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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

Ex-NAIsHAL NIScELET.-It was under
stood last evening, that Minckley would be
taken to the Peniteutiary this morning at Z
o'clnet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

Lava TIP GAS BUEsEEs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestreet
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, by
". P. FOse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

S3- 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 all Chronic diseases.
Reference given 70 many formidable cases
cured in this city alter other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Ofiee No. III Ontario street.
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UHIOAGO 1IARKRE-Jan 3

FIOUR-Markstez eztrJ msly dull
VII EAF-Market lc lower; T0.O1fc for No
and 65&G65Hc for no In store.
OhN-mArkst quist. sales ct sc for mixed 20
store
OATR-Markst He lover.
MES p Rh-MArEeI dull and fnIlg Lzj{c lover
Sslss At - IS
DRESSED HOGs-Aarkst very dali and Ios
ECEIPFs-s 80 bbls hour 5zOD buHh wheat
zs4.0D bus torn.
MUM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

~ Will the gentleman who picked up
ebild's grey and white cape near the corner
Of Euclid and Prospect streets, on Tuesday
evening about dark, please leave It at this
ofice3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

10 REsTOhE TRE sICK TO HEALTH.
Ehs kso0t must BE- purified, and ell medicines are
usaiols which % not poaoa Ne quality Of stiula.
tng the blood % disohaFEe itu Impurities into the
bowels Branisth's Pills Pos,oss thia quality IN e
hsgh desroa, ana should b in overy hnlly. They
urs equally usslul Cor children aud udultsi adAptod
b hoth eazes and innocent as brad, yet most
sdootirs &c . modicins-
Ths Hoa. Jaeob Boysrs Of springviTs, Ina, writes
- d.. Brundsth, under date Of NAY H. ISL:
s'L haso zsot your inyallablo VegstAbie Universal
Puis n NJ dzilF since Is they have always cured,
even Rhsl uthsr medinea were Of no avail. ! have
bssn ~ mo1ns q ny nsighb0rs using hundreds Of
doilarst worth And uatiEssd they have received
q thouSand 20 oentsin bloIssd hesltn through their
ne. ThsT aru uned n this region for Bilious and
IaVur DiInasos, Rsgsr sad Agus, and II s rhsumst.
& oassa Win The most porsci suoccas- In otl thoy
urs ths caz Fsliaaos IN sickness, and truHt your
VousEabls ls may b long E5arsd % prepare 90 az
asIiaut a.nsdi1ina iof ths use Of man. Plaase
stnd Four lowest prios bT the gross"
Sold b. A. Gardner ~ suPor1oF street, OlsVs
80. Ohio and b. 81 FuaPoothbls dealers IN nodi.
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RRAVKLERg KEGIsEKR.

Citisens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for BY the
Coaches OF Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, lEI Superior
street, ReXt door TO the Weddeli House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

The Ohisi Attributes OF Manhood are tre-
guuutly lost or suspended bT malpractioea and VI
sious hzhtl. that win inevtAby lead 70 hsrodi'aFy
dlo.ss unias ch-ckod IN time Red the truths laid
, dsVh IN I'd ratios 'Hunan FrailT, OF Phyuioiog-
bal Bsssarsaa" It is siab0ratsly Illustrated with
oolsret snErssinzs and win convince the meat hard
oasd aRa unsonecrnsd, well - relieve the minds
oI ths most daspondinE b. isadtng them n The right
"a, nns ior rolief q bodily and nsntal Agoay and
es1Fsir.
sold By DR. BARROW, ~ Blseoksr street, New
Eerk. Prios - oents- Sent roe evoTTWhers.
Bod also ~ g. W. CaEks DrugEistn, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

~ Yankss Motions for January, No.
XIV, Of Rebellion Record, Leslie's Illus
trstsd. and II. z. illustrated ct Hawks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

EOTfoE TO soLDIEgs.-APplication for sd
mission into the hospital provided BY the
Sanitary Commission for sick and wounded
soldier, must be made to B. Rouse, So Wood
street. None need apply except those whose
papers show they have been regularly mus
tered into service, and signed by the sur
geon, or officer in command Of the regi-
ment to which they belong.
gtdeca3 3sT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

sEEvED HN RIeHr.-Mr. J. P. Stone, for
merly in the dry goods trade in this city
but now superintendent Of the retail de-
partmeut Of the extensive dry goods estab-
lishment Of Potter 4 Palmer, Chicago, ie-
ceived a splendid set OF iurs from the en- =
ployees under his charge, on Christmas
morning. All his many friends here will
say, "served him right"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

