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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

ANNUAL NoTICE-LiBrary Books to be Re-
tlsrHed.-The time approaching so near when
the Constitution Of the Cleveland Library
Association requires the members to return
their books to the Library for the annual err
GdiindtiOn, and also the necessity of re-classi-
flying large number Of the books and re ar
ranging them in the new Library Room, it
has been thought best to anticipate the time
a week, and do so at once. I have been,
therefore, requested by the Directors to give
notice to the members that all books in their
possession, belonging to the Association,
must be returned the coming week, ending
Saturday the 28th inst, under a penalty Of
ten cents per day for every day such book is
retained thereafter.
The rooms will be entirely completed and
opened permanently for drawing books, on
Monday tle 6tf day Of ApriI next.
meh2l:4S2 WIN. J. TAFT, Librarian.
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Grand Concentration of beauty, health,
comfort and durability of the teeth secured
by using Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold by druggists and Dentists everywhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

STERLIEG's AMBRosIA FOB THE HAIR-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mcb23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

A DOUGH, COLD, OR IRRIIATED THROAT
HsTioVed 70 progress results in serious Pulmonary
and Brsnchial Affections, oftsntimes incurable.
Browns Bronchial TrOehes
rssch directly the affected parts and give almost in
.atant relief. In BEOEUHTTIs, ASTHMA and CATARRH
bay are beneficial. The good effects resulting from
he use Of the Troches, and their extended use, has
.oau-sd them to be oounterfeited Be sure to guard
-ap,ipvt worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the eFE.
.-Trr Rrovz's BRsEoHIAL TRocHEs which have
ProvEp their efhcacy BY test Of many year1. PUB
Ms srTsEEns and STEsERs should use the troohea.-
RTHitary OosTs and Soldiers who oEer-tax tbs yoiee
sndsrs eEpossd 70 sudden chang anoaa hase tne-
Sod sTsrywhsrsat g esntspST bQEs ianifs5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

LOOK out for Artemus Wards lecture next
week Thursday evening, at Brainard's Hall.
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FOR SALE.-0ne very fine Brown Mare
and an excellent Buggy; the beast is six
years old. Also, one good open Buggy
Enquire of G. II. Kidney, 26l Perry street.
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BUsIEEss NOTICES.
House and Lot for sale.

HOuse and Lot for Sale
Situated on Merchants Avenue, University
Heights, near the Machinery Railroad Shops.
The house was newly finished last year, contains
eight rooms conveniently arranged will be sold
alta moderate price and on easy terms ifaPplied
for soon. Inquire of
ALcoTT & HORTON, 14I Water st.
rooh94.A95
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First PaRe.---LOcal Items from last
Evenings Edition will be found on our Ist
page
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Internnl Revcnue Notice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvENUE,O
18TH DISTRICT, ONO,
CLEVELAND, March 20, ls63.l
The manufacturers taxes, and any other
unpaid taxes, in Cuyahoga county, for the
month of February, 1868, and also the like
taxes for January; unpaid, are now payabley
and must be paid during the ensuing ten
days. This notice will also apply to licenses
unpaid, for which applications have been
made. Payment to be made at my Office as
above.
Only UNITED STATES MONEY re-
ceived.
Office open from A. N. to 3 Pm.
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
mch2l:433 Collector
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WADswoRTH's "DRY Up" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
icine is the most Ualrable remedy for Catarrh
we have ever sold.
meh23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

EOR SALE CHEAP.-A SECOND
~ HAND BOILER, u feet in length, 40 inches in
diam-fer, and contains three -etuTu fGes. Ii ia
good condition being almost new. For further par
tfcolars inquire at Eoufals, No % IT CHRIST
nearly opposite the Medical College. march 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

LOR RENT.-LARGE AND COEVE-
nient stores in American Buildings alsOseveTal
Offices ntled up in good order, and large rCOms
lu1tabe fur manufacturing purposes. For terms ap-
ply 20 Mm. q. Williams, Office OF Backus d Noble,
In American Buildings marchl4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

