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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18

VIA
and Rlch%Sna. ana nSann' isishmSana mona
Trains leave Columbus daily tSundays excepted
as follows:
FIRST TRAIN; (VIA DAYTONl-At 1:25 A.
Nj arrives at Xenia at 345 A. NJ, Dayton at 4.4O A.
NJ, Richmond at 6:35 A. NJ. indianapolis at 9:2O A.
M Chicago ats35 Z. NJ, and st. Louis at 800 p. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN, tYIA. PIoUA>-.At. s A. NJ;
az Urba1a for Clyde and Sandusky, at Piqua for TT.
Wayne, Toledo and Detroit, at Greenvile for Union
City, Muncie, &C., at Richmond for Loganspcrt and
Ghicag0 and at Indianapolis with trains for Terre
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Springfield, Quincy, 10.
THIRD TRAIN, VIA ,DAYTON)-AteA. NJ;
connecting at Richmond for Logansport and Chica-
80. and at Indianapolis for Terre Haute, Lafayette.
Chicago, Springfield and Quincy.
FOURTH TRAIN. (vIA PlQUA)-At1l3O AM;
connects at Milford for Marysvillo and Springfield,
at Urbana for Bollefontane, &C.. at Pqua for Union
City, at Richmond for Logansport and Chicago, and
at Indianapolis for Louisville, st. Louis and Chi
cagO.
FIFTH TRAIN, (vIA DAYTON>-At 1l5o A.
NJ; arrives at Xena at 1:55 p. M., Dayton at 800 p.
NJ. Richmond at $40 Z. NJ, connecting for Logans-
port and Chicago, and at indianapolis for Louisville,
st. Louis and Chicago.
Ats 2: NJ, connects at Urbana for Belefontaine.
and at Piqua for Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Ft. Wayne.
THROUGH TICKETS
For sale, to all the principal Western points, at as
low rates as by any other route.
FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
II. IL. BIGELOW,
General Passenger Agent, Columbus, q.
HENRY BROOKS,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Columbus, Q.
Columbus, June 81 1s64-dtf
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INrEMPERANcE.

Use the Pills in Alternative doses for long tim
or until the organ is aroused. Intermitting the Us
Of the Pills now and then, is the best plan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18

1T IS THE ONLY
LIQUID CHsNHENT
extant, that is a sure thing fer
mending
Furniture,
CrOckery,
Toys,
Home,
Ivory,
And articles OF household use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18

STUDENTS, Delicate Females, and all persons Of
scdentary habits, they are invaluable as a LAXA.
VIG0R to the Digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength of the whole system
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Headache Of all Kinds

Such as Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Rheum-
attic Headache, Bilious Headache, Stupid Headache,
Chronic Headache, Tbrobbing Hcadache-is prompt
ly relieved by the use of these Pills.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18

Ii Is especially adapt
ed 10 Leather.
And we claim as an especial
merit, that it sticks Patches and
Innings to Boots and Shoes sufi-
-Iciently strong without stitching.
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For Literary Men,

And box should always be kept in the house. The
are a good Pill to be taken before or after hear
meal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18
they are a Family Pill.

Any one who is so unfortunate as to eat too much
may save himself lit of Apoplexy, or other sericu
consequences, by Immediately taking Pill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18
They Never Fail
Liver compIaint--Torpid Liver

In removing NAUSEA and HEADACHE, to W
FEMALES are so subject.
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Useful & Valuable
DISCOv0rVi
HILToN,@
Insoluble Cement! /!

is OF more general practical utiI-
Iity than any invention now be-
fore the public. II has been
thoroughly tested during the last
two years by practical mon. and
pronounced hY all 10 ha
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ROOT a SHOE

