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AMUSEMENTS.
WASHING NGTON HEATRE,

Lessee and Manager. Henry G. JARRETT.
First night of the engagement of the Versatile
and Original Conrt;iGn:
MIR. CHANFRAU.
who will max his de hur in the New National Play
81 intense interest which has been in preparation
ior several weeks past. ana will he produced this
sions Mechanical Effects Appropriate Costumes, &c
THIS EVENING.
will be proau ced Charles Gsylor's celebrated Ma
honal Drama, in three acts. entitled
Or the Soctinr qf 5 F Fa;rfa2 Corr Hopss.
Jupiter IA Contrabane) ............ MIR. Chanfrsu
:, ACT !. Scene I1Xissw Of Long Bridge BY Moon
Of snd Fe.rn ahf
R%e,rihption % % on the Rebel Rebel Jackson. -, r
trs nee of the Union Forces-SaekinG of Fairfax
ACT iII-Thc Female Spy in the Union Camp
Death b Of the Female sr, rskriniSh in the yicin-
Of Black Horse Cayalry-Battle of Bull Run-Tab-
leau.
Previous to the Drama the fav.rite Comedietta of
THE WI DOW : VICTIM.
,orrv f}!n me s1AGE-sTRucK EARBER.
with his wonderful limitations of Forre.t Booth
kran. Barney williams ami Rnrton.)
FORDS NEW TENTH ATR. THEATEK
Isnth 81, "hoae Pennsylvania ar;
HUMPHREY Observation-Disclosures Stage Manager
THE PUBLIC DEMAND.
BY their liberal PATRONAGE extended 70 this
FASHIONABLE FIRST GLASS TIiEATER
VISITED TY OVER Al 800 PERSONS
During the eDgs cement of the
BRIGHT STAR OF THE DRA IA
That IL is necessary for the peoples enjoyment to
RE-ESGAGEMENT EFFECTED
With that Accomplished Young Actress.
MISS MAGGIE MITCH ELL.
The management. in compliance with the univer-
sal desire OF the patrons. now announce that they
have arranged for Six Nights longer in order that
he most Refined and Finished Entertainments
shall b" presented to the numerous ardent admirers
OF good play.
THIS EVENING
BY G,a.ro} R,Sire and Request,
The Magnificent Dramatic Romance.
IA NCHON, THE CRICKET!
FASCIION. Observation-Disclosures. MISS MITCHELL
Hith az The Star Company iH The CAST
WEh az the B.1ntuRL SctHtFB and Ef.ots.
The Shadow Dance May pole Dance
81. Andoche Festival The Rising Moon,
And Joyous Terminationi
S ANClI0N has drawn nj ghtly at this theater
the largest audiences in the city-provinE conclu-
sivey this elaborate Drama alone bodies more
attraction than dozen other plays produced in
week elsew here.
~ No other play performed with Fanchon,
owing to its extreme length and beauty.
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Running the BIockadr-CaPtureo of a II ebeI
Steamer.

NEW YORK, Oct. la.-The British schooner
Minerva reports that on the 18th instant, she
spoke the rebel steamer from Wilmington, n.
G., for Nassau, with q cargo of cotton.
letter from Jacksonville, Florida, of the
18th instant, states that on the arr val there on
the 9TH instant, of Gen. Brannon, the town was
found 10 be- nearly deserted. II was occupied
by the 9TH Connecticut.
The rebel steamer Gov. Milton was captured
by tho expedition sent up the river. She con-
tanned guns and ammunition.
The guns and ammunition captured at the
taking of the river batteries, and also a large
number Of contrabands who fed TO our lines
had been sent TO Hilton Head. Gen. Brannan
and his force had also returned, the gunboats
being depended on to keep possession Of the
river.
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~OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,u
SOLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,w
SOLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,N
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM,
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM,
CORNER OF NINTH ST LOUISIANA AV.,
CORNER OF NINTH ST Z 10 UISIANA AV.
CORNER OF NINTH ST. + LOUISIANA AV..
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MARKET SPACE,
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MARKET SPACE.
RESPECTABLE MUSIC HALL,
which. since its opening, has been attended with
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
The management providinga
LIGHT AND PLEASING
EMBARRASSMENT.
FUN, DASH, AND HUMOR.
and tnctuIed withsl, with
phLi'nir 'A shNilNhNi'
,,rn, '-'
\
i- "i'i'''
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From North Carolina.

