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A ROw.-There was bit Of a row on the
lower part Of St. Clair street yesterday, be-
tween oOl9red men, which was stopped by the
arrest of two ringleaders by the police.
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The supposed body Of the negro cook who
fell from the steamer City of Buffalo, on her
late trip from MOnre to Buffalo, was
discovered in the lake by the tug Peter
Smith, day or two ago and brought ashore.
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WM. FULLER,
T. W. PELToN,
FELIX NICOLA.
T. IL.

Coon FOR BosTON.-The company raised in
the Northern half of Summit county, by
Lieut.. A. L. conger, of Boston, for Captain
Fitch, of Mortified, left Hudson and Akron
dePots yesterday (MOnday) morning, for
Camp MassilOn. This company was the first
that was filed up in the new IO4th regiment,
and will therefore be Co. A. on the right.
Boston, where Lieut.. COnger resides, out of
less than two hundred votes, has now sent
nearly one hundred Of her best citizens to
the war, and is by some called the banner
town of the State.
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WELL DoSE.-Thirty- eight recruits were
obtained for Capt. Shields battery yester-
day. There win be no drafting for that
battery, sure.
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Coon FOR ERIE.-Erie county, Penna., has
filed its quota for the first call Of three hun
dred thousand mon, and the prospects are
now that she will fill her quota for the second
call without draft.
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PERsoxAL.-Deteetive 10" Tyler Of Buff
falO, one of the most expert rogue catchers in
the country, was at the American yesterday.
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FRonI WAsHrNaroN.
WAsHINaToN. Anr- n

WAsHIAGTON, Aug. II.
Accounts from Culpepper represent the
enemy's estimated force at 10000 and ours
exclusive Of cavalry and artillery as moi
exceeding 1000.
The number Of United States soldiers
wounded is large and the wounds gener-
ally slight. The number killed is small.
On Saturday night the teamsters Iii
their fires, causing the enemy to shell us
in our new position for two hours with
considerable effect.
Yesterday morning the rebels were not
in sight on our front, but the indications
are that they we're reinforced on Saturday
night and were attempting to flank our
movements.
Nothing has, as yet, been heard from
Gen. Buford at Madison Court House.
The rebels unmasked batteries on the
mountain slopes and on every hill, making
a crescent Of batteries Of nearly three
miles covering our own position.
For two hours our batteries were ex-
posed to n cross FIRE and flank fire at every
point. The rebels evidently out-numbered
US in guns and weight of metal. We re-
piled shot for shot till five o'clock when
the rebels opened an enflade battery on
our right.
This was probably one Of the hardest
contested fights in Virginia, lasting until
dark when our troops retired from the field
taking new position beyond reach Of the
enemies guns, which were in an advanta-
geous position on the heights.
Our infantry was badly cut up. We lost
two guns. The enemy loss was certainly
greater than ours as their dense columns
were frequently riddled by our artillery.
Since our correspondent left the field,
large reinforcements had reached there.
Gen. Banks gave orders to cease firing
and charge this battery. The duty was
assigned to Crawford's brigade, Williams
division, and the 46th Pennsylvania reg
iment led the attack. Behind the battery
was a thicket Of shrub oak, and before the
46th Pennsylvania regiment could reach
the guns they were moved down by ter
rife fire from the thicket. The rest Of the
brigade was quickly brought up, and sub
sequently the rest Of Gen. Williams and
Gen Auger's commands, but the brigades
Of the rebels were found at every point.
This battle ground was in a thick wood
with q thick ravine on our right. Here
nearly all their infantry had been concealed
during the shelling, after securing them
selves from observation by expelling our
piekets.
CULPEPPER, Va, Aug II.
The enemy sent ont a fac of truce ask
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRvELAND PRODUCE BIARKRT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY MoRNING, August y, ls62.