nOsDh az ShhabE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
will find it the best article known
for Cementing the Channels, as
i works without delay, is not az
fected by any change Of temper
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We, Hks Tho ostrich, - inaelaa or wtel4bsly
s..es 10y beeaese or eyes asc AtiaAed ~ Tie
Tssl "a 4. Nn,sa 80 - hass hiatsa c.s hssAs.
ssss & s,s.s.s - .ss:s -. ,sis (. e 49, 81
anes eAels psedspostna cansss sge essentially sAe
ssse. TIA Ef3Us, palnse, sausss, viulsaee. asS
4, ~. !. ). aaclsns pssaieaee md of modesa
6.e et1es ssOm each ealscS 0uls a. the inevlta-
ele change WAte tlnc effects causes lAAn . di1-
!es. Tne tsvaiHahss sspesiencr o( ahn rass re-
ne. sd esso. % e .sae: wsch .As pssusss aoes
Of West Afsica aad Ceatsai America. iAe dvsen
eesies oi the kass ladies' tho yrliew esver az
ese so.le, United States; the insrrmI,scns q.
,,s vcn " ssr aaa.y daststcts asd western pos.
uOes, afise hOm the same kiHd Of cause PRO
vss neoe, proper ar, proper wsief, are The unsin
pEevcnaves Of alt Have we either Of sSes !.
here In washiagsonf Nay, does il NOT sesep -
perverted ingenuity that busted Itself il mos d2.s
whaa u ought u do! We are the very lsrlLess
fsoO disposition u excite false alarm nor
wsaA We wsl one word 20 vusposele. sly ex~ise
the danger appsehends. Ssiil, the auesalOa must
be asked, are heaitks be endangered are hves 10
De saeri6ced BY the neglect Of the proper sanisa-
y aaa nysenic preventivcsf We have already
suthcispt psedisp0slRg Causes cf disease. The
chan1sabie climate, and the extremely saddea H.
tesaatO1s IL temperature which We expeGieuce Ia
tms attude, are sufficient tO sgsnvale them, aud
70 urge by every meaAs the mccessiiy for pro
phyiActic measures. We do NOT care to Indulge
iur iaoment an anticipation Of the endcnatc h0y
raFs which years sgo have ragged In the cities of
ihe Union, both North and South, and which
inowed down the ranks Of humanity jast as tho
roughly as the blight devastates the vegetable
world. Besides, are our hospital heroes those
who have well nigh pesislsed BY The sword, 10 10
completely cut OF By the pesiilence' II NO other
ssnss .: this city md right % protection, they
have Ler. then, those who enjoy the privilege
and the right To rectify the unwhO.es0me state 0f
The city awaken from tho lethargy In which they
seem 10 have.been plunged and engage strenuously
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vtsional plan Of operations. Tbe1psspoee, nos u
ordinate schools but 70 patrOuloo easA - oOO
exist, CT asay hereafter be byo0e1e0o exonoeoee-
10 limit their efforts, except IA sDo Aaeee, - ~
In aiviDg good kueltsh eduealt0o-soueslu - 0okteg
their appropriations, 70 be c0aeAee6 ~ eGoeAeT
sectaytan, eecttouai nor social ttEoonetions. Fer
the prosecution Of their work they eave appotnte6
Rev A Z okkiasOa thsis CoF!esp~eOse okeEetasy
aad Genelai Agent. His esntneas saceess u the
work 0t the army cOlporiage 10 9ASch his ime
will be still chiefly devotcd-fhrslHs the best -.
suranee that he will vigorously ae41ctfhtly psuG-
ecute the enterprise. They c0solatlT iavlte CO.
operation Of al who are tnleTestc9 tn the object
and do not find some more tnvlauD channel lag
their contributions and their Iahosn. lR ibis work
there eau surely be neither jeaitNsy nor llsslSy.
The work 10 vast add impOrtants and admits a0g
0f much delay. IL all religious deeOmtuatlOns 60
gage In itf societies OFigiaAeed Tor II prose-
cuiOn Ia every city and county, md IL the Legif-
latufe should make large appropriations u li-stl
Il Is great enough 70 exhaust the resoHEces aud
tax the energies Of nil The committee will be
ready TO Corporate with all. and ~ use the ineans
that may be- placed a, their disposal, 80 far may
be practicable for the rellct OF All the needy.
The cOmullttce deem IL unnecessary to cay any
thing In the defence or advocacy g cause which
appeals SO imprI ssively 10 the nohlcst syupathjrs
Of the man, the patriot, and the Ghnssiaa. &c the
generous sacrifices, the severe suatttogs, and Qn-
timely deaths Of the brave soldiers struggling ip
the cause Of Southern indepen1ence, aHd the
wants and woes 0f their beTraveAand needy chtl
dtcu, fail to awaken the sympaieees Of lha heart
and call forth the charities Of ihst hand, NO words
Of the committee, or Of An angel can he Of any
await.
Contributions may be forwarded 10 Rev. A Z.
dickinson. or 10 Wellington G0ddin, Esq., Treasu-
fcr. J. h. JIyHK
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r.. An ApP1AL 70 IL reatlebf Shs Confs.isr.
49,. a.e 1 ssales.-1'he !.rs&4sf u Yoass
,.,s. mssr n Cnrnsaa AssOctatta SAtonssd Eeapset.
no paassoale shrssehaaA - e 10 S1sese ~
appeal 10 behalf Of tho eoadlerep fnmiiiea in fhis
Guy: S,nCe the commenceme, Of the War Richmoad
nss oeen refuge Tor those who have been driven
from their homes BY our ruthless enemies Tnou.
eaeds OF nespless woman and Children NOT from the
devastated counties Of Virginia Alone but from
nearly every state Of the Ceniederacy, have sought
~ esyiuM IN our midst. Our citizens have been
appealed 20 In numberless Instances 10 relieve The
sicn ma wounded sOldier1, 70 furnish shoes and
c0shing fOr soldiers In the neld and boeOtal and tp
afford food and she'ser for their suffering nmilics
stances, responded to every appeal
Ine supplies Of prov is0ns IN the city at this time
arc so reduced, and the difficulties Of obtsnps oeh-
ers oy ordinary means 90 numerous and great,
that the funds contributed for the relief OF tho rOor
can accomplish but little In purchasing tho neceasa
ries of life.
In . written report from the Clothing Bureau IL
appears that there arc more than three thousand
iemaies to this city who are seeking employ mspt
from the Government 10 vain, and that those who
obtain work are not fully employed. Tho wages
received for their work will not enable these poor
women to procure saiiiciency Of the plansst food
for themselves and children. Without assistance,
then, from the city ana country generally, many
instances OF actual starvation must have occurred
Our CITY Council has made most liberal appropria-
tions for the purchase OF suppee both for gPetui-
tous distribution and for sale 1t cost but the
employed Tor the purpose have not been able 20
cure the quantity of provisions required.
Under these circumstances we feel that Il ID our
duty 70 appeal 70 our fellow citsens throughout the
Coufsder ate States to forward, without delay contr
buttons Of mouoy and supplies 10 tho Army Com.
mttee Of this association. Since the commencement
Of tho war this Committee has lAbored xeaously and
faithfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare o
our soldiers scd their famlles ana for the eucoess
OF our glorious Let those soldiers not be dir
Iouraged now, upon the eve OF our severest and q
We trust our last and most glorious campaign. fo
want Of the gsneroue sympathy and support Of thel
friends at nome.
Shipments made to Roger Martin, Superintendent
or VIM MunfOrd, Chairman OF tho Army Commit
tee, will be promptly attended to. And In accord
Snce with special agreement made with the Super
inteudent Of tho BOuthern Express Company, al
expreas charges will bs paid by them ct RsAmond.
Contributions 0f money should also bo sent to thcys
gentlemen. WN WILLIS, ia, Pros
x SLRfaHr, Secretary. my Its
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T.. G. MEMmIkGER,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.

