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TIE INnAL TROOPS.

Ti,c recent Tor miiablc dcmonstIatiIn Against
,,is civ. from various quarters. Rendered
=, accsss;.ry t. cal np"n tho local trecTs anu
the ci,v militia 70 aid in resisting the cHeriy.
These organizations, II III needless to say h"'c
roc,b,dcd with chcc7lulncfs ind a.acrlty I"
rho sunimons, and have borne, without Enr'
1our the hardships of rough weather, and i
ssr,ice for which they had :'rnIa vory ln''de'
ouate preparation. B'.: cc1t"iniy al! inn.e
d,ate danger to RiehmJnd has now passed:
ayay. Buffers and Slerdan's forces haze
both been fo!cd in th'ir Josi,;Is and M iorG-
cr rrcss at oar g,,cs Nevertheless, the
lir:.i ortaniza,i"rs arc It'll! kept IN the heia'
;us. ~ If t,.cy constituted " permanent c'fP'
10 garrison lurtifications IN" hua'"rs' o. III"
rubiic departmental, ;r.cst''. and $40 ii'G''-
trial systcln oi cur city virtually rtoTH"i.---
,5,.r,s are >toseG and prices t.crcay c''ia'"cd'
/, The prca, suffsr!ns ct the people II ihtis
IN clear necessity for al s!:;6 none would -"
more ready to perceive aud a7IIeeI'''o 1t than
ourselyca, la. scc;1s none whatever, wc thi"E
j: high ,ime these troops were allowed t" re-
VAR To their homes and resume thor custom
.rv ours,,i,;. If they shall be wanted ngan
t:,cy c,.n readily be got rgsthcr AZ the tap Of
he d,um, .d they will a"srmb'e and fight
r;,i, ,i,. more reGdinc. u. '"n they kA"w iaat
,,.;.,. - 70 ,.,sncsIii"n /" .uli. t:cm IL 3
rg....ss and unnecessary .s-Tslr' IA HE camp.
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ca,FrpER.fa sriTas t0A&H'5Ss
THURSDAY, MAY l9iH l-G4.
SENATE.

NJ. Senate met ri ;"cIsc o'ciDck, AN. wa
c.}jcd 10 order by lion. X. ii. I. lIr"rEE, OF
PRAYER by N2v. DR.. DccGarr, Of the II. +
Chu:ct.. .;o,
General n f. Forrest, ard the Ulcers and
man nr his command for their bri.hant CAM
,,;,n in Mississippi, West Tenpeslco and
Kentucky, WAS taken mp and pas cd.
Iou.c inint resolution, authorizing tue AZ
4; I'M, If ;u.ou:ts Of members Tor ray and
6,il.a.c (doui,ling the present ra'cs,) wa'
taksn up. read three times aud passed..
The Committee on Finance were discharged
Gov, tho confederation OF tho bill declarator7
of tce meaning Of the second section OF IN
on, 70 re6uce the currency and to authorize Il
,,syy ;ssne of notes and bonds, approved Feb
ruary II, lS6:i. ,,,..
d;snL,rvad from tho further caneijeratian G:
S.nui, resolution Of thanks to Maj. Cen.
F,,rrest, his liicers and mon.
T,,e senate was infjrmod that the uJass
ROD nasscd bills authorizing tho appointment
If co,omissaries for reg ;mcats Of cavalry, and
;o;nS rcsolrtion r"9uirirg tho department ot
;us.ice to furnish the standing committees OF
sbe tso houses with printed copies Of the acts
Of Congress. .,
Mr.. SPARROW, from the Committee on BILL
tary Aeuirs, reported, with IN amendment. Is
raj IN provide compensation for non-corimiS-
s,oned o!iicar-, soldiers and marines on de-
Tiled service, which wa- read three tiu:cz aad
The bill to MD any Ss;s.c in prnca:in. re-
q ,rds of tho service of i:s troops IN thc pre-.
Gent war was taken up and passed
Tho Committee on Finance wt.o dischsrg,d
from tho consideration OF petition Of Eliza
Maury for a pel,sion allowed hor hy tho Uni
ted States. The petition was ordered to b"
laid on tho table, u be taken up ut Hu"h time
~ the subject of pensions shaii engage the at
tention of Congress.
Mr.. SPARROW, from thu .1;dlcIsry COMMITTEE,
offered the following presnbo and resolution.
Whereas information in relation to our mill
,,v and nsyal services. and as to the relative
stIeuntl, Of diff ,rent parts of our lines and de-
sauces: baye at times been published in some OF
IN. nubIic uewspnI ers OF the C0nfcieracy; and
Wheyass. such inform ,tion 20 published (Eud
,b;cb IL believed in most cases to have been done
,n.d vertently and thoushtlessy. shd without any
ev, in,en, ion y is thought to have been at times
dsrlineusai 70 our cause and Of advantage to the
whereas. il il believed thst the public interest
raoo,.s that sach publications should be pre-
vented Tor the fu ur.
p.o,ya1 ThYt the Gotami.tno on the Ju'i!ci'
rv he INSTRUCTED to enquire if any legIsatoH ~
necessary 10 prevent hereafter the moIeal'on OF
such information in regard to.srmy and uaFy
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;;YFIEf:E.:
nISrR,L CRDsr7

