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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-06-05
Ode for the Fourth of July. ls28

Ode for the Fourth Of July. 1s2l
Tune "Hai to the Chief"
Hail to the day that gave birth to Na.ion,
And hail each remembrance it annuity brings;
Hail independence, thy stern declaration,
Gave freedom home in dc fla DC Of kings.
Brittain's despo,ic sway,
TrammelI1 thy early day,
Infant America, child Of the skies
Till with daring hand,
Freedoms immortal band
ScveI'd thy shackles, and bid thee arise
Then was the standard Of liberty planted.
The star spangled banner proud Coated on high;
Coumbla's sons met the focman undauntcd,
With firm resolution to conquer or die.
Precious the prize they sought,
Dearly that prize they bought,
Freedom ard peace st the bl5ol Of the brave;
Heaven befriended them,
Fortune attended them
Liberty triumphed DER tyranny's grave
Peace TO the shades of those heroes and sagss,
Whose glorious legacy frccmen enjoy;
May it descend to the worlds latest ages,
Like primitive gold without any alloy.
Whilst love and unity
Bind the community,
The Holy Alliance gives needless alarms:
We will their hosts derile,
Whilst we boast with pride
A ADAMS in council, and JACKSON in arms.
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In the Circuit Court of the u. States
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTINCT OF OHIO.

FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO.
Al the Jaauary tern thereof the following
<SHaSCERY. JANUARY TERM, lse3 j Drury
X vs. Jno 5 C. E.ire. Ne i-3s3 This cause cams
OF fer hesTin- uPeR nS'ssa to ~iS. me 9sfson. ?
rae sad ths sss-ss hsTso; and gESa re ssidea
EsDts Of counsel and the Coart hAyius taken ihe 10
consider the matter. ard amer due deiserson being
C EwIag guilty contempt o. Court in moving
dseees injunction heretofore granted in this
srnsips upoa tie rishss Of NJ. Lavina prury as es
iAbshed by he decree OF this Court OF that dale IN this
Aad the Court does farther and npon 'ull evidence
that the Chart koorn or ca as the -'sdie- Guide
AMI which rurports Ne oopyrighted by Mrs. 5 c Nv
i1g ia sepsvmber is6a in The E4siern District - Mis-
souri, IS in principle and mode OF operation SUBSTANTIAL
y the the chart OF Mrs Drurs heretoioIe es1.h
further adsea Punishment for tbs ssia
that the said DEFENDANTS within twenty days OF the
he So esII = Laiie' dude to The ciers aq the csnrs
20 him destroyed, deliver him plate
pose; aud d. also deliver him. the time.
aud all Charts, Maps Guides, by Whatsoever
called ana the plates hch they are printed which
they have which under taer control eth
cele that Of the Charts OF said Drury And and
all persons Who hold such Maps Charts. PlStss
eo1Ht q said defendants either Of them and hereby
directed eltyer the the Clerk Of the Court
An the Court doe, farther order adjudse and decree
the of th> hearing. uding therein ireiti
mae costs Of The testimony taken aad that tie said
that 81 said Joha Ewing hall stand eomHiea until the
paid until the further order the
relation t. said commitment. And said defendants
John and sarah c EEag. hereby warned against
further IN frin OF the ghts The LsyiuA
nrury. by themselves either Them agents
or by any per-on Ejreetiy
from aiding assisting such infringe
ment. drecly or indirectly. and that default
said defendants either of them the
compliance ly them either
all respects they will lie held subject the
der and action Of the Court in the premises
LINCOLN SMITH Il WARNOCk,
Counsel Mrs Drury.
ASDRLw j. PRrpES. C>uusel tor Mr. and Mrs. Exing
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Southern District Of ohio.
l. Joseph II Geger. Clerk the Circuit Court
United for the 7h Circuit
Ohio do hereby certify thar the truly
and copied from the records OF this Court.
In testimony whereto o hereunto subscribe my
49,, and afix the seal said Circuit Court,
jLS this Both day Of Janury. 4. u, ls63 and the
- 1ndept ndenee of the Uaired Stats the ghty-
seventh JOS II. GEIGER. Clerk
TRIMS I. prurys Chart be had at Springfield.
Clark Co. Onio.
March g. 1863. i6m3
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Dr. j. C. AVER: Sir cheerfully comply with the re-
quest Of agent AMI of the effects
4 have realized with your Sarsaparilla.
have cured with IT, in my practice most Of the COM
plants for which IL is recommended and have found its
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in his throat, which consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your Sarsaparila, steadily taken,
cured him in five weeks Another attacked by sec
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considerable part of it, that believe the
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ulcers healed and he is well again not Of without
dist DURATION his face. woman who had been
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cruciang pain in her joints and bones She,
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know from its formula, which your agent that
this Preparation from your laboratory be great
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with 1t have not surprised me.
ErnternnIlx ,nrr. a Y L ARINER N N
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GrWe reproduce the following Ode, publish
ed in the Public Iegern Of this city. July 10,
1924, and written by worthy Mayor 10 N
FINLEY, ESQ 1t has fcrvent heat of genuine,
old fashioned patriotism running through it, that
does the soul Of lover Of his country good to
read while it intensiies the perfect hatred he
should have towards all who are seeking to de
stroy the Government erected by Rcvolu-
tionary Fathers, and erect in its stead govern
ment whose Cornerstone is Slavery"
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uEIMSTREET'S
NNis. Restorative
IL is NOT A DYE.

But restores hair its original color 10y suppyn
the capillary tubes with natural impaired by
disease All instantaneous dyes composed
the vitality ami bcsuty of the
hair and afford of themselves dressing utimstrees
Iniuiabl- oloring only hair its
color by easy process. but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty!
Promotes its prevents falling eradCates
and health and pie.santnes- the
head 1t stood the being the original
Hair Color and is constantly increasing in favor
Used both gentiencn and ladies 1t soid by all
ectshe dealers. be procured by them of the
commercial agent ID 5 Barnes, 202 Broadway, n. Y
Two szes, 81 and 81.
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Tnmors, Ulcers, sores, Eruptions,
Blains, and ali skin Diseases.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June, 1859.
J. c. AVER Co. Gents: feel it my duty
knowledge what your sarsaparia has done for
Having Inherited ScrOfuous infection. have suffered
an o ;. ~ various WAYS s & Dur.
turned inward and distressed Mt the stomach. Two
years il broke out head and covered scalp
with which painful and ioatisorpe
beyoud description. tried many medicines and several
physicians, but without much relief from any thing IN
aer, the disorder At length rjoiced
read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative Sarsaparilla for knew from reputa
ton that any thing you made must be good sent to
Cincinnati and got it. and used it ill il cured me took
month and used almost three bottles New and healthy
skn began to form under the scab, which after
while fell off. My skin clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease has gone from my system You
that hold to be Of the apostles Of the age,
and remain ever gratefully. Yours,
Tt.asr and s"i sf R hSss or seaid Re.s;
FtingwOrm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DR.. Robert NJ. Preble from Salem, n. Y, 18th
Sept, 1859, that he has cured inveterate Of
Dropsy which threatened to terminate fatally, by the
persevering use Of our Sarsaparila dangerous
b,Jgnaaf EryeLqs by larre doses Of the same; says
ho cures tho common Eyupions by it constantly.
BronchoceIe, Goitre or SvvelIed Neck.
2ebuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas writes: Three bot
Ties Of your sarsapara cured me from Gonre hid
cons swelling on the neck which had suffered from
over two years"
Leucorrh@a or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
DIR. j ID. 5. Claiming, of New York City, writes u
cheerfy comply with the request of agent in
saving have found your Sarsaparila most excellent
Alternative in the numerous complaints for which
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Of the Scrofulous dialhess have cured many inveter
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alton itself cured Nothing within my knowl-
edge equals 1t for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, Of Newbury, Ala, writes A dan
gerous tumor of the females in my family,
which had detied all the remedies could EMPLOY has
at length been completely cured by Extract Of Sar
sararilli Our physician thought nothing but extrTa
ton coul afford relief but he advised the trial Of
Sarsarai Ma the last resort before cutting and it
proved cfrctual After taking remedy eight weeks
SYM ou Of the disease remains"
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

This deli ghtfu article preserving bealtfy
the human hair is again by he original proprie
tor and is nov made with the skill and AT
teuton. which first created its immense aud unprecee
dented sals % million bottles annually 1t is
still sold at p cents in large bottles Two million bot
ties easily he sold in when II is gain known
that the kathriron is only the most deli ghfu hair
dress in the world that cieanses the scalp
scurf and daadruf gives the hair lively, rich lurur
ant growth an prevents it from turning These
are considerations worth knowing The Fatharon has
been tested for twelve and warranted de
scribef- Any lady who beautiful head OF hair
Will the k-hairon Il is finely pertumed, cheap and
valuable 1t is sold by all respectful dea
the world. D. :. BARNES & CO,
New York.
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SIN GE RS
AENyEN 49, MASMAMy

Is the best Ma the world Family Sewing and
light manufacturing purposes
PRICE, with Hammer, and beautifully ornamented $50
We would o. Letter Nachines the specia
attention Vest Dress Makers ana all those
Mzchines Igh: facsur ing purposes
They cnboav the principles the Manufacturing Ma
chimes. making like them the ineroe ed stitch and
estiu celebrated ter Family wing and iaght
zacturing purposes Manufacturing Machines
are TO ms general.
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits. Epile p.
sN. Mela nc h DIV. .Neuralg gin

Many remarkable Of these Affections have been
satc tho Alternative power Of this medicine 1t stu
the vital functions into action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond its
rcrh. such a remedy has long been required by the
ecsscs cs the people and confident that this viii
60 for them all that medicine do.
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S-T-lS6O-X
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antiaote change of water aud diet.
They effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliyen the mind.
They mias matte and Intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach
They dyspepsia and Constipation.
They Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morhus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the Bitters in the world. They make tbs
weak strong, and exhausted natures great re
storer They made of St Croix Eum. the ceie
hrated Cais4ya Bark aud herbs and with
the pleasure of beverage, without regard time
Of day Uarticu larly mended delicate
requiring gentle siimulent sold by allrocer- Drug
giets, Hotels and Saloons. z. ii. Drake 81 Co, e02
broadway, New York.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN WEST TENNEs.
SEE.
Plight on the Ja:lphatchie.

Fcctn Or Special Correspondent.
MtsPHIs Tenn. Oct. n. 1863
In my account Of the fight at CQllieryille on
Saturday neglected 10 mention that Col Hatch, with
the greater part Of his cavalry dvsOn. had moved to
La Grange that being the most important ard at the
game time the most vulnerable poet between Memphis
and Corinth. Tie Rebels having succeeded la cutting
fhe wires All along the road eat and west Of Their point
Of attack Information did reach him IN time 10 ona
bic him 10 bring his forces Ia Play soon would have
been advisable.
III Monday two tIigades had been called In from DIFF
fercnt polnts one commanded by Col Philips Of tie
9th Illinois Mounted Infantry. the other by Col Mer
riers tbe whole nnder Col Hatch. who commands the
cavalry division in the absence Of Cen. Grierson The
puysuit was commenced ct once the 7th Illinois Cava
~ and the 7th Kansas Cavalry heading tie column.
PREVIOUS 10 this however force had been sont ou 70
watch the enemys movements snd 70 act ~ guiao iof
fLe heavier column that was TO follow
THE PURSUIT
was urged with great vgor the direction teIen being
nearly southeast toward the little town Of ByhaAa.
The early part Of the day Lad worn away before any.
ching was seen OF the Rebels. Three miles south OF
ByhaiaIhe Unonists came suddenly upon them. posted
In string position an elevated piece on ground az
Che far eide Of field. They had about 5000 men and
nine pieces Of artillery Firing commenced on both
odes lie artillery opening. the affair followed BY long
xsnge firing with smallarms IL was hazeIaeu' un,
abort range and il did not seem possible 10 ontreach
either flank. go
Matters remained thus for nearly two hours. with
very little rnaueuvering and without advantage b. either
side. 1t determined 10 carry the encnys poi.
Eion by sssaut For this purpose The Ith lhnoA and
w Kansas Cavalry Of Col P6llipss 1rgaae, were ere
ordered forward. followed by the remainder on the
brigade No sooner had our troops emerged INTO the
open neld than the fro from oil their artillery whs
directed at them Our men did not alier but went In
right gailanty. first Ut tro, and then at galop.
boarcey however. lad they TO the second gait
before the ensIys IRE suddenly ceased and hnbeIing
up bio cannon he commenced hssfy retreat Here We
were At disadvantage In the fact that while tho Rebels
were veg near 10 and covering tho Byhalla rOnd we
svero some distance from H. This circumstance gave
chem ihc start u our main body though portion OF
Phillips brigade vas Kept within haIassing distance
OF Ilrif rear.
stal urging The pursul; Win uatlrins vigor our men
pressed ga nn'll daix; iYc SeAt morning they were
fot-s'iing PCbes. Ho'hfg, logeyor was socn Of
lLon uriil abort Ito middle II The cit'rnOon when n
Ecsttcrng iosy u d,Ion mussots eginccd tie fact
Shat ae ocre again lp nih them. Our had
Gigr,i. Di.tn lLf. MICS d.. t.,lt W4 10 Aes.,encJ
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG To bRooKIYN.-i

German lady named Barbara koinlard, called nj TIE
Forty inst Precinct Station. House IN Washington
street Thursday aitcrnooA nitcr fhtghR Journey U"
Jamaica L. L. and back. She applied Tor "dSinss:
Her venerable and respectable appearance attlAeri
tho attention of tho Sergeant Ia charge AM IN answer
10 few questions she stated that sho hnd rcsdeu IN
Fredericksburg Va. for some ycars. but ree"Aty MAJ
found IL necessary b. leave IN consequence OF we lac
f business and the geneIn mpol crushed oondltion Oh
,hnt neigh boroood. She had oight sous oil 81 WHOM
Ind enlisted in the Union armies, and being LEFT alone
and without means shc finally concluded "a make 4
iourney uoIthwnri in search Of Surviving sister The
wif. II Mr. George Braun. whom she learned Kept a
grocery store In the City Of Brooklyn. She s,i ont
rom fIederiektburg Oh foot with 10" collars collars
~ Confederate money, which was tsenss
after shs left Virginia She walked me .hu..
distance and arrived hero sis.r "A Journey oi tmty
days She inquired Tor Braun bat could gam no iu'o
nation when she understood that man by thht rn
lived in Jamaica IL miles from the city ana .,
ont She inquired 81 every oae rho n.f On, 70 Vl
disappointment could esrtGln nothing oo,oi.,s
him. She WAS witness 81 the great .n'ss
M slc terms ". and severe Sufferer ueteuJ III
husbe nd having been killed by tho erplos"h t
which sred the room In Which ho waS sitting n ~
formerly lded at tho North. Her sons All nseu
The free States Two enlisted IN New fork rot 'eis '
two In New Jersey regiments ard tho others VA ,os
mcn,s Of other Stntes. She also has thrco uuus S
| WHO live in the Wost-two Of whom arc hs,rWu ~
old lady has passed the sixtysirth yca o ner wy go
4. stIlI hale hearty. md strong. ANY 'hloIms"h
NJ Ceorve Braun will ba Thankfully received ~ her
tho sta,ionbouse where shs VIII remain tot "S prssen
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DECISIONS
cOMvOS PLEAS -TbiAL Thes- Nov. H-oe''
Judge DAILY
LIABILITY or THE CITY FOR TIE ACTS oF fihhAhs'
Patrick % N-ara agt The Mayor &C.

This action came 20 be tired before TIE hon-
- nj, al nv Plaintiff who L. sborlrg EAR ~
.-ntins rpon H. sd, wax PARA Row. IN January h'e
oty.r,aou VITA his wife. who there AZ a. spp 'Ass'
,r .,.t On iue No a. came running aors tie ,de~.A
and knoAed down eni both tie psius and h' 'SS
bsily ninrnr the former and Killing the latter.
This srt troggt O. recover Tor the p,rs'.~
tie n only aud for the death OF his WIFE, so' -
a.s not having yet been brought .,...
pudant. sltlsd the Ownership OF the engine AZ tne VI
bat ndei that they had IN sss iop1
AN he cunning Il engines the sidewalk tey were n
u.b ard the palna could not sustain his seton gar
lie d,'eid sn,s The Court held that the city wss isbs -
80 directed jury who found verdict "a The p.aa.,,
new tI which VA. denied sid twenty days allowed ies -
fnd.a, q make case be pgeened g. the Genera irh
j. y. Lake sid W. T. Jamss Tor plaintiff Jean n aA's
kr det,adan,A
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cnrrrr cAIFNnAR-THls pAy.

IL ,,,ti.u. No. g. l. "a, -. General cal c'ihn''
No. 20. "a nj IA,
SUPREME CorRT-Srecial Term.-Nos:. -. az "a, "a
~ als 70 81 ~ S.J, 20. 323 no VI -'' -"
lu Ia Ils sJf Of Issues Of law and TACT, ,t eausoo
SurRrNg touRr-Circuit-Par i.-S s"1.. cirs-
No. 9.sJ 4aOa 4.sj e.T a.lAClaIhsen sS .s al "a
an slll 3Jl5 pls 33l9 1921, 3S!A fait iA-'"
Nos ~ / al.i $40 al2s. s!o .iso O., ohs7 2lA
SUPERIOR CoURr-Par. l:-N9s' ~, ,,I xo 20.
"v', iC V 80 Coz COMMON PIEAsPat L-Nos- INV
MS ~ s.Ss ss .ss ss -, lsr SS S ,.,." iisNx
kIScs CoUNry CiHS.IT SI ~ B; IA ia s Is.
no ~ ,s ~, ~, ~, lss ~ lS9. Tho NoysnesI ., g, 81,
sS Ioo 49, a', m ,' On Ssaraay neHt when the N''
-. a. iIl h. called.
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in comnr into line and opening the neNt A part Of

R ,I,nss mon we're dismcunied and thrown forward
rkrmishcrs. Rapid slarllaiootrg imac distcy com
mepctd the r. bel sNrn hers sow)s giving WY
Having forced thcm back g. the main body. 1t was IS
covered tlnt Che cHemy occupying strong POSI-
zion ou Che near side Of The Iaalachie River nnd wac
prtiay Hticnched. one tal resting on Inc Iit a. ~
0tler cSicnding toward and partially covering 'Ac n''e
village 81 v yHtt.
a deep trench had been dug around tto town. making
That tie strongest point in The Echehne. DricfMineu
" seemed 70 make this their final standpoint q-u "
give desperate battle. the enemy met orr "t''.o
Ni,h charge. heavy column WAS nossco on lrc
right. and emerging from under tAo r'l.'h 'V'oi
nj ricd them by The ground aud timber Trey e"n'
laundering down upon our right threatening 10 owe
v helm Philips ~ sheer weight OF Hum,tIS. o.,
TIL 9th Illinois ilfItry. The On limos orc "a
Michigan ca,alrv were brought in position Ia reee"c
the cfar-c Holding heir fire NTH the enemy cum,
within easy range an almost solid blaze h.Sied "i' :
or cnfii. front Tie hring was now Ni! idpu "'
sn,re io~rIe.. Qur first discharge checked the IA,
vance OF tie enemy. who replied g. II WIN sPis 'a
agaln .,nuc,d 1t was Of 40 use However io ,h
nov, f line was telling with fearful ehcct upv, ln.";
and eltpr ~ cring and wayerirg for an n'iaA' to! i
back 20 iair former position. $500, .,oor
The small arm firing now moasurahly ceased tne ar.
Siy only hs'r ing, up c e ry' was discovered ad
voncing in mass on the left his time tacy maze
dosperao and persistent charge. determined II seemed
q, drive rs back But again tic steady nerve ara III
conorcroble yaor Of our len were too much for the
nd they were driven In confusion fior Tic Held 4.
was now our turn to attack and although ~ was no"
night aud raining, tho Ggh. cOstinned WIN renewed
eurrey IN our palt. orr men closed in ganntly With
I, e enemy and held Aim close ia has cover unth y
O'Clock, When our whole line moved forward on "
charge. II,
4 parently taken completely b. surprise the enemy
rave way aud fed IL dsmay 10 the river lOiiy pll'
sued by onr bows at full run. herc was Witnessed
scene Of confusion hardly equned during The war.
ols pressed ny forces. they plunged INTO the rive
a. NOV slrceD) In the widest panic and commenced
making ,hcr way 20 the other side The water IL here
80 81 allow that II is easily ordcG In few minutes mo
river Sas CROW scd from bank 10 bank and for several
hludred yard. with "a hca,ng and pnnging mass oi
men horse wagons AID artillery. 10 add to tho con.
fusion tie tow was now dscoy cred 10 be on ire ana
dreril, tine whole soene was Illuminated with lho glare
| oi burning houses.
nv il was not thought advisable by Col Hatch 70 iusn
lie Rebels any further that night Our tire loss IN
tits short car ign viii not exceed 20 ina' u tar
munitions Of war Whether tins affair viii close t9e
campaign d 9eAds upon the further mo'emeD's oil Tie
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4 Manly Letter.

We are permitted to make the following eN-
Tract from letter Of officer in the 9th MasSa'
cl.usetts color,dl Regiment, now in front OF
Charleston. The spirit it brcaihes Is that Of a
brave soldc. true man, and wise patriot, illu-
minated not dimmcd, by the tender affection which
shines in every line Of 1t, ye, held subordinate to
high sense Of duty. There are many such soldiers
in the Union armies, but the high character OF the
Massachusetts 5ith which Col. Shaw led into Fort
Wagner is due TO the fact that "a ohcered by
men who emulate bis example and who are moved
by the noble purpose evinced BY the writer OF this
l..t.r.
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Court OF GENERAL sEssIONS-Noy. n-8~0r
frdrc MctuSN

Henry II. House pleaded guilty to attsup' :.
pc',y r..pv In .,esns aquan,i,y of bed eothns en
Ma.hiusion House lie was sentenced to tho fs"'''
for " days ,,. O., .,,na iar,ezy
stolen IS worth OF female sprafeiiron -, :, -
residing Il Nc % W orth street. The. ~sie eoiai'S
uonse 81 Refuge. A. WA Mod
Puirck Murphy. felonloas assault upon MI; ,l "a
nj No n Fa. Nv cnty ..cond street on the lv,h o.
m -sn,.d VA. hnan in the employ o. the al
n h.u. liz hst.rt came 70 the hose 81 con ~.
,,i,.d l.tarbancc On being ordered sway ~ %, s,
plAnant b. attacked lin with Nrebsn hhii, N'
10 a ATE hour wtr- unable g. agree % s"11's"
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c..,rc, Atom or THE SOLDIERS CNNRTlsi'

Ths oys citizens generally Of all tAe s''e'. "' mod
c,ar,,,hls and BeneyoSnt Associations "V A
eordall, invited to be present at the eonscc'
,,s soldiers. Cemet1fy at Gettysburg fsnnH" ~
on Thursday. tho isxh Instant. and par'eip,'. M
.olaun EXERCISE OF the occasion. BY orae' ~ :,
coyerpcrs Of the several States inteies"a cuD,,l.
wills r,ven, for A. G. sCurtln. Governor o. 'N
,anla md acting spcciall.to the other S''''''
Geftr.burg, Nov. T. 1851