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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27

FOR SALE.
House and Lot Phelps-St, convenient to the Roll
ing Jill and Car shops on the Lake shore. House
Il Acres situated about miles from the City about
90 rods from Euciid=3t-- on the Crawford iOad -
a go d Fam House and Barn we'll stocked with
Fruit. Price IS 0oO-terms TO suit purchasers.
House and Lot No. q BGnk-St.
Stone Store in the village Of Berea Best IOeaion in
the village, has been used for Dry Goods store
Price 500 II not sold soon, will be offered Tor
Leasehoid Of s-stoTy Brick Block on Seneca St. Is
well rented and Pays 1910 on the Investment. 20
Brick House and Lot on south side No 7e Prospect
St Has Water and Gas, and small Office attach
ed, convenient for a Physician
900 Acres, we'll selected in iowa viii exchange for
Good improved Farming Lands in shiawasse county,
Michigan; or viii exchange for City Properly.
FOR RENT.
Store in Brick Building on Saneca-St Has been oc-
cupied a Grocery and Flour and Feed Store
where good business has been established Price
Coal or Wood Dock, on west side Of Kiver-St., from
IsI OF May.
,-- wAETED.
A Farm Of from co to 100 acres within 20 miles of
Cleveland, for which cash will be paid.
House and Lot in some pleasant part Of the City,
worth fl ON g 900 TO $4,000. Cash will be paid.
5000 on good B'ick House and Lots on University
Heights, for or years.
sllOeO on House and Lot on Bank-st., worth l25oO
sloS ON Two COED Frame ne Ho9seS G and a o on Hill
st. Worth $500. apr2O
ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-THE
IL undersigned have this day entered into
PARTNERsHIP
for the purpose of dealing in
REAL ESTATE ON COMMISSION, !
Renting Houses, &c, under the nams and style of
Brayton & stockwell.
OFFIOE-NO. 6Atwater Building, Cup stairs.l
Il. =. BaA1rox. Lsprl8:4l7l Al sTOcKwEIL.
d EAL ESTATE AGENCY,-THF /
OuDdersigned have opened an Office at No. 10 /
Paelio Square, near the Court Heuse, in Cleveland,
Purchase and Sale of Real Estate
in this City and elsewhere on commission under the
] LInss. rfebIsI -lAN . ,. Gg9US 51Dsoz. |
WESTERN LAND.-H. q. LIT |
w TILE, OF the late arm Of Little Ksyes haa /
on had large quantity of fine Farming |
Or city country Real Estate or Personal Property
Once with HouFeSJ ennings, Marble Block, Sups- /
rior-5t. = maylS:R2
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN |
4 HEAL ESTATE.-Keep great variety Of FarmG /
A3y PEG2SEty Or sSis or Rent AIso. choice
Iowa and Missouri moe No. s, Atwater Building |
llseelAn9, 0nlo. - IeDo:k3
DEAL ESTATE.-E. N, KEYES.
jbshsd Real Oilcs IN Rousss BlocE, Gomez
\ guperios and Public Square, and hggc0nstantly
ng Lands in the States Of Iowa. Wisconsin and dis
ouri @ exchange for city rcountry property; e1o
or all kinds OF personal Drapsrty PArt.cash paidl
= = : - !, - . - = = : = ;se5ss 20
D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27
DR.. aIRsoN.

PRogEssOR OF EEECfROPATHT AND MEDI0uu,
Omoe-ll9 Seneca-St,, foW doors from Superior up
stairs.
once hoursfrom to l2and frOm to O'Clock daily
3 nndava aNcsntad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27
As a Family Machine

As a Family Machine
they far excel all others Scms Of the qualities thA;
1eoommend the Wheeler 4 Wilson Machines, are:
lGe-Resuty and ExcsIlencs Of Stitch, alike upon
both sides Of THE fabric sewn.
9d-Strength, Eirnneas and Durability OF seams
that viii NOT KIP nor RAYEL, and made with
economy Of tnrea
3rd-lts Attachments and wide Range Of Applioa-
cation 70 purposes and materials.
Ath-SimPlicity and Thoroughnss Of construction
5th-Spsed, Ease of Operation and Management,
and Quistneas o. Movement.
Those that want Practical and Desirable Machine
should b. all means examine Wheeler Wilson's Be
fore purchasing
OFFIOL.......9O5su 5 superiOr-st. OIeveIAnd,O.
JNO. z. STRONG, Agent.
- Send for tdrrTilarH AMI get uartiruIars auris
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27
REAL EsTArE.
& STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

Dfics No. AtWatsr Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of II. 7. Brayton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27
.MORNINGLEADER
MONDAY 1IORNING, APRIL -, 1863

Letters Of nIarsus and RePrisHi---Lefteri isHilet49 I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27

The following letter from Mr.. Sumner
dissusses with earnestness the prOPriety
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27
The Pay of Generals in the Army.

