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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
Fisht.ng or no Fighting.

The dispatches Of Saturday night giving
"A IGHageonnt Of the fighting at Sewalps Point
and its capture together with large body
Of rebels were so directly and fatty contra
dicsed by ths Sunday nights dispatches as to
put the whole community of newspaper read
90 srs At sea, and cause them to dis5elieve any
apd-sEsEy Subsequent report But for all this
contradiction, We are inclined-in the abb
as1cs, IS vet, Of further proof to,the contra
Ty-to credit the hrst dispatch, and to cen
Hidsr that & battle has been fought It is
known that all The telegraph wires are under
ths control Of the Government and all oper
: atom for the Associated Press are sworn in.
The agents sAd reporters are supposed to be
under the same cath, The report Of The
capture Of SeEalTs Point was evidently
made by the regular agent at Washington,
,aAuna.its nalais was, % course, known to the
Bzsg ueoEsrn1nsnt or its agsnt On the ether
hand the denial is made by newspaper re-
porter, who is accustomed it is true 70 jHdgs
Of probabilities and to sift truth from a mass
Of runors, but still be is liable to err. BE
sgmsy hsFs ben informed by the officers and
GsF of The Ysnkss that there had been no
fgAting when there had been. At any rate
.1 lis rlstement is made upon his own authOri-
III the report of fighting upon that of the
Government. Of the two, we consider the
latter the most reliable.
Again, 1t Is scarcely probable that no col
HIs6n has taken place before this. Gen But
.aocIsr aalt Fortress Monroe On Friday with 1000
msn. he did not start out with these with
out some work for them to do. He does not
80 out to play or make any unnecessary dis
play Of his forces. Hs did not start for
asithg NOlSOlk Or Richmond with SO small
command, when those cities are defended with
from 10000 to IL, 900 or more troops each,
.JooIt.lz highly probable that be went to clear
the way toward those cities, and in doing
this, seWslFs Point stood first and most
prominsntyin in bis path. Therefore, we Arm
believe, for the present that there vaS
.. .la2 a. engagement and that We SHAH have ali
the particulars within tWenty-fO1r hours.
Q0Qtt she faims time, however, 1t Is hardly
80 arsosaly "a say to our readers, that tbs next
= IS nay. knock all our roasOninq into
"a "a /" sad give some new direcsion to But.
lpSs apy. We have ceased % be surprised
s''' - sny nsEs bY telegraph and shaiI not even
give ah iuefsddloas wink Il to-dayls dis
-, fsiehss announce thst there has been no
movement from Foftress Monroe, or even tha,
tsssislo army ct Wsshington, and no such
~ = lloIfoik. s5s7 u 5sJ-ua
"A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
Sewing alatIlinRs.
WHEELER q WILSON'S
SEW MACHIN E 8,
WITH
NEW IkPRovEMENTs AT REDUoED
P RI c z sf

Tbs WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines are now
sold At rates that will pay fair profit the cost Of
manufacturing capital Interested, and making sales,
and at such prices will enable them 70 make nrst
class Machines, and heretofore, guarantee them
In every particular. air 40
The superiority Of these Machines over all othsrs
for Family use Is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
COMMITTEES assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEELER1 4 WILSON Machines on account Of
the Elasticity, -Permanencr, Beauty and General
Deslrableness Of the Stitching when d0le and the
Wide Range Of its Application. The opinion OF the
cultural Societies IN the United States.
81 The low prices and important Improvements
that have been added, sho1id induce every that
needs first class Marhine 70 give that an eXaminA-
tion before purchasing N-
.-S-An examination ia solicited at the once, No.
.lOl5 Superior Street, Cleveland Ohio.
- send for a Circular and List OF frices, &C.
maTt JOHN e. STRONG. Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28
TO LET.

Hsuss, Barn and acre. Lnud, on Euclid Plank
Road, u mile from termination Of Street r. r. $50.
Lake StreetAreme HOUSE. ldG. l
Superior ST. q % ...--...-......-......... 800.
WaInnt 81 ~
Pittsburg St-Brick House, IN g0od order. 2nO.
Hamilton ST., near Wood-Btick House,. l25.
ROUSE a JENNINGS.
mays Real Estate and ms. Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23
Seventh Brigade. Army Of the Potomac.

