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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
foa ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY o"SiG,

composed that disease uitllir - az H.,
their action rarely withsigc..r ,nJ c,c,rSc
iheir penoiLAtins rropciiJn of the human organ
go; - ~, diseased action and restoring
80 HI, ,.;.7nteS As a consequence OF these
,'',rt;,.' the invalid vi,o is bowed down with
80. - physical debility is sstorisl.d to find his
.tiitii or energy restored b. remedy a. once SO
simple and inviting.
Net only Go they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable ana
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their and directions
Coz their in the following complaints: Costtrc
Sfonach Nausea, Indigestion, Iaii ia and -Ho,Gid
I.acfica If tie Botceis f2atuiency, Loss 81 4ppo-
tie, Jaai.dirc, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions. They an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton of tone and strength to the system deGitated
by disease.
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LUCGAN T. >AnGER,


Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts OF Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, Angus; s, 1857.
fHr
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Real estate.

TVVHE subscriber offers for sale CHEAP and DEslR-
Il ABLE FARM, situated the yermiion River, II
miles south OF Ottawa, containing leo acres, including
10 acres OF FINE TIMBER. The improvements con
sist Of n small Dwelling House. Granary and Stable.
There is a NEVER-FAILING SPRING within 200 wards
0f the house also. We'll OF Soft Water not -quacd
In The county. This farm joins the Timber, where
there 10 OF the best Stock Ranges In the county
1t is half mile from Alum Rock Post Office. half
mile from the District School House. miles from Farm
Ridge Seminary, and half mile from the river,
where there is NINE FOOT VEIN or COAL; aud in
a good, pious neighborhood.
GH This Farm will be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address WM. Il. MiLIiGAN.
Jan. II, 1862. Ill.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ron THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness.
Group, Bronchitis. Incipient COnsrEap-
tion. and for tho relief of ConsEnptive
Patients in advanced stages OF the
disease. E.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and SO nu-
merous are the cases of its cures. mat amos
every section of country ahounds in persons pub
IicIy known who have been restored from alarming
ID nxen dcsncrutc diseases of the lungs by it's
mse when once tried. its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escafe
obsen alton, and where its virtues are known. the
nLiic no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
iuccd cures, too numerous and too remarkable to
lie forgotten.
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Nniicc OF Administrators. z.ae

NOTICE. OF administrators. sale.
llf virtue of order aud decree Of the County
- Court OF La Sale County, Illinois, made ~ tiie
September term theI sof, 1852, the petition Of
the underSgue admin of the Harmon,
q. Templeion, deceased, fer leave to sell the real
tate OF said deceased, sfia Saturday. law
Of December 1852 between the hours II o'clock
n m, and o'clock p. m, OF said day. Sell public
sale, the south door of the Circuit House in
Ottawa in said county. the following described al
tate, situate in said county, to wit: The northwest
quarter OF The southeast: quarter o: section 80
range also. south half Of the south half lot ".
lock 81 in the town of Ottawa also the half
the nOrtw, quarter Of tie southwest quarter
ton IL, town 81, range also, the southeast quarter
and The southwes. quarter OF section g. town thirty
two, range {.
Sail sale will lie made subject to all iucunbrance,
and widows dover.
TEEMs-One third down, one-thiri in six months,
and one-third in year from day of sale.
SYLVANCS CROOK.
iCctSiS~I administrator.
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EgIg'c o john II lee, deceased.
'i'HE undersigned having been appointed Admins
Il tratriS Of the estate cf John H. Lee. late oi
the county OF La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased
hereby gives netc- that she will appear before
~ court of La lile county, az the hnGSe Ot
the December term, r 81 Monday in Deceni
bsr next, which time all persons having claim.
said Estate are uetites and requested attend for
the purpose o: having the adjusted. AL persons
indebted to said Estate requested to
diaie payment TO the undersigned.
Dated this -2i day Of o -tOber. A. d 1862
toct-5l Ann LEE ADMINISTRATIVE
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Economy of Using the FrHn X Ii n
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines Ike the celebrated Grover an
Baker stitch which has taken the highest premium
the Illinois State Fair. in September last a: the Uni
States Fair, in St Louis, in 1850. and at the Prin
cipal State Fairs throu ghout the country.
Competent Judges decision in favor OF this
stitch of its great strength and adaptation
to all kinds of family ana manufacturing purposes
The following table will show the difference in favor
of Sewing Machines the old method OF stitching
by hand. In the working of these Machines there Is
only great saving of labor a,d time, besides add
ing greatly to the healthfuness of the employment,
but tie stitch is much stronger. elastic and
much less liable rip ravel than the stitch made
r;,J nolhi
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ttie0ifInss.
AYERS;
Z que Cure.
nie0ifinss.

