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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

Harbiu Robinson has been appointed
p..t,..-I----s-ol-s1 1idgs; in this county,
IN place Of Judge Asher N. Coe, who was
removed on account Of having too much
0opperheadism for bis own and his coun-
try's good.
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FROlr PHILApRLPHTA

PHILADELPHIA, January IL.
General sedgWick has written letter
TO General French, commanding The 8rd
army corps, emphatically denying The Sc.
rious accusation sgsinst the latter By q
New England clergyman, from Whish q
appears that no such conversation ag 81
represented with General Mtsds, ever took
place. General sedgWiok pays > high
compliment to French's personal beaFiag
during action, IS well as to his able dispo-
sition Of troops.
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GOOD REPORTS FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
Cheering Result Of Miss Dickin-
sons Address.
SEWARD'S DIPLOMATIC COR.
RESP0NDENOE.
Extent Of MOClellan's Report.
Prisoners Taking the Oath Of
Allegiance.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER
WASHINGTON, January II.
GEN. OsrERHAUs TO BE PROMOTED.

GEN. osTERKAUs TO BE PROMOTED.
Brigsdier General 0sterhsus is in town
from the West. He and Congressman
Blair had an interview with the President,
and it is understood that it was intima-
ted to the General that there would be no
doubt about his soon wearing double
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

First Gun from Governor BrOuEh.
The following shows that our new Exc
eutiEs is aliTs to the duty Of alling up the
ranks Of the army:
To MILITARY COMMITTEES AND RECRUIT
ING OFFICERS Congress has provided
for the extension Of bounties to the 1st of
March next and the continuance Of en-
listments under present regulations. This
is the time for renewed energies 70 fill up
the quota Of the State. Let us employ it
vigorously. JOHN BRoUGI,
Governor Of Ohio.
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ELECTION OFU. 5, sRNATOR.

CalCAGo, January II.
The Iowa Legislature lin joint cession
at Des Miones yesterday, elected James ".
Grimes, U. 8. Senator by . vote Of 12s to
= The Democrats voting for Jonn Jsn-
nings
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FIRE.

RACINE, WIS, January 1G.
North College building was burned to-
day. Loss, $4,000; insured for $1,000.
Scholars safe.
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PROPOSALS.
no TIMBER CONTRACTORS.

To IIMDNh OONINaUIVhD.
CLEvELASD, Jan. u, I'54.
Proposals will be received by A. Stone, Jr until
the fTst day OF February next, for furnishing
1000 OAK Pill ES,
for the Foundations Of the Union Passenger Depot
at CleveEnd Be Il feet in length, u inches in d.
netsr least at the largest end Of sound timber,
and to be delivered the loot Of WaterSt in Cleve-
land, or at some accessible point a Railroad.
The delivery 70 commence 5y the 18th Of March,
4 and TO be completed BY the 18th Of pr.l next.
HEParties Offering proposals, and not known 60
~ Of the undersigned must give satisfactory rsfe
fehe~ L. NJ HUBBY,
J. n. MCCULLOUGH,
JOHN GARDIEER,
A. STONE, Jr.,
tsn16-lss Building Committee.
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SALE OF REBEL PROPERTY.
The sale Of property In Eastern Virginia
insurreetionsry districts and for Texas, be-
gins again next week.