SECOND WARD Uy1ox LEAGUE.-The Union
men of the Second Ward met last evening
pursuant to notice, and organized Second
Ward Union League.
After adopting declaration of principles,
Constitution and bylaws, the following per
sons were elected officers:
Presidential. NJ. Chaplin.
Vice residents-Charlss W. Noble, j. R.
Fitzgerald.
secretary-F. J. PrenHss.
Executive Committee Peter Thatcher.
John N. Sterling, Jr., 7. N. Bond, Azariah
Everett, Peter Deimer.
Regular meetings every Tuesday evening.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CLKvELAND BlARKETs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, l
IUEsDAY EYENING. March q. 1853. I

TUESDAY EVENING, March "a, 1868.
ElOur-Market weak and extremely dull. Sales 20
bbls superine at s4,75.
Whear-Sales l car red at sI,S5
C0rn-Sale car at &C on track.
Highwines-Quotablea at 46c
seeds-sales small lots Clover at s.. .I2z95,2j and
Timothy at s2,OOa2,I2
Dried APPIes-sales 40 bbls at &C, with pay for
packages.
Dried Peaches-Sale at Ice.
Butter-Sales at 22c for choice Western Reserve.
Eggs-Sales p bbls at 12Jzc, and bbls at I3c.
Maple Sugar-Sale 800 rs at l5c
Oils-Sales Carbon at Csc with pay for packages.
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APP0INTME ENTS.

APPOINTMENTS FOR THE
n YEE1R Of ls63.--DR. CLARK, German Re-
formed Botanical Phui ican and SGrReou, Will con-
suit patients for all chronic diseases Of every ch4rac
ter, FREE or CHARGE at tn following times and pla
ces during the nresent Aeur-
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NEsv ADyEREIsEsIKNFs.

Z. COwles-Advertisrd Letters
c. D. Blshop-Notoe to Contractors.
WV Hutchinson je5erted.
Morgan, Root & Cola lies Dress Goods.
L. @. BaohbJrne-Carpenter Wanted.
Morgan, RO5t Co-Prints and Doms. tics.
L Little -Residence ror saSs.
Morgan, Root Co-Wicking.
Book Auction-Local Notice.
z. b. Fniott-LocaI Notice.
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SEWING MACHINES.


A full assortment eonstantleV on hand. We
dead IN none butthe best.
6. ". CROwELL Co.,
febe;l5l III Superior St Marble Block.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

w ROMETERs-NEW SUPPLY. .-They are The
best Barometers in market, and have taken Eremi-
uns at AL the State Fairs. We show testimoni-
ais from any number OF Scientific men to their
COWLES & 90, Sole Agents,
marl7 l57 Medden House,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

NEW Books From 7. B. Peterson &
Brothers, through II. S. Olmstead & Brother
of this city, we have received the following: :
'' Aurora Floyd" from Temple Bar" by
Miss. N. E. Bradden, author of "JOhn
Marchmont's Legacy" Lady Lisle, -
" Lady Audley's Secret" etc. This is pub
lished in full, from proof-sheets purchased
of the author. 1t is highly spoken of by the
critics. Price 50 cents.
"The Foggy Night at oHord," by Mrs.
Henry Wood, author of "East Lynn, y
i" The Channings," A Life's Secret, and
numerous other works Of fiction. Mrs.WOod
is prolific writer, and her stories are all
good. Price 25 cents.
"The Sleeping Sentinel" Those who had
the extreme pleasure of listening to Muir
doch's touching rendering of this beautiful
historic poem, need no introduction to it. 1t
is published in attractive form at 10 cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25
AGRICULTURAL.


GRIG LTUR AL.
PLOWS.-We have a superior lot for, the
Spring Trade.
BALDWIN, DEWITT CO.,
80 Center-St.
OULTIVATORS.-With Steel Teeth and
Shovel PLows with l, 2 and shovels.
BALDWIN, DEWITT & co.
IRON ROAD SCRAPEBS, Churns, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, &C., SC.
BALDWIN, DEWITT & 90.
OK Jokes, and few more of those BEST
CLOTHES WREGERs, at
CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

DR.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeop0thi-
eqlly. Office west side of the Public Square.
Residence 2S3 Perry street. marl7:444
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

LIGHT OPEN BUGGY FOR SALE.-Can be seen
at No. 1s2, Superior street, (basement)
mar10:2w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

DENTsTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at u low price. dec2R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

An ordinance to regulate the Fire Depart
ment>O of the City of Cleveland. Read the
first time.
An ordinance fixing the salary of city Of
fcers. Referred to the Committee on Ordi-
nances.
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PIANING Mill.

