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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
CONSULTATION GRATIS.
SIMONTON'S EXCHANGE,
II. sIMONTON & SON,

II. 5lMONlON q oONj
This 10 10 certify that was afioted with Rstula In
Ano for six years. After trying every remedy, Ipaced
myself under the care Of DR.. A. ]. Vsnderslice, Of
Louisville, and In three months was perfectly cured.
Given under my hand this 3lst Of September, 1858.
J. SUGARMAN, Boston, Mass.
This d to certify that lave been afflicted with Piles
falling, Dr.. A. j. vsndersIce performed perfect cure
: LOUIS CouRNAr.
i 10 PeTsons sche are not afflicted, in tohose
hands my oayds may fen, ,oiR please distribute
such ssyds to the afflicted
septS-n
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Plain Drab Alpaoas.

rum Newest and uost stylish Tnyslas llasg,s,s sss
II Balm 6 SON
IN ssoutb IIiSh s6ss, sszb
zssnstsa ac daDf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII ouRl sTRAIsHr HAIR In soft, silken, Flowing
Ours that will remain In shape for one day or one
week desired, or any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and easy.
The Ha Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
nor dyes 1t; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance. It also prevents the hair from iGll!a0 Of and
turning gray.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

The following is the official correspondence
between France and England respecting media
ton:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Very respectfully, yours,
p. III. DRAKE &

a. bAth1AG ~ w.
These gentlemen give the history of certain
Ingredients of their article for over two hund-
red yesrs-showIng that through all changes
Of the medical profession and its practitioners,
strength, composure and cheerfulness have been
derived from these sources. Dr.. Woods In the
Washington Hospitals informed me that one
patient was fast sinking and crazy, and had not
slept an hour for two weeks, until the Planta-
ton Bitters came to his knowledge, when one
days trial gave him nights rest, and he was
now fast recovering. am surprised our Gov.
eminent has not equaled Jefferson Davis In en-
ergy, and adopted this invaluable article In all
our hospitals. The weak soldiers cling to It
like brother. As lay member, can bear
witness It is "good to take" and affords more
energy and life than anything / ever tried
Success to the Plantation Bi.ters.
But have digressed. In my next shall
speak Of gathering in the wounded, burylng the
dead, etc.
NICoDEMUS.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
THE oELEBRATED
Excelsior Invigorator
NApoLEoN's HAIR TOILET

The only article ever offered TO the French people that
would CURL STRAIGHT HAIRl the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article 10 now Indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessatly lake the place Of all others ever offered 10
e public, take pleasure In expressing their conndencs
In the article, gaining II from practical use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Agent of, etc.:

Dear Sir-In reply 10 your communication,
offering rs "Fifty thousand dollars for the re-
cipe and right to make the Plantation Bitters
for your hospital purposes during the war;" We
beg to say, your price Is liberal one, consid-
ering II would cost rs nothing 70 comply, and
that otherwise We can derive no revenue from
the Southern States; but, sir, our duties to our
Government and our ideas Of consistency
would not allow us to entertain u, although Il
might please us to assuage the suferings Of
your misguided followers.
We remain
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
SLEEPING CARS on z NIGHT TRAINS

.ES kF~ - e Ii - q
UF For further information and Through Tickets,
sppN 70 n. 4, D0HnRTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot,
r~ --.v- p. W.. eTRADAR, -
~ III O. esneIsi Ticket Agsnt, 0incinnatiF
-. JNO. W. DOmRTY,
'S.Srs ffistA ~ Agent, Columbus,
H.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati
olumbas, May $, 1850 AIu2RNI
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Four Trains Daily from Columbus

1xPR1ss Of lli90h. M, stopping at Je6enen, Lon
win, Fort Ancienty Morrow, South Lebanon, FOSTERS,
Loveland and Milford, arriving ct Cincinnati ut 428
p M, Of DAYTON at eS p. nj arrive OF Indianapolis
and Miiisppi Railroad for 81. Louis Yncennes, Cairo,
etc.; ccnneCies as Indianapolis for sil points West.
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THIRD TRAIN.
FoURTH TRAIN.

