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| In sll the leading markets an almost complete
quiet seems TO have succeeded the speculative fever
and &C ivity OF Tuesday and wednesday, and as a
natural result this market has subsidsd into pure.
ly nominal condition for most staple commodities,
neither buyers sellers shosing any strong dispo-
sitiOn to operate. The demand for Flour to-day was
restricted to few barrels, hut holders were firm at
previous quotations, and are not anxious to realize
at the cost of a concession. Wheat rued quiet and
heavy, and in Change no inquiry wss shown, the
market closing quiet at about previous prices. Corn
is held Hrmer and about &c better, chi fly owing to
the very light receipts, there being no demand OF
consequence. OIis also close frmer, though nomi-
nAlly unchanged. The demand ia very small
Provisions firm at the advance established
within a day or two, and the inquiry for Smoked
Meats is quite active. Pork rules quiet
Butter is held little irmer, dealers qEoing at 9s
9Oc for good to prime W. X ggs Rre ates dy at aOo
Cheese irm and supply rather shsrt,
htgnTines are inactive and the market eDensd n
shlde easier, but the continued irmness elsewhere
induced holders TO assume a stiHar enc st The eIoe
and we auote the market arm at 8 S.
retroleum is without movement, but holde.s are
firm at 71gs1,
EiOur-The market is quiet bat holders srs firm
at previous quotations. We heard of no sales Of i'm
portancs to-day.
- Whear-Dull and heavy but nomiDalIy unchang-
ed. No trans ctions on Change. Sales 1000 bu
from board at sI,75.
Cern-Frmer, but insctiqs. Held at q, ,2sGsI, 30
on track and free on board.
Onts-FImer, but quies and nominaIIy uuchang-
ed.
POrK-Dull. but hrmer, at $500 ior No. 1 cit
mess; ss5, color No. 2.
Smoked HIeEts-In good demand and firm =
Sales 4,OcO lbs sugar cured hams canYassed, at 2Oc
1850 lbs uncsnyassed plain hams at Iso; LOO IIs
dried beef at I6c,
Mess Bsef-DuIl at sl7,OO for city-packsd.
ButIer-Stsady but quiet Quoted at 2s@sOc for
good to prime. Western rnd Central 2sa25c.
Eggs-small sales nice fresh at 2oc.
ChSssS-steAdy at IA @l5 for good to prime ". r
New York Hamburger Ise.
HIGhwIzes- Opened with 3 disposition on the
part Of some holders to realize, hut closed firm after
the reports at sl,66. We know Of some holders hav
ing withdrawn their stock from market. ThtTe
were no tales to-day.
AI00hOI-steady. Held at o. for % per cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits sI,7O.
BeRus-sellins ct s2,5O per busheI for prime me-
diam white.
saIt-Firm, with good demand. Fine i2,7O
coarse and ground solar s2,75.
Dried Apples-selIing steadily at I05<o
Dried PORohos-Firm at Sic Tor peeled and zoe
or unpesled.
PetrSieun-Firm, but quiet, at 1880.
Flsh-In fair demand and firm. WhIteHsh, half
bbls, rs,5OAs,75; Pickerel. half bbIs, s7GOa7 50;
Trout, half bbIs, 1885, Herring s6,z5 per barrel
Mil Feed-In good request and nrm a. So 40
S5 90. Oats and corn ground together s42O046Oe at
the mills.
10 at fha foil
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CITY NEWS.
Turn Quito Receive the Seventh

Tho citiEsns of Cleveland need but to be
informed of the arrival of the glorious
Seventh to turn out en- masse and give them
welcome. It is impossible, at this moment,
to say just when they will arrive, but it will
be within day or two. Let no one refrain
from hanging out his banner, and cheering
Justify and we'll when this remnant of the
brave fourteen hundred march through our
streets. Every one who has flag should
wave it. Every one who has handkerchief
or hat should swing it. Every one who
has a voice should shout.
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Or HAND EARLY.-Ws are informed
that Engine Company No. was on hand
first and threw the first stream Of water at
the fire at No. 319 Kinsman street on
Wednesday afternoon. Had it not been for
the obstruction of the water butt by the
piling omit of furniture, ,&c. removed from the
burning building, thus delaying them about
I've minutes, they think they would have been
able to put out the FIRE alone.
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CHRISTIAN COMMISSION MEETINGS IN
PAIEEsvILLE, ELYRIA AND NoKwALK The
Cleveland Christian Commission have invit-
ed Rev. 7. H. Hawks and Rev. J. Monteith,
Jr, to visit some of the most important
towns in Northern Ohio, and address the
citizens upon the work Of the Christian Com
mission. TheyiWiII hold meeting at Psines-
vile on Monday evening, Elyria Tuesday
evening, and Norwalk Wednesday evening.
We have no doubt but the meetings will be
largely attended, and We can assure the cit-
zsns Of the shove places that they will be
exceedingly interested in the statements Of
these gentlemen about their recent visit tothe
Army of the Potomac. One of the largest
congregations that ever gathered in church
in this city, was OOngregstOd I&A Sabbath
evening in the Second Presbyterian Church.
Hundreds went away who could not find
standing placein the church. We trust the
papers Published in the above towns will
see that proper notice are given of these
meetings. Mr.. Montsith was attached to
the 9th Corps, and was at The front during
some of the battles.
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ct the following quotations /:

PiastOr-In fair demand at SO per ton for land,
$3.50 per barrel for "Dentist," and ss,25 Der bar
rel for common oalcined.
Ale and PorLer-steady at following quotations:
Present Use Xxx Ale $500; Stock XXX $1,000 to sI2.
90; Kennett sl5,OOi Pale Cream sII,OO Porter s11
MaIt-Steady at so per bushsl.
HePs-7l@25o for Ohio; Eas5o for New York
State.
LImS-Akron and Oswego water lime in good
request at s2,O0.
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THE 10-40 BoEDs.-The subscription
to the 1910 bonds is etin before the public,
and over seventy millions have been already
taken. At the present rate of premium on
gold, they pay nearly ten per cent, interest
in currency, and at the conclusion of the war
they certainly will be worth par in gold.
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TEE PUT-M.BAY BxoURsION.-We hope
nobody will forget the excursion to Putin
Bay to- day, on that excellent steamer, the
Morning Star. The boat will leave the De-
trOit dock at sight O'Clock A. NJ, will reach
Black River about ten, take on passengers
there, and then proceed to Put-in-Bay. She
will return in good season. The excursion
is for the purpose Of iquidating the debt on
the West Side Armory-abOut $TOO-snd We
trust that it may succeed in accomplishing
that object. A better purpose or pleasant
or destination could hardly be imagined,
than the one afforded to these sxcursionists.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE On Thursday even
ing the boarding house of Miss o. ]. GiIlstt,
Assistant Principal of Cleveland High School,
was nOiselsssly entered by bsvy of young
ladies and gentlemen, and she was made the
happy recipient of three beautiful steel en-
cravings, donated by the graduating class.
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Corr1prAr1or Arp o.n1uAr1nn.Lrt

CONFIRMATION AND ORDIHATIoN.-The
PaineSviIIe Telegraph of this week says that
twenty-five or thirty persons we're confirmed
by Bishop BsdelI, in st. James Church, in
that village, on Wednesday afternoon. A
number of olsrgymsn from abroad were
present on the occasion. Rev. Mr.. Wells,
Pastor Of St. James Church, was ordained
by the Bishop-bsfore which Rev. Mr.. Ry-
lance Of this city, prsached an able dis
oourse.
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NEw YoRK, June "a.
The following prices were bid for Minisg stocks at
Boston to day:
Bay State lS, Central 65, Copper Falls 36, Frank
lin bj5S, North western 10, Pswabic cay, kOekand H.
huron i41I Isle Royals z0H minnesota Al.
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UEITKD STATES CoURT.-The case Of A
T. Stewart & Co., VS. Stsrkweather and
Evans, is still on trial in this court. It is
expected that the case will be cOnsluded to-
day.
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DEPARTED.-The yacht Coral, with its
merry party of Detroit excursionists, left
yesterday evening on their return trip
being tOWsd out of the harbOr by the Detroit
boat.
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E.X. sEOUK aAKAxx- June "a.
iETTzLlGRAPa.i

NIUGAI-WtELBF.
Michigan Central IS, New York Central 1888, Hudson
40, Erie 44, Nor .hWestern preferred 49, michis
southern gs Illinois Central scrip lsN Cleveland and
Pittsburgh .ll2Y, Northwestern 90. T0lsdO l43 Rock
Island ll4.
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UHICAelI mARKRT-JUNB "a,

Flour-Dnll
wheat Quiet and la2o lower, closing at Sl "A for
No and 1l. Sal IS for No 2.
-COrn-Qdiet and g lower Sales at 81 25S iorNo l,
and - i,Z5aL234 for No 2
OatB-Q 1iet at 7aa76c.
Whlsky-Olosad dull at 81 ,f2sIf3
PrOyisi9nR-Dull. ssT o. offered for Mess Pork,
t3S. o la39 90 asked.
Frsighis-DulI and declined Yale.
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NoULOT OI OufIbL . Onu
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 20, 1884.

