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DR.. Roback's scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick, no matter what organ Is
affected, depend upon it tho blood which
is the food aud sustenance Of every organ,
is full Of corruption My Scandinavian n
Blood Plls and Blood Purifier, break up
the source of disease in the fluids of the
body. They purge and purify the clements
OF tho blood. Hence their quick and CON
pleto cures in dyspepsia; scrofula, cru uptions
fts, tumora, norvousness kidney complaints.
piles. low fcvors, debility, rheumatism, head
ache, want Of sexual vlgor, etc etc. Those
remedies are astonishing tho whole med ieal
world NHH advertisement, 673w4.
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% Our thanks are due TO Hons. A. @.
Riddle, B. F. Wade aud JOHN lluIchins,
Tor valuable Congressional documents.
Death of a Geauga Soldier.

We have been furnished by Mr.. Seth
Harrington. Of Newbury, with the fol.
lowing letter for publication, announcing (
the death OF his son, Lunau Harrington.
lie was one OF the recruits for the Ais
Regiment, snd enlisted 10 Co. B, Angus;
l6Ih. He was nearly 2l years Of age:
CAHP NEAR NAaHvILLE, Tenn.
Nov. 27lh, 1859
Ma, SETH Dear SRI,
10 with feeling ol deep sorrow that | am
called upon 10 inform you Of the death OF
your son Lunan, who died at hospital in
Nashville, to day. Hubert was with him
iu his last moments, and is now 10 Nash.
vile. with Sergeant Williams. making ar.
engagements to send the body hsms.
Luuan was taken with the measles at
G'asgow.and ssnt TO hospital. Following
this, came the fever, and he was kept in
an ambulance with us until we reached
here. when it was thought best TO send
him 10 hospital in Nashville. He was
quite smart after arriving there, but the
doctor incsuIiously allowed him to take a
co|9 bath. A relapse came en-, and death
soon followed.
What We saw Of him, he wss good
soldier, and his dying words were 10 be
half Of his beloved county: GO on |
and l hope you'Il do we'll" He WAS con
cious to the last. and died without pain
Alas the rulings OF Providence come,
efenlimes, close TO the hearts Of US all,
but there is one consoling thought "He
died 10 his country's defense not in he
field, 10 be sure, but fell avictn OF camp
disease, while doing his duty, aud doing
1t we'll"
In this your sudden and great bareave
meut. you, your family. aud all his rela.
uves and friends, have our warmest and
mos, heart. felt sy mpathy.
With feelings Of true sympathy re.
min, yours, most respectfully.
E. A FORD.
Is. Lieut.. 4ls.o, ", Comd'g o., B.
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.AIpTICE.-JOHN VI. WOUDRUFF, a non.
IN resident ol the State OF Ohio. is notified lha,
Dslla Woodruff didson the 2O,h day Of Nov
1859, Ale lTsy petition in the 0ice Of the Clerk OF
the Court OF Common Plens within and for the Co,
Of Ceanga and SteN Of Ohio. charging the said
dsiendani with hahiiual drunkenness and gross
md asking that she may be divorced from the
said defendant, and hive custody OF ,hs child, "a
which Ps,iton y III s'and Tor bearing at tho nex,
Term Of satd CoQrt.
THRASH ER, DURFEg q HATHAWAY,
November Sosh, 1882, 61lwt
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GURvEYoR'sNoTICE.-Tb Tbose,Iivibg
~ at distances wishing surveying done
BY the county Surveyor, will have tbeir
calls puuotually's ssanded'to. by address.
Ing him by lslter,giVing i've d. va notice.
Direct alllesters to ,Hambdep, Geapya
Co.. o, S,EDsoN, 90. Ssyvesor
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DECEMBER 10, 1869.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MlSCELLANEOUS.
COO, 600 HHAbE Hdhb4s Tf5oEhHALR 70 stIr
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY cnLoRED
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
CANADAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK,
From recent surveys completed Aupust 10Th.
le69; cost s2o,Vco TO ensrove it, and one years
Superior to any $40 mop ever msde by Colton
or Mitchell and sells OF tic low price Of so Cents.
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and Cunsdas combined In
- one, giving
EVERY RAlLROAD STATION
and distanre between
Guarantee, any women. or man SO TO s5 per
dny. ont will axe hrek all maps that cannot be
sole, ond refund the money.
Send tor 81 worth Ia Try
Pratc1 instructions how to CanTasa well, Eur.
ris,isd all cuI agents
Wanted whossslc rgen,s Tor cur mnps IN
every STATE, Cahcrnin, Canada. France En-.
gland and Cuba, a fortnno nay be mode with
few hrndied dollars capitol No Competition.
J: Y. LLOYD, No. l64 Broadway. n. Y.
| The War Department uses our Mnp of Virgin.
In, Maryland and Pennsylvania cost Slco 900,
| on v hi'h i marked An'letom Greek Maryland
rersville, NoGnds Ford. and an others on tho
Potomac. and every other place in Maryland.
! Virginia and Pennsylvania, or money refunded
ILOHDS
| TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
ONO, INDIANA & ILLINOIS.
iS the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War
| Department. iuoney re- undsd to any one find.
ing IN errorin il Price 70 Cents.
| From tho Tribune. Augusta
! "LLOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARY.
! LAND aud PENNsY LVANIA = Tbs Map is
| veiy lorge its COSTS but 25 cents, and itiI TIRE
best that con be ENrhaSf9"
kLoYps GREAT MAP OF THE MlssIs.
! SlPPI RIVER FIom Actual Snrveys by Caps.
Bart and VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River Pilo,s,
| OF 81. Louis, Mo- shows every mans plantation
and owners name. from ST. Louis. to the Gulf al
Mexico - ,35O-everv sand .har, island, larding.
town,nnd all places 20 miles back from the river;
co!ored in Counties and States. Price, Ono Dol
lar in sIeets. 81 pocket form, and $3.50 On lin.
en-, With rollers Beudy Sept goth.
Navy DsP'T, WAsHnsToN, Sept lTth, 1852.
J. T LLoYD-- Sir. Send me your Map Of tha
Mississippi River. with price per hundred copies,
| Rear Admiral Charles H, Davis, command'g tho
! Mississippi Squadron, is authorized 10 purchase
as many are required for use OF that squadron
GIDEON WELLES, Sec'y OF the Navy.
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THE JEFFERsONTkN DEMOCRAT.
LEGAL.
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Times Of Holding Courts.

