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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY
OF LOUISA.
ALL WHO MAY DESIRE TO GIT RAW
IA Cotton Yarns Cotton Cloth Cotton Wool Cards.
or any Of ssd articles Ter thu Law OF last session Of the y
Rna Assembly, requested give their orders
possible In every the probable cost In new currency
must accomoany tneir orders. y. W. JONES,
apl5-c4ss gent for Louisa county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and stag, Manager. A..L D. Ogden.
FRIDAY EVENING. April "a. 1854.
The Performance. will commence With the beautiful Overture
FIRST nghtof the reproduction Of the
arranged for ,h. Theatre French Of Alexander Dnnas
CATHERINE HOWARD;
OR. TIKI BRIDE OF DEATH!
AthOiwOls, Duke Of Northumberland.
Miss ElOi,s Bridgesas
~ See bills Of the day for full east synops of scenery
eidsnts, &c.
M.gnisesn. Scenery nom the pencil Ct Fred R0s'h
Beautiful Appointments
Elegant Costumes.
may nothing uadOns BY the Management
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
ROUGH DIAMOND.
hargUy harrington
In Of the intricate mechanical arrangements the
poductisn Of
Is delayed for day two.
N-THE GHOST. "a
win soon appearI
NorIoE-Bor once open from quarter o'clock A. NJ to
~ NJ when seats Be secured No extra charge for re
Doors open at Z performances At precisely.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
OFFICIAL IgISDOK-COST or LIVING IN
COLUNBIA

UFTILAdA WLoDVA-UUoI UT ID INU Nv
COLUMBIA. .flG
Twelve hundFed nal and female tlsrks are going 10
Coumbis, s c. because living is cheaper there. Let
us sse Here e two kilograms. dated Columbia April
30:
No. 1.
"AeeomuodAtoas very scarce Not more than for
SIX or eight can be obtained and thea they viii be
auired % place two or three ia room. Board from
seventy 70 eighty dollars ger week"
No g
"Best board in boarding houses $75 ard $50 per
week-Very interior; and vacant house in the city.
Provisions extremely scarce AID high"
If the clerks sre carried to COlumbia Why not lodge
them in hospital buildings and feed them on ratiOrss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

T ARGE AND VERY EXCELLENT BRI(

7 ARGE AND VERY EXCELLENT BRICK.
Il TENEMENT ON THE EORTH-sIDE or MARSHALL.
LETwEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUoTI0NA request Of Mr. George Minor We shall se a.
auction on premses on THURSDAY the 2sih Apd 1884 at
az O'Clock p NJ, the larse and admirably wel-ent BRICK
TENEMENT located above, nov occupied BY him con-
kitchen, coahouse, sevanis rooms
The dwelling Is supplied with gAs and has water In
The pene good order and possesson can be given IN
MONTH -. .alt !
credit the option Of the purchaser The
taxes for 1864 To be paid By the purchaser.
AZ the egoins sale Will be sold the arge oARPENTER
SHOP eceny bu 10 By "a fee) a. the corner Of Clay and
First streets, the 70 removed In thirty days. Also,
quantity Of Florida and white LUMBER In the said shop
there nearly 900 panes Of GLAeB ~
April f2d. 1884 0ODDIN APpERSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

NOTICE TO FARMRRs:
THE subscriber has for sale 3 large stock OF
IL dad Carrot Msngold Wurtsel, White and Yellow Stone
rurnp Red Onion Seed, imported By The Depart
ment HON London Prices average IS per pound-
ordsn promptly attended TO- S,. otAsa .,,..,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

In sccordancs with the above orders al oes arriving IN ID
SOY VIII report In person. without delay q these headquarter
By order Of Bngadisr General Joll H. wnD.Hs oomni
Dspt. J. w PEGRAh. A. A Gen
nn to--0 vi - =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
RICHMOND WING.

