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TEH0UGHoCT FIX COhFEDbkACi.
UGAaTbHmhSTER GENERALS 0FFiOH.)
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RhcuILd February 60 :sG.)
s.iE rrir .rd relatives OF soldiers 10 .he Army u
I N,l.L.,u ViryniR are b :eby notified that ar.
cl,.. has la.s day vun Effected >ith the foulhop
s1r .ss uonpruY carry all packages OF food and wear
ug apparel te Richmond, Va.
70 aoc-.e the advantages thus Obtained through IN
Eapr.. Co ,;c . lis folio nug Instructions must te "b
.ua: ,,,
f.c..,es mint -. cHataiu :ao-s than Que hundred
,. nd 10 vel. iueured ard plg.rly mGiht' nnd sent
A. tic expense OF ,he shipper, TO either OF ZEE "ouois
Relief As.Gcia;so ~t'cE 49, l:cSted AS lon 'Es:
T. SGr.h G.foIiEs, d. itslG:ih; III South SiG"hh" ~
.,ouiniia Ia Gecisia, ~ augusta; In Aleoamh, u
No. yoiucry O. tt any ster puiut mt WHICH "he VI ei.
Associations bass I'll office.
Tbs ,pept. VI ,e., associations viii there take charge
,t theu, aud sp uaily b. Southern Express CoapHs5
% the u.cper agents OF tho respective SLstee al kc
yidual unAutI =, 49,.
10 met: tho w,s!es " the su!diors add to Give then
SEP. III, end speedy COMMUNICATION hh homo, the Sonta
,r, Express Company has asrooI 10 rive thls aEi"
,r,fer:uee tpcry,hS else .nd In order taat no Cd
,terIe may occur be OF 30 audabe I'LL tntef
nriu tr several an!es are hereby Requested
=: render the Express Company such facilities 90 vii
an.b,. IL 10 make Ia. arrgp gemsR. complete success
Nv tho Southern -cas GOU pnny uEes ali respon,
;htv Of tho transportation o ID edo pncfsss6 he keel
as,or;a,,ns arr requested Withdraw thtir agents who
n,y, -r, tuI.ru ac.d Cling meoaongeIs ii the
ta.; sy.:ntc:,s Mili taht l. eacieS " tae rear u
,,c.r aruics liey may e:ioy saS- rr."eRrs hertnj
,scor,a L, liz, hrI:y II Noe,liorn WrSi.in.
Lieut.. Col aud QunrtoT a-!.stsr
Ar I.Aw1OS, QGartsIner'er Heheiai.
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Nr.:Hh Ni.tcs sane,a ,caues,eh N t.Ncy

GEGkuE.-An Te!l. Las, heard from Cornell. In Mo-
bile Ste va tryinG 10 make arr sngeusnts there Have
written u her and will assist her nd keen you advised
Would have seen her In montgomery had he not eff
Richmond, Va. May uLTINUS
R-New FORK News please ccry mayl8Stt
TO +. or 4. 4. ". Newark. New Je,sey-SANUEL B.
Mh"Lrl died 10 LAY, Ste short inrss Of Pneumonia.
We are al, we'll also T. :. Il : family and frleRds
mayl: 2u' WCyJ
-. New York Sew, and Newark Daily Advertiser
peas: copy. .,E[
To DIR. u. HuLCOMBE, New Orleans, La-Your letter
~ lhh April. announcing the death oI your two lovely
rhidren III just been received oh cannot attempt 10
here. nay de deeply afflicted chlreu the yref
wlcl! We icUi thu uncNrc cd and painful InIcli.
gercr. You know that both have deepest syupu.
thy ana earnest PRAYERS II his dark hour Of heavy
reaSrmrt Oh u'as God scppar, AMI comfort YOU my
loved oilt> and v!vc Scn perfect resignation Holy
VIII N"ig I'w la. rl IN little family circle
ana We are AL n Gus usual hritr. Farewell. All write
ia wIrntst love 10 !"us, to pour X. and s., Ind dear
little Ada. ionr devoted aiothr-
A. l. HoL-oMEE
sS Ne~ Y"iE Daily News. Fxrress, Herald ard New
orleans i'apefs vii li' s.. COPY several times. It,
ANSWER T. PERSONAL in Richmond Enquirer Of
May i'h In yesterdays Erlnircrs noticed personal
.siiH' IN Urinatirm of EDWAED HYERS. When LETT my
Cor any, X, "a Virginia Cavalry, Captain n W. Tebbs
'rlnan Ing, the 6th OF April lGi Mr.. Byers WAS
la'mbcr o. Eai compa v. have frequently seen mem.
beers Of ~" company since them and hence Dir. Byers
had it:: the cnEi..Iy oul have heard VI It, suppose
LIZ It'll belong 20 The - cavalry is in Wrkham's
ssl-, tiiz ,.c:u Division. DAVID II. ANDERSON
kiCm.IHr. May msyIGr
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EnpM nR rRASSYER.