COEEs AID BUEIOEs. = DR.. Kendall, the
eminent surgeon who makes the cure Of
corns and bHnionS q speciality, continues to
operate for our afflicted citizens at his ONCE
(EbOve thiS.) Many Of our respected citi-
Gems attest 10 his skill, and We learn of no
instance in which be has failed TO Batisfy
those who have suffered from the most in
Veterste cases. See advertisement. d&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

COlored LiEhts.
For TsblsauI-Red, White, and Blue. Put
up in boxes ready for use By
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
Nov. S0-364 lw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

~ Appletcn's Rail ROod Guide for Jsn'
uary, Ct HaEks k Brothers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

- For fesh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, IT Public Square.
sugS-Rll
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EROIAL,


Prosidont-I l. WEATHERLY.
yios Pres't-h. 3. Soon. G7rsasaFsr-B- 2. LI0H
BIREofoRg.
n. b. OlArk, A. Qgin, Il. B. Davis, B. BFoWhsn,
Harvey A. J. Beagae, ,. y. Lister.
AIFEREl1.
9. ,. Lester J.G. HEssaY, n. b. sooti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

sFHEREOTTFEs.-stimPsOn is, beyond all
question, E superior artist and We advise
those wishing to get a fine likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit TO his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, viii richly repay 10th oiti-
gan and strsngsr Riff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

- Coal Oil Lamp ChimneyS, that oAE
Eo- b BRoEEE BIT TEE HAT, can be found at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and seneca
ntreata
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
BUSINESS notice..

- Your mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can get one Of Grover Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten collars less than
the manufacturers price, BY inquiring at
Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. #
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

&C. C.-csrv's Cough Cur.- asesssIs
FRAEE PAKKEE.-Lnvery aRd boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Eorsss ans
Carriages at rsssaEsblo figures.
asu7l R4s.Iv
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FRolI wAaHIrarn,I.

BAsz'HaToa, Jan. q
A woman vas not prsssat In either Honss
to-day.
New feaEs vas marked By the customary
oossrEanee5 on the part Of he Diploualie
corps.
An foreign legations we're present Is the
"hi's House at an ofisial reception, and
called subsequently, on the See1s.aly Of
state.
EROM BOSTON.
a., BosT0B, Jan. 2
About 5000 men Of Buffers Division en-
oarked today, aod viii sail 20 norrow.
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NATURAL MAGIOI


suDpa.s . oass. supposs you have red Iandy
gkits r-trzls, or flaming yellow hair. suBPoss you
vzunr light brown, rioh dsrk broEn, or raTea
1a-ek. Vel, yon spSiT Cir you ere Eise)
CRIErADORO's EXUELsIUR HAIR DTHs
and In q minutes Tour mirror shows Tou
WoEpERFUL TRANSFORMATION | !
Tys-y hair thaf ~ noRsnts before Wss an IN
,riahtiy blsmish, Is nov sn elensE; Of beautJ. "A
aagnihesnt head q hsr'' il the exeihEation Vhon-
r-vur Fsu uncover. he dlGerenee between
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST
v,,rsf rnors striking than that between . gray or
r.d ~ n srsts of nature, nnd O1s h which this
smoul dye hss bssn spilled
t1..rt.,tursd b. J. Cristsdoro, 10. Ast0E H0oso,
Hsu ForE. sold sEuryHhsros and APPLIED b. al Hair
Drss.su
1T3FE BESP . Eg,iBlULAL HELP
e - HUHAu EIeHf EEEa IHEHzzzDi
S@a~
~
Al. sOLOEOEsOE,
Pv.eS..7 ssS Soastifs OYasiaz,
-, a. nssortu,eut of the most In 9sea
tilf5 e sPEtEAULG9. An hn 9lessees 4 Eassss.
II - e. a. G.Ehteoi eTe ground Inaot ~ = ~, :
f6SSfSss eSrs, - e b suit tko eyes In Al e.9es
100 EdllnalEs ni11el g 80 ~ -
IETel, ed iaIlr1Gs atrul7ta 2F loag rsealAs .
= - -,o11on Uasrlk hsrsl l1iora the pnblio ga
~ nsTeF sDTi0Yl sly s1eln the ~ 81 81 3I n
riiFiRoqOoPT =, DOl1PAESE8u kc.i on nalsG
lrffFIoiAL HIS iniartsa Uishodi lain
49, ~--sS-Sss. 3 iEs s5psricF stFsst, aaesT A2s-issz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

