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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05
RElDY.MABE cL0THlNe.
THR POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
rss ROmsnCe Of the Railroad.

THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
RE Romancs Of the Railroad.
sv tis Author OF rrFafr Inez,T 'rIhs Prince Of
F7slss, . '' The Ghost Hauters,' &C., 80.
OHAPTER YII-IS THE SrEEPINe CAR.
Thick and fast the shades Of twilight,
Were then falling all around,
Aud the besutious stars Of evening
In the heavens did abound;
On We sped Ger hills ami va leys,
RIvainE lightning in our 91ght
" hue our sleep M car was altered
FIR the comfort Of The night
But [ was not very sleepy,
So at up that N ght see
All the antics Of the towers
Who Were sitting front OF me-.
With my eyes halt closed watched them
And could not help hut smile
As them kiss ard hugging
In very loving style.
She her head was gently resting
On her manly lover breast,
While her arm. ia lovers fashion
Hound her neck vas tondly pressed,
And soft words oi love he uttered
In the maid MS hsIsning ear
Words, though very interesting
stlh dare not let you heaT.
But 1 cou'd not let them rest so,
For with them must bave SPORT
So with cane he touched them slightly
On their feet, as quick as thought
Up they Jumped II in futter,
Botn were shaking some With fear
While sleeping. w6s quietly,
Or at least did 50 apear.
Whom they saw they were not injured
And that everything was right,
Down tbay sat, and then LETT them
For the ba lance OF the night.
Soon to take n snOOze lay Gown,
And nothing more did know
TIL the trim ~ rived at Pittsburgh
And wohe In the depot
LT0 BE coETIsUED.l
And we shall also continue 70 give Great Bargains
to ali who call at isaac Alsaic Union Halt as We
have now on hand the largest and most superb stock
Of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
or Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen IN
leTeland and our stock Of Spring and sumner heaoy.
Made Clothing surpasses ANYTHING in the state. As
1 buy and sell for cashs My. wholesale snd retal
purchasers will do we'll to call af
Isaac A. Isaao's Union HAIL.
sole Agency for ths sails OF Singer Oeebrared ms
Marhfneg gforri7 AutomatOn Pressmans and
Sfron g's Patent Army Bed-Irunk.
a Corner Superior and Union-bt9s
isla Look ont for the GIANTS 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

The Indiana State Fair for 1863, will be
held on the old Fair Grounds, in Indian
spolis, commencing September 18th and
ending October Sd. The premium list il
liberal, amounting to $1,000.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A OoNsUMPrIYE ouREp.

1r. Hi AMES, Retired Physician OF great
eminence. discovered while in The East IniliSrf 4
Ssltaln cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brorl itis
sOoue14s colds and General Debility. Thd = ffra0v
Waa discovered By him when Lis only chflb = LAUGH
ter, Va gwen up % de His child was cared and Is
nov allve and we'll Desir1us beueftrnq ma fei-
1oE lnortels ne VAL send 10 those pvhd wish Il te
Eeelpel centsnns full direction for nd sTc-
Sess'y n5hg this remedys frs, on TeeeiDJ OF their
MONIES wish Two Stamps 70 PaT erperiseT- rflp-s 4
not single case OF Consumption thaf 81 as mi Il
olSe axe nOtl o. ana alssipafe. Night fpTents nss
l.1 es, lrit tati0n OF the nerves. iaiiureof mi rT1
elncult 4 pectoratlo sharp pains IN the
Gnf0At chi ~ sensations. nausea et the
&C 10 oi ne bowels, wasting away Of ths rlusees
Ine writer VIII please state The name 81 Inc na-
sr- u ----ss- CHADDOOK 4 N
~ llss zl5 North sd3st,' Phiiadelphis, "a
sFY4E - -sIlla
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PN0T0aRAPHle sT0eK.
ALBUMS, AZ