NEW YORK. Oct. I9.-Thc steamers q. G.. Col
Inns and Ellen :. Terry, from Newbern, N c.,
on the lith, have arrived. Gov. Stanley was
ut Newbern on the lIth.
The gunboat Seymour has been raised from
the river Nueees, and placed in order tor ser
vice.
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New York Politic>-Nomin ination of Gen

New YORK, October 19.-The Federal Union
party OF Brooklyn last night nominated Gen
John A. Dix for Governor OF New York, and
issued an address the electors without dis
tinction of party, TO form Federal Union clubs
and send delegates 10 Il State convention OH
the l~th inst.
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Morsan's GueriIIa> Captured.

CINCINNATI. Oct. Io.-After capturing our
piCketS, Morgan dashed into Lexington ycsicr-
day morning al the head of 1,5D men. Before
sGIrcnGcring our troops fought him gallantry,
killing and wounding several Our loss was g
mediatcly parolcd Two hundred aud fifty Of
our cavalry succeeded in escaping. Morgan
soon afterwards left Lexington, taking the
Versailles turnpike.
To-day when between Versailles and Frank
fort, lac WAS sunddenly met by about q, ,JOu of
Dumonts Cavalry. who. after a hort fight,
routed him, scattering his forces. One report
says he was driven across the Kentucky river
in the direction Of Iawr,nceburg. Another
report is that he is nndeayoring 10 unite with
Humphrey Marshall, who L. near Sharpsburg
An attack from Marshall is looked for at Paris
Tonight Lexington is now IN possession OF
our troops.
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ADJUSTMENTS. .

ADJUSTMENTS.
CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS:
GREAT SUCCESS
of the
PERliAN NEkT 4lIPHITRE8TRE
PrxxsrLy.SIA AVENUE Axp SEVENTH Strict:
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
And Every Afternoon ani Night
DURING THE WEEK.
EVERY AFTERNOON IND EVENING.
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING.
REGULIB
CREMORNE EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
AED THE
SPANISH BALLET COMPANY
Will appear. their strength augmented. and their
attractions increased by an engagement with
the world renowned, bare back rider.
EATON STONE
The acknowledged best Horscrnan who hs> ever
entered the Arena
The Mana cement has also cueGccd
THOSE MEN OF MINIATURE.
sAMS0NS IN INTELLECT:
COMMODORE FOOT
With his Little Companion
COL SMALL
Who viii give their delightful Drswin.- Room En-
tertainmcnt<. Conversations in Different
Language. Poses Plastquc, and
Tsbleau Vivants
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
WAY TO TEST RELATIVE MERITS
and add To the Fund. of The
SOLDIERS AID ASSOCIATION
The undersigned seeing a card signed p. T. Bar
mum, Manager of BarnuIn's Bear Show, &c.. in
which he states that he has
THE SMALLEST DWARF IN THE WORLD.
Begs leave to issue the following conditions Of
a Challenge. to wit:
l. To place Commodore MUTT snd Commodor.
FOOTE together a platform in some respectable
building in this city and let the public determine
which il the ,aaiLr of the two.
2. To allow a committee chosen sby Mr.. Barnurl
and myself, and an umpire appointed by the COM
Dittee, 20 enter into convcrsao with both Dws rfs
On ordinary subjects-polities, geography. military
matters, works of art. foreign langua ses &C., and
each.
3. To allow both Dwsrfs to give specimens of
their peror to show the extent OF their ar
tistic acquisitions.
To allow the proceeds of the exhibition to 70 to
the fund Of the Soldiers Aid Association
5. To show the authenticated family records of
both. so that their ages can be unmistaksbly de
termined.
The above stipulations have drawn from letter
previously sent by to Mr.. Be- rnum but which
he has not answered Perhaps il did not rea ch I'M;
offered the above in order that he and the pub
lie shall them, and in the hope that he will se
cept my propositions.
JAMES NJ NIXON
Proprietor Cremorne Garden Circus
DOCTOR JAMES l.. THAYER
THE RIVAL LADY RIDERS
And them
KOMIK MC-ELS
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Doors open at ! and quarter to o'clock. Per
formsnee will commence at ? and ~
Balcony Seats. ..-..-........-....-..7 rs cents
Dress Circle. Observation-Disclosures. 80 cents
Seclai Range .-.-...-....-.......ZS cent?
Balcony seats and Dress Circle places can be Sc
cured during the day without extra charge oc21
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Funeral of Com, Hudson.
DELEGATE from OnlaI

