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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-21


MATHEWS SOUR RsHOUsE, March s, 1867.
rot,MISSIONEE'S NOTICE.
To Martha II BupS INK of christ. ,
HiIlups Plain III,
dRnGHst =
Walter ~. Lane John IL. DunievT, he'if1
of Mathews county, and Robert Biilups, =
Defendants, .
Aud to eli tbs creditors OF Christopher BIZ e
iups, dec a7ed. x
You are hereby notified q, that have fxed on
the sad day of April pest, If fair, II not on th"
next toir day fhereStter Sunday rxcepted) to Lab
and ssttia ~ my office. the account Of the part
ership irenssctiens OF Robert Hillops and Chris
,ctcrs OF tne plaintiff. ga iha n HiiluDs, as I'D
nir'strsirix Of ii bnristoEheT RilinGs see'd
.c2Guat of sill the estate Of the 50 Il .cedeni
h,ch cana to ,he hands cf 4ad ednintbtratriy.
or to the hands et any person for her uae and an
O. count Of he debts due to all persons from he
estate o4 the said ChristopNsr ~ Eilturc, Aee q,
r. quired t. ne taken by tha dscIss et Mathews
County ircuit Oeurt, recorded on h. - day Ct
Octobes 1891 in a suit in chsuceay depending in
said Court in which the shave names parties are
plain,ida aud dele 1dAnts; st which time ard
plaes you ara required TO a.tes wi h all books
papers aud vouchers in your possession. Or uneer
ycnr' ce ntroj, touching the matters OF said sc.
counts.
Given under nv hnna. u commissioner in
fThsBc=ry OF the saii Court, this dag aud year
fret sfcreestd
nh IL axsws W NJ. BROMLEY.
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MILITARY rDvaa,sss

nIuHyONp fayETTE ARTIi.t.Fta :
Ia a iew uors r,en ara wanted f,f his
com pauy to coDyisto It 10 ths fasGan uIG.
By command | nm sHtsrlIxri 20 rNr;4 }
foT three years or The war from niHa 4
compGnlcs c2tisd ont I,y she proclaim Son ~
the Governor ot Virsiuin, and who Hft6S
enrolled tad IN camp UuGeT IN ts ar'h1
ppeal la tho patriotism Of eil true r1f'.
rally to tLG standard ul The t.iehmon1 =, .
@tte Ar'thrty. A;n,Y tic mcdiateiy e y.
Wtuston Jones. Ir cr peYton Jonusto N, 1l6
Gatn street, Richu DoJ.
re Mills q MkODN,
nh CIV Usptatp.
n Is - he bounty OF fa0 given.
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Auction SALES.
y, eODbfN IPrfsSoy <,----..

