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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlement of Accounts.

THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS HAVE
Il been filed In the Probate Court Of franklin coun
IT, Ohio, and will be heard and examined for settlement
on MONDAY, the LIST day Of December A. D. 1862, to-.
witt
The nrst account Of Jacob Boswell administrator with
the will annexed Of Olive d. Snyder, deceased; the rst
accounted David K Wood, executor Of John Hanson
ceased the hrst account OF John K Heyl,
Of eauel e. seEer decessed the hrst account Of John
Burkhsrt guardian Of William Krell the second account
Of J. n Robinson and Elias ehook, administrators OF
Alexander CALDWELL deceased; the second account CT
Samuel I, Suddck administrator Of James A. euddck,
deceased: the third account Of James Cherry, sd-
ministrator Of John o. Merrck, deceased; the final
account Of y. o, Kelton executor Of Sarah z. Ban.
croft, deceased: the final account OF John Godown,
administrator Of Joseph R. Godown, deceased she
final account Of Hiram Watts, guardian OF Martha
J. Watts; the Rual account Of Michael Kingery.
administrator Of Casper Kiner deceased; the lnal
count Of Martin Krumm, administrator Of Barbara
Rrumm, deceased the final account OF Jacob Bishop, ad
minstrator Of Magdalene fmth, deceased; the final
count Of H. Henderson administrator Of James 0Day,
deoeased the hna account Of Josiah Hulva guardian Of
David NJ. Thompson; the final account Of Josiah Huva,
guardian Of Mary H. Thompson the nal accounts Of Vim
cent Burkeley guardian Of Francis Zahrnger Theresa
Zahrnger and Elizabeth ZahrngeT the rst account OF
Solomon Woodrng, administrator Of Daniel McIntlre,
deceased, and the rst accounts Of Christian siebert
guardian Of Martin Krauss Mary Krauss Amelia Krauss
and Margaret Krauss.
II. B. ALBERRY,
Probate Judge,
&Columbus Nov, G, e62--dGWlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
The Negroes Complain TO tho Presi-
dent-He Puts them off
The Cincinnati Gazette says:

The CincIDnati GdEtlte says;
A delegation OF eolored people addressed d
memorial TO the President, asking him when
they can depart for the land promised them In
his address, They complain that everything
Ia bought for the vo age; the vessel ready
that they have sold their furniture, given up
their homes. and now they find uncertainty and
delay, reducing their means and threatening
them with poverty, That, as the President in
vited the movement, they now call on him to
give the orders for the expedition to sail before
the cold WiOter sets In. The President replied
that be was anxious for their departure; that
he placed everything in the hsnes Of Senator
Pomeroy; that he could not see them then, but
would in few days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
Death OF Gen. Mitchell.

The telegraph reports the death Of Major
General o. M. MITCHELL, at Beaufort, s. Co.
o. the 3O;h ult., OF yellow fever, which prevails
there He was born in Union county, Ky,
August %, 1870 He was regularly educated
@. West Point as q Military Cadet, and had won
a .opuss,ion as one of the first astronomers Of
the country. He had seen considerable service
in the war, and his sudden death will be widely
aud deeply deplored.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

A citizen Of Lebanon county gives us the f0l-
lowing incidant on the subject of procuring 9
necessi.v s will tsx the iibsraIitv of man:
Among oil those connected with Cornwall
Furnace, the only man drafted was the prcpFi-
etor, Nj. Robert Coleman. Not being able TO
20 himself, he assembled his workmen and
asked whether any Of them would be willing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
TEE New Albany, Indians, Register of tn,

TEE New Albany, Indiana, Register Of the
% inst says that number of runaway negroes
arrived on the banks Of the Ohio below that
city, opposite where regiment Of Indiana
soldiers was stationed. The negroes stated
that they were runaway slaves, and wanted to
get into Indiana. The Hoosier soldiers inform
cd them that II they attempted to cross the
river they would fire upon them; that their OBJ.
iect in going to war was not to make Indiana
an asylum for negroes. The slaves skedaddled
back into Kentucky. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

