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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

THE Subscriber, being DESTROYS Of renting
IL his FARM for the present year, well known MALVkRH
ALL end OF Hsnreo county. Adjoining Turkey Is
Jares River takes his method Ct enng the 70
The field for cultivation, with COED season, Ill make
average Of barTe PER from thousand to her
hundred barrels There viii be ON three
bred acres clover, that may be moved
All the labor OF fencing will be saved the late fence law IL
operation Henreo None need apply but such
the land will not be injured whilst In possession
the tenant
Apply Mr.. HAEeWood Kemp, whose adolns
Malvern, Mr. VIM e. Philips Richmond, TO the slbcbe
at hewiown KiIs and Queen County
isS-d6c9u B.RDEW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
NOT A nESERTER

siLMA, jenna a. Information ha' been received
that Lieutenant A Tabb, of oap.a Bayne's signal
corps Army of Tennessee, who falsely reported to
ha deserted to the enemy before the battle Of Mis-
sionary Ridge, is prisoner of va on 9ohnson's
Island:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

The Dake Of Wellington said that if be knew any
thing it was how to iced an army. The general who
posIsses this knowledge, aud exercises IT, preserves
thereby the health Of his troOps Every general then
should be & sanitArial. l. is no. the enemy, are
ted however numerous tkilfal Who effects tho de-
sruoton Of srms. IL is fatigue, exposure, want OF
food lard, more particularly, proper fOod) Waat Cf
Shelter van, OF eOsbi g. want OF sanitary prevent on
Let Us 'eel our respons bes towards those to whom
We entrust the defence Of our soil and our honor"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

ACTIVITY OF OUR CAVALRY IN MISSISSIPPI
MOBILE. January % -Aspecisl despatch from Brook
haven dated the n b. says thai on the 2Si Gen. Writ
Adams cavalry entered S sertowp, near NaLchez.
capturing thirty Eve prisoners sixty wagons and teams,
lOI OF cotton going to Natchez, end about eighty
nagroes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
FR0M PAsOAGoULA.

PAscAaoULA, Jan. 27.-Nothiug new To-day. The
bass drums Of the enemy heard at yesterday,
on Hora I'land List night side wheel gunbOAt pss.
e 10 Wetward
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
AFFAIRS IN EAST TENNESSEE.

RussELLvILLE, Jan. 27-The enemy evacuated Taze-
well yesterday morning retrea.ing towards Cumberland
Gap Major Day occupied tn, pace the same day,
cap urirg some stores and property. Oar troops are
being rapidly clothed Gov. Vance, Of North Carolina
has kindly offered Gen Longstreet enough clothing TO
supply his command 1t Is to be hoped that liberal
contribution If gloves aud socks will be sent forward
BIZ private individuals, much suffering be pre-
vented thereby.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

Exodus CT SUBSTITUTED MEN.-Tbe Fincastle EYa)
Express of the 2sIh states that forty men, the most Of
whom had substitutes, have escaped recently from
section Of he county of BstetOurt into the enemys
lines They crossed the GreeubriS' river at R,pers
Ferry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
400 ACHES OF VALUABLE LAND IN

4OU osAsaE oousw. VA. FOR ssIrnTsi, ,l.s.
lies about miles southeast OF the Court House,
Orange Servings, aoins the lanes Of Captain Browning william
COSBY others s In Of the hnet sections country
ont district THIS farm contains
has two good dwelling houfts upon With
able out-buldngs; Young apple orchard (eeet ui
years standn, about two hundred and cleared
good e0ce the balance In timber nety original oEth
lies the Invest side OF Tey Ru and has pro-
porion Of low ground The bill land toutheast sxpout
coll adspted TO the growth Of corn, wheat bacco and
grssse has the seeding Of about
four or Ave rye Idsem uIeiess 10 give minute de-
sspon, wishing purchase will look
Any wishing TO view the pr,m j. cole.
the place. and he will take pleasure in showing TO
them.
will also sell TO the purchaser II he ders it, my stock Of
description, farming utensils household and kitchen furn
ture, and proyioEs on hand fo the present year.
such place this Is put artet My selling
that am IA the and csn proper attention the place.
vii sell bs In this place bttwetn this
day Of Feb'usry. IS Wish TO close by that TINE
las -d2i&c6.s JOHN W. VOOLFOLK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
ENROLLING NOTICE.
ENROLLING. OFFICE.
3D CcSG. DisG OF VA.
R'cnDond Ian o6th 1874

