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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at IL O'Clock, NJ. Prayer BY
Rev. DIR. Moore.
air. PkIxcs offered tho following joint reso-
luton, which was laid over under the ruie !;
our Representatives In Congress be requested
10 use their endeavors to have suspended,
during the war, the "act to provide revenue
frou commodities imported firm foreign
coun tries" approved May IL, 1861, and all
other acts passed to provide revenue from
commodities imported from foreign conn-
tries.
Peso'red, That copy Of these resolutions
gress.
ordered 10 be engrossed
The bill to revive and extend an ordinance
respecting the issue Of ANAL notes was
ps esed.
Mr. JANIS moved to take up the bill rela-
tive to the filling Of vacant SEATS. He thought
it was time that the House should take some
definite action in this matter. Nearly hall Of
the session had passed, and nothing had been
done about it. He was opposed to this man
ner Of wasting the time OF the House by pass
ing or rejecting bills, reconsidering the vote,
and laying ON the table
Amstion was made to make the subject
the order Of the day for Friday next, At
O'Clock, which wa. adopted.
The following resolutions OF inquiry into
expedsency were referred to the appropriate
&C mmittees:
By Mr. LYrx OF authorizing the county
and corporation courts Of this Common
wep lth to settle with the sherins ofthe Com
mon wealt tn the militia fines In their handa
whenever 1t shall appear that the board Of
the proper ofncers has failed to do 20 within
tn. Time pow prescribed BY law.
Bv Mr.. GRxza: OF refunding portion OF
the license taxes of persone who were en-
gagged in business at Haxper' Ferry, and who
have been enn pelied by tho enemy 70 aDan-
don their business the'e.
Nv Wr. wS.s: az releasing tho Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company nom
lien made upcn the property OF the same IN
de- the rrovisions and acts OF the Legislature
| assed March o b and 2Sth, 1913.
Hy Mr. AsDHssos, OF Rcckbridge: OF 20
amsudinS chapter o. Of the Code Al to require
every director Of n bank to be the absolute
owner Of at least five shares Of the stock Of
| the baok for which he may be elected or
appoin ted q director.
| By Mr.. Josssoa: OF preventing the unne-
| cessary coasa mption OF grain In the manu-
| facturs Of ardent spirits.
| After q session Of nearly one hour, the
Hons "a adjourned.
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JAe storD,--Fhe big snow of the .eeson
e. xsanx snasmodlN efforts. eS'sNa'

TN. storm, --Ehe big snow of the .eoso,
ae,er many spasmodlc efforts. suceeedeS ' H.
eating down into this neighborhood n;ch,
5afore last. The citizens Il Richnond md
surrounding country J., ret much astoni.h.
ed Yesterday morning ~ hrc ths enrth cover.
ed with snow aboutt W lueuea deem. for the
atmosphere the day s,.rio,.s had q wintry
cast, and the clouds 10, kec las though the;
had something in them i'tle different from
rain. So i. snew," and then it blew, bat
it DIDN'T friz" afterwards, to carry ont Ton
Hoods description On tho contrary, it
thew" 80 rapidly that by mid day the streets
were filed with mud bIacker than printer
INK, aud quite ~ nasty. Some merry sleigh
bells wsre heard in the morning, Int the fast
men and fast horses had little chance for Il
regular turn ont 1t was great day for the
youngsters, who had their miniature sleighs
in force on every bill side. We saw about
fifty in string, streaking it down one Of the
hills like lightning, and the spectacle sent the
memory back a hundred years or 30, when
we used to indulge in that sors of fun with a
full appreciation Of its glories A soldier
from the fer South looked on in astonish.
ulent, and finally tarned away with the re-
mark -' Be hanged if that don't beat all the
eieighipg | over seen"
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g. ~ lstA last q 4 o'slcsn s. =, =; 1seGa:
NEBSTCR, late eo1soet a 0f. james WEI
stsr, In the A3d ysaf Of her age. She leaves
thsr, fatAsr, brother and astsss. and nune-
ross friends, 70 mourn her irrepeEabls lon.
She y eoae, - isesse- -
~ Che sissps 81 her youshfui baAsy
And thsy sweesly rssss
Meath IL tursls nsa,
In the 6. oomy church yasd gravS
Hsr funeral will take place THE evening. at
q o'clock. at Oentsnary Church. Her friends,
and those Of her hush md. and thoss Of her
fsther. (Mr. Wayne,l and Mr.. p. 1Aawson, and
All her friends end acQuatG tances, are re-
qusstsd to attend without fnrtAsr notice.
