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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and Elsctropathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases.
Reference given 70 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. SEQ advertisement in anOthSr col
umn. oHce No. III Ontario strsgt'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

TEE sEATTEe PAR1.--The snow was clear.
ed OF the greater portion Of the Pond yes
tsrdsy, and very good ics presented ilsslf
Of which large number Of ladies and gen
tlsmen availsd thomsslYes.- sa 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

- Rev. Samuel WOlcOtt viii be installed
Pastor of Plymouth Church on Wednesday
of this week. Examination of the candidate
to commence at 2P. N. Installation SER
vice at P. NJ. Sermon by Prof. FiShs, of
Chicago Theological Seminary. 2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CLEvELAND FEMALE sEMIEARY.-The Aekt
term will commence on Thursday, February
9th, at A. N. Pupils should be present
on the first day of the term.
Street Car tickets can be had at The semi-
nary; also passes for the term at t'0sHt5f-frs
per cent of usual rates. jan. 2o;S7S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
.r- CITY OouaeII.
Tnranlv Evari,c r.

TUnspAT EYsring, Feb. 4, 1859.
ProsSnt-AnthOny, Ballard, Benton, Blair
ROnd, COOnrnd, Corning Dixon, Qusyls
Sabin, Stevens, slurgess, Thomas, Well,
house, Willard.
The President, H.s. Stevens, in the Chair
Minutes Of last meeting read and sp-
proved.
nEPORTs AND OoMNUEIoATIoNs.
or Gas Inspector for the month of Janu.
ary, that the gas furnished the city during
the past two months was fully up 20 thC
London standard both in Illuminating pow
or and chemical purity, and that the total
amount consumed by the city during the
month Of January was S65,79T feet. Filed.
OF Secretary Of Victor Works Of receipts
and expenditures for the month of January.
Receipts 1890 6S
Expenditures 525 IS
Receipts OvOr expenses sos 81
Filed.
VI Board of City Improvements, adverse
ly to resolution in relation 20 placing a cul-
vert from tho junction of Monroe and Pearl
streets along the west line Of Pearl street to
Filed.
OF Police Clerk for month of January, as
Report of ROEes Court Proceeding, for No.
UsH6sr, 1851.
Or Police Clerk, proceedings of Police
Court for month Of jan, 1852, as followsi
Sity tyCases-NumbeF of persons arraigued. a
Number Of State examinations.
Total number srraigned before COURT. a
cITT CASKS.
Amount Of anes assessed sed..................s 70 90
oO'~ ."...v.... IL %
Total amount Of assessments. ........s 81 70
Amount Of fines collected. $50 90
costs ............ -. "a
Total amount collected. SIS "a
Amount Of fees paid witnesses ....------.s 25
Balance paid into City Treasury. $50 90
STATE cAsEs.
Ainountoi nnes assessed .s90O "
State examinaiion;... ii;ii3n.... 40 10 II II
Total amount of fines and costs. -. .ssS8 O9
Amount of fines collected. IS 90
costs ................ 20 70
Total amount collected and same paid
into County Treasury -. IS 81 70
CITY CASES.
lntoxieati0n. 20
disturbance
Destroying Property ............
hBfhuCy s..-ss.--..s sec 8
ResidingIn house of III fame. .............
Keeping house Of ILL., fame
Violating Water Ordinance. noe..........., /
Soliciting Passengers.
Al
STATE OASIS FINALLY DISPOSED OF.
Petit larceny 10
Receiving Stolen Property
anu DatteIy "
Drunkehness-' --...-.................. 2
STATE EXAMINATIONS.
Burglary and larceny Observation-Disclosures.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

oH1o EDUoAT1OEAL MOEFHLT.-The Feb
ruary number of this periodical is out, and
contains, besides the excellent Editorial De-
partment, valuable papers upon the follow
ing subjects: topography in the Primary
SCHOOL, "school 0ymnasties;" coral Les
sons in Arithmetic" 'teraeticsl Duties in
the School ROOm;" "on the Teaching Oi
Foreign Languagssy'' 'oThs Life Of Life"-
poeLry-by Rev. Harvey Rice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

