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GENERAL ORDER.

DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY,
Lexington, KY, Jan. p, 1858. .


GEEEEAL ORDERS.
No. 5.
l. A misconception with regard TO the true mean
ing Of the term DEsERT to exist in the minds
Of The officers and enlisted men Of this command. To
DESERT mems 10 quit or abandon the post com
mand OF the individual, and there s no authority re-
curing the Animus with which the party lett to Re
established does the fact that he afterwards
Voluntarily return, acquit him OF the crime. The
highest military authOrity declares that officers and
enlisted men, absent from their com mand without
proper authority in fact DEsERTERs and not only
oT eft All their pay and allowances doe al the time OF
desertion but are subject to the severe penalties
awarded BY law to that crime:
II. When 6 man leaves this command without
pr0per authority, and remains absent than one
day, his Company Commander viii report him o.
sDFsERrRD" on his next Morning Report, and will
prefer written charges against him. to be forwarded
through regimental to brigade Head Quarters; and II
tbs man Afterwards returns, he will be reported es
having JOINED PROM DEsERT1oN AND AWAIIIEo TRI-
nexed thereto, will be placed opposite hiH name on
tie next subsequent mus Ier-roll Of his company, IN
less he shall 10 the meantime have been tried and
Quilted or restored 70 duty without tal BY the Cen
eral oompetent 20 order the sama. Company and
Rsgirn@ufal Commanders have no authority to dis
pose Of such cases.
M a rIguruus policy viii hereafter be pursued
az Iinst de erters In this command. All desertsrB up
this date who have not returned been arrested
are hereby commanded TO Join their regiments snd
com oanies without delay, &C the rsk Of being brought
BACK IN irons, tired by military commissiOn and
m olicly branded on the cheek with the lsttar D
F mrt Ohadiencs 70 thts Nrer alone will secure lem
lent treatment. By order Of
Brig. tsen z. A. GILMORE.
LoFEIVI4I.l fsbGiIas Capt, AA,A,e eSR'L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-28

s4saeSt sf Chronic nseasas Of every character es-
pecaly the Throat and Lungs VIII give perfect Sal;
fction 10 ali Who may apply for relief Having nad
successful practice In the above named places lor
several yeafs with unparalleled success Of when SAT-
iEactory reference can be given &c any oi tne ADofe
named places. -
an medicines prescribed, and not Operating setis-
factory, the money shall b. res ded i0r al sacn e-
from g 90 70 $500. -,
18- he Doctor can be consulted the last two Neess
Of every month at his Iesiosncs. No. % Garden-St
Cleveland, o. Post Ufhcs address-box ~
febg3. R23-ItamdkW ). e. CBAkh. ~. u
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FOR SIZE "a ETCHANQE.

Garden n-st-House two stories and Lot. To exchange
for a corner lot, with or without building
Orange-St-East Of Perry Houte and Lot TO eKchaI
FIR farm.
StEam Saw mill and twen y-v- ares land on Flank
~ ftitig5 VEtl S1E5.
iOf acres on Uuyahoga River 10 miles from tha city
part-river bottom; good h Use and barn Pay y
IN city prGp=rty, balance on time
Wiron-st-frqnting linton Park, vacant lot &C feet
front, running 10 Lake hrie. Exchange Tor house
ana lot on West kt1e.
Good House and Barn 10 Collamsrf ~ acres Of land;
: good Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &c. Exchange
for house in city, subject to mortgage Of sl5O0.
Lot and tao Hnasas ON ss@t- l1ch ana Ia tEa1Hd
near -he city, sab. .ect 10 q mortgage OF St2u0.
Severn rist and saw Mills diffui ent lOcatiOns
Exchange Ior Farms o. part Western lands,
House aud Lot on TRACY ST Exchange for past Vest
ern land.
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FOR SALE.

