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Northern Peace Sentiments.

That the mass of the Northern people
if they could be permitted to vote the
secret sentiments, unawed by bayonets
would tomorrow vote for peace on til.
basis of separation, rather than encoun
ter the possible consequences of an in
definite prolongation of this contest, W,
do not entertain the shadow of a doubt
They are sick at heart of the senseiess
waste Of blood and treasure, and begin.
ming to see that the restoration of South.
ern trade and commerce is not to be Oh
tanned by the expenditure of any amount
of gunpowder. Mimic bullets and bomb
shells, they are fast discovering, are not
the kind of currency which produces
cotton and tobacco. But the latent peace
sentiments OF the North can be of no
practical avail to the Confederate cause
till Confederate bayonets overthrow the
armies which sustain the Lincoln des-
potism. We are fighting the battles of
freedom in the United States, as we'll as
in our own country; and though we feel
40 anxiety to aid in the emancipation of
those who have sought to enslavc our
selves, yet, if their deliyerance will
hasten the termination Of this war. our
labors will not be without reward. We
look to our armies as the only pacifca
tors whose intervention will have any
influence in the quarrel. We look to
the camp as the only ark for the Dove of |
Peace, and to the storm and deluge of |
the battle as the only spot where it can
find an olive branch. Such reflections
should inspire the hearts and nerve the
arms OF every soldier of the Confederacy.
Literally and truly, the only earthly hope
Of peace is in their success. Let every
General and every private realize this
ruth in all its bearings, and who can
doubt the result?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

KeO2 Hlre--A nses a6A tldY co,oseA seisl. eitnas
y - nuyes - oonneesmalA App1y 6
txno,k nOaAvBnn2 6akesy,
" 22-2tt Oefnss Ma1M Asa IL .ha1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

n ~ or Ixr1EFa REMAIHINa ~ fHk RICHMOND
ii Pu8T-OFFICE on tho 10th day 81 Iuiy, 1864.
rssssns ssltne fsy hssssss IN ~ klt v please say
tlsy ADv1R Tas6D-slses gfving dsas 81 List
S-rAs rsssaes viii ~ I've sssss - sssA letter adves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23
~ u: II: Luck, Aucf-
lOiies no 81 Nam ,s-s:,

HoRSEs, Mules, Wsrons
III this morning, al the l,"'a,' ae.-i vii ..,
go"d fafm hotses, asd onr sn,sn,,. :. 70 o'eocs
only years Old, warranted SQUAD sns oaj HArr
bs w harness. Also, good farm NM wotis gca
niafe wagons, and lot Of good i,a',s, 'ts fs,.
i, 23-u LII LUX, As,,
No
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~ Il. u. nilranis, duct.

tRUSTEE'S Sale Of Desirable Residence At
i the northeast corner OF Lci,h and 10th ats. =
Ny virta, OF deed Of trust executed TO the sub
eo.ber, and recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
th %, having been thereto requested, will sell al
puoi,c auction, pom the pr. miies, OH Thursday
july 81, At O'Clock N, The property conveyed
thereby, being brick house, situated as above
stated, and occupied by Col sherwiu McRae.
Ii has about cigh. rooms, v ith kitchen, is fur
nshed with gas, ard has both q we'll aud hydraDt
M Inc yard Tbs lot fronts 81 feet on l0ab street.
aud ruas back llS feet 10 an alley.
The situation IL retired, yet very conven ient be.
fng Within lev mineies' walk OF the Capitol, and
tie Character OF the improvements such as to make
th's very desirable private residence.
Possession may be had on the LIST OF Oct
1Egms-Cash. but reasonable credit will DO al
lowed " desired. A ID WILLIAMS,
" IS Trnslaa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

