davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
WlRG GE6TElBa6
ROYAIQUART0 DICTIONARY:
The Latsst--Ths Largest The sBsst,
3 The Cheapest Because tho Best 1


ga1r .l N-51 1ft III r5iiosrHi 1I 8s.1i
49,. ~
NTho Most Reliable standard Aus
.,.,.- .x.s, ...,..
tn0xhty VAsno HuB hhsm AtnnB uhBotV 81
..slu lnt II iI-rIl N. ~. ,7I,l 1lGr \ - 4. ~
"THn BEST HNaLIsH DICTIONARY, ExTANr. .
~, erarv Man EboyvsoAers, y
z ~ =.
s'Heie are upwards Of Hundred Thousand Words,
WHOSE muitiartous meanngp and deTtvhtlonp, together
with he seHect spelling, and pronunciation are clearly
set before inc cye'' M, M, -.-.. I'm. ..,.t,T {
,s 1tl9'S+ nv Csacianaa cbmm~cial.
4f ~ - l79l8 NJ ~ ElhJ ils1
p.,a a. n.c,.,o,s 4, a. w-.,,.. !, AZ. oa,, ,,A
~ Wv Ts,c1.s;s xssccfsto~ - ~ ~. V'''0 ~"
nm. -
AsspciAIon, sdopt and aim to pssin teaching writing
and speaking, the photography and pronunciation OF
woIeesters ROYAL ouarO Dictionary and We most cor
T .ha shn T,,. ~ sne mos. hehap'o saIe ,.a a,,
saohsy " Wv '"NsN"se' 10 nv"
'Psee1'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
KYDT'sTPiIlsi

Are particularly adapted to
derangementao Of tho digestive
apparatus, and diseases aria-
i1e ffom impprity Of the
.bl6od A large part Of all the
complaints that afnict man
kind originate in one OF these,
and consequently these PILts
Afo foundlto cursmany vafi-
leflea Of dls6nse. i'li ffI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
p1rrsBuRsn, Jan. Al, 1850.

ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A cass Of hve.yearp'
tSndng cured by DR.. KEYsnR's PEOT0RALeYhUP
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
For the Whiskers and Hair

The subscribers take pleasure In announcing the
Citizens Of the United States that they have obtained the
Agency for and enabled TO offer TO the American
public, the above justly celebrated and word-renowned
article. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

A HINT.
We cannot apply aud exhibit 100 much vigilance at this
time against reacherons and improper intercourse with
the enemy and the transit by land OF suspected
persons.
AUCTION PRICES.
lfrom the Charleston Mercury May IA
The Following articles sold yesterday Boyce
Co.'S wharf by Mr.. j. H. TaylorWool hats, So go each;
brugans 81 5,M 81 65 per pair damaged brogans,
81 ~ 80 per pair russell brogans, damaged 81 SO
81 10 per pair corn brooms 82a each; taow candles
2bc. per lb.; adamantne candles, II &C. PER ID alum
40c per d. Liverpool SALT three bushe sacks S27 per
sack salt, three bushel sacks made at Benefits mill
In this city $50 so per sack kerosene oil So per gallon
alcohol, SO 90 per gallon mackersl So rs 81 per kit
extract OF iogwood, 81 rs per ib CASTLE soap, AZ
per Id.
SALE OF NEGROES.
From tho Charleston Mercury, May IA
Az a sae OF held negroes yesterday by |. b X Ben
nett, broker, thirty Of them brought Si3 800,
averaging $3.50 each. In the gang there several
Old and unsound negroes and the majority OF the others
wero children, some very young.
SHOT GUNS WANTED
From the Charleston Mercury, May IA.
There Is urgent need Of shot guns TO arm that fine
cavalry corps the Dixie Rangers.
NO MORE COTTON RAISED IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
IRON tho Charleston Mercury, May IL.
friend who has lately returned from Walhaia, Pick
ems District, reports that the route he but one
small patch OF cotton, but large fields OF provision crops
where cotton had been grown formerly.
lie also reports that in many places, the women-Gcd
bless them and their deenders-were engaged in labor
on tho farms III place OF their husbands and brothers
who are in ting army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04
Our Edisto Correspondence.