A. her r.iasass esr.s. III saa s.esA .ss..
Ms. ANN ID. k1OHAKUSONs agso 70 yeess,
~ funeral ohssquass VIII take plees todsy,
from the lst Dsptiss Church. <Rsv: Or. b
yovval n e'cloak. Her friends and acquatHs'
anees ere respectfully invited ~ attend without
further notice.
Frisnd aftsr friend Aw-
Who has not lost frisndf
n, ,a.h inst. At his fathers residence, ON
the Plank Road. DENNIS RYAN. In the lsth
SIHHd ts frien d. and relatives are requested to
attend his funeral, his afternoon, 1t naif'
pess O'Clock.
A. Aususta. Ga. ON the 10Th inst. Of pa.
ralvsi. OF tho heart, COL. !. Il. w. 0EkD-
~ Tennessee and city papers copy.
A. the residence Of his father. in-law, Mr..
3. +. GaaS in the county OF Madison, on
the 4th insY.. Mr. 4. J. WALKER, (recentiy
OF hlchmond, ,, in the 37th year OF his age.
TN the 9Th inst, of wounds received in the
rattle Of Drainsviiis. NOAH J. <AkSU Ms,
of Company .s 4, Let Kentucky regiment -
he was from Somerset county, ND.
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fUorrsspondeaes Of the Richmond Dispstsh.l
zAs YanAss Fleet Of the Sescesa.

CHARLk1foU an IL, JSox.
The Yankee deet on this coast - composed
par liy OF nus steamers. robbed py them nom
our people Of Ohariest~n and Savannah.
rnssu vessels are tho John r. King, C0lnm-
bia. james Aager, Marion, S0uln Carolna,
massachusetts, huntsville. 4. d. Ooy ier,
montgomery, Alabama, FLORIDA, ana hun
IrSse.
lnsy have changed the names OF many, on
the principle that marks on stolen property
must % erased Or changed.
They happened to ~ In New 1ofK ABOUT
the time Of Lincols Inauguration a. Fresi-
dent, and were detained Dy their fascSlly
agents there On various pretox1 unui tnSy
were stolen BY orosr the Yankee Governs
ment. .- -.
A large number Of the Northern merchant
vessels were in our ports at the same nme,
but our notions OF honesty prevsnNo on!
OBTAINING them, and they wers permitted
70 60. tr--E
Had We exercised some Of tho same Yam
kss tricksry, we might now have had Iair
allowing towards \ navy. Three -1ooItns OF
tnsss steamers were owned and paid for here
ut the south. They are all, believe, over
one thousand tons each. They also robbed
New Orleans OF the nne steamers btsnviile.
DE- Soto, and others, all now employed
against US. Yours, Az. n. ~
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The Pensacola Observer Of the 9th says
about dozen slaves abscOnded nom that
have gone to Santa Rosa Island. They have
left good homes and masters, and have gone
TO enjoy the tender msrcies Of the yankees.
A youth named Henry Pegnes, met with
his death at Tuscslooss, Ala, few days
since, by the accidental discharge OF gun In
his own hands.
try, OF Macon, Ca, has been promoted TO .
Lieutsnant Oolonelcy In the Confederate
army
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Dramatic Legsslats0H.-At the last meeting
offered, prohibiting the sale of spirituous H.
quors ia theetre or other house kept and
used for theatrical shows, was called up, but
not acted upon. We believe the members
came to the conclusion that there is at presep
no ''lhestre or other house" to which it coal9
apply, and declined 70 legislate for future con.
Liuqeuci0S.
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Tie Canal Basin and Dock-Acting Cor
oner Sanxay, in a report on the subject of in
quests, ~erv properly calls the attention of the
city authorities to the exposed condition Of
the canal basin and dock borders; 6vo Of the
recent inqnests held by him being upon the
bodies of persons who lost their lives in con-
sequence Of the persistent neglect to place q
railing OF other protection there.
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DsASH o. NiHaisiAs II MosraouSRy.
ALA.-from tho Montgomery Matt, OF the
10th Inst. We take the following:
IL 10 orr melancholy duty to announce To.
