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Di ,therit, U!cerltsl Sore Throat,
Scarlet and other FeVers.

Any of the above diseases may be cured by
well rubbing the Ointment three times day
into the chest, throat aud neck of the patient
it will soon penetrate, aud give immediate re
lief. Medicine taken by the mouth must opc-
rate upon the whole system ere its influence
can be felt in any local pnrt whereas the Oint-
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PONDS
EXTRACT OF HAMAMELlS,
H., ysnif, TbpsfrO,rr,.

Is one oil the few domestic remedies which have
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less in all cases, and MS domeS tic remedy I'M
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LamenesS, Sproins, Rheumatism, Boils, Ulcers,
Old Sores and Wounds, it has not an equal =
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Didrrhea, HoarssnesS, and other similar trou-
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ly arrests all Hemorrhages. Hundreds of phv-
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their unqualified recommendation Sold by our
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, InSuenBn, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Ineipient Com
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I'm advanced Stages

In ndvnMCCd Stages
OF the Disease.
This IL a remedy 70 universally known 10 surpass any
other for tho cure throat and lung complaints that IL
(. useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues. Its
unrvalled excellence for coughs aud colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made 1t
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth
Few are the communities, families among them
who have not personal experience Of its effects
some living trophy In their midst Of its victory tho
subtle and disorders Of tho throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
as they KNOW too the effects Of this remedy need not
do than TO them that it has nov all the viz
that it did have when making the cures which have
so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
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RELIEF and HEALTH to YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this srticic for owe I
ten years, and can sry, iu CuNFlDENCE ana
TRUTH oft, what We have never been able TO
say Of any other medicine NEVER MAS J
FAILED, IN 4 SINnLE INSTANCE. ~
EFFECT Il CURE. when timely used. Never
did we know nm instance of dissatisfaction ny
any one whu usedit. On the contrary MI are
DELIGHTED with its operations and tpenk in
terms Recommendation Of it, magical effects and
medical virtues. We peak in this matter what
We it, know after ten years experience. an"
pleJye our rep"to,iom Jor the .i"tft"e"'" ' "ha'
IRE h,rcdrciprc. In aim ost every instance mere
the infant is suffering from pbinand exhaustion
relief will be found III fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription
of one oftho most experienced and sklliGl nur
ses in New England, and has been used with
never ia Hing success in
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WM. r. BEALL & co.,

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PIPES, s.>UFF, MAICn Es, &C..
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CUNBERLA NJ, ND.
ETURN thcirtha for the patronage here
" totore extended and beg leave to invite
the attention OF purchasers to their NEW
STOCK, which iscomposed OF, in part, as fol
lows, viz:
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IiOLLOIiI'S OINTMENi.
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores & Ulcers

All description Of gore. are rcmcdiahlr by
the proper and dilige ice this inrstimabe
preparation. To attempt to cure bad legs by
plasteri- = the edge. of the wound together is q
folly; for should the kin unite, 1t boggy di.
seascd condition remains underneath t" break
out wlth tru-ioId fury in x few days. The only
rational and success. iul treatment, as mdicat, q
by nature, is to reduce the Inflammation in and
about the wound and to s.otAc the urighbor I:
parts by rubbing in plenty Of the Ointment as
salt IL forced into meat
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National Fertilizer

. SUPERIOR AMERICAN MADE GU
Il ANo, having all essentials of tho foreign
article, and additional qualities Of great value
to soils over-wnrled naturally thin. Its
ruoie Of preparation aud the discovery Of COM
ponenta are results of long aud lAboriuus RS
.elroh Of Dr. Louis itirper recently state
foolosist Of Mississippi and now Superinten-
dsnt OF Factory whence this is shipped to points
crnstwise and inland. 3voricties 9f"Nntonsl
Fertilizer" are made, all stamped with stencil
mark and selling at same price, viz:
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Success is realized where ~ A 7 0 n 4 l.
r f. Il r | l. | z Il r" is reasonably and bcr
ats utrl. ORDERS SOLICITED and ready
4 rtention gtvcn 10 forwarding the "Fcftlliser."
ALEX. KING, Agent,
MAY Fl, ISGO-.iy. Cumberland. Md,
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipeIas,
letter and Salt Rheum. Scnld Head,
RfnUwOrm. Sore Ewes. nrpnav.

