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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

TIE STATE ELEcTIOS.-We have received q few sd
donA returns from the counties Of the vote for Gov
SSnor which viii publish morrow, WITH any on
Fstarns thAsnay to hand Thomas NJ Scott is the
RAms Of the Delegate elect for Northampton county
In Brunswick county, R E Meade was elected to the
House Of Delegates BY l2l majority The figures foot
up (Ermy vote included for Meade S54; for Mallory
ass. In the Senatorial District the vote resulted as
follows.
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This statement includes the military vote at DreWrys
Buff Model Farm, and the Of the Brunswick COM
pAniss, except the Old Guard
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q IN REWARD.-Runaway from the "For-

Gkl REWARD.-kunaway from the "For-
cDOO ihcGtiops" stuh tf Rehmord the Is Of last
MTeh my negro boy HN sai' boy Il Of copper eoo- about
ave f ten Inches hgh bT nln6tsen or twenty yeas
I'D fat small his upp'r lip, BELIEVED to b" on the
right side he mlty his other clothing not eeo
eeted He also sampsr lghy when he speaks said boy
bought Richmond ION Of February 1868 He
was Hasovsr county Va and may Rave made his way
beck 10 that coun he have hired h~ self to one IN
General Hoods Division free boy, they encamped
close together at the time he made his escape. will give the
above reward for appr henon and confinement In jail that
get him again Ny address Abingdon, IVES ington eoqn'y
vi guis. JN0. A. 0AMPBALL.
Que
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NOTICE.-The first instalment of salt due
IN citizens nrco County for 1863 has been received
and will be distributed forthwith at the County
P5rsons before applying, must procure certificate from
Justice OF he Peace Of said county
Each person charge o! family Is entitled pounds FOR
each member OF the family at ten cents per pound
Garry The right change In order 10 avoid confusion and dey
Al entitled tJ pounds salt will be required buy
bag 81 cash price ELIJAH BAKER,
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COuEfERgHTS FRON NEw QUARrER.-We learn that
srms ecunteffes Of Confederate notes. of the de-
n0minfton Of ave, ten twenty, and fifty dollars recent
y Put IN circulation be, have through the energy Of
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF HTNsICo. !
RICHMOND, May IS, 1883 I
IExTRAcT

SPECIAL ORDERS,
No., l4s.
Ill obedience Instructions fro the Secretary OF War
persons In this Department who have foe upon which
they claim exemption from military service will report per-
at the once Of the Provost Marshal In tbs city, before the
fifteenth Us h day Of June next that her papers may
amlned aud their names aud description recorded
By command Of Brig Gen. JOHE H. WNDEs Commanding De-
pArtment. j. W. PEGRAM,
my29-dl5june A. A. General.
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NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS.
-11' - JULIUS HoRsON. Q. 9. B.

p ANAWAY.-Ran away from Mr.. Benz
III Lloyd Charlotte Court use, the 18Th May,
gro (TEPHEN between 20 and IS years OF age OF d
ginger cake color, feet % hes high Aod tt
weighing about 80 pounds will pays reward Of forty dollars
for his delivery TO Mr. LLOYD twenty dollars for lis sprrehea
sion thaI he can be had. VIM G.. FRIEND,
leo 6ts GiArd'n fer Joel A. ssepperson.
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

TIE SITUATION OF AFFAIRS BELOW TIE TOWN
REPORTS AND ONJECTUREs-ARTILLERY
PRACTICE, sc.
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LETTERS PATENT
RKvoKNG ExEoUAToR GEORGE MooEE; HER BRTASSIc MA
JEsrY's COEsUL RICHMOND.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,

