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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13
CLEVELAND a TOLEDO R. R.

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R.
ls56-l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1,so-1
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850 aims
on THIS Road will leave Cleveland as f0loTs: 4
90 A. H. through Mail, stopping At ali stat "a On
tns southern Division, arriving al Toledo
tS ?. n. Mail stops at al stations east Of sandpskv
On Northern Division. and arriTes ~ 80
dqsky at s:i5 P. n.
7AP ?. n. chicago Express-StOps at all station, ak
csp5 washington and Clay, and arrive
CoSNECTf0Ss.
Connections are made az MouroeyfHs vim tbs H.,
auskys mansneld and Newark h. r., al GITds Witb
tie sandqsk{l Dayton and Cincinnati n. R..s al IRE
with the Michigan Southern 4 N0rthaTH T5fis1S
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for OhiclFo- D.
OslEo, Alton, -, Louis, and all points West, Eortb
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland nom Te,edo and tina
VEST az go A. n, andS40 ?. n Aud from sandus-
FOR Information and ticket apply II he Union
TICKET Omoe' o. superior St. and e the Depot.
Cleveland. Nov. n. 1850. s15,t
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
To take eject on Monday, November 18th. Iss0-
Trains leave Cleveland daily, lsundaYs excepted a.
$40 a. mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
AIS P. M.-AoeopmodatiOn for Rayenna and Mnlsrs.
s:45 P. h.-EXpress for Pittsburgh aud Wheeling.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with PENN
,ylyania Railroad foE Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
Aork and Boston Also with Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail-
read for Baltiu Jre and Washington CITY. Aiso- con.
meet az Hudson for Akron and MinersburR.
- Time by this route Is quick and iare VII be
tbs same as By Northern Lines to New York.
r R. MYERS, G Il. Assent. nOTk
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IETOM IH5 AuV9FIIleFl FEUVIl8lc9l Il II
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably et-
foctive remedy for the headache, aud one OF the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has sv-
sr been discovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13

Thus n. capital and hbor have been applied 70 de-
vsIoni1eths soil; the great resources OF the State IL
cosI are almOstuntouched. The nvariable rule
sbst fbSmechanlc arts flourish best where food andfuel
- rbauegt, viii folloE at an early day in Illinois, and
- M ,ourss Of the ner ten years the natural awsand
1scesdies OF the case warrant the beliefthal az least
- hundred thousand people will be engaged mthe
STATE Of Illinois in various Manufacturing employ
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In Tracts Of Forty AsFe5 and

MECHANICS, FARNIERs & WORKING MEN.
TIE attention Of the enteTprsing nd Industrious por-
ton OF the community Is drSedto ne following
statements and liberal nducemens onsfea them oy the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAUR0AD COMPANY.
which, as they wiz pereeiTs, VIII enable thems byI
proper energy, perseverance ma industry y proviae
comfortable homes for therelyes and families win
comparatively speaking, ysS little capital
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

ESrA single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE Will save ten times its cost annually. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13

From the Gazette, Davenport, IOws.l
Mr.. sptlding would not connect his name with an
article he did not know to possess real merit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13

From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who try them, will stick to them
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YPslLANTI, Mich, Jan. IA, ls6l.
Nh. S~PALDIRa,
Ann

BIB
Not long since 1 sent to you for q box Of Cephalie
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiveness, and received the same, and they had go good
an effect that l was induced to send fore more.
Please send BY return mail. Direct to
A. Il. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13

CHARLESTON, Aprlu,
intercepted dispatches disclose the fact that Dir.
Fox, who had been allowed to visit MAJOR An
dersonon the pledge that his purpose was paeihei
employed his orpbftanity 20 devise = plan LOT
the fort by force, and that this plan
had been adopted by the Washington Govern
ment, aud was In progress Of execution.
FrraW lEEcoSB
CHARLESTON, April p
The ball has opened. War Is inauguraiea'-
The batteries OF Sullivan Island, Morris Islanal
aud other points, were opened on Fort sumter
At four O'Clock this morning. Fort Sumter has
returned the IRE, and a brisk eaunonading has
been kept up.
No information has been received from the sea.
board yet
The military are under arms and the whole pop
ulation ara on the streets, and every available
space facing the hRrbor Is alled with anNioui
spectators.
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serve ct D, and $50 rs good At SIC.
CORN-MEAL-saIs Of ton city ground At 800
y oWt. -4uIrp FB
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DR. SWEETS

