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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-23
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THE BEssT IN THE WOHLD'
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted mot to njure the Hair In The lsast remedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and nviRorstes the Har for
LIE. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by oil Druggists, eto.
III The genuine s signed WILLIAM A. BAToHB
LoR, on tho Jovr sidss of saoA 6oe. ...4
Factory NO. 81 Barclay street,
Qate 233 Broadway and 10 Bond Htreet)
may29-dawly NEW YORK.
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Street Railroad.

Tho StOckhOlders OF the ssOOIumbus
4 Railroad COMPANY" are hereby notified to meet al
the Office Of Mess Baxtlit Smith, In the city Of 90.
lumbu!, o., on Friday 10th day Of January, A. D. le63
At 10 o'clock A. M, for the purpose OF choosing seven
Directors Of naid Company and ransacting any other
ar JOHN =. BhRfLIT, JOHN MiLEIR
o lnioDoRl oohsTocK, 4. A. o. HEADHS7. fHI1Si
~ JACOB RDTMHARD, e3'ntiV 77t17I F7. W.
oOrPoI.sc!s q q. oOlsmbua Railroad Company.
BNei'AvyNooe.oSWM 81" %
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Sale Of Government Property.

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
hours OF 10 A. N. and P. M, at the Orphan Asylum
Lot Hlm street, Cincinnati, "a Condemned Horsss.
By order Col, THOMAS SWORDS. 40. N. Gen1.
deo23-d2t 3. W. HURTT, Capt. d A. Q. M,
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Ohio Railroads.

We have received pamphlet entitled "The
Railroad Interest Of Ohio, by Philo Agricola,' u
from which We CLEAN few facts Of interest to
our readers. GU-
In 1861 there were, according to the report Of
the Commissioners of Statistics: r.
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'OiIowing is the rate Of pay,
leomsn. from as to sq5 per month and one ration.

DAVID D. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral,
Commanding MisSlssippi Squadron.
RENDEZVOUS AT CINcINNATI
NO. 8 EAST FRONT STREET.
A. 3. BOWEN,
Acting Master,
dec2S dam Recruiting ofbeer.
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S. T.-186O-x.

Another Ingredient of remarkable and won
defful virtue used In the preparation of thest
Rittsrs, is native Of Brazil, and as yet un
known to the commerce Of the world. A Span
ish writer says: -
administered with 81.
Croix Rum, never falls to relieve nervous tfe.
NOR, wakefulness, disturbed sleep, eto, and
that IL is used with great effect by the Brazil.
ians, Spanish and Peruvian Ladies' to heighten
their color and beauty. Il imparts cheerful
ness to the disposition; vigoF to the appetite,
and brilliancy to the complexion"
We withhold its name from the public for
the present.
To the above are added Glove Buds, Orange,
Carraway, Coriander, Snake Root, etc., all
preserved in perfectly pure
ST. CRoIx BUM.
The tonic properties of St. Croix Rum, and
its powerful invigorating effects have been long
known to the physicians Of the world.
Bilious. Intermittent and Chill Fevers, on.
gendered by the change of water and diet of
travellers, particularly upon western rivers, are
prevented and cured by the Plantation Bitters.
They are also reliable to prevent sea sickness.
.4t WHAT OTHERS SAY.
B "PHLADELrHIA, Let month, 10th day, 1862.
"EsTEEMED FRIENp Wilt thou send me
another dozen Of thy Bitters7 Nothing has
proven 90 beneficial to my invalid wife or my
self, as the Plantation BItters. F%F lRs4
"Thy friend, ISAAC HowLAND."
N. B.-Ths secret of the immense sale Of
the Plantation Bitters, is their guaranteed pari.
IT, The st. Croix Rum, and every article used,
Is warranted perfectly pure, and the money will
be returned If not as represented.
The Plantation Bitters are put up in unique
quart bottles, and sold by all respectable Drug.
gists, Grocers, Hotels and Restaurants through
ont the world. Be particular that every bottle
bears the tae.simile of the Proprietor's sigma
tnre.
P. q. DRAKE & co.,
s5 202 BRoADwAT, NY.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-23

ABour seven thousand wounded men from
Fredericksburg have thus far arrived ct Wash
ineton. More are yet TO come. A great MANI
Of The sufferers have died.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-23

Removed from his ola office.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High St.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases. he may be
committed at his ohce Broadway near the Exchange
Bank.
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CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

Z NJ " a II Z ID
Published for the BRNEvrT and % warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN ee
who suffer from spermatorrhea, Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, etc., supplying at the same time The
Means OF Self Oures By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense and injury
through medical humbug and quackery.
By inclosng postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author.
=. NATHANIEL MAYTATR, Esq,
BEDFORD, KINGS Co., N. x:
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IT Is NOT A FICTION.