JEFFERSON DAVIS
President Of the Confederate States Of Americs,
To al tch01a 10 may concern:
Where's, GEORGE MOORE, Esquire Her Britannia MajesyS
Consul for the Of Richmond Safe Of Nrg MA duty re-
cgnzed such by the Exequ Issued by Govern
NETT which at the Of thu u the duly aut orz
agent for that purpose Of the sts Of ,rgina did recently
TO Consul for other Than city Of
Rchmond and tate other than the Vi gn
theTeupOn the 20 day 1863 requested
t- secretary OF submit the Depar
Consur Commission well any ohe authority
received TO act In behalf OF the Government Of tannc
esy before fusther correspondence could be
Her rGe Consul at the port Of Richmond whereas
said GEOICE NOOaE has lat y without accedng said
enered nso correspondence BerM ssys Consul With
rary Of War Of these Confederate thereby
the legitimate authority OF this Government
These therefore IN declare that do longer recognize
the said GLoRGE MORE Her iannic Majesty n any
part OF these Confederate States permit him
enjoy any the uocons, privileges to the
Of G. eat Britain And do wholly revoke any
sTnen heretofore given to the said GEORGE MOosE Gov
~ H. formerly horiEed 10 grant such exequatur
ur 10 be absolutely vgnia and d. declare the sail exqua
In tsStimopy whereof ID void from tbs day forward
a. ,Auted these letters he
hereuuto affixed 'e o'a'es OF AMERICA 70 DC
- Given under ny hand this Ar, a., =, -. ~,
- three I'D and sixty
Nshedl JEFFERSON DA,
By the President
[slgnedl J. p BENJAMIN.
Aft See ~ Gsota
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DEA'H OF THE CRY AVDrOR-The Council held a
special meeting yesterday afternoon and passed resou
ions Of respect to the memory Of Auditor SrattOn, DE-
ceased His funeral will take place to-day at IL Oeoel
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@R00 REWARD.-RanawaY from the sub-

pOOO In Lyncbburg, IL months ago. my man JIM sAUN-
DERS He Is about 20 Old six feet In heigh rather
dark slender built and inclined 70 be
He here in December iA and supposed TO be In the
army about Richmond.
VIA give $500 arrested out Of State $500 within the
e1te, t0OH taken up the county corporation, and
either Delivered placed jail % that can g him.
nh94-dH HETH HAL&EY
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rRE RLaHr 49, BRANDY sIA7YO.


The Central train las. evening brought down SOP
prisoners, captured in the fight Brandy Station
Calpsper county, Va, on Tuesday. Among the num-
b-r are one Colonel, one Major and several Captains
sad LieuleDanss Twenty prisoners from the Valley
came BY the same tain.
The dead bodies o, Lieutenant Colonel hampton, Of
HAmPsOn's Cavalry Brigade and Colonel So. Williams
Of North Carolina slain in the fight, also brought
down. The remains Of Colonel Hampton escorted
20 the Capitol BY the Public Guard and lay there in
state during the night he was, We are informed, a
nepbsw Of General Wade Hampton, of South Carolina
6clOoel Williams remains we're taken ia charge by his
friends.
From passengers by the train, We learn that at an
early hour Tuesday morning the enemy crossed t.
RappahAnnOck in large force cavalry, infantry and
tley and surprised Of camps surrounding and
capturing some Of men. These were subsequently
rSeaptursd, and the fight became general Yari.
stories in circulation about the details of the
battle. bat are deemed sufficiently reliable to
justly publication. General W. H. F. Lee was brought
10 the city last evening, wounded The official despatch
published in another column received at the War De-
pATDent Tuesday night tells the result Of the battle.
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FRE9EEIcKspuRa. Same 1O. ]

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE Wmol
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NOMMISSIONRR,S SALE OF LAND IN

