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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
THH Marietta Register announces the

gratifying fact that the College in that place,
Is likely to obtain an endowment of 500,
600. The sum of$50000i is already secured
unconditionally--ol which Douglas Putnam
gives 5000, and Noah L. Wilson SIS, 900;
other parties. to the amount Of SIC, 900. and
President Andrews. who is now in the East.
has secured 100000 in that quarter, in
subscriptions OF 81 900, $500, and some less
Gums. And Douglas Putnam starts the
second $50, 900 With 10000. making his
donation 81 900 ifthst full goo; 0;000is raised.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

TIE Urbana Citizen says the work on
the Atlantic 4 Great Western Railway has
been delayed by bad weather On Tuesday
evening last it was completed to within
seven miles of Urbana, and it was ex xpected
would reach that place by Monday evening
ntEt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

THE effects Of the severe gale on
Wednesday. were terrible TO the shipping on
lake Michigan. Four vessels were stranded
near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. One vessel
was driven high and dry upon the breach.
One Of the wrecked vessels contained 80, 00C
bushels Of wheat. These, 1t was found
were only few Of the causnlties on the
lake.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
Belmont Common Pleas.
~ NOtiCe IN T~nrtItlOn.
John shepherd, demandant,

vs..
Elizabeth Shephprd, Edward Shepherd. William shsp.
herd Mary Ann Dawson, Jacob shepherd 'Fhorna.
shephrIl Isaac SHEPHERD. Nancy MeAvoy aud Wi-
ham NeAyoy her husband ClaHssa iiarinl and Thos
lisriin her husuand aud RIehurd She phsfd defend.
ants.
piiE xbove named defendants will take notise ,hst
petition was filed against them OIL the 2lsi day OF
March tSdt Ia the Clerks Office Of said Court by the
said John shepherd and is pending wherein The
said John Shepherd demands partition Of the fsllowing
descnbed real estate, situated in said County:
I. The Southeast quaner Of Sec. i2 To- r. a osn-
iaiing 1907 ncres, more o. less Ht'rt.i ~
y The West half ofthe Northeast quarter OF Sec. II,
Up ), X containing 70 srres more or less n :
q Part Of The East hah OF the Northwest pusrter Of
sad Seellon w. conveyed ,oThomas Shepherd by Jas.
Giadjen aud wife, by deed 5earing date Fsbnary 10,
s and recorded in Vol u, page 2s7, of the reeors Of
deeds IN said county particularly dssenssdin said Pc
oh and ~ 'hs records therein referred to- containing
10 Rcrss, more OF less -
m said three tracts being the same premises Of which
Thomas shepherd late OF said County OF Belmont died
or less.
Al The next term of said Court application viii be
made by the said demandantfer III order that partition
may be made Of said premises, aud for suoh cher pre-
per order as may be authorized BY the siaois PROVIDED
Tor snch cases JOHN SHEPHEhD.
ID. ID. r. CowxN. Atty for demandant. Lt u uiO
March "a, 1sa1 -6~ ...,-,,l. a. i.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

The present copperhead mayor of
Chicago, who claims 10 have been elected by
a majority OF l67, was elected by aliens
The Tribune publishes the names of 495
who voted for him, and yet so soon as aft
threatened them, went to the British Consul
and took out profession papers: This list
does not include all who voted that tieks. .
year ago, All the Democratic ofice holders
of thai city owe their places to this class of
acauips, who have been foremost in voting.
but are alisns whsn.ths country needs thar
services. 5Gl y1sgssrg 81 NJ ksai5l tev
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

THADDEus STEVENS, of Pennsylvania,
who has worn a wig twenty years, was lately
applied to in behalf Of the St. Louis
Sanitary Fair for lock of his hair to put in
Congressional wrcath.~I n -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

The Attorney-General has declared
that, in the absence of any legislation to the
contrary, tho pay of white and colored chap
lains must 10 the same.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

GERANIUM leaves are said to be n
curative application for cuts or abrasious
Of the skin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

IT seems to be satisfactorily ascer-
taed that the rebels have no large force in
tho Shenandoah Valley.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

In New York on Saturday, Mr.. Hack
ett, the actor. laid tho pediment ofs statue,
hereafter to be erected to Shakespeare, in
the Central Park. Shakspesrian dramas
were performed at the. principal sheaters in
the evening. and the attendance was
uaprsesasstsdly large, 's1gJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

