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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

!. !. IS. NJ F6DIGAL.
S&!. DISCOVERY
laa .s4S s14S1 OF THE AGE.
ME-. KENNEDY, OF HOxBURYj
M has discovered In ono Ofour common pasture weeds
remedy that cures lM
q e Every Kind Of Hu1nor,
Tho worst soroiula down TO- common Rimpla
Hs has tried itn over eleven hundred cases. and nst
or ailed except In two cases, doth thunder humor he
has now In his possession hundred certificates Of
its value, all within twenty miles Of Boston. - dgih
Two bottles are warranted 70 cure nursing sore
One . three bottles cure tho WOnsEind Of Pinpis'
on tho face. eu tl4 iaal fHHlql bli
Two o. three bottles will elear the systsm Of bilss.
Two botties arc warranted 10 cure the worst oanksr In
the mouth or stomach.
Thrse 70 dvs bottles are warranted TO euro the worst
One 70 two bottles are warranted 70 cure aiIhumor
Two bottles arc warranted 10 cure running tho ear
y 30
-four 70 sz bottles arc warranted to cure corrupt and
Yuuniur uloern y
One Sottis viii cure scaiy eruption Of the skin. q
FsooI tnree oosties arc "arrAnVeo " our" 'n' "V"'
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the mos.
desperate case Of rheumatism. ~
Three 10 four bottles warranted 10 cure
Five to eight bottles Will cure tho worst ease Of isro.
a. .,,,.v. .,r.v,.,..d s,o,, ths a,rt bottis
u. 49,, ., q wnts% -hsy .hs stav, onsptitv 4,
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| - RoxBuRY. MASS.
| DRAh MADAM---The reputation OF the Medical Dis
ooveg, IN curing ei klnos q nomop, nso wel es.ay
sned n me unanimous voice OF ainno nave eveI w.
II tnat aeeo not ~ snynlns on tne ~ Wy
the oonntry are unanimousin its praise. NJ y q
Ia presenting the Medical Discovery % your nonoe
40 y WIN nii knoNieose o. iM cuiasve powvn " M,
nevins ALI and cnrlng moet o. those oseasen Wnol
you are uniortanasy 70 haDlo, 1hA' "Vss 80
dlseaSe 70 an anecnonaee motnet, "a :. .
N0Ms.No .t sonn -. ~ -. ,..,o,,,
70 ts nstura sweetness, and your babe from mort
ettul nApa 70 calm and sweet slumben and the Medca
Discovery becomes fountain ofblessng to your husband
and household. d.., ,.s
Al Tue m0r' sa'S1S'S n MY ER l..5..
Itextepd, to tho stomach causing
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your food dStresses you, and you only take oerAl
SaG Sysn as oonSDS a. he Grim n
The csnkeT eats Map; then your complexion loses u
bloom and becomes nalow and greeni,n, and your pe
| day u gone. FOR want OF nourhnmenL your VbVem y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

DIR. KEYsEKs PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
VILLE-Please send me another supply Of your valu-
able s.Peotoral Byrup,D Almost everybody around
has the cold and are nquing for Dr. Keyners Pectoa
syrup" We have sold sixteen bottles last week. and
now entirely OUT Mr. A. Alter and Mr. z. Maher, both
Of Blarsyiiie Pa tell us they would not be without Il
in their families In fact, all who use It once want 1t
again. Yours, respectfully, ..-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13
PIrrnuRaH, December, 81, ls59.

A GREAT CURE BY DIR, KEYsERs rEoToRAL
eYRUP.-I live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
the 4th Of February last, and continued eight months
employed the best physiclans In the country, and y
cough continued unabated until early IN October At
thattme was advised 70 Try your PICTORIAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting had
despared OF ever getting WE'LL and think It should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
II has done in my case. JOHN y. LlTTLb,
WItnesn-B, n. KmR. PEBBLES townhip.
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+ Ae 3y4a 1890 e-l-1 3ais933ola JRs Z
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j thority Of the RngiIsh LanEuage."
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"rm BEST HNaLIsH DICTIONARY HxTAsr.p
80 sdi ,b3l15s4 sdo5 ssra'v Asr Ib@ywAsrs.
s'EIete are upwardu Of n Hundred Thousand Words,
wh0ae mutfAroub meanngb and deEivAtionp, together
with thei correct spelling, and pronunciation are clearly
set before the eye" NHR NNli is h1t
Ogncinm0st Cbm,meycidl.



