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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11

hJ" We publish this week a most reada-
Bile letter from North East by our regular
correspondent Occasional" Nothing
proves more acceptable than good reada-
BILE letters, such as the one referred to, from
all parts Of the county. We will send The
Wing, free of charge, to any who will write
us good lie IS letter, once month, of the
sayings and doings of his neighborhood.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11
A MAP OF MARYLAND.-Mr. Simon

). Martinez is about completing map of
the State, which he expects to have ready in
short time. Mr.. Martinez, it will be re.
membered, is the publisher of the map of
this county, work of great value to our
citizens. His map of the State will contain,
in addition to the cities and towns, the Elec.
ton Districts in every county in colors SO
as to be readily distinguished roads,
churches, school houses, post.oflices, black
smith shops, ETC., and will prove very
great convenience to the public.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11

- The Maryland Constitutional Con.
vention adjourned to attend the National
Union Convention, and have done nothing
since our last issue. The Convention re.
fused to consider motion to stop the pay
of members when not on duty, till after the
Baltimore Conventions were disposed Of
We hope its excuses for delay are pretty
nearly exhausted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11
EYE AND EAR.

7 ISAACS. NJ. D., Oculist and Aurist Profos.
y scr Of the Eye and Ear. formerly of Leydcn
Holland, is located at No 5ll Pine Street Pun.
ApELPHIA where persons afflicted with diseases of
the E7r or EAR will he scientifically treated and
curod, If caIcable. EYAltiGcial eyes inserted
without pain. No charges made for examination
The Medical faouity is invited, as he has no So
crets in his mode of treatment. Liam 10 '64-ly
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BEING Tore UP.-The old, rotten

BEING Tore UP.-The old, rotten
planks on that famous concern once known
as the Elkton, Andora and Lewisville
Plank Road " are being torn up and laid in
piles along the road. Having long served
no other purpose than to wreck vehicles.
they are now placed in position to frighten
horses. This is all that remains to show
that plank road ever existed there. It is
the first one ever constructed in this part of
the country, and its fate will most lik " be
damper on all future enterprises of the
kind to put our roads in good condition.
1t is believed that had this road been laid no
further than Cherry Hill it would have paid
we'll, and the company could have kept it up.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11
A BIG TUMoR.-A few weeks ago

~ III" o"VHs III IcW WccKB dKU1
tumor weighing over "a pounds was taken
from the side of Mrs. Sarah Stevenson, by
Dr.. Charles d. Green, with the assistance
Of several other physicians, in Philadelphia
The operation, though apparently hopeless,
has been followed with complete recovery,
and she has returned to her home in Cecil
county. Md.--Del. GQseue.
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ANOTHER NEW ENTERpRIsE.-Mr,


j. s. Rossell is about to erect distillcry,
on the lot in the rear of his store, where va
rious kinds Of liquor will be manufactured {:
but more particularly his excellent Black
berry wine. The operations will be under
the superintendent of gentleman of large
experience in the business. The popularity
Of. and demand for, the Blackberry wine
which Mr.. Rosscll last year manufactured
to small extent has, we believe, given rise
to this new branch of business in Elkton.-
All who have tried the wine have pronounced
it the Ne Plus Ultra in that line. Besides
being an excellent drink, it is most effect
ual remedy for diarrh@, dysentery and that
class Of diseases. 1t is the pure juice of the
berry, free from all sdulterations. Mr.. Ros.
sell has quantity Of that made last summer
bottled and for sale, and as this is the time
of the year when diseases for which it is
panacea, every family should have bottle
of IL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11

HORSE SHoT.-A valuable young colt
belonging to Mr.. Charles Piercey, of Elk
Neck, was shot, by some pusilanimous vii.
lain, on Wednesday of last week, from the
effects of which he died in day or two
afterwards.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11

DEAD.-The Richmond Examiner, OF the
I'd inst. states that ex-South Carolina Con.
gresham Lawrence NJ. Keitt was MORALLY
wounded or Wednesday and died tine next
.lav.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11
Maryland state Sanitary Fair.

