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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09
Q voice Of mercy voice Of lo7ei
Ia conflict, greet snd sgHny,
Support me, cheer me from above !
And gently whisper Come to me-

Support me. cheer me frOm above!
And gently whisper Come to me-
TIE PEooEssIoE.
Immediately at the close Of the exercises
in the church, about one in the afternoon,
the magnificent procession was formed, in
the presence Of the vast and cOngregats d
multitude. It stretched aleng the north side
Of the Public Square, down Ontario street to
St. Clair, and westerly along St. oIsir, in the
following order:
29th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Militia.
Discharged Officers and Soldiers ofthe Seventh,
Clergym.n.
Hearse e2d Pail Bearers.
Mourners.
Special Escort from the 7th Regiment consist
ing of Quartermaster Looms, Sergeant
Major Tsd-l and three prIvates.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Council and City Officers.
County Military Committee.
Soldiers from U. S. Hospital, Camp Cleveland.
OtheE Military and Of5cers Of the United States
Regular and volunteer services.
Ship Carpenters.
Typographical Union.
Other Civic Societies.
CitZens on Foot
Citizens IN Carriages.
Lslsnd's band, diseOursing mOurnful and
dirge-liks airs, led the sad procession. Next
followed the 29th, with their six hundred
musket-barTels giistening in the air. They
came with arms reversed and solemn step,
bsaring above them their new and splendid
ig, draped so soon with the sombre hues of
woe. The Seventh Band, under Goes leader
ship, was next in order, and very swsetly did
its mournfal strains Goat out to the breeze.
Then followed the veterans of the old
Seventh, under Captain MOlyneaux, in their
proper and appropriate place . the imms-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

NV Velvet Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, just received at Mrs. Sbaw's
Rooms. dee5-I3I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09
City Council,

HAVE you heard how health and money
can be saved by steam? dee9:l29
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

HAVE you heard how health and money
can be saved by stesm2 dee9;l29
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

HAVE you heard how health and money
can bs saved by s.eam2 dsce:12e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

Come, for all else must fsll and die,
Earth Is no resting place for thee;
HeaYenwsrd direct thy weeping eye.
am thy portion, Come 70 me-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

WITH fearful eyes look around.
Life seems dark and stormy sea
Yet midst the g DOM hear sound,
a heavenly whisper Come to M.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

SIX jos PRINTERS WAEFED.-Six first
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply at the
LE1DER Job Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

1t tells me Of q plsce OF rest
II tells me where my soul may fee;
OH to the weary, faint, oppressed,
How sweet the bidding, Come TO me-
III.
When nature shudders, 10th to part
From all love, enjoy, and see;
When faint chill steals o'eE my heart,
sweet voice ut.ers Come to me-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-09

Notice 70 Water-takers.
WAEsR WoRKs tiFFICE,
Cleveland, December l, 1868.
Wster-takers will please take notice that
the water rents are nov due, and are required
% be paid this month.
By order of the Trustees.
[dee2;IS1l Gao. W GIRFY. seo'y:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

Answer He was lying down under shade
tree When he took the order.
Question Did he change bis position on read
ing the order or did he continue to lie down
Ansa es. | cannot state positively whether he
70 to bis feet or not but at the time he was
reading the order | noticed that he was lying in
this position on the ground describing him as
resting on his elbow, his head upon his hand.)
Gu, stion-Did you leave him lying down on the
ground when you came away
Answer-Yes SIR"
The accused had, for between Eve and six hours
been listening to the sounds of the battle raging
Immediately to the right. It's dust and smoke
were b, fore bis eyes, and the reyerberaton of its
artillery was in his ears. lie must have known the
exhaustion and carnage consequent upon this
prolonged conflict, and he had reason to believe,
as shown by bis note to Gems. Mcdowell and
King, that eur army was giving away before the
heavy re-iEforcemt hts Of the enemy. He had
command Of some 1900 fresh and well appoint
ed troops, who had marched but few miles, and
had not fought at all on that day.
Under these circumstances, should not an or
der to charge the enemy have electrified him as a
soldier, and have brough. him not only to his
feet and to bis saddle, but have awakened the
sounds Of eager preparation throughout his camp?
But the bugls note Of this order seems to have
fallen UNDECIDED, and after reading it, and at the
| close Of an interview Of from fifteen to twenty
minutes, the messenger who bore It turned away,
leaving the accused still lying en- the ground"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
CAMP NEAR FALKoUTH, Jan. 26.
General Or der No. I,
ABRABAK LINCOLN,

