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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

LAND OFFICE BUsINEss.-By reference to
our columns of advertisements it will be
seen that a series of Land Offices has been
established throughout the oil regions,
consisting of the following companies E.
E. Fiske & Co., Oil City, Pa; j. Il. simOnds
& Co., Franklin, Venango county, Pa;
Simonds, Sutton d Co., Titusville, Pa.
Taylor, Coo & Co., Parkersburgh, West
Virginia; and F. T. Wallace & Co., in this
city. This series of Land Offices was es-
tablished by H. s. Stevens, EsqY of Cleve-
land, who is the originator of the system,
and who has been ably supported, in real
king his idea, by the aforementioned
firms, as well as by various enterprising
dealers in different parts of the country.
The system contemplates merely a COM
mission business in the sale and purchase
of lands productive, or supposed to be
productive on developing, of petroleum,
coal, &c also, the sale and purchase of
lands and oil establishment Is that may be
in market, oil leases, or shares in them,
shares in oil wells, and the general trading
mall -aFtialAA- ,saA1-iT the
development Of oil. Stocks in Oil Com
panies will be dealt in, bought and sold at
the customary commission.
These offices are regular Meocas, for all
persons visiting the oil localities of which
they are the centers. For in them are the
maps, diagra ns and plans of the sections
of country where petroleum has been dis
covered. The officials there announce that
they will with pleasure answer by mail or
telegraph any questions that may be sent
them, or give any information they may
possess with regard to the oil interests of
the regions in which they are located.
And their facilities for giving information
are extensive, for they have regular cor
respondents in New York, Boston, Phils-
delphis, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Chicago. References from prominent
business men in the above mentioned cities
have been given in abundance, testifying
to the responsibility of the firms in these
various land Offices. And it is the purpose
Of these offices to refuse in all cases pro-
perty that has any defect in its title. lis
likewise their intention to give thoroughly ly
correct information, in every case, to those
who ask for it.
Parties who wish to make any communi
cation, can address the firm in the region
where the desired information i, sought,
ard upon any matter of general interes,
&C., address F. T. Wallace & Co., Cleveland
Ohio.
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Sable.

Capes and Cloaks-s large assortment at
below the cost of manufacturing.
dec2l:I8S E. STAIR i Co.
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To TIE ExRoLLED MEN OF THE 4rH WARD
-INPoRTANT MEETING FRIDAY EVENING, 23D.
Every man interested in the cIll for 300,
900 more men are requested to be present
at the Engine House on Friday evening
at half past seven o'clock.
G. sNITHwRIGHF,
R. ]. FULLER, Committee.
G. s. HOBBS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Some very beautiful sets, just the thing
for Christmas presents.
dec2I:Is3 E. STAIR 4 Co.,
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DIT GOODS.

But the dry goods are enough to distract
the female mini. The trade before the
holidays was never. more extensive than
now. E. I. Baldwin 4 Co. are in a chaos
of beauty. Get inside once, and you are
bewildered with the sights unless you have
an uncommon strong mind. They have
Scotch plaids, plush clOakings, scarfs and
ties of every color, delaines, wool blankets,
gloves and winter hosiery.
Hover Higbee dilste in their cloak
and silk departments, which are the best
stocked of any in the city. Hosiery and
gloves of every variety and very cheap,
and large stock of breakfast shawls and
nubias, beautiful and cheap, may be had
at their house.
JIM. Al. T. Hover have just opened
their new dress goods, balmoral skirts, cas-
simeres, cloakings, &c. The closks of their
own manufacture are of new and elegant
ae-;-ps The snanish walking cloak Is
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nOLlD.AI s17777s7i7a.J Jla7lN11-
Jones', No. 146 Superior street, American
Buildings. dec21:1s8
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Great raid on Cleveland of Csnada-stripe
and plaid paper collars. Thirty thousand
Just received at Mott & Haight's. 196 Bank
street. dec22:163
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Fiscal Agent snd Designated DepOsita.
~ Of the United States.

