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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

NuLEDGKvILLE, March l9--Both Hous,s Of the
Legislature have adopted Mr.. Stephens resolution
to the terms by which peace should be sought and
the suspension of the writ Of haJsas corpus they
have slso adopted resolution turning over 10 he
Confederate Government all persons between the ag
Of II aud 49, AMI As and So and ranimousy adopted
resolutions expressive Of confidence in the President
and of thanks TO the Georgia troop for enstir g.
The Legislature then journed sine die
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
DIED.,

At sabOt HILL Goochlani county the resdeoce Of Hon james
A. seddn the morning OF the 2Oth inst, ROBERT LEE NOR
SON youpges. child OF the late Arthur horson, Esq
friends OF the family respectfully invited meet the
Holly Cemetery TUESDAY, AFTERNOON Che
22d in a o'clock At which time the funeral will take place.
the morning OF March 2st at hApAst O'Clock 10 this
city, Mrs MARGARET FREEMAN wife OF Mr.. VIM. Freeman,
aged 90 years
He will take place Wednesday morning. Al eleven
O'clock syc Church The and
Of the family are invited attend without further notice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
Ey AN APPEALING undersigned be


submit the benevolent throughout appeal
behalf the families Of soldiers From personal obseva
ton convinced that there pressing necessity for I'm
mediate effort for the relief Of the poor Of this ely
Toe Of the have not been able TO the
supplies required for gstrious ds uton and the poorer
purchase provisions the eabhed BY the
Council the redacsd prices adopted BY The Committee
IL necessary therefore that assistance should be Given In
ney supplies contributed for this purpose We wsud suggest
that contributions be PROMPTLY forwarded to 0 WIN. p Mum
ford, Chairna OF the Army CcmIiee of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
IL sufficient cannot otherwise be secured, committee
will call upon the citizens and solicit con Iibutlons.
Samuel Prize David Par
HW Denison John Allan
WIN APleasans Asa Snyder
Samuel Bailey J II Enerson, MD
Jas Chamberayne Hall Moore
eKandsrNcRae John inlop
Ro Christian J y watkins
Wn H Cienmllt Al Beyll
WIN Willis, Jr OW Allen
George Gibson VIZ Atkinson
Bates Roger Marin
EGLee Gary Nicholas
Dan Lucas ackburne Hughes
Thoe o D.evry Robinson
PBHart Jrwyman NH 2-f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22

"The Religious Character Of General Jackson"
The Rev Beverley Lacy Chaplain In the Corps Of the
Jackson VIII deliver Lecture bere the A.
sociat on Religious Character" IN the First
Church. (Dr Moore THURSDAY kvENlNG NEXT the 2stA
infant o'clock, aciou regard TO scedther Tickets
(ach muSt pFoyide the door aad bookstores
rh0Q -Qte
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22

Delinquent Consumers of Gas and
IN Madison Ward are hsreby notified that they fall
they viii dealt with according 10 the requirements Of
the following extract from the ordinance concerning the Gas
works and Water Works:
By an ordinance passed by the Council May 9Th s5s any
bill remain unpaid for next after thai which n
sened Auditor shall notify the who shalI
the gas from being used the premises In respect 10
which defaut exists and paid within DATA I've
per will be added 70 the original Of the b and
shall be placed In the hands Of the City collector
p W RALsToN, for
NH 30-lt T. b. Harrison, Auditor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
4 z L. Ii 1t X A L III | q

ksVoFts o the Press Association.
Entered according 10 ct Of Congress IN the year 1885, BY J.
fHRAsRz 10 the Cerk once Of the District CoH Of the 0on-
tedeTate stetes for the northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22

The Wharf.-The Lexington (Va.) Gazette says the
warm rains OF last week. and the mild days that
ceedsd it, have made decidedly favorable impression
on tie wheat fields in that region. The majority Of
fields begin 10 look. quite promising.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
WILL BE READY TOMORROW
w EHR SECOND NUMBER OH THE AGR

II embraces variety Of Aces selected from late European
Periodicals q due proportion Of Original Articles.
Contenis Twin Botes; French Conquer. OF Mexlc All 10
the wro the Tanner Tanned Savage Archipelago shot
She'll Great Bohsmi; Gamsters and Gambling Houses
Panlalrim Editors Table; Literary Mhcelany Making
volume Of so pages OF reading matter
Pessngle ca lussaipon for moaihs, e. for
months, IS.
For sgency, George BidgOOd 6l Main and
EARNEST LAGARDE CO., Proprietors,
once 9Th street, between frankln and Grace,
mhf2 " Over the old Central News" Depot.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22


