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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

Among the many certificates Of the sxoelleneo an4
sris o. these Fisnos, Wo1ld ref0E 70 ths folea-
ng:-
Ia W. KHABE, Baltimore, Dear elF ~ haEe gTaal
plaasura In certifying that have tried you 6quaI9
Pianos, and lad them e1ual, II not SUPERIOR % M
u this oountry. Among their great qualities Wh3oa
distinguish them, IL the evennes8 Of tone, me agree.
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone WlanA1I
Toa All the SUCCESS you 30 highly deserve,
an, Sir, yours very truly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

Is the only article that
will make Leather per-
fectly WATER-FRooFr ana
st the Same time keep Il
soft and pliABle. II hRs
been put 70 the seyere5t
test BY msmters Of the
Fire / epaTtnent,aud ad-
mitted by all to be the
BEST IN USE,
"A more liberal dis
count to JObberB & Deal
ers than Ia made py any
othe manufacturer.
Manufactured By
7. LARTEB,
lO2 SuperiOr-St.s
septl1 CleVelnnd, y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09
DIsioyaI aIenana slaves Drafted.

-sr s BALTIMORE, December !, 1868.
The draft is nearly over in the city. The
way it ssndwiehed disloyai men between
their slaves has been highly amusing to
loyal people. The despised and enslsVed
race are elevated, and are called to defend
the country from the assaults Of their
masters, who are at last taught the lesson
that government extends its shield over
ali alike. The rich secessienists who are
drafted pay their three hundred dollars
with slaerity.- Their slaves 60 with equal
alscrity- to the defense Of the county,
CorrapondeRes Of the EVsHiHg Post.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09
APP0INfMENT.

= PPOINTM ENTS Fun tn Il
~ YEAR OF Is63.-DR. CLARK, German ke-
6--5ed botanical Physician and Surgeon, Wll con-
if srient. FOR an chrOnis diseases Of every cnEo
a. KKeTE ~ eH.RsE, st ths foIlOgtng times sno pa
idrTrtnu tha 1rt-senE year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

-TRIEBEMAR !, 2 and :, are protected By Roy
Al Letters Patsnt OF England, acd secured y tae
seals o. the Ecole de PhhTnaeie de eafm ana tAe
imperial College Of Medtcinei vienna . ..
% ono l. invaluable Tor HxhRdstiont 5paTInaIof
rhusa and al physical disEbilittee -
disees that have heretofore been q sGted py te hao-
seou- and reTpicious uEo Of c5psyia 40 anbs3s.
no Three has entirely sup9isnted theinju juf1ous use
NJ msrcIfry Euyreby ipsurtag 70 the su1oFor bpeeeu
SslieS jrpersinz al impuritea and rooting out Tn
TpTFsFsiAB, Eos. 4, = and are FTeFaFhllohs IA tht
town al Lrgsuges devoid Of to te and SMELL and eaE
b carried N the Eaisicost 20 ket sold IN TN oa;ss
nj divided irtO separate dosea, a. edtnt3tsEod %
VsTra1l LaiIernand Eoux, Bic5d &c Prtco % esehi
y casss for o. Gnio1 ssves sSi snd IN ta eessaI
shereby there Is q saving Of 90, Te o n had Whete
Kew York. 49,. n, ,,.o,,
Imr1edistsly on receiving remittance d. bsrroH
vii forYsFd the 1riessmar to any part o. the WOEids
sscuFely packed and addressed ncooFd1n9 70 tho u
ELruotfoas oi rns writer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09
RO0Es . sTATI0RERE.

