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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25
XUNAWAYS

sTuaRg HUNDRED pOLLaRs RHWAKo --Rss
asay from The Old Doniat,u lroa Wossa.
three negro msa, named Heary. Jim ssislls. snA
Jim
Henry Is feet 10 iashss hisA; DART gisgssbrsal
eolor; has Lashy heal. and h aseus - yssss e,d:
cheek bones rather Psoniasni. vsrs wAsa hs isis
Jim swinais 10 very Liaek: 9 feet IssAss htxh.
strongly built; has large bead. aud stasassss
when SPOKEN to-
Jim i s f,rt inches hi b; bxo9a sosAslsxios:
we'll n sds, zaa Il quite Likely.
ThAss nssroes ere sup ose1 e. es uahioe tAslr
way to Mrs rdpiss,'s fara. osss CAaeIsste = q. I
y. s E, sasa ra. s s h.. n. s. & Z; s:
IN ,hi,eity. 4 BLANKkNs1ilrs Assa1
sc 25--ls
nAN AWAY-Sioo RrusrA--Nsa avay ftSss
h, the sutssriber. oa ihs 3isS tssL uegro nAa
Jls, ho u abest & years ed. Of sasnt bnsf3, s~w
black hat, pisn~d sr ~ the siAis. ] wa sivs -
ward et 50 u tsken ia tia couaty - osEpii1e sr
aay of the ali jsiaing sosniiez. es tloe ssrsslsA
asse.r oa a4d dssssrsd 70 ssr 8 rss = ~. = tAas
keah.. 0lssss 20
INTTY DslIars Rswrd--N,ii bs tas1 Iss - sssss
kybaa@, teaiis haassss ksbssM nss4yp =
q ~ years Old. yeifsu ~ pampkM eabs4, y ~ :
es ~ iashss b. sh. cosrss soscs, tss3t - hAss,
soasec, scar uaGcr of he eyes, - ~ .nhapo e
ham moon, caused BY The kkk II O. H wnEn
ani carries pair 10 hs pxskes. IT. asAvs psusfA
will bc paa fsx hss sisiivesy - -, - e6seslsss
10 laii - thas tas 80 Lsa agaia- AAars.e
u GO1D4AA.
sc :s-1s Lsaassa's sprne, GpscAinnd =. W.
Eavk Hanarci nsllzs nsSar5.-6aa s1aS fsS1s
the satscsiber, - ~ niSae u ~ ~ ieo6an1,
likely by aa1eeA lin. nhoss - ysass - JlA -
full bead af ksark hais. xnxwteeaA eots, ve1g
xycwa. and his Sak = slpa And sasslps& - 49,
had ~ whsA = its gsar nsisAsy 81. ~ E.9
jacket ard staxk lnn1A - wae rA1.ed ~ IN ua.as
n ssesss6tseg. GNlpaGeR fosNsy ssa N11 "a -
tHg ha usy.alkkA q ha iMAy haRe Qenn ~ -
hrSan 65gaSapn - ke - bems = - eem9 eaene@1
ed ake1 u NY uaalsh. jsn - sslskae kst1u II
lkAs .aeA wsy " ssshaao 49, - ~ -
~ S-ats Tiru 4 I11S =
fsOMcHuM KEl5tx9s-l - snpoe lnsuess ~
- ~ = - essaitA xsell1,t s. .
| csrser In ~ o. =. nilull u 4
~ H.ll,.s. = :.::s - -
ss,-As - ll.|.! !!sl!|
ttssss $50 sl5 5@sst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

Eo,ts,d Oerr.-Walter Ruth and l.. p. Kuhn
were each bound over in the sum OF 500 for
threatening TO assault and beat Miss Virginia
Mosby, and using abusive and insulting Ian
guage To her about her family.
Theresa kenuey was arraigned before His
Honor oa the charge Of unlawfuliy assault
ing ::nd beating Bridget Parsons. Mrs p's
cvide nee proved hat for some time back :,
mutual disagreement existed between the
parties, which illuminated on Tuesday or
Wednesday last in an attack on her 10y Mrs.
X, during which she had drawn large L.
inch bowie knife, and would have cut her if
ii had not been for the interference of her
husband. Mrs. kenney denied the charge
brought against her, and asserted that the
complainant was a woman Of troublesome
character; all she wanted was 10 be LET alone
by her. The accused was bound over 10
keep the peace in the sum of $50.
Thomas N. {. Turner, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street, was
bound over in the sum OF 500 10 be Of good
behavior, this b-ing the third or fourth time
hew arraigned before the Mayor for the
samc offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25
ZoLLICoFFER, Tenn


