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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and ElectrOPathy, 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 other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in smother col
umn. Office No. I19 Seneca street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

MERoHAET FAnoR.-F. A. Brown, late
with ". B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, at
Iss Bank street ianI5.3sO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

0-FolloEed me home on Saturday
night & hns New Foandlsnd dog, for
which an owner is wanted. Inquire at tho
Photographic rooms of of D. CrObaugh.
pRFe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

The Chronicle to day says, VIM. A. Rich
ardsOn will decline Brigsdier GeneraIshiP,
retaining his seat in the House and being a
candidate for reelection.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
ADDITIONAL ITENs TAXED.

Additional items of the tax bill license to-
baeconists, sta TONERS, cOnfectiOnsrs and horse
dealers where gross receipts are over one
thousand annually, ten dollars each man
ufactories-taIlow candles, half cent per
pound; sperm, stearine, and adamantine, one
cent; vinegar, other than cider or wine, hve
cents per gallon; ground coffee and spices,
enc cent per pound; refined sugar and candy,
two, mill per pound; salaratus, Eve mills
corn starch, FIVE mills; common gunPOwder,
ore cent; rife powder, Eve cents; white lead
twenty-five cents per hundred pounds !
paints, Eve percent; inks Of all kinds three
per cent sd vAlorem; bats and caps tWen-
ty-fYs cents to one dollar and 6fIy cents per
dozen, according to value; hoop skirts, two
doll rs to four dollars per dOsen, accord
ing to value; clocks, twenty-five tC
Hfy cents each; railroad iron, one dollai
and ffty cents per toni writing paper, two
cents wrapping paper, three mills per pound
common woOIsa, FAX, hemp India rhbbsr
wood, iron, and other metals &c. mAnufao
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
FIRI d ALIxAHpRIA.

Four buildings valued at nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars, were burned in Alex
sndria.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

~ For tresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, PoWdsrs or Liquids, Of any
strength, call 81 Halls, II Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

- Coal Oil Lamp Ohimnsys, that Gan
HoT m HEOEu BX IKE HAT, can be found at
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
utresfs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

covn4 o. cOHrOH PLIAs'-The case Of
Jane Harding vs.. @. Weathsrby was pro-
rres.ipp before Judge COfanbury on satur-
day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

Rebels FOrtifying Island
No. 10I
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THE BEST A.,TiFIGlAik !;.I,I IS1. i,E.l595I HBL3

s2..- @
2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

/ - George spraguo, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
from oVisss's Exchange to q MerWin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

Reorganization Of the Poto-
mac Army
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
BUSINESS EorIoEs.

sPHHRaoTTFEz.-StmPsOn Is, beyond ali
question, superior artist, and No adVlss
those wishing to get fine likeness 70 call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 2ss
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
son and stranger. RaT:f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

FRAEK PAHEHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages st rsAsqlG Gblo figures.
ssp2zRss.Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
IAILORING.
n REDTNG
PAPER MAHUFAcTORY.

OILEVELAND PAPER COMPA.
~ HY-MaauIscturors q ElWg, BOOK ana
MAPPING PAPER. OFdsfl eilee 7lqmlliy.
osr7i H.w. TAELDR, Agsai.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

Citi1ens wishing conVeyanoe q either OF the
above Trains o. Boats, wil Be called for BY the
their address AZ the Omnibus Once, lA7 Superior
Itreet, next door 70 the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
n II SOLOMONSON.

- E5aefeag esd Sasatfe OPdciaA
Vesps tfs larrsst assortment q the most improved
kind- of sPECTACEES. Al his Glasses, whether
nuar orf 8igllted, seo ground tlnder ms OEn IN
ssrsIon by machineTy Of constr1ctto4s with
fhc Eesinat rersa e q snit tae eyes n az cssi
1000 " srt tngsa. DiEIiuegl In dammAtiOl oit1e
Eyul, and imparting strength fol long reading OF
Gra saving r..-.
N p sosOHoKIsS would here inform the plbllc that
- never ecsploys ans one In The sale q his Esn5s.
suler lid Of @ lila ecl
EETCR0Sf,OpfoG. ION PASSES, &C., kept on hand
T ARTl FfrfAL EYES Inserted without pain
fT5ias-lis q ~ saDsgiOr st. under the Americas
E-ll tr1ss aprIi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
Especial Dlspatehss to Cleveland Leader
WAsHIEeToN, March 9.
nnnnErEEn ororHIEa.

