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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16
The House Bill to Limit Exemptions,

Tia goat oJnplaidt OF the army hsroIofOrs has
bssu ,hat she 81 symptom lave have worked unsquaHJ
through the pArtiality OF those in whose hands "a
D,rss ana sx,cutou OF th. N TIE bill Wdch has been
,sporte1 10 the Hoass OF kp essaIstSss, aud which
A. nov bsfoss tnst bod, has tsndsIeJ 10 SggraVAte
rs,hsr than Alag taa disconIsnE uOOn that sSIlsoL
Il gives 10 the Secretary Of War the poser &c eAsnP
uhOusooVsr 10 may thiIk proper. The organization
of the army depends eatirsly upon his ShL DE Gao
ssy les there DO 40 mors added 20 tie army, and
he hss the authority Of Congress tor t he can p.ek
sut any nunbsF OF psFs0as whom h may tpl1 Ms
f.acy % release roa va soil saa Danger Of soldier
ifs and ,hsy saal b RELEASED. Congress s'ss 20 the
sssts,arJ pavsr 20 relieve such Psrsen o.
p.s.sas a. II. may hs NsgshsS onsui 20 BE
,,su2tsd.r t. places him, ~ usrd, sso'e
al ,---nAhs hln : lev 70 himself. Congress
.olsanly sDdesIes ios paSsr % ES.ss sHa support
.,.sss, shea Is conferred upon it BY the Oensusu-
,iou. sod .url,. u ever 70 The 5esrssry OF War. We
b.6sye Ihs. it has No rigki 60 Sbd.eats powers On
trusted 10 IL BY the Ooussise.iOn. We believe the
s,.,. NJ ,hs Oonsti lou never intended that they
should exercise any such power. Fley, not the Sec
-, Of War, have the poser 10 say Who shall go into
Ana srny and no other prison or P'rsoss, ohiesr or
"a ,srv We conceive this bill to bS IN dre0. COZ Ct
i,b aha words aad spirit alike, OF the Constitution
al We D ,otest az snss iGs passage.
w. ara a. muoaiu favor Of increasing the army a.
q, =, Dos,i /, ion men 10 be. We have of red and We
Ill o., 10 opposition - any really good bill that
ma, bs prorO~sd, sni in good fiiih, having ten
-, "a Pc. tSat very desirable o.! jsct 1t part
ma "a believe this bill viii have the diAwetri.
III, ooao,e tendency that We oppose it, and Protss'
..;,st ia massage l, il evidently bill to Increase
-. Do,sr and patronage of The Chief Executive efh-
"A, for the Secretary is, according 70 the received
dosIripe bat = clerk, aud acts olIy IN obedience I"
TIA directions Of the President Toe consequence o.
a.. manage of this bill will eventually be, not to IN
,..ss de mum 200 Of persons joining the army, but to
5.m,nisA a. No psrsOn Who has any claim upon 1'e
.,5.h;D of ths EteeutiVs-eithsr Tor political se-
-. ,,nlsrsI or for other reAsons-sill be ssns to
m ,a,ny. Il the Executive choose g. prevent IT.
for ball taAt will develops the whole strength
,.o c,un,ry, AMI Ne want 1t - bs a Tao Of Con-
-, La n stand upon the ETA booas as a com
.Lioh nus, b obsysi. 90! crude undises-
=, ,,din.nss. merely turaias over the object "h'e'
-, ,.,,,..s 10 accomplish 10 the Secretary OF War
.,.hotv ELLA. Congress il Tho proper poser 10 say
- ,h.n bs and who shall not DO exempt, sni no
"A s,dlon or the PrssidsnI. Congress- 20 rePsat' la
,.ht T., delegate any p,IilOl OF iss pOSera to An'
"a, ala II aas the poser TO raise armies no! hs.'
W. hope they vii uos aoieA's their 00h'1"u''i 81
powers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16
STATE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.
WIpsIsDAY, D ycsmber Is, 1854.