4 NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 4,l0p. M, stop.
ping at all stations bsween Columbus and Cincinnati
arriving Of 0inoinnati u 1880 I'm. 'FE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

Mod, vsr.o-v sss q basss1hips0 NA Yhs task hsssrs
uIh oos vAsrs Gsasa saAsss nissposA tiniaty saasOa
,sriuh. huIanisy saanea pfeA. FalGrs b dsatHcia-
We nsst - cat ear vDy Arossh wa . hissdy AKA
All tAat, o . peSph. We ss and lave ssd AsPA N
Oh IA, b q sIAs; end ts AOrt@t sAsagesa,
uEs.sA suly noAs Of sdf prssra@ea, h y AsAt
vhA all our nxAL We cannot suhlii 70 . ssRetAl
q he n Jrths. no6,accsaps.AsA By psRonL Segrada-
ton and pseauhry ruin. We cannot SusuA - @As''
nation. ThAi Is no ocdisary vas. nbs var fos SKIS"
sDes. YsspsrisisE, Gazing about waiting fer szArs''
assistance, pOstpouiag ns snsrsss q IL cur powers fA
noxo favorable e6eumstAncs and sTsAh, ca o. ly ssrv'
y ueuksn sE @uaA We bavs srASy psrmlHsd eSl
sneny to drill hi s~.niAazy people, ~ V prepare hb
vcapsus and snsina q vs On . great SAA We AAvN
h5 khspathl SuseeaS thus snAisvsd, isspirsd hin Ulh
hoyp, Nd shahss he opinions Of he dvlis d vaid u
or capacity. Pas. management b beyond prevention
There 10, however, . FeseGy for our present. ass, ast
bat ops-o ssEs ts var viii itA ziSs dgov and ~
pi.yiur hrnness-to met he foe vilh full fosoaA and u
more Nsn he spirit IN skch i: b rushlessly brought v
cur henss-tO il let rsthbuion FOE cur DEEP, inasdioa
bic vrcpr-to bring the enemy 70 his Seaas, By ARA
uaVHyiag, unrsbIirs punishment fAs senss Of juais'
and The ISlCiss q humanity can 10 in.pirsA By th'
sierra lessons Of he ssord and hyonst. often repeated
rais b tn ins.IucIsa vAsh slOas Oil lniorn thoss viz
whom Vs have to deal Il D Q ses.ly and . dreadfn
businsSS, but Vs cannot avoid it; end The soonAr At
faSOC " tssch II, the - costly, he l0s dreadful
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
TRou ~ VIRGINIA.

Toe rebel gusnlisi up MOI Uk oay have been Shoo-
lng our ? cists, and Gen. Negsee, Military Governor Of
York;osn, q few day. since ordered an expedition into
The bay to destroy all the buildings Inhabited by the ret
"a. H. IL de6rnii ed to hold the people Who reside in
the local lies where our P eiss are shot responsible flr
the ou'raEts o1mmt:ed. Az expedition veIt up York
river last Wednesday IRON Y1rkIoSn and Destroyed .
nora Al d a large grisl mill uisd BY the rebss.
Reconnaissance with cavalry Iai mais las. week
from Williamsburg by orIe, OF Ga. Eeglse TO Nss
X .ns Court House, uihiu twenty miles Of Redmond
Our troops came sIdiea!y upon asmll fore OF rsoels,
uso a red resistance, but we're som routed, leaving
two O, thsir lumber killed.. The Hsdsral forcs brought
blrk 70 Williamsburg six prisoaers, elev.n horses aud
avsrsl nsskets and sAbsrs ABANDONED BY the rebels Ia
their d Rhi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
me Vanhtes ana haniaas.

