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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANrau CABLE.
lntelIi&ence from -Spain-The
Counter AlevOluiiou.

Intelligence from -Spain-The
Counter Hsevolulion.
e H. LoNpoS, Dec. IL.
Telegraphic communication with Mad
rid is still Interrupted. The latest dis
patches say the political agitation through
out Spainis very great, and that capitalists
are rapidly leaving the country. There is
much alarm among all classes OF the COM
muuity. The Government authorities ale
in receipt of communications from many
portions of theCcountry, promising aid and
supplies to the rebellion. The insurgents
at Cadiz hold a strong position. The Pres
ident ,ot the Republican Committee had
not yet arrived from Seville. The insur-
reetionary movefhent had not yet extended
beyond .GadiZ.J 5lI lii g ci.H Far. -..
.5aIs. arl .iatnsi New YoRK. Dec. IL.
u The Herald's specials dated London, De-
cember IL, say No news has yet been
received of the bombardment of CadiZ,
telesraphic communication being inter-
ipted with Madrid. A dispatch from
Madrid dated Thursday. December ILsays
a large number of workmen employed by
the municipality on public works, yester-
day armed themselves with carbines and
with bay onets fastened to sticks, and as
stunned threatening attitude, which they
still continue. The national military were
ordered to proceed against them, and sew
era1 battalions are preparing to march to
the attack Great efforts are being made
to raise revolt here, and the citizens are
much alarmed. Pfacards are posted in Es.
tranadura,c threaten ing the assassination
of all rich citiZeus who take part in the
election for the Cortes.
The armistiee between the Government
tronps and insurgents has been suspended
until to- night both parties 'consenting to
await the Naffi4 al Of the President of the
Republican Committee of Seville, who will
make an attempt at mediation. Should
these negotiations fail, the 5Goyernment
viii recommence vigorous measures for
| the suppression of the insurrection.
a6 ,59I5lis ~ Sailed. ep5lDnnu
bUTb Of ylaifT 'qSoUTHAMPToN,l lDec!1 /
The steamship West phaHsosa sailed to-day
p sl1S 5 % 500 ri! ,!.,,x,,aId ,,,,aId msdi sSIlsIat
zTo~ mgdi edsm doiEfVRRpoo,T, Dec.12
r The steamship England, From New'Yofk
/ mas arriyedfs sdi ~ saileui.ii Oh hiDow .
.s.-5,f New YORK, Dec. 13. .
| The Herald's cable dispatches from Mad
| rid. d. deem Der 18th, says: The Government
has deci,led on puslponing the attack on
| the party in revolt in Cadiz, hoping the in.
surgents willie accept the terms Offered
them and surrender. General Roda, who
| Is at the head Of the Government troops
! 1has;declared the port of Cadiz blockaded
I'd tYrs R ign repEesentativss hHye been no noe
/ It fed accotiingly. News has been receive
That the Carlisle party in Lower Aragon
are making preparations Tor o revolt
Fears are entertained of d rising of tht
Republican party inG Barcelona to-night
| The greatest: precautions were adopted Il
guard against such a contingency in botl
ptaces. jERbnTii6 sdj 9fEigu@jHtJ ui :
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of the Alaska purchase sfund among the
newspapers.
The old ieud existing for rover two years
in the German, Republican camp has been
settled. The German Grant and Colfax
Club and the German Republican Central
Committee have resolved to unite their
forces into one organization.
~ The -Tribunezeon,iemns the annoyance OF
newspaper suggestions about cabinet posi-
NohsI n lIIlIEArT IlrA
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Lives Saved for Fifty

~ EZG ert't Eas9g- l5It4- So Il
Thousa ands of children die annuslIy of rr' up
Now. Mothers, if you would spend so cents. and
always have q bottle DIR. Tobias Y Venetian Lin
imsnt in the house. you never need fear losing
your little one when attacked with this complaint
1t is now 81 years since haveput up my Lipi ent,
and never heard Of . child dying Of u when
my Liniment was used; but hundreds of cures
-have-been feportedto-pe. and many state If irMas
$40 per bottle they would not be without 1t. Be-
sides which. it is certain cure for Cuts, Burns,
Headache. Toothache. Sore fhreats .Swellings,
! Mumps. Collie. Diarrhea. Dysentery. Srasms,. Old
Sores and Pains in the 'himbs. Back. and Chest
No one once. tries it who is ever without II is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally. Full
directions with every bottle Sold by the Drug
gists nd Storekeepers in the U.itsd Stats. Del
pot 10 Park Place. N. Y. .
juneI6- d&w1ycm-PeNY So ,.ssi 80. Z, Us 4a.a
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Look at the Example = Grant Des-
-'i''2 ecrafiDE the Sabb sth!