A million and half dollars worth Of
clothing has been condemned by the Gov
ernment inspectors. The contractors win be
examined.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
w EsTERN HOTEL.

Nos 9, IL, Is &l7 CoURrLANDT ST.,
, IBR0ADWAY.....--------.N NEW YORK OTfT.
This old-eHtablshed and fEvorits resort Of the
Business Community mas been recently rehtted, and
is complste Ia everything that minister 70 the
comfort Of patrons. Ladisa and Families are
specially provided for
City, and is contiguous to tha princibal Inns Of
Steamboats,, Cars Omni 1use8, Ferries, &c. In con
sequence Of the pressure used By tie Rebellion,
prices hsve beeB reduced
OFH DOLLAR & FIFFY CTs Pm DAY.
The Table is amply nap ID with all the Iuxuries
cf the season and is to that Of any other Hotel
in the country. Ample accommodations are onered
for upwards Of 800 guestS-
oN-Do not belieTe kEulefl, Hhckneen and Others
who may Iay ''ths West,Tn Hotel is fall
D. d. WINCH ESTEB,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
= 1RGRICULIURAL.

OWREF HERBS, SWEET MAR
yoRAA, thyme, sgnmsE sssoEg Paa n 8 rs ,liss sAn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
.PATCHESl

UUh 0fkkiAL HASHiH1 IUN UIO-
.PATCHESI
Reorganization Of the Poto-
mac Army !
FIVE GRAND CORPS D'ARMEE i
The Commanders Of Division |!
SKIRMISH WITH THE ENEMY !!
SYNOPSIS OF THE TAX BILL !
Capture Of Cockpit Battery |!
THE DAMAGE IT HAD DONE |
The Indians Anxious to Fight
for the Union!
INCREASE OF THE REBEL
POTOMAC ARMYI
THE COUNCIL OF WAR |
Commanders Appointed by
the President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
OUR SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.
A Lieut.. Colonel Mustered Out

ALL QUIET At COLUMBUS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
WASHINGTON, March 8
rHHAsURT HorRs.

tits doubtful whether the section Of House
bin passed yesterday, making Treasury
notes-old issue legal tender, viii get
through the Senate. Leading senators say
the notes being already above par do not
need this legislation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

g1iesao .-s-.-...s > $50
MilWau Osz fsz
1oleec, lestim4t~o lOl0
Detroit, b O0O
89ctDe. kenOshs. ana othrr pos ,, Nssti-
EsItimGtsd reosIpts the weeks O00 90
Total,.--...-...... 81, ,3sI
There will be in store at WenonG 500, 900
bushels by April lst The Illinois Central
Road has stored, just out Of Chicago, zoo, 600
bushels Of corn, which, added 70 the above,
will make the accumulatiOns at she great
grain receiving dspots asarly Of 14,opO. 900
bushels on the Ist sf April next.
This will load Vss vessels, allowing that
each vessel can carry 1900 bushels, which
is q fair average, taking all glasses and If
navigation shall not bsOpsned until the frst
Of May, the accumuIsiiOns viii exceed 49,
600 900 bushels, or more than sufficient for
!, 600 cargoes of Is, 600 bushels each.
The following synopsis Of the Marine Reg
lister will show what the fscilities are fOr
aN.s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10
HOTELS.