Read the DeoisIons OF no Ms,n1srs OF AS Ohio STATE
ll g1 ih1i 1bdohsra Associatt0n.a ~ in baagg /
The undersigned, members Of tho Ohio State Teachers
Association, adopt and aim 70 In teaching, writing
and speaking, the orthography and pronunciation OF
Worcoster Rcyal Quarto Dictionary, and we most COR
daily recommend Il % the most reliable standard an.
thorty Of tho hngah language, aatjs now written and
spoken, uri.fea rsed@ra ghnd-gaea a,,.f, ..,;4 \
LoEN AsDRrws, President Kenyon college.
u. D LEserrT, Superintendent ZAnesvlc Schools.
yHos. W HAavEI, erp't Massilon Union Schools.
JouN LYNuH, eupt Publlc Schools, oireieville. l
g. n. SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female Bemina'
ry. .,,s :.
Jom 0sDEE, Principal State Normal School, Minne.
oYnu. MASON Principal Fourth intermediate school,
Cincinnati. i'1-'H 'i3
/ EDwm REsAL, Principal MoNesly Normal School.
HId T.. TAPrAR, Prof. Mathematlcs Ohio Uniyersity.
WM, w. Epwk ARDS 6up't Troy Union School.
A. q. HoPkiNs, Principal West High School, oleve'
s. A. NOsTos, Associate Princp. High School, clevo.
TnrODOR. srrRrus, Principal High sehoOI, olevs
land.
J. A. GARsnlD, President ofiklecto Institute, HI
ram.
W. L. HARRu, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio weslsyAn
d. II. BARHEY, Ex. x.oOmnisionsro Of Common Schools
Ohio. n + go 103IT.1I ~ fIi'
THos Hnl, President Antioch College.
o. W. q. oATHoART, Prof. Mathematics, HIsh
3. q. oRUHBAusu, Prof. Language, High School
Dayton. .T %
8. N. BARBrR, sup't Union Schools Ashland. Ih
More nan Sip Rundrsd other Prsstdezts Of GoIls
0es PyoJsssors, AusA0rs and Distinot,tsAsd Educd
| tore, hdCe eadorsed the dbove sentfn'ent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

T sTEuBnvnLk, o., March II, 1853
nave used DR.. Keysers Cough syrup for bad cough
ol several years standing, and can cheerfuy Say II
the beet medicine for the same that have ever taken
J.W, PRICE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

NJ a,.lrI aI. PlTTsBURGH, April ~, 1857.
READ THE Truth. .--DR. KKvaKRi I have q dangh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without beneft-smong them Ayers Cherry Pectoral.-
1 purchased from you bottle Of your PEOT0hAL
sYkUP and before she had used half bottle she vas
relieved, The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
oouRh JOHN DARN,
~ Robinson street, Allegheny.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

DIE A O - u ID NMEETHNGnI AND
ID eHIRTMGB, Ill wdths, of most oslebgatsd makes
now oasrsd b sroatest varsv md = s.g loy Prees.
Dhl8 10. = South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-13