saniOrd,s Llver lnvigOrator and Csihartia
cH6RCHlLL BRO. Druggists,
80 D. VI. cor. Pub. Hnnlrl nd un--r-n 81
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FALLFT gEoH Gstgt.--i1e Oh N..aq'
inteH ef1- eAte tac ma4gl o. dignity and
,.'u!pezs, s-ea4s5 - Save become soured in tenn
le,. ena seas @jsi taaanneFlv, Under tie
te3enl d uastr WHIST must be the
}efH ,rstiia1eg far4 oflac times ia Washington,
wen We i.ad see Aaso8m ipa H,qeaccY,
which f.ii- tie de..tb Of Mr. GALEs, WIS the
most reliable aud respectable Journal IN the
wofid circulating. with ex4uie.3 relish, the
i.tiae fedefid aeconuts at battles, and even
dsaini. N apparlinne'ttry aliectiveA Alas
alas We should have as soon expected TO
behold BgAr BRCMaELL dancing on a tight
rope, as the once grave and dignified Tnteili-
geacer telling whoppers and bandying epithets
How do evil communications corrupt good
manners To see this ancient glass and mir
ror of editorial courtesy become cracked and
dusty To look upon this fine old Wing gen.
tletnan, shaky in the legs, his ruffies dsordered
his wig awry, bis words ominonsly thick, aud
swearing With an evident hiccup' We turn
our back upon the ,neurnful spectacle. Like
snfaand JApnEr, we walk pieusly away, and
refuse TO contemplate the old Father OF The
Press IN bis cups Isthere no good Secession
ist IN Washington to take him up gently and
put him to bed 4
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Dtp0 ture q The steamer
Northampton lsfJ her wharf al Eoehetts yes
te;d;tv, i5r the purpose al carrying to New
port News, nnGer tag Of truce, hfty seven
pgisnne x, captured il the battle of Manassa
on tue @isJ ol. JuIy. Inc majority Of thela
had lost a kcg, a toot or an arms or were DIN
crwIse So disabled by MOUNDS as 10 lemdef
t,elu unit tor service, and thelr release Is rc
CARRIED purely as dn act ol humanity. Anon.
tuc Number We noticed Surgeons Johnston
aud .s,>uln5 OF the IItA New / ORR Volunteer
rt-iucHt, lbfoOsiyn,J who nave been on l,,i-
role ever SINCE ti4eIr arrival III kIchuUnu.--
IAcse pu} slCI&lIs nave devoted ttemsei 81
vlJsev "a me care OF their wounded, ara " t
1Io Informed tEi.t tdcIr good depVr ment has
scared ior the.h tie friendly Consideration OF
i number OF oar citizens. Unless t;iu} axe
more deteiJt,d than the father oil lies, they
NIu make s,n effort, on thcIf return hplAe 10
open The eyes of luIhceoUm generally with
respect ,u tAe Appeiessue1S OF the Linc,t4H Nal.
tue bU.t lett the Whari al h;,ii past IL O'Clock,
ana - size moved oil, tAe tag Ut tie Couloj-
c,1tIe n,,:Ju> was given IL the Dreehe, audasy,.
Neht the cargo "a Yankees, arpa,ei.,! iie.tae4
with a., prospect he1"re lhcta. l,le. DE',nea
Bell tuHaoa aud S,. George peachy, OF ,hC
Aleulv,J DepartMent, I. :. \, accompanied
use released PRISONERS IN their voyage GuWu
Tie t4,eg.
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Assssrsrere9aEsxS1esIunIHn -
TlsE LApIGs' HosrIrALs.-The correspon-
dent, who contributed TO the Dispatch, OF
Wednesday, valuable statistics of tie Ladies'
Hospitals IN Rich mond with some interesting
comments on the same, has struck chord
witch ,ibrates IN millions OF hearts Nhen
lac says, "it Would DC ali extraordinary and H.
toieI.a6ls abuse of vested authority, IT, III Ills
wax vi our people, when every Iuitas home o
at stake, and every family has children in the
army, lac is.dies were prevented under pre-.
text OF military discipline, from taking care
OF lhelt sick anti ~oundod brothers, lie utters
a sentiment which viii ind an universal ecno
of approval through tie whole South Ne
nave III respect iof ,ne y..iae stnd services ol
" u; vial, oul it viii uot 10 10 apply that
system 70 every department OF oar army,
which Is composed, lol of Hnercenary soldiers,
oNt Of volunteers, aud ii MJst part OF geAtt5.
nien, iAe peers in every fespee1 OF tie highest
,,l.i,Yals ia toe land. Les the vision ~
f.sid discipline pr maintained, bUt iet
sa.re be iui. Scopv 10 The volunteer stirit IL
axe i,i,, ass. ..stcmVs to force the aic, Qua
Of .Ae a..itLs ~ der a1eH4s and relations
l;.to '1EN4"iae'-' h'''i''''7' "''eIe III "'''e
,,ss>a Sea. We h~|o E'',Fd oi, 'hey are al tne
ae'e, o4 ..icoA..'ts~A ant htSASe" stI6eti-5,
ana ae''F''tSs al" even T. 0'''' ''tto;io'ii's.
There 81. nc lio sAt,. Ag.ses OF The sch Us
Wofiie", ala no women - wen adapted iof
uIa' "-'I d. '"N 5e"1-0~S' ovi1''e' Vain"
beai -e - "l''e'' Vi '''' ''~o''' " 10 "a" 1S''-
H.,'s' '.-e 'et~S "i mercy ''"V ia'e oeCh per
ioFi1ei 1y '""eo MINISTERS OF heaven TIE
SISTERS 81 IbaFasy, al "Aom Niofo% HUGO,
Ia burst 81 4oi't enthusiasm, exclaimed Ia
lie IFe.lo" assembly. Il 90 not always be
no.+ tte Church IA ,.te pou.l Gad palaphesnaIu
u e'''e-itltics'. o. Je1alofoi 'tGihotls., but !
10 rec -ei ia tne Sisters oI ChallI}. see il
tat1r a.t.s - mercy Christianity ITSELF as de
scribe hy - e'Vi"e author. has would
be lis .aj..s o. I-.foie Wi'foat these Sis-
,el- "4 ny " i'5' would have Oe'ol"e
vi 11o '"z's5a ''f'7y III the tnn9" hH' iof
iLoEi.l + A-"ht'<"iLb and the EaSi-s'' Sis
,ers Of A'efey' Up 10 heE advent III those pes
o.erHid camps, TIE m"F1tliE IN 'he AAs-'s-'
aFif.. "''s greater i'..'a '1i'inS lAe plague IA
L9na2nj 3a' t"-1 t''''' ti4iie the inje1e't ana
y. a -t.t .
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A452r C0FSt-jGs,iee CAsNIT Q.esidirs.--
Tie t4ae - In0Ilas Lliiis charged win Ie-
iouibu=,E taking, stealing, ana CARRYING away
Inc STAN ol $40 ii bank nolea ,tpd specie me
property OF Mrs, Elizabeth D>mei-A.,li, cane
ap s:2.di oil Saturday. Tie former eylGcncc
',,ts reproduced WIN some additions; but as
n-ltInE Was cHuted 10 satisfy tlc magistrate
81. the gtisuIyr suit, the WARRANT M..., dis
MISSED.
ErhusJ Lloyd, against whom Il singular
c}U-c ul taeug %t1J from Lieuj. Cornelius
II ta'yH., haas Seen pending t05 ee,ac tIt r.
past, y, "a, discharged from custody, 40 witness
rHriHE pPe;;reQtU testify agains, NM. IAc Ie
auJ seemed % afford much gra's.,o" lon 10 tie
Accused aDt his lends.
John i tofees Was brought u, for over
indulgence III spaiJuous liquors ,,lu fItapaea
ius5 Oh. tla premises CT Mrs. ky,luoddy ana
Nicholas Power, Tor e"lneN '3al nlhuGir oil
fence, l.I,4 the addition oil WAin.< lodgings uu
the pavement. DOtA Nelc uIaCnarsfd Win
some Ht:noutory remarks.
Lewis. slave, The property OF CrquV (
Jenkins, WAS awarded several stripes iur r..iI-
Ei.-aputi minus pass, Circumstance which
lcd 10 Sac sUefl-ioE THAT he Was Il runaway.
JeHu, slave of GecrGc y. Gre,,er, Gu. ecJ
with stealing TWO ciulJcens Of WnisHey from
his .1.,stgl, WIS stnt Gown ul4deT rtD.el,Jt Oh
- ia>.t-.
archer, slave OF Tupin 4; }ariuougl, ar
rested iur @oiDg out at night without =, pass,
WAS discharged lroia Custody
Margaret Nicholas u 1ter WoHal Of color,
CHARGE, with living ia Richmond ., IT. 10 oti,oI
register ter freedom ghuu C,!;,I liD uIsAeU her
by lie c"nEy court 81 tutyan'a. was dis
niiss q, "lt' an oraer 10 leave Tie clty By
tuesday next.
VIA !3l,ta. I, bailer's boy. aad Charles,
employed by nr. Ca2e1, charged W,thtsh;iH.
neal l4suuA SMitA's 1onsurlal establishment.
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch ]
Discharge Of Union Prisoners, sc.
-