FRIDAY M, RNING, APRIL "a. Iss4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
HINE CHEWING .TOBACCO.-SLAueHrRR

IL Co., 100 Main street, of9 81 private sale.
50 boxes setultz" Tobacco,
50 "Rogen" God Leaf Tobacco,
sGa 10 space Premium" Tobacco,
90 "Neny Gray" d.,
10 "Jehn Warren" do.
100 csddies Msyoh Navy Tobacco.
Richmond, April 18lh, 106<-lW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
DIED,

WANTED.-A situation in private family
w Teacher English French and Music, BY Lady Of
Virginia sdncaon. References given and required
=, , add5s''' Box us Ains wilma" y L., w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

WANTRD-A female TEACHER, qualified to
give instruction In French Latin and Music, with the
usual Engh branches 70 school Of sscholr, Reference
required. Address, stating terms. JOS. DUPUY.
spil-4w Moore's Ordinary, Prince Edward county, Va
, 1864-01-10

swishelt mcnionjng Its ravagcs tsre In 1881, whcu
It ttoEc out among tic troops stationed In thc
Fort. fnl,y ono hsli Of whom died. -.
With TIC exception Of these perio Is, the d.cs,ato
In Tic III nua ratio o! deaths to population is app,.
rent. From more than three per eeat In .lsII, it
1t dwindstd to two per cent in 1s1a ard HIS nuyer
slice III en- 10 that Cgrre-a sui :!cnt proof II any
wtrc Iec.cd, that the Improvements Of civilization
con1utc net oaly 10 mans Comfort bat to Ills lon
gc,if.. i. 80
q MORTALITY OF 1909. -. =: =: :: :
Tic following Is 3 a.a.dncn. Of tho mortality of
chicreo during the past yea., prepared from tho
Iepcrt the health oflc.r. stdety speaking these
arc rct tho deaths In e7ch month, Int the inter-
mtnts. These tablcs do not Include tho deaths a.
Camp roueias nor those ofcitizcns who bsre died
On the battlefield they ire deaths which have oc.
Cured In the city. Tho tables compose tile specific
cauies Of death IN each month. the proportion Of
Geashs between different ages tho deaths, occur
nngfn each division Of thu city, and the nattoual-
allies CT the deceased. These may be somewhat
irEccurate as thelIsts weftlnot made up till after
10 o'clock on Saturday night, leaving no ume for
fcyf&tpu .. 49,
, 1864-01-10

CnuEcn or THE Ho1v Observation-Disclosures,
VIII be held In thln church today at 1o3 a. r aad
TO p m. In the evening tho second Isctu,eo on
the Eyider ccs Of tho Divinity Of tho s-ript1res,
VII be te!'Fs:ed A'l are cordially iayl.el Seats
ov4I4rElx, ArE:7liisa II s=rvlor.-rhe. rsaa ii
quarterly meeting services will be hcll to.dsy Ct
Tie n. z. Church, corner Of Park aycnu. ard Roos7
street. P:e=rt!rg at 1910 n. =. 4hy Hey, Z, q,
Cannon. and at I'D p. m. bY Rev, Il Whip2Ie. ,t
| %O11vEs P1.soX7EnraK cuucou.-The: Pastor,
.cs. Aired Et6y, Envlrg re.E:ned from Bloom
iogton. VIII pfeech this morning and .cyaalng at
the rsua1 hon1s. ..~a ,I> s.,a
NF"JEursA1c1 TEs:111-Adams street, between
Wabash nnd Michigan a.rnues.- Owing to the Ill
ness ofstcpcR:os thc9e will be 10 sc.yiecs In this
Church tc-ea7. The Sabbath School viii be opsn
Tbs annaA1 :neetlnR; vii: be hcld to:a,orrov y,
(AoIda5) evening In the Temple At D. ~ precisely,
PLTNouTn CHURCH: Row., G. G. McCabo
WILL cfEci:te at this chr-ch; corner O. Van B,ren
st1cet and Sd cvenue, this NOR nirg ut 1p1 O'clock
CHnIsTrAs CohA1ks1ox.-There Will be meet
Ing In bchsE Of this ConmiE:fon, at tho Second
Pesbyterisn' Church. this evening, At the usua1
time OF evening 1crrt.e. Eev. Robert " Patterson,
DID,, and Chaplain McCabe, recently five months
PRISONER IN Labby Ptison. will be present and ad-
dress the moe;1ng, 7-i.-:" s,-..1 ,,.,.::.
ErascorA1 FaEE cHuncu.-The Eey. p.1te1
ehayer, Late Of Texas. Will preach In the Episcopal
Free Church, corner Of Indiana and Frauklin
streets. this mofring at 'ok O'Clock. tRev. E. B.
Tntue' reclor) Sunday School 1t 9A In the
morning - ,':';:,:
sxav1c1.s At cAAP Dous1As.-Ihe:e y III be- the
usual religious ecsvice to-day at 2 20 p. m. and
sermon by the Post Complain; In the evening,
pEayes meeting, &C., coadcetcd ;, b. ,E.r. LII.
HcaS'e, Cespla!u of the Michigan .Shalpshooters.
1T 3E1E
, 1864-01-10