~ EANoVER coUNTY.--pursuant decree Of Circuit
Court Hanover entered the 9Th day Of 0ct 1860 In the
Patao Others Maxd-d Co., shall sell THURS
DAY. the Qh day Of june 1863 II fair not The first fair
thereafter, pablo auction tn town Of Ashland in front oh,
oce the real In th bill mentioned containing
the OF which James Fortune died
lying In the Of Hanover adj Dining
L. H. Cauthorn the estate Of Ooi O. p 6oOda
about four miles rom the and P r. aud l6 miles
Richmond About 50 Of said land Is cleared and has
snail dwelling house. The residue wood land The greater
portion Of which Is original growth and olersbly well bered
The said land may sdyantag sousy div ded in tracts
TERMS one-thlrd OF the purchase
cash and the esidae credit Of and years the
credit bear interest from day OF
rua This purchaser executing his bonds with approved
~ title retained until conveyance is ordered BY Court
WIN. X. WYNN.
CHAsTAIN WHITE fSonb'
p s-I win also offer for time and place tract
OF O4 all wood land, about four miles from Ash and
uy26-swtds W. R. WINN.
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Supt q. s Coast Survey
Rear Admiral Davis, Q. s n, Chief Of Bureau of
Navigation
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MELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS. :
vaerogpacs VII be Tsly reoTs 7lOrs on the List cav
ogJuEF.
TgaMs:
$500 per day. go 90 week Children under yxsiys y
OF age aud servants q % per day, 5000 per Eset.
Visitors Will A1d ache. and hkcss Chlspskurg Sspot l.
convey thee four uirs 10 DE Sprirra.
ur92-1n ~ THE PRoPeIEr0Rs
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EXTRACT.
ADJurAsT AND INSPECTOR GVN's OFFICE,
RIcHnoSD, ID It 4th, 1868

AchnONDi ID le 4Ini IeO0
SPECIAL ORDERS
No. 1873.
XIV Captain r. w. ss Assistant Adjutant General WI 81
u ne les Inspec snd Agent or supsiys' N
ad portaon ca r. road OF the Confedef cy atel
dscharv d by o. W. NJ. N.ol -, wi pr ed 10 tXsci
sanv ,he bis dtces0r, eportlg threug
the Adju,aatGeneralt, this Dep trtneIt
JOHN WRITER'S
ielt-lE Asst. Adj't GeLl,
ES Ny Bel'q psrman, ntly etahlished at klcI
mond' Room No. Il u h'o'' H''il' BLOCK NV SIMS,
iIi-'w Capt a A. Al 81
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IJOS IIG On,
aplT-tds. THO. J. bAssIE. Commissioners.

GALE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY
~ RAILRoADTe undersigned committee appointed By the
stockholders VIII sell at public auction Ia the CIarksve
THURSDAY, the 25th day Of Ju1e 1868, the ROANOKE
HALLEY RAILROAD together with all the property every
sort and description belong the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company The sale 10 be mad In accordance with the provisions
Of the act o. tie Legislature OF Virginia, passed the 18th day
February, 1868, authorizing the sale Of said road
All having claims against the said company are earnes
y requested present them 10 the before the
day Of SALE in order that Arrangements may for the
payment Of the ssne.
WIN A. SMITH, I
O. W. PURCELL,
O. II. X. TAYLOR, Committee.
THOs. GO0DE,
ap2s--StRUtds Y. A. WILLIAMS.
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ApPT AND INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE, 1
RIoaHoSD, Jane5th, 1861
GENERAL ORDERS,
NJ IA

Officers Of army drecie' In all ocia reports whet
Of ssges campaigns battles conne their ttlemeltI TO
connected III the mater In which they rep
No exraneous subject whether q speculation CT ciat,
narrative has proper place the orcsl re- ort Of IN tay
eratlops.
AZ much condolences as Is consistent with pespcuy and
OF statement will be obs rived In such communications
(slsne1 g. COOPER.
Jt9-lW Adj't ami I1sp'r Gem
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ADJT AND INsP'R GENERALS oyFIoE,
p.nn.ln.-n lima XII go
GENERAL ORDERS,

No. Y.
agraph Ill General Orders No. Current Series and sAa
himself provided with csable hOise be viii be allow
detailed, forty cents day for The ue and risk Of
hose.
By order,
(slgneD S. COOPER.
je9-1g Adi't snd Insp'r Ger ERA
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AIIga ION SALES.