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, Ar
= B. B DOUGLAS 3 CO.,
i79 superior-St-
ARTISTS MATBRIALs-WIND AND
EEWTOEis end Goupl's OIL and Water Colors.
et 4. B. DOUGLAS 90. -,
-t--.- Its Superior-St.
OVAL, AND sQUARA GILT ROSEWOOD
Ersrnes. rt B. B. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S,
I79 Superior-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
b. b. DOUGLASS CO.'S,
i79 superiOr-st.
"OARTRs DR VIsITB" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer'a Marbles, At
b. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
i79 Szparior-St.
FINR ERGRAVIHGs or DIsTINGUIsHED
Wep R B. DOUGLAS CO.'S.
APIS I79 superior-s
DORTRAIT BRAMES.-SaUARR
and Oval Gilt Frames, at IL.
DHOTOGRAPh BRAMES.--GIL7
and Rosewood Oval Francs. q splendid gssgri
msns AAtIEANIr
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SuCkeye Mutual Insurance Oh
FIRE AND MARINE,
MONEY TO LOAN,

S59 aA0l@ MONEY ADVANCED.
- z -, Y szrns % auit--at ne old stand an
45aas yiai lry- eoooHs HardIurs Cod ald ~
ktate. Natc1esl Dianonds. yeWslry, Fire Arms Dr.
-tt1lei Oafpele olcthinR, Piano. Mirrors.
SIC Ee19ca ropazJ on mclssatl 5IaStory Term
oqsln ss8 strictly private EStabiadsd iR5l Watoh
l2e aedalfy Tor sale at bar57ainr, -
&c. 4 ". WAftEEB. Ha- Wntsr-BE
~ szsoE-sk,, ofsr i)aYil 4 Fie1otiO' 'stofsI
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INSURANCE.
TOHN JENNINGS,
81 Csucoessor 70 Rouse Jenuings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
REMOVED FROM
9II superIor-st.. Marble Block,
To Arwater Building, foot Of superiOr-st.