losale-Abaeess 10; aseiden.:! 81: asthma, !;
n1ope;1y. 3. II; bilious feser, Il: burned u; brain
s.1e s11 ehills .; chronic d.as1hea consumption.
ba5th n z eanesr On the stomach, s; c1amp, 1o1;
eold, 70: cancer, Q; cholera morbna, 4; cotzh,
eaolsta tnantum, =. de!rlnm tremcns, II: drown.
%. q; dEoPsy. g.; aiptheria, 1ts; disease Of
=; tc%na y deed u; nis. 4; CONT s;
Meat. y alseasc, =; hemoHhago II: hydfophobia,
aon. as9: inte;aittent feyets, q; Injuries, s; H.
b:tsle 6; killed .; lnne disease, 8; liver COM n
plant, z; losk5aw, =; lung complains..s; murder
eo, =; Meas!cs. q; mnrnsmue, 70; meningitds /:
not stated, 30; nervous, s !; nervous fever, IL:
old age iol; ove.lan tn1uoE, =; pleurisy, q; Pre-
pa1a1yaie. y; Iheumatism, 8; remi.te.t fsver, i;
!atIroad accident 70; ;sca.ct fever. e.. smal-po1,
100; sc7otul1 s; etil1-borl, a.; summer conpfaint
asa; am9thered, :; suicide, l6; shot $; sea!ded,.
J.: tRina Sn.np1 4; typhoid fever III. t5phus. 9;
battle, 8; woIma, !; Eupturtd, 8; tumor ID side,
cough, ~. Totat--lHa ~
, 1864-01-10

srpply.: that tho driver ofth leo wagon thinks,
beneath bis dignity to stop and pick up tho
n'ocks Of tec Is they fal from his wagon into
The street, .Thia. :. Is particularly the case
w, W1th those wagons and sleighs which pass along
content. eecn consecrated as tho spot whore tho
owners Of fast hortcs ere aTout to couSrc.ato aud
tne ncit!o Of their respective stccds. The vu!-
gaF ieemen. however, hare for the present put
qnsetus on this a.nusenea. BY the Tety ropfohen-
sinte mannsr In which they leave The blocas lying
iseood, and many are Willing, ,aleci aoxions, fo
" dr1ye dnll care away" with " thu merry, merry
os!ls stil they nIe obliged to fosego the plea-
OF these blocks aud make kiadjIng wood Of their
cuttcre. 1t Is 10 be hoped that the Ice divers viii
have more regard tor tie pleasures OF others, AMI
fcmOTc fhcec Obatnr1fA
, 1864-01-10