DAY the unfortunate aud an timsiy deafh Of
0r. John Pollock. which took place yesssr.
day evening At the Exchange Hotel, from he
eGects Of pistOl shot received On Wednes.
dAy Last, In . di61culty with = party 81 col.
near fhie city. THE dlmcnlty q sorely to ~
lanented. mr Pollock Vas born and reared
ln the STATE OF klrslaia; and he Was 3 gem
tlAmsnly. soci.hIs, aud uaassuminx youax
1aa. kiad and sceammo taunx. In his mAn-
nafs. and WaS hiehIy ssfe$med BY his 80
0eateseAnse. H wss eonpsetsd in this city
Gjth IA 1fae1pg ba1tusee, ssd va only
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uunvr1ls, rsss., IN. III. III.
= A ne trsvsssr siidss aiong y .h s, ss..s
nom chattanooga 70 Nasnvile, ~ @css
etoAs1ted - Al1 for esvsset 0s!ee .ss- '
pictufssqae, svsn % thn se.s0a =. - ". x =.
. 1o 2. -. ~ ss,ssrsss. = sSeszs . sd
less aneosa1scA Of 1naalnaae ~ '1 e1at
clothed In "asars hss. A. ~ ~"
runs.. the noste TissF v 4: p. ~ ~
cane grows-e eratsfnl evergreen, snd on Y
r,eht. thS tail cliNs, smooth - Y non the
hands of the lsptdaIy. elaee tnSnsstS~
beautifully IN the sa.sins sucsn 49, ~ = n.
R,ccoon Moaatains. famous for tie s1ceitsne
roai nm which they furnteh the city o.
Nashyille, On one Of inc topmost knoos
ne sss Is could % hoard, sss ne snanty Of
4 Raccoon IN the shape Of man. niIed with
,he noise of many precious little raccoons -
Some Was ON seeing this lofty ;nnbltauon,
OF .Raccoon hollow" - he ser msd II. "A:
poesry, which, without intention Of being
an pioas, II here inserted: zo
When / can resd my title clsaf
Fl TO skonsjss IN the .hiaa.
m bid f.rswsu 70 every fear
AID ripe ny rsceoon eyest
Besides the tunnsl through tne Cumoer.
land mountatns, and the cite Of the great
Allisonn spinning and Weevng Wofks,
whore fortune was spent In preparation for
4 grand method Of Opposing OF the raw ma
tertaI. but winch fell firo destroyed In q
aieht. there 10 little or Lothing 20 attract the
Tne farmers in this country have an origi.
aai way Of sowing Wheat. The Grain -
scAttered In the corn.f field while yet the corn
y uDgathsrsd, and Also in the cotton.
fields Whus the boils are whtS with KING
cotton. The earth u Tapped around the
stalks, end the middle OF the row u
throw out, as Tifxtnians "lay BY" corn. In
the sprIng, before the wheat gsts in the boot,
lasy cut down the. stalks. y hile this 10 u
rough mode Of farming, 1t affords full time
for the crops TO mature, and suli accom-.
pliahss the seeding Of wheat in due season.
II ie rumorsd mere that the Eedsrab are
crossing Green River in force. Buell. 10 SAID
70 % sending over six or eight rsginsnts evs-
r. day. sui, he impression here - that there
VIM b. no night. IL - an I'm possible snipg 70
learn the ua. IN where there are 20 many ana
sucn conflicting Statements. ! shall reac0
Bowling Green Tomorrow and tns Iea0o
Of the Dispaseh may rest assured tAas WI.
ayxil myssif Of ali opportunities ~ oosaAn
me latest and most reliable iniorm.t - o,, l
snail take care not TO mislead, out, II posi-
Ole. 70 enllgh Ten the public ~ 70 army mat
,.rr IN Kantucxv. OccAslVAAL.
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Hdyor': Coart-Tbe following cases were
disposed of yesterday:
Anderson, .lave Of VIM. Cooley, charged
with stealing piece of cotton cloth from Al
red Noses consi terable offence under the
present Iuie IF hgh prices of such goods
sas convicted and punished with twenty.
Charles, Il ave Of Jchn Tyler, ged with
stealing $3.50 from Janes e. Graut, was re
nianded for trial before the Hastings Oonr:.