THE famous trotting stallion, Geo
NJ. Patchcn, died ut New York on Monday
from rupture.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

REPORTS Of the muster, on last Mon
day, show that the real strenth Of the Ma.
tional Guard is about 10000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

The Presbyterian General Assembly,
(Old School), will meet at Princeton, New
Jersey, on the 10th Of May.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
On Wednesday, the 25th Of May

next ut IL o'clock A. for the purpose OF selecting
four and ncrnues TO represent tue State
In the National Union Convention To be held III the cly
Of Baltimore. the 9Th day of June next to nominate
candidates loT pIesdsH and YcePfesiden OF the Uni
ted States.
The Convention will also nominate candidates Tor the
following Offices;
Secretary OF STATE;
Judge of the Sup,eus Court-fuil term;
Judge O the supreme Court in place OF Judgs Hunter
resigned;
Judge of the Supreme Court in place Of judge Ghol.
son. rcsignedi
Attorney General
Comptroller of the Treasury; and
Ohe nemjrr OF The Board Of Public Works.
Fhc Convention wlll roHsisi Of delegate for every
four hundred votes cast Tor Governor Broush al the last
state election and addItional delegate tor each
fraction oil two Hundred upwa ard as per the following
hsi:
(We omit tho list Belmont County is entitled to 10
delegates -ED. CuRoS
The Union voters IN each Congres sionRl District are
requested To select two delegates aud Two alternaes 10
the National Union Convention, at such time and place
may bs agreed upon; hut il such delegates sh1ll
be selected before the NEE Ing o the State Convention
the 25t Of May, then the delegates 10 that Coven-
tion will select such delegates 10 the National Union
Convention. tor their respective districts
The CoiHnittee would suggest TINT the County Con
ventions uF selecting delegates 10 the Stale Convention
ts bald On Saturday. the fih OF May.
w DENNI%ON chairman,
J J. IANkIY, Scc aud TT
e. VOLNES DORSEY,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, Excessive
J. ALLEN, .orninitse.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
srlrr UNION cKSrsAt COMMITTEE Rooss,

grLrn UNION CENrnAL COMMITTEE Roosu
COLUMBUS o., March 90, 1854 I
TAe undersigned, representing the Union organization
IN the Snts OF Ohio hereby invite all qualified voters
Of the who desire ths uncondon ruaintenanc"
Of The Union the supremacy OF tbs institution, and
the complete suppression OF the eXisng Rebellion. with
the cause thereof by vigorous and u apt aud eff
sisut ans, send dele gates Convention to as
ssmbls at
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
Photograph Albums!

,;::s:s e: !: d ss:::.:.: = ~. : :;s
ONO sAI1F y ~ = 40 !fFA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
ST. CLAsRSVlLLE, O.:
Thursday, May S, 1864.

IAN esnmanics snons intended fer insertion In the
p-res upon bn.neAs relating the Office should he
,.ibes.va "Bchuosi eh-siee, 81 ciar.viila, o,,s~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

'NHEIR STOCK consist, Of every line el Fsnas ard
SHOES usually kept ~ this inpfke, ior Gons and ia-
dies, Boys Misses, and Children.
Also n full stock OF GUM AND BUFFALO WORK.
II is all OF the very best make. mostly Philadelphia
with Belmont county homemade work
Persons buy ing such will receive good, reliable guar
nutees wha they buy To prove the above rue, you
will only have 10 call and exanns tor yourselves Theft
stock will show ior itself -.- ~.
In connection with ihr .0ve. they will MkEHFAG
TURE all kinds OF work otdcr. 81 short noi,ce.
oc3 RrrrS j PlCKEfl 70.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

w. Di;NNisON chairman,
} J. IANhIY, Scc aud TT
e.. VOLNtG DORSEY,
SAMUEL. GALLOWAY,
!. J. ALLEN,
q. y. OlDs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02

Or.r What is the difference between O.
legal document and q catf One has
pauses at the end OF his clauses. and the
other has clauses at the end Of its paws
es.
nyy- Water isn't fashionable beyer-
age for drinking friends health; but its
a capital ono for drinking your own.
OF r. you wish to recollcet a mans
name 20 security for him. For keeping
your memory fresh, there is nothing like
u.
OF "Pray, sir" said young belle to
the keeper Of a circulating library ,"lIovc
YOU Mon ds he isr' "No, Miss" replied
the clerk, wishing to accommodate her,
aud with no other meaning, "but we
have Woman a. she should be-"
OF There is great deal Of dying for
love nowadays, but IL is generally oI
the whiskcrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
agit and atisaonl.