r. Of the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
3-lO TREAS URY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers.
WIN keep on hand for sals
UNITED STATES O-xU BONDS,
UNITED STA TES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES z-30 TREASURY NOTEa
VIII purchase at highest market rateg.
COIN,
COIN COUPONS
o. s QUARTERMASTERS VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, Gad
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS
EnO3:BST
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BUsIE BBss NOTICES.
sgS- 9agies Gims- 1abis.

tg34-5. Winter Arrangements 1885,.
FOB TIE
AERTYLL AKB CLOSING OF 5kILs.
At THE
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NLEVELAND PRACTISING MA
OAsSE LY-The Grand FANCY ~ ~
DRESS and MASQUERADE BALL Of the SssB
Eeas0n will o held at CEAPIH'S HALL, ~
WEDNESDAY EVEHIHG, Dec 2sth. The Mana
gers will be happy to meet their many friends
that occasion.
Orders for Carriages may be left at S. ". Gar.
retts, or with any Of tbs Managers or Committee.
Ball Room Tickets, admitting Gent and Ladi's,
81 90. Spectators Iickets-Gsnts so cents, LAdIsG
70 cents.
MANA0rRs-w. F. TursT, T. Guy, Il. Galloway,
J. Keaghin, O. n. Stodard ii. Nc rdie,
Floor MAEAeER-S. W Hen5rickson.
COMHITTEE-0. n. He dricksop, ". Fl. EesT hin,
T. h. May, W, Towner, r. Bruce, J. Dunn, W.
Rsgg, ]. Seaman, W. Mcbride, (. Tlwnsr ldsl4;1sS
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Furs Tor the HoIIdaxs.

E. Stair & Co. have received large addi-
tions to their stock of
Ladies' Dress FuEs,
and continue to sell them at the low prices
with which they opened the season.
E. STAIR Il Co,
dec2I 1873 245 Superior st.
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ACTING MANAGERS.
C. Il. Warrington, @. R. Evatt; H. t. Townsend.
CHARLES H. WAITE, Treasurer
For Christmas.
Scotch Wood Fancy Goods, Gentlemen's
Trav cling Cases, Presentation Boxes, New
and Elegant Styles of Bohemian Toilet
Sets, at sERoSe / ARMSTRONG.
decI5-IS3 1905
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zg- Mails will be opened and ready for deliver '
o1s hour after arrival Of trains,
~ Al Nails close one hour before departure
tIains.
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CHICAGO MARRET...Dee. al.
lBT TELEaRAPH.3

lBE TELEaRAPH.3
FIOnr-Dn1.
Wheat-Quist st 81 70 for Mol.
COrn-Active and firm; 81 sl9sl 95 for re-
jectsd
Oata-Quiet at &c.
WbisIKy-0pensd frmsr 80 % OSa2 O5, but
closed heavy.
Prov fsiOns-Duli.
POrk-Ssles SIS O1Gs9 90 for urims mes heavy
Dressed HOgs-Actise and advanced rs cts.
Sales ct Si4 75@l6 90, dividing on 100 Ibs.
HORs-1i7a sl2Zo.
Receipts, 800 bbls -four; l,500 bush wheat:
$500 bush Corn; 900 oats; hogs 10 900.
Shipments go bbls -four; no wheat; 7,0O0
bus corn.
Rose = RFentIEaF R-EOVAs1Oa market Re
port.
The following Ere the rates charged BY Us:
HaEsAs-Sugar-curad premium hams :, DIS
Dried Beet-53
ShOuAaers-Sugar-cure y b......,...s.....-....l9
BReOB-Or Smoked Sides y 3b...................21 Al
L4ard-PFime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or ircs.24
Primo leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs q Dds
POEE-SO. mess % 90
Extra clear 5B 5Bbbl....-....................4 Al %
~ Nc extra charge made for packages or cart
age 70 railroad depots OF boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
R0SE PRENTISS.
Gel6R Fos I47, IA ard I46 Ontario strset.
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CLEVELAND POST-OFFIOE
cnHrEsgIas noEpAY, oCToBER slgI, 1850.
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UNION DEAD AT FLOEENoE.-We give be-
low a list of the Northern Ohio soldiers
who have died martyrs at Florence, Ala
bama:
]. Hutchison, A, I'D.
J. H Smart, B, 125th.
8. Hilliard, 1, 9th.
s.Y. Blister, L. End cavalry.
B. Potteries, NJ, 9th cavalrys
D. A. Goodrich, l, 72d.
p NurDhv. C, 124th,
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gE0 -101 MONEY ADVANCED

