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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
TIE TAX BILL.


Senator Simmons will propose an income
tax on a different principle from the House
till, and estimates that it viii produce $685.
100000, averaging three dollars per head
in New York, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island
and Connecticut two dollars in Maryland,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, and one dollar in
other States. It puts three per cent on in
comes between $500 and $4,000; Eve per
cent between $4,000 and $4,000. Upon
an income aeoome aecruing from property
owned in the United States by citizens re-
siding abroad, not in the Government en-
ploy, and upon all incomes over $50, 900
seven per cent, and half per cent upon all
over $500.
Religious and literary corporations and
societies to pay at the same rates where the
income is above 5000, except those whose
income is devoted to the distribution of bibles
or tracts, missions or education. So much
income however as is derived from securities
of the United States to be taxed one and g
half per cent. only. Professional incomes
under $40, coo only three per cent. This is
moved as an amendment to the act Of the
extra session. Time extended under it to
October 18th; if not paid then, to draw six
per cent. interest.
1t is believed that large majority Of the
Senate are in favor of this section. Some
are opposed to the residue.
Simmons project approves the House ta-
riff, computed to add twenty millions to the
revenue, making hundred millions.
The Senate got to the sixty-third section Of
the Tax bill to-day-more than half through.
Several votes were postponed for want of g
quorum. Whiskey was left at twenty cents.
Seward thinks the Fugitive Slave Law don't
apply to the District of Columbia, and other
very high authority agrees. The Senate was
conotituted into Court for impeachment
for trial of Judge Humphreys, of Tenn, to-
day. Senators were sworn four at time.
The articles of impeachment were read BY
Bingham, first manager on the part of the
House. Kelly and VOOrhies have exchanged
the lie. No duel expected.
coHFIscATioN.
Phelps spoke against cOnfscatiOn. Blair
of Pennsylvania fol. Debate closes to-mor-
row.
WILL EHAcUATE.
ii generally thought here that the reb-
els will evacuate Richmond without battle
and will make their appearance atsOme Othel
part of Virginia. Mcclellan is said to thinl
otherwise,
Il is sscertained that all the respOnsibilit!
and credit of the Williamsburg battle rest
on Gen. Sumner, Gen. Mcclellan having
given no order whatever.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

WANTED.-A few industrious Young Men TO work
In the Country, or In Gardsng Ais, some Ger
man Girls. EnquiroOf o. A. bEnHAM, second
Room. rurn1.1as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO's
Golden Pills for Females.
Infallible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing ell DISTINCTIONS, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful Rs Pre-.
VentatigB.


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In France and America, with unparalleled success
iu eVOVy case, and 4 Is urged by many thousand la
dies who have used them, 70 make the Pills public
for the aeviation Of those suffering from any irreg
ularites whatever We'll e 70 prevent an increase
Of family where health will not permit t. Females
peculiarly situated, or those suppO8ing themselves
So are cautioned against ualns these fiE while Ia
that condition. the.propribtor assumes re8pon.
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mildness would prevent any mischief 70 health,
otherwise tue Pills are recommended. full and eI-
plioE directions accompany each box. Price q per
sold wholesale and retail in OleV land BY BEN
street; STRONG q ARMSTRONG, iS9 Superior at (;
n w. SAOKRIDER, "a SuPsrior street; o. W.
CLARK, lle Superior street, and UaUROHt ILL q
BRO, cor. OF Ontario street and tho Square.
LADIES by sending tlO0 70 either the above
agents through the "UleVeand Post Oioe, can have
the Pills sent 70 any part Of the country or city
(confdentiRyl and 'ffes Of pos age byrs .urB mail
N B.-LOOk out for counterlsits. buy no Golden
Pilla Of any kind unless every box ig signed g. d.
HoWs All others are base imposition and unsafe;
therefore, as you Value your lives and health, (to
aay nothing OF being kumbug0d out Of your money!
buy only those who show the signature Of s. d.
Howe on every box, which has recently been added
on sooount Of the Pills being oountarf6itsd. The
known to oyery Agent and they Will tell you they
are safe and will perform al claimed for them
B. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
q q. C-Gsry's Cough Cure. dac71aIt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

srzuluoFTPss.-shmPsOR Is beyond all
Gueation. 4 superior aFtiss, Gnd We advise
thoss vilhing g get q ana likeness 70 call
1pon him. A visit 70 his gallsEyp No. 2bS
Superior Strsst, win richly rSpay hoth oiti-
suE azd gEU1gGF. 3isa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

~ Artemas Ward-His Book, will be
mailed, postage paid, to any part of the
country, on receipt Of the price, s1.OO, by
my1s IW. EvsREFT & W1IsoE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
HORSE aERALINR.