n-.ys,I lovo "a look upon Young man.
There isla hidden rotency concealed
within tho breast which charms and
na,ns me.n
A daughter Of a CLERGYMAN happe med
20 find the above sentence at the close
ois piece Vi ner ia,ncI Sa'n .rd
NO mac ie't "in MS s'""S' s"' "O""
70,
nou' NY se",''"'"'
an nu' 'he pe'"s'
OI- A letter FROM out west from .
pious individual, says. Dear Brother
Il have got one Of the handsomcsi
farms in the State, and have II nearly
paid Tor. Crops are good and prices
were never better. We have glorious
,e.nsn y, I,,sue IIhse" i,n. ~ i.a % so nra;scdr1
- go con,e,,eJ F,,hs, gn, 10 he rather
80 ,os.,,hs.aaoa I'D Is, ,.cot snnt
-. 49,, '".V 49,, - Laa.s :,
wv" -.
OF" Has your son Timothy tailed y
"Oh not al all, he has only assigned
over his property, and fallen back to
tnke better ppsition," was the rrpIy.
,.
,,os, and mos, delicate Girl shorld he
oold' ihefe oughl 10 DC W every T-
male bosom reflection of That heavenly
zodiac In which the lion shines besides
the virgin.
How no R,.A r,r,,rons moo, tins
.i.s.siI.. a., .t,si,in L.
hshn tI,,,oo,a, ,o , ,,o,,,,,n'.,, ~ Us ,hc
hon",;si % Ga,dcns ar !" Cot. WV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
Hints to Farmers about to Build.

Time is money A (ermcr ought Ia
think of this before he locates his haru
in half mile from his dwelling. We
know well.to-do farmer, who built his
barns forty rods from his house--at least
twenty rods further of then there was
any call Tor. Twenty rods is one-siS.
teenth OF mile. He and his man goes
to the barn at least four times daily on
an average. In going aud returning.
they would travel one half mile each, or
both one mile daily, which might have
been saved bv judicious location. One
mile day is three hundred and sixty.iive
miles year. In thirty years il will
amount to nearly eleven thousand miles
travel; enough to perform Journey To
Europe and back, or overland TO Califor-
mia.
A farmer builds a new bonse. He
locates his pantry so that his good wife,
20 set the tsble l,as TO walk at least a
rod further than necessary, had ho used
good Judgment in locating his kitchen
and pantry. The good woman aud girl
went into that pantry at least twenty
times daily making at least twenty rods
Of extra steps daily, or over forty miles
yearly. This task was upon one already
oyerburdened with labor aud eores.-
Farmers think twice before you build;
yes think good many times. DO not
build in a hurry to repent at your ltes.
ure. Toke plenty OF time 10 thoroughly
digest all your plans. Study TO make
everything convenient, both for yourself
aud household. A little difference, In
locating buildings make a large saving
in doing the work ofihe farm. A dif.
ference of few steps is a small matter,
II il is Only occurred but once, but, when
they have 10 DO iaSenscyeral times daily,
for years, II becomes on important mat.
Ter
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
The Case Stntnd.


The following dialogue really tool
place in this city on Friday last bctwocn
an unconditional Union man and Me
ClellSN comprehend. The two had Just
read the noon dispatches, giving an nc.
count of the success OF the army under
General Grant:
"nioa man We'll, what do you think
efthe news
Coppcrhr adj don't believe IL; there
Is nothing official; must wait for au
thcntic information,
Union man.--Suppose the news TO
come US YOU wish, that Lee has rcpulscd
Grant and driven him back to the in
trenohments of Washington that John.
son has whipped sherman aud driven
"im back beyond Chattanooga--wh
-hanco do yoh think Lincoln would then
have in the Presidential race
Copperhedd. whatever. Me-
Clellan would carry almost every St,tc.
Union mdn.--But suppose the opposite
that Grant whips Lee and captures
Richmond that sherman whips Jnhn-
son aud occupies Dalton and Atlanta,
and that these two Union armies are
marching forward yietoriuusly, what then
will be the result Of the Presidential con.
test
Coppe' head.-ln that event Lincoln
would be easily elected.
Union man.-Thcn you confess you
belong 10 party whose candidate has
no chance Of an election except in the
defeat aud overthrow of tn armies of
the nation. That you so desire, | have
every reason TO believe, but that the un.
sophisticated millions who claim to be
true patriots will unite themselves with
party that can only succeed in the
event the country is Inundated by de.
feat, and disgruced by conquest, pass
cs my comprehension,
And thus the Dialogue closed not an.
other word did the coppcrhead utter
Louisville Union Press.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
Legal Notice.