FLOUR-salos yesterday were 200 bbls double sx-
tra at si,75
WHEAT-The market was lower. Sales of Il
cars red on track at 81 o3 boat load acht at 81 O
s,SOO bush and 1900 bush fFoe on board at si,O6
CORN-Qulet. No sales reported,
BUTTRR- Good qualities In fair request, Sales
Of 90 kegs primo Central at iOal2c.
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THE LAST cALL.-CitiEens, mass meeting
viii be held on the Public Square on the
evening of the l4th Of August, at O'Clock,
?. n. Right Rev Bishop Rappe, Father
cOnlan, Judge Abbey, Col. Barnett, Esquire
Fitzgerald and other distinguished speakers
will address the meeting. band Of music
will be in attendance. The old secesh gun
will announce the meeting.
By order Of the Union Committee.
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a soldier belonging to the youngstown
company was taken violently ill after reaoh-
ing camp, with cramps in the stomach. A
physician was sent for and he got better.
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PosTPOxED.-The excursion on the steamer
May Queen, for the benefit of the Rev. Mr..
Beattie, which was announced for the 14th,
is postponed 70 August 26th.
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OswRGO 1IARKKr-Aus. IL.

LBY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market steady and good demand fOr IN
terror aud eastern trade.
-WHEAT-Market shade Lower and quiet Esles
4,nSm bush No. Chicago spring at s., ,UO.
COlkN-Market quiet. sales 3,UoO bush Illinois af
465Rc.
Other grains scarce and quiet,
CANAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Boats scaros.
and fOrwarders are asking an advance.
MPORTS-s6, 900 bush wheat; 81 900 hush corn
CANAL LEXPORTS-2,46s bbls Hour q 200 bush
wheat; y UOU bush coru.
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sFHEEEOTTFEs.-stimpso beyond sIl ques.
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get a fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No 25s Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
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HARNESS MAKERS WAxTED-At Christian
& Marshal's, No. 142 Seneca street, sign of
the horse. Three or four journeyman wanted
Immediately. Aug1:tf
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THE Ohio Farmer has been consolidated
with the Field Notes, and will be published
until after the State Pair if no longer.
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FROM MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Aug. IL
The Canadian Parliament is summoned
to meet on the 2eth Inst.
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FIaes and Color.

Recruiting Flags, Infantry Colors, Company
Flags, Artillery COlors, do., manufactured from
Silk or Bunting in best style at very low rates.
Orders promptly filed and sent by express If
desired. @. W. CROWELL & co.
No. I'll, Superior St., Marble Block. Cleveland
Ohio. sug6;40l
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

oOUPoN INTEREST. = Highest premium
paid for Coupon Interest due on $40 Gov
eminent Notes, Aug. Ie.
C. A, READ &co.,
augll:4O4 Bankers, 95 Superior St.
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IEDzFExDExoE ARoUsE l-on Wednesday
evening at o'clock there win be q mass
s meeting on the Publiee Squire at the Center.
udgs Abbey, Charles Arnold, Esq, Dr.,
yrsl and CePtain John I. ssmPle VIII be
~ 70 speak and receive recruits.
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BOARDING.

D0ARDING.-ONE OR Two YoU1rz
bllyats tsgily, 81 81 BoliVsE-st 1SFRI modSTsfs.
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GOID, SILVER, Old o. s. Treasury Notes, Cam
ada and Premium Funds Of all kinds, bought at
best rates BY E. B. HALE,
jyl4:4OO Ill Superior street, Cleveland.
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WAR MEETINe IN BRooKLYN.-There will
be tOur sOssiiag at the Wade House, in
Brooklyn, tomorrow evening, August 18th,
1862, at which time the executive committee
for the township, viii make their report as
to the amount Of funds raiJed for volunteers,
and what is to be done with the funds raised,
An who intend to volunteer from Brooklyn,
and who desire a portion Of this fund arc
expected to be present, and hand in their
names. This is the last call for volunteers
in Brooklyn before drafting, and the last of
fer Of bounty to volunteers. Col. Jack
Easement Of the lOs regiment is expected to
be present and address the meeting.
WM. FULLER,
+. W. PELToN,
FELIX NICOLA.
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No. 50 south side Public Square.

HORSE FOR sALE.-A fine young Morgan
Horse for sale low. Apply at Livery Stable
of Mr.. Walbridge' Chamberlain street. st
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PAPER MANUFACT0RY.

