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GPECIAL NOTICE.-The attention of
- farmers, and all others in need of horses and
mules. is particularly called TO my sale Of PUBLIC
ANIMALS, which takes place on EVERY
WEDNESDAY ut II o'clock A. n. at Bacon's
Quarter Branch.
These animals are carefully inspected before being
sold, and all diseased animals taken out. Many of
them are young, and would render good service af-
Ter few days rest aud liberal feeding.
4. p. ARCHER,
NH 2l-2t3av3w Major and Quartarlnaster.
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It is to be devoutly hoped that the
people at home will consent to adjourn
all party discord and strife till the mo-
mentous issues of this campaign are de-
cided. Let = veil Of oblivion, or, at
least, Of charity and forgiveness, be cast
over the errors Of the past, and let us
take one more long, strong pull, and a
pull altogether, in behalf of the COM
mon cause. Let those who delight to
indulge in wrangling think of it's en-
couraging effect upon the enemy and it's
discouraging influence upon our own
men. The least we can do is to abstain
from a word that will paralyze the arms
of our brave defenders, and to animate
them by the spectacle Of hopeful and
united people at their back. We hear
no voice of discord or of croaking from the
camp. Those heroes who stand ready to
shed their life-blood for US, move forward
shoulder to shoulder, and have no quar-
rel except with the enemies of their
country. Surely the least that We, who
are exempt from these perils and suffer.
ings, can do, is to make sacrifice of in
ternal discord upon the altar of patriot
ism, and to send back words of cheer
and harmony to the camp.
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lHNrRAcr.l
Anur.xr sxp ISspxcros-0xNrRAL'sOrr
RICHMOND. March "a, 1865.
CPECIAL ORDERS No 81.
MI. Bi1eadier-0eneral DANIEL RU00LES.
p A C. s., is constituted Commissary. General oi
Prisoners and will at once enter upon his duties a.
designated in paragraphs I. II, and III, General
Orders No 81 ilS6t1.
By command Of the Secretary Of War.
JNO. WITHERS.
NH 25-6t Assistant Acknowledgement.
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All orders must be accompanied with the money.
to insure attention; and all remittances BY mail
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Adcertising. will be inserted as
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sertion. Eight lines Tor less) constitute square.
Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
Advertisements published till forbid will be
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it was rare sight, few years ago, to
see upon our streets man minus an arm
or leg. When such sight was seen, a
railroad collision occurred to the mind
as the probable cause. Not many legs
were lost in the Mexican war, except
that regiment of Indiana Legs which
made such excellent time at Buena
Vista, and have never been seen since
but, for aught we know, may still be
"going the same as BEFORE" We rarely
saw men without legs and arms before
the present struggle; and one who had
actually lost either ia battle was an OBJ
ject of wonder and admiration.
And now the spectacle is so common
that no man need feel at all singular, or
have any sensitiveness about attracting
attention, by being without an arm or
leg. In fact, if a gentleman should
walk up to you in the street with. his
head in his hand, and ask you to direct
him to the proper Office for Transports
ton and furlough, remarking that it
was the first time he had applied for .
leave of absence during the war, and
that he intended to return punctually to
his post at the expiration Of his time,
you would scarcely be astonished at the
phenomenon. The gentlemen soith legs
and arms. are now becoming oddities,
and sometimes suspicious characters.
There was agrenadier Of Napoleon
we haye forgotten his name-who had
earned the distinction of first grenadier
of the empire. That was something Of
an honor, we should say, under Napo-
leon; and when he answered to his
name at roll-call, he must have straight.
ened himself up and looked very much
like the tock Of that walk, and, if the
brave were not always modest, have
tapped his wings and crowed in most
exhilarating music. But there came
time. as might be expected, whsn be did
not answer to his name, yet it was a.
ways called 1t every roll-call, and always
ct every roll-call the answer was given
dead on the field Of honor" And
whenever the people meet . Confederate
soldier without IN arm or leg, they
know the missing limb Of that man ].
buried where he would freely have giger
his life, :. on the field Of HONOR; and
he looks moro Of man, moro grand
Symmetrical, than many men with legs
and syery ono feels sincere revsrsnc,
and love tN him. He carries a Ords'
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- ASsss sA snss ompty Sleeve " WVV0eu
leg more prominent and glorious than
Congress could bestow, and ont Of that
old stump there grow laurels which will
transmit their fragrsnce to his children
and his children's children.
As to the female sex, it Was quite un-
accessory for the President to exhort
them, in one of his speeches, to prefer an
armless sleeve to one which has never
been used in battle. That sex has too
accurate an instinct Of what constitutes
man to need any counsel on that point.
The MANNED body is an evidence to them
Of an unnamed soul, Of = heroism and
unselfshness that can make man with
one arm better protector and more
genial friend through life than many men
who are all arms and legs. "A half of q
man, who has lost his other half in bat
tie, is. entitled to \ better half in the
shape of wife and he will get it against
all rivals. Even if he is . candidate for
office, he will run better on one leg than
other men on two. No one but soldiers
need expect to have any choice hereafter
either in politics or love. A grey coat
is the symbol Of all that is noble in the
human heart, and whenever it makes its
appearance, the best black broadcloth
will be left in the cold. When Grey
Coat, with or without arms or legs, sum.
mons female fortress, after the war,
the Union flag will be displayed for the
first time, and con6scation, subjugation,
unconditional submission, be granted
without q murmur.
Even in the dcplorable event of the
conquest of their country, the soldiers
Of the Confederacy can still stand erect,
and, if they lose all else, will never lose
their honor. Their bodies may ache
with wounds, and their hearts bleed with
sorrow, but no sting Of sclf-reproach can
ever touch those manly bososns. They
have done their duty; all that man
could do they have done; and II, borne
down by overwhelming odds, they fall,
it will be with their back to the field
and their face to the foe. Most of these
soldiers are. young men, and if they
cannot have a country here. will find
one in another cline, where they can
walk the earth as freemen.. But no such
alternative will ever be presented to them
If it be the will of Heaven to bless and pros.
per the noblest band of heroes that ever
walked the earth, and the most lofty
and unselfsh loyalty to principle that,
since the days of the martyrs, has glo-
rified mankind.
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hONATIONS To The TREASURY.
IL Patriotic citizens in all parts Of ~ eesntsy
money and Government securities in cid q tAs
Treasury and ladies. animated BY the nohlest ssA-
tments Of attachment 70 the cause Of tAeaf suIes-
Ing ssss a. sSs
the l3th instant the following resolutions:
No. l6!-Joint resolution providing for donations
to the Treasury of the Confederate states.
their desire to contribute By donaton: o. mooey.
to the relis1 Of the Treasury Therefore
States Of America, That he Secretary Of ths T1ss-
surv be- and he il hereby authosi1ed 10 reeeve all
such donations and to rublish in the daily papera
a list Of the donations received and the names oa
SEcrIoN 3 That the laid constitutions .Aall ooe.
sisf Of certificates Of Indebtedness, fully issued ~
Dsbursing officers Of the 00veynm suts and the pr.
unable to give the vhole, It shali BE- lsxfal lor
the Secretary Of the Treasury tAa proper.
ton offered. II not less than one uaoety. and 70 ~.
turn the other moiety in certificates q ndeotsdness
receivable in payment Of taxes:
SECTION 3. To render the said public securities -
donated available to the Treasury, The SECRETARY Of
the oS S sn1 e s s
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved March Is, 1865. -ss.
The attention Of the public Is called to these reeo1
lutions, and those desirous OF mailing contributions
Of money and securities Or certified claims egoinss
the Government, are respectfully informed that
they will be received by the Treasurer 1t 1canond
and by the Assistant Treaaurers and Pay Depoits-
ries hereinafter enumerated.
Regulations in relation 70 plate and jewelIy have
not been adopted yet, and win lbrm the subject Of
future notice. q. A. TkhNkIOlAns
mar l6-eodlm Secretary Of Treasury.
LIST or ASSISTANT TREAsrREas AND PAY DEPOsITA~
RIEs IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES VIZ: =.
Treasurer Confederate States. Richmond, Viz
ginia.
Assistant Treasurer Confederate States, Charles.
ton, South Carolina.
Assistant Treasurer Confederate States, Mobile,
Alabama. ass
Pay Depository Confedsrats stsses, Montgomery.
Alabama.
Pay Depository Confederate States. Augusta.
Pay Depo.itary Confederate States. Atlanta.
Georgia.
Pay Depositary Confederate States, Macon
Georgia.
PAY Depository Confederate States. Colunbus.
Georgia.
Pay Depositary Confederate States. Columhiss
South Carolina.
Pay Depositary Confederate statss, Raleigh
North Carolina.
Pay DepoStary Confederate States, 0reensDosO's
North Carolina.
Pay Depositary Confederate States, TsuanaaDss
Florida.
Pay Depostary Confederats ststes, LyneAhws.
Pay Depos;tary Confederate states. coldnhus.
Mississippi. mn -
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NOTICE IN RELATION
TO RECEIPT OF SIX PER CENT. CIR

