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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

RATHER MIxED.-The Commercial, of this
morning, says "a writ of habeaS corpus has
been issued against Colonel Jones for alleged
contempt" Is the local of the Commercial
quite sure he knows the distinction between
a writ of habeds corpus and rule for con-
tnynnt2 . '
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

AN GRAFTON ON THE LATE COLONEL BAKER.
To morrow afternoon, at half past two
o'clock, Doctor Mansell will deliver, at the
on the late Colonel Baker, Senator from
Oregon and Commander Of the California
Regiment Id the fight at Edwardg's Ferry
Doctor M. win also give brief sketch Of
the life of the illustrious Senator. Admit
tance ten cents, 70 be applied 10 the fund for
procuring blankets and comforts for the
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
LOST.

= OsT-H GOLD L0oKET-Has one side carved.
H A one side eDameled. 1t contains O picture
in circus costume. The finder will be re arded by
leaving IL a. this othce. oes5 b.
II OST-A brown Porte. .monnaie, eontainiug be-
~ tween $50 and NO. Sl5 10 United States otes
from Colonel Taylor Tor S52, and several other pa
peTs. The finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning the same to this office. ocl6 b.
n ST-ACU0UHT- T-BOOR- 0a Saturday evening,
81 on Sixth-Ht between Sycamore and Central.
avenue, or on the biver Road q black, leather Ac-
count-book The contents are OF no Valne 20 any
Cne but tho owner liberal reward will be paid on
oc22f j. 8. BIGGs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

For CAMP GAULEY, CAMP PIATT AND THE
KANAwHA RIvER.-The steamer FreeStone
will leave for the above points this afternoon
at four o'clock, and letters or packages left
with L. D. Watson, No. rs Main. street, will
be conveyed free of charge.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

WE call the attention of all parties inter-
ested to the advertisement of Messrs. Deland
4 Gossage, in another column. They have
every thing usually found in a first class
dry goods house, and their goods are being
sold at alarmingly low prices. Read their
advertisement, and call at Nos. "a and 76
West Fourth.street and make your selec-
tiong s. eli
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

FRANK LEsLIE's GAZETTE OF FAsu1oS.-
This popular magazine for November can be
had of Lewis, No. 2S West Sixth. street. Be-
sides containing all the late fashions for
ladies, it furnishes great variety of inter-
terestiDg reading. .e
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-The Coroner this
morning held an inquest upon the body of
John Vagedink, found dead in his bed at No.
90 Hamilton-road, and rendered averdct of
death by deliriunh trenlenS, caused by excessive
use of Intoxicating drinks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

PROBATE Court SrAT1sTICs.-The follow
ing is an abstract of business done during
the past week: Marriage licenses granted,
thirty three naturalization of aliens, two;
declaratioI of citizenship, one; lunatic sent
to asylum, one: lunatic sent to jail, one.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

BIvALvULAR.-It is with confidence and
satisfaction we refer our readers to the fact
that Cavagna, No 81 West Fifth street, is
daily in receipt of superb fresh oysters. His
facilities for supplying the demand is great
Call in and give him trial.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

Two tourists observing pretty girl in a
milliner's shop, the one, an Irishman, pro-
posed to go in and buy watch ribbon, in
man." says his northern friend, "nae occasion
TO waste siller; let US gang in and speer If
she cap give us twa saEpeases for a shill-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

BAcoN's MERCANTILE CoLLEeB.-We call
particular attention to the advertisement Of
]. Fl. Doty, Principal Of tie above College.
The evening sessions will begin on the first
Monday in the coming month.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

ARREsTs.-George W. Bodin, VIM. White
and Bridget Cole were this morning arrested
on Race-street, having in their possession q
crock of butter supposed to be stolen.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

CAPTAIN DAsHER will leave for the First
and Second Kentucky Regiments on Tues
day next. Any letters or packages left at
this Office by ten o'clock A. NJ, will be de-
livered by him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

Colonel Bosley, formerly of the Guthrie
Gray Sixth Ohio) Regiment but lately sta
toned at Beverly, Virginia, will arrive in
the city tonight.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
BOARDING.