Tors EHLAEsED.-We arc informed that
sanford's Hall, on the West Side, is to be
aopsldsrably enlarged. The West Side has
asszed doesn't hall in'Wbich to bold
-. arb,,., gatherings, and We are glad to
I..-p tbat an ,stort e secure one Is being
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

Pomeroy asked to take up The resolution
offered yesterday, relative to the command
of the Department of Kansas, and calling
on the Secretary Of War for the orders and
direction in regard to the supplies lOr that
command, and whether it ia to be comman-
dei by Gen. Lane, and whether the orders
have been changed since Gen. Lane left, and
whether the order of Gen. Hunter is accord
ing to the orders of the War DEPARTMENT
Passed.
Mr.. Hale moved to take up the bill pro-
viding for iron clad steamers. Agreedt to.
Mr.. Hale proposed to Withdraw both the
amendments Of the committee and ssksd the
Senate to make the subject the special order
for Friday, when they would hear him
(Hale) on the report Of the Naval committee
in regard to the Secretary OF the Navy. BE
hoped the Senate would pass the bill as it
came from the House.
On motion of Mr, Hale the report Of the
Naval Committee on the Secretary of the
Navy was taken up, and made the special
80 80 . fJrOltleic rtoA SIls4 relsel5 49,
rsCommitted to the Naval Committee.
BriRht's case was then taken up.
Mr.. Sumner made long speech, adFoea-
ting the expulsion Of Bright. After executive
session, adjourned u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

~ You can get oranberries, hickory
nuts, and dried apples By the barrel, carbon
and lubricating oils in quantities, and at
prices to suit customers, at Geo. sprague's,
OviatPs Exchange. IW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

1,s4lLLl41ON.ZRsv. ssmssi WOleOtt, lsss
ofChicseo, viii bo installed Pastor Of itly-
mouth Church this evening at 9o'cloeH.-
Ez.uinatiou Of the candidate VIII take
nlsaa thiy afternoon At o'clOck'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
RRAVRIlER1 REGIsFER.

Citiaers Wishing conveyance % either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Btevens' Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their address at the Omnibus once, I4f Superior
street, ReEt door te the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

From Secretary of Roard of Education
asking permission by instruction of the
Board, 10 expend a sum not TO exc sed 81. rs,
for the purpose Of procuring q case for col
lection Of Geological and other specimens,
70 be placed in the East High School Build
ing. Filed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

Q. O.-Regular meeting this evening o.
o'clock: A fulltmseting is desired. lnitla-
ton of new members ct 7J1< O'cleck.s Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

NEW TERH-CBETELAED IEsTITUTE.-The
next term viii commence on Monday even-
ing, 3D. inst, at 9O'clOek. All who are de-
siroua Of attending should apply soon, as
the school has been very full the past term,
and not sufficient room to accommodate all
applicants.
Stevens omnibusses will leave the We'd
dell House, as usual, for the accommodation
Of day pupils. ieb3-St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

" MIsOEnLANEous-

The gre test amount insured 10 anv risk SIS COO,
but will not generally exceed SO O0o-
The grrases amount allowed b. she rules to be IA
suref 10 any one city, town CT Vhla-e d. penc1
upon the size, lOoaIi0n, dsscrip iOa Of Buildings
and means Of extinguishing hre5.
The greatest amount allowed 10 he insured IN any
one blOC dsFends upon above circ umstante eg, bat
no agent is authorized 70 taEe mo Q than 200
at any one risk except in special cases
The amount Of its capital e3rnings deposited in
any other state. es curify ior losses tnerein:
namiuR then, with the amoune IN each, and
whetHer such company tranaaCts any bull1e18 o.
fnEuraucs 10 said State or States. nouo- p
The Charter, act Of Incorporation OF said Oopa'
NJ furnished with hfst statement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

