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ARTISAH, MAQHIEI5T AMI PATIENT MODEl
N A K . B,
Ne. IA Supe nor street, (LeadeF Building
O. aEVELAND, OHIO.
BERHAHD DEMMEAG, having rented thS
61tablishI0ant Of a. kOnigBoW, Is now prepared &C
contract for manufGo turing Sewing Machines, Snc
al kinds Of light BsUhineTy. Particular attention
and k5iitiss for getting I'd 81 Modals OF Patsntss
EPA AIH @.
II your SKATES need liking, call on D5mHl6nE,
u your s2'fIEa hACHIhEiS Is ont Of order, h
viii put Il IN order.
he repairs al kinds Of SURGICAL Instrumentl.
Al kinds o. EstAl and AuE1csl Instruments rs-
RaIrod.
Ifyou should get up new Patsnt, DemmenE 10
the mRn % get up your Models, either In Wood
BrssB, or Iron, in the neatost manner.
Al kinda Of Belt Hanging done in prompt 5tFis.
kinda Of light Machinery put in order in ths
sE8t expeditions manner
Enginesring Instrumsnts reported.
BmalLSteam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Bail Boad Oonduceof'H Pdnoho1 manufactured IN
tho bsst manner,
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
H1g-in lac ysTyt hing In the sLEpe 81 TSpGiTInt
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~ -Entrancs q FboF-lA Superior street, IB one
pair Of stetrs RukhARPD EHABE9
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MASTERS 8 IA L E.-PURSU-
lNl ANT to the command Of q deerstal order Of
sac hom the court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
County, at the suit of Ths Cleveland and Mahonine
RHilroad Company against lsaao L.. Hewitt
and others, to me directed, shall expose for sale 81
public auction, at the door Of the Court HOUSE. II
the City Of cleveland, the Thrift day OF Jan
uRry 1852 at three O'Clock p M, the following de-
Bcribed parcels Of land situate in the City Of OeFe
land, county Of Ouyaboga, and State Of Ohio, and
known By being part Of Hewitt subdivision Of the
called Merwin property in said City Of Cleveland
70 witt
Parcel 10. l. Lot No. fifteen Of said subdivision.
Appraised at S2386.
PGrcel No. Lot No. sixteen Of said 5ubdtTi1s
ion. Appraised ct Sls3S.
Parcel No. Lot No. seventeen Of said subdtVi8
ion Appraised at Sl9a3,
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of said subdtVi8
ion. Appraised at 8l933.
Parcel No. s. Tho westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nOrtharly, south
ery and westerly BY ths lot lines and easteTly By
the centre nRs Of brick wall nearly parallel with
Merwin street and about f0rty-saYen fest dis TAM
southeasterly tRerefrom. Appraised at 1886.
Parcel No. s. The eagterly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded northerly caster
ly and sOUtherly By the lot lines, and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nsarly parallel witt
Merwin street and about forty-seYen feet distant
s6utheasterlY thsrsfrom. Appraised ct 1888.
HEHRY G. ABBEY,
Master Oomm'E
RAEEEY, BACEUs NOBLE. Attorneys
Ig6I.972
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BOARDING HOUS E.-TRE
n EBuBE, no "A Public Gquara, and By the
af5no ChuFch,-ons OF the plsasantcst locations in
fhe clfY-hag been tlorouRhiY repairsd. aad e nov
-s1sn for BoardefH. families Wishing 10 furnish
shslr own rpoml can be accommpastsd with Large
a1d c0nTenient rooms and bed-TooaE; and Single
IrlrInf1 and Day Roard6ra viii md Food aooomuic-
fftioaf o. rsElon8bls term, Roisrencc5 FfFsn ant
reddiTtt, lfEEStl 3. ". DUABITT.
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&. MARSHAL'S sALE-BY