DNSAO - GIN w. :. - ~
Cleveland, Ohio,
AND
Meadville, Pa.
INGHAM & BRAGG,
191 supsriOr-st,
Have fast reoeived their FALL STOCK, andars
prepared 70 supply, on most favorable tsTB'sJ
81 qtdHtitiss, all kiHds Of Miscetiane0usI
School, .JEvenite and Blank Books,
Writing, Letter and Pure Lf1-
En- Note Pdpe-s. Envelopes,
SLATE PsneilS, Port
foliOs, 6e.J DC.
MUSIC BOOKS.
Church Singer, Singing School,
Hsrp Of judah, Olive Branch,
Sabbath Harmony, Cottage Melodies,
Peoples Tune Book, The Union,
Lutte Of Zion, The Dispssn,
Oriental GIee Book, Hallelujsh,
Eelestio Tune Book, The Assph,
Songs for Local Worship.
SCHOOL NJ USIO.
Golden Wreath. Silver Lutte,
Curtiee's Little Singer, The Nightingale,
SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC.
Golden Chain, Golden Shower
Sweet Singer, The Chimes,
Linden Harp Sunday School Bell
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the American s. 5 Union, New York IrGst : soci
s'' 'sooiety, tiSs baptist Publication society,
Msthodist Book COncern, EPis-
o00'lH Hs2S,,' s2s,ls'E, Ek,ob4 baenr6
srt Carter,
All the Religious Publishing Societies
HYMN BOOKS of all Denomination
PRAYER BOOKS,
In Pain, Gntr Morocco and Velvet Binding.
DEPOSITORY OF THE
Cleveland Bible Society.
| MIsCEL NEOUs BOOKS,
In all Departments,
Agriculture,
Mechanics,
science.
Medicinal,
Theology,
Law,
And General Literature.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID 70
laUPPLYIN G LIBRARIES
special Attention Given to JObblng.
STATIONERY 4 BLANK BOOKS
OF the Very Best Qualities and Lowest Prices.
oARTEs de vIsITE-Of Gen. Gilmore an
Eve hundred otherB.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMs-2000 in siIt
different styles.
JUVENILE BOOKS-Wholesale ct Manu-
lecturers prices.
| JUVENILES IN sETTs-over 1000 ssti
and Games.
JUVENILES A sPECIALTTY-Fullest 81
sortment we ever offered.
JUVENILES IN LINEN Colored Picture
PAPER AND ENVELoPEs-At the LOv
est Market prices. ..
OFFICE INKs--ArnOlds, Cox's, Spencer
an, American, 80.
DRAWING PAPERs-of ell sI1es Al
Qualities.
INK sTANDs-elssS, Wood, Rubber, Pool
ct SO. .
OUTLINE -PsItOn'A Mitchell
Cornell's, Sc.
DICTTONARIEs-Worcestsr's and We
ster's, all sizes.
1I-Tne Trade are invited to examine our Stock,
sddress By mail al Cleveland, o., or MeadTille
uovIi-iu TNGHAa & BRAGG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

I AND OFFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
1 4 has constantly on hand large number q IN
I.oS.1 Fsrnls fOr sale for cash or on time. Also-a
TTsTistV OF City and Village Property and choice
FarmfuF Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and hissouIl
;of bs viii - shsnge Tor Farms, City or Personal
1870 Ofscs n AtWstsr Building, Nos and ),
ID door 12e-
DEAL ESTATE.-E. n. KEY No,
n, fformerly Of the hrm Of Littlea 3 keyeaij na1
o@s6ed Real Estate Onos IN Rouse's bloek, oornel
0i snperiorSt and Public square, and haaoonsgantly
IN hand several thousand acres Of 1rgt GuantI serla
ms Lands IN the States OF Iowa. Wtsconsin ana ~.
rori - eTcbeuFefor city country proserlIi Hfsi
= ~ Findr o. Dsr5oRal Brop-Tss PAT eAah pal pa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

ALSO-OH HAND.
ksI0AesSs, Small LsssraESeSGs, ShiAEI, 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

Z LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
A. Estate, Bsilroad and other stooks- ~ ~
sand large lot OF Farms 81 q ssrlnln5 Eanos N
tbis sfsfs lows Wisconsin and ilinola-
saS-Onioe over No. 50, south side OF Pub square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09
RFAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON 4 STOOKWELL.
- REAL ESTATE AGENgSs

DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENgSs
V''''' rs Insurance. once Of b. :. Brsyton.
aoUsEs AND Ions FeR SALE.
House and lot No. SIS Kinsman Street, Tot IOoISoi
h0qre has 81 he modern im5roysmsats q nos
Brick naus end OF. l7ONseO, sOuih.sa5 corner Of
pro uect and PeFrT-Sts. This is one Of tns NEST
dssiIs5I- ioca ions offered for sale IA this eit,.
BrfcE dwellings, hos. o4 sad ~ E9Sla stgses; g.
as-TSpf nS5 fdf 5gTner Parkmau and Brownslsts
/ occnpi.d also as shoe ahoP Lot zS1iO is7t'
R,,idiS9 '1sohiusry, So, for the mAnufsOsqre Of
| boxes Wasa-bOaris, &o corner Of MeAr Rlssf
and MAin--ts- a god paving business.
10 eet 90 Euclia-ss Terms cas-. =, roo
4 use aud 1t, q: .o9,i9 o i9' Ohi0-s'' si'"'
Loi on M'chig gan street s4Ei55 feet = oo Gown ana
| the bsisnSe ia one, tNo And three yeArs-
Tvo-St y Fame house on Lake stT0st. Opposite
iDton ark Lot ooxlss leeL TIC .s,ysa ~ g..
siTsbie house and lot in Hudson TO exchange for
city property.
FARMS SOB sALE,
30 acres in Brsek.viei IS soTes improved, balance
obo os timbsr land 81 pr sorss Terms .s sa-y =,
$50 scrs4 IA Parma, god FOuss aud barni eV 9te1
good timber, vel wstssSa and god bahdiss
s2s ss1 in urauzs good eme House. Is acres i'm
proved ; la alce timber . q
20 acre. " oi lahd "a 5iownl elm. Lorain countys Z
mi - p0rth VI VsrH il 10 . iver-
Asaw Mill BedfJr1, vita hAt an aereo lana' 'n
1ink e Cfsek- - -. ... -.,
IG3 Acres ia indepeudan@es . acres i- -2io'o1s O-
snce timber. Price ~ per acTe. - -.
10 &C es q wood land osialcs mprufe1l OI Al1Ll.
8 Road, z yod springs Of WatgrB & ulI, and q g0o'
Bitua len for grapss ,r,,--.-,;,
Choice ana wsn stlsolrd laLds IN Iowa WlsoonSil
/ aud Michigan, for sale Or * hhl 50 -,-
J. SDG resln eEUuIg ab Ut miles from OisEsIaHu
tiood hnusa aad barr alu hne srohA'd - ~
$50 ncros 70 niles non TCle ard stgnt miles IIvl
Wa s5on STA lou on AIR LlLe Eai.roani ~ M Ptsl
ria and balance Ginb bsr land. New House. DeEn
anG EOOd fruit SO ? acrei ttIm+ ee-y 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09
FIANO8.
Every PIanO VaFrantedFOr TiTs TesFL
aLp pIaaQ aan EELOOEOas TlKEnm nrElE1

and sasgE.Stilss OiS1OnAnE. given al AnysinsviiA-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09
XII.

HHaI Hers's a telegram from Grant,
The news, he says, is prime,
An clear along the track once more
Well yet be in on time"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

To asssrs VIZ. ksARs To-, Baltimcres-l ean.
not bot eOuzratulste you upon the Immense pI95fs-
nd improysments which you continually maze -
Tour Pianos, which In my opinion, rank amonf -
seFY best IN the cou2try- n SRkAAUsons
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

Prom the Detroit Advertiser and Tribune
THANKsGIVLNG RAILROAD BALLAD
FOR 1873.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

a. -Nn --FOR SALE. NOS. l6l AND ies WEST
SD.DbU- TArsy ihird 81 q, four uarcs. PhlIade.
$50 tftt4s Latest improvements ZIG West Fnrti,h
r A AN is East Thirty 18th street also Falm 10 West
81, s,ar county Apply a. I'D West Thirty bird street
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

A SMALL. BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE, l6 FEET
~ inches by 81 eet lot about 100 feet deep three story
Would be sold exchanged for little larger Difference
paid. Those replying will describe the property offered
Address Brown Stone House, box 100 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

. QUANTITY OF cAsr OFF cLoTuEsS o. ~ @ Fua.
- ,asarnla markets pay As FOL ows -fron $40 = $40
gor SIX co,'s sv " az S - 70
S9;, MI actnalv nc attended by Mr.. and Mrs ID.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