LOUISVILLE, May %.
Two men, calling themselves Ward and Inflow,
recently of the rebel army, were arrested here
to day on 9 charge of stealing horses in Missouri
and selling them to Federal Government con-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
HagaFd's Railroad and Military
REVOL VERS AND KNIVES.

DEVOLVEBS AND BOWIE
M KEIFE8. A eus assortms1t q Regqlying
Pistols, llch e. COLT ~ moadsl, baooq g 4 -
soniIlaFrFs and snail, win qarionl 0tnar Alnoii
ju5t received and for lllo cheap g ,-r.-,---
amUtuEs. IsEBsySTi0F EiTiSs, OsFa'a1ds Q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
A HOAX.

PHILADELPHIA, May p.
A private letter from Norfolk states that Col,
Brown of the 10th Ind, has turned up safe and
eOund. Tho atOry OF his disappearance was q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

~ For frelh Homeopathic Medicines
IN PELLETS, POWdsrl or Liquids, Of Sny
utr,urth, CAL 81 Halls, II Public Square,
saFs-RII "f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

HUDsoE's UNEIvALLED ToOTB PAsTH- Is
winning for itself unbOundsd praise Wher-
ever introduced. Try it.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, ]. q. 4
A. S. Gorham, n. c. Brewer, G. ". Clark
and Druggists generally. apSO:R17
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
. THE DOUBTS
Court Of Common Pleas.

JUDeE FOoTE.-In the case Of Rev. George
Gordon, the Jury rendered a verdict Of gull
ty, snd the Court sentenced him topay SlOC
fne and costs. EOEDIo-) ELC-
Divorce csseg will be taken up this morn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
Attention, Grays.

You are hereby ordered to appear ct the
Armory this evening at o'clock. Business
Of importance will be brought before the
Company. By order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

rMerchants in want of Hsts, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 2l5
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods BY the case or dozen.
April Z. Z. ". PECK,
Nrnner.n. &. E.rIlnr 4 lLn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

~ Sixteen pages of sheet music for i've
cents at Everett Wilson's. my29 Ss9-lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
PRNsannI.ANRWa.

NEW ToRK, May e.
Pensacola adTices state that the rebels besides
burning the navy yard burned all the steam savmills
thus destroying the only means Of subsistence Of hun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

An Txrnov1EnET.-The sids-Walk on the
sauih side Of Superior street, between the
American buildings and point near Robin
sons eloEhiug house, is beng taken up ana
Graded 70 the curb, il having beon some two
inches above it. It ItisanimProvement that,
for the purpose Of drainage and the SAKE o.
uniform appearance, has been long nesded'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
WAsH1EaroE, Nav "a.

WHAT THE REBELs TOLD n. NERo1ER.
NJ Mercier was told at Richmond to write
homs that the Confederate Government
would, If hard pressed, abandon the whole
seacoast, so that it might be prepared to judge
its policy, not weakness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at Wholesale, q
Il2 Bank street, Please call aRd see befor'
making your purchases.
aplsS9o J. hAsURH'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

JUpeEs BoL7oE AID FOoF.-Nothing ol
Fublic interest transpired. The Jury in the
eaSo Of Gray vs., Harrington is stin out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
FROM OHTOAGO

UHIoAGO, May zzs
Oficisi foOtings complete from the Congres
sional election Of the 9th district, give W. ]. Al
len T42 plurality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
FUGITITEs.