CHA RLES SUMNER.
" John Austin Stevens, Jr, Esq, &c, &C, &C."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23

SIM Sreis8au 1T Der 8dreermeiRer 56tnper,
posT Der S@inocr SirscrmciRer. Wan cr,dbIt
namIt@,: GIN SlrsermsiItsr aus cinem Statt,
den oes SrciS8aucs cling aufs 9nnr, unO ais
Der &borirart fragile: Bcbin pss gBess? err
Mteertt er 5tuau5. bic Snuern .i&inren. Oils
nun etnige Gage oarauf Elm Bauer ben 3bpr.
mart fra9te, no Der S6inoer wcDnc, piee bisIcr
ibn ju Dem 6nuie oes S~iir9ermeifers. Gebtsrsr
nobm htcS libel uno p~erflo9te Den 8burmart,
"u'in rcr Serfta9tc 500 fb gut aus Ger Sale
unS Gas Nteport bIts6.
(S&IuG fuI9t.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23
prOd0matton bes @uunernenrs ncn Wirn.nt.n

per Srnnt rrn Stretnicr bat Stn 4Gttn Gcaotr--
Sttriet lur vacant e~rtlort, t~eicbsuo aus ben Counties
Rlt6tc, Nooerto9c, S0rrjIun, y caiantS uno 9BppN. ipmir
prn 2Vlltn SenatprsSifrict btiiebcrS aus ben Counties
Srcptt, SanCoG une Sbip, uRo ga iN bitI, 2. hirie in
cen oGlCe1 cc5 6ttnece bcfin1tu uno Die Yrl bcr Upnyrn,
lion penrte Sretltdni teittmmt. bog ludIiiiciric Stimma
Aseer lNt@tr Ottrttte, Die ltp m Dtenltt bCr CONFEDERATION
pCer otslFe Stoateo bcttnhcn, ant &00e elmer S0upt. 800
Speldl' E0ht tur bic Sto0t5 WCif0cbura nm Grltrr,
%:oBe 0ctr YlSttn thrtS Starbqu rtiCr5 tire Sttmmcn
~oOil9ePcn, ale Der an Cinrm icldcn 0l0kc Gpmr,onN irfrSr
esltinlitrl mag, uno ,rpar pb otrlclbc IT'D in b;rIrp, Ef,,ts
otllnevt rpcr nttNt; uno bCfcitebcljmmt frrntr. baE p1ry
ger lptper &2tnttCe roer UtmeiRbtn, Die me0cn err frirN,
liUtl Jnr1itcS TIRE SCindtt ~ptrlaicl pntru. nm ,nrIr,s
otrcNtl9t lluo, tGr Wtttglicber Der Staatss tyclrR,rh,no
tHopFthp Ger Naacr Dee &rtC9ts III Ipl l1cn GrupitcS roeT
0stnnGlitc ell III pGhIcn, BET icbcr 6ouot so T SyedalmobI
lHr NtIt9lleotr rer SEaaiS Wticboctuna. bic in irI,rn
SvhniiES rotr @cnetnoen l%tattftnoC, ibrr Stimmcn in irtguS
Stntm eUartpoue ciu,r ScuntD Ober @emsincc ala, BEN
IplHeH' m Der ne lt6 am 8aBe Sr 2SabI acrorc bcnvnrr
mo9ln: &%eebnIb tn, Spbn Gethcr, Gyouycrur,,r NrS
Siaate0 Slr9tnter, Strait Der mir burn S0s G,s,fr ans
Pencen gc!palt, hermit rrOflanirt, pag. Inn F,i,,ic ~
S2nith au7iufIlcn, cine SBabI AM 4tcn 6snrCrfoo IN,
gtpnat Wat, melder Der este icute WonatS IN. nottfinnrr
loHy unc 'lpor IN Ocm0Fhctt Der NCitin,muudcn bcS tgrl,,ra
"I'vp ~ "M d. Sticntccr 1861 poiltrtcl Srbipdn: Sty Errs
1th1'vI; NlN3W!e ron mIlttNrtlhcn GoICrn Une Soften. u
SUWM'llNNtTe uno AnetrC IN Den ruibicotutr Counties
"!tV VVAit''oen oco Std0icS werccneen C5i0cu glcnlu,nu,n.
S.A N'NtGmlRth ul0 Ole Sttmnten Ger ouolffcfrtc Etinrr.
9s0er III btla9tft Serotcrs Oiitrict,n cntoejct N r,bnrr
" @c9Ibtl inter ntctucr Sano uuS uuirr h,rt
Rs. Ste9Si oo Siaatee III Sibmono, am Is. Toac
ots Nton1t5 April 1868 unp i'm S7ifrI GoEaar,
~ ecier Commemorative. "''
a,r So, n, SObn Qst&er.
Grc. %. @uufcrS.
SllOtSz SrcrftSr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23
SOGess 0ogfeaa1