CKp.r7:
No. nmsi '4in adopted ny commissioners
CT
officers and 'Seht' the s'H'neh' Is ''
Q Va. Ma 1861
lion. JAursA
S cwinr tho prices May and June We myol the
uarI o VIM. b. HARRISON ana II SJu' o"1o "
usappro of the commissioners
for
deemed cssnryto modify them
articles
the SAME
arc o be pGil
dei most likely to favor m
but that
Il ErjHhA! to
dina rI.utur
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DEATH or GEN. THOMAS GREEN.
We fad the following in the Shreveport
"Nows" N the 18th ut:
Hr,pun'S DIST. WESTERN La,
Maiuii i'd La, April 18Th, lStiI. )

"Nows" N the 18th ut:
HrApuR'S DIST. WESTERN La,
Maiuii, lid, La, April 18Th, lStri.
GenornEOriers,
So.disrs: A chief has fallen. A. warrior of
warriors has gono to lis homo. Gu the l2!l inst.
FIN Thomas Green. After Drawing denth thou
sand times The destroyer found him, where he
was ever wont 10 be, in the first lina Of battle
His spirit has flown to the happy home OF heroes,
where the kindred spirit Of Alfred Mcutsn
awaited it, Throughout broad Texas Throughout
dsscfnted Lousiaiia mourning will ssdden every
henrt. Great il tho loss to family and friends ;
much greater is the loss to this army and to me.
For many weary months those two hive served
mo Amidst the storm Of battle, by tho lonely
camp fire, at the solitary outpost, my heart his
learned to love them,
Their families shall be rs mine; their friends
nv friends To have been taoir beloved frieIll
and trusted commander, IL the highest earthly
honor can evor attain.
Soldiers. the fall of these heroes shall not he
in vain. Inspired by their examples, the urny
will! achieve CREST things. M1istenei by the
bloni of Mansfield, Pleasant Hill and Blair s
hndiug, the tree of national independence will
grow mpace and soon overshadow the land, so
that Vii may reposo in peace under its grateful
shade. Tho memory of our glorious deH1 is Il rich
legacy TO tu.urr greatness, and their names VIII
be remembered ~ the chosen heroesAnd mnrtyrs
Of The chiyalric Southern raGe.
The cOOrs of the cavalry corps of this army
viii be draped for thirty days, in memory of the
latc hero,c Commander K. TAYLOR,
Ms i. Gen. Conl'r.
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~ - ....,. -. =. a.: "A :i.-"i'-@ i'ch
.hii-,,i - in:: :. lew &; hi, F~'i". AMI ~
wish. !Y pay ~ them: an. al,r !r.' pas ar
ans h!S me-tcws IL asnc:nna5 !rricI
q" Colonel. eau well spare Il t"w gals "'"' :"
h,ile sra.s # yor vii keep the YANKEES away;
know v,ry well. il :ksy get here. ra' : ana
| ,.rass will be Of lis;le value. AMI therefore
90 m, want any ray." Virsi;'!.'S nave "
r.ght to br: 9 on OLD E.rgnny. auL ! ;.1'E.
hereafter, lie Icst of th: S:&t:s Al. !n"f''''
| ~ il w:;hcrt Irritation.
| SEuI-OcrAslA>A1.
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,nrr OHElF4GD.-Sirnyed sr stolen from Head :
> A5U quarters second corps army Northern VIZ
gih., night OF the itsh ln, DARK bay HORSE,
which he carried veil up aud with snail white streak
d,wn his forehead moves finely, walks tro,s and cantor,
we'll He is eight years old.
Anv one returning him 10 Lieut. Gen. Ew"l 10 DR.. F.
W. Hancock Main street, Richmond, will receive the above
reward mayl92t
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lbI EIs.