SALEM, NOanCEe Co, a., OCT. J, IebI.
The Union prisoners, who have been con-
fined in our Jail for some time. and who We're
arrested in the k9nawh1 Valley upon suspi-
"ion Of disloy<y, appeared before Judge
Hudson today, upon Il writ Of habeas corD<s.
and, Under instruCtio of the Secretary OF
War, and OF the Executive OF Virginia, TWEEN
tY-tlree Of Them were discharged on taking
the oath OF fidelity 10 the laws Of the &om-
mon wealth Of Virginia, and the oath 10 sup
port the Constitution OF the Coplederate
States Of America. The other three we're re-
leased also. Bowyer Miller ESQ, district
Attorney for the Confederate States. was pre-
seat, and consaI ted % the discharge
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FAY 'F 'hAfhAINs--A Southern io"rn'a
"'js''9 10 'he restoration OF me pay oI tna2-
H''iis /" 900 mont H. aiiu i'S'S'7 '''a' gu "
month"; "hIch is good Gs>l more than the
PFlN"'ea 3e'' Is ah''lV sl'iiesh'' " an II me
same Standard is aPthed 10 tue pay OF ali the
o"ieefa' We Tor one 'h"'LN certainty concur
y l'l our N''t'i efh contemporary " heileVe
mat III tue Southern army Colonel gets $40
per in"h'i: Il L'e'fen'ia t"io'iei %t'0i Ma
f,r >''g' 'ai".u" $i''' = iiIL Lieutenant
s''' Il 0ecoid Lieutenant ~. me question:
80 f''' Wv "'''N'i '"7 .''"i'i' "'i.9e
pay d. ,is Oes' was 'h'y efah 20 oiat OF
H0eoud L'Tutelldiit, sA"u!d no" De reduced 10
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ED.


