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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

telegraph vas received Yesterday FROM Cleave.
land Tennessee which materially uod6ss the disaster
At Fort DoRelson Il Is stated that Generals Buekner
Fioyi and Johnston had fallen back With their con-
III ,uds on Nashville, aud prepared to make good
d5fsDSs Our loss killed, wounded and prisoners is
said no, to exceed 500. Upon eIaming the Northern
accounts, We dlA rothios directly conflicting With this
s;S'smonL which seems worthy Of reliance. close
scrutiny Of these accounts does not make it certain that
she For: has been taken all It vas reported taken
day or t3o before Il Vas taken; and then We have a
sl,enenb OF the l5.h that it would be taken on the
n It day.
Bowling Green abandoned By our forces on the
ls.a-one portion falling back towards Nashville aud
a7other in different directon which Is not specified
Psrlaps ss may have report from this latter division in
the future.
L IS stated in the Northern papers tha. the mor,sr
c: vii rsnisEvoas at Key West, which jusd6es the
sus olelOa dat iis destination S very different
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

-.s-sS ONCE OF Scr
..Arrns, and to proceed forthwith to the election
Of such officer.
Mr. SMITH, Of Virginia, was opposed to any eIpeodl-
ture of public money that can be avoided He was do
termined TO practice the most rigid economy, and
ieved that the doorkeepsr perform the duties o.
both offices with such help he may require.
On motion Of Mr.. CURRY, Of Alabama, the resolution
creating this office laid upon the table
message was received from the Senate, announcing
that that body vii meet the House AZ o1'sck for the
nurpose of ocuEtng the votes for PrcsdesG and Vice.
President Of the Confederate States.
ca motion Of Mr. Chiffon, Of Alabama, 1t vss re-
Solved ths sienograp5tTs urd reporters for tho public
press be provide Wit 10 the Bar of this Hocse
unless when tic Hor-r mall be IN toret sestiou:
Also, that the sposkrr shall appoint the fIo-ing
standing committee To list embraces tie ususl
standing comu-.ees Of tno houe OF K representatives.,
with lone alteration IN lie title,
Mr.. F00TE OF TonnesWe subn'..rd resolution
providing that comm .nAil DO rtstd, whose duty
l. shall b, to institute tho mot IL and Ecru;riz *
investigation into our late disasters in North Caroline,
Tennessee and KeauoSy that the said committee shall
bs empowered to for persona aud papers, and that
they report to this House.
Mr. FOOTE Did not desire TO speak 20 this Tesoiu-
ton at this time no only desired that it be lid upon
the table aud printed that members may read Il st
their leisure, and understand its purpOrt and scope.
Il was here suggested that such subjects should be
considered In secret session.
Mr. POOTE-The Hon. member who made this fug-
Restion must not have understood him. He (hr. T. }
o1y desired that bis resolution should be laid the
table and printed That need give rise to no discussion.
III he was In favor Of free full ard thorough discus
soa with open doors, this well every qnes.
tnn 70 deeply affecting the Interests OF the people. He
will not cons,nt to from the public eye unless
when demanded by paramount considerations their pro-
ceedpgs all questions relating TO the general welfare
OF the country Mr.. 70 took occasion to eYpatiate
with li,charaoterstc lquence and force upon the two
Grant hulSarks of Iibartyfreedom of dsouselon and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 10, 1852.