This bri Sade, composed OF the 18Th, 18th,
18th and 2lst mississippi regiments, land
probably soIne others,) was organized shortly
tier the battle OF Manassas, and posted near
I.eesoUTr, on the left wing OF the Army of
the Potomac, under the command OF Geu.
Evans. Its duty has been to gnard' q large
portion OF the Potomac river, from the up
pSr edge OF Loudoun county to the mouth of
Goose creek and though their labors have
been very arduoue the men feel well repaid
by The consciousness OF having rendered
their country essential service On the 9Th
instant. Gen. Evaas had the brigade called
out for review, AID made his farewell speech
10 the soldiers, pres antiug each regi ent
With a battle Il ~, !gEiCh they promised never
to dIshonor. The occasion was enlivened by
the splendid music of brass band, as we'll
Us by The encouraging smiles OF woman and
though the soldiers experienced pAng OF re-
greet on parting with their commander. they
could no repress their enthusiasm when the
beautiful Ii 4gs were bestowed upon them
General Evans, who goes 10 South Carolina,
is succeeded by Gen. y. Il. Hill, of Bethel
fame and the country will confidently eA-
pect from him q con tinuation OF the work
which has predecessor so wortsily initia ted
We learn from correspondent that the
health OF the brigade is very good, and that
the soldiers Will endure the rigors Of winter
much better than was anticipdtad.
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Died.

On Saturday evening, the 2Ist instant
DAVID, son of Robert and Sarah A. Ed
Inond, in the oath year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his father $
residence. corner OF Franklin and Foushee
streets, Monday morning, December ed, Mt
u O'Clock. The friends and acGnaintances of
the family are invited 10 attend without fur
Their notice.
AT Sunny Side, In Hanover co the resi-
denee OF his grandfather, Mr. Lewis John
sen, on Sunday morning st minutes 10 six
O'Clock, Wa. FARRIkS, iEfan. son OF VIM
and ]. o. Currie, aged months and q days.
His funeral Will take place at St. John :
Church at o'clock today. The friends and
acQuain tances Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Deem ber cd, OF consumption, at her hus
bands residence, near the Tredegar lrcn
Works, Mrs. MARY BRANNON, wife OF Mi
chael Brannon, and daughter OF William Ed
wards, in the l7th year Of her age.
Her fuueral will take place from DR.. Hoges
Church at O'Clock this afternoon. Friends
and acquaintance Of both families are re-
specially Invited to attend without further
notice.
FRANCIS MUCABE, daughter of Mary and
John McCabe, aged IL years and day.
Her funeral will take place from the re PSI
dcnce of her mother, on 9Th aud Canal SITS
at O'Clock this afternoon. =
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IRON KENTUCKY.

1 NAsHvILLs, Dec. 22.-keliable intelligence
received here announces that the Yankees
1900 strong, have crcs sed Green river and
are marching towards Hopkipsviile, Ky
Our force at that point 10 $500 under 9eh
Clark, OF Miss but re- n forcements ave been
ordered from Clarksville TO sustain General
Clark
Passengers from Bowling Green rppor TT that
1900 Of the enemy crossed Green river on
Friday
The Bowling q reen correspondent OF the
Uaion and AnlsSican, under date Of the goth in
slant, reports that that place will be advanced
upon from both sides, simultaneous Iy. with
mbined Yankee force of 5000. Since the
work and repairs on the railroad bridge have
been commenced, several pontoon bridges
have been thrown across the river, upon
which wagons and cannon can easily be
crossed. r....-
/ Gen. Hindman is ten miles South Of Grean
river, and has been strongly reinforced.
1t is surmised that there will be- NO general
engagement beyond Bowling Green, for al
that point stand Will be made. and e dsci-
siye battle fought.
Intelligence from Eastern Kentucky an.
nounces that the people are ri sing in over
whelming mum bers and Joining the standard
Of Gen. Humphrey Marshall. as he approach
IS the Blue Grass regiou.
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shat THESE articles which the soldiers ms,i
10 which tiey are EXPOSED. lad ad vanced yerv
sau,Inctorny--ths monthly pay of q private
not being snflicient to buy hin, a com forta.
o'r coat. Report approved and received.
Reports were received from suversI othe-
com msstees and from auxiliary societies Ia
.hs dluerent cities and villages of the ron
f.deracy. which gave a gratifying exhibitor.
u y. lner earnestness and zeal In carrying out
'"e ooleets OF the parent society.
Oh motion, resolved, that II committee be
appointed by the chair to report at the next
meeting constitution ard laws for a
sociefy to be- called the Yankee Society in
iml.ation Of the. " nociety of the Uincin-
natl the object of which shall be to trans.
NIT to posterity the names of all the m lem hers.
both active and honorary, Of the Vampire
CLUB. (SignedD HAIRY, Chairman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

