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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

A NEeRo Returned Tic Misssss,pp,aa
reports: IAN Intelligent con:rsband," the
property Of Vice P,ssl!Sp; stsph;;ns, We, was
General Shermao's army, and estiria.ea his
force e, 3O,O0o infantry and 2o,oOO cavalry
Pretty tail figures. hnt tie statement is, per
haps not worthy of full crsdsncs The ''cos;
trababd' wa fine locking fellow, was cap.
tured "a. Jackson last GUNNER, ard has since
heen breathing tbs liF OF freedom around
Fickshurg aud Ne77 . leans. He says lie ,ss
enough ef it, ia thoroughly satisfied with his
l,berasors, and advises all fellow. sufferers TO
"s.ay whers G.y are lie gives mos.
doletd! dee9Eatioa Of tbs suffering of the Goa.
tr,ban39 :. NicAshnrg- says i ie Not III lbs
nature " !. Yankee - care fer a ;,i&,er, ana
when ems geis sick iasre is a. o,.s to .cos
AFTER or osfe fer him. Cnu, eqneniy large
nu.aber= Die fer The :r< 81 'hst sicd!y ettol.
ton which q hamln rDasser Or 6iittreae /;
a:says iesiy 10 .;Yo. Hll picture. VIZ aaIc
tgT, u no. GYcrwICn h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

1espsioM a hseusned Prisgssra 1T hsv-
Ing become generally known tha& eleven
hnndred Contoderate prisoners and sixty Of.
hcen would arrive at the wharf q Rocketts
Pablo Guard, headed by their fne band. ana
an immese throng Of people Of both saxes
and of all ages, repaired thither TO receive
them. After considerable delay the nag Of
truce steamers William Allison and u. II.
6chults, escorted By Government gunboat,
hove In sight, and the booming Of gun
from the bow Of the latter was the signal for
cheer after cheer By the prisoners, which
was heartily responded To by the crowd on
the ehore, and the waving Of thousand
haudkerchiefs by the matfons aud maidena
who had assembled to greet them.
The prisoners were then formed into line,
preceded by tho officers, and escorted up
E Main street to Capitol Square, where ano-
thcr dense multitude had gathered aud pre-
pared substantial token Of their sympathy
In the shape of edibles and other comforts
for tho inner man. II was truly gratifying
to witness the general response which had
been made In this respect on the short no
tice given at the several places of public
worship In the forenoon, and the prisoner
Justice to the refreshments spread before
them by the fair hands Of the patriotic la
dies of the city. While the edibles were be
Ing dispatched the President and Governor
Smith were mingling with the prisoners
and a general shaking of hands and con-
gratula.ions on their return ensued. In an
ticipation Of a speech by the former large
number of ladies remained on the ground
until late hour, but we're doomed to disap
pointment. The President addressed the
prisoners, but, standing on tie ground, his
remarks were inaudible except to those i'm
mediately around him.
After the conclusion of the President'e
animated speech, which was frequently IN
terrupted by the cheers of bis auditory, the
prisoners repaired TO Camp Lee tor the
night, where preparations had been made
for their reception and comfort.
BY the eteamer New York, which brought
these prisoners, four ladies cams as passen-
gers. Their names are, Mrs. Bradley (and five
chi'dren,) Mrs. White, Miss CASTOR, and Miss
Manly.
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MARY s. GRAVES.
EEADe 18Th ARMY CcErs
Daparsme..5 o. VifRiaia AID \ G..
y ~trtss Nnnrus March II 1854