William, a slave, employed by the Z. and
F. Railroad Company. was caught with two
red flannel shirts in his Possession, and their
miserable texture prsciuding the i6ea that be
procured them by purchase, he was ordered
90 ru under sentence Of tweGty.
fine Of g. was imposed upon B. Tracy
for keeping his BARRON. opea alter 10 0 CLOCK
=. IL. :
Sersrai trivial cases were continued, and
soma hard cases committed 70 jail, where to-
al abstinence is the first rule OF tbs house
hold
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Cisy Ord,nances.-In accordance with q
resolution offered 10y Mr. G,attan, the Cham
bsrlain will distribute gratnitously, TO citizens
of Richmond, the bound volumes of the Ordi-
nances of the Council, not giving more than
one volume to one person, and retaining fifty
volumes for the uee Of the Council
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Hassingr Coxrf--The following ma9ts.
srates were on the bench yesterday Recorder
Caskie. and Alderman Bray, Biniord, Reg
nsast, Snil.,, aud Anderson. .eas,.
James Slater and Francis Sheridan, charged
aith the murder OF William Clarke, on the
"a dav Of December last, by "ekocting him
with q nj tci loaded with gunpowdss and
lesden balls" were arraigned for examination,
Messrs " w, Crump and Edward 7. Can
400 appearing as counsel The Court, aftet
Tearing tie evidence, discharged Sheridan
from further prosecution, and remanded Slater
for faal trial.
Joseph Keller. charged with breaking into
she drug sore of Dove Il Co. and stealing
IS IS and % 40 worth OF postage stamps. on
the 18th day of December, was examined and
remanded for fuai trial
Henry y slave, ths property Of Bernard
psyton; Epbraim, the property Of Harries
K.ilum ard Jack, the property OF J. Il +.
Mayo, were tried for Stealing q trunk contain
rng money and clothing belonging to Peter II
Aaderscti. Jack was convicted and sentenced
20 receive uine and thirty lashes, and the
others were discharged.
Beverly RaEdslpa, Il free negro, charged
wi b tins murder OF fellow apprentice named
john II eBgy Ashby, was tried and acquitted
No other business'of Importance wac trans
acted TIE Court meets again today at II
o'clock.
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Oakrood Cemetery The interments for
the quarter ending December 3lss were as
follows: 3 white females; white males; 2
female and IL male negroes. Up to January
18th there were buried ct lakewood $40 Con-
faderaie soldiers
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Benevolent actions Now il the time for
the exercise Of bsnsyolence. II any person
knows OF cave of. Individual suffering, Let
him rslisveit, and the aet viii furnish happy
reflections for the future 80
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600 kEWARD-Eor the apprehens1o
nIUU OF the person or PersonA VINO oros

m1nn kEWARD-For the apprehension
SlUU OF the person or psrsonA who broke
- Nay nouss On Monday, "poot a. IA =
ana sol DIRE to II III the closet UNDER Inc seA11'
cnss. thereby sndanxer,ng she lives OF many.
l will also give liberal reward LOT Inc 90
tee tion OF the same party VINO stolo many
articles Of value, some OF Whlcn ehhmsI-
ate: pair cut glass; pitchers / table cover.
ANAL AMI large knAves, wooien crun
cio.n, ovsrcoAr, plaid shawts, BLACK ecu
tro stslia shawl, {coi0reo border,) pair k.a
sxIors, pair booIecs, basket OF sundrle4A
..lver PIE knife, tlnarksd }. 4. T.I maAtsi
JAMES NJ. TALBOTr.
tyl5-3t Corner lSLn ana Broad SIS.
= TO L EN-030 kkWAkD-From the
- stable Of the subscriber, Un The Light OF
~. 9.n inst, one beautiful light oun MA6E,
whlts tall aud mhAs, about l4f 70 hanas
hlxn, about years oid; PAGES well. She Is
supposed 70 nave bsea stoisn BY Two nen be.
ioAEing TO ths-New Urleans TlgeTs. ! Wall
give US for the recovery VI the mare, ana
SIS tor the apprehension ana convictloh OF
bay horse belonging to Capt. sam y. Will
lixms, who, 4 bsllevs, will pay Aosral Re-
~ rxEDERICK scHEFFER,
National Hotel, WOODSTOCK, Va.
jalS-lws
SO Instruction, (nsw iair GreundsJ .
A.-.-Al, dark Day N UAE, with the brand ~:
s." on the shoulder. The above reward Will
Do paid for his return.
JOHN y. MAYNARD,
il ISIS Capt. and As't q. III.
T UST-Un Monday last. In going from eth
u. street. uown Marshall, to Bslvin's Aum.
~. Yard, TEN DOLLAR NOTE, (name
Of bank not rscollectsd.) Ihs nnoer WILL
confer . favor aud bv uiGably rewarded ~
returning II 70 }. 0OsoENs
9th 81. bstw. Broad and hlarshall.
tA16-lIs
a. z REWARD Lost or stolen from my
Be1 office, u ANAL pocket case Qf 81 H01.