CPHING OLOAK8 hNW BAsQINEBa
- nHW STYhEe--E3afunk Son, No. 2 u South
High street. have justopened new sgles Of oJo7a om-9
cuLARs BAseUINm and Skoqun made In tho oeWest and
most stylish manner. NJ Also Su peFb Plain
Back Silks, very heavy. designed expressly Tor
Asntilsa and Beaqntnes 1880 s.aa Iapri5
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sGLIbcrty street, PittsbuFgh,

ssToP THATlCoUGHING. ."-'HoH oanI do itf' go
TO KeyserG on Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
PeotoTs and that don't cure yon, your case must be
desperate indeed" This specimen Of the colloquy
one hear almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year And We can, from actual experiment, cheer
fully concur In the advisers sdmonihon above, for
have tried the Pector in amoSt stubborn case with
entire succss Near two weeks ego Wewent TO Pittsburgh,
With one Of the most distressing, contrary, mulish,
mbduabe coughs ever experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere We coughed steadily and
aboriously for one whole week IN hopes Of ttNo ou
but II no 60 In tact seemed rather % have I'M
proved by practice and 70 have acquired strength poen
cy and dSfrssstby BY the operation. In this slageo Of
the sege We cou hed way 70 Keysets I4O Wood b.
procureda nfy cent bottle Of the Pectorar took II
according 70 drectonB and in houTs
master Of the field, the enemy having Internationally
surrendered after brief but unequal conflict with 30
Formidable an advefsaEy a. Keyser's famous "0ongh
Pectorai. ."--D DyosORsvfuS QtRper, Dec. IA, 1850.
DIR. KEYsBR's PICTORIAL SYRUP is prepared and
sold By Dr GEORGE H. KEYsER, 40 Wood street,
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PRESIDENTS or COLLEGES I'M OHIO


MARlRrrA ooLLEan LIT 10 truly magnificent work.
honor to the author, the pubshers, and tho whole
country. y."-PreSident Andrews. ~
ONO WEsLHAH UnvxRmrr .."1t exceeds my expectar
tons II will BE- my guide In orthogrsphy and pronun.
citation, and will often be consulted BY for ita neat
and accurate dehnitions. ."-President Thompson.
W. b. EcLEOrIc 0oI1kaE-"H Heretofore We have used
Webster's orthognphy. At q recent meeting OF our
Paculy,u decided TO change II to conform 10 that
Of worcesteES Royal ouarto Dictionary"
Garfield fIIE ls.lIl .....I Il. .lf
WEsrun REmvE OoiLnas.--'sI nnd II worthy Of
cordial appreciation .r-Prosident Hitchcock.
o1Eaun coLLEsE.--"It more than meets my sxpscta-
tlons. recommend II as the standard authority In
orthOepy to my children and my pupils President
Morgan. -lL--,Sl tIlt -E
ANTIOCH coLLHaE. .-sI sdopt and aim to use In teach
ing, writing and speaking, the orthography and pronun-
eiGton Of Morcestsr's loyal ouarto DisHonAry."-
President Hill.
"In sll my writing, speaking, and teaching, have
deavoTed 70 conform 70 the us for ortbography and
pronunciation contained In Worcesteg Dctionay.r
Horace Mann, late President. ,t --f F-
KHNIoN OoLLEaE, GAABm .-''I mos cordially recon
mond 1t the most reliable standard authority Of the
Anglilh language a. II a now written and spoken."-
President AndreW1.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.

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The Dictionary u an inpersnAbe monument 70 the
learning aud Industry OF ie antnor and an nonor 70 the
world Of letter. The mechanical execution is ar supe'
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uiq WIN eGsotuAlIy cure
LIyHR O0APLAnzT, DYsPlPBIA. JAUNDIOnl