10 AtWater Bulldlng, 1oot OF Superlor-ot'
sE-WiH buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and iollact Rents, &C.
Ga5-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made
9g-Als0 issues Policies at Lowest Paying Hates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
FABg1s- CITY PROPERTY. AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE Oh EXCHANGE
A very beautiful and finely improver Farm Of Us
acres, on plank road, three miles from Warren,
Improved Farm Of SO acres in Michigan to exchange
for small Farm in vicinity OF Cleveland and
ootags ita ~ aoae QUE and small Lot, No I24 Lake-st
No. ~. corner Of Garden and Hudson-sts Store and
A fle Resideiee aud Ini GO Lot, corner Of Lake-st
and Case-Avenuo. For sale cheap or exchange
Lot No iii, slsde's Allotment, University Heights
eTist Mil and thirty acres Of Land good Dwelling
House. Well loca ed and good Wa-er power.
acres rich river bottJ 20 per acre part on time
good Use and Loo on Prospect ST., near Er1e-st
A nice Brick h use and Lot on the West Side, near
the Circle on FranElin-St 81 go. 1r--
A small Frame House on Mheat-St; 500
Store House and Dwelling on Deuoit-St Very
Hofalahi Block for sale eheaJP;-part on tine
very valuable Properly on htnsman-st.
good House and Barn, Z acre Lot, on kinsman-st.
I21I acres choice + rnlt Land in East Cleveland.
A good Farm Of $50 acres, ~ miles from Medina
good Bui dings and all kinds Of Fruit; So q acre,
or will exchange for a small Farm near the City,
House and lot on Psrkmsn street, loi 25xlG0i II
y framo house, barn, &C. al00J.
e. acres on CuyahoRa River, miles from city, IS
acres good river bottom, l5 acres timber, brick
house and email barn, $50; viii exchange in part
for city property.
new Brick house and Barn on Detreit-St, lot I25x
30, well improved, fruil &c. S3,JJO; $500 cash,
balance on 4 or years time.
House AID Lot on Bamilton-St., house stories,
rooms; lot 53xi00. $780,
so nicely improved Land all kinds Of fruit, ~
q
800 Willexchange for 10 acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
TO LET.
Avery desiTabls Eesidence, with l3 acres Of land,
convenisnt 10 Street RailToEd.
IHO. g. JENNINGS, e
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York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Painesyille, Gene
Va. AstabuiA and COnneaut, closes at N.
EASTERN THROUGH, for New York only closes at
LISTERS THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton New 2 ork and Hartford closes at 6,45 P. N
Eastern WAY, Tor al points between Cleveland and
WEsrERE TnRoUeH for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes ct 10 ?. NJ (leaves At 5iio
next mOrning-l
Dubrqus, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 4;20 p.
MEsTERS WAY, for all points between CleFeland
and Toledo, closes at ! P. NJ
SAEDUsKT WAY, for eandusky and All tntarn1edista
| points, closes at 4:l0 P. NJ
CINgIsNATI W Az for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qsaves at 81
CiEG1ssATi FHaoUeH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
and Cincinnati oloses ~ 10 p. NJ teayes ~ 3i5
next mOrning-l
l Louisville St Louis, indianapolis, Zane8vile aud
Wheeling, closes at 4:30 p. NJ.
PITTsByEeH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wssh-
inHton. closes at P. NJ.
MailsYiile and P1tsburgi harrisburg, fniiaqe piia
Il Baltimore and Washington, closes at 100 NJ.
] uAHOEISG WAY, tor all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes st 10 P. M (leaVes next
ME11EA WAY, closes at AM.
ROCKPORT, &c. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays anc
BREoEsyILLE, BARN, &C., closes Tuesdays and Sat
| sT1Rog CFSTFR, Granger, North Royalton 80.
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at q. n.
/ MAEREEsvILLE, closes daily, los30 A. NJ
EAST OLEVELANDs and Euclid closes dAily,a z. u
Eg-Mail and Drop Letters are require By Law .
~ All City Circulars are required to prO-pai
~ 6fcss OPEN frcn 7sO A. NJ. to 7so P. NJ o.
Sunday from A. N. 70 l0:20 A. n; 90, ., =.
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REAL E2TkTF.
DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
once No. 6 Atwate- Building. Entrance through
the Insurance oniOe Of Il. F. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOIS FOB SALE.


HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
X story House and Lot on Phelps-st oonvenientt to
the Lake shore Car Shops and Boiling Mill
Br,ctt Ho1ss and Lot, No. 70 Prospect-st Has Gas
and Water and o small Ohice attached, convent
eut for Physician.
new two-story House and Lot, corner OF Perry and
sibley-Sts Lot 6o1ls5i good Fruit Water and
large Houss aud Lot on nton-Ss., fronting Gin
toe ark. Lot 6O feet front, running back to the
Lake Good BAN and Frdit. Price 5000.
Mathews Block, south side Of PubEo Square, with
land through to Champlan St., Tor chap
Long time gwen o. large share OF purchase mon
ey il desired.
IL stury BrlcG House. Lot l8xi7O 10 an alley on
Frankiiu-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn.
Well Water and Cistern a220O. Terms easy.
A large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
uer Kinsman and rorsst-St. LOt 2e6x3y5. $500.
Brick House aud Lot No. Johnson-St. Lot So1l04.
AZ 81 ~ Rev Brick House and Lot No. 90 ScoVille-
st Lot 33xl44, cor. alley and ScOTille-St. $500.
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
FARMS FOR SALE.
"a acres two miles from ths City about 40 rods from
Eucid-St., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
Hlse and Barn; well stOcke1 with Fruit OF all
kinds. Price 700. Term to suit purchasfr
IOI acres ~ miles from the City; first Of from Eu'
/ clid-St. Price s3,OOJ Terms easy.
2IO ncres in BrecksVliei . acres i'm r0veds balance
! enoice timber iBnd. s25 per sore. Terms easy.
/ % acres ia Boston 40 acres imoroYed Good EOus,
and Barn Price so per acre. Terms e-sy
| IZ3 acres in Parma miles IRON Brighton; so acre.
imrroved. Good two-story House and two Yarns
Price s5Q00.
50 acres in Newburg about miles from Cleveland
/ Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. e5g0l
$50 acres 90 m ma5 from Toledo and miles rom " au
6eOn Station on AIR Line Railroad $50 acres prai
/ ne and balance timber land, Now House ant
Barn AMI good Fruit. s2n per scre. Terms easy
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lake SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
1858.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, oIfY OF uLEV ELAnD,
TRAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY NOktH,
EIlE LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit 10 an Lake Superior Ports during the season.
On tho foIlou7ing d8vg.
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CTTY o. CLEVELAMD.
PLANET T,
Captain JOHN P. WARD
ME TE o r,