| Revival or tho
.sy"PIRATE kYD ~.ske
| II will BIO PLACED upon the stage Ia magnifident
| style, with
Decorations
The Mech ,neai ELECTS will surpass any thing ever
neiofo attempted, white the Dramatic Tsbicsux
VIII be the wonder AMI admiration oi the public.
During the piece,
Ferfiao
Being a Representation of the celebrated 6gai be-
tween kyd and His n. iesty q ship, Ger Falcon.
New and Rcsuntn DAME,
BY a Lsaies OF the Ballot.
Cha:nss By the Company.
Ballad Observation-Disclosures: g.. BIsnch M iiileton
Charming Dsace. &C.. .,....,. Miss Mary Partngton
Conoude WITH fos the ii 81 ,iae The Petite Comedy
entitled
sg@ THE LITTLE SENTINEL "a
See oils Of ,he-day,
NcTIci-in consequence OF the in.ispositton OF
several OF the c,mpsnyS
could not be played. IL viii be prese stod Monday,
positively.
10 tbs com!oet of the patrons OF this establish.
msnt, has prooleei magnificent siiver watsr
cooler, from wi ch
aS-ICl WArER-k&
viii nightly b, dispensed to tbs patrc ns Of the
Dress Circle ires vi charge.
No7tCG-Box ONCE opsa trom Sk A Il toEPM,
whsn seats n,sy be sesurei.
CaAs0k OF OPENING iloDk.Doors open ut half past
] O'Clock; performances to oor,meaoe at hsi1p past
Pre- i.ely. " at-It
A GRAND SEi.kJr SOlnEE
IA VIII be given at
MONTICELLO BALL,
Ga Bsoad street, between 9Th ,nd Tab,
On TUESDAY EvEElSu, July %, lsGt
TOE managers respectfully announce to tho public
1hat this fhal De ode 81 tbo most pleasant Sources
OF The gee son.
Strtot order Will be iisidlY enforced
a no Cotillou band hss boon eugsgo Cd
IAN8ULR5
LovGgs, Jf Taylor,
ffoi Lee Roy, a hopkins.
" z3-lit
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Oh DOLLARS ksgari.--Iho following aa@'Si
s)U meaabers d tho 2aih resiG,eal Va sa'sbi
having deserted, tina above reward all 10 Pasi Is,
the spefsheIsion and delivery ,t each Of any :
said meshbefs al hsae u isrters, frenis iain
w I Robins,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

ha.ns.. ihiee wagon haIasss, one buggy
aAa 'onl ne. iron wheel boxes ala. en-. ,a.a.
wan tent and ~. ali In good ora.. ~ -, -
al ttrnry aud Bsoad Streets ~ VIZ ~ corner
swo ysasg go.,,smea cAa DO ta,.,sn.c CO.,
board Az iSdEins 10 private family hv an
pl1isg q che ~ deos froal 1914 ana ~ v, ~ ap
me ~ IN r back parIos. bsndsausc.y f.,n,s,,s.
4 tor day bsasdsss Gan sisD b. tAkea.
IL - -Sif
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.. AgOT l..ll. MLES-Tan ~,
~ Lee a Bow,nan Auo. '-,-.

;s a.. ~ md Lady. Maid fs,..
room, q II o:s,o WI '.' THIS day. :, %. &
aooas ~ years "fsss, we'll qusls., seasg VIVA,
sAo neess servant She was ,.,a.a, sesnar,'.
s ssse.aSss family ef l., mchbu.r. ?, nts, ~
iyT3 1t. LIVE BOWNAS"y
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III H. r. Taylor, Anc,

a ftE9 nv sals Of Hors.s, &c, ,h,.
"A vii SSH donbls set Of n, -, ~ mofhi0s. I
ness, aspre.ented to be as I'd 81 n.x '''ss' la,
" 1917 VI r TAyInu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

HoRsEs,
Ii Muies1
Cows.
Hogs, and
% ~" s q, iIe.,on.W,li BE- Sold an sa'''f
Council Chamber Hit ~ ~ "eioek ca
Several good work horSes
large bay horse, years Old. wo,,.
sound In every respect 'ss",I, aad
die horse s"' ""'A aud ,,A
large bay horsc--a good sadd, ho.
: brood sows, i,h pigs ""'At
$ line cows and caiyss
two horse family Carriage. in ,,
jy2I TiIn4 AZ , ",ar,,
ADDITIONAL 10y NUT
oae splendid silk p,,ie,nJ,.s,
oae - tunupt an,
one cloak
49, TH kIFlpr 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