+ r.rAas M"nros, March ! 1 1854 }
nv Der Madam i an .rnly sorry ,a.i
say Union efSc,G # tn;ns has t'5mptsd &c
fyitter sway the ei:c: o' tbs cath Of i!a siaGCr
Il, tie i.evernmans OF tho United States and
10 inform Yo.. that Il Lcsans nothing mere IT, n
passive obedience TO the same.
That officer is surely mistaken The oath Of
alle. lance uassns fesljy, p:ed9e of faith to,
love. ri retion, and reference FIR, tie Govern
l,ent, al comrrissG In tbs VOID p4trio.irm, in
i's highest aot iTues. s3-se, which egeiy true
American feels for his or kor Government.
You ray, Il cannot CuioTst7li ho" 3
woman C "a sui p,gt, protect: aud defend Tie
Union except ty sIfasiE% OK Wi iny IL
favor OF tho ?fesen; y AR, wiieb could never
20, bseEass Ey sgmg -thlaa ass with tao
South
TIE lest phrase. MADAM, shows why ycu
cannot understand "hove d woa.n can say
post. pco.ec. ard defend the Union"
Were You loyal al heart you would at once
understand. The Southern women who are
Rebels understand well show to support,
protect and defend" the Confederacy, with
cut either speaking or wiring" Some OF
them act rs spies, some smuggie Yuininc in
their under clothes, sou!e smuggle iufornia-
ton through the lines il their drcases, some
ten sick soldiers fr the CGniCdcracy, seine
get up subscriptions for rebel gunhusts.
Perhaps i, may eli DO comprised in TIE
phrase, where there is viii there Is
way"
Now, then, you could support, protect
aud defend the Union." 10y Teaching the
scholars Of your school TO love and rever
ence the Government. TO be proud of their
country, to glory in Its flag, aud to be true
TO its Constitution. Bat, as ycu don't I'M
derstand that yourself, you can't teach it to
them; and, therefore, | am glad to learn from
your letter that your school has been closed
eince Christmas, end with my CONSENT, until
you change your sentiments and are loyal
woman in heart, it never shall be opened.
Iwould advise you, madam, forthwith to
90 where your ..eympathies" are. l am only
doubtful whether 1t is my duty to send you.
I have the honor to be, very respectfully,
ycur cbedient servant, .. r. BUTLER,
Major GcDerl Commanding.
To Mrs.. Nary H. Graves, Louisville, Acco-
mac county, Virginia.
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Sunday SeAools-In these times, when day
schools are scarce and tuition high, many
children will be deprived of all educational
advantages. Numbers will grow up Ia igno.
rance. This is true especially of that class
most deserving cur sympathy--scldiers' eai..
dre,t. We know no better plan for remedy
ing the evil than by the establishment 81
Sunday schools In every community.
The Christian public are not idle in this
matter. The Baptist denomination has sp-
pointed Rev. WIN. Z. Hatch, Of Manchester,
az Sunday School missionary for Virginia.
His work will be to organize, as far as prac-
ticable, Sunday School 10 every Baptist
church. He goes forth under the patronage
Of the Southern Baptist Convention, whose
board Is diligently engaged in publishing
valuable Sunday School books.
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90. WANTED-Dead cows, horses, mules,
goats, &c.-Pers0ns having such on their lots can
have them hauled away immediately, besides get
ting the highest price for them, II word be left at
Mr. James Galiegher's drug store, Main, be-
tween 7th and 9Th SITS; Lewis AnteI0tu's near tho
Central Railroad Depot, and al Mr. Jones's grocery,
on Clay ct, two doors from 9th, or at the Glue and
Oil Works and Taunery, in rear Of the new Poor
House, foot of 81 ct
N R.-Hides Of all kinds wanted, for which full
market price will be paid. NH 0-l&s
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FROM MiILyDoEvlLLE ---Tae iiacon Tile.
graph says We uaisrsisad that the Com.
.ai'sae On Confederate Relations reported On
b.snf5ay substantially THAI they saw nothing
III shs recent Aets OF Congress. fsqaising Ina
i3:sf posisson VI tie Gsaar2! Assembly OF
Uaer:ia
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Attempt at Ba,ylary.-On Saturday night
an attempt WIS made by some negroes to
force an entrance into the tailoring estab.
lishment Of Mr.. George r. Howard, on l4th
street, between Main and franklin, but some
of the night watch being near by, the fel-
lows Were frightened of before ACCOMPLISH
ing their object. subsequently, however,
two negroes, named Alexander, slave OF
james Il: Grant, ard Robert, the property
of DR.. Jones, discovered lurking in the
neighborhood Of Mr.. e. store under suspi
cious circumstances, were pursued, and be-
ing overtaken offered stout resistance to the
officers, who finally succeeded in efectinp
their arrest. One of these fellows drew 3
pistol from his pocket and fred two barrele
at the police before he could DC overpower-
ed, neither, however, of which took effect.
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sdesAozD & HASW'LE RAILROAD Co
OK ar ,o;'2g Of liz. Roard ~ Eifsstsrs az
50 t''s alas?sry, seia On S.h 1!ta ISL; the Yn.
~ Ing '.Efsgii2a ~as ns&ss - ie alzlss,, In tie
.a;ocs Il si..5 Glag
tssso!o.:, iai' ~ Qarfpa5 cssias olair:s against
.ais ..assg DC feqaestea 80 present them for pay.
~ snt before tio s8th March 1894 ans, i.srson. hsy
isg ch3esaos ta's company drawn on a.,g OF Tie
E4aGs a'c requested 10 coee, shs,s before .-. d.e,
D hLAfs, sadiior.
a-"ais, Enaansr, Examiner, and Sentinel copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

