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500 MILLIOU LOAN.
NON TAXABLE BONDS.
TaxIsURI DEPARTMENT,

kobmopd, Aug. u Ioof
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales Of the
~ above Bonds At presn Treasury pres Of sSa and &C.
mad Ineres viii DO isconip ssd after the 39h Jay Of Se
oar next ar when s'AH have reacasd seventy oni
n dolaI n 20 much ahk be cold before tie ,ad 10 day o.
ptember The vii be suspended 10 conA iI he kpeo
neT Of advancing the poe and ene notice win 70 gwen o.
beirrsSumpton OF the price cred upon me sonos
Ts seerstary Of the TrCagy deems his duty TO CAL sue
peeiai attention taIpsTes generally sod Parcay me
rcutura this notice. This loan should be all tsker
The payment Of ibtere foreign countries VIZ be onerouI
md opnrss,lye OF OF peace and low prices
And now that cutnIs products are eonsaBeing such
0h pees BY investing In the Bonds Of the Government tA1psy
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=, ,ha nsSr,ent az intsreSt q. A. TREaHoLM,
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Z. II. CATLEIT, A. A. @.
HEADa'Rs RIsskvE FosoEs, !
October 81, 1861.

ePEcfAL oRDFR
No. l0i
The OF the regular se,,ien OF the vnis
Military Iasute having beea postponed until the LIST NoVe
next all Cadets nat undr II years Of and not
already assigned TO duty In the field BY orders the War De-
psrment from these aies, hereby Teeuied 10
report vi hou delaJ to Mi e. T. Psyton ComnaEdan OF
Damp OF Instruction. Camp Lee, gehn ODD for lre
date and temporary Id service Cadets unfer IL CT age
are also earnesty Invited 10 ieron once for assignment to
duty.
All burroughs and exemptions heretofore grated 10 osde
are, By CONN lnd Of the Secretary o'War, revoked.
The Cadets Will be released LON ned service BY or before the
commencement Of the session Of 10 Inuitute.
b command Of Major General KsNPa.
III. oATLETT,
oet-et A. a. g.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, U. 8. A.,
R1CHyosD, July Is, 1864.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In order 10 promote far practicable the early LIQUIDS,
dom he The easnrs OF the GUEST kNDIEG PAxrD NOTES, tie
freagurer Assistant and Pay Depossrs Ia the off
sesnt States hereby authorized 10 receive the SAID notes.
,epI The 90 notes. 66 per cntu, deposit Issuing ioI
tsme Certificates Of Lean upon hypothecsaon OF
onds The said certificates 10 be p4yApe demand after TIE
And s agents for the OF IA above bonds keTsty al
hoTTsd 10 receive the notes. With the exception above
laued in payment bonus when ioi Al the rste Of @ PEI
.sntrT - = q. A. TRENHoLS,
sanr nv the Treasury
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HS.sa.Es Rsaskvs foGos= o. v4,l
R.ohuend, Sap. %. 1894.
6IEAk1L Orders,


No. "a.
In Of General des o. Susd from The Ad
julant aud Inspector Generals omcc september s 1854 '
Undersigned In addition 70 his other dulles hereby SUMS com
msnd OF the business Of eonshpd0n and enelnentn the stats
OF Virginia.
IL DSset enrolling oeels viii proceed promptly 70 complete
he unnoned busne pending hdr tespec dive Offices and %
un over all ocal books Rd Effects 70 the Infpec
tIictu.
Ill Local enrolling ece viii hereafter address all Official
eon unieeuons directly Go the tommandan OF Congchpts
" ms enrohng oncer for zach and city will nme
dAieiy tApnt 70 the oonmandan Of Conscps copy q
ms commission ana rep ~ suDg ioth his whether
not he cspable Of ld ltree and not the evidence his
or assignment TO light du also complete des;p
tive Isis Of all men employed b. hin Ssnsopt guards ctTs
or Otherwise and copies Of the edeE assigning hem their
press mt dulles.
Apple atoms for assignment dliy ~ enrolling ocers
consci guLr1J Ia re countss res
will be received from octrs ONO "a Gnd rr.
belonging to the who between the sges
OF 10 and 90 yeLr om rerd and light duty n;,
and from persons Who lot liable 10 military service Eu n
applications enol stag TESTIMONY ofntt charset and
1tnesS will be sddr sd 0c John shle Do Dominant Of
90 scpts at Rebm Id Private o rs Of the
may be asEs ned 90 GUY As scting enrolling chesss
vi BY virtue 81 authority derived from the SECRETARY OF War;
all Officers from the State Of Virginia. who are rsred assign ed
70 light dsy unsSgaed are ordered TO report
Ia writ 70 these headquarters within thy deys. Soon IN
faog report wln tae pEeschb me viii be dropp sf
nom the rolls
BY command Brig Gen. KEzPER.
oe4 Ct 4. H. CATLEtT, A. A. q.
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RICHMOND WIG.