FOR THE SPEEDY C--E g
Intermittent Fever. or Ieve- nd Aguc,
I.emittent Fever, Oh Il Ec 'eE, Dun
k.ue, Periodical E.cf dac,--. or BiIios
Headache, and Billie - II Eer.. indie,
for the whole class &C IL eases OriEis
mating in hillary ii .g,la;'- lnent. caucei
By the Malaria OF 'zscsIE..-tic cOuntr-15.
No one remedy Is l,,i4cr allied for by the
necessities Of the Ams.c.u eople than SUE
and safe cure for aytr sHd Ague Guch
we are now enabled ~ Ger, with q pz-fect
certainty that / - Icate the disease
and wi.h a=5.s. G-d on proof lhlt
10 harm ca. !, use II any ---r
tity.
That which p from or preve
disorder must lie OF immense service = :.
communities where il prevails. I,'eUe, e-
be.tec than cure, for the patient escapes the
ri,k which be must run III violent attacks Of
this bacfll listeinper. This CURE" cxpcls
the ln.aslnatic poison of FEVER AND AGUR
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
preach of It's prcmOnitory symptoms. II is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
to- this class Of complaints, but also the
cheapest. Tho large quantity we supply for
Z dollar brings il within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEvEl.
AND .AGvT: pr walls. every body should have It
and use It freely bath FOR cure and protection
II i, hoped this price VIII place it within the
reach Of all-the poor veil the rich. \
graf superiority of this remedy over any
Other ever discovered for the speedy and ceT-
tain cure II Iu1Crnlittents is that il contains
no Quiniuc or mineral, consequently il pro-
duces 10 quinisn or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left Is healthy Us if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and AGIei is not alone the consequence
of the mia matte poison. \ great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
a, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gout, Headache,
E!iudacss Toothachc Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma P4ip.tat:.n, Painful Affection Of the
Spl en-, Mysteries. Pain in the Bowels. Collie,
Paralysis. and Derang cement of the Stomach,
al Of which, when originating in this cause
put on the intermittent type. or become period
zeal. THIS t." CUnE" expels the poison nom
the blood. and consequently cures them all
allie. 1t is an Invaluable protection to inlnli-
grants ard persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarions districts. If taken
occasionally daily while exposed TO the in
fiction, that will be eIcreted from tie system.
aid cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
t. riTcn into disease. Hence i. is even more
valuable for protection than cure. and few Will
suffer from Int,Imittcnts, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy at
.ords.
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,TATE OF ILLINOIS

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
la Sole Con,.ty,
THE People Of the State Of Illinois 10 all whom these
presents may come, and especially the o. Kin,
h"irs at laE and creditors % John sac er dec
Whereas, John FREEMAN. Administrator of the estate
Of said deceased, Is DESTROYS of render account
oths proceedings such adm mi TRAITOR and making
hbal settlement OF his admins and
purp, has made application the County Court
o La Sale county Aforesaid
We therefore require 70 appear before said
Court at The Court HCIs- Ottawa. in said
At ti- December Term Jrerep. ST., tile third M5a-
day IN December u o'clock ia The forenoon
sad day, i sou 1T, ~ attend the hual
% sal! account
Dated Ottawa this 7si day OF November Is5z
nov.-l3l 5. ". RAYMOND, tIsy3-
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THE
Peoples Cooking Stove.
ebeg leave call the attention of nousekeep:rs 70
elevated oven Cooking Stove, the

80 S ER n. NJ n - %9@9
For burn ing bitumnoUs coal.
This is go. up in the simple style having
irect draft from the crate to the smoke pipe. with
crapers attached to the TO clean out the fuee
while the is in operation There large doors in
front r putting coal without removing the top cover
The plates are heavy throughout, and the top FIRE
plates and pieces OF extra thickness and
t,laied to prevent varying or burning out.
The Surprise" has been thoroughly tested during
the past year and fully warranted in every respect
MANLEY K DOW
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The Franklin Family Sewing Machin

