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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
GRAND LEvEE OF
POTOMAC LODGE, NO. 8

AT THEIR HALL, ON COLUMBUS ST.,
OK MONDAY. EVENING, zNoyEMBER 6th 1868.
The Committee promise their united exertlons
in preserving the strictest order and decorum,
and fatter themselves that the friends of the
Order, present on that OCCASION will pass an
agreeable evening: .
Coaches will call for all ladies invited by the
committe Of arrange ments-no others Will be al
mitted. .
Supper and other refreshments will be pro-
yided at reasonable rates
No liquor allowed in the hall.
CoMMITrEE:-C. Schafer, J: D. Appich, j.
Fl. Watkins, J: w. Atkingson, Thomas W Do
Nath,l, Hayes G. w. Dearborn, D. Appich, S.,
jefferson Geo steurp pa W y 7 N Mihaen+
7 r Owens, S. Tennesson, P. Voglesang, Jas,
W. Simpson, w. F. Padgett, Geo. aBosSart, J.
Wiel: Chas Goodrich, Thomas : Si me +.
Cook. s.. B. Pence, f. Smith and j. w. Foard.
MARsHAL-Hugh Latham.
CoMn1rrEE OF A FRA e :n f Pde1a1i
HE1Lns Celebrated BRASS AND STRING
BAND, is engaged. &C 3l-to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
Auction Sales.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
for Alexandria county, rende I'D the suit OF
Taylor VS.. Taylor and others, the undersigned
as commissioners therein named, will otter for
sale, at Public Auction,in front OF the Mayors
office in the city Of Alexandria, on Saturday,
the I'd day of December next, the fol owing
No IA LOT or GROUND. on the north
side of Prince street, beginning u feet inches
to the westward Of Royal street. and running
thence northwardly parallel with Royal, ST.,
88 feet to six feet alley, with Of said alley
thence westwardly parallel with Prince street
26 feet / inches, thence southwark y, and par
5allel with Royal street 80 feet to Prlnce street.
thence eastwardly parallel with Prince street
and binding thereon rs feet Il inches to the
beginning. za#J .s zt1 f.# sat#
No. Adjoining lot No; on the west, be-
ginning on Prince street SO feet 81 inches to the
westward of Royal street, and running thence
parallel with Royal street 81 feet, with the use
of the six feet alley referred to in Lot No.
26 feet II inches to the line of the lot belonging
to the Farmers Bank Of Virginia; thence south
Wardly and parallel with Royal street, 81 feet
to Prince street thence eastwardly parallel with
Prince street. binding thereon to the beginning.
No. "A LOT OF GROUND. with the dfz=
building thereon, situated on the west side M;:$a
of Roya -street, between King and Prince sts.,
beginning 81 feet to the nOrthWard of Prince
street at the northend Of alley six feet feet wide,
with the use of the said alley; thence north,
wardly and parallel with Royal street, and
binding thereon 10 feet 5 inches, thence west
wardlyI and parallel with Prince street l25 feet
u inches more or less to the line Of the lot Of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia; thence southwardly
and parallel with Royal street 10 feet S inches;
thence eastwardly and parallel with Prince
street, l25 feet Il inches to the beginning.
No. 4.-Adjoining No. on the north, begin
ming on Royal street lib feet S inches to the
northward of Prince Street. thence north
wardly parallel with Royal street, and bind
ing thereon 10 feet a inches, more or less,
to an alley feet wide and 40 feet deep, with the
use of said alley thence westwardly and parcel
lei with Prince street 90 feet thence north two
feet thence west 43 feet 5 inches, thence north
% feet 81 inches, thence west feet two inches,
thence south one inch, thence west SO feet more
or less, to the lot Of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia, thence south A feet one inch thence by
straight line l25 feet Il inches to the beginning
Terms of Sale :-One-tenth Of the purchase
money in hand, the remainder in three equal in
stalments at 6, H. and Is months, with interest
from the day of sale Bonds of the purchas er
with satisfactory security and the title to be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money is paid.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR. ror,,,,,u,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR. ooilAi -
Oc 27-2aWtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

