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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26
IMPORTERS AND AUCTION SALES,
MOURNING GGgDS,

This branch Of trade usually neglected. neElts ~ ~
sale OF these goods. shall always sndeaVof 70 e9P
the assOrtmanJ pedfect and desirab e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

The Ohariasaon fi1IlisI. - = tiuiely sIssas-
tlon ln reoounasniiI q sur ,.o,,er1,-
meat 70 ths ana clltigatioa q cll-
isSya, fbr tie prsslrElfiga q the health Of eur
soldiers. ThfSaFtlcls tl5a pst1lia saset aPoa tho
liver, and gnasIs the q stem aeains dIsoals b aE-
posaEe and iEEuullr tiot It i sil tlat tls sFost
slgceas Ofthp Pllnilfilu HlltuIg ofDF uI1, Whilh,
pEsVious % 0ur .uuIlp5 Sla.qllIss 9sIs Quad d
mOSt SoufbeIn holAes, sl5 owing ths eEtEace o
Calissya tFk . q 5asb ~ TEia-
eIpaI llgrall6nts- olll QttiI5 le l1Vs
heard one o. lodrl lnisf sIlaIs sl-
aals, sAat sntssF g ~ ssll isli iitd.iiaa.y
dissstie TalIsvna
hiusalE ~ Pllltsfaa BIiisIl N1W tIlf tAlls Blt-
rlesqnge b Sltslnel, > sllssitlte - - hh7s--
PAsed. WeHnasEEt1. e1r g.seEqr -. esea sse
We 'at6l GEcttelhllT obliged % ne 1lIChInuud
Ilig gloE ~ E6anoa.brlis Aud Llu sJn but
,Eselp lssufp s0aE tlllt he Ri94tA-
tiPR Ritter5 are not pr le - any sisocEgf asalt'
EoEth q soIth. 4iisiie = fsolidly sstsldl otAoF
thinrs tl.is ltat VA et SGat.
iaEska0s thlt NJ iiavs rhs buItala Iupst PpFulsF
HsdlcinsAa the g3El4s ReaFs qot 411si p si.SS
what ise1ppolsd q,
fJslsiShs als sonp t5 it.. -
CAEI5aEE BkiE his been etl tleblats1 lafe ftet tsO
hahasea years. slaI uat sald during ne Epispl 81
Eopls Nj, kipg % Irllgss glhs enQEmql4 lEies
of fits ogn Nalght "a silver. IL = Bamalk2bla tor
BysPspsaa, RotsEs, Weafnsi, Pllioh, -. 1"
Z GGs9llEELk BAHk.zR6r BitrrIislg OoiIc, ma d.
eases q ths stoulacA ana boudll.aiyis lgnss sas
"a DAzpsLIqEe-gqr. Inalali ef t4s Lslas ePa
DfopsleAl AAeetfola-
ca cna,.6slLr 4 n sisstsz az tIjd.i
i.iSEabER REbulIss. ihaEI.. ssllhdlahtoaad
t5uIt-hlghly Iaslsotailaz 3 ia nars1as daAlllly.
~ WFsEEEglEEss--g seFpfala, RheRaiatilnl, g.
. AalsE-An aromatic elEnlBstlges Ieltiag nesb.
sassis and uiilkS nitch tissa 8 ll8th1is iIafill.
Al'5, 'eloVo-saais 'opaus'ss elsuvsyS soEiapapE,
'aa-'a'' ' e sis;-TZlsso1xS As'is
Anetlsr yopiarlal lqssliis3t, g psli.h dEisia
d mind, q Ut tllll N . ~ etunsscs 0Gt
GOLIl, and as glIAhsl1 ia AAals ldE sIF1lsAt-,
sHnmbugs Al al4Pks hoVl aeput, ths Plaptatl
4, u t.lsss.s ~ aFlaFl0 s9u aFU nC
y I. sFIaNfAEION NBEEEERs VIII OUKEss
-. sCeId Estrelnities alll Fsysri.h Llps. ~,
Scar st0Hasll aEld Fstid nls-fh.
Fiafllency al1 1nliEosiiaIis
Nervous AEseflill. s4a sssaie 20 q
EssasIyo Fastsas saa sho5tB5elfht ss.si
sls'.t .taia ossE ne tyessi sliA1Sshsss ai.ss
i. faleltal pespolee1gyts 4 f-..,...5ss
PI1strliion, Great Eoiknsl.
SaIl0W Gun pIazIau, Weak B6gtIs 3 7sdl
2 bee LIVER OONIREAINI IANDDYsRERsIA,s
Ysly partIeqllFlE EeooulIpsn,toa - Gsssypsrs
llerchaHts, IAsyers, and paIlonl - slsnllIy hab-
Ia Also f1r dalIcIto tsmil laIalI Ga&k FoIsdlIUhO
EsiIilbd q E6niis GIImallht nee aIFssIIau go1iap
tsfils ana eleAEl unlll fl1alliss.ss q .-cAasi
sol1- n an raIpeciahia RhJIirials, pEnEEists,
afocarss IIoiels, saleaas. C5antsI stdsess ~
Ne paFtiealdF that dleh botto tslfS ths fls-slllS
ofOar signstuFo On SieoIplats IlboI, llsOuEtEi-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