by the direction OF the President Of the United
States, the undersigned assumes command OF
the Army of the Potomac.
He enters upon tie discharge OF the duties
imposed by this trust with just appreciation
Of their responsibility. Since the formation of
this army he has been identified with it's history
He has shared with you its glories and reverses
with no othe~ desire than that these relations
might remain anchored until its destiny should
he accomplished. In the record of your achieve.
ments there is much to be proud of, and with
tse blessing OF God We will contribute the re.
nown of our arms and the success OF our cause.
To secure these ends your commander will
require the chreerful and jealous cooperation
of every officer and soldier In the army. In
equipment, intelligence and yolor, the enemy
is our inferior. Let us never hesitate to give
him battle wherever we can find him.
The undersigned only gives expression to the
feelings Of this army when he conveys to our
late commander, Maj Gen. Burnside, the most
cordial good wishes for his future
My staff will be announced as soon as organ
ICED. JOSEPH HooKRR,
Maj. Gen. Com.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

Senator Wilson has introduced an important
bill to organize the Militia Of the United States
1t provides fer g volunteer force in the several
States to be called the National Guard Of the
United States, and to consist Of two hundred
regiments of twelve companies, each company
Of one hundred men, divided among the States
pro rate. Enlistments can embrace men be-
tween the ages of u and IS years. Any part
of this force may be ordered into the service Of
the United States by the President, during any
war Of invasion or rebellion
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

The Presidents approval Of the finding Of the
Court in Fita John Porter case iq as follows
:" The foregoing Pfocssdiugs findings, and
sentence in tire foregoing cnss Of Major. Gen.
Fit2 John Potter are approved and confirmed
and it is ordered that the said Fitz John Porter
be, and be is hereby, cashiered and dismissed
from the service of the United States as q Major
General of Volunteers and 4s Colonel and Brevet
Brigadier General. in the regular servcs of the
United States, and forever disqualified frem
holding any office of trust or profit under the
Government oil the United States
ABRABAK LINCOLN.
January 81, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
The Contraband's Logic

A soldiers letter from In Grange, Tenn,
says ......,I.,. ..... ..... s.a - se.gr9g q
An elderly man, who gave his name as
Dick came into our camp and was employed
by an officer He is a quiet, but intelligent
and moral old fellow, and gave rae an 'ae
count, of his leaving home'
~ Why did you leave, uncle 2 said |.
Well, massa,' he replied, ole missus too
hard on me 'tirely, an, when couldn't stan't
no longer, jes lef
In the daytime was it =
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

Gen. Sumner was relieved at his own request,
made weeks ago, and not renewed since Gen.
Hookers appointment. ,..
Gen. Franklin is relieved absolutely, and
will probably ak court of inquiry.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

The two Rebel Captains Of Stuart's cavalry,
who were recently taken at Dumfries, while in
disguise of private citizens, are to be executed
as spies, the case having been fully proved
against them. Ii'e5a ~ y sa
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

Germans in the Fatherlaud who have relatives
and friends in the Union army are forwarding
large quantities Of linen and linen bsndages
for the use OF the soldiers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

Ths Presidents Emancipation Proclamation
mas been issued a, General Orders No. l., and
dated Jan. 2, 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