&C O.-CarT'a Cough Cure.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

General Pope at New Madrldl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

.etsAl B. COBB & CO.'S,
p 94l supsrioE Iirsss.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
THE REBELLION.
FOR Hay.
Dsror quARrsRsAsrrR's orrlcE. ]

Drror QuARrERsAsrrRs orrIcEI
Corner Eight eeuin and streets.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii &c received a. this once unit,
ss ssssss ss LA si e a for 81 frsu
Hay . be good Fimothy bales. and
sssSS2s " st''' sssEss S''D''
Proposals ~iibs rsoe'ed FOR hundred seo tonscr
The full and Post address of the bidder must
bld is p ne Of arIn the names or the
psses a mns, m or te ei VII e as he nd
PToposa .ron disoys viii be considered and
must 3 ass coeSs ssi s. t. Rsse
s. pspT marked 3 Aay wssaon ar & D. c ana sAoaa
The ability or the bidder 10 n, he contract should It he
sEsrdsd TO hm mus, oe guarentesd By two ne
persons whose ssuaturess must be appended 70 inc
q The suarapors mus. b shown By the
Of the uniled states D,anfct Attorney.
Ss @ e.
az sGsa y g ha TIE ssa 70 o pc m xiv & on
antors VIM be required successful bidder upon sisn
w ss sG Soaas VIII with *
"a Cd SleS he % ira. IS signed
made his once personally, ~ sisr or By tss
Of the CO CO Int ns sofn and aae Of DO hereby
TINT - ass = l Ia c?p,ac .bns T. aceGrs % D, nse
position e acsp.-d g. Al enter
accordanf G the4tw IN
should the be awarded him prepared TO
become his sectrues.
ITO Ihs gan,se be appended tbe Official certificate
above unffs .NsN
INsfEcTiON DELIVERY, &c.
All hay under this advertisement VIII he
Tixdly and nch OF good sounl
me,chantal ls aualit, viii be rejected.
Payment BE- sds pom the completion OF the contract
or thereafter Depot Qesrtermaster shall De ID
Gundsstf
Amy In nforraiiy The bid non-conformance Win the
terms this will insure tho re ection OF the
propoAai
Delivery 10 be made at the railroad depot OF ts
governplent II harvas IN le city OF Mashn4on
The Depot reserves to himself the right 10
reject AMI all bi.4sth that he may deem too nigh
%. II. kC.kER
Colonel ana Depot Q.Aytel1naste-.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
AND
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON.
MLSICNL,

A SPLENDID PIANO, SEVEN OCTAVE, MADE BY
n the bet maker Nsea FOR few months; warranted oi
Ave years. perfect order al the laes, improvements;
$500: win be sold for s6: $50 Inquire 3
Blec1kcr street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

TAusslas, SUI Ei.D riiB pLouuu
The audiences coninnns 20 al each r.presehs
ton or
f8 CENTRAL PARK
se A BACHELOR or AITS
these plays VIII be repeated.
FrfdAy, CEN1RALPAgE
Saturday a BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Box book open fcr The evenings from 10 d.
ln r.paratoa, ~ The Way Oct Narriel," Pauline"
and Henretr Wll 30 repeated, Z Tild CLts Bosom
fiiendsn aud Money!
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

0UARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE. WASHING
NJ ton cy, November "a, lsj2Wanted for service in
tha Department OF the Solth several light drught
orarght exceed five feet to six loaded Per-
having Tor charter For sale
9ues.ed TO send I'M % Major Stewart Van vlet
Quartermaser United States Army, New York stating
termg Of sale charter with dimensions of the vessels
place where and time when hult.
! M 0na rfer qfsr fterA
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