lLllN az,
Times of Holding Courts.
THE STATE OF OHIO, SIS
To The Chtk Of The Cou,t If Common pias of
Geotga County Greeting!
lT Is HEREBY ORDERtp, That the several Term,
OF the DisfRivT CovRr and CouRT OF Coryoy
tLfAs Tor the year 1868, shall Je held In the sew.
efal Counties cOmposing the Ninth Judicial Dis.
uici Of the State OF Ohio. rs follows, to wit
DISTRICT COURT
IN Stark County, on Aprl 2Olh
Ia Carroll County, on April 23d
ln CaumO ana County, on April 25tk
In Muhduing County, IN April 29lh
IN Trumbull County, on May lst
in Portngc County on May 9Th,
IL Lake County, on May llth
In Gesuga County on May l2lk
In Ashisbuin CouH,y, on May liih.
CHRT oF cCHH1s Pleas
in Carroll County, on February 10th May 10Th
and October ldth
In Stark County, on February 23i, June lst
and October Both
In Columhiona County, on March %, June lst
and November 2d.
In Muhonlnp County, on February eth MAY
18Th and October l4th.
IN Portage County, on February 9Th, May 18th
and October I4th.
In .rtumbui County, on March "a, June Is,
and November 9th.
III LIKE COuuly, on feOIGAfY El, May lSth
and Sep embet 2ls'.
lu Geauga County, on February lith. May SSH
and September 29th.
lu AshtObula County, on February 23l, Jun.
eth and October 18th.
You will enter this orlerUn the journals Of the
District Couttand Court Of Common Pleas. nnl
cause the same TO be published, ss required by
law.
WITNESS the signatures Of the JUDGES Of saIl
District, nt Warren, this 2Tih day OF October
A. y. 1852. J A AMBLER,
JOHN W. CHURCH
CHARLES + GLIDDRN,
NORMAN L CHAFFEE.
JadgY Of the CoN,i 81 Common Pleas Of t1t
NisM Judicial DiStricE
THE STATE OF OHIo / l. WILLIAM N KErNY
Geauga County. Clork Of the Cour. Of Com
mon Pleas within nnG for the County OF Geauga
and State aforesaid. do hereby csrii,y that the
foregoing ia q uuo copy Of the original, now on
fiio In this office.
~ In testimony whereof | have hsreuntn
| !. ) subscribed my name, and aft Sed the sea
~ OF said Court, AT Chardon, Friday. Dec
H. ls62. %M. N kEENY, Glsrk.
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Donation Visit.