EER-plnI. ySAr. 80; M months, tSS iAEss months
glA Ror q les Psi q - per nosN.
Rnn RmuE,l ysAE, ssG months, so. No subscription
rSosfEs for lsls nGa nonlnL
WEzuT, year, asasaS. to NJ sSsSrpeea rsesSd
q lssI haz az nCnIa.
gs-siaa.csI a riEz ths EunEorhSr.
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BcssoEns pHDSn zArksd Win oroA WI Aaa.--
sad hai AaE bn Of ssscnpacn Asosato sPEssA VI
lp-ll uronpdy u tnsr Oapsfa ooutnasd
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a pPEAL to thc PubIic.-The Relief Com

A PPEAL to the Public.-The Relief Com
n,tee OF Richmond through their Dir sciory TO she
cubic for aid in the Refugees and serHg Poer In his
city. a., - -. A..
~ tho many OF Hem Wout employment OF MEANS
but worthy ensroua bympath and support Our
heir lad iuai and corporate capacity have been severely
Cd the relief Of these persons ana the poor ,
he commencement Of the war and while they are WILL 70 @
heir full proportion OF the BURDEN yet they tnhs on
y should be afo ded to the enc sst s,s, IL
urImmsdi.e vCinly and the interruption 70 TAI sSp
~ hSve produoed scarcely OIL rppnes, Theh oAl
nv he rsmede 90 those for whom ne srpea ne CON
Iny u ~ onnsulcus individuals OF co porstonA-
,erned ~ viii be taken by conuee 70 ns1rs y
very ~ The supplies procured contributed 10 the isl
.s an our soldiers sDd the worthy poor. ,,, -.
TIE duty providing for the ian,s o. our sOsss y
snt, heen Asfsrred the Amy COMMITTEES OF VIC focnl
ssS syoc the Relief Comnitiee, tna We us
ast The sme Hbesty which has heretofore been Manifested
them will be extsnded 70 ur III, an
souhen Krpscss Company have kindly agreeato sp al
,rtces contributed 70 tho poor nee OF ehnigsi pI
ontrihu,lona Of money should be sent 70 u bksrsn
rressurs and all suppe should DO consigned to The "Ess'
oo,auiitoe Of Rchmcnd" hessrf Karin caruo>A
Prorpps ana regular contributions are ealnssly
suls-ait4>N vs. u se"ssAS'"~ssas
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w ANTED-A young LADY q experience
Wv in TEACHING E6g.su f.ssos, sra elo ra"iasnts o.
sTslc, wishes situation In p.tsAie isi'iy NV 40.
Address with terms, boA w
hlcHinonn
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slOO REWARD.

900 REWARD. ,o.L
D ANYWAY from the subscriber, on tne iutn
ICns my bay MATT aged II years. r. or iaS ssv Me-
", .s. "a Rim .Ss'' JOHN q. HUGALlY,
" .uS ~ Rufna station, n, q
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OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMP'Y,
RIcnMoyD, Get 4, 1864.
THE public are notified that in conseq Ience
L Of our deiyey clerks beirg Win the Lo 81 sor,es lis
impossible deliver money pack ges 1t Tier places Of
5usiarss
All person. expecting money by ex. viii ca! q The once
and i've II. n. J. HAftLT0s,
ODD. Agent.
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NosO
Oonscrips vii nsIruc. county enrolling Of
asTs 60 proceed ellis entity with tie aid Of temporary boards,
" complete rtgaIaon Of every white male resident In
their between the OF seventeen and
years actually serving in the amy the fed with the Re-
sryts occrpaoo phyicll condition OF tbs
soma reg sered gher vita the Of detail
hot being 10 active military service will be stated
reer. special will be taken in stating distinctly,
orGh the Which the from being
he amy and net to omit person from the rsgsrs-
nn not eryng ,hs In The field with the Reserves
registers aust be crSsded 70 the Bureau BEFORE The leh
Of October next 10 accomplish the work Ia due ume Enrolling
Oc and Temporary Boards ae epjoned 70 ue Wv anoss
v'g5r and diligence -.
The information 70 be thus fura.hsd o. xIes.
import nee, a1d The ser''' mus " " - " -
prompt performed ,-,.- I'll, =. =, an. ..n..-. 49,.
forwarded Of all youths In each county who will at
AIN ,c sg seventeen years daring the next twelve month";
vout,s en Q ain the age designated
BY connlnd Of
Brif. Gen. JOHN Q. PRESTON,
eupx
70. %. DUYv1EID.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