NEW PLANNING MILL@THE
IN undersigned having thoroughly rehtted the
planning MILL,
formerly occupied by J. p Psroival Elm-St.,
West Side near Stanley and Graham Pail Factory,
is now prepared TO do Planning, Oireular and Scroll
Saving, Wood Turning and MOuldings.
narchs RIOS MA BROWN. Agent
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WAR CLAIms.


Soldiers, Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

SKIRT SUPPoRTERs.-Mrs. C. S. Williams
win fit to order Skirt Supporters, Spinal and
Shoulder Braces, StPJ Supporters and Surgi-
cal Bandages.
Her HaIr Tonic, for the cure Of Badness
and Diseased Scalps, is unrivalIed. Cures
warranted. Rooms, No. II Spangler's Block
meh23:432
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SALE ACKNOWLEDGING to a death hay
fng occurred in the family of the proprietor,
the sale of the timber land in Mentor, Lake
county, advertised to come off the 23d inst,
(tO-day,) is postponed to the Both inst, at 10
A. N. mcb23:433
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500 Bounty
Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged By reason Of tCo,uds reeeiUed IN serltics
C. G.. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the altLor-
ICED Agent for the collection of this bounty.
Apply to him at once, in person or by let
ter, and 10 no other. Office in Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. marchl3:R2S.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
IeENERAL ORDER NO. 81

FORTRESS MONROE, March %.
The following general order has been is
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FOB THE ABOVE

THAN ANY OTHER HOUSEIN THE CITY
Es5- ALL KINDS Of U. !. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale
FB UNCgRRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates of Discount fsbg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

n. z. MONEY BIARKRT-March 23.
lBY TELEGRAFH.l
StOclks-Are lower.
Goid-45h Per cent. premium.
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T0R SALE.-A FARM OF 100
ACRES, two miles frum the gitE, good fruit
and well adapted Tor 3 She or Dairy Farm. Viii
be sold Ion credit eNeheng for Ciiypropoty ~.
LYMAN LITTLE,
mRrchl3 f33 No. AtWater Building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

EOR RENT.-HOUsE on ONTARIO
Street north Public Square, with rooms, well
lOcated Rent $500 per year, possession given April
let. msrcb,3453 b. n. KEYEs.
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NITY LOTS FOR SALE.-I AN
suihOrized to sell, very low for cash, tbs follow
ing lots IN s. - Stone survey Ia Cleveland to Wit
Lots ls3, l5s l62 o. les, l7s lce lg1, lsS is9 24
rs, 257, 2i9- These lots F0urh-st and yiein-
ity near The tanaHnd vary IN price from $50 TO e40O
D p. knAInIke. No 8 Prrkinsl Block.
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Tris.utcUf Erspcct.

At n meeting of The officers CT tie 18Th Vircia:.
Cavalry, held ut their camp, OIL the .ih day Of
Norrmber, 1868,
Col. .Jno. T. Ch7m5liss Jr, Was called 10 tie
chair; Lieut. Henry q. Moycr, appointed Sccre.
Ear.
Ga motion. committee &c l;.ree. consisting o.:
Capt j. Z. Wills, Gu. a: Lieut.. ". II. Proctor CO.
+; and Lieut.. T.. l. ballard, CO c., were nppoint-
cd by tae Chairman to 1rai: resolutions for the
meeting, w:en the following preamble and reso-
!J!i"hs were reported ana unanimously adopted {:
Nh:-cas, the casualties Of war have caused 4, 10
depsHrn the loss OF Major Joseph f. Gillette. whn
died Oh the Isl inst Of typhoid fever, aggravated
by severe wcunhs. received in ac!ion at Brandy
Station, Cunep.r couII!y, Va. Oh the !lik day Il
Ocfnbc:, 1853, and,
Whereas, though recognizing in this sad event
the d;s1cnsati0n CT IN Allwis- PIorideuce, we
desire 10 express cur sorrow for our loss. and TO
render 10 lis rieiAary the tribute due 70 tie noble
attributes d; l:is character as gentleman And
soldier, therefore,
Resolved I;t. That in the death OF 3iaior Gillette
orr c'sylntry has lost patriotic soldier and mos.
gallant and accomplished officer; society chris.
tj:u gentleman, estimable and exemplary in l..
the relation, Of life, and re, lis late comrades,
friend. cherished rs we'll for his genial DISPOSE
ton aud pure and generous nature, as for all III.
noble qualities which adorned and dign:fsd his
manly character.
81, That chesTful ard couras: sous in the d.,
charge OF his duties rs soldier kind, gsTerous
AMI i,:st in his requirements us nconln:ander; and
corlial ami oblg.rg in his. intercourse rs an as
sOciats, lie had cudea:ed himself TO The officers
and men ct this regiment, who will treasure up
with regret 4 remembrance of the nuhle example
Which he las LETT them.
III, That we tender 70 his afflicted family and
II u:Eing relatives, the expression ofour warmeSs
sympatbias, aud that va invoke for them the
t-nder care ard tha blessing, Of Him whom our
irord SO faithfully followed, and in the presence
o: ml.osA glory he now rests forever III peace.
+'l', Tina, copy of these resolutions be son:
% the family Of The deceased, aud that they bs
published in the Petersburg Express" Hich-
mond Enquirer" and Richmond "Ch.is;ian Al.
vo.a;c."
On motion Of Capt. A. Savage the meeting al
jourued. J. II. CIiAMBLGss JR.,
II q. MUYLEi:. Sec'ry. Chairman
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FnOI; EAST TENNESSEE.