Sunday travelling on the part OF some
poor devil may not be noteworthy; but
the President of the United States elect
has no right to outrage the religious sense
of the country by a desecration of that
day, especially as there was no necessity
for it. General GRANT left Pittsburgh yes,
terday Sunday afternoon to participate
In festival at Chicago on Tuesday. He
could Just, as well have started day
sooner as not. or he could have started
early this morning. How do you like this
desecration, o you christians who voted
for him? -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-14

I -zCHAuTAuaUA COUNTY, New York, the
home of Gov. FENToN, has been the thea
ter of two severe riots since the election,
in both of which life has been sacrificed.T
The Governor does not seem to be as,solic-
itous for peace at his own door as he was
tor itin New York during the election. ,r, :;
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sTERLIye..s e..s.EvEH WARE
: . .lIaIiSsEI FIRE L Elect a.pLArEp ssp wanE.

FINE ELECT 0.PLATED WARE.
TIE GORHAM MANgFACTUR .NGR co YOP
PROV, EESE. r., L. h yirs the largest manu-
fsctcry So 8 yer in the orld. With
the most improved mach :, ,. and employing. the
most killsa labor, are enabled 10 offer an un-
equal1ed variety of new and besutifuI Gesisps in
Dinper Services. Tea e. sices. and every article
specially adaPeeoiiui b. liday and Bridal Gifts
sThey offer also their we'll known and nrivalled
Nickel Silver Eiec.ro-P Plated Ware. in which the
have introduced new pattetns Of rare elegance
The Solid Silver is guaranteed to be of sterling
purity by U. 5. Mint assay The Electro- Plate
Guaranteed to be superior to the finest teAiel
ware. Orders received from the Trade only, bu>
these goods may be obtained from responsible
dealers sEery dhete.- IA skt}0d
rv 5,.,.s. ID hssE
s;SSoaI., GStJ@ .sasai'f Isscs Els:t s:t. o-
GORHAM MANUFACTURING co.,
- Salesroom N o.3 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Row a7DecEiue isProtuced.~

- Pure blood makes well. b d blood makes us
sick. Vapors from poorly digested food In the
blood are condensed upon the various organs. and
serve to make them grow repair their. waste
Organs made with greater or lesser proportion Of
such mate. ais cannot be sound. If the bad CON
dition of blood continues but for . few days or
weeks the ody Ill out of sorts; and if il con-
Time the While of the body nil in time be re.
newed with imperfect blood. and the Eeath bad;
it is in decline--popuIatIyc called consumption.
- Now Brandreth's Fills penetr te the whole mass
of blood, causing the expulsion Of inpuTities the
body feels relieved from Q single dose-whas then
may-by expected from twsntyf By continuing
their usethe whole of the blood in time becomes
purified. and the body RECONSTRUCTED from good ma
terial the decline stopped, and new lease of lite
secured. Principal office. BKKNDRETH RoUsE'
New York Sold by al druggista
-iunei6-d&wlycm- -PeNY
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> PRofEs ssfONAI,

- DR. A. b.. WILLIAMS ~ est broadway. ma,
Ugh street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himss 4
r series of years to the treatment ofcertain pri.
vnte diseases. He may bscsnsulted ct his oftct--
BroadwAy. nsar the Exehsnee Bank JiJ1
may3l-tf
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IS na " s.OOD ,,A.44notAer ReSo hedical
&c w Pamphlet from ne pen Of DR. CURT1s
The Medical lines, says of this work: "1his
vauable treatise on the cause and cure of prem a.
secret abuses Of youth and manhood. and how
easily regained It. sives icleAr syn psis of the
impedime.ts 10 marriage, the cause aud effects of
nervous debility. and the remedies therefor" "A
pocket edition of the above viii, be forwarded on
receipt of IS cents. By addressing Doctor CURTIS
No. So North Charles street, Baltimore, Nd.
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AFAIR and delicate skin, free from e, cry ilem
ish, i. The reward Of ocoasiOn4l use of Palmer
Vegeta BILE Cosmetic Lotion. sep2i-d&wIy-c
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iGmIs ~ BuffaIo MarKetmDsc. II. nae
iFL0UR-Spring firmer. sdi % 5si sgi
WHEAr-Firmer; No. 2 spring asking
81 80; Others unchanged; market generally
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An Uppleasan, lisuslra,iou.