We have been favored by our reporter with
the proceedings Of An organization es tab
lst ed in this city for some time past, the ob-
isc Is of which are set forth in the transcript
we pu b!ish, and which came into his posses
sion in manner unknown to the editor.
COPY.
At IN adjourned meeting OF the Vampire
Climb, held at their hall, III this city, on the
nth of October, Mr.. Harry was called TO
the chair, who stated that the object OF the
mee.irg was 10 receive the reports of the
committees appointed at the last meeting:
Mr., Cereal, the ck aiTnan OF the Commit
tee on f!cur, reported that through the liz.
nOrGnce, ina1yertance. or indifference OF
tbose charged by the GoVernmen t with the
duty o. obtaining Hour for tbs army, the
11et hsl been fortunately overlooked that
nkv ccuAtTy foUr could have been furnished
ct IL IL pc barrel less than oil city flour
that a r-osi advantas eou5 contract had BEEN
mad ~ Tn the Government, by which the
contractors had "eyerythinS 10 gain and
nothing &c iose'-a sliding scale 4padrds, but
not Gc.-rE-y3., being agreed on. so that if
wheat s,cult advance, the price q four "a to
70 NJ N g ccrFeapo ndirg ratio, bur no re-
trc,ion is to =. made in the price Of -four if
yhea. de2iineS.
ia motion, the report was received by q
unant-nCus sOte, 1t being entirely satisfactory
70 the club, and 10 the parties Interested.
Their chairman, Mr. EatOrtion, who said he
was cratified 70 b. able to state that III MS
derartment ever thing was working we'll
Ne and n num Der of others Ia This free land,
msHufers OF the club, had in store, and held
At S25 sack. large quantities OF falt, which
had only cost them VI 90 and 1900. He did
rot suppose that any committee couId report
al advance Of more than thousand per
cent. on any article Of prime necessity, but
the commute over which he bad The noncr
10 preside, Ii III yertured 20 go beyond any
thing ever hoard Off the history ~ sWino-
ling. lie hoped that no objection would be
made TO the reception of the report OF his
COMMITTEE as he was sure the principal OBJ
lsct Of their organization, viz: to speculate
upon tbs misfortunes of b tiesdiax country,
was carried ont as faithfully by the dealers
IN salt as by any other eiass ia the cemmIni-
~.
The Leather and Shoe Com mi ttss reported,
that In spite of the immen se stock III the city,
by means OF system attic com binHtion, the
impression had been produced in the com
snupity that there was great scarcity; In
proof OF which, shoes, boots, and harutss, & c.,
had advanced in some instances three or
four hundred PER cent. A eets OF thanks
was given to the ch irnan, Mr. Is. Rogue,
when the club we're apprissd OF the fac that
lie had on several ocf asions made the soldiers
who are called to endure the winters cold
in our defence. pay hfshsr price than his
regular custo0erp; becanse as knew tbs
soldiers were compelled " have them. The
report wes yecety 81 with exclamation,
The report Of Mr. Sh0ddy. nvm the Com.
Aittse oa E!saasH sad Clothing" sst ioTth
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The virginia Cbemica, ws,,,