Two slaves in the 10th N. Y. Regiment
were arrested by the Provost Marshal. he
sent fer some Others, but the officers wOuld't
let the seeker come on board the steamboat
where the troops embarked. They uttered
many oaths at them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

TnuPunAHoI llEEEIEss. Tonight John B,
Williams Lectures On temperance in ths
hfsihoaist Church, West Side, and tO-moF'
f6W evening in the lecture-rOom Of the frs
Haptist church, corner Of Euclid and Eril
utTos;,, HsisVoEth listening 70.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

PRETER WAETED.-A good Job Printer is
wanted ct this OHace. Apply at Job Room.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

AFoaa1s' M1sTzHIa.-This troupe, spoken
ofby the Buffalo papers, and those Of other
aeitiss, g unsurpassed, wiz be in this city
nsxt week, and give three entertainments at
Brainard's Hall-Mondsy, Tuesday and
wednesday evening". ME. Sands, the clos
dancer, is represented 70 Be little short o.
-. IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

NENTLEMEN'S OLOTHHs ULHAE.
III ne, RsnoVating and Msnding EgtAblishmsni.
SrfrdIS Adfr, TaIiof, No, Ie Prospect street, wiz
bSr7ifsr dsFofs hi1 GttaDtlon % cleaning rsnoE1.
H1F and mondina gentlemen'l olot1nlg. Ae ha1
VfIi md & for thalFi1tqfolt during haD
SSri flnS1 g giFe ~. AG1E sri1l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23

G. 8. CLARK, o. s.
May 20, 1862.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-23
PIANO TUNING.

OLIVER P. HANKS,
u Professional Piano Eorts run-
A. All oTders left O. the Music Btole ~
al s. BrainArd % 25 Superior street, viii be
promptly attsneed g. nave
nIANOS TUNED.-L.<
" PIWRQB, Professional Tuner. tyA,-D4
pianor tuned and repaired ~ ~
- Orders lsfl ct o, sHAW'5 MUSIC STORE
80. s IuOLID gTRgnts win Be promptly attendaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
US from General Halleck's Army.
srTUATIoNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A GOOD COOK, AND rs WILLING TO ASSIST IN
IA the washing and ironing required In rrivnte fsni
In the city by eient with the
ted OF city references Can ba days No %
Hammond St. betwcsn wavcrey place aud 4n st. #fA &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
sITUATrOrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sITUA-
ton chambermad and scamstrcss; undrrstand both
perfectly; understands maxim all kiads OF crdrens'
rlohing do all kinds of needle work has no objections
20 the conty for two days at No $40 ID
ave, between 23d and 2ilh sts-, In the fancy store.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
From Missouri.
CAMP 1YHITs RIVER, !

CAxp WHrrs RIVER, Nov. 9th, 1882 MR EnITcsTs have achieved one ef tbe most bril liant little victories of the whole war in Missoar Leaving camp Bennetts Bayou the morning of the oI inst, Col burbr1dge, the head of part Col. dreenr giment part of Lis and guns of Capt Browns battery pressed for ward in direction, and pediton that impressed with the conviction the enemy ere long, to R met and conquereour train the going in the direction of Yellviue At sunset far north western directiou having travelled some thirty miieshere halted aud fed horses 1t now being apparent that our destination Cark5 Mills in Douglass county, mo the boys began ously to talk of seeing the feds by day light ing. Resting horses for hour. re-mounted and hasteneG away still quicker pace l. calm still night and the struggling misty inoonbeas lighted the eer on his wayt was cold and cnily and Yet the word with sh, was onward and br~ard Missing way, we failed 10 reach the seat o var tilt about IO o'clock of the morning ot the Ith
 sons, advanced upon the enemy different directions Co Bnrbridge with hs cavalry and tbe artillery side and Col Green with his cavalry from the other. secretly were our plans maured and vigorously they executed thar neIy upon the eneAy before they aware of our presence.
 when the mill the feds made vigorous little charge upon Greens division which for onent put the advance Ill confusion but recovering from th ill quick time foot and in line of battle and the enemy in flight several being wounded, and one, the brsves of them all left dead on the spot.
 skrmishers in ront of the column then moved forward to the attack While advancing by the opening of Bulbfdges artillery the enemy ortlica The thunder artillery vebarang and rsrer terstng along the valoy. and amid :he lofty hills tive wild woods of that regon certainly m8gniBcient and great thought the great guns were well dtrcT1beb by shah when he called them engInos whose hu threats the immortal Joves ciaor counterfeit The enemy had now lied into the Notifications, con sisted ot block house strongly made connected with which lot enclosed with strong pcketing sawn ttnbers and all of which wHs surrounded by ditch. The cannonang continued till o'clock, when all became siili Col Burbrldge then sent in flag demanding immediate surrender. With this demand they piled, thus the whole garrison numbering about l5O men were made prisoners and immediately parOled.
 The government property captured two pieces Of artillery zo stand of arms, 10 pistols l50 sabred, wagons, l2o mules and horses coffee, bacon,
 
 the fortnoatons burnt lett them. The cuemys Ions ksa and several wounded We lost none killed aad but two or three wounded.
 both oces ana ioen deserve veil Of the country, each having aesei well his part Col Burhrdge entitled the hghest praise for his galantry activity while the best las vIndicstea tne adoption of plans NIDl
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
The Past and Future.
" rAvEY eaFrn g0RI,Nn

