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Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

The Rev. j. p. Gardner, a mis-
sionary in Rupert's Land, gives the
following word of eighteen syliabies
as an illustration of the peculiarly
of the Indian language: "keguwe-
cheapetowkesimnemectes ecteso1lhnen nenna"- i:
awan''-"I will dine with you. -
lIobHe IGrerttScr.
The following syllables in Eng
lish will be found very good as al
auswrr-s notifiknowit.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
DECISION. --.--
Of Judge Roland Jones.

as. came Deioic
w. r.. Shivers, }me under writ
Commandment of the of habeas cor
Post at Shreveport. Corpus. The
relator claiming to be discharged from
arrest and from duty as conscript in
company G, Sd La. Infantry, by rea-
son of the fact that he has been so dis
charged for the reason of his being
under II years ofage, by the Militia
tary Court for this Dept, now sitting
at Shreveport, and, by reason OF the
further fact, that be is under IL years
! of age. The relator was charged
with deserving, and on trial for that
offence before the Military Court ex-
cepted to the jurisdiction Of the Court,
on the ground that he was not legal
ly soldier, being under IL years or
age, and conscripted. That Court
sustained the plea and discharged
the relator from the charge Of d"s"r-
ton, and from duty as soldier, ana
this Judgment is plead before me as
final Judgment, and one that should
be respected by this Court. l a'n
satisfied it is a Judgment that should
have been obeyed by the military
authorities. l am not satisfied that
/ Judgment sustaining piea to a iu-
risdictiou Of Court is such Judg-
T ,nent as this Court ought to regard
as settling the question Of whether
/ the relator is under the conscript age
u ! or not, so that l express no opinion
:, on that point.
:. Th. rclator, however, has offered
! nroof before me that he will not be
IL wears of age before the 22d
March inst, and on that grouno
It. order him to be discharged IRON the
service as a soldier, until he shall ar
- rive at the cOnscrlpt age.
g; The defendant takes the position
:" in his answer, that "he can exercise nc
nc "authority except that which is con
III "ferred by law and orders from his
re "superiors, and that he has no author
's "itv to release any one from milltar,
a. " "service, except by authority from tn
IL commanding General, and that D.
u, Us "has referred the copy OF the )ude
ne .mpnt relating to the relator to tn
', ..Commanding General tor lnstrue
"tiOns."
.r, 1t would seem from the above ths
a,, the defendant does not consider nm
en-. self bound by the Judgment OF cou
hat OF competent jurisdiction, except
,ar. far as lie ordered to obey 1t by II
ben Commanding General. l dissent e
tirelv from this position, ana no
that the defendant is bound to OBJ
-. the judgments Of Courts OF comp
.1 i.'i tent jurisdiction, though he might
I ',eI ordered to dssobey them by the "Co
.a',' ,rru manding General, and both he a
'',' the Commanding General woula
'all' am in contempt of the law, tor WIN
''n. ~ they are answerable to punishm
,rna ~" so long as they disobey its behe;
,ho m The Commanding General, nay
.'!1 President of the Confederate Stat
:aa an" is AS much bound by the law as
rI s'.' mranest citizen or soldier. The
'"s11l is suprcnsc, aud when the m'lit
''''," ,,a authorities of the country, succ
''nrt ''r fully disregard it, oars become
r pas military despotism.
1t is therefore ordered that the
,.;nr, iator be discharged.
55 Done and signed in Chant
tf ~ in the Parish Of Coddo' thi
.Ln+ March, 1865.
stack, (Signeds)
make ROLAND JONI
Il
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

rich, lines oI less in this paper /. c'hSt-
tut.d a square No deduction or lncte"St ',
% otSer papers. publishing similar a1yrr',ls %s lie.
m.nt,. a. appear in this paper: lGhs ,,,,, a"e
notice and qorern yo,useires a'eo'd"gy'
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

4 French paper confrn' the re?n:F IN !,
the steamer Olinde, recently on t"r t"'s,
of France rs a Confederate cruiser n''
S.'.l.', r,,,aher of cases and barrels trans
fsrTed TO her {, ON an English steamer.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