Anunber of gentlemen in this city have
iormed an ASSOCIATION for the purpose of
manufacturing such chemical articles, in.
dtspensable at all times. and especially so at
present, as have hitherto been difficult to
obtain Recent scientific discoveries will
make this en- terpfise comparatively easy Of
accomplishment, and as the company will
commence operations with ample CAPT tai and
with every essential elem emf within its reach.
the result will contribute m a ter ly Iowar DIS
the achievement Of Southern Independence
The works will be established in or near
Richmond, and Will go into operation with
out unnecessary delay. We append a copy
OF the act Of Incorporation, which has passed
both branches OF tue General Assembly:
BE I. enectcd b. the General AsseRJiy, That
WIN. Il. HaAali, 1hos. W. McLauc-, samuel
}. Harrison, John Purcell, W. G.. Paine
LEWIS III .hter, j. L.. Apperson, and David
j. Burr together with such other persons
and firms rs shall be hereafter assocIa ed
win them under the provisions Of this act,
shalt na and they are hereby, incorporated
and made body polite and corporate, under
the name and style OF The Virginia Chelni-
cal w orAs. for the purpose OF mining ter
copper ana other mineral ores; smelling and
preparing the same tor mali ufaciure; manu-
tacturlns The products of said ores and
inakilg chemicals generally; and vendln Z
aud dealing in said products and chemicals,
AID other articles incident TO the said III an
fscrurei and said company is hereby invested
with all the rights, powers, and privileges
conferred by and made subject 10 all the
rules, reg MIA tions, aud restrictions imposed
by chapter 81 of the Code Of Virginia, SO t2r
as the same applies TO mining and Manu1lc-
turing companies.
?. ECit further enacted, That the capital stock
OF said cCmpany shall BE- not less than so ,OU0
nor more than 100000, in SHARES CT 500
each.
3. b. IL tertter enacted, That said company
shall have the right to purchase ana hold
land not xceedIns 600 acres.
This act shall he il force from its passage.
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A PERmANENr RAILROAD CoNsKCrIoN
THROUGH kICHMoED.-On this subject cor
respondent refers to the failure OF the pres
eEt connection between the Fredericksburg
and Petersburg Railroads in this city, and the
design of building new and permanent one,
bill! to charter which is before the Leg
stature. The writer, 81 civu engineer, makes
the following eupgestiCps:
II wish 10 suggest new route, one which
! believe has not been Contemplated. l pro-
pose TO start from the depot CT the Virginia
Central haiirostd, and pass down BacoE's
Quarter Branch TO the vacant lot adjoining
the canal, thence carve into the depot Of the
Elchmonu and DAHvilIe Railroad crossing
the canal In thelI yard over bri &c that is
already built thence over the Danville
Raiiroad bridge tlaylng third rail for the
uItt1rence in guage) 10 the other side Of
the river; thence, either rising the river
bank to the grade of the Peters burg road, or
stra ght back through Manchester 10 another
connection farther back, either of which
routes are Practicable, ana not expensive. The
UlcL Inoud aud York River road cou!d easily
be brought up to connect with this route
along the bank OF the canal. The Richmond,
Freoer.cks burg Il Potomac road connects
with the Virginia Central, @2 miles out of
the city, and all its through II eight could De
hauled over the latter road, ana thus a con-
HeC ton could be made betwe all the roads
running IL 10 the city, except with the Dan
Vile road and they could transfer freight
IL their own depot.
This route would have no right Of way to
buy, as it My runs through the property of the
city, EXCEPT At the crossing OF Grace street,
where Ii house would have TO be torn down }
and at the bank OF the canal, where u sharp
curve carries it through a vacant lot The
roadway down the branch" con Id be made
OF trestle work Of hoor-be ms, lei int the
walls: or OF bridging, resting on piers. formed
OF arches across the stream. Il good iron
Fink bridge could be built at small cost, and
would last, while timber structure would
De liable TO catch fire from sparks lii such IL
narrow place.
This route would satisfy all parties, while
The ether one proposed, viz: by the peniten-
tiary, would only benefit Two conn aDies and
would be The NEST expensive, having, besides
heavy grades aid very sharp curves, an
aRkwald ekew bridge 20 build over the canal =,
and n long piece OF high trest,e work from
the Armory to the Petersburg depot
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AUCTION SALES,
-----,---..-.------ -----------------~~--~-
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAkKs N. TAILOR I son. IUcTs.