zseesye eVJV in sums TO suit--at ths old stand
sal RsI-knoEn TAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
zzczTiiios Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Sfat5zet, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Iewelry, Guna,
pi5iols, Clothing, Dry Gociz, Pianos, MelOdeOGs,
and si sSrsoHal property snd srtiolos Of vsiue on
"a oHE satiBfsotorg terms. BuBiness strictly pri-
Fsto. Established 1851. n. B.-A variety OF IN
rsissned E1tehsar JsSelry, Guns, 40, for rals as
a. s-sziEr.
>Ezt-s 4ns snparior etrsstS,
ogss D5Fis sEa 5'siEesto's ClOshing Score.
ustz5 J. u y, WAGh5B.
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The receipts of sTsia sz rail- for the "a hour.
ending at hsn past cue O'Clock to-day ara A. fol
Iows.
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E,Y. H0EEg aAKAAET--Dec. 2I
iBY zzLEaRAFH-l
MOBsy-ActiTe and firm at 7 q cent.
Sterling EXehSnge-Quiet at I09SS9I0o%
for god.
GOId-1rregular and Unsettled. Opening at
222 ami closing at 2251sg225.
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TRAVELLERS REGIsrER.

- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
shove Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Oi Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, 1AT Superior street. next
door 20 the Weddeil House.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND HARKEr.

1OREING LEADER oFFIOE.
WEDNESDAY EVEErEs. Dec. 2I. 1854
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IIARM F0R SALECONTAINING

e AKIN EOh SALE-CONTAlNl ING
thirty acres Of rst-rate land under good cultiVa-
ton, situated IL the town hip Of heWburg nyc miles
Cleveland There 800 young fruit trees.
grapes aud small frults, good barn. 1rst-class
uIllding Tor granaTy, BmaU house. &C. For terms
s-;4 lrtser particulars apply 70 GEO. D. BECK, go
Superior street. oc2It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Next to pictures, jewelry is perhaps the
most current gift. COwles & Co. have a
very large stock. Their store ia brilliant
with rare snd costly articles, many of them
new in design. They have everything in
the line of jewelry. N. E. Crittenden and
NJ. Burt have profusion Of silver ware of
all descriptions, and novelties in the way
of cutlery, SIS also has s. Hogan.
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E1sOR SALk-H0USE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street. House large and oolnmodiOus; Lot
I1Ji5ot by "a, with abundance Of dne shrubbery,
ID g0nd fr1t, chscs grapes and good barn. Terms
stzy. inquire OF D. W. GAGE Esq, l6S Superior st.
z-a7-Rf
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IA JANTED-Sl25 A MONTH"; Ageuts

sM ANTED-Sl25 A MONIHl Agents
everywhere to introduce SHAW 4 CLARK's SIX
TEFN DOLLAR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
i1W erioe machiae in tho country which il LICENSED
~ Grover Baker, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe, Singer
To- and Bachslder. SALARY and expenses, or large
Commissions allowed. AL other machines sold
,er than forty dJilsrs each are INFRINGEMENT
"a Eae seller and LIABLE. illustrated circulars
seas FREE. Address SHAW CLARK, Biddcford,
nIafaa de5:lS4d&W
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE

a ishNIS WANTED FOR THE n URsE
Il AND SPY, tho most interesting sud exciting
bSOz aTer published, embracing tn Adven lures Of
am z T. the Union Army as Nurse, Scout and Spy.
9ig: most vivid inner picture Of the War. Re-
q e. an1 disabled officers and fol !iers in want Of
y able mpIoyment, will tiud II peculiarly adapted
T. inei- condition. JONES BROS. q CO., 600 On St.
1T s.reet, Philad lphia, Pa. del1:lS6IAE
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One ofthe most attractive places in the
city, is L. F. Meare's Bazaar, 261 Superior
street. Of course he has everything from
toys up lowell. high as you can get. All
sorts of unique contrivanoeS for ladies, in
the way of work baskets, stands and boxes,
portfolios, elegant writing desks. pearl-in-
laid, breakfast shawls-in short ladies
should go there to buy niceties for gentle
men, and vics versa. Remember the place.
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( sia4:ei ! r sssest. s,a.is:ae, s:ts:a1
es'at,;dai i.ries.e : !; a.as. :3a!srant !: i!
s Da7ls,T Il Ham, s ponors, i J. Stc?ens,
alisk y. W5aaacd end missing; Ia! L'out
/: II p Stepia.,s, F:irase J r TcagIr
Cnr,psny D.--k;lie;l: None Wounded ::
s.rg. I II nartin, Privata- I II Ersrson, D
{ Dc-n, j " Mora Jas Harris, severely -
p!;7a 81 G " E7crs0n. Jas Efrow, ii S'nall,
+ Eagii-t, slightly.
Company l. Killed Corgl james Green Re; :;
Wuanicd Sergt " G Lori'k. Private " /
Green, severely; Privatcs 4 Ki.ningnatn, )
II Pc'tg, slightly
Company f-Killcd: Private ]. c Burt.
Wount I'd: Pr.vatas 6 W Burt S c Smith,
Lee Alien, &c AIarphrea, f P Kirkendall,
z DAVIS. Isaac HioCaily, D } Ccle, N Austin,
i NJ E.iylock. Nssing: Privatcs j Waits
" L Sullivan, + Il Clements.
! Company K * sled Priva:es f. \ hea
VI Ter. Wouuicd: Pr:yates Hardin
" HAN Moore. j M IIarrelson severely
Captain [ X Sr,;t.' Il Lieu. i Patterson
Private Z Z 7au, q Moore, } " Hardin
y j I:'nnn, slightly.
Company li--k Led: PrireteJ ] Sanndef
son. Wounded SsFseant George Denly
PflvH.oa II Canno?. George Earle, slightly
Missing Sergeant 4 y Murphrec.
Company killed: Private John Harris
Wounded Sergeant z 0 Waits. Private W '
Ken:,ng (3incs died W " Fi;c. sever, =
Wvua!rd Sergeant g II Calr. Corporal W .
tiaraig1, l:iTaic } Wa:sor K j Workman
severely.
CamH.nY H-Kilicd Scrsoan' W |
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rnkrY-. .r,nr uIn,issifrf EtGiAEN-

rnkTT-. xGraD uiaaisshri REGIMENT.
Tho i5Ihwing is q list CT oasnal:i"s i'll Ii;
g'oT, Second Mississippi Regiment. n III
! battle Ct tbs Wilderness, May 3-;i All 9Th
la5i
Field AMI Stat KILLED CO! WT, \ G'er-y
Wounded: Lieut. Col 4 IL Nelson and AJ''-
iant & Carr, severely.
Company A. Killed ID Lieu. W j West,
Private Y Il Heath. Wounded Ssrg5 i IL
Holman, PIiTntes 5 $ Lancaster, W q Su!!i-
van, b West, severely; rf;sntss II & Ec:k.
A p b:l!ire, Gao Cheek, NJ Conlev. 6 e pafs.
" j Forb!s. jas Howard. c c LOVING. j }
Rodgers, y Shelton, 4 ! Tyler. w Cam.
w l. Wimberly, slightly. Missing II Lient
" Il Bamherg.
Company. B.--Eiiled q Lieut. John "
GODFREY, Private \ J Haynes: Wounded:
Privutcs s. II Leonard, R Il Loa:mun, Sc
vcrely; Privases J G Coppedge, J Moore, J
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Orour xor To rs PEayIrTED.--W ocittd
soldiers, able - quit the lsic!r;oI,i II nI:a's
are sometimes permitted 10 ie:,:a ih2 ely j.
the plnviIle Railroad, withou. { I'd ii money.
They sufFrc for want Of brea.i ard m"2t before
reaching their homes. This il nat the case
with those soldiers WHO ere eeEr u On the
regular ambulance trains. g',y are rrariiti
with the necessary loci hut re wora!e! y
conyalcscent solsier Should be allowed - Leave
without full haycrsa1k, ~ E..itcr "i whA,
train he starts homcw8rd.
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ri.,.t5 l..