Tie City Tag Eiu.-The ordinance pUs.d st the
last meeting OF the OIusch impcs:ns tsxss for tn
support Of tie City Government p,sscr.b.s ths
following rates: Resi- setate. tia. ownad ~ In.
oorporatsd join: s.,ck companies. ssvirg, ias'i,u
lions, aai iasu.snss compsaies, ss wsa C. private
parties. 81 Is On every % value thsrsss ca psr.
sonaty. savs s;avss, 81 Is on each eco of vaiss
money and credits, d.; whits p=rsons. head H. :;
dividend. on bank ateck, 8 per cent; mers bsats,
traders snd shop sepers divided int, tw- ai,- = ur
classes, shall ray-:he lst e3 Gee; 81, 1s;0'; 81
e.c0a; Al. >1.Sc0; sth, sl,s0 &c; n.,.,.fac-
tursrs divided into fourtsen classes SEAL ,hs
la. li.eas tax of .. 600; ed, $3.50; 81, ST. COO;
4sh, 81 $50; 5th, 81 COZ, &c; stock ard Exc 4augs
brokers' divided 10 sevsn classes, aud rhaiI pay
ths lg., . Hes.fs tax OF o 900; u . 40: 81,
v.ts entertainment divided ints ten elesses shs,i
S7s5; Sc. 6g5, "A; isspsrs 81 pr1vsse a. oas. :.
s noasss stgn. c.sss,s, ahal pay-shs L.. eco, q,
Of other than spiriiuoas liquors 3 co. 80; kssr.
era cf ne gro tafls. 9l00 40 ags1ts tor Ii leg al
slavn dealers In Lousss, Euulss, and honsG cat.ia
@ ssoa aaeaoneess on ascsa ~ '0sn -~e,ye e.
4rh 81 500 Sab 81 80; 9th, el,lOo; 7sh s75c; n,
e!Co; sth, $500, i0'h, sac; 1.h $3.50; lxfh o.;
keeper. OF COOK shops and eating houSsa ak 81 ~.
g. and for the iGt cass, SOD tar; express coEpa-
ny, witi. "flss ID Rici mond, S5O:; tele graph do
do, eI0s; keepsr Of livery stable 81 On each stal
At ,hs meeting q. which the tax bill wAs assed,
Q motion wes mads to strike out tha tax on AUG
tioneegs. aud the syEs and aee5 being called, ro-
suited "a follow: Saunders, Damon,
Epps, Wyrne. Stokes, and GFifaa soes-0rst
tsa. Hin Burr, Scott, Cru.cha1Id, Easkns. and
0iazebVoaas.
Tas Committee On Financs will o3um scos ct IA
early day 70 esxslDy perso1s aad Grm-, after
whish noiics VA be van for OBJ sc:iou - se aaae
II people see f1t TO make any.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02
PROM rEE .;ORTWHSV.

This bogus PierPont Govsrnsas1t ia beiog openly
denounced In tie Northwest by ths Leading nan Of
irfaerse. who have no. he,etofs Co opsssse ,si.h
ID lie 18th ult, for delegates 10 q Convention Of
The lew State, aud qui'e q number Of antiusw
State candidates were ammo unced L fsw days
previous to the election, lsrss AID snthus:as tic
meeting WAS held in Wheeling, which was address
cd By Hon. Ensrrard Clem.ns and Me. III, hsrdson.
In sudlng TO Er. Clsmenss speech, the In.sl,tgea.
s~, the Back Republican papsz In Whsslins,
says:
re We. greetsd with app:aase. He bs!sbsd
fMth such Wind dctlvs traSo of Abuae against tia
iestorsd Government and the proposed new State
a. We have never heard eq 1slad He ssiA lie had
lad paddock on his moush, and nxnscles on hIa
wrisss And shaeales on his legs, and be tors ,heM
Cd and stoed up Ike defiant freeman. he gave
ad,tsi;ed account o. tia III xunsr in whs G. the
GsuIps ID GoverEmsn. and the n " Safe mo,ement
were inaugurAssd, and the temptations wbich as
hsd encountered Ia his { # rts to keep his ksuis
eaas. Of the business Eo pi.shsd inio 4c7. Pier
pent, Auditor Crane, EeaAtoF Wiley, 0su Wheat,
B. Caldwell, and Ill tieir prime iplsa and lras-
tees
''nr Cleusns announced h;mssif as Bat.efnat
and said that, although hs hA1 been un:sr cloud
somswha, for . long period, be had always bssn
unaiterably opposed TO the Division Vt Vifeiais.r
Speaking Of The speech Ct x- E.oharcs,n q. the
ssms nsetins. the sams pape. says:
hs spole Of the unauthe rlled uspsnsion o: the
slbes s6rpgs lbs wof,hsssisess Of the green backg
and The black tide Of tyranny that Was sweeping
over the country. All this Wss very inssnious,y
which were recSIve By the sc1ienca wi.h dero on.
ssxatious O; Rreat Joy. He coneiaasi W urging
upon the people the great impor anes Of tas.r at
once aaerting ihek lnanhooi 4"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