.,,1,. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTH
't ~ kc. Gail address note 10 500 Seventh
~ ~ fsseen rnlrtythri and Thirty fourth sireefs
atSnuu -rs,dip. al, ,euded by Mfs. = " sIaAUs
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN THE NINETEENTH
III wsrdBrown and brick front Houses. with all
msdern improvements from 5000 10 $4,000 and good
Building LOIS also four Gne Tenement Houses in avenue
Terms Money TO loan bond and mortgage Apply
TO T. FITZSlMMONS. 7O6 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

4 LARGE NUMBER oFHoUsEs FOR SALEM VA
n rnns parts OF this city Brooklyn. Apply G. v
De FOREST, s35 Broadway, corner OF Thirteenth street
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

NEA SHORE AND COUNTRY KESIDENCE CO9BINED,
- for saieAt Grcenpor, Suffolk county. Long Island ~
The terminus OF the railroad. Communication daily ~
steamboats, and cars The premises comprise about NJ
Bay an estuary Of the Peconic bounded side by
with hard pebbly shore row OF tall thrifty popars dot
The bank all around the The grounds are LAID out
shade shrubecy lawn: and orchards with all
kinds Of fruit under high cultivation. Improvements
are a house. laundry outhouses, sable and car
house. boat house and stone pier henneIy and build
ngs gardeners cottago &c &c. The mansion 10
best built structures In the country constructed
OF selected materials and by days work with all the
dern hot and cold water BATH &C. All kinds
Of shell sh found the shores an ahnndance of fish.
ting and shooting the neighborhood hnc bahin and
the country for sailing The place Is
ahy and entirely free from such
mosquitoes sand dies &C. Fine hard roads for driving
Railroad depot within quarter OF mile For further par
tcnars apply 70 J. H0xIE, Esg President OF Common
wealth Insurance Company. No. Wall street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

sxrANTED To PURCHASER THREE STORY BRICK
w Or briwn Dwelling situated bet Twelfth ma
Thirt fonrth aud ForTth and y ca.o
The must not bo than 20Ss0 and con.
tain all modern improvements price % S2C
Address stating t.luon owsI ee aud u particulars
x Il. n box 2f3 New YORK Post olce
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

ORANGE. N. J.-FoR SALE OR TO LKAsE. A
large. MODERN well built Mouse with Outhouses; two
four Ground. improved in the best manner arye
Shade, Fruit and Ornamental Trees three minutes walk
from depot Also three Houses to let, finishing
For particulars inquire OF II. B. BLACKWELL SO Maiu
Slreet. Orange.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

L'oR SALE onEAP-IN MONMOUTH COUNTY. N j.,
IN Farms-No. containing $50 acres. good
cultivation with good buildings and fencing ali ate
ORDER s0 peach Trees and 20 of cranberry
mari in bearing 2s OF wood land contain.
ing ~ IN good state of cultivation with good buildings
and fencing With plenty Of good fruit and 10 eran.
rood water VERY healthy ocaop - thirds OF he purchase
money remain toe IropeTy Persons wishing farms
will do wp CALL tc " going into other
spply 10 JOHN n. WELSH, Ti Greenwich a., New York
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE.NEAR ENGLEwooD,
ed near the ourshlng village tof Bnaswood New Jersey
about twelve miles from Jersey city the line Of the
Northern Railroad Of New Jersey Apply to g. A. MEIGS
50 Exchange place, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

w ~ ne Long tsand Pine and Oak, hrre feel four
w ats thousand cords ~ each three long
fege "a ~ york. Address G. ard r. box l,2n1 New
YORK Post oace which will receive immediate attention
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

E,oR SALE OR TO LEAsE-FoR THREE YEARS
IL the Farm of the late James H. ORourke. ~ Trvington
Newark j. containing sixty eight divided into
GOOD ,ppy Of Fruit large dwelling Of s,yteen rooms and
all the necessary onbuildinss Location high. mile
from Sea Hall College, churches schools Ac Apply
DOMINlCk EGGERT, corner Of Pearl and John streets:
also 10 JOHN SIMPSON, IS Chatham street. where all
partic uars may be obtained.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

