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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
Dr.. JOSIAH SMITH,

"AvING located in Lew isouTg, ohe"s
share Of the public 4ironass, hei'
deo-e and Ofrce On Make, -, 1eaI 0PF"-
sir. m. RIVER Holss.
Is.i.ta-. MsIeh :, ls16.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

ATbe MiitOnian mentions high pri-
ees paid for farms sold in tia, region-.s
follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
Thirty.Elghth Congress.

In the Senate, Mr.. Buckslew, Of Pa,
and four others, voted against the aamiss-
ion of the Senators from Vest Virginia.
Mr.. Clark Of y. n, moved 8 pension
for John Burns of Gettysburg.
Mr Wilson Of Mass, moved a bill to
add ffty per cent. to the pay Of uon-com-
mi.sioned officers and soldiers.
10 the House, Mooday, after somewhst
correcting The list of Members, vote for
Speaker was taken, as follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
THE RURAL AMERICAN.

Tn Bee. P1p~r for FTrHe-s 1n9 Frlt Gr9t->-s-Eioi,
Dollars Fremisn jOr oHiy Ttcsi..y Sl.bSr-lhsTsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21


What more appropriate celebration
could be made Of the birthday Of the savior
Of the then irfantile nation than to meet
together to pledge anew our allegiance to
the Government and to listen to words of
patriotic exhortatiOn from men who stand
suuarely and fairly upon the platform Of
unconditional lOyalty2 1t Is for this that
the meeting of Monday next is called
that the people may gather and take cOun-
sci together, on the best method Of sus-
taining the Administration and its autbori-
ty over the rebels. Wehave not had enough
Of these Union meetings. They should have
been held often enough to keep the enthu-
siasm of the people alive, so that they
should never forget or neglect their duty
We have been too 1uke-warm in the Union
cause. Let us now rouse up for grand
Union rally, which will tell to our soldiers
in the field that our hearts are still with
them,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

Our Soldiers in HOspitaIs-Their Personal
Testimony 10 the Benefit of the Soldiers
Aid Society.
That portion of the LEADER which,
every Saturday morning is devoted to
the cause Of the Soldiers Aid Society, is
always interesting and important but
this week especially so. In it is found
personal testimony from hundreds Of sol
dieIs in the hospitals in and about Muir
freesboro, to the efficacy and value of the
stores and delicacies sent to those hospi-
tails through the agency of the United
States Sanitary Commission, of which the
Soldiers Aid Society is a branch. We
have before noticed the slanderous letter
Of Mack" in the Ohio State Journal, to
the effect that no supplies sent to the hos
pitsls reached the patients. To Offset the
evil effects Of such an utterly false and
lying statement our correspondent, Mr..
E. D. Howard, La gentleman well known in
this city, and one entirely relisble,-per
sOnally visited the hospitals and obtained
from the inmates themselves, in their own
handwriting, their testimony tnat the
charge was false. The original list of
signers will be deposited with the Sol
diers' Aid Society of Northern Ohio, for
examination by any who may be still
dOubters. It is triumphant refutatiOn
Of all such ISLANDERS, and cannot but in
spire our benevolent friends to still
grester confidence in the immense good
that is being accomplished by this organ
iEation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