wrDsrsDIr, Feb. 10, 1852.
The Ssn.t. v,s called 70 order at O'Clock by Lieut.
Gov. MONTAGUE, AID opened with prayer by Behop
EA2Lr OF the N. Church.
DISHONEST AN DisLoylL OFFICERS
message vas received from the Er o1tive, which,
after being read vas on iaodon Of Mr.. BRAsroS,
ferr,d 10 tho Comm!.'ee on hlitsry Ahiirs and or
dsrsi to be printed. TIE Governor irsrsmis COM
-uuoa.loo from the Paymas.er General of the virginia
focss and ohFrs relating to gross FRAUD on t1e TEES
sarv committed by Col John Suydcr OF tho 1885 II Re-
gneut vrgltis Militia; also similar performance en-
acsed ~ Col A @, B,ley cf the 1923 Regiment. The
Governor says that the Attorney General has sken the
necessary steps the parties arrested and brought
to trial and 6sks fog authority to dismis1 summary, all
d. holest Ofcsrs from tho GGrvicc They oin now orly
be reiched through the tedious and expensive process ct
oourtmarisl, aud bofors result can be reached IN
this mods, months nus: elap5e."
Il recor -, nd thss tie LK'Ouve be allowed to strike
al dishonest OFF, from tho rolls reporting 70 tss Ser
. mis- re aaUns for bis action in each recommend
s.so, that have several men now holding commit
sions 10 the militia who dsoya that autho ity be
given 10 the Executive to strike their r m the
rolls and have their pisces supplied by elections
This regard eIcsedugy important and requeT that
sarly action shall be- taken upon these questions
FILLS rRtsxSrKD.
Mr. ALDERs0S, by lesvs, introduced &c bill to COM
peusate Thomss 4 ynulia for enrolling and mps;er'1g
the militia OF Webster county"
Mr.. ROBE3TSON, OF RICHMOND, presenteo from
special committee "a DILL 20 authorI the Governor 70
organize and call out certain militia forces for the de-
fence Of the State"
Mr.. sPIrLER; bJ leave, introduced az bill to amend
an act Incorporating the Shenandoah Oottoa hanlfsc
turing Company"
SMALL MOTIFS.
The bill authorizing certain cities and towns 10 issue
notes Of les denomination than five do.llrI, or
dsrsj 10 is engrossment.
ACCEPTANCE OF yoLUSTEERl
The bill to au.horz, the Governor Of Virginia to
cspt voluneers In companies or squadrone was Lid on
the table.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were read and pasfed:'
Senate bill amend act entitled An &C, 70 rco--
pirate the American Agency" passed March ~, 1851
House bill to provide for the construction of rail
Pa connection between the 0;augs and Alsya1dria
aud Manassas Gap railroads. aod the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac railroads. Ayes ~. noes 8.
- RIoIsrKR's oyYIcx.
TIE report OF the joint nteo to 'xsmlne the Reg
tsa laid the table and ordered TO be print
cd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

CASH IN ADVANCE

stagsnoV ~ the tires imposing the necessity Of paying
everything pee for the publication Of neHspAps
peeled tne saee 70 that In no case Nonu
suAscHhes books unless the order Tor M
pSpe- accompanied By he money 70 for the aAme
experiences OF the Dimes CONFIRMED rs 10 his deter
minsoa compzs all the suhseroera 70
the WY AcA books hat necessity forces u 20 soop'
rule 10 regard 20 he a. Least until the TINES VIII Jus
N dIs-e7, TO hs end vn forthwith commence me
tenas bills irou he oee made out In sueh
pa place Subscriber Ia ADVANCE on
subscription and TIT VII Be- d1ne as 20 place each
slo.hsrh b Nm within three moaths On the
the Of AL Who have not paid according
erased hon books and regularly there
ney Will subscriber Of the expiration
subscription year Ike adopted Nth all unless
made SELF preservation eomPsls hs eozrss else
you'd nct Be adopted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
TO THE SOLDIERS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA IN
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
y direction Of the Governor add Council Of South Car