~. ,parr.iuu.i - In company -, - re-
a.I. = brigade, - division, - corps, army
-2, having been citizen OF Maryland at The COM
oearnt OF he war, nppes for ansier TO ,le nary
t,ai 3. n.ar General Orders No S. Adjutant ana In
,, cuerais otce 1864, desire 10 be transferred 70
III. ,ryland, Major General El1ey, Siaunlon, or camp
-....i % bradley T. Johnson HaioYe: function.
sas,aIct - a proof Of citizenship:
.... - ,iay Of -, 1854, before The subscriber
: .a., ,ard officer regiment, - "I'ssce,
..... -.,ucarcd , and made OATH IN due fesIa 0,
dir ,'..',.,,, of the war Inay2 ZIwiw
al. ic party wishes to be transfer ed 10 na No.,
Nst Lr, ....LuiGl, strike out Camp H"~ar"' auu
- Ia. sao Mercury, Mobile Register Atlanta Con
'',y vi -,.i. rrpy vice week for four weeks ana
... L.. ..,fr.
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orrInH SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMY,
AreuarA o. Feb. 70. 1851
'i,nE S.u:ae.u Expr,ss C.mpnny tse,by oo'nS VI.
:.i.nl, .tL rr.atv:s Of c't;f' 81 "e 'iut VI -, ar
-. .. q here hat :,!>y -" YI"iareh 10 eht
~ Gu, .,ra9.-lnvr3 ALL lac: - NE :''f. M,
h law " II 10 all In :htr power 10 tihl ~ ,eauise
49,, JAMES SHUTTER,
;..:s-ul :.-psriaterdr,,t nau AeIisg +, esicent
.b ~ .., nuu,hc II ErI rsss C"mrs:Y.
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PlT r SONALS
fNH THE NOLTUERN JOIRNILS
From The New York News, April e.

To GEO ". PRICE. sFarnha,a Church, ya-.You-s VI
JanEdIy >th received Wrt you from Point Lookout
where WAS rlsoncr7noW parolrd-l Fsbrulry.-r
Nothing Of mine be confscst<d Pay Lyell nothing
hut rent the farm and nyes the proceeds all
substance advised and place tho Investments In his
hands 20 hod rs guarantee OF my good fsih. will re-
LICK rs spQpas posslblss st>ss...l.
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NATHAN 4. COHEN. Augusta, .Gevsg;a~-Layinia
Charley Aad sell, l-- IT, lnauues and family, Aua;
Ja.e XJs ';Uoiy wiit al Well Have not heard
y"u s..-'ai .vl!sS. write by aa: Of truce,
also reply 'hroGrh iIrhmouI enquirer and New York
Daily News Ric:"0nh tnIuirsr augusta, Georgia. AMI
Chai sou'l Carolina, paper. will vDiSc by copying
May ~ JAKE
To :. .. KIRK. i,icmoDd, Ya.-Your relations in New
YnrE Gai Url=', we'll and very anxious 10 hear
from you. Ans"r. Ia Richmond Euqurer, 10 b. copied In
New YurE Ness. VI. T. "
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l:crria'; waited OF my SON. When last heard OF Was
in Monticello, rrew coIy State Of Arkansas. Any nfor-
aon thai can be given will be thank fully received BY
The uni'gsig ed. MR. OSWIN
East Leighton, near Leicester Eng
1T the Daily New, Ohir,
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., -. 80 " ~. len CrrNTIES o.! l.. r.
,... 81, Nr.r.h-l! IS cIu !.icte ~ e,-ss.Et Ire
.t. 90. sr~ae.!-+, Gl..Ha AMI Wares, u lie IN /.
-t..., ~, .-2 co. tred 'tr!a y; Gen Il. csss, T.
=. ... ..a.. '.Ulr, '"Tg"s.sY. 2:rB .! SAY. SD.
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l. formation wanted Of SIi.AS DEAS MARTIN, who
joined Tennessee reglncn il Memphis Tenne the
o-ginEnc Of n" lie joined the company Of Cap
n III. first got up u Memphis and has not since
rcn heard o. IL .is should hs eye, that OF
Of his friends aSquair anc-s, they WILL pl asc
through tn paper, by any Other means by which his
ANXIOUS fr"nd ssy learn something ahoG: him Address
J. IL GiiEsflE hacoup'n CJ"rry, iliin"ia. Southern
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r.-l.'.ln.& !GuPLE UE HANOVER
'.-,u-s, r,,a 90, 80 ID .;S :,r lie Sh.
d.. Dr.. ...y.. N.ur.S: BsiC:n tIc hroks
.s.,. ....,, ns.r.c Al: cri!.1:, OF IN. !rn,i
g. .. ... HrI .G... - Gee. yna-, l. "a se We 10
o.. 70 .. .8g gy,s !e:'..c; !ru:I n. c:a.:ls
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Ni.\ \iunlAi. EEEGllON.-Wc ar,
-. 100. .. ..-.0ice SAdulL ~ THOMAS, she
pg.,r. i.yw Hafrea, 4 c,"Gida;+ 10 Ill. lts vn
r..... 4. ~ tic s.!;ra: II uea Ja,:.eF Il
c.: . 90. -''-rI GOA Polca u IL, coua'iss OF Fred.
rr-. ~ r"E !Tr'rra.
,..... d. - b. .ru :tS Fourta Thursday ofneIi
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fii.EETENY MOTIFS: s

