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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-04
~ THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUmBU,
AND XENIA RAILROADS.

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPREss-Isaves Columbus at 400 A. n.
Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, CardnEton, Gilead,
Gallon, and at all stations North Of Gallon; arriving at
Cleveland at $50 4. M, Dunkirk 35S p. M, Buffalo
5:25 p. NJ, New York 10 AM, Boston $50 P. II.
SECOND TRAIN. 4 O..
NEW YORK ExPREss-Leaves Columbus at lilo
A. M. VIII stop ct Delaware, Cardlngton, Gllead.
Crsstlne, Shelby, New London, Wellington and Graf.
toni arriving at Cleveland at 35 P. M, Dunkirk 005
Buffalo l0;05 P. NJ, New York 800 P. M, Boston
465 P. N. y
THIRD TRAIN. .....
MAIL AND EXPREss--Leayes Columbus At $40 P.
VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and Of
salem, New London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea
rvlng at Cleveland at 9lO T. M. Dunkirk ESQ A. NJ,
P. M.
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
and points on that road
AT orestline with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Also for Chicago
At Shelby, with sandusky Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road, for all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk' Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage GheokSd Through to NetD Y0rk and Bostor
Vtd Qeueldnd: also. to PAHddelphta and
Reto York Ola OresRins.
gRETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 1880 P. M.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at llO0 A. n
Accommodation arrives st Columbus at l0:1S P. n,
Fare as Low as BY amy other Route.
Ask for Tickets uia Cyesfliae or Ceuelaad.
1.S. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio,
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent
Columbus Ohio,
Columbus, May 7,ls62.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII CuRL STRAIGHT HAN In soft, silhen, Flowing
ours, that will remain In shape for day or one
week. desired, any longer period, II the directions
strictly followed, which are very simple and eay.
The 9air Toilet does not In any interfere with
the Ndtvrdl Soasss Of s Hair. It neither scorches
dyes 1t; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
snco It also prevents the hair from Tauta0 OF and
turnin0 Orav.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-04

uApoLEou's HAIR TOILET !

They would also announce to the public ths. thsy are
Arenta for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-04

The only article offered to the French peopls that
would CURL STRAIGHT HAR the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleonl
which article now indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all Others offered 10
the public, take pleasure In expressing their confidence
In the article, gaining It from practical use.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28
5. G. MERCER, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1862.

The Southern Rebellion GREAT
Conspiracy Against free Govern-
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in the South from the lethargy of craven
submission One journal says that cit
is a wicked and dangerous attempt"
Another says that cit is in violation of
the solemn obligation, the plighted faith
of the State and the Confederate States"
God grant that these few utterances of
Souls not all degraded
Even by the crimes through which they waded -
may prove but the murmuring of the
pines upon the mountains which herald
the red lightnings, the deafening thun-
ders, and the wild, impetuous madness
Of the coming storm. We are engaged in
the grandest struggle for liberty that the
world ever saw. A whole continent
rocks and trembles in the mighty con-
vulsion. 1t is the life-trial of the Fed
eral Union. The destinies of thirty
millions of people now living and hun
dreds of millions who will follow us,
hang on the issue. Men of the South,
awake, for the torch Of the conspirator is
at your dwellings, Where but to Heaven,
her first home, shall free dom fly if her
gentle feet shall find no resting place in
America? And thou bright Union,
Thou cunningest pattern of eXcelling
wisdom" if we thy sons should quench
thy holy effulgence in the dark waters of
treason,
81 know not where s that Promethan nut
That can thy light reumel'
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United States Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
MJHEREAS LIBEL Of Information was filed within
w and for the Middle District Of Tennessee. at
Nashville, ON the oath day Of May, d. 1862 by
John Irimble Esq, Attorney for the United states for
me Middle District Of tennessee who prosecuteB
heren on behalf OF the United States against certain
property, viz The House and Lot on the ortb east
corner oil spring and Cherry Streets, fronting on
Cherry, ana running back with The line of sprinf
street boing th' last BALI Of whist is known AZ the
Union and American Block" being the same pr0
perty IN which has heretofore been published mo
nashville Union and Amo ican Newspaper. also the
l'resse', Machinery, Types, and Fixtures Of enId
Union and American T. hitting once used I'm tha puf
lcaton OF SAID Newspaper, f. reasons aud caus6s ~
saId hbol Of Information mem Onod aud PRAYING pr..
cess against the said poy that the same be con,
demned as forfeited.
NOW, therefore, M pursuance Of the mon ton under
lhe seal Of said Court 90 m dir coI and deliv red
DO hereby give public tice 10 all persons claifnfnr
sara property or Do any manner ntero tod thereiB
thdt they be and appear before sid Circuit Court 4,
be held az the cry Of Nashville 10 aud for aid b.
trct, on the 9th Of October 1869 az 10 o CLOCK h
ne forenoon Of TIA day then ana there 10 nterposo
ther caims, and To make their obligations IA tbai
behalf Al n an AgCGf1f ~ '''".
NAY ~, lobZ--l4t. u. :. NJ trshal, NJ ID IL
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United States Of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