NnEAOOnx NO44OG AN 1AGSAAA ! AOHN
rif1oATEs Of 1NDEBTKDNEss I61 TAxEs
IMPOSED BY ACT OF CONGRESS, APPROVED
MARCH Il. isc5.-Notoe 4 heseey eiven tha: e.
Of Congress Of March II, 1855, : copy of vhieh i
hereto attached, one poiety Of the taxes levied By
said act excepting tie tax 1os the inessaaed pay
Of :oss. may ss Ssd = 1 PEE ct
A'' '''A : @'''''' O. A. TRExHoGx.
Secretary q TseasuSy. =,
SECTION 3. That the taxes On psopssty lor the
gear eighteen hundred and Azty-Ave imposed by
this act shall be assessed the day ol ~ Ias-
day Of June next, o. a. soon thessaies = lsasea-
BILE. The additional taxes On psoats loe the year
eighteen hundred and nxty-AW Gha1l b oa1611od
and collected according e psovisiens e e.i1ene
taxes on incomes and al The taxes t0Deaoa ~ tAs
act a. veV q the.t taxes - incomes aaa He46ao4
the specc taxes and taxes o. salea, ahA4 - logse
OF og in 1n TIE Ceracsts. a indsbesdnsss ssas1 q
an act entitled IAN ect 70 reduce tAe e.xs9eZ -
to authorize . new issue a notes ao4 4boodA~ -
owed February l7tA. lssa. e per 49, - al-
half Of said taxes shall y paid n 1ssasssy nets =
aforseaid and provided hlsthM. TAas 0et0 -
the increased pay Of soldisss sAa0 - pai1 - Co.
sss.s1 ss.c,.s ssss tts
esaness suthozixcd BY The aA0 ct - 4sl:ney I1s
1894 may be issued los ashea cos1race4 - = -
pass.se 81 saia act. saa ths aeset g - 1ssnss1
hereby sashosizsd ie isss unaes sanlnlteas - =
presented y ths sccsstasy e e Ts:s. - -
Certificates q I1asassaness Pssvs1sS - - .
sss.ssssns ss = "a sis s Ss:.sss 4 - @ q -.
Wissisipui Departnent anA tha1 - - e1st10.
cetss above.0snsioos1s sheli - ssouiee1 = D1aal
Of sai1 tazss 4 Ne nasnaer - = lhe - 80
- ~ I'm ri Vhas,ansv. lo1A ~ - lDuUtoo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
- Dr. R.C0ObALE'S
CATARRH
REMEDY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