Dsr uuterictdnrtc crIautt ids lsine oItru
0rtlnGe ME pas 9clammte Qutlitum ,ur @ir.
Der. &rtfuung ieinrr
0arten % trt6f6nft
irelhoI'Ht etnju!aeen, rte ,nr Setter bes
pftn8R > 6cfcs
nnor9tn uno uternOrgsn fattFnocn pirt.
&r'riitun9cu isoer Nrt, II. q. pos i,kt onor.
mem oorqF'o9rne Naaerbter aus Der MUrrie 'ldSsn
S%raufrft, iUerccn bel Ciricr @eIeaen6eit in better
Auait:dt poTrdtbi8 iein, uno miro lt Der Inter,
5'i@n'it e'miiben, BEN felt SaDreu seneiItnrn
9ut'n Nuf osf %cIFs. @arttn5 aud in pielcm
SanTe 5n erb"ltcn unh lu pcymcbrcn.
I'm rGdt aa9lrrj&cn @cluh bittet
i. 7 y uinae 8.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23

Gin gelce, Die ~auHc9uns rpn stru.rn ftr ocn nr,-r5oIt
Cer Mr0'trung 6etredtnS, poiitvt AM %. Warj 6a.
SttttoM 80; DaS @ece, mrburb Die gr oc5,n
Nv, Ppn eontceer1te state &rcNfarp Nottu aS 2itluuG
m?fotn III, ralltrt ON 22ltrn @6ri 1862, ii mb II stsr
NH Grtnoitt qro IN %fOI9cntcr gBetc btltiuhn:
,'unseflnei DE 9ontcoerot StotcS Nictrn ccat g7.ribc
estou9St 9csCt am uno nab DEM ftcn &priI 1863, mn gpr
Eet an Ge SoNu'9 ron St;Ucrn unt uu6erCn 6f,Utl:hcr
situate -Nt9oScn drstnc5men."
Stct' VI. Der Auottcr Of 9ubli; Iccpunt5 fpl bofu4
Setge rasen. olB roritcbeucc Section ;uyr mtrloicn in
.uni S~eitungth Ger Sidot RiGmc ) uni iu St, 9tttuuscn
St Stacic Spndbur9 unb NctCrs5ura, uno in etu EuUrS
S'tr ASOhcn p%ubljrirt pcrbe. '
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23

