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REABF.MABE el6TBINa.
TIE POET ON A TRAINi Oh,
Fhe Romance Of the Railroad.


~ tss Author Of 'sFair Inaz,'' "The Prince d
Wales, 30 Ths Ghost Hunter" +" &e., 30.
OHAPTER WILLIS TIE SLEEPING OAR.
Thick and fast the shades Of twilight,
We're than falling all around,
And the besutious stsrs Of evening
In The heavens did abound.
On We sped DER hills ani valleys,
RIvainK lightning in our flight
While our sleep-ng car was altered
Fur the comfort Of the night
But was not very sleepy, M
So sat up that / N ght see
All the antics of the lovers
Who we're sitting tront OF me,
With my eyes half clOaed watched them
And could not help but smils
As / saw them kiss and hugging
In a very loving style.
She her head was gently resting
90 her manly lovers breast,
While her brRs Ia lovers fashion -.r..
Hound Der neck vas toudly pressed
And soft words o. love he uttered %
In tbs maiden' g listening ear
Words, though very interesting,
Still dare not let you hear.
But I cou' d not let them rest so,
For with them must have SPORT
So with cane he touched them slightly
On their feet, as quick as thought.
Upthey jumped al in huttsr,
Botn were shaking some " til fear,
While sleeping, was quietly,
Or at least did 20 apear.
When they saw they we're not injured
And that every hing was r1ghti
Town thsy sat- and then left them
FCr the ba lance OF the night
Soon to take enooze / lay uoWns
And nothing more did know
It'll the trim 81 rived at Pittsburgh
And 1 woke in the depot.
[rO BIZ OoETIsUEDl
And we shall also continue 10 give Great Bargains
70 an who cali aE Isaac Isaac Union Hall, as We
have nov on hand the largest and most superb STOCK
Of fashionabls
Spring and Summer Goods,
or Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen IN
GsveIapd and our stock Of Spring and Sumer Ready.
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the State. A.
I buy and seh for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers VIII do we'll to call ct
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hall,
sole thessle Of Singer Celebrated Sowing
Machines, Storr's Automat0n Preszman, and
Strong Patent Army Bed-TTunk.
- Oornsr Superior and Union-St1.
n Look out tor the GIANfa
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The Bittias Our Of Rebel Privntssr..

- The Washington correspondent Of the
Springfield Republican SAYS that HMr. Sc
ward Is deeply engaged in 8 controversy
with Lord John Russell respecting the ft-
ting out Of rebel ptivateers il English
ias portss There is possibility Of trouble on
this question, for Mr.. Seward has at
length taken bold stand-the very plan
that Mr. Welles urged upon the President
lest winter"
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To AtWater Building, foot OF SuperTor-St.
Es-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission
6a-Ho charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
E5-Also issues Policies a. Loves. Paying Rates in
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
A very beautiful and finely improyer Farm Of I75
acres, on plank road, three miles from Warren,
TsumbHd county, Uhio.
Improved Farm Of so acres in Michigan, to exchange
for atmai Farm In vicinity OF Cleveland, and
viii pay some cash.
A Oottags Hou.e and small Lot, No. l2l Lake-gt.-
No. ~, corner of Gardsn and Hudson-sts Store and
4 fine Residsnos sud Iai &c Lot, c,rnsr Of Lake-st
and Case Avenue. fOr sale cheap or exchange
Lot No III, slade's Allotment University Heights.
GTist Mlli and thirty acres of Land good Dwelling
House. Well lOoa ed and good wafer power.
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksvie, about 30
acres rich river bottom Sz5 per acre, part on time
A good 3use and LOt on Prospect st near Erie-St
A uiee Brick & uss and Lot on the West Side, near
tbs Circle on Franklin-St. "a 500.
A small Erame House on Wheat-St. $3.50
A Store House and dwelling on Detroit-st. Very
Hof@ahs Bl lock for sale ehssp-part on tine.
A very valuable Properly On Kinsman-st.
A good House and Barn, y acre Lot on ktnsman-st.
near Erie-St. $500.
121f acres choice + Erult Land in East Cleveland.
A good Farm Of 80 acres, ~ miles from Medina;
good Buildings and all kinda of Fruit So p acre,
or will exchange for q small farm near the City,
House and lot PHrkman street, los 25xI0U; II
~ frame house, barn, &C. 2lOO0.
81 acres on OuyahOga River, miles frOs1 city, IS
acres good river bottom, IS acres timber, brick
hOusa and small barn, s50 viii exchange in part
for city property.
new Brick House and Barn on Detrsit-St, lot I25x
800, well improved fruil, &C. s3,OUO; $500 cash,
balance on 4 or years time.
House and Lot on HRmilton.St., house stories 8
rooms; lot 33xtOo. sl2O0.
50 acres nicely improved Land, all kinds Of FRUIT IL
story Brick House, Barn, &C., In Brecksville g.
500 Will exchange for to acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
TO LETT
very desirable Residence, with ls acres Of land,
oonvenisnt to Street Railroad. |
JHO. G. JENNINGS,
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The Charleston Courier says that the
body Of Colonel Shaw, Of the negro 54lh
Massachusetts, regiment, was sent for dur
ing Sunday, the 18th, but he had been
buried in pit, under a layer of two Of
his own dead negroes.
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hour after arrival cI trains.
Ba5-Au mafla close one hour before depart ura
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastorn Through arrives AZ AS 4. NJ, lao 4 asp n
Eastern Way arrives ct 9.55 A. III.
cstern Through arrives At $50 A H., and 9.25 p L.
Western Way arrives at 30 p n.
Sandusky Way arrives at 9.23 A. II.
Cincinnati through arrives at 945 4. H., SIS p Al.
do Way arrives at g:35 p. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9.i5 P. N.
do Way arrives at 80 A II.
Mahoning Way arrives at 705 II.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 P. n.
Bockports &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays at u NJ.
at5P. n.
Sharon Center, Granger. North Royalton &c. arrives
Mondays and Fridays at 5 P. n.
Warrensville arrives daily ct IO:l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n
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REAL ESTATE.
PRAYTON 8 sTOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGBNTs,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
nee No. Atvater Building Entrance through
the Insurance Once Of 4. +. BrRytou.