IT PEyETRATEs the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and exterminatesf It, root and Branch ior-
ever. 44l 4- q 10 .-l--lE L-I 81 g -.
IT REMOVES all the wretched symptoms OF TINS
loathsome malRdy, and averts consumption
II GEKAKs the head, deOdpTizes the breatnS ana
affords the most grateful relief.
IT AILEvIArEs more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell. lf- . =
IT is NoTED for curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
IT CURES Hay, ROse and Periodic Catarrhi Of the
most obstinate and violent types.
No FORM of Catarrh or noise In the head can re-
sist its penetrating power.
Oh. GooDALE's Catarrh Remedy Is a harmless
LIQUID, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. R. GoODALE is known throughout the conn
try. as the Author of the only True Theory Of Ca
tarrh ever published-MOde Of Treatment-and
Rapid Cure in all it's FORMS
Ia. GOoDALE's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read by every one. 1t can be obtained at our near
est Agency, or by sending a postage stamp TO our
once. -
| Price 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
@. R. PARKER, Sole Agent, IS Bieeeker street,
So SID Sy q. W. CLARK, Cleveland. febs:Rs
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PROFESSOR OF ELECTRoRATHK AND MEDIcISE.
Odce u9Seneca street, a few doors from SUPERIOR.
up stairs, opposite City Hotel
80 0fhce hours from 9tO Y and from to 5o'cIock
Daily Sundays excepfedl- janT
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Is sure to counteract SWEDEN Colds, and promote
FREE PRECIPITATION when required. These
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Cough, Soreness Of Muscles, Female Irregularities,
and all the effects of Common COlds-it is believed
thHt they should Be equally known all over
America.
This is truly an honest medicihe-a Family friend
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IT. is not pretended that it will curs all diseases
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cine ever did or will do that-but 1t is positively
certain that you may rely on it to.
BREAK Up FEVERSi
Annihilate COMNION L with ChiIls
Induce MOISTURE to the DRY PARCHED
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Cure PLEURISY-and Soreness Of Muscles
FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES certain
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In Measles, Small PoN, ~cRnkcr Rash, and all
eruptive diseases, valuablein keeping the eruption
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Full directions for curing FEVER and AGUE
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Also RHEUMATISM, Lameness, Soreness Of the
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Don't neglect to buy these Drops and have them
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat a hearty
meal without fear Of dis
tress afterward, for IL
will stop 1t as soon as it
is swallowed.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures flatulency, weak
ness and general debility:
it makes me weary ambi-
ious, the feeble strong,
the debilitated healthy
for it enables the patisnt
TO take plenty Of healthy
food, which is the parent
Of the body.
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COR'S
Cops

