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SCHOOL YIsIroRs FOR Is63.-The folloB-
ing gsntlOhen we're appointed BY tho Coun-
ell yesterday evening, as School Visitors fOF
1858;
First Ward-orsOn Spencer, Il. B. futile,
]. H. Clark.
Second Wsrd-ssOrge Willey, Wn. Cush-
ing. h. V. Raymond.
Third Wsrd-J. A. Harris, A. c. Heating,
I. A. Issacs.
Fourth Ward-L. ". Ford, Geo. Il. Wy
msp, W. II. Merriam.
Fifth wsrd-Jossph stuFgis, v. ". Col.
Inns, VIM. HeisIey.
Sixth WaTd-W, P. Fogg, Harvey Rice,
Herman WendIer.
Seventh wsrd-J. L. Cassslls, E. S. Will
laEd, L. MOIntOsh.
Eighth Ysrd-C. ". Palmer, &. ". TuF-
nsr, Il. B. DeWOlF.
Ninth Wsrd-Wm. Dewitt, G. E. Hill. R.
L. Willard.
Tenth ward-I. U. Masters, q. g. Allen,
n. B. Dare.
Eleventh ward-F. B. Pratt, Thomas Dix
on, L. Bnhrer.
West Side Eigt schoOl-Rev. Msssrs,
Burton, ]. A Thome aud Foot.
East Side High schooI-Hon. Harvey
Rice, Chas. Bradburn, George Wiley.
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FROn CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, NOV. 10.
Georgia refugees just in report consid-
cradle movement Of Bragg's troops and
stores southwark.
The rebels is said to be preparing to
evseuate their position before Chatss-
nooga and retire to Rome Or Atlanta.
Lcngstreet Is said to be organizing q
large force for raiding and to cut our line
Of communications to Bridgeport.
Twenty-Five psymssters, with S700, 900,
are engaged in paying our troops to the
1st Of November.
All quiet along the line. Not shot
from Lockout Mountsin to-day.
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n. Y. STOCK sGARKKr-Sov, 10.
TRYEuLEaHAPn.J
BUFFALO mARKET-Nov. no,
TBY TELEGRAPH.

FlOuF-Stesdy
Whent-Market duli. Sa'es 81 ,l55s for No 2 Chi
cagO Spring; l,2O for No. I hi aTAukea Quo
81, y fJT No dol 81 81 for white Winter Michigan
S;OFa-Quiet. Sales at sage,
Onfs-lu good demand Sales at Sc
Frei=hta-Firm. 2ue for Hour, lie for oats.
KmpOrIs-l3,UOO bbis -four, $500 hush wheat,
1900 bush corn, 80 u bush oats, - bush barley
EXpOrIs-5,HO bbs hOuT, 2s4 ft8 bush wheat,
90 bush corn, 1T UOl bu=h oats 1900 bush barley
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FesTIvAL.-The ladies Of the First uni
Tersal Society will give a Festival at the
Soma Of Temperance Hall, Hsfman's Block,
Wednesday evening, EoFsmhsr 18th. 4
supper and varied entertainment will DO
prepared, and pleasant time Is confidently
expected. The public are invited. Tickets
rs cents. noVIl:l24
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n. Y. MONEY MARKRT-NOv. 10.

MOuey-Market decidedly frmer, with brisk
demand at z cent. Some parties have paid ~ z
Csnt.
sterling ExchRuRe-Market Gull and lower
First class bills quoted az lsg<dl61.
sOld-Market duh and lower. Opening at IS,
advancing to a0, declining to 45 and closing quiet
at f54.
GoVernmeHt stscks-Matket lover. United
States Skies OF lssi, Coupons l9 1lJg SeyeR-thirty
Treasury NOies i0jLlg7 One year certificates new,
s3S.
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NzW ADVKHTIsEMENTs.

A. Rsad O., Sank0Es-GOd, Silver and 0ou-
Dons BOught and Sold, ahd Money Loaned.
John EIlsler-Academy OF Music.
T. Oowlss-Adyertised Latters.
InEham &Bragg-BOOks, ststinery, &C.
Or. Lfllis-Laughing Gas.
A. .sehRRrz-Tsachsr Wanted.
Taylor, Gr.EEoldE Co D5Lains Remnants.
A. sc. Rettberg-ZsphyE WoIsied.
IN superioJ-St-BUy Wanted.
WI Destination Wanted,
Boz 9lcs-Partner v anted.
Ars. ShAE-Loeal Notice.
EestiYhi-LOcal EGt.ce.
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GoUGH failed TO make his appearance Rs
announced, to deliver his new lecture last
evening. His failure was unavoidable, SIS he
missed making connections at Toledo. While
Ne rsgret the failure, the Inconvenience and
the disappointment, we must remember that
~ one can be blamed for it.
An effort viii be made to engage Mr..
Cough for the delivery of his new Lecture at
sons early occasion.
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A PRIETER, who understands Job and
Press-Eork, is dssirous of obtaining situa-
tiOn in some country efaos, Address "Prin-
ter" at this Office. nov9
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OsWRGO MARKET-Nsy. 10.