so.- HALIFAX COUNTf.--ife ure nu
~ tlu .4un-crTu BIAS J. GREEN ~ = candidate
--rcsir: I" he q Conmo.~ealth's ttor-ey for the
3r.v 20: Haitian RI. ,'un fourth lhuES!ay II May.
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~. ~ fIlEVOrERS III TIE COUNT'
..,-yU rHH VOTERS OF FREDERICK

r,I,.-i$A.iA.- Eesrr ,IfHy announce myself can
- ~. 80: ycur sG:,r.c,, CuicnissO!r: OF IT, Ee".;.uc
..r..f s,i the >u!H side Of t.r ccu:II-, ~ Louisa.
.,EI.UE", RuRr. I. WHITE
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~ FN:, STATE SENArE-ACGUS-
.,.. -r'.E-- ". sr" P-thorlsgI 10 AZ uGrLce aU
ril,-. - -. III -: s!e !tf,.s county, ca d.
a.. e.. - ~ I3"i'., - NJ The r2cGacc IL q {
O.. .. - iE2 u! Frederick, GAY Gac
v .. ...., ..,-. '"ith "hU.s.;ay l.. ~.
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BISHOP QulNI AN, Noli!c- Please inform me through
Richmond Enquirer, as 10 the welfare of my children
Margaret " As.irgt"n EaStibe, nving On corner OF
A*r1va an! :Nhl streets i'll October >t2. to be copied
in Ne" f"'' pa,!v News. IUllS BASTAELE
To - ~ Ma, ,'Ir,', Richmond NaYour letter Of 9Th
instant received yesterday. II great Joy. tou
srGuii Cathninr J. fcT Tell her grandma an
,yercd her p"r>"nn III last mO::'h in News Immediately
sorry she ir"t "a" i. nGIr her every '"'cS 10y aas Of
trace" We -, Wi s"t Maria letter li.rr weeks
sinc" about !"r '''irnn, who are III the 'rr,iii
Your nfrc'rIi,tr MOTHER
Nv Nnrk. ALril M
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\ Observation-Disclosures will be mnde ior tne spot
N NJ per cent Uouird nds, Nos lr23 and os''
900 each Issued March 3D. 1865 under The sct o! .9n
gress approved 2vh February 1868 Said bonus were Ut
SIosea a Sy a,e "A. EDWA kDS.
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la wounded III the hattie of Malvern lin. sent to
pr,ar" hou,. In Petersburg Va where he died in July
I,GR i..ar T.. :. NAY Icssn, lis r.'cc in tn. rc.i-
net.t Ia way l>G?; wru home eh company OF
airy. and |, N the army OF the West. Private JES
SEE iU:.u WAS n the gettysburg fight and III good health,
i. ID FOSTER,
capt. ~ Georgia Regiment, ard
frisvIrr VI War.
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..,,. rG% tNNU AT, MEETlNG-0F nv

