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pKOPOSALS FOR Mules
DEPCrI QEAFrERAAsrKn GkT.s OTF1ry,,
P1TrtBrRGu. Pa. May 10. 1a3. )
1000 MULES.

3AE3e6LAHA. 1A-. -HhJ TO- 4a@.
1000 MULES.
Seated Proposals. will be received q this ONES until
acd good souno. .eerrlccatle Mules MOI three
Esrds LIE, lie 70 p Be- I aeiiSeSed = to!loss 81 1 '' '
rs s a e. sof ea ad he ha
p11rose eP y Witt; % !ss %: foupd
'1 e % a99 nan9't5 IS
asd add:esse1 = Lieut.: Col a, G:oss: Depasy QusF-
'eFna'ser General ogah.s48t Af,ex; 's'0u'sa' Pa
THO ability Of the bidder to fuin!: tbs coatEsst.
thou.d Il be aEafdedt 70 him must be guaranteed by
lie responsibility Of the guaraators mutt be shown
a Gea ss Sse th a Fl
opeaed or aer not i ee $t
oa TIC caasracs s!g.cd ~ tbe contfac1or Ind poh
his guarantors NIL be required Of the bid
% se IN ~ s s,a Sr r.
.e,sto hare their hondsaen ~i1h shea. OF 70 haye
bonds red Il anticipation and read: to be produces
FORK oF GUARANTEE.
Il e. ;sssy ~ s III
asontract IL aeeardnpee with The terms nf his propo
ston and that snond lis proposition Be .cceptei b
with. a. Should i5e % contfset 6e asasdea aia. a:
IL ss.:ssses Eass g. a1psadsd the osleal ees
Froro:as f:om dslo5ai parties @il1 not be consider
cd and ~ oath Of al1egta2ce VIII Be required o1 sue
The ned feseIses 70 hlmsel the right to rs
fect anT or ali bid, that he may dec@ roo high:
Payment 10 be Eade npon sae y o. tde sS Soa
u mTis esi,9t LsCcl 4 Drrty q H. Gen.
, 1863-05-18

Seized by the Rebels.
NEw YORK., May 18.-The s1oop Lapwiug
has been seized III the Rio Gr:lnde bT rebel
authorizes. She was from New Furk, with a
valuable cargo
, 1863-05-18
E9rivnteers Fitting Ont.
HYr Yam Anu 13-.A Mafa,n n.ac 1oifa,

NEw YoRK, May IA AatamoFas letter
# is understood that the schooners Gen.
pficfncY and West Florida are fitting ont rs
privatcefs at Brazos. and arc only awaiting
crews.
, 1863-05-18

Refused.
C1Sc1SSAT1, May 1.-THE application for
writ Of hob. "a eoTz,ns in the Va1lanaigham
ca6e, has been refused
, 1863-05-18

list RECEIVED.-~A fresh sup
- plyof
FIELD CLASSES.
NO FLIN 4 McELWAIV,
SIX Clark st., opposite the 9asrma7 Uo11e,
uys ds6k1n
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=. Nem A0psrtistmruts.
1AIAIEIEId,
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
and Air Passages.
DRS. LICHTHlLL.


0f34 Saint Marks Place, Il. z,
HA TE OPENED AN OFFICE IN CHI
CAG0 At TEE TREMoNT HOUSE.
ROOM 81, WHICH WILL BE UN-
DER THE SEECTAL CHARGE QF
DR.. Q. 81. LIGETHILL.
IT Lag sS2a ca be eon.e1<ed da,IJ 1.crn 10 l. M.to
svespt dar Hess rs &c
speeiS a:ranxst1s 3 Ps easss ot snerxsncy Q: by
.tensts il Ss:a e;s9y 81 nj Z
= Dr: - IsS! iiiEs .*cens work. -ApoDv,,,
os.aed Il cAktS Is IT koa3Ssa ssx nFy =
and of al1 respectable Booksellers. -'~~ 4o11'
TEsTImoSIALs:
FsoE Rev Jotp Sntt 2. D: Professor n r-ntca fot.
i: i;5S sv5ss T. s.: Sssa ssss5Ss i
isS "a ssxsaE s. fet@sy s .s:sa E sss:'ss
's'af ; G1as; si;p s35% sorr
FSssofsee Id, rs Fone3, ,sioa;eonelY co,x.f
1zsznrE1ox xox TN p1.1 Axp pgxH.}
4 Z r. fe t1a ma .sa ia
se aeeRae 9ss5 .ay q u
ROBERT c11s:z. Book.keepx.
1o e: 6: l5oa7W1I bsaz i. aia piessafs i 80
i ~ htsTlnE af ~ =. . Maseas % e
sssd 81 rsG ass a ,}s
TEE 5s* ~ aass SS "a
1'sH.9a 4hEoRa:ifs 5SGii ;f:f s'P!5 R5tye1s,
Proprietor DtlaFau House. Albany NY
, 1863-05-18