d. An UDpless.ns liEus1ratiou.
I Our gay and festive Sunday contemporary
has commenced educating its readers on
business matters. Its leader on "Genius
and Common Sense"l is designed to show
that great genius ia no bar to business
capacity, and to. prove it, bids its readers:
ssLook at Sir Walter Scott. Was he not
a good commercial manager?" gi.f-
! The illustration is the most unfortunate
one that could be made. unless, indeed, it
be intended as huge joke. .fi.s 70
SIR WALTER SCOTT engaged in bust
ness that would have made the fortune
any man of commercial habits. After few
years, by his unfortunate. speculations, he
sunk all the capital and left the concern
over half a million in debt. AS writ
ist he was a success, and in the disposal
of his manuscript, by the aid OF his part
ner, who made the bargains for him, he
accumulated q large fortune, which hi
more than sunk, in his attempt to be q
commercial manager He died insolyent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-14

ID QATOHELOR,S HAIR DhE. This
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous
unts; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invig-
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful 6cI
or 6roso1. Soil by all Druggists and .Perfpmers
and. properly applied at Betehel"r's Wig Factory
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-14
En- Route FIR The Army Reunion
PITTsBt1RGH Dec13 :

9 Parker, and Colonel Leet, of his staff :;
Generals Thomas, Schotis1I. Mcdowell,
Logan, Terry, Stoneman, Barry, Hart
crauft, Ingalls, and ,Hartell; Col. Is ;Hough.
Schotield, Campbell and, Treat, left at two
o'clock to-day Tor Chicago, to attend the
army reunion. s,,1s9e5,i. ,,teesszs,s
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The Vast 1ncrease of the Public
Debt7-The governments and the
IN People. Fast Versipg Towards
Bankruptcy and X min. ,,. +,

Bankruptcy and Rnin, .afis4
| The debt OF the! United States, on the 1st
day of November last, Was, less cash in
the Treasury, s2,527, 129 552; on 1st Of De-
cember, one month later, S2t SO, OBJ. s44-
showing an increase of the public debt, in
thirty days, of eleven millions nine bun
dred and two thousand two, hundred and
nine y-two dollars. ,s- sssdt --g.t
The lef fort of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, which shows this startling increase,
naiyely says of the December statement,
that the wsrra, IS issued for the redemp-
tion of the public debt are not INCLUDED in
the above, while, in the November state
ment, he is c,reiul to state that the war
rants issued for the same purpf Sc '.Gre in
cluded" in the statement. @e545{5 % -.T, =
To inclu ie hese warrants, would swell
the increase of the public debt, still more
largely, It is now within a fraction of halt
a million do lars increase of the public
de II TOR each working day in the month OF
November. Include the warrants issued
for he 'emption of the public debt-the
money being counted az in the Treasury,
bee use NOT drawn out, and the debt count
| ed, ,qas paid, because the warrants are
issued, although not redeemed--and thus
in round numbers, twelve million dollars
of an increase of the public debt, in the
twenty, We working days of November,
will swell to over one million dollars per
da of an increase. v1agu.rs e.-E"
How, in the name of common sense, the
country is to stand this continued Increase
of the Natl nal Debt, and with it. the bur-
thens of the people? In time of peace
with debt that requires more money to
pay the interest than is required by any
other Government on earth-thei people
taxed ON everything they eat, drink, wear.
sell, purchase, or borrow, this vast increase
OF the public debt, shows rottenness in
our rulers-a determination while they
bankrupt the Government to utterly bark
rupt the people. And this, too, while mem-
bers of Congress, poor when elected, retire
with princely fortunes. 30
Truly, we have fallen on evil times. And
the prospect before us shows no CLEAN OF
hope that these things will mend. GOD
save the Republic from the imbeciles and
knaves who control #. i''''S 1i'-- go
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-DFL II bOsION' Dec' To- ;
consigned to the State
prison last night for twenty years, for the
murder of Holmes, commencing with
twenty -four hours solitary confinement
He appears to be. in good splits! w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-14