Senate met atl Prayer BY Dr.. D,ggett.
Joint resolution, adop:sd BY House of Delegates,
.r,vdpg Tor ournmen Of both Houses fiom Wednes-
day instant Of January was agreed to BY the
Senate.
Ga motion Of Mr. JOHNSON, it was resolved that the
S,nlte adjourn over from Wednesday, 2(s to January
eth, 1855 with consent of the House.
Mr NEWMAN, % Mason, introduced a resolution
that the Committee on Finance report what action will
os necessary 10 protect the bonds Of the Common.
wealth from ruinous tsxAIion by the Confederate Gov
ernment.
The Senate adjourned, on motion Of hr CHRIS;
TAN, of Augusta
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MoNEILL's RANGERS.
HANDY OouETT. We. I
December s, 1884. !

OoOoubst " Aoofs
To tie Editor Of the Wig:
In eonueoion with Gen. Rosser's successful 70 hupcn
the Yaakss4 New Greek, think it but justice that
su,suAnt Mcneil and his brave and heroic little CONF
nand should receive the praise they so richly won by
the part they played 10 this expedition. When Genera
Rlsasr reached Hoore6sl Sunday he sent ecu isr
90 L eulenant KeEsill, who then ct Petersburg,
ssehiug for any s'ragslng Ysnkees who might come
hat wsy 10 come down and picket for him. as he and
hi, men understood the country. Lieutenant AoNsii
At Oace moved down In the vicinity Of Moor field, and
pacsa picket at all the fOrds on the river, and on all
the roads leading to YanksedOm 90 as to prevent the
news Of General ROsssrs presence from reaching the
YapSafs The men tent to what Ia known as Psrson's
FsrL o the Moor ID and ROmney Pike, had Hs y
rsehsd the pla when they approached BY ten or
.wsvs Yankees dressed In gray and invited the
rlverthe Ys1kess, protesting 70 be heN'ils scou's
Ending Il Q men sere too vel sahoolsd In Yankee
tricks e. be entr p3sd ia this way they opened i've
upon ths aid pick eompslsd 70 fall biet
some da aDee IN get out Of range. This fact having
been o. m uunicaIsd 20 General Rosssr 10 ordered
Lieutenant NsNsII to take hs command and fsal the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16
KVENING WING.
,TOE-sFlRE RIGRfs

We shah publish, to-day, a. 2 O'CLOCK P. H. and
svsry succeeding day Sundays sIeePtsa al the sane
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The EVSnins
Whis viii contain the latest nsws By mail and Telegraph
sP 70 lAs hour OF going TO prs. sdOrAs. local intel
= -. A.. b9O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16

TEACHRR WANTED wish to engage snf
expsenced LADY TEACHER, to take charge pEp
for tie OF the ehalsS ending 70 Jay hu
be thorough quafsi TO ach English, French aud Music ma
Tin None need sppy but ko.e 10,
quslhsd. Address, stating terms and refsresc.s
wH. d. BALL,
de'S-sed6t Midlothian o.
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and sdyDg o. aiding negroes to eseaps to the enemy
ieoaies punishs bic BY DEATH during the existing war
between The Oonfedsr4ts STATES and the Ua.ed Sates
Ry Mr. PENDLEr0N--r mat the Board OF Supervisors
OF bait Woke Communicate 70 this House any reports
OF the Superintendent OF Salt the subj sos Of delay
in the production and distnbut on of the salt.
The SPEAKER lao before the House o letter from
General Josspn H. Johnston, which read and or.
deredto DO entered on the ,urnsi Of the House. Lis
IL published In another oolu nm.
MR. w hUN1ER, of berksisy, rose and presented
the following preamble and resoIunons, which, after
feeling apprep Pirate and eloquent sp,eoi In behalf
Of the memory Vt the deceased, were unanimously
adopted;
Whereas II has pleased God, in the exercise of His
infinite wisdom, TO take from mdst, BY honorable
death in battle for the rights aud hbsrues Of our
country, Col WV RANDOLPH, late dslegate. from
the ounty OF Clarke,
Resolved, That while this General Assembly bows
reverence to the sorroWial dspensa.0n, &c ain
cerely laments the untimsly loss ID Virginia OF q
worthy son, whose wisdom IN council and valor In
battle, entle his memory 10 the grateful respect Of
her people. -T--,rssa5
Rssoissd, That copy of the foregoing preamble
sn resolution be furnishs the widow aud family Of
the deceased.
RssOivsd, As further testimony of respect, that
tins House DO nov adjourn. 90
And then the House sej 'urned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16