CLEVELAND PAPER COMPLY,
~ -Maputacturers Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
PING PAPER. Orders filed promptly.
rBRAGS Wanted. Office l60 Suparior-St.
n. W TAYLOR. Aren't
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July2s;R12

HS New Livery, Boarding aud Sale Stables, IS
Champlain street.
Franz B. FRANK G. WALRRIDaE.
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THR 0PRRA LAST NIeHT.-Rarely has the
Academy afforded richer treat to 50 large
and appreciative an audience than was rem
dered by the Holman troupe last night. The
troupe presents such a combination Of talent
such as we scarcely remember having Wit
messed. The most critical observer must be
charmed with such artistic perfection in such
youthful artiItes. Every part Of the pro-
gramme was success, several Of the pieces
being warmly oneOred. The youthful grace
and freshness Of voice Of the performers,
their tasteful costumes, and tho pleasing
character Of the whole performance, gave a
perfectly fascinating character to the even
ing's entertainment, unbrOken by failure.
Miss sallio is perfect gem in song, and de-
lighted Us with her remarkable powers Of ex-
seutiOn. The little Julia is a perfect PiccOl-
ORiHi, and seemed to charm everybody In the
audience. Master Alfred Is a great drummer
and beats everything We have yet heard.
Benjamin, as the Pedro Of the opera, gave US
fan enough to create laugh when We think
Of him as that villain Pedro" In short,
our space fOEbids US to say more than that
this troupe affords one Of the most ehaste
and pleasing entertainments We have yet
had, and as their stay is necessarily limited
owing to engagements at Cincinnati, our cit
iiens will do we'll to attend the performances
Of this splendid troupe, at the Academy of
Music. Tonight We have Cinderella and
the new Operotta written expressly for the
Infant Julia, which we understand has ex-
cited the most unbounded applause.
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PLEAD GUILTT.-Mary Gardner, the young
woman whose arrest for robbing the house Of
her employer, Captain Scott, we noted yes
terday, vas brought before Police Judge Vail
yesterday morning, and pleading guilty, the
case was continued to Wednesday morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-12

Infantry are enrolling rapidly, There
is no necessity Of drafting on the first re-
QUESTION Of the Federal Government.
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CnLpEpprR M Ann hi.

ObAEEFFhfAt ' ds3 mug H.
The enemy sent out flag Of truce ask
ing permission to bury their dead. This
shows that with all their superiority of
numbers they were too badly cut up to
maintain their position, and that their fall
ing back yesterday was from necessity not
choice. Our troops are engaged in bring
ing off our wounded from the field and
burying the dead.
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Important to Ladies'.

Mrs. c. 8. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose of Of
fering her unrivalled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to fit all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
Aug. y: AIS.
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CHICAGO MARKET-Ans. IL

IBT TEIEaRAPH.l
HFIsOUR-Market quiet
,WHEAT-sales at atWsssJso for Ss / sz&ss0 foT
CORN-33633%c for mixed
OATS-Quiet at 2g93O.
RECEIPTS-4,OO OOj bbls -four 47,oOO bush wheat;
Ial 900 bush corn.
sHIPlIBNTs-4,7O 100 bbls sOuri 5. 900 bus wheat
45l go bush corn
FREIGHTS-EG2c loweF
xOHANGE-URchanged- Cola l4,&91I ? cent
premium.
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Notice 10 yVarer TaIrors.

At a meeting Of the Trustees Of the Water
Works, June 18th, it was ordered-That a
new assessment be made Of the water takers,
and their Superintendent and Engineer, Mr..
Joseph Singer, was authorized to make the
same for said purpose. It is requested that
the water takers viii give him the required
Information appertaining thereto.
By order of the Trustees.
aug9:4OO GEo. W. GIRTY, Secretary
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FALL STYLE CENTS DREss HATs-Just received
in advance Of all competitors. Also full assort-
ment Of Caps constantly on hand.
DECKAND 4 ENGELHART,
Leading Hatters, opposite the Wedden.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10.
Six thousand cavalry are already en-
rolled, and further enlistments will be re-
jected, there being one thousand over the
ouota
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New York Life Insurance Company.
CAPTAL-S2, LAG, ,767.oS.
L. D. HUDsoS, Agent.
0fice-0viatt's Exchange, foot of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:ly.
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WHO ARE TO BE ARRESTED.
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a0LDPENs.

pc - - Coos Nari1rr '-11f iili-----
.1.pPs' l Ps.ss Ss SlS5ai9g, -, 8Isl fii
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n. Y. STOCK MARKRT-Aus. IL.