Iv applauded
----
On the subject OF arm'ilS '!e i'
rro.s in the South. the London lines
,,.,,,r.s..s itself:
r. -,ior which really ap-
oh '"e ;,nnr,,n1 on,-the
pears u u, ,,t'n. ar,rs into the hands
Safr's "i ru, 7bnre really appears
OF 'he S'H 1;g.r.nce Of ouinion. What
t" be no I ".'' -. cat.. if the mob
ever 'mSi' u. n ,.,r. instructed in mil
OF ne" 1;io;,I;r. VA, and furnished with
''' e ,,or-whatever danger
weapons vi. "" ,n ,h. government OF
l in'sn' ;,i.aIm '. from puttins arms into
MI I',f ,h.. citizrns of Balti-
+ 'he i',i" ,ha South ha~ no reason to
. 'h"tr, i'r. ,ho, III. negro will fight
: n'"o. 'n "av..Iy in support of tn,
;: )"9' '1,,..i,. which i, the causc
+ cauEe ti;- va ,aos,.r ~ he will in the caust
" OF i.I ms .'' ,,. md that his fidelity may
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

conouer and to defend the cause OF
his country with renewed zeal Ap-
The fires of 1861 are burn
ing, as bright as ever, and they are
up not the croakers ou.
croaking; not the doubters but the
doubling. The reconstruct'onists
are all gone; the men who had iot-
Gotten that there was something bet
ter than peace are cured now; some
had Thought that there might be a
wav to get back and carry their bills
and their notes and their title deeds.
Some soft ones thought perhaps
that they could carry their Eon-
fedarata notes laughter and Their
wooly heads. Renewed laughter
70 effect this, some We're tor commits
! sion.rs to Washington; some tor sep
aratc State action; some tor cohVeh-
ton of all the States, and some l"'
action by the House OF KepreSeh1a:
tives. Laughter All tins Is cureo
now.
Mr.. Shaffcr'- remarks occupied
about half al honr in the delivery
and We're we'll received and frequent
ly applauded.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
Gloverson, The Norman.
. poNANCE-BY ARTEMUo NAkD

cu AFTER 1-TuE MoRMAN's DErAR-
TURE.
The morning on which Reginald
Gloverson was to leave Great Sai, !
I AXE City with a mule-traIn d;'Wne" !
beautifully.
Rcginal Gloverson was yo'n5
and thrifty Mormon, with al interest
ing family Of 20 young ana haho-
SON. wives His unions had never
been blessed with children. AS OF
ten as once year he used t" go 10
Omaha, in Nebraska. with mule
train, for goods but although he hao
nerform.d the rather perilous Jour
ney many times with entire 9"'y
His heart was strangely SAD on 'ia'
particular morning, and liico with
gloomy foreboding.
The time for his departure had ar
rived. The .h-spiritrd mules ""r"
At tn. door inpati"ntly chamrlng
,h,ir bits. The Norman stood sadly
auo&g his weeping wives
.Drorr,t one" he said, am SIN
,,nlar!v sad AZ heart this morning;
tut do not let this d"pr"sS E"n' | IL,
tourney is Il peril"uS one, ,but-pNhaW
I have always COM back safely
l,r,tof,rr, and why should l fear :
K..id.s know that every might, a.
| Law down on tn" brlGh' s,''i'2 1T
prairie, vour hri Eht faces VIII c"'''''
=, M. in my dreams, and max" my
slumbrrs sweet and S"nt!''. ""'
EmiIv. with your mild blu" "y'S
nuu you. Henrietta, with '. II" sp'"n
aid Llacl> hair: and V II, Nellie. "it'
,,arr hair So brightly, bvautit"liy
,,oJIcn; and YOU, Mollie, with y"n
.1hr.ks 50 Lowny and YIN, Betsy
with vour winr-:"d Hp--tar NOR
delicious. though, than any WINE
aver tasted; and you, Mal'a' WIT
,.o,,r viuson voice and you, Susan
xith vour--and the other thlrtee
of YOU, each so good ana peau''il !.
will come to me III sweet urc"'i'9'
YOU not dc tar"stiste
:. Our own" they lovingly chime
We willI'
And 50 tarcwrllN' cried Ersina
"Co,ne to my arms, my own
said, that is, as many OF you is G
on,ynni.u,ly at once, for | mt
away Ill.,, o. !
,hrobbing breast, and drove SAD
away. g. ,,.,.,o .
,,,ce of the off-hind mule beca'
unhitched. Dismcunting, he esS'
ed to adjus, the trace; but ere he
fairly commenced his task, the mt
a singularly refractory animal sn'
ed Wildly, and kicked Neg II
frightfully in the stomach. lie ar
with difficulty and totter'd iowa
his mothers house, which was i
bv, falling dead in her yard with
r.,nark, Dear Mother, I've C
to die =
so I See" she said where's
mules !"
Alas Reginald Gloverson &C
Give no answer. In vain the h'
Stricken mother threw herself u
his inanimate form, crying : vi
SONNY sen! only say where
mules is, nnd then you may d
Won want to 7" In vain-'n val
Reginald had passed on
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
Th. following are the resolutions