WE WILL SILL ttnp DAY IS likely Negr, e.
w jas HILI, DICKINSON 4 CO.. ize-s
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Gnrernor seymonr aud YnlIandiEham.

Governor Seymour and ValIandiEham.
The supporters of the 11th of June State
Ticket are pointing to the prompt response
made to the Presidents call for troops by
Governors Seymour of New York and
Parker of New Jersey, as a vindicatiOn Of
their party from the charge of disloyalty,
and sndeavoring to create the impression
that Vallandigham would follow their ex-
ample in like emergency. 1t will not
do. Those Governors have done and are
doing nObly, and offering a triumphant
iefutation Of the peace doctrines Of Wood,
and Wall of those respective States. But
lhey give no warrant for Vallandigham.
That gentleman pledgad his werd be-
fore the war began that he would not vote
for man or dollar, with which to carry
on the war; and after he had passed
through his two Sessions of Congress, de.
elared to his constituents that he had kept
that pledge and had not voted for any
armv or navy bill, nor any army or navy
appropriation. What could be expected
from such man2 If he did emulate the
example of the above named officials, he
would falsify his word and his promises.
The times are too urgent to take such q
man and trust to his showing patriotism
in time of need that he has never even
nrofessed to feel.
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The Backbone Fully Aroused.

MANSFIELD, ONO, June 70, 'bS.
EDITOR LEADER Yesterday was a great
day in this city fully ten thousand per-
sons were present. The railrsOds came in
crowded; the delegations from different
towns came in a perfect jam. The pro-
cessiOn was formed at ten o'clock, headed
bv the Ashland Band, under the leadership
of Professor White. Next following was
q pyramid of little girls-thirty in num-
ber-representiug the different States,
crowned with the Goddess of Liberty. At
the procession halted, the pyramid pro-
ceeded to the Wiler House, where the young
misses were introduced TO Governor Tod
willie the Governor was passing around
kissing the little girls, he was shOwered
with boquets. This pyramid was under
lie control of the Young Ladies Aid sOci-
~. There appeared to be quite q disap-
ointment of this society, that the Cover
lsrnor did not kiss them
Speaking commenced at two O'Clock
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ten Of acts Of Congress by the solicitor Of
the War Department has led him to the
conclusion that the Government can pay
to colored troops only ten (l0) dollars per
month, and no bounty. A months ad-
vance pay will be authorized. For any
additional pay or bounty, colored troops
must trust to State contributions and the
Justice of Congress at the next session.
Upon this basis, the organizations have
been made elsewhere.
E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War"
The friends of the policy of raising
colOred regiments have already made an
appeal to the people Of Ohio for voluntary
contributions, for the support of the fami-
lies of colored men whs may volunteer.
This decision of the War Department rem
ders it necessary to raise an additional
sum if the colOred soldiers shsuld have the
same pay as the white. Upon this
point, it is hoped there will be no differ
ence Of opinion. The cOlOred soldier
fills the place of a white man-his risks
are as great, if not greater. He is cred
tied to the State upon the quota thus re-
ducing the draft upon white men. He
has himself to be a good soldier. Put him
then upon an equality, SO far as dollars and
cents are concerned.
Circular letters with forms Of subscrip
ton have been sent to the several county
military committees, thus afOrding gen
eral opportunity for all to contribute Il
the fund. The high character Of Messrs
Donnison, Dorooy, Wright and Burr (th
committee to disburse the fund, } for integ
rity and capacity, is q sure guaranty tina
not one dollar will be missappToPriated
Remittances should be made directly t
DR.. G. Volney Dorsey, State Treasurer
A full statement Of the amounts received
from whom received, and how disburse
shall be published to the world. 1t Gu
hardly be necessary to make any furthe
appeal to the patriotic people Of Ohit
To enable me to speak with confdenc'
to those inclined to volunteer, prompt az
ton is indispensably necessary.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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Governor Tod was introduced, and spoke
two hours-in his usual srgumentlve style.
General Delano held the crowd one hour
and half at stand number two. Colonel
Lee, Of the 55th OHIO, followed Governor
Tod in his usual happy style. Major Le-
inert closed the speaking for the after
noon.
In the evening, Colonel Lee addressed o
large crowd at Slurges' Hall; followed by
Hon. Mr.. Kellogg of Norwalk. During the
evening, fireworks, singing, etc, were the
order. Take it all in all it was a decided
success, the largest gathering ever met in
this place. The city was city Of flags
Respectfully, Yours, B.
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MORNING LEADER,
H0NnIY lI0RNING. JUNR 2e. Ise9.
EYER Man 70 the Reseue.