insurreetionary districts and for Texas, be-
gins again next week.
MISS DIcKIEsoE's ADDRESS.
Miss Dickinson's address Saturday even
ing, in the Hall of the House Of Representa-
tives, produced the most marked sensation
Of the season, and continues to be the topic
Of general conversation and praise. The
best evidence of interest she aroused is
found in the fact that the Vice President
and Speaker Of the House will tomorrow
pay over to the Freedmen's Relief Associ-
alton, as a result Of an hours address by
young Quaker girl, not less than one
thousand dollars, and possibly more. The
door and galleries were densely packed
and all available standing room occupied.
Large numbers we're turned away unable
to gain admission, and the sale Of tickets
to the floor had been stopped early in the
afternoon, more having beeu sold than
would fill every part of available space
The President and wife, and members Of
the Cabinet and other digniLsries, with
nearly all the Senators and Representa-
tives, were present.
Vice-President Hsmlin, in introducing
Miss Dickinson, compared her to Joan Of
Arc, and s9id that though in less martial
sphere, her work had been made not less
grHHu. Her sUUJeUt-~As ssWnrda for 4ks
Hour" and the address was rapturously
spplauded throughout. Earnest efforts
are making to induce her TO repeat it.
DIPLOMATIC coRREsPoSDEECE.
Stewards diplomatic correspondence is
expected to come into Congress to-mor-
row. 1t makes two volumes, about 1900
pages in all, withoutindexes. Only few
copies, for official use, are yet printed.
HoOLELLAS's REPORT.
The statement recently made in the
House, during debate, by a Democratic
member, that MeClelIan's report would
make only one volume Of two or three hun
dred pages, is true, if taken only as refer
ing solely to the text of the report, with
out maps, diagrams, explanations, accom-
psnying documents. The whole affair,
however, will, it is now estimated, make
three large octave volumes.
GEN. MEADE IN PHILADELPHIA.
General Meade is still in Philadelphia.
REBEL RAID A SENSATION STORY.
The statements Of a rebel raid through
tho Valley is still confined to sensational
newspapers. The war Office know nothing
Of them.
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GENERAL COURT MARTIAL.

The publication Of orders in the case
now warrants the announcement, which
could not properly be made before, that
the important case, for the trial Of which
ex Congressman John A. Bingham was
appointed Judge Advocate, is that Of Sur
geen. General Hammond. It is understood
that the charges which he had already pre-
psred, in his capacity as private legal
counsel of the Government, are of the
gravest nature, and that Government re-
gsrds IFS case as a very strong one. If it
is made out, the lightest punishment al
lowable will bs csshierinE. The court
nzrr1sI Is headed BY Major General Ogles-
by and Brigsdier General Harvey, of the
regular army. There are seven other
Brieadicrs on il.
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DIED,

In this City, on the 18th inst, MARY, only dauzh-
years and ? months.
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ANOTHER INooMPErEEr.

ANOTHER INCOMPETENT,
A charge of incspscity has been pre-
ferred against DR.. Nicholson, supsrintend-
ent Of the village of oOntrabands on the
Arlington estate. He has hitherto been
thought valuable officer.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CoNsCR1PT1oE BILL.
The Senate, by majority of three, has
fixed on S4OO for Communication in the con-
scIiption law.
Indications are decided that Summers
proposition to add to this a percentage on
incomes for exemption stands no chance.
1t has been voted down in two or three
different shapes.
Indications are equally decided that the
commutstion clause cannot be got out
Senator Lane denounced It on Saturday as
bill to raise tax by lottery from certain
able bodied men who are unwilling to
enter the service, but a msjority of the
Senate, and large majority of the House,
are in favor Of it
Blth Military Committees sre devoting
their whole time to the cOnscription law
and the Chairman of the Senate Commit
tee was in consultation with Stanton To-
day about it.
COMMITTEE ON THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR 10
BE RKvIvED.
Mr.. Lane, (Administration) in tie
House, threatens to oppose revival of the
Committee on the Conduct Of the War. It
cannot be possible, however, that it will
fail of large majority.
STATISTICS OF THE PENSION BUREAU.
In response 10 the Senate Committee on
Military Affairs, the Commissioner ofPen-
siOns reports the following statistics of
the business of the Pension Bureau: The
whole number OF applications up to Janu-
ary 1st, 1864, were 81, l,2s1. OF this number
there was admitted TO the same date 25,-
40; rejected S,187. The suspended are
awaiting additional evidence; 29,OOC
awaiting information from the depart
meets; 1929 returned by the Adjutsnt.
G >neral l,487 sent to the Adjutant- Gen.
eralg 2,494 not yet acted on; 1911 sppH
cations. The suspended and those await
ing additional evidences are delayed by
claimants or their attorneys 10 supply the
essential omissions in their applications
of o$ses remainiDg unneted on. Sever
thousand sight bnadred and tWenty-fOul
are DELAYED at he War and Navy depart
ments who are awaiting information nec
esssry to their perfection:
The Commissioner suggests that IN
business of the Bureau would be facilitated
by the repeal or modification Of portions
of the act of July 14tb, 1862, which nsy
have tended to throw much Of this bust
ness into incompetent hands. He recon
nends that q special designation of Magis
trates, before whom a declaration in pen
sion cases may be made. He asks fOl
contingent funds Of $4,000 for the pay o
temporary clerks, and for rooms twice thu
number IS now occupied by the Bureau.
c1TIzEKs OF NORTH CAROLINA TAKING TIL
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE,
The Of citizens of NeWbern, North Caro-
lima, who have taken the oath Of allie
glance under the Presidents Amnest,
Proclamation, already amount to elevel
hundred
NORTH CAROLINA.
Officers in North Carolina claim ths
that Department will soon be nearly,
not quite, selfsustaining. The result
mainly attributed to the operations Of th
Treasury Department in connection wit
the abandoned plantations and other con
mercisl operations.
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ITO PERSONS WIsHINGAPURE
aud reliable article OF
Rnnrhnn HhiskH for Medicinal Hsa-