Every cent spent for articles Of perso al consumption
s so much withdraw from the capital OF the country
and lost; and luborer employed ia producing the
means payiog for champagne is of NJ more beae6.
TO the public than if he paid for drinking it him
self Ia short, ought at present 10 be more econ-
omical in our habits and palmer 10 oar style of vir
than any period of our history. The fact Is that
i0ers nsver so Vildly sztraVagant thousand millions
have in the last years been spent in war and if
ths were not sufficiently large, numbers Of the public
seem be engaged every day in taxing their ngenui
to scover m, ans of expendpg millions more in per-
sonal indulgence often Of the mos absurd and fantastic
kind Il would be foolish, we know, though not nsp-
opriate to ak people 10 live plainly than for
merly but it is not foolish visionary to expect them
to live as plainly, Il would be vastly more profitable
and ce tairly more becoming, to do co. And much
may be done to bring about better state oil things by
little sef-denia the part of wealthy persons OF
sufficient INTEL geDce and education to see whar the
dangers of the present crisis are and sufficient moral
lOrce to set aR example in providing Sg dnst them
INAUGURATION or TEE FIRE. STATE GOVERNMENT" oF
LOUISIANA
The New Orleans correspondent Of the New York
mes furnishes full AMI elaborate account of the i'm
posing ceremonies connected with the Inauguration
the inst Of Michael Hahn, the newly elected "Gev.
ernor under the Pree State m,yamsnt in Louisiana.
The proceedings publicly held 10 La FAyete Square,
which was magui6centy decorated TIE surrounding
buildI e. aud large buttooWood Whic1 line the
edges Of the Square, worked part and reel
of the decorations as il they bad been arranged for the
special purpose Of giving feet to the decorations.
In the middle of the Square was erected circular
platform, above which Jated the national stlndard
ahie from this point as centre In sweep Of half
mile lowered smphithestre of seats Ga these seats
seated ten thous md "loya children Of the public
schools, and five thousand specially invited guts's. At
the base Of this immense amphthe atre was platform
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

President and not an autocrat. Let him
aud his cabinet and his Congress be dealt
with as servants and not bowed down to as
masters. Let them hear the truth, from
those 10 whom they will not tell il iron
those who made them and can and will un-
make them. Unless we greatly err. the
seemingly small voices to-day will be loud
enough for them. ere many morrows. The
people yearn for peace and they will have
il. They are tired Of /" military necessity"
and military rule. They prefer the go
yernment created by the Constitution 10 q
war.begotten despo,ism, supported by black
janizarles. They do not desire taexterml-
nate the " slave aristocracy" at the South,
in order TO establish at the North, an aris-
tocracy of shoulder-straps aud cavalry
boots. They believe that the mission Vt
this Republic is somethin: better than
I" miscegnation" and the establishment OF
negro equality or superiority. They will
endure taxation, pri.ations and sacrifices
NJ longer. to defy the idoIs Of New Eng,
lands hypocricy, cupidity and faoaticisn
They yearn for peace. we repeat, and peace
they will have.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

Some few mon'hs aimee Mr.. Lemuel Wilk~son
had The misfortune to have his machine shop wlih
most Of is eonlentsdssuoyed by hfe. TWAS sgses'
loss not only The Individual Immediately csnssss'
cd bu. 10 the neighborhood 10 whose eonsenienes
The establishment, largely contributed. We are caaw
much gra,iied 10 learn iha, Mr.. Wilkeson is makic
active preparations 10 rebuild, and 10 res,are he ms
ehinery, with the prospect Of early accomplishing 20
work. We hope he viii We entirely suceessful, and
that The profits Of his industry will soon more shAn
cover up all his Losses. W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
From the North Carolina Presbyterian.
ENERGY OF CHARACTER.