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Commodore Hudson
w;,s buried yesterday, 1t Brooklyn, with appro-
pirate honors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

OMAHA, Oct. lS.-S. q. Daily, republican, is
Reelected delegate 10 Congress 10y an increased
majority.
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITrERs,
OR
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

They act with the power of a medicine. and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure of q
beverage. The sale of these bitters was AT first
confined TO our extreme Southern cities, but
they are now becoming well known throughout
the world, and are recommended with the most
unbounded confidence, for all complaints origi-.
mating from a disordered or diseased stomach
such as Dyspepsia, Lirer Complaints, Nerrous
zFeetions, Loss Of Appetite, Intermittent Fsrers,
Uiorrhdd, Sour Stomach, Headache, Ferer and
leue, Weakness. dc
As n morning Appetizer, and after dinner
tonic, they are held in high estimation, and
should be found upon the side board OF every
dmily.
They are also much relied upon in the Tropics
for Scrofula, rheumatism, and Dropsy.
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PIT. BARNUM's
MUSEUM, CIRCUS,
MAMMOTH AMPHITHEATRE.
SEsT EsT zATT4kk44cc4t99SSSs N IN 4E TIE cTy eTy
BEsT BEsT AATTkA4cfoNs lN ~ 1HK HE c7 c1Ty
EVERY AFTERNOON
EVERY iNHIeur.
Louisiana Avenue and Tenth Street.
inciadins 9 the most o prominen. Stars in the eques
'ri"n art male coMMopok.E ssf ieTs5f. MUTT
the smallest Man Alive ENGAGED top; Barnum
three years bsEuMs iSs FL asHee Hs fil'a
sSd R Sss of
delight all who behold them. 2O 900 ladies and
gentlemen hare visited hi m at Barnum's Museum,
Most fa SS1's and eH little
Miniature Man ever seem
GEN. TOM THUMB
The wonder Of the world for the past twelve years
COMMODORE FOOTE
COLONEL snd SMALL.
EVERY AFTERSooS f4T!EEiRssajosEy Asp sT"s!1 H1Gur
THE WONDERFUL ALBINO FAMILY,
Man. Wife and Child. from Madagascar, are most
EXTRA ORDINARY CURIOSITIES!
and sstonish and delight all beholders
M HS the adsG
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA GRIZZLY BEARS,
ri: Il n %a%Sf$ "S%sfs %%S%sSS S;SSssS ;GssfS'S 81"
Also engaged fs" MR. "HhRRfPSSooSS, fPSoS the wonderful
Improyisatoir and Comic Singer. whose I'm promptu
sOngs, made at the m0mtn!, afford a rare fund OF
~ Admission to the whole only IS cents re-
served balcony seats 81 cents.
Day performances commence at 2% O'Clock.
Night performances at IA O'Clock. oc IL
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GROWERS THEATER.
Penn. orsaue, aea, Riiiards Hotel.