MERCHANTS Insurance. IL MP.NY,,
n Richmond, July 10. loo4
x the annual msetiag of ths stock ho,ders
oI ihis Company Will be held at their of
noe on wednesday nsst, the 9Th Inst, at Ia
o'clock NJ. i III SsnNTAErE ~ 40
jy 91-!t27th 'O' .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

Fessg.L NnTIcg The funeral OF Or II
BkiGHr will tasr PLACE To day, n . O'clock, al
the Fi..i Baptist Church The tiiehds asd ac
aaaintances OF the family are respectfully iav;cd
TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

| IA mset-h moot Valuable Tan Yard and ss bl,
a,res CT Land, Is miles from the Danv lie Railroad
tst Roanoke station , Tor ssie.--we are auli
| to sell most vsluauie tGnuery, located as above
| IN rich country, where bark Is al uadant Tbar.
are attached TO IL 50 acres of fertile land The,e
| rs An ample supply OF pine timber on tho place
| win never iaiag streams running through III,
! tract, and several excellent sprir ga On bo n,e
misses there Is small, comfortable dwe cling con.
tanning Tour rooms, tTOuadei by beautiful " bie
OAK grove, ~ the outer edgetcf which there Is a
| Low shoo shop IN excellent apple Dtseh
aud pear orchard. The tsa yard has ST yats nj
| large sze, tege;htr with all necessary hOuees ana
sneiosed with plank twelve feet high. This tan
| merry WAS erected In 1851, and for cOayeuianc. q,
constr ucton Is not surpassed by any con ntrv yar
In tho S'aA The gross Income last year was about
| 500 utO Thls tenncry Is located in an exoolien I
| oaiH country II desired the owner will Cell the
| tools belonging to the yard, ami also enough bars
| ALREADY peeled To last during tho GnfuiLg year =
| Possession given ist ID, cember nex, or II prefer
red, possession OF the dwelling aud half the ysis
u. al earlier day.
This ETaperty Is iiered for sale only becsus, tho
owner Can't give his personal attention 10 the man
agement OF il. II properly mansged IL Ia believes
| that tho whole purchase money Can be made la a
FOR further Particulars apply Ia person 10
~ - -as GOODIES 4 APPhRs0N.
DalmE 8aGon, Cotton Yarns, ard xc.
20tU |, 8 prime hogrouad bacon
b0O IbB do lard
500 bundles cotton yarns, all Nos
8 bDls pr me rye whiskey
! do do old summesdeaa do
z do do do do
ODD Msrtsl brandy, genuine
Sardines
Pickles
Muetxrd
Java colies
Madeifa
Che ny
Port
London deck brandy, &c
Just received and for Eaie by
YHRBY.
u 2i-eodstf No S 18th street.
bacon. Lard. Flour, &c.
1000 lbs bacon
,0O1 q maple sugar
kegs lard
% bush corn
10 bbls aaur
Also, 900 lbs bar iron. fine green and
black teas, sugars, coffee aud general
assortment vi groceries.
For sale by jones PHiLiPs,
~ 80 Coraei 9Th aad Main SITS.
FlNiMofHY skEO, Sc -
bbitimotby seed
~ boxes candles
10 do soap
COD lhs rice
~ 70 ,esms wrapping paper.
J7 2s-3;' 18Th q, DO, M.Ia And t.ary.
NJ" tis1R. rs.
Good old rum
Goot Old brandy
areen aud bal K tea
Crushed sugar
For sale by GEO A WEED, Groser.
iy Alb No SO Main stpaes =
pfiVAfk 6ais.-Tbs uodersignsd Ia desirous 10
= sell privately hfs house a. Kitchen furuitnrs
In part Of the following articles;
! piano
sofa
Psrior chairs aud tables
kosewced bOokstand
Mirrors
Guftsins
Picture frames, &c
;. ue VIII Be ready 70 commeacs sale Oh Monday.
eth last, and eentinue until IN entire dtspcs,tos
made Of the abevs mantioncd siFects His MACE |
. busi s.s 70 No i9i Broad st; rssd4acs So, gssn
'th and 9th, on nArshsii alrsst
y a2--att n R0sRNvwLD.
0KasaAL ho PssAL No a.
lnly 70, ls6l.
"A Lii persons having ueGn0sa hired q the ~.
IA r'tsl WIN csti = hsjo1 3 CaFyh cftto o.
,Aax. esswsen llth aad l2ih sts ard sallscs tssir
'are esfors the aesh tsst. JA3 RUAu,
" al-stf nnsssoa . cAssfe
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~ 2zsos. W: keesee, Anctl,,.---. :,
(once Corner Of 18th ani O.
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By Geo. ". HW.s, A,sccr
mo. ci Main st
N ILL bo soIl at suctjo, =,
siTsbie lot 0''' 4, a erJ lie
honssheld and kitchen furpi,ur,
large lot efockorv and 81 ssss.r. s,>-..
SSsaoy made io'hng bisuksts 81
snTes, hats, dry goods, 30
Io bacco cigars snd fancy eao5s
several hne gold and silver watch, -;
ely, AZ. "''' NV"
:, :. '------------- Q w WILLIS, Au.,
By 1tstf'coed, iai9tpS j. 10, 1aff.a,gey,
lal Main street.
W. VII son at the horse lot on CouucI ,.,.,
Der mn, or Saturday, tho Odd, a nuuhsr 'I
Horses, mules, vehic.es, &c VI
1 nae family carriage, harness, &,
REDWOOD, PniLLiP& 4 co Aa,,,
jy2 x a n,
NO Cow, with young cali; she h,s h,rnt,
The city Tor two Year,
~ 81 REDWOOD, PHILLIPS aCo .n,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