Sept. 2lst, II Nj. !
have just seen the Knoxville Baitsftn, oi
the 18th inst 1t is published by j. b. q.
kinsloe, Brownlow's old foreman. 1t con-
taius no news, but make up some items
which may be interesting, from advertising
and editorial columns. His terms OF sub
seription is 81 per month, 30 cents per week,
and 5 cents per single copy. NO SUBSCRIPTIONS
taken for 4 longer period lsdn os.e month
From tue military directory take the fol-
lowing:
"HEADQ'Rs SD ARMY CORIs,
Late residence Of Col. w. ii. Snead,
Mai. Gen Hartsufi, Cong.
ssGeneral S. Z. Carter is Provost Marshal
General of East Tennessee, aud Capt. A. j.
Bakney Provost Marshal Of Knoxville
The following is a copy of General Orders
No. 50:
"HEApo'Rs asp ARMY CoRrs. /
Knoxville, Tenn., Sept ID.
.Some misconeeption having arisen con-
cerning the trae meaning and intention al a
portion of paragraph / of General Orders
No. y, from these headquarters, the follow
ing explanation 6f it is hereby made:
at is not intended that any one shall be
stripped of all the means Of subsistence for
their families, nor of all forage necessary for
their stock, but only that subsistence and TO
tage up TO these limits may, as military ne
cessity, be taken; aud that il win be first tax
en- from rebels, when needed, and their sym
pathisers. The term "when needed, as ap.
plied to the taking ssof all the property Of
rcbels," means only that they cannot claim
exemption from entire forfeiture OF subsis-
tence and forage II the necessity should be
come imperative And even in this case nc
family would be subjected to suffering, and
only 4 positive order from comp,fenf mill
tary authority will excuse any person what
eyer il, taking property to this extent
By command.
Maj. Gen. HARrsuFF, &c"
From the Office of the chief colnmissaI5
an offer Ia made to pay the highest price II
cash to all loyal citizens for -four, meal, &c
necessary TO the support Of the troops o
East Tennessee In the same advertisement
b inserted as follows: Information - Il
prodnce h the hands OF rebels or rebel sym
patAizen is desired, and all loyal citizens an
earnestly requested to assist In the collection
of supplies from this quarter by giving nc
cca9ary information &c. The Provost Mar
shal General, 8. r. Carter, requests II,
6tcnds of those peEsons Who had been or
rested Tor political offences and carried a
By rebels 70 report tkelr names 70 NJ olIce
nd psslniaes tAsm, = soon = psacsicohle
- Obtain thelr relsase. The sSan e ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25
REAL ESTATE FOE SAX.

DEAUflFUL and highly improved Farm. Of Us
acres, near to the Brook Plsnkrasd, and "a
niles from the Richmond aud Fredericksburg Rai,
ad. snd = miles North Of kiehmenJ, for rsie -
At the rr4nest CT Xr Asfced Winston, naer for
sals the beautiful aud highly improved Farm, 10
Gated shove, which he now resides. aud front
ing on the Aou stain road. II contains lz3 acres in
9 very high state Of Improvement, having be-u
iin "a, aud nearly one half in clover aud grass
There is . weli-eesectei young orchard Of peach,
spple, and pear trees, ia fali bearing. 1t is we'll
wsterel and has pump Of excellent water in the
yaId The dselling and out buildings are all New
sad ample for the accommodation Of = large fam
lily. The purchaser can have imneJia e possession
CHRISTMAS; aud can purchase the growing creps,
stock. &c, 1T valuation. Also, ~ acres Of Land,
heavily wooded, 2x miles distant, the fame
rosd. TN which there 10 good house and 800 cords
of SEASONED pine Wood Mr. Winston will TAX.
pleasure IN showing the property to those who may
cali on him Apply 70
&c 2s-3t 00DDIN APpERaON.
II AND fos saie-f.e subscriber offers for sale his
/ , farm lying on tie read leading from the Bowl
ing Green TO Sparta, mikes from the furmer from
The latter place contsiniDg about $50 acres Said
land L we'll adapted 70 the growth u wheat, corn
aud tobacco, and 10 we'll set IN clover. the build
igs good and sufficient for farm Of iis size aud
a we'll n exceIien, water IN the yard. variety OI
choice fruit, such as apples, peaches, pears, SC.
ihe location Is healthy aud the pcigabofbooj unex-
e<-gassna6le-
tue farm Is offered privately; but il not sold by
the ath u Ortober il viii De sold At public auetion
the premises, Gu that day. VIII SALE.
Sparta, Caroline county, "a, Sept %, lss3.
Sd D-as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