DRUGS, 49,
which We will eaT T0-DAY, at IL O'Clock, A. ~.
We will add the following very deSr. tie sItio e.:
% toxes sperm csnrIes
- do verg superior tslow do
IS do bar soap
1850 pounds tslos
10 bpB sphis tnrpentne
~ " sapefh0s fur
bales N. Y. hops
lot Of faniiy bacon and lard
II tuos butter
1 chest choice black tea
30 psgs peas
y" dozen pic lies and catsups
Is Sssk genuine French brady
leo bottles Pr Hanger, sen.,r old rye whisky
2boxss window glass
So dGs knives forks
2sToss liIiag cards
zn.Is glasses
10 Ieams Manila wrapping paper
8pieces (loJ yards blaze tweed cashmere
so do ger Cashmere
/ silk morning gowa
csses Qot csTtoons) linen boron shirts
lrockavsy-nessly new
1carsisge.
.fa- ROBINSON, ADAMst co.
dele Corner Eth and Main hts
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
SECOND SESaoN-Sr0oHD CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY Dec'r Is, 1884,
The Senate mat as II NJ, the VIoE PRssIDrsr In the
CHAIR.
Prayer BY the Rev. DR.. hnnegsrods, of the Epsco.
pal Church.
Mr. BARNWELL, from he Committee on Finance,
reported back with dalton that IL do not
pass House / III to regulate the pay aid mesge of
members and the compensation of tcers of the Sen
ate and Houe Of representatives.. The consideration
Of the bill was postponed.
Mr.. eEMhES, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported biok, with an amendment the bill 10 guard
against an improper construction OF the tsx lsWs by
he Gfhcfrs charged with the execution of the came
House bill to defae and punish conspiracy against
the Confederate States, taken up and the debate
continued by hessrs. WAfsos, GRAHAM, JoBRs0A Of
Ga, aud hAxwILL, in opposition to the amen dment
reported from the Committee On the Judiciary and
by hessrs sKMNIs GARLAND and HILL in favor Of the
amendment.
TIE amendment was adopted and the bill passed by
the following vote:
Ysss-Messrs B ,ker, Biruwell, Carpenter, Dorteb,
Garland, Henry, Hill, johnson OF No., Ssmmss Of L,.,
and 8psrrow-l0
Nsys-MGssrs Graham, Hunter, johnson of Ca,
Newell Orr and Watson 6
o. motion of Mr. HILL. toe Senate resolved into
executive session, sud, on the rsopening of she
doors, adjourned. u
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Hou'e opened at liz o'clock by payer by the Rev.
DR. Jeter, Of the Baptist Church.
The resolutions offered the fist day of The session
by Mr. PEsDLETos In relation TO the sentiments aud
position OF Virginia In the present crisis called up
aud referred 10 The Committee Confederate Rsls
ions together With the follWng, on the motion Of
Mr. BURWELL. of Bedford:
ia the House of Delegates,
Tuesday. tbs 24h of May. l7ss.
Resolusd, unanimously, fnst proposition from the
enemy 10 all any Of these United States for peace
truce separate from their all 90 is psidous and in
| admissible.
Rtsolusd, unanimously, That proposition from the
ensmy for treaty with ASSEMBLY or body of meniu
America other than the Congress- Of the United States,
1, insIdious and inadmissibls
RssolUsd unanimously, That this Assembly viii not
listen 10 any proposition, nor suffer any negotiation
with the national faith and federal union
Rssolvsd unanim -u,ly, That ihis Assembly will eT-
tend tho utmost poser Of ths State 10 carry on n
var WITH vlgor and sfet until peace shalt obtadsd
10 manner consistent With our rational faith and
federal union
Resolved That the above resolutions be TRANSMITTED
to the Delegates Of this ate In Congress &c 10.
st,uotIon to the said Delegates.
lEsoIuToss OF isouIRY.
Among the sssolutions Of inquiry sppsopristsIy
ferFsd were the following; Ssh -,
"a a 4
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pish1 = ksitsy ths rssbel artillery opsosd h..v,
bod 81 Dusoh Gap end en the right Of che Army u
the Jsnss near che New Market road bat With litter
efsst. The Ore was, however, responded to.
tse e. FROM WASHINGTON.
The Tribune has the following Washington des-
$500 yloH sHxHAxDoAH vALLnY. ~
The runor teisgraphsd froh the sasnar doai ~
Icy that Information had zen received By Gez I'D
Sheridan that Early and Brsek nridgs mad received ~.
struetions from lmono 70 monsrate against the
lines, 10 dscredissd here, sg last accounts Bfeck.
ridge Was ssill In East Tennessee. Tic las, uu,t.
wofsby intelligence Is that Early had dsp.t,d h.s
army the Of thres dvsioas whicu we're sent
to Lees assistance % Pstsssburg.
eUIHILLA HUssnG.
We have the comforting assurance from an tidoer
high In command, that Elective m s.surss have been
tAEsato rtd The shenandoah ana LJadoa Valley Of
gueriilas.
TIE tIsKnG or IHI TL,RDL
ga mnltafy board OF inquiry has been constituted,
uldsr sPeeiAi orasr No Ss7. 10 invesngass Che cir
oama.Ahoes attending Tue uKing OF the f.ohda. Tie
BOARD 10 composed vi Brig Gen Gorge y. SlepLy,
rfesidsnt Bug. Hsn. j. b. Uarr Lisas UsI uso,so
a. kshssl. ksoorasr. Tue Naval soj.usaso sue
DE "ishOus Coming 20 any dehuts asclsion.
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DIED.