Dr. Robert ". Pleble writes from Saem N. Y, 18th
Sept, 1859 that he has cured nveterate case OF
DT0py which threatened TO terminate fatally, by the
perseyering Of Sarsaparlla and also danger
attack of Miyith ErgsEerS by large doses Of tho
same says he the ErUlhOns by it con-
Etantly.
Bronchoce1e, Goitre or Swelled Neck
ZObulOn Sloan of Prospect Texas, writes Three bot
ties of your SasapaIila cured me from Goire-a hid
swelling the neck, which had suffered from
gvH tIyn
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wbich grently facilitates The process Of tcethlnG
i,y svfteniuy thg gums, reducing all Elimination
will 4lluy ALL pAIS and sphsmodic action,
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N6r.c vKTrNC
MRS. wINSLOW
Soothing Syrup
For Children FeefhinS,

An exporioueed Nurse and Female ihy"ieiah
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
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.,,u W Is. n.UA nrbELL, and lkALEl
& SHRlEER, Cumberland, and by all Drug
gi>ts and dealers in medicine everywhere.
July %, l'G0.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

to heGr the truth a. rare intsrvals he Is sur
rounded by an atmosphere made mp of the GIh5-
latCn5 OF the hangers on about the Capital-Lhe
pedoluE polticiaus-tao sycopAants OF ps0vl-
the beZLlT5 g.. the crumbs tllt fan from official
tabies-and tie rest Of the sediment and froth Of
the usual 4uadreuL.al national boil This III
mosphere, so cueusiye 20 good citizens. asvLvEf-
ates the President and renders him dim Of sight
and hard OF hearing. The Iighnfngs OF civil
war have not yet disturbed and purified this at
mOsphere. There are too great forces eucamneE
81 Washington Without the CITY ere the circle
of tor-s and encampmeuts of the soldiers within
il. the camp followers tho contractors Of all
degrees; tn tribe Of thieves, q vast multitude
While the defenders C- Che government In arms
shelter the capita. from the bandits Of secession
the bIOOd-suckers are i1 uUt5stUrbe5 possession.
While the bird Of joy" IS aioff. with fhe glitter
of thuuderbOits around him, the dsadIie=t Of his
enemies are sheltered under his wings. Now,
while we have near POO, 600 mon 40 Washington,
aud when the season and time for action have
fully come, the contractors talk of delay, even Of
-Oiug into winter quarters, and WrBGug out the
enemy by waiting and notwithstanding. rs
L0ngfrllow would have it. "rO labor and Co
wait" This viii not do. hstoFar lrroa is
necessary TO bring the facts into immediate con
tact with the presidential organs of sense will
must be- employed to inform tho higbcs. author
itT definitely, ana with All necessary uL Jua
penetration, tls, the policy O. rendering the war
subseIyIcut 20 the contractors has been pursued
to the EXTREMIST verge Of public endurance
The notion of waiting until ths CoDtsderalss
cant march, because they VIII have worn out
their shoes, and until they are shaken to pieces
in consequence OF the want of Q%uiuiue, and
until the soldiers damage al then good guns, is
probably exploded by the opening o.. direct
trade between -hg South and Europe BY the Eao
IF steamers established by lenCey = Co. Che
Bermuda being .Ea az- arrival, and 0ho urCll-
l.ity of regular trips being ON the yards. Win
.ariuE The Grand Army on thu Potomac Il
"a dertaken, viii end the war IN Che overthrow
of The government in ono way or thr other.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
rrrnrssrr nEorsLATURF.


In the Senate the Judiciary COMMITTEES report
ed. with amendments. the bill to prevent mon
opoEes and frauds, Recommending its passage
also, the bill to amend section 226S Of the Code.
Mr.. Anderson introduced a resolution instruct
ing our Senators and requesting our mombeTs Of
Congress TO procure an increase to as much as
Sl5 per month in the pay Of our soldiers. The
resolution expressing the sense Of the General
Assembly in regard to speculation, was taken up
and discussed, and passed over informally.
In the House Mr.. Mcclellan presented a petit
ton from Alfred and Jasper, free persons of col
or. who were 10 be sent TO Liberia BY viii Of
their late master, but owing TO the war sni
blockade, this provision cannot be carried ont,
aud being unwilling to emigrate to and live
among the people Of the North, they pray the
passage of an act permitting them to remain in
Tennessee.
A message was received from the Governor,
BY the hands Of tie Secretary Of state,
sndinr in the appointments he has made
Ia the military service.
The two Houses met in convention and com
r.eted the count Of the vote Tor Governor, and
the teuers reported the result as follows, ozclud-
ing the county Of Scott, from which NJ return
has been received:
Esr- &c. a-is--.-----
Majority c-
GOV. Harris was t~hereupon declared duly snd
1 csz=.Hu-ranrLy excited Governor Of Tennossor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

