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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24


The Tribune says the Hon. J. J.. Alcom.
has been elected by the Mississippi Legis-
lature to tie United States Senate for the
long term.
Mastering Out OF Major and BriSadier
Generals Recommended.
The Times special says General Grant has
recommended the mastering out of all
Major and Brigadier Generals in the militia
ry service, exeeet these disabled in the ser
vice. Generals Grant, Thomas, Hancock
and other leading Generals are in favor of
increasing the regular army so as to number
$4,000. Secretary Stanton favors the plan.
Union Pacific Railroad.
Charles fisherman, of Ohio, George Ash
man, of Massachusetts, Springer Harbaugh
of Pennsylvania, J. L. Williams, of Indiana,
and T. J. Carter, of Illinois, have been ap-
pointed Government Directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad.
To be IssuedI
The Posts special says the Treasury De-
partment commences the issue of new gold
certificates to-eay'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
n. McKINNEN, Rec. sec'y.

1. o. o. F.-Members of North Wing Encamp-
ment No. IS, are requested to meet at their Hall,
Tuesday the oath inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ. to at
tend the Funeral of our deceased Brother John
Woodburn.
Members of Sister Encampments invited to
attend. THos. MAYTHAM, C. P.
B. R. BEv1s, Scribe. oc2 1857
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

100000 Compound Interest Notes
of1s64 wanted. Highest price paid by E. J. FAR
MER & CO., Bankers, 146 Superior ST., under
Wedden House. octI7:25s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

Winter Apples for SaIe.-chOice varie-
ties winter Apples for sale in car load lots at 6s
Merwin st. IOc23-256l E. COTTRELL.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

Canada Butfer,-lO5 Firkins choice Table
Butter Just received from Canada. Just the thing
for family use, at I99 River st rect, by
oc24:259 CLARK WOODWARD.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

Peach Blow POtatOes.-Choice Lake
Shore Peach Blow Potatoes in car load lots, at 6s
Merwin st. [oc2S:25eJ E. CoTTRELL.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

Gen. Boggs, FORMERLY chief of staff, an old
employee in New Orleans, Is in the Office Of
the Corset Exchange Co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
House and LOT.

Friday October 9Th, 1860.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15
GENERAL SH EItNAN.
Tho Army on the Move. Kre.

No,istp. " C., Norch 3t.-G cnsrai sherman re-.
turned here y.~tsrisy morning furn FORTRESS Mon.
ioe, accompanied by Msor-t'Sr Erred Iegsott Brisa.
dier-tisuorA MrCuilsm, General Al ounanN brother
and sccretar7 staDton's Thr parts len for
Goldsbofo last evening. The eneuiy'so slrpoeed to
be ocsted qustly lot the time being'bet~con smith
field and RALa Gh. shermsn's iDcn AZ .musins
themselves by making rtias rlrall -se into the
ouenys lines capturing aipalios rrb.l ofbcet. and
men, who are daily broaS hi iuSo camp. The steamer
Rat on which teur. Sherman rrtnr peS irotn rort-
bonroe brok. down Go uri,s- bslor he-hcrn,
and the General rC~ ed 20 lhe civ in yavLhoat
r'urins the day. While riding With Gene raj Palmer
the homes Of hs carriage took hsht .na ran away,
but the General fOrtunaiey escaped Injury by Jump
inE from the vehicle.
Ph,iat,iph,d, 4 mi senator sherman arrived
IN this city TO day. lie lett General Shounan on
Saturday morning. The army Of S,cuerl sherman
va then about moving according tn the pc arranged
Issn adopted on his late visit to Genor. nt.nt at
Fsrire,- Monru,. The army wN In magnificent con.
dtion aud It. number much Ian er than generally
aipppsed
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15