A Donation Visit will be given to the
Rev. L. R. Jayne, at his residence in this
place, on the afternoon and evening Of
Wednesday, the 24th inst. All are re.
spectfuly invited TO attend.
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RRoKE into the iucIosure of the subscribs,
- on or about Oct 18th, medium. sized Roc
Sow, supposed to be 3 OF years old The owne
s sLe9ues,ed 70 prove property. pay charges. anc
exc nef away I'D. ASHCRAFT. :
Munson, December 9th, ie6a. :, 6Tsws
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A Cerd,

Mr.. and Mrs. Lstimer respectfully ten.
der their thanks TO their frends in Omar.
don, for The visit received. and the very
liberal Donation bestowed, on the lIlh
inst. May the Donors "receive an hun.
dred fold in their ife," and joys Immortal
In the mansions OF the blest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DACTs WorTu KNOWING

L THATDR. TOBIAS vENE riAN LIN.
lMENr. cures simultaneously, cbrouic
rheumatism, headache, toothache, Group.
sore throats, collie, aud paius of all kiuds.
Tho above is candid statement Of Hhat
Dr. Tobias Venetian L'nmert will do.-
Price IS and 90 cents per bottle Sold by
all druggists
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CINCENN ATE
VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
INJV1
For the Cure of Private Diseases,

TOT LHe LuTe OF frlVale U.SeaBee,
And under the control Of two Of the most sm.
men; Physicians in the World.
DR. E. HoTArAFTE irar Loudar ard Pnris Hos
pliuis, sg0 tor ne past 10 years. OF tne Cincinnati
Venereal Hospital, and DR.. L EEYNoLrs., late
Of New York City. This is the only ciiice IN the
City where a permanent cure OF Private Dis.
eoses can be obtained Without the use OF Nercu.
ry oT change OF diet G no -hcsl cured in 10
f5 hours elect cured in 5 10 10 days. STREET.
ures cured in TO 3 weeks. NoctuTntl Ennis.
sitns stopped in o6 days. Seminal v eaknoEs
cured In 30 8 weeks. Syphilis in it's Primary
Stages cured in days; Secondary Synp oms
cured in ! to weeks lmpo,ency. vGor re.
stored in 20 weeks Skin Diseases cured Ia
| to weeks. All diseases treated with unpar.
aleed success Male or Female.
Drs. B. and Z are almost daily consulted by
young; men afflicted with the above diseases.
some OF whom are as weak and emacia'ed as II
they had The consumption and by heir fierds
supposed 10 have 1t. All such diseases yield 10 the
proper and only correct course OF treatment, /, and
in short time, they are made 10 rejoice in per.
feet heallb.
Ds BoEAPARrE's Great work on Private Dis
eases, the Private Guide to health is beneficial 10
all, male and female The old and Young should
read this book. !, will enliehten those who
grope in darkness. Price 2S cents, sent by mail
DR. BoNAPARrE's French Patent Male Sale II
is perfectly sale, and never fails to give se tisfao-
Iion. 1t Is the only safe and sure rreven i've
against contracting disease. Price 81 the sing 10
one, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen. Sent by
mail.
SrMAD'NE LozfERs FEMALE MONTHLY Pills
are safe and reliable remedy for suppressions OF
the menses from Gods, and oil ienue diseases -
Price 81 per 6ox-Exra Fine, s5- Sent to any
address by mail.
Drs. D g. r. are the men 10 consult. They
are unquestionaby acknowledged TO be the
champions and kings Of venereal dseuses, md
the only Doctors who receive Monthly Reports
from the old world They have been accuetoned
from an eerly age Of youth, to witness the various
diseases which Hfflict mankind, and 10 watch their
progress through long career OF roiessicr al
study, in every sphere OF life, from the humble
abode o poverty to the mansions Of the wen'thy.
and, having nscertained beyond doubt the vaa
suffering OF humanity, they determined 10 select
the generaive system as their particular study,
and 10 devote their whole attention to the allevl
nion OF the diseases OF these important functions.
No letters will be answered unless they con taiu
remittance or postage.stnmp Call or address
DRS BONAPARTE g. REYNOLDS,
No. 1872 Sycamore steet, between Fifth and
SIKH streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Offce hours A. M, to 9 P. NJ. o66yl
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TAKEN UP by the Subscriber, November 24lb
1 large Bay Mare, with black Name anc
Iull' No other VISIBLE mnrks save a little stol
IN the iorehead-inme considerably. The ownel
take her away. GEORGE r DAYTON
CiaTidon, December 5lli, l762. 67Sw2
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@-Thc Soldiers Mite Society vii! meet
q. the Town Hall. on Tuesday evening next.
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ThE STATE OF oHlO,, In Com. Pleas
l. GeOugn Goun'y, ss.