On the 5th inst, from drowning, KEsIAH AL
ICF, eldest daughter OF Cornelius and Georgiana
Mathews, in the 9Th year OF her nse
Cease, fond parents, cease to anguish
Der the grave Of me you love;
Far removed from pam and angulSn,
ala chanting hymns above
Rest them where thou'rt gently laid,
Tin thou shalt rise to life anew.
in youthful bloom that neer shall fade
All peaceful rest-adieu, adieu.
Her funeral will take place at st. Pauls Chapel
9TH street, between Canal and byrd. this morning
a; II clock The friends of the family are insi-
ted 10 attend without further notice.
On snnd y, the 9th inst. aaer a painful Illness
ROBERT -, infant on OF Charles y. and Jacintha
w. piee SAINTS, a<ed two years f.ud four months
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral rom the
residence OF his parents, in Sidney, this (Monday)
afternoon At clock.
On Sunday afternoon, the 9Th October, JOHT,
son of Ld~ ard and Catharina McGulggan, aged 5
years ano months.
The friends AID scJuaintanees OF the family
requested to attend HI, funeral from the residence
OF his father this (dVnday) ait .rnoon, at clock.
At Yorktown, on the Ash inst, JOHN GILLIS
a member Ut the 18th Res iIGcnt Va. Volunteers,
a;ed 80 years.
Ills funeral will take place from il late residence
on Broad between ltlh and 18th streets this morn
ing at clock. His friends and acqla.intances are
respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday morning last, Of brain fever, after a
brief illness JOdNF. w. in the 9Th year OF his age
oplv son of =. A. and Hannah Il. Raine.
he writer of this, who knew iittls JOHNNY
well, has rarely known child whose loss would
be more sincerely felt. Intelligent, affeetonate,
aud kiHd. he Y as the idol of his parents, whose
hearts have been rely wrung by this sad affection
OF an ii-wise Providence. May net their sutftrings
lead them look to Dim who te;Gpereih the wind
TO the sione lamb, for consolation in this Iiie and
Tor al abdipe place in eternity with their darling
boy where HE angelic notes of Youthful voices
make up the songs Of praises to the gieer of MI
good?
At The re ,ideree Of his father, ip Henrco comfy
JOHN FELjN, youngest Of Henry and Sarah
II. Holland, aged IL months.
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oc 7--la+ $500 JOSEPH STERN.
f|GEs e EMF.