The ladies of the Cecil Table at the Mary.
land State Sanitary Fair take this method of
returning their hearty thanks for the follow.
ing very liberal contributions to their table,
in money and fancy articles from the follow.
ing sources
From the citizens of Ekton and
vicinity, through Mrs. W. p.
Ewing, $23S.OO
From the citizens of Rising Sun
and vicinity, through Mrs. Jesse
A. Kirk, Observation-Disclosures. 1875
From the citizens of Ceciton and
vicinity, through Mrs. Doctor
Roberts, Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
And also Box of fancy articles,
through Mrs. Thos. p. Jones.
From the citizens of Chesapeake
City, box of fancy articles.
From Mr.. John Matthews, near
Rowlandsville, one barrel of
-four.
And from parties unknown, sun.
dry fancy articles.
Which with the nett proceeds of
the sales at the Table,.......... 674'O5
Amount to................. $1,029'4O
Paid to Henry James, ESQ.,, Treasurer, and
acknowledged in the following receipt and
testimonial of thanks:
Baltimore, June 2, 1864, received of
Mrs: Jacob Tome, PRESIDENT Cecil county
Table, ten hundred, twenty nine dollars and
forty cents, being nett proceeds of sales, &c.
from Maryland State Fair.
HENRY JAMES, Treasurer.
Mrs. Tome will accept the hearty thanks
of the Maryland State Fair Association for
the very good results obtained through exer-
tons of herself and all others connected
from Cecil county from the recent Fair. 1t
helps swell the funds devoted to the great
and good cause of relieving our braye de.
tenders of the army and navy.
Yours truly, HY. JAMES, Treas.
Port Deposit, June 9th, 1864.
Mrs. j. TONE, President.
MA7IoS RAMSAY, Secretary.
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DnoWNEp.-Mrs. Pencil and her

grand daughter, years old, we're both
drowned in the canal at Chesapeake City,
on Wednesday night last. They were con-
veying some clothing to her son who was
employed as fireman on board a steamer
The bodies we're recovered the next morning
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11

soLDfEKs' BouNTfEs.-Mr. Jane,
S. Crawford, Clerk to County Com isioners
gives notice, in this weeks Wing, that he
will be at Smiths Hotel, Port Deposit, on
the 18th of July, to pay ins.allments then
due to members of Shows Battery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11

WELL-LIMBED CHILD.-The follow
ing account of well-limbed little boy we
find in the Delaware Republican:
" 4 little boy was born at Havre de Grace,
Nd, about three weeks ago, with five fingers
and thumb on the right hand and six toes
on the left toct.'
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Alarrico.

HILL-REABURN.-On the Sth inst. Al,
N. P. Parsonage by Rev John Elderdice,
J. Hill, of Cecil county, to AGNEss A..
REABuRS, Of Chester county, Pa.
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]I)ic0.

PATTON.-Capt. THOMAS PATTON, ut his
late residence, in this county, or Sunday
night last, in the 9lst year of his age,
after short illness.
PENSEL.-On Monday, the 9th inst, at
II o'clock, midnight, by drowning, Mrs.
CATHARISE NJ. PENsEL, wife of Frederick
Pensel, in the 50th year of her age.
MlLLER.-At the same time, KATE MILLER,
granddaughter Of the above, in the 9Th
year of her age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-11

r MEN COATS for men, Linen Duster.
- for bsya, Linen Busters for men, Linen
Coats Tor hogs, With full assortment GUNNER
C,o,hiIig for men snd boys In store and for
s.c ct."rNy :. BROWN. Jr. x BRO.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

The WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS The
following bill was passed by Congress ir
secret session, and the Injunction of Sc
cresy having been removed, We are at lib
erty to give it publicity:
A bill to suspend the Writ Of Habeas Corpus "a
certain cases.
+" Whereas, The Constitution of the
Gonlederatr States Of America provides 10
Article 1, Section ?, Paragraph 3. that
tile privu-Ee Of the wit Ut habeas
corpus I'll N not be suspended unIes.
when In c44-l OF rebellion ur invasion. th.
putlie sl;gfy may require i'll and where
a., the power "a suspending the privilege
Of said VIII. IS recognized in said Article
I, i vestei solely IN the Congress. which
is the exc c'nive juGge OF the necessity vf
such sus ,.s'sioa; aud whereas, in tn.
opinion oi he Congress, the public safety
requires i"i suspension of said writ 10
the existiH-. case of tine invasion of these
States; aul whereas the Presid, Mt has
asked ioi the suspension Of the wri- Vi
habeas c"1pus and Informed Congress oi
c,ndltinu- NJ public danger which render
the u-tr-Hsinn ot tile writ 4 measure
proper r the publ IL defen-e sgliust id
vaslon 'd lnsurrvctI.in Now, therefore.
The w 4gress Of the Ciuiederatr Safes ~
AmerlcA d. enact, That during the pres
cut INV ,siOn OF the Conf derate States,
tne privilege If the writ of habeas corpus
be, aud the same is hereby, suspended I;
bat such suspension shall apply oniy to
the cases Of persons arrested OF detained
by order of the President, Secretary OF
War, n the General Officer commanding
the Trans y ississippi Military Depart
ment, BY the authority and under the con.
troll of the President. IL il hereby de-
clared that the purpose of Congress ID
the passage ot this act il TO provide more
afFsctually fer the public safety by sus
pending the writ Of habeas corpus il the
following cases and 10 other:
|. Of Treason, OF treasonable efforts or
combinations to snbvert the government
Of the Confederate States
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

NJ XIII. Of cUnSpIraries ID overthrow the
goA rum-ur, or cun~piracies "a resist the
lawful auIhurity uf thu Confederate States.
\ III pt combining ID assist the enemy,
\ gr " cOmrumic ting intelligence 10 the
enemy, NJ giving him IA and comfort
! ~ " ccnspIracir>. preparations and
attempts 10 mclt@ seryile insurrection.
\. Vi de>ertiOns or encouraging de-
sertl1rs, of harboring deserters, and of
attempts "a avoid military service. Pro-
yidel. That IN Gaze Of palpable wrong
and oppression by auy subordinate ,fficer
upon any party who does not legally owe
rniI.ity service, hi> superior officer shall
.gr-Lt prompt relief % the oppressed par
M. rmr the subordinate shall be dismissed
trum Office
NI Uf spies and other emissafies Of
thC nrny
Y NIl of holding correspondence or in
tercDI Irss wits the enemy, without neces-
siIy. and without rhe permission of the
ca fvderate States.
VII. Or unlawful trading with the
enemy, and o. h-r ufF F:nces against the
laws of the Confederate States, enacted
to promote their success IN the war.
lA. OF con>piracios, or attempts to
liberate pri>Unr.a Uf w4r held by the Con-
federste Sta.e>.
n Of con-piraeies, q attempts, or
Preparations ID aid tile enemy.
\ nj. OF persons advising rr iDciting
Others to abandon tnr Confederate cause,
or ~ resist the Confederate STATES, or 10
adhere to the enemy
MI. OF uDlawiuliy burning, destroy
ing, or iniuri"p, or attempting 10 burn,
destroy or iDiure any bridge or railroad,
or relegraphic line II communication, OF
! property witt ths latent of aiding the
the ene Dy
/ Kill Of treas ,na bic designs to impair
the military power If 'he Government by
destroying, n- a cup Ing o. destroy, the
Ves-el-. ur arm, ri munitions Uf war, or
arsen1ls, fin, dne-, NprkShop- or other
property of rhe Confederate States.
SEC = IH- P,c-I-c x shall cause prop
er urtIcer> tH I-Nu> i4lre the cases Of all
\ per-Uu> IN HsIr- IA nr detained
il url=r tat they may be dis
eh7r-ed p p rIy OBTAINED, unless
t y can .. pc dily tried il the due
curse of -
SEC. 3 mt da,in. the suspension
aforesaid il, l4ll:tary o. other ofiicer shall
I be ebnpeli-G m au-Uer 10 auy writ of
b lbca> cOsTu-, % appear IL Person, or to
Feiurr t.e Dldy Vi any pe sun ur persons
detained III NrIn, by tle authyrIty Of ths
Prrrijrni, Secretary Jt War, or the Gen
eral ulbcgr Commanding tile rran>- Mis-
sissippi Department Bat upon thu certifi-
cite, under uarh, ut the officer having
cha - VI any Oh - detained, that such
person i detained BY him as prisoner
for any Oi the cause, hvrelnbefore speci-
led, under 'as aulhouty aforesaid, fur
tnes proceedings uiu r .hs writ OF habeas
corpus shall ir,rss aizteiy- cease and re-
main suspended - io-g this act shall
remain IH fJrc
) c 1. Tn act shall continue in force
t's n'ne'y day- 4rtrr the next meeting of
Congress, anl il longer"
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
E0sNAg ME.