A SPECIAL dispatch to the Cincinnati Com
msyeial, dated Washington, November 4, says
The Union forces now hold all the gaps IL
the Blue Ridge, 90 that IL is impossible for tht
enemy TO get there and come 10 tho rear OF NC
Clellan, or advance on Manassas. IL is eviden
to day that the rebels are desirous OF drawing
our army over the Blue Ridge into the valley
to commence battle, or else they are re-
restlng up the valley. kilograms from the
army seem 20 generally coincide In the latter
idea, wbilo the very position Of our army seems
10 confirm that 90 the condition Of the rebels.
No general engagement seems probable just
now.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

The telegraph informs us that military or
der at Memphis refers to Churches and other
places Of Amusement" So many preachers like
BEEoHER, CHEEvER, BRowELow, etc, have
brought down clergymen to the level Of circus
clowns, and turned churches into theatres, that
this new classification is not at all surprising.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
General k0secrans,s Farewell 40 the
army OF the Mississippi.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
3D DIVISION, DIsTRIoT WEST TENNESSEE

3D Division, DIsTRioT WEST TEHHEssEE,}
CoRlNTH, MISS, Oct 26, 1852.
l. By order Of the Department Commander,
Brigadier General G. s Hamilton will assume
command of the troops heretofore commanded
by Major. General Rosecrsns.
II. The General commanding, being called
by superior authorities to duty elsewhere, begs
leave to bid an affectionate goodbye to tho offi-
cers and men Of his command. It his supreme
pleasure to be able to state truthfully he will
not bear away single painful, personal feeling
toward any one in his command; and trusts that
for any severity he may have exercised or any
feelings he may have wounded, be will be par
doned; sttributng It to human frailty, and q
sincere desire for the good Of the service, and
the honor of these who serve our country.
BY order Of
MAI GEN. ". 8. ROSECRANS.
G. GODDARD, Let Lieut.. 18th Inf, 0.V.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
.ssn National PLAaFOHm.
purposes eT the War.

co..,sraa. NJ A VOTE NARLy URANlho0s, PASSED rHa
.SraS,,Ea REsoLuTfos, WHICH KxrREas" Thk Von1 w
..,' .1IoH AVN IL TIE TRuH srAKDARD 0r LofALu'
rha Inc present deplorabe civil war as cesn Iorceo
an ihe eoantry by the dBunionists OF the nouhorn
Itstss nov In arms sgainst nc , ~, 10 M NJ
.i emergency Congress, banishina all feeling OF
sSn,s naaaon and resentment, VIII Tocohect only ite
5t ~ the whole country; Ndtthts todr u not Ud0od
Air pdrt IN any sptrtt OF oppressIon' or Ior any
purpose OF conqueN or sHgugds,oo y R.pv.s vstS
Js61d tnstitaIions Of those Safes Os1 % dyend gno
nnIn.ain tAs supremacy of the Consultation, ana 70
or~ssyos he Daio to;6 all tas dignity, eqwdaty, ana
rioIt, Of ths seueTaL Gdt,s uHtlpdtred ana hot as
soon az tssS obects are accomplished hc ~Gr o'V'
osGse'
u-= ..Jn1 G,ns,1i commanding takes Ms occasion
n niad fAe Officers aud soldiers the army tadt zoo
t,rs Aaoo0ed In sxpp0TttQ the Constitution ana .dioS
oJ fha Uyted States, and IN suppresstn0 Teoent0n
aoqist their authority; that zoe dre not en0aoeaM "
IDag OF rdpiae, reVeH1e or suoJuQdt1oni mdt Mn y
aOt eOest egetst cSSs S Sgafsta on .ssain ds ~
InSted Stdtes and should Do coldaofed oy Ss gpo'
Ne IioIeSt pTineiples kaoton 10 ChT9sstdH c'oH''d
tOn." ouo uccIWIIAN
TT on this, oEr nasion's birthday, 20 decIare 70 .
,,r IoaS tpho arc rebels against 0o oeet thfefests o
,a1nEInd tAaf Mfs army s1dA enter Mb CdPttdt oj
fls so-cdLed COnfederGcy hdt our ndtsondt Vo',s1s
ta,ton shaH preva and that tie Union, tchtch dt0ne
an ias,re Internal p5dce and eDEeTi,D sec"T"y 10
eaoA SdtS r'us and shdN % RrSsor9caa. caa,c,r1n.N
MP IAo,d that tAis Government tcas made on e
MI 6asJs Jy achit6 men, tor The beneft OF fohee
"''" "''" vac" '''"' sTEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

wives, MOthors ana sisters, whose
Husbands, Sons and Brothers are serving In the Army
can not put into their knapsackS more necessary or
valuable gift than few boxes Of BoLL0WAY's PILLS
& OINTMENT. They insure the health even under
the exposures OF soldiers life. Only e5 cents box
or pot. sW
nov4d&Wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

