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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

INvALuABLE RRMEDIEs.-Here are a few
simple remedies for very prevalent disorders
which We have no. hesitation in recommend
ing as iniallible: 4
For sea sickness-s stay at home.
For drunkenness-drink cold water.
For health-take Ayers Pills.
For sccidsnts-keep out of danger. res
To make m0Rey-advertise in the Leader.
For Coughs and COlds-take Ayers Cher
ry Pectorsl. -
To be happy-subscribe for newspaper.
To please all-mind your own business.
To have a good conscience-'psy the
printer"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

Representatives, you are the hOnOred and
trusted guardians Of TIE lives and property
Of ibe cltiEens Of Ohio. TO You they look
for relief and protection from the nuiSAnces
herein brought Immediately and particularly
to your notice. PLUS ULTRA.
oRw1E1, o, Jan. %, 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

From report BY the Auditor Of State
upou the amount raised in the counties in
1851 for the relief Of volunteers and their
famfliss, and authorized to be levied by the
Oounty Commissioners, we and that Of Guy
ahoga stated as $15, ,sOI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

fgpeeIal Dlgpstehes to Chicago Tribune }

Especial Dispatches to Chicago Tribune)
HsVsn thousand four hundred thirteen
1neh mortar shells have been ordered here
1.f the usa Of the mortHrs Of the mOrtarboats.
u Fould appear from this fact that cur navy
iat.nds 70 shower these delicate missiles up
oa Columbus.
Ths route Of the Padueah pieksts has been
nxtundOd to Smithland.
Recent intelligence feom Columbus gives
.-r-SVIpes shat great dissatisfaction exists
among the troops there, and Thousands win
desert upon the first opportunity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

A newspaper says Jesse Brights case
"hsngs painfully IN the Senate" As Jesse Il
lawyer, be should throw himself hsaitan
soul into his case.-LOuisVilIe Jour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
Prom Gen. Lapdor's DivisIOu.
CurprpLArp. Nd Jan. 80.

CUMBERLAND, Md Jan. 3d.
Everything is quiet, and matters are likely
to remsin so for the present. We had snow
and rain again to-day. The roads are terri
ble, and a movement on either side is, just
nov, impossible. -9t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

~ Flan and oTnarsntSi printing o. sVeTg de-
ellrsloa tonRGt tha Erlrsing - tahllhmont q the
t1ihnnOUc3, On ths lat1sl proved and mQfl rapid
1la eEull n the helt lty e, on short 1oioo, eno
A Elaeons1h Eate.. altoqlAf eti9pii2lg Pale 2
1HE WorI.. E7rrr cfrcrlrtion of bindins lonei
OIlcin1lT nlank Eoohn, Ledscfa Journald, Ealot
lssil. HsoolIinR Beok1s -, II, asss'.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
ENvE1oPEsi ENYELoPEsn
100000 ENVELOPES

OFa sizes, qualities and coIorS for sale ct the Lea
der Counting Room, cheap for Cash.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

singio admission Ior ckRteTB s........-........ Is
Spectators win be aduitteeo but NOT anOWed 70
Gkate-IO cents. =
8. 0entl men holding Season Tickets vim be Al.
lowed TO introduce non-residenta OF the city upon
paying . cents for each admission Of the person %
tntroducedi the party mailing the introduction
balng responsible for the dsporiment Of the psrty
introduced. .
9. No skating on Sunday.
When the ins Is IA good condition A flag will ba
raised at the skating tark.
An tickets are sold subieot 70 the above reQuls-
tiOna and such other Tues a. the Proprietor = Az
tom time to time, see fit to adopt =
Tickets can be procured OF D. Horton, aupeFin-
tsndent at the once OF the Park from oiolook in
the morning TIL IN the evening
N s; s. sT6RE, PrOpFistOr.
Cleveland, Jan, 4, lS62s$T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