These statements are made By men who have demon
s.rated what they say time after time, in the crowded
hospital and the truth-telipg dssecting room. Thsy
are from men who could have no possible motive for
publishing what Is untrue, or ebszoning alsehoods
THE REMEDY WHICH WE OFFER,
DR.. Wistar'a Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
|t Has cured hundreds Of cases Of q. 1ss
Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Cons
plants, Coughs, Bronchitis, Colds, =
Asthma, Group, Whooping Cough
Influenza, etc. Many Of them
after Every Known Renee
cs dy had Failed to Reach - - .
the Disease.
.ret.g sIg5~ GA o.fSiagATE3 CO 5fi
Do notprocrastnats bat make use Of Wistsrs Balsk,
and live healthy and happy. Y gso.s,
Sold BY JOHN .. PARK, Northeast corner Of Fourth
and Walnut streets, Cincinnati Ohio. si9'asy'a
Dec, 2l-dlmkNlt. H2f6& "
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

III For further information and Through Tickets
spPH to M; Z. DOHBRTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
Columbus, Ohio,
p. W. BTRADAR,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
eJH --' yN0. W. DOHBRTY,
.,.... ,t.-t Agent, Columbus,
,..o.If M.w. WOODWARD, sssa
sfug eupenntendent, Cincinnati.
o,lambus, Dec. %, 1859. --t1 ~ ! E--71e
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THIRD TRAIN.

DAY EXPRESS ct Lao p. m. stopping ct Jefferson
London, Charleston, xenia, Spring Valley, oorMin
Dennson and Milford. also at all the stations bstWeei
Xenia and Dayton; arriving at Cincinnati Of Goe
connecting with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
Lousvlls st. Louis and Cairoi arriving ct 81. Louis a
1905 q. m. at Dayton at E35 p. M ct Indianapolis a
9a5 p m; connecting for Lafayette, Terra Haute, Obi
cago, etc.
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Winter Arrangement.
Little Miami 4 Columbus l. Xenia
2@MRQl
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton 4 Indianapolisl
Through 10 Indianapolis without Change Of Cars,
and but One Change Of Cara between
Columbus and st. Louis.
ON and After Monday. Dec. 9.
1562,
Trains viii run as followE
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
Sundays ex;opted.)

FIRST TRAIN.
AldHr EXPRESS, via Dayton, at l,2O q. m. stop.
ping at London, Xenia, Dayton, Mdiletown and ham.
iloni arriving ct Cincinnati Of 640 .. mi connecting
directly with Ohio and Msslssppi Railroad forLouisviIe
Vncennea st. Louis, Cairo, and all points Southwest,
arriving at s. Louis ct 1850 p. at Dayton at S2S
o: m, and at 1ndianaposlat o55 o. m; connecting
with trains for Lafayette, Tsrre Hsuts, Chicago and
all points West. =
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FOURTH TRAIN.

MALL AND ACCOMMODATION a. 3:sop. m ;, s,o,
pin at all stations between Columbus and Oincinnai
arriving at Cincinnati ct G20 M; connecting at LoI
don for Springfield. I'D lat fc otIfF
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III Orders by mail for Goods to DO sent by Express
will have prompt and careful attention.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-19