NOTICE.-Will be sold on Saturday, Nov.
~ 9TH. 1865, at - M, on the premises, a
eod Or o
between " olfe and Wilkes streets. in the city
of Alexandria, at present occupied by Ephraim
Henderson and wife, situated on the same lot Of
ground leased by Richard Rudd to Louisa Hen
derson Terms One hundred dollars in hand
on the day of sale; the remainder to be paid in
three instalments of two, four and six months,
from day Of sale, to be secured by approved
notes bearing interest and the title to the prop
erty retained until the deferred payments are
fully made. SAM l.. BEACH, Attorney for
Ephram Henderson and Matthew McCuin.
nov 7-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
HARDWARE! HARDW ARE!!
IAMES F. CABIN.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all Descriptions
OF SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE
Respectfully calls the attention of purchasers
to his very large stock, consisting in part as fol-
lows; viz:
Hammered Iron, usual sizes.
Refined Iron, all sizes
Horse Shoe Iron.
Nail Rods, Norway Iron
Cast and Shear Steel
Blistered Steel, American and English.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Anvils, Vices and Bellows.
Sledges, Hammers, Pincers.
Springs, Axles Hubs, Spokes.
Felloes, Shafts, Poles, assorted sizes.
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought.
Horse Shoes, Axes, and an endless variety Of
articles, all of which will be sold low for Cash.
JAMES F. CARLIN,
oct 14-tf No. 63, King ST., Alexandria, .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
THE CHOLERA.

The steamer Atlanta, from London, arrived
at N. York, is reported by DR.. Burdett, the
quarantine surgeon, to have had fifteen deaths
by Cholera, out of fifty or sixty cases, during
the voyage. A special meeting Of the Health
Commissioners was called yesterday to draft
memorial to the Governn ent asking for the
use of portion Of Sandy Hook as q quaran-
tine station. The appearance of the Cholera
on this side Of the Atlantic is not unexpected;
but, We fear, in most Of the cities and towns
proper precautionary measures have not been
adopted. The Atlanta was sent to quarantine
Immediately upon her arrival and all inter
course with her prohibited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
10 CAL N Z w s

po71cE REPORT AYoK11s, OFFICE: --Chas..
Rodse for commi nuisance on NJ s. Y 20,
Taylor premises asfned 50 ana alscnais
Michael Met ormick, for disord eonauc''
vas fined 5, and discharged. Thomas hon Aem-
strong, for diso1dery was dlsnlssea'
Anna Cook who was committees g Ja ' yes
tsraay ID defaulto f security and BAH was r.
leased this morning, upon m llg e quit
the city at once, and orenain away one year.
+ tha event of i rup Of This promise, the
Mavor informed her she would ll be confined in
the , work house athard labor for three monthsF
MAa1srRArEs OFFICE. George Washing
ton Ackers charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct was fined SIS andcosts, abutnot
having tie required amount, was discharged &c
mon tie payment Of S 3 and costs. ..safs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

1gr Owing to the inclemency Of the wealth
er. our Carriers did not make their usual semi
monthly collections from our subscribers on
their route, il the eastern section Of the city,
to-day. They will call upon their subscribers
on Monday: .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

The Maryland Court of Appeals has decided
that the provisions of the Code OF General
Laws, under the head of Negro Apprentices, "
contained in sections 81 to 40, inclusive, OF
article 6, are legal and constitutional.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

.a The Richmond Wing thinks that Gen. Kobt
b. Lee, may prepare history of the cam paigns
Of the Confederate Army Of Northern Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
MAYORS OFFICE,

NOTICE. MAYORS OFFICE,
~ Alexandria, Va Nov. l, 1865.
All parties in the habit of congregating at cor
ners Of the Streets are hereby notified that it is
violation of the law, and the police are hereby
Streets and upon their falling to do So to arrest
them, and the law will be enforced to the fullest
extent. no 1-1w] c. A. WARE, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

On Thursday afternoon, in Washington,
man named Horatio Fl. Boulster shot and
severely wounded a cyprian named Kate
Hunter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

NOTICE. undersigned has associated
lN with him in the SHIP BISCUIT AND
CRACKER BAKING BUSINESS, JOHN j.
JAMESON and JAS. EVELETH, jr., under
the name and style Of JAMESON & CO.,
ANDREW JAMESON.
Alexandria, Nov |, 1866. nov div
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