A ave cent p.eee and c, preJ pert were found In
the Petershurr Court Hon 70 this iotnins rurr,,eo
10 Re all the available specie in the CITY.
From What have seq OF en- ~ lCs in thi. CITY,
vs judee the s'ore. are ny No means all emp'
Probably on the return OF husinetr PRIVILEGES 10 the
place there souid he sctis iy ala hustle enough
uithin thin opcuod dooTt.
So, the least harp, Of tn Pct ehu-rian. m ole
hsppy nv our cominE 10 the color VI POPULATION In
sr. they ali iust I'D IN uiclt IL.atiou TO sec VA
here.
Amorr the distinsui.hci citiy,ns We ssw on the
street this morning NeIe ~ " lea rtyur Coutcder-
ate pArol,d prisoner and W. T Jones fuige Of the
Circuit Court N 'hi. districi.
ON satufiav last -four iii Pete rshurr sold al the
moderat. mice Of eleven h undu ID dollar q barrel
Sugn aud bacon we're equally moderate, double
seshack Coniederato bluct eck bsins tn. coat Of .
round OF each.
Al Tie bridges about rotet vi irg some FIVE or six
y number we're DESTROYED Nv the tebes last nisht
hsu departure.
he band OF the second n igadc, Fir.t division,
Ninth cofTa, the hrst ham 70 play in the city
after It, capture. They eutert the city just attsr
daylight, sui we're dscOui ms music from
The Netandah u the Cont and Custom Houses, amid
the urroa and hurrsughs OF tbs troops and the hole
contfabsnd tribe.
The fh.t Michigan sharpsho oters have tho credit
Of being the first 10 Occupy ~ city, and Of floating
their Has from The dome OF the iNtr-shure Court
House.. other flags beousi ~ 10 different resi-
tnents were not long h,hindl aud In getting them.
.el'e' posted all the budini = OF Pubic character
in the city.
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Ehur@dny. April q.
From Richmond.
6rrc About the Evacuation J,.n
Fscnped, Nc.

Tit p.Ia, ~. Has,,g.on, Arrt' 5-SF w.
HoI.rr J-hr o. D.., N.a yovt the io'o~ius
i''-rHn sivo' -l hrt,i!s received BY mi. Dct~r.
went ~ collation. q. ''o .riit,, o,,r- lon. A. Rich.
U'nd, 0ot Lc'c.oiorr ir.,ii.heI.
rr,y' srA,ro>. ~errc,A- n, Wa,
tfl','r r.. %, d, ayr 5-liaD II Haa
D. N'dte... r"Iroot Hfr. Its, new, i- to
De- nai ~ CT Point. Ta"r 49,, hut i'a oi,a-,'r .,
a. tNc,s 49, .rr~fr'.rl Ntl work Ice tpl,-
f..rhed OASIS ~ I" " On srrd.,. that hc va.
rriycu .s,A, aud w4rt ess.Is. lhsavv announced
In church r'vf hNi so.4 hi. furniture pre-.
viouslv A. Huoto". add ~ rosiv % ieava.
. the .o.tIn. men eDt away ,aAt evening
The ictel ison.cIG's were exploded Tire Nirrinin
h'' sunk IN the lanos rivcr, above rho strrctiou.
Fvell 80 the ris on 'iie. An the husynss rorion NJ,
Main street n ths river vas destroyed. Tho bridge.
. -o's me river ~otc rl'o dc-tro, 81. Nsnv Of tho
families fcmAn MI Lee remains
A. Peer-hnrl tho rltNc ,torc, were burned, and a
g. houfes cap-rt f.,. hrt not much da.ra-e va.
DOS to tho c',y. The hriise, rhc,o were also do.
ptroyed
gill report fnlI' from Rcnmoni Icirno, get .
'',r ids. nj our 'o''. Tho only general Killed {.
winthrop Potter :. dangerously wounded in thu
sro.n. Gencra' GrAs, has commanded the armies in
r"r.on since ~" tecnnre Of tr~ operations.
i-isredJ C.A.D,>A
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A Pirate In the Chesapeake,
Tho steamer Harriet Deford Captured b,
kebela aud Inrsed int. a Z rnLecr.