Dtn. from she'll wound receive, Ia tbs saani char :,
upon the cnemyr br-,stw"rks near DrcwrS BuI
10Th In tnnt, II. A. t. STANFIELr company h, Warren
Rifle, I'm resnent Va v"la9eers, cerses brRsls
aSc ~ years
sH-New York papers rlessc COPY.
Was killed at the fight at New MARKET. the 18th In
s,ant Cadet HENRY J. JONES, aged l, years, son OF
Thomas e. Jones deceased, Of King William. noble and
brave youth. III q. r.
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IOsxrn AND ni+ rgrnE.
By s. MUiitRACh.

Frau, the &c mon by a. rev. ;iiE r:E''~.
T g publisher has su cseled "niy by rAt. '"'"."'
.r ,r,s ia accomplishing the paoiicIi Oh "I u. "'
Chn,ron Ia, acour;c: herself mo-: al.:"riy o. !" :
ecu, task In culsldrraiirn OF ~hlc. t"e o"s"' ''t'
RICH: was awarded - h-r --- IT, AZ.
fY-NoS really, volume 1t at I =" '.' r,s'.''
otAtts e. " ,eb 90 aA.
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nv r;;E Ge.yEhS.;t ~ iInGInIA-
Ii "A PIOt:LAmAf!0N8

y
,rr,h OF I'll. STAT" ly the r-sHIi.i"u oI Sstr- al Ia:
,Cu - tho Senator fer Tho ,~'ric' coFaPo'rd OF mt
nuat..s OF Frederick, Cl:sr ant Warren thcruinIn,
vuIt,w SMITH Go-.:Gor Of The Common NV al.h OF Vr
gir,a ITO hereby p.2sIa S.'d sake known ihht eecaon
viii b Lri! a.. ,- sni cVnutes On tie 3u'!h Thursday
i, hsy E-.. !nf s"rior I" hA The Vscancy AFORESAID
,1 h. N ,rjt III. said cDUu'r Hereby required
:, cause rlerioI bs held il their respective c"untie
,a m. day aad III lh- ru' fo-' menti, ned Refdfse
rom Pal cuu,e-. Ar CT Ems q" NC" IN Inc militia
.rus, TOLLS 10 be ope III nelE respective MILITARY en-
e3rl.uie-tt ace ilrg - .aT.
-, Given nut,r my .,nu.i 81 tnver"0r, and under
an, ga. S..s Of the c,IaUIG,~. i!tl, at Rici
- ,aand ,b., .ss LAY ~ Aarch. Ia u. ycar lehi.
wa. :Hi1H.
Ry the do ra"r.
,;su:,,s ~. avsfD'tT,
h.rrs-,., 81 N" i",ninrn -raith.
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IIE.uQuAErHHs Er>r,vg ~ ~rArH ~ ".
hah,JuG.t. Va; -. -.
GE>ExsL ORURrS, I