...,.,..,
- st.. 'i''' y 800
'.' $685. - D :, 90, |' = ran
.''''' az 't''N''" al H""'. j.
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| T., , 90; IL. ..sr.-s Il ;:!c ,:,..,ir.ic
, .rtr g .a4 A.grig,. RIA "a, ctkrg %
! ',. .-,.,..,r. b. a:. ha - !.cr.by ,ireatsl "a
! ,..,, ..! -f,a Prfa.fr.t. rIs. ,luu.arj
e...,,,i stare, ,,.c allowed h;;u
ir...l...
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.a.,.. 80, IS The p;..ritt Coryty Of
| - - -, ,.,... -, g., i. r.,,u,,;,
| !. ;...,.;
/ "a nhEicn oG NJ. i:R rwS, Ina Senate pro-
e2't"' Z" 'a" sos 'rr"''"n ri To-" rn"-5"a: OF
80 '''-'i'h'' :: n's ,e;,' "''i'h"sa
!: ~ i1@ 'p"rr'n' = t;'a :''i !'r n" ::iiei %
! =, 80 -! 90 :. ". '."'H.'
! F" -" - az A'.""S - u V"F ut
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! ~ .'as' Sc. Re neg E-iHe--.E.ae naYs -
! So. -.,,..,l cnH.s 4. Iha ;.tirca.4.igy
! NJ t:agNw&Ii.. ly..u tns Committee Of uon-
.-',n'2 as, iue tiIta amend the TX b'i, made
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AZ HrPFAL TO, ETIE rEaPLE ~ 80
CONFEDERATE siATfS.