PREETioE says; When We notice what certain
Southern refugees are saying and doing
amongst the Abolitionists OF the North, We
are almost tempted to fear that refugee N
becoming the synonym Of ssnegads.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

ABoL,TIoEIsM will have Ito epitaph written
shortly. The dog will soon die, and then Mug
gins, the wit, looking upon It's defunct carcass,
may crack his joke again: "Another Shipwreck
there is bark that's lost forever"
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Removed from bis old Ofnco.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of ysas
to the treatment Of certain private diseases He may be
consulted at his Office Broadway near the Exchange
Bank
janl0dH
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV 6. 1862
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COLUMBUS. OHIO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27
Uu:en Sentiment in the South

Tae General coInmscairg the Norfolk district,
In hi5 proclamation FOR tie election OF members Of
Congress- ingists sass the,s always has teaa and
still is PIE ssii.ug Union continent II ths: dis
tr;et. Ths same nsy he said with equal truth o;
the n,,re soa.h II 9 Yankees seem determine
never 20 give up the delusion slst the South IL =
vot ed to lie Unica. Their Cnheard of atrocities
dnrius tie press LII VIZ sunpnsed TO nave cCr
fir1aed our attachment 20 tbs dslee.atie Govern
snet which Las made ca tie victiUs CT Is pupas
Eliesd barbarian.
/: IL useless ID a,tayip. to dspei tl:s t'elpRion
II esn never he dogs except 8. lhs point OF ios
swc.d That there sre sti.l GoEas Unicn rasn IN
the South Is al true that there were good I2Ey
tories il The Revolution. They sfa lnen who want
to save their properly at tho expen1e of thei- saI
hoot, and who would tow the knee to tie doEpin
Ions of Soulocrs il he would couEent no; to .ub
jeet them 70 heavy taxes. But tEeir numbers ere
~ uncomfortable their character il beneath con
tempt. The great MAS CT the Southern people
would this moment prefer tie rule Of ths Queen c.
EnRlan1, the Emperor o. tia French of Austria,
o. of RussIs, TO the restoration c. the Union 49,
Even Il v.e could be subjugate 1t would not be q
willing Union. Our he arts could not be conquered
We would be men without a country, pray.rg fox
and plotting forever the downfall Of the onion
dsspotiam and transmitting 70 iatest posteritJ
the most inex.,rsu hsble hats Of It's very name.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27

DfH,g1.

Oh The a,ita iestsat, JOHNNIE. son # 2osos ard
Fancy " lila after a.. .i2ess Of iaW foufs ia 'hs
- year a his age.
Like the fsIssst scss of simmer.
Johnnie bioonaed ard Johnnie dad;
Oh how Ions t.s world without 1i'n,
For he wss our Jog aDd pfida.
Yes. we loved hila--l0vsl him dearly
= and could nsvar acare5 control
=; Ihe bright waves Of pure sf;set;on
Which oft Ger us yTnDsa roll.
Ills funersl, aaa thai OF his ste brother, WILT
vi. saks place at O'Clock this IN ,rn'De, from rne
Sidney Methodist Church The fi,endsoi the family
al respectfully Invited to stseud without further
notice
In this city, yesterday afternoon. at 3 o'c.cct
DAVID a. GROW DEE, in tbs fath year OF iii
ege
dis suneaaI will take plses La pssersbnrg.on sua
day morning, at 81 O'Clock, from the first Japti.i
Church. The frislss and acquaintsGces Of nt
fa,oiIy are Invited TO attend.
On Thursday, the s5:h instRat, 8. - o'clock 4,
d, NJ. BETTE, w,iio Of w, Leigh Burton, and
daughter OF the late Paul Smith Of Clarke county
Va.
rh, srieuls snd relatives of the family are In
v,aad 80 attend he, funeral fcom &c Jecon! Pres
byterlan Church, Grew. Dr.. Hogaj this evening
at = o'clock
On the 25.h inst, al l2 O'clock, AUG U3T 5CaAD
in his 5oth Tea..
lis funsrA will take place from 81. John.
Church, on Sta street, this {4aa0,Gsy) evening, n
- T. Ctp~Rs u rs iSlSl4es A"AtoH ~ astoA-
IN t,!Hoa EJ On ,te 2e5 idstsD:. between aud
8 o'clock MANI ElLEN, daughter o. Mrs &aty
CLARK, in Der I7th year. i.ha esaa 3uiisul child.
Farewell, nay Ellen, 3ear.
You have gols to Essvoc, end ,eft me here.
Oh, Inay this be nv saclost prayer,
Ihet may De worthy = Meet 80 there. y
On Cnris!mss norl'ng cf saasIe. tsYsr. at Sit
vsa,dence Of his grandfather, ". =. 6trotheT
p. Y = POW sill oLly child o. J an Nj. sud Re l.
tie W S.rothe-, egsa ore Gear.
- baltimore papers uiease copy.
GA .rnu.sisy 10 25,i int, fsaa-<E POWELL
cay cni6 Of Holm n AM Bette Stroller, aged Il
ur1ths ard q dsys.
- kAT }as5 fesi iepco. Ia Eenrico county On tie
cGjh iast, EGsGS FORD il he e2d ycer os &c.
ga. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27