FItopl D. Nel5t01 Br0Ig4, d. d. Edltor oftht Ensgs
.elePedfd Of IeEfgf0lS Ka0lpEedge. II 49,,
s Although not disposed to favor or reeommsnd
iPatens Medicines In general through distrpst OF
their inREedients and etects, yet know OF no SUM
csTt reason, why man may not testify to the benat
no believes to have received from any simple
in the hope that he thus eOntFie-
ute to the beneft Of otheT8. Il, IA -
s r DO his tsiv more regard % peAapd's
German, Bitters prepared BY pE. Q. y. Jaekson, Of
this city because was preIndleed against them for
many Years under the imprsssion that they were
iohiefi an alcoholic mixture. am indebted tomy
friend Robert ShoemAkeF, ESD, for the removal oil
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility; The pse'ot three bottlee
wear was followed by evident reie and iestoration
70 q degree Of bodily yand mental Vtgor whichI had
not felt for six months bef0Te and had almost do
sbaired Of regulating. ther = =" lnb God ana
my friend 70 directing mo to th use Q flnem.
- 1isiisf u - JIM " IN BROWN.
+ gPhiladelpA June %, 1851, q "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16
POsF.oRREeE.

The Postmaster General reports The re-
eeipts ofthat department for he liscaI year
endipg the 3Oth Of June last 20 have been
81. sal. .sB3 OF, and the expenditlres for
fhe same period 9. .662lS14 e.. The
itatament thns exhibits m excess sre-
ceipts amounhng % S6S5. .O4s ~. iasteae
OF deficiency of more than q million Of
dollars, as was the case in the preceding
fscal year. Il Is gratifying 20 perceive
that the department has thus been made
seIf-sustatning, in accordance With sound
principles, aud with the express reqdtre-
meats Of the constitution that &c expenses
should be paid out Of is own revenues
amer the 1st Of March, 1863.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16
8 IMPORTANT TO SOLDlERSII'
Those lhayino Friends in the Army

In0ss 44I4 n VIh9 = y !
awe cali the attention Of all having relations or
nst, Rik4af will cure mine tsnthB of the diseases
naueed by exposure aud ihcid 70 camp
life In the lists, publtshe almost daily IN the
nerg ON the ARRIVAL Of the sick twill be
noticed that very large proportion are suhertnB
frofn debility Every yEcase Of that kind cam be
reGdIlV cuTeii bya Ho0nandss German Btttsrs' Dis
eSses TesuIng from dls0rderS OF the digestive organs
ara 5peedily Removed. We have no hesitation In
sfatinRthat ifthsSe BitteFB were freely used among
onrGsoIdere hnndtSds Of lives might be saved that
otherWis0 would be lest - ssasl Z t;ss q ~. IL
We an particular attention to the following 70.
marfabl0 and well cure OF one o. the
ahas been saved by the BltteFs." f s-2'l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16
PubHc Sale. la5i 9 ~