Var iort, 4 prii 5th, $50 r. E-The Merchant
Etch snFs Of this city furnishe. the follow irnror-
tAnt announcement -'sicsmo r Harriet pe,ord, Of
Baltimore, captured bv ~ at, Of rebels At Fair.
havrl, raiuNeut river Tr --iay afternoon. she
iu,m' distelv started do-n N" Chesapeake sad Il
feared Vii DESTROY man, v~-snl."
Bd.ruor,, 4 MI o., 3.3u .' '.ntnin Albert LEAGUE
oi the steamer Harriet Deo n. which plies hctvecn
TN, rort and various lnndints on the Patulcnt river
rr,ch' this oity this morning and with several pas
scnSe,. arriving the prev lou. tusht rive. Informs
ton Of an 49, Of piracv som"'hu. similar in circum
stances ~ inst o. tho ~ Nrhols- piracy in tho sum
mer of sol. They stste that Tuesday afternoon.
whle !. q" yc.sl va lying A. the wharf nj Fair
cui.ed AID claiming to h. te'uscCs Who came
~ me Ia ,uNcnt We previous Afternoon IN toais np-
pared on boar AMI shortly aFtDs tueV OF their d.
gnise. They de,ain,s the engineer and bremen,
shOm bey compelled to steam up, aud then started
down tht rNtG bat SHORTLY after returned and per
mittet III" rns,enser. to lapi At Pair Haven Win
several OF the latter ats EXCHANGED and some
a number OF NEGROES "a hsTd whom they GetpineJ
stating that Il va their intention to carry them 70
passengers no we're Mi nut under an utilization 10
remain on the wharf sur ho'lrs The pss-Snrers d
IN number Were brought 10 this port in the schooner
lliarHthA Capt. Cooper.
IblLddetph'o. pril A-The sohr Spoaord, Of New
York, arrived At tho break water yesterday alter
noon She h.d on hoard the crow Of The schr. 81
Rams Of ~. Nara Nd, vhieh 80 captured by
pHvstecr mo date "a the mouth of tho PstuIont
River.
Account Via. Washington
Wellington ARA 5. The Department hu 70.
colved the following telegram; 1.-THE steamer Hnf.
riet Ne Ford WAS captured A. FairhAven, on Che,.-
peake Bay, Al two O'Clock this morning By n rebel
party Of II men, h' aded by Capt. FitIhugh She /.
one-masted propeller, with her upper " orks painted
drsh. The oSrt1n. mate and White pas,enscr- were
Tsacasod, hut The ores we're carried OF. She i'm
m"diStcly sailed siteg propeller towns two l,ov-
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The CaunG.an i,,m c llty.

"s1ros, 'i,u Much c,oitemon, rs.yan.
b., tth, 100 60, clel utr'7t go re-,u- soc rsidep
j. y rum -ci til o. 'ie- u, been received from
s~''isy .C0a.a, ic.... .us tJs IN view Of the -
N taAen ls 'A' L,4Ai,an government for con
o. r~cy sul breach u neutrality. the United states
sn,"rnuent ~r'.t o. no further With tn demand
io' oNtr.tior rusth,r p-o'c"iinrs viii take r.sce
tn 0rcr CA-s'a ~ the rot. oil to origin
90 there.
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Mobile Attacked.