lBY TELEaRAPH.l
RlOur-Market firm.
y wnoat-Dull. SAFES Chicago Spring at 8, 20: No
do At Sl.23
Corn Quiet and nominal.
Oats-Quiet and nominal.
Other grains quiet and nominal.
Canal FretEhts-Weakero grain. Flour 579
e9c 10 New YorA.
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Mr.. G. &. HUTCHINSON, having about
twenty Eve of his Family Vino and Cider
Mills left, will sell them at $l8' Those wish
ing this useful little Mil should call imme-
diatsly, as the price will again advance on
the 1st Of December, or as soon as the mills
on hand are sold. Mills will be shipped to
any address on receipt Of SIS. nOv27:I24
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New YOEK, Eog. 10.
The machine shops are generally acoed-
ing to the demand of the strikers for high
er wages under the great pressure Of work
for Government.
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festival AT CoLLANKR.-There will be
Festival at the Disciples Church at Cola
msr, November Ie, 1853. Friends are invited
e attend.
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PErITIoKs AkD oONNUNIcLFIoys.


From Il. Wolfksmmer and others, owners
Of lots on Penn Street, asking that said street
be properly graded. Referred to the board
Of City Improvements.
From J. TsnbIyn, John Heisley and 9th
ers, residents and owners of property on
Franklin street, between Pearl and Columbus
streets, requesting tkatno change Of grade be
made on said street. Referred to the board
Of city improvements.
From s. Corning and others, requesting
that the bridge which crosses the river to
Stones Flats, be raised from IS to "A inches
Referred to the board Of oity improvements
From Qusyle and Martin, and others, re-
questiDg that the channel of the river be
dTedged on the South side of the Cleveland
and Columbus Railroad bridge, to connect
with the channel already dredgod. Filed.
From the business men of the Third Ward,
protesting against the removal Of the Steam
Gre engine from thai ward. Filed.
REsoLuTIoEs.
By Mr.. huntington, That the Board of
City Improvements be requested to assess
upon the city pro rata tax, upon two hun.
dred and eighty feet Of frontage upon Onta-
rio street, and assess only the balance Of the
tax upon the lots abutting thereon. Also to
lease or license, upon the best ter rs
possible, the triangular piecs Of land w.
ing between said improvement, Canal street
extsaS.on, and Huron street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Banrsr, That the City Marshal be
directed 20 remove inmsdiateiy the rubbish
which has coIIected in West alley, SO that the
water can run Of. Adopted.
By Mr.. Jenss, That the School Visitors
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FROM FORTRESS MONRUE.

tAOH FUEIhHSs MUNHUE.
FoRTKEss MOERoE, Nov. 10.
Major General Butler and staff arrived
here this evening from Washington.
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER. - Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
Parlor Coal Hods, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal Shovels, Coal TOngs,
Blower Stands, for sale by W. ?. FoeG,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets.
Briar Hill, Laekawana, and other varities of
Coal. nov2
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Book Notices.

MI FARM CT EDaEwnoD, Country Book. By the
authpr of " Reveries oe 6 Bachelor" New
York: Charles Scuhner. 1ssf.
Donald G. Mitchell or as he is better
known, ak Marvel, needs no better
rocOmnsndsIiOPut 70 the American public than
the simple mention of what he has already
written. For any thing fron the genial wri-
ter whose hand built the fair and fancifuI
structure of his " Dream Life" and sketohed
the tenderly humorous " "Reveries of Bach
elor, will always be made most heartily
welcome te our libraries. The present vol
qme sketches in his usual quaint, humorous
and dainty style, the trials, the delights, the
experiences and the results of ameteur
farming. It is equal, in point of inter
est, beauty and ability, to any of the pre-
Vlous works of the authOri and his peculiar
and picturesque fancy, perhaps, his finest
trait, is even more strongly marked in the
present volume than in any which he has yet
offered to the public. It's dress withal-its
paper and print-isso so clear and neat that it
is luxury to turn its pages-aIbsit the
English style Of binding, in boards, does
not please cur American eyes.
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HAVELER,s RKRIsgEE.