THL sEAur.FuL SUBURBAN ESTATE
sStthh 81 NNr sIhE,' ON THE
ILhH Is ROAD, ?! nlLtS WEST or
hiNHnoNp. FOR sALEaT AUCTION -
At III" request OF IL. w ussaii. Esa.' W.
WI, sou h' ""cton, on the premises. on
TIT Vh$bAY. 25th March, at u o'clock 81
shat beautiful farm. iyies ou The weslhnn,
Road, 2. rniisa wss ~ the ,ity, and approach h
sbl" roth by westbam ROAD ard drove St
The ttoct coutstss S22 acres, Is very prcduc.
i've, 9Hd IN" al tire farm II admirably drained.
/ Is fros' ia about three quarters nf q mile on
tn" We@ nam road. and tbe land runs back
aud borders on the .tt mes River Canal and
has good wharf thereon. The BACK line OF
this iarin Is well wooded, and is exceedingly
valuable, not only for farm Iu rpo-as but
aHo rdtrg a large quantity Of wood for so Is in
ihe city Il high prices. The improvements
consist CT Il beautiful Cottsee with eight
rooms al chen, stable and carTtapc bousas
deed, every building that could he eeded on
first elias estate.
The land is susceptible of division into
Tour lots Tie dwelling house lot iuo acres
amt the remaining lots about ~ acres each
each lot having IL fine spring thereon with
abundant streams OF cooi water, and n sup.
ply OF wood equal 10 The requirements CT each
division.
This beautiful estate will be sold in whole
or in ieTt, a. above stated, ara aII persons
desiring 70 Invest ia such valuable property
are invited 10 drive out and examine i, be-
fcTe The cay oi sale 4 plat OF this land can
be a uT office.
Tskss.--One-f fourth cash balance ats 10,
aud j m or tbs, for neg E1tIabie notes In terest
added and seSured bv deed oi Inst
AfteS 'he sale, there Wtil he a number of
HDRSE2', nj uLt.S, COWS. and HOGS sold,
aud match pair OF COLTS raised on the
farm and Well broke To harness.
TgRss.tJash.
The taxes for 1862 to be paid by the purcha
scr or purchasers
NH 2h GODDIN & APPERSOH, Aucts.
TNRUSrsn'SS SALT or sosr Bs.rrt,uL AID
i ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE on Grace
ald Pine strests.-At The Re quest OF Jos .Tack-
son, Jr,, Esq Truate in n Deed of Trust from
aehn ! Slnn, EsI., dated 18th June, 1860,
duly recorded IL HenIico County Court we
shall sell ~ public auction, on the prem SEES
on FRIDAY, the 2Sth Ma Vt h, 1862, at twelve
Q clock III, the valuable residence located as
above now IN the occupancy of John H. Clat-
borne, ESQ The lot has II front of TWO hum
dr.3 feet, AMI ! depth of ono hundred a nd
6tty feet 10 an alley twenty feet wide The
lot Will he divided according 10 G survey 10 bs
| seen ~ the sale. The house is of bPiok and
was built in Ir5i, aud is very con wen len ti Y
| arranged 1hs easements story has six rooms,
| story four rooms Bath rooms, dressing
| rooms, a c; Kitchen with range, aud fireplace
for wood; gas pipes introduced, we'll of water
| ami pump, fine fruit trees, flowers, a. d
| shrubbery. Altogether, this Ia really d mos,
desirable location for a large family. The
tttle IS believed To he perfect, bu the"trustee
will convey with the usual speCiai warranty.
TKkas-tash, the taxes and insurance fo.
| i o. 10 bs paid nv the purchaser.
| GuDulN 4 BPPhRSON.
| Inh ~ AuCtlOpeeIs.
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SuBsT:iUTE FOR TkAcIAa PAFER "A Wy
So9a Sntsti Ia ts 10 Tatl -. liG-t b'i au ,uSLa
f.c.WIei WITH ordinary pspc. 10y ine help y, u
Hula bsa2ola. a slts1 ot ordinary IL IN pt,9 :.
iauistaued with this OF, reAtcis ths n,aleriat
PEA ;"etiy trans p4trSi; th4 ;yeuhg may thea
hs ef. ted and VI 'hie snort tae tn. v3lAtip
fluid d - eVIpoIated uurS trG; tat. y,s,sr ,sr-
IeGLiy upouue aud rtcar rs before. 'fhs dr. a
lng sus,aius DO dettime.st oy the operation
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ID u n Il ID II ~ &.

One or two gsnlemen wish to obts'u BOARD 8
short distance from the city, II westerly or
noTtkerty direction. snd not than ths ee miles
from the Post Office. Address. fer ten days
"AIGLIA at th~ Dispatch cftics NIB It-3'-
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The people OF arla,gh. Y 10, have decided
against mBgtoe ~ aipit'ristH L. fisslai-n IA
DAVIS 10 ueclaie martial l-sw ia that place
Nj. Slaughter, Esq, was .ed Mayor o,
Eredcricksburs, Va, Oh Monday last.
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HEh Dos DEPT or HENkICO. }
RIChAo,p, Va, marcb l5, Is6z.
>, EN- NI,E L Il IiIr1a n