The steamer Guiding Star arrived here from New
Orleans, bringing the following news. The United
States steamer Circa,sisn arrived at Key West on,
April I'd, and reported attack OF the Union forces.
and gunbosA on Mobile March S0th. The Monitor
Milwaukee was blown up BY torpedo.
Reports vi. Cairo
Moo Orleans, horch 81, pia Cu,ro, prii g. Tha
TINES and DNTA say; Headqusrteu have received
Information that portion Of General Csuby's army
within Ave mes OF Mobile, and siese guns
In position from which rhoIls could he thrown into
tie suburr Of the city The attack Fort Bradley
the main defence OF Mobile he'd already comnenced-
Maury commanded at Mobile, and Geu. Dick Taylor
commanded the Spanish Fort. The bombardnent OF
the latter commenced on the 2sth. General. Csutv.
Granger aud smith were Eve miles up Fishinr Cheek
on the gath. There vn heavy csnnonsdinc on the
22d caused by the gunLo.ts shellInE the wood. ~"
mouth Of Fishing Creek
sEcoSD pIsrAt,h
Mo Orlrdns, April lN, ria Cano, dpt.i on.
General steeles command from Peusscol, u.t a.
much opposition, but regular battle murh' uH.
Ill Il reached Mitchels Fork tho morning OF th'
2jth ult, where tho enemy, numbering about
SOO, made stand, and after a severe hahL we've te
pulled and scattered Ia the woods, many being ran
uITed
The correspondent OF the New Orleans TINES writ
ing from the head4uhrtos Of the Thirteenth Army
Corps near Hakcy, on the gath MI 'ps' There hU
been much skirmi-hin,, b. H' regular battle he'
taken place Ms ycr The bou D. ..uu II of the spaniel
fort prosreyse. !aylrebly -. Ioy- 'icky stub the
approchc, to tic io.l ... s,.r ..H,.a are wi,hi7
lOO yards, and our a,tu,., F.ru 30 OF the tor
We have 10 tncl,upA parsed %. .l,. ID e.. "hp.t only
chance ui escape Is tr wHi,r; hEi 70 'pnupa, c.l.
ret up they cannot escApc INA, way.
Col. B-rtrsm tri Idr cspturt 0 .c.l .r. .r'nh
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Account via. Washington
Friday. April =.
The Pursuit of Lee.
sheridan Heads Hin On.

'"''''I
Wdr Depsvtr.nL Wasb,nofon, II o,loc. mn,
.,-,,s u.o,c..., n.. r,.u,-,
Wiz
srhn snnouho' me proh.ble -1''dy destruction Of
Gen Lee's army n our troone ect m N -ippor, SHEER
idsn who bos he.ded m IN, sre,,
tbNs NJ sIAHToN, SECRETARY Of War.
Hon EpvIs NJ SrANros, SECRETARY Of War
-. -. -. = ~, -
y"'e'"H '"a."sh' a-' LaHohte HhHHoa1 Hursts-
wuc, Va, AIrph 10 o'et0ct r. ". -LisIonnut Gen
e,,l Gran, ,.-.ixoa ,h. .,,to,,. $500, :. a a,
'"" '"r D.'""'"s "'es'c" o. s'IV
r. NJ -hiie on his gay W tha poia'- md NJ pro.
eeedsd 10 lsneral sheridan, hs,,dluaren General
g., ,.i.. = a. -, - ,'1..'
"''"' W." VI me 70 HAneh' TOE ''sPAtch To Fou on
the nng tthe telegraph ut this place and to say
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15