TpOAR RDING-One large and very pleasant
ID front room and Two small rooms, with gas aud
fine closets for single gentleueu or gentleman and
wife, with TeasoDahLe board, at "a Long worth St,
three doors east of Race. oc25-D+
WDOARDING-Af few boarders can be aecommo-
ED dated in a small private family, where the
comforts Of . home can be had Apply at No 254
West Eighth st., between Central. Av. ana John.
lOe25.b'l
'NTOAR DING Some eight or ten persons can
Ne be accommodated with boarding at No. 40
Barr.st between Mound and Cutter; either gentle
y nen and their wives or single gentlemen. Rooms
4 .tiTy and comfortable. B. IT, REDMAN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

SUPERIOR, fine, large oysters are received
daily, and served up at Wsggoner's new
restaurant, on Sixth-street, near Walnut
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

The Judges were engaged in trying the
case of Mulford Us. Quinn, an issue out of
chancery to determine whether plaintiff was
released from the covenants of certain deed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

The honey crop of France is this year one
of the most abundant ever known. In some
hives in the southern provinces there have
already been three swarms of bees.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
River News,

PrTTsBuRa, October 26-M.-River four
feet ten inches by the pier-mark, and falling
slowly. Weather cloudy, with indications
of rain
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
AUOTIoN SALES.

A UCTION eALE-BY w w. WERT-I54
IN Main, e., two doors above Fourth : Hotel Bag
gage at Auction MONDAY MORNING, Nov.
H. at O'Clock, will be sold, all siaimed Bags age,
mp to this date, from the Gait House, William q
March, ST., propTtstori Gibson House, n. n Gsof-
troy proprietor, comprising two hundred TruRks,
Yalises and Carpet Sacks. with contents. ocl2x
UNHR WEEKLY PRE- ROW IL EADY
n containing the News Of the Week, both FoIeig
and Local, and q Telegraphio Summary u Events
elsewhere, up TO the hour OF going to pIoss
For sale al the Counting-room. Price cents
HNHR WEEKLY PRESs NOW HBADY,
~ containing the News OF the Week, both Foreign
and Local, and TeleGraphic summary Of Events
. elsewhere up to the hour OF going to press
for sails at the OOunting-roem, "~ioe = conts,
NNHR WEEKLY PRESS NOW HRADY,
n containilg the News OF the Meek, both foreigi
and Local, and Telegraphlc Summary OF Events
elaewhere, up 70 the hour Of going TO press.
I0s sale at the oountDg-roonl, PflSS 8 eents
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

Seamen are very scarce, the advantages
offered by the Government having induced
large numbers to enter the lazy. Wages TO
Liverpool and Havre are s 9 per mouth,
with $25 to $50 advance; 70 the West Indies
6 Is per month, With &l9 70 $40 advance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
FOR SALE.

HNOR sALR-A GOOD RoUTE--On this paper
II Apply at the Counting room on Monday, be-
tween one and two O'Clock, oc25.b
WNOR sALE-A SEWING MAoHINE-A large
~ manufacturing sewing machine, for sale very
low. Apply to SAM @. fATEM, NO. 26S West
Front st oczo'c'
WNOR SALE-A new Iron. stand S75 Lester
n Shuttle Machine in perfect order, for S45 CASH
also, Sloat Shuttle Machine for tailors use,
at IS, worth S55 Inquire at 63 West Fourth. st.
Bot h machines warranted oc25-dT
ESOR RALB-SALOON-Wit fixtures, liquors,
n barrels, bottles, etc. Will be sod cheap. the
prophet going to England. Inquire on the prem
iges, QS3, corner of Fifth ct and Central-aV.
[oc24 d.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

None need apply but young unmarried man. Of
od character, Pay varies from sl4 TO 81 per
"a comfortable olething, Eoard and medical al.
ldanoe will be furnished free Of charge, tegethes
RSRsE AND AcCOUTERMENTs.
APPLY at onoe at No. l39 Sycamore.st. a.. /.
'EbWARD M. McO00R, Second Lieutenant lst
vary, Recruiting Of1cer. myl5-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

EKJANTED-CLERK line law oflce-a young
wv man of good character and habits, who uu-
lerstsnds phonogrsphy sufficiently to take down
noteA of testimony in court III
bust also be sharp, energetic collector Wages
|or the frst year, IS week, besides some perquis-
es, with privilege Of studyiDg law. Address p st.
yfCe Box A.. Cincinnati, a.
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FOR RENT,

NOR RENT-A nice furnished or unfurnished
room, front If desirable, and excellent location.
.ppIy at ~ Ninth.st near Vine. , oc26.b~
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WANTED.

DTs," "FoH SALE" "FoR HHET,"
|psT," FOUND" BOARDING." ssss--Ad-
a,nsna OOminO uudsr Rs's ksOdinO., NO. esOesd-
fys lines, wiu b inssrisd hsiosJor 40 ssaa'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31
Tender eff Thanks for Aid TO Sick Soldiers.