KTOR Il J. i IA comfortable DWELLING,
containing six rooms; IN one Of yhe incest To-
caiitiCs Of the city, very convenient 20 th@ post
Office. Ii viii he rented either with 'r,tAoat
the furniture. Possession Can lee gwen r,the very
soon the ist u Jan0-Iy. AtiIrtss IL %.
patel ut.Irc, -
.TOK kENT-Two bres WAREHOUSES
i aout on Nutcr ana Cary streets. between
zUth and 2ist streets. Apply 20
or 7-!9r GEO. :. PALMER
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Exreys1yE Ttnr " NIrnru1s.-The larg

ENrENsIYE IWE ~ MEMPHIS. large
foundry ard lnaclne shops Of Aiessrs
Nuimby Robinson, in Memphis, Were de
stroyed by fire Ca Friday night last. TIL,
structure was very large. huilt OF brick, anc
cost $4,000. large number Of cannon wer.
being manufactured for the Confederat,
States, some Of which were ruined The los
in engines, patterns. &c., amounted to $50 coo
The only insurance the proprietors had VS.
IN the dEtna yankee Office, which, OF course
: worthless.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad The
mail train by this route now leaves Richmond
daily at 5 o. clock in the morning and the freight
and accommodation trainsa 9 A NJ. and p NJ,
every day except Sunday. The mail train
leaves Petersburg for Richmond every evening
nj 6 q clock
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4 Note Il'Om fH.-MrS. Jane Tunstall lv-
Ing near Richmond, aided bg her two daugh-
tiers, has made, since the commencement of
the war one hundred apt-sevenlv two sol
diers garments She laid aside The scraps
left from the ''tNcinxs,' unrayelled them,
cailed and spun the woolen part OF the fabric,
aud las knit three strong and beautiful pairs
OF socks for the soldiers ont Of thc yarn thus
obtained Can t,ere be scarcity of wool
for The army with such an example OF econo
lnv before the country! Can any nation be
snbdued who is blessed with such women .
Never
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We'iHg Il naf8}aRdeys A preliminary
meeting Of Marylnnlers, who have = l,atriotie
object in view. was held az Military Iiall over
the FIRST Market 90 Saturday at Il O'Clock
AFTER tie appointment OF q committee To pre-.
pare resolutions, the assemblage adjourned 10
aeet again TO day, at tie sans time and place
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IIvcaFEIsN II Ono The toels of Lincoln
III Ohio are becoming almost rs tyr1nuical
toward unprotected females who are com
PEELED 70 travel through that State. IS arr
his % dodge police in baltimore towards
little school girls, whom they arrest and ear.
~ oil 10 the tti0a house, because. f0rsooth
their stockings or dress bear the coTnbina.
ton ot prohibitory coiors."
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Personal.