RARNUN'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
$S$E#E$ $s$E'|$ NAV NAV B$:S; Ss:S:
sSgncGsS HIsH HIsH FIESs FES
s$|E:Ess s$EF:Ess s$EEEss :s$s; :s$s :s$s
sE|SH: sEESH: 8 $;EGlssEs $SEsEssEE
with new and 'rHis's;i 2s ohosGE & ssfsi HElELcE
the best seslsi aa Afili N boEsc SSfs 1H.5 h5Es
has been DEIoSf fiH K AsD iGs with
by ovcraowing snd intelligent Audiences. Indeed ees-
never .Iss rsEpST rsa' SGasunsrs Sln OF APPLAUSE
Hssv nsss5s 81
appears Il s* SousrAIs vIoL1sIsr
mssus eirs dos ats and other sa,nala. on the violin.
coNHGDSs Ds s NJ s4R rFs STaq!ns TaR oo MUTT
ne extraordinary wonders OF the world. wti -
wos FEW PArs p,s. osIS .,,,,
intervals md the Stage, during each dramatic
GIVE VARIETY Or @ rEHsonM,ScSs, ;, OF y. \!
ncodins s"nss m aancss e. msry ar relate
as soSsSsTss, ~ sIAsrEss .s
.ly ;s., es II ,nd j,ss:. ss pounds
she ess.ta interesting and rie..Ins sas 10 on ssAt
'''n = q li, 1b1& sc ssisR'ss sf
exhibited and aRsn sy Daissadn ,i ss'1s hs Lion 1"'F
aaE Si'as s:sE
sHrs Sst
QUEEN sIoroR,A 1SniSHISf: FsIfSE OF WALES. ana
LIVING MONSTER sSSkss, ,,;,I, LiviSe HAPPY sAnzs,
Asrniason 10 all y cents Chiidrea under ten is csnAa
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
WATCFEEa, INV istNY, &c.

fTNfANoVpS "a y G0f.D AND SILVER .-sAOtES on
IL genaoWcn irSod tol, Sever % ramQnaa y q =,
~ ae.x IL 10 - ANttHA ~ Dn ts az, ua "a New
Yafk H1s at bttcr ttau 10 any o!.ar lAse ~ tAe
ciy, Ut C1 ,1 W rss He s.est pief-t tWcNy rtf cent
n 10 th1 NneUt ptrt0nNnI pss SIN Wy utnfy VITA
ca, err ontt u VI IKE any c,aef s9.s " bacee
Ssaa. sulbc,, ss3 bs s&wSs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

ENOXS OLD BOWEkY THEAfKk.
~ BRILLIANT BILL
Immense success OF
Mr.. q. L. EoX'S NEW PANToMIaE,
In wbcn he wsli app ar IN con Junction with hts
sPthNDIiA COMPANY.
whose unrl acd abilities naso stamp excellence
e ony combination At present OF perfect eer aud
thorough hnrSsc In biuitre.
THREE MAGNIFICENT PIECES,
Mr.. q. H. FOX ~ AZ of them. Runpprfed hy
hlss FANNY il.RKiNt Mfss N. DkNNlI MIR. G. K. FOX.
hi. q. ". THOMPSON aud to34pany.
MONDAY and TUX NAY EVENING" Drc and O.
NEW DRAMA
BELL RlNgE. OF at. pAUL8.
q. l.. toN's comic p.utonllne
AaPfOnhl--tAlitY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The whole Combines tas heat bi ycf offered.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

M4 W.
.#te
4 e@ a M eE Nn aeeHK
4as ri taNa a. i.ts4aaNa n g44
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

VFf HFFAVWNS. vi
Thu on tie ladies aud the public general is
csllod 10 the large aud val I'd assortment of
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, Ac., Ar.
Our large we'll selected and assorted stock IL open Tor
Inspection compr-ns among others the following strac
I'VE nreelUes.- ~. :.
Rcyolvina Chr ssras Tree With Music
A large assortment Of Speaking Dolls; also,
Mechanical Dolls, nitatna AZ nssal movements witch
up this time have been surpassed IN curiosity
APortaJie Piano which he oaed toyether so al 10
occupy worry small errce nna easily transported.
AaWe bnt an goods ourselves va can oner them NJ
pticss 10 SUIT the times II
Feeling confident that inspection Of stock win please
The pu and amply topaz time They may devote In
examination OF theeafue, We invite all q caN AZ
6m nRotrwAY sel '
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

Ul l.n -SKw SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS. IN ROSE
DlOU. wood ca6es freInes and oscrsttgn. bass,
for sicc; do h cwyed leg. si7,; de, wtApesri keyg
f1O $500 The Pianos the greatest bargains
IN the city second hand Pianos SIS % $i0. New
Meodeors extremely low prceA Nes and second hand
Pianos kcioleois- lei. allowed IL purchased:
monthly payments rcce.veo for he c~sh psid for
HORACE wATERs. Agent, ssl rro4avsy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
CAPT Vim z Tysiuger.