S
On VACANT l., rs ad oi,ing tbs town Of
LVManchestar At 4 uct,on.--We Will sell upon
t.Ie prem lees, on FRIEAY, TIE s7th oay of de-
cember. "7mmsneing at O'Clock p. NJ, tho follow
L. 9 property;
1 lot on Everett str eet, l:2 by is feet
lots between Bid o and Jackson s'ieets, 132
by les feet each. .ra 81
lots between Barn. and Bidiie s'reets, 1872
by i6J iset each.
lots between Barre, and BId6ls sire ets l3l
by los iset each.
1 los bet~ cen stewart and Pebble strssts. Ii
by to3 feet each.
lots ON Mary stett, 3s by les feet each.
IL feet on Dacatur street
These lot, ar. located Ia Il Q ps, OF the Fsu,
Plantation, ard worthy the s,ten lion of those
desiring TO secure pr. perty for imp ovemeat
JARNs-Qne third casb; the balance ii o aud y
months for negotiable rO,ss with Int erest ad iso
and secured by trust dc eds.
JAS. IA TAYLOR & son,
de 23 Au.tio era
THIRTY handsome BUILDING LOTS in
i the tcwn OF Sid ey o. HsrYi3 aaid asndot b
sheets, ct Aucti n.-We viii SO I, upon the pre-
mises. on THURSDAY. January 81 CONNER ci1s
at Z clock T.. N 81 handsome BuI dag LOTS.
located al above These lots flint ! iset each,
and run back l9S feet
TERrs.-Ons -TSustb cash The ba' IL, o at 6. -
aud ~ months fer negotiS notes with interest
added. a3d cured by tru.t deed
De 70 JAS taylor d. SON, Arcts.
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Klthmonh 4ispatcb.
MONDAY MORNING nEai 90 isa1
The Battle at Dransv,lis.

"e nooi'sh this morning fuu account of
'hs pFsinsville fight, from our regular army
correspondent. There is nothing TO add to
'He fnin"t" details there given, ex cept re-
port "alch reached us last evening, that the
troops which were subsequently sent on to
retrieve the reserses of Friday, were unable
20 hnd the enemy. The Yankees undoubtedly
suffered severely, and lost no time ia retiring
10 their strong position about Alexandria
ihe report OF the death OF Col. Tom Tavior
eIFcuiatei on Saturday evening, Is, we are
gratiGed 10 say, enron cons.
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BYJAMESA rAYLog q soy. .l.e...ss.rs.
IHEpAR MI. NEAk lHE MEUHAN.