WE viii cler for sale IN tie town q Rtidgepor,
w Ohio, ON the 24th Of December, 1868, our
SAW AND iPGANfNd sS1rE1s, With is Lots con.
nectet ana other Lots not with the
Mills l6f fses, 1Eagon and harness, oee furniture
160O0feet ofylumberS with many other5thingsi too
numerous to mention s.r5.as..s. ,g,5l -
Sale to commence Mt p'clock, AZ Ms s.s
auce into equal annual from April E1at
6lbearfng interest from that date Personal Prop.
erty Ca66s desI.2HS SEEN AtsT = KEELlN ell
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16
c0NGEHsTQN,
A.

The message concludes rs follows
f.The hope last year entertained Of an
early termination 6ftae war has not been
realized. Gould carnage have satisfied the
appetite Of our enemy for the destruction
Of human life, OF grief have appeased dtheir
wanton desire 70 inaiet human suffering,
there has been bioodshed enough on beth
sides, aud two lands have been sufiiieients
" darkened ytthe weeds pf mourning 10
induce q disposition for peace. .ec
eff unnnimity IN o people could dis
pei 1elnSiOn, it has been displayed roo
dhnaistakabIy not 70 have eileheed the
bretefice thai tie southern states were
merely disturbed by q faetious ins1rree
tion. and It must long since have been
admitted that they were but exercising
their reserved right 70 modify their own
government IN such manner as would best
secure their own happiness. But these
considerations have been pOWeFless 70 al
lay the anchristian hate Of those who
long accustomed % draw large profits
from q union with as, cannot eantTOl the
rage excited by the conviction that they,
by their own folly, destroyed the richest
sources Of their prosperity. They refuse
feYen to listen % proposals. for the only
peace possible between peace which,
Recognising the iaapps sitbls gulf which d.
Vides as, may leave the two peoples sep
arately 10 recover from the Injuries In.
dicted on both by the causIess war. nov
Waged agtpst MS. Having begun tlle.wal
in direct violation Of their Constitution
which forbade the attempt 70 eoeree {
Istnte, they. have been hardened BY crime
until they no long a temp % veil tlieil
ipnrpose 70 destroy the Institutions and
slbyert the goyernIIle and ipdependenei
lof those states. We now know that tlll
eBly hope fqr peaee SIN taeyigpl
of VnF resist tHnee,F as the cessation nQf then
u hostility isonly 70 be expected from thi
n pressure Of their ineecessities. Hsas
The patriotismOf the people has prOvel
4 equal 70 every sacrifice dspandsd bgou
I cOlntTy's need. We have been united q
]. q people never were unit under Ike cir
enulsianees before, God has blessedi N
with success spIoportiOnate % ON
means, and, under His divine favor, on
lab0rs must at last be crowned with d
reward due omen who have given al
they possessed, to the righteous defeneeo
their inalienable rights their homes an
their altaEs.1 49, 11sto sas al ss5s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