dad. RuhVs Coa,esrt-An entertainment
will be given at the Exchange Concert
room this evening, which will be well worth
attending. Since Mad. Ruhl has been in
Richmond she has co 1tributed literally to-
wards benevolent objects, and as the pro.
ceed5 OF the concert to night are for her ben
EFT, 1t is to be hoped she will have profita.
BILE hOIIse
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fArAt RAILROAD HCciDksr From t5-
CbsitdaJ,}4s Gaxs'le. fa"keU % It's 8.h In
sl4h. 80 learn t#at ..:rl he cJ.li,;aa 0ooerr-
ri al DicTsGss' IA iop, on thr Naahviiie and
Cna'ts. O ,ga rAs:roat, co the sh To add TO
the o sross 81 the se1ue !hs isd.es' car was
Get nE tra, snd :hs following ladies bGrned 70
deash; Mrs .'oafdan, Ne Kssa end Mics Va
get: a,fo (. soiier and a osjzsU IF Huntsville
A Mr.. Fl ofr5T vas .asen f70m th. wr4oh aaly
burned aud otherwiss j; Jared a reward Il
90 $40 is offered FOR E&agowan, tie engineer,
!. ho had fsd.
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RAISING RrGiMxNT.~-Ths Memphis.
Teso,. Bulletin states thu. James d Bingham.
tfo merry editor of Il paper in Richraond Ia
end. avorinx to raise cavalry resim .ns, to
serve twelve months, in Tennessee. He aets
his authority from Andy johnson, the bogus
GaysfnOr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Hastings COart.-The business transacte Cd
by the Eustings Court of Magistrates on Sat
urday was of an unimportant character, and
at an early hour an adjournment took place
Judge Lyons will commence the March tern
Of his Court this morning.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,

w. JAMES MCCARTHY, Esq-s!r: You,
~ friends wish to present your nama 10 ID,
vdtsrs OF Monroe Ward az q candidate for the oSic,
OF Alderman. Knowing yoa as " 6 To, and your uri
versa pop,l :rsy, SIS welt IA your eminent qusf a
tions, Eo desire yen 10 consent serve w. fseiia,
sare tcat your election viii be aimos. uaAnimous -
Please siscify yaus csnseDt to serve.
rlh 2i--dt5ihAp MANY VU~ERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Acr;deassi Ere-Abous three O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon last fssBisd ste6ls at
taehsa to the Trsdsgar Iron Works caught
fire from sparks which few from the fu7-
naces, ard ~ as entirely destroyed. The flames
communicated to G wooden building a't:eded,
but were oxsinguished before doing much
damage. Loss elight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

We EoTICE.-s msstiag OF the stockholders
> Of the Richmond importing snl Exporting
Company viii be held at the cfIlce Of the Virginia
Liza Insurance Company, in the city of Richmond
on Friday, the 18th dsy Of March next, . o'clock
Pa.
sy o.lar OF tn. Board If Directors
f. It'll saMi HARRISON, Prsst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Costa 2Aundsr-The following parties
were brought to this city yesterday and
committed to Castle Thunder James Kelly,
q British subject, recently through the enc
my's lines and william Douglass, Joseph
Powell, and Alexander Jones, (private in
Company II, 23dVa. regiment charged with
being spies and dangerous characters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