fsts AiosusTs eoaLtf " ntnb N "a crop, SEP
ttns- er tstt :. - $500 assns acre
ttltt " - ~f b kIto
-; ''' . - - ~ "a thsn n.I,
lot i's.". .-,'. =. 49, .a s.,y'ys ett0a. ~
these " III. "i'sr rns,
Ms hsaf sf ssr,.ysd snnsJss
seseD Ltis rfpsst va, tssss ns Op,s" his LurS
sprt unstsusd ~ the poiutioss
for he ~ ain frsD the iotrs
received extend hs ns
bead which rested ioud eoLnsigsy agOLs5
mother test calmly uyop
vour. eaIb Is AsKei Ia heaven
III veil vh the lJ fond aLd Aiias pareas
when
OF ~ ,he Dngnt smile,
aud all tue lille COZ I'D WAYS VI lac Gil Hopes
vanish and leave Tie heat calm aud unuIoyed
chid 10 the mJrnng rJbasI the O~ VI his chtet5
cd from Tie Mirror Of evening
h, 10 too .rts ssh " Win
and the consolation VI isgion
lily gre and The Ia VI Iecognillou hsppy
In Heaven will tLen TO thsIr
doEtng att the have Coz
sympathy Of al their and eads Tue prayer
Holy spit AID nnaly be b.ougnt hs everlasting CORY
"wsep not though Plo,desce has c.l.d
Thy d. ling Infant fem Ihy breast;
Before the Ether throns l. stands
. Among lhe saints weicome guest
Wouldn't thou recall that yiLless Soul
From tIs. bhgL. home VI perie = bliss.
To live, osure, aud 70 tear
rhe sorIovs VI worm IKE nisS'
Rlohnotd Christian Advocate please copy
Was killed II tie srswoldye on tue 22i Eoy,nb.,
Lieut. ALBERT HAPE oompa.y PaitoL uounly hiNu no hs
year Of bis age Lieu HAps was naive yIaud,
where Ills pareats still sids He del breast 10 Tie
foe, aud siesps In soIdi RS grave May 10 De
kiehmend and Savannah Papers please copy.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
lsPOsfl AZ RlsAKDs oAPr slnu,s. :