I: These tables sro very suggestive. Toe mar.
eenta9c vadea largely, but the table exhibits 4
steady decrease In tho ratio Of mortality from thu
oeetnnirg I'll noT, broken in upon only by the
cholera season. That diae.se has committed great
7aEages In Cttec-o. It drst r ade its appearnoce
hac IN September, 1ei9. and frightened the people
70 much taat they let tho city very rapidly: still
population showed steady increase as immigration
ect In TcJ strongly In this direction the number
OF Deaths vas nea-y three hundred PER cent 1a,sor
than in the year prcccding-thn,cra was credited
With es. Of tho numbc.. Il tr.ppcs-ed In INV ~
1stcs and du,1pg thst and the two succeeding
months the people died rapidly; In August az
next gear It cane again With still Increasing vt1u
ience and, containing its rArs:es for two nonths.
aihapPcarcd- July Of 81 saw the choler, iepd
agaiu at work, and his sty Was Of longer dassl1ou
He remained four 11olths. Tho yesr 1s-a n,..rd
away without vialt from htrn, and tho 1eop1o
dreamed more ffeesy. It Was believed tat tho
scor.ge aao gone to his own place, md the popt,.
anon a!tnostdoubaed under The uehtened pressure,
but In June O 1sss. Is II anxious to begin his
wos1 as Early ~ possible, The demon rc1ppcared,
and reEeltd In tie distraction be caused- A SsV
scattering cr.:s had been noted in April. but ,hev
were denied bJ tie city press, aud everybody
seemed determined for ones to dlsbelieve in the
recurrence Of tho awful vIsitatinu. The Board of
Health pefsikteniy denied 1t TIL the eth OF Ju,v
although the mortality lad boca doubled in ,he
previous month. But sawthat uow.cpucc4l,ue ent ~.
useless The people died 1t the rate of sixty Der
day, and tho dccth cat was seen continually In
the etseeta. On Fsid7y ard ssturc y, tho Sub xnd
Bin OF July, tho streets seemed fun OF he.sst. Ind
COINS, and On Sunday there WAS grand exodus,
many hundreds OF people hee1ng feon the c4ty.
Then the true nobility Of nature shopa ont In ali
tts glory. Some three or four physicians, Of whom
are now living In the city, dcyntnd the,ne.,ra, ~
, 1864-01-10

* RELIEF Fo7 TIE ArFI1CrED.-Tae ottcu-
ton Of oar readers Is recues:cd to the card of Dr.
Bigelow Which viii Ge ioand in another column
bic reputation "a this city-a legitimate eonse
cuecee Of the high ezil displayed in Els practice,
Gentlemen in this CITY Of the highest resectabilt.
y, and members Of The medica1 faculty now
10 atteat his skili Ills Is nstr:aI result @ Of the
Uniform guscees which follows his treatment.
He never fails to give satisfaction to hs patients,
and thoee wfo In the hands Of others h.d be1na to
stored to health and visor. Hence, Dr.. Btgelow
has gathered around him hosts Of friends, sad his
medical practice is among thelargest. uets with.
cat doubt one ofthe best medical practitioners In
the city those treating special d1eeasee. He has
paid particular attention 10 all forms ct bodily al
mcnt, and verified the knowledge gained By an
exhaustive study In an extensive and rapidly IN
need not hesitate to entrus themselves to bis care
le IN the aggrayatug cases that his skill Il
displayed. Thousands o. testimonials IN his pos
FIT fs1ssi9n nm persons 9fu1doubted show
arc open day and eye4scg. and his Arrangements
for receiving visitors are 70 complete that distinct
rGoms, with separate enhances, are provided for
e-ch, so that Ill may visit hin Ia strict cont
There are but few physicians who, making tho
study, orc entitled to confidence. In tic grsst ma-
fcads book o. two, and depending oniy 0 On sha
gnblity of tho public, and tho natural indlsposi-
tlon Q! the victim to eIrose his extortton.te igno-
rance. gives TO himself Tho name Of Dr., and com.
graduate OF one Of The best medical colleges Cd
amply tus,lded The granting o. lis dip,ona. Tse
press Of th's md o.her cities place tho Doctors
those needing lis Ger .ices. el Ut bis rooms No.
159 South Clark street, corner OF Mooroc and fnd
tt.s Statement VERIFIED jan-11r a5e.1t.
, 1864-01-10