A acres on Dstrot Plank Road, miles from Oourt
hou.e; handsome Building Lot. Sell One-haIf
a viii 9. sll0 per acre.
Lake St-House and Lot, 50xI25 feot, on cGrner.-
800. ......
Barn.
la &c Brick House in good style with water and 10
and lot s0xl50 ieet, Kiusmaa near Nrie st.
100 acres good Land in Ianad8.
TWO Lots on PrUspect-SI Hudson, $50 por foot
on time
Brick ouse and 5 acres OF land ADJOINING city linz
its, near Wilson Avenue, ACRES OF grapes in good
beaiing ord. r Sc CO., mostly on time.
Nine Lots on Forsst-St. near Kinsman, very cheap.
House and Lot on Gake-St; ell5O-
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rhe VOC upon De con.erlplIon BnI:

The following classified vote upon the
National Conseription Bill in the House
will be Of interest It will be seen that
only one straight Democrat, (Haight, Of
New York, voted for this important meas
ure Of national defense, while all other
Democrats voted against it:
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DIED.

On Thursday evening, Feb 18th, 1853, Of diptheIis
HEDDIE, youngest son Of Geo. II. and Lizzie .. Vi
las, aged three years.
Funeral viii tske pare this Saturday afternoon
at tv clock, from tina resitene of John H. Cor
hsm, No. sO2 Prolpect-st,
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R. G. MCLEAN.

The most active measures were imme-
diately taken to supply the wants indi-
Gated In Dr. McLean's letter, and DR.. New
berry writes to Us from Louisville, Feb.
2sd, az have engaged steamer at Cincin-
natl, and expect her to start tonight. She
will receive large consignment from the
Cincinnati eommission-will here take on
two hundred and fifty packages Of your
Iss. shipment-at Cairo, q quantity Of
slores, which have been sent!there for that
purpose from ChieagO-then she win go to
Memphis and Vicksburg. Dr.. McLean's
letter will show what the want has been
among the sick near Yicksburg. A con-
siderable shipment Of stores has been made
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REAL ESTATE.
IOhN q. JEN MN G s,
- t-uceossor;o Rouse Jsnnings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
Marble Block, oil superiO--st.

.zy-~il buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent aud oiect Rents, &C.
sS~Ho charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales CT Ext hangs Actually Made.
Rz-Alsr Issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
raussd 70 euro Coughs, Oods, and all Diseases Of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Price z5 cents per bottle
John T. Henry Co., Waterbury, Vermont, General
Arsnts. sold b. D. s. Barnes, so2 BroEdvay, n. T.,
and strone 4 ArmstFons. OlsEsland. n0El5.ls9
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q rR1ENp ii NEED-TRY b.

FRIEND III EEED-TRY n.
pr. sEssFsINFALLIBEE LIN IaENf Is 7rsDarz
iron the recipe OF Dr. tsghsa Sweet Of Connooticr
the great bone s5iteT and hes been Used II bis pra1
tes for tho last twenty years With the most asionsn
in0 sneoess AZ an eTtsrTal remedy Il Is without
rfysl and will alleviate Pain lze speedily than AM
ether preparation. For all Rheumatic and oeffou
sores. Wounds, SprGius Bruises, &C. ito 5oQthin}
healing and powerful stren gthening propgrsiila o.
cite tho lust wonder and sstontHh1lent OF eli WHO lI
ever given It trial. Over iO1r hundred csftictt5
81 kabe cures performed By il within the laai
two years. attest 20 tins lack strong Arnlgtrong
Agents for Cleveland d.cl.al 20 "a -. -
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ePEeIAl NOTICES.
A 0oUaH. C0ID. 0R IRRITATED THRoA


A COUGH. COLD, OR IRRIEATED THkOAI
II allowed 10 progress, Tssults in SERIOUS Pulmonary
and Bronchial afoctio nss oftsntimas incurable-
Browns BroaeSiaI TrOekes
reach directly the affected parts and give almost IN
slant resief. In BE5ScarTIs, AsTHaA and CATAREH
thsy are bsneheial The good Effects resulting nom
the use Of the Tochcs and their extended use, has
eaussd them to be counierieited. Be sure 10 guard
sipst worthless imi; stious. OBTAIN only the GTE.
uISE Baovs's BRsNcdIAL TRocHEs which haEs
PROVED their efacaey By test Of many years. PUB-
I1c srEAKEss and STSGERs should uss ths Troehcs,-
Military Ooers and Soldiers who ogor-tax the voice
sndars exposed 70 sudden changes should have them
sold everywhere at 25 cents per box ian:433
The Chief Attributes of Manhood are
freauen lost or suspended By NAL practices and vi
eious habits that wiz inevitably lead to hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
/ dos. in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY, or PMS
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" II is elzborstely nlustra-
i tad With eoIored sngTsVings snd VII convince tha
most hardsnsd and uneoaesrnsd, Is well ss relieve
the minds Of the most desponding, b leading then
in the right channel Tor relief OF bodily and mental
agony and despair.
sS-sold By DR.. GAzaoE. "a Bleseker.s ST., n. /
Prize . cents sent Tree everywhere. Sec advertise
ment of ''Trisssmar'' il enothsr column
sold also By g. " ULARE, Dragsisti Cleveland
| Oh5c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-28