Where he may BE- consulted dsii5 thr5agd the Au-
tum and Winter. The very gratifying srd aston.
ishing success which has attended bis practice ir
oul 0ity, even Ih ossss a tsu5st o5sinats hsrac
isrs has ELECTED nom many OF oar hess otzons The
dighalt tsstimDnials, specially for thscuts Of
QATARRH. III ROAT DI6EAsH HROHnHTTTg.
"A kLl STAGE or U0HsUHf tEoE, HIATT
DlsIABEs ACTIN A. tffFEAOa EptlafET,
LMRUENHN o. IElE BLOOD.
HDlsQE ola, NEhFUUs AEs
ra. NLDII0ha. a4sta
Di1aasaso q ths kidnsyBs ana Dissutou q .Womsn,
nd oEhsr complaints Fhieh Id e .o9FsUHP.
BIS great success IN dis1sses d ne E4Is. has x
1isd poPular sttenffon, and hss ben osciaIly no.
tio8abls undar the new mods % iresimsna-
Dr. AKER has the most coulpls1s fnztrumsnta
with which to make accurate azsuiinationsand op-
sfatiOnS Whan nseessaFy. His MODE Of tEaatmsat,
the ---sl--
ERIAN SYSTEM OF -CgIRE
i5 n0tpraeticed b any other rhysissu and he PIE
lie shonld msksa note of.his fsct Hs has hssEitR
rsms-kable Euoess5 10 theceTo of Broehossis, or
ENLARGED EEOE.
which Is 30 prevalent sn fss Haks ska-5.
Rsr5onE sdEsFiHg from oosgas -niezE sussts
bleeding St the lnnE1- general datflIsgl psrtIsl
deafness, mPsrsct sight, loss Of Soica hoarssaaEs
loss Of iesh and Etrgngth, loss Of appssts aneuor
dependence pslpltati0a Of The has-t oyresiou q
the chest dEsuIt brest thng. resslsasns-sst nizas
&C., Hhouid oopsuls the Doctor Eo-shvith,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
sPECIAI. NOEICE. -


Toe cold season is approaching and FouPd f7o7t
~ VII surely Be Forss and Perhss4 rsnd .Fgd r-.
OURGa
fRsrs "a no guess work in the gzanaip t,,., n. a.
the administering Of the msdioinss, sSF y tbs n
Strumsnts used thsTs can bsno .disfst7sEs,5 -,
Doctor never hesitates % infcrn che sssst - -
friends Of the TEUE stass OF fhs eaSs.f --f
The Doctors psrlor5 ss tie FTssdals -. -,
snfonsee as5- aaany 1e-sona eoTaiss Esorr distant
states, and others Who Eers 5issss-tsnsd lv form.
sr experience and ls-ge SUMS paia . eus,r=. bs-s
md hoaltei snd sast too bE pagizg va-y r-o7srsa.
md raas1nahls sharus.
There is no oksrgs af ooasuftsssss rt
Doctor AEEB does not 0urs By nis-sg-- iau-tse,
Iuinine, bisteEnss blssdingo OF ans Of tFrsrtIoss,
Usually resortod 70 IN the trsatmsut Of obrs,to a.
sases. Tbs treatment e admirably sdapt-s II ~.
sons Wao oennot tske strong medicines re sfEs--
are prompt cad permanent, and BAT svv iuyn t,isl
Eiil eonVincs the most skeptIcal. mo Dooto- virl
With plsssurs name pariias Wno cen 8 -, anF,
SoDEerssd with 70 thi8 city, Who hsys b5io eurssi
By his mods OF sressmsni. Thoss Who Sre -
.Amperins with their lives urer ne him T7rie.ac,
Of trAEsing-dootorss' o. who are tYdaz y inch
e under the hands o. EhFsisfaRB Who nst us5sr.
stand the nature Of their dfscass or Fra mold 81
snre, delay no longer but Will Foa ha7s lbs row.
e. seek In . rational WsF 70 regain Feuf Is-lth =.
tno9e, 90, Who aro waiting tcr Lna diEass y siags
o4, think sie e a tuco Of those ran ffrs v,1-.
waited but in vain and have gone bsfu7s ven sfsr@
thOuEsncs o. thoss Who have gans EeSa - -
grave with consumption might have bgsn 80
9ad tney taken FrOper precautiol ana e5eoEs6 NJ
1isease when 8 was eatarTh OF inlan ation of fhs
shrosf. FTont oy rejecting upon thei- fassl ns7-
- The charge saaH in no esso be above yon,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

s5-Ths Funeral Of Miss ANN AdARIA HALLE
wi take place at her late residence, No $40 Eric St,
this (Monday) afternoon at two o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

=ei-re eveFy aflsfnooz 81 oAoiOok an iaveu
- feE cs1tfinlu7u 81 tllg latest new up %
ttme. The EVonlng hoader viii contain AZ
q b1logTarhio new rooeiFed In the, day tine
cd ~ d oonplete paper in. tlaeiG SuIhloIih hoFs
Gn b farniShed With thh aorning OF evening
U1lsiol 81 the eame prioe, Vla., I've dollArs
y1aF, 81 ATTY cent? per month. NeWs Agents taf-
slaiea q et1bo pea 100 copies s7T5.sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
THE AELEGHANIANS
NLEVELAND
SKATING PARK.