/. The practice Ut fast driving and riainx
through the 'itF ehGhngers the safety FINE
people. and is, therefore, prohibited. The
speed for o'nutbttss&, hight carriages, and
uOT'eH.tck riding. IS a the rate II i've IN Has
per h0nr. wagons, r3rts, aud o -hrr vGAicfA
To- free nt, viii hs driven at = wois, whethB
ieaded OF uEtoad~d. she police and patrol
are charged with the execution of this order,
anu Will arrest every Cae who may violate
II. no matter what h.s rank or position, II
the driver pi rider h@ n white man, he will
~ ntinc,t and drought before court- mar.
iiai, III n"gto. ne Will immedi diately receive.
for the iiTst offence, 70 iashes, for the second
and every Succeeding offence. so lashss
John III. WINDER,
HlIe.-Gea. Commanding, sc.
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TWO OTHER LOIS on THE SOUTH
| SIDE or Ross, BBTwBgs l4TH AID MAYO
sfBBsrs PoR SALE AT AUCTION. the
ttegotog sale, will be sold those TWO valuable
LpIS, located as above, adjoining mr W
heTberfs property, each fronting 2s feet
90 tie South sfsie OF Ross street, runniDg baca
!hs ieet 10 d wide alley. Terms AS above.
GUDUiN Il APPERSON,
nh 10 IN Auctioneers.
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NfOiltks. -~tse ,~esoud totnp pany ~ T. th-
~ mpNb HOWliXEt.ss has h.en re0i-
gaat~s'. and lieutenant haSid Wstacu elevl-
81 Gsptetu. w are ansioue ~ increase the
nuHlbEE 81 cur Company ~ i9a 40 apror-
EuEIig Is thas oneg.d I" young aaen - good
r7tFGl character to ioiH an old o!kaG tz..tki.ns
ssAiCh Ia 80 lNo iiiss aud L~o no lt1srs, aud
is thoroughly equipped for Held service
Apply TO Il. b PLEAaaNi:s or HENRY
e, I,tNE~, No :. Wall street, uu.ies ~
r'HGtlts nutei. uf WA II WEII.ft6B,
JE brandy STATION, UaipspeI county, tir.
stn,a. or aEs. l.. CHRISTIAN. charles City
o. H., Virginia. NH io-iat~
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NH Ia e.

A ITEM II q N.--Tba crsaniz alton of or
~ company Is now ne ar'y completed We
have the gnas secured and all equipments ready
.s goo % we are mustered Into service. Those
ha do not Immediately voiunsesr viii bs co.Is cd
To 20 into the militia service. Ths syatenl Of
subsli.u .utIon has hren aaan ioaei by tLn Govern
ueY,t 40 that All who bpuat foe ssi yieA must
now represent themselves in person. THIS we
as"onucs upon authority. We then earnestly
,nvoks those who are w!i.irg 10 share with us tis
fortunes of tails war. who would rather aln. &c
voluntarily upon the field In d feocs of iheis
country than be the reluctant sul.iers OF eoar-
ci'n, 10 come foTwa now, this cay. asd enlist
their nanos "a eatERsesrs In grsa. and sioFi iug
cause. Arp'y 81 cur effca in th- Wh,S Building
MARMADCxE J JHES0H,
JOHN w. BaANSFORD,
IL II. CtS'ltfDN
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J. l.. BFsIsHIH,
nh % lOl S.,tr If Var
NH % 10.
4 FTEN NiEDrt-SDtt,1o'S bATTALlON
"a iLYlH1 ARIlLLEhY.