,T,., folloyiuo arr. the resolutions
ne ''''n" 'nS ,,,a. war meeting in
ottrr"n at '"" "rS,'.'I, ~ Richmond:
the AfrIc''n ''r'" ~ sneaker of
w, W" '''.' ,l,r,,..t Of Nirginia,
the li""s'. ~ i,..'J 70 ,h.. audience, |
was h"A' ~. f',Iln,.;uc, resolutions: /
"i'H ''''''a ',''r'o. Whilst ,h,. existing war
w "''''' I..,;,.l c,,,.s and the
b"t"' zen 'l'' L,. h..n. and is
.;i ,..,,. ,,f conquest on the part OF
syn i "''' :. l,a. L.ou wao.I bv the
me ''''''' t,,,., ,f life. liberty and
'''''' II -',i =, ...rre tn. RIGHT of
Pr"i'''', ,'.',,,,, ,,r ,h,. u,ople; and
sen :" " ,I,l p...idnnt of the
- "'/'"S t,a,,- hn- r.cantlv declared
); Hl'',' -, ,,,vornm.nt or au-
= w" . o,. Confederate,
= mi,L;I ,hr Co,ifrdrratr States, with
- " ''', a, h.. no u.acr until til,
t I,'e' ,,.. St,t.. shall Law down
c"'''''''.'''', .,1 ,,,I,,it to the author
ihe'' ~ ''''' ',....,,,,,..,t of III. Unite,
,s ftE 81 W, oa.,r+ ,L. laws of til,
= STATES a ','" - which threaten on
n sam, ; ';,L IN ,Lo, is degrading i
ID tin,,,ti,n. and all that is cruel l
re s""I"7".'o' '',,,' ,,''', ,,.r,.fnrr. be it
con-" p,',J.,J ,rh,I III. events whic
Lo,.,. occurred during the progress
III. war have but confirmed the orr!
Se inal determination t" strike l"' W "
m indrp.udence, aud that "ith u
"a blessing of God W. Will never II
down our arms until II shall ha'
~ have been won.
NO Rr>oIced, That aS W" believe o
m resources to h" sufficient for the ~
- nose, We do lot doubt but Wh"i :,
las Shall conduct the war successful.
TO. and to tha, issue; and We hereby.
nlv woke the people, IN the h"l''.t OK
III. causes. to spare neither tht'r bio
,.c- nor their treasure in its n"'n'eh"'
and support.
Sa- Rcsolred, That we tender our 'l.'' a.
to our soldiers in the held tor u
low noble efforts IN behalf OF the c"ul''
its rights and its l1bert'"s' anu i
this occasionto show them th"'
in ,tFort Of ours shall II" "SPared I" "N
them in maintaining the great ca
in to which We hereby devote "u'9''
the and our all.
Tho reading of resolutions was
lowed with loud applause.
-;,,r MIR. sHAFFER's SPEECH.
81" :" NJ Skaters commenced his
And marks bv modesly, ascribing to
five nf};c. he holds the fact Of his b
,lrI,. "M;e ;, u ne 80 a1drr.s the meeting.
'el'S lnVltr" - 'l, I,.sa;d for one
NV .E.e , W! W"I 49, '''1 Isijv dr,v sits in that
cnilv Ia a,,n chair in which the Presi
,rld = M 'tT..r uf the colonial assemblies
n'I, '.," % oInsti VI VI. ' - hn here to advocat
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
MARRIED..

u. Hu<ercKEK to Mrs. MARY ANNA
SCHMIDT, 2sth Feby, 1860.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

\ Paris telegram says tn" n""s O 'F
cr>siun y! Mexican territory :" '@"I'
wholly untouNdel.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
EOR SALE.