G.. w. Brawner has been appointed depot
agent and postmaster at Bristoe Station, on
the 0. & A. r. r. he will continue the erection
Of suitable buildings at this station, commenced
by the late Edward Gaines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

The little child found yesterday by Mr.. Park
was restored to his home, in the course Of the
day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
NLD DOMINION BAKERY.
, EDWARD PEIPENBRING.
, BAKER AND CONFECTIO NE Z

No 149, King street,
Has always on hand a large assortment Of all
kinds, of French and other CANDIES, PIES
CAKES and FAMILY BREAD, at wholesale
and retail, at the lowest prices.
TIES, promptly executed at the shortest notice
Orders delivered to all parts Of the city.
T A M L 7 B r E A D,
sold by tickets, always OH hand at my store,
No 149 King st. oc 21-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

4 The NJ ARKET this morning. owing to the
bad weather, was not as fully fur furnished, as it
generally is, on Saturdays--but, still, there.
was tolerable supply from the country. We
have no changeto notice in the prices Of meats
or vegetables. Butter wasselling at from 50
to 90 cts. IA d 3a #.If..s.~zI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

There are now some fifty thousand tons.of
Cumberland coal on the wharves at George 1 &c:
town, for the want ofsYessels to carry IT North.
The receipts sc. coal this year BY the canal
exceed il amount those Of any previous sea. sea
Son asE5s1s .1 ssss3s,-s ,.5s5}
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

I IfaItbe follovingItable, the first column rep
resents the number Of square miles IN each
county; the second, the aggregate population
.to-the square mile ii 1860; the third, the
number Of Thousand acres in improved
farms the fourth, the number IN Of thousand
acres IN sunimpr oved farms and the tifth'
the average value Of tie land pei. acre as as
sessed for taxation in 1860: aF..E a..Iz
Alexandra. J. I. s335l tas.aS a o. IS
Fairfax !. +. :.. 8, 85a71l6 165
Fauouier ............6SS 80 268a is ST
Rappahannock. 300 30 Yl04 ~ 10
tCulpeper.... J. -. 400 80 l53. Sc II
Prince w illlam ..33T7O .a; 90 81 II ~
Loudoun. !. !. 7. /. 1886 a 220 Is 345
!. .aThelpopulation. Of Alexandria county and
city numbers 135lsto the square mile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

Bishop Johns has issued a pastoral letter to
the laity Of his diocese in the s. Episcopal
Church, exorting them to make proper provl-
sion for the support of the clergy, some OF tn e
ministers being obliged to leave their cures, IN
consequence of not receiving an, adequate
support fF9s 49, $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

a man who. was unable to walk or talk, was
pickediup last night by the watch on the wharf
and carried to the watch house Upon his
person. was found a two ounce. laudanum vial,
empty. "A physician was called, suitable rem
edies adopted, and this morning he, was well
enough to walk Of. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

T The grand levee and ball. to- be given on
Monday evening next BY the members Of the:
Potomac Lodge fdO3d Fellows, promises to
be- a recherche, affair, The committee of ar
rangements is composed Of gentlemen au fat
in such matters, and an agreeable evening is
guaranteed to all who attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

I The opulation. Of Alexandra county al
city numbers a35l.to the square mile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

The Board of Directors of the Alexandra &
Fredericksburg Railroad met to-day, but trans
acted no business. They meet again Saturday
next, 18th instant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15
Arrived.

