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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-12

I'VE IuInInsI q OO1 N l., IUUJ snare3---.-- 5O,lUU
As all the above subscriptions are made as per
manent Investment, all Overtures of Brokers to 81
up the list have been refused and the special re-
guest of the undersigned, he will be allowed to re-
ceve subscription for the above stock for few days
at the Office Of AlcOtt & horton Watershed
where more full Information will be given. Al il is
expected that the stock will all be taken within two
weeks parties who desire to subscribe to il will do
well g. l~.t carly as possible.
Il. C. DEMING,
Western Agent for the Company
oet.S l39 and l4l Water-street Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-12

~ the suthOr Of "The Fair Inez, "a The Primes es
Wales, "fhs Ghost Hunters" 30.
fOOETIEUED.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
Finantial.
xIFW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM co.
,acANIzrD UNDER the LAWS OF NEW'KOHN'
ylsuyERTY IN THE VERY HEART OF TIE OH M
G,ONs OF vENANGO COUNTY PA
TEusTEEs

TRUSTEES
IRANCIs a. PALMER, President Broadway p'N'' WV
York g.. ~,
NATHAN RANDALL, ez.TrcsGcni United states Ieie'
graph Company New-Yorh- - ,,,,
AIBERT H. NICOLAY, Of Albert H. N!eoay Co.,
49, .,.,,opeers 81 NiliaIa.street' Newly ork.
rIrcrvr / JACKSON Of Pohamius Jackson, Bankers
.nd R,olsrs 4. Exchanrerssc, N,wloik.
rn,urVD {. sTFDMAN Secretary Acw-loT Petroleum
s,,c, Bosrd. and Broker, No. 90 BroadstTc''' Ne"
York
ANDREW MEHAFFEY. PHILADELPHIA
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, Philadelphia
boBFRT CLARkSON, OF GARRISON & Co., BarAe1s III
South Third. street Phi ade!pLis-
JAMES NJ CLARKE, Oil City, Pcnnsylvaria
PRESIDENT.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, New-Nork.
vICEPREsIDEyT.
ANDREW MEHAFFEY philsdolphia.
II sASURER.
Y sTOIT Prctdcu, Shoe and Leather Bgrk, Now Io1k.
OFFICES or TIE CONPA%Y.
No 81 WILLIAM STREET., New-Yo.k,
No. l2l SOUTH THIRD STREET, rhiaiclphiu.
CAPITAL sToCK............. .30e, 600 SHARES,
AT TIE NOMINAL PAR OF - EACU-SUBSC
TON PRICE, - PER SHARE
stock subject 10 no further assessment.
SO, 600 SHARES, OR sIOO.OGO. RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
A LARGE MAJORITY OF TILE STOCK OF THIS
COMPANY HAVING BEEN ALREADY IAhEN IN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, THE SUBSCRiP.
TON BOOKS WILL REMAIN OPEN BUT FOR A FEW
DAYS LONGER AT THE OFFICES NAMED BELOW.
NETWORK SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS;
FRANCIS 4. PALMER,
st Broadway Bank No. go Broadway
ALBERT IL. NICOLAY Co,
No. 81 Wl'hsin -
POLHAMIUS JACKSON
No. - EIehADgc-plscc.
xsp ind Prospectus can be obtained apple ton s the
shiee o. tire Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
Financial.
PEST QUALITY
LOCUST MOUNTAIN WHITE ASH COAL
AT FIRST COST.
THE NETWORK