Tho Nashville BaaHeT mskos tho following
extract f,ou a letter received from H. 81. r
Fogg, aid % Gen. ZollicoHer. It was addressed
90 the writer's fathers
The enemy at first 1900 strong, had inst receiv-
ed niuforcements of IN Ohio and Indiana regi-
ment. with o battery, which in connection with
the natural advantages Of unsurpassed chaTaC-
ter, rendered them formidable in the extreme. ]
am 80 tired and sleepy now, that l can barely
write an Ineligible letter, except 70 say that Va
had some sharp firing for 6vo or six hours, and
were unable 70 bring to baEI our artillery upon
fhairs 70 any extent. Thu consequences was
that Ee retired, after feeling thojI position, not
darfuiu- i pTuaEa. 10 make any further demon
strauou than by breaking q part Of their block
ode, and engaging th-p in close conflict q we'll
~ scrOes q gorge, 0Il men being on d hight
commanded by their !o-ihCatlouS. ANY descTIp-
tou nov Of tho fight would Re LmpTgcticgble, d.
I an completely worn out. having been in my
saddle t~weUiy-~ven hyurH, Nth eight ntsTmis-
sions. and 10 sleep night before last, only three
or four hours last night, and having Travelled all
day, returning beyond our lea eucampment
scTeIal miles 10 this point
Suffice II 10 saw, that while we did not succeed
Ia taking their camp, which was out Of the
question, We made a display Of great courage,
ani killed fully as many q they did, losing our
selves about fifty men, nearly all Of hou were
from Col Newman regiment.
The enomy's force, as we learned from prison
5rs taken yesterday, was 600, while we had
leit one regiment AZ ou camp, and had hut FIVE
regiments incomplete, and three battaliOns of
cavalry, likewise only partial. The cavalry were
Of no use in the conflict, rs il is q terrible noun
famous country, and the position Of the enemy
unknown, 10 that we he'd TO make orr way very
slowly and cautiously 20 avoid su ambuzcade.
The approach or advance We made about ten
o'clock, 4. NJ. when the firing commenced, sud
We dos;sted about four O'Clock, 2. NJ, during
which time # was sharp and prolonged. with
short intervals. Il the enemy had been skilful
shots, or loss would hsya been heavy. as the
exposure OF us al was great.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

BY reference to our dispatches this morning,
It viii be seen that the FederaIsts in effect ad-
their defeat in the naval conflict at the head
Of the passes in the Mississippi One Of then
vessels was abandoned, and the whole fleet
chased to sea. That the Richmond was seriously
injured by coming in collision with the 4" Ma
nassas, % is also stated o~fcou-se She dsmagew as
greater than admitted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
ExTR4ORDBNARy CONFESSION OF
3. ~ LII

am -NlA tEtAeA "a LA- '-6--9 -H h- '- a@tA9
the South. We find in tho Cincinnati Times, q
leading Republican organ, the following extra
ordinary article. one Of the most severe, bitter
and whitening criticisms Of the war we have vet
seen. The Tunes sijures Tell &c not in Viz
GINA pubiishi 1t not in the streets of Richmond ,
lest the Secessioatsts may hear IT." but its argu
menl IS too honest for us TO withhold from our
readers. We must give it-its too good TO be
lost:
TIE CONDUCT or THE WaR-H,yE We 3
GOVERNMENT - STARVING SOLDIERS AND
CoEEJPT PoLIIICIANS-lho Management. of
jhs dreadful war has east halo Of glory over
al the 7hor- comiugs" of all the military econ
omy 81 ancient and modern times. The conduct
3D.. some of tho managers Of ou- affairs iu West
IN Virginia has dispossessad the great actors Of
former time, Of chronic mou0polies of iucurable
luiQuities, and dignided By contrast the hitherto
inaccessible riches OiC-iminaIitv attained bv the
" Greeks Of .le Lower Empire We ore 1uy
10 speak so plainly upon this subject but we
must be permitted 10 say Char tho Federal army
IS the especial victimot q hast Of slrindicTs such rs
che earth 7rgs uECcgH0i3trt lrtti for Er7Hg sir
Thousand uCErS. u seems as though the devil
himself owed America debt, and was trying %
ANGEL the obligation hE furnishing paymsst-rs
md q~uar.e1ug~.e-s and various description Of
officer TO the Federal army.
what is rds matter IN Western Virginia I7
vi.-. f,e. b.. r-n.rs;L-..,
.--.-L-- -. -r
an
- - -
..ir- "a ,te- -. -. -
- n. -. 49,. --l- -Sr
condition h,i sAs bo-irrir~ ~ +bo nav. r;-.,--
We have EeadIasylv asked who Is h, hlsmr
Tn. ca-e,p107-rra between Governor Morton
OF ErH.ara. and some of the officers in Western
Z VIRGINIA and IN Washington CITY. tE-0g-za 7.ai
of 'irh- UPON the entire subject. Immense
/ quantities Of clothes have been furnished. and
! these have no. reached ile suffering soldiers.
/ VIII not the government order au immediate
| investigation of the conduct Of affairs Il &, a
! burning shame upon civilization that men who
I are known TO be corrupt from the crowns a. their
heads TO the soles of their feet, are retained i'm
/ ofice-getained IN the face Of protests loud
enough 90 secure responses from the moi5eriug
( c-arcas5es Of the tomb.
Our soldiers are sick, freezing. starving, diving
IN Virginia, while paymasters are boarding yhe
money which belongs to them. to their wives
and to their orphan children, aud while certain
CONFERENCE.-The whose lives are Uubrokeu
/ records of vonaliry-meu who obtained their sit
cations because they we've corrupt enough totui
I luem-meD who know enough about certain
members of the cabinet 10 cause .he.r eiectment
rom Office. If they would oUlv turn aS.at-',
ipvifsne while yv-F mon are FasEiu- aIaua
/ rhraurE towns and cities. at the ezDsuse o. Oh,
! FEDERAL rr-a-rr.rt g--t.- NV F.1.-r horses
and T,Trr--T rt ar.rv scan Ev rarrr.- rrr.r
Il with NOR. brr.1r> .f.9 ever .Fa-pel n,
most aIararfIr a.-freI marshal a. the first Ma
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