Gi,- Ey sword to my mother, aud tell he that Dr.
OH to- he'd Of battle. In defence Of nv oountryi"
Such were the last and no. lie words Of TM. e.. TYslH-
GER, ix,a Captain Company h, lt Virginia regiment, after
Tee Nv re q mortal wound, ~ the Plains Of MAcsssa,, on
;he s!tb Of August, 1852, OF which, 10 9 few moments, he
dI~L, amid the saIh Of squadron, tho clssh Of Ar,ns ..ai &: y
I'll tncut q victory.
IL about tao ,1en,yAeven.h yea, o. his age, he titus
fell. . m,r.rr. ,n thir siohou, ,trus s. for freedom:
nv subject OF .nis notice was a Wig rian by birih. but
9Th that spirit o. q li-rctl :nce and q bic ~'o.ttuds, which
.iteudrd him throughout no. b n, When q.i.e a youth,
the ease ard comforts Ui \ happy kome TO MAKE for hims-'
=; aDe 81: c.,aract,r Of whi5u hs reihuyn4 and f'i.HG'
cou'd br J-.t'? Fr3ud.
ror .4v-,.lr aars he resided 10 the elite: # Baltimore
an: " ssh'pst II, anh v.,n To prsreht 'eds-sl Admins
traaoL cdn. !! 10 p.Tt: be held. o The LITTER ciy, 81 b..
orAb:a position under the Cove uInert
"o'Urr tx. designs OF tie Federal Government weir 10 :
devcl pei, AZ srte'npt va made, 90 The 10Th vi Apr !sGi,
70 siuiia,te ;n- oath % and muster ito &C. Vice ,h@ vel
uutocr Org u!z-: NJ In the District Of Columbia. Br!"g -
n5st -:t!.c aud ze1lo;I member Of he 'S.ticns, R!h-s "
Ee tcnouaccd slth lid gaxt:o I'D scurn ibis 'nctpient ms
Tie movement; aad when Virginia, the proud old Common.
vest, ) Uc!Gus', With buglt blast. hr! syrs 20 the ,efted
held to maintain hef rights So! sovereignty. he resigned the
posl:!on held by him urder tn: Federrl dovsrnuea, ed
repaired to tae city Of kIchmon4, and enrolled hinsef 3, Il
pr ate In Company II, lst virginia ~resiwsut o. which i've
SAp ~re.s-ant, Jleu'euaut, aud, At tho time OF b.. de- N.
Captain; trus rising from the ranks, BY his own daring
courage aud he devoted attachment Of ri, comrades, ,t-
u 7 , tuust noble example, snd proving that the read 10
hcuor AID fsru= IL alike acce' sibls TO al
In the battles of the 18th and ast Ju ,, 1861, be acted +
most conspicuous pnrt. again, 1t the nails Of william .
b"Is. where he teceived 4 mos: Ts4nfrl wound. and, still
suffering FROM IL, lie Went | to the battle Of scvrn ,ipI;
With his characteristic ga! autry and, nora recent J. !!
the enGa rem ots arouni Richmond. he proved his unfarg
Ing spirlt. and sst, he Fea'ed WITH his h art bio I'd the
csns. = wliIh he Wa ~derotedly attached, o. The tpot
that uiLascses hlt trTt deeds Of bcro'sm.
Ha last fs!nung .co.aLs s-re OF bis desr mother. sut
OF his comfy, IL. nh CD he osef.
Re poe, rid 81 mo hoS!o attributes Ct & true sold'-r
and gcrtiGm .~n--brhvr, DaenaD'pous sud genrrLrs / n
fault ic'' rs pit, CARA e ) cnEeitJ ueS-ni"
n" ,exvaI 4 large ci:cs f tHcnds and acqu .!a'a.cep
who will 'lons keer his memory green In their ,ou..'
Suck graves 81 his arc pl'gin AZ lines.
ibr,Ess 20 no creed o. cod. oonined;
IN: ~iriph'An yals,, the :alsetlncs,
The Tsccas o. the mind u
Z q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
Obituary.