80. lNSIhUMkNTS. with my bAme ON
the back. The case was lined win blue
silK, ono or two Of the instruments wanting,
and one Of the loops broken. I will lay -
reward for in return, and AJAX no questions.
Us. JUHN r. JACkSON,
In ls-B.% No. II Main street.
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% NOTIOE.-The RICRMOND TO-
W BAOUO EXCHANGE viii b open cd
on WEDNESDAY, 18th January. 1854, for
sale Of Tobacco.
Proprietor Of Richmond Tob. Exchange.
Ia ll-at6
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GROCERIES, 80.
A1EWCROP NEW ORLEANS SUGARS
IN TOBACCO, OI0ARS,A &c.

A1EWCROP NEW ORLEANS SUGARS,
IN TOBACCO, OI0ARS,A &c.
rs hhds. strictly prime New Orleans and
Clarified Sugars.
500 boxes low-priced, medium. and strictly
prime quality Tobaccos, OF tho most ap-
proved bra nds.
$4,000 Havana and German Cigars.
100 hosp CASTLE Soap.
50 Kegs b. Oarb Soda
IS boxes Toilet Soaps.
50 baskets Champagne Wine.
80 eases Cordials.
ToWhich We invite the attention OF our friends
and dealers generally, visiting this misrkst.
McVEIGH L DOUGLASS. 18Th st..
j. l4-6ts Bet. Main and Gary. Richmond.
TTAMILY STORES.
10 bags COFFEE,
100 bushels White BEANS.
100 do. Black. Eye PEAS,
5000 lbs. Picked BEEF,
1000 lbs do PORK,
Virginia Cured Bacon; N. o. sugar; Crush.
ed, Powdered, aud Coffee Sugars; 1ne Teas;
Family and Extra Flour; 1000 lbs buckwhsat
Flour, &c, &c, in store, and for sale at the
Family Grocery OF
W1NNIS T. CO.,
j. l6-St& ID and Main SITS.
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G. s.. District Coart-In this Court, yes
terday, orders were entered directing the pay
tneDt Of money to Francis 5. Smith, Receiver,
ii the c.scs of the Confederate States ag liusi
JAMES K Skinker, 4. Taylor Scott and john
A. cpi.inan Il Co, and III the Case against
Feaion Fur, administrator of tue estate VI
L. Carter, deceased, an order directing the
party 10 deliver slaves to the same Receiver,
and Tor him to hire them out
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UONFBNERBTn NILLH,(
Once 20 Pear, strs.t.
II AN NOW PREPARED 10 nurulah "OoDfeds
i Mills" FRBAH GROUND OOfRAE, IN q.
oslisnt substitute for thu pure article. It Il tu,
MP in pound pspHes, neatly lAbelssd, and
packed Ia easss Of sixty four peupds saeA. Price
30 csnsa, subject - discount 10 the teads.
q. W. ROB NsON,
10 l5-lms Agent for the Manufacturer
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B0AROlN0.

DOARDIN0 Two gsntlsmen aud tasa
II wives can obtain rooms and board "a
pf3vate family In one OF the most desuss.
parts Of the city--Oracs street. Also, On.
fURNISHED ROOM suitable for Two ans"
gontlsmeD. oox
One handsoms front BASEMENT ROo1
suitable for Doctors 0@ss, with board. ~
d1ess Il D." Dispatch once liz 10 ~
NOT1OE.-A0 entIeman and his Viz -.
II b. accom- ModAted with hoard IN :,
sssi family, In . pleasant part Of the eav I'm
moderate rates, ~ early application ~ sta
corner of7tA and Olay streeu. GER eAss
going from MarshAlI.) J"
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10 lists

q u n ID r I s..
as bills. N. u. Crushed SUGAR.
1900 bushels PEA NUTS.
LOO bags PEAS.
50 bags and barrels NAVY BEANS.
rs gross MATCHES.
fb boxes TAllow CANDLES.
1,36o lbs HEMP TWINE
100 rsams Wrapping PAPER.
% dog. otton PLOU0H LINES.
BLANK BOOKS, assorted.
In store. for sale At lowest market prices,
BY Da lS-lws1 q. W ROBINSON.
@ A L T.
80 sacxs Liverpool Marshall SALT,
10 do. do. Ground ALUM,
10 do. Virginia SALT,
In store, and for sale At the Family Grocery
Of MINNlS & CO.,
ia l6-StS I'd and Main sts
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AMUnEmKNT1.

