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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10

A VALUABLE RECIPE.-The following
recipe for making chow chow pickle, is
said to be the most delightful, cheap,
and palatable combination, and the best
pickle that can be placed upon the table:
Take one large head of slaw cabbage,
two large punches of celery and twelve
onions; slice all fine, and salt we'll After
twenty -four hours, drain well, and cover
with vinegar, to Iemain twelve hours.
Then drain from the vinegar add four
red peppers and two green ones, finely
cut up one ounce of tumeric, quarter
pound of mustard seed, two tablespoon
fuls of mixed mustard, one spoonful of
allspice, half the quantity of cloves, one
tablespoonful of black pepper, halfcup
of sweet oil, one cup of brown sugar;
mix all together, and cover with vinegar
More celery may be used, if desired.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10
EXT B A! Elk TR Al!
Gre at . ale
Boots, Shoes and Caters.

I'M AND AFTER TUESDAF, JAN-
" UARY oath, 1865, we will offer at our Store
room, No. 1876 Main street one OF the largest
and best assortments of Boots Shoes and Gait
ers, at greatly reduced prices, lower than ever
offered before in this city. We are determined
to sell lower than any other house in order to
prepare for our spring trade, and we challenge
competition in quality and price. All are invi;
ted to call and examine both our wholesale and
retail stock. We are confident that purchasers
will find great bargains by calling at our store
on and after the above date. Remember
K PORTER g. SONS,
l35 Main street. opposite Union street
ian25-1m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10

In BAD FIX We yesterday heard
of a gentleman who has for some time
past been specializing in oil lands, who
has realized so much money that he does
not know what to do with it. He said
if he kept the money he was afraid that
before many years rolled by it would be
worthless, and ii he invested it in lands
in Western Virginia, the prices were so
rapidly increasing that he would he COM
PEELED to sell the lands to prevent good
bargain and speculation being lost. He
started with five hundred dollars capital
two years ago and is now worth over half
O million.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10

LECTURES ALI Burnett will Lecture
at Washington Hall, for the benefit of
the Wheeling Library Association, on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, Goth and
2lst instants. The subject for the first
lecture will be "Humors of Poetry" We
are confident the lectures will prove a
success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison served up in the best style at The
Office" saloon under Washington Hall. A choice
lot OF wines liquors, alos &c, always on hand.
If GAUS g. WARNAFELDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10

FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters eggs, but
ter, meats, and everything pertaining to first
class grocery establishment, for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle & Co., at the Boat Store, corner
Monroe and Water streets. Call and see.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10
CITY ITEMS.

MORE LUCK YET-The rush for books
and gifts at the Metropolitan Gift Book
Store, I53 Main street, still continues,
and still the people are drawing hand
some articles of silver-plated ware and
jewelry, which costs them tritie less
than nothing. A large crowd attended
the sales yesterday and last evening, and
went away delighted with their luck
You cannot buy book but what you get
handsome present. The book you get
for less money than you can buy it else
where, and the present is worth from
fifty cents to one hundred dollars Mr..
Hutchinson conducts his business on SCI
entifc principles, and is never so well
satisfied as when he sees satisfied eounte-'
nances before him He invites every
body to come and see the books andpres-
ents. You need not buy if you don't feel
like it, but if you do you will be the
gamer byit Call in to-day and see what
is going on No risk-nothing but gain
any way you can act-if you buy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10

Lubin's rauglpannl !olle, Pdwis'
This widely and Justly celebrated article. which
is used throughout Europe, and considered ne,
cessity in the toilet of every lady is now for the
first time introduced to the ladies of America.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is unrivalled for removing CHAPS, BLOTCH-
ES, CHAFFS, and other impurities OF the skin,
rendering it SOFT, CLEAR, SMOOTH, and
BEAUTIFUL.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving
freshness to the complexion, and healthy hue
to the skin with Youthful Softness.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER.
Is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle. ON
the inside of Kid Gloves, enabling a tight 4 pve
to be drawn on and off with ease, and prevent
ing their being soiled by perspiration. After
the glove is withdrawn. it leaves the hand
Smooth, Soft and White with delicate soft
ness and perfume
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is used to remove all all ROUGHNESS and red
ness of the Hands, Arms and Face. 1t softens
CORNs, and all other cutaneous excresccnces
PRICE 25 CENTS e. 80 CENTS,
according to size Of package
f~Sept by mail on receipt of price.
For sale by WILCOX a. co"
Prin. Agents, Isl Water Street, New York
Also by the principal Druggists and PERU
mers dec22-2m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-10