Imminent Danger of War with France.
That the attitude of Napoleon toward
the United States has long been threaten
ing, no one who has watched the course of
public events can deny. While protesting
great friendship for the Federal Govern
ment he has urged intervention or
mediation in favor of a discontinuance
ofthe war against the rebellion. He has
employed deception, as is usual with him.
In November last even while his proposal
for mediation was awaiting the reply of
England and Russia, his Minister
solemnly assured the American Min
lister that the Emperor had no
thought of Intervention. Again, in the
same month, the same French Minister of
Foreign Affairs informed Mr.. Dayton that
that proposition having failed, his Govern
ment had no thought of pushing the propO-
sal lany further or of Interfering in ANY man
ner. Yet, in the face of this assurance,
the proposition was speedily made that the
NOEAu duu GyuLA suoutu nOAu q conference
to settle the quarrel.
From all these facts and from the char
seter of the Emperor Napoleon, it is easy
to conclude that France is not friendly to
the United States and would accept the
first opportunity of opening war The
New York Times-whose regular Paris
correspondence is always important, and,
thus far, always reliable-in an article re-
viewing the attitude Of France, comes to
this conclusion;
"We have come with great reluctance
to the conclusion, which the current Of
events has nevertheless forced upon us,
that the French Emperor has determined
70 open our ports for the export Of cotton
before the 1st Of April and that he will
welcome rather than deprecate war as
the consequenceofth this act, ifevents can be
% shaped as to give him the prospective
control ofs cotton growing district in the
borders Of the Gulf of Mexico. The per
Sistent interference Of Napoleon in our af-
fairs-in the face of the most distinct and
psremptory repulses on our part snd Of the
steady discouragement Of England and
Russia-betrays purpose which has moi
been hastily formed, and from which hC
will not readily swerve. During the ear
Hsr stages Of the war, It Is now vel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
Ev,er.e, of Emancipaled Slaves,


The whole Democratic press, from the
highest to the lowest, have teemed with the
most unceasing rawlings and wailings over
the enormous expenses entailed upon
the Government By the care Of the freed
negroes OF the South. Our taxpayers were
regaled with dismal picture Of the ruin
to which they would be brought before the
taxes had been collected for feeding and
clothing these contrabands, and the squalld
condition of the starving poor Of the
Northern cities was portrayed in vivid
contrast to the " lazy and luxurious " life
Of the Southern dsrkey as he received his
keeping from the hands of " this Abolition
Government" See now how q few plain
figures will put these slanderers down.
By our special dispatches we learn that
Secretary Chase has submitted a report to
the House giving the expenses for the sus-
tensnce ofslsves in the Sea Island cotton
districts Of South Carolina, and the re-
eeipts therefrom. From that report it ap-
pears that the total expenses up to the 1st
Of June last, were S225, 5,705. The receipts
for the same time were S726,984, leaving
9 balance of clear profit Of over fire huHd-
red tEousGnd dollars, up to June last. No
comment is needed upon this simple array
Ofhgures, made, not by Abolition Hunt
er" nor by any visionary" but by the
Secretary Of the Treasury in his official
capacity. Let the mouths of the grumb-
lers now be stopped; they are impaled
with their own weapons. In the history
that will be made up Of this war and the
spirit Of the people, the record of these
despised and prosecuted blacks, who have
thus labOred for the Government, will ap-
pear in honorable contrast to that of the
COpperhead Democrats who have steadily
refused to vote q dollar to sustain the
nations honor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
General Hospital No. 2, MurfreesbOrO', /,