POLICE CoURT.-A large docket awaited
the attention ofJudge HesssnmueIler st the
Police Court yesterday morning. For intOx-
icAtiOn Henry Hansnhsn, Nicholas Psnner,
James shse, Walter Barry, Lshigh Tsllman,
and Thomas B. Hopkins were fined each
81 and costs, and Mary Mccullough was sent
to the House of Correction for twenty nine
days.
For petit larceny Msry Smith was
fined 81 and cOs.s, and George HagerIing
costs.
For grand larceny William johnson wss
bound over to the Court of Common PIeas.
his bail was set At $500.
For opening lottery scheme, and exposing
property to sale, Wm. johnson was fined
ten dollars and cost.
The case against sristOn Eden, for burg
larry was continued, as wsro also several
other cases Of slight importance.
VIM. Perry was on trial for an attempt to
provoke breach Of peace. He was one
among gthenumbor of strikers in ths Pudding
Works on or near St. Clair street, and had
some difficulty with Mr.. Van Tyne, of the
establishment. The evidence was deemed
insufficient and he was discharged.
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LOOPY.1
MULBERRY CORNERS, GEAUaA Co.,
0Ho, June 18th, 1854.

DR. LieHTHILL:
SIR: have followed your prescription
faithfully since June 9th. I am happy to
inform you that have derived benefit there
from. My ear is decidedly better; it dis
charged but worry little, and that unpleasant
burning sensation has passed away. can
not but hope that by the use of your medi-
cines short time longer, may be entirely
cured; if SO, I shall ever feel gratifsd that
I applied to you for assistance.
Youra Re
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BURGLARY.-On Thursday night the
grocery store of Mr.. NOrthrOp, on Lake
street, was entered by burglars, and shout
$75 or $se taken. Mr.. NOrthrOp, who sleeps
in the upper part Of the building, had taken
the preesutiOn of removing the greater part
Of the money in the store when he went to
kn5
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GKKAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE
Atlantic & ct Western Railway.

Passengers going Ea.tWard will remember thst
this is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express leaves daily.
Saturdays excepted, at s:IO P NJ, arriving at sAlA-
mauca st 4:4l A. NJ and New York a. 9:E3 P. M
Sleeping Coaches attached.
~ No Change of Cars.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SPIRITUAL HALL, 184 SUPERIOR STREET
UP STAIRs.-Mrs. Sarah NJ. Thompson will
lecture bsfore the Spiritual Association of
Cleveland, tomorrow, Sunday morning and
evening, st 1O1z A. NJ. and P. NJ. Seats
free. A collection taken at the close Of each
lecture. june25:156.
Losr..-A Brindle Terrier Pup short ears,
white fore foot and white breast. Whoever
will return the same to No. I49 Euclid street
shall be suitably rewarded, june24:157.
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MKR OEAL.


MORNIAG LEADER OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, June "A, 1854.
ReceiPts-The following the receipts OF grain
BY rail during the n hours ending at hAlf-past ons
O'Clock to-day;
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MRs. C. R. STRONG.

DR.. LighthilT, to whom the above letter is
directed, will revisit Cleveland on Monday,
June 9th, and will remain at the Angler
House until Friday, July 1st. june25:157.
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EiaaF-Dull.
Wkeat-Dull moderately active No Milwaukee
70 arrive at 81 l,ssal90, for No Chicago, 81 No.
2 Chicago
Corn-Sales No at d, ,s5aI s6.
Oats-Mors active and frmer. Sales ct s5xas7c
for No l. ciOsiuR st sc
WhlHky-Salss at 81, ,65al,s8.
FTeIshts-Canal Frsights to New York wheat
l9c, corn 10.
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p. II MONEY nIARKEE-June 24.
IHT FRIaaaAFH.I

MsESY-Stringent at las per cent.
Et8Fitad ELohanga- Irregular and unsettled
at Z36a23S in currency.
G0IG-IereguIar and unsettled. Opening at 9i2a
2l6. and clusing at .5a2lf.
0ovOrEmSsI sTOoks-DuIl and lower.
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The Foreign Loan about to be nsgotis
ted by Secretary Chase will not interfere
with the operations of the Metropolitan Gift
Book Store, No. 14O Superior Street. A gift
with each book. iune24:I57,
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High School Commencement.