FRESH supply OF Cr"am l4a'" eve
=, an', March lS; wsw
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
Tue WEEKLY NEWS,

~In making remittances be pariculsai .s
70 mention which paper is wanted 'he
SENT Weekis or Weekty xsl- -s,v
erMoney must not be sent at our i.sh 80. ".n
AGVertising Five dollars per square
for each insertion. so .,,r oo,,r. for
Government advertising 50 per S?'Iu i"tnr,;on ,Vr
first insertion each Subsequent
two dollars. o,us for
Obituary notices, marriages, c"rs & ,",
rullic meetings, etc, charged Tor n o'he'
P''i',; ;,,s JouX DICKINSON.
au'e' Editor and Proprietor.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

CHAPTER l-TnE MoRMANs Dh'Ah'
TURE.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29

The great ri~hness II ne iands ~ the south
led hrst 20 their being over taxed. and then.
when worn out OF incapable u producing the
same crops. they had been considered Of little
value. This i especially true u the country
surrounding Portsmouth and Norfolk. For
tunately the gardener has given the farmer A
lesson. Instead oftobacco AZ Si0 OF SIS hun
drcd pounds. or wheat at ~ OF 90 cents
bushcl. the Jerseymen has substituted cucum-
b,rs. potatoes, cabbages, peas. enabling him d
realize Sl5 go per annum. giving a clear profit
Of eli. Jfp. or SlO5 per acre. Another farm Of
100 acres Yields $4,000. expenses. including
farming implements amounting 10 les than
s. 90. Another section II only - acres Yield
ed in gross $1,000. netting $500, OF SIS per
acre. Another Of IS acres, 900, net over
5000, or Sl20 per acre.
In Egrope. and especially in England. where
land "a 30 huh. every foot. nav every inch Of
ktount Il turned 10 account, dollhouse beds
serving as nurseries for the Young crops Of
Vegetables ready 70 succeed those ready for
market.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29
INSURANCE.
We GIVE BELOW A LIST on PARTIES IxsURkp
SINMlSSIPPI INSURANCE COMPANY.

sko have sustained ls<s ~ Gre since ~ errsnr
The trst column denotes the number % policv the
second column TIE amount Insured. A regard. The
promptit1de Of the Company IN
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29
Banditti in Detroit -Confessions of
n Burglar.
The Detroit Daily Union says:

The Detroit Daily Union says:
For long time past gang Of outlaws have
infested the outskirts OF Detroit, and have
committed series of depredations which have
created widespread feeling Of CONSERVATION
and alarm among those who are compelled 10
pass through woods and lonely places in com
ing TO and going from the city. Not only have
men been robbed upon the highway. but the
pastures and barns of farmers have been made
TO suier to an alarming extent, and no clue
has ever been found by which to identify the
thieves. The arrest Of the BOrtIe family, a few
days ago, on the charge Of shooting MIR But
terhe!d, Is likely to lead 10 wonderful results.
MOI only has murderer been apprehended.
put II Is certain gang OF banditti, who have
hid themselves in the forests of Springwells,
ana only lett their place Of concealment TO rob
and steal and murder If necessary. have also
Deen apprehended, and are now on the broad
road that will lead 10 the cells Of felons.
n man named Charley knight, who was
known 10 be a confederate of the Bortlcs fam
lily, was found in hut occupied as the head
quarters Of The gang. He was taken before
Justice Ludlow, and there made full confess
sion, duplicating himself and the others i'm
more than tweaty different transactions, from
highway robbery down to stealing hogs cattle
horses and sheep, and other depredations. This
confession was taken down in writing bv the
Justice, and sworn 10 by the frightened hivb
waymln, who, il Is supposed, made the state
ments with the idea that his punishment would
knights confession the following criminals
were arrested: James q. B0rtles, the father.
who took the handouts from his son, and
aided him in escaping 10 Canada; Nellie Bor-
ties, wife Of the old man, only twenty-five
years Of age; John Bortles. the murderer:
Thomas and Frederick, his two brothers; Mrs
Culyert. sister Of the brothers, who was ar
rested for conveying information to them after
they had fled 20 Canada; Mrs. John Bortles
formerly Hannah Z. Harrington, the wife Of
the murderer. who aided him in escaping The
wlfe of the old man, on being interrogated as
TO her reasons for marrying such an old and
repulsiye husband, replied with much feeling
and considerable profanity, Because / was a
little fool" She is young woman Of good APP
pearance, and seems 70 entertain no love tor
her decrepid husband: on the contrary, she
does not attempt 10 conceal her aversion and
has been heard to express her wish that 1.-THE
whole tribe will 90 % the state prison. From
what we can learn we should infer that her
wish viii be more than reaIized-they will all
60 there, and take her with them.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29