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of The KdnsyN
gnd all dseasea arising from dsoered Liver q btQm1
ach Dyspeplla Heartburn, Inward Piles Aodityoy Bob
pain OF sNimmng ~ the bead, Pail ALTON " tt Heat
fuilness Or Weight IN tbs Stomach, Sour nipotsnpps
or YeIIowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Night swsat
eard Eevers Pain IN the mall Of he back, chest u noe,
Sudden Ripahea Of Heat Depression OF Spirits, fnEhui
Dreams LanRuoF, Dependency any Nervous UAe9sei
sorrs OF Botches on Ae Bkn, and Fever and Agus(o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-10
From Southern Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. S.-We hear nothing OF
special interest from Gen. Schofeld's NJ
my. The rebels don't appear to have at
tempted TO regain lost advantages or to re-
possess themselves Of any part of Missouri
Territory. They have been pursued into
Boston Mountains and will certainly be
compelled to retreat beyond the Arkansas
river.
The rebel column that was to take Pilot
Knob and Girardeau from the Southeast by
way of Pocahontas, have not yet achieved
such results, on the contrary they have
been driven below rocohousas, aud por-
tions of Gen. Steels forces are so disposed
at Pitteran's Ferry and other points that ii
will be impossible for the enemy to obtain
a foot hold in that quarter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-10
Asylum Burned at New york,

Nav YORK, Nov. 9-The Roman Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum for boys, on Bedford
Avenue Brooklyn, took fire from heater at
two o'clock Sunday Morning and was total.
ly destroyed. There were 24s children
therein nearly all of whom were saved; on
ly two yet known to be dead, though It is
feared some are in the ruins. Two hun
dred and twenty-five were brought to the
female branch of the Asylum on Congress
street this morning, and it is to be hoped
that the balance will be accounted for, rs
many of those rescued were found snug in
bed in private houses in the neighborhood.
Citizens and firemen turned out en- mGsse in
the storm to render services to the cause OF
humanity, and but for their efforts there
must have been a territle calamity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-10
Prom Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Ths frst informa-
ton the public received of the relief of Nc
CIellan from the Army of the Potomac was
through tle telegram published this morn
ing. 1t affords a general theme OF CONVEX
satiOn and comment aud excites surprise,
the event occurring unexpectedly. The
cause of the executive action in the premi
ses does not appear to be known outside Of
official circles aud hence the absence Of
facts gives rise 10 conflicting specuIatious.
Mcclellan. il is said. PASSED through
Washington to-day on his way TO Trenton.
The friends of Gen. Hooker say he has suf-
fciently recovered from his wound TO re-
sumo his duties on the field.
The Monitor left the Washington Navy
Yard yesterday evening and passed down
the Potomac River.
Major General Hunter will in few days
return to the Department of the South
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Gales on the Eastern Coast.

NEw York, o'clock. a. ~, Nov. o.
II is showing and hailing and heavy gale
is blowing here. The o. S. hospital ship
Daniel Webster, from Alexandria, for Ply
mouth Grove, II. l., with $40 sick soldiers,
put into this port to-day in consequences Of
experiencing Tremendous gales aud being
short of coal. The bedding aud everything
else on board of her is saturated With
water.
The light ship Capt oosgrove, which has
been stationed of Sandy Hook parted her
mooring at noon on the 9Th inst. during the
gale and drifted as far soath as the south
ern end of the woodlands when she was
fell in with by the Daniel Webster and
towed int port.
The ships Belle Wood and G z have ar
rived from Liverpool.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-10

Important from the Army at War
renton.-Battle Impending at Wa
terloo.
WARRESToS, Va, 1 p. IL, Nov. 7.-Geu.
Reynolds corps have uuiisturbed posses
sion here. The place is occupied by Col
Payne, with 400 cavalry and hoWitzers.
Gen. LOustreets corps had occupied Gull
pepper Courthouse for several days. he
generally reported that he would eacamp
on the hills south of it.
Gen. Hills command arrived there on
Thursday
Reliable citizens confirm the general be-
lief that Lee has succeeded in Gliding
Mcclellan and that the main portion of his
army is at GOrdonsville.
Hills command and Stuart's cavalry
formed the rear guard. The former was at
Chester Gap and PleAsonton pushed the
latter to Flint Hill.
Our troops found go wounded rebels in
the hospital here. Great distress prevails
among citizens hereabouts for the neees-
saries of life All the stores have been
exhausted. Supplies and closed cars are
expected here to- morrow. The snow storm
continued till late this P. n,
Gen. Bayard to-day captured Lieut.. Col.
Blunt, of LOngstreet's staff. Blunt is Pro-
vost General in the rebel army and was
inspecting his piekets when captured
Leading secesh of this town prophecy
that graf battle will take place in this
vicinity in few days. They say Jackson
is only ten miles of, with 10000 men, and
Bragg is moving from GordonsvilIe in great
force, and say there is but little doubt that
Jackson is threatening to attack oar forces
at Waterloo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-10
From Washington.