The varieties of human character are
numerous; but probably that which most
universally excites the admiraudn OF the
world is energy. Indeed. It'll tire nature
Of this quality to force itself iLto notice.
A man who has this element ia his consti-
tuition, must be active. Like 9 mass of
matter in the process Of fermentation, he
has that within him which will not suffer
him TO be at rest. or remain quIescent IN a
state Of idleness.
You see he is pressing forward when any
thing is to be achieved. He is never in
undated by difficulties. Alps rising on
Alps are no check 10 his adventurous spirit /:
the tumultuous flood. dashing foam. the
lowering heavens, inierpose 10 vain between
him and his purpose. His energy bends
the most adverse circumstances 10 his will !;
and that which affrights the timid inspires
him with confidence and causes aim 10 put
orth increasing efforts
While others hesitate. he acts; while
they are alarmed, he has met and overcome
the danger. Even failures and defeats be-
come to aim only lessons Of experience.
He is not discouraged or deferred from
attempting again. because human power Is
limited and therefore he cannot sl~ass
compel SUCCESS.
You find him incessantly employed the
eccompl ishment Of one design Is. with him
only prelude 10 the commencement Of
another. This quality is generally united
with superior intellectual capacity; and
pc, haps is, 10 some degree, the effect Of u
but Whatever are the subordinate causes by
which il is produced, whether il arise'
IRON great mental powers. or from physical
organIzAtion, or from both. il is anquestion-
ably blessing which cometh down Iron
the Father Of Lights.
And like every other boon bestowed b.
Him, it stould be received with thankful.
ness and diligently used for His glory. |:
the christian possessed Of this quality
Then let him exhibit II in his ceaseiess ct
Forts To do good and communicate. Suef
. one, like Paul, will be always active. Hi
will throw his energy Of character into al
that lie undertakes. He will live and &C
as il he heard continually sounding in hn
ears, those inspired eIhortations: "qul
you like men, show yourselves men.-
Such christian will not live in vain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
Z C. H.. March s7.-Goy. Vance

e c. H.. March s7.--Gov. Vance.
Carolina. addressed The troops Of
= Brigade in an eloquent speech Of
RS Yesterday. lie will speak again
suw aud every day this week.
's0mond. March 28.-An Official dis.
from Mohile states that news had
Pscei,ed Their. tia, the Yankees had
severe reverse near New Iberia.
regiments are reported captured. All
anboats, except eight, have left for
fIyrr.
!. ilol,lman. 3lsi Mississippi. attack
he enemy at Choctaw Ha,chie Bay.
Z oser twen,y-hse and captured over
.atilr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

Respited.-Fineen nen belonging 10 Virgins
Regiments Of Pickstts division, sentenced BY Cou5t
Martial to be sho, on Friday last for deserion, wess
no, executed. Their sentence ha. been respted ~
iii further ORDERS that their may be locked iuse
Or reviewed. They are retained in Castle Thuaae,
Richmend. 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

The Ph.'adeiphIainquIrer of,he 22d save
that $4,000 ttanps wall shartly be assem-.
bled al Annspnli.. Md. for Barnslde ) Sc
esnd expedition.
Its aid that Gen Lanssireet u mount
in. Lls inianils Tor an excursion infa Ken
tucky. Aserill !. III 4 M4dinsburg.
Dg0RApIso.-rhe u. $. senate has pas,-
eel q bill, which M. bern referred 10 thu
ilnu,e Of Representatives. amending the
charter Of The city of Washington. ~ as 10
allow nesroe. Who have re.mrd there enc
year io,ole. provided they pay one dollar
school tar.
Among The interesting items Of inteili
gsnee i. The introduction Of bill in the
Legislature Of New Jersey imposing fns
of nye hundred dollars and Imprisonment
Tor five years Tor any one eniisilng negroes
il that State.
Chief Justice fancy wa. eighty..rea.
wears old on the 18th. and Is in gosi health.
except paralysis OF his lower lImbs. III.
linsnial faculties retain their ,igar.
The New York Ilerald's correspondent
with the feet "if Mobile. gives rumor that
Admiral Pafragut is 10 Withdraw his heet.
b~,rg satisfied thar the rity cannot be :sksn
by water.
LE.p MlSEs OF ylRoisrA.--The lead
mines at Assiinyille. Wythe county. Va.
during the twelve month. ending Decem-
Der i.t. turned out CSC. 800 pounds Of lead.
The supply Tor the present year Is expect.
cd 20 be double that amount.
The Montgomery Mail says. The small
gain crop is much more promising than i
vas thought to be some time since, and
promises large yields.
The Ne. York Worlds washingten
correspondent SAYS the Republicans are
bringing great pressure upon Linecln 70
induce him 10 refuse 70 serve second
term.
The chicago Times says, that the fund
now collecting in the Western States Tor
the relief Of Mr.. vallsndighsm, will amount
10 $4,000.
On Friday night list an attempt was
made by SOME incendiry 10 burn the war
Department Building. 20 Riehmond, but
thc attempt failed. Several other build
ings, however. were destroyed.
CiRclssn.t ~ PILrsr,sE.--Ths Psrss
q said ~ BE- about 10 send Eve thousand
girsa,,ians into TIE Hlly Lsnd. 10 form .
eolcpy ID tie large and magnificent plain
, sharon. Letwssa Mount Carmel end GAIA,
vice President Stephens reeeaily dsliv,
cred sn address before ihe Legislature o.
e .oygis, Ia which he said the bill suspend
ing The hatsoI corpus, as il new stands "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
paysnyrrRlaN ,;gNEaaL AssEnBLy.