u8IOifizsuB wishing Conveyance to either % ths
above Trains or Boats win be called Tor By Coaches
ofGtsFanH' Omnibus Line, By leaving theiF address
q the Omnib1l Oos, Il1 SupsrioFSs.t NEXT door 70
ths Weddsli HOuss.
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FoR SALE. Two Wheeler & Wilson's
and two Grover i Bakers Sewing Machines,
all new and Of the latest improvements.
Win be sold cheap for cash. Apply at the
LEADER Counting Room. If
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A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How mEny lovers
it has BsPaTatsd-hoW many friends forever
parted. The subject is SO delicate, your
nearest friend viii not mention it, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To otfect rgdical
cure, use tho " Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
az deptrifos, night and morning. It also
besutifos the complexion, removing all tan,
pimpIss, snd frsokles, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price so cents. For sais by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
eeptc2: 2-dy&Ey
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Ho4qoPATHIc MEDICAL Books and Old
cchOol Text at HslFS No. II Public Square.
nO7R
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The ladiss will please notice that Mr.
Shaw has returned from New York.
novlI-1S1.
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MEyFAL HYoIENE, By J, Rsy, N. D., Boston:
Ticknor & Fields, lsG3.
This volume, from one of the most emil
nent medical men of our times, is intended
TO expose tho mischisyOus effects of many
practices snd custOms prevalent in mOdsTH
society, and to present practical suggestions
81 to the attainment of mental vigOr. It
treats Of Mental Hygiene as affected by GERS
bral conditions. by physical influences, by
mental conditions and influences, By the
practices of the times and By tendency to
disease. It is an able work, most timely and
necessary. 1t ought to be in the hands Of
all, and especially of all educators, PhysiOlO-
gists and professional men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

THE largest and best assortment Of
Furs in the city will be found at the store Of
B. Butts & Co., III Superior street,
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STANLEY, GRAHAM j co.
CLEVELAND, Aug. "a, 1868. nOV7-124

The SECOND NATIONAL BANK is designa-
ted as Depository of Public Monies, BY the
Secretary of the Treasury. Also Subscrip-
tioH Ageut for $50 Bonds. Will purchase
Government Coupons and Gold At the highest
rates, nOv5:235 3W
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A CARD.-The undersigned having been
insured to the amount of Four Thousand
Dollars in the Charter Oak and North Amer
ican Fire Insurance Companies of Hartford,
and City Insurance Company, of New Haven,
Connecticut, by John G. Jennings, Agent.
Two days previous to the burning Of our Pail
Faclory-no policies having been issued or
receipt given. The Insurance Contract rest
ing entirely upon the word of the Agent
We take pleasure in stating that the said
Companies have settlad with US as though
we had their policies, promptly, and to our
entire satisfaction.
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HOME snufacture-Parson's Inimits-
Bile CamphOrsled Dentitriee. sept23-R2
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AOROsTTO

V aingiorious martyr semblsuee ofa man,
A leader too of "rebellious clan,
L ost to all sense OF homer, as ofshame,
L ct patriots blush 10 speak the traitors name,
wretched csitif, that defes .he laws,
n o sympathy has he for freedoms causes
D efending treason with ready tongue,
n detestation held by Old and young;
G and repent amid Canadian SHOWS,
q ere'sno asylum for our country foes;
nd though grave msy hide the traitors stain
N ankind shall curse thy memory even then
Cleveland, November 7th, 1868. c.
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TAxEs.-The Cuyahoga County Tax
Books are now open for the payment Of the
Taxes of 1883 United States and Ohio
money, only, taken for Taxes.
II. S. WHITTLESEY,
nov9:124 d&W County Treasurer.
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NJ A r IN 4.