NUMBER OF sHARES.....".............. 1000
PAR VALUE OF EACH sHARE.............. s25
WORKING CAPITAL IN cAsH...............ss50. 900
- suoCsssIvE YsAes ONE Tr OF QUALITY Locu.T
MOUNTAIN WHITE ASH coAi AT Os; also CA "A DIVlDiSp
every niOn.hs prohs al surplus
coal
iave ther proportion 20 by ne company ior ier ecca
bru"hi tire points b1D .d ovt them, iidependcnt oil
tas Ietuar rasn 'i' q n. 10 @tiri' 'y ae Tired H..
VIZ. rLp, bfitu .r uYr 81 nuf rH al The aciuei cot
- o. deliver I. nc doc n@ q. - o rilce' within ;he
"Fci '.''ioiA ~ "fo"airn 'iuma'tnreis coal aeh''
"a vi 'c' y lei TO- .e 'hs'elold ~, Immediately;
II" 90 to" is" s.r'y strtred %. Of tic Lrse most
~ rob. and b,st rnpltd to"es in fsnny vgna me I'D
o"h hrr mrs. mis- p b'n"s 'loQe work. rail
e4cu' Itrrf See tt. sFL.t in jrr'ct vofsins aId T.
SOD RATION. owing tc,n in 3nt 'i-Ht
j Do.Tsfy locs'~l i,sf :. ul 10 s.lryisil Co., Pc
md h- r, poIur i'ml H. te VsHT Br'1 GUILTY. OF
by tl- CO.. Ic ,.f aiI n.ed ~ Galr 300 ihc e. 80 -
NV oih nd BOOK VI t'pi- ainrd the m"-' iy"
IT, ci rom ih- NINE s5uyet I,f ,y Cd $50 O. mn % p
az ines proht. 1lis coal /. fft'u rn ne rrof'i
and other cebrred veins extend within the lines %; toe
company equai to three mile. ia length.
TIL. coupsny. which ;l cor S. daily hr,u-t 20
market lac very best aud r'a'e aciiie- havr a
rcy been secured Tor the rausp1Ta ION Of TIE comFay'
Tins eampany bling the pioneer in the al cost,
the c zes and the price u
,lch is within reach OF every BODY il b. uly .xioc-d
that or iiens viii ri and sub c-ibe for the stock
wrhoui delay.
Book -uhsclipion opr a. the office ~ each
trustee. IN the city of Nr-io any additional nior
uaii can be furnished
TRUSTEES
R.C. ROOT.
ofthe hrn Of z. c. Root. Anthony q Co., cor Of
Mason uuI Pine
HENRY a RICHARDSON.
Of Richafd~ou EoynioB B Co., No 23i Water ST.
JOHN G. : jODLEA.
No Pine ..
DC. HYDE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
5a.cs bn Aneiion.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
n kEEPEkS,
HOTEL KEErE.S AND THE TRADE.

pnsIriVt MI fEREMPrORY AUCTION SALE
(Po.tponeG from Yesterday, -
or MAGNlFltENT uOy SEHDLD FTRNlTl NJ,
MAGNIFICENT PACyTfNtiS AND PARLOR OASA'
MEMS
TIE ENTIRE COLLECTION COST ONER sl;,@:
utSNY H. WTSTCOTV CO. will eel THIS AtIEk
NOON 1t o'clock, AZ house No. l5l West Nv MY -i,,
Il between seventh and Eisntiavc> IN" ente tsrlo p
a.. non Ch,r and Nursery Furniture Of Tie house. RE
ri aroI F.ILfure sui, comprising four ~! sets a.
nut ,ov.frd .lriiau aud Green keI- ia ia9nhtn va
~, wood aud Pier Tables, Secretary aud iDraTy
ook s,r irge french risr airrors Dsmask lni Lac" ~
tan, rich sad Bronze Clocks, Velvet aud Tapestry ca
10 TrL .h oIuses and Cha..s Rosewood lie -elon Chlr
-.
ELEGANT ROUND PIANO FORTE. BRONLEs,
HICu MARBLE AND BlSQl'E FIGURES.
Rosewood and Chamber Furniture 81 every decun
'io epri end Hair saresses. rich siverrare, French
ma Gut match &C. No pos,ponnent Catalogue al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

j. BLEECKER son & co. will sell at
n. 4uc.ian on TUESDAY Dee. a. 1874 u, Y O'Clock a.
ne xr.i.is- SaesTooIn No. Ill broadway
~ WF>r EROADWAY-J story brick building and lot
40 n3 ra.i id ~ feet north OF tanaIis, loI E'1lu
b. Ling covers lot.
LOT No g-rs.t ie between Charles and Pcrryts lot ~
hv sn1it lul; hou.s 2lIis. - -
l.Llf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
ncnRISHOP HrGuES,. MEMORIAL.-
Eeriurcs ano Aleetins5.