Il t not true that Jeh Davis cold his furnitnre be.
fore leaving. IL IL Ill IN hk house. where he vas
writing He len at = V, nv the panville rsiiroad.
All the member. Of Conrrsss capped. Hunter la.
gone home Carson smith vent vita the aruy. Judss
Cirpteil remains here
All tho ehe veA,cIs ore dc.tfoted except an unhn.
iahed ram. when h4s nor machinery IN her perfect
The Tre'ror Wo,ss are unframed and ,he mnchin.
err Il under zen wcit,ols ordeu. Libby Prison and
Castle Thunce- have alsc ecqrcd the re snd ill
I'd with rebel prisoners Of var Mot Of the editors
have fed cspecialv John Mitchell The
VINO tNrHa-ed c.tcrdny na mon paper, With the
name ot the former promoter At he head Tho
theatre o-~n. hc.c tonight zen. weu,cl de,crihc.
tho reception 81 'tc rsr,ld'rt yeusiday A. cnthu..
w'ic In N, cttrtm,
Hdsl ngton, Apr' 3. Mt. lincoln leh here thi.
morning At eleven o'c'ock. on The steamer Ncnahsn.
ct lor civ Point to lo,u the Precedent She vi.
accompanied tv s,rstot Sumner and >ecrei,ry Hat.
Ian aud family.
ln'ormrt'on has t'en rcccivei direct from Rich.
rnond that Gcn'r. vo.'yel .pccycJ,' IN eStineuish.
IN The flames, aite considerable portion OF the
hus.n'.s pm Of fht titN hsd been destroyed The
Offices NJ tho FVqttr and nlsr,rcf are .nions tho
bindings consumed D.. fic, but II 10 under,tood ih.
the ctho ncNsp,;e- office. wee -wei.
Occupation of the u chriord ros; Once.
" 'H5n'inn, dIrlt 5.-.llUn. g.. " Mcclellan, See
NJ Assistant Postmaster t,cuera. o-day ccssd she
following tcleFrnohic di'patch. directed to bum
H'.'mJnd, Agtii a have taken pc--ession OF
th" Richmond Pot Once Ia the name Of the rost
oii'ce department Of the United states / lind q
large qurnti;s Of United state. property pouches,
lgs' saies, &c. The mail, that should hsve len The
cite to-day are all here rouchcd aud billed I have
no. yet had an opIDr,uuy Of concerning With the mill
m1 sn,horiue-. hut the Pro ost Marshal has Kindly
placed sruafd over the building. aud effects
u. H. pAHKtt. special Aseutu
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whether LynoAhurs or p.nvr!e (, tho ohso,i,o main,
Of the encuy. Roth Grant and sher,d., ar. follow.
ms M snd har-arlns tho enemy Me,,,nser, and
teeerams from the amy reptcsent Lee. arnv a,
dWindiins asay before sheridan, and Ns.a,.. nur.
suit.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15
Recruiting in Ricbmosd.

Ta'hirJ'on, 4 Tr7l S.-Thr war Deraftncnt has
lu+t isu"d the foilo-inF order:
The EIsininins hoard. Of Witch Ms,sr Gen C.scv,
-. oUutters, l. PRECEDENT I'LL iu lnedLAiey al
outu "a Echmord, Va. A. which placc II will rosumc
~ rrcSnt duties hAur-,'cn. tasey vii, IN add
t"h 10 ai- duties ~ esident OF the Board, take the
bh'frs sUf"Uuvudcuc' vi recruiting and music ring
coor'd trpre IN Richmond, Va. and the adjacent
ooni ny. large uu" nor Of person, from the differ
'nA uihttr' ttu'f ,-so,Htons h4sc gour from this
e." 90 Eichi4oud with ,upnu,. Tor the ,ics .Bd
SOUNDED.
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SECOND OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
W-itzel's Captures In Richpsond Accident
to Nlr. seward

Tar r'To't'asn', Washington, 4 T-'iS- IN I'm
rGicT G'n,'S John 4. DO A telegam lust re-
''lved hy this Department, nom Richmond state,
tN't zen WeIzel captured IN Richmond one ihou,.
u-d vel pri'ones and nv" thonsand rehei wounded,
hund in the hospitals. i've hundred piece, ri artil-
!'r', ana W th1utaud stand ol no captured
he PRECEDENT vent 70 Uichmosi vc.tcrdn and
returned v Cits l1i1t ta-'o-
The sur-eon.ien al r,gor,Ntn,. NJ, seward, rho
pas turo' t-'p tiI carriage ;h's evening, {. doing
-el ~. ann 10. broken tctvotn the elloa and
0ulder Ill sro Vnsrrhrh huieod The fracture
b.. been rsir. 3D. md the rase presents ,lnrmlnc
tmrton'
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From Richmond.
Reports via Washington.