ISEpAR Hit NEAR HE MEUHAN.
= J iCSFl LIE IurLpiAe II hsar,ao ro.sAs =,
s.ile- east %, Is. hroe ad e aAtatring so scs.e.
.cr .sie at action We will sell. apoa the prssab
.ses, MONDAY, the ~ dag OF Leceno-r,
ou,aenci.s st - o'clvek Il lie vNu able farm
known as Cedar Hi, nsar the NJ haaicsv,i,s
Tmrpk,, adj oip,pg the l.njs Of Ur. Uhr susn.
If. Fr.e.d, sud Col ii Rae as coasa-ni W
acres. Inc Ipro RENE. Is e.nsist vi co.1tortA
Die d@s.lln hou-e together With s.ao.a, CON-
hu,ss, toh.es hou4-s, shr other ~ hui dinGx-
one huAorea 90 is I'll b lssa well set n ci,veT ;
!eU sores IL pi1s aaG AZ ~ d of origlaei grOwt
g b CD W Il y..ii about 20 cord tn The sci g; sd
t'ie remaining | , acre ig IN Ctisxahomt. low
gro, pJ5 on which ssventy Sys basts,s Of oets
hare been Seeded. Tbs iOcsu e ia 9 very hes. M
one, aud The EeighborhoG, CnsLas ptionaele Per.
sons 2lriug 20 prrthe1e farm VIII do ws0 to
,xs riIc the pro city.
FERNS -'jrs fourth cash re ha'sncs at q, ",
AMI : raontGs, for negotiable notes with lnt~rees
adisa, ana cu.sd ~ = oust deed. Fosssssiksa
o.I hao ,uirl' taseiy, II del rpd.
Oe II JA%. u. TAYLOR Il SON. Auct's.
tG hame diately after the above, Will be solo
he crop of corn, 'otidvf, shueks, straw; Wsgola
art. Mules uvGses, anu Fs l.ins tmpI.lle - on
said farm. JAa. 81. TAI Lon il SON.
ae % AuciJns%re.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 10th. The gun boats Ben u.
ton and Essex are aground ut Cape Girar-
deau.
News at Cairo was to the effect that an
advance down the river was momentarily
expected.
A special dispatch to the Acqlaacks, from
Jackson, Miss. states that the Legislature
had passed the Bank bill, which provides that
the banks shall receive Treasury notes and
that they shall also be receivable for taxes,
except the WAT tax.
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WALL BILE HALF AUkE, No. 80, at the
" Corner o. Byrd and FIRST streets Tor sac 81
AUcelozi vii. TO sold at aucsi' n on the premises,
on hhsDAf afr -rnocn, tho a7th ID. eemt or, 1851,
al % O'clock lot No. 80, loo aled rs shove, having
a front o. los fe~t on tue wet line q st street.
aoi depth II iS2 feet on tae south line of Hyru
street, and nea,'y opposite tie residence of Mr
Henry Ksir
ERMs.-One-.bird cash balance at q and II
month"; fer negotiable notes, Interest added. ana
title retained till ail the pun chase money ts paid.
The War lax TO DO pai1 by tbs purchaser.
de:3 GOUDIN, 4 APPknSON Auctx
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4 UTION SALE
"A OF MILITARY CLOTHS
"a RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GA W EDNLSDAY, e.h January, lS62 :.

In August last we "a cred orders in advance for
al the goods we expected 10 maui assure tnis
year, and since closing the order book hav. had q
orest many applications for cur s Ols. and p ~.
pcsaiS 10 enter oiefe, all CT n,ch have had 70
dec.ide, but onised he applicants 10 in orm tt-m
when ~e we're prepared 10 make furt'er sales.
Being no'7 abou5 TO com .lete 40 delivery OF our
last coh'rac'e, we have .terni ned 20 se at D, il
auc siou, on NEDNEoDAY, TIE o!h January ne x,,
AT Our store house, on the ba ia bank at IL ocgoc
% III OF thu goods We have then on snd and al
the same tins to ie. bayers enter their O. dsrs FOR
future delivery.
The stteation of volunteer companies cutters
al" the trace generally, invited to tie superior
qouIty OF ouc gods, which have given uni or. al
s tis.ac IA, to the tact tha our srey ana tuz
C.oths and Casslmer, bei-g exclusively q i. so
dye, do not cha-gs co4u..
CnENSHAW co, Asts.
de 23--tds Crcnsk.aw Wo~ lsu ,oup.nv
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Another Al,emps Il. Bridge Buruinp.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 2l.-The Rome fGa) Soa1t-
tracr, OF the 10Th inst, says that al attempt was
made TO burn the State raiiroud bridge over
ketit's creek on Monday night. The incen-
diary was caught, and he was sentenced to
he hung, at Gainesville, ia village in Gas
county, and on the line of The State ROAD o. =
Friday last.
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On Thursday. the 10th nst., at the resi-
dence or Mr A Han, In this city, by The
and Miss JULIA +. MOORE, formerly OF
Norfolk, Va.
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Colonel TcrIy'x Reinnink

NEW ORLEANs, Dec. M.-Cotonel Terry's
remains reached here this afternoon ana ere
placed IN state III the City Hall. They Will
De escorted 10 the railroad depot, route 10
Texas, by the military and citizeus.