c.sr- THE ANNUAL MEETlNH7oF tn "
Y,r Meas Ch!-a. hssoci st'on viii 10 heldTo NIGHT,
r -nck in The ISccra. Room c! 'ss S' fIHshTt rian
C.rrch The an"la rep ri win Ns rrcscrci ani'ne cleo
tlna Of cScrs t-ss place. =:
e. ttie7d. Er order.
utylr.l' JpH U r. >hniHh l. - -
GEN. / lie ANNUAL MEETING OF lie
stockholders OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Foo
. G,iiru-d Company will be held a. The 'nre "i me
4 a.iHuy III Richmond. on "Wednesday. !hc III o'
t,,, a :, .,',locl w. :. L. WINSTON.
49, r.r Treasure.
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1'IINNVN NT'Il !VOt
Information w+r-d - CHARLES US AR SkIONoRE
Engineer. oi ;,rrrn,, lat L. supposed b.
p!sv'-r In l;iv!uiUnj Va. Any Information regard TO
nu VII! he ihtkiuy received 10y las WIFE, 1t the above
is4:1"l piar !ir9Sr t.:uGsh tie Il rhmoDd In
Iu!rrr a.: New York Daily News
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ALERT, Mobile All Well. sing place Jerry
has rssn:.r"d i si' in the army VII e. Louis
probably Ills Summer vi! write ~ New Or
leans 49,. hv z :. nC l:urr. HATTIE
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. 4. .,TN.rt.
yy!lS ;HwiS TAi.tET.
.....r..H 60 q i,h Va Iav
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rurry BorTLrs N.viGAr!." TnE - k'E.-
C.r,.ain Btccher, rGitar f the fh%'@h N:u
tic, Maga.:ine has complied with'n '''' ''7'
..u wear, the following curious voyages I'll
}ntIes thrown into tho sea hy "ni"rinf:'s'r
n,.yieators A good many bottles 'nro"A mt
.hr sa q next to the Airi":n :"a''' it"hd Their
,rsv to Europe On : "a 5en'i.s I" have All,
.;,.,n.t.d the Par ..Guutc. h"Vn% Travelled
rnpr the. panar'.. !a.hmp- I" IL" I'i"i' asst.
an,tbrr eros o., he Atlantic ilJrI the cana
r;cs f. Nova scotia Three rs four bottles
thrown into the sea By Greenland mariner
# Davis Strait, landed on th- h'Frhwest
coast If FINLAND. Another one made :. very
curious trip it swan from tho SoniE !i!la",i>
lean 10 tho west coast Of Africa, passc'! d''
bral,ar, wert along tho Portusue." 'o:1'" %
France, and was finally picked up Oh JetT.
I.lan,l. One bottle w.:3 t"un'l after s'S'"+ ..
years swinmi: X, one alter ;"ort"HE ana ~,
after ten. 4 few only 'r"'t!"' ~ :" ''.'
one year. and puv cn'Y Ire d ~ :, 10, 80
SAINT III 10y thu Cupsap, q -: re is''F'' %
The 18th os Spril, ;n.eae C1rr'ac+n sea- as:
was found on. The .2d, ~haH:SE gone is tefous
three degrees of,longisuIe t2io Hi's"l 49,
; n-n diree:icra. Captain .HcGtaf'', q re L L
yes.fator, t. rev bottle 40 tse E',:' a! -
. an his way to Behring's i'srs.t. l. ava
!. 1900 miles in 900 daJs, and "aa i'cSe'
on the Honduras coast.
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10 Mas =. >ACEJENS. Ci ,r!pt'c>viile Na.-Your,
Of April just received Ead delightful visit to brother
Charles Az "ri. Uncle i, well he WAS last sum.
incr Take coed cafe at Malcolm his mother Is here
Cousin y iaa very poorly and wiuch weaker than Vu
th:n". NJ iiiinES OF .rriIl!rt' ". 4. 81
- nv AiL.L
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= 4. &.~Aan-Strayed or stolea from the suosGLl
''t r-r til. alth april, small sorrel morse, VIII
~ 't,r i:c,, a white spot on ms einii,
70 b: 10, MS back, rather Wild anu vicious, ~
seven .,ITs I'D. will pay the above teWs'uI o'
'."'. - Information that Will ieaa 10 H'S IeeoS
- ~ go a",-r THOMAS J. B0WLEs,
--I5' r.cuG Corps, Headquarters IL. Gen. EVEN.
y y":. " i, Il a. Stolen from the residence VI jas.
wv >'ataa. Jr., IN franklin street, on sunday, ue
w., ''....;. new large black SILK ClkCU Ian,
: ''' "iA white hu:ions. Also one STELLA SH hmt.
r .sri viii be gwen for the return OF the nrti-
80. 50 ."s Illustrated News Office" anl 20 ques Us
'Nii maS93t
NbiihE ~ Runaway On the I'm OF hp'ii,
,-~'' NJ. Beverley. Il black man, about t"en'y
80. 90 lee" tactic. L.h; no marks recoilecicu,
T. beet '"r t" IN. big toe ride, the big zee ahd
'GrTr3 h. wliry 10 MAKE his way, by The car, 10
T. ''f "s II 'In,vnd Iw ray the above reward Tor
.0.'5 :" - trverley to ms. or his confinement IN
= &c., '..r team g., hir, MARTIN DAVIS
.-.,l- an, ii T. Sm, III county, Va. mayT-sT-:t
NJ ma W Ho.-. toIeu II III tie stable oil The
r.-''p Hr. .aiA lion NanGsacturiDE Company, near
y. r'amry Of q ochiand. large brown horse,
-, ,''" ia'I, agh, and seven ei eight years Old,
l. .-~ard will be paid for his delivery either to
r.,,.-S"'' a; G'nito, 10 Mr.. O'Eel at the WesthSm
7" The Undersigned at Richmond.
::- Tu0S. II. WYNHE,
Prest Va. Iron hsnfc'ng %.
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Me. KATE r0LtMANN OF Columbus, Miss, 10 re-
fG.s"i hy hyg husband Eur pc. leave rs soon
S:hr o. New forE. arriving which place
her directions vi. I've found wit. Prtre < Co., No ~
rark lace.
sS| rh- R,cm"oi and IL h!ie papers. also tie
Gis!SS"ria. afc requested; 10 copy Tie above.
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To ".i0K Gfui:tii. u. NE GER. J,hnsons III r!sion
:wr> Corps = \. ), array N',l hrrn Virginia. Died
"n t'r ~. .; April the residence Of sou-in law
r 81 y ,Hii, t>i az iitlclIiI MIS-. IARr :. MEK.
CEi after 'r' Illness Her I-raii. were conveyed TO
Her hi dr-G were all around her death bed.
VIII Colonel G-"r&s D..s. Capt ain j. Z d. d y
d Z. y. Il =, frw ard the above 10 Major Mercer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