TTbaM Mobile Tr5uue says: We have res-
san IN believe that il was not tha Nashville
steamer which carried OCT commissioner 70 Eu-
-,na II was aa steamer Gordon, whose husi-
ness was 20 besr them % Havana Thence they
can gat % EuoPa ~ thout trouble and lhe fast
r.e.1oer gent out 10 intercept them is probably
losing about The Atlantic for vessel which IS
M b b found.
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By =. $. LEVY & CO..

1876 Main Street.
Az VII eel On WONUaT aORyTrg
W NC.-Lbsr 4tb. ST 70 1--1.E -
TW@0 HORSES NN
One Bay Euf one p .-z Fa-zz-
7t- iH ia-a place al W.fufr ssz1ts.. On gr-.
street. opposite Ove-9l H1rrl
u.Ear a & Wv X -G 4r.--
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HTCHTOND ITEMS.


STEAM GUN-A queer oohiur machine lich.
Tc We're told was a Con.-4frral Steam Gun
was carried upNa.n street yesterday on o wagon.
anu Was an ohjoc. o.. much curiosity. Tbs col
lfe} driver was unable t0eEplg.u isspocuiaritils
~
..r-. LII '- 'i'
iANI'L ItM"H-it was IeGo5od last even
ns tl.- private dispatch mad been received
rom t"Lhte"L' -~Ll9nAclng IN. aaaLh OK Cap
AIN Is l. N4lafl, j., or The 81 company Of
hC"4l4cEs we IeiIatn nom making any further
fius'on 10 .hr circumstance mt. F' receive
more POSITIVE nt7--geDce-
HLTTART-Alothor fine company, number
.I5 - 49, -.s-' .I.,S1'~ 'u's Guy Fe71el-
o'-' '-' '--- N-.' '--f'
COOP oHooTiN@.-A rife, invented aDdmade
by 5ir. hoss, of this city, was tested yesterday
LCoD, st the Irodegag works. II sent a ball GO
yards with wonderful accuracy, aud is capable
Of shoUuug a much greater distance. such D
weapon ia the hands of o sAiltul maEksmsu,
would do good service in o fight with the oDomy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

FREIGHT ON COAL-Tne Central rallosd.
ever reiy to do its shere IN promoting tho pub.
lie convenience and responding 70 tho ~uscsssi-
ties # th@ timer, has generously reduced the
.~!aAs On cnal from Macon 10 @s7E4Dab 10 go
Per car load. AOE lei tho Macon and Western
snd WeStam aud Atlantic roads mgks q c01c3-
pcndng roduction-2h.ch tlgy doubtless will
w shall establish a coal tupia with Igunes-rs
forthwith, and set the hlerlga5a at d-5auro-Sa-
rqEE0h RspV5Itcau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