How TIE RIcHPsr kAs IN Nav YoEK sPESDs BIS TTNE.
"A correspondent Of tie Rochs.er .mecIst sketches
William Aston, "lhs richest man in New York. in this
manner
Mr. Astor's offcs 10 in Prince street. near Broadway
where he may be found daily between the hours OF niIe
aud three" He is large stout built man, with coarse
faturs stiff, rough, sandy colored hair and cast OF
eountenance OF very ordinary ype. He dresses plain
ly but neatly, has q somewhat careworn look and ap-
pears to be y sixty years rye Hs private eice
ia Of moderate siz and Of psin furniture. On table
Gre few books, and openiTg tia; one which appears
meet thum5sd, you perceive that it is a volume oi
IN ps OF city property, carefully and dignity t1acu
ted and Bs a whole, embracing tFe slGdrits ei
&c enormous estate imated over S25 600 co., Hf.
Aston resdes il Lafayette Pace, in OF row .oi
dwellings which, tHenty FIVE years ego, the grand
est In the city though they disarcsd by the
rascs Of the Fifth Avenue. Near by ia the magnificent
library founded by his father, 20 which be has aided
fuli neatly oqns TO the oreinsl endowment Here be
spends q email part Of his time the Iemsiader beiny
occupied by his duties in the Prince street Ice, where
Sundays excepted he does IN days work every day
In the week Thus the whole inc Of life OF the rich
est mao In America is Il walk to ard from home ct hsH
nile ard close attention to busint The OF Me- As
tors estates ia vast burden. H. ha4 several hundred
;ensns Of al grades, from the $500 co.!sge TO The
$50 600 store. To Hleye hin Il Of this ye1s.ious
iuIy be has committed it for years to Ggent, VII,
does the work well He collects renis and mskes quar-
trly returns and thus pays ever SIN which would he
simos, incredible, and which We may roughly esLma
At $500 600 per annuw. This man employs SINAI amy
of aner carpenters aud other mechanics in order TO
keep up repars and superntepds the whole OF hi7 de
psrment As large part Of Mr.. AstoIs property con
sss of ID which arc in continual demand RHd
which he will no, sell, he is much employed With arch.
tecs and master builders aud generally has one or two
lar 20 bocks course Of erection at time This very
serious burden. son John jacob is quite business
man and b. ara his ARE OF the load. sides this
fifteen years ago II til nted and GAM youUg merchant
franklin Deano,) married Of the daughters and
lrds ass In addition to these aoors, the 4;
ienon to the collection of inter6s bonds, dividends
&C., Is heavy item since in the little brick eiice (Which
~ Of course FIRE prcoi) there several millions o
Government aud state securities HE daily income i
computed st $4,000. L. il said that certain person
fectated Mr. As,or on bic wealth. Pointing TO his pile
Of bonds, maps &,, the capitalist replied: How wguc
you ka 70 uarggs all these matters Tor your board
coihcsg" The demuEred to the idea. "Sir," sale
the other st is all GET" BIZ. AstoT, it 10 said, giVes
but LITTLE away.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-19

THE FAIR OF VIcKsBURG.-The LINE is up-the die Ia
cat, and tae ists o NiSs b.rg is soaked With the
evacuation of Fort Pillow followed the fall Of Memphis,
after a gallant but unsuccessful deteroe above the city
by cotton feet, under General JET Thompson and
Captain Ed. Montgomery. Wo had hoped chat our gov
eminent would hold the river above Memphis az long
kept the enemy at bay here BUTT has seen t 20 do
otltrwise and now she confess ior this important stream
is anost closed. We bad pcrtec! confidence in the
ability OF Gus forces hero 70 repe any attack OF thu enc
AVS wooden feet from below, but We cannot cxp'ct
them to success oily cope with combined attack from
aboSe and below AL the other towns On the river have
fallen into their hands ard their whole force will
DO concentrated here. Oar city must, therefore,
We think, soon fall into The hands OF the enemy,
and consequently il behoovos the people 70 GALAXY
mpate the roaies around them. Civil, political! and
individual iioery will 10. Only be destroyed, but al
TIA Of freedom obliyerGtsd Co.Quss booty, revenge
and dsstuct OF our instu ions the motvs which
g m the miserable hOrdGs Whicl now closing in
around us
Tocse wso intend to remsin here under the rod Of
~ amy must mako up their nnds TO so through heIy
odc- Ter Wher the foe gets iul possession OF the city
he will "pu: tue foot down firmly" Every man u'i il
ihtss uyu. tm,s, Judge and act for himself, pursuing
that courle which Il tree educated, high'spTed and
OhiyAic people, struggling assiast great Odds fer the
preservation OF their DirthEgat OF land and liberty,
stolld add always 60 pursue
Bu. we would leGAk that all should guard well
aglre aking the oath TO support the Fdesl govern
ment L3t none prove recreSnt TO QUE cslsc-pole
20 far forget tbeuselves 10 DO forced to swear al
egiAnce government go obnoxious 10 every South
era heart. Sooner would welcome our winding
slse.-s7oner would &c suffer Incarceration in dlG.
g-op and s3W bones 20 10. there than ewe0r allie
glance the Yankee government aud its supporters in
their unholy crusade
We roui advise all men o. ell classes, to let Idle
fears tsks possession Of them. The man who iscr,
ceases 10 be mar and the people who doubt endangoT
gheir cluse Easrgy and corcsr.ed action, With brave
srris aud gallant adess vii yet secure for our people
all they desire Iib,r ia not 10 be purchased IN The
narkeJ OF veal, pl'ic'l gamblers, but With the best
blood Of n, lard All al yet be safe, # We conduct
ourcSlvss with calm resolution, sustained i0rIiud5 and
mutual co. hde,ce- Tlck.bura NA.q lOA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-19
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY nORNING, JUNE 10, 1854.