At THE NEW STORE. iii THIRD AVENUE LADIES
ana rentewcu are receive the highest
price Tor each article on Wearing Apparel Furniture
carpas xr for New Oriears market Try and satisfy
yonssf Please 10 cali On or address g. MfsH
IN Third Fourteenth street Ladies attended
bv ArxM Mgh.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

rsrRxtsIiED FRONT ROOM TO LET. WITH ALL THE
II improvements A rrot essor u music could nafr
liberal arrangement Location unsurpassed Apply II So
4,,vvesant street. continuation OF NJ NTH street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

rvol SALE CHEAP--A HANDSOME BROWN STONE
II House On West rhiryfourtb street ~ eomplec order
vita private staircase, &C viii b. sold Furnished
Dr uafurnsasa price slI 0ol also yalnahe
uer properly on trhh ayrn se, brown sone ffou; vii ~
over tan per ccut on TIE pfra asked
wM W HEgBERD, "a William street. room Ii
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Y,op SALE cuEAP-0N EASY TERMS, THE CORNER
Lot and House adjoining sitpa "a % he corner of
south second and Second streets brooklyn e. D., lale
WsmsbHru Apply on the premises No. 20 South ~. .ond
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

OoUNTRY AND CITY-FOR SALE ON BERGEN
~ H N j., 80 ainutss from ferry by horse cars every
minutes double House three stories and basement
with all modern improvements, viz: gas. bath range heat
9 bells ac and strictly first class Grounds handsomely
laid 00t with evergreens choice fruit. Location
Terrs easy. ..sagess apply 70 B. WALEY 50 Pearl
Street New York
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NEAR CENTRAL PARK
III Lots Fourth ana lO2d and 1880
streets lying nearly together Apply 10 G. A. MKIGS. 30
| Exchange place, N. y.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

4 FINE FARM FOR SALE-~lN NEW JERSEY, NEAR
N depot; one from New York. handsome buildings,
all Ia com plce order Prize 5l3OO0 wan exchange FOR
good house. Address box 1896 Post o1ice.
A HIGHLY CULTIVATED FARM OF rs ACRES, 81
n miles Long isand good soil and good buildings:
and In complete price, crops 81 5O0
Also large number OF improved Farms for sale cheap
f. A. BUNCE,
gity Hall pac. corr O Chambers
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

1890 ~ rrbase lsrge quantity or cast on Wearing
APPAREL Furnpre, CARPETS a. a. osr e on 2,
% @ arh arsse ladies attended 70 by Mrs Ro enu al
peass remember and try JOY b'eety' opfose oesohes
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

INOR SALE OR TO LET-TwO OF THE FOUR TWO
II story and basement brick Cottages the of
DeKalb avenue aud Graham street East Brooklyn They
fas Price s. 600 s24O The beKai6
the door. Apply to JOHN LAMBERT, 81 Hicks
Brook9vn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
Can't. ]. W. Uunncrfard.

Company c, 9th regiment Virginia Cavalry,
fell mortaIly wounded in an engagement with
the enemy, near Aide, LOudoun county, on
the 10Th of June, whilst calamity leading his
squadron in charge.
The high estimation in which he was held
by all who knew him, and the deep regret
felt for his death by his many friends, is SO
forcibly expressed in private note from one of
our most cstimable citizens, that shall quote
his remarks; "a more chivalrous soldier,
generous spirit and high-minded and noble
gentleman, has not offered up his life in the
sacred cause of independence during this war.
have known him from early boyhood, and
can testify to his amiable and maguanimous
character. His loss is gricvous to ALTO his
country, his friends, and his family. Great
rs is the calamity, and deep the atiliction and
consolation left to them. lie bequcathcd
them character without stain upon his
honor; he died. rs am sure he would have
preferred to die, on the battlefield, in defence
Of his country ind her rights, and has his
name added to hecatomb of heroes, whose
fame will live in the grateful remembrance of
their country, and be transmitted to po-
tcrity, and recorded on the imperishablc page
Of history. For myself, I really feel a por-
sonal attliction; loved his manly virtues
and deplore his death.
"Whcn this desolation of family hcarths is
to cease, it is impossible TO say. Mourning
fills our land, and each conflict with our re-
lentlcss enemy adds to the depth of its shade
a triumph awaits our anxious expectations, |
am sure :; but its joy must be mingled with
the sad recollection Of the immense price at
which it was purchased"
We have the cheering consolation 10 believe
that our loss is his eternal gain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