Re entire Of the gs I5ish Boy and Yankee Girl,
For Sir Nights Opiy.
It being given out that this is the only opportu.
I''' AaSti OUR YOUNG AMERICAN COUPLE.
heitstion of large number Of patrons, has pre-
'Fa pFARE%EIEp KEW s ipfEsSste AZ E En' brief
'' VIII aps1i Hiss SUI sGs An DENIM ol''' A'''''
Return of the most eminent Chef Orchestra in
GRk1f s%fFiso Fkisooftfsffrz. Pr
THIS tMONDAY) EVENING.
Revival Of the
Gr'"te ;'h L. hr Ssftss.laE D,Gms p the Age,
$fN sSs$SSss Sf;5 4 s.. 9ssns. 9gss
NEW &e!' rhoSskTits ke!s &eCs by T. 1e'9 Brown, &c.
coLLEEN sXwSi "
-, o. TIE BRIDES oFGaRRY0WEN.
with the Song OF "craisieen Keen Lawn nGsSA.'eA
sepsie efnaS GimSer a. as Ely pSe oconnae onSse
viii the song Pretty Girl Milking her cow C''j
ACT Lake Of Killarney By Moonlight.
ACT ii7-BelI pss Room n Aesa Caste Ssts Chute.
Nightingale Polka Koppitz and Orchestra
To commence with the delightful Protean Come
distta entitled the
g &C RESSi
MRS. FLORENCE in Five Characters.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
9tcbsstr. Sb.ir. -----"'..----1cen cenM
bamNy TNcie- - ----- ------ - cenM
Private .S6
Soored Seliery--->>--.--....--- - cents
seats may Be secured from 10 o'clock q. M. to
o'clock p. m, without extra charge.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Performance COM
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ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance of the cargo Of the
SCHOONER AID
Consisting of every description of
FINE
GROCERIES,
Will be for sale until the Schooner il discharged
FAMILIES
In need of a Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED g. COZZENS,
Consignee, corner Pa avenue and Hth ST.
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
ocn-tf Schooner Aid" )" foot of llth st.
ITO ARMY AND NAVY s}lII 2ETISRRRsi SRs ,,c ,,o
We invite your attention to our large assortment
Vi ARMY PIELD OVENS,
each capable Of baking for 500 men. Also'
TENT AND CAMP Ak1TssS akb ooSkIsa STOVES.
BLoDsETrs PATENTl PORTABLE GALVAN-
IEED BAKE OVENS.
The latter sre great ecOnotnisers. and for eakinf
Hna ro ss az nssts, Res, ore esd h
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CANCELLING POSTAGE STAMPs-As il is cer-
titled to the Posto Department that there are
Methods in use whereby the cancelling marks
on passage stamps are obliterated. IL is consid-
cred that stamps must be cancelled by cut
ting them, and therefore different inventions
are under consideration which will cut the
stamps and perhaps little Of the envelope
without miuring what IL inclosed. Jewelry,
embroidery, bills Of cXchange, &C. are fire.
quently Conta ined i'm letters, and therefore the
cutting must not reach through the en- velope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20

- Mr.. Beresford Hope, one Of the strong
est advocates OF Secession in the English Par
Lament, has not been reelected He was n
candidate for Stoke-upon- Trent, and was beat-
en- by the Liberal candidate, Mr. lirenfell. by
nearly two hundred votes. The rebel syulna
thizers, and the London Times i'm particular
are much chagrined, for they counted con n.
IDENTIFY on his return, owing TO an apparent di-
vision Of the liberal party.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.

"KOCHKsTER, september y, lc61.
"HEeeEs. =. II. DRAKE e. Co-Genaemen: /
have been great sufferer from Dyspepsia for
three or four years. ! have tried many, if not
all the remedies recommended for its cure.
Instead of relief became worse, had 10 aban-
don my profession, and suffered greatly from
everything ate. My mind WAS much affected,
depressed and gloomy. About three months
AGo tried the Plantation Bitters. They almost
fmmediately benefited me. continued their
use, and TO my great joy, am nearly well
NAN have recommended them in several
cases. and, a. far as know, always with signal
benefit am, very respectfully yours,
"REv. J. $. CATHoRN."
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E>REE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
l. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2s9 Pa. avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th sts.-NEw ARRASGEMENT.-Ths
undersigned is happy to announce that he has eff
fected an engagement with Mr.. HENRY JUNG
NICKEL, the greatest Fioloncello Player now in
this country, who will perform every night at the
above bal, in company with other Stars Also,
delight our visitors with her magnificent Songs,
Duets, etc. MIR. ADOLPH WELLENSTEIN will
preside at the Piano Together with a host of tai
ent unsnrp passed by any establishment in the city
Choice Refreshments constantly on hand. Of6cers
in attendance to preserve order.
Concert commences at o clock p. m.
Sc Slim HENRY ROSENTHAL, Propr.
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EREIGRr TO NEW YORK-The fast sailing
I copper and COPPER fastened, 6rst-class AZ
will sail foe the above port about Friday or
Saturday Of ne 1t week. Part Of the freight hsiRl
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S-T-1S60-X.