would say that have received the agency for an
article manufactured by responsible PARTIES and hav
ing the endorsement and approval of Drs. Mott and
Parker Of New York City, and many Of the leading
Pbysicisns Throughout the country. See advertise
ment N New York Independent
G. W. OLABk, lI9 Superior-st,
an5-li5 Cleveland, Ohio,
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Curiously enough so prominent Sena-
tor as Trumbull, Of Illinois, yesterday
avowed himself in favor of the proposition
to raise one hundred Thousand volunteers
to take Richmond.
Mr. Foster, of Connecticut, followed in
advocating the same policy.
THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
About three hundred prisoners now in
the Old Capitol have taken the Oath Of
Allegiance and will soon be discharged.
They are mostly from the mountain re-
gions of North Carolina, Tennessee and
Alabama, and were conscripted into the
rebel army. Some were kidnapped while
in the field plOughing, or in the work
shops, without having an opportunity to
communicate with their families. They
all express desire to go to the North
west, and sgree in saying that the North
is the best place for lsboring men.
sERENADE OF MISS Dickinson.
Miss Dickinson was serenaded last
night at WiIlard's.
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FOR SALE.

T OTIS FOR SALE-135 FIT. FRONT
II 4 on Superior St., corner of MuiTson-St Also
sub-ots l6 II and 49, being 45 fest front each Su
perior-St, east Of MuirsOn-St. Also-l5 feet front
on Spring-St running back to the Bailroad track,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed of the
Cleveland, COum bus Cincinnati Railroad stands
Also-l7 feet inObss front Ohampiain-St, nearly
opposite the new City Court House.
RU-For terms enquire Of PAINE INVADE,
dec3-R20 Attnrneys
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TAX SAILS REDEMPTI0NS.

TAX SALE REDEMPTION
C- p Bail hss this day deposited in the Tressu-
= ~ CsVsboVa County the sum Of four dollars and
iuetTfour cent? 70 redeem one and s5-l0O acres Of
lard In ssetOn Il IN Euclid, sold for taxes January
ISfb 1872, 70 Byron herp,
Ao'1' --'-' II. Q. HAWKINS, Auditor.
- Iafb ISsf ianl6-ls4
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BE REYTVED.

Mr.. Lane, (AdministratiOn) in tie
House, threatens to oppose revival Of the
Committee on the Conduct Of the War. It
cannot be possible, however, that it will
fail of large majority.
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Officers in North Carolina claim that
that Department will soon be nearly, II
not quite, selfsustainiDg. The result is
mainly attributed to the operations Of the
Treasury Department in connection with
the abandoned plantations and other COM
mercial operations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

T ARGE STOCK OF LADIES
WATCHES, at COWLEs cos.
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TAX SALE REDEMPTION
samuel Moore has this day deposited With the
Treasurer Of Ouyshoga County the sum o. ten dol-
III sold for taxes January Is, lse2 % 3 +. Tyler.
n. q. HAWKINS, Auditor.
Auditors once, CuyAhosa Co, Cleveland, Janua-
N $50 lanl6-lS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-15
NEW DAILY PAPER IN RlUaMoND.
PHASPRCTHS