D.sd CT tAe 29;a Of Sep amber last. in the Sis.
year Ct h,g age. jvoi 7T~us5 received the 2it,l
Il 71ay, ELe0LE1& =. UaBJ9Ns. Of Rac.6r-
q "a, il IN coulsy cf f4gq0iar.
70 VS. 3 private il Cap 1yess's company o.
aa7a3fz, N Gen Aslbsy- triSsde, a.5 wounded
- Ia bravery sr;nG ;itf a1atny curing tho night
" 1.auk-'s :e::elt. " rgs Conveyed 20 rns resi-
,-Gc Il :ca CeEsrgUF ard r3tgiotic da1A Dean, Oh
S.giosgn, in t5eter-24 cc1afy, where - fsc ed
tie K IA 81" .uo.herly @5' lieu. .lat Bra high
~ ~ .seo...tla b. -li;rg soldiers ;.ri tte;r y Il.
y.,t5JAa,y. friends. ron ~ A2lCs ~ atrz Daap.
-Yt1 SsrtAsd h.l- - o's er'5ritss and a;aea Ma,
u hesy.Ls Lem WI. iaeEY ~ 80 u4tiI lie VS.
% i4o Epon = r. -iGp is brave ana noble soul o
&" 'tGiyef - 81 rcd. who cave AID ~ 10 ;ake.L
ce'sg' y ie2vss ~7i'2 ora +, . children. III d
many fr.eadg ot WHOM his 1inc benefactra8s is not
ins sst 10 mourn tAt;r loss.
" 20 sleeps Lis :as. soo;hs Aas fought hjs last
battle
No sound o.n awake hin i. g,ory aeaia.' .
D:e;i. en- the 2t.; cG E.,esl.4er al the residence
0 ADAM Deap. % NV s0v n. Vsrg;ria Csc 80 &
GT1EEr, 81 Maryland
\ nozzle hssst sGc: i,at % the a.tac .. his couu-
Try. Many mou:c :. aa2ly death u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27

hk. BSuIIaaT.-Ths geo:isulau repreg ented
ia I'd Cca.xT sssuua. Disrie. OF Ii u,s.sna id tie
Obj United States Congress The tiaie Of tho Us
solution CT the Union. IL the exciting end tfy.ng
sosaas IT ths sss1on OF SO sad 'GC-6l le oceu
ped zoss 4'tc'eEsa sdia.s pssi,ion ceaoun eng the
AbouuoniSts and failing 70 cooperate with bis
6octhevn colleagues After .hs recss..,u Of hi,
S+Ass 10 reluctantly is, his sest AID lned q,
home tbs position Of disssnte., xbstsining from
participation With bis country aud bis fellow eiti
2sos in their struggle fer ds.ezee. He remained 81
BONE, and I: II understood, chs elfay submitted 10
Ss Lh.cein 0c.Srnraer:. IL the election recently
kssA N Kew Orleans for members OF Congress We
oSssevs that h. received the srna,l vote Of 1876
sSAiess ons FisI4srs, who elected by \ vote vi
asa. 30 much :cr buckingham !" Mr. Bouiispy
resolves no consolation from tie r.bhle row bee
sssns and lordipg I. his rsishbor. and former
soassitasats DIsloya 70 the esuse Of his own PEG.
pie. be 10 houtsA by the vulgar hosds who are
tyssnnidns oses them snd rosL:ng them OF their
property he has little comfort In hi iso,atian
- Joseph eesu. BsgA' Ard Bouigry. II thaS ere
rensmbsss1 ioue enough, viii seivs TO usrn men
= afssr tlasS Of the sss ftes II those who are TN
tsxe 70 Their people and thsir country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27