VNT HEREAS, libel of information was Bled within
w and Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the goth day Of May, A. d., 1862 by
John Trimbe, ksq., Attorney for the United States
for the Middle DISTRICT Of Tennessee, who progecutes
herein on behalf OF tn Unt.d states against a Ger
tain lot and the building thereon, situated Market
street below and North Of too Public Square, the
West side of said street. being the next house but one
to the large dry gods warehouse OF Douglas & Co..,
which fronts ON the Public Square, and runs back
with Market street towards the said lot and building
being the house known the Baptist Publishing
House. where were published the Tennessee Baptist
newspaper, and iyers other publications and also
the type, presses, ma hnery and fixtures aud nipple
ments connected with sad publ hing house, for rea
sons and in said libel of Information nsntIoged
ana pray ing process against the said property, shat
the same be condemned aa forfeited.
Now, therefore, IN pursu mCo Of the mOniLon, AN.
der the seal Of said Court 90 directed and deliver
ed, ] 90 hereby give public notice 20 ull persons
rlalmng said property, on in any manner Interested
therein, that they he and appear DE said Circuit
Court, 10 be held at the CITY Of Nashville, IN and for
said District on the 9th day Of October 1902 at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that day then and there 10
nterpOse their claims, and TO make their allegations
iu that behalf r r. GLASCOCK,
Nay %, 156l-lft II. +. Marshal 81. ID. y,
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United states of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE
NAJ HrktA5a libel OF Information was uIed ,.it.
w ana ior Tie Middle bistri Of Tcunoi aco Id
Nashville, on The oath DAY of My, A. D. Ig02. b.
John Irlmhle Pa Attorney Tor tbs Unite stale4
for the M dc District Of lei nassee, wAo prosecute
herein on behalf Of tho Uul ca siates az inst certain
property viz a lot Of ground, und tho buHdlnr
thereon, liuited ON fIe conner Of frederick street
and an alley running tom nedcrck street o. Union
street, in the Cty OF Nasbye, fronting on Dedoricl
street, ana running back with said alley said buua-
ingi being knoan as the Hopub iran Banner Printing
once, leug The hOute in Which was publpbcJ tbe
Nashville Rep biir1n Banner new paper ana also
against ATT The Types, Machinery, rrcfso7 implements
OF every d.1upton, ana ui INC fixtures on eyero
KIND, CONFINED iu, connected with or attached ~
sai iol aud building and PROV ug process against a
property that thc tam Doe co idrmned as forfeited
NOW therei Do, n puranancs Of the monltion under
the sea- OF sara Court % me directed and delivered
d" hereby give public notice 20 all persons claiming
sa9 property or DO ony manner interested therein
thai lhey DO and appear feiyre said circuit Court a
DE held No the Ciy Of hashvilc, DO aud f1F said hi
lrict 90 inc bih day ~ ciObor, 1902 ~ 10 O'Clock la
lho tory non OF Chat day, then there 10 ntcrufss
lheir claims, and 90 make their allegations no 49,
bChaf D. r. GLAsCOCIr WY
May 81 ls02-l4L o. Marshal N u q
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United Static of Amerioaf
MIDDLE DIsTWCr on TFNNEssEE.