Leaves Cleveland at SPIN Leaves Detroit az ~ A =;
T,1saS % July q Wednesday. uly p
FSrdsy August Tuesday. .August Z
T-i,iav uFust IA Saturday ugusL 10
IVs51,ssdsI 1rgrst . Thursday. q
TsSss,isv Ss1te7n bars "Wednesday. ptember
Mondav septero Der 2I Tue Gay September z
Friday October Saturday y--..s..-......-.... 5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

TO LET,
A very desirabls Residence, with l3 acres Of land
convenient 10 Street RailToEd.
dNO. g. JENNINGS, q
iuIyle Atweter Binding. loot of superior-st
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SHIRT MARuFAGT0RT.

CENT 81 -GxPBE5s EVERY.
~ WHERE Dirsctl0nE for sslf aIss5grsnsntssnt
Eroo everywhere.
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Rssfs0FFIeE TIFgE.TAslE.
1858 sUENER 8RBAEGEAz zSF 1855
Z rob TIN
Arrival ana CLOSING Of Malls
ATTHE
Z CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
tJOmmsuoing April 10Th, 1858.

sg-Mails Win be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
ES-Ah Mails close. one hour before departure
ARRIYAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Extern Through arrives at 4s45 AM lf0 { f5P N.
Eassern Way arrives a 9;55 A. NJ. -
v estern Through arrives at gs3g h.i and ss2 r n
Western Way arrives at 3 80 2. NJ.
SanduslCy Way arrives At 9.25 A. NJ.
Cincinnati h-Oufh arrives at 9:43 A. n, IA 2. n
DO Way arrives a. g35 r. II.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9-l5 P n
do Way arrives at % A u.
mahoning Way arrives at 7;O5 p M.
Medfnay Way arrives at 400 ?. NJ
Rockport, &C. arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and sat
urdays at II M.
Breoksviue, Bath, &c, arrives Mondays and Fridays
ghaFon enter, Granger North RoyaIton ac. arrfves
Mondays and fridays at P N.
Warrsnsyille arrives daily At lu.l5 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

ss-WiH buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and Ollect Rsnts, &c.
n3-Ho charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
BJ-AlsD issues Policies at Lowest Paying Hates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-09
Burning of Jacksonville, Fla.
Correspondence Of the New York Tribu