l., hSoGdArnERS and PnOn "graphers --Propo.
' f4ls Viii be received by the undersigned until
.-e ntsI day Of September next for contracts for
alasins verbatim reports OF tie proceedings aud
.'u.iar di the Senate Of the Confederate States
The contractor will DO required to furnish his
80 assistants The sessions of the Senate will, Il
is es'imatei, average about six months per Annum, !,
sn1 about three hours per day
STATIONERY viii DO furnished ~ the expense Of the
hodale, as also reportcrs rO0 q for writing out
hptes, together with lights and fuel.
Toe ooatract viii bs mado for ono year from tho
hfat aioaday Of November nex., and a pro rata
tnHpensstion paid tho contractor monthly.
ihi reports musi embrace q verbatim report Of
al mot"ns, rcsou'ionR, remarks, spt echss, and
bdoh amendment, tnarea may Be necessary 10
eGpiaia Tie debates.
Fdo committee estimate that the priacpai re
F'ttof AMI thl,2 a.sistauts perform the work
Inc ohie reporter and his asslEtaats will be ola
'lss m The Senate, and emitted 10 the privileges
SAi in1munities incidental thereto, and removal by
'he een-.s for Ney want Of capacity or fidelity.
= far c9py " tno dai repIrts must be written
eonpsete 10 tluie for tho daily morning rapers
Proposals VII te addressed 10 JAS l. OGR Ander-
s1n, Bc9tE Carolina.
LANES L ORR, Chairman,
Il W JOHNSON,
u BROWN.
F.biaoai, Jane ilth, 1854.
tet@ -2iauti6 hAu
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W. UNDED NORTH oARoLiNlANs.