By direction Of the Governor add oouac of South Car
DINA fddress you.
You we're the first 70 respond to the call Of the State
for the defence Of our country. At her bidding
you rushed 4 distant border, and unurlrd the Pal
N tito in the face Of advancing foe For her, and for
yourselves you have mpershable renown, When In
orjuntOa With your fellow soldiers from other States
you achieved those victories which hurled the hire
ling foe behind the defences Of his capital You have
Displayed brilliant courage and higher STILL you have
borns with fortude, not only the battles shock, but
the deadly fever asd tie vners The State Is
proud OF your conduct your devotion and your achieve
ments la the name OF that State and grateful people,
thank you. But The main object is not yet aoai we'd,
the establishment before the world and in fact, Of the
Independence Of the Confederate States of America
Our own existence, as State is involved in it. The
elemy, drawing confidence from overwhelming nun.
bers and superior appliances Of war, still hops 10 sutu
cute "a; AND ToRCKs ARK Enlisted FOB THE WAR.
You are trained aud tried stand, therefore, 10 your
arms lie. bin logger insult you with the consoDg
hope you gill Vsnsh In his presence. TAInish not
the bright crown which row CLEANS on your brow by
lea ing the field with the enemy in your sight Let
not be said that by your absence the valiant few who
ned Wsrs overwhelmed aud the fair fabric, cur
couatrJs liberty laid low in the dust. With your hep,
defeat the foe, and will. By all the high i'm
pulses which a soldiers soul, and all the sacr,d
influences Of pItriotism We ask you 10 record your
names on the immortal list Of those who have Greldy
expressed their resolution 10 fight this bats ual We
shall cocquer al honorable and glorious peace.
When the browning victory is von-vhen country
stands dseLt4ed aud redeemed and ia Independence
e'tab shed-hstory viii ssy of you OF Carolina,
that while you the first TO fly to you refused
to Law them down until our cause was vind:ca.ed-
Then grateful country will be lavish OF her honors
AID her benefits upon the children and childrens chill
dren Of the heroic veterans Of the Army Of the POLO
nsc.
JAMES CHESTNUT, ia,
'.-.--- Chief Of Department. Of the Military
-.---. --. of aouth Canolna
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
WATER IN SURGERY.


Among the %'F40e'' '1's Dafv" ny "ulou A an
se'u "i0usH' v - =
instance 'ne cure % neAiy ''Ay ,O1"e
hou'r' oA''AHO"' "1O' 'ApOs0t " "e"
u INC eu."', pC0'eN Se'' us VI So.
80 - s..,.Ioni. ot 49,, orl, "a var. ..vsd
-, .-,Dn..,;o, rh. o,h.,. ,.n,D.d IN the cor.
-, - c..,..-.h.,,.l til - n,,u,D s,,.ao0s vho
.,...a in ri. 80 ~ ~, .a,;os and mar.
81. ,...d,.. ~ .,,.rd,n,. h.,hsa
-, ,,-.-..,- -, .h.'...a ,h.,, TIT ,..,..
aodsr.ts,v cool covering THAR wounds with congresses
,or.,.r,l 0o.,snsd ;,b tho sams No otbsr dresJngs
90 .Dd .,,.., ,h., oD,, four died Of whom two
sisd Of typboid fever which interrupted the treatment
of their wounds with water; one of the collquatve
d.rrl GA and the fourth of trismus All the others re-
covered rapidly several had not even anchJlosis, al
though their feet had been trAversed with wounds In
every direction complicated with tearing Of tendons
,noneuroaes and IRaments, and with splinterinE Of
bones sometimes of the tArsus sometimes Of the mstatA
SUI.
One vould doub,lss. bs ,,,opishsd s.ys Baron Lar.
raw IN learn that with few se. biscuit little rood
water which was carried with each wou.dsd man. and
by the use of bracksh only for their dressing,
great number Of soldiers suffering under severe WOUNDS
OF the heed OF the breast oil the ABDOMEN or deprived
Of some Of their limbs crossed the deserts that separate
Syria from Egypt distance sixty Leagues without &C.
cdeni and with so mush oensn mar most oil them were
cured when they reached this latter country
We use with success, says the distinguished surgeon
Brio and almost always to the accomplishment of per.
fec. ,ures cold water in wounds made by small arms
a,o in cases of upOr in wound Of tendons aponsuroses
e.pules and membranes and tend water during the sur
curative stage.
.,,.- ,h. h.,,,s os R,vsn 4, ArS.l,.. In ,sos
maned writes Dr. Treble, upon the sld the ouly sur.
reon to the care Of 500 wounded, who lay upon the
ground from the 18th of June to the tenth Of July with
no other shelter from the brO;ing sun than the thin
branches OF olive trees deprived of the oonsOa,ory
hone Of ever seeing again their own country and given
IN to the usrcV Of the Inhabitants Of Sierra MoreuA
.bo we're ali under arms and highly exAsperated.-
D,nr;vad az all msSicine. had all the wounds
.ssbed With pure water During TWEEN yone dsys tina,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

