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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

Castle 0odUin.-Al the prisoners who
were recently carried away from this place
aud put in the c. 8. military prison, on Cary
street, have been removed back to the Castle,
on account of the crowded condition Of the
military prison, there being now there, in
traitors, and others. over 700 men to be sup
porssd IN idleness by the Government.
lHar Illustrations This seerico.automatis
entertainment is the most attractive Of its kind
ever eeen in Richmond. The critics Of the
Crescent City, where it had run of ever one
hundred ghts, nave lot said q word too
much IN praise Of its artistic excellence, it,
beauty aud uniQuersss. The artist who paint
cd the picturesque views Of celebrated locali-
ties in New Orleans. and the rural scenery
from the city TO Psss Maachac, travelled,
sketch book IL hand, snd Immediately Oh
his return transferred them to canvass
One sees glmpses of Louisiana prairis, swamp,
and SUI plantations, with that ni-tropic.l
vegesa OF June, the time of the departure of
the Washington Artillery for the Held Of Hanas
sas. Very beautiful indeed is the moonlight
and fishing party at Manehac, . spot coveted
by the Yankees. Following these are others
Of . romantic, pathetic and humorous charac-
ter, the grand conclusion being pyrctechDic
display representing tho Battle of Manas sas
Among the most interesting are the remark
tsc oVCuouAS6A COuElSAuO0o VI q OCtSFulG6DJ
Of artillery loading and Sling, and the wound
cd officer and his faithful sts'd For the bene.
it Of the curious, we may mention that the
unprohoun0abie word, Pantecbnop.omon, is n
combination Of Greek words Simplifying
"Al srts / sss." The war illustrations are
exhibited to day NJ II o'clock A N. and ct
night Everybody should Gee them
The Infraary CompaRy.-This company,
which has recently been raised through the
exsrtions Of Capt john herbig, will, We
learn, 60 to the Camp OF instruction Oh nex !
Tuesday. The members meet on MONDAY
night to elect company Off ;ers and perfect ks
organization. The iuhrmsry company bids
fair to be Of the most essential service 70 our
wounded men on the battlefield. No doubt
several more companies charged with the
performance OF similar duties, will be raised
in very short time. Capt. Herbig deserves
all praise tor bis alsority. The uniforms for
his men are now being M ,ds up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

Ngw YoRK, march "a. -Superiu tencent
Kennedy received On saturday, from the De.
rartmsut OF the Interior, . correct cenaus OF
this city given By WARDS: and showing ths
Guiding whites, coiored. aad indians. OF
these latter there are q few only. located in
the Twentieth ward Ofrhe 800 631 persons.
there ere $50 900 male whites, 406, z7a female
whites, S,S9l oolCred males, ana 7,0si coIorsd
females. The number OF Indians 10 go,
stated 1t will 30 observed that ,hsre are
nearly %, COO more white females than nales.
and about 5000 more ccioted females II An
males
On Saturday tbs police made 50 eraI de.
scent Hron the anbling.h uses Of the city.
rhe establishm ents kept at No. l4s Fulton st /,
No 2Sa Br0sdway, sed No. liz Mercer street.
were entered, aud sb5us ft.y gamblers ar.
rested. Tney were ali takea bs1ore Recorder
Holman, who mmi.tsd some Of them Tor
trial. aud tisch urged a,larEe mn . Der Of them
who were not immedlatsly tmp.icased In the
busiHess.
The new steamship Calsdouia, Capt. Jane,
Clarke, Of tbs anchor line OF Atlantic steam.
els. reached this port yesterday from 0las.
gov, after vs,y stormy passage. The Dale.
hsndsrsoD, Il scotland. She Is OF ), 5cs tons
hurihsR. The Caledonia experienced q de-
tentton OF seven days In the lee In zoe vicin.
ity OF Oape Race. which poiat she rseched on
the seventh day ont she was surro ndsd
for six days with hsr&s rising from tor to
seventy tess above the surface Of the wassr.
Patrick .. trophy. one Of the keepers ~
BlacAweits Island. whiIsia shs performance
70 his drsy, on Friday last, aeo,cso saliy shot >
the ball entsring hts head ct the temple.
causing death In Q NV minutes a13erwards, :
DAVID y. Rs,ns, The Oldest printer 10 New
xosk. died ysstesdaZ msynisg 81 hofSlaas. ..
vsissass 81 isii. AID sIee one q IL icasa sa
Of tie New YORK Ty1Q 9fApAisAl Society.
Tee steamer 0iasgow, from lAvsspool on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

The following bills were passed Bill de-
olar1ny the standard Of ord measure
Bill amen ding and re- en- acting the 39.h ch
Of the sIode In relation 10 taxes on dividsn DE-,
certain estates OF decedeut Is, processes and
cults. ofaeisl seals, deeds. Wills OF admins.
tration. ana foreign insurance companies
Bin amending and re- enGoting the urst sec.
ton OF 81 act to extend the jurisdiction and
enlarge the powers OF the corporation of the
Borough Of Norfolk.
On motion, ths Senate Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

W 81 al ssxSs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28
PEOPLES ACADEMY !
MORRISVILLE, VI.