Arrival EETRsuRuISARY-SIa.or Phlin
EsrIy, OF Mouudsyilie, arrived IN this eifv on
tua Central tnfn Sunday. The major Is n vel.
rrtn soldier, and for many reasons is calcul.trd
70 E.thaci interest. Ie was an ensign in the
battle Of Waterloo, being then only seventeen
years Of az, in the famous Black Hawk
war DO commanded a cTmVsny. Of z-hlch
Abraham Lincoln, Tow President Of The Tnl.s1
states, YES a prtvpte member. In the N-xice7
war he served as e captain. Hs Is q gafDina
eou-he-nsr IN saut-neus, a gziIsu gsutlasnan IN
tho army aud n citl lC, : tue hisnd and .
deserving officer. La bEs made inumenss earr-
ices IN the cause Of the South. and with great
difficulty succeeded IN escaping Though rhefsd-
eral Engs.-Ricbm0n3 Disputed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

Confederate PLtNs-PosJTIoN or TIE
Two ARsuEs.-The Washington correspondent
o. the Baltimore Sra writes, under date Of the
2let ult:
The movement of the Confederate forces
near Ne, taken IN connection with the blockade
Of the Potomac, give rise 20 the speculation that
t1or objects are % secure the roads % Rich
mond. 20 defeat any stlempt by the Federal army
90 take posses ION OF Aqua Creek and the North
en- neck, and also to threaten lower Marylsnd
With INVASION. ii not actually % invade H.
Though their right winrhs7 been much 7f-anrfb-
eued lor these purposes, =til their lines are moi
SD much extended as 20 prevent n concentration
o. % large force ~ Manassas Junction. in case or
an attack upon that point. Two months hence
transportation upon any Of the country road in
Virginia viii be- impracucable, aud military orer.
s'.gua that arc 10 b. conducted On this Quarter
must avrn 10 commenced.
Z Is igss th-rv months today since the Ball
Rgu affair. POI sixty dsTs TWO O! the lsr7est
~s-a'es y7ar ssrauhIo1 il modem t!Ines, and pro
v'dg1 with III t5e means and appliances Of we,
that mo-io-n invention can supply, hsvc stood
faoo % face, without Attempting any demcuetra-
ton beYout q few "Reminiscences This lugc-
ton cannot much longer continue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

E#En an FrH--~..--Hr- r.
Oesober2l I-4-
EDITORS APrTus When l wrote TO you last
from I-u-Ea, IPromi=ed that YOU should hear rom
ma again when anything turned M IN Gen.
tT-r7's brigade. [ confess q failure 10 cour,v
18Th .l, -;.o r4 -,.r.,- ~e ,~+~,
-a-----i mas IAn7p-F1a s-nee "- lei Ih-Aa.
When We arrived 20 Russallvilc. XIV, we re~r
-5.-.a t,--tEr- y+.b Ga. If-b N-ss-s-; and
a-
'- @~' A7LWeS~-7 i"a-l7-"' ~ L%A' " .1-
Trough the country roy he purpose 0- breaking
I'D Lincoln encsnDuen.sauf procuring Lincoln
-... H.. Gre. -,-.l.s . p,.tsgtl- --.v.
.'.' "a, -.A''a-- o. ID. '-7" ana -4''
rE.-z. The LiDcr.n.sa. ta the rTaat chGg-.8 Of
orr .-.a-z. a.l when l---.r- Of orr aDpr5s.h
"'-F. '. f''-' "I7-o
RI 1m--t "& rapidly lozul7Ei Qua getting "'nd
-- GUY E1rrHac.. .-av buried several thousand
..--rg -.r.,T. 81. ... -r.,.---7 ,yr..H r., v.l
ohio -E.- Tie 7-Gc-. "H= Bong formed
a.iE- Col Bus-ra-- vls. q. Is l5 Ggl -E's
t.E.- -..-.-t- rer. tEo ---
--s" my "H.- D-L '..''-'N --' y
c--c- st Widow 4s-g Ay-sg so- lodging. Il
ea- Granted. fvr. -1f1-r-a-etv. during his So
r dim - ,.,--.r
NAi3N reg -"sA~ Inc -'--' 'Po" e,~"S 1-7
Information, pls cul among rs southern tr-ante
IN che nsigbho-l0oa, and had him arrested. He
IS now i]co-Loose o. parole u honor.
Evsry manner 60. outrage is committed b. the
Uuiou mon In every part ol tbe State we hear
from. Twas todd BY p Kentucky captain this
~-v-rilg. from mex henderson, tL1l BE had D.
Sch. lis way 10 this place-.hst every rg-I, and
cen hog path. was guarded 70 prevent his
escape. fha. orders bad lgau issued to hang
=..-y Oh. gE fs men that could Ice found. lie
made I, v-ay. Notwithstanding. 10 this place