MIDDLE DlSiR CT OF TEN ESSEE.
XTTHEREAS, libel of uformati N was fled within
w and for the Niddlo District OF Tennessee, al
Nashville on the 10th day Of May, A. D. 1859, b.
John Trlmble, ESQ, Attorney Tor tho United States
for the Middle District Of Tonuess e. who prosecuteg
herein on behalf OF the Unite states ava inst a Ger.
tain LOT and the huse thereon tuatcd on Dsadrick
street in the CITY Of Nashville the North side os
sad street, being the house next 10 a long brio y
block, running wi h d a rick street, on the SAM
Sue, from Cherry street 90 the sand lot, being the
same use by the iai y Patriot Newspaper as an
Office also q certain lut ami loi rectangular build.
ing thereon, the corner of al alley running fror1
Deadrick TO Union street. and an al ey running from,
said alley FIRST named, to Cherry street being f1a.
same building IN which was printed thR N sbville
Patriot newspaper, also the we presses machinery
fixtures, materials ana implements uscd in the puh'
licaton OF said newspaper 70 sons tnd causes In
SAID libel OF Information m 20 toned and PRAYING pro
cess against the said property that the same he con
demned as forfeited
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the monitiop nm
der the seal of said Court dirortod and deliver
Cd do hereby give ub notice 20 an persons
claiming said property, IN any manner Interested
therein, that they bs and appear be ore said frct
Court, 10 be held az the city of Nashville in and 0,
said District, on IN Gth day of October 1892 M M
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day. then and tbore
to inteTpose their claims, ana to make thtr aicgo
tons ia that behalf r. r. GLAsCOCK ~
May y, l6Oz-lu U. s. Marshal, NJ. ~ T.
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United States of Am erica.

MIDDLE DISTRICT + TENNESSEE,
NMHEREAs libel Of information was fled with
w In ana for the Ni Idle District of Tennessee 4 =
Nashville, on the 2fth DAY Of May, A u 1899 nv
John lrimble, Esq, Attorney 10 the United staic,
for the Middle District OF Tennessee, who prosecute
herein on behalf Of the Unitod Sttes against CERTAIN
property viz lot and the buildings ia room atm
ated near the North east co of the Public SQUARE
IN the CITY Of Nashville, fronting on the Public SQUARE
being the largo building adjoining the Civ Hotel md
known as the Southern Met odist Publishing House
aud also against all the Types, Presses Impemeuts
and Fixtures Of evory description, connected wifb
the said house or ht on alta he'd TO said property
and praying process against said property that The
same be condemned as forfeited.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monition under
the seal of said Court o. me directed ana delivered
do hen eby give public notice to an persons caimipr
said property or in any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before said circuit Court a.
be held az the City OF Nashvi le In and for said IBIS.
trct on the 9th day Of October 1852 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day then aud there 10 nerpoge
their claims, and {, mako their allegations In that
behau h. r GLASJOIK,
May q, 1862 Lat o. 81 Marshnl "A "a n
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT uF TENNE~SEE. .
NTHEKEAS a libel Of informant N was filed with.
w In and Tor tho Middle District OF Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the 18th day Of May, A. D.. 1862, by
John rrimble, ESQ Attorney for the United states
for the Middle District OF tennessee, who prosecutos
herein behalf of the United states against certain
property, viz lot Of land in the City OF Nashville
In The district aforesaid extending from Cherry Strt
back toand fronting 90 tocge otIcet,nd TIE building
thereon, known as the "Gun Fuct rs - iu South
Nashville bound by said streets aud Mulberry
street, seized by Colonel John D, Miller, Of tbs
United States Army, and now used by tho Unitc.N
states rs Barr acks prayi ing occss against said lot
and bul ings and also as nst machu ry and fixtures
seized on the promises by Col miller, that they be
seveTally condemned FORTE ted.
New, therefore, IN pursulnce of the mouNon under
the seal of said Cou g. 90 directed and delivered
do hereby give pubic notice to on sons claiming
sad property, or in any manner terestei therein
that they bs and appear before taid circuit Court, o.
Zoe held at TIE City 0 MELVILLE, u and for said Dis
rict, on the oh dsy 0f Ociubr 1909. at 10 o'Co.s
I'm the forenoon Of chat day, then ana here 90 iutcr
pose ther claims, and make their giegutiDuv m mat
behalf p r t2I ASCOCS
May y, 1869 LIT To, Marshal. ND. r.
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United states of America:


yKyHEREAS, libel Or information was filed within
w and Tor tho Middle District OF Tennessee, at
Nashville on toe Path day n May A. ~, 1862. boy
John Trimblc, Esq. Attorney for the United stat,3
for the Middle District of Tennessee who proseCutes
herein ON behalf OF Che United states against certain
property viz Lots Nos ! q ., % aud "A, and also
lot No ~, u The pan OF the division Of the lot Of
ground ON College Ill., IN the City Of Nashville boi
the same conveyed by deeds dated July lblh add
Jolly l5tn, 1861 registered res ecnvely in Book No
80, pages 2L7 ana 1885, conveyed respectively by
BrOoms, Cayer Co., and Frank McGayCck, b the
State q Tennessee, and also che interest 81 said
Frank McGavOck in the alley between lot No. p and
lot No. 3, and also all the buildings improvements
fixtures machinery, tools, implements, material and
stock OF every description, contained iu, come tied
with, attached % said lots and buildings OF either
of thom, being the lots, buildings Improvement,
&C etc, used % mnnuiaCtuung cannon aud other
waTlike implements 10 be nscd in aiding the llsur-
IcaOn and resistance against the laws Of The United
states aud praying process against the "a property
that the sam bn condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, it pursuance Of the mOniti0n on
der the seal OF said COur % me directed and deliver
ed I DO hereby give public notice 70 an persons
claiming said property, or n any manner interested
therein, that they be and app ar before said Circuit
Court 20 b. L1id 90 the cry or Nashville n aud fof
said District on Che SAB day OF October 1867 at no
O'Clock in toe forenoon Of that DAY then and there
90 intorpoae their claims, aud 10 make their aoga
tIous iu that bthaE r Il. CLAsCOCK,
May n ls02--i4t q. = Marshal, NJ. b. r. .
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81 know not where s that Promethan hut
That can thy light relumer'
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United states of America.

mHNH hiHik'i On ikhhts-EL.
HIHEREAS llbel NJ Informal on wac BIod within,
" aud ior tho NJ ddlo DsuIct OF Teppess..e =.
hafiivli'u On me Zuh Gay Of May, a ID 1902 ~
John lrmblc, En-, Attorney Tor The UnHad sf,teg
lor the Middle District 81 Tennessee who rroaerutl
herein On behalf &c The United STA e. AGAINST IA bg.
ana lot siiuated nrar the go nor Cherry and De.d
rick Streets in the Ciy of Nsf hyiue. fronting an
cherry street aud opposite th building known IA a..
Clionade BuldiDg, sail fuu being known aa M.
Nashville Daily GNtie Printing once, being ~
house ln which hts Goa published az N.sbviU.
D1uy hazetie NsWfpapnri ato against DE Typ.
frcss, M ichluery 0f every description nztures an
Implements ln an waycQ nrctea With me gsid bsl A.
and iot contained Their boz aud attached tberot5. ar
praying prncess against iaid property, that tbe 80,
be c0udou ned az forfeit d.
Now, therefore. iu pur lanceaf tihTu06Iffgp 8tfl.
lhe seal 81 ihe Court % ne dfor "a and dfli.rlt
DO D repy give public notice q. ali bersons am
SAID property Or ia any manner iateresfa1 fb.fef,
that thcy De- and appear before fald CIrcuit Conn n
D. h9ln ht Che cIty Uf MELVILLE boz aud i0r rslI ~
uici on NC on aay q October 1902, a. 10 o'cioc.
pa wy trh"" ~ uift "rJf tneU ana tnnf0 o. nfnr
pose .acr claims, add % mike tbeir allegation \.
hlt beh4lI. u. "a GLAFOOCK
Stay ~ lboI-l4t q. Mawhfi, AZ ID o.
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ON FATURRDAV, tbe 2sth DAY on JUNE 1862
" win expose % public sale 10 thc highest bidder
Cor Cash. at tie Couu house la the County Of David.
son, a MICRO NAN uamod Cuulsf0rIlEs aged about
an year. leYled on hs the properly ~ John w Mar
in 30 satisfy one NJ Va "a my hands H iay0r 1' ..
D MarfOrd, Clerk and Master of tie thancfrG lOuIt
40 McMnnVio, Icnncaseo, against John VI. mtuIn
and W y Harris. Sale within the usual h0urs
fg- get tse.-.:i = ~ Ii}Sg1S ahafid
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TO Keepers OfTiPpiing Iiouses