WAsHISGroN, Nov. THE agent of the
Associated Press enquired Mt the State De-
partment to-day about the current state
ments of Mr., Seward having been cousuI-
ted by Mr.. Buchanan in the closing DAYS
of his administration, also about hostile
announcements being made by Mr. Mercier
to the Secretary of State, and about pro-
tracted, and adjourned, and anxious meet
ings of the Cabinet involving serious mill
tary and Cabinet changes. The Secretary
simply replied to the enquiry that the al
legged consultations between himself and
Slr. Buchanan were imaginary, the repor-
ted propositions of Mr. Mercier were apo
chryphal, and the alleged Cabinet meetings
fabulous.
Brig. Geu Martiudnle has been formally
restored to duty after suspension of about
one month.
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RESOLUTIONS OF REsPEoT.

WHEELING Nov ., lSbz.
At a meeting of the Guards Fire Company, held
this evening, the following preamble aud resolutions
were adopted by the Company:
wHEREAs, 1t has pleased the Advise dlsposer Of
NIL things to remove by death frOm association
our beloved brother Foreman, jams BEAUFoHT. re-
comfy constituted member OF the Guards Pre Com
pAny, Therefore be It
Rcsolred, That while we bow submissivcly to the
dispensation Of Divine Providence, by which one Of
our members has been taken away, we will cherish
the memory Of the deceased as man endowed with
thOso virtues and talents which render man esteem
cd, and whose usefulness among us causes his
loss to boa serious calamity. rH.
RssolUed That In honor Of our departed brother we
will wear the usual badge Of mourning for 30 days.
Resolred That the foregoing resolutions be record
cd the minutes OF tho Company, and inserted
In each OF the daily papers Of tho city, and also
that copy containing these resolutions be sent to
his relatives by the Secretary practicable.
We hereby tender our sincere thanks to the other
companies OF the city who so kindly participated with
in rendering this the last tribute Of respect to our
departed brother.
10 the members of tho seyeuty-six we tender our
warmest acknowledgements for the of their hose
- - y : sffF. EDWARD wEISGFRBRR,
SAMUEL NJ. DARRAII,
WM. II. HARRISON, lr
| $40 UT.n#r rt- Committee
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Reported Attack on Nashville.

Reported Attack on Nashville
LOUISVILLE, Nov. s.-About eight rebel
prisoners arrived from Lebanon, Kentucky,
tonight, including assson of Humphrey
Marshall, who violated his parole and join
ed the rebels.
The Democrats Bowling Green CORES
pondent this morning writes that an es-
capped prisoner who left MurfeesbOro on
Wednesday, reports that Generals Polk and
Breckenridge with q, 900 men and artillery
attacked the south side of Nashville Fri I.
day morning, while John Morgan on the
north side with 5000 men crossed at the
ford and attempted to destroy the bridge
but were repulsed. The result of Folks
attack is unknown.
Gen. McCook's corps comprising Sill,
Woodruff, and SheFidau's divisions reached
Nashville on Friday.
Crittenden's corps was at Gallatin Fri
day morning at dawn.
Cheatham with portion of Bragg's army
was at Murfreesboro. The remainder of
Bragg's army, except $4,000 left at Cum
bertrand Gap, was pushing towards Nash
vile. Bragg bad been arrested aud SUI
Perceded by Joe johnson, for his disas-
trous campaign in Kentucky. No notice
had been received at Murfreesboro, which
has been in constant teleguphiC commu-
uication with Mobile, of the capture of the
latter city.
LATER.-LoUIsvILL, II P. M.-The news
not confirmed. We have been in tele-
graphic communication with MitchelVille,
Tenn, for the past two days aud have re-
ceiVed none of the above tidings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-10
HEADQUARTERS a41n DRIoADE, Y. N. ]