MANHOOD AND THE vIGOR OF
MI n OU rfI restored in four weeks Success
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sing; the effects of early pvrnicious habi s. self
this wonderful medicine. if taken regularly accord-
ing TO the directions twh ch very simple and
quirs no restraint from Business or pleasure Fail.
quantities in one for So To be had only Of the sole
appointed agent in America. H. GERITzEN. s7
YNY. .iy27 i1zr
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,MANBFAGTURING co.,
- Salesroom N o.3 Maiden Lane. NY.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON will sell on the pre-
rnises at O'Clock p. NJ, for the commissioner
a house and lot on the north side Of L street,
west Of Brook avenue.
WILLIAM A. & J. L. DIETRICH. executors. wiz
sell at the farm In Henrico county known as
Lower Quarter" ten miles above Richmond,
on the canal, ten mules horses. oxen, cows &c.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN will sell on the
premises 4P. M. a very pretty succeed resi-
dence on Second street between Jackson and
Duyal streets.
store at 10 A. NJ. a lot of goods belonging to a
country store.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at th' Ir store at 10
A. NJ. household furniture, pianos, ladies' furs,
hnnnets. &c.
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The THEATRE.-Lo Lorle, which was played
last night, was the principal event Of Mise
Mitchells engagement. Itshows US good
little peasant girl taken up to the court
itself through marriage with handsome
man Of the world, whose iaison with q
fashionable woman breaks the heart of the
unsophisticated heroine. Everybody will
at once see how well such part is suited
to Miss Mitchell's peculiar talents. Her
success was again complete.
Mr.. Lamb, as comedian, has taken the
Richmond audiences by storm in every
part which he has essayed, despite some
"gags" that were in rather bad taste. He
is really good actor, and We shall be glad
to see him again.
Tonight Maggie Mitchell takes benefit,
and che will undoubtedly have crowded
house, as everybody is anxious to show ap-
preciation of her talents. Two fine come
dies will be rendered on this occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-04

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-SALMoN
P. CHASE, CHIEF JrsTICE.-The following
cases were decided yesterday
Shoemaker Us. French:
Shoemaker fled bill in this court against
French for an injunction to prevent his act
| ing or claiming to act as President of the
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Com
pany, and the court passed an order direct
ing French to be served with notice oi
motion for injunction.
After this order was passed French filed
his bill in the State court ut Alexandra
praying an injunction against Shoemaker
for matters cognate to the bill in this court
The jurisdiction Of this court as to these
matters attached when Shoemaker's bill
was filed here and the order passed by this
court. Therefore the Jurisdiction of the
! State court was ousted, or must be exercised
in subordination to the jurisdiction of this
court.
The injunction is granted according to the
prayer of the bill.
| The Adams Express Company Us. JOSEPH
Davidson and William II. ltarbury:
Davidson filed his bill in the State court
at Alexandria asking to have lease made
to Stevens & Phelps by the Alexandria
Georgetown and Washington Railroad Com
pany vacated on the ground Of fraud. The
state court pronounced this lease void, and
appointed Marbury receiver to take pos
session of the road.
Thereupon Adams Express Company filed
a bill in this court showing that Stevens &
Phelps, as agents of the railroad company
had made q contract with them before said
lease was pronounced void, but not depend
ent upon the case, charging that if the
road went into Marbury's care it would
cause irremediable damage to complainant
and praying specific performance and for an
injunction against Davidson & Marbury tc
prevent Marbury's taking possession of the
road. The prayer was granted, and the in,
junction issued at chambers in vacation
appointing Stevens s Phelps receivers.
This is a motion to dissolve the injunction
and discharge the receivers. The court
sees no good reason for discontinuing the
Injunction.
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REARaME INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER 1, 1858.
Sun rises......7l3i Noon T rises.. ......... 9. .4s
sun sets ..........447 High tide, A. NJ. 49,. 7.5s
POET OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 5. 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza HancoI, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie W. Collins, Gcober, New York
ria rabiu Point, to load
schooner Annie NJ. Edwards, Henson, Balti-
more, merchandise, Crowell CuIrie.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Admiral, Kirwan. from Baltimore, ar
rived az the w h!te House with merchandise and
passengers TO the Richmond and York River rail-
road on 81.
EY TELEGRAPH.
Boston, Dccem Der 3.-Steamer Concordta from
New Orleans, tDwed III hcre having lost her pro-
prller. Her hull and cargo are in good condition.
LIVERPOOL, december 3-ship Rienzi, from
Quebec, and bark Allendale, from ST. Johns, have
been abandoned at sea.
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FIGHT BETWEEN Two EAGLEs.-Two GEN
tlemen, returning from fox hunt in New
Kent county few days since, hearing a
noise in the woods few yards from the
roadside, had their curiosity excited to as
certain the cause. Passing in, they dis
covered that it was caused by fight be-
tween two baldhead eagles. They were 80
actively engaged, and so intent upon watch
ing the motions of each other, that they did
not perceive the approach of the huntsmen. n.
These gentlemen succeeded without any
difficulty in capturing them both. The
birds we're taken in charge by one of them,
who, upon reaching his home, put them to-
getber in chicken coop. The next day
the fight was resumed, and was concluded
only by the death of one Of them. The
survivor was brought to this city, and is
regarded as being one of the largest of the
species, measuring eight feet from tip to tip.
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Using FALSE MEAsUREs.-Jett.R Richard
son was before the police court yesterday
on the charge of using false measures IN
the Second Market. The measure which
JEFF. used was called half-peck, but held
fifteen per cent. less than that quantity
The case was continued until to-day IN
order to allow Jeff. On opportunity to bring
forward his witnesses.
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STEA MERS,