iue icy grasp of winter yields
TO The sof. anl sunny air.
II whispers thro' the lea1cs- trees
WIN a illis.c Strange and rare,
And SO the whisp'rings of the heart
on youth and beauty fall
and so the sunny smiles of love
. "lu and entrance US all.
Up cut upon this n,lconv-
Look, Winnie. on the night:
iue cold and distant moon pours down
w., her urn Of liquid light,
uat pale and uhinpas-ioned beam.
h4eks not IF human woes
oil battle Geld;and ladies bower
Alike her radiance flows.
Eut see wLat other glorious sights
To watchful eyes are given.
Worlds iioat in ;seas of azure lig t.
The heraldy of Heaven;
And yonder comes the Star of Love.
With pure and dazzling sheen-
IL looks royal gem from out
Gods coronet ween.
Do you not love at times like this
On splendors such to gaze?
And long for some one by your side,
That he may join the praise?
To mingle then your soul with his.
In speechless rapture blent.
While both with alteration own
The One Omnipotent.
And fancy pictures me the hour
When, standing side by side,
| see a bold and manly form.
And you his chosen bride.
And then may happy hours be thine,
Calm and serene thy lot,
Thy life unclouded TO its close,
Aud every care forgot.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

FURTHER FRIM MIs~Is>IrPI-Atla
Feb. ga special di-p4tcir to the Ap-
psal, datel Lrt=sil, F-b. 25, says:
THIS Yankees have left Puntatoc-
Ghui>On following routed and scattered
the enemy.
Gen. Fcoest had two bores shot under
him, aud killed two Yankees with his sa-
ber
VI { lost rs many officers as men killed.
DeinopOlis, Feb 26-Later intelligence
from Mississippi says that Gen Forests
forces, dnrlug the recent engagement near
Okaiona, did uOt exceed 1000, while that
N fne -ueny j. estimated at 10000. Late
lu lhe evening ~ rh5 22l, the latter FORM
ad three separate lines aud made des-
per4tu stand. Tueg made three charges
a. eucn ut which ihey rrcoiled and we're
driven blck witn great slaughter. Many
Of ihen V2,>ed thr ugh our lines. and
were captured. The next morning the
road was lined with suffers stores, dead
iUr es and Yankee.
Gen. Forests command was too tired to
continue tie Tur>n.I. General Gholson
with u Or 700 Stale troops, arrived, and
went in pursui. Mary Of tie enemy's
vi unded tell ii.;r Iur n.mda Among our
wounded i OH BaHcau If u ellis brigade,
severely ia The breast. Gen. Gholson cap
tuled many rrIsJ Juer-, .Aall arms, Rabers,
ID lie, vs. pursuing their routed
columns above I'nuralvc-
DemopuIli, Frb. - To Gen. S. Coop
er-The iUEy~i dispatch has been re-
ceivei:
Headquarters. StarkviIle. Miss, Feb.
l22 -L!eu, Gen. Polk Major General
fore,I, reports at9 p. ~, yesterday, two
."iles south Of PoutaIoc We have had
e.ere 6ghiug al day with tae enemy.
rhe engagement clused about dark.
" have killed about 40 Of the enemy,
and captured about 100. Our loss is not
known hut i i not - heavy a. that Of
Lnr enemy
Inc prisoners cantrrrd report two of
their coiOnel- and Que lieutenant colonel
KILLED this evening.
Cooael F',us- was kill ID this evening.
Colonel Forrest was badly wounded in the
breast Col. McCollOck was wounded on
tie head.
We have captured four or five pieces
of artillery
Gen. GhoIson came up this evening,
and will follow after them, and drive them
As far a. possible
The fight commenced near Okalona late
this evening aud was obstinate, as the
enemy were forced to make repeated
stands % hold u in check, and to save
their pack mules, &c. from a stampede
The fight closed with grand cavalry
charge Of che enemy's whole force. We
repulsed them with heavy loss and com
pletely routed them.
5. ID. LEE,
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
Special Notice.
OFFICE MANUFACTURING Q. NJ
Washington. Ark