THE SPRING TERM of this highly popular
L institution will begin Thursday, Feb. 9th,
and continue eleven weeks.
M McKILLOP n. b., Principal.
Miss FANNIE W. MUTT, Preceptress, together
with other tried and approved teachers in the var
ious departments.
1t is the aim of both Trustees and Teachers to
make this institution what its name indicates
a PEOPLES Academy, where all, of whatever
rank or creed can have equal advantages for oh
tanning thorough and systematic knowledge of
all the branches taught in such schools.
While we teach and require an observance Of
those universal principles of morality and relig
ion which recommend themselves to every mem
Der of the human race, sectarianism of any kind
is contrary to our constitution.
Tuition the same as heretofore. Board may be
had in private families from $l,50 to Sl,f5 per
week. Many of our students board themselves,
and for this class ample Accommodations are pro-
vlded For further particulars see circulars or
address the Principal at MorrisviIe.
W. R. CLEMANT. | Pru.
D. w. PUTNAM, Com.
Morrisvile Jan. 20, 1862. l0w5
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28
TIN SAP-BUCKETS.
A Word 60 Farmers.

In no department of farm industry is there SO
great returns made to you, as in the single item
OF the manufacture of Mape-Sugar 1t is a fact
that its worth, as commonly manufactured. may
be increased nearly one-third, by pCoviding every
sugar orchard with a nice close arch and with
sheet-iron boiler or boilers and above all with
the 10. -
.r-. NEW STYLE TIN BUCKETS
Which are acknowledged by all who hoe given
them trial, to be greatly preferred abo - cedar,
or other wood buckets, for the following reasons
LIST. When new, they donot, like cedar, i'm
part very strong, unpleasant taste, for the first
two seasons they are used.
ID Alter being used for number of years,
they are free from the objection to old wooden
buckets-the impossibility of cleansing so
thoroughly but that the pores of the wood will
contain sour and thereby render it impossible to
make nice article of sugar.
Sd. 1t requires not more than half the labor
to cleanse, distribute, and gather tin tubs, that
Is necessary when wood tubs are used. boy,
with his hand-sled loaded with tin tubs, is a bet
ter and more expeditions team than yoke of oxen
drawing 100 wood tubs.
4th They can be packed nice and dry. in
some corner in the chamber, without being ex-
posed as wood tubs necessarily are, on account
of their bulk.
9th There are no hoops to drop off and need
replacing every year. as is the case with wood
tubs. . ....
9Th. The squirrels cannot destroy them, nei-
thtr will the worms perforate them. ...
eth. The sap that falls into tin tubs is secured,
which cannot be said OF wood, as many n every
lot allow the sap to escape from the joints Us
fast as it falls from the tree.
Sth. When you put away 100 tin buckets
at the close of the sugar season. you will find
one hundred fit for use the season following
while in the same number of wood buckets, there
will be half dozen or more, as good as no buckets
at all. -....
9th. They cost but triae more than wood
buckets.
10th. The increased worth of the sugar pro-
duced, will in one season pay the excess of the
cost of tin over wood buckets.
preserves tin from rusting, they have been tried.
| TO any farmer in the County who may wish to
try Tin Sap-Buckets, the subscriber can furnish
them with better tub, ut less price than can be
had elsewhere. DO not stick TO the old wood
buckets. but rather give them away. as you actual
ly lose more every season. by their use, than they
are worth. Give me call and order tin buckets
for the coming season.
II Constantly ON hand, and Manufactured to order
Russia and heavy r. &. Sap Boilers, in the most
thorough manner.
Heavy tin sap-pails, sugar tubs of different
sizes, Sap spouts Dippers. Molases Cans, &c.
Il Tin articles need only be used in sugar making
to show their superior convenience and worth
| C. One ton good maple Sugar wanted in eX
change for Goods. Call at the tin.shop, or ad
dress II. d. WOOD.
i Stowe, vt. l3m2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28
Martitb.