J. Geauga County, ss.
Della A. Woodruff !
versus Notice.
John NJ. Woodruff
THE said defendant is hereby notified that the
l plaintiff will take depositions a, the otficC
Of II. D. Clark, In Cleveland, Cuyahoga County
Ohio, on the I'D day of January, A. .. G3
between the hours OF 8 O'Clock A. III and 8 p
NJ, and to continue from day TO day, at the sa me
place between the same hours, until the taking
u, that place shall be completed.
Also at the residence of VIM Allen, in the
City OF Milwaukee, In the State Of Wisconsin. on
the Iolh day of January, A. D. 1863, be-
tween the hours of O'Clock A. M.and 8 P. nj a
snd Gay, and to continue al the same place, be
tween the same hours from day to day, until the
taking at that place shall be completed.
THRASHER, DURFEE g. HATHAWAY.
5Hw3 A,ty's for plaintiff
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT MIR. Aaron Porter,
Of BuuGysburg, Geauga County. put his
shoulder out of joint Saturday night last in
a singular manner. He was aslocp iu bed
and dreamed that a largo snake was direct.
ly before him, and that the only way he
could avoid il ~onld be ia mako desperate
jump. which he did. 5ut instead of jumping
over the snake, he jumped against the side
OF the room, resulting as aoove stated -
C9suelaad Leader.
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sEE Advertisement OF WAIsoSs NRvpABssa
Kl2s, In anotDsr column.
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n,ath rhsmas N. BondaraHs.