PRESENTATIONS -goms wealthy rsnters in
I sx.s have presented aonsrsl Mssruder VITA "a
splendid riding horse The following Ia IBIS letter
O! acceptance
BYADo's DISTRICT CT TEXis
aEW MExIco AID ARIZONA
Houston, Dec. 7, 1862.
Atssrs John Hugely. john DnacaH. and others
Gen;iezuen--I have rte honor TO rs;ura you iay
grateful acknowledgements for the kiId s!E.t!renta
expressed In your letter Of yesterday, and accept
yous 2rsssn. ~ t!.a noble charger with pleasure
Sustained by the confidence OF tkv people CT
Texas do not doubt the repulso @. the enemy
fro.a every portion Of her soil
1t insy be The work Of tine. and So accomplish
rnent msy call Tor many sacrifices and enduring
fnrtitude Hore know how to make the former
more freely, or TO manifest ,he latter molly
than the men Of Te1as and II, In the darkest hour,
any should latter CT 6asponi, their lender needs ~
p0nt 70 the oosnen u Texas to inspire courage End
stisaussta revenge.
This sciy inhusnce-ths inspiration Of mothers
wives Ard dsughters-has given our cause au ire.
Gissib!e strength and vera tas eHomy Thousand
kli mere numerous would ousure Gx tie victory in
the dsfsnce Ct our homea With you and with
ihsm n my whole hesEt--the homo. Of ogr cOuu.
Try ara the public safety my only Thought and
such abilities posssss win b. devoted 10 their
preservation. with unweaxied energy snd entire
confdeoee Of success.
I'm, gentleman. yegy respectfully, your caedi-
snt servant J. DAEKHKAD MAaRuDER,
General Uom' Dig, &c.
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PREPARING TO RsTALl6TE.-rhe Macon Ca }
Telegraph anneuuces that GtrecD y6uAGe officeis
have beon brought fren the vicinity O. Auciree1so
70, Tennessee, ard placed n c.cse coudnsmoAt al
kec>u TLs object = TO make iAem answer. iy
:ha.r lives, If necessary ;or some Of the many Tor
rid murders TREY have beer PEI retrating IL Ten
neaceo ard Kentucsy The CHATTANOOGA at6el
pives Ist Of tho Abolition officer; sen. . M.c II,
and the cause CT tAeir detention. Gen. Bragg, il
appears demanded Of Rosscrans the re.sase Of oiti
s.ns OF Tennessee, heiG p-isoper3 f,s thar l9Ta
" TO thu Confederate Eistss. Rosscr9rs rafu3ed
the demand, ind Gan. Bragg then replied that LIE
should hold all captured Officers Of he Federal ARM
IN clcse Gae ,n ,es hostages .or tee ssfe:y Of c
zegs SO IN srisoned The following Is the I:st
Col L Moor, Lieut-CoI D Acglnsl, leah IL
rots Infantry; LieGt.Goi L stewart, Cd Ind day
Nai l. Ii SgidmeF, 10Th iilnoia infantry. CAT =;
w Eriedsr. 1C6.h OHIO, e. =. Caps Cris &lcs, lat
Llaut j " IIudson. Isl Lieut. Anoch Burnett, Isl
Lieut. Alex nsss, tst Lieut. II Parsley Isl I,;rn. Il
ward, I'd Lent ~ g Brush, % Liert 6 Williams,
"a Lieut. w Daily, 81 Lieut. Jas Kern, ri indiana
C&varY
Al az whom were eaptursd By Morgan at Harris
vile OF .ns 9Th inst
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HOwiSon's History Of the War.