A~z~ TO the Voters eli Kenfico Conuty,-p Fl
- BuseNAa Is a candidate far the uext
shsrifiiy. and respectfully soliciis your support
HAVING served you l.; thu capacity # Deputy
fill the otsee with satisfaction. Election ia Msy
next. NH s-t~l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

LAeT IkNNkJaIB -ONF !As. IeNn5t593 eX.
0haagss see.i 10 rs eff ssn' tba. an Engage
Anvnt saoaot % lon:y daiaye:t ;siwtes8 tbs
iJross o. i.3ne5tgses and S5hnfsd. TIE Yam
sses aare 9de4aeet 10 i:1s-ei:vis ~ fnToe.
ESQ are iun,iag tho cSra from Kncgvils a:
fir E.s. ss Aprcistcwn A saIiusil between
the .aamy'a cavalry aud our own, took plAoe
3. Wnitesburs, ~ uaiies below Gieenvills, on
Tuesday, Ia which we ara reported to have
lost eight killed. The Ysnkes loss is not eta.
ted. Stirring times are hourly looked for.
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DIED..

On Saturday night, the 10Th inst Mrs SARAH l.
MOSBY.
Her funeral will take place this morning, at ii
O'Clock. from the Rev DIR Reid's Church. Her
friends and those of her mother, Mrs Mary Lynch,
respec fully requested TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

A RAlDgR CAPfuRep.-A Ysnaes Wa car.
tnssd day or two ago IN Csa-si! EQUITY, N.
& hs says no bsIengs! ~ d .slsrat,'s raid.
ing patty. Tie s@ys ha was ses.lt s.cf from hi;
regimen. while near II ct,uo5,d. sus he has
been Struggling ever sincs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Aryests-A negro fellow named William,
belonging to Samuel Moran, was arrested on
Saturday, charged with stealing one chest OF
clothes, the property of Richard, slave OF
Mrs. Rebecca A. Waymack Two soldiers,
named John Fagains and James Hammond,
were arrested on Saturday and locked up in
the Second Station House, on the charge of
committing an assault upon officers Jenkins
and Grililn, while in the discharge of their
duty They will be brought before the
Mayor this morning to answer the offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Sale This Morning-At the sale Of house
hold goods, &c, at Mr.. w. L. Cowardin's, on
Broad, near Mayo ST., there will be sold,
among other paintings, two portraits, Of
John Randolph of Roanoke, and Chief JUS
'ice Marshall. These portraits are esteemed
as very faithful likenesses, and ore very valu.
ahln
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w. NOTICE. I'm compliance with call signed
~ !sIy Voters" announce myself can
dictate for the C.asksfiip OF the Eifouit Court Ct
Haoo7fr county. Election May next.
roh ta--6t" J. q. TIaBxRLaK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Prisoners 10 be seas North--Tne steamers
A. H. Schultz and William Allison will leave
their wharves ut Rockets this morning, hay-
lug on board eight hundred and twelve Yam.
kec prisoners, who are to be sent North on
oflicen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Meyer's C0Nrt.-Ths following is q liet o:
tie cases which were before :ha Mayor Cd
Saturday
Frank Downs was committed 10 Jail for
want of security to keep tie peaos for twelve
months towards all men, and especially Ms
:1e ~ Egsa, on whose oomplaint the prisoner
WA arrested for threatening to commit al az
saJl. uprn his persna.
Patrick and BFiJ.ret Hayes, easrgol with
aiiiEx and ahet;ing two hoys, whose names
e-a rnsuown, il foreib!y taking from Thomas
y. NARROW thisty.tTo and 6 baf pounds OF
h-as5n, ware, aftsr ~ examination Of wit
0ssaas jse.is.fE 81.
Flaming. the EeaTo hey who has been re.
Gently dstaoisd with 2 valuable Collection q
provisions, fancy ar;ioi.s, &c, wh;ch had
bean s,oisn by hun from .hs different Offices
IL .hs City Hall, was again befofa the Mayor
Saturday, charged with stea'lag a Gumber o!
blaoksts, belonging 10 NJ. James Eops. The
settlement Of 81 sIiiar aEaE9a, wGtoa wa8
partially inq 1irsd into By tbs Mayor On pre-
vitug occaslJn having bssn teiefred to fu-
tnre dag, the sans disposison was also INSIDE
cf the oas
Tni3 nlorniag WAS sc: apart FOR ina hearing
OF the charge agains. Patrick MCGOWAN, vi
having i'll his p9aeeeeion lot Of Govern ms1t
bags, supposed to have been stolen.
Mrs Etizsbeth Magii. propris.ress of the
Richmond Theatre, was iusd Tor permitting
her servants to empty offal in Inc streets, In
violation Of city ordinance.
One or two other casss Of minor interest
wound up ths proceedings of the day.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HRAIaas co D, % BAT Vols Local rsy,
D&sons Quaries BraIcb Marca q, 1884
LIVERY member Of this COMPANY il reouired 10
- a. p ar q: these headquarters Tuesday evening,
ga 'et. al O'clock, and prodaee s arms, ACQUIRE.
msnts. &c, that have Yen issued 10 him since m.
organisation os the company. Ahsentees win be
treated acccrdirg to orders.
Dh 2s-2f Wv aJIGHaS Csn,
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Escape aed Rseapsuss Of Yassee P,Iss~.
srs.--as q late hour on Saturday night has,
faav Yankee searaen, confined ia ihs bniaiUQ
Known ar Msyo's Warehouse, attempted to
make .heir escape. Tasy aad gained tho gard
acd )auapsd the fane- into the street, whom
th'y we're ;skes IL eas,ody and PLACED uadsr
s.o.-. .tfinernani
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IT5PKC1AL NOTICE Parties who purchased
goods at our late sale are potned that their bills
must be settled ON before the 2Cth inst o. tue
new currency will be req aired In payment, - an
n0uGce,i on the day Of sale
NH l6-st KENT. PAINA co, Auct3.
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LccrsrvIlLE, Acco,aac Co Va.
March 10. 1894.