Of Wheat sse BY tho Ohio Itye1 fcom Southern oaIo.
Ird!ana. flnoiA Missouri and kentrtkr, an1 u u43o
OF peace from 1eunssse9 &nl Northern Alset:aippl
the P1tttburEh, FostWsyne Cntcaso and clnTe.a1 se
Pt,tsonsEh Railways tsere = direct a2d 4a3E GfT
OE CHICAGOns xcn ~ 70 an Immense grsfan s5eS -
Dhlo lid iadanE Du.inx sha lov ss.Eeof 1assT -
the Ohio ver In The months q 1ais aSne1 Eli taiS
supplies ofWhe.t a5e oofaiaed t1oo' ooS|'''
The P,6nsSh st<neeasIi5sa sans a.1 saaiss Il .aDpi5
sfSss oa he q sns inlf Res ~ sha
clties IS reached by tns Ind eoasa@as H.
!ct fea1I,as .; aa1s - aopsV : .ax
ofthe undersigned. NT KENNEDY,
Fttyo1rgh n,
rwKpsrEE 4 BAXTER, Chicago. illinois,
u111tT@F
, 1863-05-18

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO,
, 1863-05-18
THE STOREHOESE

Was sdded to tho Mill aho!:1y afser It got into fh1
operation. when the Eeckklty 1oE Increased room for
storing Wheat Flour and B4Trels. eecaMo Appasert.
It 50 feet opE. sui :; saHly bnfe ike toe AA ant
1nrs the letter L. sAo base resang on thu cAod oe
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SIT E..

The MN oceupieaa small sansxe ot e19tad II & tse
fach sreets which bound the property tne south
"a ess Ihs 9fs y ~ M aad L.
soathwardi5 about one waeIS II sR
tes tnto the Aegsny E.s5 !, IL ta9c 9om f5s ~
Tonndir pTorerry, having streets On u. sonth and
IN tht west there haaa about 100 feet
soua9s Just across The &c Ssn ~ 9eo9t
~. rnHsoiidsted Pittsburgh Fort Wayne d Chicago.
sad GieTelsad9 P,ts:sqrSa E.axa5e thu
,ntH rosT cou,uuptt1.tou with these rcata snd
nn.t,s the rrfei1loZ OF grain BON them convenient
, 1863-05-18
p.
TIE MILL

II substanta1ly bu!t h.lok and rooted with alate
It Il 1 feet loug. - feet vide tys s;ores ktgh and
4 sixteen foot 2a1e1, m7kius h1 3oars actually n
ten pat1s OF stone and five c3np.s .ste b,tinE chests
The machinery tor el~AExrg and se,ueing the wheat Is
e1tecklse ~ the best thAI car b. procured Tho e.
racsty ct the Mill may ne firly pat down barrels
PR dsy - many a. COO barrels per day bare been
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r O r S ATE.

= ~ IL ~ - Al.1[e
The ovce1s OF the PEARL STEAM MILL" being
actively engaged IN pursuits. and desiring Is
make division Gf ther interests. offer fog aale shls
large and valuable establishment. terms that must
rrbTe euus 10 aoE party whiug 10 engage IN
th4 milling business.
To persons residing In this vicinity particular de-
ser2stfn q re PsoEetty Psy b - ne
Mest1a- B: 7. KEESEDT 4 BK0TKEIs a.d open e
It. For the Information OF partlsz ut distanee, +
brief description is here given;
, 1863-05-18

HA TE OPENED An OFFICE IN CHI.
CAG0 At TIE TREMoNT HOUSE.
ROOM 81, WHICH WILL BE UN-
DEB THE SEECTAL CHARGE OF
OR. @. B. LIGETHILL.
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The Chanees az Port Hnd.on.