ABINGDON, Va. Nov. lS.--Tho FRI aur..
;'"r 81 'Brownl9w's Wins" how called tho
""etcl Vcn:ilato:.' he, been recci,aJ. It
contains 10 news OF interest, hut its columns
are filled sin abuse AMI Y;:urc:a,ior. T.
SAYS il The Crion rcc7 ere compelled 70 leave
the c3cntry they will make it Il howiu; VIII
dcrness. lie says: Il glory in pcaLing M
batteries ircin my old Qualifications, iey:rnins
with :!.is he!Iba!n and hell bound rebellion,
where tho traitors forced re 10 leave c.r M
work Of faith, labor and love. The Federal
Court. under judge Trigs. will convene sAors-
y. aHd lie arbitrary arrests complained of !,r
Inc 'rai,"rs VIII ie tender marcirs com pagG,i
with Tie iGd-G;mant> b8:ore that CJurt."
In Il lengthy article, he says, slavery can
not .on@HT exc! - the temperate z'rn."
'..ti'ic- Mc(::;ec. Columbus pywclau,l Mr.
:alt"". oi Kentucky, have Gcaa sent - ina.
Sta npon = r1gu;s:t:on OF Coz. B.am:cttc.
icH~F firing reported in ii: direction Of
nui.'s Gap On ir,day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-20

AN ACT

-
To amtEi III, liza s: c'iou of the ne. for tho
production 'ani distribution Of salt. passed
March 80. 1859, .nIe;:ir by the act passed
September Il, 1858. Passed Oc'obr &C,
It's.
IL j; umac,ci ~ the General Assembly, Ths.
he r.uvc!.th lection Of n, ac. passed Starch 80,
,!:ii. enti;lrd '.:r act 70 provi for tie produce
'ion aid distribution Of alt rs amended 81 tic
;ri passed SctlsHiEcr is. 1863 cntt,d an act
an5nl;nr and r. enactU. he SIKH and elrrclih
sections Of an act oasied M,rch 30 1868, entitled
''Aa rs! 10 prt.Je uf the prO'!Ec;iou and iistr;-
buf;nu Of .:si;'' BE-, and tho ssIae il her ts
an 'lrd a;;I ccmacte1 so as IA read rs follows:
Ssc,ton II. Tac sgit SO manufactured shall DO
Fo 1t cost for c5;l, ana 30 be distributed - tho
i!,!It;cm: c"i:isi:r:. cities ?nd towns through duy
accredited go hts, /" disappointed by !he couny
aII corporation courts resp :ctvc!y, or when said
courts cannot Meet, Lgcauso Of The presence or
proxiSli.y ii he public enemy by the Busrd .:
Supervisors Oil the recommendation o. ary three
Or more justices Of said County or OF lie Senator
a.u. Delegate ur Delegates representing such
county in the General Assembly. And, in
order to do SD. it si"I, DO The dug II the Board
u: supnIviSGra, :Tc!n time, 10 asce.lain ncgr rs
$ hr, the ;ctnn! coat Of production aud uis:li-
button, and fix It's price accordingly, 50 81 to
cover such entire ccat But no n,ant OF any
county or corporation hereafter appviniel. shall
rs eniIii.G Ia ACT Il" such, uhtn he shall have
gwen bond with su.!Icoi!: securities, III the PEN
atty uf Ent less than ten thousand nor more tban
iltrty rheusnna ,osrs, conditioned for the faiths
IL! distribution cf salt rccciv, d by hm. among tha
nrrpln of his county Or corporation enid 6vnd
s!,ai; be taken by tho saii courts, when The ap-
IoiEtmcits arc made by them. ard i'll all ether
cases ty the Beard of.SupeTysor4 and such agents
shall dis :hut6 10 refugees and to p"rsoms lens
porariiy sjour,i'- i'll their counties, cities and
towns, 10 well rs 20 permanent ci:zers thereof.
Provided, however, That thu said courts AID the
said boarl s;,a!l respectively havO power 10 re-
Toie AIRY appointment OF agents heretofore or
hereafter msde by them, whichever they dem it
proper tS do ~. and shall, IN like manner, ap-
point another as;en; in place OF the ouc so re.
:lI'c al.
I'!ii ,ha,! be il. force fromi.s passage
copy from tie rol!s-Tes,c.
w +. GORDuH, Jg,
CIT Clerk Hoase DEL and keeper Of the Roll,
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RICHMOND MARKETS