We commence to day the publication
oi list Of North Carolina troops lying
wounded In the hospitals Of this city, which
will be continued daily until completed -
We shall also publish monthly full list oi
wounded North Carolina troops; aud the
Lists of the wounded from that State In all
the virginia hospitals will likewiae be pub.
iishcd monthly in this paper. These publ
Cations win be very interesting to North
C,rolina readers, and by preserving the pa
pefs. the friends aud relatives Of the wound
cd. coming to Richmond, will have q dircc'
tory to guide thtm to the hospitals where
they are lying. without ANY trouble or delay.
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j -,
Richmond May 9, 1861.
INSTRUCTIONS in reference tO the Aseees.
/ ment and collection Of the additional ten
} 81 csn, on p.ohte- 1. having been ascertain
eli tAa, ala 6fioI hes been committed in the
l-ss7rnent and collection of tho ad.iitio nal
ten sT cont Oh protits, all ASSESSORS will as
ezas ths Froata only made by buying and sell
luy a any time between the let day Of JAnu-
arY, lsa3 and the lat day Of January, lSU5-
TIE pfodts Oh " which the tag Is imposed by |
aut t! paragraph of 5 sc Of an act entitled
~ a,i 10 levy additional taxes for the com
non dooncn ani suppor. Of the Government"
STA The pivil1 maIe by buying aud selling be-
I"esb tho ,i4os noIiiioned tho cOpulutiva
,-ntuncton snd being used, the buyin and
-~iiinp pae; both take place between the les
DAY # January, 1863 and tho lst day of Jahu-
hIY, iaoo. Sd,h We're the Instructions issued
iioA this cliics cn the lst March, 1861, and
VIII 10 found 1t page Of additional instruc.
uOH-, therefore the orrOneoua aasesaments
Aldo in some diflilcts need Not ba collected,
sli lilo asaessCrs will refrain from such ne.
Fa-~aent4
Ii The tan per cent additional tax on prof
d. made by buying aud selling between the
i-l dIy Of JANUARY, 1868 (includinp thai day J
,AI the 3lJt Day of December, 1864, (includ
iu. ta.t day } "i!i be assessed aud collected ut
,u-a. Ihs profits derived froM tho iu,Ue sourco
iptweet the lst day VI January, 1864, and the
.iL Sag # - ,eeInter, 1861, both included, viii
to ae,e.eei and collected imna edistsly after
thu silt day of December. 1864
}. W. ii UNDERWOOD,
Acting Commissioner OF Taxes.
Aipiruvsd;
tSl Iodl e. G. MEMMIkGER,
ny Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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NO. rs !

The vssy inde0nits ehage e fny; but ~
th4 u16o IA noe beee lsl1t w1sksA up, Il
WMEoo114ed N ~ 3oeh lbout lAia
CO there = souDe q DeoEy i1So11e1, - from
repeated applicatie ~ IT. ple having Il
Y mnd, none Of 10 pAsttfnsS Scoald be
Robert, stxys " - j. r,alips, and
Daniel. shvs of M1liiam Gast, charged
with stealing .picee Of baoeo from the
Jackson Hoapifeh were ordered 10 bo
whipped. 5imklxr puHishmeQk 80 iOAtcted
upon Jim, slavo pf John 4e04A and Mary
And Nancy LeWfe. freo negrO4 feArged with
receiving st0leA money Andsso watch, the
property Of Hinoxva Jacksoa Knowing that
saeh was the way III which t. ARTICLES were
Obtiined.
4 iiue Of tssnsy dollars vselnposed upon
James 6isnpsOn, charged ~ trading with
anegrO without : writes i k,nissicn from
Aie HIAster being Gr3t obtained.
Two little negro boys, saves Of Joseph
Myess and +. H Chalk1eys charged with
throwing stenes In The sftscts, were dis
charged, ~ we're alaO q AaS& <lCzen boys ar.
reeted for bathing In pNbsic alAces-
A man named Samuel ". t~yuDbe, arrested
tof wandering about the k:rpeas and having
no place TO stay. was sentf {ck TO The poor
mouse, In Hanover, from tich lnstitation
= mas recently absented E sseiG
ieexy Danaingt0R, enc u 3 Z ! eldest citizens of
LV1cnsasG, Va, dted On the ~ q lnsa.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