Has one advantage which is worthy of especial atten-
ton, addition to the peculiar character of the
stitch, and that its adaptation TO either light or
dunn seavy work. The machine which at EuiEent
is used the most delicate fabric, in few moments
after be brought bear with the facility
co;tonades and towels OF e description. Its
adaptation for family work, is thus remarkable, and
gives superiority every other style of machine
the market
In order that these machines may be placed in the
hands OF all classes have reduced the price Of
Franklin Family Sewing Machines to FORTY DOLLARS
and from the increase OF business for the last
The entire satisfaction machines giving through
the United States and European countries,
led to believe that determination to manufacture
PERFECT. SIMPLE, RELIABLE and CHEAP MA
CHINE has been fully appreciated by the public This
policy viii remain unchanged, and as heretofore
machines will he allowed to ieaVe the Office ishatW-
cannet fully warrant in respect. We shall keep
hands at all times general assoT ent OF Sewing
Machine materials.
Needles for all machines be ordered by mail
express. Price one Dollar per dozen.
Persons in the country by sending US their address,
enclosing letter stamp can have forwarded by return
mail, Of circulars containing the different
styles of Machines list Of prices and samples of work
Il. Richards 4 CO..
Prtacipal igents for the ". West.
Office and Salesroom 1873 Lake ST Chicago
e RICHARDS, late of c. E. wIswALI " TApp.x, for
L. CORNELL Co., reriy Agent for
loctl2,'6ll CABS NJ
Store. F. B. HoYT Agent for OTTAWA and vicinity.
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l.. CORNELL & Co..

w These Machines can be seer at GRToSs Boo
Store. F. B. HoYT Agent for OTTAWA and vicinity.
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prp GOODS.

I TAXI .,asu-. in announcing to the ci;ises- IF
Dttaw =. atty that an row Receiving direct
from the Eastern markets, my stock OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

KANSAS CITY, September 5.-The Santa Fe
mail, with dates to the 25th ult., arrived here
last evening, making the trip in ten days,
Quite large number Of Indians were seen on
the route, but all were peaoeable.
The Santa Fe Gazette of the 23d furnishes
the following:
Great discomfort exists among the population
of Colorado Territory. There has not any
open demonstrations been made yet, but Gen.
Candy has made such disposition Of his troops
as will effectualiy and speedily suppress any at
tempt of insubordination. Two batteries oi
heavy artillery arrived at Fort Union last week
for this military department.
Mr.. Maxwell has been appointed Indian agent
under the new provision, for New Mexico.
An attempt was made to FIRE Independence
Missouri, last night, but the flames were extin
guished.
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lATrST FRam nTR0Pn.
r,,va, n, .hs C1.v OF new York.

Arrival Oh tho phty Oh w"
CAPE RACE, Sept. 5.-The City oil New
York, from Liverpool 9Th, via Gueenstown
28th of August, passed this point this morning,
and was boarded by the news yacns' She
briggs three days later news,
The United States frigate TuScarora put IN
to Falmouth on the 23d of August, and was
ordered to leave in "a hours. She sought per-
mission to remain and repair her damages, che
being reported leaky. The authorities referred
her Captain to the ministers, but II Is said that
the Captain declined to make any application
In that quarter. She was allowed to remain
while one OF her officers went TO London, but
she was ordered TO leave on his return, without
repairs and without cools.
GREAT BRITAIN The English journals have
very little to say on American affairs. Inc
London Times sarcastlcally refers Gen. Nc
Clellan to his structures on the Allies on the
conduct of the war In the Crimea, and asks
how his own proceedings will stand the test of
those structures. 1t treats the affair at Culpep'
per Court House as most signal discontinue
for Gen. Pope. 80
The London Morning Herald denounces the
continued violations Of the laws OF nations by
the United States navy, and complains OF Earl
Russel's apathy.
Il is announced that the marriage of the
Prince Of Wales with the Princess Alexandria,
Of Denmark, will take place next spring.
The new fortifoation works at Plymouth had
been carried away by the sea.
The Bishop of Kilmore 10 the new Pflmate
of Ireland.
FRANCE. The Moniteur, In paragraph said
to be from the imperial hand, relative to Rome,
says: In view of the insolent threats and pos
sible consequences Of the demagogue insuTrec-
ton, it is the duty of the French government
and Its military honor obliges 1t more than ever
to defend the holy father. The world must be
we'll aware that France does not abandon those
to whom, when In danger, she extends her pro
lection.
1t Is reported that preparations, both navs
and military, were being made by France iI
view Of Italian eventualities.
The Paris Bcurse was declining, the rentel
closing on the 9th at 68f 600.
II was reported that Austria and Spain haC
sent notes to France on the subject Of Itallar
afRairs.
ITALY. Y.-Garibaldi and portion of his fol-
lowers got away from CAtania 10 two steamers
on the 25th Of August, and landed at Mileto
In Calsbria. The naval commanders of Ca
tania had been arrested for permitting thei
departure. The royal authorities re.entereC
Cataria and captured eight hundred Garlbal
dians.
The Neapoltan provinces we're declared L
be In O state Of siege.
There was great excitement in Calabrla
Several towns had pronounced in favor Of Gar
ibsldi
Minister Ricasoli had gone to London to COR
fer with Earl Russell.
Garibaldi having issued proclamation in
citing the Hungarians to rebellion, Gen. Klapp
had Issued counter proclamation, declsrlD
the time and method was inopportune.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Msw York MsrHsl.
lHrrssrrD 'oa tn. ONO arArnxAs.l