I'VE directors ofrhe Ycug Aer Chi:t'tE Esscr!t
Or edmond pe;iG!y, hUt rDrE.aiy .UgtS :" '-
Sa.. Al appeal IL behalf ,r :oicrs' Fn.ilcg IL u
civ siucc Il. commencement q tie war -i.--1 10
been a refuge for chose MO GnTr bee. I'rsygu t'"
homes by ruthless een.es. i"u'a!,.s ~ .Ss. W.
Ch;dre, 10. from the deThs.Hs,I cO,!e ~ '
g!n,a one, but from nearly Every Styt t!r GO.es "
soush: asyam In ocr midst Our c!..e.5 ha%' %
apprneI'a IN nunJ-rsss INSTANCES 20 rs,s"r ar =.
wounded soldier. TO l@E"h -!'ots EEa -.."lit
zuiG-IS IN The !r.d aud hospital, and % 81 70 !a.H
shr.r t,e sui, alag fsniil:r. ana nUeJ h.Nr H'
the sreh: MAJORITY Q! instances: responded I" ='s' e.
Ti. snpplie. Of prov.i4rs Ia he r'y e: ll', H.s
reduced. ,.rd ,!- diricu-s ~ obtaining "tn.'
ordinary means - H.rErsna- ..'' .-s!' h-' o..
cua:lit,0ir in.''r rri"t q n" ~ r"".. RI %
ntt'r 1t: purchasing :,e Lr"' tsi.i's G.. ~.
H. 81. ...''s. ~ ~ f.nrl ~ 30 'irr -. 'r
III, ,'-r~ r4ore i"n - rec - e'"f.. 's..'.r'
city W!.U s,rtsnr ,Itf i.' MT: iIo-' ,'' -'
,a!g. ard rat .hG-" :.Ay r"'.r rM'- g. '. %. OH
:s'pY-f IT, say, r"c-v-" 700 'h.r So ".'
g.- ''r" ns ~"r,u - .'cg!r s."'r 49, p .. .'
- g. 'rl %. nl-c,Er- at c"l!A'rr. N.H
.'rs. 'r''. .n' ri'T aEi c"4'''t -r'..''.' ~ o.
cd a-r...,''.i Gg.' have q. C"gr,I o.,
, :, '..u~ most !"ctti ArTroifi' y"' ia- ..-
- ,.Ei"s. h"1| !.' ",-!isinE- 81 '.H1's'...
81 cost: hri 's- ar"ui- ,G"p'""f:: -. '"- o.
| a,t been able To- rfoctEc i.a 4ci"i"y u ...'--.
,Irr,i.
Und-G these r.ruu:slgt's. ": feel 'h,' IT, O.
a,rea, to fellow ,IfiIrt.- tn!"ugf" D; IT,
stats - forward, wt'0at '!"!2y, ""n'T!."''''s ''
sud rurpi"- iO u" h;iny G-ir!n'r- u; tbs N''...
Since ~, cUTD"a c"lH'U. :" ue "tf, l"'s ~
tailored ze.iou-y a"J faithfully f"r re isGi.'.a'
sprual w-'s:r soldier, And their !tr.''g' -
'iir success OF glorious caG-" Lex u'osr -'-
., .i.,.uta. 3yw upon ihe r.r 81 cur s.T.!s'i s.'
We t.u.' D. las, and meet .1'.ruy ctfpaG!i, i"'
TIE scL-Ious sympathy aid 80 port u u".' !'''
bone. r.-. ,r
.n.rran:s made 70 Roger Martin ;aTs'i"ef.S . IN
Wa T. Mun.orr, Gh.irIa: Of he f'Diy L"lI ~
no promptly attended to. ADf, In ht"'FI""- ".
III, ..-tcn, made III 'i.,e .Pcrnte"drrt o. :5-
r. !,pI,sS Corn,aV Al! itr.s ch~TGe- VII re i'.'
them =; h!ctrn"nH ,.
Contributions -: money should al" nc stn' 1'
t-l-u Nm. "Iil'Hr 49, -''
j. ID. h siySnT, Secretary
southern Papers Fir>.e copy.
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T.ISl H. TIES.


Tic following il a lit oi t;snHitics in the
Twenty first Missis2iYpi 'Ssim.nt, 'ium-
phroY's hrisA:e. II IL" ha'.tA ~ Tic G'h Of
M.y. lSG.! Col D. y. hio3iy, commanding:
Field AMI S,al-W oun:iai ';e,sa.ai Mnj ii
y +. Su,1, !c.,. severely
Comrgnv 4 Captain n c Atwood cnm'dg
KILLED rc;vatrs " T. Cnaawick 4 Laugh
lin. Ihoa + Marble. Wounded. SeiG rrt u
D,ni., slight; priya.cs W } A~AeH, breast,
severely, since daud; John Merritt, sie. se-
we're: W A Mel. mere. leg, a'ighi; y II Hay,
slight.
COMPANY c, Licu:enant Geo Wall. c5:a'l!:
Killed: CORPORAL + ll.Tres;on, f'ivate }
& Win.on WcuaGc,; I.au!ani:t o." "
Wall, agm. r!ichr.. sauce returned - dHty:
Privat. j j Cat! leg slight: i tiplin"n. lcc
severe; John Ii In hey lex Sigh; is S:ubbs
ies amputa.eG: W V S;.i,Ger. Is; slight; >
+ Spith, Ter slight; Pat ORalIHrsy, i,g am
puta;si; n n lIodgr, ankle sir:a'.
Company u. Lieurenunt las piave-, c4rn-
.aei,,liur--kiiei P,icates JAIN F Brown,
+ W<nrain. wounded: Leu. i .n:c' PhaTcr;
hand slight, and rclucuedstO 1usy: S5,acaat
Calhoun Soos, head slight. and returned 20
jusv; Corporal w Downs, knee and sd,
e.i.ht; pfiva,es + II Burreas, thion se"cr"; II
Kingston, KnAali, thigh severe; . + i'h.co:.
srs xr,puatcd: j o Ray. month s"Ter'; y j
Su!;igan, arm slight: ! White. thlr" s.iiat'
a !. Rnhh, arm sligh:. J WFncc. :h'Za shsE',
N !! WcsirntF, head "'Yerr
Ctmrarv e, Gn?;pin y l. Men ,'ig,
",t'tr -k,i!.d Private K IL G"a'iem.
(Topaha.i Cap,uin " p Me- 81 hiY. sc'
v,.,. Carror'lI " MrNnma- 'high, aorcvc
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Capt. =. SfHy.