General Order No. 0.
l. Until further orders, tho field, staff and COM
mssioned officers, with the non-commissiOned stan
officers Of tho 18th and 5th Regiments ofVlrginia Mill
tin will attend at the Armory under the Court House
on each Monday evening" for instruction In tactics.
The roll will DO called att O'Clock precisely
II. The 4th and 9th Regiments will muster on
Saturday, the 18th inst, at o'clock, P. NJ the 9th
Regiment on 4th Street between Union and Monroe
Streets, and the 4th Regiment Fourth Street. be-
tween Monroe and Quincy Streets. Each Captain
ed, precisely at ~ o'clock, p. NJ Zach Regiment
will bO formed by the Adintant upon the order Of the
Colonel. The Brigade will be formed by the AssiE-
tant Adjutant General, upon the order OF the Brga-
der General, for inspection and review.
III. Until further orders, each company of the
9Th and 6th Regiments will assemble for inspection
and instruction, evening in each month, for two
hours, commencing precisely at o'clock. The Cap
tain of each company will cause the roll TO be called
and Rbsentees noted for return.
isIY The Colonies OF the 4th and 9Th Regiments
will forthwith order meetings of the battalion and
Regimentnl courts for the laying OF fines upon delin-
uuents and the transaction OF business at such times
and places MS the Colonel of each Regiment may
Designate
Brigade; Col. j. II. Cochrane, 1884, Regiment. Han
cock County; Col John D. Nichols, 1854 Regiment,
Brooke County; Col james McCluney, 5th Regiment,
Ohio County; Col. Andrew j. Sweeney, 18th Regi-
Regiment, Ohio County; Col: Geo. Bowers, 18th
Regiment, Marshall County, will each return to these
Headquarters, roster of the field, stat and company
officers OF his Regiment, and copies Of the rolls and
ment He will also return the description, number
and condition of all arms and Accoutriments belong
ing to the State within the bounds OF his Regiment
His attention Is directed to the 9th Chapter Of the
Code of Virginia, Edition OF 1897 and especially
to Sections IL, H. 49, Il and Is OF that chapter
BY order Of Briadter General jams 8. WHEET.
b. DAVENPORT,
now Asst. Adj't. General, 9th Brigade, V. NJ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-10

DSss SHOOTING AFFRAY.-There was a
shooting ARRAY up at New Cumberland,
Hancock County, on Thursday. Itnppears
that one Bentley Mccloud is alleged to
have seduced a young woman 10 that
neighborhood. A relative of the young
lady meeting McCloud upon the street fred
a pistol at him. The ball passed fmme-
diutely in front of Deputy Provost Marshal
Hobbs, and passing also by McCIoud, en-
tered the leg of a young man named
Chandler. Hobbs, who supposed that he
himself was shot ut, drew pistol and was
about to defend himself. when nm explana-
ton took place. McClOud, who is vio-
lent rebel, was soon afterwards arrested
and was yesterday brought down to this
city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-10

B9=A SNAKE SToRY.-We fear that our
readers will begin to think that We are be-
coming famous for snake stories. We have
told two or three within the past several
months. which have been received, at least
by our contemporaries abroad, with many
grains of allowances, but we will venture
upon another which we are assured is true.
a few days ago gentleman residing near
the village of Newport, on the Ohio river,
below this city, pIOwed up what he sup
posed to be common house snake, but
upon attempting to kill the reptile he dis
covered that it had two distinct heads and
necks, four eyes, two mouths, &C., all per-
fectly formed. The gentleman finally cap
tured the snake aud it has attracted great
attention in the neighbOrhood. 1t is sup
posed to be Instant relation of the tabled
hydra with which the ancient and able
bodied Hercules had so much difficulty.
The owner of the reptile intends to consult
Barnum.