NLEVELAND
SKATING PARK,
This Park, which will bs optned to visitors on
MONDAY. J snuary sth, 1852, has area Of about
foot Of Ohio street, The main approach thereto
will be via Seneca street and the Seneca street and
Pontoon Bridges, and the trance ga at the
junction OF Central May and Stones lsFee.
BULLS AND REGULATIONS.
!. The control Of the Park viii be IN the hands Of
gentlemen Of the city, mostly heads OF families and
holders Of family tickets, who WILL eufOrcs obetli-
ence to regulations and preserve strist oTJer and
deoorum.
q Game. Of all kinds will be prohibited, exoept
when proper provisions are made TOR them. No
aieighs, ropes poles Will be allowed on the fcs
except such Is are furnished By the Superintendent
3. ANY person who Wilifully creates disturbance
IN the Park, or In any way conducts himself il q
manner unhecomtng gentleman, will Be expelled
forthwith the Proprietor reserving the right rs-
fund 70 all such persons their subscription money
pro rata and csneel their tsckstB.
4. Cautions and directions from the Euperintsnd-
ent and Fark-ksepers should in ali os8e5 be imme-
diately complied with.
5. Tickets net trans lerable. All porsona will be
required to show tn ir tickets IN order to gain Cd
pittanse g the 5aEk, II tickets ars transisrred
s. Price Of tickets will be as IoIlovs: Family
Tickets Will be issued to gentle ct SO each for
the winter; accompanying the tiokets will be 9
check 70 each individual member of the Bubsorf-
mitted ct all times when tbs Park Ia open. Gentle
men holding Family Tickets will also have the
privilege Of introducing to the ParE free OfchstRa
any person, non.rssident OF the city it being es
pecially understood, that any PERSON introducing
visitor will be resp0nsible for his or her depormsnt
in the Park.
= seassp tickets wiIl be as follows;
Tickets admitting 6entlemAn ana LadTs.....-.85 90
q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
HOUSE.FURElSHING ARTICLES.
COLD BAND CHINA.

Tes sstts ct SIE-uorth SIS. DIninE Sets at $40
worth SIS. ImPortod direct from PrAnce.
w.P. FOeG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
HYATf, BROS 3 CO.'S

jsnsl aasa Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
g. 6iisils bru3a III City Fat5;.

Gu wednesday, night, the e7eHy IS suT.t2at1
i; Jsnes river ianied soCe TIC ct three
berges filled with men Al City Foin, TheE
vert not disturbed Uncii Thursday morning,
sEben our pickste blaIed ava? :: ;::is sroup,
srd some two Or th7ee ware seen to fall. The
whole party rpAehi'y ecampered TO the barse=
aud puilai of for tha guDboata. 0ne ofths
hoat., .raT, 17HrI-d down rh= iivfT, toak p9-
sit:on, an! Dou,tlTIed tke Pc:G!to saEla hali
hour ~ nort. No damage Thatsvs- was
done to or r!sn, nrt ii is thought the rihed
piece with which We replied from shore, ssnt
more thaE- che shct ;1t9 !1a eifE;i1al craft
The object Of the landing il s;.cn small foTcs
a.d not tiNuspiTc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
LITTER FROM IBPAHAA.