D EAL ESTATE---E. n. KEYES,
~ (fornsriy OF ths nTm o. Little B EsToS,j hAi
5pened Real Estate Ofios IN R0u1siB Block, cor
naT q Sgperior street and Fubue square, and has
constantly on hand several thousand acre1 Of 1Fli
7ualiiY of Farming Landg in the States Of Iowa
Wisconsin and Missouri, % oLchanTe for cisy an
s0uHtrT property; also lOr all kids of PsF1onfl
Gr1e-rtv Psgt calh usid ~ ns--sssFv G--rE.R
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LIE 0ooAs.
7OR CASH ONLY,

ME BEG LEAVE To BN
Nv HoUEoE tsnt on snd afior January lsts 1852
- Uros1au 70 90 busintgI
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Real @aIaM,
4 IMAM LITTLE,

DsslsFint
BE Al EST A 7 e.
Kegs 9 great variety Of Earns and Oit5 PropsFt
Tor Sale or Rent. Also, ehoice Farming Lands Il
MichiTan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri
nTOnes 10. AtEateT BulidinE, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
EXoLUsIVI CASH sYsTEM

gud dfa1o1tiuue al oEedi'E
Wssr5 Mt led 20 MAKE tEis change in cur bust-
n-Gs q 3 count Of losses 1uBtaiuedS put Tom Do
lisf thtf the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
LATER From EEKOPL.

aHgIv.. ct rrI CITY OF wasiuSCTo:; orr CAPE
EACE.
ST.. JOINS. y. F., July, lsth.--Thc steamer
Civ Of Washington. from Liverpool on the
oh. yin Queenstown on the 10th, has passed
here. Her adyiccs a-c four days later.
The steamer Africa arrived on; Oh li!r
9Th.
Lord Russell stated in Parliament that
France had declined entering into treaty
against the slave trade.
;, resolution prohibiting English interfer-
ence III China has: been rejected i'll the House
of Commons.
There arc yur:.rrs that France will retire
FROM Mexico.
General rrim has arrived in England.
The cotton manufacturers 0! R"ucn and
LYLE have sent 4 dcputatlon 10 the Emperor
Napoleon 10 represent their difficulties.
The Italian Ministry rcpudiateS any inter-
ference in the affairs OF Mexico.
The United States gunboal Tuscarora had
arrived at southampton.
1t is rulnorch that Russia will join France
in a mediation III American affairs.
The rlris correspondent Of the London
Herald" bclcvcS that France entertan-
very SERIOUS intcnuolsa:"
Tn. London "Timcs" think; any offer OF
mediation in America will be received with
insult.
Amcric.n stocks have downward tcndcn-
cy. Illinois Central Railroad As Il 4S35 dis
count.
COMMERCIAL lSTEIIIGE%cE.
LiyeruoI. July ?th.-Cotton--Sales for
two days 21,0u0 bales. Market firm, 1T an
advance Of ID.
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yANEEE DEBT-rUTUgE PROSPECT.