OAIRo, Dso. s.-fhs s.ssmer hIssis.Ippi iien
New oasaIs the Oh Instant, has arrived hsro,
cotton prsss at AsIsmorss sss dsslio, ed est,y
IN hoseHte., WIN sO0 bales OF e,ttou vsiusu =.
sl6U000.
vsp,ail Sem@ss had arrived in MalAmsIss, q,
rOas Tor Riollaonc This 10 co, fence " .Ls 5, MI
~sss sofrsspoLdsn,s OF Nes UIiesLs papers, wlo
Say lie has OIL psd LETT head itsm nis suss g. n.ns
si.n The kssss.ss. He sees 20 hrohnoDa W said
nis trisi tor tLe lsss OF Tho stssmsf Alabama,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16
DIsTRIBUTION OF SALT FOR RICHMOND
CITY

WE are now prepared 10 deliver SALT, ten
w pounds per head at 20 cents pound Applissns
MI, bring With The sfidtvs
family bags be furnished CT oent SIZE nsin
th.i 9us.s. SPOTS HARVEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16
SALT CRHTIPICATfs.

SALT CERTIFICATES.
THE subscriber will furnish Salt Certificates
i. TO psraons wsndfg them, a.the Ba1k Of Rehmona
J. b MA0AUl4
Deo 10, 1ssa-8s Notsry Inc.
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RIohnOrd Christian Advocate please copy.
NOTICE
70 HOLDERS AND OWNERS

NOTICE
70 HOLDERS AND OWNERS
Of -Four Per Cent. Registered Bonds, issued
under tie act Of February n, lst4.
NOTICE is herebJ gsea to holders and own
els Of iclr per CT. registered Bends i,.utd VA
DIR Act Of Ssbtsry ~ ls6i that the ibtrss, doe 20 tie
sawe 70 M January 1900. paid opoa prs,eutsuon the
bcnds 81 aay pne Atsr ut pryxino sursT
rebnisr, " pay Dep6siarts hs mel bslw
prepNs The uste BONDS
as Re n9moer and amoun OF tbose psyn,
tiIes hsvsnot been BET .sSsrtIinsd.
@. A. TREaH0LM,
DC. H. ieos .rstsry Of Treasury.
Tis,surer, Kishm6nd, Va.
Assistant essur.T. Uhsrlsson, O.
Do Mobile,
Dpositsiy, ksltlsb, U.
d. Savannah, Ga.
do fsishassse, TIA.
Do h0nis 'msIy Ala.
d. % unbuy, 10 s.,
Do h..sL.ii. rsass. lisl6-oodin
OFFICE Rich. AND PETERSBURG h.k.iol
Richmond, Va, Dec. 10th, 1864.
NOTICE.
rTHR Board OF Directors have de Jared a
l. dividend OF is per the capital flEls UcE-
pany, psysbleon aztec the 6lst eli psscus VITO
stockhlds the 2sn OF Nov lss ker legal re-
presentstivss III. W. YAkhI GfUH
dele otlsl fIsssa.sr.
SpEITf m NOTTDE
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SALT NNTICE

uTiZsNb OF te3iic ouEty can get their
" second supply Of salt for 1854 spon sppHeson the
cesr a.ss lo pounds allowed each nsSbr Of the family
osn soon. ths ssm resn v b closed fs..rday the
2h inst ar sfeU dsys ELIJAH BAKek,
dd<-M - Agsnifor Hsnrioo 90
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HD'a'ks VA. n. 1. !
Richmond, "a, Dec. 10, 1864.