We are not surprised 10 learn, frcrn :he SouAaers
Lit7ary Messenser, that he History Ct the War
by Er. Eowson, has greatly increased the cireu
lssion OF tie adnif.hla periodical in which il 60
pears. The author, vel Known TO the quo
lie by Ibis his.ory CT liz 4ai.ve ssa:a. Is ela
,nAu.Iy qusiiAs1 ioT tie .esk IL .as undertaken
u Q truthful. reliable, and disra sions.e history
IT this great struggle, persptcuous ead eisgsr: il
style, and sustaining tie interest OF tbs might
narrative with una agsing power An elegant
scholar d vigorous and graceful wr..er, ani high
t,nsd Virginia gentleman. II may be rcsa-ded ii
fortunate Tor ihs truth OF history, foF the Southern
sAass. ard Ne dignity oil the sutjos. that Mr Ae"
hon ID G L. I4iisG OF lha wal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27

Cessle TalEaey ltsa.s Tho fo!i ,wing itiss
were received ~ tfrst!e TLu.5Se- oa yeatogday ;
Preston asi4rs. RI E 51'h Va; Pat h9rPhy, ga e.
SD Va. willis Karen, W + i'og;astt L $ 6oanett
snd ID " Bsiisy CO II SD Va t1s' Scend!sr o.
l. AZ \ Vs. @,9sssteYJ JJhn Wilkins, 9AcA Rca
SOS l. ssaIin, Il I.al,sy, Fat Mccarthy, Org-
coli enu Henry DEnstsay ot tbs NanchaFteT Az
III sry-- Issersers ino Williams alag dnr o. Neal,
slasltute ar nasf9g; Pet gar',s drunk FAD having
TO paper; 1osan ktus, !, lJ-h Va, ds sartlon;
Geo - liz 8.s9 $50 Eau, from ths Rt@erl5f hinh-
nord az! ssveril other soliiefg charged with pet
~ znSo3.
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NAHR.VETt.

On Tuesday evening Dso a3a. q. tha FNet hsp'
ust 0hureh by Raw J. L. Brrrowsr -, D, WM
Is. liza R aaa ELrzt-. CARMEL, bofh q tna
city.
AZ GrA,,L, nm. ~, ras.f.usa Of he bride a
father, tv pa7 Was & slssd. rPe'r ~ lfe2. ~
RrCBAiIp Il. BRUQE hed Airs .Ar3 ksalA
eaest dgngAtar az neafy ~ fLsh9r, s5e al o.
Chesterfield ec4gtF, Vi
~ taa ulsw. IN he esd mat, a. hs Fts!tencs o.
L E4t@n ti-. Nv the Rev l.r Slack. 6: Char
I-,sssiile. } i. EUDaoA, Ess If Richmond 90
MIA HAIRY 4A.s EcHUaa, f.rmas'y Q. Hea sois
/, city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27

Maxim, FaLss Statensnt-Ths police OF tie
Esstera ISstrsct sIed naa1 named sln CORN
Icy upo2 somewhat sipguisr charge u Seem
IhAt s.o .1niey ~sg o6pos5a 10 have u Carist'I 81
spree with Old frisnd eLo WAS ptiscnse iI'
aas,ls = "a inter. ana Ae adopted the expeoie ut OF
,,up ovlsirg imsenaTy inne.ai, tbs Cubiects ct
wcseh were two imaginary children Of t1e prisoner,
2ya0 has J;te 81 al imas nary f.yer, Higio1S feca
sn1 sorgoeta. v-o-ds had the detTo@ fleet aud TIE
prisoner 7~se recessed So attend :hs melancholy
ceremony. Tos teica lousd Gus @uriog tAe
day, and ttorr.jey waa srssa;ea logsther with ri;
friend 41d licked up IL tie old qa,-stess oi the
latter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-27

s.eeTe'g Buried Yesterday rl5ra.6g about 10
aSlock. i resre vsens4r, tbs property 81 Hiram
Oliver on lath s7 set ygkt ro~agesy hnrDod By her
o,otEss taking fro ieem "a EiaSs2i pipe wA!eh Hho
ID placed III DO GosAset IS Ees aresa. a. eapn ri
Site iii vvred ths1 h@r olothlag wpa ou Ere aas San
cat iaiG Eic EtTsat. wseu bee nhots 81 isQn appear
ai IL he ~ {. Eyh. haze speedy essiatknce 1aa
reads red her gna tSa5gs s4togd'snrc; not, Lo~s
erer. ,Aasa she war vesr seriously b-saod.