OFFICE MANUFACTURING Q. NJ,
Washington, Ark.
THE undersigned, Manufacturing Quarter
Il Master for the District of Arkansas, having
exclusive control of all Beef Hides belonging
to the Government, hereby notifies all pers ons,
tanners and spectators in particular, NOT to
purchase government hides from any person
having charge thereof. except from him self or
his agents authorized to make contracts for
leather. Any hides purchased by any citizen
from any officer or soldier, in violation of this
notice, viii be taken possession of for the use
and benefit of the Government.
All good citizens are respectfully requested
to take care of all hides left by detached COM
mands-notifyin me of the quantity and their
locality. Any labor or expense they may in
cur in so doing will be paid hy me-
J. ID. THOMAS,
Maj. & Manfg Q. NJ, Dis of Ark
Jan. Is. 1864. l If
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
For Safes

HANDSOME Residence about one mile
n from the Court House. There is Dwell
Ing House. (6 rooms, } Kitchen. Negro Cabins.
Smoke and Well House, and other necessary
out-bul@ings. Splendid well of water a
young Orchard of excellent selections "f fruit
Cribs. Stables ami Lots. In short, almost every
convenience that could ne esired. Forty Acres
Of Land will be included in the sale Of the
Dwelling.
Title indisputalle. Confederate money
wanted in payment Apply tn
A. B. WILLIAMS.
Nsshinrton Feb. u. 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
CIRCULAR.
HEADQUARTERS Trans Miss DEPT.
Clothing Bureau,


Shreveport, La, Feb. Sth, 1864.
THE limited supply of clothing, camp and
L garrison equipage on hand at any one time
requires that sales to officers be confined to
srticles for their personal use, and to gurad
against impositions upon officers of the Quar-
termaster Department charged with such ssales
the following certificate will be required:
l certify, on honor, that have this day pur
chased of .., Quarter Master, C. S
Army, the articles above specified; that they
are for my ooon personal use, That | am desti-
tute of the articles mentioned, and have net
purchased them or any of them from the gov
ernment or any article that could be used in
lieu thereof, equal to a soldiers allowance, as
prescribed by General Order, No. 100, A. and
l. 6. Command of Department. dated, Rich
mond, Va, December Sth. 1862.
At the same time, the Quarter Master will
furnish the officer to whom the articles are
sold, a certificate naming the articles aud
amount of sales, which certiicute shall be de
posted with the officer making the next sale
who will. on such further sale, give the officer
a like certificate.
TSigned.1 W. Il. HAYNES
Maj and Or Master, C. ). Army,
Clothing Bureau, Trans Miss Dept
Approved:
BIZ order of 1t Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
{Siened) w. R BOGGS,
Brig Gen, and Chief of Staff.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
" d u III e. E .

EARNESTLY request those having Cotton
| in the counties of IIempstead, Lafayette and
Sewer, to come forward and sell it to III for
the Government
Cotton is now our chief resource. there
fore hope for the success of cur cause that this
call will be responded to with alacrity.
DAVID BLOCK,
Gen. gent Produce Lnsn
for the State of Ark.
Washington Feb. is, 1864. 3-f
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
HEADQUARTERS Miss. Dept. !

Shreveport, La, Feb. l8, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS No. s.
MO IMPRESSMENT of property within the
IN Trans Mississippi Department, will be
l-ade without written authority from the De-
partment Commander; the District Command
ers within their respective Districts, or the
Commanding Officer of an army in the field.
In all cases of impressment, the authority
must be shown by the parties impressing.
By command of
Lieut.-Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH,
S. S ANDERSON,
64w Asst Adj't General.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
NOTICE..