I COX OUT FOR FUN.
l. METROPOLITAN HALL
THE CELEBRATE SOUTHERN
HARMONEUss
Having Fscpsnsd the above place OF Ams~
msnt, Will contIp ~ % give their
UNR1VALLGU IN THkTAlNmEN1S
Every evening mil fnrth notice.
ApnissloS-s 80 and - cents.
For particular 80 bills Of the day,
ia QAIe
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w SUI s tt T U TBS.
l wish TO employ four SUBST1TUTEs. In
msdiatsly, for artillery and infantry service
A liberal bonus given for good men
THOS. ]. BA0BY,
Agent for Hiring ont Negross and Renting
out Houses, No. Wall 81, between MLa
and Franklin sts. AN-G
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SToss PIPE AS sSzrsr iisiox PANS.

Sros1 PIPE As sHzzEr isos PANS
Pss,ese b wet 4 sf0vn RlPD asa -
ISea 0ansg RAN6. 80 - sspDNse . $50
We y ees's',s" PArL DARaAxiN.
jsls-A Or q M.n ere lou 49, =:
1rOk 1ALE-Dask DAsssisg DsAaas~
cs.isGsssas sAsa.s - yFgsls etsss I -: II
wANTED-nlsADeaA CIV eseeks 49, ~
ailses. IL ~ .. q. nAUkx = y.
TT1fO6E5 0ATUH > - 0ei 10,
NJ Natchea, and eommoa oeseas .,ts,,
A6dS n one polnA pAps!s O!eem rslsre.
Dan Opium, 0AlphAse 4ee4aias ~
SDsn. Aad Diasa Payer, =. s1 easnSWxrpA
A,a nornsr nentn and lat1 %. .
EvfE 0YXs-da 7ssnSki. 81 y sss'
~ ase1 eee6ls. Per saae b $500
@hN y y. 10W11A -.
7TMKH 6Hz4Yl|4.-tWs 0sssA -
r : : = - \ soxs..
|7T6uNyU Il.-5 xsa EkaS
I, e II : e. g r = e. z A.~1ssA.s
W.
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WANTS.

UTANTEU-Ou or two
" JOURNALISTS. or
REPORTEh
- ,cdnatrv and skill. Addresa. MIN ~. ~
ence, 1@.
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Old BroolkdeId Aroused.

BROCKFlEID. Aug. l, 1867.
The citizens of Brookield being determined
to put an end to the delay in the matter of the
new enlistments, attended to the matter in
earnest, last Tuesday evening. The Rev
Mr.. Richardson, of Worcester, having ac-
cepted an invitation to address them, was es-
corted by a large procession of citizens and
the Brookfeld cornet band from the depot to
the town hall. Here the crowded audience
listened to an able and eloquent address from
Rev. Mr.. Richardson, which, together with the
earnest appeals and home thrusts of the Rev.
Mr.. Parkhurst, of Warren, stirred the people
to PRACTICAL patriotism. AT the conclusion
of these addresses a call was made for imme.
date enlistments. The Hon. Francis Howe,
who was primarily active in bringing the peo-
pie to this point, offered to the first ten who
would enlist the sum of ten dollars each, in
addition to the one hundred dollars offered by
the town. Rev. Mr.. Colt then made the same
offer to third. Mr.. A. II. Mouton then
arose, and, with great pathos stated that he
was a poor man, but that he had a watch
worth $3.50 which he would sell, if necessary,
and would guarantee the sum of ten dollars
each to the remaining fifteen recruits then
needed to make out the quota, if they should
enlist that evening.
In response to this offer eleven men came
forward and signed. The meeting having
been then greatly protracted it was adjourned
to the following evening. The adjourned
meeting was addressed by Rev. Messrs. Colt
and Sewall of Brookfeld, when the enlist.
ment papers were again opened. Mr.. Moul-
ton then stated that the workmen in the es-
adjustment with which he was connected. had
raised the sum of $ll0 to pay the premium
he had guaranteed the previous evening. and
that Mr. Aaron Kimball authorized him to saw
that he would pay $40 each to the remaining
four if enlisted that evening. This premium
was increased by another gentleman to Sl5.
and by the offers of others, the last volunteer
received $l25. The full quota of "a being
raised the meeting dissolved with yociferous
cheering for the new recruits, old Brookfield,
Abraham Lincoln and, Gen. Mcclellan.
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