DKOF. DOREMUS Will give the Fourth and
L Fiah Lectures Of his oHrsr on fNhCMATiC CHLM'
STlY with ur la,t exp Tuien,s. at the Cooper lnsti.
tute MONDAY smd WEDNESDAY Evenings, Dec ~
ANA 2i Tickets 81 Doors open ut 10 commence
al O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
Financial.
MRrpnpnrrr,x K,xp

No. l@ Broadwey, New ioh. Dec. TO 1894
nIVIDEND.-The Directors OF the NJ .ropol-
~ item Bon, raw ih Gay declared rei, animal dyiiud
OF FIVE 90 PER CENT iiiee Of Uoyenu ent Tax payable
after lst MONDAY of January neat
The Transfer Books viii rrmdn closed from Dec. y until
Jan. .. 1876. GLOkGE /. .E&El, Cashier
nlNlDEND.--The Directors Of The ST
~ MAR6AFIT COPPER tiN'.,u COMPANY OF ar
da East hnvr s day declared tc1-Aiuuai DviI,Hd %;
wv FER CENT ere" o. Government tax on the pa al
stock, payable nns-g lf 1865 ne orc &C. the eoulGy Y,
No. ~ Nilu.si. Transfer onKs wiz he closed the
lUth "a 10Th January. ErHA&D u. SUTTON, secy.
New io.k. Dec. 49, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

Oyyr CT oy DousIAss MIsIss 90. or MICHIGAN
No. - " iIIlAs-sr. NEw.l oRk, Dec IS, 1854 )
An lNSTALLMENT OF ONE DOLLAR
~ pFR SHARE tas ievird upon tie Cspa STOCK Of
tls touauy payaDc on the tnifd Gay VI January 1872 at
No tcr,i., Of s6rk wig be permitted after fbovs date
uple,s de in.fairnt slad have i,e paid thereon;
~ = ODD. JAMES III. SIEbBfNS,
Treasurer
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sTlrt or 'LLISo .. TREAsuRER's OTrIcHl
sPnINGyr'L.. Dec. :. 1904.

sTArt OF 'LLISo a TREAsrRERs OFFICE
sPniNGYrL.. Dec. :. lao4
DUBLlC NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN,
Ti- The Trr4.ufcr Of the state ui limos vii on and
AFTER IT, rt; Nol2y 81 Januey next uu the 10Th Jay Of
.a1 month incu.ve b. really. at tie American ESrlange
Bank l the city III, Say the ins,ict rHs
To- f Modsy 81 janury u ;. on the public deo' Of
IL. siste II Illinois.
The inter, rn due and oaei Tor por to the said
iGh dsv Iralay 1875; i horfter boz plid only al the
Office 81 tie Treasurer Of The STATE o. Illinois ~ the city OF
Sp.ighcli
Ho3,r y Illinois md 'c,ln Canal BONDS, with coupons
eIAaa.',a, lle Required g. pfrs,1i iie .nnd. -
nLi.AA&U. u SrARNE.
state Treasurer Il Illinois
NINTH NATIONAL BANk.-N0ticois hereby
rivrn thai lection for Nl.E DIRECTIONS 20 ..rye
i0rihe cnGuu. yer. ~ al be- bed a tins hnk on If>DAi
January TO- iaa between the bour. u " and Ococs
JOHN r. hill. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

lYEAsUkY DIPARTsENT, DrceilU'T ~, I.1''
NOTICE Is hereby given, Of the readiness oi
~ t,is Department o. rrdecu rrecnaion ypyr INT
awi money by conversion INFO bonds rr;hoIhed by
law tie Three lrar Treasury Notes, bHTiLs u"-e a the
and tnre.cnh per ISSUED under Art
OF July II. lS6l Interest viii ceasc ol % Treasury
Noe, not presented after tlree month tig dtc
which time under the law, tie Ut o? conversion c,ssrs.
Holders Thereof will govern theme W scroftia4y
". r. fLSSENDFN.
serreinrv ~ tlD. ~. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY

II SECOND DlYlDEND.-The Trustees Of Til tg,Tany
have III. d.y declared Dividend OF FUj ~ ltt CtN1
PAYABLE Dee IS free of Government TAI IS then once Ma
Bros!wav y 4. The Tn,ns,r Eoots wl b. cnef from
NOV go i1s1 TlclsuIeT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
MANSFIELD AND


Ia Piue.tThe Board Of Director hive this DAY d'oifr
"A DINIpf Nd of 1--WE FER CtNT payable on and ~ Ct
January 1861 stockholders Of record on that oay I'D,
grus;r RooAs viii b. closed SATURDAY, Dec ~ ana
r,.,,ed on Tit l~DAI Jsu. J.--NewYOr Dec. H. lSj
T.iDNAS u. NHLELEB Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

~ SrOCk nOLDEilS a. the CENTRAL GOLD MlNiNo
for the r,lon 81 Trustees for the eusnn7 year WI" DC
he'd III iSDAl goth inst. the office the Company
30 % Pines ~ Il ocock tho polls TO be open I'll O'Clock
The Transfer BOOKS viii be closed iaee days previous Thereto
l. BANGS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

al. MORSE g. CO., SUBSTITUTE AGEN-
" CY TAMMANY HALL, NEW.lOKk CIIf.-Ihe
.nb'cycrs ,re pepared 10 furnish VOLUNTEERS for
District Town County hi. State On mos favorable tenn.
and At short notice. .
Liberal Discount Will he made with Supervisors, OF Town
Recruiting Commuters, to Ill the entire qnoia-.
Satisfactory reference given with good ecuf desired
"' &. l.. MORSE h co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
Dpny1prNcE. S.. SUPREME COURT,

DKDNiDINCE. -, SUPREME COChl,
Il SEPTcMBE.H TERM. \. %. leoi.-Upon The appice'
I'm ~ Nfh.l ~ Da Oh frl order Of notice 20 Tie OH
5dorp OF tlo HOyin,on Bank snd Claimants upon tie lie
cow; a., A., II, Nj,
GO, -. ga he rub Rcd in Pr0yidrncr Journal
Chet fbune snd cwi orb Tribune directing Tho holders
Irceysr Thereof 10 bng IN and present their bs Of said
sus and thsi oius Upon said Receyer 1T the hoihnsoa
OF their sus s.p BE- forever burod o. against sod h'ceivr
SAID notice be pab..l or Ut least two months after the
ifrh dry o. b,cenber ifC', - -, :, ,
Entered ~ decree OF conr, sd day r. 1854 1ee ~
i.v order Holm a. GARDNER, Clerk. P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
NMrscEen,5.
rprRcU g. cos MAMMOTH

WAN AMBrRGH 81 COS MAMMOTH
MENAGEKIE and GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION,
Nos 30 sud 81 BROADWAY.
OPEN FROM 10 A. VI. TO lUP VI.
THIS IMMENSE CULLECIlOS
Or LIVING BEASTS AND BIRDS,
which for interest variety and complteess sufpasses an
thin OF the kind before America Is Receiving
CONSTANT ADDITIONS
from all parts the word enabling the management 10 pre-
almost weekly fresh ard attractive zooosledi nov
city. u ST AitKiNrD from . insrs a sprncid
Bl5ARA DROMEDAhY
AND 4 BABY DROMEDARl, =,
the latter only nine months Cd Numerous EXTREMELY
ARf SPECIE OF the animal kngdlm seldom ~ never
hni,,d s. tis county inclGced IN th'
Mammoth Mcra- RI. .
THRhE PERFORMANCES DAILY
a. given, al ID a. 3. anu 5. i. m, introducing
Al TIE TRAINED ANIMALS,
TIE WONDERFUL PERFORMING MONhEf, stsnof
VICTOR rach enter eminent in lis colca icats'
ADMISSION ONLY ~ CENIS. No h1iipricc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