~ . virtue Of two Writs Of vendifion's expOaas,
Issued from the Orcuis Court Of the United States,
within and for the Northern DIS rict Of Ohio, one
thereof ct tbs suit Of Henry q. Bowen ct a., in
cause no. - and tha other at the salt Of Hugh
AuchlnclOss, jun. and John Auchineloss, IN cause
No. as, in said Court, aod both against Robert y
pennis shall oer for sale At pl0llc euction &C the
south door OF the Post Ofce in the City Of OleYe.
land, between the hours Of ten O'Clock IN the fore
noon, and four o'clock in the sfternooD, Friday
the slst day Of JaLuAFys 1857 the following proper
", to wit:
Situa,s in the CITY Of Cleveland, and in that pa
thereO which was formerly known as the City Oi
Ohio, to wit: the northeast part o. sublot No. l9
icing 45 fett lrong on what was formerly called
Turn pike Street. but which Is now known e. Pear
StTesT, the same bsing 50 feet deep.
Also, the following described parcels Of land stu
at5 a1 above, and being part o. uh5 Bu1alo OOul-
pany'B purchase, 30 called, to wit:
n NJ Gao % a aenf f-h n..h- n
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InHN aWEENY IR HERNRY

TOHN SWEENY IS HEREBY
u nOlihed that on the slh day Of January, 1853,
msriah sWseny filed petition 10 the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Cuys hoga county, Ohio, for divorce
ground for suoh divorce that said John sweeney f.
now imprisoned in the Psnitentiary Tor the crime
Cf burglary, Sf which be was convicted at the Fsb
rusry term, 1861, Of the Court cf Common Pleas Of
said county aud that said cause VIII be beard ct the
next term Of said Court. L PEEhTIsS,
jan9.s76 Attorney.
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SALE-PURsUANrro No

M ASIEh : SALH-PURSUANT TO
INl ths command Of pluries dscrsial order q
safe from tks Court Of Common Pil as Of CuTahora
county Uh1os at the suit Of samuel O. BROOKS ard
AdEin W. Brooks, against Horailo n Gats1. Dslis
n. Gates, Augusta N. MittlsharEEr. Tdmunfa g. 3
Mttteberger, William MittlebsFger, Commercfa
Mutual lnsnranee Co, Thomas N howe, J1Ii a
King and William bhfuu, executors OF Cha5 AverV
dfeesged, and others, to directed, ghall eposs
Tor pubic sale, as public auction at the door OF the
Oonzt House, in the City o. Cleveland on the d a
Of anuary 1862, 1t two o'clock p H., Of SAID day,
the following described pieces or parcels Of iand Is
Wit: situate IN the township Of Brooklyn, BEING
number seven in the thirteenth range Of toeushfus
in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN the state f
Ohio, and which Is also IN the county Of Ouynhoqs,
aud Is known hy parcel OF land on west side oi Cue
ahog- River now in City Of Cleveland and Is boun-
cry 0y ia q heretofore Conveyed o judah Colt y
John NJ MOOlseT; west bF kiVer street, 90 called,
aud southerly By land formerly owned bV Alfred
Williams and being ninetY-nue feet vide On Cave.
hOf liver, and extending at right angles with hfT-
street and said EiFsr Riser strast about one,
hundred an9 forty iser beng the sane land eonysy
cd 20 said Ldmunu q. p. Mittleoerger, b. the Ohio
Life Insurance and trust Company, b deed rscOrd-
ed in Ouyahoga county becordg, vol AZ, RACES 43
45 And also, another parcel OF land on gaid EiTar
next 51utherly Of above, and bounde1 norlbarly bF
said Parcel OF land above descrlse easteriV b uV
ahOgs River: westerly b. said kiFsr sire Z and
soutneFly By line parallel with the northerly line
from said River to sad RiFer stIeeF, bene part a
the red WI liams lot, called IGaking ia sl one
hundred and ta eufy feet front on said River and
the Elevator Building, machinery and fixtures on
said premises, Be the or less but subject
to al legal highways Appraised q 500.
Adams Canfold, nastsr Conn.,.
Pltims Aft1ra Tlee an Fssf an
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D. W. GAGE
Adams 3 Canhold, Master COmmtr.
Piths AtPYs. Dec 20 ls6I.s7I
GHERIFF SALEM OBEDT-