Ohice No. Atwatsr Building Entrance through
the Insurance Once ct Il. +. Braytou.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
II story House and Lo, on Pheps-st, convenient to
the Leke shore Car Shops snd Boiling Mill
Price s5UO.
Brick Bolss and Lot, No; 20 Prospect;;st; Has Gas
and Water and small Office attached, convent
ent for q Physician
nav two-story House and Lot, corner Of Perry and
sibley-Sts Lot 60Kl55; good Fruit, Water and
large House and Lot on inton-St, fronting OlIn-
ton / ark. Lot 81 feet front, running back to the
Lake. Good Ba n and rnt. Price $4,000.
Mathews Block south side Of Publis Square, with
land through to Oh8mp' ain St., fOr chf ap.-
Long time gwen Oh large share Of purchase mon
ey il desired.
FTaakltL-St-, opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cistern s2aO. Terms easy.
large new and eleSant Brick House and Barn, cor
ner hlnsmsn and forest-St Lot 296x3y6. 1880.
Brick HOuss and Lot No. Johnson-St. Lot 35xIOl.
* stsry New Brick House aud Lot, No % sooviIle-
st Lot SSxll4, cor. alley and SeOville-St. e53O0.
Terms easy. Possession giEsR Immediately.
-t FARMS FOR SALE.
Il acres two miles from the City, about 40 rods from
Euclid-St,, on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and BARN. well stOcke1 with Fruit Of all
kinds. Price 8 go. Term TO Buit purchaser.
l05z ~ miles from the City; first Of from Eu-
elid-st Price s3,OOO Terms easy.
20 acres in Brecksvie; 55acIe5 i'm .roved, balance
cnoice timber land. SIS per acre Terms easy
90 acres ia Boston 40 acres proved. Good Eouse
and Barn. Price s2l per acre. Terms essy
LIS acres in Parma, miles from Brighton; 50 acres
improved GOOD two--sory House and two Barns.
50 acres in Newburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine orchard. 85O0l.
$50 acres, 80 milas from Toledo and miles Wan
seOn Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres prai.
RE and balance timber land. New House and
Barn AMI good Fruit so per acre Terms easy
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PHOTOGRAPHIC sTDgg.
DHOTOQRAPHIC ALBUMS. a