GEsEHaL OkUErS,
!. n pursuance Ct T.rar"a:.i. -. < -t
Or,!c.s, No. - hereby :s.I"., 2....p.
Of ,Lc R.seiv. Forces Of Trr.i,,.". s..h -.5
Headquarters in iEc c!ty {; ~ in. -. !
Otherwise announced.
H. Tire k-Scr"c i'ro rs air"aiY are.r.a.
will, Immediately r"nn the rcc.'"l 20. i.'s
Order. proceed by c'.nltains - r"..', "'r !
the pi;'rHs rt rcEL'Zrous irrcis.a ,r r':t :.
~ may hn most :.G,cssi l.. ani iar ts"..:..
rprnm:...jin. are harcir c~:,"rA.ig '.'.-s
wiih tho dnty 81 ;.ss.a,h'ius t.-.c -y--,-r. =
with ia" ntniIst despatch.
III. Th.mcn COMPOSING tie .s--r:s. ! E. Of.
IN counties il mii:a rav.- orga.,.2 i..r 3d."
~! i"'cn already affected, VIII . .,n'
rrom;..ly ~ ihc.r r"srrciiv" Conr, i!uuc. q.
where they u II IT once lie nrs;i, 81 3 g"
| hHrIliirg r!:'cr@, anj mime !;.l"v .h,!....
the companies 50 organized MI prr.r.1 =
such pnlTt 81 RENDEZVOUS - :';.y ic ~. a...
ccnir:.t of ;cce,s.
". The established r!acos = rsr,... b.
! in the State OF Virginia arc arrau: cd =. r..
lows: Ahirgdnn. Dublin bgr"', .Lyrrhhu'.,
Stanton, G,riursviiiH. hn., H.. T. -
| iurg and hi.hmnnI, wire "Ni.a,s f., !
command WI! l." !,nnt, to w..u:n tl,syn |!
report.
y. CamIautos or detachment = a! Fin
s.ryr frees alT.a!y ~ my. Guarding ''ji
lines I'll "run'ir.:ati-r. A., via j. ..
affected ~ III: pTh:r; ,hry vii! .,rr...H
u,Ds ruo': :cG:i Ln;ii rc.i. ed, :.;.h 'a.s.
n';::'I;H,; C!lccr :.r rr;rr":nG 81 ny"
promptly /" t;c.c headquarters he u:sr i
"l surii ;:o'rs, nc lr!nts wIrTe sewing. r.-
c"mp,Gi"g To- which th"s ic'ol,, anc &. =
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most respectfully yours,
C.r'ain. JONI w. urTcnEasos,
KErLT.
liI.n'p Il :,4rn Ga ErG'T, \. \. Va, }
Mnu 81 lAlil