\ friend who has for many years been con-
nected with the old United States Government
and who had been detained in Washington
many months, has. after repeated applications
and rcfusalS to return 10 his residence, near
this city. ION his arrival from a1tl=ra,r 1u1lt,,
at last succeeded in reaching hi home, and
furnishes us with the annexed statement
which can be relied on
NEAR RICHMOND, July q, l$G2.
To the Ediiws Of tie Engu,rer.
Gentlemen: From the most reliable data,
the present United States debt. audited and
floating, is at least 81 ,310,00o,000.
The ,iu;ty expenses, rs admitted BY the
Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and,
Means. uhc notorious aud infamous Thaddeus
SteyenS,) is between three and four million Of
dollars, and the debt in one year from this
time cannot be less than two thousand FIVE
hundred millions OF dollars
The annual expenses after the war is ended,
is estimated by Mr.. Voorhees, in his late clio.
quent speech, for the support Of the army and
navy, the civil and diplomatic expense, the
payment of interest on the public debt and
the pensions, at the sum Of four hundred mil
lions of dollars. The estimate is based npon
a speedy close Of the war, and does not include
the millions yet to be stolen from the people
by the most lcentious, corrupt and tvranical
government on earth.
Richardson, of illinois, in a late speech,
estimated the duty expense of the government
for the support Of stolen negroes, at one hun
drcd thousand dollars per day, or thirt--si%
millions of dollars per 0n""m. There are at
this time in Washington alone, about twenty
thousand stolen negroes, principally irol'
Maryland and Virginia.
Let us sec what are the assets OF the govern
mcnt.
Under the census Of 1860, all the property,
of every kind, in all the States, was estimated
ut less than sl2,500,000. Since the war COM
menced the depreciation has been at least one
fourth-S3, l25, 100000. From which deduct
the property, se,,375,Q00,000 in the seeded
States, at least nethird-S3, l25 Q0Q,0 900, leav-
lug in the present United States S6,250,oV0,OuU.
it will, be seen that the present deb, Of the
United States Is one-titth Of all the property
of every kind they possess; and in one Year
more it will be lnore than one-third. No Peo-
ple on earth has ever been plunged in SO large
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..,s for three hrilrs exposed &c I'll. -, -
oan'. - fire oreirht pieces OF artillery al''
csii'la.. ,'i,,s,;,s ofinfan,ry. Gen. Jones com.
III. division said on the held' ,he oest
iai,nn n; in the service could have done n. n"
! iee .nn" The curs'd oppressor, coming VIII
De-, banners, thick as leaveSwere, oy our
ilhu''. .,a1 ,rny, like them scattered, ana no"
III; III '', ,hn;r whipped souls. feel IN the "nallae
IN tiit ,, " richmond, rs in the days Of Manas-
wen .,,,, il is to meet frecmen, VINO Dattie
sas' nJ ali that is dcar-llberty, wife,
'''",' "a;n On Tuesday, July lst, the regiment
s .'ni ;ts mart in the terrific lire OF that
div and night, where
.r,..t,,a'. banner. torn hut dylhs.
S,-.,,n.t Ike tn. ,huuder.r,orn aH"'ns.'nt "o
w.. r,llowine is our list Of killed and
"| Gnnrar~ D.-Killed-F A Palmer
W o onndtcJ: scrc't Emmett Baker; Corporal
1obn p,,t,: 4 G " Baync, II Woods.
'o ,n.rr C.-Killcd-A 3 Guthrie
Uoundcd-Captain Il A Cannon; q NJ Stew
compan7 E.-Ki11ed-serg't 4 3 Stroller;
Wonndcd-J II Lofty, Allen Ch"p'ha"' L''Si'
Shores, P Bnttcrmore. W. 1o,don
Company F. onHucu- ', - u-,
u,nd.rson, D j Smith, " Ii Woodland, D
MoElr,th. Philip McMann.
Tn,rnany.C .-Killed-W NOLAN. oulil-
IL Canrain II y d Twiggs; LIST Sers't Alex
anIor Glemcncey VIM liemphiiI, NJ Riley
! Jnssc Ireland ThoS Childers.
Cnmpanv Nv onnded = Lieut.: Pearee
unr,r, AC,ins Adjutantl, and W'R Hender'
90 C,mr,nv ~ oundcl--iieMt William a q,
Williams, Thps \ Harris, Thos Murphy y II
Smith. , r ,
COMPANY Observation-Disclosures '' y
Rutherford, j W Harden. -
Tomnany L.-Wounded-Carl ] Fort -
Sergeant j Cowan, lnortaly:
,'o,nn.nv M.-Killcd-W l. AndrrwS.-,
Wounticd-lieutcnant JAS !, anthony S'tE
Wm ] Garrett, Corporal j 7 llerndon' corp
John Smith, 4 N 1nnn;1'n%s i 'n t,,,'
; grove.
Companies :, and p have been detailed 81
light artillery.
The Regulars are now in the Brigade o
Acting Brigadier-General George ]. AnIer
son. General u. i. Jones Division, Major
General l.ongstrcct's grand Divlsion ant
AGAIN We stand ready, victorious and deter
mined: and, wherever ordered. the F"S
;,sny,;, ErpnInyc. in defence Of freedom AM
with the rTagcrs Of the South, VIII ever
proye. as they have in the past. worthy I" "'
ranked anon. the Children If the Republic
y. 4. FKAHELIa HILL
Captain lst Georgia Rcgulars
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rGETfCALs
Iwr,rrrs FOR trsf GIcRMoHp ENQUIRER