WAsHIEGToN, January "a.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
it is understood that California and Ore
gon will soon be formed into o Military
Department and the forces there raised to
st least ten full regimen 8. 1t is expected
that Major General will be sent there
from the Atlantic States.
The small pox is subsiding in Washing
ton and promises to soon disappear.
It has been discovered that on the oces-
sion Of Meade's late movement, the rebels
we're 30 spprehensiVe of defeat that they
took all the felops out Of the prisons aud
reprieved large number of deserters and
sent them to reinforce Lee.
The Postmaster General has invited
bids to reduce the running tims of mails
four days from the Atlantic to the Pacific
During the late cold weather over $4,000
worth Of ice was collected in the Depart
ment Of Washington for the use Of hospi-
tails.
1t is said in military circies, that on last
Friday sn order was sent 10 Gen. Rose
Grams TO assume command Of the Depart
ment of Missouri.
Among the amendments rejected when
the Amendatory Internal Revenue Bill
was before the House, was one offered by
Elijah Ward, providing tina, the act should
not apply to such distilled spirits as are
actually on ship, board and bound to the
United States, and on deposit in bonded
warehouses or public stores, when the act
shall take effect
Fernando Wood has, it is said, prepared
a speech to be delivered on the Amendatory
Confsestion Bill in which he will enforce
views as to the proprietY and necessity Of
appointing Peace Commission to the Rich
mond gor ernment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEW YORK, January "a
The Times contains a translation Of q
letter from Frenohmau formerly in tn
rebel. army, dated Richmond, January the
l1th, to friend here.
He,reports the arrival Of another agent
Of the French Emperor, named Msrtigery,
via. Nasssu,snd his mysterious conferences
with JEFF Davis. 1t is known, he says, that
JEFF has promised to recognize the Emper-
or in Mexico, sud promised France all the
| advantages Of the S5nlhern Confederaoy If
| Napoleon would recognize and support the
southern'oause. All cur principal, men he
says think, therefore war between Franoh
and the United States, is near at hand.
The writer has no doubt the plan Of
making Gan. Lee dictator will be adopted ss
the only means of counteraetin the strength
Of the North. Lee hiss expressed his
willingness to accept it. He ard JEFF
are on bad terms, and the latter would
have to retire.
The latter is very unpopular in conss-
quenoe Of keeping Bragg so lsng in COM
mand. He has even thought since Bragg's
dismissal Of giving him the command Of
the Army Of Virginia and send Lee to Dali
ton, but had to abandon his plan on &C
count Of the great influence brought
against it. Johnston, who took command
Of Brsgg's demorsliEed army, thought Of
retresiing to Atlanta, but was kept at Dsl-
ton by orders from Richmond that he
might take advantage Of probable weak
ening Of the Northern army by furloughs
and expiration Of term of service. JEFF s
plan is to keep the armies on the offensive,
though Lee gave his opinion that with the
miserable condition Of the army in regard
to clothing and provisions it was impossi-
bic to do 90.
Early's expedition was miserable fail
ure, more than a thousend veterans return
ing hors du combat, having hands and feet
frozen.
The news from Charleston, the writer
sRys, is very discoursging. Beauregsrd
has expressed the opinion that he could
not hold Charleston much longer, as Gill
more's guns are in q position to reduce It
to ashes in few hours if he chose to
do 80.
One Of the South Carolina regiments
doing duty there intended to desert en-
mssse, but we're prevented by cne of them
giving information. Twenty of the ring
leaders were shot on January 4th, and the
rest were divided up among other regl-
ments.
The 18th Virginia regiment, ordered to
Alabama, refused to 90 and we're disbaud-
ed and used in filling up other regiment,
the only plan to avoid mutiny.
Bread riots occur almost daily in the
South. The Southern people are tired Of
the war.
John Morgan has been given command
of Magruder's army, but will not be more
successful than the latter.
The writer concludes: The days of the
Southern Confederaoy are numbered, and
its backbone is broken.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
GEN. GRANT AT THE FRONT.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK. Ja0uaTv u

