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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02
The same journal has the following
ORIGIN OF raE NAME "OHlCK1nAuoA."

In the spring of 1858, while seeking the benefit Of
change Of climate aud relaxation from laborous duties
met the late Colonel WhiteEde at Chattanooga
Among the many interesting traditions associated With
various localities in this beautiful region Of country be
related in explanation Of the meaning OF the word
Ohiekamauga" aud how it came to be applied to the
two small streams which bear this name. A tribe of
Oherokees occupied this region and Yhen the small pox
first communicated 10 the Indadso Of this continent
it appeared in this tribe, and made frghtful havoc
among them IL was the custom Of the Indians Ut the
height Of the disease, To 60 by scores and jump into
the river TO allay the tOrmentiDg symptoms Ths of
course increased the mortality and the name Cbicka.
manga" or River Of Death" applied 10 the two
streams, which they have borne since. Tie rem
nant of the tribe also Afterwards called the Chicka-
manga tribe"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02

Cor ING Doors While L>ngttreet's corps was pass
ing through Columbia, soldier stepped into store
and Iled for pair Of boots pair uas handed cut
and the price demanded
Sixty dollars, said the merchant
Mighty high, replied the soldier.
Tell me Of anything that is high, responded ths
merchant and will mske you present of the boots
A soLDIERs WAGES, Ella, promptly replied the soldier
Take the boots said the merchant; aud the soldier
marched off with item, leaving the merchant qIiie
COO I'd that ''the boot the right foot
LdntG CoatSdsrdsy. ,t,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02
nRAaa's rERsoxAL nERoIgN.


The Knoxville (AtantA) Register records the follow
ing;
While Cleburne's division was making desperate
charge upon the earth orks of the enemy on Sunday
General Bragg riding leisurely along the lines
Shot and shell Whstled and shreked around him, but
he stood for a moment calmly watching the movanent
of the aerrd ranks they moved up the ascent When
they recognized the COmmander-in-ohef in the midst
of the DANCE that enVironed them, they raised loud
shout for the veteran bero rushing upon the enem
works, drove them in utter confusion from the field
COHbIfIOE OF THE ARMY-RHSToRcEMESs
The same journN has the following:
From gentleman known tEoughOutthe South for his
financial skill and historical research who has just re-
turned from the of battle learn that con-
dition Of army Is perfect in all its departments
Supplies and Of transportation being rapidly
gathered and every arrangement perfected for the fur
Their prosecution Of the campaign.
Our informant tells that the railway trains cannot
move the troops who going forward TO Braggs
army. Many Of these fresh recruits whose ardor is
az irrepressibe that of the veteran soldiers. The
slightly wounded refuse to leave the ranks and 10 any
future battle we may be confident Of victory.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02

We lately met grAmuAriau says Californian paper,
who has Just made tour through the mines cojuga-
ting orstIer, cogitating thus: "Posve, mine; comT
paratiVe, miner; supelllve minus" sos
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02
TO THE VOTERS OF HRNRICO COUN

TYAn Election will be held the 18th day OF October at the
different precine In h eourty for tie eecusn Of Cssk for
the Circuit Court OF Henco county, 10 al the created
By the resignation Of Johns IN sands, ksq
The Commissioners who superintendent and The ohcsrs vho
Quoted the May hereby nouhsd and tquTed
10 hold this election ~ their respective pIe cincI
t GEO d. PLgAsLNTs,
Sheriff Of Henrico County.
Henfico County, Oct ], 1893 octl-dt0ltth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02

DANIEL 8; HUBBARD begst 70 return thanks
~ his friends and who have literally
hin 18th street, aud hopes they Will extend the
Sams 70 the new concern Of
: - ,---.ll-I.r AZ DANIEL a. HUPPARD AGO,
front Front Building, lSthu
Richmond Oct I, 1865 l-lN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
From Chaftauooga.

CHATFAN6OgA. Deeember l4.-COIOasl
watkins, commanding q Kentucky brigade.
returned % day from . cavalry FeeOanOts-
Bance rs far rs Lafayette. He dashed into
Lafsystts. captured The rebel sIgnaI slalIOo,
six O6eeFs and forty men. TIE balance Of
the large force of rebels TED.
The Twenty. ninth Peuusylyauig FPgt.
meut has been ordered home Tor THROUGH
having re-ehlisted as veteran VoluuteeFs.
Numbers 81 veteran regiments aud bat
teries are prepared 70 rs-enlist nadeF the
A rumor prevails that Loustreet, IN hts
rutFeat frOm Knoxville lost 5000 pTtson-
eTs aud nearly al his cannon aud tFatns.
Gen. PalmeF's resignation as command
er Of the I4th corps, which Was accepted,
has been recalled and be e again IN COM
mand.
James Walker, = New York aFtIstS has
been commissioned 70 paint the blTtlo Of
Chattanooga.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
From the Army of the Potomac

W6satEofoS, Dectmbers =, -Bolh tie
rebel army aud our OWa aye busy Goa
stFOeting winter quarters.
The fndieafions OF qaietl ne!yer % be
mistaken ere the liberal gEaating e tut
tlr1 70 camp Of exiled satlers.
The three 4yearmen are rapidly re en-
listing. siQ -sEa. -
"a .etroaaoissanes on FrIday by the sTst
Massachusetts and fEsk VeFInOn1,si under
n ] JapeWsy, toward SPeTEyVille, furnish
led htJle tight with q detachmenC Of the
9Th ViFginia, bot developed no other force.
Two desUFters from the rebel lines state
that large numbers Of soldiers will take
advantage Of the anmesty offered IN the
Presidents proclamation as soon as they
can become acquainted with Ire provisions
Soldiers would have come over 20 us 10
bodies long slnea if they eaiild have been
satisfied mat they would not at once have
been impressed On The Union service.
No doubt q large majority Of the North
Carolina and border State troops are heart
ily sick Of the war aad DESTROYS Of retafn-
ing 70 their allegiance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
aoY. Isfnher,s Messafe.

NEW YoRK, DeeeIlber 14,-GoV, Isetch-
ieF's message 70 che rebel Legislature Of
Virginia, concludes as follows u
Look &C the picture on all sides and Il
ueeaents heartfelt and encouraging feA-
tures. Ifweare only true to ourselves, 20
the cause and 70. the country We eanDpt be
.overthrOWu. e there q mau who doubts
the results Of the struggle II there be
sacil \ one he Is . traitor at heart who de-,
serves 70 be anathamatiEed or cast out from
among Us. No state has been more loyal
more faithful, more devoted. None has
contributed more HherRily n means and
men. None has barred their breasts more
boldly OF deianfly % the storm, ahd none
has sent her reapeFs 70 the harvest OF
death With more Of che seIf sacrificing de-
Votf0n than toe Commonwealth ct Virginia,
3ha enlisted for the war after full e0nGtdes
rktI6h and 4 jast Appteeistion % al the
consequence which were 70 follow sepa-
ratioui and she Will be trae ftO.the eqds-s
she will never sue f0E peace because she
did not bfipg on this ges. she VIII neyer
prepare Tor eomProlpise Tor she stFpe eies
l6oi, fof her rights, for liberty and iHdepen-
dsoee.I she y1iif IS. bee9nes The mother 81
states stand no boldly, ana huri hfr seoFu
M iianee "a the face of her foes nntil
| tkey come 70 our terms. She viii ueyer
iconsent 20 d treaty Of peace Ehieh u slnetn-
81 heropui u nor y y She eobseat
10 & tFeatyi which does not Eec0g nizs Tally
The SOutheFni Ganfederacy. Ste knoWs
shat isidue 20 her own digulty aud ehag-
l aefsr. and she knpss what e due % the
| Confe deraey, yand her duty will Be per-
1 formed with serupaIous fidelity. Kneeling
! around TIE Atlas of their eetlntsy, Der Sous
will. swear a1legiapee.t 10 her and fdeltty .
tie Confederate Communists alt their
1 prayers WilIascend % heaven for blessing
q Virginia and the Southern ContsdsFaey.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

n~BApnY IRJuKRD.-W noticed brief
ly yesterday morning that an accident had
happened on Saturday, to Frederick Mey-
er, German coal digger in a coal bank at
Ritchietowu. Meyer is.very dangerously
Injured. One of his arms. isbroken aud his
shoulder and head very badly crushed. he
is not expected to recover. The accident
was caused by the falling of a large body
of soapstone az Meyer was passing through
the bank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
paslTnE Llrr1E MARKEr STREET sUs-

gYATHE LlrT1E MARKEF sTREET sus-
PENSION BRIDGE is now. closed up, and eve
ry body vending their. way to Centre
Wheeling is compelled to go,oyer the Main
street bridge. Eventually it will be neces
sary'to connect al the streets Of thecity by
bridges, unless the channel of the creek
should be turned, as has been talked of
aud the sooner the bridge under considera.
ton is replaced by a, substantial one the
better. i4f's p.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

gRuN ovERA young girl named
Cline was run.over yesterday by an express
wagon while crossing Main street. The
wind was blowing violently, and in order
to more successfully resist it, che tutued
her back to the west and did not observe
the wagon until she was struck by the
wheel. She was Knocked down and COM
pletely covered with mud, but fortunately
was not seriously injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
pss-THE HOLMAN OpRRA TRoUpR-Thi

celebrated troupe opened last evening at
washingtoa Hall to good house. The
company has been very much improved
since its last visit and they give very in
teresting entertainment. They perform
only two nights more aud all who wish to
attend should secure their tickets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

nN-TAE FuNERAL OF EDWIN q. ZANE,
who belonged to the rebel army and who
was killed At williapsport at the time of
Lees retreat from Psnnsylyania, took
place from the residenceo of his mother, four
miles east, on tile National. road; yesterday
afternoon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

gaTTHERE was no meeting last evening
Of the Soldiers Relief Association. The
reason was that nobody atteuted.. The
weather was very Indictment, and the gem
eral impression is that everything neces-
s.ry has already been done to accomplish
the desired result.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

nrwE have received from our always
obliging friend, McKelyey, of the News.
Depot, new magazine called the "Lady'si
Friend" published ysDeacon and Peter
son. philadelphia. Il is devoted 10 choice
literature and the illustrations of tho FASH.
ions. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
9aiIp gnttlltgtnter,
tuesday Morning Dec 49, 1868.

rBTHEaE was quite a.change in the
state Of the weatheryesterday. The mild,
indian summer like days With which we
have been lately visited, gave placelto a
cold continuous wind and a slight fall of
snow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
1HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

This Il the most delightful aud extraordinary ar
.tieie ever discovered. It changes. the sun bhrut
face and hands toa peary satin texture oEraytshing
beauty, impatting the marble purity Of youth! and
the dfstiHgHe appearance 80 inviting in the ioity
belle Of fashion. It removes tan, eckIes, pimples
and roughness from the skin, leaving the compilation
fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains mo- ma
terial injurious 70 the skin. Patsonized by Aetsses
and ope siOgeFa. It Is what every lady stould
have. Sold everywhere.
DEMAS 3. BARNES q co.
General Agents,
sspl 6m 2o2 BROADWAY N. Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

LOUlsVILLE, December 1.-The Kea-
lucky Legislature have postponed the eIee-
ton Of Senators till January 2lst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

asgssEyERAL important improvements
have lately been made about the theme
um prison. A new bake house and new
fuel house have lately been erected in the
yard in the rear of the building, and the
institution is now provided with every re.
quisite to comfort and security.
By the way, those who would like TO
know what genuine soldering is can form
something of an idea by observing 'theIseu.
tinels who have to pace up and down the
platforms Greeted upon level with the
top of the fence around theenclosnre1 these
cold nights. 1t is no idle business acting
as prison guards On the contrary, tits all
work and no play.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

l@LsFT.-onS Sunday last a gentleman
apparently from the rural districts intend-.
ed to take passage on the Emma Graham
for Pittsburgh. He reached the landtng,
Just in time to besa little too late. Hs was
armed with big carpet sack 4 Bandanna
Trunk and green cotton um6rella, Thich
be carried under his left arm. Falling
apparently, to attract the attentiopiof the
officers oftbe boat, which was ncwsmSying
slowly up under The suspension bridge, ehe.
started up Main street in the hope of head+fs
ing her.otf somewhere about the ship yard
As he few up theistrset the wind holstssd1s
his umbrella. and he lost some time il in
losing 1t. To make up the time thus
lost, he ,accelsfated his speed considers bly,,
and he ran as if life and dsath depended
upon his movements. he looked unlike
anything belonging 10 this, earth. a large
number of persona, feeling, q patnFal inter- e,
eatia helresult Of the race followed after
the man as closely as possible, and o eitl9
zen coming down the street, supposed the
country gentleman had stolen something,
and therefore detained him until his fol-
lOWerseame up: BE succeeded in q break-
ing away from the citizen, and the last
seen of him he was making Tremendous
stFidssaIong the muddy road leading 20
The mouth of Short Creek. Heais said g
have beaten the boat two hours into Steu
een'ills though eats g not sqfieisn.ly
VIM = L.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
EIANNELS.
nlUSLINs.

oFnll colors and width, also fall assortment OF
" g. barred t y ~ - ELS HRYMAH's.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

rss-THE R1yER.-The river was still
falling slowly yesterday with oyer four feet
of water IN the channel, The Juliap passed
down from Pittsburgh to Zanesyille. The
Golden Era was also at the landing. The
packets arrived aud departed as usual.
The Pittsburg Gazette of yesterday says:
Theriver under the Influence of tbs. re-
cent rains had risen some fourteen or MT;
teen inches at this point up to last eyen-
ing, and was stiil swelling steadily with.
FIVE feet In the channel according 70 the
pier marks. 1t was reported yesterday
that the Allegheny river had risen seven
feet at Oil City, which, IF correct, ought 70 10
make at least eight feet Of ater here. Y
is also, probable that sthere.will be.a swell
10 the Monongahela, in which event q coal
boat rise is not improbable. The weather.
continues cloudy and warm, wit inalcaz
lions favorable form more rain. sS7 isa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

s width, come IS low - 90 cents Q Of very
COED Ss.S aaality' y ALEX HEYlfAE,s. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

,F-.i- "a 5. RLANKHTsIs .i4g9s
NxI ARRANTED ALL. WOOL, o full supply all
wv TsiStss; md very low 1t ~ irl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

1arPa4a1oa Boa65s 60. tlae-io. 5aa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
TElHELE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY
SIR JAMES oLARKE,Slla
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of SIR !. !. ogSrkt
II. D. AyHeiaa Extraordinary "a IA
Queen. yi2 =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

~ and shaker FlanEel4 4tot1
VIII ballard Vale FlAnnes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

s1sNoH BEAVER AT s4.-Rscstyea this
a 4 I6E o. Zine 9tlled Beaver
5ls.ss Is :; R't 'sf sStie fkanionks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

esSS = sn I1sil7 YOU will 1ud Helmstreet
llslons Hair Rest Vice.. 40
stsLl. Kafhaiion, etc., etc. noizo-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

iYRCJS5 sACKING RLANNELs,
EI,oR cloaks and Sacks. in large gu9q.i.les at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

uLr, line Of piain French Merines sna ~
An WOOL Eish Printeg IA R1ns
and Delaines Plain and y. 49,
tsi sa,, X ]. s. ka0Dglzss..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

LARGE STOCK, such as Broche, Square and
a long. new style called tho paisley, striped
and other new styles for Ladies and Misses
together with . fall assortment OF domestic manu-
faetnre, as slTRIeWllet, p &C. at ~,
oot6 ALEX. HEYMAN's.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

Therefore 1eSOI0e3, That the President
be requested 70 appoint three Commission
ieFs who shall be empowered % open ne.
ROtiatiOns with the authorities Il Rich
mond, to the end that this bloody, deslruc.
tive and inhuman war, shall cease and the
UHion bessFest0red upon terms Of equity,
fraternity and equality, under the COhsti-
'-a NJ. wa.ASurne. Of Illinois. moved The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

NEw ENGINE HOUSES THE FIRE DKPARrxESr.-comp-
trolcr Brennan has issued public notice requesting pro
posas the purchase OF real estate for the of tho
New York Fire Department, to be located a. fcows:-
One lot Tor Engine Company No L. between Fulton,
Barclay Greenwich and church streets lots for tho
Engine Companies Nos. IS and 20. between Beck
man, Fulton, broadway and william streets. Proposals
must be sent IN before the 2th day Of the present month
and should contain diagrams a the property offered with
dimensions, locality and character OF improvements
fArsI AocpEsT.-Coroncr Collin held inquest yester
day at the Now York Hospital tho body Of Cornelius
Griffin, native Of New York, 90 years u age, whose
death resulted injuries received On the 2,n uIt ia
consequence OF having his hand crushed beneath several
tons ~ iron castings the Novelty Iron Works Tho
jury rendered verdict IN with the occurrence,
which was purely accidental.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

The course Of the stock market last week was
hesitating a undecided. The public are waiting
to see the result Of the debates in Congress on
financial matters, and are neither selling buy
ing stocks. The brokers are pretty evenly divided
between bulls and bears. Within the past week
or two formidable short interest has been cre
ated which, in the event of sudden upward
movement, would give some trouble to cover
The bears rest their hopes upon the adoption of
impracticable policy by Congress, an increased
demand for money and the chapter Of accidents
looking to peace. The bulls rely upon the inevita
BILE increase of paper money and the large
earnings of the railways. Paper money
is already exercising powerful effect
upon the trade and industry of the ru-
raj districts, and is developing an unpre-
cedentcd activity, which we see reflected in the
earnings Of the railways. Throughout the interior
the report is the same:-"The war has made us
more prosperous than ever were BEFORE
There is certainly more money in the country
such as 1t is--than was ever the case heretofore;
land this money, which answers all practical pur-
poses as well as gold and silver, is giving pro-
digous impetus to trade, agriculture, industry and
enterprise.
The earnings of the New York and Erie Railroad
for the month OF January, 1868, were $685. 452
Earnings month Of January. 1862, .... 500 OCT
Increase .fl3b ,oo4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16
Police IntcllsGence.

THB CONFIDENCE GAME.-About eighteen months since
Italian named Giovanni Peganni arrived in this country
in very needy circumstances Since that time he has
managed drive his fast horse the Boompgda,o road
and indulge in many other expensive habits by the
else OF his wis., IL is charged, the creduty OF
number Of his countrymen Peganins operations were
however, brought to stand sti on Saturday last, when
officer Golden Of the Sixth precinct, arrested him on the
Jersey City ferry boat Tho officer had received norma
ton that he had swinded Of hts countrymen named
Louis Esola out of sl0S by means Of the confidence
game and was then about 10 cross the ferry route 10
Havana via Philadelphia. Ofncer Golden proceeded 70
in arrestng him after slight struggle during which hts
shield was torn OF by the prisoner. On reaching the
Tombs Peganni wished to settle matters without the'ad
OF magistrate by restoring the money he had taken from
Esoa Other parties in the then preferred charges
against him. The prisoner il alleged followed the old
beaten track forming acquaintance Of his coun-
trymen and then by the most specous and hinsey
texts inducing them TO let him have hand in arranging
their financial matters One OF his lodges to borrow
all the money he possibly could under solemn promise
70 repay within certain time In silver coin less the
premium of per cent BY this and others very
similar he.is said to have eased twenty thirty
credulous Italians OF all their superuous cash. One Of
them, named Nicholas Garabalna, residing at IS Mul
berry street was duped to the amount OF s64 for which
operation Peganin Is now In the Tombs awaiting
animation several other transactions Of similar nature
charged against the prisoner. some months ago
returned Californian arrived here, route for Italy, with
81 600 in gold IN his possession Peganni II charged
obtained tho money from him in exchange for worthless
draSt on his father then resident In Italy. The victim
subsequently returned to New York and recovered por
ton OF his money by taking the proper legal steps
Ticket selling has also been pracced by the prisoner
who instance obtained $500 from Italians
pretence Of purchasing passage tickets for California
For this fraud he indicted but cot Oh by refundng
the money
THE WIFE BEATING CAsE.-Roundsman Holden arrested
william croecy yesterday, who is charged with having
caused the death OF his wife, Anne Crosey, by beating
and otherwise iltreatng her Saturday last. Tie
fully committed for trial. on charge OF wife MURDER by
Justice Osborne
Staining ArRAy-Iohn Regan, residing at 800 Eliza
beth street. admitted to the City Hospital yesterday,
having been dangerously stabbed by man named John
Everett on Of Houston and Elizabeth streets
The wounded picked up by the Fourteenth
precinct police and conveyed the hospital Tho perpe.
trator Of the act Is stu at large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

The following letter was addressed some short time
back by Garibadi from Caprcra young Russian r,r
VINO had sent him her portrait
w nEAR CHlp-You ask me for word q sympathy
for Russia tho country e your birth. Our saviour as
horn On the banks " the river Iordau when bo
claimed that al brothers h. did ask WHEELER
their birthplace was the banks 81 The Neva or hre Of
the Nsiua. 1he Russians are, therefore hr0ihers
bcrause have seen that the rpens he ,ine
grapes 81 Italy and the splendid corn IN the immense
heds u your native land ! anectionscly kiss yCar
forehead. GARf3AInI
Adviccs from Csprera favorable. Garhaiii q os
not ye, his bed The wound has closed but
the cure Is making rapid ufogress