: - ItftHW0"o, u, Det TO, IcUf. I
g. NOTICE
rs hereby given, that no vacancies exist for
ii. sd mission this toe Ihs spp ntmsn,s
srsdy made tbs Board Of Visitors win al The Initsion
nis expected 4 he Board vhors will at speary DAY.
gu exiting vacancies in the iit Of STATE Jade
: : : -, - -..l-.r IaAnCIs SMITH,
del68t supsIitterdsnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16

NO gICE To BUTCHERS AND FARMERS.
A LIBERAL price will be paid for all
IA BRIsrIEs and HOG HAIR, ct the Brush Faeto,y
corner 81 and Broad streets. "A
ALSO .wAEiro-An experienced BRrSH MAKER, b.,
dtl2-ln1s =. - W y IAuRf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16

w 0aafd,.ste g. per cent Coupon BO.ds,
.tH tr'- .t- - long or thort dates,
F-f'I'- - Z -. ~ III A. A. FARLEY 90,
de5 81 cor. liih and Cary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-16
SPECIIL NOTICE.

SPECIIL NUIICE.
WE would respectfully call the attention of
w the tsde 70 the lar. e anu attractive los Of
GRO .ER E3,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-01
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

sT have never char Red my mind respecting them
from The first exo8bting 20 think yet better Of that
which began thinking well Of 4 Rev Henry " ard
Bee5hers
''The Troches are Stat OF Life to me. ."-LProf
EdEeTd north, Prtst Hamilton College, Clinton,
SFor Throst Troubles they are a Specific. I'm. P.
VILLA.
"r0o favorablY known 70 need communication. -
Hon Chag A. q helps. FIest Mass Senate
Contain no Opium nor anything injurious. -
fDr A a, Hayes, Chemist, Boston
"An elegant oCmbina ion for Coughs n-[DT. G. +.
BiRel oW, Boston
% commend ihsir uss to Public Speakers REV.
y. b .Ohapin.
Beigfried, MoIristcwn. ohio.
''VerY beneficial when suffering from Colds."-
[Rsv, S. J. p. Anderson, st. Louis.
almost Instant reliefin the distressing labor Of
hEeath ,nR necnlar to AGthma"-l Rev. A. @. Eggle-
Bton, HsW York.
they have Euited my case exactly, relieving my
throat 90 ihst could sing With ease "-iT. DHchAr-
ne, Chcrigter French Parish Church, Montreal
~As there are limitations, be sure 10 OBTAIN the
eESUHE. febl2 ~ I'm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-01
A Repentant Rebers re.rImopr.

heHehtAnL ReDePb Testimony
The Columbus lKy.) War Esgle pub.
lishes the following
q A rebel captain, E. G. Sullivan, for.
meIly citizen Of Madison County, Ala.
bama, came into the Provost MarshaPs Of
fee and requested to take the oath Of alIe
glance. He seems 10 be weary with long
travel. He informed the clerk as he ad-
ministered the oath, that he had been one
Of the strongest HecessiSnists in that part
Of the country that he had contributed
some ten thousand dollars for the cause
had fought, bled, and sEfered-thinkiug
that he was in the right-but had become
satisfied now thst he was not. As soon
IS he heard Of the Presidents reoen. proc-
lamation he at once left for our lines. He
said the southern people had been deceived.
The cunning arts which their leaders had
devised to deceive them had become we'll
known. Soldiers in the ranks from Ten
nessee rsmsrksd that they hoped JEFF.
Davis and his leading conspirators would
have to hang BE also said that tWo-thiFds
os the regiment he held q commission in
ss captain Seventh Alabama infantry J
would, IS soon as possible, give them.
selves up. The same was true Of thou
sands Of others."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-01
ZEAL ESTATE,
HN G. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.