NEW YoRK, January %.
! The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has Wri.
ten letter TO the trustees Of the Plymouth
Church, declining to receive the additional
compensation of 5000, voleI to him at
their annual meeting.
An extract Of letter from Msxiuillian
| to General Almonte is published stating
that he does not hesitate about accepting
the Mexican crown. This dissipstes all
doubts about the qlestion.
Specials to the Commercial dated Wash
ington, January %, gay that new and im-
Portant regulations are being prepared by
the Treasury Department vita regard to
the cotton trade, the details of which will
be made public in day or two. Ills un
derstood that the same course will be pur-
sued in Arkansas as has been adopted in
Louisiana-s course which is entirely sat-
isfactory to the delegation from the first
named State.
The Treasury Department is paying out
largely to all creditors OF the government
the five per cent legal tender notes,
The following extracts from private let
ters received in this city sre of marked
interest:
PoRT HUDsogy January 12h.-To GEN
ULLNAE:-The statement published in the
papers of the 22d of December of the cap.
ture and Imprisonment in Richmond Of
General Ullman was a mere eanaTd; there
was not a syllable of truth in it.
Another invention has gone the rounds
Of the papers and caused vast amount of
unnecessary pain in families, viz: that
the officers Of General UllmaR's command
who had been taken prisoners, had been
hung by the rebels. The facts are that
General Ullmsn long since received infor-
nation as to the fate of all the officers CT
his division that have fallen into the hands
Of the enemy except one. Those who were
taken at Jackson are in Libby Prison, and
those who were captured at Brsshear City
in June, sre and have been at Camp Ford,
a rebel depot for prisoners, four niles from
Tyler.
1t is known that lately their treatment
has not differed essentially from that of
other prisoners. Gen. Ullman constantly
has rebel prisoners in his hands, aud
those who know him need no assurance
that if any of his command shall be treat
ed contrary to the usages of civilized war
fare, retaliation will be sharp and quick
Gen. George Cook, commanding at Baton
Rouge, and Gen. Ullmsn, have sent out
large detschments to try and cut off some
1000 rebels, who are making q stand
about fifteen miles east Of here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. %.
Trains are running regular between
Nashville and this place.
Colonel MeCollum arrived here with
1000 mechanics and laborers and the work
Of building a railroad to Knoxville will be
commenced ct once. Supplies are aceum-
ulating and they have commenced issuing
full rstions to day.
A large number Of vetrau volunteers
has left the army, but the balance of power
is maintained by raw recruits from the
North and deserters fro the South.
Several hundred recruits came down
this morning. Monday cue hundred aud
fifty rebels deserted, and to-day a squad Of
of IA.
The rebel army is in its old position st
Dalton, and it is believed they number no
more than $4,000. The Tennessee ard
Kentucky troops are eneamped in the cen
ter under guard, and it is positively
known they are killing their best mules
for subsistences.
General Grent came to the front this
morning.
General Judah left for Knoxville to re-
sumo command of his old division.
Surgeon q. g. Hewilh has been assigned
by General Grant IS medical director of
the Department af Ohio, to report to Gen.
Foster in the field.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Chambers Of France to confne themselves
to preaching the merits of Peace is by no
means the readiest way to obtain it.
1t would be better if France were tc
employ her whole influence in her endesv-
crs to check those suicidal passions which
are urging Germany into a war which
must before long sweep into its ever widen
ing vortex every power Of the European
continint.
LIVERPOOL, 7th.-Ths cotton sales to-day
we're 1000 bales, tending downward,
and closing dull and inactive at the decline
Of yesterday.
Bresdstuffs, buoysnt
Provisions are steady and unchanged,
except lard which is tending upward.
Petroleum is firm. Refined is worth Is
1Od.
LONDON, 7th.-ConsOls for money Ella
9II; American Securities, fat; Illinois
Centrals shares 26a24s discount; Erie shares,
64a Sos.
There is no change to report in the HOl-
stein question.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
CHANeERY SALE.