GHERIFF SALEM OREDI-
~ ence to the command Of an order Of sale Of prop-
cry attached, atter mai Judgment issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogs County and
State Of Ohio, and TO me directed, IN the case OF
Marvin Kent, plaintiff against Incmas Danhim de-
tendant, shall expose % sale st public auLton at
the door Of the Court House Of said county, on the
twentieth dag Of January, A. D., Is52, tafrean fhs
Hours Of EwO ard four o'clock p A. Of said DAY, the
following described lands and tenem snfs, to Vit:-
Known BY being part Of two acne lot No. one hun
dred and nftyto l52 tn Cleveland land 3 boun-
dsd az tooWsi beginning a. point in the s1utherlE
line Of BOliTer st. eighty rg0 feet and 9 inches fro
the intersecti0n Of the Wts line Of said lot No 30
with the south thery line Of BOlEar street. thence run
niug easterly along tne 5outherlT line cf Bolivar
street, tweuty-.0ar ct 81 inches 70 point thence
so1theriy along line parallel with the east line Of
said lot No. 49, one hpldred and eighty feet 10 an
alley eighteen feet wide thence westerly along the
north eide Of said alley, twenty four iaet 81 inches
to point; thence nOrtherly along 3 ine parallel
with the west lino Of said lot No. l52 one hundred
and eighty feet 10 The place Of berinnin boinE the
east slf Of part Of said lot l52 dee0ed b. John 81
ls53"
Appraised at thirty three hundred and ssFsnty-
nTe dOllara. JAMES A. ORAp, Shai N. O.
By HEgaT n. JOHNSON, Deputy.
PAINE WADE flainiid's Att'ys.
Sherin's Omoe, Dec. % lS6l-37l.
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JOSEPH s. GRAHFIs.
l's sALE-PURBU-

MI AOIhh y DAH E-F u hb u
w ANT 70 the command Of q decrstal order o7
sale nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of UuFahora
county, Ohio, at the suit Of Christine Hers aqans
frederick Arnold and Catherine Arnold tl n 1rsc-
ted, shall expose TO slle at public auction af fla
door Of the Court house, in the City of CleFslsnd
in said county on the 221 day Of Januarv 1852 a4
O'Clock p. NJ, the igi0Ei1g deserted 1r1lfgag 10
wit situate in the City Of Cleveland la iks state
q ONO, and which is also in the County Of Cuya-
John "a. WOosey's subdivision Of oriqfnsi CifV iof7
No l4 and l35 inclusive OF the original aIotmenfs
Of village OF Cleveland as by the maps Of said sub-
appesrs ana Is bounded Is follows; northwaaary n
front BY Parkman street; northeass erly bT lot d q
81 sou hessterly IN rear By Parkman lane, sif
southWesterly By lot No g being . Get IN width
front and rear, and 100 feet deep togsthHf Wifh q
dwelling house erected on said lot, bs the sane
more or less, but subject to all legal hiEhuay8-
Appraised ct Ss00. GEO. 81. WYMAN,
Master COmmislioner.
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MASTER'S SALR-PuHsuAHlTo

M ASTER'S SALE-PUHsUAHFTO
w the command Of pluries dscretal order Of
sals IRON the court OF Common Plsas Of Cuyaho7H
county Ohio, at ths sait Of Eelson Prince anoths
erss agaiast Levi Thomas and cthersi 70 ne direct
ed shall Lpose % sale At pu1o aucti0n, At tns
door Of the Ocurt House, in the City Of CisVqa IN
said county on the 21 day Of Januzry, ls52 ct two
O'Clock p NJ, the following described premises, to
Ohio and bounded, beginning IN the PlHnlr Roud,
and south s954 west chains 2z4 links frem the
to4o chains and 70 links to said Lewis w 81 nes
thence south chains and 81 hnl-a; thence n al5fa
west eha, ms and 70 iinkaf thence north 399 east
q links thence north 5054o west chains 20 the
Plank hoadi thence north 395l9 east chaiu7 and 50
links to the place Of beginning. ooutalning fhrsa
ana one half scaes Of land. Appraised 1t E575.
GEO. u. WEHAN
b. x. BeaFlst Master Commh
krhB Atty. dsclI.s7I
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Med SIS
;S5
Oss HsH1aFOd DoliaT5 Rremli1iifi
SEMINAL WEAKEESS,
o. BFzEuAROlnHolA,
q LII EET, So, AID IHP0T BHUT
GURHD,