NzW YoRK, March 1s.
The Times Paris correspondent an
nounees the important fact that Minister
Dayton has served 9 written notification
upon the French Emperor that II the rebel
cruiser Rsppahanhock, now st Calais, Is
allowed to 60 to sea, the French Govern
meDt will be held responsible for all the
damage she may do to American COM
merce.
1t is also announced that he French
Government have issued more stringent
regulations concerning cruisers Of the
belligerents. Among other things specified
in their regulations is one to the effect
that no vessel, Of either belHgerent, can
remain in port more than two hours, unless
by stress Of weather, or for necessary re-
psirSx and that no vessel can return to
French port after leaving, In less than
three months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19
FKOM.WAsHINGTON.

WAsHIHofoH, March IL.
The statement published that Colonel s.
Q. Baker has authority 70 raise Brigade
iS authoritiVely denied
CAPTAIN SHSysr recently returned from
Richmond, states that he saw Lieutenant
Colonel Litohheld, Major Cook, DR.. Kins-
ton, and three officers Of negro Rsgi-
mont chained to six negroes in one cell ana
fed on corn bread and water, and little Of
that.
The Secretary Of War has ressinded the
authority to Governors to appoint com
mandantE for the rendezvous for drafted
men.lP
It is rumored that General KiIpstrick
VIII be appointed to an important CON-
msnd in another Department.
The new Tax Bill IL nearly finished by
the Ways and Means Committee. Manu-.
fsctured articles only will be taxed. One
dollar per gallon will be placed en- all dis
titled spirits after July 1st. Neither crude
petroleum nor leaf tobacco will be taxed.
The Times correspondent says the tax
on refined petroleum will be twenty cents,
and on malt it will not bs less than thirty
cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