LEAD 9TH VA. i.EG L, IA ~. -
May 2i, 18Th.
Gc,.Icmon-l have tlis day received ir2ln
y@u. - the representative" u the o3!h Gc jrg'a
REGIMENT, n complimentary note, tcnccrinS
rrc Il beautiful horse AM cqulpncn.s, az
Testimonial Of your respect and esteem. The
nutrient gift i, accepted, aud the compli-
men. duiv arrrucatcd, although entirely un-
rxrrc;c! aTI unrncritcd May the noble
animal never de uaiess n the midst ct battle,
while bearing your com!aandcr II assisting
:, d,Cr.I cur sacred homes ir,Iil the ruthless
iuya.iun4 e Tho latCi fue. Long, long ago
van selected mr without . dissenting voice,
yGrr Colonel, and, sIEcG then, am harry u
Jay nothing Iln- cV-r n,cdrr,i 20 disturb our
tri,nt.!v rrI:!iinna o: iI,crrGnt cur mu'u.l :sl-
t,,''i"rr Your hearty grarua:i"ns upon my
delivery from iankeG thra.lnm AMI lmprs-
onmeni, together with tue magnificent present,
attest Tie It:t tbs. you have no: yet regretted
YOUR choice.
"M.y heart il made glad" when tli'k of
-cur . liant curiu t 1t the memorable battle
81 Grtty ;bure, and Cur braye Anderson tells
me that YOU were RomdHS at Funkstown,
;Jampb"ts Station, Knoxville. Beans STA
ion AID Dand:idgc. Oh, that could have
rc-a w!-h y}u, to hare shared your Prl'a, lUn~
and to have lent Il helping hand in r'pcl.lng
the delastcd Yankees. today resume corr
manI CT MI brave mon. a confinement Of
cisI.t months in Yankee p-isous has mado me
h.;ter soldier ard Il mere in.etcr:tte ton; :or
believe mo when say it il better to die than
he CO.. qne:ed hy such q peopt. Their object
i: sl,oi and your degradation, Ia few days
sc ~;Il a.ain hcas the roar Of canuon, and
when engaged in that unequal contest, all
that have t. Ask, IS u rameuncr your wives,
rs;.ra and mothers, ard Iet every bu!,ets9u
III own death knell. Assuring you that ]
icaI grateful i,r y"uNkind censeraton and
hopi;g liar nay never Iasc your Confidence,
and that We may all survive Ihis unnatural
var, su!,asiibc luyacif, -Four Friend,
JsCx BsowN,
Col. Cnm'g Ssh Ga. Reg
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osT-Sear Hanover Junction, on 18th inst, small
l 4 BLANK BOOK containing 1850 told ksue) Ths
book has list Of the ed nd wounded Of the I'd North
CnroIl1. Infantry Tn. finder will confer great favor
and receive a liberal rewsrd by hun,uug-to DR.. s. W.
Murphy, North CaruIina Soldiers home.
may2h III JOHN "A. WISE.
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c: according lis obvious
and then
qualities and service together win their intrinsic
whn
temptation tie when they assessed the average value Of s1 morse: a. ne
demnnd that all horG hand should be IMPRESSED YET m%T
respectfully suggest to the Secretary" " Va
nd md rvabe horses mule" sha DO considered and valued
value head iii cfadhtion to he and "mtm
individual that might be estimated st @
according worth,
value o for number Of good sound and efficient horses mules
will add that horse with sound might in
all
considerably curtl his So horse from years age might be
artillery
for yet his advanced age wou Justly ana
according defces fall below the mamn price; ana @ ie"
entitled
should be ptcy reduced meeenS
place ttemb below standard of first class,
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Far the Enquirer.
mp 59TI G.oaGIA REGIMENT. 4. y. v"
May q, ls6+.

Far the enquirer.
CAMP 59TI GsoRcIA REGIMENT, 4. n. '"
May q, ls6+.
CD. JACK Baows, con,lnarin: j9:h Georgia
Regiment:
.Colonrl-I5 is with thrill Of delight thH1
va again hail your presenc. il our midst
alter q long tedious and irksomo coi,Anrmea'
in the pri.oas OF our cruel and hated enemy:
In the name and behalf Of tue Cheers anu
men Of the j9.h Georgia Regiment We l'"o
co,nn,i;ieu undersigned, appointed by rue reg,
imcnt present you with war'sterd III"
equipments, which We beg yrn 10 accept ~ !"
testimoni Il IF their sEalterahlr affection Us u"
associate and frisad; their high esteem ana
appreciation of your merit IL all oi'iecr ana
mpanionion>in arms, and of their uni onhu
cd and confidence i'll Y Il NJ their
efficient, ;,rave and gallant commander.
Ia presenting you with this slight tc'tin'o-
nial ci our admiration Of your past career III
this our great struggle for constitutional no,
er,y, we would invoke for you bright and
prosperous future, in which new laurcs Will
be added to tho rssme already Won.
We are Colonel,
most respectfully yours,
Car;aia joni w. HgTcnsasos,
c. j chairman.
CAPTAIN Z. F. Burton, a. @ NJ,
Corporal J-Wilson, Co. A.
Captain j. W. Sparks. Co. b.
Private q j. McCants, Co. q,
Sergeant J. X. Gladden., Go. D,
Sergeant L. NJ. tiernIrn, Co. j.,
Private !. Il. OIorn, 60. F,
Lieut.. ". G. Bean, Co. @,
PriSat" ". W Duke, Go. II,
rrivnc 5, y. Reynolds, Go. Is,
Committee.
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g.Sy~lHE SERVICES If experienced Ply
sc i are r.lulr IN the ii neral Hospitals oi chrn"nh
lvi.h,urr relrlsi,urg Earn HE and DaIvc Iu:iI
,!csr us employed requested to address sur
g-"n wM. A. CARII%UrUS, .Eedlcai Dirictpr, Rich.
taund VI. my E"--btf
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{ -on 20 IoU. ISCEK-si!