Adsertise meats inserted a longer time than three
Will be charged proportional 20 the three months
scale. ,
Local notices. slr linss and under, 81 0o more than
sd Ines and les than 81 20. ten lines, Is
cents per lire ea-h Insertion
An irsn,Isn, ami occasional Advertise ents and Local
Notice. must be paid fo- IN advance.
Marriage notices, 81. Funeral sOtic 5, 81.
10 advertisements with cuts vii be taken.
he -stes II siversog in the Weekly IIerai will be
hafthe charged 10 The Daily Herald for one week
O. longer lime.
unents discontinued before sxpgsa OF con-
tract will be charged FOR the time Inserted aeeorcngto
The above rates.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29

Mr.. Joseph Williams, a resident Of Saline
vile, COlumblana county. blacksmith by
trade, recently made a large addition TO his
small capital by an investment in oil territory
lie leased two acres on Island Run. in Penn
sylvania, bored for oil and was successful In
striking vein which now fields twenty bar
reis day. This well was sold on last Satur-
day Tor SiO0,VV0. Prior 10 this speculation he
had realized profit Of $4,000 ON lands leased
IN the same vicinity. The muscles Of his
brawny arms" might have welded the pom
derous sledge all his days without recon-
pense Of one-Sel enth Of that amount May he
be as happy, listening 10 the ring OF precious
metals, rs be was over the ring Of the anvil
Ciereldnd Herald.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29
All Work Warranted Send for
Price List.
JEWELRY.

HaH MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO Be DISPOSED
OF AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
with. N A rec..d a v.l,- ~, o. a.. 20 o. ..,i,..
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29
WANTED.

"AsrED.-f ~sns active and indasirioas men
w Who eau fsrnsk hor-e Ard bugsy 70 canvass
tnro1gh the country selling D. Bsei.s ksdssne vii
pay $50 Per yrsr and sxpsnses. shah rsqnlre
soe bic Dsn 70 sign an contrast ~ih y,a
unity TT an ho1est seoant,ng Cor Of all msv IN
trss In yosr For further iuf.rmsfiou cs sf No
q. X. BULL.
eses ein Indianapolis, Lad.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29
RENovAroRs.
Cleaning and Dyeing tabIishnent.

j Illinois street. indianapolis. tBdisna.
Atths 90 and ~ei-tne~n estsbll-hmsnt. IN. i.tt..
ear have ss and WOODEN FOODS dyed 10 perm sn.nf An,
md gent garments Nv rensxs-
ss ana seoond-bsnd elethins soaxhs and ssiz. slss
spsuenlsr branch In the bnsne.s In, drs.
ns-enA. pie cloth. OF tear IN any garment eau b
"reesnttLss can not Be visible 60 The nakst eye.
hememnsfthe place. No ~ South nisnoisst
be'i gu Jo9nPn HARRIS Preprissst.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29
4 JUsT RETRInrTION
rnE AMERICAN AND WEST INDIAN FLEET

Is congregatlng here, and vessel Of war will
be stationed In every port until after the holt
days. at least, and the marines and blue jack
cts, together with the military, volunteers
aud Maroons in the island will be sufficient TO
suppress the most formidable attacks that the
undiseiplined negroes may make; at least we
pray that IL may be So The torch OF the in
cendary is what j. most u he feared At the
present moment.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29

Is Published every Monday. at " 90 per annum, In
advance.
JIPSo paper sen, without the money. nor continued
. ioagsr time than paid for.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
ards, Assistant auartermastor, Saint Loui,,

wards, Assistant ouartermsster, Saint Louis,
Missouri. '.FttI I
Each envelope containing a bid should be sealed,
and the name Of the Boat or Barge, or description
70 Brigadier General L. B. Parsons, Chief X. and
r. transportation In care Of the oaicer In charge
Of River Transportation, at the points designated
for opening bids. zHesnk
upon the acceptance Of any proposal, and prior 10
the delivery OF the property.
The Government reserves the rightto withdraw
any Of the above property, and TO reject propos-
ais II deemed too low. NJ. G. MEIGS,
ouartermaster General,
aul Broyet Major General
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
baltimore n1srl<st.