Euolid-St-FOur first ella g m dern built Brick Hou-
sas, known as tbs ampbell Block, next wrst OF
the High sch Oi Building, with bath rooms,
hot and cold water, &c. Win be q skseparate-
ly 'r 'Ogathsr.
Kinsman ST., No lG9-A large Brick House, with a
large lot Of Fruit Trees, shrubbery, Barn and
every convenience a6 500
st. Clair st west Of Erie-LaIge new Bri6k Horse
with modern imp Ov msnis. Lot vel impfoy.
- ed with Shlubbely. FlOae s, 6c $1,000
Ohesh ire-St-fEo stOry C0lhie Oottase Houses With
marble mantles, gas, sc. Also, lsrse lot f45 o.
Huntington -St--TWO HoGs 9 two stories with sIsv-
en- rooms, Barn, SO. Lot 5fxl5O feet
kinsm IN St-OCttage House. Barn, and half acre Of
land. near Eris-St.
Prospect-St., sheriff St-Large two stsry Brict
Houss, with wa'er aud Gas $3.50
Prtspeet-St near Erie St Largs two stofy Brick
HOuIe, with marble mantlss, wafer, gas, ba-
room, frrnale, 40. $500.
seoviIle ayenue-Two story Brick House, Barn ana
Hill St-TWO story Honse ard lot 5Orle5 feet ac5O0
HlcSs-St-Houss and Lot, 4Uxl35 feet. s7OO
OeaAr-St, near Perry-Ss., two story House and Let
with Barn, Fruit, &C. $500.
WAlnnt-St., near Erie-Sr., good two story Blfck
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WalnSt A Double OOtIsgs House, two stories
Clinton St; oeTner Of Duane-st, Brick House aud
Good Business Properly on Superior St Pnblic
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gains on all Of these Streets.
50 Vacant LOts-A good Investment Part On ohto
canal and Btye- and near 70 business
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WYNKoeP,g ICELAND rECToRAL


Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary OF.
cans are ever prgvalsut inBidiOus and danRerOuB.
The properties Of medicine to alleviate, cure and
uproOt these complaints, mu5t be Expectorant, Ano
ayne and 1nEigoraiing, lOosening the mucus Of tbs
tnroats and tmpartng tone TO the entire system. Nc
discovery in medical science ever mastered this cAAa
Of diseases like Dr. Wynkoops Iceland PectorAl. II
10 used with the most astonishing results in all
q Bronchitis, Influenza, WhooPing Cough, Dipthe-
"a q futrld sore Throat, Asthma Group Coughs
Oolde, EerFOus Debility, &c.
Ths Rev. J. J. Potter certihes, "that have rsed
Dr. Mynkoops Pectora for several years. myself and
IN my family, for severe Pulmonary Com paints and
have recommended it to many others, aud have nsy
CT sea Its equal" Rev. J. J. POTTER,
Brooklyn n. Y.
Hundreds and Thousands Of important testimonial
could be produced showing its remarkable cures and
shat Il EEFKB FAILS II is composed OF pure Iceland
Moss Balm Of Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, ElecSmpane
OOmfroy, Burdock, and other invaluable eEpectoraD
and tonic ingredients 1t is harmless, prompt anu
lasting. 1nvalids and sufferers cannot afford 70 neg
lOcta trial. Every family should have il. 1t is 70
markRble for Group. Eull descriptions. recommend.
ott0ns and directions accompany each bottle.
~ Prepared By Dr.. b. d. WTEKOOP, and sold b.
ID = EA hN te9 3 co. New York. iVI0- R22anU