Nathaniel u Lybcrger win take notice
that on the 9th day Of May, 1861, Mariett
Lybcrgcr. his wife, filed her petition IN the
Court Of Common Pleas Of seneca county,
Ohio. against him, showing that she IS his
wife, that they have one child, Laura, aged
four years. that she holds in her own name,
In.Lot No. ~. In the village Of Kansas
that he has neglected TO provide Tor her
support, and aske for the custody of their
said child, aud TO be vested with the right
" fcmc sole
The petition must bo answered by tho
l4th day OF July, 1864. -
LEE 4 BREWER.
Au'js for petitioner.
NAV iQth, 1861 39w6 - 10
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
CLOTHING EMPORIUM!

1t is ueeless to go to work and
enumerate = long list Of ARTICLES,
but will simply say, If you desire a
good suit Of Clothes at . reaeona-
ble price, for Spring or Summer,
just step into Wagner's and yOu
can Dc accommodated in bip.top
style. Wagner has got the goods
YOU lave been boxing for, and tho
very identical goods you want, COM
pUising French. English and Amer
iesm Cassmeresr light and dark coli
ors= French and English Bread
ClOsbs,. and an endless variety Of
Fancy Wostings Of the latest styles
md OF good quality
Go 30 W:FG.N,ER7S T0r
yt'Mr Csathing.
April Z, LSGt. 2T-3ns
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02


the taste, is not violent remedy, but mi
warming, searching and effective, eaA be taken n,
the oldest peIion OF youngest child.
MADAME IADoC NPORTERS CURATIVE
hAtSAM isuo new snd uhuied me deins but has
hsen ased BY the pablo for the past tea yea, with
unparalleled success, AMI as acquired It's present en-
'ensiNe and largely inCreasng sale, SIMPLY by being
recommended b, those who ave used Il 10 Their AZ.
hicted friends andothers. "
lFfou llAyEA coin, ,if ever so slight, do no,
hil 10 give the Balsan trial. the veTs low pries
At which u lssold; brings IL In the reach Of ever
one, hAtthey may always Keep IL convenient for ps.
The timely use Of a IS cent bottle will often n,ays
TO es worth one hundred times It's cost.
70 not be put OF with any other. Ash FOR MAD
AMk HADtG fuRfERS cough BA IL AM, in.
s,sl on having t, and take other; II your Drag.
you.
tv- soLD ny ALI DRUGGISTS Arg, AND
so CENTS pc, ROrrLE.
DU BOIS & CO., Druggists,
TiGA 9 Fostoria.
No'snlbet ~. is63, s-Iu,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York,
Patent Soliciting House, and Patent
Commission House. Com5iHcd!i