Never let it be said of Ohio, as it is now
being said Of Eastern Pennsylvania, that
her people are Indifferent to danger, to
disgrace and invasion. We publish this
morning call from Governor Tod, con-
tanning dispatch from General Burnside,
saying that the enemy is at our doors. A
force must be promptly raised to repel the
threatened invasion. This is no idle call /;
no false cry of uwOlf." Ohio IS in a6so-
Iute danger and her citizens must rally to
the defense or our own State will be DESC
lated by the foe. We have the assurance
Of an able and judicious military com
mander, joined to that of the Governor Of
the State, that the people of Ohio must nov
fght the rebels at the doors of our own
State. The Governor recommends that all
places Of business be closed at three o'clock
each afternoon, that ell may assist in the
work Of raising troops for this emergency
His request should be needed by all men
who value the reputation and the safety Of
their own State. Let US bear in mind the
example set by our neighbOrs Of the Smoky
City. The smoke Of the mills and found
ries no longer harp over Pittsburg, and
the drays hardly rumble on her busy
streets for all the people are herOicallJ
snd prudently handling "the shovel and
the hoe upon the fortihCations. Cleve
land should have five hundred men ready
to march, if need be, tomorrow morning
while thousands should be organized an'
drilling to meet any further call. Shall
be dOne2 It is no time to daily or cavi
about the term ,fservioe being one month
three months, six months, or three years
Men are wanted to keep the rebels bael
from the Northern bank of the Ohio river
Shall they be furnished
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PiratienI Operations on the New England
Coast.


Pirn'ienI oper"riGqPs q1.sP. OF the New England
The telegraph brings US reports ofsome
the most daring operations of the war, in
the exploits of rebel priYateers upon the
New England coast, principally at Port
land, Maine. For several days it seems
that privateers- the Tacony being the
principal one-have been lowering upon
the track of trading and fishing vessels. A
number Of vessels had been burned or
bonded. The merchants and underwri-
ters of Boston on Thursday last offered a
reward of $4,000 to the captOrs of the pi-
rate, best known as the Florida, Number2
The naval agent at the same place charter
ed two steamers, the same day, heavily
armed them, and sent them in psrsuit of
the pirate. From various sources it ap-
pears that Lieutenant Reed, of the Confed-
crate Navy, who was in command of the Ia
cony, learned Of the efforts being made to
capture her, and burned the Tacony on
the same day that the above steamers were
sent in pursuit, transferring himself and
crew to thesehooner Archer, Of Southport,
which he had captured a few days before.
This was, however, only temporary ar
rangement, his design being no less than
to run intoPOrtland harbor, capture and cut
cut the revenue cutter Caleb Cushing and
transfer her into a privateer. This bold
undertaking was accomplished about two
O'Clock Saturday morning, surprising the
officer in command, and putting him and
his crew in irons. The Forest City and
the Chesapeake Immediately started in
pursuit. The crew of the Cushing refused
to inform their captOrs where the amuni
ton was stored, aud the rebels concluded
to abandon the Gales Cushing and take t
the Archer. They accordingly did so, set
ting the cutter on fire. She blew up at twC
o'clock on Saturday. The Archer wal
subsequently captured by the Forest City
and the rebels taken to Fort Preble. He
two officers held regular commissions from
the Confederate authorities to hover aloni
the coast and do as much destruction a
they could. Their career has been Gu
short after one months service.
! This whole affair is one of great interes
and Importance. The rebels were exceed
ingly bold, and it is feat Of great vslu
to thus early thwart their schemes by cap
| turing the pirates. Great credit is due t
the promptness Of the officers Of the FOreE
City and Chesapeake, inasmuch as thei
armsments were insignificant compare,
to that Of the cutter.
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sgE8lAL HnTIR1s.