BY FANNY GAEEa soRL4ND. Those happy times-thore happy iimesl They ue'er win come again. But, sll throughout my future life. Taey'ii pour the same sweet strain. Yhc pleasant jest, thc pretty laugh, The shadows on the wall-- Ah, now. those shadows only fit Through msmry's silent hall. Itrlpped along life's rosy path. Without a single th1.n; Twas Ike a drean-a happy dream That lied the beaming morn. Dut, now, oir gentle mothers gone,- Forever from us hid, The soft. sweet smiles, tho dark grey cva. Beneath the waSen lid. And now-o now f.cl the thorn, The rose begins to flde: For mother'a lovely forms within The silent coffin laid. Bu.the meek and lowly Jeaus, Who drank lies bitter cup, Hath said that-wisn rov 0rs orrians, 1hel / ioi1 tahe yoA pp! When the happy will not take us. In their gay and joyful pride When the world and all forsa6o us, Come WE to JEsUs' side, Little Rock, Oct 2e 1862.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
Circular.
CONFEDERATE gr.ryg ov Aw

CONFEDERATE STATEs AMERICA, Subststence Department, Riodnond Vd. Oct. f, 'e? No subsistence stores will be sold officers faniles When officer has bis family, with him. where is sta- tioned duty, he may draw limited stores his certificate nonor that the excIusvey for himself and his family He pay cash deposit pay account with the Commssary which may draw n- der no other circumstances whatever will Commits be permitted to issue stores to officers and then tices part of the ration regularly issued o'- at tho time L. B. NORTHEpp CTS
 Spur1- Approved. --ssary General t1So. ". RAvpo1SS
 Nov ls st >ecre.ary uf War.
 .rssts copy.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
g. s. ANDERSON, A. A. Gen.
UrArarARrERs I6rH TrvAs CAYALrY

HEADQUARTERS l5TH TExAs CAVALRY
 Camp Nelson Austin, Ark, Nov. 14th, 1862 Special 0rlers No 20
 Tn accordance with the above order list of the of the persons discharged has been forwarded LtCo D. D. CUBfRsoS who has been assigned 70 the duty asemh ling said discharged persons Tyler Texas and marching them to this army. All persons discharged will mmed, aely report to him. to this regiment they will lc treated as deserters
 By order of GEO. II. SWEET, Col. Conldg 18th T. C.
 Nj. SHELBY KENNARD Adit The Tyler Reporter, Dallas Herald, san Antonio Herald. and Austin State Gazette will please copy and forward bs. Nov l9 2ws
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

may be held at the place in the county where the
 An act to revive swamp land scrip, This keeps the scrip date while the land offices closed and does that time part of the year in which it has to run
 An act establish the county of Woodruff This county is the lower part of Jackson and the end St. Fran cs counties It s named in honor of Vim. E Woodruff of this city.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
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HEADQUARTERS TRsSs- -AfIssIsa,Ppr DgpAr-syx-
 Little Rock, Ark, 0ct 22d 1862. General Order No %.
 | (Extract Persons over trtyvo years of agr who Ca. Nsted for twelve months bsiongng regiments in this de parment and who have been discharged before the expr ton o the term for which they enlisted have been dscarg ed oaiy All such persons will therefore, immediately ron their respective companies and regiments they will be considered as desertcrs, and treated accordingly. Dy or.er Of Maj Gen. HoLscs
 S s ANDERSON. A X. Gen.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
HEADQUARTERS TRANs-MYseIssrppI pgplrrxyyr,
 Little Rock, Ark, Nov. erh, 1862.