Correspondence Of the New York Tribune.l
Jacksonville is in ruins That beautiful
city, which has been for 50 many years the
favorite resort for invalids from the North,
has to- day been burned 70 the ground, every
side, from every quarter Of the city, dense
clouds of black smoke and fame are bursting
through the mansions and warehouses. A
fine south wind is blowing immense blazing
cinders right into the heart Of the city The
beautiful Spanish moss, dropping 50 gracefully
from the long avenues Of splendid old oaks ha:
caught IRE, and as far As the eye can reach
through these once p2asont streets, nothing
with the rapiliGy Of lightning to the tops Of
the trees and then darling of to the smallest
branches
The wIiole ctr, mansions, warehouses; trees,
shrubE3ory: aud orange groves; ali that refined
taste and art through many years flayo made
beautiful and attractive, are beng lanpeG up
and deyoured by the bowling hre1y blast. One
solitary woman, 4 horse tied TO a tencc between
two fires and 'ea1l balt~staryed dog are the
only living Inhabitants TO BE seen OF the streets.
Fifty families, most Ct them pIO{esstng Union
sentiments, have been taken on board OF the
transports and provided witIl sucn accommc-
dation as the tubs viii afford Some Of them
have been able to save bed and a few chairs,
but most ct them have nothing IL the world
but the clothes upon their backs.
Is not this war. vlndlotve, unreLentlng
war? Have we not gotten np TO The European
standard
Yesterday the beautiful little cottage used
IS the Catholic I>arsonage, together with the
church. was fired lv some OF the soIdl9l5 and
ia short time burned down TO the gIound.--
Before the flames had fairly reached the church
the soldiers burst open the doors and COM
nleDced sacizlng it Of everything OF value. -
The Organ WAS III Q moment Torn to STRIPS
and almost every soldier VINO came out seemed
10 be ceeArut1ng the occasion Dy blowing
through an organ pipe.
To-day The same spectacle has been repeated,
only upon much gran1er scale. There lave
been some understanding among the lnoendla-
1ies wish regard to the conia2ra4ion. At 5
clock the danes burst troDa several buildings
il different parts OF the CIT, and 81 later hour
still more were fred The wind then rose to !
stiff gale, aud the torch Of the lnconQjary be-
came unnecessary 90 increase the ire.
It gives me pleasure 70 report that the ne
gro troops t00k no part whatever in the l,erpc /
trariun q this vandalism, They had nothing
whatever to do with It, and were Simply slent !
spectators 0f the fpiend {rt sad spectacle. = !
Che 9th Connecticut cl1aroe it upon the StE !
Maine aud tbo Sti) h;<l i back upon the Gith !,
Connecticut After the fires il different paris
Of t'oe city had broken ont, Colonel i}pst Or /
cIeroti every n1au to De shot who coujA be found
aD:,iyiaG the torch. But the order came 100 !
late. Tho Provost Marshall aud bis guard /
could not boot OF arrest t1e wind No hu- /
ma0 power could stay It's rlEages.
s,ha Nazu Tori IndanenGani Icioces an0 |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-09
T4r ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.

,,y;vate letter from an officer On man-of-
n,.r near Charleston, reads as follows:
orr CHARLESTON, S. c., April 1.-The
last foreign n.an-of war, the french brlg Ml n;
lett Charleston yesterday. ills Ieporeeo 'lia'
he town has been evacuated by all the women
md children. However that may Be, tour OF
;roo. c1ads have been in Ed}isto River ioE week,
some twenty miles south Of here. 1he adml-
rs viii be here to-day CT tomorroE, and II Is
sid the attack viii come Of Immediately. we
i 5 heard this morning that the army IS 70
~ 81 Port Royal until after the bo'nhard-
' n9ont I!lirk the rumor plvbable enough as
they they have had tine and opportunity t? 50 for
tfy the land pproaches as to be almost impreg-
nable. We have been engaged the last two
days in hanging or chains TO the s1ces 50 as CO
protect the engines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-09

z OSr-On Wednesday night, on King street,
1 between St. Aas.pi and Royal PORT
MNNAIE containing small amount Of MO-
NEI, and seven PAPERS Of value to The own
er. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at $50 King St. az 9--}t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-09
7EN\IO COWS ESTRAy.

1.-TWO COWS ESTRA .-~otrayad from the
i premises Of the advertiser, il the rear Of the
I. s. Slaughter house, upper end Of king
street, two COWS, on &c RED BUFFALO.
with small white spot on the forehead, two
bag The other small RED cow, with
whitespots and white forehead, and short straight
horns. Ten dollars reward Will be paid for their
return, or for information leading TO their re-
cOvery. Apply at 3l4 King street, ap9--35%*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28
PROM TiYE R.3P1OAN.