TN euSBoArs At CIrT POINr.-The Petersburg E1-
p-r,s understands that the sunboa,s at City Point, which
have recently been Quite bold inhOVeriag close around
our shore we're on Tuesday made to change their posi-
zion. As they were quietly anchored only Abeu' three
hundred wards distsnL Seups Of field pieces opened
uoon them, when they rapidly moved their qaarter''
and nov lie far over on the Charles City shore. They
responded with shot aid shell, but did no damage to
any Of our men or guns. A they rounded The p'in'
our sharp shooters OPeaed upan hem, which specify
cleaned their decks l. is known that We either XII
cd or wounded any Of tee invaders
L is said that the GIsna has invented cast IRON au,
t,maon, which lanes boldly at her wheel house amid
storm Of shot, bu, Of course never ooses drop oil
blood Tnis Yukse eOGtriVanee has been OrigiaSted
Tor the purpose CT drawing the FIRE OF our sharp
shooter ana inducing waste our powder and lead
The trick having bssn discovered cur boys wi" in future
sow the cas-. iron man at the wheel Of the GalsTa to
throw I'd bis arm and his head back and forth ss
uush as be rl.asss The firing Tuesday forenoon COL
t.usd for about Two hcu;s and gave rise to the many
runors H1at here that fight progressing at Drew
RS Bluff
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-19

"LIKg BMcKs."-Iu one Of the late issues Of the
Louisyil u'nSl, among ito more decent partgRPhe,
says that the Southern cities "a Ing beiore The
ar uies OF the North Ike row CT brioss." Uncon.
scculy, the ean,d puudit h's bill the rail upon tie
hes5 We are "row Of brieks'-" bricks in the Yam
k,e Interpretation Of the tern, agnst WI icA the North
mas been bu,ng t bead for tho iAFt fourteen months.
sore pate ard tiion do!lT poultce is The result
Oae or two Of these "bTiokS" have ialel from their
foundation it is true tn; they have fallen Ike bricks,
aud they will Fever agAil take their pace in The old d.
era edfce No Lincoln mortar will hereafter irdurste
on their aurface, no 81 Lincoln "mortars" may dash
thsm il 4 thousand pieces.
We wocld foTther remind the doughty Prentice tina.
when the bricks" arc down We have Stone Wall at
his disposal Probably be has heard of the institution
within few days, in connection with certain "Bark
slide" which recently
"D.soyed like the base'ess fabric Of a vision,
And lett a wreck bshild"
The pecpl, Of the South have Beauregard for their
c,use, On watch they Bragg. They know that "e;ernal
vie .nce il the price of libery and az long as their
Hadse spirit endures will continue to Polk fight at tie
Yankse Huts from early Dorm 10 deuy eve."-k'm'
pals appeal, JHRs
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James Barbour, A. A. G.

DR EDwIS s. 6ALLARD-Ool. Yesdon, Of the ChNles-
ton Courier Il Of bis letters from Richmond gives
the 70 wing particulars Of the Woundisg Of DE-. Gail
lard, il the 'BIt.le Of Seven Pines"
CO. Hampton Was wounded in the foot by NiGnie
b duripg hs chags the enemy, the ball first strik-
Jog the edge OF ths scla Of bis foot and llucng into
q foot Dr. Edwin S. Gsilstd the Surgeon Of the BIZ
g,de or DIVISION amid p.reel hill storm Of hu!lets
irg about him and the gallant Gel mel successfully
extra ed the bali from the foot Of the wounded ocer
performing the operation the battle field as cotly
and deliberately it be he'd been in his Office, or sex
chamber 10 half an hour siterNards the right arm
OF the brave snd skfu Surgeon sadly shattered
by Mrris bal, that lie rode with bis arm dangling
for several miss before he couli obtain lid. The jury
was so great that the Epu alton of the limb became re-
ceSsaTy the operation having been skiuy performed
by DE- Pssohv Of Richmond, willis Dr. G was nsensi-
ble and of course without pain, undr the usnce Ct
chloroform d. Gllard deserves well Of his country,
,nd should be veil cared for by the publio. Hs
ply stefan ami snrrsOn OF high reputation and lucrative
practice in New York, when he present revolution Gem
msncsd Immediately, with sous devotion, he ~ he'd
70 the dccrce Of h moher Ssa.e, and he should hence
forth experience her pare NAL in every fitting ueds
Dprvtd Of his right arm, ths profession OF surgery
loses ere OF lis brightest ornaneGis and humanity one
Of lis rcblsst beuesc:Ors AS physician, however lie
yst be able to continue his miss!on OF usefulness and
Dtns T3lsnce.
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TIE R1TTLE NEAR CgARLESToy.

The Chsrleston psp2rs received last night, bring US
some interesting details Of the late Confederate victory
a, SaossonV le near Charleston, bu, unable to
make room for more than the following extracts from
he Courier,
The advance forCe Of tho FcdsFsls contested OF the
S.h Michigan regiment Who marched up boldly on the
dor bic quick and made dGFiug assault upon the bate
~ and position by bSyoae: charge. As they sd-
vauccj however Our gu1s we're brought 70 bear upon
them and opened re with grape and canister causing
immense havoc in their hoes AID leaving the grtu1d 10
lrort Of our sDtrenchmsEis covered with their dead
and wounded. They fc back but we're very quickly raj
i 5y their eli -rs aud again advanced, bui we're a.
quickly driven back by The destructive ce OF forces
Reinforcement Of the enemy also came forward, ID
th5y were reTussd with heavy loss. AL OF oar men
fought with desperation.
Toe enemy's irian,sy, whenever repulsed, would fall
back, aud the gunboats together with their land Bat
trs opened with perfect shower OF sael! and grape
and canister.
Findrg their efforts 70 drive cur men from tue bat
teTy ctaA they reIt attempted TO aluk Us Oh both
siisp.
Ool Lamar again opened upon their ranks with slot,
grape RCd canister from an eghrinch Oolum5sd which
-cemed literally TO cut down iheir whole column. A.
least ou fourth Of tseir whole force this time scd
either killed or wounded, and lay upon the fed in every
direction.
The emmy however, continued TO n: desperately,
tbs officers ralying their men and some OF them even
rushing up e. the apartment OF the baVery, Whcl ~
one tim created the impression that the battery had
been tlken.
Bob sides we're reinforced during tho contest.
The foloair z forces on orr eide we're engaged A
Battalion Of Coourl Lanavs Regiment the Chsrl son
Battalion; Smiths Bit'gllon Leu ,Iua Battalion; Eu-
t.w REGIMENT; Collud Gco6le't's 22i Regiment 8.
Y dsgool's R-gimont aui II h Georgia Regiment
The force Of the enemy is supposed 70 rave consisted
of five rey;mcn,s-thc S h Michigan, ~ New York,
7gh Highlander, 50 Rhcds I'snd, 2Slh Massachusetts,,
and detachment Of the Al Pennsylysuis.
The Coniedorae casualties wero about 40 Killed and
100 wounded. Toe loss Of the enemy, in killed and
wounded estimated at between three and FIVE hun,
dred Oar trOoIs barred one hundred and forty dead
Yankees le f. urop he fed.
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surrender The enemy dropped to the opposite side
Of the boat which threw up tho side next to us, thus
eoncsaling them entirely. -Four nusksts were raised
over the edge Of the boat, one or two OF which
fred without tf ct (When We toe thtm two had been
dschsrpedl Ny men then fred again, when again
ordered them TO cease firing The boat then agreed 10
surrender Two men were killed and two wounded in
this boat
D,tailuz Sergeant Groom and three men to take the
prisoners into the swamp then prepared to meet the
other boaIs Moving my men further down the river,
as the next boat up l was in position TO see that
she had eight men, and permitted them TO come up to
Wihin twenty PAGES, when stepped cut On the bank
and demanded iniusdia,e surrender. The enemy
dropped uto the boat Just the Others had Cone but
c mirg down q ltlle TOO hsrd she vent clear over,
emptyirg men, and casks and all into the river.
The ,er Of the boat called shat he surrendered
the InCn however, struck for toe opposite shore Blu.
when / ordered them TO return or would have them
ct they all came back. The tide running out, csrrisd
the casks oars sea 80 OF this boat down the river
thai when the third boat rounded the curve seeing
the disaster tina: had baen the Others headed fer the
other shore and thought It not prudent TO come up in
ran ye of ria 8.
The prisepers taken we're, Samuel Curis Master and
Acting % Lieutenant; and eleven men OF the U. s.
Gunboai "Ki0g Fisher" now biockading st. Marks Ri
ver."
rather amusing circumstance (slys the SentineD is
connected WITH their capture. A numb5r Of Yankees
from the blockade recently visited The Lighthouse,
s. Msrks aud LETT card upoa the Wals of tue building
ia which they denounced the I'D rebels" "coH.
arls," and asked why they did not go out TO "meet
Insm sgaing their Dames. Upon tho party captured
giving their rsmes to Capt Scott they seemed familiar
to him, spd upon enquiry he found that they the
same worthless who had yaunhgly left their 'band
writing Oh the wall" They doubtless, had litils idea Of
being net so soon and less idea OF the result of
meeting with some OF the rebels"