PagsByrERnS GENERAL ASSEMBLY. =
General sAssembly 81 the Prrsby -
Church in the Confederate State 81
RIGA, will meet in the Prcsby ierise u
al Charlotte. n. C.. on The tlrsl Tavs'
MAY, 1864. at | j o'clock, a. "a. The
ing sermon will be preached By The
James A. Lyon, u. ID. the Moderator /
last Assembly.
The Committee on 4 Commission
meet IN the Lecture Ronxn Of the
named Church on "Wednesday. the :
Nav, at 5 o'clock, p. N. 70 rrcriv'
missions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
toM TAE NORTH.

*. Democratic Convention have
adopaedEa and ,ba p. .nh;s we psosecu-
ton ii s's'uon VI the
6sa III. ,.,l,aoi. C,a.,
The w. &c M.c,.l, n'oh mas de-
cisreJ wi 'he rresi-
dencs. !. nrou.;
Th F"e''"s adversely Tor
the lll;,n arr;,.a !. I1
S.se further revelation as 10 his fu.
ne vi Bavaria died on the 18th.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
FnluRR on ApoLIrIos PsEpIc1IOss.-Th.

FAILURE or ABOLITION PREpIcTIoss.-The
Hartford (Gonneciic1D Times. 40 able
Democratic paper in New England. has /.
striking article upon the run wrought By
the abolition vf slavery in he West In
dies. WIN. l.. Garrison predicted that
the sboIiilon Of slavery IN the West Indies.
would make slavery 10 he United States
.die CT starvation Tue result was pre-
cisely the opposite. In The year 1890. the
" 81 Indies exported seventeen millions
pounds Of cotton. The Uliird States tx-
ported less than i5,OC0,0U0. In 1883
.la,sry in The West lndles was abolished,
siY years slier II vas atuiJs shed the West
Indies exported less than one million Of
pounds, md ihs U. Z. upwards 81 seventy
mil,.or-. IL 1870 tie exports Of .iayti
were tweaty.tigh. millions D. dollars. In
it9g, Si1 years after emancipation. they
amounted 10 Gully tac millions and ball.
IL Jamaica 10 1909, tie exports were..wnTill
a!tsta millions Of dollars. In 1879 hey
we're Oaly fosr millions; The plantations
asr. sUi8g 10 decay. Emancipation Iai
scsa .ursS 70 blacks md whites.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
.ss srx,so casr.,os.-TAe washins,oa

'ss SPsiSo fAsp.,os. The washingten
respondent ~ the New York werld.
MS: II i stated upon COED authority that
y spring csmpa'sn will he np-ned ~ ear.
a. the lat Ut April. and that il will be
inulisuroas along all points OF the lin..
me veterans are nun hurr,ing 10 the front
rom their furioughs. and many VI the "a
ent recruits have acquired sead,nrss
enough 10 be trusted upon The battle field.
L possible. some decisive military results
sail be achieved brisre the meeting oil the
Iane baltimarr Convention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
Aillsbaruugb gesurutr.
HILLsB0RoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, March 30, 1854.

Gov. Vance was in Richmond on Wednesday last,
en- route for the army Of Northern Virginia. where,
BY request, he was to address the treops On the con-
dit,on Of The conntiy, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
ErcH.soE OF PslsoskRs.-we q =