= y e - ~
Aftsr eli othsE Treatment FaIlsIi
DR.. A. GIBSON,
o doa r g si .Ss rSo aSf Sa e % siT s & ne q eur:
the above named dl1ea1oI. He VIII pay the same
H tS9 uSissd G M sS sss ssss sss Sss S 5SsI v
After many years Of laborious BtuIy and szpsrs.
sncss Or. GIBSON q hsPpy IN being able % az
1ounoe e the untorsunateI that he haa Verlectsa
''''- sPEEDT is RsD ii iPEEIRMAHHEF OURH
81 the shove and Othar
PRIVATE DISEASES
with AL bsd siects arising thersfrom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PBOsTRATIOH.
Hs has succeeded IN curing cases IN this city, soma
Of whom had exp0nted hundreds Of dolIlr1 With
seliStYled PhT1icans Who grofea to treat AZ pfEass
mAlAdiss with success, and without reosiEing ths
DR.. dIBsOH does not boast that he Is . msmbsF o.
some College IN London or Paris, e8 perhaps some
others DO for the purpose Of snsnaring the innocent
SiiIsd. Bnt what DT. GIBSON miSht boast Of &
this, that be . able 20 give s1tirs satisfaction 70
those Who rsp0ss oonfdsnoo IN bis ability and inteI-
fity, and that be has Tsrfsotsd an Amsriosn ETTts
Of treatment which chall a1Y liliau Of Lon.
don or fRrz or gpY patent Medicine 70 eqqal Tor the
radical cure Of I5mnal weakness and al dtlesseI or
arrangements, both montal and physical ariIinG
| hon sexual or 9ecrst abuse.
Or. GIBSON alao claims for his new treatment ths
and hrIt, ths ssns5 uaed II no respect disagree
asrcury, nor any ofhSr dsIstsri0uS drug: ssoondJg
restrictions 10 diat OF business is reqardi Third,
Ee stands prepared 70 60 into any public p1iFss
hospital IA the United States and dsmOngtrss5 the
Immense superiority OF hiI nsW trsatmens over any
other nov known . the world IN poinr Of promps
1e9i Isrransnoyi zidnssIs 5EloIy aud oonVeaienes
l % the PATIENT.
Dc. eIBsOE q permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has daring ths past two YEAS rorlormed many
cure1 Of diseases which had for ysGrB resisted al
other oea q trestnent. EsisEenoe can 3 given 70
Individuals o the Fst Tsgpe0tsbilitg in CieYsaHdi
/ Boston, H5H York und ether ottiss n regard %
skill and iltsfFify n all professional tTBnrlcto1a.
Dyspep1iaI khusuletisns Sorofuls and all chronic
| dilesae5 treated With superior Buesez7s
/ - Medicine EenE tc Any part Of the country o.
I FccsiVt u ten dcllszE.
Dr. G5Hsoa's New EoFk On FhgsioloU soz sale
| ek kfs ef4sa.
DR. GIBSON,
FroteSS5r Of Elsctr0gGfky and EeSisiss,
~ Once No, III o Ontario 5tfsst, uP BtaiTa, fsW
i doors rom the Public SQUARE.
once h0uTs nom 70 12 and Efom 20 5 e'oloe1
/ Hssly, tAundAyH e1csutad-N Guz9
! CANBORD'S HAIR DRESSING
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NORTHUMBERLAND no AN
IN order made By the Judge Of the Probate C0urs,
fgF ihB County OF yuyahOga, in the matter Of The
aignusnt q William Eisze, shall 0iisr lor Uis e
public auciiOas et the door Of the CouTt H1u1s -
sud cauntY on the llth day of Ianuery, l961. n
o'clock r. ID the following d48orlh6d Aota1 ldlS-
monis aud Accounts, % wit, being the asas q laa
as8ignment:
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aAEaieinEg.
nR. b OYRIAX. HoMDoPATHIc

IL PHFmoIAH. Ohos-Oorner Of Superior and
Seneca streets, in Horthrup Bpangler's BlOck-lai
door. Residence, No. 06 Seneca street,
- DR.. b. OyriaN has permanently located In
Cleveland and oorB his Professional Ser vices 70 the
friends Of Homeopathy. he hopes that the exDe.
renoo Of an eighteen years practice in the United
stato8 Will enable him 70 gain the oonhdenoe Of the
novb.9Ta
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INOTICE.-COMMON PLEAS
IN Court, Odyshoga County, Ohio.
MARY ANN MoGILLVRAY,
by gAaE & BRuCE, heF Att'ys
- Nhl. l.LL AZ. If ~. - -