NfOhahTioN Wanted-Of PHILIP hIuELL.
i who ielt here for the North iu Aprli iS,3 and
nas MOI sisee been heard of by his family. ANY
oae knowing Of his where abouts vii. confer Ia.t
ing favor upon his distressed vile ny writing her at
Richmond, Va,'through ti,g OF truce.
MAhGAREr aicELL.
va New York papers Ft q e.,ed TO copy.
LIZ ~ 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

S6E usdeSstssed has few vacancies 10 M.
j seMnsss school. would like % f0,m q class
~ cive eastssfsinS aad the hisi,cs masbsmstjes
ID eoa Nm u JOHN SON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

DEAUtlFUL cotisge Residence =! h'hiss'
Id with three foarths Of an acre Of land sIiseaeJ'
for saie.-i an authorized 10 sell that eesaia' g
tsgen eo.tsge located a. above, recently oceapta
BY Mr Jsmes W Ford, sonsaiaisg ssx rooms, essss'
Kitchen, meat house, stable, wood house. Sc saS
vainAble aud fertile garden, and pump o. g.
water Ia the gard. tho whole prea,iscs $40 10 ~
most perfect order. Tue purchaser Viii bs's -
right 10 free ticket on the railsesi. fosfes'''.
given immediately. This, without deesi = "'
handsna,est residence 10 Ashland. Ar9y 70
~ lb~6s JAS ~ fsiLOn'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

AI0Tck III having apps AIRED that rtisase =
IN JuRriN, CO y, 2tth regimen. VI eAssny,,
now In psssale aaartcrs BY Aathssisy u ths @e
col odlcsxa At Ca,mbosaza Hpspitsi, bis Haise va
~ iesecr b. pabpsAed - . dascstes.
~ order VI tot " hobias.
" sa~sft L n DAWES. Adla asa
uDktt elkt " " HAWKINS and JOAN
i SAUMN haslsg baen tnpsepsaiy psshsss,.s -
dessseesas Ms aeeies u pah,isksa v correct
uioeaee-
NJ st1sr q Col " Rekiss. -.
W - ~ \ n DAVIS, Az"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

AMiRioAN HoTEL,
. Richmobd ts, July q, 1884 (
MPosFok5.-Certala persons, who arc Known,
= nave peen puicaasiag d our and provisions la
North Csroliua, purporting to be for The American
iotsi, Ia this CITY, This Is to Inf ,r IN tho public
that all such are impositors. We refer TO o n
sn.ed, salisbury, q. ard to w P Moore, Char
1910, Z who can give thu required information
I'D to who ate on. agents ana VINO are impostors.
WIN A WRIGHT q CD,
" sd-tt' PropTietars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