Z "Oh :. . J UL >. ] Z : III - Z
cor IHTT DnlLALs WIN send 20 any address IN the Goa.
f,Ierecy rervt make liquid 40 NIX ha" ana hall
peanut, cotton sc"d OF lard OIL: which makes 4" oil
r.I 90 ia test spegn III ,rH.ne.y Of quick nciiun-
IL SIlI ANY gum IN, viii away all gum tat
ny oils. Can lie mair III t"cntJ
minutes ready f"r IL four h"uis AMI made at
cr- OF about twenty dollars PER barrel OF - Hai
IL thr very Article rar"is AciIr -". ""u"f'
pLI'ur s III" ih:r Heats :at lee 81 ~ ANY ia W
.iu h,i,.,-,- !. & BAILEY,
t,, 70 ,yy Forest. lie. y. g.
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u,.,ss ., me I.,,rsos D D4sy.lLs RAN

u,.r.s " 1Ig EIcrxus1 D4ss,LLs RArIr"Ap,L
bay sUiI. lsGI.
ATOTICf-In ronstpurncc OF dam gc To Of the
~ bridges this road the Way Passenger rrIIus WILL
81, ia i:s date, follows:
Leave Richmond lpliy IFniayl ana an mchray, n The
hpurs a.d vTcry OiLrr dJ thrTca:r uuti iuT'ici
4 Jiice.
fe Through Passenger Trains will continue to run daily
at thu usual Jour. Bio +. ii. JAS. H. LtoiEi',
ma ,.v-,t Gc.eral / cSrt Agent.
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SCHEDULE B.

LABOR DRIVERS
No. LABOR
o:.,.,a.at Per 100 pounds 90 90
g. Hauling ew. mile, o.
Hauling BUSH W
G. Hire of same ratons furni by the co
and driver, rahons furnished by
rahons furnished by
and driver rahons furnished by
TO- Hire Of same ratons urnihe by the e" 800
II sfurnshc lbyowne 50
10 sfunibe dbyh
furnish by month
sbei
furnih dbyGo
byoun
- sonlyf urnihc bye
O furnished by Government ~
Upon concluded value se blade EdE
East of the Mountains
100 lbs, and 50 % mned
REVISION oYruEc FOR APRIL
for the months February and March, thof
hy
Treasury this numbers horses
and paid for in which few days thereafter to DC
" ard one-th
be 70
resucd the
artillery
$500 will
third class artillery horse
OiREf"nld
call on all Of those whom they impressed hrsea mu 50
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.;rA.!v - ''CHSCrfTTirr'