To me Editors Of The Dispatch On the part OF
the ladies OF the Lincoln on N ~ Aid Asso-
citation. we beg 10 tender orr W rm and
Heartfelt thanks for the unlimited Kindness
of the people of Gloucester, manifested 10 the
soldiers OF our State generally, and parfieu-
larry tCr the company under Captain VIM.
Hokes command.
A the same lime, ton, that we gra tefnlIy
acknowledge the er.att and unvarylng ter
est shown by the whole community tor the
Gem fort and Well being Of the troops, we
woulfi especially express our earnest arpre-
citation OF the devotion OF the ladies OF
Gloucester county TO every and all the re-
quiremen of the sick and wounded who
have been thrown into their midst.
Their benevolent exertions have by no
means been con fined to pecnniary aid, though
of this they have beea automatically liberal;
but they have bes towed their person III care,
and have ever been ready and prompt to re-
lieye distress and want in all its various
phases, even at the sacrifice Of their own COM
fort aud property.
Thus while We particularize the few com
paratiysly as especially prominent In their
exer lions, We beg II TO be distinctly under
stood that our list Of beneficsors Is tar from
being limiled to those designated. {; We
quote:
Mr.. Augustine w. Robbins and lady; Mr..
Coleman Robbins and lady; DR.. Carey,
lady and daughters; Mr.. Curtis, lady and
daughters; Captain Garrett; DR. Sewell and
DIR, Byrd, and Mr.. Ksllum and famiiy.
{slgnsdl
- Mrs ALxx. A. RAxsAuHA, Prssid don't
ass WM. S4s01AL, vfGa Prussdent.
ss J0Rn RnfxxE, U0rTsssug Eoc'ry
s# WAknx HI B1n, IxdAsngsr. 81
so =. q EARaUA1, Recording eeosY.
ktace1sseS, n. @, Oss. !, lssl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31


New AND VALUABLE SoUTHERs PrBLiCA
.fIoss--" Army RcgalGt,oas, adapted for the
ise Of the Army Of the Confederate States, ii
accordance with the hate acts OF Congress :
o which is added, can aef for the establish
neat and organization Of the army OF the
Confederate States Of America. Also, AIti
lee OF War, for the government of the arm!
II tie Confederate States Of America. -
Richmond, Va. West & Johnston, il5 Main
street. Publishers 4 vaiusbis work, which
It this time, must command u large ciIcliia-
ion.
"Caishoj'a's .uanua1 Fl Military Surgery.
This is "nauuai Of military surgery tor the
,lse of the surgeons IN tue Confederate army
NTH ari appendix Of the rules and regulations
4 the medical department 81 tie CoIIeoeEa,e
Iny by j. Jul!en Chisholm, Nj. D., i'Foies'
scr OF Surgery in the Medical College of the
slate OF South Carolina" klchmOnd: hes
NJohnstou, Publishers. This admirable WORK
7.ioud be in the Lands OF every surgeon H.
he Confederate army. Oar puysi,ians, inost
f whom We're general practl toner's, wa0 gel
}yul 81 ~ u case OF surgery before the presenA
var. have been compelled 10 follow the arm,
o battle without instruction. This WORK If q
.,ertrct r!iiie for them. Il contains tile irui'
European experience, is dearly purchased
n recent eau p,ignInE b. sides tie expert
O . Of European masters IN surgery. i COZ
IA chapters upon the food, clo,hing, aud by
.iene of troops; with 6ireeiiou- how tne
es.lth of all army is 10 be preserved. AID boa
N effective strength isto be sustained; also, the
.n,ies of military surgeons both III the c..nI
nd in the field \ more timely, acceptable.
md valuable work it would be hard to obtain.
We predict for il an immense run.
"O,dnance AL7auo1," for the use Of officers.
$ another valuable volume, pnblisbed By the
anne euterprising firm
The Haa9- Boof 4 artillery" for the ser
,ica Of the United States, Array and Miltia,l
" Capt Joseph Roberts, Attn Regiment of Al
llery, Z. 8. a: second edition, revised and
-nluged Richmond: Weir & Johnston.
"GaRo0l's Maaual IF instruction far the
E-el4atecTs ard .u1aia:" published by West
x Johnston. The author. Col. William Gil
am, j. Il distinguished officer, and Professor
f the '. VI. J., whose works on military sub
iects have had prodigious run. The present
shcDid he in the hands OF every citizen soldier
We point proudly to these works az maguif
icent specimens Of Southern enterprise. III
# them are pahlished here in Richmond, by =
Richmond publishing house, in the midst Of Il
war, which has thrown them entirely upon
heir own resources, They have been at great
expense anl labor in accomplishing this grand
triumph, and grand triumph it Is Look at
he execution, style, illustrations, binding, &c
II these books, gotten up too under such great
disadvantages, aud then say why should any
Southern reader look 10 the North for publish
ers, and what Northern publisher could sur
pass these performances
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1 Hint TO Our Soldiers from the Ladies.
RiT. LAv&gA, Halifax county, !