LhTY Doasars Reward -iAss On Friday eys.ui,ar
u Seps lksh, between iase csYeer ei Sd sna Iaker
streets aud Tie fzrm G Mr. Garland Hainss in Hen.
r5oo, Supposed 70 b. Ia the Huss siugia ease cold
lever watch, No Sg,aaa JOHN Bradley nssker. Lver-
Jssoi IL has my marked on the inside Of the
case The sts,se reward viii be paid left al La
tro,hegs shep, Cd "a 81, uear Braad
Sc 2s-ys An ANGJp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

u ktNAfd, half q mile from Aehcrrio Depot, on
baskaz11os the nAnyiIie railroad. There are Cd
tbs tgnsea framed dwelling, with four rooas and
t~o nrop~ces, aud by estimate eco cords u wood.
fe railroad Is paying from 81 10 81 Is per cori for
trees sazndias and - 81 for wood cut aaa corded.
Mr. John bavis, who lives nj Aeherrsn. " i'll show
o's 'a'd ." a'' 0ne wishing 70 psrse,se; Any TO
se xS-a Attorney al Law, Charlotte c H.
EroR Saae-A very valuable aud productive farm q,
zso acres, 81 miles from the city; 6oe cords of
Noed, ef which l6o arc nov corded aEA seasoned,
cAn be eDidfrom the place. Also crops stock farm
ins mpsemeats, &c. This farm oders unusual induce
raea's 70 purchasers Apply st No 70 Pearl 1t.
se N-Has
VYALUABiG Farm Of IS acres, adjoining H!akey's
v Aia, oae mile east VI Richmond, for ssie-At
the request u Mr. Thoe Pieasants cfer for sale
his valuable Farm located as above, containing Is
seres- II desired, II vii be sobdiyihed into three
u four smaller parcels. THE improvements are all
Eew, coastssipg q excellent frame dwelling, con
tanning iayge aud three small rooms, Mud NIL
tie usaa cut houses Apasi OF ae land can be seen
u our ofice- Possessiso given In sasort time Nov
4 most favorable chance 70 secure = desirable
farm hear Rbclna0Dd.
IA GoDDIN APPERsON
THE yataabie faxns II go acres, In 0oachiAnd
= coasty, thirty miles from Nchrs0Cd, and wnAis
awo mes q The canal, iled 81 naus6eId," FOR sale
rivsseiy are authorised TO sell privately this
valuable farm situated In the county q Goochland
uirty mikes fsom Richmond and two mikes from
Cetas Point, On tho James river canal, containing
tss acres, ineiadiag IS acres f'creek ios groans,
h caitsstn0, psOdaeing wheat, corn osls, and ~
bAccs 1bere IN orchard of choice fruit trees 90
eae paaee- The improvements c0tlsist q cemmo
anas dwelling containing tsu rooms, including baso
meea, brick kitchen, house, And oas houses, "
Euod order, and accesn5bte - the dwelling, Nse yard
aAd garden opntaintng tWo acres a. i4nd.
tbs = 1esaEsbs fnrn, being onoyen,eok 70 si,s
Cana, and aaiay comnsnteastn with Rschmond.
t.ss's Wishing = psrcA.s. ars avsed eo we. =, IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