IN !RsHMANs oPiNiOS OF IRISH FEDESAE,
Isrs.-A genileaau. jus: arrived Eom Washirs
ton, Iepor,s the foilowing eonve. eaton as having
taken place within his hearing, 10 srcce-Y store
b the District Of Columbia tstwssn ~ irish
Fstsfal ser (who hal bis family ~ah hiz) and
Q grocer:
Ofiosr - I wish TO make some purchases sor my
family use.
Gfocsr -"You are N Irishman, hslisv.f'
C6aar-"Yss, sir; and from Massachusetts >"
0rocsr.-"1ot thrce yeArs ago tbs Lsetss.u:s Ct
Massachusetts, passed Law prohibiting tho III i:a,y
organization of Irish RcmAa Ua.hoiiss; sDd yet
you ve here to ogat ssr theAs same Y aakess and
70 opprsss 6oushsInsrS who are struggling for their
incepeu seues Ton and hop H0sass, end Gen
EhsidS and sash Aish Catholic sezeg gAses, can bay
notbiug In this store T"
Ofaos lsf h hurry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

Arrfssl cf YanlIu.-Two Yankee eece asss b.
iousias to The sth q s. Regulars. were received at
thu tbay Prison Cd the a h ult.. and o, Saturday
lS.waes reeeivsd rom 0ordonssi!Ie Ths latter
were captured By 0sn Fitx,ush LsAs savslry, on
the 18th Of Fsbfusry, fve or ak Ei!ss from Pal.
mouth. near Hartford Church, in Stafford county.
The prisoners represent seven different regiments,
VIZ: ,hs Sd 1:h, la.h, and 18Th Pa cavalry; lst n
] end 4.h =. 7. do, ana sd 1Aaa infantay In
tbs aiirmish preceding the capture soms fofsy edd
Hessisns were killed aad wounded One Of our men
wss killed aud . humber woundei. The following
commissioned cfisers wer, with the prisoners cap
fufed, who, BY tbs way. ware mostly Of TeLt ,nic
origin, viz BIB ood. co q, 4th Ps eav'ry; " I
Warren, 2i 1T 90 q, Sd Pa cav 9 B Snuytlt f lst
1t co A. lst r cav; 1st 1t + Davis. co D, 81 Pa
car; F D Wsathssall lss 1t co K Sd Ps cav A
nag OF truce VIII no doubt convey thes. .as.ies
away at an eer!y day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

We havs reesivsd New York pspsTs o! The Gid
ass. The following Ia 4 s,nnA.y Of thu newh taey
eo1taln:
es,.gs S.aisEs ssilsl frsu Halifax oa the
1eH Tor Europa He hal Conf.is.Sss Dispatches
with hiu
Asj os1. cAssi.s u Ulay has tssa rscour.ls.
sonsd uSafed ssA:ss Minister to Enszs. Vice siEo2
oanssoa. rssIsasa
ahs fact that . la,ss nnubss Of anbu;ancss
"sss shipped from ClnslnaAa On FssruAry t6 with
efasfs that th.y shou i be as ssaville tas S0h
= ~kso ~ Indicative Of a ss:l5 engsgsnsas b.
Aosseraus's army.
fhs New York Tiau a~a p.ivsss aiv.ess Goa.
n'nins. 70 rome sxtsos the runoss Of trousl, b
osn. Hankss command. growing o7t Of 81 ). iatro.
asssasn ei nssea tee,,i F,a. Q. hss esassrs OF
'es SA rsri nsns of Hss York vssuntsers have
sssasasA. aad one ErigAAls 0sns.A hsa q .tlv 70 !.
'sssa 70 res,iii:s tas coixsi :.oo2s. Of 10 na.ea
viii th,n
dispatch. dassa Ysb II. states thai tss sass.ss
" ssi o;sass aa~ si..6 ID sas rsas OF visks-
s"s l. a." "a tssa la slgssses osystes Wllhla
~ sats,as Asa rxsso.-ss viii p.a
.~sesa shs ass eaA sasl y = = H. ~ - n ysa
" viesss Hs oont<ahaaAs r., ss.x,i vasrs...
- saa eres;s1 iaAs asestss {, sss trs ,s Ssx up
1snse - clear ess essssast,saa As,ss aass
sssy sssak Tie rtsss ssys 1.s sltasss
sasss'y = - ssrsssss - sa.ns y -.
- = Sssssas ss,ssaA aai iAAa ta esle -
~ 49, 49, eoeenatna - ~ " !
- - sAs1s hal1eAa. IS
-. .Welnoan Au1linss anAa ~ I -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.