EDsro ISLAND, 8. C.. MAY o, 1852
Destruction If Rebel Bdloy-TAsy DOM .Shov Much
Fioht-a Gids' Of Edisto--Thelr .Aission and rs Re.
sults--Gen. Hunters Nao dnd Extraordinary Circular
The gunboat Hale, Lieutenant Commanding ellis, with
Captain Rhind OF the Crusader proceeded upnc Dawho
yesterday for the purpc Of destroying the Pine Point
Berry battery Of two guns The expedition though ha
zardous 10 the extreme entirely success sul and re-
suited in che total dostructono the work without the
loss or woundng Of single man on board The n,c Of
the enemy was terrific and well directed but the mon
having 01veScd," the balls passed harmlsssly over
them.
The work IL situated on tho Dawho river, nearly
opposite the plantation Of Ex-Governor Aiken, OF
tlas State on tha mainland. and In all respects
wolf constructed and formidable battery. Tho Halo
engaged at long range for about twenty minutes with
out effect wheA putting full head OF steam, she ran
up to within few hundred yards under CALLING Are
bringing her broadsde guns to boar upon tho enemy
with great effect. The enemy replied vigorously with
canister and solid shot, but at SO sbortfa range with
shcll, IL evidently becoming too hot for them
must give them the credit for making determined
stand es they did but battery stand successfully
against gunboas; at least such has been the case
thus far, and this engagement Is exception tho 60
neral rule.
The Hale was run ashore having only about two feet
Of water on her stsrbosrd side The movement was so
sudden and unexpected by the rebels and our shells
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

FINANCIAL AND CONNER G IAL.


lCE SDAf, June 5--o L. Nj.
The following is a compare tive statement of the
exports Exclusive Of spccie) from the port o.
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
June and since January IL
1860 +" 1851 1892
ro tho week 5000 ,o2s 2,aaslss s,56i ,ssi
Previously reported .S3oi4,s53 52,45s2ss 4sel6, $50
since January L. $50 oss $40 s5,soI Az 522is, 7co
Money on call can be had everywhere at per
cent, and none of the leading houses are paying
over three. Certificates Of public Indebtedness are
worth 1905 a 4-none Offering below a. Mer-
camille paper is quoted at 4 a per cent. The
ease in money and the advance in governments are
leading to increased deposits with the Sub
Treasurer for conversion into $40 bonds, of which
the first lot reached this city this morning. At
the present price Of skies OF 1881 the $40 bonds
ought 70 be worth a sufficiently large premium to
induce every holder OF legal tender currency TO
convert it into bonds.
Exchange is inactive. Bankers ask lli4, but
most of them are willing to sell at ll41. There
are but few bills in market; tire trouble is, how.
ever, that there still fewer buyers. Francs are
quoted 5.02Jsia sos. Gold remains pretty steady
at about 1887.
The stock market continues buoyant, and people
who want stocks are obliged to advance their
bids from day 20 day. The experience of the past
few weeks shows that there are too few stocks in
this market for its consumption and for the alb
sorption Of the capital which has GENE here in
search of employment. When we draw attention
to the fact that Erie fifth mortgage bends sold, ex
interest, this morning at s. and tha! 10 was given
for the first mortgage bonds of the Terre
Haute and Alton Railroad Company-a concern
which has been through oil sorts Of vicssitudes
and every phase Of misfortune and bad credit
It will be realized iowEesh the inquiry for invest.
ments must have been Of late. The most active
shares continue TO be those Of the New York roads
Pacific Mail, Toledo, Galena and Rock Island.
These seem to be, for the time, the favorites with
spectators; they feel the eject Of political or
military news sooner than any others. The ad-
vance of the morning board was equal to Il on
governmental, "a on Tennessees, "a on Pacific Mail
"A on Central, u on Erie, "a on preferred, a on
Hudson, q on Michigan Central, "a on Toledo, a
on Rock Island, "A on Galena After the board
| the market was frn'but fpactive. AT the second
board the market was all better again. Govern.
ment Gs rose x, Hudson x, Central "a Erie a
| Erie preferred ~, Michigan Central q, Southern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

| "A, Illinois Central a, Toledo a. The market
| closed firm, the following being the last
| quotatons:-United States 6s, registered 1881.
1927 "a, ex div; do 6's. coupon, 1881 1857 u;
do. SIS, do, 1874, 95ss ~ $40 Treasury notes,
1857 Is; Tennessee SIS, 59H %; Virginia SIS,
81 SO; North Carolina 6's, 721 70; Missouri 6s,
SAX as; Pacific Mail, ll5% *; New
York Central, s9H %; Erie, 1874 "a; do. pre-
ferred, 651s a; Hudson River, As 45; Harlem,
Az "a; do. preferred, 1914 a4; Reading, 4sh
a so; Michigan Central, $685. q "a; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, 26 "a; do. guar
anteed, 571s 20; Panama, $50 1872 Illinois Cen
trial. 6294 Is; Galena and Chicago, 692S "a;
Cleveland and Toledo, 1873 a "a; Chicago and
Rock Island 641s Al Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, rs a rs; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen,
% 30; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, lis
100; New York Central rs, 1876, LOG q =; Erie
third mortgage bonds, 97L 9s; Michigan Central
s's, first mortgage, 1851 l06; Illinois Central
bonds, rs, 95 ~; gold, 1887 a q. After the
board prices were higher. For Central, s95;
for Erie, SsS for Erie preferred, 651s; for 60
vernments, 1857, were bid.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follow
lows to-day
hecelpts ............... !22,29s 20
niot cus'onis....' ..'..'.'.......... l4S, 600 GO
vi, ISb Oh
hashce.. .l3Ioo,l6s 90
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s24,6S4, JIG "a, and the balances
81 1897 1857 sc.
The State Comptroller advertises that proposals
will be received until the 18th inst, at noon,
for loan of 100000, on the credit of the
general fund debt sinking fund. The interest
will be at the rate of six per cent per annum pay
able quarterly, and the principal rembursable
July l. Payment is TO be made in specie or its
equivalent, or in the certificates issued to the New
York and Erie Railroad, rembursabe July L. 1862.
The Albany Statesman says:-
The State in this year Of war pays Off more than
So GOO 600 Of its funded debt and informed that
If the present policy of the State officers be rigdly
hered TO this will be the last loan the State will
need to call for unless upon extraordinary inergen
cy and that the entire debt will be exngushed within
sixteen years. This loan the payment Of the last
instanent Of the old Erie Railroad loan.
The Director of the United States Mint at Pha.
delphia reports the following as the deposits and
conape for Nav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, June 3, 1862

The total receipts at the yards during tho past
md previous week have been as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04
Coroners' Inquests.


TEE BArrER STREET POISONING The inquest in the
Of Caen Carlo the Italian who poisoned at No
II Baxter street Monday morning by taking quantity
OF oxalic acid In mistake for EPSON salts, was con-
cuded at the New York Hospital yesterday by Coroner
Ranney. Charles Roth, porter In the drug store OF
Edmond Fonjera No 30 North William street, testified
that deceased into the before the proprietor
him what no supposed to be salts, but which subse
quenty proved TO be oxalic acid Mr. Fonjera being
examined stated that he had given strict injunctions
mol witness kept all his poisons labelled 70 be
easily distinguished, and made II rule never TO sell
tnSsse q a Roth On. was not skilled in medicine
and was not allowed 10 put up any pre-.
scriptions whatever. the jury after carefully weigh.
poison ng by oxaic acid procured at tho drug store No
30 North William street, and We censure the proprietor
accused required 70 give bail each IN the sum Of
$500, to await the action Of the Grand Jury
Fouyp DRowSxD--A SUSPICIOUS CAsE.--An inquest wac
held yesterday by Coroner Rannsy upon the body Of
unknown man. found drowned az the foot OF East
Houston street under somewhat suspicious circum,
stances. An examination Of tho body by Dr. Hunter
shovel that deceased had boon shot in the faco,
che ball passing through the left side Of the cheek
md escaping undey the jaw on the Opposite side Of the
head. Whether the wound the work OF a suicide or
MT the physician was unable TO determine The case
Identified and tho Coroner gets at oil the facts IL would
be Idle 70 speculate upon probabilities. Deceased
abost hyhve yoars Of ago. i've feet inches height
thck Get and quite muscular. He was dressed in black
frcck coat brown vest and pants muslin shirt oaskn
gators, black silk nsckte and leather suspenders The
remains which appeared 10 have been the about
two weeks wepc sent 10 the dead house at Bellevue
Hospital for classification. :
FATAL RESULT or sTADBSc ArrRAr. Some days ago
disturbance occurred ON board the ship Rodger A. earn
between the rst mate Mr. Pearson and ono of the sai
fors, named John williams which resulted in the latter
drawing his sheath knife aud stabbing tho former AZ
FIRST the wound was not supposed to be danger.
Gus; but subsequently alarming symptoms sot in,
and the physicians began 10 fear for tho worst
Yesterday morning IL was evident that the patient
ha not many hours 70 live nnd his friends notified
of tho fact but scarcely had they arrived at the
tai when the wounded brea he'd his last. Williams
who confined In the Tombs says that ho was brought
board the vessel drunk and was unable to perform
The duties expected OF him; whersupon the mate beat
and kicked him severely. In t OF desperation brought
about by such cruel treatment he drew tho knife and
etebbed his assailsnt in the already described
Coroner Naumann has charge Of the case and will hold
an inquest upon the body Of deceased to-day. Mr. Pear
svn ieaysse wife and three children living In Williams
1ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

Canadian -four was less active and buoyant the sales
embraced 200 bills. closing within tho range OF tue
above quotations. Southern -four was very heavy
while prices steady Al cur figures; tho sales en-
brsced about 800 bbs within tho range Of figures
Rye -four was dull a. quotations. with sales
Il 200 bbls. Corn meal was steady 81 our
prices, with Gales OF 400 bbls. Jersey and
brandywine Wheat was heavy and irregular for COM
mon qualities, which plenty, whilc good 10 prime
grades wore irmer Tho transactions footed up about
l25 600 bushels at SEC II o2 for Western spring ~
s5c Al OF for Milwaukee club at S4c csc FOR Canada
an club 81 90 81 1a for red western 81 II Isl 1e for
good TO prime abor do and at 81 20 81 % for white
Western do barley and barley malt were inactive, and
quotations nominal Corn nrnicr and III good re.
quest at 46Sc Thc. fer new western ,,ss
and at 4Sc. ACC for old DO, deiNefoo'
aud small lots delivered, were quoted az toc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04
CITY toMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, june 3--6 p. NJ.
AsnEs-The market was unchanged and sales mode
rate comprising so bbls Of pots at IS 75 while pearls
we're nominal nj SO.
rrrApefrus -Flour-Thc market was again heavy
aud lower, especially fr medium grades Of State and
Western brands Low grades were less affected. Libc
raj receipts with limited export demand, tended TO
check transactions The sales embraced about IA 600
bbls., closing within the following range Of quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04


The following is q compare tive statement Of the
exports exclusive Of spccie) from the port o!
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
June and since January IL
1860 !" 1851 1882
C1R the wca. AZ O54 293S 1873 3.Xbl Sy1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

The transfer books of Ohio State stocks will be
closed, at the agency in this city, from the 10th
instant until the 18th Of July, and the interest on
the State debt, some 100000, will be paid by the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund at No. rs
William street. in coin, from the LIST until the 18th
of July.
The hnainess at the PHILADELPHIA Custom Honse
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

tessbes % no naon that ever existed could prove NOT
even Enssnd CT Fsos can prove the power 70 defend
herself against any or al attacks that may be made
against Der. No nation in the world can Arrogais TO
hsrsll immunity from the CGAmts, the reverses and
TIE ruin which. fall to the lot Of communities Is well as
of individuG And YET unless this can be conclusive.
1, demonstrated, to tbs satisfaction of every carp
ing douber, no nation has valid claim to . reOOg-
milton Of Der Independence. The truth Is that the obi
CATION 70 rscosuEs the ndspendence Of the Confederate
States e Just binding the obligation TO recognise
any Sthsr s1Seg fAst Toe refusal to recognise their
Independence crime against truth, and violation OF
tls very Mentality % pOmpou.ly and vAuntDgly pro-
claimed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02
DIEl.

In the county PowhAtsn the 9Th August tie
OF OF shtT captain John " POi e. ssRr ~ JLbIr
Vie Of w. subiet II bic noad Va "a the 26l year y
her sse. .
s.don are called UPON to re Cd he death Of one ore
greatly btvel CT who loss iase-eiy and iesp dc
I'll red ny hunHou resuE and large cree Of tsyo'ei and
sdnrlaR In MA
In e,ry NE made profession al goo lived
thy aud CO elt mber Of te Ch.rch {, Of her deIb
II hsE ih In her lss' n7men's al riei her
ana Will dspeSei the gloom & At otherys wouil
Ghropdel her pIsag. 10 the tomb q ally s,gLlT
mini GsI chesf pee Hon, he p'eaee IA sJes
ATS 10 elris dfl ed cha on s ROAD As dlrgl.sr
kcd Dc III ,boiest mother, tender
ttnEe Wis nj and devoted, sod lead 1e7er, us
ans Cor hog ths nyed b. lad hr nd AID d'uug husband
an Use .te rstHs luc JFsa TO mourn h.r %.
hTrw IL Jtnns W,
A. Is 3,ne IN he CoGn.T Of Hs7ayer on Tire 81 rrso
o. shoDe bfn hls WLLAE ~OOkE n the 9Th yea c! aH
Pv more remarkable lh>ougA utaI,agh.rel ctr
Jp ,rt % Is al s.d az, ~
Hho ever acted ,4a9rey wti ghO Il s9 a IS
word, ~ ever s=d & ,onp villa Us onse o tho,s
Lrl Jf clsraclsr ia ad0rl gnenag, Git
Essisl tt- cslE srS.rs "a - - hin q r. holgr
and in0o tally IN hishsr aid hohsT srltre.
!o5 sIy yesssn afrr ps-yCrG etamnail 10 sai
tilerE or The i hs nir.std ia ~ Ia 'As
ssotIg loUd issis n h. u ID vhas cbi sEes
rs ,onua dnet from h. 1.y te VI 81 fi.huV H. ta
sare I'D Tdrlne3 IS far - orcuns permit e. sui IL
bsl'at none - ~ ut JYel tie cm9tillg ssirALce
the pr5E, ~ 1 b.eEsI Ley A.t DO - e1rns1 Gems
for ae s. III have h. he tree Of ia m e-tsr ilro ia
sA.,s int tke c;y."
hsl' irrs ls -csitei relatives ,ni ir e-d-
cd tsat Ter N nsy the rEAsp;s e p.tsi
II I'D ld D. md prepsrs 10 ae-t flc s-r. sfFereg
Tsg, ala Sn5 san . e FELT "a ierel 70 noe y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02
lyon TIE WIG
FAREWELL TO LoUIsIANI


Fre~ell, awhile farewell, s-set landl
Thy fertile hol1s, thy smiling plsios;
Ths Horthnan's sword CLEAN. Ger Thy strand,
ne G9naman's tread thy shore ProiAnes.
Yet still the white mAgnoliss spresd
rleir Psrfunsd hslds upon the air;
Ths solemn cypress Els is head,
A0d waves ~ gray funereal hair;
And still the GUNNER sun rays rest
Ga lsks and river, rill and plain;
Al amorous moor beams kiss the breast
Vi NeTmsnteAu and Pon,chartrAin.
Blu. tyrA,s swords and tyraDt wills
Nov rule BY hiasissippi's Alod;
Wolfe ca :hs far Virginian hills,
Eos toee Thy sous have poured their blood.
LIND vhersthe MODEST blood hath met;
Where BienVille brought the ASur-de.hS
OF 6slveE add Carordelet
Where Jacksoa struck for liberty
how long, sweet land, shall white proved mkids
Sit pinlng heath thy ctron bowers
HoU long, amid those odorous shades,
Water with tears the rosy hou1l
And shall thy sors stand Idly byI
An6 shall thy daughters VAinly Wessi
Shall fruitlsss prsysES eutrsai the sky,
And vsngsiul swords forever sleep
Not long Not lorg thy cons shall coms,
Their flaming swords no longer shea-hed,
Their speskrg lips 10 longer dumb,
Their bruws with gSeenesG laurel Nresthed.
Farewell, sweet land, thy skies are bright;
Farewell and blessings on thy namei
Farewell awhile thine eyes Of LIGHT;
Farewell awhile thy sOUls Of fame.
D.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

Ias PAlDs.cf Manassas have again hsen made slOh-
HEa b. .Ss ndOnlIAbls vslor Of our troops and the
ns'ehlSs skil Of our leaders. Thursday and Friday
tSe wings Of aobls army engaged successfully
With the enemy. Saturday the combined armies Of Pope
Sad EsCsTEa IsnAy routed and At the Atsst AdV
CsS were a,sing towards .hs PosOmao. We have no
sesas Of operations or particulars 81 to casualdes
glory and sorrow bat for the present ue may all en-
joy Ss UDnIsd gratitude and EMULATION Of feeling that
SSn,yu Providence SILL smiles upon and OISsAsS cur
n II, to I'D the lard Of cruel and destroying ansay
ard 70 ssSGIs iadsreDds5es and peace.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

"srICK EN- BoTS Extra Billy Smith Of the 49.h VIZ
Eiuis, II well kuosn 70 the whole army mAroe. in
military matters, caring but i.e in what language his
oders are couchsd whether they executed &C.
c2.dilg the rules u tactics, 80 they understood BY
as men and carried Gus as DC sizes 0ae Of bis c, IN
nA.d Informs "a o. good cue OF his al Of the bat
les before Rchmont, UEich will bear rscordirg Dur
Dg the sev,r,s Of the contest, Udeu BAL and shell
,Aoing in PIrlec: torren. uOon bis position, Ear Billy
4ho aG on Ii horse as elm and uumoVed as on ordi
nary parsoe, sI- he thought, opportunity Tor
.ss1l clsrgr uDou ca,tsry with prey sIrong Ia
aut supp T, ard Led Ou. 20 his men, "Boy-, you
soc them t.lers over yoate-. Pul ou you ,yonsts
" stcL en- Toe boys vent ~ vi Tush, 'uer brave
net a. JEllr head, aud did suck "a" uni. not fW
iy stretched iu t-s asouie1 Of oe4.h upon the CORY
grJund -LygehtG0 Rspgb!icdG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

o. TX sATL-i-e t.j,IGs OF Ills gciisut soldier
va as sa s',i 1'y E31rcel a. si7n al Be- eehsh.
81 o sam lat hs DO, Is iryf0C's Spiy, irI 5;
- ~ go oe.,,a:y f'r ssrv.Ce. ,'us Is we
ez-75 ttst his lry ~ ca 6aG7 broken by nnn.s
os ",ui5 tlVs 20 boar 23,sei, bui the danger = roa
sl-sd-rsd pst rrd /: s % 30 noFss - viG soo1 b.
SET We fAEe trs c-cssloG ~ sly Colonel Bats hss
oss7 c-s n. ne y0,a T"sc1s active fGis1o. C tie
5c1tas-c CHrsc "a INs-sc-, ~ s-ci = regin,-t ia
ssts ~ 81, r. i-co,-'s 5C'gl8sdel qua c..iisi z. o
TIg4i "'HF- 3. r.Ue'ogs Ter reAsy tr-ire u5s.is
-ci .bs. i5e1 tcs enc "s. I-s7ils 20 {; r-.sro D.
o. SO ?, hT '7fsg re4s 49, -dSr G'garsl U-,:gc
a tks ns.Is .. Sr'l-H--aS - he tak e aiS eg,.ls.
Il g., 4 .: SO r@stt t=.-isp, lez.cg G. s'd;rlSy
- -a-- %, o sb--s hun5re5 lha: w-,t
ie,c - : .1r~ = -us, Bs ~ u isa6 ls .5eilec.
b. gz'iiu. eye, w ssos down, ed D. u,rv wa
& H..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02
EoE TIE WIG.
SlOn 600 REWARD


LOST, srKAIED CT sToLES VALUABLE EoEsI "s-ArE
RIaRTs'
This splendid animal long and deseryedly popular In
mOst OF the Southern States, raised by Mr. T. Jter
s1n, Of Aloemarle county, Va.-csreiuy groomed and
tended BY NJ J. Randolph Of Charlotte county, in the
same State and well cared for since in several of the
Cult and o:her States. He has now been absent from
home for several monhs He vas last heard of in Rieh
m9ud and is believed to have been cruelty INITIATED
not killed, BY Frederick CouSers owner Of the rival
horse Cancellation. :
II alive, he may have mlde his way to the preuisss
Of Mr.. jos + Brown, of KlledgeVlls, Ga, BY whom
be MAS always kindly and hunlrsly treated. Any inicr
nation concerning his Whereabouts viii be thankfully
received, and the above reward viii be paid on hs de-
livery to me- With sufficient evdsnce to convict the thei,
At nv stables in Soma, Ala. T. SOUIHRoS.
P. S." State RghIs" has been 30 often III treated by
unscrupulous persons that he will not be hired sg4ir,
sEcsp, ia ny immediate usigbbsrAoOd. IT'S