Steamship Bremen Meyer Bremen and Southampton "a
,st ,Ssp and 55J puss. Oelr.cns Co. July 81 on Dun
reness passed ships Athena ana Daniel Weo'tef ooon
An" t az 30 On Is passed b. bark Aooncaqua bound T.
same day Ia, 20 H. Ion IL. Dr bark Hector and BIZ bs s
ers Sp 6 10 o. m passed steamship iianss ~ a. ~ ~
lon 70 i 18Th at noon passed steamship New1oiA' memo"
for Rrcne,,. sare time Civ of NewYork.
steamer r. C. KNIGHT Morris, Warrington ~ hours mass
and pass. II. B. Cromwell Co. o., A.. ala.
Steamship Republic. Dolard, New Orleans aug D. 'nos
and pass 10 H. b, Cromwell & Co. Aug. H. a. IN pa-srt
six propeller steamer. bound j. go ged 'sa
Steamship Albemsre, Bourne, Richmond "a hours mus@
and pass, Livingston. Fox Il Co. -, ,...
Steamer Sea Gull Fish, Apalachicoa days. VIII" co''
MUSTER $500,
Steamship Chase Rogers, Savannah d'y with nd'e enc
pa to Lewis l., Jones. l..
Steamship Relief Crowen. Fortress Monroe 50 hours
ballast to L. s. cnarcrInaster.
seautuc Admiral D. d. Porter. Allen, Fortress Monroe !"
hours. to 4. :. Quarerlnaster.
u. s. steamer Amuranihus. Cox Charleston 10th inst
Ship HcrZogn Won brabnnt tBreUenl, StrosDeyer, Dte
men 81 days, mdse ard 39 pass Herman, Hoop Go.
Bark Geo. ;. Hunt tof PamoreD Woodbury. Grand rufHs
T.. l., 10 days. with salt, TO Brett, Son & Co.
Brig Edwin II. Kennedy to WadoboroD Aeyer, Cow Bay
Is DAYS with coal TO Yates POrteTi-d.
Br, Bachelor of s.. Andrews. NJ b. Miller Gusnca, +.
r. days and cotton, John Boynton's Son 4 Co.
Brig Aesna Degerdrs, kinss'on "a days, with iogwooS
20 Leaycrait & Co. -
Big Aiexina lof Quebec. Desjardn, Kingston Jam
dsyi with logwood 10 Leaycraft 4 Co. -
Brig Emily Fisher, Coming Cow Bay C. b.. IL days Win
cos Z, Brett. son Co. -
schr. surpre, Beerse. Boston days. mdse. to g. IL
Racket q Son.
IT, s. schr Chamber Haris Port Royal days in ballast
10 4. :. Qultermsstor
Barge J. \. Lee Iorey, Fortres. Monroe. 50 hours
Barge X. ID. >nian >wawont Fortress Monroe o. hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15
posacupers Arrived.

In s,eamslip Republic, nom NowUreans,Ias, NuIrray
NJ NoI~n Nr. ssimmrrhom. X. Weber. Mr. tendisr, ,
n, -. Fs'i,r A. j. Homer md vile, J. Donovan. Ni1. b.
iisa' j. Hcr.-rsan, v. r. Nei.t j. Lyons = Rahn; =
l,., N \. wilkins. Mrs. GrAiu. Nli. ~ igln ". Ro
49,, g. Hoffman A. Cross ). ONeiil, j. hcWhnney, Cept
n J. Beron D. Campbell. J. Redmond j. Casey. trs uoo
len snd servant, Mrs OConnoT. !. q Counor, J..
IN. iy,n sla.tsr Ducey. l.. Broderi,k W Mcknight.
I'M stssnshp Chafc. rom Saylnnah a. scranton, Wan.
T. ,.end.r L. H. Csihsn. Jos. Irosk0lw HI r. Tumbll.
d, ana child and servant Mr. and M- SOutcr. y Mlslo-
fry Dr. j. H. McCin, q. p. Young. Miss Louh l. Hoton
W, Beiuy Mr.. 6. r. Cray, Mr. H. Rotlcr Mrs kecne
Mr.. M4rd md child.
iu steamship nrrmen. from BremeI-C. 'Schwes,on h
WHO h. Hruic @. T. Victor, q. J. E-ggels, j. &. Herbert.
Afr4t Meyot H. Frusin, &. W. Nito- ard family. Sophie
von Nois H. MArah and H. 81. Meyer Il. kasenbla Fanny
Arnol H. T. ilAch Ellis Simmer aul oai, G. (lcius, q.
" ilers and flmmiy Julius Sues H. Stinneche q. Doz
AMI family NJ Held aud we, H. Bachlrach, h. Rousseau,
Mr. shear. and family, ". Williams. W Hammond. y.
Ho.hstsode A. Ruyk Jacob lohc h. Hess, H. Burner h.
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