General Orders No. 31.
 l. Officers, in writing official communications will always state the numbr if any of their respective regiments the dte to which 1t belongs, and the of the colonel H. All official letters be endorsed the third fold of the paper stating place and ddte of writing name and rank of the writer and brief abstract of the contents III. Official papers forwarded to these Headquarters should be endorsed by all intermediate commanders each of whom will state tce and date of k endorsement IN Officers in dating letters from camp in village will stae in addition The of the camp the Post Uca other place generally known whereby the precise locality of the camp may be understood example, Camp Nelson, near Austin Arkansas By order of Maj Gen. HOLMES.
 s. s. ANDERSON, Nov 12 3t Asst Adj't General.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
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REcoaSrIoHM MgDJATT9s.A dispatch In yesterdays Ye DOTS states with some paTcuaIy. that England and France have decided upon the recognition of the Southern tcnede.acy joint offer of mediation and armistice for four or six hs to b proposed to 1r Seward K cepted and this done for the protection o citizenof those governments having residence in the South against the dangers of rvile n-uTcctou The stor. looks rather improbable Neither France England are looked upon u the United ~ates with much yor justify tho sup position that such approaches bring about aymi-c4 would De Ryerably received But there power whose friendly offices would be considered That power s Rueia We here in tho not supposed o know much about diplomacy and perhaps don't but there pression that the Emperor Of Russia hR already had with the Secretary Of state tbis very subject The ga-
 y of fhe proposition and the from winch 1t comes wocd make it the duty of ]Ir Seward consider 1t. f there bo anything n tho ruuor, which just rlsing to the surface E require all the cunning the stse Depa tment keep it freIn becoming known Editorial Ao RepUJljclr Oct %
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

r5~ baclolor editor who had pretty sister, recently wrote 10 another bachelor equally fcrtunste Please change.r
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
From ths Arknnsas sts,o aazotte.

"Nhin the last four weeks while little girl inst four yrs cid by bed of her father he slept fey eyenng-aer th death of her mother composed be following lines. A. the suggestion those think avoraby alike of the ia piey aud poerica talent they exhibit they pubsEed fir tEe perus of circle sym pathisiux friends
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

RS~ IRck Hamilton has been appointed Military Cover. nor o Texas, Wtose headquarters will be At Ga!vg.ton
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

-- Brig Gen. Loan of the abolition army in Missouri Is making rapidly He has made in Jefferson city elsewhere to the amount of fifty thousand dollars for the ostensble relief destitute families but real ly for himself.
 - Jackson, Longsreet Polk Hardee, Penberton, Kirby Smith and Holmes have been appointed Lieutenant Gener- els.
 The St. Louis correspondent of the Chicago Times writing from St. Louis on the 30th Oct. says.
 The number of federal troops in Missouri Ksnsas and mort western Arkansas is T5000. The number subject to duty in den Schofeids field of operations s 600o0 Tue Kansas army Solomon and Blunt numbering 15o00, is Tn Missouri and nasmGch they have been useless the far 1t hoped they will be sent to ATkan and do some service.
 - The abotonists figure up three divisions of their army, amounting to quarter of million of men, to be thrown Into Tennessee this winter.
 - The abotonsts have finished their fort at Helena Ark have chrsened it Fort Curtis and had publication it.
 - petition VAS circulated in Baltimore, urging lin oon to remove Gen. Wool That officer arrested the par who circulating tue petition It created quite rumpus and Lincoln ordered the release of the persons arrested
 destructve fire lately oc3arred at Augusta, Geo.
 The northern papers admit, that three thousand abo- that point.
 = The evening of the bloody battle of Cornth Gsn. Van Dorn back flag of truce bury the dead The following returned by Gen. Rosencrans com anding the federal forces Maury division composed of three Texas Mississippi, one Alabama and nine Arkansas regiments
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all whom it may con eern that letters of administration granted to the undersigned on the estate of Eeazer Cady deceased by the cr o the Probate Court Of Pulaski couBty in vacation thereof the 9th day of October 1882 Ali having claims against said are reaured to present them to me- properly authen within one year from the date of such letters and if presented within two ears from the date of said letters they will forever barred and precluded from any benefit said estate
 CHARLOTTE CADY.
 Adlnisratrv. etc. <. g. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted tho estate o F. CRdy decd will forward and settle hsr indebtedness they will ind their accounts in the hands of officer "A to the wise is sufficient"
 C. CADY Adninstratrix Nov F 3w off the Estate of E. Csdy. decd.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

NNT 00D WO0DiI wlsh purchaee l0U cords of Wood, for which the highest market price will be paid. A ply st the Theatre building Main srieet
 CHAS. N. ROBERTS, Capt. Nov i9 5w and Post Commissary.