C,louel Thomas N. Bondurant, CT Bucking
ham, for many years Sen ator from Ina. dis
,.ic,, was killed a few days ago by fall from
his horse He was a man Of strong MIND I'M
firing industry, and great energy Of character
Since the year 1886 he has been the Princ'pa
r,onr;.,or Of the Richmond Wing, which pa
nor vas at tina. time twelve years old, having
hean 6rst Issued 9Th January, 1924 Colo ne
Il was a man of remarkable integrity, and one
Of the most useful men in both public and pr
xats life we have ever known. He lie a great
loss lust at this moment, when we have neet
OF our best talent and energy.
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A certificate Of ate ndance at the Pennsyl
vaDia Hospital during the year 1860 81, he
longing 70 DR.. Patrick Fl. e. Noble, wa5 fouu,
on the 6eld of battle near williamsburg anc
10 now At the hardware store Of Johnston anc
Bransford, Main street, where it can be hac
on application. No person with whom we have
convsrsed seemed to know the owner. We
presume he belongs to our own army.
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Aao,her Yankee Breaaptate -" Captain
Brown. of the Fusileers,' attached 10 inc
Army Of the Peuinsu'a, presented to the gov,
ernor on Saturday, tor the State, 1ansee
hresstplste. captured with its owner III the
late firht near Williamsburg. One dent, as II
from a musket bail, was observable immeai-
a,ely over the region of the heart, and four
onore Lesser ones could bs seen IN close prox-
lmity to the first. The Yankee was evidently
saved by his breastp!ate. which, by card
thereon, was found to have been made IN
Connecticut, the land of wooden nutmsRs and
aams. TIE breastpate is now in the office of
the Secretary cf the Commonwealth, where IT
can be seen by the curiously disposed
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A SummersauN The heavy engine No 225
formerly running on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, ran off the track Of the Central rail
road at Louisa Courthouse on Friday, anG
turned over against the bank. The down
mailt' ain was detained about four hours, unit
the track could be laid around it. When the
engine was raised Oh Saturday and placed OIL
the track, it was found to nave sustained nc
injury. The accident WAS cause I'd by a mis-
placed switch
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frsnrtcf Bars}ary -Sprla nefariou2 in
GiylduA!s sl2!e he lever belonging 10 the der
- 4 n-ei II constructing II. nsw Richmond
iat~ -, few ilrh's ago. and then enie..
wore - s.isct AL cutrauoe hy the same into
tho very store of Mr. G. &. Waiter, ot.
Broad street, near The corner OF 5;h They
hToTyh! n hesr on the bolt and lock some
pretty hard wrenehing, but before they cue
c6ade': il their designs, were frightened of
by petsot.s 7csiding in the adjacent building -
This is The seaond s'tempt III q torcibie en-
trance iuto Mr. Walter's store, while she
nightwatch are disturbing the caihl slulEhars
Of nervnn; old ladies' by tie 'Charlies - loud
a:ior;ng g. lie door steps Resembling very
much he high pressure engines ef the Yankee
sunboaia, or in more plain language the bray
ing OF nu~reroue asses il coucoriun!. "Ws:ch
man what Of the night p
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In
no n"'n her ~ ihis q "a ~ n.,s,n. aQsdsoj
"a = Z vessel Dnis yor, ecjrc an, s,hp'oysi
Lam, rstteot.u =, ,oar n,
oIDso' vfLls,
sslTAsr = o Ssgoss.rs 2.,.os,s,
Ia" fo'ioviTg n7m,d par,o,,
'eas"d from military custody. ,v ,n, ~
h1it'y, firm the old Ca,i.ol
"ash'r or. last week. oftsr ,ak,nv
Of allies lance: '1s 1sh
Nilii, IT Mathews. Loudoun ,o,,
q. ri II wynn. Prince a,orss,s Va
90 EDWARD Na:zyar, SvItz risns comfy
ii r'eF, reieGd; Vim. r Lucks,,' JOB
sou ecu wv /; J )hn X Good III !an
cu.ty ' j. =; Antony Mcf,.s. F .t, n.afsr i
y, Va John A h'ther, P,ss con- con-
FRA CTS Shank, Psg, county. Va Va.
faynsSr, JenersoD cJuuiy, Va INST
L.Y, franklin parish. L.. jams wniN,
~ Jsn.rs'n conaty, Va: James FEE
Sft H'rd cnuntv. Va Jane. ,jer,.r" hs'
fora county. Va. Free erick Urisor' STAT
dom cfnnty. Va; Henry +. Ws,kls s ION
irahhm county, Va ; James 9rIss,r nyE-
George cpuoty, Va; John RawI,ps. sHns
George county, Va ; L'wia st..sr. un,tt
moro. w. " in'on ". 0uiick l. nr..
"nn'y, Va. John W Writ, l. putoun ~, =, -
V. ~'a-'T.
HIGHLY Is7xzssrIss IRoH uIssorr
4 ~. LoD'cJrrespopdent OF the Mi!vs,,.
Ne@s writes as follows. under data 0, A.
2i:h
have spent p go9d may hours In ioo.,-
Hrpuod this city and chatting with rnsn ,.I.f
all pirts { the state, and I en sati.rs. IN
thsie are 40 many Secs s1 onists hers a,.,a'
Sine-'en'hs Of the Americans In this rt,v -,
Secessiouists. end nothing bu. he siaSt :,
brass buttons and red tape keeps hem dov.
Our pickets at Ben ton barracks are sr.I.,
nearly every night. One Of Col Bars,o,.
men was shot In the leg, and on OF Colnr,'
Wash burn s tn: oush the hand, Few Diss,,
since.
II is am using to rs here who have seer a.
conversed with hundreds who were In "A.
battle OF PistsOurg. TO read the different A.
counts Of our loss Ia that engagement IL,
Sc no good reason for denying he fac. ,A,,
our I el ioughs Ike 50 ma py tigers, bn.o,.
i.ss was .mmenss The Luio DER OF rs F.t
srti tTcpcs kill aud wouL ded Is fun /; 81.
besides - 90 OF 6oo) taken prisoners
In week or 40 you will hear OF b.
s'c0I Dat i., which Wit DO the most q 81 o.
ate one ever Tough, on this continent. Bsau
regard = III aave by that time over 2oGsi
men II the vIciui,y OF Dorinth. They s1oy
itis life or death wi them, and .nsy aiI,
GaIther sur! eader nor sked ,ddle. | has.
Iteser donbtsj our AGILITY TO whip them. b, 7,
We shall be compelled 20 f1,ht ageiuss Cd,
ara must necessarily lose many teCus-nt,I1
d cCIbiGs batiie
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I0ift0itc NGrc. As will IL seen nv an al
vart;sement in apother COLUMN, a number OF
citizens, exempt from military !u,y, have On.
iered their services to the Governor to aid il.
The defence of the city, to be organized int
such corps as may he deemed hest by those
in authority. In the present alarming time
this is exactly the move which should be
made, and we sincerely trust that the mum
Der of those who have already volunteered
will be considerably augmented within the
next twenty four hours No that the enemy
are advancing rapidly to invade our homes
nothing but the most determined spirit of re
sistance can avert the terrible fate which seems
impending over ne. One united effort-one
death struggle, and we are free Sit supinely
at hcme, and we will soon be that which al
the craven hearted deserve to be-slaves for.
ever
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LepRasYecNA DiYisi0n