The New York Times correspondence
from New Orleans, says:
"Any one who expected to see Port
Hudson fall at the advent of Gen. Banks
e the walls Of Jericho crumbled before
the trumpet blast Of Joshus, was expect
ing too much. But it does not follow that
because that rebel stronghold on the Mis-
sisBippi has been hsunting defiance in our
faces all this time, it is to do 30 much
loageF. I have reason to know that meas.
urel Of strategic character are being
taken that promise the most satisfactory
results. Have no fear about our army
here or Of anything that rebellion has to
gain in this quarter; the only danger to
the eouutry-if any eEists-is from the
ASffb {tsVF
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sheen nnd Dogs.

The TifHn Advertiser puts together the
following facts in reference to the dsstruc-
ton of sheep by dOgs,-all the dogs in the
State are not worth One-tepiA oEtAs value
Of the sheep killed by them in single
year;
"The number of sheep killed by dogs in
the State Of Ohio during the year 1861, is
returned as 30, $50; the number injured
but not killed, 24,254 The total injury to
sheep BY dogs during the year amounted
to Se6, 4S4. The whole number Of sh aep
killed by dogs for the four years, '6s '59.'
sc, '61, was 167, 036; injured but not Kin.
ed, lO2, 445.-The damage amounted 20
S422, 1856 for the four years"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12
REORGANIZATION of the Army of the POtO-

REORGANIZATION Of the Army of the POto-
mac.
General Hooker has issued "General
Order No. g." in which he says that the
division of the army into grand divisions
impeding rather than facilitating the
despatch of its current business, and the
service it is liable to be called upon to per-
form being adverse to the movement and
operations of heavy columns, is discOn-
tinued, and the corps organization is
adopted in its stead. They will be COM
manded as follows.
First Corps, Major General John F.
Reynolds second corps, Maj Gen. D. N.
Couch; third corps, Brig. Gen. D. E.
Sickles Temporarily J fifth corps, Major
Gen. Geo. G. Meade; sixth corps, Major
Gen. john SedgWiok eleventh corps,
Maj. Gen. Franz Sigel; twelfth corps,
Maj. General Fl. W. Slocum.
These are all tried and true officers, of
whose efficiency General Hooker has had
opportunity to abundantly inform him
self.
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FEBRUARY. FEB, IA, 1868.
Large Sale Of Good Furniture, Splen-
did New Rosewood Piano,
n 4

o. UUTTER 4 SON will sell on Saturday. Februa-
" l4th, at their Auction Room, No l3l Bank-Sr-,
commencing at 10 clock A. NJ q large lot Of good
Furniture, new Rosewood Piano, &C, consisting OF
4 mahogany Sofas, Bureaus, marble top Tables, 6
dining room Tables, 10 WASH stands, mahogany and
c4ne seat chairs, bedsteads. rocking chairs hair
mattresses, 2 Sc Aing Mashin,s,
20 Brussels, Three.Ply & Ingram Carpets,
100 yards Oil Cloth cocoa mating coal stoves, Rus
sia stove pipe clocks Ia nps I0 silver plated Table
spouns 0silver-p plated Tabe Forks, large otcTOek-
cry and g GssEare, &C Also-one splendid
New Rosewood 7.OctaVO Plano Forte,
one OF the finest instruments ever offered at aucto
in this city 1t is ready for inspection at onr
Auction Room, No. l3i Bank-St. The Piano Will be
sold a. y clock precisely. The whole TO DO sold
with lut any reserve whatever.
Tsrms-Cssh. BankRbIe Funds at time o. sale
b19.ags
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Grave Disclosures.

The examination of General Burnside
before the Committee on the Conduct Of
the War, has, it is said, revealed some
startling facts; none of the committee
doubted his word, and yet they were slow
to believe that more than one General has
been guilty Of treason. Charges now hang
over the heads of several officers, in conse-
quence Of which, if true, any other Gov
ernment save our own would order them
to s military execution forthwith. His
testimony will probably not all be reported
to the Senate at present Perhaps it will
not be published to the world until after
the war is over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12
IMFoRrANT 10 ERAALEs.
mr. UNDERSTANDINGS PULLS.