EEhOIOGh6Enl nlO A1E Nillo, AT
3. B DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
I7e SuperioE-EA
ARTTsTs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
gEWT0G'S ard Goupii's on SID Water Co!orE.
at 3. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
i79 SuporiOr-st
oval AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Trames, at R. .. DOUGLAS q CO.'S,
l7y 8uperior-SE
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF FCELKBRATBD
PAintisss and EasTsFiRzsr st Il -.
2. B. nOUGLAs CO.'S,
I79 SIpsrloT-et
"OARTHs DA VIsTTR" OF CELEBRATED
Hen and Women, and Pal1nor's Marbles, at
L. b. DOUGLAS 3 CO.'S
l79 SBperlOr-St.
FINE EEGBAYIEG5 OF DISTINGUIsHEp
Men Z. 3. DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
aDr2s ~ snpsrioT-s
DORTkAIT RRAMES.-SoUARB
E and Ovsl Gilt Frames, st
DHUTOGRAPH FRAMES --9ILg
L ard Rosewood Oval sssUez, q splendid szloT'
dzant ~ RuHA ET'S,
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EISH ING TACKIE.-H-l-,II15'I, p,
4 JuSTRECEIYED-A fresh sup > -'u--e-.s.sls
ply Of Conroys Oelsbrated Fishing Tackle Ourstock
Of Rods, Reeds, Lines, Books, Flies Bai.s, &c, 6c
Is large and In great variety
g8-We have also on hand = fipe assortment o.
Double and Single BaTrelled Shot Cons Rifes I-s-
vOlving Pistols, Powder Elasks. Shot Pouches, am-
munitions and eYrything required for Field Sports
At HATTERSbEY'S Gun STORE,
l02 Snperior-St., Cleveland, o.
sFRspairing nsatlT sxseutsd. maIf
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T AND OFFIOE.-H. H. LITTLE
4 4 has constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or time. AsO--a
variety Of City aud VILLAGE Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin aud Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms City or Personal
ID dnor mayl2
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Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM

III SuDerIOr-st.. Marble BIOokJ
To AtWster Building foot Of Supe-for-St
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FARMS FOR SALE.

7 LITTLE. DEALER IN REAL
is ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Hss on
hand q large lot of Farms aud Farming Lsnds in
this State, Iowa WIscocHil and Illinois.
6sS-Uffos OVER No. 50, south side Of Pub Square.
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lNSURARCE.

TOHN G. J ENNI GS,
% iSucoeosor to Rouse 4 JenninEB,l
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g0sT.0FEIeE TIME.TaELE..
1858 sUNHER ARRANGEMENT 1855
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of Halls
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

saJ-Mails wiIl be opened and ready sor delivery
hour after arrival ol trains.
Ba5-An Mails close one hour before departure
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EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
III formerly Of the hrm Of Littles & Keyes,j mas
opened Resl Estate Once in ROuBe's Block, corner
o. uperOrSt. and Public Square, and hasconstantly
on hand several thousand acres Of rst quality Farms
ing Lands in the States otIowa Wisconsin and Misc
souri, to eEohang city country property also
sOr all kinds o; personal PROPERTY aTtoash paid
la1eEuar- --rfF R@h
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Es5-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission
Rent and lOllect Rents, &C.
DB-No charge to Purchasers, Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
EB-Also Issues Policies a. Lowest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern InsurEnce Companies
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TO LETT
very desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land,
oonvenisnt 10 Street Railroad.
JHO. e. JENNINGS,
inIyls Atwater BniIdIng, loot Of superior-st
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~ ne Author Of 'sFair Inaz,'' "The Prince o
Walss, % Ths Ghost Hunters - Ac., 30.
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Rira..