EXCHANGE or PaIsoskRs.-We u ~
another flag u truce bnat 10 expect
rive at Cit, Point in few days. vi ~
er lot Of Confederate PRISONERS iarrs,,'
bat The precise time IS nst get ass "a.
A proposition IS pending, &c W '"'
which. if mutual, sgreed 70. VIII 10
the exchange Of several sheussn, aee'
and probably relieve Danv'Ilc Of Fse
number quartered there for some ~
This arrangement will Be quite zen
len, to both sides. and 10 the Pe-
cially, as their great facilities { por,
.atlon enables them To bring er.i
housanj a. easily as the numl nuy
sent 10 City Point.
Owing 10 the on.rtcesniih ier'
anil the absence Of official co .'on
on,he subject. except throag Null
foil, the Assistant Federal 4 oner,
It / impossible to predict. thing
llkecertalniy. the arrival OF b"a,
IRON one time TO another. imcnd
VIII, IS gra,i6ed to state. no pat 'he
prob,n Utilities are favorable 'nilna.
snce DC the exchange. and 4 gaiIan,,i
soldiss yet 10 the hands Of by wan
soon h restored 10 then tAml trends.
4xDngss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

10 the character, Of mi.for-
eksfy stdidno know until now ' a.
~ lent Of such humiliation -
v we ~ Confederacy. =
ksehmsnd Examin.r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

TmEFALL OF yIcKsBuso siciai re-.
port III Gen. Johnston ma e diseIo.
sures lst seem TO dessrol mberton'
In.teadol being eonpeIIf ovation 70
surrender. il nov sppes ally that
Pembpton bad. II The q, 'le surrsn-
der, sb,ni 40, 900 pound K and b..
con, 5l ,24f pounds d 90 bushel.
Of pas, li2.254 poun',sgar. s,24C
ponnls Of SOAP. 527 pondsndles, and
4as, DO pounds ofsait
Dul the most asiood disclosure il
pembston's expIapaiias selection 81
the Forth Of July foF ,e 4 surrender,
The exclamation i I'll. in berton'scwn
words "
az 4 should be ssd the fourth Of
July va, stlcc ed as etr The surren.
der. tho ,nswsris obs @uibeliesed that,
upua It'd day I sholdt better terms.
yg..las.st Of ne ssilsr foes. ] knew
they soull st,aeh 2s,orianee 20 thr
entrance ,pa the hflIgiy, ints the
stronghold Of the o., AID that, "a
rraiify lhir nttied j, shsy wc1ll
yield ihenshat cal e eHtoEled iron
then at All othrrir
1us fall 1viekbar heretofore bees
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

Mrs. Mary L. Brosn, wife o. the Hon. Bedn'
Brown, died al the residence other husband IN -
well county, recently, aged sesenI, live years IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

N William P. Tayler. u Chatham. has =
drawn his name from The canvass for Csnsress H.
Sever nth District
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

TIC TiSgini. Legislature has passed .
I'll Il bending the co.isetisn 81 State Tax
s.ler the preSeat 7sar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23
eHANEERY SALE.
sALE.-Purguant to

HHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to the
NJ command Of deeretal order of sale from
the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit Of John W.
Perigo and Edward B. Buckley, against Joel
Terrell and others, 70 me directed, / shall offer
for sale at public auction, at the South door Of
the Federal Court Building in the City Of Cleve-
land, in said District, on the tWenty-first day Of
May, 1854, at three O'Clock p. M, the following
described premises, situate IN the township OF
RidgeYille, Lorain county, Ohio, with the sppur-
tenances thereunto belonging, known by being a
part oflot No. tTenty-eight' and bounded as ioi-
lows:
Beginning at a point where the centre line Of
the highway running North and South through
the centre ofsaid township intersects the centre
lire Of the highway leading from Elyria to CleYe-
land through said township, thence running IN
a Northerly direction along the center line Of
said North and South road about forty-fye rods
to the land Of Wyllis Terrill; thence IN a West
erly direction along the South line OF said
Wyls Terrill's land about forty-eight rods TO
the East line Of land owned by Wylis Terr1ll
thence in a Southerly direction along the East
line of said Wyllis Terrils land about thirty-two
rods to the Northwest corner Of land owned by
John Chester thence in an Easterly direction,
along the North line of said John Chester, G. H.
Gibson, and Levi TerrilPs land, about twenty
four rods to the Northeast corner of said Levi
TerrilPs land thence in a Southerly direction,
along the East line Of said Levi Terrll' g land
about fifteen rods to the center OF the aforesaid
highway, leading from Elyrs Aforesaid thence
in Easterly direction, along the center Of said
highway, about twenty rods to the place OF be
ginning-being the property known as the Ter
rlll House Tavern property, including Tavern
House, Store Room, Barn, ETC. appraised at
s2,766. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
Baekus Noble, Solicitors for Complairants.
April 20, 1864. aDril20: 15l