UELLER's SALE DiABOLiQUE.
i MONDAY, DEC. - 1904
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. so
FIRST NIGHT OF HELLEiHS PEOORAMMk NJ. a.
NEW ILLUSIONS
NFW PIANO.FOaIE SOLOS BY ROBERT HhLLEh'
g.r,,.a Don fi,yaui i....,.............. ThabcTg
IAIs4u4 " Hc!S iieH'A
TuE HELLER-RANEL PAETOMlME
ENTITLED
HARLEQUIN SANTA CLAUS
TIE MAGIC CLOSET
with NFW SCENERY, NEW tLOWN,,
SEW DHi ssFS NEW HARLEQUIN,
NEW MsCU[NERY NEW COLUMbiNE,
NEW TRICKS aud CHANCES NEW Mitcn,,,
hEW MUSIC. MN DhMONir
NEW MlSirEN-SCENE, MEM SFIhlI,
And EEAN y w SANTA CLAUS.
Doors open q. y; commence d y.
The e performance VIII also DC given 81 TIE tlh'c on
Deere her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
5apin9s BanHs.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
40. Oh Nauenai.
lp,sr.. allowed a.. f4i. p. h eu led
thereto open d.ily fram i0to I q ~ and On MONDAY,
TllURSDAI and SATURDAY Affiliations. nom Z t. :
I q M y MONEY g. loan nn bond nnd mortgage.
WALTER ". CpackLiN, fresidsnt
NA.pyKurIT l.. EUItOs. ~cOF.tlry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

ARMY OFFICERS, MUSTERED OUT or
N RESIGNED obtain through rs speedy settlement
of their ordnance and quarsGinasier accounts.
J.. BROWN Co, No. 2Psrk Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

~ An Immense stock 81! nntp.atrd JbN rsi'h l. ',"'
different patterns P.us rooric', Slerfr-l iuon. sr f,'
Nr. ha ocAets Chaic snrs Bracelets. add other art-
clc. from - cents upward Original l.. JACobf' No. ~
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
HAMMERS SAYINGS BANK,

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK, Nos. 427
4 and 40 CANAL. coz. Of lAEl h.-Open dairy II m
10 m 10 3 and ~ MOSDAY WEDNESDAY,. nhd sArrRDAI
Evening. from 5to y. "a. Tx PIN CENT inier.d Lee
from to,emmeu, TAI allowed Of $500 and under,
and Five Per Ccnt on Ia sums.
EDER y. HAUCHNOUT President
GARDSHH g. CnAP1S, SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
WV. L. waTsON, Secretary.
onrcs OF qns MAErosA co@rASr'
I AND WARRANTS and COLLEGE LAND

Il - SCRIP piIrclssrd aid far .a'e.
Us REvENuE STAMPS cod a. discount Of 10
pcS cent, by 81. .,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
NALIFORNIA DIAMOND JEWELRY-

~ New designs with tie rev style coape tinted soue..
made expressly for Ire Holidays. se III solid Il carat God, ~
bla,t A. Inc frsl duaoud and quarter he Irce.
ORIGINAL l.. JACOBS. No. ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

rHUE LADIES of the THIRD UNlNERSA
LIST SOCIETY will holda FAlR in the Leetu'v hoou
a. enrch cornrr Of Beeck.r IND Downright on Tues
dey Wodno day Thursday aud riay Of this week. from
10 p u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
for the 6oli6ans.
A SOLITAIRE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND

4
" pIN,; sS,a STER kING. ~ 20; p.ir SOLITAIRE
l. Obs :. pair CLUSTER KNOBS. - 80; ladies' st
Prs aud kNObS sla Al beautifully fn'nicedin SOLID II
carlt Gold. mus; b. seen TO be apVr-ci.ed.
ORIGINAL L. JACOBS Nc. 40 Bruadwey.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