Exercises Of the Cleveland
High acknowledgements Of ChaPin's
HaIl---PrO gramme Of the OccahiOn-s-
Names Of GFaduaIes.-Characte of the
ExereIses-.-sOme Suggestions in RegnId d
To our CITY Schools,
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ATTEHTIoE FIRsT WARD. The Citizens
of the first Ward are requested to meet at the
Engine House on ChampIain Street, on
Saturday evening June 25, and on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Of next week, as the time for correcting the
enrolment has been extended. Evry man
enrolled in this Ward, thati entitled to ex-
emption from any cause whatever, should be
present, as it is of reatimportance that every
name improperly enrolled should be stricken
from the list as q means of reducing the
quota of the Ward. The service of a Notary
Public has been secured. The business will
be done without charge
O. G ROGERS,
THOMAS JONES, JR. AiU''0o' iS' aru'
june24;l56.
SALE OF PAISTIHGs.-We cannot forbear
again calling attention to the rich and val
liable collection of oil paintings now on ex-
hibition at Armory Hail. They are deserv-
ing study. Many of them are beautiful
works of art scenery in France, Germany,
the Catskill Noun tains, the Highlands, are
made to contrast their beauty and variety.
This is the last day of exhibition. The sale
will commence this evening at II o'clock,
and will afford rare opportunity for select
ing specimens of the pictorial art rarely Of
fsred to any public. Seats will be reserved
for ladies that may attend the sale.
jane24:156.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and FiRcal
Agent Of the United States.
National l0.4O Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
scriptions for the NATIONAL 10 40 1--WE PHR GENT.
LOAN, In coupon bonds registered certificates TO
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
IN oOIH,
Tins ioan bears GOLD IsFEREsT, payable sENI-AEEU-
ALLY coupon and registered bonds Of e5O0 and
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either to pay the &C.
erued Interest from the first OF HArch to the day Of
subscription in Ootn in Currency adding hfty per
cent. premium or receive bOnds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will elloW to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmissioH Of eighth Of per cent.
Aprilz-l62.
Six Cartons, new ribbons, in choice
cOlors, opened this morning at Mrs. shsw's
rooms. juns17:I57
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HOUSE TO RENT.-$23O per year-S rooms
Next to residence Of Jas. Hill-0sk Place.
June "a, 1854. L. PRHNFIss,
juas24;l57
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOR sALH AT THE,
OL.KFBLAN POsTOF FAF CsK
E. O0WLEs, P. N.
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OSWE8O RIARKET--Juuo "a. -.
lBX TELEaRAPH
Fieur-A etive; sla, ,75alI i 90 for double extra
Der Michigan held at 500.
COTn-Firm New Ohio aIl5
YorE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

W-aF-5R sALE,n "TO BRNT." "LOsT,"
WANTS" !" "FOU9D." !" "BDARBIs G,"' ODER
IEs." and other short notices, net exceeding -FOUR
EIEEs inserted twice in this cOnmt for % cents,
three Etmea IS cents, four times 80 nts /;
ior over FsUR LIaEs and not exceeding EIGHT
LINES. double above rates
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MORNINGLEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE a5. 1854
NEW ADvERRuEslKKVs.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
o. a. Rsad-U. 8. I6-4B Bonds.
John ElIsler-Acsdsmy Of Music.
Athsueum Music Hall-A. Montpelier.
7 C MillE-Fans.
James ". Queen & ro.-sterestoBtioons. etc
To Lumber Dealers and Survey oIs- situat On
Wanted
Iost-BTeAst Pin.
Spiritual HALL ocaI notice.
To Lumber Dsslers-I OcaI notice.
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no IUMBER DEALERS AND

sUhTEf Sa.-A Esutiaman dssirouE Of IOcst-
ing in o svslHnd wishes TO obtain si nation in ihe
Iumbs r bus ness or surveying Has been in the
lumber tn iness hf zen yean; n now surveyor OF
OF the largest manufacturing cities the rev m
gand etates; PERI CITY come tenttO take charge o.
al extensive buitnes Abuu dance OF refersnJe
given II required address u. W. 70 Bank at, or
call between the hours OF N and P NJ.
iInal5-Isa
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PURLTO RXHTRTTTONS.