LAVA Trp e1s BuRSERs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in the street
lamps, for sale at Is cents eschD BY
tT.T ". P. Fosa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
OF AUTHORITY.
UOszPGs on The SIss day Of January. Isss)
AUDIEos OF sfATE,s OFFIoz,
INBUlkNcE DEFkB1IElf,


Whsrsas. the RESOLUTE EIRE IESURAHCG
CON fART, located at New York, IN ths-Stlt9 q
New York, has died in th5 once sEorn1 1tat- msne
Of i!s condition. required b. the hrlt section ef
the act TO regulate Inlufance Com pAnie8 not nnor-
pOrstsd b. the state Of Ohio" passed April 5, l6i
and, whereas, said company has furnished tha un-
dsrsFned satiaac ory evidence that tt q poaleg8i q
at least One Hundrud tboua nd Dollars q ectlal
capital invested In sOeks, or IN b0ndsi or IN mort
gaEea e real estate, worth double ne amount hss
Which th Eame z meElgagedi and, Enersaa, sasa
companY has hlsd in thtg once ~ tiEea
under lie corporate seal, Bigned ~ tne ELc.lea1s
and Secretary thereof euthJriElng any eeens q
agents Of Haid company n this state 70 aeE1oals
oIRa serVics OF pEcea18, Tor ard N 9enAl q lel4
cospuang, conssnting that gueh 8efsioe q process
EhalI be iakon and hsc 20 Be as valid a9 II leIFeG
n1an ia CON rnnt Eccordilg 70 tbalaHl ol tnll o.
~ 1fhsr Stafo, and gaiTlng al Slain or rlGht o.
1Iror ~ ss1on Of Izcn ackuo dEmelt q s1fE.cas
No. therefore, n purluenca 81 tee lIat section
of 40 aior. 1ad act, i, Robert W Taylar, Auditor
81 FIats for The Ststs of Ohio, do hereby certify
80 90 Rssolute Eire Insurance CoEDany q heU
T7s s snihoTilsa 70 transaSt tia business of lire
TnSFa1cs 10 this State until th9 thirty deT q
JanuarT, in ths ytay one Thousand eight hnndrs and
- INWITNEss WHEREOE, I have hersunle
(ral subscribed ny nama and oauled TIE eaal q
- M c1lco % Be a1Led tll ny ana lo-E
TATtEB,
f,b4 Andit0f o. ststa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

CRIVFoRD's RETAIL Coal TARD.-Buy
vOur coal Of him. His +" CHIPPEWA" Is
the very best for family use.
ones and Yard foot Of Seneca pirest
bridsi. P, o. drawer IN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

T~ j.. B. Halls ArniCa Oil, for Chill
blalns, FFOst Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts
etc. Price as cents, al No. II Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
THR RRIeHT QUEsTION.

A resolution insiructing Representatives
in Congress 70 vote for the expulsion Of
Bright passed the House and is being con-
sidered by the Senate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
u. .Tampsr no. Ia Natnre nnd thn lnNa

Tampsr not with Nature and the lawl
IAsuioaland neral that guide her operations. Her
gaa Wsre mads 70 USE snd not ABUSE. Tho dire.
"a FoEaltu arsing ffom the latter are 'egiens the
no7e sstued habiN Of the baaeF sort may BE- over
oons ~ q oarsiul psFssal Of the work ''HUhAE
HRAIbTHs or PhysioloEoal Researches" II Wnl
led thosss debased and degraded victims that hover
"a ths brink Of dissolution, 20 the pathB Of happl-
noss and virtue. RSad and bo convinced, the tIuth
q shsro.
bold ~ DR. BARROW, Isi Bioookor strSst, HsW
loEk. PFioo . cents. Bent fToo sFSryWhsFe.
uold also e7 6. v. uark, pF0gEiEtu, OsVoland.
. 1ffn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

MERoHAEF TA1LoE.-F. A. Brown, late
with ". B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, al
ISs Bank street. janlS.ssO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
oRprNAroEa.