- "N--NlN NNlS pom NTlrfEfru
pr @1ol9ctun5 ror Gtrc'rjcn bat Gin secs - a.,
WpourN cr "ln Hph Ertlt c]tr9lustrt unc be y,, 80
trlht . ecotn irtrccn IC.. uuo cG IS Yun brp. or,t,., az
tf,Nt ihrru. <lrCbnJ ctlicc S.Ql,tS M. Sos ris 81.
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mt'."'. .Ndu gs'uot N,1t. Gag ierEo cin yV,r,.i :,
SNytNHWu' WAe %'Htta'tr ~sctbGI1c iCL. am ~, -
mttmr' 9tlt'Nh . fJr@tu13ut 'lr bic 0ffn-,,a. = 49,.
pCu ptNiu0toc"i 1btr, "a u9'ut ErO"NtcrrMtirr, l-;,,-f ~.
o,.WtyNJ t"C H't!t No't'cr IrIt'torlsu CiiriQ. s,r Sr,
olroaU'Wal nrrotN ocS II jHcte utsvt1r, NJ, Z.
ltno, 70 lou!c as wrjlr Sugta rn,5 icf,r Nl.'.[It
o2eti Nlrtl,t ltin. lrJtc strife, n.nf ~ ;i,s,, .tpo
gcbrt nlhi unNm0Gr1ljN rc,trcuoia lire; N'E,,5 =, NSM
S'IN'p"I'Ct Cte %ncUs - cti GlH tWr lracub ,,,s. iG ,rm
N"pNV 70" sNCRenlt'tt!l M W,FidvH rro y,rt ,T ~"
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m'nt'! gen gan w, Ni1Gt gan; IUC alr II y,bi,t,. N,S,
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web rtrntebrt uno 0ur ~Ur6rr :t5 S.lafrH ri.r, : -E'lni-
NH SttcrcuUiicN trhGltCu mirttr '''''FuB
ger ms rldiIpdtne Git;t urb Die 1vrEr,,r,si,, or,,r..
'iTsNt Der @Ion!tr pto SUcfgC UaC Sic yuf,,i'' .'~.E'
~! H"i.sIletn SlraU.n lam rt ogga cen i:lrffg Sjr,"" ~.
eve"" 'H't'pFHui Wc.ctH; toFtr5 8 rln ans uI[,, 80
sSTS.ot'', rSF PS @ri.r oW' ct W!ddt Won Sr~h-g ,,SSSs1.
..Tngt. lUmGW Nno st'irGUt9.F ruyEeN al Isnf. 80.
oNto pN t~FnIbatttit IutMtttaulc ots Tnf,s ,r, tto
tptIt mJUu9gn Gt9tEit1rO. va o'tltn
@e3Ietr inter rclucr NOro at GcuYrrpu,r ,r, ...
g. etpl Sic9el Der Commonwealth ~ 81, "'NT
SS Idttn Sage eco 9jdr, 1863. NM IN, S5%",,.."H am
IT, } otr Commonwealth. ''' J"e'r
Sur Gen 0UUYcrncur: N''Se
George n. @}unforS,
StaatSs Sttre.dr.
N'N-
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Grc. 81. @uufcrS,
Sil1tes SCCrftSr.
81 4 3 a N 9 NJ

,9p. % M!aEltliraBe, iciSt Den SeutTtcn 0,r,,n ,r,c5,r7 49,,
Dap le lotben cine 9rOBC au9!pabI scn "''" ''S'''"H w.
3iIIrnerS- oor
ersaIten fat urb frrttpdbrerS nel,e s,rS,r,,r ,ra,, s., "a,
CUR 9tntGttn @Eiitt emgTeblt. ''"' :" F'
%9eltlpltn. ""''"s wv SV"''"s
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Harmonic Association
lWef p4Nerein @irnini.

l~tl@p 8irginial
Zen attiatn unb %pal1sen RttaliebAu oielrs S,r,i,s
Dr0 StsrHit 1]1n9liet9t, ba6 baS @,frgibaftss3Ofoi ma
gem Ete If@rteE noteI uGd brn. 6. Sbdftr's .gRiIbsin
&eu,oou9. Sroabltr. iwttc ser Glfea Hrb 7tn So
mi Frlten Siof oerlegt nor Den ut. o''"S''
Ger Scr1,nS
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Wi6ti9-far Qonbmir,t.I

O.. . Vt - INT 0nbWirtbe!
@Rt tin III Der Ndbe Der Staot ~gelesenen Taru. bs7sr
SIsvT5oaIaf I9 nltGrn 0lilitdr %bcfinRet, wiro etn Yrofti@
tnt~toer etusa mcnatIit. n @ebali0 % 7 aud sinr I"t Sn,bT,i
"a OF 6arnt eTbotten fam. NGbere5 ~ criroHrm !, !,
D. WePtFs Sorber SHOP lnterm Ballard 6suIs. -
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Aufruf
an ole osutihen 8enp6ner Hi6merrs