ENROLLING OFFICE
3D CcSG. Disc OF VA
Rchnond, Jan. 25th, 1864 J ~
IN obedience to General Orders No. 3, A and
Generals ONCE dated Richmond, JANUARY 9th 1864 and
the 80 Congressional Distr c. q Yrgns
he Army tolls heretofore enrolled ConfcIps rev
eguay detailed, will report themselves Eeroing 0hcer
FOR examination TIE Medical Board and enroment fol-
living places and dates:
RIchmond City, Enrolling cfcs" Bank street, 9th,
6th sth 9to and 10lh February, 1864
Henico New Kent and CHARTS CT tiles at Heniico Court
House, 16, 6th lIh 18th, 18TH and goth February 1851
Hanover county Hanover HOUSE, on 22d 3d. 24th
arc 25lh Feb. uaTy, 1874
includes every person heretofore enrolled and
now regularly dttled the ages Who
discharged By Medical Boards sppontsa
animation OF CopscIips (exc. Of
soy who will not be required to report In prson In which
Local Enrolling Officers will make special reporD and all
who have been exempted he eoore having
Furnished tu 0stiutes.
All pesons been exempted from military service
heretofore whatever viii report
said times and plse with evidences Of their cms exemption
for the purpose Of having said exemptions revised.
Persons reporting will provide themselves Eth tire
tons and clothing TO make themselves comfortable In
camp. JNo. A. COKE,
Captain and Enrolling Onicer
for Sd Cong. Dist. Virginia.
The undersigned, one of the Examining
Board for District vrsoi, under 6ener
Orisrs No. and Generals Office, daed Richmc nd Nov.
3D. 1852 hereby gives notice TO all whom that be
fixed upon The above places and the examination OF
oonicps who shall assemble Of the above notice
D. EARLY,
js266t Examining Surgeon.
lT- Enquirer copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
THE CITY.

We desire to call attention ~ our SIlcs Room, nexl
d, or to the Office Persons wishing the Wing get
it a. any time during the morning at the COUNTER.
Parties Wishing any number will get their tickets the
day before. News boys aud dealers supplied at an
cary hour
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
BY THE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION,

A PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been received by the
Executive tbs. PLEASANT ssYe she properly OF Theodo-
ric Garter ST. ccnanad II al Apponanx
under OF deah tie murder Of v. Motley
has made h from toe said "a aad y gng ~ le
Therefore DO hereby cR reward Of Two Hsndred Dollars
any psrS pesois so shs The said slave Pleasant
ana deliver him nro tie b Of laid county Of Spp msex and
do require all cficgH this Commonws ah, vi
and military anj rSqne Toe people senersy to their be
exersns The CT The sid Peasant that he
be brought 30 y1stlcs
1911 ven under my hand Governor, and under the
r.. Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond this
18th day Of JsguaEy, In tic year one ,hcuend eight
- hundred and Sky four. WIN. eAITH
by the Governor:
Gao. W. huzroRD,
secy Of the Commonwealth.
Pleasant Is dark muso. abovt 90 years OF age, feet 10
inches hgh, and heavy bsiih js19-t3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

TIE CAsE OF DEcK-Friends OF this alleged sEinder
declare that be is innocent and deire suspension Of
public cpnOn until he can be heard f7cm. lie LETT the
country IL eq7ence of domestic elicoD, involy
ing the mental sanity Of his wife. 1t is expected tt a.
nc will make good his disboncr drafts so roon as he
reaches England l. ia but fair that the accused should
not be pre- Judged by tle publ &c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

FRON NOBLE. TIE Mobile Register, Of ths 11d,
says:
Commander Farragut was reported at Pensacola q
few days ago with nins vessels IL row appears that
FaTGgut has left Pensacola for New Orleans.
Toe scouts on the q e Pirdiio reported,
some DAYS since twenty vessels steering ward
AID thir supposed destination was Pensaeoll No such
deet has gone into Pensacola The movements OF the
enemy are quite mysterious and far his purposes
not developed. What;Ver they may be, the country
will be glad 10 l,arn that military authorities
making all preparations and arrangements the hr-
potbeIs that an early attack this city is contem-
platedn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

aesspers married With orOS1 VIII under
and that AsF Of Sabl1pHon about expire, and VII
rsr,i, promptly n hey Wish tnslr papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

TrIAL OF FOISE--Aiter tpsning the Argument in the
OF RObsr! .FOr'e yesterday the 0Oucs a9Orrled
until to-day, when it will b, resumed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