D.Reeia b vesy ufnch "oat of sos4a on thc
neus question He says The news eaza1 Be
had No maSle, no telegraph. no reliable
gcnt4eaDan, not even N intelligent contra
band. net line 0f intelligence from ChaEaes-
ton since the 5&h, no tiilinxs nom Raeccraps
since the ctA and no word from the sisua-
ton In virginia since The 31st ult
Nov {he says) Is it not buricsanc To n
feamp& 10 the publication 0f newspaper nm
der s1ch circumstances When he embarked
In the enterprise he expected TO get 1t least
stfay copies of Northern papers, dc, hut he
has reached fhe 9Th number, and the Difficult
tits under which be laho.s hare not only moi
decreased, but grown more Formidable in
proportion; and winds Up With request ia
his readers that, under such circumstances.
they viii wait patiently the time, which is
not far distant. when complete communic=s-
fion viii be established with the North, aa,i
lac viii publish with fallncss aad resslari., /,
each day. The following is = synopsis OF his
news column: A Mr.. Wood has returned
from Richmond, aud, as usual with returned
Cuiou men and prisoners, tie carries dole
lnl tale about the deMoralixed condition cf
Lees army and the played ont condition of
the Confesieracy gen. rally. Mr.. Wood, hr
says, ieff Richmond on the 5th, iust at which
date there was no appearance Of important
military movements Gen Lee himself was
IN Richmond, and his armf, from ali al iaiaaa
bie information, was occupying its old posi-
ton at Fredericksburg. :
The army IS represented 10 be ertiiscosrage.,
to such degree IS TO te totally tielnoralizeti.
a large number having deserted, and tsies.s
who remain rs having lost all that admirable
Esprit ia corps which made il the crs-.,
strength OF the rebellion. The army of Lee
Is further reported TO have dwinaIed down
TO 5O,OuO Citizens and soldiers all admi,
that Charleston, Savannah, Wilmington. and
Mobile would be takca whenever ihe Yam
KEGS set about the JOB. lie winds up his
Prom Richmond" with, Should all This
prove 10 lie the case, that the rebellion has
fairly gone 10 seed, and "Neri.y this is a
discouraged people" Bat will cease pick
ing the extracts, so disgusting are the de-
tails generally. OK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

I sE-Ess sseaoa fe Saturday,, ia isneisarg
- See rssagaa Coafetersae .,sasd No .ss ,,ve laY
Isl, ises- ke.ce i4as been gwen al tae Treasury
IssarfEneai q tsse lass u sAsi bead
JOHN r MARTIN
krlai.sas.d s.1v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

E0 fs3lLAkS Reward -SsEAyed siaien fren
mi the camp Of the laA Va cavalry hear Ereaer-
'ckssuSgs GA fnnrsdAy, tie 1ogh Asg ssasIl hros
nsAse, ahaai ~ u hands high, Pears Old, With one
wtte tTsa On the tcn JAZZ, tis leaf thigh and
one 90 afe rest ssae Il the ssoalas. viii gre ss,e
above reward for tssr delivery t0 me- OF sux any IN
fssEaisssau whsh sni tesa to hsr recovery
JW VAUGHAN,
So a4-4is Cats IA, y. 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

I>sSp-By esse es my scrsaHfe in the siresa
II rEansa@e At large, = Ssuia Down Beck The
o~oes sM please e asc forward prove lsreferiy pay
charges, AHa take tina away.
50 2s--. Pr sITGyrTr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

INVENT FIVE ft9liArs kesard.-stoien from my
stable Oh Ssoney Run road, two miles from this
city n surr-i borse. with eae white stripe, branded
o. Zach and iwo three white spots both
sidee II the EeGk. Any cue thai viii bring said
horse - me will receive The above reward a,ad to
Qaesfiuas asked IIWIS WAGNER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

CAMP LG5ersEs. uear Rsci,a,osas3
Seracusber sS, Is63
CToLEN or EssAaca-Tsa horses On SATURDAY.
~ eight, isih Sept ese ef theza measam size
esrk name Hasa taii. Resembling q Canadian boa,
hfpa fe4 white. hind Ia s.ne eye the C.nfes,srs,~
mark b nd On him The ether black hcrse meiiuu
ze, rixta HIND fux white. With the letters C brand
r. The ksa fore Shoulder
kAkRY kISGa, Capt and AeM.
se .4-sts Ltsfsl Artillery tsear Rhf,,,rv.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

