelling
from Atlanta to savannah he in alidroctons team
loaded with cotton their WY TO points whence tne
staple could be transported to marhet ,li.eE W Ia" ~
wafer There were large quantities ~ Augusta. ana
the article WAS being cOnyc!e ed thence by boat 10 OF
yanuah for shipment North. lie states that Tue peoi
Of the country especially those who have severely SUI
icted by the war express an apparently sincere Geste
TO conform TO the changed condition Of affairs ana ss
tain tie General Governments While ~ towns NhicA
have sustained comparatively little damage by the war
spirit OF dissatisfsctiOn exists, prEclpil cohhheu "
the Young ncD, WHO assume TO belong 10 Dohsi.u
better class Of society but few OF whom baye served ~
tie Rebel army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
The Second Massachusetts.

BOSTON Tuesday Sept. L. ls65.
The Second Massachusetts Heavy Artillery,
Col Frankie arrived this afternoon via Providence.
and proceeded TO Galloup Island. where 1t VIII DC
mustered out Tie regiment met with hearty ieeep'
ton on its march through the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
RIcnNoS6. May 5, Ices.
VI, GEORGE T.. GARRISON. .fccondc CoHEfv, IN. a.
nr.p IN HMM. an idnn II lenNng The United Staie

VI. GEORGE I. GARRISON, icconde Coa.fN A. g.,
Dg.K SIN: Havirs an idea Of leaving the United states,
and 10 leave myself connected with any ir-nsac,ou
which could b. any possibility be ioI 4I,d mo my '''00
upon myeif give you ihe following iseis, e,o,,, ard
Some time during the Summer OF l'', teen Stohtulsh M
Ii, command, while on a raidns ere iffcn thiou-h
tie state Il Georgia, captuTed, and the IFAte'
were seat prsoners Of war 10 AndefsonvIc ga Owns
20 The fact that they had been psgl- and .ieaLg
they could Jay their hands from TIE cizns OF ueofs
Cen j. II Winder ordered al species Of properly Ia tle,i
possession 10 be taken from them and posted N ny AaHu'
Is Post QIarterma.er.
This order was executed by tie Commandu q the prison
then instructed 20 f'trn f Ifopery i.cGhtd 10 ~.
original aid rishiia owners AID e ho.d ne benc.
70 orders. have thus reformed Oh idesd properly anu !"
obedience 70 orders have balance on hand
knowing the bitter feeIF o. tie fccefas TOWARD any on,
connected with the Prison Department have not conderd
advisable II reseut 90 cal the attention Of any Federal oi
these c to turn over s4id properly 70 them 0i
their lctiog ~ the matter. o.,
But al the same time unwilling 70 hod them without
proper c1paI alton 10 be used Ia NY defense hereafter ~
any crees bfougt Inst Some - the properly
evily belongs TO citizens 4 Ocorgs, while Of It wus
evidently property Of hc prisoners temseyes 30 s'
Of 10 en- na,n6s from whom ,he.e things were taken
over furnished lnd consequently can give 10 inioTma
Ion a. 10 the individual ownership.
place these c.s md properly 10 your hands subject to
your discretion aid in order that - irend Of ne y9
Protect 4LC !sOl many Complaints wAiCh may o. Diou
aran rs, in the matter Any q TIE oteeIs stationed .,
Ande oIyie the time 81 tbs Tsns-con Wal conim my
statements, az viii also my CLERKS.
All other property IN my hands belonging 10 prisoners Of
hos been TUNED over to them through tine proper chan
ant Co g. lst Maryland Regiment to Col. Ouid Agent Of
txchanee and other property through the commanaei Of The
700 much Of favor to roec, isI IA your power m
this matter, am your very true friend, r. s. WIsDHR
| Among the papers referred 10 is receipt fr0m II.
Wiz for IL watches received from H. Is. Wndor to be-
Hatch Assistant Ageut Of Exchange q pIisoncrs for
some 81 200 in notes received from Winder being
amount IN inn, held by him belonging 10 Union son.
ers confined at ADdersonyille
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Couai,iou Of the Ohio River.

WHEELING, West Virginia. Tuesday Sept ~ Ieoy'
The river at this point is Is feet deep, and Is
rising There has been no such stage OF water IN sep
tembcr for many years. Steamers are up for al iesuI
landings below calculating upon an uninterrupted ooA
ing season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
The ACrica,s Mails,

BOSTON Tuesday, SEPT 10, ltG5.'
The steamship Areas mails close at o'clock
in the fosoroon and size sails ut ~ a. H. TO morrow ior
HALIFAX atg LiygkoeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
To tie Associa,ed Pres'. ,,,ee.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Sept. H. 1863
soUTUPRS NAIL CONTRACTS.