SAMUEL Coon "a gs2d man, Of Rockingham coany,
is selling flour to soldiers families, Al ten dollars per
barrel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

TEX Holy LAND -Bethlehem, B,taany, the Mount
Of Olives ard Gethtom.ne will be desl;ed tonight by
tie R,v. Dr. LsyburD, in lis second curs, a: the I'd
Baps. Clurch. AN eager interest and large audene
greeted his first lecture, which gave general s4tisAc
tion If possible, the to be portrayed tonight
excel in attractions those heretofore brought in review
Toe Bible and general student should avail himself CT
the opportunity OF behclding these plcos sks;casd
ia the wcrd pal tings" of an intelligent traveller.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

TEzSs DAuT. yssr. ESQ months, tls Tires months
a. For a les p.Ii9d Is per month.
E-8E.KIY year go; IL months go No subscription
received or isss Than montha.
WslElT year go s1 month"; s.. Ne subscription received
for les tAn six months.
Reniuaaces a risk Of the subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
4 Ell e g K A r HIC.
Rsper5s OF ,ns Press Assoc siation.

Entered according act Of Congress TIE year ls63 by g.
raRAsBBR In e clerks once Of the District Court OF the Con-
fsdsrAte for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

WHnRH ARE IaE PGISTsRL--Ws hsva b on aivsrii-
si7g for prin.e:s for the past thrso months ayS the
Knoxville Register) and can only get responses from
those il the army. Elsewhere there nOne and yet
there Is m,nfest disposition in Congress to rescnd
the clause Of The Exemption Act which relieves typo
gaphers from mi i.Ary duty In TIE battle of chicka-
manga alone thirty Of tbs former press gang Of the
South we're killed aud wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

sUICiDE OF BOA sIa:heru exchange nays thai q
son of Mrs Forrest about thirteen years Of age, re-
siding in OhOIl" county, Mas committed Suicids one
day las: week ItA2psars thai this boy exceeding
" anxious to 60 to the army aud had hecOuS great
annoyance 70 his mother sbou going, which she was
decidedly opposed tO-hs being too young. So lis
mother whipped him, and be then TOOK down double
barrel shot gum cooked it, Pu' the nuIIe Lie head,
pulled trigger With hiI b.H aud sho. his brains GU
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
D,cu,,avn n 1870

DY A DECREE of the Circuit Court of the
ID uv Of Richmond entered on The 3gh dag Of November
is6s 10 he Amblers eu;Cfs 4mb'ers Adnna a
Tor and ala ordered and decreed that Philip st George
Amber Administrator Js Amelsr deceased do render
further Of his Isnshons before one Of the oomns
.ianers of s Court The parties interested he eby tohed
tsat have axed on Of January, 1884, at
s' - - TH0s J. EVANS,
de25-wlw Commissioner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
AFFAIRS AT VICKSBURG.

MKSIDIAN, Jan. 2o.-The enemy exAb t unusual ac-
tivity q. YicksbuTg Inducements have been sent
there from Mtmphh. Sherman and s:aff arrived there
recently, la; their destination is unknown. Sark's
cavalry had skirmish with the erey at Messengers
Ferry, on Big Bacs, fsw days ago. Sons prisoners
ware taken and NUMBER of Yankees killed Oar cav
airy had brasl with the ManSbrigade, Rodney,
on the ISL, defeating the Yankees.
SECOND DEsPATcH.
MERIDIAN, Jan. 27.--AdVces from eicksburg, of the
10th etate that the enemy maki preparations to
move out and tOOupy Jackson. POntOOn bridges are
being tsroSn Big Black for tbat purpose. sher-
man left V.cksburg on the 18Th On gunbOa', which
went down the river.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

CUM A RA BIC
" coo Ds. Gum Arabic, for sale By
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
AUOrION s,ALEs
FUTURa DAYS.
SHEEP.

ON MONDAY, ,hetist day of February next,
~ fsiye n not, the fair day thereafter will sel
- pabi aa =, Ia H,povsr soonJ, isrss ek
II heavy with enb Ia ots .ut purchasers They ATsns
th sp heal ~ docs and IN nne condsD, The wool o
n 1cellsnt qualify. 1hs sAls 10 CONN., a. II o'clock
Terms o.sh. w. G SHELTON. (
ia25-c2ts
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DISSOLUTION.
ME CONCERN OF LEE G JAMES
NOTICE.

by ORDER of the Stockholders of the
- Bank Of Richmond, Books Subscription will be opened
At t1 Banking House. in this city, the I'd January to
Increase the Capital o ock TO Its maximum
b. MAcMURDe,
December f3d, lS63.-eodu CathIer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