That you may be your own Judge Of the Ell.
easy OF these celebrated Bitters, we submit 2
partial formula Of the articles OF which they
are COMPOSED
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LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SMITH STREET,
In Rear Of tie National Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR IN TIE
WEST-RUMOR OF A GREAT MOVEMENT.

Assistant Secresry Of War; Thomas A. Scott Is bu-
siness man. and bis presence In the West at this time
means business BE IT, in behalf the War Department,
asceranng the condition and force OF the troops
in the State camps OF the Northwest and is getting
them in motion. Troops are pouring into kentucky
from Ohio Indiana, and Illinois at uneIampled rate
Rumor connects the western tour Of the Assistant G.
Rotary with purpose Of transferring some divisions OF
the ARMY Of the Potomac the West The number to
be s,nt is stated at fifty thousand II is inumated that
the railroads have been notified to bold themselves In
resduess" in military phrase, to be wholly occupied
by the government for time, in the transportation Of
troops.
We should not be surprised II there something
in L. The recent act OF Congress authorizing the gov.
ernrent take possession OF roads, pointed to this
.nd shows that has at least been under con.
sideraiion at headquarters, moments rtecnon will
show that the only In which II might might become
necessary the power conferred Ga government 70
possess the roads, would be In moving army rapidly
from East to 70 West There is obviously no purpose
entertained Of moving troops the other way and there
would be no occasion Of railroad - move single res
men.s from poist TO poiat.
II is also noticeable that the army uboh has been o!
Cairo and vicinity has gone up the Te lessee river, In
stead Of down the Mississippi II time when the foiis
which must co operate with land force Is nearly ready
At the same time the army In kBsour ID moving 70 the
southwest corner of that State.
These things combine 10 show the purpose OF throw
ing the troops that be spared from the Potomac
line TO the Mississippi Tbs possibility Of suoh move
ment Ia obvious and IL the rebels should get to think
ing on the subject they would be incapable OF helping
themselves. Our army could be hurled across q q
country from Washington to Cairo ard be well on the
way TO New ORLEANS before theirs could he transferred
from Manassas to Memphis- Cincinnati Commercial
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
The War,

Toe evacuation Of Coumbas cy the COuisderst's, and
he occupation o. Ilni No. 10, Is the mot impO
news Of tbs day We are not advised OF the tate gc
inportlrcs Of eitlsr place but presume General
Beauregard klOWs What be il about The Memphis
Avdlchs expresses greet confidence 10 the abli Cf
our forces g repsl the invading vaniAs An immense
enthusiasm is pervadilg tie Mississippi Valley. Tie
Cincinnati CJBD'sTeidI whose stgtements generally
reliable, says there Il grsrt movement Of troops from
the NOItlEeft'rn Sts 20 HsltacEy. TIE inference il
that 'Se enemy purpose TO Concentrate their power to
the Overrunai0g and sut-g Oa OF the Mississippi Val
ley. The same paper deems i probable thst $4,000
troops frOm tne amy CT the Potomac viii b moved
West The GObsrnmsnt has lkln possession Of the
railroads for mat Pu-poss and tie Commercial thinks
tbs. number can be Elro~u upon Memphis l0ag before
tbs bali be oy CoafsdsIat g from Manassas.
AL The would indicate tie purpose o. he enemy 70
thrO~ SAe Wss Whsh would leave the road cpsn %
Phll6s ,phia.
Ii Ssshvi TIE Ysrkees 20 far, are acting on tbeir
good behavc.- O-y few Jew shops are oper Aad tie
citizens generally hold themselves entirely Aoog from the
foul iauuisrs.
TIE en'my cci taue % cross tie Upper PotouAc and
have tlken possession Of NArtiOs6urg Whether they
iatsnd Al sdVarce upon Winchester, not knoEn. L
Is more probable, shat they propose for the present tie
reconstruction OF the railroad to facilitate the nanspor
taioa OF troops West.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