CAIRO, March Is.
The hospital steamer R. c. Wood, from
Vicksburg and Memphis has arrived, with
349 sick and wounded troops on board,
and left this morning for st. Louis. Eight
died on the way up, among them Julius
Romus, S5th N. J., who was buried at
Helena.
The estimated force Of the enemy In the
late fight at YaEso City, was 5000 men
and four pieces Of artillery.
Two stern-Wheel gunboats were there.
but could render no assistance without en-
dsngering our troops.
The Sth Colored Louisiana lost 80 killed,
wounded, and missing. The 1st Missis-
sippi Cavalry lost 80 wounded. Nine out
Of eighteen officers Of the 9th Louisiana
were wounded.
The steamer Continental, from New Or
leans 10th, arrived to-day, with the 18th
Wisconsin, and 11Eh and 18th Iowa Vet
ersn Volunteers on board. The 12th Wis
consin disembsIked here. The other reg
iments 60 to st. Louis without disembark-
alton.
An expedition, composed Of three bril-
gades, started from Vioksburg just before
the Continental left.
The 10th Army Corps also left for the
South, destination unknown.
General Lees rebel cavalry, which fol-
lowed Shermsn's expedition on its return,
had returned to the interior.
New Orleans papers Of the 10Th had
been received at Memphis, but contain no
news Of general interest.
The Memphis Bulletin OF the 18th says
the increased revenue tax Of two cents
per pound, with the amount Of stock on
hand, and the reported weakness Of the
Northern market has depressed cot
ton. The market closed last even
ing with a decline Of four cents on
previous rates. No sales reported, but
prices may be stated at 60@61 for mid
ding to strictly ditto; 6296S for good
middling.
g Large quantities Of forage are coming
into Cairo, being rejectrd by government
being rejected by government inspectors
on account Of sdulteratien and inferiority
of quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19
FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial to the Cleveland Leader.I

COLUMBUS, March Is.
The Senate passed the House bill to al
low soldiers to vote at city and village cleo
tioRs. Senate bill amending the soldiers
voting law, providing that the votes shall
be examined by the State Board Of Can
Vassers. The Senate bill to continue The
military claim commission also House
bill spprOpriating $4,000 for new Deaf
and Dumb Asylum.
Tho House passed the Senate bill for q
new Idiotio Asylum.
Governor .sBrOugh received 8 dispatch
this afternoon from tho Provost Marshal
General stating that Ohio has been cred
tied during the month of February with
10,267 new men, and with 9s7 recruits for
the regular army. This leaves the State
behind on all calls at least 28, 900 men.
The veteran regiments belonging to
General GillmOre's Department. which are
in the State, will be ordered to the army
Of the Potomac.
President L. H. Hubby and other prOmi-
nent railroad men are here on railroad
business.
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS
DISPATCHES.
WAsHINGTON NEWS.

INV IoAAt msrcn 10.
The Worlds dispatch has 9 report that
Stuart, with 5000 cavalry, crossed the
Rappahannock near fredericksburg. Our
army is well in hand, and prepared for
any raid or general movement on the part
Of the enemy.
1t is thought that the rebel cavalry will
make demonstration toward the BAlti-
more & Ohio Railroad.
There Is Q rumor Of . conspiracy, en-
brscing several counties and cities Of Ken
tucky, having FOR its object the annexation
Of that State to the Southern Confedsracy.
Il had its headquarters at Monticsllo, and
they were corresponding with Longstreet
in Tennessee, and that the department in
Richmond had secret correspondence with
parties in Manchester, Mount Vernon,
DanviIlO, ete, and there was established
central committee in every county to con-
pei the inhabitants to join, the rebelhous
Confederacy Is soon as Longstreet or
Breskinridge invaded the State.
This Infamous conspiracy was discover
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aIILIrlRY mnKPnIRNrs-

NEW YoRK, March Is.
Aspecial to the Tribune from Harrisburg
the 17tb, says:
Generals Burnside and Hancock were
Handsomely received by both Houses Of
the Legislature to-day.
This afternoon they reviewed, In oom-
pany with Governor Curtin, the 45gh, 4stb,
5Oth an 55th regiments. These regiments
are under marching orders for Annapolis,
where General Burnsids's corps coneen-
trRtss.
General Burnside evidently goes to
North OarolinA again.
Hancock freely expressed his opinion
that his corps would re-entsr the Army
Of the Potomac.
Recruiting is very AetiTo ct this point.