ne RaRiAn Bs1 10 fearful q vounding he suscsptr
Hsktis Of the YAnkSai Pho idea b funny aud quit
original If Ii InpshL Baarship 80 any kiDd Of
vLs vs night IuppOSs As va pekins fun ct Ysnksdoo
d1dua. fhs YANKEES themselves oil hardly b ablc
- Nprts . safs ct He .jsays Erssnn a Wsunt
Ynks s1scspdblitIal We saouldl ks 70 80 he rE1
capable q thG hsrulAn sak. he Russians live q
bug ssy SuaiSs d Ses pale Of civilization, and Ss pre-
Suns tAcy n.,R bAsd Of The s~lAesiiy siA 0hcl the Van
kss etc their OOE& and pschstsd thsir honor shsn o.
dersi to Surrender sbdsll and M0on. -.
fbs rsce0t de~vsIopnsnI II d~polic tsnasnclss il the
HoSlh has no doubt excited the sympathy sla admire
ton Of The RGSlAn 6sspO+-snd b hAs been dsludsd BY
OanRor and Clay 10 eslisos tia. the YGnkcss gill be
able to establsh . dsspotAn onih;s eoDtrsn, akin 70
Ihs. Of Ru Sia in the old world. Eneoln's ProclAns-
dsn, Faypsnding the Sr, Of kd6es' eVpES, Throughout,
YELsedcm, reduces The Ebsrty Of the Yankee TO the
ane level sitn tia, Of the Russ. This tends 70 con
firm tbs statements Of he YNhss enhssAdon. Blu,
even Russia oil conc to kpeS tie. The YSrhs es are net
the people 10 rule Ab sS4nSy. They are NOT Is v
govern, and every day 6sROnstIsses The Cgtb. They are
STuyTse.ioHists AGinI. the position IN the asla Of
being, assigned them By tie Creator. Mechanism Is
heir true department. IN that they arc smlnently en-
Owed Blu, in GEirs o. sAs, they Are inrudsr and
tr@pGssss aud reoe'S against the ordinances Of CD
aud nA,ure. fhsy we're run mad BY their great prosper.
is; vaIsd fat and kcksd, and 90. rp for gentlemen,
when hey sers Ouiy capable Of snsetins the part Of
nsOiAlL When reduced again 70 hslr true leVtl and
auEhs % kaoO tAeir places, they nay again become
lsetal nsnbss Of s~eis:y, aad b glad TO pail "a their
hAs 70 their natural LorAs And mAstss-Ihs gentry Of
TIA Sou b.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
HAkN.

In this city, on the To-. lnj-, 0HAaLorfE ILIzlBEfH third
assaisr OF an . and Elizabeth s. Tiy.o-, l. the East year Of
her age. .
The friends and aeqa int ,aes Of the family are Invited to A.
tsad her fu- e:al, fron Ia. yirst Presb, iedan Church (r. hoors'O
on tis RorLlGE, at L O. loef,
On Tuesday nOrninG tn. 81 DsSsnbst, At 8 O'Clock, FANNIE.
aged 5ysan. . montls and 8 days, daughter Of JOEL b. and Bet
tie s. Nlhins
ne fh.nL Of Me family ar. l4v ted to sttsad her fat srsl. this
tssinhd - ATE nesa. 81 ~ O'Clock, from her fath,rs RAJ
dsnoe, sorDsT sh and Leigh sfssh
This hiue ehid s.s Lovely In dis2ositsoi and Ia person. fhe
-, gentle, "a eton.e aid obed.ent. and siugulrl suscsptb e
Of ri G~iossiIa-s ces
sae fingered Lee, than . week a Ter the death Of her little sister
Minnie. .
Sweet Owe q thsy have fAisd FROM earth TO bloom airesh In
the Pa aIiss Of 9od. .
A. 0hAtssr. the re ld-nes o. hsr father, John y Boekea
6roagh. on a-taidaJ The Ism 50 'enbe., after 4 short ,Intss
nUGksiA MOZAMBIQUE, sie Of her devoted and lOviIg
hnsbsnd, DR.. Anuei q. coapion, OF LonihAnA, In the S5ih year
ether age.
Thui has departed. attr Q NO { hu uphAIi death. oIe Of the
purea, 'sselsit aud 10 'shrss Of earth, - tia: brsIt AID happy
land 1boSe. whose ali 10 '94e md Joy and reao.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

THs ROBINSON HoefIrAL.-The Richmond correspou.
dent Of the Charleston Mercury says the good behavior
Of the men who are sent to private hospitals spcai, VII
fer the character Of the Southern s.liier. Al the r %.
inson Hospital, sep 'rintsndei BY ladies alone, their COZ.
due. 10 the theme Ct much praise. As soon % they az.
rive, they are sen. to an upper room, male sersan,s iol.
low With buckets Of warm water, thdr old cB,hss are
removed . d thrown into the yard TO DO washed, q the.
rough banning ensues, they are clad from top TO toe IN
clean garments, and are then called to the dining-focm.
The hospital Is oftea In charge Of 9 solitary young lady,
who reads prayers TO the men every morning, while they
st In attentive silence. Their naive disposition Is shown,
no: only in their respectful demeanor ami ready obedi.
ence 70 the fegula ious of the establishment aud tie
commands Of the ladiee, bot In many liule tc:s Of eoul-
tesy, which would hardly be eIpto4d Of q private
Their gratitude for the kind treatment they receive 10
frequently very touching.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
II PssrDs,, gIu.a,s .. rur Mono QC,srIo. :