I,,,,7rrS ror trsf kIcHMoED ENQUIRER
THE RIVER OF DEATH :,
tr,or.,s rc,er been an hour since. the WIZ"
harps oc Time, -, rhr1n..
-r;rst run,, out in numbers Of musieai f"S '>'
The ,neasurelcss exit OF years orr
Rnt some little bark has conc our iva
shore or.
For .,ern;ty's port, to return no NOR
iot W. Sacncc our hopes ami our tears.
- :, 1850 40 more. tho our 'reft spirits
sIa..;,uv hour Of the sweet return
" ~, ~ no smiles and greetings "' l"'c:
-, e., ,b,, hopes Of the long fled ago
~ 80 .;,.huilt schemes that have tronpie'
us 50.
AMI The voT.s recorded above.
a,,s, for the beauty we'd gladly rrcan'
:ro fear from our spirits the tuneraI pam
That feeling * strangely weaving .,o,
For we mis-, the forms that nave '''"' ''"~N
here, ,,,, No.. III b,,J
And the treasured things ''''' w va 'o'N
And The lights that's ever dcce'vln:.
We stand on this rivers lrecarl"nS mare
All ,is,,cssly gaze rs each beautiful barge
,.nnrhcs out on the swelling tide,
AID ~. cease to remember our own may
With the next bold rueil, Of the dark river 5
flow
To the the unexplored ,mclcSs side.
There are lights gone out in the halls Of the
SKY,
K!nAlcd ,lp on the morn Of Eternity,
Al the shout Of Creations birth.
And beautiful flowers that III Eden grew,
When the heart Of woman WAS sullLleSS ana
true.
Viii never more blossom on earth.
Oh We miss them at morn, and at even
tide.
But We mss and mourn for the forms ut our
side
hs:a,; ISL ri,e rdices We i"vtd 10 hear,
When III. vesper orison charmed the ear.
And awoke the harps Of feeling.
VIII the long los, Pleads return, cycrmorc,
To throw their soft rays on our >had"wy
shore,
And twinkle in bright glory
VIII flowers Of Eden revisit no more
The tear-lewcd bowers thcy poriumed i'.-
fore,
The mournful transsrcssion story
vii, IL. ,arks that 90 out with the roarinG
tide
Ofdark rushing waters. that two worlds d.
vide,
DiShurlcn safely their cargo:
Shall npr little bark he the next to transport,
Its Soul-wcalth freight to Etermity'S port,
TO 'bide The kingly embargo:
EnS VIRGINIA.
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John Henry Johnson. Jr.