o number Of deaths compared with the Corresponding
yeei Of IeGi. nnd Of lslt week. as follows
Week ending August 10 l...6C5 Decrease, TO-
Week ending huglat :, 1865 g7a
Chronic Disease. ~ ,12
Patterned Causes. Nc.....s.'''''''''''''''' - ~
Week ending Augut ~, i'o'- an
f,Hu Acute IisfIf" ''''''''''''''
Ihrlftf ul.iffsr. ne e.,
I.trnal Cause, &c....'s'''''''''''''''' ~ Vs.
Incfclse ts ~
cgp Of native Pa.en,. a. children Of foreign parents
40. 49,,
Tho uhcr Of deaths in the Institutions compared "thihe
,o,,..poualng week Of 1854. Wa es ioho"s.
,,t ling August r. 1906 20
Wcs endin, August H. ''''VS
r,rrco.s this ~
,he, of internsnts in roeers Ficid compared with
the corresponding week Of 1856
,vL colire August Is. A0
V. ending August IL, ~
Decrease this
,slsaedD FLA. BOOLE. City Inspector
Cry IssPECToHs DEPARTafsri
kEw. \ OK August IA, i5LJ.
Tbs feuswps schedule Of tie work Of the Bsesu Of
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NAiivITiEs.


,,,.t,o,e ,pi.,lw,ira ~. Lunsc Asylum, Blooming
land ..... ............- 100
90 .......... q Nursery and ChiIds hosli'
Coolcd Home iio p.,aL.. ;.''''''''''
.',,f u,.,,i ........ list N.ucantf Irsp4il......
luuat A. yilu, B4cA"tAs " -t' ih- Em'--" 'i'' "a
Island ................' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15
Sanitary Inspection In the abatement and removal
&C., for the week ending August II. 1865:
AaArxxrxr OF xr1sAxcxs


CHEyAyGO CAYAL-The work on the extern
sion has been commenced Ground was broken week De-
fore ast on sections and TO- The first ten sections
mes) of the extension to be completed next sum
mer We hope they will hurry up with tue new work.
as the old canal is In great need OF attention.
Hamilton (N. " Republican, Aug. 10.
Richmond papers chronicle the death
Rctsy Wilder nerress at the age Of los years. She
left son, a sable youth Of 30 Summers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15
sIrsPPsNG INTnaLrGENCE.
FORT or NEw-YoaK......Auausr a.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamer josephine ThouIson, Moon. Baltimore. william
DI.kr.
Steamship Harvest, Joyce. Norfolk. J. McChesney.
Steamship City OF Bath, Bearsc H0s,0n.
Rark Fannie, Partridge. Charleston, H. H. Brookman.
Bah Schiller (Brem.), Bahr, City po.u Va, II. Luins
Co.
Brig IA. Means Hall. Jacksonville Brett. Son & Co..
Brig g. f. Pension McCulloeh, ST. Thomas IT, +. Penis
ton.
Brig Alexander Milken, Mlliken. Lingan Brett, Son
Co.
Rhx Abel Lea. Herring, Pictou N. L. McCready Co.
Brig Ellen. Z. Stuart, Holland. Philadelphia . ~
Brg Mnnehaha OBJ, Douglass. Cow Bay }. r. whitney
Co. n,
Brig J. W. Dr,ko, Coggin' PhiladelPhis' Thompson
Hunt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15
BORT Warocns' Notiee.
Sr.rE op NEw-YoRx,

STATE NEw-YoRx,
Porr-WARDHSs OFFICE, No. lO4 Wai-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the set passed Aprl II. 1851 entitled An
10 Reorganze the Nariens Oce OF the Portot New
York 20 al persons Interested in having charge Of the
ect ater OF such inquiry examination or survey, hA
the following vessels under examination by the rot
srdens and that the said surveys examinations viii %
completed within ten next succeeding this notice. On
board said vessels:
steam hip han-sr0o.. ~ ~ ~.
Steamship tung Shuey.. \. X.
Bari ID. X. Dew Foot OF 42dst., n. X
Bark Lord Lyndhurst.. ..Coes stores.
Bark Mctifl3n.. o ~, ~.
bri. Anna. y ~ ~
Brig Bertha Henrietta. ;Ludoyld,
MlNTHORNt. CONTAINS, President.
AuGs HERMAN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