CRcrs EKSEF1r TO TIE SOLDIERS HOME.
- ohirson Howe teade-cd tie Alaeagers OF tas
= soldtesa' Home, ,one-half the net proceeds from
{ tho exhibition On Ft:day evening. No extra etoss
could be mads b. tie Aa-aeeecs to tncee-, tie Il.
ce:pt:, IL they some tine slree resolved not to
t-Ec pa. in ary bes,eat exhibitions. Tie oily cc
1o-t mtde to. increase TIE ilnd, that, VIC hear Of
was srfde tJ Capt: Jec.z Eel:on and his ,~2ltcs
fo;ce who sold 1C3 Tickets tor SO. Tne amouut
received BY the Home, trom the benefit, wns
s1211-whch WAS ve-y well. conslderin. tho in
cen eney oftta wGsha-@. ard that no ext-a effort
was msde TO give publicity to the bc-edt. TIC
p1opEc:o1s express the.r rr.s:rts that tie amount
VIE moi ious.fold more, bat they deserve and re.
ectso the thanks Of the Managers and all friends OF
the Home for this contribution. :.
, 1864-01-10

PREPARATORY Glass or THE Nua.cA1 Us1oy-
Owing 70 numerous applications Eep.rato:y
the rcoms Of tho Musical Union, IN uethodIst
Church block, under tho direction OF MI Char1es
Ansotge, eomneaclcs At halEpast Eeran O'Clock,
Terms per quarter, $ac3.
jal0-tJs7-st g. r. CnrrkypEs, Prcsldeut.
, 1864-01-10

A DISTRESSING AccDEHT.-A painful nc
-cident occurred last evening under the following
elrcrmstances :-0De II. B. Thomas was coming
down TIE grade Of the souih side OF Claik street
bridge, citing on top OF load Of dressed hogs
which be Was teaning to some Of the packing
houses, and me- IN express sleigh, which was
coming In the opposite direction. Thomas shout
ed to the ma1 to keep clear but be psid no
attention, sod drove on without tur4aing. out.
Thomas, t1ing to svoid collision. d.pre ont and,
stIiktrz the curb-to7 cs2-tzed his slelsa. he
was pitched headfo.emost on the curb and severely
cut his head around the eyes, he was immediate
u tasfn Into ths ding storo. Of Bliss & Sharp,
where his wounds Wetn dressed,
, 1864-01-10

Arrivals NJ the Soldiers Home,
= Tho following named soldiers ssstyed a: the
Horac, No. Is Randolph Street, du:ine The past II
hours:
IEro;-r. c. Summers, Co. l. 1ash Cav; " T.
Elliot. do; J. Lanear, Co. H, do; n. B. Moore
Go. g. do.i a. Ha~lcy, Co, Il. do. j. c, Kine,
.do.i I. Dabbins, CO. A, 1clth nft, G. B. Vaies,
!. A9atrome1y, Co. A., esth; j. ~. jarvis, C.. {.
d.; +. Walieltpou, do !; ]. Tomlmson, ca. Il
1stb. 90: Eitchscrabel Co. G, nth; E. Isbc,l.
Bat ]. C. N''""
H..sonEin-Jas. S1Intony, Co. E, 10Th; F., ,ToIx.
90; J. Zane CO. I. 9Th; {?icrzlee, CO. r. aiss;
1fW 1ert-D. Herbcrt, Co. F, 1Q9th.
, 1864-01-10

NORTHWESTERN FEMALE Co11EoE, EVANS
Tox,-closing Exesciees OF the Fall and Winter
Te1m.-The examinations Of classe, VII com.
nenee T1t 5dsy, 1<st Inst; at IL o'clock D. NJ,
continuing nntL Thursday noon
the public exercises OF Minerva L,.s-a-v so-5.
ety, OF Monday evening, nth inss; in tho COLLEGE
chapel. So :.:..": -
Public rehearsal Of the vocal and instrumental
music CLASSES. On Tucsday evening, in tho College
parlors.
Evening exercises at O'Clock,
The Spring and Summer Tenn will commence at
noon, .Tuctday. February 10th. Applications
thorld be made rs e-.3y a. possible, as tIc,e arc
but few vncsnt rooms.:
, 1864-01-10

EAE1oNAI1IE4.