IhAoscpher Greeley, in behalf OF IL,
t"t;re1;- D,ijions" !or whom he claims t1
suea;., III t. I1t;er std7aseeti to Abraham, say "a
,aet E-sS, yro7or,i:n OF tnose who triumph
I'd il hi: s!ec;ion s:c sotslv disappointed ard
deeply panec b. tire policy he seems &c 50
pursuing VIII: regard to the slaves. Ab,a-
! ham re uhes rs follows
E,SFccryE M,ssIos
/ +shugton, August -, 1862.
Hon. ;loA,;r i;eGEIly:
/ Dear Sir: hsTe JUST read yours o; th:
18Th. addressed 10 myself through .he =. !.
l"lIiouae. Il there DR. IN il aay stitaun.l )
or assumptions u isct, which Inav knc7 -
lie erroneous. do not now and here con;Io-
Ter: tnem. Il !ne!s bc i my inf.re1ces
wnic!i MAJ nclieTo t3 br falsely drawn, /
do not oow and here argue against ther:. il!
there bs psEcHrthie in It in impatient aus
iictatorisl zone, ware ii i: Difference 10 an
cd friend = 7nG-e hesTt have glirars Supposed
20 lie right.
AS &c the roiicJ rs G1n-1 &c he rusarr,"
as you say, have lot uieaut - l:ave any Drc
III doubt.
. "laiL ntft Tue L "OuIu- s4N6 -
thu slurtsst rsy under tire Constitution
TIKI s0oncl>ti.s .atiansi authority csa be re-.
stored the nesTar ths Union will be-t TO
Union as i wsS.n If tiers he ttece y: -
woult aot save the Unicn rpleas thry could
AT tho sa!ne Ilr,c Srre slavery, do not eErae
with ?hfus. II there be those who wo,..G
not SAVE ;h- Unou unless .heJ could at ttr
nsu,. tu,- destroy sisvery. l do not sgrr,
With !ken,. Ny paramount obj>;t III thia
s:fn1s: y 10 save the Union, aud = ucl
elrnsr {. ssve o. destroy slaT2.E. +
cou!; slve ;re Tnior withou, ire,i--.
any slsy: would do IT, sud Il
could Gave It r. freeing sti IT,
olases r-c:;ii dn it; snd il cou:G
save :: ry irec!ng some and leaving otn.cs
nlono. Y~ovlo also 10 that. What do aha1:
sa~erT. saG 7hc cclorsd race. ] 10 becauso
bel:fv9 Z helps &c scra this Union; ard wtS5
:GrbciT, / :oTGe>r r-cru-.. do lot be.ievs
It you'd heiu &c c.v= tIc Cnion. shsL do
less whers"-r j -ilsti h"iicvs wnnt Gn ccirs
hurts tn3 cats sr,i 4i,a!i 10 more vkaaevc.
r.aii br.:ere Doing th.,ra vii help the csust
s.-ii try' 70 correc; rrcoTz when nhc-n -
he .rrcrS; ari ] ,,haIt si"fl new view. .,
fast &, tHry -hall Er,:., :" De ;ri!r riews.
ta"n !i-7s Slated nv rdip:?s" Scr'.:':!n9 -
III "iaw q "'r:ia! ti'!ty, aht intend Il"
ni0liticstit;a =! nv 0f'-rHprc7seG personal
wish lL6< ali rlr., ererc~ho.e saou.d ID
fee. ours.
,y-n,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
RIO. ~ TIE .I..;r TGXE 1.ip..,I 5SI5ADI-

Irw Toa;, Aag z4.-Cw;ag 10 sone dis
affection among the Empire Brigade, rio:
occurred Oh SATURDAY afternoon Their bar
racks weTa torn down. . hote 5utted, and
6eveTsl officers pesfen, and many soluaIs
badly hurt. 4 militia company and one
hundred n:ariTs5 went II hid the police
Ons of the militia fired !nro the crowd, kill
ing the sergssnt major Of ons Of ths reg;-
neDt5. Police Inspector Folk, from Brook
lvn, as badly GEL iu the head with frnr@s,
and msny Of the police vere injured.
Tie troops enstslly 7iaInpedai to Brock
i'm and New York cities, aud iii ilc evening
only about IGU ur the 1000 men were in
their camrs. Many harc hoe2 arrested aid
returned by The police. The EoIe affair was
primarily caused By the non. cc'Prion OF the
prou.ised bountiss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02

We learn from GcrtleE:n jist through
Vicksburg from Texas, that the Fedcrals Late
" nale raid 10 Tupelo depot, On the ficss-
burg, Snrerepor. and Texas Railroad, burnt
the depot, hospital 2,oc0 hogsheads Of sugar,
large amount of Confederate nsccn and
captures 80 con=aleaccnt7 e zee hospital
Fro-. the s.ne scurce we learn TIA: tie
steamer Fair Play, with 5000 Enfield ridea
destinei for General Hind1uan's army, was
captured ct Nulliken's Bend By the FEEDERS
gunboats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
:.i:.f!Ass sf1rc:G,.srs L.. srnrurrr

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 22.--Gen- Wright
stsn has arrived here, 4rd t:.s genera him
self is expected tonight
Gen. Boyle has issued n1aeF5 tsst no per
son snall leave the city without pass from
the provost marshal lie ba.; also ordered
that the large number CT :uG;aiTe sla7aa from
the rebel States, How coni,n-d in jail. belong
ing to rsbel owners, be sTipioyed il repairing
che Federal deferct7. S!1r55 tslongng to
disloJsl citizers in h.ehauc:.y are also being
used for the same purpose
Genera! H,:i-on was at ReTllTg .r-a:n TO-
night ard vas tt lca@s ni1ieiiatel: for Lon's-
wills,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
curtis FTss Papers,