siVe answer has been madef that, fin ns-
c0rdauce with our law and the general
orders Of the department, the Fatf0us Of
The prisoners are precisely the same. ~
quantity and quality as those served out
70 our gallant soldiers of the field, and
which have beea f0and. sufficient 70 sup
port them in their aEduOus campaig1s,
while ft e not pretended by the enemy
that they treat prisoners BY thefsame gen
erous rals- By an indulgence, PeEhaps
unprecedented Z NE have. even allowed the
pFis0neFs in our hands % DO supplied bY
theIf tneHdsAt home With comforts not
enjoyed BY The meh who eaptnted fhtm ip
battle,, in, cdntr9st % this tTeatment, the
nlost revolving fnhunanitY Las character
lied the conduct 0f The United States To-
towards prisopers held ~ them., 1ne
prOmipept fact, which a6irit5 no De-
NAL Of palliad0ns most sulliee as @ test,-
The ofieers % eRF lEEnSys natigssis g selth-
ern aud semi- picai elfuaates, ana unI,rl-
haYe been conveyed, for impFis0nmenti
during the rig0Es Of the present season, %
the most northern and exposed situatioh
that could be selected BY the epemy.-l
There, beyond the reach Of comforts, and
often even Of news from home and family. |
ana exposed 20 the PieFripg cold Of NE /
northerl lakes, they are held by men who 1
cannot be Ignorant of, even it they DO nott
design, the probable result. How many
of our unfortunate friends and e0mfadee /
who have passed auseatbed through M,
merOns battles, viii perish on J0hnsoRis
Island, under the cruel trial % which they'll
are subj biected, none bat the 0mnlscient can
f0retell.H sor5a ~ haa ~ ~
a2t TEE REBEL NAVY. ,a.tf
The report Of the Secretary Of the Navy /
gives in detail the opeFatieus Of that de-
bartment since January last embTaeipEl
Information 0f the disposition aud en-
plbyasnt Of the vessels, oHieaFs aud men,
and the constructions Of yessels a Rich
mbnd, Wilmington, Chafiestgh, SavanuabS
Mobile. Selma, and on the rivers Roan-
oke, Nease, Pedee, Chattahooche aud II
the accumulation OF ebiPl
timbeFs add Supplies, and the manufaGtutet
Of : ordpapee aud ordnance stores and
equipments. The f0uadries and YQEk7
shops have been greatly imprQvedE and
their capacity % supply ialls demanas for
heavy ordnance for coast And harbosI de- Il
fence Is only limited by oar defeieney trl
the requisite skilled labor. >, The want OF II
sneh labor and Of seamen seripusly Affects
the operations Of the departments m
The skill, courage and aaeiFttYipf our
cruisers &C sea cannot be too highly e0mSl
mended. They have inflicted heavy losses
On the enemy without Batfering . single
disaster, and have seriously damaged the
shipping Interests Of the United States ibyI
their foreign. commerce % seek
HE protection Of neutral hagss .le
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

panADIIPn1A, Aug. 2Sd, 1891
T NfEssRs. JONES HyANs Wen, gentlemen your
HnodRrd,s herman Bitter8 has saved my life. There
Il M In this II Is vonched for by numbers
of1ny comrades, some Of whose names are appenuea:
and were eogniza9t q Az ~ S,, ~
my am, and have Reen 9or the NY loGi
years. member q z ~ ~ NM n IL
Avsras Tllrouah the attendant upon my
nous tiessI was ATTACKED in Nogember mst
,ith of che 1uG and vas for seventy.
tvso daysin fhe Tg was followed ~ gfett
'dehfIify htened by an AttacS 81 dysentsEy.
IL, ~ boafd fhe. tsSiAte Of MAne,p from
Ig M 4 on lie 81 fJnns Since fhAl tiine
, been Sbout as l6a al any one could te and
ef Tor n week q more
Ttss SareeiY ate 10 swallow any thing, and II did
fosss 4, naoFsel was mp
;not even keep 4 Eiass OF water on my
Life could not lnst under epeh Slt
iss Il islIy, 70
peen ~ - y; II ~ Arehef ffank.
e tsis s me cd
ne e iss sds IS best suited aegain..
snee G Who me at the me-
ssps. g try senE Indy
- thank God for IL getttng 9ettek.
TRous 9Sa III Ihaye hsSs already
gIiRssSd gist1sd IS ~ nv and fom whom
have slr for eassss s,a Xxx sf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16
on tbs point tbs says:

Un LHI5 lFYlt1s1FF o =, l,lilI
~ regret 10 inform yop that there mas
beenf 10 ifEnnf snt "a the state Of oqf
rslations With f0Feign eonn ntt5esl since my
message ia Sths ee titE'lty,
there has been ssiil greater diyefsenes
mn 5tle eondact OF Europe an net tien9 nom
fbaf practical impar alitg y hlen alone es- .
&, y,s s,asss has assumed 4 char
acter positively uniriepdly.. .stas,
aYo1 hare essa eaai9FEnsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16
lediPeaches I DFIed Peaches