eTERF COPriOO B, MRRic antsrus and
piEs 1lv1nG View With pbetogaph scenes from al
parts the world and Ill the import art battles,
incidents and places Of the present rebellion lso
Scripture aud Temperance illustrate sne IN greatV va
rfety, made and sor 8 ale ~
JsMEsW QUEEN O0,
e2i hes uur-et-, Philadelphia Pa.
Priced mud illustrated catalogues senr gratis
iu1sss-rfg
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Aose & PreatisR' PrOViaaOn Market Re-
pert.
HHm8-SuEar-cured premium hams D b-..-.-..l9
CanvaSsed hams a Ah....-...-....--...--..--..20
Dried Beef canvassed- 10
ShOuido Fs-Sugar-cure p u Nc
0,5.-,..-5
OauVaa8e ed-...-- l43ac
HaoOn-Or Smoked Sides . 1rs..........-.......-..-c
Lard-Prime Leaf kettle RENDERED in bbls = B-.l6 So
Prime leof ketl le RENDERED in kegs q D--l7
P0rk-RO mess p bbl........-......... Fs5 90
Extra clear . bDi....-..-.------...
~ No extra charge made for packages or carriage
20 rairo sd depots boats All articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything Ia the State
Orders promptly filled. Our suRar-oured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at te
late Ohio Stats Fair. BOSE 4 PREHTISs
fuly4-Ra
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A OTIVE ACCENTS WANTRD 1O

IA canvass each town and comfy in Ohio for
new booE. Iust published. called 'PEN II JTUh is
OF THE WAR OF, % yrics, Incidt MIS- and Sketches
OF the Rebellion. Itts havib rapid sale. Ag nts
viii do we'll to secure territory early.
Enclose stamp for Circular 20
BIS GREEN,
Room 4, American BaiIding, Cleveland, o.
fupefO IfO-dhWV
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PIFTsBURGH OIL MARKET,
Especial to the Eesder
PTTRaBURGH June a.
PetrOIeum-Arrivals, $40 bbis Very little do
ing. Crude 44c. Market dull. River low.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-17
confederate states TaX--NOflcf
to TaX-Payers.

ALL PERSONS liable TO Taxation under the
IA provisions of the law of ofCongress. approved
April 9th 1863 are hereby notified TO come
forward at the times and places hereinafter men,
toned. and file proper lists of ali property SUD-
iect to taxation, so that the same may De prop
erly assessed All professional men, merchants
mechanics an6 Others, will be required to furm 80
theundersigned with lists Of the amounts OF mo-
new. notes and other credits on which the inter-
est has not been paid, on hand or on deposit on
the lst of July. 1868, all incomes, profits IN any
business of every description, and all produce
of farms and plantations, which lists must De
sworn to by the parties making the same. "a
correct list of all notes and credits Will be re-
CURED exhibiting names, dates and amounts.)
will attend at
Bois d'Arc Township, at Fulton, on Monday
Feb 9Th;
Saline Township, at Columbus, on Monday,
February 18th :
Mine Creek Township at Nashville, on Mon
dayyF 22d;
Ozan Township, at Washington, on Monday,
Feb 29th, 1864.
Only that part of O1an Township is included
lying west of a north and south line passing tne
east boundary of the town of Washington
AHpersons are required to give prompt at
tention to this notice. am positively instruct
ed to enforce the penalty of DOUBLE TAXATION
in all cases Of neglect or refusal.
J. r. -GRATIOT, --
Assessor Confednate Tar,
z-sv Hampstead County, Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-17
REApoUATERs TRANs-MIss. DEPT.

Shreveport, La, Jan. 13, 1864. )
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 8.
ALL authority to raise new organi zations,
from men liable to conseription in this De
partment, not within the enemy's lines, will
expire on the fifteenth February, 1864.
These commands must be assembled lmme-
diately, and all men absent from, and claiming
to belong to them after the fifteenth of Febru-
ary next, will be arrested by the enrolling Off
GERS as conscripfs, and sent to the camp of in
struction.
All officers who have received such authori-
ty must forward, Oh or before the fifteenth
of February next, muster rolls of the men re-
cruited by them, whether the organization is
complete or not
III. In accordance with orders from the War
Department at Richmond, Major j. Horace
Lacy is announced as Chief Inspector of Field
Transportation in the Trans Mississippi De-
partment.
By command of
Lieut. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
8. s. ANDERSON.
2:sw Asst Adj't Gen.