PROCLAMATION By THE PRESIDENT.
It IL mee. that. a3 pc. pc wso askEo~i.dse
the supremacy OF tho living God, ~e shoui BE
ever mindful tf orf dependence cr Him. stcuid
remember that to Him alone esn We Trus; to- cur
dsis@ancs; that 70 Him ia due 6evost ttack'ul
ness for the A5nal msrciss bestowsd on us; AID
that by prayer alone can vs hcps to sec1zs tie
continued manifestation ef tha. prcseA ting are
which has hitherto shielded "a Ia the ni1st Of
tfials and dsrssfA
In obedience to His pfeeerts We hs.o fror, ene
to tms bsen gathsrsd togette. with prayers and
thankssisins. and Es hss been gra,louals pAe-ssd
to hsar our sappGsatiens, sLd 10 seaat Abus!sat
exhlb3tl0nS Of Hi3 favor 10 axmi n and ,so
Pile Through many eord!sts We have nrw st
tanned place amcnS the na,iauz wiiish commands
thair respect; ana to the easmies who eneSraaE~s
~ s4oond and sssk our destruction tie Lord Of
Hosts has sssin taught the lesson OF Ella iasissed
word: That The hattie is not 70 the s:xosg ant 10
whsmsoevss He winssh to sxslt.
Again our ensmy. with load b3sstin1 Of The
power Of thslr armed and mailed sa;ys k'gss N
~ with mhjaestion, and. with svn naehin Ali ,as.
seck. svsn in ocf own hosass aad at oar % q f-s-
Edas, to psrvsrt our nsn-ssEvants aad our maid.
signs.
unlse thsss sirssmstansss II b my prisllass I,
invite yea ones mere 70 nsss together and - eros
teaas -yosrsslves d humble su,p.ieaioa a Vim
who has bssn our soastsnt and nsvsr fAEains 4Ep.
psst ia ths pass asd 70 whose protection ana gall
aaes us txuM fer The fhsers.
20 tAis saa !, Juyasasos DAVIS. Pfssi sest ol
tAs Oufs1sesAS saasas 81 America. - issas shia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

4 AlIb-sA uAnD1oHa AT1xn~"
nr,saa~-0 -0sasfal 1stshnsA Lee - lst asAasv.
"A ~rasd" inSe III Yankee NDee esycsA sAe
na,vshsunosk. Wh3sA rsaissd hsnAs,Assy. He
AuieA end esptsfsd 1os. Win ~ Lat. - ana "a
vsr,na sssfnsnss q savairy, en- he 9Th icstant.
b. nsls 81 way 70 within ave o. six niks oi
yslncstA, whssA ssaads innsaiateiy Opposite
p,dsrieksAms. Tear Hsstwood Church he fsil
upon the saenys Dicksts drove them wildly To
scss him, killing md woundlrs many ~ brinasns
es $50 prisousfs. Stsn arrived here Saturday,
,orz Ing end wscs assisnsd TO quarters, where
ley viii remain Until paso1ed.
ne prisaasu taken iaslaas oos sapsain and four
Hssssaants. Thsy rspssssnt seuss different rs,..
msu.s, viz 81 ltA. l0sh and lesh Penn. Osvslry,
LIT Rhods Is,sna Cavalry. tni eth New Yo.k ami
"a Mass. Infantry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02
1ES YANKEES N LoUDouN-xSJlpssT CT
THR WAR