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
Cough or Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Contre Wheeling and druggists generally.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS.

w dOLESALA 0hOOEhS.
1885. TRADE OF Isss
LIST, MORRISON & co.,
WHOLESALE GRoeERS,
Produce Dealers.
HENRY &. LIST
John LIST IS q 50 Main st.,
BENZ: DAVENPORT, WHEELING W. VA
VIE DESIRE TO CALL THE AT
w TENTION of the trade TO our unusually
large and well selected stock OF goods Thien We
are prepared to offer on the most favorable terms
Our facilities for transacting business being
equal TO any house in the city, We hope TO oner
inducements to the trade, and especially 10
CLOSE BUYERS, SHORT TIME and CASH
MEN. 30
Particular attention win be paid to orders, and
goods and invoices will be promptly despatched
We confidently expect the continued patronage
of our old customers and solicit cali from those
who have never purchased from US
We ask attention TO the list ofleading articles
enumerated below.
100 BAGsCHoICE RIO COFFEE.
50 Prime 80 Oh. d.. ~
loo Boxes Hummers Essence Coffee.
81 f.L. W F.E 80
Is 100 BARRELS Haycmeyers and other stan
dard brands SYRUP.
Is HHDs NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
50 ." Porto Rico
100 Bbls Refined
25HALF CHESTS IMPERIAL TEA,
81 Gunpowder
% Young Tyson
l10 Caddic Assorted
% LA -
100 Boxes and Halt Boxes Dark Tobacco,
S's los and l2s
d Butts Light Tobacco .'sand Is,
81 Caddies Dark Tobacco rs
50 =" Light Tobacco, Is and los
30 Navy Tobacco Ps,
a5 Barrels Smoking Tobacco
100, 900 Wheeling StOga Cigars,
81, 900 choice German
p Kegs Gedge's Six-Twist Tobacco
100 Boxes CARROTS Pack SMUT
10 Bbls. 80 Bladder Snuff
. - u u .a.V
1000 BBLS. KANAwHA SALT,
Dairy Salt, Pittsburgh Salt
-.. 81 ,-'
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
Candlewick, Cotton and Linen Twine
MACKEREL, Nos. l, 2 and 3, in Barrels
and half barrels.
Lake Herring, White Fish,
Scotch Herring.
SOAP, TALL0W CANDLES
Star Candles, Hotel Candles,
Lard Oil Carbon Oil Petroleum Oil.
GROUND AND GRAIN SPICES,
of all kinds.
Soda DYE Stuffs and Grocers' Drugs
Window Glass Bed Cords,
Nails OF all sizes,
Buckets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper,
Matches, Washboards,
Powder, Shot Lead, Brooms, &c, Sc, so.
1900 BBLS SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR,
500 - Extra Family Flour,
500 D." Champion
Reliable and best brands of Flour constantly
on hand.
Bacon, Lard, Cheese and Provisions generally.
jan2i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-28
CUR BOYS ARE C0aIgG HoME

Thank God, the sky IS clearing
The clouds are hurying past;
Thank God: the day is nearing
The dawn is coming fast.
And when glad herald voices
ShsI tell us peace has come.
This thought shall most rejoice uk
Our boys arc coming home =.
Q mother. calmly waiting
For that beloved son
Q sister. proudly noting
The Victories he has won.
. maiden, softly humming
The love song while you roam
Joy. soy, the boys arc coming
OR hoy are coming hone
Ana yct-oh. keenest sorrow
They're coming, but not alI
Full many dark Tomorrow
Shall wear It's sable pail
Fer thousands who arc sleeping
Beneath tic empuyplei loan
Woe! woe for those we're weeping,
Hho never will come home
Q sad heart, hush ny gricyiug
Wait but little while
- hatrrg sr8 believing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-28

Important % Families Of Volunteers.
Judge. REID has kindly Landed Us tie
following copy Of a~ which passed the
AZ Legislature. abi.h VI. be found Of
.a-erss: 10 many e CIT readers:
Szc.IoS Section two q cLspter IL
+ Tia. genera, laws q 1851, Is hesety a.
.merhe. a. . .e.d as Flowing. See
ron :. The term .&;nily' 81 faniHes,
saera i occurs II It's ac., shsl te con
..rned 10 mean the wife living with ard
actually dependent upon he soldier f1r
s3pyort .. the TINS Of his en,.z,neut or
f-'Cg lfaf'ed o.. having 10 wife Is above,
" l. tie vile shalt nave ieser;ei hi. chi5d
= c.'i!3reA tAeu hs children der four
Tech 'eafs q age; q, having 10 vie or
ca:i.s~, lheD H.. lEilgshi snoltqr actua.-
dr5-ucsn. up.a hl, ;.Jor FOR support.
~! ~h9 actually r=se9-t the p~aceede Of
ths t-hGr If he sa.4.gr m her arpaCr,
.-,c- 20 I'll. 3n..straat rr>-Ei13, that in
- case shai. a faaeLer b. entitled 20 ex-
"a pav ii sae bss husband living or resi-
ing win hef al he date q her a9p,i,c-
s-1n, Or. having 80 wife oF children, Or
iufisen, tuosher, then the iafrn O. in
a!geaL f2,hes, actually md ~huily disa-
5ir,i !ruu supporting himself, and wholly
.agauiey. a:on the abor Of sad sod er
support, a;''.a slime If Re oaE.s;sorlt Or
=5rg drafted II any Gaze IN ai.oh lhedc-
eniau@e Of = pqren. la tvrn ~ SHALL ta
7aasfe-se- rom the husband 20 s"n. b.
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20 T. pr r.. srny correspondent
P "tta rs. meeting j. Grea: and
- ras a.s tgra few moments, VIXEN
,e s,s@ oG;-ors ware e!a..'od Lse
gsea died a. v.-a eat lie was
a4aIy dressed il gray cloth, wishou: o.
ramon' During the interview, he was
,.sas .ac.,asn 81. showed 10 temper or
aoris- alton lie b:vouacked tie night
vs. he grave rear -, a1i in the
aosa.sg afesA fasted n 8 corn dodger
"a oro but lev O. is oficsTs suspected
Tat u amorf.a'ea su,.crdeI.ng his
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$50, 600 VI iscoDsin Cur
TGncv ID anteo.

I have use FIR the above amount Of IsEz-
/ CanssD Currency, and have seVtcaj
thousand ceres Of tie best farming lands in
MaDtoHoc County, WHICH will sell a. very
low prccs-and take in payment WISCONSIN
CURRENCY, AT PAR Nov Gsufjemen, IS
the time to secure a 8ooi !arm Al . very lo*
prce and use Hith0ps ioss tn poor money you
have CHARLES CAIN
Nabirowoc, Aprii i2 1865
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IS q core was 80 often ane 80 peculiar!
exposed were ever po~e1iesa iS 81 wrong
y 'o' : sal 'o' us portrait 70 one,'' Law,
f 't.' 'o"'o,'' slao''7 80 s't' "''.'
e.,'' 'i''"'I, "no 70 nc p''' '-s' '''''
>'na''' NIX H'io S'o''7 -, 4r'' -,
cas ,GH OF. MS sting ~ s i',"s
"o.' 10y ~ "a, n"I 80 49,: ~ "p' a.
L@,-.7 49, l','s .tn. .-.-a;,
~ ~ - -. 49,
,,. 80 80. -, .,.... ..,. ..,., = :,
80 .azsz..--1 :.,,.,..I,.
,.tan :. 1e19 49, .a,s 81 :,'aTba
s--.,...,.
: -. e. s,,.r, ,s.,,.:,,s, - .nL:. No.,
-. -. -. -. i.
! - 3''9 ''..S ga. INC 10. ''N''s -''1 'Sa''
zLJ la0S' Horribly ieca.. A't4 % iaF -
E0r1C trance
soo0 learned t. love the iran II was
/ easy /" 4" 80 10. .H4iHre TAI eudowed
/ h''a with ih't rars. but harp? g!t:s'~to
! have pleasure IN 9'F'I.g pleasure, ano pam
/ ~ ~ ng pam w5Hie tl'S lie was. a. 81
! at sHea35 se.'Hle'' 10 to . pfaclcaI COB
! men on III. ".n 1beS,
- They may rail at this life from the hour
eegan lT,
'' lou'" Il = i'9 -u'' u AiI''ile'S anu oii7''
hsd "ahy waks Wal Hih = 81
! ton.- along BIS teFra"e VA. .-- euHuz
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~ my Ca eHdAf
"a. a:. whittier ti.lr.


t..aa 81. 40 whittier days
lie ,get lIusa.t noted lae ,.ma IN biz
Diary EEogemter, 1915
!. 80 = the year 1872 lDais LIS &C
+. ..as.a,are il itobtin. lis aas III me ia,
r.2eness ot iuE.dle aga,--lAsn, ia cv.r.
Tie poet Of all circles, sE4 a..8 IDOL u
! lis own. ~ his visits TO hl3 naive ely
were few snd far between, the power 10
zee him, and esvecIslty IT, h;cr MA, eas
} toon o. nagu.u4e j has Iuoaed,
ue2t, when, seated NJ the piano, 10 gave
Tasee 70 tae g.oriuls Melodies hat a!e
J4stly !rgaiJyQ 80 the nUsJ valuable Or
his Iega1ies TO mankind. i car teas:i
that evening SIS windy e. if II wese Dot
sennlEA. old f.: the graceful man, auual
sn4 sam il figure. hls Hpturnsd {! IS era
eloquent features giving force 10 the Eusl:
/ that accom- panied lIe s0ugs, OF rather TO
lie songs hat accompanied the music,
Dublin vs.. tnen the home q much Of
/ .!.a uative talent that stler~ ard iJuuG ~
way 10 England and there were scme,
iU.a drew together Tie vt and gealUs
! 10 which thai city has always been Is
NETS 10 such al evening make :efer>
! cncc Il was y! Ehe house Il Dir S!oe:e,
/ then High Sheriff Of tie Couusy OF Uub-
! ii, aud w.s introduced there by .ac
ley. lasr.es Ms.ulin.
Among s.e guest 4. Nr. Siee..e Nyre
pas. t.5uet mother, al1 s'stsr,-g Ae
sister 10 whom he Was 80 lel41u:.F at
man, nothing more, ard as>nlnlnk 10 te
! Dolning uloie, than q Dublin tEadesman.
/ The another evidently possessed a far
! ::-Her :lIh9. She, TOO, 8ao TsllTing aDd
/ u",letcnd!ns, -, Ike her sou n teagGTes,-
j cjlh sAe sa3ue g"utie, yet sparkling e. G,
flexible MD etniIlng mouth, and klnIig
/ and coGcilaJng raaE4ers. Il vas 80 be
.asrneo .oBg afterwards. how deep w&s
lho atfec,;on that existed u tie poe :
aaayt for these humble relatives, how fer
v.1 the love he bore nl,-Low Garnet
lie 5e,pec. wi.A wh,,4 he ,aga:lsoln igeaL
. ttem, Ia. how ee9a5e4 rxa he
3. p...o ul;L which Ia e%ardsl 'ueH4 ron
h,ss 20 Las
The sister, Ellen, was, believe. siighu)
reformed al least, The memofy 10 ne is
lhst uf suaa!, delicate woran, with one
shoulder "oul" The expression Of Ter
oonn,enacce bs,otoued suffering, having
that pe"c.ar sharpness WHICH usuaut
accompanies severe spd co1.ir.uus bodily
a!lmens, saw more of her sone scare
aflern ard, and knew !ha6 her mind aud
disposition were essentially loVeao.e.
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Wa ire ut1or ul -anons 10 senate 7
r. tor Int Zoe. received. among
aaI- au o1 .a- ,-,e.s.aure ,jiur
,.os EIs.1 ar.-s.a srd tuaaa, sad con
saa.rc ! .arge araasts 81 sa.uay.e matter
aot . Lei1Iud IL +.r o,her publication.
-t'a6,boYgan jeHraaI
Wass: the Shanghai Senator from
81 gan coaat, gtyIag presents to the
coppe'nesa Joar"0!f It proves that
Ire ueaorsb Senator la. SONS Of the
"ak n hu.asu k;r3na. eff in bis
Te. -sa,r4.h a l1e four nemhers
-@ tie -.na.s have .aEzolen @ gee
4e s.os blas B,n%, Or even s
....y-, E, 4rr other KID Il a tos., 7
we .a.I ~ Senator k<~-.sr 81 a1s.c.se
erlt zarls Is
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The Oldest Woman IN the World.

The town Of Caledonia, in Columbia
COUNTY Wis not coEten: with furnishing
the oldest man in tie world Joseph Circle,
now cla'ms to number among the resi-
deuts the oldest woman in the wolld-an
lndian woman. ke nav ka BIZ name, wi1-
ow OF the famous ch e. Of tae Wiunebaso',
Chou Ga rah. and mother OF the caiei,
Scha-chip-ka-ka The son, Soha>chip ks-
ka, il Bow alive, would be ll9 years Of
age This is stated on the authority Of
l5!n De Ia RuDde, q citizen "f Ni<coa-
sin, row living, Vho is married 20 great
grand daughter Of the old sCaaw and is
hI,Hrelf quite an oh man. This O d sqGaW
- Also tie great g.sat~QFeat- grand mother
Of q Mis- hFchsnge GFignon, Is years Of
ace, now living in Wisconsin, whose faith
Ar has fUit records of he family history,
10 add 20 ,be testimony, au Old c.lef
oysrsI0 Years vi age gen,aa eD4k2,Fa,
nov 'lvf-g SAYS has OIL X nav k Is. ...s
2re=l-gf 'aather tai, w0nan cA0aog
be les nHn $50 years u ara, aud - b.o
bshiy he desj woLnaa n Ire world
\ newly married bride in Lawrence
Co Peonsy jysnia sei ont on horseback
l. rits 81 .he .a,IwaT ststion, har hustspd
& ;rg across Sic fe.3 10 meat her At lho
star.os. - sue d;,t not come 10 tho sls-
tioo her husband went hacI, to mae, her,
and found her dead in Tie ROAD, having
baen thrown from her horse aud killed.
'..--------------s .--------.
Gs~ The Ti5uas's Washing .ou's spec
iai SAYS Genera! Grant made the e..
nouucement on his way TO Warrington,
thai he wapid demonstrate 30 the govern
N that eag aia's'y ezpeasss n.sy how
b reduced cne ani.'io0 ooi,aI wtiio1. f.
frncinx al ali sp"H necessary 81 ef.ct "
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bs othsre!se than pleased al what lie saw
passing in my niud .
nheD Lord Wsiesie, (Lo,d Lisuten-
ant after the death Of the f.thcr, pro
po>ed to continue the bali pay to the sis
tes. Moore declined Tbs cffer. although. he
acds -" Gnd knows how useful such aid
would be to ne ga God alone knows TOW
an to support all the burdens now heap
cd upon TIE = aud his wife st home was
pannsng how they might he abs
10 DO with nne SeEgaEt," IN order that they
nigt! Il t@:tey sGs to assist his mother.
The poet vas born al the corner of
! Auogi4s Street, Dublin, On the 23th Of
/ Msg; l579, end died a. Superior, on lie
25.h of Febsuary, 1852 n The age of
seyentf -'wo Whas full life J. WAS
Indusir> fe.low-wo;,er Hiih Genlns Fof
nearly s1.y YEAR,.
I lie wss sort II " show-chlld almost
from his brit ard could ba,ety yak
wen it rs jestincls ss,i Il him, be pass
! cd s.. hls nights wIsh fairies Oh he hills.
, Almost hia carries, memory was having
heen crowned king {: cast 9 BY some OF
'is Diag-t.llovs st his fra, school he
WA su29tcy 81 the srhooimasfer ; - ihir
! ran ,..svs o!d 10 had written nnatrv that
atract.d ou.' ;pstifad admiration. In
1877 he vsss .,rlau Of mark :" at the
Ip.vsr,,.y - 1898 a, TIE ape II niue au>
ne lad nsta con il-rsble urclrees ia
trars's.ng the Ojes Of Asncreon: and Ia
/! 1909 ~ vae r4lrouizsd and fial;ered BY
I me Prince Of " .ies. ~hs was happy 10
/ ..upu man IT MS abilities. and i,upej
thsy might have may opportunities Of
! enioyiuo eacD others society.
Il. -arIIAaf y>rl,ffed V0 - Poems tx
r., -, So, ia .,l;.n, ~
,nn,}., avid 7a;Eans mer;.ed .onasn.laf.o.
~ r.ase'- own s,.e!irs in reference %
/ .f,.ta coasaAitiarg Of lis mere, and
, ,Lavlh,fass bggfoo,! il nav be rrrht 10
nan.s two q tha dearest e HE frjsuds.
! Ihns write. Isl. pow1ns Of Th0na.
Moore, IN aiIu.jon 10 reg puero. -
r. 49, a nc. 800 81
~
: ~ - H''
! !'0'.'S'. &c s-'.'.-'' ~
''o' y ~ go; s'"7 = -. = -
e'''l
1 7"'P'H'S -
'.'0 - ,'''' ,'' - :
VI 'fEN+ '.-'' 'i''''''9E ~ Ai'~'' N'O
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a IaAszET--Ibe emperor OF the French
bas ,ent = magudcsh, chaice OF gold 70
the priest ytlhe small char.h Of uoboken
: hs'e his -siessy lived IS Drivs:e ,e,3tls.
man durixg h.f s'rr IL America
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ri Il n 1T Q " Q Z

,uiDAY MORNING APbiL IS. 1865.
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THOMAS MOORE.

Mr.. nsLt. TIE 1rlsH STORY TELLER
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That dear home. that saving Ark,
Where love true ight II last We found,
Cheering within, when all grows dark
And ccnltortlcss and stormy around
That IS the tribute Of Earl Russell 10
.he wife Of the poet Moore -" The ex-
ceiierce q h. "lfe's mora. character. her
perseverlng eeGnouy, made hoF Je.Jer
sBd ever s richer eOmpaul01 - Moore
| than ha sieiress oi tea shoassnd year
would have been. uish less oevotiou 10
her duty. ana less s.eadlnes OF coDduct."
Moore speaks Of hIs slfss Democratic
pride 1t was the pride that was ever
: Stove mean action, ana shIch sustained
/ aim in the proud INDEPENDENCE tlas
marked lis chsraoLer fton bi1th 30 death.
In March, le45, his defy co. sem. this
SAD passage: 1859 las. OF NV i've CHI
dTeu is gons, and we are Iets DESC a.s saa
alone. rot siag.e relation have Il
suis world" lilo la-AoJ naa died 10 1925,
bis sweet a.thss IA 1882 /; " e3o.iieui
A.l' 80 ic4G so. his ct!areA ang ~,
tF aa0;a4G, lHgez oi jue;n IN YU9fH, aa4
go giean ~ IL nG .ae.l - bis twc L.vs
tn!a &a5 1.uss-- l-.. 8 s.-I.aal Ell s.. 6, bona
,iIea q Ailica - 1915, 40 officer IN TIE
french service the other 4. nIcpeTtgn N
1912, soon after ~. Feturn floh ludIs.
ha.,aa been CON psijed by lli.heaith 10 r.
- he CoumissioU ae II lieutenant IL the
25.4 Regiment
Ia 1885 ,he inGleBc. o. Lord Laus,
doana obtained ioF Moore pension Of
.sEsa tgndfed pounds yesF from LoIh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15

A dispatch from Secretary Stanton
to Gen. Dix, 10 oar afternoon tale-
graphic matter, states that Gen Sher-
man had communicated with the De
psrtment from Laurel Hill, n. C.. where
he was on the sgh inst Laurel Hill IS
8 station on the Wilmington, Chsylot e
and Rutherford Railroad 81 miles from
Wilmington. 1t is about equally dis
tant from Charlotte on the northwest
snd Fayetteville on the northeast and
on the direct road to Raleigh 1t Is
gratifying to know that he has been
doing finely, and taat his army is in
good condition. His position Is north>
west Of Wilmington, and If Sehofeld
expects Terry. TO cooperate with the
swift moving columns Of the gallant
conqueror, he must hurry him up.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15

Lieut. Col Woodford, of the l27th n.
Y. Volunteers is now Provost Marsha
at Charleston. la December, Is GO, he
visited that city on business. He was
waited on one day by committee of
citizens and informed that he had bet
ter leave the city, ,inasmuch as he was
a northern man, and was, besides, sus-
pected of being an abolitionist He
was placed on board a steamboat and
forced to go north. He is now "the
right man in the right place
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15
NOTICE.

Is consequence Of the deicsity 10 keeping tNe
4 city supplied WITH water owing 10 the partial
anairciloa 81 the rainers sf the end Of the pipss
on me uVer, We sre compelled 20 proinbIt ne iise
a ne water 81 the City Water works ior ne par.
pose q spnnkhng the streets. until the afoIszaid
obs'ruciiOns aFe removed. snd We would mosi
earnestly request Tia citizens % observe the utmost
economy the use 81 water soF domegf an1 otter
purposes. JNo. HUGH SMITH, MAYOR.
AND. ANIEElsUN, chm " y Com.
JOS o. SMITH
msrl4-lW W. 3. HALEY