il. t:!icr:a II II" STATE e.: iir@a
VIII obey such iL.r!uei.,Es - ta; J.
trcs-y! = them Is Br::. ca Naa.... :" g
ma.tcr indicated in Slce:.! r.@r:a J. !.
AGiu;;:nt #Gl inspector t.nr:A.r ch'a ..
Tic comnan!ar; .; ccrsr~if!s ir 'ha g.
If Eirgirj.. viii f,Iwil! issuc.'":'. ,.-..c
ton to liz iccra - Viii i'-s':.' '.,'.' q, o..
execution nr th"Gc orders
Jrr9 :. frE.."v.
Co!oaci aEI Su,cT;atr,d st.
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.Gt;S co. .:.'kl::t @&;.gs
i!.;:aGuSI, Say i, :@-!
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TOE NJ, Main street. Richmond Va-f0ur letter Of 9TH
instant received yesterday gaveus great 10Y Lon
pr,ula Caharine Is for us. Tell her grandma all
syered her personal OF last month in News Immediately.
sorry she did not H. write her every week by flag Of
truce We are all well. slnt Maria letter thee weeks
since aLn III her children, Who axe III Ine health
Your hllccUhaie MolhEis.
Mr,r N...r A,,ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-20
PER SON A L S
EIJR TIE SOUTHERN JOURNAL lis
LErnm The EcW York News, Nay 10.

FOH 1HE SOUTHEHN JUERNILS
From III, Ecw York News, Hay 10.
Irf.rmat;ou wanted Of SIR. ELIAS iirSClES, La" 4"
sn.rr, Ala. any Information OF The s:iu J.. Hen
chen " III br thankfully received Di Ii Sbtolirr,
nUSt-S IIhNLHE%,
No. % EoTrry, New York city.
~ southern paper: please copy.
10 Mrs CAEElE -. o'SEALE, Charlottesville, Val,
j. - IA ...iIss OF Intense agony auIou.cc the death Vi
our dear ssicr SIiu died suIdcay, ~ home, last
evening". Uc lively ~ be cut oil Ia the beauty Vi NO.
ai0Od Is beyond the comprehension Of mute beigs.-
Vii write hy niG oi truce. JOIN l." oHEhLs
fihtde ru!,, ..dy 9TH, iSGi
GU niUI.m"rd palcrs please copy.
wantci-Infor;aa;,on II ALFRED WI KlTG. When
kilictt Lro. ning Tic Southern COL!edcr.ry Any In.
.nr,nal.on III. ,aid A. ". King will hr Thankfully
ceivr4 by kl. vile. khRyLlNA rPi:ThR KIM,
NO. LOO Nassau ST., ~ T.
" Ric!.uunI and Mobile papers p,rssc copy.
jon. j. LhFfaRTY.-l am wrll also your Uncle John
and lruy Your Uncle George is sick. There are hopes
OF his retovey--a few days viii decide. k
Mrs ROBERT MOTT late OF New Orleans, bu; when las
heard from was at Eatchltochss, and ALEIASDEa
Srr WAIT prol ably n, Goiisd injured Of
IN. dralh of Mrs Stewart, in Piadelpis on the 18th o:
March The LAST date, roau rs Not were 10 April ID
sh. Ia. been written constantly MIS- Mott desires her
10 send The children Philadelphia whrir they Will ue
or.I for AZ soon a. possible. UaIGot Alexander nld
some method Of alton with h!s brother Ia WASH
inton who ID extremely suslvus 10 hear nom him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-21
Sound Advice.


The venerable aud Rev Daniel Waldo
says: l am now an old man. have
seen nearly century. Do you want to
know how to grow old slowly and happily?
Let me tell you:-Always eat slowly--mas.
ticate we'll. Go to your food, to your rest.
to your occupations smiling. Keep a good
nature and soft temper every where.
Never give way to anger-a violent TEN.
pes, of passion tears down the constitution
more than typhus fever. Cultivate q
good memory, aud to do this you must al.
ways be communicative; report what you
have read; talk about it. DR.. Johnsou's
great memory was owing to his communi.
cst'veness. You, young men, who are just
leaving college. let me advise You to
choose profession in which you can exer :
else your talent best, and at the same time
be honest" eI7.g ...s.l ss-f..-F,