ORAxeE G. H., Dec 28.-Gen. Roaser has
just completed au entire circuit Of the Yan'
kee army, starting from fredericksburg and
entering tho Valley at Conrad's Store
He burnt the bridge over Pope's Head Run
near sangster's Station, just out from Alex
andria, capturing and dispensing the troops
left as guard. Owing 70 the high water and
bad weather he wGs prevented from doing
more damage. Gregg's Yankee cavalry pur.
sued, but did not overtake him. Gen Ros-
ser was forced to swim Bull Run. His loss
was very slight, II sny. Tho enemy, while
In pursuit, destroyed two tanneries and lot
Of leather at sperryville, Rappaharrock CO.
also, two tanneries, -four Mill, and some
Government workshops at Lursy, in Page
county. They also committed many other
excesses, including Tire taking away Of Me-
groes, and shot Confederate named Smed'
ley, at Washington, Rappahannock county
after he had surrendered.
Parties just out from Culpeper report the
enemy to he pulling down all vacant and out
houses IN their line, including all churches
10 order to construct winter quarters. They
are issuinf, rationa 4, tho athena IN Culpep-
or. 1t is said they moved some infantry ae
far In this direction sa Mitchell's Station on
Thursday evening, 10 act ss front pickets, tO
relieve the cavalry to 60 rearwards to re-
emit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

SPscy L1rE1 FROM LzslIk CnxBs TO rus DUscn
AsoItrtoSisr CAL scsuRz--The Loai,viils Jssy
nsi publishes the following tart letter from Leslie
Combs OF Kentucky;
FHAsTsoar, kS., Nov. 10, 1863
80 tas Ea1tsv q As LOAtsgt1e Jus0aol.
have rad . ubss, publtsAo1 10 yosu papsss ft~
dare eiRee, vey tho sgDSsuF6 OF Can 6eburS, con
nCpttng, ss 1t seems 20 me, 10 very unbccoWjhs
kerxns from man whOs from hls pOsitt0S II the
army. presumed 70 % allowed, somsa~ee. 70 es
eociote With genuemsD-upoD remark INSIDE by
me 10 lettss 10 freud 10 New YOTt, which found
its way insO the public priuta, ~ 10 bis cO0duet
aud that of bis command ss the battle Of Chancel,
orevilie theu presented 20 the nation BY an eye
witoess and, % fsr 80 bave seen, not subsequent
" coutradicted by any reliable authority.
Afes some considerable blusses, be very COT I'D
esately informs me that be Is "a 6rss rate pistol
enos," and "might probably XIII me In duei;" ha
therefore politely tHvites me to come 10 his head
quarters, aud "skdss ~ bel vt.A ktm," etc.
an ~y:sf x.,y p"S, p:'Sa % sSe; eess
psaeticed with any oshes weap0o 10 order 70 be-
cone daneeFouo 10elliss. Indeed, for more than
8fty ysau have bad bot little oso & either ara,
% can be sseestaiped by reference - the records
fuli rsdeetioo, nrse coosidetng bis avowed opln-
Ions a. 20 homsa color, and secondly, being very
psrtIc uas u ee1eetins Wy Sed-felows, rather In
cline 70 run tbs isk Of pastOa shot even from his
sktiIfat band Ia preference 20 ser ping one nigf,
with him IN bis own bad, not Knowing who mlxhl
have boeu my issmedlate predecessor.
PiuslIy, l respectfully saaeest that while CaFl
echurs may obtain s0u,e Hnesrtob]e nOs0nety by
passins over thousands Of his contemporaries aud
making an Onslaught upon an old soldt1, whose
history cannot be written By rebels or abolition
fanatics, he has added nothing 70 his fAme with
man and bully. Respectfully, yours, ETC.,
LssLls COxBs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

n R1ssssD oS ~ YAB1W3 - TINA yoe-
'nss-rte tapess Of Dr. NostA ~ She1 vsso
tss "a hypoestsIcel eessas&s - - tbeas auSoess
ssu ssasAea. The following p ssoess q
IN hnaseD, fPoo DE nose book o. ssseay "
sAasssA ssrfeos, An order had bees gwen % 10
'ssuses ., Fort Delaware 70 Ore Into cay room
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