Editors Dispatch / have spent this aftern DON
visiting with some lanies- Their principal
topic oil, con versation has been sewing s0cie-
ties-eoidier s clio thas--socks for the soldiers
low the scarcity OF wool is 10 be reInedied,
dc. Finally, one remarked that Miss -,
of Charlotte. besides other wogf4, had prom
ispd 10 furnish nifty pairs Of socks she then
exclaimed, . Il We could only get the soldiers
70 save the legs OF. their old socks. we could
make the wool go much farther. They could
send them 10 The committee at Richmond,
whence the socks could be distri buied throssh
the country, Just rs they do clothing to be
made up. We conlo tuen foot them, and send
tn n back 10 Richmond -
Like most iaoies, when they have & benayo-
lent scheme IN view, she was not wanting in
:. plan to accom- 3ish H. II 5 she immediately
added . 1t would oe good plan to ct some
one u write piece about it fer the pa psrs -
and turned 20 me with a 50 viii you write it,''
which aduiitted denial | have therefore
complied as Won see. | believe your motto is
" leave military matters to military men -
II you also believe Il is best 10 leave the mat
ter OF clothing 10 the ladies, whose training
specially qualities them to give advice, YOU
can puhlisi. this. and The soidit gan act ac-
eordingiy, if they are willing put them
selves 10 a little trouble. HoMEsPGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31