EoR sase-A very valuable aud productive farm oi
zso scres, 81 miles from the city; coo cords of
Nood, ef which l6o arc now corded and seasoned,
cAn be eoldfrom the psacc. Also crops stock farm
iag mpiemeats, &c. Thn farm oders unusual induce
r1ea,s 70 purchasers Apply 81 No 20 Pearl st.
se N-as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

lrRANk IL aIff,iE>p viii resume the dsties &C
II his sci,al uh the LIST ct u.tsaecr Fer ,aiefsns-
tioI apply Et has sthtrss osisee, s'syetaaof ST.
Refers 3" Gov ts,ehsr Mcssrs I w &c,ause, tohu
PARCEL, JaIa wembe, " Eub,ason, aud ssss
other palsens. sr .l-sas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

II usf-hefvesa Aanchest~r aud 81 street n
IL fucasa- Boob. caassiniag . sum os man~y nc:
re.aasecf~1 and . cbeck drawn ty Misflsaussan 4
90 o. tie ksnk ef The Con nenv<sIth .r So, nav
saie to Mas Owens Or bssres. A suitable rrvara
viii he fise1 fr u delivery at tie Dispasc, osc
- s&-Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

TS0n0iIuM KE15txe ~ - snpolv osuegs u,lh
~ ; ~ = - esaitA xse1lnlL s..
cssssr IasAssA o. - 1iIlulus -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-13

If we are not misled by statements com
municated to US by loyal men, upon whose
candor and truth we are accustomed to
rely, there is a villainous scheme on foot in
this State to colonizs Ohio with thousands
of poor, ignorant, but desperate, Copper
heads from our interior counties. The
Tribune has already, and repeatedly sound
ed the alarm. A party that runs a con-
victed traitor for high office, will not stop
short of any outrage to elect him. Loyal
men of Ohio must re on their guard, and
prepared for TIE worst eXigency, or they
will be submerged by the tide of Copper
headism surging over their borders. Al
ready there is positive proof. The rail-
road lines are having an increase of bust
ness. From station on the c. D. and @.
railroad at least one shipment has been
made, of Coppcrhead voting cattle. These
wretches were never known to leave town
before-they never before had money
enough. And they are known to have no
relatives or friends or business in Ohio
Yet eight or ten have gone there during
the past week, from this single station;
and they left every thing at home as though
they expected soon to return. We hear of
similar shipments in many other places in
this State in some instances, we are told,
these miscreants do not attempt to hide
the object of their mission, but boast that
they are going to help Val"
Loyal men of Ohio this is your dan
ger. The loyal millions of the other States,
who are intently watching the phases of
your great canvass, are assured that you
are advised Of ii, and prepared to meet it.
Fortunately, in the interior now alluded
to, the filthy tools Of treason are marked
and pursued. It is ascertained in what
districts they are, and what they are do
ing. The facts have gone forward to the
proper officials Of those districts. Should
they commit the offence they are cohtem-
plating against the purity of the ballet
box, they will deserve, and will receive,
prompt and severe punishment.-C Chicago
Tribune
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-13

Mr.. John B. Hoxie, who has been iden.
tilted for several years with Southern rail-
roads, butts at present United States Su-
perintendent of Railroads running into
Knoxville, gives some important infOrma-
ton as to the condition of the rebel lines
Of Communication. Nearly all Of them,
he says, are rapidly beccming worthless.
The endurance of track, road-bed and roll
ing stock has been stretched to the utmost,
and their facilities for repairing are so
limited that the roads can be of but little
service to the COnfederacy. It is gener-
ally supposed that all the roads of the
South are of the same gusge, but this is a
mistake. The roads running from Rich
mond to Charleston by way Of Weldon,
North Carolina, are four inches narrower
than the roads running from Richmond TO
the South, by way Of Lynohburg and
Knoxville. This fact now becomes impor-
tsnt. Our ceizure Of the Knoxville Road
has diminished by one-hslf their facilities
Of communication between Richmond and
the South. Their possession of nearly all
the rolling stock of the East Tennessee
and Georgia roads will do them very little
good, as none of it viii ft the roads South
from Richmond by way of Weldon. Mr..
HOxie is of the opinion that there is not a
main trunk in the South that can maintain
itself for six months longer, unless they
get materials for repairing outside Of the
COnfederacy."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-13
NOMENCLATURE
TUESDAY MORNING OCT. 10. 1851
Thar's the Way to TalI1.