To grade and improve Orange street from
the line between ten acre lots Nos. "A and
IS and an alley between Jackson and Bel
mont streets. Passed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

~FOF hesh Homeopathic Medicines
% PsHsss Powders Or tAquidS, OF any
strspgth, can st Halls, II Public SSsuaEN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

~ There win be dOnAtien visit at the
Parsonage Of the Free .oOpsregasonal
Church in oOllsmer, Thursday sYsning'
Feb. 9Th. re. t-ss .--1 "a u slas -7i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

RSl1aious REY1VAL,-A correspondent
wtifing rs tom Delphi reports religious
revival there Of very gratifying character.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
CLEVELAND. Nov % 1861

ULEYELAND, Nov, Is, 1861.
We take great pleasure to state that we
consider Messrs. Taylor & Cos Horse Shoe
Machine Que of the best inventions in this
country. The horse shoe that it manufsc-
lures is far superior to any we have ever
seen. The machine is in every respect prac-
teal, simple in its construction and works on
mechanical principle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
er-rs.ssraE ag8IBOa q. q ssa5s. :. p,

Itfa hereby certified that the foregoing e cor
rect COPY OF the Statement Ct condition q tho
8ads Q this Oncs lor the ysar t2, and now On NE
herstl. .-,-.-,,a
{Ls} : Gaal''4 u l. Z fssi s'sii..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

- Coal Oh Lamp Ohimneys, that OAH
I.oT a EzoKzE sT EEa EaA4, can be found q
y. 2. Foggs, corner suPsSioz and seneca
szSsa. a.g .-ood - rEaC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nFTn0T5 On IRREoULARITTEs AVOTDID

EFTDoE1 on IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.
NO math oatlhg and drinking, new habifu and
Rodal q uis ollsh prodlos irrsgulariiioa IN the
bouuh and rsnaFal health Of thu system. But Bran.
osth'l Piln win soon cure, the stomash win rogaln
ies soruagth and healthy aetion Of The system VIII
- rustoFod No NSdoinos aFu equal IN usefulness
@ tha
BRANDRRTHs PILLS,
HRANDRura'8 uElVERsAL BALYE AND
AhLoouK's POR0Cs PLAeTERs.
HVoET nan Of TIE Fire Gonagtl had bon of BFan-
erotet PiIls, box Of Univerlsl sAlEo, and an An
eooEN Porous Plaster, Pat In their knapaack nee q
uEpeas. And 70 thii aot nay b attrihuisd ths ~.
aeaps ofany Of this Regiment fon The hospital
ngsEy soldi uhOald hAFo boE of Br-ndruth's
Eiils boa q eaiVe, and piocs Of Porouu Plaster
~ ars sure 70 b usafal oisan nis-ssVing.
tol4 Do A. Gardner, ~ Superior utrsst, UlsFs
1nd, ohlo, and By al rUspeotshis dealers n msdi.
douL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
L H. sOLOEoF5ON.

EFeEes1i Esd SSeEs,ss 0ytsiG
Esra he largest tslsstnsHt q the nolt fmpf s
Endl Of 6PEOIAUGES. Al his gldssest Uhetns"
a5F nesr O iaf ulsheed, are ErcCnd under his "
salnooi17 ~ mnoainefI ol neE oonElTi6 With
snocatult care % e. @ lui3 tbs egea in ~ osesi
gIFilE Weakness, DiEElnelf or lnfRl nation of the
gess and imPsrtilE GiFeafih fer long Rating o.
EleGeWing. -..-...., -,
an SolsmOnSon WOglG hars iafarn ths pnbli1 thai
haEeFer smBloIu any one II the sale O ~ ss9lss
~ Also, = splendid aaaOrtm ant Of SPY GL A31A1
VfluTl800PIa5, OOMPA8sEss 6e., On hama.
- ARTIPIQLAll BEHB snsarssa WithoSs PaaEl
oSTi0S-Eo. 10 sgSsFioF street, under american
fme9ss maTlsdsW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

GGq:-Ossys V0pta O'Ea as''''l'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