Z. aTrro7 4 ? bsttc'.
Sir: Ny school has hecn closed since
Christmas, hecsrse, IS I understood the
oath required cE Us, could not cun5cien-
;iouslg take it. Having heard since that oac
Of your officers explains the oath as meaning
.iaig..r thai we consent 20 the acts Of the
United t;atee Government, and pledge pas
,,re obe7irrre 20 tue same, take the liberty
II aidt.5-ing this "a you, 10 ascertain il you
- construct The cath. ] cannot understand
how woman cen Support, protect, and de-
fcnd the Union" except by speaking or 'orit
tay In favor of the present war, which
could never 60, because my sympathies are
with the South Il 10y these words you I'M
,ierstand merely p,,Ssjy- submission, am read
10 take the cath a3d abide by il sacredly.
Very respectfully,
MARY g. GRAVES
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90 BELviN'S BLOCK
sHoR STORE,

5000 pairs Of shoes-5 600 pairs q Shoes
wo now have tbs iayge.t assortment OF shoes ws
have ever bad for ladss misses, children, ssrvants
and gentlemen corscts, hoop skirts corset springs,
laces adies' black kid goves, sud fancy coloss Of
superior quality; gentemen's neck ties, calhkins,
elastic goriEy, 100 Of shoe laea 100 Aas back
felt hats, OF superior quality 80 pairs Of magnioeeat
cavalry boot, DAkBY, READ 4 0ENrRY.
Shoes repaired 1t our store. nh 17-O
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Found Evowned -- Jeremiah Mc0!Hnie,
abous 40 years of age, sabstituta In No. 4
hs:,erT was found dro vvned in the dock q. the
foot Of clss street. shout IL O'Clock, on Sat
nrday morning MsGinnis, while il state
Ct intoxicatop, feii into the dock, at the foot
Of 18th street, on Taursday night last, and
was drowned before assistance could De rem
darc2
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BUTLEs OK TIE OATH or ALLEGIANCE
The following correspondence Is published
$ having occurred between Butler and the
iady whose nauie is signed 10 the first let
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Hoaa's 90 3, LESS BRIG Local DSy, !