II the gentleman Ga scltiirri " ho picked uPa
1 hiac1 pi.at-c.oth DNERCOAF, lined wj'A blgs
e,liu, at Hu hsVjl.e on cbarelbE cas- ~ T. " sat
ucday v Ill send Or leave tie 10 J.o ES,haH.e
Hot~l Richmond, he viii be- literally rewarded aai
ra,..i<,. th,. thanks If t;t.- owner or lit
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RIFLES FOR IsDTAsA.--Ths Cincinnati pa
pers state that a. 900 Enfield rifles are shortly
expected to come In that city for Indiana,
when that State will have 20, 900 Enfield, be-
sides number OF other rifles, in the hands OF
her citizens
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Metropolitan HaH--The Harmonious con
Time their pleasing exhibitions at Metropoli-
tan Hall, and DO better proof of their popu-
larity can he adduced than the fact that they
are still attracting large audiences. The pro-
giamme for tonight includes the pretty play
of the ssSwiss Swans" with other novelties
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impr1rc} GH,s- Carrgase.-Th fixtures anG
Appliances Tor mounting "a cViumbiad were Sent
10 TIE Fredericksburg depot GA Saturday, to
Je conveyed to tte Potomac. Tie work Is o.
cast iron, and Is declded lnprQN enent upou
Anything NC have Yet seen Ior battery ser
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.EtH'ory MJTemt4ts.-IWo fine companies
u artillery are about leaving Ricamond Ior /.
place nearer the eaeuiy. Iney are tine bodg-
ett Flying Artillery, Of Georgia, ana Bow yer p
Battery, If Virginia. Tie gums ANA equip
Alcnis are Of tie best kind.
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.>nmHer u ctlhef.--S 30 summer-lfe has
been tile weather tor two days past, that peai
,Iee5 IN this VistHjy have Tor Il second iInie
put forth blossoms. " inter habIiiRlents have
uecu Discarded, and Uut tor the assurance OF
the ii.LaiIac to tie contrary, we might fancy
tatt tilt seasons iIus. been thrown. out vi gGsl
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INDIAN TaooPs.--The Fort Smith Herald
says that the CherolKees will furnish three re-
giments from the Nation, the reeks two re-
giments, and the senIinofes one battalion
They Will soou be after the Jayhawkers.
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FIVE MILLION CAR1BIpGEs.--On Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, OF last week, Eve
million cartridges were sent away from Wa
tervliet IN. Y. Arsenal. Four com piete six.
Founder batteries, and six thirty two pount.t.4
batteries, Were also completed and shinpei
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AFFAIR OF HoNcR.-An0ther arIir of houol
occurred in New Orleans, few DAYS ago. be
tween Adolphe EcTnet and Bernard Little
The weapons were rifles and the distanc,
forty PAGES. Little received Il serious yyounc
Ia the hin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

Careless Dytsiag.-A little child Of Mr..
LoISe, on 18th street, was ran over by a earl
Oh saturday and badly injured. The negro
l.lyer, nalned Barfli, slave OF Dir. MUUee, " as
arrested by officer Davis, aud Gil be trleu ior
Tie oiien,e at tne Mayors court this morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

DgsTH OF 4 O. KHGYaAN.-The Rev John J
Matthias, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
die,t at Tarrytown, n. Y, last week. at the
aga of e5 years. Some years ago he held the
office Of Governor OF Cape Palmas, in Western
a 9virs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

l,.7~~v-The residence of Capt, W s
DovF-r G. : A., on Church Hill, was ent,sred
on Friday last, tua the kitchen robbed OF
every 'i4sg portable sub as kettles, spoons
ard other ware TIN owner knows nothing
pasitive about the guilty parties though s,is-
picion rests upon some negroes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07
MARRIED.

On the Let Of October, in this city. by the Rev.
| Mr. Nc Muflep, Mr. d. SODINEA and Biiss ELIZA
| MONAGHAN.
Long may they live,
Hppy may they be,
Blessed with content,
L Aud from mi sfortnne fIee. z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

L. /. L. Eiae>.-A member OF this company,
who arrived from Big Seweli Motnt,.In E,a,
evening, reports tlaJ Ais coluraoes are gene
rally llIoyiHe good baa,,h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

LARGE SrgAsEgs EapLoYgn.--It is tated
that the Navy Department has entered into "a
contract Tor tue enploymen Of the steamers
Atlantic and Baltic, formerly of the Co iigs
hne,l al IA sum equal 10 100000 per month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07
gsesAgsfsENsss.

pOARDING ~ h~ve two Urge al d r7u'o't
II able Rooms N the first HpIr, sui'abIs i6
families; also, two ROOMS suitable i"r youAs
mn. Arplv ar A, EDUfNS'S, On Ma" street
two doors above he Synagogue. q, 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07
FROM NORFOLK.

Capture Of TIE Fed1nl Steamer FdaRy-The Chase
Charar'sr Of TIE Pri-e-Efect Of tbe Mars II, Nor
.toit--Yae Fed.ral5 on thc North Carolina Coast
Lord Tempest So.