AppLEs-S45 to $50 per barrel.
BACoN.-Firm at 81 80 per pound, hog round.
BUTTER-Firn at So per poaud.
BEEswAx.-S3 per pound.
BHASs-$I2 for tack eye: 81 for white.
CHEESE-S3 so 10 81 per pound.
CorrEE-S9to $50 per pound.
CoRS-SI4 to Sl5 pc: bushel, and scarce.
Corn MEAL-SI5t TO SIG per bushcl.
FLOCR-The market ;s entirely b.re-smal!
lots arrive occasionally, and are sold q. so 20
SEQ per barrel, according to quality
UAY--Scarce at Sl2 per IGJ pounds.
OSIoNs.-$25 per bSshel.
PoTAToES.-Swee:, $:!2 TO SIS per bushei.-
Irish. 81 TO SIS. per l!n,el.
LIME-Sl5 per ilicl
LARD 40 ~ = 80 per pound 70. small lots.
MoLAssES-Sl5 to SIG per gallon; Sorghum,
$40 to Si2.
.SUGAR-Brown, 81 as per pound; Crushed, 81
to So per pound.
SaLT-4O TO 45 cents per pound.
SsEDs-CIover seed scarce. $50 per bushe.
Timothy SIP. Grass 50 to Sc. Fiaxseed 50 TO
81.
TAR-S25 per barrel.
ToRhcCo-The market is without change
The demand for Manufactured is more active.
WHEAT-Market entirely bare-scaroely any
FINANCIAL.
GeLD-$Il 50 to SIP SO.
SiLyER-$9 SO to $40 so. The demxsd Is still
aesi#e.'
:: rasrkst.
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FROM SUFFOLK

Passengers BY the train from Iror ycs:er.
day aiterncon, says the Petersburg Express"
ct THURSDAY, represent all quiet in the vicini>
ty Of Suffolk. Tho Yankee picke;s Lave
again boon Withdrawn from around the town,
but ali tho roads are still blcckaded. The
town is visited cTcry day By q force from the
camp below.
Sycamore Hill Baptist Church, between
Suffolk and Portsmouth, was burned on Sun
day night last, either b. the Yankees OF run
away negroes.
Butler, the Beast, has issued en- order that
all Confederate officers or ,ldierscaught with
in their lines with arms, shall suffer d"ath.-
This order is intended to apply to the Confed,
crate scouts. who arc reported as being often
about Suffolk and Norfolk.
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ovAITEeMASTER GEGL's. OFFICE,
Sn-ar.r,er Tx. lst3