HoQa's 90 B, LESS BRIG Local DSy
Richmond, March 81, 1894.
4 \auEks No lo.-Iu pursuance Of orders from
~ Col Vim N Browne. you ara hereby ordered
~ meet At the CITY Hall this (Sonday) evening 2lst
lhet, At O'Clock, with sms and equipments in
complete order for inspection AlsbSer,ees viii Ia
dealt with according TO regulations
by order. W HAYWARD. Captain.
ohA"VAD, .. NH 9t-ltt
h{LisAHY Notice ~ am allowed BY (,ene,s,
IVA Oaaers No 90 20 enlist members between the
ages OF IL and IS and IS and 80. A few more n.
vii. be taken into my company G, let baVn cavalrv
Tor Local defence, commanded by Col Wm Ryovrs
corner Va aad Cary streets. >
Nh NoRsLgEr.
n.n Ll-A. Capt Company C.
A TEhSIioS. Foreign Lasion-Asss mole - INA
IA Market Hal, fully armed aud equipped 10, in
preci.cly. - e'OSk
By order af Capt L'IocYna.
NH ls-Gt a u.co.n
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4 EUNLENT HALL,
~ Exchange Eosel, cor IAN aad Franklin sta.
PROF ST MAUR BINGHAM
viii give another display Of
GRAND TABLEAUX,
sTATUAEY,
Classic and Domestic,
THURSDAY, March ~, 1864.
Ta5!eaux given vita Ladies, Cent? men and Children
Scholars.
Programme OF Tahlesux aud evenings entertain,
msnt will be Ia TO nor'ow's papers.
E1h oil
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AaUSE.MENTB.

AaGs..nEH7S.
NEW RICHMOND aHEsrsE.
Acting and Stage &saager.. ..B Ogdaa
MONDAY EVENING, MarcA Il, 1854,
BY request, one night more Of Mr. h D OSdeu'6
adaptation Of
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.
With all it's
taAUT1vcL AND PIcTUREscrE ScIxERr,
NATURAL eHRUBBEKY,
From Mr. Morton's flower garden, &c.
Mics Bioise Bridges as. .............L Lady Audley
Miss sails Pa-tngcou az AiiciA
Ogden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. george Iaooys
Charles as. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Luxe AAsks
JWella
RI Brown, &c,
All Ia the caste.
Incidental - she piece grand
NAY fOLE DANCE.
DANcB, &c.
Conclude with another entirely new farce, now play
ed for the first time in this country, entitled
"TURN HIN OUTw
dee bilis OF the cay fsr este, &c.
In preparation, the stirling Drama, In three actr,
RAG PICKER,
Or
7Ae Mysteries Of Hdvts
Doors open at :, performance commences at 8 pre-
ciseiy. NH 2l-lt
NONCEsT HALL,
~ Exchange Eose, cor IAN aad Franklin sta.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-24

HINTS FOR FARMERs.-A good farmer
will never keep more than ten dogs to ev-
cry FIVE sheep. He will clean out his sta
BILE at least once every month. He will
keep Eve or six sticks of wood cut ur
ahead, more than what is necessary for
immediate use. He will not go to town
and get on spree oftener than three
times a week, at least in harvest time
He will be very careful not to put up a
rail on a line e-fence unless his neighbor is
there to help him. He will not injure his
health by lying in bed after eight o'clock
A. NJ, but will have his COWS MIXED
and breakfast over and his men at work
as early as ten 0 o'clock-Ohio Farnaer.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-24
WY THE Dying Nryrs WErp.-Tb,

WHY THE DYING NEVER WEEp.--The
reason why the dying never weep is be.
cause the manufactures of lifeohave stops
ped forever; the human system has .ruu
down forever; every gland Of the systpm
has ceased its. functions In almost sall
diseases the liver is the FIRST panufsctery
that, stops work; one by one Others fol-
low, and all the fountains of life are at
length dried up; there is no secretion cry
where. So the eye in death -weeps not;
not that all affection is dead to the heart,
but because there is not tear drop in it,
any more than there is moisture on the
lip. - 8 ...-.;-..a ~ -.