II PasIDssf SIun,as o. rHs NKGlo QCkTIos =
fae Nee York World publishes tho following extract
from . private ls.tsr p &C utly written BY hllard Fill
moro. 10 response to 90 itQ J q to whether be wou<
q iress . ssynous ratification meeting. The sentiment
1, std,rssd BY Lssis oonb', o! K,ntuciy, and reput'
lAhsd 10 the Louisville Journal
II sh heart aad soul 9Th you in tbs oil os you
have in vies. Enough Of tn s'lrs and blood bss AREA.
d. been spsnt upon the negro qusKien. am fully per.
saaded that tbs unsie and uotimely agitation Of the
sutj c gives strength to the rebellion, aud vii cost mil.
iops Of treasure and Thousands oil lives; and th It there
u no hops for anything slss but 70 restore the Union ~
il vas and the Constitution a. il ia. Thu oil Efforts 10.
anything els, nus: end 10 sbo, ti0n, anarchy, and diso.
lu,iou.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

RAvAss nsfDos % A 0soBsIA eoLDfEl I'VE learn
Iron o peuhass 4 ~ city, vhs hes recently returned
fFou o Zip tAfssgA tn invaded section Of renneseee',
that q pi11s raned Ahslosa Spencer, Of tho First
0esrEs vsRiness, vho wss loft SICK ct hurfreesboro,
st.f The fEhA q tAet pAsss, won't into the country 70 get
qs,rtsss and pssrxi. bis hsAki. After wandering about
ssvsril days 10 fssnd shsksr usxsr the ~hospitab!s roof
II 0 Fsnlsaaa named Brswn, who cared for him, CIV
ing him tbs p~rsse.ien and comfort Of his hous, By
nifhs, snd sscrs;ing hin In tho woods during the day
ne ssldiss having recovered his health 70 some extent,
osaeluded 70 ran The rsk Of remaining q the house
during the DAY. Az had been Anticipated, Il was not
long hsers The alarm vAs given in the neighbo:hood-
He aldavorsl to s.oape, but Vas overtsken at q fence
vhisi 10 vas Ryias 10 et evsr, and carried back 10 the
kssss. 4 pstd vss presented ct hre. Brown, with d..
nsnds and threat, which she answered by stating Oh, {
tie nan hay he'd taken was . tick stranger that had
been NoNing Of hsf hour.
fhs ssldkr then stsed that be was q Confederate col.
din, naming hs esBp,ny and re giment, and demanding
ths irsAtnsnt Of . prisoner Of war. At the suggestion
OF Q eel known citizen, hr. Irsel Hill, the soldi;r was
esrSs1 BY the souts V the headquarters of Del Stew.
an. This gallant Yankee Of the Uaion army s'ii:-
"Dont bring any mora rebel bushvhackers to me, but
shook then down." He then ordered the prisoner to to
tied between I've stanp', and for eighteen men to Ere
at kim- The As, volAy missed bin, on which q brutal
Duehnan ran up, s1d With The mrz ia Of bis gun within
. fey feat OF spsrcsr. shot him through the stomach.
He died thst night sud vas deeently buried mex. day BY
The eitissps Hs told Mr.. Hill, ct whose house be died,
that hs lived In Oovsta county, Ga, and that be was a
nephew Of Bishop Alarsv-thAt he had two brothers,
one living in Tennessee and the other 10 Tasoaloosa, Ala.
He sAid he sss IL kdsr IN tbs Methodist Z. Church.
Cs7 % ever live IN union viA saeh q psoplef No, no,
nsvWl-Aas~A 0~sftiwsey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

A portion Of The 0insseTs and Isity OF Acivsn soaaty,
Ga, have received 10 Ss apart tbS Pidsys before tia
Re9nd and fourth S,boaths 10 @sh month ~ dl,s oil
fasting. humiliation Gld pnYW, 10: the psass and pros
psrity OF eur cOSntY.
Toe Bssoad B4pts, Oh1sh Of Atlanta, o., he's, dur
lnE ths yssF, paid OF lie SnIin indebtedness and dee.
bGd the salary q is PAs,Os fer IAs sAsu e yar.
The OealeSsra,e vorAIhOps Q. Oslsoss', 0A, an
tsrriaE Ous = large GmSuat d vGk To- ID, eossn.
msnl.
Gsaes,l WIN. D. frs.er died o. ID. 1872 lAa.. 81 Ii.
TosilaEas In Gilman, hiS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