very important question and be desired to see the bill
specific only In regard to the question % to
whether hese companies to DO counted In VrgnAs
quots, but also il several other respects.
Mr. SAUNDERS submitted notion to indefinitely
postpone and this motion, entered into brief his
tory of the entire legislation OF the General Assembly on
the Military qusGton and its effect the volunteers Of
the State he conidered the legislation since the 10
February 1862 additional to the ltary BILL as bung-
ling runous a damorslizing in its effects upon our
troops, and wholly with the Act Of the Conede-
rate Congress The joint resolution requesting the Sec
reasy of War not to accept volunteers from Virginia
until her quota is made up he comuslded a. tho only
m assure by which companies and regiments can Be
ll ID up CO. ding 10 tbs rsqtiston Of the O'nf'der
Government. The whole question was lid on the table.
Mr.. MINOR announced the death, on the 6:h day OF
this uonth Of his colleague, n. L. Anderson, OF Abe
MARIE a member of this House. Mr.. hlNOR said 1t bis
colleague were long enough known ia this House, Il
would be unnecessary for him TO speak Of the noble
qualities Of heart and the high profess oEal and social
character Of his l.meAted friend Mr. NJ than delivered
warm and eloquent euogy upon his coll ague and SOB
mitted the usual resout ons Which, after some further
euogistic rcmsrks by Nj. GlLAgR OF Pittsylvan. on
the character Of the deceased were unanimously ADOPT
ed aud 10 pursuance Of the ss resolution the spesk
Ar nouuosd that the House would stand Adjourned 70 II
O'Clock tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

and uyenge our slaughtered countymen or nooy share
tLsir fs,e or what worth is life without liberty
pace Al the expense Of homer? The world without
homel
When our fathers perled ife fortune and sacred hen
or 10 our first war Of Independence, was it an emp!
80, a. ss Il ire stern resolve Of freemen Who kt eE
their rights and dared defend themy Tue long war
of The Revolution cumiNated az length 10 victorious
triumph on these very plains OF 1orxONn' lu'so
frownng battlemens the heights OF fof are 'urh-
ed in this second Of liberty agans. the Enemies
of cur country oU breathe the air and tread the SOL
consscrsed by the presence and the heroism Of our
patriotic sres shall We their sons initiate their exam
e or ba,y bow the neck TO the yoke OF the oppres'o
I krog your GnSWSr You remember your wrongs,
and you are resolved TO syeDgs them True to the n'
Ell c.s OF patriotic devotion 7ou will not hll coWSrts
grave. You spring with ascrty 20 the death grappe
with the iOs, rengush The strife till victory crowns
oar Grus OoEards die a thousand deaths-brsve men
die but once aud Coz qlsr, though they die.
Il is, therefore, r'tt, surprise that your Command
ing Gsner has learned OF your purpose to reenst in
hls holy tuEge, and hat you bear with cheeTulness
and coustsncy, worthy OF his highest admiration, the
disappointment Of Withdrawing from you the furcush s
visit your homes which the Government promised on
GGG which the present dangers OF Beloved country
alone forods il TO grant When the war is ended IN
that hour Of triumph, you viii be proud TO remember
hat BY ycur sufriugs sad sacrifices 10 less than BY
your vAlor you co, qle.Cd.
Soldiers though rsv1tses ard disasters have recent
IL bsaRen u.s. LEI remember that truth is eternal and
that Goa sjustHis arm is ourrus-and the grta Ru,
e, OF Nations and Of men, viii protect the night aud
crown with victory the noble and the brave.
L.: US take Courage hsH. Oar enemy, dead to the
sprS of Liberty, only fight while their cofsrs are
uaeIbaus;ed Commerce is their King TGeir God is
gold They glory in their shame. The War which in-
lens6es devotion and concentrates resources
sclIters theirs The day Of re:ributon will come The
struggle will rot be always defensive on our part
We will yet strike down ruthless Invaders, amid tie
smoking ruins OF their cities and with arms in our hands
dictate terms Of pesce on their own soil.
J. BANKHEAD hAGRUDER
M-jOr General Commanding.