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The JAMES
~ RIVER TOWING AND TRANSPORTA-
TON COMPANY are now prepared TO lighter 10,
bacco, SALT aud all other merchandise, lumber anu
wood, to and from City Point, Norfolk, and Pc
tersburg, and all landings on james river, on our
new ana elegant BAhGES just built. For lreisht,
apply to CRuWELL CURklE,
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets,
or to JOHN ID. HARVEY, President,
,o ial block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-04

MAYORS COURT, THURSDAY MORNING
MAYOR CHAHooN.-Pat Hartz and Henry
Doyle UNITED States soldiers, creating
disturbance in the house of John Dabney.
Sent to Camp Grant. =,
Jim Hill (negro), stealing blanket
valued at five dollars from Pat Loughlln.
Sent to the chain-gang for twenty days.
George Baker (negro), stealing fifty cents
from William Taylor. Made to refund, anu
discharged. "
Mary Ellis, unlawfully OBTAINING Alice
B. Enroughty Ia minor for the purpose OF
prostitution. Dismissed.
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lMPRovEMENT.-The unsightly mass of
rubbish on the site of the old State court
house is being removed by prisoners from
the penitentiary. The foundations will be
filled up, and the space once occupied by
the building graded to conform to the ad-
jacent portions of the Capitol Square.
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BURGLARY.-At an early hour on We'd
nesday evening the residence of Miss L.
C. Boulware, corner of Fourth and Cary
streets, was entered through front win
dow by burglars, who carried off nearly
fifty dollars worth of property. The resi-
dents Of the house were at church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-04

Mr.. SCHARF's READINGs.-The Lecture
Committee of the Young Mems Christian
Association have been successful in making
an engagement with MIR. Henry Scharf for
n series of readings, to be delivered next
week. The first entertainment will be on
Wednesday next, at place to be hereafter
designated. He will read on this occasion
Goldsmith's popular comedy entitled " she
Stoops to Conquer"
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saxpaTy,.ND WINTER TRADE-1sss.

J.E. DOHERTY, MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. sa2 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, calls attention 10 the largest sToCh oF
GOODS he has ever offered q. the commencement
OF q season.
The styles are new, the fabrics excellent, and
the prices will be made satisfactory to all who are
disposed to have garments made to order.
Call and examine the stock. sc h-am
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IScESDIARY FIRE.-The fire which oc-
Cured on Monday evening on the pre-
misses of Mr.. B. Randolph, on the Osborne
turnpike, consumed building forty by
twenty feet, containing two family carriages
and considerable quantity Of shucks !;
also, another smaller building, in which the
fire originated. 1t could not have been the
result of an accident, since the buildings are
isolated, and no fire was within communi-
eating proximity. The conclusion is that it
was done by design; and it is symptom
that excites painful apprehensions, for Mr..
Randolph is kind and indulgent to his
former servants, fifty to sixty OF whom en-
joy free quarters and many other prlYi-
leges without conditions of any sort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-04

The GLEN ALLEN OUTRAGE.-The negro
Charles Harris who was arrested by officers
Epps and Gilman Wednesday on the charge
of committing an outrage on Miss Mary
Shepperson, of Hcnrico county, was called
before the Mayors court yesterday morn
ing. Miss Shepperson appeared and identi-
fed the negro. He was then sent before
Justice Nettles, who committed him for
hearing on Monday next.