an ole osntlfen 8emORner 8i4mcnrs.
2sr fb an pcrIebtsu 5Onna6snp in fpIoe prs 81, f,us
oe0 &urrSsrtine e~c9ritnorte ""l'"Is
Sfrein CUR ttnterlfisun9 rsutffer G!rmsn
srlaHbt it fisrmit ane ~bieieniasn 5srrf1. Bic f6 - So.
&ct osr Nepltenlicbe eura ~mGuatlte ., itriae bstbSiii"hr
nF4sn. i'll %erlIdben, I'D an fcIsenbs Serrsn N mrnSrn -
GHE ts GosTs Sta9t Die |2sren 5o:tuTf, RS6ist
o rVm uRb 6empe. ' SF"tF'
0le Der antsrltaBuas S%eSiriiigsR 9eulten babeu fa
gM itanO gu ipenbtn. ''9"''Fh
s.. e. 8if&sr, @rMtosut. 9,caeGr. ;mirAsr
8rcpte @penWe unb Tie Sipragr "
g8ni; 9auisr, SsCstir, go. 229 grcibfr'
.. Wor9sHfern, GaiTrtr, $40. 80 8rOaofr
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faumtn,od,umdc,g.
@UNitcr'e OFfilc,

tsN Sn @en'aBbelt zines gCjreeS. + fitett gin pc-
lag, ete &u5e0ung prn Stsutrn -IUr ben IntrrEai, 81 q
lTrun9 3rIrtrcno." rolfrt I'M 2S. W6r; 1893, g,rsr, b..
~I''9srptn Sctttonen oicles @tlctce bierHtt pyrFif. nt.i.s,
:. 81. Bennett.
NuSttcr pft1tlt1cr 3cuaurccu.
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@rUBes Concert an 9fnsR- IUmtua in
phttorf unp Cos Nattpna1. @arten!
Seesnnttnacbuneem.
Notiosaals Oorfcpo.
CrItes promrnaocu GOucert

9finsf- 9ontae,
esn 25 Rem Miai,
au59gtubrt BON BEN bcltcn Muffern stthmpurs
in
5ntfprf's 9eatipud1 : @nrtc,,,
ON Gnbe Der 2ten Strofe.
Antan9 Nd@mitto9S 2 uGr. - Gintritt fret.
Setr laosn gum 9cfdajscn 8ciu6e unIrrcs
neuen @tatlilftmcnts nit Dem 9erlpre6en Gin.
auca outbistrn 3u wCucn, um bic @unR unferer
9hlse gu erperben.
Wir en'pteblen 5u9Iei6 unIere am 6uge Scr Q.
Strabe 8~elegere
@arten 81 trtbf6aft
lnb
" rauer
gum 0'lau'9en Sablreiden Sfiuhe beRens. gBtr
w'rorn eurh rerlle Sepienupg bic @unf uules
rrr psr!ben Safe gu crbaltsn ludben.
@r8cbenit
5attorf u. Gr.
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UUy % 0ouocrr,ur:
We0r8c u. @Hnfprt, -

Nor'd D'0cUucN IL in NHayc Counts. 5rIau-. ,,snrer
y az , tuE 3 5HN tc&. % faer ait. bot k,I-s 80 r~
o.duI @ua u mn man in ,,ncN 3uttsaueon;uo r ;S,,'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

tor tearing down The flag on the IJ,,,s,s5
States Mint, though 4 am deHouncsai al !
Black Republican oFcRlling the men .tr,;. !,
tors who oiO1ce tore Into strips and tram
pied in thesstreets thealag hoisted over fi1e
/ ST. joseph Post officc. We both rersrG
Senator Fitch Of Indiana a Democrat bnt
eihnhg traltorsin ATlkansas for tfI;S ;SiE fsy.
lush practicss ittos his. troobs 2
/ b4ep1 amin Butler was he first man. To- re.
| tnse tot return slaves 70 rebel oWnsrs and
! Is he to be called Jeeo5in2 When New
HorS @ was repressplsd BY John Cochrane,
ms democracy was thqe eeslioned, ,butWhen
TINS war hurst. tupsn lis he was the fret
man man 70 stand IN coTIseating the property
OF Feoels, and .puttlnE their negroes to work
on our st9Itifcationt Does That fender
him obnoxious to tia charge of BIacI< Rel
publicanism 10 VfiRht Sen Sftnrf u n.
ldlsnas is "a an old lina Ienpc pctas,and iesnade
many arguments ia ttsi United States Sen
a ate in favor Of raising negro regiments to
fight, traitors.
John Wesley was 4 Christie an! and itF1s
toGnder of Methodish. te denonncsti
slavery, "the sum of vilAinies," though
ms rellglops. belief ,SE1 9 anb btacedsby two
% Lnlrds OF the slave eholders nEAmerica. Eor
htty years Democrats ia til, South allowed
allHtollowersi Of that distitRufshed divine
aud, exemplary man, 10 speak aud publish
freely their opinions on he question of
slavery. The so-called Democrats Of this.
day murdered Bewlsy, i Ahthodist, minis.
ter, for having in his posessidn;a q letter
which Indicated his preferace for Lincoln
to Breckenridge for Presidnt.
could pile upethe eyitence mountain
high to oiprove to you that there. is not a
partlcle OF the genuine arfolei left in the
rotten old party which to.iay emblazons \
" Democracy" on its banue'. But l have
said enough on that score br a single Iets
ter. It is a mistaken idea that amau,can-,I
not be, tp favor OF ofppnishiutg traitors With
out being a Radical, a Jatobins q Black |
5sl'a6 .St Il to love nyOountry and to
aes,re y t9at all her enemies nay be ground
Black Republican, then wriie me down as
black as the ace of spades, But if a de-
sire to see the people rule, md to see lib.
!, sFty, ,S Seqasl!ty and justice trfEmphthrodgh-
am a Democrat. '.'5S
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NUMBER 2O3.