LbA LhLEaAAFh-l
1kONER-The market continues easy ct Ad5 PR
-eRt on call and 4s59251 for strictly Primep apeT
STERLING EXCHANGR-More active Ahd
more steady. Bankers bills nominal at l2ltf3l35k.
f1aOLD-American gold hrmeT. Market opening
Isi closing steady at l3s Per cent. premium. Calf
GOVERNMENT STOCkS-Firm. o. States
g q 81 9y-69gg4{, 30 Treasury Notes l0a6l036.
SIOCKS-Chlcago & Rock Island, 6iA; Chicago,
Harrington & Quincy, 81 MilWaukee Prairie du
ClIlen, S3S Toledo & Wabash, 4Ok b50; Cleveland
4 Toledo, 4s.s; Galena Chicago, 6gz1 Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, ll9i Cleveland Pittsburgh
22Si LII. Central scrip 50 Michigan Southern 26R ;
Michigan Central, 63s6 Reading, 5e Harlem 81, pre-
aerred Ss!. American Cold ll34 Delaware & Hud-
son, 4Si Pacific Mail ll05;N. Y Central g3z Erie IS
Chicago & \. W ID bonds 29ts do lst 5DH; Toledo 4
Wabash lst bOuds a. do I'd 641s Hudson Sd g. do lst
Ro; ETo 9Th 81; Brooklyn water loan lO4; Ohio go
Et2i Mo. 46; Va 52 Tenn. 5O4 California 70 81; Pam
ssna 1877 Michigan Southern guaranteed 5sSS.
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NJ ETERINARY AND HORSE
SHOEIHG.-H. W. REDHEAD & Co, rsspect-
fully announce to their friends and the public, fhat
having made extensive arrangements In their Esab-
hshment, they are now prepared to attend 70 the
Veterinary and ShOeing Of Horses, in the most skill
ful manner. All business done, and Charges made.
VIII be satisfactory We win warrant.
~ Give rs call, and II rot as We say, Just lst ~
know. fsbf7.Rl3
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TE FAIR

Liberal Premiums offered by the St1t9 Board on
best descriptions Of Wools should and VII e1cQuTaq9
choice lots for exhibition from AL parts Of he United
States and Canada Having consented % tare charo
Of and arrange such WoOs az nay Be sent for ehhl
ton, In building % be devoted ooualfely . that
purpose, shall endeGYor 70 make it prC1taole ana
Interesting to all exhibitors, and Il is % a hoped tia
all samples viii be sent early a. the ist Of August,
the number Oft1eecas, bearlng IN mind that not len
than twenty VIII b entitled % premluEn8. Entry
desired. ). N. GOODALs, Agent.
may2ldEwfs40l
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Eoqsty Wounoed. The mayof otde7ads
e niliiia under arms, but their services
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DTYOT TOOTH sl,OO.

~ AAlFAS,--A dne aE1oruieni uf lviu- -
!o-l, s!ich e Cote New MODEL, bon II nisr n aE
ss se 3 . 9elos5 . s9arps, spiss suzith Weazonia &
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TELEGRAPHTC.

An EXPLANATORY CIRCULAR.
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MILWAUKEE AIARKRT-Aua. II.

lBY TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Afarket UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-HarketI I1sS2c higher s75se for No. l
iIRECEIPTS-l,lO 100 bDls fOnf; 26,O0O bush wheat
SHIPMENTS-l9O0 bbls -FOUR 1900 bushels .
FREIGHTs-sc to Buffalo.
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WANTED-Fractional Stock of the Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati Railroad.
E. B. HALE, Banker,
Ill Superior street, Cleveland.
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Albert the Good is now de accepted
nhraaa In fhn Enrli.h --n.l.l.. I.........l.
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RFNOVATFD-Or

4 CARPETS RENOVATff.-=QNR
dollar for each Carpet VIII make fsern e. ciesn
as new without wearing them as much a. the usuai
mode Of dusting or injufing the colers VFe e WOOL
They viii be secured without cutting and dsiiFersf
Whols without being feltsd.
Orders may Be left at Office, or through the Post
Once in which csa Carpets will be received and DE-
nvered 70 the owner for 25 cents extra charge,
apr29 CLEVELAND WORs4lHD 60.
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IS : ~ : ~ q, h7liY % q "
CHIMNEY foPs, and
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Liberal Advances

Msds, when LEFT 70 Be sold at the next Stats Ear
Sales In September. It is expecied egeEg pfominent
nan nan uiaf ifeT a s s9o es9isf ~ n iis,3s,
chants and Growers, who should have thoir Eool1,
not only exhibition, but for sale All WooLs con
s7uod 70 u8 vii Be sold previous 70 that tina Uhan
ny ns1rrar9f nriraq IN hsIn insf
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w y. CLARKE.
Lac Clark to Maj. John Coon, Paymastsr O. s A.
War Claim Agent,