Through . sen;lemfn just arrived flom Lsos.
burg, In Loudoan eouusy. We lexn that Tie Ysn-
ksss continue to army tho people of ,hsi county
By stealing horses. arrssting citsscs, 60. en .bs
ni b. Of the 18th company Of about one hundred
entered town with iist o; psfsons to be e,r.ied
tf among wken were VIM o. Pickett aad ii,
Rev. Chls. II Ecu:s,. Thy suceee'e, la csp
,arng Mr.. p. sn6 thsn repaired about II o'clock
at night 10 the residence Of b lister 80. family
had retired. but the knocking at the door bon zh,
The object Of thsir search forth when he Wa. con.
frontsd by strappiug big fellow In uniform who
demanded to know whistler Mr. Eourse was
Il home. Yes" was the parsons reply
Rev Chss II. Hourssi' "Yex" "Weu 1t Smith
is At thr Pickett House. snd desires 70 sse YOU .I
don't know Lieut. Smith. and II did could not Sc .
him tonight bat you must 60, replied tie hire.
Ing In gilt tutsona Being rsassursd that he vcrld
do nc scsh thing. he called for a Of m.n 70 Ar.
rest tbs refractory rebel, when II. Nousse In
aicted cunning blow some where In III. counts.
nsnce Of his would &c osptor. whisa sent him reel
ing backward, whils hs h:hsA:f isd q. t,ck re-
fuss under ths eseps Il very dark cellar, ~iics,
Ct the tina hsppensd to be we'd f:Ied With water.
The rufasns rushed into the housa sad ra,saeked
svery nook and ccrner, even 70 the taking fem her
bed dsugAtsr wto was III With tie .yph.id fever.
Failing TO aaa the lighting Iarsoa.' they finally
usai to the cellar, tseadlng With, al irch and a
hsfOf liz head. Upon en.ssing, the frst 81 olama.
ton was, This is q d--d dark hole" Being
urged BY his eomrads 10 proceed. he Cid SO,
AID went hto hs wstss foot desp which
caused him to ex.lsim. by cd, hsreis water ),
Bsins ssGia urged forward. ths nexs step soused
him TITO tAe cooling e.exaont up to his wa.ss Ytz
wss rather moro than hs hsd harsa.ned fer aud
here the 1sTeh Terminated After rsmaining L.
6h hialag place fcs several hasrs. tbs reverend
gentleman emerged, and ia now safs.y On bis way
10 Dixis
Er. Picket. they made walk to Washington a
dsanoe Of shout sorty mice. and Compelled hin to
swim Goose Csesk-a 70 iHconsidesAhls stream.
when swollen, to do 60.
They arrested 81 the same time esors or more
Of wandering Jews who were 10 Tans.t q for Bal.
urore city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

Riding river had 1st begun cn Saturday
20 show the effses Of the melting OF the late hsavy
deposis OF sncw At tbs tine mentioned shockoe
creek had risen ten o. moro fsst and was rsp'dly
increasing. Vary nf the fmalisf ends In tie
river are entirely fus,nes ed while the swift and
swollen current OF tie 'nohIs Jsrnein ccr.rss III
way egs.wayd with aagry vehemsnce. For se v
erai weeks psss owing 70 tte bsd ~sstasr, TIE
hydrsnt water has bsen nearly u1ft for use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

CHARLES CARROLL HIGKs.-ws have received
letter fem xr. John r. Gordon, An oif car aboard
the Reiribusion. stating ths. Charles Carroll Hicks
who wss msnIionsd a. having dsivered up 10 tie
scsny the prEs brig J. r. Eiiiots. Of Boston. was
not .sos-d Of her At oil. and Pad rssa.d his pcs;
On tie Ee.flsution at IL. Thomas on the I2.h If
Dscsmssr i>ss, losg seioTe ,Le was flt.sd us foe
ka c.r,ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

-Masrtnonial -zh. C ERIK Of th. cuttings Cous.,
darir shs month Of Fs5iua-y, issaed only twenty
marriage Licences. very decided falling q fsosr
tia preceding month. Up 10 February Mother ths
hard iinas or ths city Of psorlsions see rs .,
h.ve had nnch eff4et 10 lesSsnirg lie number o.
candidates so< nstc'mynisl k0nefz