a Desperate Fight Betsceen Too Brothers,
Patrick and Jacob Hinson, two brothers
living alone In an old shanty near the Cen
traI Railroad workshops, got into apugilistic
encounter about eight o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon, and SO furious was the contest
that before they could be separated both 81
them were seriously injured. Patrick's
left arm was broken by blow from an axe
hclve, and one Of Jacobs eyes was gouged
in such o manner as to cause it to prOtrndo
from the socket. The physician attending
them thinks the ball OF Jacobs eye is 90
much injured that he will lose Ills sight.
They were under the influence Of whiskey
at the time
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Only One Day to Run.-The otd issue Ave-
dollar bills have one more day Of grace be-
fore, In transactions with the Government,
they will be subject to the fate Of the old
notes Of larger issue. For the past few days
parties have anxieusly sought them at the
discount of one third, In exchange for the
new issue, for the purpose OF paying over
their taxes. An old issue Eve is as good as
. new issue In the payment of taxes until
the first of July, and hence 1t is an advan-
tage to take them at their deprecated value
and pay them out at what their face calls
for ln the early part OF April these notes
were held at high premium {; in May they
were taken at o great discount; now their
course Is almost run.
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EXCHANGE CT PRISONERS.

BY a notice Of Commissioner Ould, pub
lished in another column, it will be seen
that all officers and men of the Vicksburg
capture OF July 4th, 1868. who reported for
duty either at Enterprise, Miss; Demopolis,
Ala; Jonesboro', Tenn; Vienna, Natchi-
toches. Shreveport, or Alexandria, La, at
any time prior to the lst of April, 1864, and
whose names have been fol iwarded to the
q ureau by the proper officers, are declared
to be exchanged
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JoIlN > fREsTos,
COiouei and Superintendent.
lg,pe'R5 REsehyE of STATE OF VA, I
Richmond May 10th, 1854.

ug.ue'R. REsghyG oh STATE OF VA,
Richmond May 10th, 1854.
as,ersl Ufders, No. l.
h vatsnsnes OF paragraph OF Special
n'i..s 80. rs / hereby a same command Of
49,. H.-sfys fofoes OF Virginia, with my
t..iosastefs ia tho city of Richmond until
5efyttss announced.
q Tes Il .s.rvo Troops already organized
q. ,n.ed. tteiy upon Tho receipt OF tina Or-
g.f proceed by companies 10 ruch enc OF tha
,.s.s of rendezvous hsi eiuafteT nansd, as
.,y be m4si 4cces9bia, and tho Captains COM
hing ase herehy especially charged with
"a, aais Il Assembling thoiE COMMANDS with
t.e atJiost dis. patch
III TIE .n-n comp sing the Reserve Forces
Il. ,,auii8s III which thsir organization has iA't
f..q .dfs4iy affected will assemble promptly
.ttb-Ir respective Court Houses where they
NH at once be oTsdui.ed by the LaroiiDg oli-
.sfs AID inIluejiat.lY thoi oaitsr ths caDpA-
l.ss sn vIxil:hsd will proceed 10 suah pAat Of
remit l,Utis s.s may be most convenient OF ne
es's
ID. Ihs established places Of rsndezc coua
the Sal. Of Virginia are announced aa -
Das. Abingdon, Dublin Depot, LynchbaEg,
S.ani0D. uoIdonssiue, BUrksviile, Peters
bug and Richmond, where othcsrs of this
command will 10 found. to whom they will
report,
T. Companies or detschmsuts Of the reserve
iJFess already on duty, euafding bridges, lines
ot c inmuDication, &c, ill not be affected by
llis oder. ,hey Will continue upon such GER.
wee until relieved, and their commanding c Iii
s5is afe Instructed 20 report promptly 10 these
Headquarters tho numbers Of sucti troops, the
YGats g hefo serving, the companies to which
in,y belong, and the orders under which the y
wsie assigned 10 duty
81 The reserve troops bsiag called into ac-
tye service In the field, are advised Of th .
tsopncty OF providing themselves with blank
els elb-stouce, &c., until arrangements can
t- IA ,ie t1f thor regular supply and inas
much as delay nay bc iueufret III theii being
ufhisbei with arma, 1t Is specially snjoinei
TpIh sli To bring with them to their rend,Z
yyas such sof viceab!s lire arms and am mnuniliou
=. lhty may hAve III their poesession.
JAMES L. kEMPER,
ny - BfigadiaK General
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nEEICiAL.
.,,v 4 Issp'R 9KshRAL's OFFlcE.
~ RICHMOND, May l6sh, 1861.