Tn SUBscRIBKRs HAVE JGsT SET UP AT
fsisF Custom Eeed MIL which is IN connection with
TnsiF OIL Cloth Factory and " hito Eead Works, on
fha canal lust above ontario street New MIL for
ssriadinF Corn and Cob Meal, IN the use OF which
nsoss than twenty-five per cent. iE saved in feed-
M either % hogs, horae5 or catiln. Corn in the
~ bGaght and taken n e9ohal6e for meal.
JOIN WEBS1ER q 90.
Clsyl1End, Jan. 4, ls62. iEn4RH
T6IR u BEST ARTIEIOIAL Help
q - HUHAE BIaH1 EVsR IHVHauRl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05

ARREST OF REBEL MAJOR.
A rebel Major was arrested in lower
Maryland. The detectives represented them
selves IS members of secret organization
in Baltimore, and Wormed into his conf
dence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

scs q tho var was entirely abandoned BY treaties Of
psAcs which, there can be no doubt would have estAb
shed permanent settlement had France been able to
erect stable government Second the success was h1al'
y ysrJ inccmplss, and, thlrd it vas not lasting By
parity OF reasoning, since that his chosen mode, We
NAY infer that the Yankees will DO compelled to dssst
hA could they schieve any ruccess they would ind it
essentially different from their expectations, and that
brave people, even susjugatsd, viii find an oppostu'
atty to break the yoke.
Such ID the msssrs consolation, which the North may
derive from the argument OF Mr. Everett hs logo
scarcely merits serious coufutstior, while the Aooreo
uios,es of his STYLE vhoss cold and heartlsss glitter
bad svsn in tines Of tranquility, the chilling effect Of
An snanAtsu from his own frosty Cline seem now, amid
the din Of war and the sbuiGon Of feeling spgulAry
dissordant Conf & hO~evsr from one OF tho hSas oi
Yalkssdon We may fad room for eonsraiulAion IN
Iholr emptiness and vanity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

Bow BrrvETS NiaGERs AND YANKEE SOLDIERS IN
NIsHvLLE.-Iho Nashville Dispatch, Of September lob
tays:
o. Saturday night an imucrse crowd assembled OF tho
theatre. AL that part CT the auditorium set apart for
Wbio people crow led a. carly hour that stand.
ing room could scarcely be Obtained when nuuber of
ptiVaes Ct Ito 10 OHIO occupied the negro gallery Be-
fore tie frs act over tsat rSr OF the houo also
became crowd'6; snj the fall of tho curtain some
OF the UegrCes cit their and passing through
the crowd, slen eolders se'z them and knocked
them down In ten micues every negro had BEEN badly
beaten aud oted from the housc some Of them bling
thrown entirely down tie stairs from the top to III, bot
tom As IN, les one Disappeared l;stness was again
restored. No alarm Was visible In tho lower part the
house, and when tho band rad fnshed their perform
snces the curtain rose ard the play proceeded without
interruption.
LesVing the theatre several members OF the lO:h re-
paired to Smoky Row, where they osms in contact
With the provost guard. Alter considerable disturb.
snce with them, they committed several 5epredaltn, IN
houses IN tic Eeghoorhood which we're ally brought
to Gloss by Voley from he guard severely lany
one OF TO dslpfbors in the lee, and enabling the guard
to arcs. Others.
o. Sunday mcnicg The soldiers resumed their attacks
uPol the gro,s!tis time dsply1g .hog pug diys
propaGsts specially sgqins; those negroes drcssed in
FsderdUriotm. Ga TIE square putty iisrshsl Steele
proba7y siv &c hie OF a SCGeo by advising him 20
take eli t' ctCt Ehcn thN HoiiCfs ar0r tore /. iuto
atoms having previously kuonsed the negro d0sn CIV
ersl time 10 make hG tGks f bis olylhes o. Dsal.
tick street. trey caught snO.h,r Hsgo in uniform, AID
lIsrsly striped il tf iea'i rim % escape ws!i
cred with bruises ard only paJa5 covered with rags.
Another negro in uniform caught Gay ere.t.
At their rCqu g. be very wi,ciy took Of his military
Goa, wben the sodets tcgo t In slreds aud threw il
the sueet. Two three other csses ocGu red during
the atsrrocn, but no material damage was dono.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07
HIS EEctIIe5ey JOHN LKTcHIR,
Governor OF Virginia.
ExrcurrrE D1rkrNrrr. Anc. lb. lsG