STOLEN-S 5000 reward.-Two young men
~ hired OF the 10Th Inst, horse each be retained
Gelock the same ay and have been heard since
Oescription Edward PaIo IL ycug maj lex abb utb
inches In height, and nember Of Captain
aAwleys company 10th Virginia Cavalry BE rode mare
ola and had fair leather quilted e
cloth blanket G. buckley young Ct dark skin spare
made about feet inches in height He rode sna gray
pony, compact old with fair quilted Id
de will pay reward OF $loo each for the recovery me
horses. VIM ii. SUTHERLAND
ia22-ts Exchange Livery stablel, franklin ltreet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

M IDLOTHIAN NOTICE-The ANNUAL
IFl MEETING Of The stockh lders OF the MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINING COMPANY, will be held FRIDAY, 29th
Inst, at IL O'Clock, a. the tfice OF the Company.
i9.h January, 1861 JSo. o. sTANARD, see'fy.
Holders Of the Coupon Bonds Of Company tiled
present by 1sT OF FEBRUARY NEXT
after which time interest will not be paid
jsia-i,t Jcs,see'ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
A FARM FOR SALE

A FARM FOR SALE
IA The Subscriber offers for
sale Farm lying TIRE rpp'r erd Of Povhat.n county about
niles CrTsrsve, containing Four hundred
AMI EOy.Ave 1t has good Framed Dwelling With
Kitchen GEoehouse, &C., good portion in Original
forest heart pine b the Etae and con
sawmil Purchasers the farm BY
ca3g L. Hrshes whs retdes the place Ny address
Is Car ersvile p. o. JAMES MILLER
Ih. 1SC4-la1f -fav4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

OWING to the absence Of the different mem
" ber Of eur concern viii be closed from THURS
DAY, January 20, to MONDAY, february Isl 1874
Is26-u D. s. HUBBARD 4 CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered
4 into CoPARTRERkHIP under the style Of BROWN
DEANR, ths purpose Of carrying GENERAL C0AMIs
aIoH BUsINE1s tie Old stand OF Desns James, Basin
Bank and viii give stc1 attention 10 all conSgnnens,
ALsX'R BROWN,
T. JAS. DEANE
RICHMOND. Jspiy lst 1854 ial 2swlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
NOTICE.

ITO the Editor Of the Dispatch The arti-
Il Gle which appeared the seltI1e and
,pach OF The 18th and 10th nst In relation nephew
BAIHURsT NJ DAVIS, based .nomltion which havs
lee sscertaned to be erroneous, and hereby Ill
In said regarding said Bathurst 10 be- IN ali IT,
spscts, honorable and hiEhmnded geniltnIsn. =
HARRIET PICK.
Henr!co, January is, 1864 jaqO-diw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
LAfesr raoM Tns uNrrtp sTArNs.


We are indebted 10 the Exchange Bureau for copy
Of the New York Herald, Of the 26!h inst from which
we m,ke the following synopsis. The news is unmpOr
tsnt:
ooRREsPoHDINoE BETwEEN GEMS LoSGsTREKr AND POSTER
The following correspondence has occurred between
Generals Lougstrset and Foster in relation to the CIR
culation Of Lncoln's proclamation among our troops:
LEITBR FROM GES. LoKesrREEr TO eHN. TosTSR
HEADQEt CoKPEDARATE FoRcEs
East Tennessee, jan 3, 1854
10 the Commanding General United States Forces East
1sansSsD:
SIR,-I e d the proclamation of President Lincoln,
OF the Sh of December last in circulation in handbils
amonsst our soldiers TIC immediate object of this cir
culsuon seams to be to induce eodieis to quit our
ranks and ke the cath Of aleg ance to the United
States Government presume, however tina. the great
object and end in view is to hasten the day of peace
poet " suggest for your consideration the proprey
Communicating any views that your Government may
have upoa tn subject through me- rather than by hand
bills circulated amongst our eodiers
The lew men wto may desert under the promise held
{ in the proclamation cannos be men Of character or
sanding. II they desert their they Disc them
slVes in the eyes Of God and They can do your
cause no good, they injurs eurs.
As great nation you eal accept none but an honor
able peace As ncb.e peOpll you could have US ac-
cept nothing ess
Rest would not be more likely lead to honorable
pardon.
am sir, very resp, specially. ycur mos. obedent
servant J. LoNGsTREET,
Lent. General Commanding,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