BUNS os Friday, January 49, E.lxA suwsa. oativs o.,
The parish Of Bottlngtoas. county wis.low' ireland.
We | ~ s:s: ~ sy are r., =.
oors-on Friday, January 10, MAsr CYrI!, vie u
Hugh loye, native of county Louth parish VI Ar1ea
Tho relatives and friends q tho family roal~ofull
invited 70 attend the Funeral from hor late residence
of Van Brupt and Dkeman Streets South Brook
Ign, this Sunday sliernoon. 81 two O'Clock.
CQxAoss Oa saturday January II. PArssox cossoS,.
native Of tho county limerick, parish Of Gaiosily
M ne,ds and soqwa,utanees are respectfully invited
10 attend i62 from hs hate Residence
.venticth st CT and avenue, Moodsy after.
r. on At o.e O'Clock ns Syss member OF the sixty
nin, regiment (IrisA Brssds) fought m several
', Suddenly. on Friday. J.nusry;s. w'eoAs
Ths f,ners VIII 30 nstd o. hosdAy Afternoon, al tYj
O'Clock II house Mr. Henry FarbArs. 10 Norton
street - .stsua s,,no, sns,ss, SoV.oe
smoaAx, native Of the parish OF Soaaow. county We
Tho frisnds Of the family arc respectfully avi.e4 70
tend funeral from hs late residence. 25s Mulberry
street, Monday morning. ut ten O'Clock.
meut Now York Volunteers, who died OF his wounds
celvcd II tho battle of Freder cksburg
Tho riends and acsAnances Of tue family are respect
luy invited 10 attend the funeral from his iato rcs
denCe l43 Pro pect stroe Brooklyn thAs SundAy) aof
noon 1T hall past two O'Clock.
o.n," nes. ~ sSs ss.n year her az.
youngest daughter OF James and Mary Dcuard formerly
or tho city OF Iub'ln
Tho friends OF the Family lhoso OF her brother in
law George Mscdoas respectfully invited 10 a,eud
the tune from the residence u hor parents feccai
svsaac between iory seventh and Forty eighth streets
door above Forty ghh street coast sdet. ina (sn
| dsy) afseruoos, II bali past one ocsock.
Dsbin (Irclandl papers please COPY.
'~a-2addesly On Thursa.y Jsnusry ~. bsasAap
--"AsttOlly lnvksd 70
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Fremont Abcrvronb,e b osaSsy q Wssrcston Juno.
toa t0-uAy. Gesry N - White PiaAns WV 80 -.
Of cavalry have been ordered out, and are Nv 70 v
70 rsltsve tho second regiment u mses. rvo !.
Thousand infantry and oos bstteyy leave Wssnsn4'sa ~
once for Manassas Some Ia 90 tbovesna mose ~ sxs
In cee o. two days. and sooa alter three 'no''AA1
Win order Beaker 70 move on strassure Aad rspors
TO yos for Temporary duty, 90 that snOSs. yo ~ "a
Az soon possible please direct him on winc 81,
tsuoe 10 report 70 the Adutant General o. the army III
orders su! keep him until you are cure wnA' w" INV
In regard TO yoor OVID movements the most import
ant thing Is 70 tbJ"w jackson well back ana .nes ~
sumo suce sosiIion will enable you " pfess sr M
reiSrn. As soon the railway conmunicA.,onss ~.
estabishsd II will be robably important ANA ,r,s
10 Shove Stsunton but this w0 Id require -.
tons and forcs q twenty nve 70 thirty AMI
| active perations II should also % nearly oo'no0
! with my own move on Richmond. a..
H all events not long before II - % SaAol" "1
rpbels TO concentrate On you and thea re,s.n v
~sa that you cannot DO ready In time altheu9u may
Il. IN yerywell with force eas than hAvc nehtoou
DOM, ~ main battle near Richmond.
after IL >seral summer leaves WarrentDn Juhnson us
when Z, ~be win he placed In Immediate oon mana
erai Abercfo wArrenon functions, under your seaesa
OF Manassas ant
orders. 'ssauenty By telegraph aod o.ls.:
wise TO tho state OF TIL.
am. very truly, yours. Qenera al commanding.
Ps.-From what have just aided for warren.
that tho two regiments OF cavalry IN. y. or the four
ton Junction have gone TO Harpers Fer. ewo should
additional regiments placed under your orde route on
a. promptly possible move by the shorte = 20
Warrenton junction. ~.,S
am. sir. very respso.fuy. yosr scs1, =. =, -
Major General. -
The letter received by tho Court on the 9th
Of January, 1863 In the Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry.
To day Lieutenant Colonel Tiison o. Maine artillery
and Captain Robert Chandler, Of Gen Kings stsa. were
examined
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mIsCELLANEOUs.