bAACOAFA Aug ~, lcOSs
sRS-Sincs 10Y Communication to you OF jay % b,
Cas- aud your rtpy Of the Sl't OF the game month,
occurrence have n1EPired uuci make a further cor
resp nisrce saIy upon the sui therein referred
20 and sutjso's Of a kindred chsraoer.
IulGelsald tkst the Ics0reTg recently confined a.
L'neht1rg, oipigSod ~ G.ner, KS N, and belong
irg ioNoHhHssteF1 Virginia regiments, organ Esd bv
10 aC'h1J sls With The egpr,Ut ian Of the usurDtd
government ,u6eS PirpOu' have been ordered 10 il
oiy fIara:ory 20 bsi.c e-hsEg ., anl s0ue Of item
cave Cclsiy bsCa oIslsncCt uni,r ths r.ei recent
" sgreCd ug1u bs.steG The CJrirdeTst3 Government
aud TIC GJysTlUen, Of tie UUitlG States. couolud,
there ore, tia, you have decided tbs Ey rcqp,s. in
gTd 10 'hSn Is 10. 70 De- scetd j TO- Itth,s Icqges il
no. % be granted imsgEe the quest IN rJgSri 20
ihe oE5crs captuc,d on the Cbiohshom.uy wi aso be
deost Az tie gtecu.Vc Ct Y rgnis l haSs pr.sslted
ese matters ios tie o1Usid ration CT the War par
nen To on imperative seuss Of day TO the people
o Fhgi-a. by whoa LAVo bcsl charged with tho ex.
ecu ion Of the lave u ihS Safe.
fness matters hlvi,g been 5i7pore1 o. come to
one Ehch recent tCcuUelCeJ base presented for ih0
console ion Of The peopl OF Vglis especially, and Of
tee ScuIa generally.
IL TT lac org. cement between the armies OF Gen.
erals Jaekson AID Pope captures have hen made Of
Ceers Gld men who have yiol4sd tho lAwp Of VHgnis
and have incurred the penalties exod 10 their VolA
uon II can procure the necessary evidence (ts b.,
heYe can CO., wish to sui 70; these parties 60 trial
II the State shall fell TO make cut the o,se they will be
rss'ored 10 the crsoiy Of Confederate Gle 10.
Ia the recent lester Of the President to Gsnsrsl Leo,
under date Jay SIS, 1882, hnd thsss prisoners thus
truthfully and appropriately described:
sndsr this state OF facts, this Government has Is.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07
a. g. Wa DLP'r, }
Sap, II, 1862. (

Sr:-I mus. apologiz, for not sooner stki: s!edgng
toe recep: of your letter OF the 10 ult in reference
tho su,ren6e- Of certain prisoners of to tho civil
thoyi,Gs Of Virgirl r trial fsons and beg you TO
hld my excuse IN the novelty and Importance of the
q sdeus presented and in my wish to consider them
catsiu'iy.
Before proceeding 10 determine whether the RICH. Of
tao Confederate dispose Of prisoners cap
tur2d BY s srmiCs, Is paramount to subordinate 10
that Of the civil authorities Of State to try ard punish
them isOrs Is necessary TO ssrsrain the facts OF
the case, a. they must materially talence tho deciion
Of the question.
must, therefore, respectfully request ycur EIcelInCy
to specify the persons whom you ssa 10 bs surrender
ed the character Of the Cnces charged against than
the time o! The commission Of such Lf.nces and such
other circumstances will serve to show tie precise
character Of the demand.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
Csc. W. RANDOLPH,
Els KIcellency JoaS LircHrR, Secretary Of War.
Governor Of Virginia