General g. D. Mitchell, Of the Missouri volunteers,
reached this city on Tuesday last Gen. n. has been
in the war from the beginning, and has rendered most
efficient service to the cause he was at the battles Of
Oak Hill Dry Wood and at the capture Of Lexington
He Is filed with all the enthusiasm which distinguishes
al the aids Of Gen. Price.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

IHes-being h,a-tless, pitt
q towards them, forming treaties
= sIl', aud violating these treaties With Ut
scrasls"
Such are soma Of the charges brought BY Mr.. Oliver
Aglnst HE Puritan ancestry. The writer in the Rsvs'
70 clear up the character Of the pgm fathers against
toe Indictment Brought BY their SOD takes that son to
task for forgetting the obligations of a piey 10 cover
the shame and nakedness Of hs fathers, and reminds
him Of the old proysIb TO the sor. Of bird that
iss own nest Bu the Paasans fare little better in the
hands Of THAR avoEsd champion. For the Rsviso cen
ts.sss The fraud 70 the charter substantially not in
words, and ~l defend - legality but says tie
beat vndi1aiOn Of the act that know Of Is to say
that seemed to b. Ia accordance With the sadnqs and
p4pa's' Of Prof. ies! sab.erflgs replese with the
JUNCTION and can, Of Plritansm Tlus, unhappy in vim
t'ca:ng Puttaasm from the 6's, charge Of Mr. Oliver
the NJTA 4msricI, does no. attempt defence as to
thu second bu plainly aduis tha; ar. Oliver has an
Easy task N exposing the severity the hArshnSss and the
A'P'i'sH 81 Pui:an legislation, Hrst In civil aud len
iters. AZ to their treatment Of the
their conduct towards them vas inhlen
policy aud p'rhap, canning"
character Of the Yankee "a exh ibited in
Dry and faithfully transmitted to our day "Oye,-
reaching aud hypocrisy ssd,Ou cOaspirscy tre,.
500, aud sohi'm"-'saeakng ard surrsp;i:iOus"-''Op
preston, tyranny, and erusy"-"afer securing bene
1T, i1aoiag injuries, be5g heartess ptless and er-
tortiOaAIe," "slo4 Win guile, aud without scrups
a., 81.
fhs u TIC race that Is nov trying subjuglte US By
armies OF hissOE orsisners themselves avoiding the
psrs OF the field and sArnerug the profits Of the cen
trlo;' TheSe are the people who, If We d. not drive
o1eE their SsrsenAres and es,ablsh ird,penderct
are TO Seeoms orr BsaItsri To say that death yer
p'e'era'l' % doom despsabls Is tAms and weak
'I9',sH04 Oath on the ibid OF honor, and 10 defence
OF ones native land, ia happy exit from the cares Ct
eIi''eheh and should be eoupmed With nothing hor-
no's- But sooaeF Than bseoas the slaves Of such
breed ~ho would not escape By the Roman refuge Of
che innOlliiOn Of dear ones and selidsstrac.ioa
more Christian aud more mlnly remedy il left u,
let US oPpss living brsASvork Of unshrnLinR heart 10
tho hs'oas o. s-AArinA. UhS are ssul AxaInst u.s.
Lss every Of the South dsvos bis whole shirt ,uh
sS'' All strength 80 Ia. V4Glon Of bic country, Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

the protection Of the loved and helpless who shelter be-
meath his arm. Let rulers and legislators our lead
ers and armies remember that the destiDiss Of millions
nov and hereafter hang upon them and that they will be
held to fearful reckoning Il they fall short Of their
Guty and beAy their trust Let as creatures, do all
that vs are capable Of and humby impors the great
Creator 10 "deferd the right"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
ESPECIAL NOTICE.-ou
KESr, PAINE 4 o., Auo's
ATTENTION.