er's Gap, and itawas expected they would
attack our forces stationed at Berryyille,
composed of the 18th Virginia Infantry
and and Battalion Of the 1st New York ami
18th PenusylVauie cavalry. The report
| was neither credited or disbelieved at. first
at headquarters, but has since turned to be
sensation Fumor for some time back
fhere has been considerable difficulty ex.
Peflenced by Quartermasters to keen M. "a
supply Of ratiops. Owing to the bad con.
qItton Of the roads, aud not HAVING the.
ierce to spare from among the soldiers he
iIsl nas auopted the most expedient method of
meeting this emergency. There is great
many negroes here who have no em6loys
99eeptt G9eptt and consequently are a drag on the
government. To remedy this the General
Iues l,1S taSen measures to employ these profit
'ssNly, and he has a whole Battalion now al
.W9Ek on the Martinsburgi road and thew
WIZ III soon nave It in good running order.
esterday the 10th and l22nd Ohioleft
This place on forced march for ssor,ss
nlAGa anTIennnp E.,t I o,,;1t,,.S,- ~ ~
are @Ee gone SONS upathe Valley in |
guest of tho rsbels Probably; before, Il
close may give yon some particulars OF |
their scout. The weather has been very |
pleRsant5for the lastqfeW days, and hope
II may continue soS for there has been one
continued run ofRbad weather for the, last /
month, making the duties of soldier very |
dlsHgreeable. The boys are in good health
aud look forward to 4 speedy settlement OF
tne affairs of ourcouutry. sfHc W!cP. Il
,,.-.5 Co. D, 1st Va. Artillery.
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I =
fll9 IpPiy your ears, Oh ye PanhAndlers.
Aa9 AEs, near the great William 44vfrom afaF
p1 =! Hei Us about to ltberate you'll he
says the South has been fighting as much
loFi tne ~ Iteration Ofsthe Pan handle an anv
por'l9n otnthe State Iudeedi We have
aeara OF slaves, but never freemen being
liberated. Alb, Judge, Judge l. You have
.gone of the handle yourself ann
Jumped from the frying pan iuto the fire.,
but you can't persuade ias cunning foxas
as .yoa ever We're that tails are aseless
apeudages. You advise the people not to.
vote nnIess upon. some special occa sim
where they ''can. deliver united and IN.
fectIve vote which cannot he iconstrneT ~
a friendly recognition of usurped authority
las Tor examptefto protest against "a dis
Memoefment of.,the State." Well. thew.
nave had5an opportunity to unite. aud,
,pEote y! ARE you! satisfied with the re- 4
snltE Il you carry ont your threat that
tne Union armies shall. be expelled. ana I
com iamong us iWithdyourt traitorous band.
you VIII come where the ipeopl have aaiEis
= IIleyt .d0q,t want you. You hold to the |
aoctrlne OF secession, tile right of revolt.
don, aud general disfntegration-supp
you just apply lit to West Yirginia-it willtI
oeiso oconyenient.j just now, as you say the
contedeFacy. cannot 5keepaal large army here
owing to the necessity for defending "yital
points, Gen. Lee concluded like you,
Large armies" could not be kept here.
Gen. Reynolds helped him in his ratiocfna- |
ions upppsthat subject. ,loa 4
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and of the county Of - and state of -. do
hereby guarantee that - is able to fuIhll a com
tract IN with the terms Of his proposition
ana that, should his proposition he accepted he will
at once enter into contract IN accordance there
With. ShOuldtlte contract be awarded him wa TFs
prepared n become ais securities! = y ~
TO this guarantee must be appended tl,e official
certthcate above mentioned.
U5 presentation at this Office OF certificates from
the uarterasters at said Depots in tripIicafS 5oFT
tnat the contract has been fully complied with IN
every particular the amount due thereon will be
ernment - 80 ~ GunSa' S a'9Ne S'NH5 :
III Lieut.. Ut COL aud Deputy ouartermaster General
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A Rlohmondi eva.) Paper.
.Igo@ be Parkersburg aazesIe.