evu.
Our EThibition Rooms and
selling Department We respectfully submit To
the public that ounis the only Respnusble Solicit.
ing House in the World that hss IN Exhibition
Room, and GrriciENr aud Successful Settling de.
pPftment attached. OS PATESrs T,krS our ny "
W. HSauinE NO ApvANCE tFE foESTLgtko.
We are in Regular tommunic alton with upwards NJ
IsO Patent Sellers ;hfoughou' the county who de
pend wholly for their supply or Patents npon ns.-
Oar Exhibition Rooms CORNER Htoadway And Baf
clay Street in the very heart and center the cityl
are daily visited by Numbers Of Capt iss nd
OF EnicrpHse, ssekin Investments In vaua bic Pat
ens for the purpose oi reselliug IN smbdivisivnss
while other men heavier Capitalists a,e always
ready to purchase useful Patent aud engage IN ~
Manufacture. aud TINS SECURE a lucrative n, ,onopoly
rhe.e sources ofdemandtha are daily augme n / ng
ne fully suihcient to absorb the entire snpply Of
rHtrnts now being gissued a-d that at taif prices,
Cunsiguments of Patents fof sale are respectful.
" solicited Any information free Respon,ible
Agens wantsdin every corn,y and town who have
fixed places of business-t0 such we viii pay s3O
pet Iunuer, and per oen' on al safest to nct a.
our Agents, sr the eNpltuattou Zone hour or more
pc dayl o1 the mo let, Of such patents ~ may be
placed IN their hands fnf sale 70 COED Statesmen
who will give whole business, wlipaY S5S per month
Also IT, acling Agent, wanted alta fair salary.
Agents will he rrguited To give some satisfactory
secntity deposit thu vost price Of models, which
will be relu nded whom returned
Address. enclosing stamp,
SNYDER g. WALTERS,
No 22o Broadway
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
HVRSE pitch FORKl
The BEST and Only Rcli-
abNe YORK now in Use.
OVER 1000 SOLD
THIS FORK IS SELl SUPPORTING.

needs no bearing down on ''he han
die, nor holding on to rop es. ~
carries IT'S O,on load. Be'care
of purchasing any other ForI'
,oiM sickle shaped tines, uS they
ere intringements upon tho 1 at
ent IF this Fork.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11

TrrlIn,oniiI To Cuplnir Albert Eblery.

4, tt:n: uf .l- ruirL Tirg;hl. B.t Iioa. F.. L.. D..
n.lii c mp, OIL M.inr W7.n's farn, March Isl, tile dsalh
.. =: p..u ALBERT ELLERY, Of company D, WAS A..
u .untrd. and tho %oficrrJ OF L.. Battalion w re aPpos 4. d
a csnmi.-. 10 pr :i,are "a. .b!e resolutions, und TO re
{ I've ibs,r p;ls>s 20. tho relief o. hi, fiIIiiy.
In torf r ri y ibe., With. ttu tficers assem lad Fl he
Prs. Au5i:.rB ,fi.', OIL MonGay evening. March Ih,
Captain John Mckner:ey IL bo co,ar= aIdsd the oa;'R ~
1.il.t In II: is!d) MAJ called ts I'll, Chair, aaG L'ert
J.msI i si- oIs appointed Seere,ary.
GA MOI; q Japan btsAncraey ~as n.poitl ID Trsa-
-rr =. II. "a. caJtsI1s vi thu several companies 'y-fe re-
CUT: ell u open save r p.o rs Ia III i'isrRiIco OF l. oo,ett
ab ". ata'rf.
v~er, appointed Il p:cial comai:.ee 10 prepare the ie1oin-
lions.
After a brit In ervai, the following Resolutions wer
rrpprie1 and nr An mous!y sdo i1sn:
k-soived, That il tho death Of Captain Albert Ellery.
o. cJmphuy -. this Pn.tauoi Ess lot .,nc Of lie mot
uor,l v n., ear3 - fiji :ci6 3oyorl the coascript age,
Al TIE crs, cal =. troo Is fer local defence he prof ere !
mis- ser vlces, and was chnHtu - com psid a company. he
hss nee. reg'ec!oI . GUY, aud Ia III . recent c7r f!ct Win
The ceny he lid co: Btr.nt from danger. rii !. At IL,
post, yiaiG.ns W Els lilo In i!s DEF '3.e cfUu' rights aud
eli. capital.
nta,!vsd, That TO trice ) md men Of thi. Battalion
dec |; aur p ,,hize with nib > Irro~ ~ s.r.eIsa iamly Ia :h:ii
Der. u -"u'4.
Res / led Thu, tbs hal;ic fss be d-Aped in acurnius
f., thirty days a1 a toks l 6: oir so:r>w 4: Els .oii
Resolved, II II. & ropy tf the procesdinsI o. ;hsI ,u:e!-
ig bs'c ';uriaaisEt.- ~ 'Ee .UlissEmaa TO tic flmi y OF
the deco AGED.
Durins thu r.psr ..!Ou OF ihe resolutions, appropsia .
re" trks ~.re made Icy tar ihcersprrseu:.
.GLII'i.n c nierii1s clo'r 'ea:
Csrt ~ LSilpaIy Is Cksirmsh
JAMr. 5. sIycSs alLi'u ,na.NC'm '"ny H. 80 Fi-St''
B.::t Loo. S,,G tist. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS

CoNsCLIDATioN.-Tne 81, 18th, 3lst, 22d.
| Goth, 9th, 2Sth and 3lst Louisiana Regiments
| have Just been consolidated uuder the nanic
Of pa Louisiana Regiment, aDd are now sta
toned az Mobile, Ala.
Miss Tucker, Of Weathcrlorl. dex .ryss %
bear OFT the palm. She has made with her
Jwn fair hands Il pair vi cotton c. Tdd, ard
carded, 81 qua, w0re and made her y
~lresses.. Who can beat that ?-Te1:as Tell
graph.
An army ro6:ui lice ins Icon established fr
he banc-; I'll Gen. Jo.!"s:on'a army, Az; lS,~
| tors sent through tiI&.s Office aio lnl,;h inhr"
| certain 10 reach their destination tb In !: d.
rca;rd to Dal:on--tberelUre let al letters he
directed. instead Of Dsl;on, Ga, thus Army
Of TeaLessce."
A gentleman has given rs for publication, the
following receipt Tor making good, ~ hole" he.
soup le obtained it Of his lanIl ord Talk,
three buckets Of water, four onions, two long
legged coitnid !eares. Snd II small bsef-bone, and
pu; tlre:a III IL large poi, over the smoke. Wien
The pot boils. sir with II tallow candle and add
one pin: Ct common salt, that has been lis ID III
picking pork.
U.HD CugRFSrr.-ln view of tue scarcity u
salal! bills, ard the high price OF nails. Smith
suqg, sis thu; ten penny nails be used for d;mes.
This would ielizve tile business community, aud
give us II currency OF solId bnsis. lily this tng-
%re,Livl.. Smith protests that he does lot d.sire 10
revive old political issues.
The hardest crack Mr.. Ms1nininger HIS yet re-
ceiYud, is Mat found az the close OF the petition
Of q beggar (a sGliury specinen) wlio was going
about The up-:o WI streets last week. The peii-
lion set forth that the mans house had beeu
burnt about two months ago, that he WAS in gIea,
distress. needed aid, and was willing 10 take
fool, Or clothing, or even money. "-lHermes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11
AuRmunE EWuu1r*
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH II. l>G!
MulPPED AGAIN

Tho allowing despatch WAS rsa~iysa at the
Var D.rar;m'n; yra:.rtay:
WELD"H, March ID.
Tie cce:uy' occupied Saif. X iu force On Sun
~ We u:ta.-c! thsm to da7. and, after Il
-i.v:t #, u = .,le; drove ticm in a,out out Of the
town, killing ~ number, capturing one ticcc cf
art ll,ry and a large quantity OF commissarY
AUD quarternm-ter stores. The enemy TIRE
llsiag to Portsmouth, burning bridges and
l.evins Everything behind. We iursued them
beyond Borrard's NJ Ia.
(Siyned) NJ. W. RANSOM, B Gen.
&. f.. PicKsrr. Major Gen'i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11
Two MORE Yankee prisoners were received a
the Castle yesterday.


TEE BIRD or AKr.-The following addi-
tirra contributions have ncen received:
Thomas Jones, Thomas ColTcy ard A..
Herbert, Company G, oh L.. Vol
untcers, a. N. Va, 81 GU
r. W. NlIbn, Company A., l,t Md.
Cavalry, Hamilton JIM ction, Va, : MI
q. w. Way, Richmond Nu. 90
e. W." (no locality giren,j !" ~
Cash, Millcdgeville, Ga, | W
Captain D. Mcdonald and eighteen
other officers uud members Company
q Glst Ga. Regiment. A. n. Va, :35 %
Mr.. S. 4. gibb, Montgomery, Ala, on
JOSEPH Cunningham. Esq, O!ney, 10 90
Ala
Captain D. L. Duke and twenty~seveu
officers and members of Company
+, 10Th Miss. Regiment, Orange
Court House, Va, - ~
Alfred D. Martin, Esq, R%iohEcnd, no
Va, w
Major F. II. Robertson, on behalf Of
lst BAIT. Reserve Artillery, Army
TEND, Dalton, Ca. 10 w
Major ". 7. Susheriin, D4n,iiic, Va,
(condiiionallJ,l ooo w