AND 0lHhha
NOficA p hersbg Nrau ihati Act passed b.
~ ,iy 'Qlnc y brsty ~ alz entitled an A..
leatuH Iqofs, Ee b 81 hcfeaifsf be rFIdly enflf cel
INO. HUGS sMifiI, Mayor
Hs 0f Once lHy iI lsrE-U
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y oyTSN -, FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO AND
l1E7I-iEs,3As st. Louis, the dne passenger
Nd tsazh2S steamer LACLE0E, j. W.
Scott, mister will leave for above and intermediate
points this day ats p. NJ. my2S-lta
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I.ermRn Intelligence. =.

Tho king OF Prussia exhibits signs oil nor.
vsus wsskGess, which are bitterly and merci-
lcssly criticised by the radical German Pfoss.
In his late address from tho throne, when he
referred to the recent attempt upon his life
Z" no almost los, his utterance, says the KOEL-
NIsoHE ZEITUNG, land tears choked his
voice. In private life ho frequently doplores
the decay of all respect and lOyo for princes.
However, at the conclusion Of tho address
referred TO, hi9 language in relation 10 the
armed security Of Prussia was very firm and
lignidesnt. The utmost fears prevail in Prus-
sia Of son despotic comp d'Ctdt.
Tie last son OF the Prince Of Nolms-Iloben-
solms-li.h-Cne Of the II ost promising Young
nea in Germany, snd but "A years Of age was
accidentally killed by being thrown from his
carriage.
A journal called the CzA,, and published in
the lChck language, hii appeared at Prague.
Tits Is hailed as good omen for u Jhgmia by
tho Austrian liberals.
The ALLEGEMEINE IEuuNG says that tn
Pope has declir oil sending a Nuncio to St. pe-
tersburgh until the Russian Goverume ont
81 all have given guarantees to tho Catholic
Church, relsss,d the priests imp isoned in tho
cia-el at Warsaw, and rccIl'sl The exilss s,ut
10 Siberia.
The Austrian BuERsENIIALIE Eays that Tao
Emperor had lately consul cd with the flower
OF the Hungarian Magnaes al VeuiCs whittier
they had come TO meet him, aud now fosls con-
fdeLt Of an aMicab.e arrangemt nj Of all diAicul'
ties.
On the other hand the VERONA JouRsAL (ir
Austrian ItIly) contains a very curious article
headed " Lot US Prepsre - declaring that 1876.
brings the oeTtdiAty Of Vdr. Gsribaldi hal
boAsted that he would be in Vienna by tht
month Of August, 1t says, and let his prediction
be fulfilled BY biS capture and exhibition on thu
! Pratsr there Tor the benefit Of the wounded
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A Gr,xrp.s :, C,rRr-Cruou, C,,r Oh.
-, q
A"HS,TAN q, on 'ly Nt'i ' nan 1'
h,', o'sS''ns ",, y. ,i's 80, NV ] t'
~, ~ w. ty',,' 81. m ,c .i'
t.rltly b,ins six feet SIX inches in height, whi.s
lor husband was about f1t shorter. It taPpeare /
that Mts. Sterling, -,u etwo years 90, went On an
eVilit1n tur through tie South aud other pl t-es,
Wtth ut ltsuiug e. give her pgry lori and mas
t.r any notice uf her whereabouts, ant about ,ht
moutlAA.. ..l she came g. New York aUi exhibited
iu q lme est,hlts srmeut In Chatham street, a. tho
ta.le-t won an ia the world" She It sick aud
went g. Nehsp,tN, but she recently learned tuJt
her husband was opening oysters Al sd,.u Ia
water 81 Get, the proprietor of which wtt . lsiy,
ana fp,'ou.. having laid hold nf hcr, ,he got a 10.
iigsulau /, az hold @, MIN. The cWo ,lng been
adjourned & the uIse', private rom, "a rather
r.cl scene q pa.c. Mr. CHARLES ,s. s1or.sr ap.
pyrcI ~ tie Ieia uiaut. Tie sul tina, he came
I ere viii uu 90 d,lug against the l,iy hut l.,
.eadtruu urr-,d man, g..p wac 40 p.pr ns a
...r.r f.'.. Yrui '.Int.l ..r .utNow rlI The
|.y. NJ me Drg. hlrro.I .u.tu .rtrI ru.lth L,
~. ,n Syf.rr.ut l.. tl.r.t 4. harI
A. alien rr v,ral won't ava. With ,n.
.,. r,i man. .rd .t4il away ~, v,t.' -'r srYrli
wf.,ttI u..t. ...'.u.f,uf. ..l ..l t,u.put. Her
uut .- slot, I,.,rrri .ir. .v.,g .uu..l, rich.
J...r C.ru,I, shr .uI t,, w.. rit'
u,.. . .n
S.,r.r-Y,r. / ,nt.ui sso IA gfs
,.tr.,.t r.s IN s. ,c',' vint." ..d ave
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, FEB. Il, 1861.