+ fSlElt D SRusHELS UHoICE HALVES; In ba1relas
lsiE aeee & ~ q PRYOR 5 ARR0sT.g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

A5ssll- - 80 ets hns
81 have stated that We are without ede-
auate remedy &c AIMS The injustiee nndei
which e j suffer- I'd ere ase5bat t,so rles-
~ 4 .oaa as.ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

For Medicinal and Sacramental
. Z Purposes. a Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

WHEELING Dec. 6th, 1s63-ts
(st. Clairsville Ohroniele copy and sehd bill :
thia office lF.4 III l-sEs1t sL.a.laH ssE ...sEs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16
Hooaand.s Z German ! Bitters!

IS sssEa sssia ii, s.el...-5 "a H. eeR
si f4s1 ~ Z .55lii7f5sfI iyli-lgs4 ~ Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

NO, s s. lsiAsr:
d 8 q fsfacfpaI ono and AaRsgsie .ls.9
iTI u JoNRs kKYANss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

2PhlladelpA June zot 4oo4' :
fsA siaa4a6f Zt3 -irs'ls 5f,eg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20
'Fgov N0RrHgRy TIR6IYII.


Iye received nothing additional from Northern Viz
last evening, By .he Central ,rain. The Rocking
Register oonsains 4 blies account cf4tbe capture
5schestsr, corresponding with the tsiegraphie re-
received several days ego. We copy the following
tract;
NE captured al tie snemy's stores, ammunition aad
aiprens vita several hundred wagons, horses, art-
and trains We had previously that Is 70 say, on
ndsy, "pioked up Colonel Elstt and ha commard If
90 men, on their way fom BeErYville Clarke EQUITY,
reufcrce Mroy az Winchester. We took t5iS de-
bmSnt Of the Abolition Army without firing siugl'
D, overwhelming then,n as she Yankees frequently
nov, Shy superior numbers" Our loss in kiled
banded and n;issng around Ninche5ter, does rot NC
re assured, execed one huudred.
Z We aecd DO; SAY 8 good people o. Niro5ester Ssfe
zal Whea the Caa!ederate lg once more haated ever
s0e;r town thcy we've happy and their JOY tou1d ex
preston. Oar a1bie women, the especial objects Of
chalrous Ysnkee srsecs an3 h4gbsriiisa, were slid
pith deg ht rhSa they saw then deverers march in.
What has 5efH doae si,h tbe Pii-Ohers captured e
i not lear. ell TIE pTivatts hays, most ptooetiy,
psroled whilst the officers have bscn -elsiued ard
nov probably on the march 20 Reuwond,' Whese
ymany OF them wish 70 60 hv' g-iyr othcg DIAN on
Tolerate leaders.
The Register also Gays Passengers BY Nedresdey's
age state that Gen. Lees Army has again eros MO
and Gen. EEeB. lrerr, passed over via
Fiunspoft aad G. o.. Us gs.Tcet by the Say Of Lee
n l. cha ala ,,ria tsteu d, u summer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

Ing tie manner Of ascerany and assessing The income TAX Tor
the year h,e hundred and sxyhrte and for spbsequent
years and the OF abl1g sssssng ard collie Ing
the tax IN kind Provfasd hit avslusns required
tanng and assessing she said Income ad Ia shall
DO meoe n eol'ederE'e treasury notes.
sEc g. ghi The etary Treasury prescribe reg-
aons 10 enasle tax payer pay into r ressnfy adj
vance such SOM 90 choes accunt Of taxes
agasust BIN and T. obtain therefor hcaie teres
she rate % five per cent n bis paysble
such ceTtfc Z. ihall pot be transferable.
SIC 43. A bonds ESqurel xeantef under IN provisions
81 this Ehal he made payable Confederate
&c - In y=catio q credits under re provisions s
&C. shah ey credit which The holder viii edoue Writing
his Sirgn to receive ooafsdeas IL yeh valued
At a high rate.
Approved Nay lsl ls53 Ie20-1sw4z
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20
10 rAKaERs AND aUARrERMAsTKRs.