4 nHANCERY SALE-Pursuant to the
~ command Of deeretal order Of sale from
the Circuit Court Of the United etates for the
Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit Of John W
Perigo and Edward B. Bulkley, against Joel
Terrell aud others, to me directed, / shall offer
tor sale at public auction, al the South door of
the Federal Court Building in the City OF Cleve-
land, IN said District, on the 10th day Of Fsbru-
sry, 1854, at three o'clock p M, the following de.
serlbed premises, situate IN the township Of
tIdgeVllle, Lorain County, Ohio, with the appur-
tenanees thereuntO belonging, known by being
part ot lot No. twenty eight, and bounded SIS fol-
Beginning at point where the centre line OF
the highway running North and South through
the centre Of said township iuterseets the centre
line OF the highway leading from Elyra 70 CleVe-
land through sGld township, thence running IN
Northeriy dire etion along the center line OF
sald North and South road about forty five rods
70 the land OF Wyllis Terrell thence in West
erly direction along the South line Of said
Wyllis TerrilPs land about fortY-eight rods to
The East line OF land owned by Wylhs Tsrnll
thence in a Southerly direction along the East
line OF said Nyllls Terril's land about thirty two
tOds 70 the Northwest corner OF land owned bV
John Chester; thence in an Easterly direction,
a.ong the North line Of said John Chester, G. L.
Gibson and Levi Terrills land, about tyeuty-
tour rods 10 the Northeast corner OF said LeVi
IerrllPS land thence in 8 SOutherly direction,
along the East line of said Levi Tefril's land,
about hiteCn rods to the center OF the Aforesaid
highway, leading nom Elyria Aforesaid thence
m an Easttriy direction, along the esnteT OF said
highway, about twenty rods 70 the place Of be-
ginnlng-belng the property known as the Ter
Tell House Tavern property, including Tavern
House, Store Room, Barn, etc. Appfsised CT
s2,766. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in ChanceTy
Backus Noble, Solicitors for COmplainants-
January 20, 1854. iapsO.I3s
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NEW York, January "a

NAm 1oEAi January z4'
Special to the Herald
A dispatch from HsgerstowD, Viriginia,
Of the 23d, says that we had captured a
rebel mail. The secrets Of the mail bag
are curious and interesting, and in one q
twOinstancss, highly important. Almost
all Of the letters contain remarks on the
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation, the
sufFerings anticipated in rebeldom, the dil
affected state of the citizens of the South,
the complaints of soldiers, the manner in
which rebel officers high in position sr,
spoken of, and in fact, all serve in ma ny
respects to confirm the reports IN circnla.
ton in the northern papers regarding the
condition Of the Southern Confederaoy.
One lady in replying to another says
"YoUr description Of the President pains
me. had hoped for better things. II is
true we are despondent, but our hope for
the future is still stroRg.V
The weather continues very mild, but
the common roads are hardly in psssable
condition for heavy trains and artillery.
Several prominent citizens and rebel
officers, one Of them 8 widely-kUoWn Ex-
Foreign Minister, are negotiating to come
within our lines under the President s
Amnesty Proclamation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
FROM CINCINNATI
CINcINNATI, IapuarY

CINCIhhATl, january 70.
The Kentucky Legislature took two bal
lots for 0. s Senator yeste rday without
result.
Specials from Indianapolis say the re-
Gently published statement that one hum
dred and fifty Indiana six months soldiers
had died from sEposuere enroute from
Tazswell, Tennessee, Is false. They have
arrived at IndisnaDolis.
The 65th New York Veterans arrived at
indianapolis yesterday.
From two to three regiments passed
through indianapolis daily. The E4th
Ohio arrived here yesterday. Six hundred
and sixty-four have re-enlisted.
Two hundred thousand dollars have been
paid over to the Sanitary Commission, by
officers Of the fair. Funds are still coming
in 1t is thought the net total will reach
two hundred and ten thousand.