NOR SALE-At the Government Wood Shop,
L Twelve Superior LOOMS.
They will be exchanged for Cloth-c'oth anu
looms valued at old prices
j. d. THOMAS,
Major s. Manuf'g q NJ. D. A.
Washington, Ark, Feb. "A, 1864. 5-tt
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
HDoRs. PosT WASHINGTON, ARK, |
February 18th. 1864.

February 10Th, I0o4. J
SPECIAL ORDER No. 16.
IT EREAFTER all persons bringing letters
IL from the Federal lines to persons IN the
country controlled by this Post, will bring
them to this Office for examination, before de-
livering them to the parties TO whom they are
addressed Any violation of this order will be
severely and promptly punished.
By order Of JNo. C. PEAY, Maj. Com 'dg Post.
act JAS. P. ERWIN, Post Adj't.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 40.

[ Ertraet,]
SPECIAL ORDERS No 10.
XVIII The provisions of Paragraph II.
General Orders No. 4, Current Series from De-
partment Head Quarters, are modified so as to
hermit persons in the District of Western
Louisiana, until the 1st of MARCH, 1864, to
enter the Louisiana State Guard, on first being
enrolled and then detailed for that service by
the Parish enrolling officer.
By command of
Lieut.. t.-Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH
S. S. ANDERSON,
6:3w Asst AdJt Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
CAMP SONGS,

lust PUBLISHED, IN Pamphlet form
selection of Ballads for the camp. Sixteen
pages, containing ''Lorena," ''Do they Miss
me at Home,' - ''Twenty Years Ago" nd other
popular bailads-13 in all. Price, 81 rer copy;
$40 per dozen, S75 per hundred.
Also printed on slips, 1.-The Southern Star"
THE Home-Spun Dress" "When this Cruel
War is Over and the "War Fever" Price,
% cents each, or the four for 81.
1864. ALMANACS. 1864.
MOORE'S TRANS-MISSISSIPPI ALMA
Ill MAC. Only few copies left. Price 81
per copy, 50 per dozen, $50 per hundred.
Apply at the printing Office, or address
C. L. SUTTON,
March 8, 1864 Washington, Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
Special Notice,
Confederate Money wanted!

Tor SALE-My premises in Washington,
known recently as Burt's Hotel Stuarts
Store, also, my farm one mile and half from
town. Two hundred acres, Eighty in cultiva-
ton, the rest we'll timbered. For terms apply
to myself at Greenville, or H. A. Jones at
Washington. A. I. BELLER.
Jan. 6, 1864. n3-1m.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
WASHINGTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE Spring Session of the Washington Fe-
i mule Academy will commence on Monday,
Goth, 1864, under the superintendent of Mrs
Field and Miss Brown. Rates of Tuition $40
and $50 Payment at the end of each half
session. No deduction except in case of pro-
tracted illness.
January 20, 1864. o2rtf
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
SIS Reward.

0ST between Camp Bragg and Cam den,
IL large black Morocco Pocket Book contain
ing about four hundred dollars in Confederate
Notes and some valuable papers. The above
reward viii be paid if delivered to me at camp
or deposited where can get it.
t. ]. CHUCHILL, Brig. Gen.
Dec. 80, 1868. 49:5w*
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
Office Chief of Ouarter Master Bureau,

Office Chief Of Quartsr Master Bureau,
Shreveport, La, Feb. Sth, 1861.
Approved. Sales to officers will be disallow-
ed and the officer making the sale will be re-
quirei to account for the property sold, unless
the sale Is in accordance with the terms OF
this circular.
(Signed) L. W. o. BANNON,
44w It. Col. Chief Or. MIR Bureau.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

HEAD-QRS. TRANSMITS. DEPT,
SHREVEPORT, La. Feb. 20, 1864.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

Assistant Adjutant General.
Shreveport, February ~. 1864. It
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

|. The following vets of Congress and Reg1-
talIons are published for the information of all
concerned therein: