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Attack on Inilroad Train by Ioughs

Now York, Nov. 10-Somc thirty
rogucs made IN attack on railroad
train, Mt Patterson, on Wednesday
night, but were driven off by soldiers
on tho train with dozen or moro Of
the former badly wounded
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A government detective who has Just re-
turned from tour of observation in Canada,
says John G. Breckenridge is living in elc-
giant seclusion at ST. Catharine, Canada West.
He especially avoids Beverly Tucker and that
class Of rebels, ggs vvl1 n.- sHi 30 81.
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I" rt.H
Recent Storm al Sca--NunicrOrs Vessels
.n. #. Wrecked, II .. 'nsN.s I'd

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-The steamer Fung
Shuey from N York, has arrived. Between Ju-
piter Inlet and Cape Florida she picked up n
small boat containing Capt. Applcman and
four of the schooner Minnie, Of Mystic, for
Key West, which was lostin the heavy gale
of the ODD, off Jupiter Inc From Hillsboro
Inlet to Sardoro Light House. the Fung Shu-
ey passed, ashore, with masts standing, thir-
ty-two brigs and one ship, and the wreck Of
five vessels sunk or dismasted.s "ft Dos 100
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

- An engineer at Nashville sent work
man under his locomotive to oil the running
gcNr,---and then forgetting his presence, ran
the cninc ahead just far enough to cut off one
OF the mans legs. A byStonder shouted to
warn the engineer who thcrcupon backed
his machine in dism0y and cut Off the other
leg of the unfortunate workman lie snr.
yivod however, aud suing the company for
10000 damages. has ohtainel $4,000.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

- 1t is q fact not generally known that
the immortal Washington drew his last breath
in the last day Of the week, in the last month
OF the last year, and in the last year of the
last century. He died Saturday night, IL
o'clock, Dec 81, 1870. Fl' tlNr'o y w
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

p - Wire, the Andersonville murderer of
Union Prisoners, was hung last Friday-so
he got his deserts at last. ,-.-.. -.o ..1I
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17
Interesting Revival of Religion.

Thore Is going on in tho Methodist Church,
In this place, most interesting revival Of re-
ligion. Tho meeting has been progressing for
over q week, and tho house is crowded night
II. Up to this time, some twelve or fourteen
conversions lave taken place, and much con-
csrn is manifested on the part of all who
ere In attendance, and more especially The
young. The Rev. DR.. Drake and the
Rev. Mr.. r. d. Black, are the officiating min
istors, and their inccssant labors have been
crowned with unboundcd success. They are
unceasing and yigilant in the PRONUNCIATION
Of the glad tdings Of great joy and de-
serve much praise for what they are doing
for the morals Of our community. ar r-
ri We noticed Mt several of these meetings,
young men taking their companions 10y the
arms and leading them to the Throne of Grace
land even the young ladies, are thus indus
trtously engaged. There is GOOD in al this,
and We sincerely hope, there.wil not be a
youth left In oil our land out of the pale Of
religious restraint. Without religion, the
world Ia a blank--an interminablc wilderness
Of wos--with It, the wilderness is made to
bloom like garden Of roses.
DEATH OF ALEXANDER N. HARRIs.-Wc have
received the following notice of the death of
Harris from friend. No Minister in this
community had stronger influence than
Harris and none were moro vindictive or
more bitter In their denunciatons of Union
men In this country. lie died in Georgia.
refugee from justice and the avengers of
wrong.
Reliable intelligence of the death of this
man Harris has been received, who is so we'll
known by all, for his acts and his fatal course
during the past four years fiery trials in our
land. think that those beautiful lines of
Pope might well be applied to him:
"Lct me live unseen, unknown, t
And unlamented let me die; !. .-. .r
Nor mound, nor monument, nor stone,
Tell whore lie"
He was o Minister the Gospel; he had
uken upon himself n most fearful, most
alarming responsibility. God says to every
Waterman, ." If thou give them not warning
their blood will be required at thy hands. !"
Awful awful must be the thoughts of the
unfnithful Minister in his last cxpirng throcs,
ns he closes his eyes in the dreadful silence
Of death, and COOS to his final audit, with the
blood Of murdered innocence resting upon
his soul. Every Minister is Heaven up
pointed sentinel, and the Poet paints his re-
lations well, and pencils his duty and dan
ger, when on the eve ola conflict with the
powers Of darkness he cxclaims
"Tn Heavens high arch above his head, o
glorious form appeared,
Whose left hand bore nambcau bright his
right sccptre reared,
And from his throne lie thus addressed, the
Waterman on his round,
What Of the night, Waterman, what Of the
night2
Tho myriad foe come on, to try their might
A night assault land If the trumps mistake
single sound,
I'll hang upon these battemcnts the watch
man on his round. N. &.
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rho an.c of Dion nLct.nnn.

NAsuynLg, Nov. An the case Of Dick
Mccain, held ag prisoner If war at Knoz-
Vile, ihe counsel concluded The argument 10.
day In the circuit toutt IN favor ON writ OF
Of habea8 corpus being granted him.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

An immense number of applications are
daily made at the Treasury Department, ut
Washington for clerk9hips. Most Of the ap-
pliconts are discharged soldiers. The total
force ofthe department is 1907 males and
III females.
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Tho Foninns Ira New York.

NEw YonK, Nov s,--Tbc Fcninn bcadqunr-
tiers In this city Is tho scene Of much business
activity daily, every ono working In good
earnest.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

LAST Norlcr.--1hC business OF stAcK a.
GRsnAM must be closed up. Those who are
indebted for subscription 10 the late Jones'
boro' ErwOs, or for Advertising and Job
Work ate hereby notified 10 come forward
md mike settlompnt Of tho claims will be
collected NJ The lay difocts
Go GmsnAs, tnian Hgq once.
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Maryland Election.

Washington, Nov. 10.--Advico
shows that tho Union candidates are
generally elected in Maryland. .
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Business having called our attention
de way from the Office this weot, original mat
o,vtsr 10 omitted until another issue,
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French Troops 10 bo withdrawn. from
MpytcO.

New York Nov 10.-Tho Indcpcn-
dcnc Beige says: 1t is the intention OF
tho French Government to abandon
the occupation of Mexico.
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THANKSGIVING pROCLAMA-
TION.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE Dept,

STArE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE DEPT,
l.. NASHVILLE, November, 18th, 1865. I
The return oC enclosing year, frNught with
innumerable blessings the least of which
is "Gentle peace us again, with
prayer and thanks, to acknowledge before
the Author Of them all, our multiplied obli-
cations for HE loving kindness THURS
DAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER
NEXT, has been set apart by Proclamation
Of the President of the United States, as a
day Of National Thanksgiving. Let all the
citizens Of Tcqpessee, adopt that day, and
with solemnjtosusual and appropriate Civ
ing praise to Almighty God, that the conflict
in which our country has been engaged, dur
ing the four drcary years past has ended in
HeoTcn-born peace. Meeting on that day in
our usual places of worship, let us
"Praise God from whom all blessings Gow."
and ask for continuance of His iayors ana
blessings.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State in the Executive Chamber, at Nash
vile, the day and date above named, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hum
bred and sixty-fyc.
By the Governor WM. G. BR0WNLOW.
~ j. FLETCHER, Scc'y of State
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

The Times Paris correspondent says: The
cholera md epidemic has reached perhaps
two hundred attacks day, with something
like half that number of deaths. This is
not at all alarming, and the season now is too
far advanced to admit Of much increase Of
mortality.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

- The Washington Monumental Associa-
ton will appeal to Congress at its next se9-
sion for an appropriation of thirty thousand
dollars, with which to complete the monu-
mcnt
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

The Great Northern Railway in England
is going to Introduce system for consuming
the smoke Of locomotives, and at the same
time manufacture gas from the same for
lighting the train.
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N UNION FLAG.

= Seal. HnnvEy EWING, Esq, is authorlzedts
Z vhsact any business appertaining. to the
rWaios F7G2n In Baltimore, Md. i-gaE-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

o,r,, worm INCUMBENT MONEY. THE Fol.
Ell ,, 80 ~ the rst . paid by THOMAS s. MARI,
s,oKtER corner of Union and College street, Nash
rc for uncurrent money These quotations .n are a
o S time for remittances to be received by mail or
o es"T pres, if forwarded without delay
TENNESSEE Bank % Fulton %
Rank Of Tennessee, old j.. - Savannah %
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Worth Elected Governor of
North Carolina.

RAtFi5n, Nov ll,--worth Ia certainly
oyct Holden by fom 900
w 1000 majority
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- The cholera panic in Madrid WAS enor-
nous. Sixty thousand persons arc. said to
have fed from the city in two days. w
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HOUSES STRUcE,--An examination has PROV
cd that eight hundred houses in Petersburg
Virginia, have been struck by shells during
the fighting before that place.
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Tho people Of Chicago are rejoicing over
having reached water in their artesian well.
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MAINLAND

Tint Is glory enough for one day, indeed
Let the Cotton States fanatics profit by the
occasion, md the doctrines Of nationlism.-
Press a Tmes PM
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- There are 1880 children attending The
eighteen public schools in Chicago.
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The following is the table showing the prices Of gold
In Confederate urcncy Curing the years 1861, '62, 49,
- ,,a,, &C 10.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-17

De@s The Secretary of the Interior has do
ctdcd that oil pensions granted prior to the
the announcement of tho lato rebellion ceas-
ed to accrue from aud after the date Of the
Presidents Proclamation declaring the State.
or district In which the pensioner wns domI-
cilod TO be In insurroction, and th at The pay
nent Of such pensions can only be resumed
from and after the completion Of the proof
Of the pensioners right TO be restored 10 tho
rolls.
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Unlon Wnjorliics

The Republican Union Party has carried
tho following States by immense mnjorltlos
Nav JERSEY, NEW YORK
MINNESOTA, MASSACHUSETTS,,
WISCONSIN, 1LlllNOlS,
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Prices of Confederate Money.

Notes of B-nt OF Tennessee dated 1851, or sign,
D. Torbett, resident, are now issue, aud are bous
10 cents, ... ....
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21

and her machinery decorated. As she rounded
Moro Castle she fred thirteen guns, and the Union
men rejoiced exceedingly, whilst the Rebels looked
gloomy enough. A Secessionist named Conner had
been sentenced to ten years Imprisonment for
drawing pistol on coachman in an alteration.
There is no truth in the report that Capt. Aatit
had been imprisoned in Moro Castle. The Little
Hattie, without her CLEARANCE papers, tried to run
outon the 9TH inst, but was forced to return by
the water battery. The Flamngo arrived the same
day with a cargo OF cotton. Passports are required
to be shown by everybody going to the United
States The yellow fever and smallpox had APP
pesred In Havana.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21

o. Yesterday morning a. twenty ninatol past reyea
o's,oe. Of br,ef liners DR. THoAAS II. tlShER Sur
geon in the Confederate army late OF tie county Of
FauClier, Va.
s icreral win take place this afternoon e.. fveoclo,S
from 81. James Church tRey. }. Peter ins) us friends
axe .eqaested 70 aite-d.
On Welaesdav r. gat q. ha.tpass 10 o'clock, - the
re ice Of Ler hthe. oftypAO.d fever FLOR BELLA
N only dsughter Of ntonio ana Ca.harns 2sSni, in
the I4;h year Of Der age.
Fer funeral viii take place. from s.: Feers C-tho;
Cathedral, THIS (Friday) MORNING. at hG.fpGst zen
o'clock.
TIE friends AID acquain!spces Of the family l.e re.
spec;ully Invited 20 attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
HARRY BUDD AND BILLY LEWIS

IN tlelT nllIl-p TONOAIng ecutuLTIvIL
MISS CARRIE BENTLEY, The faTorite Danseuse Of the
South will also appear assisted By Mc Johnson, the
weil-enOwn actor and delineator. BILLY PELL late
OF the New Orleans Theatre viii sing some OF his IN
nimtsble comic songs.
Ii you wish to pass Pleasant evening and enjoy
hearty laugh, don't fail 70 De on hand tonight
La PETITE ALICE the prodigy Of the world, only six
wears old will appear in her celebrated Attakapas Jig,
combining in the whole the greatest concentration Of Ia
lent ever witnessed in thls city
Seats may be secured a. tie Hall from IL % clock
A. NJ, and from 20 p "
The whole 10 conclude with the lGurhabie farce in
white faces, entitled TIE GAL THAT WANTS 4 HUS-
BAND.
Admission 0cents No extra charge for reserved seats
Strct order IN he rciiy enforced. No improper char
ac,ers will be admitted
Doors Open at O'Clock. re'o. nance 70 couaen;e at
ro-morow-Grsad c.19 .,2ea,ary Beaae. . Nary
Budd and Billy LeWi7.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
FORREST WHIPRED EEAR 8ELMl-HE IA
ROWLY L91IPES CLPTURE.

Information, deemed reliable, has been received
confirming The detca. Of Forrest and the capture
Of Selma, Ala, by TIE Uaiou troofs under Brevct
Major General !. n. wilson, moving from the
northern part Of the STATE. General Wilson en-
oo-atercd the Rebels, und9r Forrest, in two col
umns, near Selma, and having whipped one OF the
colums, he drove the other through the city and
cane uc-. capturing Forrest, who escaped from
the place attended oaly - small. body guard. It.
is reported tina. Forrest iii attempt to make a
stand some thirty miles southwest Of Selma. This
successful campaign Of General Wilson is ore Of
grea. Importance. Selma was the great storeho-se
lrom which the Rebel armies in the Southwest were
furnished with arms and ammunition. The arscaals
AID workshops in :te city veIe az burnt, and We
regret to learn tia. The explosions incident 20 tho
destruction Of he former did great injury to the
city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
-VE CAFrUPE On MOBILE.

IL tHL- ~ Vt MUD4 d.
nc report Of the capture Of Mobile, p- o.isAe d
b. Is yesterday, las been confirmed.
The Spanish Fort, commanded By Coone, Isaac
Patton, Of this ely YES captured al hal-past ten
O'Clock On lie morlrg Of The 9.h ias.., With seven
hundred prisoners.
Tie Town OF B.akc.ey vas taken b. assall; on
the same Sly. With over Eve thousand prisoners and
a .aree amount Of ordnance stores.
Oar gunbosss and troops then proceeded without
opposition towar3s Mobile, which was captured on
The evening OF The 18th inst by portion Of Gen.
Smiths troops aided by the iGrt-d.aughs gun
boats. The enemy made a short and feeble re-
sis,ance.
This capture pretty wen used up the so-called
Coufedesacy on this side Of tho Mississippi liver.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
CHANGE OF c0lLuAEDERS.

We learn that Maj. Gen. f. o. c. Ord has been
relieved Of the Command of the Department OF
Virginia, and will be s1cceeaed by Maj Ger. " e
II. Hal,eck.
Brevet Brig Gen. +. NJ. Dent has been appointed
Military Governor of Richmond. Gen. Deyens
will remain in command Of the troops in and
around Richmond.
Although the citizens Of Richmond generally re-
greet the transfer of Gen. Ord to another sphere of
duty, we are confident that they will find in his
successor an officer who viii discharge the duties
of kis position in manner which will receive their
appreciation. Gen. Dent, Who is brother-in-llw OF
Lieut. General Grant, IS another heightened Off
Ger, AMI We venture 20 say that his administration
will b. G:ceptatle TO the community.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
TIE lNTEsE CRSSL0NLsIS.

The "OrdInance 0: Secession was adopted by
,:e Virginia Convention Oh the 18th April, 1861,
by vote Of yeas SO. nays So. Among those who
voted Ia the negative were John Janney, Of Lou
doun, the venerable President of the Convention /;
John B. Baldwin, Of Augusta, late representative
IN the Confederate Congress" from the Tenth
Legion District )" Geo. w. B'eut, formerly Braggs
Adiutant General W. Il. B.. Gusts, Of Accomac
VIM H. Dultny, of Fairfax; Jubal A. Early, for
marly Commander Of the Department Of the VAL
ley ;" G Hollalsy, ofPor:em3uth; Samuel Med.
Moore, of Rcck5riagc Samuel Price, Of Gfe,n-
bIisr Northumberland Of Virginia :" Hon.
A'cz 4 Il Stuart, q August; Hen. George W.
Slmues, Of Ks1aTha, ana H,-. Wna c. Wick
HIN, Of Hanover
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21

JEFF. DzVLS A. MACOH--HIS PREPzRA-
TONS F3G A RESIDENCE ABROAD.
For some days .t has been reported here that
she so-callsa Confederate Government, consisting
o. JET. Davis aad a handful af his oece.hclders.
had -escfed Augusta and 1,ado show 20 es:a5-
lish Itself there, preparatory % { fight 10 the
Trans Mississippi. Eat Il. Charles c. Fulton,
who arrived an Baltimore oa ,he l7tb from Saysn-
nah end Ch>r.estcn posts that q. Savannah he
learned on Ire 9th lass. tat Davis was at Macon,
Ca. At Savannah be iea-i e from bank officer
that Davis bad on deposit IA o-a Of lie banks there
one hundred and sixty thoTsofd dollars in gcl5.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
TIE sURaERDEa or JOgNSrOEs LIT

TEE SURRENDER or JOHNSfDH'5 A5BX
A5vicss from N-goe,a, =. c, g. The 1854 inst,
r:l.e tL1t Gsl. Sag-z.a- ls5 received Gag Of
t.a5z from Gen Johnston ssEing :o1 .srrDH Of cur
,sp3.r. On sne-ma- replied ttat he G7olld :ar.
der him this ssrs te-ns &c we've granted by Gsn
Grant to Gen Lees amy. There ssenJ 10 be 20
reason 20 docO. :bat Johnston has surrendered, IKE
event tah,ag place about the 18Th or l4!h inst. In
tho re'gd5mh1o: Of Snithfeld, bsfore which place,
at I,ss ac,3ca's. Geo. Sherman was lying. Smith
field is ab,7; midway between Raleigh and Code
bor5 B,iose :1s Is.s.p: e this news the ger c'al
impression isye We that Johnston had retTeaisd
IN tbs direction c. Charlotte, H. G, and had per
haps relche3 that point. It would now seen that
he hiss made 70 movement since the surrender,
wisely dete,mi-i9g peihaya, to regulate bis effort
scccsdog % the res-,t Of military operations in
Yrg.ola lie e rl'1 70 have been strongly IN,
t-alcnsj q 9-Hhss,i.
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MINES or OFFICERS ~ TEE 10TH VlRdlgI4

ARTILLERY b. TTALT0N CAPTURED.
The following named officers Of the 10th viz
gina Artillery Battalion were captured with Gen:
Ewelrs corps Baj Robertson, Captain
Hargrove, Capt A Williams, Lieu. " Scraggs
Lieut. G II Smelser, Lieut. Peter Vadeu, Lieut.
Furaoyhoagh, Lieu. W Hunter, Lieut. Pendle-
Ton Smith a-i Lieu: jno II Lewis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
MISS NEZ Floyd,

TheQcknowedged iavOrite Of Richmond, has kindly
volunteered, and will sing some OF her most charming
ballads
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
md DISPOSITION " TIE
UNION TROOPs IN YLR1IELI IND VEST
EPV NORTH CAROLINA.