n FEw ARE EaBMPr.--we dcn't refer 10 the drAN.
Nons escaps Tho ooascrg,ioa- Bai few vcry few. ere
elcmpt from Indigestion Tho grand army Of dyspepeao
. multitude that number. ThousA1ds ct
them for a and dts early Yet thor dlniouLsr
securing exemption. ilOSTETTEka STOMACH BtTs
THIS taken - preventive tesdes The wcaksA, s.sa4
dyspepsia Oof Nay though yoa already euroiez
among tho ruercr fsw bottes Of thia nrstats y
will your discharge IN healthy condition. and w,lA.
being liable 70 b. seized again In plain tegmA tae
famous s.onaehc aud ss.asr II nfAblr In 81 o vara-
ttes 81 indigestion and Of vcs complaint
the Digestive organs sfcs tho bowels tho -
petite the spirits brAces thc nerves GtheNs
bo1y Tho dcsterons iaRu0hoe -
aasS aaa cd HO1skrTEH5 BtrrhRq - 81 cbsslas0
ct say drug stsss u TIA onA4teE
4 x4EyoAs Ale H.. aSax
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asssa a. the BATHS Of rrctsricsrau-g DseshDcv ~.
1859. Capt Wa II. Hoo0IAsD, Comtsny H. Twelfth rogt
mont Nov York State Volunteers, agcd % ycsss aud
m0aths.
the death o. this promising young oroar doscrvss
thsnA passing notice. struck do~n as brl s1t
fuury opening before him and the primo Of nfs.
haa hsd the hearts OF hts relatives ana
With aukutA and gloom. On tina. iala! das mat A. TIA
gi0sYal sah w. %tus. W. resqIIcsa bullet ID "a uan
Ito Yielded up his spirit without 8ruggle Thus passs
away beloved ~ M Wns Know him BY biz rArcn,s
a. AZ Only son By his sisp w. Yny brother by hls
gay aud happy spirit. which brought sunshine Into the
QH2os aud by his companions the baltic ae1
of his many no traits Of character which constitute ths
soldier and tho gcallemhh. III, high miAry. sttAia.
mcnt for him tho respect ~ those undor his
nsnd. and of those above hiIa Ia rank Educated -
Weat Potnt, whore his early years pAsssd. hs
well skilled In All tina, requisite mako this thor ugh
soldier His career II God had thought best have
spared him, was onward IN rank and military staticaS
pat ne Ia h.s wisdom thought otherwise and thus perisho1
ths heart brave aud truo His blood spilled FOR III.
country and b4s co,ntrys good and whom peace GOA
grant thai the day may not 10 dslant shall smle utoa
M, tho silent tear viii b. shed that ITO prootous
should have b,n sacrificed 70 procure II, His body re-
poses beUeath the shades Of Greenwood but bis MEMORY
wsl fresh and green In tbs bosus thoss wks
loved hun.
iie Sleeps IA last seephe has fought his last battle
No sound oan awake tim 70 Tory again.
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the papors submitted to me- The hossr 70 ake
1~s~Ine Prosidcot's var srde~ No. s, dated narca
g. reaui that taking ~ any nov eAse o. ys
me city Of Washington shall DO lett entirely .eoare
o,her ponts OF the order s Unnecessary 70 oouso.'
- <be enemy since its date have abandoned tnem 49,
s,ons batteries ON the PoscnAs and resea oSs"S
tas M,p" leuncn Ct general ooers hold ~ Fairfax
so1rs .ioose Mar. u Y 49, cACn 4.ss she ene%s ~
retired from AansssaS and destroyed me sunoaa ~ ns
,asr The council decided Vnhnimbusy TO take up n9w
bsse OF operations from to1 Monroe ana threc ~
senersls-A ority-decdetS HAL the lorCe ~ 800
e y s should b. sg1lsas <S st so oesapy acss
on the left bank with covering fr ons IN 600 men
We thi K the Judgment Of officers, that S,eS with
would DO necessary thus these f0r4 ~, ii at
the number Of the covering force, would ma.~
fNird-The Presidents directions Of ANSA a.. "a
Mcclellan arecs.brss 70 sa ss,s ssS1 certain M III.
enemy may not repossess ~ second tina, WsSnilgs1
shall be left entirely seours tnd tna the remsnost
Of the enemy In regard sooocup1sgg Manassas juno
ton tho enemy have destroyed the ieadmS