lREPsRTEp ron TUE ONO arATnkAH.l
.5o. NEw YoRK. Hsptember5 s.
AsHRs-The market to day ruleS steady. There were
sales Of 40 barrels at % s2x9e s7h for pots, and o.
l2kQD7 Is for pearls.
BLOUR-The supply Is very limited and moderate
demand for export and home consumption; and the
market to-day rules about Ave cents better The sales
reported comprise 1920 barrels at o595 IS for
superne state; e5 25@5 IS for extra state; $685. 10
FOR superne western; 95 25D5 so for common TO me.
dum extra western; IS 40@5 rs for common TO good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; - eoDo 70
for trade brands do. the market closing heavy In view
Of the advance In freghs and the unfavorabe accounts
CANADIAN FLoUR-The market Is about Sc better,
with moderate demAnd sales Of 100 barrels at e5 81
as 40 for common, and p 5O6 80 for good to choice
RYE ELoUR-ouict and steady, with sales at ass 70
CORN MEAL-stssdy, with sales of 400 bOIS Brandy.
WHisKY~The market 10 dull and declining, with
sales Of $50 barrels in lots at 3a932kc.
WHHAT-supply moderate and far ns export inquiry
view OF the advance In reghts and unfsyoIabe accounts
by the City Of New York Sales were 5000 bush inferior
Racine sprngat at 81 lO 2SOoO Chicago spring n 10
1900 bushels amber Iowa at 81 2fl IS; 4sC0o winter
red western at 81 3l91 81 $4,000 amber Michgan at
81 36Dl 81; $1,000 white Michigan at 81 41 6OO bush
red Missouri at IS; 5000 red Kentucky 37 eO0 bush
new white Michigan at 81 l09l o3i 10000 bnSh new
white Kentucky at 81 5O9l 55.
RYE-The market quiet, and without material change
In price, There were sales OF 3OOO bushels western at
100.
BARLEY-Ths market is dull and nOminally un.
changed
There were sales bush at 6O8lc for sound old
mixed WESTERN 5659 for eastern, 4655c for unsound
4lc for badly damaged and s2c for prime white south
eIn.
OATs--The market is dull and lower with trinng
sales at 5257u for Jersey, Canada western and state.
HoPs-very scarce and firm; haeB 40 bales at 900 Tor
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Troops Pouring ln-NO thing known
of the Whereabouts OF Kirby smith
CINoINNATI, Sept 5--1 P. M.-Bnsiness still
suspended. Volunteers and armed bodies of
men from surrounding towns and country con-
tinue to pour into tho city by thousands. The
city is quiet. There Is no excitement beyond
the enthusiasm over these arrivals. Theregi-
ments and companies as they arrive are bounti-
fully supplied with provisions In Fitth'sireet
ance. The 18th Michigan, 10lst and l02d Ohio
regiments, and l7th Ohio battery, are among
the arrivals.
The reports from Kentucky are very conflict.
ing. Nothing is known Of the Whereabouts Of
Kirby Smiths army since Its arrival at Paris.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
Strike Among Harness.makers.