P2BT of-OLEyELAHDr November 10.
ESfERED.
stmr Morning Star, Wiser, Dstroit
Prop ontario, Shafer, 0gd=nsburFh.
Bark Commodore Jones, Andrews, Buffalo.
Bark POmer0y. Morris, Buffalo.
Bsrk G. 4. DOusmEn, spence, Buffalo.
Schr Geo WorthlH gtOn Jones, Buffalo
schr Nm shzrp, Baxter, Buffalo.
SChr kaIrsgansett, HEckatt, 8uliSlc,
Schr II y tllaId, Green, Buffalo.
Scnr Chas Hlnckley, Manning, Buffalo.
Schr J q Warner, Burke, Buffalo
Sehr Silvia Norton, Muhoney Buffalo
Schr y N naynOr, TnTner, B1naio
Sehr Yorktown, johnson, Marguerite
Schr Herald, Honnewe.l, Marquette
schr " IL Dewitt, Higgins. DankiTk.
Schr 4. Slada. sweeney, Port Stanley.
5chr Fair Wind, Easlland, POrt Hurou
ScoW Lizzie, Bedford, BUnalO.
CLEAREp
Stmr Nay Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Ontario, Shafer roled :,
Prop ATaxes, Parsons, Buffalo.
Schr bradley, Trinter, Yermilliou.
Sohr Chas Hinckley, MAnning, Chicago.
Schr Sioux, Woodruff, Fremont,
Sew LiEziS, Bedford I9led0,
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The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
f2ur and. vhGEt at tie uadsrllsE!i0net places on
N1TemhsT7:
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T OST-OE THURSDAY. Nov. 6TH,
J while driving 70 Sewburgh, & Ladies, opcnfaoed
GOLD WATCH. The finder viii be literally re-
Farded By leaving the same al the store Of A. g.
Rsttberg noyy-l2i%
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T#E SEpRET QpF.-Ths TeAson why so
much of Hudson's Unrivalisd Tooth Paste is
sold Is this Everybody hkes it. Price
Small glass, 25 cents large, so Oents.
oet20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

DR. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoEEsET,
Oh THOROUGHwoRF TONIC.-No remedial
agent has such universal application "a the
ThOroughEOrt. Il has been used from time
immemOrisl for Agus and all Bilious all
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy: Headache and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. 1t cIeanses the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone to the stomach and facili-
tates digestion. Intermittent fevers of all
grades and character, dyspepsia with vomit-
ing of food, belching of wind and feeling of
Obstruction st the pit OF the stomach, vOmit-
ing Of bills with extreme prOstration Of
strength the smell of food causing sickness
at the stomach, fullness and tenderness of the
liver, soreness around the waist with uneom-
Portable feeling Of pressure, gogty and rheu-
matte disease with soreness of the muscles /;
hosrse cough, with rough voice and soreness
Of the chest, night cough, dysentery, diar-
Fh@a, bleeding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle rs cents.
Sold By STRONG / ARMSTRONG,
sepl:459 Cleveland, o,
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To allow the Cleveland and Makoniug and
Atlantic snd Great Western Railroads to oe-
eupy portion Of West River street, under
certain restrictions. Passed.
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City Council.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10, 1868.
Tbs Council met at the usual hour.
h. S. Stephens, itF president, occupied the
chair.
The reading of the minutes was Dispensed
With
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HI SuperiOF-sL., Cleveland, O.
e. B. HALE, BANKEB,
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Gold, Silver, Coupons & Prem Funds.
AGENCY for 5-2o's
ARD ALL OTHER GOvERNMEET BONDS.
WANTED UNOURRENF BANK BILLS.
iuly1T
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PLUMBING. &C.
FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-A FARM OF 475
Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Chic; 40 anrss improved, the bHlancs good timber;
10 a5rss bottom iand the whole tO1 under
good stats Of cultivation; all we'll faneed, good
chArding aud we'll wstered. No waste land on the
farm. have RisO gOOd Stock the farm that will
len with il II wanted will tsks IN part payment
City Property in cleveland. small farm aud the
balance on long time Price US psr acre
gnpfl3 - " YVES Horlsa'a Riook
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DONATION VIsIT.-ReE. VIM. Day, having
made arrangements to become associated with
the Ohio Female College, on College Hill,
near Cincinnati, at the suggestion of the
ladies, the friends Of himself and family will
make him a social visit ut his house, No. 500
Kiusman Street, on Thursday evening next,
(l2th inst.)
Between the hours of I and 10 P. n, the
Kinsman Street cars will run every ten min
utes from the foot Of Huron Street to Wilson's
Avenue. noVIO:I24
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DLINY B. YOUNG

DLIN 7 B. IUUNH.
Il Commission Lumber Dealer,
Oolumbus-5t, near Center ST., Cleveland o.. at.
tends 70 the Purchase. sale and Shipment Of Lum.
Der, GGth, Pogt5, Shingles, &C. III.
IVA Good Assortment always on ban s-I2
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Curtain Damask at Jones, by the piece
or yard for less money than any other house
in this city. Call and see. LAG Supericr
Street, Cleveland, Ohio, opposite the We'd
dell House. Nov5-I25.
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asseipts at ToIsdo.