Dign, In Richmond. =. the Powhs.An Hruse, en- staeay
morning, at : o'coor. Sajor ALrRkD MOSS, Clerk Of tho
Comfy Court OF Fairfax, O: ~!auadoe, sgod f4ty.seven
year,.
Ths ANNOUNCEMENT, o. tina death Of sht. esiuable gebtlc-
man will produce a sho X nooue bis puneroas acoualnt
anc-, and fiicnfi, for uen. wss ,npIe tn sssred to than.
Po.t-.'sd ~ kind and gen&l ao~ Of spad,,, he viI tn,
HE 81 evsr" ei Gle
or foe he iaass hsbis sad euts unitsi to great
klodDes. OF heat, h. Isi sue 8 tytss: snH friend Of the voor
= d destitute. In The dlseb ,r.s 81 hs psbik duties. h. wac
pr"np, and ac:u ate, yrt eGaf Jg'd to Il - ARK sbls degree
the Implicit ~"nasdruc. Of - With wkoul buslness brough,
him 10 contact.
Oven I'm bone and a:s sodearneents by tia ruthless
IN sders Of our land And deirous Of contributing hi, aid
to bis suffering country, ho attached himself 10 General
Ew.l', sizf. acco 'he valus Of bis service. bec.us sppa-
res. bis FasacHy and tufsuen: commanded the ap-r7bl.
ton >! b, chief, and upon one OF thu expeditions underts-
ken By him 10 obtain ths Inform suol. nec, sslry [, Som-
plan Ct operations, ne va, capturedir " Pope's army s.d
! Nned in prison. whore vas CONTRACTED the di ease, which,
bsf1,py the siNl Of bis faithful AUD eminent physicians,
tsrmfn tied ms lie.
1t vii! b. soue,consolhtio7 20 hh at, ertio.l a. e vic and chl
drcn IL kn,u that h- retained ts fa .ciiles tn the lat, ana,
.tou h hhsent from them, his last m t'merts were slr-c'edtn
them, and hit he died calmly and z ntiy, surraunden bs
ID .ly o. h, old scqualataners sad frt nds. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07

egIrs;r ,r TIE Kill RI WOUNDED AND MISSING IN
sK,,. ssr. rla1Ht a,S7unE's-THE 9Th MISS
s-ro.pr, Consist III OF TIE 2u MISS. s,TTAL-
L,os,1sp THE l'irE. lGTG y 18TH MlSs.
Second Mississir pi Bat'iliisn, Major " 5
Wilson couimaadip y.
WouhAel-Majo.e Wilson, eorioualy in the
arm and breast.
Company Nv poaded-se.ss sutton,in
! tn. eye.
u.Snrany g., Capt McAfee, corDr "a ding.
| WonndedICapt Nc Alec, slightly IN :the face;
| Private pakinaon. slightly in the fape.
MissiDg-privsto .be'i.
Company O.-Woupied-Serg! Pzast,'n. III
the hIp PIiyatcs Rssh,n, n the SIN sigfty !
sujthson, in the arm. Henry, jaw frsctGradi
W B Williams. slightly in the Leg; Woodwand'
10 both thighs.
gumpany D.-Kilrh-Privste Terry.
Woundrd-Lieut Davis, lit arm and cheet
Private Long, in shop!fe-.
Conpan- Observation-Disclosures :"
Brown. severely in both hips ; Eatnock.
Company -Corpl Rosiles, III
the hand.
Company Capt Maaloye, III the fore~
arn ; L n,L FLOYD, ~s,.r,ous. :S.rgt:ftanregan
in the lace !; p.ivstea Easia, in the face Eder-
ly, Shorny, Mclaughlin j
Company H.-Corpl tiiosos, headi Pr1setes
c Young, foot ; & Clark, severely and lett J.,
on the field
Company I.-WcuDdsd-Cspt Martin, go
versly and left on the field; Privntes Methns, !,
face McGusbso, abdomen. I,
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"Nn:uSGTny 0ct.4, 1862.
FortM ENQUIRER