"A TLYlNu ARTlLLEtY.
z Ne "nfei- i-iScod hayink authority IT, rpise
tOufArf, - IUtm :. part OF tnis splendid
corps, I0r which tle most approved lGht
rhed ple, es are row being turned out all
those Wishing 70 Join u select company ana
avoid The EiltIGia, Wli oo we'll TO enTcll them
selves 1T once, rs the r&nksare fitting ra,idiy.
The special attention OF the mill Tia Is invited
~ th@ fact ih9t ne Gke authOrl2ed TO give me
most positive assurance that no man enlist
lag III tbt5 company rciratas liable either to
the present Cati Of the Goyernrr, or &" any
iuiute draft npoa the mtiiua. Who VIII wait
~ be n drafted nIji,iamaE?
Apply 81 the EcCrui!iug ON g Of the Eat-
tnlon, Bank street, Hear the corner Ui Eth.
EOunty t0Wn--ffty dollars.
We refer n@ru ~rtar!y 10 h'aJur hogga's
corrs IL report - ne officer ~ this cularany
q. ;. TAYLoR ~ &TIS,
lst Comp tn iiowitzers.
hL:NR q ttDGLADAY,
Lieut. 2Jjh Il ct Va Yo}s.
WEI Z. q. u AkS EFT, is.
fayette Artillery.
RICHARD N. BOLLiEtt,
Go0yh tank Light nrag@ous.
n e. None but lnen Of good cHaTactar
mead '.ppiy. uh i2~l2
.RTI Ets sutho'lzed toy tina hscretary Q, " ar
~ ID "ueh Gen. Winder I'D ,iso ~ ths
Governor OF Virgins, 10 rs'se ccmpa"y OF
CAVALRY, icr sp@oisl duty aC0utd Richmond or
elt5fe,e shpuli thsir servicoJ be needed IN the
he!@ tur further particulars, /, gaiEe ot
Capt K A. Nlt.t.S,
sSh -ckcs Sip;
lst 1t. W u. kaNNON,
fhockoe Wax sehouse.
2d ~. f. SHSsD,
NH -0-I~ Tc'I-Hprse j. Z r KC
uB ,iiTUrE FOR THE Wah-l young
- Giin n R7i.ish inject, is willing to servo
~: tnat capacity for any enc wb" viii ply u
liberal bonus ard Civ" him his Oh ice "f Il com
pany. rte eau give recommends tiOrs uCh as
will insure ms mediate acceptance. Address,
s,atiUg amount of premium Offered, Il; = -
through the Post-OftiCe, mn 2o-2t~
JTAVlrG reserved authority f1om The
1 hecreiaIy ct War to raise an iudepen-
| dent battalion OF LIGHT INFANTRY, to
be- used exciusi =ely rs skirmishers and scouts,
and to be attached TO no other corps, except
at the discretion OF the Commander In Ghict
OF the departments In which we may be sta
toned, in times Cf great emergency, cali .Ir
volunteers from any own and otser States
men now il service, or who have not vet Ell
iisted-to come forward at This critical Iuuc-
,ura, when the primal glory @, oHr arms is
partially eclips>d la ~ temper rsry gloom. and
frequently IN cOOtact with the pointers OF
| our soil aud the dcS0iatoIs OF Our homes.
pro pose 10 faCiiitate the organization OF
the ;stttalioI by Offering Ca tam CIcs TO those
| aniisLiug not less than :tiIty men, lst LIEU
ionsncies TO iaoae en':s:ins twenty -tlYs, 2Id
do. 10 those eniisting twenty.
seventy pTiT.teS Will be TIE minimum tor
q company.
Tbe Usual bounty will o! cCurs-, bs paid,
and su nsistence and transportation furnish d.
For particulars. address nIe III Yorktown,
o. w. IL. S6ott, Druggist, Richmond, Va.
CHAS. IL. UAUStY,
nh ll-2ws Lieat. Cavalry. e.. 3. a
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} . A X ID / n q

- . A ID n q.
Sewers single gentlemen can obtain cheap and
comf rtsbIe Board, by applying at i34 Main
street oyaE acnson S CICtaipg Store.
NH 10 -ltA
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COMMIS3IONGR' OFFICE,
MATHEWS URH,HOusE, March s, 1862,
TctlM ISsSION EEsS NOTICE.
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a,uH,flTUrE FOR The Wsh IA young
L mHn. British suhIect, IS willing to serve
~: t6at capacity for any enc wb" viii p,ly Il
liberal bonus ard Civ" him BIS ctr ice Of com
pany. rte eau give r"cCmmendaHors uch as
will insure im mediate acceptance. Address.
stattUg Rnonnt of premium ottsied, 'is > -
through the POst-OffiCe. mn 20-2t~
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KFR'S ADDITION, pOR SALE At
ACGTIvE Witt be ecld at suction, Oh the
premises TUESDAY, rhe 18Th March. 1852
i O. c.-aA n. jfa sb7ve Lots. They fsont ., o
fssi - "a Peter stre al Erd 3s feet os1 t'ieY 81
II ssk-r Addition, nesi the late residence %
gsT- john b. rtestiss Some of The Lots rre
wy hardsopN.
Tfs~' Cash TIE puTchsa4's to pay The
r.y-s frr @t2
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- eol IA 4 / t.5.
Feu otE 1JTUTEs
GtsY % Chtaiuei Immediately,
by add a S..s :. II - Dispatch Once.
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j Err. DAVi,, BaTFEKY.

Nl q ~ Ia J-p~- '. -, " paSKc;l \ Gem
4 rsaY ci lIG..T ARTILLERY having BEEN
muster ITO Sef vi and r.coTai aattsry of
Gs Eun@, ava NO" "a tt& coop cf .ast-uc ion, acd
VIII r1o w isVv u.sr" - Ct<UiHe, :. .tsy ara
- th- Iigbt 8ort. fPpy ;.t bis otfes III ths Law
tnF'-'ra. Ht GHEp. igl iA-kS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24

BUsIEEss % OEE LINE OF PRoPEILERs,-Fhe
Buffalo Express has bean shown statement
Of the business Of Mr.. E. T. Evans PrOpel-
lers Iowa, Nile and Queen of the Lakes for
the season Of 1851, to and including 10th of
March, 1852, from which we take the follow
i1gs IThsss three PrOpellsra made, during
the season, forty-six trips from Buffalo to the
Upper Lakes, running distance of 81. .2sO
miles. The number of tons Of down freight,
reduced to bushels Of wheat, is equsltO ], ,O32,-
4ss, paying an average of lie per bushel
freight. The PrOpellers consumed. s.76S
cords of wood, at an average cost of 81 Ob
per csld The number of meals ate by the
passengers and crew was Ss,O6s, at en- aver
age cost of;1Sc per'meal. The principal ar
ticles or fdoRn-freight carried were $50, ,74l
bushels wheat, lSl, ,5ss bushels of corn, 49,
ass bushslt Of oats, q. .2s9 bbls. of -four, and
II, ,429, ga lbs. of Eundr:es.
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HIaH RATER IL oAIRo.

The Ohio is still rising rapidly at this
pOint--a foot within twenty -four hours. The
steaml pump used to discharge the water FL
tering through the leVee is In operation, and
the streets are covered with water to the
depth of four feet in some places. CONNER
cial street is navigable to-day by skiff5, and
the sidewalks are submerged. II this con-
tinues, disastrous results may be expected
STEALING FROM TIE SICK AND WOUNDED.
A conversation with nurse Just returned
fIom Fort Donelson disclosed the fact that the
magnificent contributions Of the Chicago
Sanitary Commission have been gobbled up
by some of the thieving commisssries con-
neeted with the Western Department. The
supplies reached their destination after the
wounded had left the Cumberland for the
hospitals, and, being sent out on the commits
sary boat from this point, were taken posses
sion of andsppropristed by the commissaries.
Not a bottle in ten of the liquors and del
ieaeies intended for the soldiers ever
reached there. but were appropriated for the
delectation of those rsscally cormorants 1
know nothing personally of the matter, but
my informant is an accomplished and highly
intelligent woman, whose statements are en-
titled to credence. 0nght not the commits
sion to look after the disposition Of their
benefaetors? That portion entrusted to the
Chicago committee was undoubtedly prop
erly appropriated.
BALLOON FOR ISLAND NO. 10.
A barge, containing Prof Steiner's bal
loon, wss sent to the feet yesterday, to be
used for the reconnoisance of the enemy's
works at Island No. 10.
AN ARRIVAL FROM BLAND 10. 10.
The Pollard has just arrived from below,
but brings 70 news Of interest, as she repre-.
sents the condition of affairs as remaining
about the same as indicated by previous dis
patches. The mortars and fotilla indulge in
occasional shots, but SO far without any per-
esptibls results. Transports are arriving con-
tinually with troops from st. Louis and else.
where and everything betekens extraordinary
activity in this department.
CAPE eIzARDEAU NOT ATTACKED.
A messenger returned from Cape Girar-
desu this morning, and reports that the ru
mOred attack upon that post by Jeff. Thomp-
son was without foundation. Everything is
quiet in that vicinity.
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~
Tennessee ss Of immense imporlsnos, sad
predicts nov hat the North is OrganiEsd
and on ths move, Il win oOntinas to shoV
its superiority over the South, snd dispei
the idle Ehim that SouthsTosrs are inVin.
oible. It has not the slightest doubt that
the next three months viii show many more
ospitulatioAs.
The Army and Navy Gazette suspects
the strength Of the southern armies il
Virginia when it hears them 50 easily dis
Of in Tennessee.
Tbs Herald complains Ct the fate Of Ar.
Gregory's motion as showing that England
has no rule Of conduct no principles Of
pelicy beyond that II self intsFest
The Daily News eulogiEes Mr. Fosters
speech IS . msstsrly reply to Mr.. GrogOFyS
on the whole question.
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FROsI leland NO. no.