The combination o. ingredients In these Pflsa1
the result Of long ard extensive prhoties. They
lId IN their opsratiun and certain IN oorreetiREni
irregularities painful MenstruatiOn, removing al 80
structons Whsther nom cold otherwise, hsadashs
pain in the side psptstion q the heart whites, ali
nervous sasctions Mysteries, fatigue, pain In tia
back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep, which arise
from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Ess tho commencement o. new era in the trBatms1f
of those frregularies and distractions, which hAT
eonsiznsd 90 msny to a prsmsturs grave. No iemall
can snloy good health unless she Is regular, and
Ehensyer sn distraction takes plsos ths gsEorai
hsaIth begins 70 decline
DE-. OHEEsEHAN'S PILLS
are the most oeciGAl remedy ever known f0r all con
laInts peoriiar 20 Females To sl classes thsy AZ
inTaiuable including, Sith certainty, pariodiel reg
ula-fty They are known to Thousands, who have
used thsn al dsrent reriodE, throughout tho eoun.
try having the sanction Of some o. the most euinoRf
Physicians IN AInsriea
61pllcis directions, stating when thsy shouid NJ
be used, With each Fox Ths price, $3.50 por Bo
containing rom SC to 90 PiIa.
Pills sent By mail, promptly, b. remittinG % 81
Propsiator. s0ld ly pruggists generally.
T. B. HUTORIHGS, PropristoE,
% Csdar-st., New YsEk.
- Sold EkCIssslo and Retail In Cleveland b
STRONG b AEm5EktlEtf- eurif-eoF w
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Wounded Soldiers a. Nashville.
Among the wounded men remaining in
hospital No. 1s, at Nashville, February 1st,
were the following:
FoRrY-FIRsT OHIO.
John Campbell company E Wm- Denkee'
corporal, company D c. Huston sergeahI'e09In-
pany C; c. F. Judd, company b W. MeCalIan:
company K P. Bower, corporal, company a
A. Flint, company Al D; Cochran, CON npeny p,s. =
ny K.
ErEErEESrH OHIO.
George Iefptaz, company A 7; Eli Cubbertson,
company H F; Thomas KING, company n M5h. %
Duber, company B G. !. Bishop, company h I;
]. B. Tarter, Samuel Cook, James Martin, Ira A.
Hiiqht, company K Henry Patterson, company
B w. Galley, company 6 "A. r. Stilson, eompa-
ny B Frederick Pannier, company e IhoInils
Harbaugh, company E S. H. Lyons, company
B George Little, company j. A. Barber
company E AlOnzo Hines, sergeant, company
D W McCurdy, company J. Saylor, com
panyA A; Jesse E. Rose, sergeant company
A. J. English, company Harman McF al
company B J. c. Wilmarth, company y
Robinson, corporal, company Henry Town
send, company g Nicholas Kline company a
Henry Base, company F Asall Adams, corporal
company C James H, Matthews, company
]. K. Bailey, company B I; Jennings MaTthrop
company E; VIM Zeigler, company + r rank
lin Hieock, company G George HalchoHse
company 3 Fisher A. Mckee, company G ]
A. Craie, company G :; George King, company B
James Cox, company J. +. Green, company
E.: F. Greller, company F J. H. Lamb, com
/ pany E W Fugate, company F; G. W. Law
son, company G Miller Wilson, company $
J. Swank, sergeant, company G. Mennln
company G; F. DcpOir, company II NJ L. ma
/ ward, company A c. B. Talbitzer, corporal
company c J. Lewis, corporal company O.
/ Shifts, corporal, company A W. Lewis, comPs
ny b; J. Ref company c. J. Scott, company I
| A Paiiinocr, company I J. P Dawes, cOmpan.
| H; j. Davis, company B n. ". Allen, comPan.
/ C;J. R. Swift, company I; ". GraffneT, compa
| nv F.; d. RAIDER, company c W. J. Miller, com
/ companyC; G. Hamlin, company D NJ. Kelly
/ company D &c Nydegger, company ; d; Meek
/ company 1 Milo Wilson, company Z, Mas
! company D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12
The Confessions and Experience Of a
POor Eo1uR Men

A gentleman having been cured Of the results o.
early error and disease, viii, from motives Of bsnsT
oence, send TO those who request 1t. COPY Of the
above Interesting narrative, published BY himssli-
This little book is designed warning and caution
TO young and those who suffer from Nervous De-
bllitY Loas Of Memory, Premature Decay &e-, &c,
supplying at the same time the means Of self cuFa.
Single copies viii be sent under seal in plain en-
veope without charge to any who request IT, By ad-
dress sng the author, OHAs. A. LAMBERT
nov2l:daw42s Greenpoint, Long Island. n 2.
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FOR SAFE.