Geo " Ashton, private, co E, 18th Ohio.
F W Saunders, orderly sergeant, co K, 18th O.
VIM Boyer, private, co B, 49th Ohio.
jeremiah HoutE, private, co D, 59th Ind.
Tyers Fredk, private, CO E, S4th H.
Sam'l Graham, serg't, co E, Sd Tenn Cav.
] RiZor, private co c, 18th Ohio.
Geo House, private, co E, I'd Tenn Cav.
Kellam Smith, private, co e, lst Ohio Arti'ry.
Allen Hancock, serg't, CO 6, 18th Ind.
Geo Richards corporal, co Z, s9th III.
Orlin W. Tremain, corporal, co ], 3Oth Ind.
Simeon A Davis, private, co B, l0lst Ohio.
Geo Miller, private, co F, Ssth Ind.
Noah Stockman, private, co D, 39th Ind.
Gilman Thomas, private, co c, 3sth III.
Magill, J. NJ, private, co X, 1st East Tenn.
Geo Herrell, private, CO H, Ist East Tenn.
Henry Hart private, co /, 1st East Tenn.
Jesse McCready, private, co G, lst East Tenn
Jas Bowman, private, co /, lst East Tenn.
VIM Lane, private, co I, lst East Tenn.
Geo W Diggs, privale, co K, lst East Tenn.
Russell Harrington, private, co c, 4th Mich
igsn Cavalry.
John Brashesrs, private, co !, 1st East Tenn.
Jas McDaniels, corporal, CO E, 3eth Ind.
Dupes Emanuel, private, CO /, lst Ohio,
Braun, n c, private, co. E, 59th Ill.
Thos J Slusser, corporal, co F, 59th Ill.
Marshal NJ Beach, serg't, co D. 4th Mich Cav.
Patrick Bonner, private, co l, 1st Ohio.
Harts, private, co H, 49th Ohio.
Mich1 Kimmel, corporal, co X lOlst Ohio.
VIM. II Jones, private, 18th Reg Art.
Jno Y Kidney, private, 4th Ohio.
Jacob Smith, private, co X, 10lst Ohio.
Jerome B Hally, private, co B, I0lst Ohio.
Chas H MOttier, private, co G, 4th Ohio Cav.
Peter DiebOld, private, co A, 9Th Ohio Cav.
Henry Wickers, private, co X, 4th Ohio Cav.
Thos W Thompson, private, co d, 74th Ohio.
Hitler, Chas c, serg't, co B, 24th III.
VIM Webber, corporal, CO K, 24th III.
Chas II Balrd, pl ivate, co A, 4th Mich Cav
Henry Nelson, private, CO 3, seth Ill
Philip MRngle, private, co B, Ssth Ohio,
Henry DougheFty, private, co K, 3sth Ohio.
Thos Wells, private, co K, 3Sth Ohio.
Philip blinmick, private, co X T4th Ohio.
VIM D. Breauzealis, corporal, co !, lst E Tenn.
Jas Penrod, private, CO Z, 74th Ohio.
Geo. F. Schnehly, corporal, co e, 18th Ohio.
VIM Fitzgerald, private, co c, 3sth Ohio
Richard Vanslack, private, CO C, Sd Ohio Cav.
Jacob North, corporal, co A, SSth Ind.
Milo Ross, private, goth Ohio Battery.
Conrad Balte, private, 10th Ohio battery.
Vim Backus, serg't, 10th Ohio Battery.
Silvas B Vaughn, private, 10th Ohio Cavalry.
Danl Wilcox private 10th Ohio Battery.
Jos. W. Rose, private co D, 5th East Tenn.
McCOllum, VIM A private 5th East Tenn.
Jno W. Davis, private co F 9th East Tenn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.


95 BANK STREET, Feb. 2ls 1858.
The disbursements of this Society the
week past have been about twenty pack
ages dried fruits and groceries to the
wheeling Sanitary depot, for distribution
among the hospitals of Western Virginia,
and eighteen packages to LeavenwOrth,
Kansas, for the use of the sick in that city
and at Fort Scott, with small quantity of
supplies sent to Camp Cleveland hospital,
and some bedding and clothing furnished
to the Soldiers lodging room at the rail
road depot,
Wehave received a great deal Of inter
esting matter from the Sanitary Agents
and Inspectors at Nashville and Murfrees-
boro', but shall reserve this till next week,
as we gladly give place to the cOmmunica-
tiOn of ED. Howard, Esq, gentleman we'll
known in this city, and now employed by
the 0. S. Sanitary Commission in Nash
vile, Tennessee. This is valuable as a
refutation of the erroneous statements
that have lately been published in regard
to the efficiency of Sanitary work among
the Nashville hospitals. We beg attention
to the long list of names appended to the
| article Of Mr. Howard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

Lexington ny, Jan. Y. lobS
GKEERlL Orders,
I. A misconception with regard to the true mean
Of the officers and enlisted men of this Command 10
DESERT means 70 quis or abandon the pOst or COM
mand OF the individual, and there is AUTHORITY
Quiring the animus with which the party lett Re
established does the fact that be 8y afterwards
Voluntarily return, acquir him Of he crime The
highest military suthorit declares that officers and
enlisted men, absent from their command without
Tor cit all their pay allowance due the time Of
degertion, but are subject to the severe penalties
awarded by law to that crime.
II. When q man leaves this command without
proper authority, and remains absent more than one
day, his Company Commander will report him as
"DEsERTED" on his next Morning Report, and viii
prefer written charges against him, to be forwarded
through regimental to brigade Head Quarters; and
the afterwards returns, he will be reported a.
having JOINED FROM DLsERTIOE AND AWAITING TRI-
ALI" aud these remsrzs, with the proper dates an
neXed thereto, will Oe placed opposite his name on
the next subsequent musterrOll Of his company,
less he shall IN the meantime have been tried and
Quilted restored to duty without trial BY the Gen
eral competent TO order the same. Company and
Regimental Commanders have no authority to dis
pose Of such cases.
III. A rigorous policy will hereafter be pursued
against de erters in this command All deseTters up
this date who have not returned been arrested
are hereby commanded 70 Join their regiments and
companies without delay At the rsk Of being brought
publicly branded the cheek with the letter SD"
Prompt obedience 70 this order alone will are len
lent treatment. By order Of
Brig. Gen Q. A. qILLMORE-
W. l.. NJ. BURoEa,
l0FTIcIAL. fsb9 % ,'apt 3 A. A. Gen1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