cures sick headache,
sickness at the stomach,
aud pains or cholic in the
bowels.
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OURE
is the best remedy in the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache,
Heartburn, FaFer and
Ague, Nausea al stomach,
and, In fact, oil diseases
or pains in the stomach
aud bowels.
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GOES

D1SPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite and
gives vigor and strength
to the whole system.
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UIOPEPSIA UUHE
is a purely vegetable
preparation, contains nc
opiates. no poison, moth
ing hurtful, but acts
promptly surely and i'm
mediately.
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&c Drops are a scientifically compounded fluid
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Their popularity is Indicated by the fact that
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Explicit directions, stating when they may Is
used, and explaining reasons why and When they
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trury to-the course of Natures chosen law, will be
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pin street, New Haven, Conn, who can b sconsult
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Ezra from this time deserted Repton.,
Ruth emerged from her seclusion and went
about as in former times; but she missed
sOmething-her persecution. A sting, an
expectation, a flavor was gone; dullness
took their place, especially after Joel
Barnes became engaged to a girl entirely.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

Is the largest bottle in
the world for the price,
therefore not only the
best, but the cheapest
medicine ektant.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sweeten's the stomach,
purifies the breath, aud
instantly stops sourness,
acidity and rising OF food
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CUE'S
49,

COUGH BALSAM
-leureS the most violent
attacks Of Group in either
lold or young.
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' 11AAN
relieves n ~eOnsumptive
cough as soon as It is
taken.
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NVIVH UhINAM
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
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GOES

4 CUUGH BALSAM
cures sore throat and
soreness Of the chest and
lungs.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures indigestion andcon.
stipation in every case.
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III be-9rIc03 ted JhH i,ise-fsuoH -z-
s1-zoo n-sggsAL f. --Iyangs
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Over Ono Million Bottles
GOES

! COUGH BALSAM
are sold annually, and
THE people all pronounce
lit the best cough prepar-
alton they ever used.
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DAEA XII Ola NAhb
cures distress after eatinl
instantly.
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10 @-FHE BRIDAL CHAMBERLAIN
&ssay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
the Urinary aud Sexual Systems. Sent free in
scaled envelopes. Address Dr.-J- skiIln Houghton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. my ORA.