Editor Leader-DEtR Sra: Vita your Per-
mission wish TO say to the readers Of you paper that
will send by retura mail to all who wish Il, tfrts)
,impIe Vegetable Balm that viii eGeetually removes
in ten days, Pimbles. Blotehes, Tan TreekloI, and
all Impurities Of the skin, leaving the same sOiss
-lear smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to these having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them to start a full growth Of Luxuriant
Hair. Whiske or Mou5achs, in less than 30 days.
All applications answered BY return mail without
ebarae Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
iune2e-i52 ssl Broadway, n. Z.
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!. ANDREWS. Pltf' 5. ATTY, ATTY. sO' ianss7:i56
LAsTERls sALE.-PuRgUANT

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
lyl to the command Of second PfiUies order
OF sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuye-
hOga county, Ohio, at the suit Of Theodore Q,
Severance and Caroline NJ. Severance against
Norman G. Baldwin and others, 70 me directed
shall expose for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland,
on the 10th day Of July, 1868, ct o'clock p NJ,
the following described premises Situate in the
toWnshB or Brooklyn, beng number seven in
the thirteenth range of townships in the Con
necticut Western Reserve in the State Of OHIO,
and which is also in the county Of Cuyahogaf and
is known by being in that part Of the city OF
Cleveland which vas formerly the city ol ONO,
and described as follows, tO-Wit; Island Block
No. 20, according to a map and survey made by
Ahaz Merchant, and recorded in the Cuyahoga
county records said block being the same here
tofore decided to said Norman G. Baldwin by s
Thompson, be the same more or less, out sub
iect to ali legal highways. Appraised at 81 400.
June Q. 1868. L. W. FORD Master Com r
BAckUs NoBLE, PI'tifi's Atty's. iune9 ~
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Had QUARTERS PRoyosT MARsaA5. q =. !

HEAD OuARTERs PEoYosT MARsHAL'
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT " OHtOs
CLEVELAND, May 81, 1853. }
Tho Board of Enrolment Tor tha kighteehth Con
cent men under the above orders OF he Provost MAI
shal General. A. - a..
Applic ,tions received at this once, thIl nqIf,
S5i,are FRED'k. A. n ASH
"4'NA'" -H Oaptain an Provost Marshal,
;,a9.tfR-s III 5htsen'h nivtrict ~ Ohio.
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Payand AlIu'vnnee Of ColOrsd Troops.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, :
COLUMBUS, June 9th, 1868. }

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, June 9th, 1868.
FoR THE PREss.-To correct misappre-
tension in the public mind as to the pay
and allowance to bemade to colored troops,
I ask you to publish the following tsle-
graphic correspondence with the Secretary
Of War, viz: roro .7razr.o
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, June 26th, 1858.
HHoN. E. M. STANTON SECRETARY OF
War, WASHINGTON, D. C.:-The colored
regiment is progressing handsomely. The
men are expecting the usual pay and
bounty allowed white soldiers. Will they
get it.? DAVID TOP, Governor"
GOO VS. [ASswEHl.
WASHINGTON, June 2Gth, 1868.
"G0vEKEQ8 ToD:--A careful exsuina-