A Holcroft, private, co F, 22nd Ind, police.
Jno " McClintock, private. co @, SD Ind, do.
Moses Gum, privatei co c, 2lst Ill, nurse.
John W Cluspill, private, co K, 25th Ill.
Ole Oleson, private, co F, 18th Wis.
Jno Oberg, seTg't, co F, 18th Wis.
Henry o 5 Pribble, private, co Il, 57th Ind.
Jesse Pierson, private, co D, Ss Ill.
NJ Tanning, private, co G, 21st III.
Kneed Emerson, corporal, co 4, 18th Wis.
Benz ininger, private, co g, 42d III.
Fred McCooper, private, co q, 42d Ind nurse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
FOR SALE.

Two Lots on Prospset-Ss, near Hudson, S20 per fo5t
time.
Brick HOuse and 81 acres flRnd ADJOINING city In
its, rear Wilson AteIue acres Of grapes In god
bearing ord 7; IS 600 mostly on time.
Nine Lots on Forsf-St. near kinsman, very cheap.
House and Lot on Lake-St Sll5O
q acrss on kinsman-SJ-, mile nom City limits.
good Country Tavern stand. 60 acres Of land, on
sJage roaai, l6 miles from tue city $500
Is acres In Rockp0rt Leonard Case farm; black
l0auy soil; so per acre
3l1k acres on stage road 70 Eyria, cottage house.
Hoa and LOt On Eolifar-Si 5 500
houss aud Lot on Irre-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
General Field Hospital, rear Of battle
field, miles from Murfreesboro', ]. T.
Wood Surgeon in charge. Feb. 9th. 1863.

Oeu6ral lelu nOSplLal, rear OF DatLle-
field, miles from Murfreesboro', J. T.
Wood Surgeon in charge, Feb. 9th, 1868.
CCWebb, Captain, co E, 18th Mich.
n W Yode, Lieutenant, 5Ist o.
Lewis Hill, corporal, co B, 4Sd III.
Henry Porter, 1st sergeant, co g, 9Th KY.
Michael Lanck, private, co D, 99th o.
Robert Moses, privste, co M, Sd KY Cav.
Jack Tortifoger, private, CO A SD Ind.
Cyrus Dixon, private, co A, SD Ind.
John McAllister, private, co F, s0.h o.
William Minet, private, co F, SD o.
Jacob E, Conkling, sergeant, co B, 44th Ill.
Richard jenkins, private, co !, 9Th Ill.
William, Carter, corporal, co 4, T4th o,
George Mcdaniel, private, co c, slth Ill.
William b. Server, private, co @, SD Ind.
James B Jones, corporal, co /, 27th Ind.
Henry B, Defnduffer, private, co E, ssth III,
N Martin, private, co E, 9lth o.
Thos Leedom, private, Bat. F, 1st o. A.
Jacob Mansfield, private, co D, 5Ist o.
Bennett Hewl, private, co g, AZ Ill.
John Wolf, private, CO c, 10lst o.
Samuel Patrick, private, co A, s4th III,
George Crenner, private, co H, 57th Ind.
VIM D Buckland, private, E, Goth o.
Pstriek Padden, private, co h, 10th Regulars.
Hugh MeGarrighan, private, co E, 2lth o.
Joseph Johnson, private, co F, I'd Tenn.
Robert Campbell, private, co D, 1sthO.
Peter SmAle, private, co A, 18th Pa.
Valentine Coyn, corporal, co D, 2lst o.
Thaddeus W Coteen, private, co D, S5th III.
Henry Shartzer, private, co B, 39th o.
refer Boyle pflFatel co r. 70 IA
James Brannen, private, co d, 6lst III.
Jas Walsh, private, co E, 18th Ill.
David Clover, private, co D, T3d III.
Phillip Gathers, private, go D, I'd No.
Theopolis Slider, private, co 18th No.
John Ahues, private, co F, I'd No.
Chas NeWeart, sergeant, F, I'd No.
Herman BONNER, private, co B, I'd No.
W II Landsdown, private CO B, 21st Ill.
Avery Henkins, private, co K, S9th III.
Lambert Scott, sergeant, co 23d KY.
Josiah Jortlmon, private, CO A, 18th D.
George McLafain, private, co A, 18th o.
James Rogers private, co A, SD o.
Jas Pendigast, private, co z, ed III.
Simeon q LOSejoy, private, co A, Ssth o.
John Wilsey. sergeant, co A Ssth Q.
Geo Rarbon, private, co G, SD o.
Phillip Miller, private, co F, 18th Q.
Thomas outcalt, private, co K, nth O..
John Simonss private. co A 3Sth Q.
Edwin seSley, private, 60 A, 18th q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
DIED.