Both Married and Single.
The Oldest Regulator for Females
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AND SURE CURE,
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Who suffer from irregularities, or Instructions OF
the menses, whatever may be the cause of those
distractions
This cure has been recognized for many years
The Only Safe Reliance!
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That Ladies have for relief from the suppression
of those periods which, if kept up according to
the calls of nature will
GUARANTEE To THEM
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The Fullest Amount Of Good
Health and Strength,
And which, If not regularly experienced will
produce
MISERY AND DEATH,
MISERY AND DEATH,
First of all Remedies for Diseases of
Females,
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Females,
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to restore the menstrual flow in a natural way,
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Which il comprised in
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LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court Of the State of Indiana comprising the cases
reported volumes of backfOrd and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; toEether with the
Revised Statutes of the State embcdei IN the edition
of Gavin Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis, L. L. b. l vol
Svo. IS 90.
The first edition of this valuable work was completely
exhausted in less than three months from the time OF
publication. edition. printed fine white paper,
is ready. This is Of the NEST complete and best
arranged dgests published. and has received the
highest Communications of the legal profession
The Hon. NJ. NJ. RAY say:
The Digest is in its plan and execution "a II
Is useful 10 the profession. This Is no Arrangement Of
the Reports but a genuine digest Of them
The Hon. DAVID MCDONALD says:
at is small commentator OF the work that u Is a
Digest only OF all Supreme Court decisions wfch
have published, also of all the modern statutes
now in force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
FOUNDRIES.
HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.
coz, LORD d PECK.
Manufacturers aud Wholesale Dealers in
STOI.ES, HOLLOW.W.8R sc,

N mostimpr we'd patterns.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-27

erty in point Of valueswas DESTROYED BY th
raiders between Washington and Rocky
Mount than BY Lord CORVALLIS 10 h;t
three months campaign. trarersine the
State in two different directions, and march.
ing upwards Of 500 miles:
On the arrival Of some country people.
Earl CORVALLIS directed 1t. Col. Tarleton
to disMoant his dragons and mounted IL.
fantry, and to form them into rank On.
tire, for the convenient inspection Of the
inhabitants, aud to facilitate the discovery
rof the villains who had committed atrocious
outrages the presiding evening. A SER
geant and ono privase Dragon were point
ed out and accused Of rape and robbery.
they were Conducted to Halifax. where
they were condemned to death BY martial
law. The immediate infection Of the SEN
tence'. exhibited to the army and manifested
to tho Country the discipline and justice Of
the British General.
This example was rendered moro i'm pc
sing by the fact, that Col Tarleton's le-
gion had advanced four miles beyond Hall
fax. when the miscreants were detec ted
and the legion required to return. The
whole army was delayed an entire day. in
order to carry out the sentence Of the Court
Martial
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-27
HEADQUARTERS, SAuLsDulY, !
9Th Eeb'rv 1871

Il is with great concern that Lord Corn
wallis acquaints the army that he has late
y received the most shocking complaints of
the excuses committed by the troops. He
calls in the most serious manner on the Off
GERS commanding brigades and corps to put
. stop to this RIGHTEOUSNESS, which must
inevitably bring disgrace and rain on His
Majesty's service. He is convinced that it
it is 10 their power to prevent It, and has
seen SO many proofs Of their zeal for the
service of their country that he cannot
doubt Of their utmost exertions to detect
and punish offenders, without which the
blood of the brave and deserving soldiers
will be shed in vain, and it will NOS be
even in the power Of victory to give sue
cess,
Great complaints having been made Of
negroes struggling from the line Of march.
plundering and using violence to the in
habitants, 1t is Lord Cornwallis's positive
orders that no negro shall be suffered to
carry arms on any pretence. and all officers
and other persons who employ negroes are
desired to acquaint them that the Provost
Marshal has received orders to seize and
punish on the spot any negro following the
army who may offend against this regula-
ton.