VALUABLE Tenemeuts on the south aide
Main street, near the oid Market Tor SAX
we oiier for sale either enc (hut oniy 0neJ OF ~
Tour following ys.usba teneniepts located as sbSa
viz. the one occupied By Mr. VIZ Hsr~oOi, 10
adjoining Que occupied by Mrs sadlei; lhs sajas
ing one occupied by Mr FieishoI or the oae, No 2
occupied by MIR tieorge Jacobs. II immsll aIe ~
Pile stion is made either enc OF sAii tsnemebls 81
DO sold fos a fair price. Apply to
Jy 2--at HODOIN & AFfEgS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

JEhsoN.L Mr. Humphries, who has a sis
4 Ter hVh Ia Baltimore city, Nd, will please
call At ofice Il Inspector rerai of Field Traos-
po,tstioa, corner Of 9th and BaLk SITS, without
delay. HENRY RRnoKE
Nv 2t-3{
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

i8 HiA, Dickinson II 70, Aaset'fs.
tAY I'LL be sold at our auction houss On Monday
w next, the 26th inst, one negro boy, about 10
years OF 9. belonging 10 The estato OF John O
Gsrthisht, decd. kF aARrHRlaUr.
Commissi ner.
hitL, IaKINscN 60, AIcts jy 2i-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

ShDEf JOHN HANNA will hear OF s0mcILirr
To his Interest by calling at A Jud son trane,s'
va IahH 81, between ID and ah. jy 2l-3.t
HEopoKE LtlUILlEn, from deneys Sw,tzer.
l. land, Ia requested to make his address and
whsr sAbouts known 10 ISAAC sCOTi,
10 HS--lm Macon Ga
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kNSTRAf Coit.-strayed from my house. on
u Church iiiii, few days ago, a bay mare colt,
with light spot In The forehead; about three wears
old. VIII give a liberal toward Tor her delivery
TO me. FRAYsEk, Druggist.
U ie-iw Isth st, Rieha,ond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

IN Change OF Hours
III steamfr IL PARKER, Captain L.Ackown,
VIII leave her wharf al Ko keits every morning Al
~ d'oiock aud every evening at q O'Clock. Re
lafaihg, will iesve the squadron every morning Of
O'Clock aud avery evening At O'Clock. sioppips
~ the intergediata landings on the RIVER,
Pas age. two dollars Those Belonging to the
army aud navy bsif price.
Parties Will have passports CT other proper pa
re. iv ga 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

Lok kent.--Iwo or three pleasant Eo0Bs "a
e Church BiIi. 18th street, between Cay and
Lee streets, with the use Of this kitchoa.
IN s1-4lt
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uknkkAL TO PafAL No Z. \
Jaiy 20, lisa.
IA rstsl VIII csii = hsjoG Casyh c1lttc. q
nAAx. hsswsen lith and l2th sta. ard eallscs t,sr
hlrs esfors the Sota tsst. Jas RUAu.
WM-sef onTSeon y Charge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-23

MAJ ILL be sold at our auction house on Monday,
w the I'd Of August, at IL O'Clock, enc negro
gifl named Aceiine-a good house servant
BY order OF L KEKSEY Ttustsc
hill iekINSoN Co, Auots ~ 22-a0dtas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
THE REBEL CONGRESS.