Forts Enquirer.
Messrs. Editors: a few days ago l sent you q
lis, of casualties Of the 18th Mississippi Vol
untrers, in the battle Of Sharpsburg, Ma,
September 18th, 1862, except the following
prom,solous names which you will please
publish rs soon as possible
Company A.-Wounded-H P Foster, Sc
verely " B Naugles, slightly.
Mibsing-G W Mcfarland.
Company R.-Wounded-2d Lieut. J NJ
James and a J Mann, mortsl!y;:H Dlsher,
severely; Serg't Q F Cumming, slightly
7 Nowlin, slightly; J F Duncan, slightly
JF Coleman, slightly j s Coleman, slight
~; ] D Frsnklin, severely.
Msssng-W II Clary.
Company C.-WoundLJ MPlant, slight
ly.
Company D.-Wounded-J D Brutn, Sc
vsrcly.
Company E.--Kilicd--J n Wallace.
Company H. Wounded-A NJ DICKENS,
slightly.
Company l.--Woupde1-J G Riier, light
". " B OwES, Chaplain.
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fPs.ss d sp.1cH.
S:irring Address from .Gen. Hill.

TIE following stirring address has just
been issued By General A.p. Hill to the brave
troops Of hiE UivisiSn:
HEan7rARrers l4GnT DTISrus,
CAMp BRaNcH,
Sept. 18th, 1867.
Soldiers Ct IL: Light Niirisipa:
Your have GIau val, and | aiu wct! pleased
will, you.
You have fought ia every battle from Mo
rhGnic$yilla IL Shepheristnwn, and no rnan
can yet say hat the Light Division WAS ever
broken. You he'd the left at M'uiassas against
overwhelming numbers, unl saved the army.
You saved the day ut Sharpsburg, and at
5hepicrd5toTu you were selected to face a
siorn! Of round SHOT, shell aud grape such Is
| have never. before seen. am proud to say
to you thut your services are appreciated by
our General, and that you have a reputation
in :his army which 1t should be the object Of
every firer and private to sustain,
lSigncd) A.r. iInr,
Major GSn'i.
cf7cio7:
tSigneI RI. Wise, ~, \. a. q.
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Charles P. yaylor.

Killed, whns gsllrntly ceIy!nE the enemy, At Boo-e'-
boreus ID, Md, On ,hs 1917 Of september, oHARLEs P
TAYLOR, of Lees RsnEsrt BIB T s;nsn, virginia Caval
~.
He as1s citizen Of Middl-sez county, Va, and In ths
ed yen of his rRe He hid been IL the army since the
beginning Of he va He MA gs' erou', brave, c.'lsati
and had 80 cds5uoord hnsd' thss ID won the respect Of
h. ron,-sden ano ihs confidence Of hl' officers He was
the rn., t1p Of iis parents. and leaving the ease sni .uxu:
ry Of u happy home, he gave hiUse I a ", lin sscrfc. 10
his couniT9, . d HIS adder annt' or came TO The noble Nst
IS yonng Virginia heroes, who preferred desta to n tame
AID unnanS submissioD To q tyraDts behes:- Peace TO
hi o.lrs aud may God. In III, mercy, stctce AID console
Ii, se whoe hearts 80 freely bleed by taiz So Der avru,ent
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