Ass1sTANT QuARTERnAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
RICHMOND Va, 18th June, 1868. !
TAX IN RMD.
zoe following Is adopted for the collection Ct the tax
In tlEL
o1e- Of the Quartermastsr Generals Department
special eirg; Of tie sutJeet CONT oing Quar-
Scr rilh rank o. Major Is assigned each State, and
-ateTr ster, With } e TaLk Of Captain, TO each Con-
lna Dsuct Were II practicable " coatct the TENTH
1i oorgt si0us! strict will be sub!lYded bv the Post
charge of into sections for The convenient de-
sg IS tb spayer o. bis Quota Of prcdsce and agents will
y that oer take charge Of the depos TO be
..ii.isdTn e4eh seotcn.
isse depos be 6siasshsd, the assessments
.er Che law be made the OF small gran hay and
M 30 the present will have been secured
the iiSk and lncopveDence OF storing
M cTesa portion, well obtain rmedse supplies
~ s The army, the Department authorizes and requests
flets f near posts EbeTe QuArtermster new ss-
Honsi the Goyesrnertsenh orany part Of IT, TIA,
Qcag.erlGs'er. ts
ns toe law repaired deliver their t,rth ct
"a than eight mles from the place OF production.
~ ii deliver under ihl Request, he 6ovennent viii pay
ag pduce under this rhle will give seepis pro
Post " termser OF the Congr sansi District responsible
TIE TENTH - the has estab shed and made known
70 hD i QUA termaser teshom the produce delivered win
as receipt Tor i to he Post Quaermaser ofthe Dhtrict who
VII enor copy Of The receipt upon the assessors estimate
before transferring 4 70 the agents Ct the receiving depot
LARKIN SMITH,
A. Quartermastr &c. eral 10 charge.
Eaqurer Examiner, Sentinel and Dspseheopy one nonth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20
FIlsGENIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Aps'T AND HEF'R GENERALS oYYIcI, 4
ElcEHcko June l6, 1853.

Yr
eHosqg &C. OF coaes. ard The regulations adcpedby
i-.'sl vi al concerned:
3 ACT 70 FsTABLsH 4 SIIIE AND MSSa BusEGH
se,o The Congress fine Confederate sates do snaot,
o. l ai.sis erihorizsi and appointed under this &C,
80 eit!e caves So passed Apd n, lss, together Win
s constitute Independent buresu Of the War Depart
a.-- 90 bs entitled 'Tte Aiiis aud Mining Bureau"
rrLer enacted That sai bletau ,hanhsye charge
Of dudes prescribed IN he second section Of said set
shall BESIDES be charged with al dudes aad connect
h e mIing ofen COPPER, Lead coal, &C, far shall
Necessary to supply the military necessities the
country AMI hs superntsncee thereof shall urder the
~ 81 war have full powerto Intermediates OF real estate ard
purchases % fXurtl Necessary aTpsShant any mines
my BE- deemed eIpeoent . or vo,k on government
st war :or such supplies by purchase otherwise, Of
eop esd Iron al 1pc and such other minerals may be
rsqu rtd Ter tue prosecution OF the var.
= Eeit further enacted. That said bureau shall consist OF
eu,slan colonel IS superintendent tree majors assist
i oinienderts six eap,siu and ten hsuten.ns Whh
t 5s cuded tbs Ulcers the nIe corps who shall
.ayu.y ar,ts ,are Grade Approved Iphl22, 1868.
r4 $50 afy Of War Is Of opision that Y neceisary to ac-
TIE repair u roads, the manufacture Of arms, munitions and
sr ard for the operations Tmasters Ord
aabc EaneeT DspAr and that experience
M eore according TO the act Of Congress relating 10
g. si all Ep ents that may be nsde q iron for ihis
u sha he oendnc.et by The Chiefs OF the Qasrtenaser
Jtnauce ns gDd Etrf and Mnirg BGrux, ~ officers
o edbyem, vhc shall In every instance communicate to
eu q se ccers % purchase lie ssS e. sSd an cher TO
o. pCe Se atceFiGngd IN accordance with the
% i-pressnspts, hs parties cannot upon The
sane
II Ard vsas The ess ng necessity or IRON in the De.
rsd, sud Tor he good 81 The public service IS such
@ fr osss n,asu-ss Iust be AK % tcure adequate
@ . er oIde. o. thai whenever u gay become neees
the fll fr0frc OF any nine mapufsctoIy
sa Be worked sor he sale benGat Of the Govern
,a Coso ictse ,t. tt hN he comp 10 the Chief
ers:ue Departments Aforesaid 20 lease purchase the
.ti an. lat The lease purchase IA Improbable,
-' .Jlohzed to mrscsi the IaBe for tho use Of the
es0 saS ee'ns the s.r, CT while such reeesty shall
,yters ha oouJ,e.od NJ.
81 4 section e aq, GoSctrlirg mpessments, and in
s.T.llocs ~ . lec'icus dsnda.i N para slph1 1.
~ crdsh
(sgreD s. COOPER.
!t.--1W A6jf and Insp'r General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