Ins following ia copy OF an 20n.>nrip"-
,iou paper and pass issued NJ til: Federal
comInaaier in Arkansas:
Hs.pquARTERs or THE EnuTiwEST,i
fIELErA, ARK, July p, 1902.
Spsc,si Order No. l5T7.
Jerry White, a ooIored man, formerly a
slsve, having hy direction OF his owner been
engaged III rebal service, is hereby confiscated
AZ nenp ccntrsband II var, aHd not heing
needed in the public service, is permitted to
pass tho pickets Of the command northwaTd
ana IS forever emancipatsi from bin nl.s'ar,
whu permitted him. to assist in attempting to
break up 1i,s government and laws of The
country. BY command Of
Meior-Gcnerai CcarIs.
JsRST y YirE, IL rcd ink.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
.Ann AlklREas ,iuIipnE

FvnIstss .dosRok, Aug. 9Th. move
ments now going or III the vicinity Of For
,ress Monroe s:e prog essing vigorously and
successfully.
The telegraph a.io5s the BAY vss re-
7aired ESTER. 4uon, aud is now success
fully =orj::r .gts cen Old Point ana Wash
inston.
FoRrpr,s IloSRcE, &ug. c&.-Ifesn troops
are daily arriving d: Fortress Monroe, and
hundradg are returning TO :ae:r regiments
who have been away sick. The general
health of the army is improving. All, quiet
a. Williamsburg yescerd a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
sSIIERE oy SESTL IlIII.

Is2:srA7oLl., August 23d.-Jonn \. Gar.
-ett, formerly residen: Of this city. vas ar,
rested last night, having in his possession
three hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars IN Confederate notcs. Garrett held 3 Ia;
ce;ps from Adams Express for. three, hun; hui
dred and. seventy Ave dollars il moHeJ sent
70 MIN BY R. D. Ramsay, Of Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
CcGcGE,S PROJECTED.

Crc.Fcy M.ctEe! mas been made Ei1ga-
der General, his commission to date from the
the day OF which be was ,aken prisoner at
Bull Ruc. He vii. consequently receive
icu-:eer hundred dollars back pay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
he Pa oR0GATTOT cr :-h.7::n.'*:G,.5..
-op cvE1,s s7,r-
, Fr-iisn pnrIis wse DTr

Tie English Parliament was pTo7c5ied OF
The ,tn CT August. By Royal Commission.-
The Queen in her speech tt.l5 -eieTs - the
war in America:
'"Ihs civil Tar which has io7 soIae TINA
baan raging among tee North American
Uniol States. has. unfortunately, continued
una5ared in intensity and ths eIila With
,vrch ii hae been attended haze not bean
;ontiEed 10 the American Continent: but her
Msj:sty, having frcr. ths first tontiHued to
take no part in that coHlest, tas sesn no Tea-
zon TO d-par, frcIp the neutrality n Th:ct
she has steadily adhered. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
" STRENGTH o. TIE R|r:L ar'4f, -

A correspondent ot tie Herald Eaya
"that the whols Confederate army il Fir-
gia:s il b this r;a.s IN position on the |ir-
a,;a Central RaiiroaG. a-i that it number:
nea, two hundred aud tts thousand
ner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
.rsiy.L or 1y1sl lEs.u"Et:
.rTziaS ii SEW 0PIIlH,

Inc Ski " CT the 25th says:
An arrival FROM New Grlssus brings the
Intelligence that General Butler. hns ordered
the surrender Of all arms held by the c!ti-
zens, not even excepting the French residents,
who requested co be exempt from the opera
tions Of the order, on the ground CT sh5 fear
If scribe ;i,.urrscL LiGn. ---
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
-sB THREE F-rc.Eo TGn-SI.TI'
Tra "He-aii' saws:

Ire "He7ali" says:
The troops u1der the Presidents eGl 10.
.nree hundred thousand men are rapidlT pre-
ceedius 10 the seat ofTsr. Before the end Of
the present week Pennsylranls VII! haTe sent
fifteen regiments, Maine FIVE, Ne" York four'
Connecticut three, Massachusetts, TWO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
er;o;,. 5-o,. F.arof4hs Drsi,,.