p,r m.,.,.n Maddox. Philadelphia. MetcafS Dnncan
sehi B. c. Terry Weaver. Fortress Monroe Van brun'
Slsght. .-r -. r,..u T. Nickerson.
Schr C. w Holiness Edward, Philadelphia. '" Mcnee'
Schr. .ee Cubsery, Baltimore. N Beae H.
Schr Furps, Ciny. Briggs Cow Boy, j. H. DOW. r..
schr Arctic Hicks ~ Martins Fla. H. D. Huribgt oo'
schr T. s. Downing, Waters. Newbern Thomas hon'g~
Sloop Mary b. Corbin, Post. York River r. j. 'SnnPoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15
YYcckIx Repori Of Denihs

In the City Of SewYos from the 5h day Of August to the
liih d,y Of August. 1875.
Men. o. women. iol boys. 26i girls 27l-to,al. Ga
adults i95. Children, AL male, 3Joi females, JI! col
4.
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NirNIATItRE AItIANAr

sun H-s....3l0 Sun Sets.....6.J9 Moon rises 200
man Watch
Sandy LOOK. 2.s1 Gov lsaud.. 1923 Hen Gle.. SEQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15
A(sRI.


mad Farming-Timber Land In
Coed - PIace-Farming Without
me erase Sced-Crehnrds without
Sow careies.ness with Farm 1m-
Appir
pleps Ne III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Lords Proprietors Of England and the rule a IL
Cayicrs, with the good old English code OF lawn un
emascuated by modern philanthropy and pseudo hu
mantariansm to guide ua with the blessing Of Coo
by demagogsm- We can still hang villain or sbOot
ruan without decorating the bowels or our humantv
We have not yet TO have nursery for scoundreA
called Penitenary-nor public preachers In the pulpit
who called Christ "a good Gallilean youth" Simple folks
We have little improved upon our successors We are
still only fathers left In their gnorance-sim
ply civilized and simply Christians The law OF order
and obedience rs the law OF habit here All good ciL
Gems here look for the enforcement OF II here In Me
military In civil life The Executive Of this State will
support 1t, and win Cheerfully gladly do 80.
we STAND today As gadatos stripped TO the nent;
We are ready and trained 70 enter the struggle FOR lie o.
for DEATH South Carolina is ready to become the arena
OF the republic Her sons are ready for the contest
the waist; she will not SHRINK But give her her
gauntsts and her sword aud she Is ready TO stand
fall whore she is
most oncrous but imperative duty dcvolves upoa
duythis first and most essential duty-s 10 cashier aaa
TO shoot Without " nothing cen be done and sher-
man conQuers uR With IT, he is a coward who scc-
cumbs at heart Everything Is at stake-evcrythiac
that In the way must be faced and tramped upon The
man who commands here must put his heart in his
pocket and his sword in his hand. He know no
thing but the good OF the conederacy That must "a
regardless Of official weakness The end be radical
reform IL is folly TO talk OF red tape want IL
thing-we must have it--reform, shooting casher.1r
order subordnaton, soldiers-not runaways raganrf,
1ns rullans. We want, and must have, brains aud
pluck In commanders and implicit obedience and
In subordinaes aud soldiers Six PAGES and steady rim
will do the business If repeated sufficiently often, eps.
II, however. commanding officers vii, moi do the,.
duty in this matte ~ W n.en snut their books, FOR no
end will ddve Well high come The time is shori-wil il
be improved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.
Arrival Of Secretary Stanton and Collector
Draper at Hilton Head,
&C., Sc. sc.

The steam transport Star Of the South, Captain Woac
hull, arrived at this port yesterday from Port Royal,
whence she sailed on the l4th inst
The Ne,v South Of the 18th inst says
The Hon. Secretary OF War, T. NJ Stanton MAJOR
General Megs, Quarermaser General Brigader Gencfal
Townsend, Assistant AdEsQpt GeHcral; Major General
Barnard, Brgadier Genera harnes, Hon. Simeon Draper
and Mr. Mnturn, or Griunel. Mnturn, arrived at ts
post on Monday last the Nevada and left imediae,y
for Savannah 1t is expected they will leave for Wash
ington in the Western Metropolis on Saturday.