RELIGIOUS READiSG ron soLDIIRs-Rsv. A. L. Dick
I ison has laid oo our table . number Ct new publications.
vaioh have recently been issued and may be obtained by
Ill who desire them "sitbout MONEY and without price. ,
IL ID pleasant 70 know that, at q time when speculate Q
and tItortiontrs are ses kirg 10 obtain fabulous pIicas
for oil The soldier procurss from them, there arc socis,ies
like this ubich Il supplying moral snd intellectual itod
without cost. Over fhen m,Hi' ns Of pages Of ufcts,
petides thousands OF Testaments and other books, ! ave
nean sent on. into the Camps aud Hospitals from ID,
Bible and Tact Depository over Mr.. @. J. sumDers
store.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
c.,ILlr a.rD 1870 r,~oL,svrLL., ND.

WAbuIh0tOH, NOV. 70, IoOL-
The parties making the raid on Poolesyille, Nd, yes
terdIy morning, consisted Of sbeui fay harylAndsrs,
principally ~belougisg 10 Montgomery county, in which
that Village 10 lscIted. They creased the Potomac no,
long ago TO avoid the avoid the draft, and took tempo
rary service With The rb "a lining Whites suorliis.-
they dOSbds-s designed u capture valuable government
military propStty recently in that vicinity, and Of the 70.
mpval Of ubici they we're igaorant. They watched the
ford at Which lhsy crossed Tor an hous afer our patrols
passed up bsyond it, aai ihsn dshsd over iEto thei
village. They spen! h's or sI hours si!h their families
AID friends.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

We are inda5lsd to NJ. Wn. Oru,ebas!d, Of Coco
land Court H0osa, for It's foioEirg details and r,eeip:
tor tanning leA.hea T. il say particular, no. perfectly
ia.sLhgiol-, Nj. U VII take great pleasure in aEoIdinE
Aoy addico1al ~i5f1Ins'ica. :
The trus u3d5 Tor farmers 20 Gdjp., Is for each rsiKh-
borhooi, consisting Of from three 70 siI, to combine,
cOnstEucs the VAS sad divide the Abo. among them.
selves. They I'll nsks a. coed leather a. they nov get,
Il 10. b,t.er, and they will ges double the quIltily they
noE receive from ne taans-s:
TASSNG L~IGTHEA-Puse Wsterva. sx fee. sq1are.
four Tee, dsep. Las sA.er Vl.-ams.
Va for bark l0e. fer V.d fur deep. a1d eish. long.
SOlk hides til s-H IN pare Ha.sr-fron fire TO seven
dAy-ihen ash o. beam.
Bnm for breaking the hides sI feet long, Leg, tSo
fee: diameter, sPi: in EEo-lnlsrasAlh hol lueI on,
foe prop, 10 raise or deprsss. In the process Of break
ing, use a knife two feet long viii slanks for handles
knife Little rounding.
As soon as assd ia taken ca, Tone hand vii aesA
a dcECn hides a day. The hiles are pui in tbs lime
yAs-ueAk soiusOa-Ons b1sbslE Ii first SACKED The
var not quite full Of uA:er. Hides to be taken out Every
other day to air, ard replaced s~mOosh-plungs or sir
Vat every tins the tidss are drawn. An iron hook, ike
iOe-hOOks, to 6EaE The hides.
As soon as hair will sip, ,hrsE hides over beam, hair
sids up and rub With d ssirg knife. The hair on. ts
hides are pat back ia va, Of pure water, and to remain
there a day or tSo-hsn tbroH a-ross the beam again,
aud With same d shrg klifs, work out all the Line aud
remaining Hsh. De eAEd will assh 80 hideI . day.
The PrOcssI Of bIdDg mar Do omitted in tanning
colss lsA:beS
Ike the hides'a - clean as pOs sibls to ths blrk.vat-
At hrst one bushsl Of bark, pounded or grognd-this
uesk solution TO continue tao dAys-and gradually
streDgsbed By Aed ZION Of bark, say one bushel daily
Keep ]. in iva weeks hAndlsg and slSsBgEhssias IgloS.
Taea clean out vat, taking out all the bark. rorov
In pounded bNk-pus down one hide-eover that inch
thick viii bark and 80 on, each hide. Let in water and
lot it rsmaia . month. AgAia clean cut va, reverse
hiiss AID repeat opsratiOn-Aad Let This remain a month.
Again clean out vat and repeat OperAtiOn-and rSu ain
anThsr month.
(Ohssinut oak bark The bssl-thO' Spanish or black
OAK goOd)
After SD month, the hide being tanned, is GksuSut
and hung upon poles. This Is sole leather without fur.
tier kbos.
That intended for upper leather, bali dry, IL Oisd on
TIC grain or hair Eds With mop. Reverse side, ard
grease heavily on fash side, : pound .AllOW and ! pint
train oil 70 = side mixed. This mixture Is prepared Ihus
melt tie AloE slowly and taxa sane qoAltisy Of oil
mixed and stirred ia-Aher I, becomes ooOL, 4 rad fer
use. Then hang the hides In shade till dry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