NEWARK, N. j., September IA general
strike for higher wages among tho harness.
makers has taken place here They are
parading the streets in large numbers and call.
ing upon all Workmen to join them. Some Of
the manufacturers deem the strike specially
uncalled for, as they assert that before making
their bids for Government contracts they con
suited with their journeymen in the matter. Il
appears now that those who have signed con
tracts will be compelled to accede to the
strikers demands temporarily, while those who
have not declare their intention to throw them
nm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 4.-The report telegraph
ed to the Chicago Times last night thas Gov.
Morton favored the evacuation Of Kentucky. is
entirely false. Gov. Morton Is and has been
opposed to evRcutlng any part of the interior of
Kentucky.
Troops are being sent forward from here to
Cincinnati and Louisville, as rapidly as possible,
Two regiments leave tomorrow morning, and
more will follow daily.
A gunboat has been ordered to ply on the
Ohio between Louisville and the mouth of the
Wabash river
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
Excitement in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-The city was thrown
into considerable excitement this afternoon by
rumors that Gen. Gilbert's force was attacked
at noon by rebels near Shelbyville, about thirty.
five miles east of Louisville. The result Is
unknown, but large Federal reinforcements are
rapidly approaching Gilbert.
Several arrests Of prominent secessionists
were made here to-day. They were sent, to-
gether with all political prisoners hitherto con-
fued here, North Of the Ohio river to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
Notice..

A LEXAN DER HUDSON Is NOTlFI-
n ed that Manda Hutson did on the 30Ih day Of Aug
ust A. D. 1862 e her petition In the ece Of the CLERK
Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of franklin county,
Ohio charging the said Alexander Hutson with extreme
cruelty and gross neglect Of duty and asking that she
may be divorced from the said Alexander Hutson; and
that the custody OF their child Cinderella Hutson may
be decreed to her; which petition will stand for hearing
at tho next term OF said Court.
Dated, this 3Oth day Of August, A. D. 1852.
By o. HARRIS,
aug 3l-dlt&w6w, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
The Indian War Renewed In Min
neGOta,

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 5.-The Indians at.
tackled Forest City on the Sd, and were re-
pulsed.
Capt. Stout writes to the Adju.ant General
from Hutchinson on the third, that it was at
tackled by one hundred and fifty Indians, partly
mounted. The fght lasted two hours and q
half, when the Indians gave way. Our loss
was three killed and fifteen wounded. Capt.
Stout also states that the Indians had excellen.
and rode fine horses. He thinks the difficulty
in that vicinity will be very serious.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Genersl Walbridge will
address the Board of Trade and War Commit.
tee here to morrow afternoon. Preparations
are making for an immense meeting.
A considerable amount of counterfeit %
and los on the Bank Of Geauga were put in
circulation this morning. They are said to be
very good.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
order from General Mcclellan.
WASHINGTON, September A

1euerhi OEuoEJ hNV' -
First. Pursuant to General Order No. l22,
from the War Department, Adjutant-G Generals
office, Of the 2d inst, the undersigned hereby
assumes command of the Notifications of
Washington, and Of oil the troops for the de.
feass Of the Capital.
Second. The heads Of the staff departments
will be in charge Of their respective departments
at these headquarters.
Third. In addition to the consolidated
morning reports required by the circular of this
date from these headquarters, reports will be
made by corps commanders as to their compli'
anoe with the assignment to positions hereto.
fore given them, stating definitely the ground
occupied and covered by their command, and as
to what progress has been made in obedience
to the orders already issued to place their oom'
mands In condition for immediate service.
(signed) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major. General,
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Fight Near BoIIvar-FsderaIs Defeat.
cd.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 3.-A fight is reported to
have taken place at Middleburg, seven miles
from Bolivar, Sunday afternoon, lasting sever
al hours The town was taken by the Confed.
crates. Federal loss thirty-seven killed and
seven taken prisoners. Rebel loss four killed
and eight wounded. Among the rebels killed
was Capt. Sappington OF st. Louis.
The steamer Amelia was fred into on her
last passage up from Helena, by guerrillas, at
ing two. Military landed and burned the houses
In the vicinity and laid plantations waste. Fif-
teen prisoners were taken: Thenegroes on the
plantations were also brought away.