At the Union theological seminary, New York
City, on Sabbath morning, February 18th, Of pneu-
monia, CRARLE rs C0E WRIGHT, Of Hudson, Ohio,
aged q years and IS DAYS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
FOR sILE OR EXCHANGE.

81 Acres on pla-k road in Parma; good Buildings,
Fruit, &C VIII exchange Ia part Tor House and
Los in City.
Good Hause and Barn in Col lamar; X acres Of land
gO-d Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &C. Exchange
FOR house in city, subject 70 mortgage Of $500.
Lot and two Houses on Lake-st- Exchanget0r Land
near the city. sab. .ect 70 q mortgage Of eiZl0-
ssversl Grist and saw Mills N different lOcations.-
Wzchange 1or FaIms or part Western lands-
House and Lot on Trscy-St. Exchange for pact est
trn land.
3l &c IS on stage road 10 Elyrias two miles vest Of
Dover Center stone cotage house, variety Of fruit
&c Exchaf g ia part Tor house and lot IN y.
52h acres in BrauRe township lDmlea from ely
Exchange Tor n3lse and lot IN city, ball amount
out Exchange 'Or frm.
3rick House sGd Lot on Supeiior-SE Extension. Ex-
change for farm. r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
AAlusERERTs.
A 'ADh"R OF A0S''' 8
Commencing Monday EVe'g Feb. 2Sd.
Miss KATHLEEN 0'NEIL'S
GRAND
Drawing Room and Novelty
tt Y OU p E!
AAlUsEMERTs.

Miss KATHLEEN O7EEIL. the w0rld-renowned
Irish Commedienne and Vocalist, Of the Haymarket
The atre, London, Of the principal Iheatrs and
Concerts in this county. universally acknOWed ed
By the press Of both hemispheres the most orig
inal and talented artistic in the void.
Miss Russ, the facins ting and beau iul Danseuse,
from Laura keens Theatre, New York.
Miss a RCHEk, the charming Vocalist and Dan
ssuse from the New York Theatre
LA PETITE HELOiSE. the Infant Wonder, aged
ak years, ron Growers Theatre, v ashingtOn-
Miss ADELGA FLURENCE, the pre- y and talent
ed uanseuse, from The Philadelphia Theatres.
]. s. MAFFtT and W. IA. BAitrnOLOMEW, Of all
the principal Theatres this Luntry and the great
est PantODimists in the world, whose perfo finances
everywhere received with shouts Of laughter and
thunders Of applausa.
NJ. W. WAi.D the Versatile Comedian.
Mons. Et GENE TdEhIODN, author and cOmpO-
ser Of several OF the most popular cOmpo rs In the
country, leader Ofthe Orchestra
HuRR SrhATA, Pi~nist
~ o. P, PERRY, Cornst-aPiston, late Of Jullen's
Band.
ALENTON, c. SCHULTZ,
G GRAHAM II. lsOFEMAH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