WANTED-A good houss and lot on Frospsot-St. 1
can ind purchasers for Two or three good hOusaa
on Prospect or other good streets.
WAhTED-ssysTal houses To Let, fDF which en-
ind tenants.
s50O0--I 5000 with which 70 buy good mortgagd
TO IET-An once, front, on "a floor IN Matthew )
block, on Public square. Also, one tive 90 lC
rooms on Sd floor, suitable for Offices or lOsigiIii
JNO. &. JkkNLEGSv
fabI2 Eunerfor-Sf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-28

OReial Report Of tho Battle Of Murirees-
borO'.
General Rosecrans' official report Of the
battle of Stone river, at MurfressbOro',
has Just been published. Its great length
preeludes its publication in full in our
columns. 1t tisremarkably clear and in
tsllible. After giving report Of each
DAYS ansaetiOns, the General command
ing gums up the battle thus;
We moved on the enemy with the fol-
lowing forces:
Infantry AZ csvslry.....-.....S,SaO
hrfilleTy. .....-...s-.-.. Z5zzo ,ro.o
We fought the battle with the following
forces:
s7g77 Cavalry.
ARTILLERY ..-...--.-.-... 2,ELS 40 m
We lost in killed:
oBoers...............92 Enlisted Men,, al
Total l'OS'
We lost in wounded:
oncsrs..............-ssl Enlisted Men---e'S5l 's6i
ss ;iiss and wounded
Being 20.OS per cent. Of the entire force
IN action. Our loss in prisoners Is not
fuIlv made out: but the Provost Marshal
General says, from present information,
they viii fall short of 2, 800.
General Rosecrans says, with modest
pride, TIfthere are many more bloody bat
ties on record, considering the newness and
inexperiences of the troops, both officers
and men, or if there hiss been more true
6zhting qualities displayed by any people,
IGhould be pleased to know it"
OF the force and Disadvantages against
which he contended, the report says
RAs to the condition Of the fight we may
say that. we operated over an unknown
country against position which was 10
per cent better than our own, every foot
Of ground and approaches being well
known to the enemy, and that these disad-
vantages were fatally exhausted Dy the
faulty position Of our right wing
HThe force we fought is estimated as
follows. We have prisoners from lSz
regiments of infantry Consultations
counted as one, averaging from those n
General Bushrod's division, All each, say,
for certain $50 men each, will give
122 ReF's Infantry, say $50 men eaeh.-.- 1900
u Battallions shsrpshooters' say lOO..''.. -,
men elcl- Aseyl
e Bssteries ARTILLERY, say 90 men each. 1870
8 Regiments Cavalry, and 400
q Organizations Cayalry,l 70-..-.---.-... 1890
% 62,l05
Their average lots, taken from the sta
tistics Of Clsyburn, Breckinridge, and
Wither's divisions, was about 2,080 eash ;
ala, for Hix divisions Of infantry, and one
e cavalry, viii amount to Il, $50 men, 70
ems nearly IS les to 100.
BE makes the following interesting esti-
nate Of the missiles which performed theil
intended mission:
OF 1850 rebels struck by our missiles
Il Il estimated that
5000 rounds Of srtillsry hit T23 men.
ao0o, 900 rounds Of mulketry bit lS'ss2 men
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-28

PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.-Ihs
ns French Safe Is the only article ever recommend
n bV tho Medical Profession sATE and 50 rs Hre-
vs1five eampies sant, SAFELY CONCEALED, 70 anT
adiresg- or r0cs ipt OF stamp dec ~
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SUBsCRIBRR WuL

mi O44OGs IN -ODoNAhADnA - nAs " - -
sell some 43 acres OF Land in East Cleveland -
UriRina hundred lots Nos. So and 351, through
which sup riOr street Extension runs and II eau pc
dIvid into small portions suit purcha On i
are two small Houses teuan table condition. several
Eruit pa ches, sems bearing good fruit water c0nve-
nisnt, all cleared, DRAINED Hlil ht Tor cultivation
VIII be sold on favorable terms.
AlsO-2z acres in lOa l south the above parcels.
House and coed Ram, good Fruit and under state
Of cultivation VIII be sold in ike terms
inquire OF JAN ES RIUHARD5, on the premises.
EasL Clsysiand Feb Is, ls63:d&w43l
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W00lEN WARE.
APP0INTMENTs,

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE
N YEAR OF ls5S.-DR. CLARK, Grm9n he-
ut p4ients for ali chronic dissaseI OF eysIy eh-rse
Ier FREE or cHARoe, at thu foiowtng times aed pla
ces during the Frtsent year:
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7. Buchanan Read, the Cincinnati poet
and orator, has gone to MurfreesbOrO', by
request Of General Rosecrans, to report to
the sOldiers.the Union meetings At Cinein-
natl and Indianapolis
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Z. II. sOAOMONs0N,

PRAOTIOAL AND sCIEETIFIO OPTlCIk
kesps assortment in the Optical line q 50
D fhs trade. From bis long re5idence IN this OltTi
and ne extensive patronage received during thai
n1e IL would say 70 his old lriends and the public
qenernly that no edGrt that could Be put iurt1 %
re TIE very best quality Of Crystal Glasses, ground
under his own Inspection 70 suit the eyes, In all ca
ses curing weakness dizziness o. Inflammation q tEe
sswing. The reputation Of S0bOMOhSON.5 estaD-
lshmant IS the most reliable 20 get the best articles
tablishod aot and atastad by his patrons, whose ad-
vice Il is: co To BOLOMONSOh'S, tmake no mis-.
kahe1 IN guperior-St., undor the American and
there you viii ind the best kind Of SPECtAOhES
adapted 20 your sight, q.
that be never employs any In the sale OF his Len
sss and those who desire pair OF his Spectacles can
only obtain them By calling at his Establishment. =
- ARTIFIUIAL EfEs inserted without pain
Is perfect natural.
oFFI0E-Ho. 100 huBsrioE-st-, under ths American
Real spr2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-28

In the Senate at Columbus, Mr.. Bisrce,
Of Summit introduced bill ia amend the
act to prevent the foreible abduction Of the
citizens of Ohio, BY introducing, after the
provision, unless ii be in pursuance Of
the laws thereof" the following: DOR Of
the laws of the United States, or by the
order Of the President or Secretary Of War
In time Of war, insurrectiOn, or ri .l;iou.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-28

Large Hall-suitRble for Lodge Room, sc. Also
ParlCr and Eel Room in kouss's Block, corner
OF SuperioT-St aud Pubic square
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood aFo


FOR the Benudt OF Nervous suffer
err The WARNING VUICE on ~
Seii-Cufe Of Dabilltyy Consumption
Premature Decay, Loss Of Memory &C. by former
suffergr Enclosing temp, address
D. II. WE.LLtNQTON, Boston, Mas.
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OPTICAL.

s0iOmOHs0r1a. E7@R-OvSd GReetaeIel.
E----s-i .-sssss-s2..Ff Ff-.7---z--=Sya -.
$50 g.-s,s5f
7z=si-fT
~ -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOARD OF TRADE.-THE MEM
ID BzRs ofthe Board OF Trade arerequested t. meet
this Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock, TO take into
consideration the subject Of Toll, upon the WenAnd
oqGiI. Tsb 18th ,ss,.4s C. W. ssS4stary. sSSTs
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Mss KATHLEEN O'NEIEs
GRAND
Drawing Room and Novelty Troupe

SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. %,
BENEFIT OF JANIS {. MAFFIT,
and Positively The Last Night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-28

OK YOKEs, and few more Of those BEST
CLOTHES WRIEGERs, ct
CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
fab2S ---.---- 3o Csnter-St
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22
Eastern News.