Mr.. Andrew French of Hyde Park, to Miss Rachel
Adams of Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28

SICKNESS IN Observation-Disclosures in the
recollection of that famous individual, the
"oldest inhabitant," has there been known
such great amount of sickness in town
sas there has been for the past two months.
Measles and canker-rash rage to an un-
prccedcnted extent, and there has been
probably not less than 200 cases of these
diseases in that time. Many small chill
dren at first attacked with measles and
after they get better the cankcr-rash sets
in and in many cases terminates fatally
Funerals are of almost daily occurrence
Standard.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28
Conference.

THE next monthly Conference of the Congre
| gational Churches in this County. will meet
at Wolcott. on Tuesday and Wednesday, march
18th and 18th. The first meeting to be held at
the Congregational Church at halfpast 10 o'tlock
A. NJ, on Tuesday IA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.

The report that Gov. Harris had or
dered all the Tennessee troops to lay down
their arms and 60 home is confirmed.
The Tennessee Legislature is called for
next Monday. aH 81 ..aslr
No opposition to Union movements is
made any where on the Cumberland. o.
1t is reported that white flags are flying
at Memphis. ai
CAIRO, Feb. IS.
The following is a special despatch to
the Chicago 7ribune.
Nashville was yesterday occupied by
10000 troops under Gen. Buell.. The
Federal flag is now flying over the State
House.
The Tennessee Legislature adjourned
Saturday week to meet again at Memphis.
1t is reported that commissioners have
been appointed to confer with the Federal
authorities at Washington to arrange
terms for the transfer of allegiance, and
to turn the rebel forces over to the Union.
A gentleman from Columbus arrived
here last night, represents rising Union
sentiment in Tennessee, and thinks the
Legislature will acquiesce in the recomen.
dalton of Gov. Harris, because fearing a
rising Union sentiment When he lief,
Columbus there was 10000 rebel troops
there. r. fe...a.#
Another gentleman who arrived from
Nashville reports that the rebels will
make another stand at Murfeesboro. All
the rebel troops had left Nashville except
a police force.
When Governor Harris fed with tn,
Legislature to Memphis, he burnt thu
State Library and distributed large
amount of commissary stores and provis
ions among the citizens. Stores wer,
closed and business entirely supended
The secessionists were leaving with theil
stock and the negroes, following the Con
federate army.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28
q i { ,

In johnson, Feb. l4th, of diptheria. Mary Ann,
aged 3 years 9 months and IL days. Also, OF
quick consumption, Feb. 10th, Ida Adella, aged
year months and 10 days. Daughters Of
Samuel and Caroline Jones.
In Stowe, on the i4th inst. Mr.. Lynda Adams,
aged 70 years.
In Morristown, Feb. Goth, Norman II. Stafford
aged So years.
In Stowe Feb. 10Th, Mr.. Joel Huse, aged 2s
years.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28

KING CoTToN.--Mr. Alvin Hovey, Of
West Albany, is going to be independent.
lie IS raising his own cotton. He has now
growing in his store two plants, one of
which is two feet and the other two and
a half feet high. They are growing nice
iy. One Of the pods opened on the 18th
inst. probably in anticipation Of the Fort
Donelson victory. III. 5h6A
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28

proved injurious to the interests of both
the whites and the blacks. Exactly the
contrary is the truth beyond all reason
able disputc.-Frec Press.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-28
DIR. MOVIE AT STOWE.
DENTISTRY.
Notice to Subscribers.

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
MEDICAL
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Announcing tsstss vi'h funeral rouos ''' s''''oso'
80. n oT rs.ra,s. rru,r. and rseurons rost.'
py ireividrAh o. ssssefahors, cf ~ eruSnee
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c 5LIEctATE.
Terre-H ute Female. College.
xPssING sE.~EoN.

THE nsxt se<sion ol ihe Teffs
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
A Mn Asi,oLT
Hoback,s stomach al<tcrs


A new ard delightful S,orlachlr Ena Coida '0-
living tone The stomach. ent 81 TIC prr,sit - 81
ou- complaints, ifcicf' - t,ie Ne.tr--f cfalfrt
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lissi and raost cuuicni Medical prncttoirr. af t.
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= esfern People.
Tbe-e biisrs derive thsir stimulus frcm DE po,ser-
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street 81 building from Mas street tinrif.nad
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loans on Stcrks, passble on demsst, 80 - "a
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United States Treasury Notes, lnsrkst - 81
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sr,okIyn City Water Bonds, l--- e. 40 E1o.25p O
North csrolirs State Bopds (msrzs.vsi). z.ss0 o
dissouri state Bonds .(raaFk,t. valuel, 1+,0o
Seai Estate No. 4 Wall Street, 800 q.
interest due on Isl January, 1851 = tofciA
which 81, $50 " has since oesn Tcos e &s,S0e
balance In hands u Agents and IN course
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