CnmaiI ELAY, company {, !.'h 'st:a.ipp resi.
ra.u, wae a,a II c Ii IrHsr c.: tie 10th June, 1851.
lie ga horn Sin Of jane, 1-5r in Cor!.h county Mls'!'
-r, nn vas tsr T.: A.cE.-t-- and Elizabeth Stay
Wen lis stat - rr.nar- 81 secession, severed her
u .s.ih i- United 2ia. goTc!Hinrr'. Sai it ho
cane manifest IN, inevitable, Capt. STAY Va.
.r- lc 'rs t. rar! h ngu" cne Of he. defenders.
II. .c.,c,.i himself r!"nr % rom?anyCs ii'h Mis'
..,';r. r ,-:; ..ct VI s! Va @,rc. lsji. and
w.s s.anr.. IT, rou.p.n, ras tn'p SERVICE. lie
eerg-, =; l tor 49, period n" :"ar, WITH MARI,
..ai'.. 'c put .i,,f. 10 ~! y "n:- viii.
is regiment lrr'rd,A ~" n,, c,Gph'pa - II" son M
tie Valley
the Gr.' arl .ta nIs .,HraHy. Ai, l'.', he vas
chosen tT'-in II TIE rIIisiE, pos lie afterwards
prrygf :'r- " i.,rnrIY ng'i'"i i" lie 49, dingrr
GY-iy ."uI..d urt..turG .lh 'sHr"t by ;i- enemy
'u r'r cIa 9;Iy HI. .'a:c ant r-DiG-l Ills com
uI'd
mt -,7'4 scryr.. to lis country 'nr- E'cn exceed.
!r.r valra!s snl h. often received Tie r"uriatsos OF
~. superior pGie'r-. ig'luc Gen Lee. FOR rel he IN
formation 'va"n s.cU'. ~ vitcn the case
IN hiq co!.aui ard Nv sli wt5 Know him. ~ soldier. h
VS. fauie.s .nd .ltrpd ~ husband, Ii Il and anec
isn.f.: - rl''er and Ge.RhbOr he Sr,,C! eli i"c
quart. nat arc -i!ra h Il. = man ~ ropnry has loss q
.nL officer ana thu community god cil!zrn lie lad
Ing .cE. -! :i,e p'is' GA1gr. and lived up
go I.- citr.c.yr Gjfr true C..ris,'no svI'icTdn.
Is r"rIrLst "a" "Gtirrs Ii use H. th- shades OF
-" p-. '"'n! Tia mas'L "H~ l"nd"i Hy 'cr H''si'
y irJr.s- 81 t.-r ;-T'r r'IIrIs srrrc.5 "cfr ."ti
n. TO-. so. l. nat Gi,a :..h., 81 Oh" '.5 fu"pt
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A Book MUCH NErnEp We have received I.
copy of Tho FIRST R-s'!er.' n uca, little book
containing forty eight pages, just -sued By A.
Morris, publisher. Richmond, Va !; il edited
by distinguished Southern teacher Il. 81, ms to
be most admirably adapted TO 'texrh thu ) ourg
idea how to shoot" AMI. We doubt not. will have
very extensive crcuniiou Such book has
been much inquired ior lately at tie bookstores
and we are glad TO See that the wants OF our
teachers can now be 80 efficiently supplied