ArrrxrTEp kunprR II HAsovrh-0n Saturday last
the little son oil hr. WIN. Nsrmsnt, VITO resides In han.
over county, near Salem Ckgfsb, w.s dseo,ed LIT, tie
woods BY hs nuse-a negro girl about fifteen years Old.
After leading him some distance from the house she At.
tempted to murder him byr p ated blcws upon the he'd
with Q club, which sco1 rendered MIN insensib,e. Sup.
posing thst she had killed him the girl covered him oy.r
with leaves, and returned to the house. As n'eh. az.
preached the l1ae fellow, who is Q pot 10 h, fam y, Was
missed, and every tdSrt to ~ssceit,ia his wheresbouts
failed. until tie girl, ~irightens' by the eoornigy Of Ler
tfach confessed what she hai done. The lilils boy,
VINO 10 not more than a'e years Of sgs, was soon f,utd
at the spot pointed GU. BY the girl, and brou sht home.
Ga examination II vas found iha, hs skull raj not been
horei OF hs recovery are DOW entertained. Toe eirI
was sent 10 Hanover Court House TO bc DEALT with a. tie
lay directs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

A BUEGLAR DIsiFroIsrD.-A few nights ago a bu5'
nss hou'e on Gary street was entered bya burglar, VII,
aroused the servant, and threatened to murter him II
h did not at once reveal where his mt ser kept lis money.
Toe negro, sff ighted, directed him 70 go up eta q but {
80 Lsppei Ell that the prop rister Of he premises was 10 / 0
room, snd suli tenty vide az Ks to make preparations
{ r his ~rtceptioo. Some movement, h~o~ever, alarmed
the thief. and be hastily retreated, without tnieaso,iag
to accomplish his pu, pose.
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raw, ylos vAn.lsros Juscnos.
PAIATAx STATION, Nov. IS

fAlhIAx STATION, NOV. 10. lhoE'
I hear from . refugee, Who came here BY the cay o.
WArren'on Jauclion, shat the rs6es are lurking In 'tbe
pines." north sest Of toe Jdactiop, 10 eoRsiaerable mum.
osI, and that they probably design to goSbb up our
pekst su.res ia that vicinity, sud may have other mis-
ohisvc us ends in viss. They az concealed in precisely
The ans dense EroSth OF pines uscd by them - . cover
prior to their descent upon PSps's bAfsigs train.
Our troops yet occupy Gainesville.
Mr.. Geoike Jackson, the vel tnSvn hotel keeper Of
GAINESVILLE y dead, having died very suddenly.
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HusrIsss C~oURr-JHdgs Lyons p~rt':ding Ia the
ess Of J I'm Murray, ind led for the murder OF n 'sel
Lssry, on the 18Th Septea Der last, the Jay fu-d q
verdict Ct gully Of EC.-er N b, Lfoond d..
gree, and the prisoner was seni 70 th. penile. tiry for
eighteen years. Toe Court was occupied the Whole Of
yesterday in the lrid Of John Hogan, indicted for OF.
toning forty dollars from James Evans, a man OF mir.d
blood. At . lac hour The Jury rendered a verde. Of
c%auit.sl.
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Mt soLD.-rne valuable milling prcprty, known as
"Brunme!rs Mill" was advertised 10 be sold at ate ion,
yesterday, but Sc 10 one seemed disposed to purchase Il
the sale did not take place. Toe only real esIa.o which
seems to be in d m.nd at this tim aud for which fancy
prices are occasionally paid, srs dsellng houses, tho
p,sl eylon Of which can be give az an e.rlY daH.