A DMINISTRA TORS NOTIOR.
~ EOIice is hereby siyen hat the undars z "a
haVe been appointed and Qusl ned a. Admini5sra-
tors Of the estata Of EdmuEd Clarkt deceass5.
Ann Al. DLakK,
iar6s1 HENRV r. 0GaEK
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MASTERS SALE-PURSU.

bT W u. FHEI9r8Oli U5puIIs
Ol sYaland. dec 90. ls6l:312
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PERsoEAL.-At the last stated meeting
Of the Massachusetts Historical Society,
Hon. Robert G. Winthrop, in a beautiful
address, eloquent with tributes, offered the
name Of Winfield SCOTT as an honorary
member Of the Society, and the veteran
General was unanimously elected, the
members rising, as mark Of respect
when the vote was taken.
Oommodoro wilkes was elected 70 . sim
lar position in the New York Historical
Society at its last meeting.
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Society at its last Meeting.
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DB, GIBSOE

FreteS55r Of Elsctr0pGtky and ks5isi;ss,
~ Once No, III Ontario 5tfsst, uP BtaiIa, fsW
doors from the Public Square.
Once hour nom 70 i2 and RON 3 20 5 s'olOss
Rasly, tAuudAyH s1osDtad-N Euza
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-31

We copy the following paragraph frsm the
Richmond EsFHirer Of the 22d instant:
Reports fem the Potomac. en- yesterday,
place portion Of our army in Maryland, SBPo-
site ShepherdstowD. We have no particulars OF
any such movements, bus think it probable that
such IS the case. From present Indications the
winter csmpaign in this quarter will be soaduet-
ed as tho campaign Of Manassas during ths
winter of 1862, should events not be ists,-
rupted by any decisive battle. The ssssoR will
soon begin when the condition Of Ike roads will
render military operations extremely difisulb,
and especially among the hills aad mountains Of
the lower Valley.
"A battle may be fought soon, and both armies
are aware of the necessity Of It's speedy ces-
summation. The game of strategy asy possi-
bly, lead both into compulsory Quistas for the
winter before the blow can be struck.
We arc indebted 10 a friend for the fslls1-
ing extract from lsster from Captain B. II
Smith, j., Of the 81 RichmsAd hoWitEsrs, 10
csived by his father, and dated at CharlesloHn,
Virginia, 18th instant:
So Day before yesterday We engaged the
enemy at this plsce and were il the hottest place
thst 1 have ever been yet; and what was gorse,
had to do all the fighting, having ouly eaTalry
support, and they remained under cover Of the
woods
The rumors Of an engagement in the streets
of WarTsnton, on Saturday last, have oaly this
foundation: On that day party Of the enemy
advanced near Warrenton by the road from the
New Baltimore. Our troops at WBrTsAton opened
upon them with d cannon. At the frsi dis
charge the enemy fed with precipitation. Ne
body hurs'
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THE DEMONS MIsDEEDs AT Nashville, re-
Gently. Dr. Bass, the son Of the president Of the
Union Bank, was shot in the door Of his resi-
dsnca, at night, by the agents Of Andrew Johu-
son. This monster of infemy and crime has
6Iled the penitentary with the fAiTest and best
and most accomplished women Of Nashville
A body of his plundering thieves recently visit
cd the residence of General Harding. Af.sr
plundering the house they destroyed everything
upon the place.
How long shall these ou;Tages be borne
When shall they be avenged = KaorriHs Reg
lister.
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GEN john H. MORGAN HANGS THE PRo-
vOsT GUARD OF LEXIKGTON. We have it Hpon
what we deem very reliable authority, that
after our army fell back from PsrryVills, Gen.
John H. Morgan dashed into Lexington and
hung, in the street, the provost marshal Of that
city. 1t seems that this dirty tool Of Lincoln
had notified the mother of General Morgan that
she must leave Kentucky, and, in the event Of
her falling to do so, would resort to some severe
measures to make her 90. The noble son, learn
ing this resolved to have his life st al hsz rds
This he did, as reported to US by truthful Ken
lucky gentlemen, il q gallant style.-KAO1UlIs
Regisfer
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THE YASKs AT APALACHICoLA-Ths van
dals have been cutting up some of their pranks
At APalachicols, and appear to be gstting boldor
than they have heretofore been. By dispatch
from Apalachicola via Chattahooehss, ne learn
that, on Wednesday morning the 18Th instant,
three boats came up from the bloekaders with
The intention of cutting out the sloop George L.
BTockenborough and cargo As they passed the
wharf at the lower end Of the town, a " onan,
named Reynolds hsllowed out to them to look
out that horse company was up town, and in
teUded attacking them. They Immediately
hauled off TO the marsh on the other side of the
river, and laid there while they dispatched one
o. the boats back to the bloeksder
at four o'clock, q large launch, with howit-
zsT, Joined the other boats and crossed over to
tie distilery wharf and took possession Of the
siooD, which had been already scuttled As
they rounded they were fred upon and they re-
turned the frs and az they passed the lower end
OF town they were again fred upon, which they
rstuTDe3 with their snail arms, and with eaunis-
ter aud she'll from tie hOWitzr. No one was
hurt on either side, except a small boy, who was
yhet Ia the arm Quincy ( Fla } Dispatch
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-31