rJ,HC QUAaTERMAsrER GENERAL ka!inS been
suorz d b. Cs-erai 0rtier No. Zig to district tee
Confederate states f2 as=n ocrrs IL co; iroi hS spo
it a Geld TRANSPORTATION IN the sereTI district, sp
ncuncey TIE :elor ne Ir.reH'i"E I!>l:ic:s: ,
!st Dis-i:., gLe st.e; 8! Vi'gnia anl Moth c''oi
IA. ,,
ID Dstr!s s.a'c' cf SNrth Carolina Georgia, Fla
-aa tina, s.ctoa O: snba,rs nor. oil he Ttna.ssee v
cr md tia. sectcu Of Tennessee cast and Io:ta OF the
Tennessee river
"a District That "cop Of AiabnGa soatA o! The Te.'
r.sr the STATE Of Mis.ssnpi thu; part O; he Stats
Of Lculsi:n lying Gf tie 'sss'ipW river .c that
porr of Tennessee ylus y.cs o! t!e Tennessee !.vcr
4h District AL the country lying west Oh 'a' MsSS
s!rpi river.
tat on will rssga tbs proper oihrers TO carry ou' te m
s'reaiy asa gped by him aye contrnsd
Msi5r C2ie will pub,h the necessary rules and tesu
'A'A'A' ~ >N A. 3 LAWTcN,
roy 24v QuartsrmsateT General
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..,--s y : sf:SsSS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ia a:aaasHHE ssaes sahE I
.s;sys asils: ksss:#asssssg 1sH asasss9s
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TERM

;.;,, ..::a:..-far one scar, thirty Goi;a!tts
, 49, mcnii:5, hfecn dollars; " three
". ,,.,,t cisas dollars. Il" subscription &c.
md md SIX lees :Lan taroe n-2nths.
",:r " rggiY.-rpS one y"ar, twenty dol
',.~ six months, ;cu collars. for three
la. i've G2;'art. We SUBS ri o;;en received
~ is, tl:sn ti,rea man:As.
'Wrrr;;.-Fr: one ye;r. sel dollars; Cor
:. ,.s,,rhs, ITO dollars. n, suhscrintipn
~ .,rs;rs, Tor i@ss than six months.
t.,,. Il HswS dealers are furnished at
:, -@7.,... :; h ! liars per hundred copies.
=" =. >s.,,, kl&e:s changing their Post Offices,
=, s. - he nan1e Of tho Post O@ce a:
". .r i 80 ,ccn il the habit Of receiving
-, ~. s, j s"cr viii be stopped in ali CO Scs
49,. ga ;aa;t Tor expires, and those who
-. II :, be without tho paper mast look
=, - aai recew their subscriptions in
.E>,R:gERs whose uarers are marked with
,,,,, will understand that their term of Sub
%,-;.,,;aa is about TO expire, and will remit
,,.l,,..,iv i! they wish their papers continued.
- ADVERTISING.
advertisements will be inserted at the rate
AXE por.!AR AND FIFTY CENTS per square,
n, ,acl; ;rscr;;on-eisht lines Tor less; con-
.;;.;l;c 8 square.
~, or,.:,rs must be accompanied By the
,.,,--,;herw;Se they will not lie attended to.
,.s,:,es containing money are sent at he
-, o. ~ writer, thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-20
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faE Gdss:5Gs.Fs stIa.s> Dtsfai1f Caal4
son:!aatd i:s @e1s:ca q; ;;::sst;22ttGay sad liz.
pcscd 81 the blowing business.
The eases oC Joseph Ango7 md F. y.
Base, ella ming Is liz Illegally ds;;ainc,i in the
military scrv;rc. w.-e continued until Mon
day icsf. r. Y. Dr,oh"rdro claiming Zoe
same, Wa discharged. Wr!ts of habcas cor
pus were awarded D. F. Cievc!and and Franz;
Dickma:I, claiming tho S.aic, a:.i made .e-
turnab!e On Tuesday next.
An alias writ WAS AWARDED J AZ. i. Pointer.
and also orc to john y. S.: IL! bot. r;.u. l.
able On the 1T 81 D.cclahrr.
Ia the case Of .ia Confederate States vc.:us
sIndry goods. wares M! m"r"hanli,r, tie
goods were haiicd b. George H. Til.ma-, TIE
claimant WHO fled h:saibwer and calm, afd
gave bond and security, approved ly The
curt, and tie Marshal vas ordered t. deliver
the goods to the said Thomas