" it, may be fair 10 assume that they gave no n'on
on o returning for reoccupation Of their late pos
ou aud therefore no very large force woad % neoes
Fyrth~Msjor Gensrsi MoCelian's report 10 tho Ada
General Of April after giving The several Positions
the proposed % DO left FOR the defence o. Wash
ington, gives representation ~ foiows-Al Warrensou
valley Of tho shendosh IS soI on the Lower rctomse
the garrsons Of Washington under General
Wsdsworth some IS OOo.. In the above enumeration
General Banks army corps Ia included but whether tnis
c,rp operating in the Shenandoah valley. should b
regarded az part Of tho force available FOR the poeo
tion OF the Immediate front Of Washington the under
| F.fA-General Wadsworths report Of Apr,i I'd gives
his force a. foliowsantry, is 1886 artillery svs
4 cavalry, 858-six companies ony "ou"'ou' io'"''
2D.A7T. -. 49,,
Deduc, sick In arrest and confinement ass Total
| for duty, l00z2 a.,..n
From this force Gen. wadsworth IL directed 70 de'acn
tvo rood regiments Richardson's division, Summers
corpe which should be deducted from his command one
regiment 70 replace tho Thirty ssventh New York, IN
Heintsemans old dtvsicA and ons regiment 70 relieve
regiment OF HOoxsrs division 81 Budds our
resiments He IL also ordered 70 send four Thousand
men 70 relieve Summer Manassas and Warrentou ZOO.
Wadswdgth represents that he has nj mounted iigus
t,ery undor hs command states that there wore ssvo
raj companies or reserve artillery stii hefs ous NV u
| der his command or At for service -, -.
| Cen Wadsworth further reports that nearly Al ~
force IL new and impofecy disciplined that several y
tho regiments are Ia very dsorgans2ed condition some
az them having relieved from bfgades when nav
gone Into the field consequence OF their unutness os
service The beat regiments remaining having beon select
81 % take heF poes heavy artillery sno
oos infantry rssaat winch had oep aFsa tes mon.h'
o"sonao, - thslr 49,
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cuA.x-Lvs U.-on Monday, Jsasary s. ~ tAe Rev
Alfred Cookman, Mr. CxAu0 q CaAss W n'ss EAASsss
G Lvn,u all OF tia city,
EDwAspe-vAs idnDA.--Oo IhorsdaY evening. 5AAaAry
Is by The Rev r. 7. Hocox nr kDwAsls " MIS-
lIxA Vas IxspA al u tbs CITY. NO cards tss"oa
utles (N.Y.) and Haokeasacx IN % payers p'sA'"
oopy. 80, -~.rs..~
january rs, BY samuel H. Bell, D. D.. o. CnhotulA.
AspKaw j. IAnlxsrsou, Esqy Of Nnrsthoe L. y " aDns
youngest daughter Of tho lato JAooo ~ o~ 'u'A
ing, L. L. No cards , .,s M.
nsm-CAvr On wednesday, January 7. oy INC nev
r. Edwin Brown yosyrs y MANI, OF MOI v.Ans'
county, N. st., 10 Miss Hkxms5TA W CAR, ~ nvoev"
Srxoswrxx--HyN~ -Oa Wednesday, January ~, ~
the Rev John lotion smith, Fsnofnos ~ ~ :,
Gottinen Germany " Mlss IRsAEA " oaiy asus"'0 "
the late William Hynes Of baltimore, ma.
Delaware and Maryland papers pboAso COPY.
s,nAryTv-lYus 81. JaIncs' church. 5kAnsatoen
on Monday scember ~. by The Rsv. ". hoyses' .
HAN A. sAHArsxr, Of II. Loats, 70 MISS vnhSA e'
| No cards. .r !.
swAsv-BovD On Thafsday evening, January To- =
the residence OF the BRIDES brother. ~ the hev a. :
Hart. Mi EDwis T. J. SwAssr 70 Mia CsAxiOri uAuSn"
/ Of Efwsrd Boyd, Fsq, all o. this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

~ Indictment charging him va.
to his p as No. eoe Grand street. with an n,.o, "a
dsfraud ths psesrs Fire Insurance Company The Jury
kept sogstcsx al night, and yesterday norn,og
brought in verdict IT guilty. Judge Leonard VIII sen.
tence tbs prisoner on Saturday next Tho puashmena Ia
limited to NOT over less than On years n the
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