THE undersigned propose to publish daily
4 paper, unier N tue Of .rIe RICHMOND EERsBb.a
ID sb0uI The lblh o January next. -
1t win be eorsly Independent in pot but win Heysrthe
lea accord the adminsai alton just snpport ali
which, the opinion Of Its conductors deeaed
Of the good 81 The cause Ia shiloh prom
criticism such acts will bs deemed adstre 70 this Obi o.
will be, Of course consistent h the IN
der which the paper ID 70 . To- separated ~
the mater General News 10 viii be found
AIDING urns OF ,he dsy while it va
the nLancal intelligence as
The Of the hnsnea
Z any other unity Will be ed In number.
For reasons not proper t. lie mentioned, foEbes
of those who shall compose the
hstte Our,eTes that Wuen tbs ApbeAT
will found constitute sucL Of talent
tn eli known character OF the Individual whose name an
below, senogTaphe reporter furnishes presume
guarantee 10 all tnaJ relates political
speeches aud debates, whether la lsg AVe
them the HERAID" VII present advantages ceanly hot 10
DO :eled By Eoy paper IN The IOnfederAey. r' =
farming will be faithfully INDICATED and care
taken TO the earliest Intelligence vheh proper ~
gard for the Welfare Of that eat element e naonA wealth and
power than demand. '
In the correct ccm,rciA int gence equAI zs.I
albe nAnfstdspur bjsc being 10, AA.lho ssai as
departments an e5itcT ofhnown eKpelencs and ability.
ArrAngeneLts foot ~ Will h 10 the earliest
egn AMI the paper viii contan edtsraI talent
siuadsts tho bearing 81 rsn dip onsey ipoi south
10 short, 1.-THE BIoHIosD herald" viii be found to
combine every feature which the szeh Of H.
presedt o,isiS dsmsnd$ f-..L .t1 E-
TDs srsSp cuy TO u favor
rc nSge Of the cttEeLs " The sou besn Ornfedsrscy
the pspers Of the Gen Sds4iSs viii copy ga day
bill to %. -Iar - 8, . .f.s-a .."
Richmond, December ID 1874 =. Y"
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Non y.sfsrdag's sps'iag k'A''os.


Propo,sd Alteration in the Confederate rag
W.. h.xs been shown ths design OF the PropOeed
h,Dvs in the Confederate Flag, subj Of Brought up
.,,sr,v IN the Senate By resolution, ''ash Uas re-
- - ,bs Committee on Naval AEAss- fosI zee
r,osalsd s,s as proposed in the resouslsAsSin pre-
SAINT Ali, feature distinctive ron ths PIsssRt design
,hs outsr half Of the asd being changed 20 red bar
s,,spips across the width. We sFstand thai the
s,my almost universally IN favor Of his shaI &C. aud
Of the hshsst naval authorities have oppressed
tbsr uArm approval Of thsdssigN nsntiOn'd ab"Es'-
tbs design il proposed by ofeer In the army and
approved BY General Lse 81 adding dst'uoanSss ara
character TO the AIg bu Was modssts referred BY him
TO the DuAval gsntensn." best qlsAhsd 10 Judge OF
suoh nAttsrS
Wshays read letters rom several naval of'srs 10
whom the plan has been submittsa-and they express
thar en- Ire appreciation 0i tbs proposed amendment
Amopg ihoss Who have ihus expressed favorable
oploious We may mention Commodore Forrest Captain
a s Lee, in charge Of the Departments Of O'dsfs apS
Details C,p.ain W. B, Parker, Commanding s'heOlshiP
Patrick q snry and cOmmAnd-nt Of NSTal Academy,
@ .ptain Murray NasOn, in change Of the Riehmoed
\ val Rends Eveus, aud Oolonsl A z, BO,esr. Chair
man Of Committes Oh Flag aud ssAl 10 Ihs lAst Coo
Rresa Wh'cA adopted he present Gag
Phs view taken By these gentlemen a ha.ihs dag Ast
p,sssn, designed parakss 200 much OF the character
Of 4. v aas-of truce when drooping. The new De-
eigp VII relieve OF this OhseonAbs feature, and
viii. ue Doubt not, be adopted
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rusrd 81 ihe Amy Of tbs invading Shsrms engsged
mem killed ahd Wounded q number, and brought of
safely fourteen prisoners with horses irms, &C. he
then moved along in two miles Of the right hSok,
keeping pace With shsu parallel for ten or tseen
miles, watching their movements and daBhing upon
them at every opportunity. The 18Th and l7ih Army
Corps sncaTpsd the night OF the same day near -.
ohel with bis little band sndeavorlpg TO aseai them
again. and after completely breaking bis horses,
brought tR bis prisoners. BE is, are glad 10 say,
again fresh aud res for the fray, aud We trust TO
haze the pleasure OF recording some more deeds oil
his qSllaptry SOS CO So r
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tn CITY.