Trom Riohmond
Reports via Washington.
Fashino,on, 4 p-I 6.-Amons the large bo,id,r,.
de.tro, cd in Richmond are II.t.lr. Nm. ,ho -
bacon factori,. Of Crc-, and Of Smith. ana ,hc ~
.an'c, institute The entire squares, bounded by
80 Wv '''er Anu ''h ana 10Th streets arc
a.s, ,'i'u' '" "e e'sous'ion Mayor mayo
""'ut 10 W destroyed Inc rebel sttAs-
eV' so' drunk snd pundercd the stores on Main
''''o'' men nepreds'ions we're ou'rasoous. large
number Of persnn. uerc Killed by the explosion Of the
masazincs All IA, inmate. of IN. aims. bo,.o go
80, = W wv "N'-"o"'o "o'o
hheo OF injured. Hreckinridee, one account SAYS,
vainl9 nuou,tta.ci aeainst the explosion uron
,,uni. Of hsn.nt,, .no,ho, ..,s. d., ma
" 1V' Huo'he' ~s'oe 'hM hfeohin-
i.dge W. te.ponFhle for the lnrnins Of propertv
some NJ the merchant. havip, en,,e.,.d hin, h, A.,
..,. a. -. -, =, ' ""' :"
'sn' Va prevent the threatened distinction. On
Thursday MIR Lincoln gave a r,tbitc roc,tt,on In AIM
rarIo, NJ Ion n.,,,,, -. t.. p..,.,, ~
I'''VI VI ''"' Ih'i'' h"n-' III RICHMOND. num-
her Of citizens called upon him. besides the ofce Of
our army and navy.
.,sy', 80
Tue STecih AGENT Of The FOat Once Department
Parker, Ws accom- panied by Mr. C. A Davis Of Ro-
ton General Grants mo- Nenecr, and Mr.. Cla~,on,
fan ,,,, 49,, - - ~" "'' y" uo
r. -, 9. = '"' '.''"' '"' 'os' OInce'
Wv ''"" 'u~' quay ufousbt To washington aiareo
n =
t~enty bas, Il captured malta .bioh hav. hoo,
delivered To tho W., IL,t.,,,,,.,,, ....,,... 49,
l,d Richmond on Tueranv ,h.rnoo,. ,h., 4,
''Tr''u 'hM IN" r.lroeh hot-crn that city aud Pc
tcTrhurc would BE- IN runn,ur oricr TODAY Iarre
lorce being employed 70 rs,nir and widen IN. tr,ck
II. ,,,-,
D.. n.
.,,.t.,. - ,,1 ~ - % N"'A' >"''
a.. p,i,.s.,-,t- ",''''e
-, 80,
e,o,, AZ. -, -, ~ -,
ordinary charactsr 10 on ercore and tbs, man yc
had h,en lot In the capture Of the place II cup.
kcb,nort 1nai ,nst s"' ronIi ~ VA. 70 KNOW how
work. which our torco. captu9cd on Friday last and
- oossd Il Wondered h9- flesh and blood could
shatti. mais az ,,sa. ni.n,.d at ~. 49, ' , o'
five degrees aud about A. high mans head. Tboso
,or,pin W.. Vs,mo. rLih petrap slte me mole
sm ditch twelve Net " dc, and behind thr diteh
ss Tue cannon OF the enemy. ltetore these could
and The Tree. bsJ 70 bc c, ~ v,st IN hao 1851
o9' fac OF the enemy. trom this you may foru come
49,. W 49,, A. natn.r o. w, rohtoi .hl our ,ol.
AImo.t every ssp Of thei, progress.
r,,v ,.,.r,ns an, ,,,
How the Fnci was Discovered BY our
nIrcnntt o, ,hc tuy
In iI,.,.. H.. 81 , 1870. D.. -
dnddI.d--.Ioy of the Native unrLI,. The
NrHro soldiers nnd the song Of Jubilee
Oe.u'"tion Among the W bite Trash ".
~ - us news-
Tru,pe,,s thsuI,
-.
lh' hHsllN pr"int'i dispatches that have been
published regarding tho rel .l ,ynrttiou nj Rich.
49,, a., ~, -, " 800
""'"' MI" l' o''uPh'l"h ~ our info'a are neccs-
'rlly disioutcd and give unsRti,iActory idea Of
the fact. s,,I,o;,,d 4. . ,.,,.,.,,d ,.,,,.,t. 81 a.,
''' " " '"''''''' "n'''A'o VI "'o
manner IN "h the city fell into our hands tosether
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Rsports from Othcr >onrccs.