- The Abdicstion of Queen Victoria Is
again seriously talked Of abroad. The Patris
says that the discussion Of the measurs with her
German relatives is ths cause Of the Queens
visit to Germany. The act Of abdieauon-of
course IN favor Of she Prince Of Wsles-Wiil il
IS said, take place next spring Immediately alter
he marriage OF tse Prince with the Pliacass
Alexandra Of Denmark.
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OCTOBER 81, 1862.
the way to liberty does not run BY the road Of

the way to liberty does not run by the road of
slavery.
/ am, with the greatest respect, the Presidents
most Obedisnt servant ALBERT PIKE.
LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR RE-
PUDIATIEG HINDMAE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
WAR DEPARTMENT RICHMOND,
September 5, 1862.
SIR: I have received the two resolutions
adopted by the House of Representatives on the
lst instant, aud referred to this Department. for
report by your exeellsncy.
In reply have the honor to report
2. The departments has no official information
of the conduct imputed to General HindmAa
but having seen orders pUrporting to come from
him declaring martial law and adopting opBres-
sive police Tegulstions in ArkGnsa5, GsReral
Holmes has been instructed TO inqair into il,
and, if he found such to be the case, to rescind
the declaration Of martial law and tho rsgula-
tons adopted to carry it into eff5cE General
Holmes is also instructed as to the modo Of ex-
scouting the conscript law.
General Hindman wss not sent to Arkansas
by the department, and has never been COM
manding general of the trans Mississippi de-
Very respectfully,
Your Obsdient servant
Csc. w. RAED0LPH, Secry Of War.
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u At q recent conference meeting in Penn
syivania, the members were asked, how many
brethren can you accommodate at your houss1
One lady arose sayiog, can sleep two, bat I
can eat as many as you viii send along"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-31
VOLUME XIII, NO. 25I.

I gaon Of the 4'h Kentucky regiment, and f. A.
! kettle, Lieutenant Of 18th Louisiana.
NEW YORK, October PA sDecisl to tire
Tribune states thai it IS asceriaued that the cur
rent complaints 20 the effect that the Army rf
! the Potomac takes necessary supplies, and IS
unable 70 advance against the enemy for the rea-
son tbs, they have been withheld. are utssr
/ without foundation.
I When this matter was brought 70 the attenticu
of the Secretary Of War be instituted al invest
ga;i0n which disclosed the fact that every reQui-
siiion from lbe army under Mcclellan had been
Immediately answered, and that every article
called for had been promptly delivered, shof4
not excepted. This we are enabled to state q
tnctly snd positively.
WAsHEGTOS, October 25 The f0-lowin-h
order has been issued By the War Departments
1 Enlistmeats into the regulars under Gent,
raj Order 10. l54 may be made either in ths
field OF in the several States, but no more than
ten volunteers viii be enlisted from any 0n1
county.
II. The $25 advance Of the s 700 bounty au-
thorizsd by section Of the act Of Congress, ap-
proved July 22d. 1861, and section 5 Of the act
passed July % 9.h, 1861, and the two dollas5 pre-
MUM approved June 2lsg, 1862, viii only b.
paid volunteers enlisting in the regular army
Undsr this erder who have not al.esdy received
It. When Ia recruiting cficsr is not furnished
with funds, these smOuRts, or either Of them,
will Be credited 70 the soldier on the E-st mustet
roll after bis enlistment, and paid by the pav-
master who paVs him