Ths Rockingham Register oi last lacS-
dsJ says:
VIC learn that JoaR 4ewiey; formerly "f
Rockingham COUNT hut wtia tan Teu.aTca to
Indiani n few -tsrs .ince, committed suici'ie
reccu:Iy, i'm III Of de:apgement, caused ~ q
dread Of L;ncoln'a disit. tie could not o6sr
the ice.. nf Icing forcad IA come back 10 fr-
lrua Il tight hjs kIlsrnen, and under Lie IN
fiuence of his gioolnT feelings, cut his throat
and deprived hiu;sslfoflifs. Mr. Ra ~ley had
resided near Dayton, III this county was &
quiet, honcat, excellent citizen, sud m'rfl
r.,.emed BY those who knew hun, and his
relatives here are sadly panied at his melan-
choly ezit'to the land OF spirite-
0dio;ai Vote CT North GaToliSs.
Gov. Clark, of North Carolina. ns.s 'ssusd
hs proclamation in regard to The late election
in that State, which declares the official vots
10 Vs, Ue ~ ''n0"" 5c,so3
Jnbn.,,n .2u,lI4
t.S 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
VISIT 81 7iis ift;: nsLE:i'9 DELrc. Ti3!' - :n.
5JuLT-

PaTn'az,on has beel. gwen - the 2scrstaT:
oi War 70 tn1 New Orleans delegation now
here--Judge Rose!ius, DR.. Coltman rnd 'ir
BulIitt--to visit h1r. 3cule 4! Foft LAra yettt
The iuturr lispoation Of Mr.. Sonls mEE be
affected bJ the report made by these gentle
men &C the attitude ne ia willing 70 assume
toEards the GoTernmet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
Sir ND ToC|CTD.

ira Heraid" oi the 2lst chronicles lus
arrival in View FORK On tee Goth, of 81. hun-
drei ard sixteen sick aud wounded frcn Ne
Clellan's sr-C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
TaTRHEa E.I1I.tp
Tn. ssDae paper has the iollowiT.e ::

Iha saDas paper has the following:
z iew dsys since al expedition Tss ntted
out al Newbern. Worth Carolina, TO operate
against Kingston: but on approaching the
town discovered several batteries which c1uid
not be iorcsd. ami the expedition returned to
NegharE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
hrsloRrD HEslaaa7ioH Or ii 'cizLI>s.
Tie Hartford 'Pc5t:" CT 1ae 2C;h ins';

Tie Hartford *Pc5t:'; CT TIE 2C;h instant
sHys:
owe nave private, b-7 direc' and reliable
information that Gec. Mcclellan will resign the
ccnmsnd of the Army Of the Potomac as
soon as the new change Of position IS effected.
The visit of the President 20 the Peninsula
goon after the tattle-week, is said ~ have had
connection with this event"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
E.sn, ,ns Tsariasto= s.s:. AT. -s.j
PAROLE

: Capt Gsrnatt, of the rebel srmy, brother
Of Dir. Garnett, fcrnorlJ Of this city, whc
wss prisonar III the old capitol, has bern
released upon bis psrols, and ~es visiting bis
friends this morning, IL csya ha viii never
take t.. oath Of :!!sE;lil2s. "a Sss parold
Oil account OF Ill heallh,
.rgIvAL or Rg1iL lE.su"Ets.
Ten rebel prisoneTs we're brought il this
TacTR!Ds from General pope's arHy ard sent
20 the old csp:tai. Among them is Captain
Liz, ci tne 9Th Virginia caTslTJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
" Her Ma;csty has gwen her 5za1y asse,

"Ii.r Majcsty has gwen her 5aauy Assem-:
to au act f5l carrying into erect the tresty
whior her MajestT to5 :"n;luded With the
President of tho United States ior the sup
prossion of the saYo sre5e, and her Majesty
trust1 ,ha co-ops.a1iah Of the Uniteo States
na1T with 5er oT7-n l,ET 50 lar To e?.r1 siiisb
the jes ,laiipg Grim" against which chat trestJ
is directnd.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
SIGN,
lance q Irnjo.i11---: .
s,.ry MASSACHUSETTS xpaiHfST

Eo~ror. Aug. 2Y.-Lowell has more than
filed her fall quota OF troops ior the var
lbe old sixth Massachusetts regiment,
which led the. van sixteen Eonths ago
in Baltimore, will 70 into camp on Mon
day. This regiment is under orders to
leave for Washington on the first Of sepsen-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
Tie Eryt GcTcrLor

= Correspondent of the Charleston "Mer-
aaues Gen. j. D. F. Jamisor as the
'sSs Governor of South Caroliua.