Washington, Apri6.-Ibc Aim o.! The Poromhc
ps'sed Amelia Couyi Hor,s On ThuIsdsr. Sheridan
moving on parallel line, wish tie re'rco;!nS tnen.
hr'her south and ehca4, sni sia '.p.h @u&'.s lie
station trt It ic.esrspHe h"-e nn,'he ,-ein,A
uop' refuse TO leave tts stA1s. IL Is U OqraIu
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FuNtN VI >rA>TnS sc-retnrv NJ War.
UIRD OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
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THK ,CuATION OR RICHMOND.

How the Fnct was discovered by our
torcC Formal Surrender Of the City
Its Appenruucc-A tonside rnble Portisu
In llnuics-Iiow the Leading Rcbe IL rkr-
dnddled-Joy Of the Native Darkies The
Ncgro soldiers mud the song of Jubilee
De-titution Among the Nv hte Trash -
Tobacco, but ne bread -Deius~t News
papers--H deterioration OF Business - iirix hit
Prospects Ahead.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-12-16

Window Shades! !! Window Shades u!
A LARGE and choice assortment Of
JAMES HfcVAY,
;uSl'S osgosits ths La, ststs Psas.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-12-16
SHERIFFS SALES.

State of Lcuisiana-P Parish Of East Baton
Rouge-2sixth (now Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court-No. 102l-John Bird vs. FL.
Z. Williams.
DY virtue of an alads writ of #. fa.issued
y on twelve months bond and to me
directed from the Honorable the Judge Of
the Sixth (now Filthy Judicial District
Court, of the Parish and State aforesaid, /
have this day (November 18th, A. D.,
1855, J seized and taken into my possession, /,
and will expose to public sale, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of January,
A. D., 1866, at u o'clock, M ;, of said day,
the following described property, to wit :
lat. A certain LOT OF GROUND sitpa-
ted in the city of Baton Rouge, measuring
ons hundred feet on Third street, by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth French
measure, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, being the same
lately occupied by the Branch ofthe Loni
siana State Bank, at Baton Rouge, and
residence Of William 8. Pike. The said
lot being portion of five lets in Square
No. Six in that part OF the city OF Baton
Rouge laid out BY Devall.
I'd. Another LOT OF GROUND, being
u cOfueE Iob, u6houIluB puO AAha' AoSs
front on Third street, by one hundred and
twenty feet on Florida street, French mea-
sure, together with all the buildings aUd
Improvements thereon, which said lot
forms also portion of the e We lots above
referred TO, and on which lot IL, built, q
brick building known rs Pixies Row"
Sd. Two certain LOTS OF GROUND
adjoining the first above described lot, for
merly occupied by the Branch of the Loni-
siana State Bank, on the north of said lot,
Square No. Six, Devsll town, measuring
fifty feet each front on Third street, by
one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
9TH Another LOT OF GROUND, ad-
joining on the East the two lots just de-
scribed, being lot No. Twelve of the said
Square No. Six, and measuring sixty feet
front on Laurel street, by one hundred snd
fifty feet if depth, all French measure, to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. The three lots last de-
scribed were purchased by the raid W m, s.
Pike from <. F. Phillips, ON the 9th day
of ysnunry 1854, by act passed before Sam.
Skolfeld, Recorder OF this parish.
Seized 20 pay and satisfy the writ issued
under o twelve months bond aBdsin the
above entitled suit, together with interest
and costa. a.
Torms of ssle--cssh, without the benefit
of appr raisem snt, in U. S. Treasury notes.
ED. COUSINARD,
noylS -o Sheriff.