s-i il psleasal ,.nss, !, nay hasa lseh
nsfnrn! f,r Congress I5 {rovide that ihe ''pa'
tronay of the army shoai' 10 shared by Us
many of their constituents as possible that
men holding office should not be condemned
without legal trial and evidence, and that each
of their States should have its fair Distribution
Of paw and Office. But here it is not
question of patronage" In times OF peace
when the country is in no peril, and matters
cannot we'll be spoiled or put very lar wrong
it may do well enough to let all the block
heads have their turn. .Blockhcads make r.
| enough sheriffs and squires; and we r..
| seen them acquit themselves admire tbsm oro
gress. Besides, the people who ,s,,ar 80 ,h"ss
good enough judges oftheiErGG ore ~ Jraw the
empl0ymeh's, anu AN0 of imbccility. But
i'ne vi 'H'e :: var time they are not
;'s az army ny e, inefRcieucy is fatal. An
'u'eo': sch case as ours-even the army
,emocratic peoples, and ought 70 be,
y, lure despotism. If we had in the country
q body of young men trained as officers, then
there ought to have been no elections IN the
army at all AS it is, though the elective sys-
tenn must be still preserved, yet the efficiency
of the army demands that the restrictions be
upon that, not upon the power appointment:
demands that the elections be subjected to re-
vision and control by the War Department,
enlightened by the commanding Generals, and
that the power Of appointment be as large as
the service itself, neither limited by States
nor controlled by Scnates.
Here, then, is one Of those points on which
in our opinion, the powers Of the Commander
in-Ch;cr should be materially enlarged
There is, perhaps. no particular "crisis" at
present: there is no alarm at all. Yet the
Confcdcracy is actually at war; and that way
rather serious. one. 1t is calling out
another batch Of its citizens to make soldiers
Of thcm-certainlt not before they are needed.
\ despcratc. defensive war is becoming more
and more the business and life of this nation.
With view, therefore, that the army be
brought as near as possible to perfect ma
chine for its glorious work, we have taken the
liberty to announce these views.
We declare that we do not desire an over
throw Of the Constitution. We only want to
drive out the enemy all those other matters
can be arranged afterwards. We are the
" organ of nothing in the world but Of the
cause of Confederate independence; and as
the Confedcratcs have elected a military
President, and given him fine army, express
ly to achieve this noble end; and rs we
rather believe they have very general con-
tidence both in his ability and integrity, we
think they had better trust him with the
whole of his business. We all know that he
has no future outside Of our cause; and that
he carries his life in his hand as trulyas any
soldier in the ranks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
n copy. y. ". HVNIV.N'
july lS.lswiis.Au Clerk Council
/\NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD--For

~ each OF the follow " u arnc rumnwuys:
l. MARIA; Of bareback complexion, abb the usual
height for frrle. with the forehead, Also
tie right left jaw; upper lip covering the two
front teeth slow 70 reply wh:n cr.t ,pCkcn TO- Maria
ay the 18Th March last. r. obaby rh- Is 10 Tho
NJ :ghN0r h0ad OF Peter burg, Va
=. ARCIFR; OF dark copper color. i've feet Ten or
eleven crs high Of bony ta!n vshIe prominent
features 'ma kszeau: With o0i Of -i"gui shape
the second toe being mnca longer Tran the drs speaks
Qaickly when ppoke3 10.
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conpIexiou smooth featured ro1nd All head, E3o.k
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DIED.

DIED, at Wcstwood, in Spotsylvania county,
Of scarlet fever, on Thursday evening, the 9th
instant, in the 18th year of his age, MONTE,
second sou of f. S. and Montgomery Slaugh-
ter, Of Fredericksburg.
On the 18th instant, at the residence Of the
father RICHARD STRIBLING, infant son of L..
II. Foster.