MOVEMENTS md DLSF JSITl0Y or TIE
UNION TR0OPs IN YLR9LELI IND VEST
ERN NORTH CAROLINA.
We learn that the Second, FiHh and sixth Corps
Of the Army Of tie Potomac have retarled from
App9mstioz Cou-; House where Lee capitu'ated,
to Burksyile Junction, AID gone iato camp there
while the Twenty fourth Corps Is reported 70 have
accompanied Sheridan, Who moved southwark to-
wards Dal7iIe on the day following the surren-
DER Ba kssyille IS 70 be the headquarters Of Gen.
Meade, who was lei: ty Gen. Grant il command Of
the troops.
Gen. Stonenaa moved INTO Western North Caro-
Ina from Tennefsee al tie head CT eigh: thousand
infantry and siZ thousand ca7a!ry, aud when last
card from wasa5ou. thirty miles FROM Greensboro
and sity niles Southwest Of Dauyille. His object
was understood to be - CIT tho railroad midway
between these two places, neG- wentworth, in
Rockingham county. Refugees from Dal7ille ave
reported that he had reschsd tho railroad and there
Is little doa5: hat re A-s 5oao SO, though tlere is
as yet no oE,ci-' .a.ehEs-ca Of Ito fact.
while StOnemsn has been moving through West
ern North Caro,.as, .Ls remainder Of tie east
Tennessee coI5nr," consisting Of tie iaEDtry o.
tho Fourth Corps, 'ge.he- with various Other de-
!achments, has been rush.rg steadily and 1lilter-
rap:edy through sot;h-aes,e.n Virginia, IN the
direction of Lynchb-rg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
GRAND CoMPLIMENTARY BENEFI


The renowned Vions assisted By al Tue stars o. this
mammoth troupe. New songs, dances and buresl1es.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,
N Corner Seventh and Broad st-esE
MRS. h. MAGILL... -haLat -tss
R. D. OGDEN. Acting and Stage Manager
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL @, isC5
First night Of :he
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER,
in which
MSS SALLIE PARTlNGTON
will srstln the Heroine. IN which she will rers nat
FIVE DISTINCT CHARACTERS.
This piece will be placed upon tie stage with great
care, al the characters being sustained by
COMPETENT ARTIsTES.
To conclude with the two.act Comedy Of
ANDY BLAKE.
VIII soon be produced, with grand effect grand histoF-
cal play in acts by R. D. Ogden, entitled
ROBESPlBRRE;
or,
THE FATE OF REVOLUTIONS.
ap20-lt
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- FLORLDA gEf2URR.

Roccuags from RIO Ja1srS reproe NJ thit the
Brisihaa Goyernmen. has re! bed from Secretary
Seward IL csse.-l aisaya5al oe the act OF Captain
Collins, ia seiairs tie Florida ia BAHIA, and a
p-o-'ise ,hlt re would be Suspended from BIZ rank
aud tried. -ao crow % tfe sllrias ere 70 be 70
leased, and Aaa-s psid .7th3 Bs@a.i AZ, bat nc
rsr d.a.ilu Il . 30 ua'o fr, G4si1s Of tn
P,o-i1., vaie. e a. g. 50 a7 bsaa acei e'tsl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21

Mss E. MA6ILL.... hanaesress
R. D. Ogden. Acting and Stage Manager
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21

Received nightly Will the aos. unbounded delight by
an audience composed Of he ellie Of the city both civil
and military, 70 witness their
CHAsTE PARLOR ENTEETAINMENTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21

FRIDAY EVENING, APaIL q 1865,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21

BUCKLEY. & GUDD'5 CELEBRATED NINsTRELs
ASDBRASS BAND.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21
DUCKLEY ~ 8UDD's
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OPER A H @ U S Z,
Franklin street-one door below Exchange -Ic.e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-21

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