ban, at ia" residence al Mr.. DAVID nI",u, Eick
n"u,i the 3th ntl,-.ftfra short Int psliai lLes.
Mr. JoNS nESRT" "FtEST:; r., Il The 2l.i Year OIL
LIS "u Of Mrs. john tisD. JJ.:5oa C.arLe-
VIII, Ai"1 Si-uHur. rDuTiy, "a.
Thus aUofh-r yv,iI- aid brave hS lei! while striving
frr i-rrS.ds oi-hls c"ubuy- D-Iyiug himself Cum.
i"f.s ANA uxurIes a. h0. which 0rdu- .i:c, GnlT 10
few, rushed u the Held carnagG UIcred himself
5acTinc- At the M; call al his cou1ry Though Tot
.miticI .Cii-ElT owE b. the missiles o var, m
Eutsr.s :c;ii OF tho "xcrUCIaIiu IIiE.
phui rErIa o.;a ccUITac;c 3,t May .ui 1T JuGc
h. Iaaal" hliiEs his place In that solid PiaauH which
stood in the mix" Of ''s-v-n Pines, nigh ,ii.
:=ari before cGT ;hr"a;-ged city
Hear 'iicd 4 member Of ComPaa" Z, tClarksv!e
Buel Iiin 'ir:iai E..aca; irieId Ia hi, a>.ncia"s
n iavcsi;c Of those whO kucw him. devoted lou vi 4
widowed aEI SH"arai" afflicted Ecth"r affection.
brother u liz ber2ar"i sister W.. who EU"w him
JiG gilh his inGch distressed mother .i>t "a Ecli.
III. bereavement iIcE ri":IirGCe his thu. 4.
uIon ~. hoping 10 i:l"t EiE 'h2E- IlH Si ARP
l., nyAid i.Ii,s-
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THE FIRST REGIMENT OF GEORGIA REGULARS.

1 THE FIRST REGIMENT OF GEORGIA REGULARS.
| Every battle field is holy ground,
| Which proclaims the south Is fires"
In January, 1861, the Convention Of Gcor-
| eia having declared her independence from
the North, raised, among her early acts, the
rniriment of Georgia Regulars,
in her ranks promptly rushed many OF her
daring spirits-iiery as the South-iolowed
| bv her other sons Of other battalions, who
have on every field sustained the honor and
| glory of tho dear old Commonwealth.
From the field officers Of the "RcgulalS
| were promoted Ilardce, Major-General, who
led the centre at Shiloh the brave Rrigadier-
General ". II. T. Walker; and that efficient
| officer Briga'lirr-Gencral ". j.. Smith. On
the 10th July, 1851, the regiment left 1ybee
Island ami Savannah for Virginia. Our he
loved Colonel WAS Charles j. Williams, who
died on February 3d, iSt2--a loss to the conn
lrv-and was succeeded by Colonel William j.
Magill its present commander. Of the 'un-
returning brave" the fond ones ut home have
also 10 weep over the deaths OF l.icutenants
Nelson Hunt, Trippe, Wade, and Armstrong;
and many gallant soldier lies ,,m,cr the sod
far from his native State, his voice no more to
be heard at the home iircsiIe, but lis liie'S
blood, an incense on the altar of Freedom
rises to Heaven where Ill will be made even.
This regiment served in the Army of the
Potomac under the great JOHNSTON, and in the
fight at Lcwinsvilic, or in whatever required
did Mei, nhole duty During last Spring, it
bore with fortitude the great hardships and
exposure in the trenches at Yorktown, having
five Killed and several wounded.
In the siege OF Richmond it has been at its
post. On Sunday, June lst, we We're rapidly
marched ten miles 10 the field Of action and
drawn up in line: but had not the high priv
legct o lie actively engaged in the victory OF
the Seven Pines" TN Friday. the 9th of
June. sent out with the 9Th Georgia to /" feel
the enemy" and after an active SkirInish
dro"e in their pickets and outlipes two hun
dred yards. under their batteries and heavy
supports. On Saturday again in line and I'M
der fire. On Sunday the 2ath. the Regulars
were thrown out as skirmishers the advanced
regiment of Gen. Jones division, the post OF
honor; nohly did they perform the danger
Gus duty
Rushing !uic The Geld, ;or-mos, fgbtiuS fell
They drove in the outlines, and maintained
every position ordered to, though this small
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CiHciSa.Ti, July lS.-A man CANT INTO
Eoyd's, on the kentucky Central Railroad
this morning, and reports that the town al
Cynthiana. sixty-aix miles from here, :'nrren-
iercd, at ) o'clock yesterday to the rebels,
after half hours fight. lie says he saw
Morgan aud shool; hands with him. Nor
cans force numbers about $500.
y soldier, who also came into Eoyd's,
says that Morgan's men fired two rounds after
the surrender of the town, and that Captain
Antho1y's company, from Newport, are all
killed or made prisoners.
The excitement at Newhort AMI Coyington
is very high, and increasing. The citizens
are organizing rapidly for the defense Of New
port and the Provost Marshal arrests all
aympath!zarG to-day.