ALMOST FRI.-IAst evening about half past sll
O'Clock, she Mayors clerk, John J. Green, chsnc n.
10 go into the O Hail. discovered the building TO b.
filed With smoke. HunyioE down 30 the bassmsnl
ne discovered pile of rubbish in tis mitd Of til,
door to b. all Ab!szA b. The timely application o
few buckets Of Watsr, the amos we're Z insushsd
Bat for M. Greene prompt setiOu Ia The premises
the building nigh: have bosu destroyed. The esr,
Tho sweeps ootthe Oily Hal aud makes the FIRE, soy
he vas in the basement splitting wood aboat o'clock
shsn an CID piece OfO rpet tOOi & 9, tu hs Tough
nV had If C;uslj pat 1t out. sad lie could not seotun
for the Ere except upon Ihs sGppOsloa that it ka,
caught Sgsin.
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WHY GEN. BUELL. RESIGNED.

The Philadelphia Age publishes. private letter.
written isst GUNNER 20 friend by General Dan Carlos
Bae uhsrein the Generate reasons for rIsgOins his
e,mmission in the United States service are frankly
given TIE letter is among the fa" declarations made
BY Yankees since the commencement OF the was that
indicate sense of gentsmsn's responsibilities and,
"a sn almost solitary exception to the dreary cata-
ogus Of Yankee ihfsmss and bArbsFteP We here place
II ca record, together with the predatory remsrks of
fha lac
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-15

sUDDEs DsA,H --Mss Mile Tfanc.s, danss,ps late
Of the National Theatre IL shis city, Csms to her dealt
very ,uidsnlyst the National Theatre Ctcnnati lsst
eonesy ght. She had been dsrc.ng, end in patsir
from the green room to the stage in response 10 b
second encore, drank tpnbler full u ice water from
che fleets Of which dropped dead in full view
the audience Size sWeled past i'd feat on in
fec mlu iea-Ksn,phs Buii,thp, Nov 10.
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aud q 600 prisoners Gen. ohsaiham's eo'p,wss prr.
cipslIy engaged. <. = =. -, -. = ~
Tho enemy are falling bsok :, Hrrfressbero'.
Torres. Is reported TO be at Beutwster, between the
euee,y and Nashville. The enemy are said 10 be con-
-s... PROM East TENREssEE Gs4.a -
Through tho Briatol Register of the llth ws have
received the latest adsicSs from the East Tennessee
front Az that time th, rs were no Federal tn ops this
side of rawberry Plains stuh OF The Holdon, but
the country from Johnion to Knox cfuuty is hlled
with Equals Of illsm's renegadss. Lu hwhackng and
robbing The number OF these thieving despiradoes
that maintain terrorism In all the Counties OF Upper
Eat Tennessee Is almost incredible They carry on their
work of murder and p.uader With the more inpanity,
from the fact that cavalry cannot follow them into
their mountain fastnesses.
The Register tliiks our infantry force fufi ,isatiy
atreng TO tpLrs foici 10 clean lhsn out ct opcl.
Vaushu's trouts attacked the .susnys plehsts at
Longs Ford on Wednesday and drove them back.
capturing snsnber Of oVsrsoAtI. blinkst', etc. II.
Captain hessic, OF Gsasrai Dsts's command. Who
was captured by Bsrsriegr, made his esOtps from
ha at Beans S.s,on on Thsrsday. He reSOrls tia
Burbridgs he nido rsgimsnls and sight pscts Of ar
tillefy. he estimates his urea ct from ave 70 sI
thoueand. b.. ...s >. 7 ...'-s $50 s-
Cumberland Cap 10 said 10 be held ~ snAlIf tore.
Of negroes. U.s.
MILITARY Ifahs.
Il 10 currently reported that Chattanooga has bien
sgstuat d and destroyed BY the TedsTals. The In
nenss bridge o. Bridgeport sAs burned.
Yankee prisoners report that KIP ,triek was Shol
through TIE head aud portaly sounded in the aEhi,
ION Sunday, at Walkers bridge. 80,
GJnsEAl BsAsTsgsrd TsGehsd Charleston on The sysn
ing of the eth by the Ssuth Carolina RAlIoId, aud
In nsAiAtsy pished On, in special train, 70 the
OF LestIs, the UhArsslon and Savannah Railroad.
YtEgnEI ADVANCING Oh KIHsfoN
ms RAlsign ProStss sAys thss despatch sAs ia
esiysd IN Ihas ssy SUNDAY Aiu rnosn, tsting that
Yankee foses vac advancing on nson and within
tso miles Of the place. Tas Progress heard nothing
~ 70 the Itssngh Of this force but tupposea il is
nohng bat rAidng party, aud has doubt bu, the
SOeHsAFy steps Gill b a once akeu 20 drive back
so Nsabsrn. ......
The following M;al telegram va, received Just
before going 70 peas: ..... re-
$500 ra-a HiAp0uAITSIs. DEC. lS. 1864.
Hon. j. A. Bsdlow:
While Gen. Warren vas before Bolsld, tie enemy
moved Up ths Roanoke aEsinst Fort Branch aud from
Neubern against HUSTON BIih parties retired be-
ore the forces SAINT .Dst them All quiet in shat
District.
lsSnsd) as ..t REL'E.
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fhEA.UGF DEtARIakNT o. q. 81