Rev. J. C. White, formerly of the Ply
mouth Church, in this city, found him
self, the other day, at Springfield, Ohio,
where he had presched years ago. He was
invited to preach on the Sabbath, and did
90. he gave out as the first hymn,
My country, its Of thee,''
and for the second, 1.-THE Star spangled
Banner" At this announcement a few
COppsrhesds started for the door. "Sirs,7 =
said Mr.. White, "if you cannot stay in
the House of God to hear the Star Span
gled Banner sung, you do not deserve the
protection Of that Banner. If you repu-
diAts the Flag of your Fathers, go where the
rebel rag waves over your friends and al
lies" he then went on with an eloquent
and patriotic address, alluding to the dan
gers which were assailing the Govern
ment, and urging his hearers to do their
duty in this crisis. At the close Of his
discourse, Colonel Granville Moody arose
and heartily endorsed all Mr.. White had
said, and then made an bddress to the con-
gregatiOn regarding the duty of ali loyal
men.
That is the right way. Let COpperheads
and secession sympathizers be resuked, as
they deserve, wherever they may be found.
If their Offense is public, let their eOn-
demnation be public also. If they repu-
diate the American Flag, let loyal men
and women repudiate them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-13

which flourish 30 largely in the old Bay
State. A large number of manufacturing
establishments for the production Of cotton
goods, woolens, and calico prints are here
in successful and thrifty operation. Here
the rebel-hated "Yankees " ply their busy
industry ami thrive and flourish in spite
of the rebellion. From here, laying aside
the acts and pursuits of peace, many va
liant soldiers have gone forth to fight the
battles of the country, some, to return no
more. Massachusetts, true to her old Rev
olutionary traditions, has not withheld
men or means 10 sustain and perpetuate
that Government which their honored faith
ers bled and died to found.
Have you ever gazed on the autumnal
glories of these proud old hills and noun
tains2 The foliage has had its season of
bud and bloom, and now the vsriegated
leaf, touched by uunumbered delicately
tinted hues, presents view Of charming
loveliness, no where to be found but in
mountain regions-a view Of glory In
decay.
In a change 50 sudden from the hurry
ing throngs Of busy, bustling men, from
the dusty walks Of trade, from the sweat
ing marts of commerce, there is something
indiscribably fascinating in these rural
shades, in these quiet sylvan retreats. As
one sits and gazes on majestic old Grey
lock, towering upward to the sky, its rock
ribbed sides Haunting, in prismatic.splen
dor, the many-colored leaves of autumn,
and its crest crowned in the soft sunlight
Of bland autumnal noOntide, his thoughts
are inevitably led away to the contempla-
tion of glories higher than mountain
peaks, to a rarer world than this.
ts Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the NOrth-wlnds breath,
And stars to set-blt all,
Thou hast ali seasons for thine own, o, Death -
H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-13


Police CoURT.-This morning the usual
cases for intoxication, assault and battery
&c, occupied the attention of the Court.
Thomas Burns, Alexander MeAlisterI
Henry Shafer, Edward Venban, Hattie Er-
win, Barney Anderson, Michael Smith, Hen
ry McGnl, William Brackcn, Peter OMAHA
and Peter Hughes, intoxication each 81 and
costs.
Sarah Gallagher, intoxicatiOn; House oi
Correction 29 days.
Mary Ann ConoIly, Catharine Hayes, Maria
Carroll, vagrancy; each sent to the House Of
Correction for 30 days.
Charles Hamlin, Everett HamIin, Frank
Smith, James Hill, and Henry Robson, lar
ceny continued.
EJOhn Breen, petit larceny; judgment sus-
pended.
James Devino, petit larceny; discharged.
John Burkett and Caleb Turner, assault
and battery; each 81 and costs.
Jane Rays, assault and battery, s. and
costs.
John Slater and E. J. Dewey, assault and
battery; nolled.
Abraham Schwartz, assault and battery;
continued.
John Heron and Arthur McMann, disturb
ance; each 81 and costs.
Henry Allen, disturbance, 50 and costs.
Samuel Van Pelt, violating cab ordinance 7;
continued.