WANTED 4 Po1d house and lot on FrOspect-St /
can find pa chaseTs for two or three good houses
on Prospect or other coed streets.
WAETED-severel houses To Let. for which can
hnd tenants.
s50lll have 500 gith which 70 buy good mortgages
20 LET-An Office, frOlt. on % hOor IN Matthews
Block on Public -quare. Alec, one Cr Two g0c1
rooms on 81 hJUr, sui able for Offices or lodg nE
rooms JNO- q. JENNINGS,
fshI2 lf2s 2tl Gurerfor-Sf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21
GENERAL HOSPITAL NO, G, MURFREEsBoRo-DR. B.
TAILoR. 18TH OHIO. SURGEON IN CHARaE.

GENERAL HOSPITAL NO, G, MURFREEsBoRo-DR. B.
TAILOR, 10TH OHIO, SURGEON IN CHARGE.
R Smith, private, co H, 123d III.
E Brown, corporal, co B, Ill.
NJ Rourk, private, 10th Ind Battery.
Chamberlain, private, co ID, 123d Ill.
N Collins, private, 10th Ind Battery
H L Thompson, private, co B, lst N Tenn Cav
Geo Matua, private, 10th Ind Battery.
Sno W Taylor, private, 10Th Ind.
VIM Higgins, private, co 9 18th Ohio.
H Gallon, private, co G. I'd E Tenn Cav.
E Yeargin, private, co A, lst Tenn Cav.
COyrdon Massers private, II, 49th Ohio.
A 7 HarWood, private, co A, lst Mich E and u
E S Knowls, private, CO G, Ist Mich, E and N
HarwOod, private co A, lst Mich, and N
E and NJ
Geo Ives, private, co K, lst Mich, E and N.
Howard Scott, private, co A, 101st Ind
D H Miller, private, co 75th H.
Giles Hayes, private, co c, 7th III Cav.
Patrick Doley, private co D, 10th III Cav.
VIM Millholladd, private, Geth Ohio.
Jno II w Donney, private, co d, 9sth Ill
Thos W Kinnett. private, co C, 37th Ind.
Geo W Vogan, private, co c. S7th Ind.
Fred'k Huntley, private, CO A, 24th Ohio.
Oscar Decker, private, co z, 4th Mich Cav
VIM Thomas, private, co g, 4th Reg Cav.
John Stevens, co F, 1st Ohio Art.
VIM Rowe, private, CO L, 4th Mich Cav.
M Werner, private, co B, 4th Mich Cav.
40 Bolton, private, co F, 49th Ohio.
G Pense, sergeant, co G, 34th III.
James Miller, private co A, lst Tenn lnt.
Ainsworth, private, co l, lst E Tenn Cav.
Saml Ball, private, co F, I'd Tenn Cav.
W Hamentree, private, co F, I'd E Tenn Cav.
H Waters, private, co B, E Tenn Cav.
VIM Fayman, private, co 81. E Tenn Cav.
VIM Patterson, private, co NJ, E Tenn Cav.
John Bryant, private, co E, E Tenn Cav.
Loveday, private, CO E, E Tenn Cav.
LovedaypriVate, co !, E Tenn Cav.
Jenning, private, ee A, E Tenn Cav.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
sell some 43 acres OF laud in East Clev. land In
0ifaina hundrd acre lots Nos. 5y and 35I, through
which sup Ti0r street Extension and il can be
Ovid into small pori0us 10 suit purcha eis. Omit
are small Houses in iei able condition. several
ruit pa ches, bearing good fruit, water cOnve
ent all cleared drslnsd aud ht for cultivation
Will be sold on fag Orabls ierms-
AlzO-Z2 acres in l0t1ol south OF tie above parcels.
Hot se and g0cd an, god Fruit end under a s,ats
of cul iv4tion. Will be sold in ike terms
Enquire Of JAM hS BILLIARDS., on the premises.
Ersr t3Ievelaud FEB Il, 1868. tkwf3l