Two Lots on ProspoctSt, Hudson, SEQ per foot,
time.
Brick ouse and 81 ofland adj dining city lin
its near Wilson Avenue, acres Of grapes in good
tearing ord. ?; Sc 600, mostly on time.
Nine Lots on Fortst-St. near kinsmRn, very cheap.
House and Lot on Lake-St 3ll5O
q acres on Kinsman-St., mile from City limits.
A good Country Tavern stand 90 acres Of land, on
Stage road l6 miles from the ci,y; 1900
l6 in RockpO near Leonard Case farm black
loamy soil; ; $50 per acre.
3lH acres on stage road 20 Eyria, cottage house.
Home and Lot on Bolivar-sI &I,5O0.
douse and Lot on Arle-St-
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MANTED-ARo 90

WAHTED-A good house and lot on Frospect-St.
can find pnI chasers for two or three good houses
on Prospect or other good streets.
W ANTED-Seyeral houses To Let for which / can
md tenants.
S5NO-I have 5000 with which 10 buy good mortgages
To LET-An Office, front, on ID hOer IN Matthews
Block. on Public Square. Also, one two good
rooms on Sd floor, suitable for offices or lodg ng
rooms JNO. q. JENNINGS,
fsbl2 R22 2ll Superior-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12

The Commissioner of Internal Reyan,s
has decided that iron railings, cOmno.ad
of wrought iron bars and cast iron orr.
nents, are regarded as manufactrrss .Dd
as such are subject to tax of thrss .,,.,- ns-
cent. ad vaIoren. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12

Nathan Hale, the senior editor of the
Boston Daily Advertiser, died in that city
on Sunday evening, Feb. 6, at the age of
7s. Mr.. Hale was one of the oldest jour
nalists in the United States, and had long
maintained high reputation for his eI-
tensiEe and accurate statistical and geo
graphical knowledge, for the cautiousness
and sobriety of his judgements, for his
enlightened and active interest in the
cause Of domestic industry and internal
improvements, and for the unquestioned
integrity and purity of his personal char
acter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

a Acres on plank road in Parma; good Buildi ngs
fruit, &c Will exchange 10 part for House and
Lot in City.
Good House and Barn in Collsmer IL acrrs Of land
good Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &c. Exchange
for house in city, sui, ,ect to mortgage of $500.
Lot and two Houses on Lake-St. Exchange for Land
near the city. subject TO q mortgage OF $500
Several Grist and saw Mills IN different OcatOns-
Exchange Tor Farms or part Western lands.
House and Lot on Iracy-st Exchange for past West
eTn land
BOZ stage road TO Elyria, two miles west Of
Dover Center stone cottage house, variety OF fruit
&c. Exchange IN part for hOuss aud lot IN city.
52z in Orange township, 10 miles from city
Exchange for mouse and lot in city, half amour =.
Is and ~ acres St Clair St, about three miles
out. Exchange Tor q ftrm.
Brick House and Lot on Super iorSt. Extension. TX
change for n farm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12

Mrs. Douglas has written a letter reIs. .
tive to the reports that she was a!.o.., ..
married again. The following extract is
published: "AlthOugh I live so ouietIv
the world seems determined to talk abo1i
me. hsve been disturbed by rumors
that l am engaged I hope you will think
enough Of me not to allow any one ever 10
say such thing to you without resent
ment.p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12

Tho Trustees have declared an Interest Dividend OF
six per cent all out stsudiug scrip OF tie Conpa-
ny, payable on or after the ID day Of March next
The Trustees have also declared a Scrip Dividend Of
80 Fifty per cent out OF the profits for he year, END
ing January Siht 1868. 10 parties entitled 10 their
same By gheir ARRANGEMENT with the Company d. lv
cradle en- after The % day Of March next.
The Trustees have furh declared that he Ger in
cafes issued by the Company in the years lisa and 1885
b. redeemed in -h on and after the % day OF March
next on presentation TO the Office Of the Company.
and that all further interest on the came shall eease
at that date.
The Trustees have aso declared an extra Scrip Div
idend Of O) Ten Per cent Of the surplus accunu-
latOus Of the CumEany all the tstandinE scrip,
including the ssue OF 1863 deliverable on or after the
p day OF March next.
All the above Dividends free Of Government Tax.
By order the BCald Of Trustees.
GEO. A TISDALE, Sec J.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12

In this city February 10th, ct the residence Of the
b. ide's father, by the kev DR.. Aiken, Mr. 4. 7.
HAMIbTUH, ISL, Of Newburgh, Uhio, and Miss
MARY Z. JONES, Of this city
At the residence Of the Brides father, in Bazet g.
on The sth inst BY Elder w. s. Hayden, Miss PbU-
lIA COBURE to Mr.. WIN. GALLEY, Of Fayetts
comfy, Pa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-12
DIED.