We understand General Johnston express
ed great admiration Of the manner i'll which
Longstzset and his men repelIsd the enemy at
Williamsburg. The strici discipline OF a yssr
had improved their efficiency wonderfully. and
they Id not ssem to he she same division tn st
had fought at Msnsssas, although at Msnsssas
they covered themselves with glory.
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BrERkins's OFsRAFIoSs-~TbsK alsiSh .iyat
M sesrps That the Yankee, h I'VE garrison 81
the town Of washing on. =. o., and thu,
bsspsihs is imr.assii & &c. citizsns into his
s'fv'ce, s"'ssax aud srproplaung All tbs
eefsI' mules. aud psgro~s that b. can lag
I1 hsros upon. and per for ming sunfry OF Der
t!lsletcs cprraticns a son OF NJ Eesca;s
ex.MsScr VI Washington, who had gone ov,
&c The Yankees pr.s,cr. 10 the arrest of b..
fssht'. has been made o L,.a.snsut Co,cre
* L.rcolhe ssyvlce-
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Police Afatrs.-The following arrests were
effected by the police on Saturday: Patrick
Ryan, for sssaulting JnO. Mcmahon, and steal,
ing from his repon a silver watch valued at
So Jno McA nally for drunkenness and tres.
passing on John ID. Smith. 1hos. f, Kinney
aud Alfred Cardwei, for fighting on the Cspi,
cage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-12

Mayors Court, Saturday, May 10Th
Jenny, slave of Ellen Douglas, having been
arrested for roaming about the streets Withou,
pass, was let off John Morgan, person OF
uncertain reputation, found drunk and asleep
in "a suspicious locality, committed to Jail
Henry Harris free negro charged with steal
ing watch from Henry Alexander, was sen,
on for trial to the Hastings Court Morgan
Britton, for the murder of his wife, and Har
riet, slave of Ben Cooley, (the latter, convict.
ed of the murder of Cooley's wife, having
been cent to Staunton tor safe keeping) were
cont inued in Jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-12

The Il. h. l. Buey.--As will he seen by no.
tice eitewhe.s, the members o: this fav0rite
old company, alter long CHI, finds iisel
~ Hanover Court House, aud sadly III need Of
hahiiinents to render tAem comfortable. w
lee. assured tina. The annJuiio ement Of tho
-inpio fact will be more effective than any ap
peal that could le made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-12

Increase Of Accommodatsohs.-I In conse-
quencs of the presen, and prospective increase
Of Yankee prisoners mere, the Secretary Of
War has authorized the employment oil the
large tobacco factory of Crew and Pemherton,
on Cary street, nearly opposite the present
prison, in order TO accommodate them In any
number The present prison is crowded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-12

FtueS.-The following fines were imposed
by the Mayor on Saturday s. Oh VIM Smith
for permitting his cart to be driven over the
side walk of 10th street; s. on Abraham War
wick for permitting an offensive pool Of water
10 remain on the corner of Clay ami lst streets
and s. on Lewis He'll for permitting his horse
and wagon to he driven across the sidewalk
corner of 9Th and Broad streets.