Secretary Sianton's amnesty to political pris.
o1ers receives the cordial appreciation Of ths
TIMss. Our contemporary, however, /, errc-
neous in asserting that it published the intelli.
gonce in adyarce Of the other journals. The
substance OF the order appeared in Sru.iiys
SrS.
Its Correspondent from Roanoke leland givcs
the following account Ct the dea.h Of o. len
niDgs Wisci
On entering the house occupied as an hospi-
tel, found every roctn filed by wounded mon.
some of whom were undergoing op,7I'oua,
" whilo others were awaiting their turn. Ga
low cot in one Of the corner rooms covered with
a cosrse quilt lay the quiyefing form VI Pale
young man, apparently not over - years Vt
ago. His countenancs indicated grcIt sIiibr-
irg, and az he turned occaioually from side TO
side he gave vent 10 groins which indicated tho
intense pain caused hy his wounds. | had
never seen him before, but no ons who
had ever sesn tho eccentric goniu. of
"OcOuuon' could fail TO rocc gnize him as tho
son oi Henry A. Wise. His hagSnd face.
stretched upon that mean cjt, in this obscure
and poverty rty-struck dwelling, most iorcioly con-
iured up in my mind the Image Of John BroWn,
a. he lay bleeding and unpied in the court
room Of Charlcstown. Hero died q, jennings
Nise, the most mischieyous ant persistent Vi all
tie young mon II Virginia in tanning. by his
c'ntii lutio-s 20 the Richmond EN2rtRER, the
Il me tf d-uuion in the Old Dominion. By
parmi lei n Of Gen. BJtusi 10 his remains would
u5 delivered TO his friends. Iii, father, at the
lsne time, was l,ing dangerously ~, OF plourc-
pneumonia, at Nag Head.
The WoutD recommends the appointment Of
commission 10 superihtend the experiment o!
emancipation which is being ,riied on at Port
ENal.
Tie llEfAtu pcurs forth column OF vulgar
a5usc ,u Ito Congressional Committee for ar
resting W,koH, its Washington kcyholo cores.
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