In Hospital at Nashville Tenn, on the morning Of
the q intt., Of Diptheria, OWEN BROWN, aged 81
years Of the Ssth Regiment, q. Y. l., Of Fcede-
rick Brown, Of Hudson, Ohio.
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GENERAL ORDER.
HEADoUARTEVs,

GESE9s5 SE9nsd5 Orders.
1 A Amisconcepiion With regard to the true mean
ing Of the term DEsERT seems exist in the minds
n me orers and enlisted men Of this com maud To
DFsEzT means 10 quir er abandon the post or com
mand Of the individual and there s no authority re-
0u,rinR the ami nus With which the party Lett TO Re
estsbIhed nor does the fact that be ay afterwards
Voluntarily return. acquit him OF he crime Inc
highest military authority declares that oeers and
enlisted men, absent from their command without
oner authority are in fact DEsERIERs and not only
or eit All their ray and aowaEc due Al the time OF
deserfi0u but are subject to the severe penalties
awarded BY law to that crime;
III When man leaves this command without
nroner authority and remains abse- more than one
dav bfs Company Commander viii report him as
-sIjEsERTED' on his next Morning Report and viii
nrafr written charges against hin, TO Be forwarded
fbrngh regimenta TO brigade Head Quartrrsi and If
fbe man Afterwards returns, he viii Be reported
baving uJOTyFD PROM DIsERTlON AND AWAITING TRI-
- and these remarks, with the proper dates an
ne2sd thereto will be placed opposite his name
sss he snail in the meantime have been tried and
ouite or restored 70 duty without trial b. the Cen
eraI com petent 10 order the same. Company and
Rsgimenfal Commanders have no authority TO dis
pose Of such cases.
aqansf de erters in this command All deeerters up
d this 4ts Who have not retCrned been arrested
muanes without delay, at the risE Of being brought
hack IN irons tr ed By q military commission and
publicly branded on the cheek win the Letter D.
romrf obeience 70 this order alone viii secure len
fsrf fTaatnent By order Of
lsn' Brig. ten Q. A. GILLMoBE.
". L. n. BURGEa,
rorrrrraI.1 fobs:l2s capt z A. a. een1.
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\. D. pOWNs, RLIXIR.

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
rsntedt TO cure Coughs Colds, and all Diseases Of ths
Throat Chest and Lungs. Price 3 cents per bottle.
John F. Henry & Co., Waterbury, Vermont, General
Agents Sold by b. s. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, n. T.,
and strong & Armstrong. Cleveland. noTI54ss
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A FBIESD IN NEED-TBY IT.
Dr. Sweets IEFALLIBLE LIHIMENTis prspars
from the recipe o. Dr. sts7hon Sweet Of ConnectcIt
tho gret boas setter and has beoa used in his praS
tce for tbs last twenty Yeas with the most sstonish
fug success Is an external remedy it IL without
rival, and viii alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation. For all Rheumatic aud Eervoui
Disorders It Is truly iutalhbe, and curatiys ioa
Sores, Wounds Spralus, Bruises, &C. ia suothing
healing and poWerioi 5trsn gthening proponses eN-
cite the luzt Fcuuar ad ot all 10 have
ever giyuu 1t D trial Over four hundred oertdcatsl
Of remarkable cures performed By il within the last
two Voar1 Rftost to fhis iact Strong 3 Armstrong
Agents for 0lsveianf tecllalteoNdav:t 10
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Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Marble Block, 211 Superior-St.

rs Will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and Collect Rents, &C.
BS-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales CT Exchanges Actually Made.
BG-Als7 issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates in
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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The venerable Josiah Quincy attained
his aiaety.frst year on the Sd inst. Two
well known merchants of Boston, both
over four score, who were of his military
family VIXEN he commanded the Hussars,
paid their respects to their former chief,
notwithstanding the extreme cold. The
united ages of the three gentlemen ez-
seeds the period that has elapsed since the
landing Of the pilgrims.