TUESDAY, August |, 1888.
Iprfces pfvsn bsfoto refer 10 tooissais opsrdftons
:. - on ". unless othsrtofse oppressed
I CorYEE-No sales TO day; market dull Stock
ID arst and second hands i4,O0o bags Rio. .FI6
FLouR.--We now quote baltimore Family at
sl2; Patapsco Extra at sIl; shipping brands do.
106OaSl0.76 per bbl.; good brands Of Howard
street aud Western are scarce, and held momI.
nAlly at previous prices. -
GRAIN.-wheat-22 900 bushs offered market
lower, with sales Of 2,6J0 bushels white at Ala
% 90; 1000 bushels do. at 2 05af2 49, rs to quail
ity; 1900 bushels red, ranging from a. Is down
to Vi. .85 per bushoi. Corn--l4, 600 ushels white
aud $500 bushels yellow received, market lower
for white, with sales 1000 bushels, opening at
9ja06o., aud closing at 92c; Of yellow lOjO bush
els sold at O7c. per bushel, 0ats-Recc pts con-
tnue heavy u.s. 900 bushels offered with sales of
1000 busiols new At 42n4jc. weight, 500 bushels
Inferior at Sc measure, aud l7j bushels old crop
at G0c. weight Ryc-salcs Of 100 bushels at Soc
per bushel. .0. Zoo E
MoLAssRs.-No sales reported
PR1vIsfoSs-Are quiet but Arm. Bacon Ia In
demand for Southern shipment, particularly y
Sides, and steady at l9llc, Shoulders in lots at
1sLalSl5c. per ID. Quotations for all other de-
scriptions Of the Hog product remain same as bc-
fore. ... ........
sraAR-we report sales OF 70 hhds. Porto Tic
at 13al4lSc., and 1876 bbls Cuba ut lI56c. per To-
WaIsKY-Has further advanced, with small
sales at 20 2s pfr gallon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
ouARrKanAsrEa 0ESEnAL's OFFICE, /

WASHINGTON, D. c., July "a, 1895.
Will be sold at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, at the time and places named below, viz:
NEW YORK.
New York city, Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, 300 Horses each day.
=, New York city, Wednesday Of each week, 300
Elmira, Tuesday, August s, eoo Horses.
Elmira, Tuesday, August Is, 900 Mules.
Albany, Friday, August Is, 800 Mules.
Buffalo, "wednesday, August 80, 800 Mules.
PENNSYLVANIA
Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week, 300
Philadelp phia, Wednesday and Saturday Of each
week, 100 Males each day.
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week, 100 Mules
pottsSille, Tuesday, August l, 300 Mules.
Mifiintown, Friday, August 4, 200 Mules.
YORK, Friday. August 4, 800 Horses;
Newyille, Wednesday, August 0, 100 Horses.
Newyille, Thursday, August 10, 100 Mules.
Reading, Friday, August IL, 9DO Horses.
shippensburgh, Wednesday, August le, 100
Brio, Thursday, August II, 200 Horses.
shippensburgh, Thursday, August II, 100 Mules.
williamsport, Friday, August is. 900 Horses
Indiana, Monday, August 81, 300 Horses.
r. Ch'mbersburg, Wednesday, August %, 100
Chsmbersburg, Thursday, August q, 100
Mules.
Milton, Friday, August %, 300 Horses
SsTss Ausrs So 1GS Horses
o't wv sauloh'
OHIO.
Columbiana, Tuesday, August ], 100 Horses.
Salem, Wednesday, August 2, 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursday, August 8, 30 Horses.
Canton, Saturday. August s, 900 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August s, 1000 Mules.
Massillon, Tuesday, August Ii, 300 Horses.
CIestllne, Thursday, August u, 800 Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August 81, 900 Horses,
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thur.dAy, August a, 1000 Mules.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Tuesday Of each week, go
Horses each day.
Wilmington, Friday of each week, 200 Mules
each day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, August 10, 300 Mules.
Trenton, Thursday, August %, 300 Mules
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August q, and Wedues-
day Of each week thereafter, 2OU Horses each
day.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Each week day, 300 Mules.
GlESBOEO, D. c.
Each week day except Wednesday, 200 Horses.
An opportunity to purchase superior class OF
saddle aud draft animals, at far less than their
true value, is now offered 20 the public.
Though the majority OF them are sound and
serviceable, they are no longer required In the
army, and must be sold.
Many OF the mules were bought in the begin =
ming OF the war, when young, accompanied the
armies in all their marches aud camps, and are
thoroughly broken, hardened by exercise, geuilc
and familiar from being so long surrounded by
the soldiers
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms-Cash, In United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
Bev Brig Gen. in charge
jy Itau3l LIST Div O. NJ. q. q.