General Price has not retired from the rebel
service
There is no truth in the rumored resignation
of Meade.
Out OF 476 persons drafted in the District of
Columbia, 296 were exempted, l6l offered
substitutes, and 6 paid the Communication, while
l3 stood the draft. Ont of 4.6 drafted, lS9
soldiers were obtained, and 81 500 in cash.
The court of inquiry, to investigate the sur
render Of Winchester and Martinsburg, con-
sists of Brigadier Generals Barry, Abercrom-
bic and DeA ussey.
The rebels destroyed the magnificent bridge
at Bridgeport. Tennessee.
The squadron of Mobile bas been largely
increased, and the people of that city are said
to be very despondent.
4 meeting of citizens of North Carolina has
been held, whose resolutions accuse the Rebel
Government Of cruelty and perfdy towards
that State, and declaring her people absolved
from any further allegiance 10 it; accusing
JEFF Davis and his fellow conspirators of the
destruction of slavery, aud asking for reinforce
meuts to prosecute the war for the Union in
that department. We hope this may prove
correct, and not the work of few men who
formerly pretended to elect one Foster TO
Congress.
An expedition had penetrated to WoOdvale,
Louisiana, and destroyed 100000 worth of
rebel property
Admiral Porter notifies the public that gun
boats are now stationed on the Mississippi all
the way TO New Orleans where there is any
danger of being molested by guerrllas vessels
therefore, need not wait for convoy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

The Republicans are crowdiDg- the State
with their stump orators, consisting of ex-
Democrats, ex preachers. ex-members of the
Legislature, ex-secessonists, ex-fllibusters, and
ex patriots. In style Of narration and vehe
mence Of obiugation, they are rare specimens.
1t is impossible to avoid the belief, however,
from the style Of these Republican raqperos,
that they are humblgs Of the first water Do
not our more sensible Republican friends who
heard Highly and Fargo on Saturday evening
last, think so tool
SARGENT should not feel bad over losing the
Republican nomination for Governor Low
viii wish that he had declined the position.
after next week.
tbs Philadelphia Press says, Honor to New
FORK. Her Governor has acted like man
who knows when the partnership is at an end"
This is knowledge which the Administration
will never learn while a sycophantic press de-
tends its imbecility.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22
Soldiers Punished for not Hurrahing fol-
the Negro Policy Of Mr. Lincoln.

The Chicago Irish Legion volunteered to
fight for the Union they had scarcely entered
the service when it was demanded of them
that they should hurrAh for the negro policy Of
the Administration Read the fooAing ac-
count Of the way soldiers are drilled in their
politics and consider what chance they have
to vote their real sentiments. We give the
exact words of Adiu'ant,General Thomas him
self, as published over his own signature:
was compelled to speak to the troops along
the route speaking one day some seven or
eight times. During my tour met with an
Irish regiment. the Nnetieth Illinois, from
Chicago-men who read the Chicago Times
After talking TO them a while, | proposed three
cheers for the President OF the United Statea
These were given heartily. Three cheers were
then proposed for the settled the policy of the
[ niied States with regard to the negroes
This was met by cries of No" Ne - The
Colonel was absent. and the Lieutenant Colo
mel was in command. | inquired what such
conduct meant The Lieutenant Colonel en-
deavored to excuse the men by saying that they
had no opportunity to think over the matter
| replied, You are not telling the trath. sir
know that they have been discussing this
question for week past. l know the fact if
you DO not" The officer was considerably
mortified. l ordered those who were opposed
70 this policy of the Government to step for
ward. and said knew the regiment had seen
considerable service and fought well but |
also knew that there was but little discipline
observed among them; that wanted a distinct
recognition OF this doctriue-that was the
point with me. Several stepped forward
They were instantly seized and sent 10 the
guard house.
| then left the regiment, telling them
would give them week TO consider what they
would do At the next station | met the
Colonel Of the regiment. who begged that |
would leave the matter in his hands, and he
would see that the men were taught the duty
Of soldiers. l complied with the request.
What Do the conservative and patriotic
people Of California think Of this confession Of
Adjl;an;. General Thomas Is it not a shame
less one Patriotic soldiers, who volunteered
to fight for the Union, and who cheered hearth.
y for the President, seized and sent to the
guard house" because they would not hurrah
for the dlsunion policy Of the Abolition iaua.
tics who refuse to restore the Union.