TIE Late Cap. !Sianard-ThA body OF
Capt. Robert g. stauurd, ofthe tIird company
How tier Battalion, arrived here By epeciai
train over the York River Railroad. III IA early
hour Yesterday morning iae escort was COM
posed of members of the Fame eommand.
namely Adiutant 7. z. Maye. Sergeants Jai
sen Dickinson, \. G Porter Henry G. Tins
ley, and William Gretter. Capt Slanari died
of typhoid fever, at Lands End, Warwick
county, on Sunday night last, about bali past
II clock Tue intelligence of the sad event
was totally unexpected by his relatives in this
city, who have the sympathy Of Blany friends
in their affection Soon after their arrival, the
remains were placed in u coffin, over which
was spread the Confederate flag, and con
veyed TO the late residence of the deceased -
TIE funeral ceremonies took place at the first
Baptist Church az / clock in the afternoon.
Rev. DIR, Burrows officiating. 4 large con
gregstiou WAS present, and the scene was one
OF deep soiemuify. The c0r;ege then pro
eeeded 70 Holly wood where the reniains ;gere
inferred A number Of HE comrades Of the
deceased, and delegations Of the Masonic Or
der participated in the sad rites, and the pab-
lie Guard performed escort duty on the occa-
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Malrfmoay.-- la peace or war, in days of
pleuty or panic whether bacon il IL or -
cents q pound, and boots IS or sid d pair no
matter what is the price of calico or fiue
linen, or the expense of house rent the young
people will continue TO form alliances matrS
nonisl, and take upon their inexperienced
shoulders the Responsibilities Of we.ided life
Love rules the court, the camp, the grove"
and though we have been for mouths engaged
in war for freedom, We still witness the spec
taele OF men and maidens neekly submitting
to be bound with cords, which, though silken,
are not easily severed. Inc clerks register
shows that eighteen marriage licenses have
been issued in this city during the month of
October, which, we suppose, is equal. to the
average Of previous Years.
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Txr HAxstr.. There ere srre people has.
Ing good time cut OF this var There are
spoilers, sharpers. extcrtlonerr, who are bleed.
INK the soldiers aud the community at every
pore, aud who are growing rich and fat upon
;ueis blood Such prices al these greedy and
aspaeioas monsters demand for articles OF
prime neeeasity are asaost fabulous Sutl.
profits ~ are required to satiate their ravenous
aaws would he deemed incredible by the hur.
s,iest landsaark in any other aye or country OF
Ihrissentoln Talk OF Yankees or of Chi,
,esel Why, tae most remoraeless Yankee
REGULATOR between Richmond and the North
Pole, would die of shame and vexation, ifthey
conil see how operators in Dixie Land surpass
tleir boldost feats of plumber. 1t Is in vain
that Governors Of States iesne proclana-
lions: that the people yell ca. at every fresh
arr, of tho screws; tAat the whole community
s:sad aghast at the shameless greed Of the cor
nnrsut crew Where the carcase IL, there the
axle- will be gathered together Your might
"a well anpeal 10 the moral sense of buz1ards
,na ynltures TO abandon their prey on the bat
IL field. a. EXPECT the harpies OF high prices
relax the grasp OF tDeti SuetP StS"e, aise
ct their poor victims escape. 1t Is Il beautiful
sight 10 see some sick soldier. who has been
,lis'cred by the sun and wet by the dews oi
tx months campaigning, and bias faced dan
rer and death in the battles OF Lis country,
,shing iimidly at some counter the price OF al
rrticie necessary % bis comfort. and turning
.way with a heavy sigh as the man of pence
names price which General Of Division
could not afford. i great world, this, II
world, as CARLYLE woGld say, much forsa-
acn of Con, and in pressing necessity to BIT
tanned.
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NEW MAP.--A map Of the Seat Of War in
the Nsst has inst made its appearance in this
city, which seems 20 have been gotten upwith
pains, and 10 executed with much taste and
beauty. II embraces the Valley Of the Mi-sls-
sippi below the mouth Of the Missouri, In
clndiDg the States Of Louisiana. Mississippi.
Alalann., and Arkansas, with portion Of
Texas, Of the, Iadian Territory, and Of Kan
sas, together with West Tennessee, West Ken.
turky, sonih Illinoia, sud Indiana, and South
Aissonr Il II eelered iithorraph, and seems
10 present aa secarsts view of The whoie re.
giDii embraced, its chief towns, rivers, rotda.
general tspogrspby. end political lines 4 y
esraaiDIy the bs@s map yet sxiast Vt The
Nisissippj Valley, II b NJ sais ~ JyW,
hkspeLy4, ~ Main stsesk
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SUFP0Tg, VA, Oct. 2s, 1851.
The list South Carolina regiment is sta
toned here, and Col. Gregg is regarded by all
Il very superior officer and a most excellent
disciplnariIn. Whes the foe comes he, and
these auder his command, will be found
ready.
Considerable excitement has prevailed IN
this place, ana tGe country surrounding, for
several weeks, in expectation OF AL attack
from the enemy at Old Point. The mum Der
OF war steamers, gunhoats and barges con-
tinue 10 increase bat ZIP TO this time Il is un-
known at what point they are 10 operate
Many suppose the attack win be in the vi ciu-
ity Of Sfnithheli. or Burwell's Bay, with g
view OF getting possession Of the Seaboard and
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroads al or near
this town. The future must reveal their in-
ten lions.
The Christian Conference is 10 commence
on Wednesday next at Carrsyiile. - miles
above Suffolk, GA The f@sboard Railroad
This denominations IS numerous IL this part OF
the State, and 4 large gathering is antici-
pated.
The Methodist Protestant Conference l. to
meet next week at Chnckatuck, 10 miles from
Suffolk. AT this place, also, many are eX-
pected.
am glad to that religions assoc il items
are not being dishanded by the war excite
ment. More hereafter. ONE6A.
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sssses BIS Mcclellan chnnet believe. espe.
usaiiy when remember n ~ ne hse not yet
driykh our ,,irxsts frcrn FatrkA1, nithon
the army Is keye IN miles from there. still The
general opinion seems TO be that he will ad-
vance soon. e-s8s
A stranRs error occurred on our eide the
day after the hattl rer which soms one Is re.
spnnsibis I've Thousand OF tlle enemy
crossed the river 10 sndeavcr 10 rnlrieye The
fortunes OF the grand army by attacking at
ano Their point. Fiadlng the battle over and
to reeross but found themselves com pietely
cut Off. Had au attack been made upon them
every man must have surrendered. Tney
were allowed to take their time in crossing the
river BOHEMIAN.
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4 q God ArroHgcmcnt--lt "a ore of the
lnis fortunes Of soldiers, when, Oh their ar
rival in Richmond. they meet with cid AZ
qaaintauces, that they extend their social IN
terchanges Of sentiment too far. and ;.rs no,
uulrequontlY found reposing in door.s.a,s,
stretched on the sidewalks or il Tao cutters
stupeiied under the conviyiai draHghl- =
peatedly INDUCED in. The police have been
compelled, in such eases, to take the subjects
to the station-bouses and some have been coz
fined in jail for a considerable period, y. hen
their services We're needed in camp. 10 OBJ
viate ali further difficulty in this respect: q
suitable place has been provided ly the Go
vernmeut for the reception OF these iuebriated
wanderers, where thcy viii he kep5 ui.,ier
guard until such time III il leay become proper
TO send them 10 their regiments. This arrange
ment will nob>oniy relieve the municipal eli
GERS of disagree>.ble duty, bit will prove he.
nefeial to the soldiers who are thus led into
temptation.