The Pc, Office Department to-day ordered a
contract with Arthur Leafy Of New-iork to convey
the mails by steamships nom that city 10 ChhTcston
: c. and back twice week; also with idlAuhu -
Sender Co. OF Philadelphia 20 convey the mals ny
steam boats from Savannah. Ga, via Daren, Drums
wick, 81 Mays, Ternandlla. Ila' Newport MlIls'
yellow Bluh jacksonville. Mandarin, Hibelnla, MaH
noio Plcalata Iocoi and orange Mills 10 Pintka ~
miles and back twice week from the Uth of sept,
1905 until tic 3Otb Of June eCJ at tie rate oil s'"0
rcT QLuuiu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Emigration 20 Newbern- b"""Ins '"'
rials-a Pro.cripiive Poiicy-The s"p-
po,ed yellow Fever Case-Soi"re" to"'
yeutiou-The Invitations
,entiou-The Knvisniho"s'

BrAuroRr. N. G., Saturday SeIt'V TO =
Iptelllccuce Iecp,yed Lere. from AL parts Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Capture Of Important Papers.
BALIINohE. Tuesday. Sept. l2.
va NorfaM Post riTes addilionaI parlicu


The Norfolk Post gives additional particulars
Of the capture Of box Of watches belonging TO Ander
sonye prisoners mentioned IN the Fortress Monroe
etter If Yesterday The box found In the posses.
sion OF g. T. Garrison esq. Of Accomac who was on
bis way from Richmond TO his home on the Eastern
Shore.
NJ Garrison is man above suspicion, and Is counsel
for r. r. Wjnder. now confined in tie Old Capitol
Prison lie voluntarily gave mp tho articles placed ia
his possession 10 Capt. Gilmore, Provost Marshal Us
we'll as an the papers contested with his clients ease
we give below a correct copy Of all the papers gwen
up The papers viii no doubt be returned to MI Gar
rison for the benefit OF bis client.
CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28
CORPORATION ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an election will
be held in the several wards of the city on
Tuesday, the 7th day Of March, 1865 for a
Mayor, and four persons to represent each
ward in the City Council, for the ensuing year,
viz:
In First Ward Polls on the northeast cor
ner of Prince and Water sts Samuel Baker,
Thomas Davy, and William r. Howard, Com
missioners.
In Second Ward: Polls at Council Cham
Der. Jesse R. Sherwood, Edward Burchell
and Jno T. Taylor, Commissioners
In Third Ward: Polls at Court House. Jas.
M Stewart Jno. Moore, and Jefferson lacey
Commissioners.
In Fourth Ward Polls at northwest corner
of Prince and Alfred streets: VIM. Arnold,
Henry s. Martin, and O.. G. Whittlesey, Com
missioners
The boundary between the Second and
Third Wards is the middle Of st. Asaph street,
instead OF Pitt street, as heretofore In all
other respects the ward lines remain un-
changed. JOHNSTON, =. =.
feb N-dtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28

Mr.. Summers bitter opposition to the reso-
tuition offered in the e. S. Senate, for he rur-
chase OF marble bust OF the late Chief Jus
tice Taney-a usual tribute, we believe, to the
memory Of a deceased Chief Justice-and his
unnecessary remarks upon the character and
opinions Of the deceased are much comment
ed on in the Northern conservative papers,
and generally condemned.
4 Troy alderman got married the other day,
and had rather thrilling time on his wedding
tour. He was two days in getting to Buffalo
or account Of the snow, was in the American
hotel in that city when it burned down, and on
his way to Chicago was thrown over All en-
bankment twenty feet high by railroad accid
ent, badly truising him and his new wife.
Henry Addison, esq, has been reelected
Mayor Of Georgetown, by majority Of 1893.
4 sale Of lands III Elizabeth City county,
Va, for unpaid q. S. taxes, is to take place
on the 18th of March.
It is said that Col. Moseby, G. S. A., has
resumed the command of his forces in the
upper counties in Virginia.
Gen. Meade, who has Leen to Philadelphia
on account of the deash of his son, has re-
turned to the front.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28
IMPROVE YOUR EYES1GHT
DOCTOR WHITES E5E-WATER

Takes at once the first rank among all opthal-
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greatest blessing 10 thousands OF sufferers III
Europe for over years. Itcannot he too hig hly
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and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or fine
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also, remove the beginning cataract, and its use
will positively insure aga inst blindness.
Price rs cents bottle.
' JuEIOs DlE5SELT, Dentist,
No, AS Prince street
For si!, By most Drug gista.
Tan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28
Loo Al. n E W S.

LEGISLATIVE 10 The House. on Saturday,
~ Kellam introduced bill, entitled "An
Act to authorize the Board Of Public Works
= d;enose of the States interest in the Alex
.ndr;a Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad"
~,h;ob was read the first time and referred to
tho Committee Oh Roads and Internal Navi
CATION. -.sn.--------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28

UNCLAIMED GOODS AND PACKAGES The
attention of the public is asked to the sale Of
unclaimed goods and packages, remaining at
the Office of the Adams Express company, in
this city. The sale will take place to morrow
morning, commencing at ten clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28

Col. Welles, yesterday, sent to Washington
from Alexandria, Fl. Simpson, 351h Virginia
battery, and j. f. Kirkpatrick, 49th Virginia
infantry who were comm tilted to the Old
Capitol as prisoners of war; having been cap
tured by the sth illinois cavalry. Kirkpatrick
was captured once before, and took the oath of
allegiance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28

u. S. HOSPITALS. First Division q. S.
Hospital, with all it's branches, in this place,
have been relinquished. Nothing remains Of
Second Division but Sickle's Barracks, all its
other Branches having been vacated. Third
Division still remains, with the exception Of
McVeigh Branch which was vacated Monday
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28
CITY COUNCIL There will be meeting of
both boards Of the City Council to night.

ARREST. "A number of arrests were made,
yesterday, of persons charged with gambling.