II wi1, ho .a.r hs,, N. ,...I ....,:.,e, ~ =
the deaths a. tbc n,t,re, ~ th,. So % .Ass
aeout tBo-ttths Of Tho tot,, n;,1h.r 49, ~
natives Of Other ets,ea The Ilntnor !, .rhans
"uohody knoHs,- follow aeSt. .;Thcse an . s,e.
eecded S, tbe Irjsb. n.~t ,hs Co.. '9 m 80.
balance In "a :. oi1a noar,d., cor.nosa5 ~ ~ e
lions. Il ID worthy Of rote, thst N. 49, - ~, ~.
fans died consecutiycly durinr e,eb ~ fhs ,h.ss
last months OF tta year:... sFna,, tha .4sT.as ~
Leoksr one death Is raroYtra and ~ Af.tns ~ -
, 1864-01-10
LOCAL, MATTERS.

CLEVELAND Loo0R.-Tte eighth annun1 fcs~
htHi Of the Cleveland Lodge vi +, IA. N. viii be-
he'd on TturEday o1eu!GS:;, Jan c1st, at tho TIE.
, 1864-01-10

!: Observation-Disclosures following is the
Meteorological Record Of the nine days ending Sat-
r1dsy, 5auea1J 9Th, 16e., as kept By E {. o'Hsra,
apoahecary, No. 80 West Randolph street The
Temperature is taken In the ahsde. The direction
and ic:ce Of the winds arc giTea approximately,
with the barometric attitudes, the sual letters be-
ing the Initials OF the words high !" ...btcezc,"
"gensle !" 'yecsing, rsiu, "snow," moist at
mosphcee, " and. - dry-".:"n.2 1-s.,::-
, 1864-01-10

Ho11pASs AnR oyKn.-alink Furs cheaper than
ever at HlDwste1's, Rodcr Sherman House,
falGtGEe-Ift.
, 1864-01-10

kMAsouKnApE EPARTy.-Pcrsons wishing tickets
for the animal masquerade party OF tho Academy
will pleaae call aad register ther names..
jalI-lt ]. EpwII NAnr,sr.
, 1864-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

NcVIc-sEn's TMKATRE-Tw 9TEAH ALL Rt6ur
-Alr. AcVicle. informs Us that the want of steam
at h'a Tncstre on Ffid1y night. was Attributable
10 the s4ceEing o. the main wnter pipe. Accidents
Of this Kind viii happen, as our own experience
Will demonstrate. The officially was Immediately
overcome, agd the Theatre on Saturday night was
az comfortable es could be desired, and will be
kept 10 in f1;r=c. On Monday evening tho ponu-
lar comedy of "onr American Consin,'' viii ba
produced, in the zane style ~ at Miss Laura
kcene's Thcat-e In New Yorlz, that lady sast,In-
Ing the principal character. This is the last week
Of her engagement Dc-ing the week she appears
ss 1-ay Tc.=e In lie co oely OF the 'sschool for
sca-e''," and Lady Gay sp=nker,!. IN ..Loadon
ALz1rance.'' / -
RosMsoH & Howes' C.rcus-The grard his
torical spectacle Of the Filed Of tho Cloth Of
Cold" will he played every night this week, and
Oh Saturday a.ielnoon, at the Champion Circus.
This spectacle viii bling out the entire strength
and opacity Of the company, and will no doubt Ut
tsactlasge afdlences. -. -:
ACADEMY OF MUs1o.-"New Years Ca,!s'' is
very popular ut this place ct amusement, eadat-
tEcts lasgc auuiences twill be played this week,
together Wilh many attractive soaes, daacee. &c.
!. VAn1E7IEs.-Tony. Pastor 1aintatus his popu-
iardty ii the Varieties, and attracts cowds every
evening. TIE programme for the week ia good
one. i.'-
=; MASQUERADE. HA11.-We understand that ar-
Tapgcments arc in psosre.s for grand Masquerade
Bah, to be given In B:Jau Hall on the eyeaine of
January 2oth. The committee Of nagemaut In
tend to make It the eTent Of the eea.on. The most
magnificent preparations are talked Of In connec-
ton with the bnli.
SKATING PARASITIC Ogden skst.ng parx VIII
have grand o=lafra! On Tuesday evening next,
the music to be supplied by the Great. Western
B=rd-.nd the otfcr two are "up', 70. al kinds
o. sport and e.ausetnant FIR tho wnes.
, 1864-01-10