FvHE md Tsigned propose ae company Of Lgh artillery
IL be enlisted for IN. II u obvioas that all
Ia desnee Of tnelr homes and
dssm 70 make any appeal - the true Of
GINS e,r, their In vndic,ol Of jus. and holy
We the efsr nply give notice hat Oh vi desire % Iola
company d. % BY plying .. the once Of Jshnsoh 6l
gon. at the Store ~ Johnston Bransfo d q
unle ms viii be furnished free.
MiRMADrKE JouNsoy,
JOHN W. DRsNsHJRD
isso " AlnxAHpEA .. eptacN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

reheau Beaupre, Chassaignse, and Alphonse AmussAt
whose treatise published In Paris, 1851, translated
me same wear ~ De- Frank Hastings Hamilton, Profes-
sor of Military Surgery in Bellevue Medical College, ard
published 10 the BaGIlO Medical Journal as well as in
separate $50.
1t ia a deplOrable example Of the force of rooted
PR jadicei that method which combines more comfort
aud cleanliness than any other, with economy Of time
aud materials and of superior in its results
verify fulfilling the ei,J gto ct aeUHds should not have
been more generally adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
MARRIED..

IN Norfolk Monday evening, Feb 10TH BY the 1ev Mr. NJ
oh,es. VS. u. rUskkR Of PSrsmosih and hsi VANDAL'A
1 D1s6 CT Norfolk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

w'ier in the Nashville rrlnsr reprOducss from the
Nor'A 4 asreIs Rs.iss for April 1857, some inter
ssag historical passages Illustrative Of the hereditary
and agrAned nature Of hcse traits IN the Yankee char
which the Of nearly al the contentious
aai oOmno i,ns ira, long sgAted the United Stes
and eliminated iaay in the var that nov RACES between
she TO peoples Toe authority cited BY the writer in the
Rssis, Is work by Peter Oliver, himself Puritan BY
hceASs being descended from the 6rst ruling Elder Ct
TIE Frst Church in Bpston" Il 3 without interest
or Instruction 70 how the fraud violence AID cur
ming" 80 conspicuousy shown By the Yankees Of our
day, we're displayed by their Plymouth Rock ancestry
TIE following IS paragraph devoted BY hr. Oliver to
his Massachusetts, progenitors: They p-actssd
deesui game Of overresehiDg and hypocrisy in
lag three Charters from Charles that the patent which
b bestowed With The intent Of furtherog Christian
Ia5nAy design, under the auspices of she Church Of
sagand vas gsOsEy perverted first = worldly end Ct
gain, aud thea 20 wicked eads Of sedi;iou conspiracy
treason and sohism that the PuriAns sneakirgy stole
NAY from Eaga7d surrepttousy transferring hither
barter which had been Intended solely as an instrument,
RSSTpOrAioa resident at home, and that they used
- bssis OF . disloYal government, thus per-
parpSss thwArting il provisions and
=; that When they bad established
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
o,xxIssrosr,s IL cHAxczar.