L0kNs an TssH sESVBsBX a. sUR WV
sss NssEED HssissrH an EtH ..tNf NOR
ia SAHLE J.ShDs sSDGH sssh va sLsJ-
Gt' Ne ERG CS.tsIgiNSs 49, ~. - -.
1 EfDSliE on call viii be received ty tina
a. ssuss p tlit city AsstslI Treasurer. :. Charleston
and gabils Gnd tEa DsPottJs- Wnugtcn, fslsgh o.
lambda Augusta, ssvsGDsn and sOutgonsay aad osrhsxtss
- GsHot1 tor tie sane tsslg ,lssI6 tsls " k.r
ssni .8d secured tie .hon OF sb anoasi
Of tle tose b"ads sqpz! the osn. lhe bana.
be set AVs ~ the isss.r stt lfrcoeds shea sold 40
pisd cm,.Nor 90 the lsE ean ., iG s4d DtIlh0.to.
fs euV AMI Lslls aud soTpc-
tAAons aui ~ "a pbo generally. ~ s iadds u NmPots,
uVoslme and s edetl u tie Eausf.if, adopted IA
tssfrg he currency sbI mGietis LouH,s u i. hoped 81.
sn 80 Tic isVri sbis ~ tss olAUni,, ast
.ssGis lsn gIsL, &C. t,.s..hau O.giL, ino s5eet.
Il = TpthHuiE
ISS-db ssar~'.i 10 SsalEu.z.
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DEsERTSB Harrison uGu,cl, dsserar from the
68i North Carolina r9gimsnt, WAS r,cJ.ty capture
lie n nth 0srOGa IL YsAkeo TN 'orm and With iD.
kse commission in bic pocket. H. wsF F,co7ei il
this city this m1rnng and committed so Ossile Thu
~
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n EIPEDsIos. biCcIsds rum ing steamer Matte
belonging TO the Lamar Company ran into Confsdsr-
Ats port one night last week, with valuable cargo
discharged her freight, took on an outward boaud car
60 Snd pvt 70 SeI EEsin the q cond night after.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-15

J1h9 I. Mathews, IAN Ii, Battalion, eu pscied
bsirg ooEceInsd in The robbery end murder OF Achse
urk, vas sent 10 the Provost Marshal, there bsir
40 esidsnossO connect him with the crime.
Several negroes, charged with patty fsLc 6, wsrs
appropriately dL posed of.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-15

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