- .--.---..-.s:
LAnEs' SEWING BEE THIS NEEK.-Letters
ano o1spatches have been received by the Sanitary
Commission, statins that the recent cold weather
a. has greatly increased the need Of blankets and
=. eomiotla IN Inc hospit&ls-our atck soldiern arc
~ fea!i! sans!ans ios them. The 1adlc7 ha1e on
m hand at the War Committee rooms. materials suH.
dcieut to make two thous1od co.aro.:,-}ust the
articles needed. The surgeons attribute some
deaths In ahe hospitals to tho influence al cold
upon the sick soldiers, This will uot do, Tnc
:Sso1dic1e ned the comforts n5y. Tho lad.s, have
Ut the War cmm,ttse 1noo, cone, ~ ~ 'Rs %es
and State etrocss, and to make t1e,s eomforta .p
send them to tho hosp1ia1s i, fi.t a. ros.,h1s
sewing machines and msteitals ara readv. II
tho ladies report tss:uselyca. AID kcso ths w.
chimes at worf-son:e can sttc.,d ono day-sono.
another. Let everybody aft.,d Who c.n-,t "a -
very Important work. -
:t:4.,- -
TIE GALLANT 55ru I1rrso,s ppo1v~
This regiment: IL viii be- nrn,c-,harcd x..- -.,s.a
BY Col, Dave Sinai III thIa c5,r-wsn7 :" ~ 1"1a
in 1sG1 a1uca which time II haa ba. n es-s..1 ~
The most scyere enr.-r1nrnt, ~ the use - 80 ~
ofwhich--tho battle Of shIoh-.ta 1oss ~, ~
men. The men MARCHED oycr eoo miles n ,..s
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, 1864-01-10

Dlse9see Of tie Nervous Eemlcel, Urinary
and Sexual systens-pew ana reliable tvesr1n en-
in reports oflhe Howard AssocIa,ion-sen by msl
r. r. fea'sd % 1steE cavslo2es tFee Of charge Ad!ess
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, IA.
, 1864-01-10

A SAD BEREAyEMEsT.-The numerous
flesas Of orrlngton ,Lrut, ESD. our we'll Known
fellow c;tlzs, will lea:1 with sad regset Of the
bereavement which h.s visited him, as viii be pc,
ceived by our obituary colnmn: Last week NJ.
Lnnf was advised by telegraph c: tho serious ILL.,
ness o. h.s fathe: and mother at Eowdoiaham.
Me- and let Immediately for that place, but be-
;nIe ne resehed there received The mournfl !ntel-
~ reached Bowdotnha1 in timn to pay tho last
uin9e o. respect to hts p-:c9!o. TheT we1e buried
being wrapped In Gloom at the sd eyeat. ii.
Lunss father vas the oldest ecttler In the place.
Ioan. WhD1 had tcen hiA generation pass away
tehlnd life awret with blessed memories, Mp
1unt was Chlistain mother In tha full ssrse Of
w term and lea!e2 vacant seat In IsEasl around
T91ch VIII cling the secoe coa Of hcc saIntl-}
a la1ge circle h:ends VIII tender the.r w.i14esi
symrst-aics 70 the son In this hour o. bis dolbla
bereavement which lesvco him at one blow father
, 1864-01-10

RESISTING AN OFF1cER.-Edward Donahoe
made complaint on Saturday forenoon that some
young men-na1nes unknowu-had committed A.
nnpsovofed assault On bis aon, Jounsstcr Of
eight or nine years Of ase.:. oncer arozae. a,mcd
with warrant and accompanied by Doaahoe, pro-
cesded to coopes's shoS on Chlc..o aycanc, kent
BY ono Foster. On cu&srfns ,tae building the
eoopers az mars rushed upon tic officer and Don
ahoe, brsndishlng staycs, d1awing-kuiyc,, batch
els, and other apparsenances usually found In
chops of this description. Officer Gro9uc, how
ever succeeded IN arressing fonr Of the fellows
q. fonkcr, ]. Sanders, Chris. Hedse1l. and VIM.
johnson, md marched them betoce Justice Cath.
beftson, where they were examined, aud held TO
ball in 1iiy dollars each; for'thcir appearance on
Monday - g.,