RAiS-Ahers dry spell Of some weeks Duration,
We we're blessed Taursday night With refreshing an
Tue crops we're sufsrirg from the drought aee lhe
worst cOusaues g we're aredi but now VIC are cheer
ed viih tae bope that vegetation win take fresh start
and a a. PrOsidenes vi vOae5sle more rain thereby
-n.us.ns moge abundant yield Of he fruits Of tee
sa.lh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20
s. COOPER.
Aii'i and Insp'r General.
A0?r,AaD IEsP's aENL's orrIoE,

----- hlchtoIli 5une TO, 100.
N.sl f,-
5fcrsCr dgiy Il the field do not form part Of
- - ls..ll stl1 0' tie Commanding General.
T. lhefr ri Urinsuceof Armies ard Departments viii be
ire b5 the Dcrarnen Will b. removed except
NJ 90 IRE uEut and Inspector GeaeTals of.e.
III t1cers VIII continue IN bth the
virh .hey siiscted unii elievcd b. ders IRON
qi.rer ofihe Army DepaIizsGpt la which they ere
c1It.s a. orders assigning relieving or6n CHI
r-i2 forwarded - the ChIefof the Ordnance Bureau 81
"a. e.sG. by order.
iyseaJ7-. S. COOPER.
i'o-1T Adrt aud Icspr Gen1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20
Apyr AID INST, GINS oggIoE, !
oEEE2AU OGDgBS,
No -

RloHSOsD, June is, 1858.
oaEG2lu oIDsBsl
No. So
ecOn1 ssctis1 Of the aet erii'ed San Act 10 organize
BcEge proYides that such paEan rangers after
la ay received Into vice. shall be entitled 10 The
na and qda during their term Of sryice and
@ he regulations as otner soldiers Tferegu2rites
t tbs Department having been committed by ch
euders proper That these corps shall be placed upd
sscns than these herr tof'rs adopted. The Geneab
cent the departments 10 which they serving here
- gsefzlt 20 combine them into battaors srd regiments,
% e m % baR hi q Grler The same regulations IS Other
% intolerance ,helr discipline, position and movements,
sl Ulcers VII recommend any further for
lrrsuEaon an Integral psrion OF their commands
hsr apni promote their efficiency and the interests Of
il1'.f, ne General Of Department Will h-d
". ofrapzston III may be made, be submitted
r CONFEDERATION Of the President Ench paian corps
s'hu lie enemys Lines are fer The present. excepted
irou Oh cTde-
BycrdT. Cs'gas0
COOPER,
iS-iw Adjf and Insp Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-20

yHscEsEa vAose pspsssre marked EH Cross wi uate
81 thst their sabscrpdOnis about 70 expire ana vi
Esnit pro PITY L tAey visa iheis PaPeis eOntnnsL