BACK PAY, BOUNTY, PENSIONS, 50,
For Soldiers or their Widows and HsirI. Ones
No. Perkina' Block, near the court House. CisvS-
-. Pay prooursd fsr Rasigned Omcsrs and Dis-
CHARGED soldiers With g.ry litfe dalay InlylS-l,l1
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n. Y. BANK STATElIKNT-Aug. II.
-rr go,
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AGRICULTURAL.
JLIP BULBSl TULTP BULBSl

Id Coarse and Fine BONE DUST, in quantities 70
sun purchasers Tor sale at Factory prices This is
the cheapest and best fertilizer used. Price sl6 ton
or CSC y hundred FOR fine; and sl4 q ton or6Oo D hun
dred for coarse. All orders promptly filed.
mayhdkw J. STAIR Sun, lis Ontario-St.
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LTQUID STOVE POLISH.

- Sold bT gealors eFeryWhors liberal discounf
70 the Trade. LEADBEATER 4 Co., nole r1auuf1c-
turara, 2Ql FulfOn-Sf N Y i-1frTisr1teof
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we entered.
A watch light burning on the table, and
Bible open at The ninety-frst Psalm by
its side. and the young wife asleep in a
large armchair. looking, as l thought
never more lovely. He did net speak or
wake her, but. kneeling down at her bed
side, he buried his face in the pillows. and
l knew by the strong heavings of his shoul-
ders that weeping and thanksgiving, and
the voice of alteration, for great goodness,
and fervent supplicatiOn. were all ascending
together to Heaven, from a heart which
was greatly but sweetly over tried with
sudden JOY He then arose, and, turning
to me, he cried, "uncle," and clasped me
in his arms; and then, again kneeling down,
gently and reverently, and with look and
smile of unspeakable love, he took his
wife's far little hand which hung over the
arm of the chair, and, kissing it most ten
derly, she awoke-and in a moment they
were fast locked in each others arms
Dearest Harry, God has preserved US
wonderfully; the old oak was split by the
lightning early in the night, and afterwards
fell with a frightful crash; thought at
first that the house was falling, but only a
few windaws and states were d!slodged.-I
The tree fell clear of us, through Gods
mercy, and has lain before the house all
the night, stretched in front, and shielding
US from the storm. Dear old friend, faith
ful even in death; and we we're as secure,
hehind iFc roacc of cfopn opI branches NJ IS
we were sheltered in castle of steel At
first, l was dreadfully alarmed, but my
children wele all asleep, and knew nothing
either of danger Or of dread; and as the
night wore Oh, and l sat here working, and
reading and waiting for your return,
grew perfectly calm, knowing tha. God
would take care of me and mine, and so
l scarcely heard the storm, and my only
anxiety was about my husband and our
good uncle here"
"And minci'-he said, with fervent So
lemnity of manner; Il will not speak of it
now, for indeed something more than the
hcaviness of death was with me all the
night, in the thoughts of losing you, Mary;
but l am well content that it should have
been so now, since such JOY has come in the
morning; but see,' said he, going to lit
tie oriel window which faced the east,
i'there is the first sunbeem over the CAT
tees, and greet it from my heart; for it
will not shine on happier being under the
whole wide heavens than | am, on this I
blessed Nov Years Morning" s I
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News from Co. Il, 7th Reg-0rders to
Move-Meeting with Gen. Cox
Transfer to Romney-The March
The Potomac and Seenery-The
Forces at Romney--The List Of Co. II
Reeruits-Promotions, &c.
ROMSEY, Va, Dec.slS. 1861.
Editors Of Clironicle:-FrOm the date
of this letter you will perceive that our
regiment has made another change Of loea-
ton. Doubtless you were as much sur
prised at the news as were the officers and
men Of the 9TH at the order received by
Gen. Cox on the 9th inst, to sen6 our reg
iments to Romney to report to Gen Kel-
ley. .s-.
Some little feeling was manifesisl ly
the officers because they supposed the or
der was a reflection upon Gen. Cox, and it
resulted in a serenade and an expression OF
regrets to the General by portion Of the
field and all the line officers in Camp, ON
the night before the departure, which Was
feelingly responded to by the Gepsrd1 The
occasion was one of interO~tand long to be
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