~ RICHMOND, May l6sh, 1861.
.rct.I. ORDERS, No. li3.--
n.,gaaier General James L. kempsr,
- Immediate command Of the Reeervs
all '"NV 81 tba \ ate Of Virginis. lie will COM
f'i''Ib f'ibs,, .,zatcu, snd place then, At once
Fsl,|ss F''ls ,Dp 10 this ed, he Is authorized TO
% g. '., IN Earoiiue or. 'ers who arc hereby
f@p'.,a I ,o ,i,oy his Instructions lie will es
Ia LIN his Headquarters nj aueh point rs hs
-, .ieelH bea. c,a
v',e 49, ana Medical Departments are re-
Vl5"st"'' f,ruish all necessary faeilities-
s ~ t,a, -ers fsen ths Stste of Virginia OF
AZ A1ia,suJ Cayps, sui such of the Regular
80 a. are for any reason. unassigned. will
fDa,'ssl,atsly scpefs 10 G'n ksmper, who 10
''tao,seA 10 sseis" them temporarily 20 da'y
y q" 80. ~, 'an,u,,,d uf the Secretary OF War.
~ JoBN w. R,GtY,
Asst Adlt Gen.
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ihe clerks of the Couasy coarts.--In order
70 .eliitats the grautag of certificates for ex
psi.n from military duty by the Governor, y
enspie ei u obtain ists u the Jastices of tns
sae isieiy elected from The several distfiots Of
,- eoaaty, With the respective sges u tho jug
,,,.n The Cssrks Of Courts are yeqsssacd 70 fas.
,,a s iai'fmaaios - so,n ~ practicable, di-
.eh .e. W We Secretary u tho ODmmoa wealth.. .---
sDen eject are not entitled 70 omniAalOas until
"a'y dAys Aiies their eisctioa, AAa their tssm Of
.oisi'o sii not eonmsace uuliI tho lss Of August
80 Isrtieates fur txemplioa vfll, therefore, eos
Lake elect ost,i after shss date.
JeiU-w3 uu onrrrr
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'''iek u UKskss AND DETAIL, u S NAVY Uur'I,
Richmond, Va. June ID, 1864.
4 ti"tOLhk-Pha Atteuion 0f all officers of the
~ navy Is called 10 the following act Of Congress,
Afoved june A. 1864 relating 10 transport tstioa OF
.n'ess oi his afny and navy, wbiie travelling IN
set orders, to vii
ne tvsgfess Of aas Csafederae States If .smes,ca
, s"a.s, That oil ,ers Of the army and navy. wniie
evening 1nder orders Of The War Or Navy De-
iA.h'ent, sbsil bs allowed transportation IN kind
'' themselves AMI Their psrsonai baggage. and ten
.,hsrs s per day for expeHses, wnils necessarily
e'i'hk 10 The execution Of their orderso
% ias NJ. Realtors hayatory tho oirc alAs erAse L.
tde from this ,co on Inc IAN nsi an ihs suniec,
VI travelling allowance.
by osiainAnd Of Sse'y OF Navy.
J'io-Z4wyS Sl.xE. Csptain IN charSA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-30

The AaTAe.s yesterday were well supplied
with vegetables and seasonable fruit, but
prices ranged very high. Butter has begun
to come down, and good article could be
bought for eleven dollars. The venders OF
this article of luxury intimate that further
decline will take place, now that the recent
rain which we have had will bring up the
grass for mich cows to feed upon.