NEW YORK, February IL.
In the rebel House of Representatives, on the
SOth, an important debate occurred on the quss-
ton OF conscrIpGOn.
NJ. Smith, Of North Carolins, stated that the
strength ofthe rebsJ army was 1000 meDJwhorn
the country was unable to feed.
Mr.. Chambers, Of Virginia, sad We could FEED
double that number; fnot, the sooner we MAKE
terms with Lincoln the better. Everybody ex.
poets that next spring will be the heaviest and
most decisive campaigns shat viii occur.
Mr.. Goode ofNirginlss SAID his State could no!
stand another draft This was the opinion Ct All
the enrolling officers who recently assembled e
Richmond.
Mr.. HolcOmb, OF Virginia, said the weak point
ofthe Fedsrals was their finances and tho poll
CIV of the South was to protract the war. Our
last crops we're far below the average. Take
aEsy more men and starvation viii be the newt
able result. Other speeches were made and the
bill under discussion passed, Al against 81. II
amends the conscript law so as to exempt farm
ers and planters on condition OF their giving an
additional tenth Of theiE supplies for the use oi
the army. -,
On the following day after the debate, bill
passed to impress all male free negroes be-
tween Is and so, to WOrk'On fortihcahon5. In the
production or preparation OF material OF war or
in military hospitals, they are 70 be eompensst-
ed eleven dollars per month Also 70 employ
20 OG0 slaves in q SIMILAR manner st the same rsts
OF ofeO1npensation, owners to receive tull pay lor
those who die in the service or escape TO the
enemy Also allowing the impressnent ofslaVes
in any military department where they can be
oblained in the above msnner TO the number OF
2Oe0o, they to be paid for as above. Free ne
g-oes are to be in all cases impressed hrst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

The rebel press, hesriug Of the enthusi.
sstio resnlistmeht Of our veterans, to keel
uPs good show, have been making q grsaI
hulabsloo about Eesnlisting in the rebel
army. All this is only dodge to con zeal
their Wretcksdnscs. In reply to all talk
about their armies being greatly strength
ened, We nSed only reply in The language
Of the Examiner Of the sth Of February.
speaking Of The conscriptiOn bill passed
BY the Rebel House in soret session, II
says;
at is currently reported that the House
Of Representatives yesterday passed its
military bill. TIE bill is reported as wild
and impractlcsble to the point Of insanity.
After much discussion about exemptions,
they were all stricken out with the sxcep-
tion, We suppose, Of tho members. Such 3
law as this means one Of two things, the
destruction Of society, or lie subsection to
the holders Of Executive Offices. Either
horn is sufficient to deal the death-blow to
the cause Of the South. Now, the only
hope OF the country is in the Senate. We
viii abstain from qualifying the course of
he assembly, further than to say that it
appears to be in that dellrium which some
times preosdes the dissolution Of psrlis-
mentsry bodies Of States, as il does the
last sfOnies Of individuals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial to the Cleveland Lesder.I

lbpecl2l 70 the cleveland LeaueE.l
COLUMBUS, Feb. II.
The Senate passed q bill to prevent
frauds in the recruiting service, such as
improperly obtaining discharges, eertif-
estes, and retaining soldiers pay, bounty,
sc. Also, Mr.. Gunckers bill to regulate
eesond- hand stores in cities.
Mr.. Williamson introduced bill to pro-
vide for annual sessions OF the Supreme
Court in Cleveland and Cinsinnsti.
Mr.. Morton bill for new idiotic asy-
lum.
Mr.. Gunckls, bill to establish in the
surgeOn-Generars Department hGrssu
Of military statistics.
The House ordered the soldists' relief
bill to be resd the third time on next
Wednesday.
Unsuccessful efforts we're made to effect
change in the levy, which now stands
mills, the State one mill, discretionary with
the county Commissioners, and One-hali
mill for cities, first snd second class.
The House bill to authorize the County
TressureFs to resolve notes of the Nation
81 Banks for taxes, was passed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

CINCINNATI, FeDruafy II.
The Gazetts's specials say that General Curtlss
arrived at Fort Smith yesterday.
The army OF the frontier Will be re-orgsni1ea
for offensive operations.
Persons from Knoxville, whs arrived At Nash
vile Yesterday, report that commuhicauons
with Cumberland Gap are cut on -
Nearly an East TeEinesse is in possession Of the
rebels.
The smallpox exists to an alarming extent at
Knoxville. -,
condition. Troops draw full rstions.
Most OF the rebel army are at Dalton.
Johnson's Headquarters is at Atlanta.
Nearly all the Tennessee brgadess and two
thirds Of the Kentucky regiments, have been
sent South, ostensibiy 10 assist holding Mobile,
but in reality to prevent desertion.
Tennesseeans lesTe the rebel army IN large
number
General John Beatty has resigned.
Veteran regiments have commenced returnlpg
to the army OF the Cumberland.