Rose Il PreuIIss' PF0ViaIou DBTiEet Re-
POFis
The following are the rates charged by them;
Hams-Sugar-cured premiaan Hams, Il - II.
Dried beci-B b.....-----......-- Iic
ShOuiders-Sugag-enr- =
5Ggar-cu=ed oanvassed TS n.,.,,..,...,..5o
Bneon-Or Smoked Sides y n... 10
LHrdIPrime lesf, kettle-rended IN bb5 p Bile
fIluls lear Kettle rendered IN kegs = B..li54c
Extra clear q eI7 80
Pr no extra charge ulads fer uscSs-as % cartags
20 rally Dad qeEots or toat. ALI articas are warrant
q strictly prite and equal 10 anything in the state
Orders promptly filled. Our sugar-cuTed Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the trst premium at he
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE & PRFETI5S
kos. ll2, IA and l4s Ontario-st., Cle7el and
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthache, use
POrter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, aud found it an excsllent and
reliable sntidots In all esses.-,SlmJHH DeQ,-
oeTqt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25ets.
", I. PQRFER, PrepTietoF,
nOV2:Rl Cleveland, Ohio,
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LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Lsanreau's POLLEN oF RosEs is az hand.
Be vice and buy. DoE'T WAIT FOR THE
TOOTHAcHE.. For sale by Druggists. oct5
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T OST-OKPRi sPEoF ST. BETWEEN
4 ghsriH and Huntington-Sts., a Gentleman's
ONYX PIN, set with pearls, and at the time Il was
lost was attached 20 q red ribbon bow. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it al this Office
Dovq-I2fs
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DzHEmTET-Dr. B. r. Robinson, Office
80 Wood street. All kinds OF surgical and
mechanical dentistry dons, In tas best man.
ns= and ct q low price. de63a37
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EOUND-A WALLET CONFsISISG
Money, which The owner can hsve by proving
properly and paying charges. JE1 TumPklNs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWD DEN, JR.
nag~ OFFICE-No 104 King street, over
tones. formerly French's) Book Store.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Confcderates in Maryland and Virginia here
for . long time has found it's way ecross the
Potomac near the extrel Ivy of the Peninsula,
between the Potomac and the Rappahannock,
70 Richmond Parties were sent to break up
these AVENUES of support and information, and
To preyent the enforcement of the conscri ption.
The expedition was just in time to prevent the
conscnption, as was ordered in the counties on
the neck, from the 18th inst. to the l7th inst.
A large quantity Of provisions, a nuh.ber OF
horses and mules, etc., intended for the Con-
federates. were seized. A large number OF
contrabands came in with the parties. Among
the captures were two large mail bags, several
citizens engaged in smuggling, some Confede-
rate soldiers, also Confederate signal officer
stationed there to report movements OF vessels
upon the Potomac. Several vessels used IN
conveying supplies across the Potomac were
captured and destroyed. Colonel Falrehlld,
I'd Wisconsin, and Col. Garvin were in com
dill, Of the cavalry force.
HEA DQUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
February l7.-William Browne Of the Third
New York Independent Battery, was shot to-
day while attempting to escape.
A heavy snow storm prevails, which will
render the roads still worse, # possible, than
they noware.
Very unkind expressions are made use of
throughout their reg iments towards the very
few officers who have overstayed the leave CIV
en- them in orders No. 8.
The Catholic chaplain of General Stuart :
command, who was captured some weeks ago,
was yesterday sent over to the enemy's lines
TO Gen. Barksdale, commander of the post.
They declined to receive him until certain for
malities were instituted This having been
accomplished, he will be sent over again to-
morrow.
The King Philip arrived yesterday morning,
having in charge lot of contraband goods,
consisting of three barrels Of whisky, several
bags Of coffee, lot Of rope, ploughshares &c.,
and man named John Williams, of Kappa
hammock county, Va, who was captured in
boat with the goods on Thursday night last.
Contradictory reports have been circulated
as to the action of the committee of ways and
means on the revenue bill But it is now be-
'eved that they will propose to increase the tax
on tobacco and whisky.
The military authorities in Washington have
had prepared list Of all the drinking houses,
gambling houses and houses Of i'll fame, in the
city. This list gives the names of the keepers
OF these houses, and their standard Of respect
ability in their profession =
lhe cost of brigadier and his staff is about
$4,000 year, and the cost OF a major gene
raj and his staff, $4,000.
lhe trial Of Gen. McKinstry results in a
mixed verdict, but he is dismissed from the
service, should the President approve the de-
a2ion