The report Of the Committee of Courts Of Justice,
declaring eIpedeut Isgislats the subject OF
resolution for increasing the fees Of Commissioners IN
Ohancery, was taken up and concurred In.
xAxUTAcruRK OF WHISKY.
Mr. THOMAS, of Henry, called up the blu 10 pre-
vent the unnecessary consumption OF grain by dislers
and others manufacturers Of sprtuous and malt liquors
About two dozen amendments were offered, some OF
which were adopted.
Mr. CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta. opposed hassy action,
under the excitement Of the horror Of intempeiance-
Under the settled policy Of the State, lis citizens have
been induced invest largely In this business and paid
the license fixed by the State ITSELF This bill oooy pro-
poses TO conscae the States use the property has
itself invited into this investment and sso denies the
citizen the benefit of the license tax which the State has
already pocketed The State will thus violate her os
faith TO her own ctizens and forciby take Advantage
Of her own wrong The bill, moreover, fails TO secure
the end proposed: 1t forbds the dstiation OF grain on
w. and leaves the dsaion Of fruit and other inferior
substances unchecked besides 1t does not pfevent-As
under the Constitution t cannot preventive imPorts
ton of liquors from adjoining States. Liquor even
more surely than water will nd its own level The only
et of this bill will be- not to stop intempsrance but
simply TO do an rjul.ice to citizens OF your own JOIN
monweslth, and impair the saqetity Of inc STATE .
license aud then to food the country with mean liquors
and lose to the State the large revenues sne now re-
ceyinz from tsx.ton, which may yet be largely ana
Justly Increased upon its msnufscturs and sale DE
moved to lay the bill upon the table until can Be per-
fscted.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

NJ. A n WRIGHT, Of Cain Tisy Of the eIiraor-
binary duiss OF the Door Keeper acting both In that
car aciy and IS Serseantat-Arm he would submit
resolution Auihorisng him TO appoint one assistant and
icu, pages.
NJ sHITH, Of Va vas opposed to such resolution
At iris tine Let Il 20 10 committee. II was accord
Il CIV referred TO tho Committee on Rjles.
o. motion Of Er. CURRY, Of Ala, the House Ad.
burned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

WLDssDAr FEB. ~, 1852.
The ssn.t. vas called 10 order at IL O'Clock by Lieut.
Gov. MosrAeuE AID opened with prayer BY Bshop
EASLr OF the NJ L Church.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12
RsLrrs.-.We weIe inlormrd The 9th,

RElIER.--We eeIe informed the other
day, by a citizen OF DelawaIe township,
that in that township there were at least
twenty families actually suffering lor the
necessaries OF lie. Some of them were
families ol soldiers now in the serylce.--I
We presume every township IN the county
has as many poor as Delawate-some, we
know, have more. Steps should be taken
Immediately IN each township 10 relieve
these families. Relief associations, similar
10 the one now in operation in F,ndlay.
should be oIganlzed IN every township, and
lunas and provisions enough 10 carry hem
comfortably through the. winter, collected
aud distributed Immediately. The wives
and children OF absent soldiers should moi
be allowed 10 want for the comforts, much
less the necessaries, OF life. They were
promised u support--lt was part OF the
contract made with their hus bands aud faith
ers, aud they should have it, hberally and
lungrudgngly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

VFRY GooD.-Capi Bope, OF the 99ih.
writes a letter to Henry Brown, esq, which
is publshed in the Courier OF last week, in
which speaking Of the result uithe election;
"a Wild shout went up from the Demo.
cra;s Of the 99lh.
II the other nine companies in the 99lh
are Of the same political complexion Of
Capt. Bope's the shout must have been an
exceedingly thin one, as at least ninety OF
his one hundred are as good Republicans
as Ohio could furnish.
Capt Bope compliments his men in the
highest terms. q II. F.tt
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

WAsrG PsPER The Springfield News, in
making some remarks on the subject of
economzing paper just at this time, says:-
Never waste sheet ror nm envelope. Save
the fragments Of paper and sell them 10 be
made over. In this way each one may effect
a saving to his OF her pocket, aud at ih,
same time benefit the world at large by less
enng the tcatcty which now prevails. 1t
IS in these little savings tina, the people in
this country should learn a lesson OF the
people OF other lands.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

JUvKsILe CoscrRr.-MT. S. G. E3sslter
who has been teaching Juvenile Class ia
music. for several weeks, gives a ConeeTl
al Melodeon Hall, next Tuesday evening.
The programme Will consist OF selection
of entirely new music, performed by about
one hundred youngsters, inlerspersed with
Quartettes, &C., by advanced Singers. MI
RossileI has labored lsithiuIly with the
childfen. and under his care they have made
wonderful progress in music. he deserves
a full house, aud wo believe The cltlzeu'
will give HIM one.