4
HVe. haze bean permitted to see a copy Of
the Richmond Daily Dispatch, published
March 30th. 1Iteontains nothing of much
interest, if we except very bombssttc ad-
dress, headed To the Peopletof North
western Virginia "r=--zsnd signed Chas W.
Russell, Ro, Johnson, y T. Hsymaud, G.
D. Camden, ]. 81. Bennett J JosephfJ obnson,
Turner, L. Hall, 81. Fftzhngh. Cyrus
Hall, VI. T.. Jackson, Charles W.g.New-
man, William Johuson, B. y. Armstrong,
ID: Mclaughlin, y. A. Aldersop, ]. T. Mar
TIM james Neeson.i 81. >: -
This curious tissue of sophistry aud
talsehood contains sope rtling announces
Imeuts. For instance-that g as certainly
as the atrocious scheme Of su6ing gdti6a is
destined to fall, so certainly will every
inch of the soil5of Virgins remain under
her lurisdictiOn.n Exactly 90. 8r. RIM
aKey Judge. The one IS Just as lIkely ysto
happen as the other. nWhenahs sky falls
somebody may happen to catch larks.p
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A Rules held in the clerks office Of the court .
IA the county o, Aec9m4ck, July 18th, 1862, =
Hopkins Brothers, pltGS,
John .. Wise. de,t

rus object thlssuit Sc to recover fton the de-
fsndaat, Johu j. Yise the sum Of fortv.t1o t6IISS
9 @ cents, with legal interest from the
to amend and the act passed InI2 "a 1851
sntltte1 sAu got staying the collection 81 certaI5
~ pfisea = Whereby the said
9Eose OF u awarded akaInst the said I'd.
!enaant 4na lt Y that the said defendant do
az appsas @ Httain ore due publication here
and that 9 copy OF this. order De pnblished once 4
WsetS ior ioGS in the 1ntelligencer
.. 1l the Wheeling and posted
the m aEss 5Ia..S the next county court.
apt94Wf 81 a. AIIJVoRTTTso n Ar,
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GeorgeD. Wise, &e., defendants, = = -
The object Of This AuIf istorecUIer nom the dc.
George D. Wise aud John J. WIse, the sum
o. hye hundred and hftN dollars, with Interest ffol9
tho 9th day OF March, 1859.
Amdasit having been made In conformity to a.
act TO amend and re-enact the act pRsSed IfIiv
Goth. 1851 entitled An act sta1 ing the eollsctf Il
certain dtbts's passed February sth, 1862 EhorebV
the said are deemed Of this
said defenaant and Il e ordered that the saId iss
1endants DO appear within one month AfEer duennh-
icAhon hereof, and do what II necessary to protect
lhelE interests and that aaeopy Of this order he
Publlshed once week for four successive yeaEs IA
ths 1ntell llgeneer,a PEper publishedin the city Of
xheeine, " andpoSted at the Hout door Of the Court
Comfy Court. - ss>-%
Test:
apr9-4We ]. B. R.AILWORTH. q 40
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A LII Officers Soldiers, or seamen, disabled IN the
"a serves the United States, are entitled toPeD-
siQu for life: aud in case of their DEATH the widow.
orphan children, mother sister of any such ofcr
soldier or seaman, Is entitled to pension and also
the bounty OF one hundred dollars, and all back nav
due MY fee in each case is FIVE DOLLARS II tho
claim or pension Is collected, and NO CHARGE Ia
case Of failure. f4r6f
Certified Accounts collected on the most reasOps.
BILE terms iE1f 10 -
oaiss No; $50 Fourth street, the court-houso.
M"heeHhS' w va. marl4-tf