OATRo, March "a.
The latest adviees from Island No. 10, by
the Dispatch boat arrived at six this morning.
The position Of the gunboata end mortar
boats was not changed. Firing was kept up
as intervals to prevent the enemy from
strengthening or repairing their works,
A skirmish occurred On Sunday between
8 battalion Of the 4th Illinois and squadroa
Of rebel cavalry, near Pittsburg landing, 70
sulrng IN the defeat Of the latter with CONS
loss. Four Federals wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24

=
Dr.sWssts IEFAhLIBhE hINIMEHT is Pre-
paEod fom the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con
asotcot, tbs great bo1e setter, and has been used
IA hit placios for the iast twenty years with the
.aost asio1inhing suoosss. AZ sn external remedy
Is Wltlsat rigal, and viii alleviate pain more
hssdily than any other preparation. For all Rheu'
raatIc aud EerVous Disorders II Is truly iniaibs,
rsnd a. curative tor Eoros, Wounis, Sprans, Bruia
- &o It's soothing healing and powerful strength
rsnng propansities excite tie Just wonder and Is.
lsanishment Of all who have ever given II trial
Dssr four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures
ssfrsd b Il within the last two years, attest 10
nni1 tact. Strong 4 Armstrong, AgentB for CieVe-
tand declaaifoo2wdku sR26
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THE Kansas COETRABASDs-We are in
formed that some time during the present
week Mr.. @. H. LsngetOn viii leave for &
tour through Kansas, with q view to looking
into the condition of the cOntrabands &"
who have found a refuge there since the
rebellion. Mr.. L. is thoroughly qualified
for the self-imposed task, and his mission
" II doubtless be fruitful Of good results to
thOss people who are probably still suffering
for themost common wants of life.
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FIRH-Ths FIRE between two and three
O'Clock on Saturday morning consumed s
story -and-a-half frame building on Superior
Avenue, owned BY Mrs, Kinney. The house
vas unOecupied, and was doubtless set on
Ere. Mrs. KS loss is between three and
four hundred dollars; insured for $500.
Chief Engieer Hart will please accept our
thanks for his frequent faEOrs in putting us
in possession Of facts concerning fires which
We should otherwise be unRble TO obtain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24

AzREsrED OF GHGEaE or BpReLAET.-A
German who GALA himself Charles Johnson
was arrested by the Police on Saturday on
the charge Of burglariously entering the
stable of the st. Clair Hotel Friday evening,
and stealing therefrom set Of harness. At
the time Of his arrest he was on his way to
the Columbus cars, having sold The harness.
He is said to be an old burglsr.
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TIE WoUNDED At FoRE DoEELsOE.--The
Louisville Jou nal publishes q card from
twenty leig ght Of the Fort DOnelson wounded,
written upon their leaving Hospital No. S,
Louisville, to return to their respective reg
iments, in which they express in the most
grateful terms, their feelings of obligation
to the ladies Of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky
and Pennsylvania, both for their many in
dividual kiudnsssessnd their assistance as
societies. The card concludes: .-.'h ast
at il not probable that such wounds as
ours ever healed more rapidly, and high
degres Of his success Is due to those who did
not permit Us 70 stand in need Of anything
that could promote our comfort, our general
health, and the full force Of the healing
powers Of our constitutions"
The Soldiers Aid Society of this city con-
tributed very largely TO Hospital No. 5.
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THE CITY.

DEATH AT FHH POIaoE STATION. N.-Thomas
Collins, miserable inebriate, died at tho
johnson street Police Station ct an early
hour on Saturday morning from the effects
Of liquor. ApaPer found in his pocket in
dicated thsthe had been member Of the
4th Regular ARTILLERY, o. S. A., in which
elvieO he had his right leg shot away in
Missouri. His first appearance in this city
was about six Wesks ago, since which time
to his death he has been begging money Os-
tensibly to 90 to Washington City, but al
ways using what he gOt for drink. BE was
several times in the Station for drunken
ness, and on the 18th inst. was sent to the
In6rmsry. A few days since he was dis
charged from The later place, and on Friday
night was again brought 10 the Station on
q wagon, 80 drunk as to be entirely lifeless,
where he died as above stated. Where he
belonged, ), or where he came from, is not
known to the suthoriGes. He was buried
ct the expense of the city.
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DEATEs IN THB Coal MINIS OF eREAT BsIT-
AIN.-Ths number of fatal accidents in the
coal mines of the United Kingdom, during
the ten years ending 1850, Notwithstanding
the advantages resulting from the colliery
inspection system, presents friEhtful list.
A recent return shows that during the time
above stated, the number Of lives lost was
Q g6R
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AZ TRn AoADEnT or MUsIo.-A number Of
German ladies and gentlemen opened the
Academy Of Music Saturday evening for 8
single evenings entertainment, and present.
ed a very lively comedy, which Was well en-
acted. There was a very fair audience Of
cur German felIOW-citizsns present. A pc
euliErity Of the beverages used on the Oeca-
sion was, they were puTe-"nO discount on
that lager as friend remarked to US.