The steamship Calsd. WITH European da.ss of the
Q b. has arrived.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
NOTICE.
ORTIeE or EXATlNlNG BOARD,

Flrmvill., Va, Jan. :, 1854
ON and after the 18th January, 1864, the
" Board OF MedcI Hxsmaeu this Hospital win held regu
lar meetings for examination Of sick wounded soldiers
PHIL. p WALTON,
ian Il-dGsEsw Sen'r Surg. Tx. Botrd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnership of DEANE d JAMES,
l. Is this day Dss0LvED by mutual consent. All parties
having claims against the hm will please present them for pay
men those indebted will please make payment 70 either Of
the firm. DEANE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Jan'y 1It 1884. Basin Bank
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29


The S nate has confirm d Dan Z. Underwood, Judge
of th u s. District Cou.t for The East.rn Di.tFc Of
Virgin.
In the House OF Representatives, the Committee on
Elections made report anst the claims of Mr. Field
Of La, and Segar oil Va Representatives fom lhoss
SAFES.
The Norfolk Old Dominion" reports that Pes dsnt
Davis colored steward and chanbsrmad have arrived
there.
Maj Burroughs, the "rebei" guerilla, is rapidly re
covering from the small pox
Twenty refugees from Rchmols, Petersburg aud
Augusta, Ga. arrived in Norfolk The 22L Thirty Sc
from Richmond arrived FOrTess No iros on the i.
Best Butler has gone to Nssp1rt NsFo.
publ, meeting az Topeka, Kansas, on the ON, re-
nominated Lincoln aad endorsed nan Internationally.
IRcM KURoPz
Tho steamship Calsdl, VITA European da.ss Of the
q b. has arrived
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-01

POLICE CoURT.-Quite a large number
of cases are set for trial in this court this
morning. Twenty cases are on the docket,
eleven for drunkenness, three for vagrancy,
two for assault and battery, two fer vagran-
cy, one for grand and one for petit larcsny.
These figures are suggestive. It will be
seen that msjority of those on trial this
morning are charged with drunkenness. We
question whether the police records of any
city in our State or in the West will exhibit
similar state of things; and yet this is the
rule and not the exception in Cleveland.
The crime of intoxicatiOn is fearfulIy preva-
lent among us, and any shrewd observer will
notice that it is on the increase. This grow
ing evil should at once be checked, and
every legal means should put in force to re-
strain and do away with it. As a usual
thing, Iight-slmost trivial-hne is impos-
ed upon the offenders. If, instead of this,
heavier penalties were inflicted, and the full
punishment Of the law enforced against the
criminals, this vice, which is, to s. great ex-
tsnt, the fruitful mother of all vices would be
greatly abated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-01

BENJAMIN H. STAIR, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-01
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
COmMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEApER OFTIOE.

MORNING LEADER OFTIOE,
SATURDAY EVEEIEe, January 30, 1888.
FIour-In light supply and good demand. Prices
range at tssg6,5O for fair to good country ground
red wheat double extra, and t7,2Se7sO for similar
grades Of white Bye -four Is steady at 800.
Whear-Elrm at ssl,s7@l,ss for red and at q 80
for white.
OOrn-In good supply and dali at 81 l,Os9l,Oi for
new on track and at CSC for ears.
Oats-Quiet and steady at T2c.
Barley-Quotsble at Sl,1s9I 30.
Rye-Firm at S1,3O.
HIEhWines-Remsln inactive. The only sales
making are In lots Of few barrels for daily osn-
sumption at s5c. In the present condition :of the
tax question there is disposition to operate ths
psrt Of either buyers or sellers.
Hogs-WorthJ7, ,OOes,O9. Hone coming in.
Pork-Stesdy at 5000 for city packed mess and
s22,OO for clear.
Lard-QuOtabIe at l29l2H for country rendered
and 139ls3lc for city do.
Smoked Meats-City sugar-cured hams are sci.
ling at slsc and shoulders at &C. Dried beef sell
ing at I2c.
seeds-TimOtby is very firm at ESQ and clover
at $3.50.
EgEs-ln demand at Z362lc.
tiles sell readily at 23a2sc.
Choese-Dun at IS9IsKc
Carbon OiI-steady at 52Ha55e.
saIt-stsady at s2,9O for fine and at sa,25 fol
coarse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-01

In answer to inquiry Of Governor BrOugh
as to how long the regiment would be de-
tanned in Columbus, and when they might be
expected hero, the Committee received the
following reply: