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The New York herald., 1863-11-05

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The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Business Cards, Including Cards. 81
lo0o circnlar and Labels Soc iOp; Bnheads full
-; 90 - 81 Ee~sIapeis Books job and all kinds
Of pitnting equally low. DAwLY cheapest printer
the world. Is Parx row. opposite this Astor House.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Two msrainssss psvfor ~-~sss To-day
sissntgs Tea - 0Asfi " sAo~n n sssk 0isas
no. nso "a Ma & ists Al al hoafs
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Tss, wf.ekiss. rstt.w ssss, Evspstews,
49,. pp<s. sss ~ Hsn Esmls~ss ssres " oOoHAuUs
Haas Ssdi.isf rs~f &c hFos1~sy
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Fsv Cosghs, CO q. asa Tsrsss Df.or-
s1asrT ~ W q mssy pssf.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Prizes Ca shed Tn All Legalfzed Lotto
rios Information given. Diamond Jewelry bought.
r. 0AIGE Broker
74S Broadway, place.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Bea0sifub Complexion. .-Latrd's bloom
OF Youth Liquid reAr preserving and the
complexion and skn. t3 o4dwAy. and druggists every
where.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Bvtdgewater Paint Hest and Chsapest
Paint for leaky roofs In The "a kst
RODENT REYNOL.Da. Agent. u MAlden lana.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Diseases of she Hssvess, Seminal, Urt-
sav and ssrus syssms -Nsv aud reliable rs..nsnt ia
Reports o. the Howard sealed l@sr
snveiops fres ~ ehasgs Address Dr. shin Hoaxhtoa.
Howard Asssestsoa. fhiladephis
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

OniciaI Drawings OF ths shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky.
Extra Glass 6yl--Nov. L. 1867
81, go, Is, ~. %, Sc, 81 6S. 80, IL, 29j 80.
Glass 0z2-Eov. L. 1854
SO, 7s, Ga. 60, AZ, 81, ~, Is, As, II, s, 20, a.
H. T. SIMMONS 90.
Successors TO Jno A. Morris o.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Germs, Bunfons, Inverted Nails, I'm.
isrEed Joins and all dsssses of The feet cured -hsa,
pain or Inconvenience 10 the patient by DR. zACuARIE
burscoa Chlropodst No. 100 Broadway Refers yhys.
clans aud surgeons Of the city.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Dsafness. Cssavvh ssd All Diseases -
We kaf and Throat treated By DR. LTDHTHfff. Nc ~ b.
hsrts vascs- Reception hoors from A ~ unsPh
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Iron Furniture.-Iron He'd ste ssds. la
Racks Umbrella Stands &c.
HUTCiiINsoN wIcKRRsHAM
80 Canal Arce, oAst OF Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

A Secret Worth Knowing -Go 20 Thos.
AONkWB 160 Greenwich street and ~ Nnfrsy street.
and low ptce he 10 selling Teas Coles. Flour
Wines and everything else USED In every family.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

For she uwssisa usli -Fashfona bls
tr~w rsten tFsther snd Hf bovfs. test fenis iss ~
LOafs bnooks soss 0s nsess-u - ',asr Hg~Ns
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Preservstive
and Wig depot wholsssls and retail No Asor Iieuss
The dye applied By sklfui artisis
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

omsrni Drawing, os murray. Eddy a.
%. Q K,ntuckv and Missouri state Lotteries
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KsHsuoxv. CbAss 572-Nov. 4. 1884,
40, 10. ", 81, 8, AZ, 7. so, II. SO, 7s. 68 SO.
MURRAY, KDDY h 90,
Csvinston, Ky. g. Louis No
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Diseases ~ the Nervous, ssHuai asa
unn.y syssms mo., mos.rn ssd approved v.a,gsst
Cane~ anA Cure" plates price 20 Hold By MIL
Lk1 AC0. tx3k Bvead~sy and by the author Dr. WAT.
soE, ~ bruedway. Coosal,atisns IRON A 70 or n
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Inusi"n wigs and To"pees, Japonica
os the socsese Hygieniquo. for -s.,orlng the ha,~
La BA5IEr. $50 srosdwAy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

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Bfosf~aS ksw fors
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Hoycs Htawa,bu HAIR Restorative,
Restores light ana gray hAIr and Wits their grrus
clcf mpats 10 tbcm lively life ite appeaanc- aud not
the duli dead hue ~ dy-., tauuT npu.
makcs tiss hn'r and SILKY y~cvents slss
Qua overcones the lad effects Of the vaes prcpsao .
sulynur Lead Ao. and IN amplc asrceab apple q
ton JOSEPH IiOYr co. No. 20 LDs cssliy Aer NV
York: sold BY all dealers Particular sss~pton ixS 70 ~
plying IT,
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

DE. SWayM COM pound HyrWp Of Wild
Cherry .yor 70 JssIs The only standard remedy for
Severe Coushs Consumption,
Asthma n cd gpiftipE
Hfonrhih. Mhoopiag Cough
toe Throat, WEAK Nerves
Pains SIDE, Breas,, IA. Liver Conpaist.
oAn nnec ioos, Throa. Lungs sn1 Chest
rrsparod only BY d. SWArNE 4 HDN, Fhfadsfrhfa.
sodt ~ D. q Barnes 12 Broadway Wells Co. Iis Yfank.
lin street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

NVEDKR IN PovHArAS.-R Williams citizen of
POWhatan esuasy, residing nssr Gill; mil, was shO:
and kilei BY some unknown pe,sO0, Thursday even
i0g while in the set'Of rising from ' supper table
The assassin fred through window, hl 5llpenetrang
Mr.. Williams right breast, and eaSS1; almost Instant
death. The sF4ir has ocossiOped Ooesierable excite
luentin POEha;an, a. Esr0 theories advanced in
regard to it. Among slhcs Il Is stated that some tine
ago Mr. Williams quito eetive Ia taking two desert
ers from he kitchen Of Nc Hilary Harris and The ne
groes on the place sid thar they threaIau,d vengeance
At tie time Il NAV be- therefore, tbas shey chose this
nsthod 4 putting their threat to execuiOo. Il is fur
Their s.d that OnT ugsdAy tive msn 5e'e seen in the
county inquiring ,he wAy to Mr.. Williams residsaCe.
Wi.h be sxs7g,ica ei thsSe facts wbi'O may fuSnsh
some ,ls to The Fcrpctratcr, the bloody deed q in
yolved in the deepest mystery. The murdered man
leaves vie and .vo children, who With him when
hs was Shot Their i,f aud CONSERVATION nay be bet
Ter Imlgiasd Jhan described. Il is uay one Of the
most cold-olGOded murders that have had 70 record
for some time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
RENEW Al OF THE MEDIATION RUM0RS-THE
WAR IN POLAND, Ere.

BY be arrival at New York OF the steamer City of
Washington from Liverpool 2Iih ut, have the fol-
loving summary Of interesting transatlantic new3:
French mediation runors were again rreyaent, Nj.
Sliiel, according to report having had long n,erV;ea
with the Emperor Napoleon.
MeSsrs. RoebCck and Lindsay OF the D,i.isA PArlE-
ment have bal Interviews win Napoleon % whom he
gave assurances in the most formal manner that his
views regarding The American were unchanged and
that he desired s.l TO interposs his good Offices il
cor juueiioo wish EHgGnd. he was moved by no ul--
friendly feeling towIr's The North Hi5 only motive
was 10 stop carnage which produced 10 results.
At Cabinet meeting az which Napoleon presided, it
was resolved to instruct Baron Gross TO renew the
Fserch proposals tic Engish Government for joint
dioomao action in america. The Tsut had not tran
spired.
Very warlike rumors prevailed at Penis regarding
Poland and ass rJn5 we've eNel made that the troops
we're being placed tue war footing, but it lacks con
hrmluon.
The trial of the Alexandra case has been decided at
London BY verdict for the defendants.
Tue Attorney General pre- en'ed bill Of exceptions
to judges ruling, which dsci!e6ly favored tho de-
endants. The case, therefore, Is moi finally seted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

LIABILITY OF .ALlaNs.-The Mobile lnorr- oys the
decision Of Judge Jones G the COnfedera. States Court
respecting the liability OF Aeus, Is regarded - one Of
the most important dec hS, have ye been given,
and vii have a aondSrfGl effect in bringing about a
change in matters generally Tor there is any quantity
Of these peep. sho have resided in hi, city, married
hers and have doing busness for years, and since
the var have hat they never intended 70 become
citizens, and sere granted exemptions tais oath
men who Srs engaged in every branch . sgscula-
ton, and doag to dePIecste our currency than
any other class in the community. We are sold that
tAere arehuujFc6s in the interior who travel from loves
70 farms buying up all the produce they get hold Of
and shipping it 10 the sdes o. SIS uleiiOn which is
partly the EXCUSE or theexOr6anI sIces have been
paying ell sintsr. Now that TIE JHlge has declared
them liable to eOasc-'PrOn the eOuniE vl probably be
rid o. them, 80 far IS thsir business" % 'oaOns are
Concerned atlCssG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
TEL aGRAPHIu.
ONE DAY LArER FROM THE NoRrH.

Psr1asBuRG July lO-The Philadelphia Inquirer of
the h has been received here. Secretary Welles hao
rec :ved nformatoAof the la Of Vicksburg on the 4h
from Admiral Porter he says tia. Pemberton sent in
Rag Of truce On the morning OF the Ash offerirg TO
surrender if the nen we're allowed to march out Grant
rep cd thai no J1sl SHOULD leave except as prisoner
OF war; Alter cons citation with his commanders, Penn
tertoa uaconditioaay surrendered. 49,,
The event has caused tremendous rejoicing al over
the Norh Lincoln was serenadtd, aud responded in a
| foolish speech. g~4Szs ssor.
A despatch dated Harrisburg, July 2, P. NJ, says
A big tsht is go..g on at Williamson, The whole
rebel amy appears 10 be on the bank OF ne river and
is no doabt making desperate fight
TIE Inquirer say there is no news fro me army Of
special importance. Meade is closely ing his dis
committed but willy antagonist and an en- ment s eI-
peeted in day or tSO The Inquire inns 5000
prisoners beside, the wounded left beb ne slaugh.
ter amorg the CONF 5erate General ofhc 3 great
Tliube is prisoner in our lines, his loot gone.
Kemper ia prisoner and in dying ccnl .on. Arni-
stead was captured OF Thursday, and IL dead and
buried Hood is wounded In the Hetl, Fender aud
Pickett are Known to be wounded and BaiAsdale aud
GArnet are dead The Federal loss cannot be less than
fifteen, aud may reach twenty thousand. The ID
uuer SAYS the worst feature Of the disaster is that
many Federal officers most skilled and efficient, are
either killed or in captivity. Buderfeld Is wounded
much worse than WAS expected, being injured inter
naIly. .....
The Cahawba, from New 0resn', brings later advoes
which ssys That DopaldsonvilIe wasatacked by the
bells on the 2Sth commanded by General Greene. The
6nbtip
with loss of 600. The gunboats participated.
ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY UPON JACKSON
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson July S.h-4 Z. M.-The enemy arest ad
vancing slowly, Smelling cavalry. They are nov
within four miles of our works There will probably
be no ergs cement before morning
SECOND DESPATCH
JACKSON, July % p. MA regular ~ HeFy duel
has been going for the past hour, three niles of =
The Yankees are moving ~ slowly aud ,ts iy. Warm
work is looked for at daylight
THIRD DIsPAicH
JACKSON, July l0.-s4 A. M.-The attack his begun.
Our batteries opened on them finely. The enemy is
evidently in hctys force.
FOeRIH DSsPATcH.
JACKSON, july lO.-HeaSy infantry and artillery Skin
mishing s gong on. The enemy is s.cing tue city,
and have k;ed several soldiers aud eitizshs
No general Ell gsgement has taken place yet. Der
troops are in excellent sprits-eVery his post
FIFTH DISPATCH.
JAoKsos, July lo-Heavy skirmishng continues OF
the Clinton roei The enemy is slowly working around
our lett. The attack may not become general before
mornirg, though the. gos are still pressing forward
Bl. few men have been lost our side yet The enc
my must be sufefi-s for 'ater, ss all the cisterps
aud ponds have been troyOd. Thermometer 80
dec
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

REPoKrID ClPlURE o. YASESE WAooS TRAN--
The LyncL5-rs RsEublSaR has report shat Yankee
tran>0f tLsee luadred wagons VITA large escort Of
YAnkees was attacked On the RspPahanaOek bsi, "
Fr,dericks5urg, on A;urday last ty portion Of chr
elyalry Aaer sharp Gghb the YsLaees, 6sdipg d y
could rot Ca7e the Nsgons, set them on FIRE asd &C.
sr5ysd them to prevent their fs0n falling into cur
h,p9s. They attempted - Iun on he ma,esaIs oted
70 ne wagons, but succeeded N sEclP,s only With
fs or men capturing the rest. The train -
wy to the Peninsula with supplies for Di1s army ~
v.s 10 have crossed the RappahaDnoc1 on pohSCSn
bridges which they had with them. Tie loss Is a very
hesYy ore TO the enemy. This story needs cOn6rna-
tiDs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
TISAseat An! COMMERCIAL,

RICHMOND, July 10, 1862.
The Ba imore Gazette, Of It'll inst, says that gcl1
declined toe made Friday, Sd
ocnsdAts lots changus bSuds sing at ls9 asked
Tbs stsst New York quotation (6 ls0 At First Board the
rrics vss 1885.
At &essrs. Robinson, Adams Goa auction sales of
blockade socds to-day, the following prices obtained
Sewing db S25 q n black and and white thread tS2j 1885,
lapg CATERS t2l@26 boots t2 sG bl ok al
e55 black E0gsh Grape o.; cScoes 81 2524; felt hatI,
$685.. etc.
The grocery tale postponed until Monday 10 O'clock
A NJ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

Mss MATTE PATTERSON has been Sentenced by Gen.
Rosecns to three yea in the state prison at Jefter.
sonvie, indiana for playing the spy within the Federal
some two weeks sgo aud on the very day her aIri
val at Aurfreesboro' detected in the act OF sending
despatch Major Clare Inspector General on Braggs
staff. TIE despatch informed the rebel Major that
Rosecr, Us was evidently about against BrgS.
She Of course, nm datey arrested aud upon SUB
sequent tIia by military commission found guilty
as charged and sentenced to Imprisonment for life
Gen. ROsecrsns, however, cODmuted The sentence as
above indicated, fixing the term at three years. Mrs
Patterson claims 10 have been resident OF Bite
pheRson county Illinois, where her parents now reside
Five years ago she wen; TO jackson, Mississippi and
there became Scqusinted With and married her husband
PHttcTsou.-N. Y Word
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

NsW PUHLIcAuoSS-Hessrs. Wet Johnston base
added to their lis Of recent publications the second
part ('COseste) Of FiesOs Huso's magnificent nov
Les Iiserables;1 also "hs Romance Of Poor Your
Man" reyisedCkud corrected translation from tao
French Of Octave Feuilsi aud The COnfed,rlts RskP:
Book, com sAhOn Of over one hundred Rc-pt adapt
eatos the times
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

AFEAIAs IS AEKASsAs-A pr.vAtel&-sr reserved IN
Macon, Gee, from Little Rock, dated Jc.e e4Ih, says
"Gen. Cooper hsd an engagement VII shiips, COM
nandilg the Federa ard routed hin With great loss
StEnEaL, Cherokee Colonel, captured q negro reg
msnt, eomprs. some 500 or 900. Ihsy we're Com
nAnlsd BY negro belonging to a M. Blight who ran
aWay srom Fort smith,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

hlrOkrAST ARaEsr.-TFo mex named Sanders ani
Blake who charged ViIh the murder OF aOIaan in
Columbia, s O. shoFs tine since, were arrested last
week in Montgomery, Aa aud passed throus Augusta
Friday night last in charge Of officers their way to
Columbia. The COnstisuonast understands that Blake
il BGtmOrean, and Sanders Virginian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

REsrsSAiiOS.-The LJIchbsrg RspubS 40 learusIbat
BTgadier General John EchOls, command a. Lewis
burg, Va, has rendered his resignation u bis oOuu
sion to ths Government Rts successor has not been
appointed. The nares OF Coils. Thornton and Nc
C5useard have been mentioned as his prObs6le succes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM Fol, Sale.

TNHE subscriber has determined u sell his
Il Farm which he ive5-a COED tobaec' aud gail
plantation. This tract situated about mil. the Req
house, In Charlotte couay Va. II contains 800 acres
In original growth, ard heavily tmbed with tk PIE;
so in old field pncs there about ci, - very
good grounds land the tract 9hs Ia por.
don OF l5S acres Ia newly cleared, in good Ion
productive.
Thenprovements "A and IN coed state e ?, air 4
nestore Ioomy and srent weip .houBe-aE nee a..
"a cut buildings, tot Iarns, &c all In good rel
IL IL situated mil the Red.house, In Cha = cunty
Va In neighborhood sCslent society, mile "a urcb
convenient TO mills. aae miles from PHmpins . n Sc
souhside Railroad.
The sale viii be made ystey and all persons dsr
farm will 90 well 10 cal the subscriber and view Sc,
selves.
The tract is ws.Waseed ani the Springs are excelier
Gentlemen from lower aud northern Virginia vs. :
homes will do well 70 ook tbs place.
JOHN L. A llS
EB.-My address is " Red-house," Charlotte county,
jy 1O-clm J. l.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

AcQrITED.-The case Of the Commonwealth Va. Ssn.I
II Fos6es, Vas tried before called COur, Thura-
day, the ID instant at Appcml'tOG c. a. The defer.
dant charged with the murder Of Crawford Jones,
and tried for that offence. bis defence based upon
the all alton tLat Jones had violently asGiled the Vr
tue Of Hrs F0rb The trial excited gres: interest IN
the oou ~ and occupied two DAYS. After hearing pro.
trasssd arguments from the counsel Onglged the Court
unau mousy discharged ne prisoner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION the P iladePbia h.
qrs account Of the capture of the guabOat Atlanta
IL is asoertained that not shot penetrated this vessel
The IRON indened and the wood work stove in and
SpGntersd but all the balls fell back into the water
The Il important information
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC

Il Companies have det
charged scifiess and you
sire IL. tie opportunity =
T.legisphial with a Yie's
upon ia liDcsas occs ,!ol o
For tbs puracs:e1jfa l
convenient 10 tie aypiica
Without chsSgs.
For iCriheF par'iculafs q
su ericterdeCt, or % nyse
JuIy q 4, 1858.
jy2-dtf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

COsGREss HALL-This famous resort was throTged
yesterday BY me vOtare5 OF good living" Jim Cook
falAlled bis promise 90 surrssa hnsef sb0 o5caon
in the turtle and julsp department "A ~ JcVO vas
served Up in soup WHICH was P-ououlSSa sy-peEb by
al uho pcr.Ook Of t. Tba s,slks we're -so E-ry rich
aud savOry, while the jesps we're isgs1 as nectar 10
those who enjoyed them. Is he TT Z us lUusc-
ally large one wspsesprl here vii 8. e-othsr chance
70 get bowl Of soup tSstay. This IN ne he last
oono-tpnitv tbs 6Dnsentsgcason. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
10 FAHmERs AM
ASSISTANT QUARTET

TAI
The following Is tie system
In bind
An officer Of the Qusr,erm
signed 70 ,hs special ehgrgs O.
termaSier, With the rank OF 3.
a Pest Q5artermastsT, with B.
gres9ional District, where Il Is
Each Congregational District
Qug,ermaster In charge Of lli
livery by the Taxpayer o. his a.
be appointed by thar officer 10 a.
tablished IN each section.
Before these depots can be C,i.
qu.red Cnder The Law he made.
the clip Of WOO! for the present
7 relieve farm "a from le
the Government portion, as wei
for I e use OF the army, the De-.
farmess residing near posts wi
tioned TO celivtr the Goyernmeu-
Quartermas'er.
Under the lay, farmers are rf
de- gts . : uOre thar eight NJ
II they via deliver under this ..
fJr the trArsportgti, Il Ia excess o
ter receiving produce under this =
cucer as evidence hat 80 much O.
Post Qlaitermsster OF the Congft
The tenth, az er the assessor has
70 HIN, The Qua termSs' er tceVb
also receipt Tor IL 10 The Post o.
all epd-rse q copy Of the rec, n
before transferring It 70 The age
A. o.,
a Enquirer, Examiner, seni,r
ialA1n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

I AND!-LAND /, LAND The subsc,i-
~ Der proposes to eel, Prva' y, until TUESDAY the lih
July, 1865, II not disposed by that time, will be prbcl o
that day, the premise, TWO TRACTS OF LAND know
"CRAWEORD,S SPRINGS
FIRST containing 400 onshalf in gcd St
Of cultivation TIRE balance IN GIs class timber There
red ar forty acres bottom land 6 sixty OF good
dow There on the properly two excellent sulphur sprng
considered by Professors Rogers and hsp Of the Unve y
Virginia being Inferior TO In the State Us edc0a
ProperteL The improvements ortaby entertain g.
loo Visitors; also, all necessary outhouses. T place
aed Is miles sest Of etAunon ct Pond Gap st,on, the
dnIa Central Railroad
secOndone Trac. adjoining, and containing hundrt
hG ceSred In good sats cGvAt on the basDc
the best Of timber 1here 100 the best MesdCv
land 200 in good Meadow producing yer
tons Of hay TIE Of the land easily
among the best stock farms In ss part Of the State
CT the best mountain ranges attached 10 IT, The land
watered and has IL two hayoeae Springs and running
spring OF good alum water 5he improvements large
Barn. S1bIe Granares, Gs and Saw Mil conf rable Dwell
ing House which little repair would make perfectly comforts
te. The Virginia Central Railroad through this PROPERTY
Persons desiring further information vii pleAe apply
Alex. Crawford, Pond Zap Augss q count, Va.
TERNs-Io suit purchaser, all cash, time.
desired will sell large lot Of Stock and Fu tGr9 with e
property.
jel0-tds ALEX CRAWFORD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
Tcapryrlss As a Bunsi,o FlpID.--A correspondent

TUapESrlNk AS BU@iSs PUMA correspondent
Of a forth CsrOlinA PIPER writes;
Turpentne has been recommended in your paper as q
material Tor light After having tried It, am surprised
chat general is made Of cheap and easily
proeuable substitute for oil and spirit In kerosene
lamp, with moderately large burner the chimney be.
ing sboIt two inches 10 diameter, find that spirits OF
turpentDe procured still along the line of railroad
81 gallon vi Ids fully good aght "Palmet-
to vi" any other burning 6uid whatever. Turpen-
tine is at ell explosive dangerous AID in the lamp
used by u.s. in which the draft Is well concentrated upon
the flare there is no necessity 10 use wire TO cleanse
the wioS. Why shonld any suffer for want of light
with so cheap an agent within Que reach? The only
difficulty is in procuring good lamp. We suspect that
Palmetto Oil Terebene, &o. little more than iel-
erably pIre turpentne.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

ASo'HER RAID.-Gen. Esrtin telegraphed Governor
Vance Tue \. tbas the enemy were advancing up the
Rosnoks 300 infantry 800 cavalry, SIX pieces of
artillery aud three gunboaus.