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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-02

ID OF LIME-We have been appointed AGENTS
for the above fertilizer, and respectfully solicit
orders. Below we copy q letter received from the
well. known house OF Messrs. McIlwaine * Co.,
Petersburg who have sold Il during the past two
seasons, and have the most fattering reports:
PETERSBURG, Va, February 20 1867.
MssSrs. d. !. Stokes 4 o., Richmond Va.:
Dear Sirs,-Your favor of - received contents
noted. In taking the agency Of /" Bradley's Super
Phosphate OF Lime " you get fertilizer which has
proven itself in our hands TO be fully equal, and In
spring we sold some ios tons as an experiment,
and the deman for this season promises 10 be very
active. We have sold already 200 tons.
Your obedient servants,
-. NICKNAME & Co.
We are also sole agents for the SEA FOWL
GUANO Tfe 231 A. Y. STOKES IL co.
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GENTLEMEE'S LIST.

JAPANESE TEA.-Just received at
sD the tsa store, T9l Main street. lot Of superior
JAPANESE TKA, which makes my assortment
Hal Young Hyson, Ooiong, English Breakfast,
and Jspanese The attention OF families h called
to this establishment, they are sure Of getting
Sood article Of imported Teas at u saving Of from
hsn IA fftsen per cent. - J. H. ANTHONY,
10 Gts six doors above Spots y ood Hotel.
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8irhmond 1ispatth.
AUCTION Sales This DGy.

VIII be sold at Tardys warehouse at o'clock,
fourcass half-pounds manufactured tobacco,
the Same having been damaged on the steamer
Ellie Knight. rt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
AlaIATURR ALAANAC-AAIcH ,, h0.
nm rises. s.97 Noon rises....:..... -
un sets s............ s.3s High tide, p. n..... Leg
PORT OF RICHMoED. MAscH / s0.

H.+G EOhI VIZ 1itnaONUs AAASA s~s'-
Steamer SaratogA. King. New York, merchandise
and passengers, 6.F. Watson.
Steamer Albsmsrls. Bourne, New YORK, mef'
~chandise and passengers, D. Ayrss 20:
Schooner Albert Mason, -, New Ioss' nss'
chandise Rogers Croweli.
Schooner J q. Calhoun, Wilson, bsnimose. HOE,
Old Dominion Mail Works, and nsh 70 =. j.
Stokes Co.
steamer sarStogs. King, New York, msrchsn-
disc and pssssngsrs, @. y. Wstsoa-
Staamsr John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. msr.
chandtsc and passengers, l.. b. Tstum.
Steamer AlbcmAris, Bourne, New Iork, mer.
eh andise and passengers. 3. Ayres Co.
Schooner Mary, Turner. kasssrn Shore.
Three schoonen in Ssvsn-mils Reach, beating
mp the river. 9s-
MEMoRAxDA.
PHrLApELpHIA, February 7s-Clsared, schooner
Reading Il. Il. No. ~, Powell, for Istsn0oIf.
Schooner Nellie TaTbox, PsndIston, .sStee
Srom Charleston for New Orleans On kne sstn u
Exw fosx, February ss.-Clssrsd, schooner
Adslizs. LoyelAnd. for fetsrsbIg.
BY rRLEGRlPH.
NEW York. March i.--Arrtvsd, steamer Wash'
lAss1 ssXfiYxI, Harch !.-Arrivsa, steamer Asia.
LiyoYpOol - - tMt
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JUIIrs SrEESBocs, ESQ, OF the house Of julius
sTssSBocK & Co arrived from Europe day OF
two since, and assures us that he 10 confident he
hasuSt the goods at Just the prices for this market
and he is determined 10 Offer such Inducements -
will suit our merchants. We are glad 70 welcome
enterprise in the shape Of such valuable citizens
as Mr. sTBBSBocK. We want more such men, and
with them oar PROSTATE trade viii revive, our
prospects brighten, and our reliance upon our
selves be Arm and immovable.
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yMRssEs. HOLLAND & Co., No. 70 Main street,
continus to attract large share Of public patron
age by their simple aud popular plan Of disposing
Of their stock.
A variety Of valuable articles have been pur-
chased during the short time they have been open.
Amongst them many valuable watches, esston'
butter dishes; also. large quantity OF dfy goods'
linen hsndkerchisfs, hosiery. &c.. &c.
This arm has no connection with any other that
has ever visited our city.
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BAsE-BALL.-A match game will be
played between the r. +. Lee and the
Southern Baseball Clubs at 10 o'clock to-
day, on the grounds Of the Ashby, opposite
Howard's grove.
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i ARRxs7 FOB, AssAvLT AND BAfrnf-
Martin Driscoll and Augustus foee were
arrested Yesterday for sssauiting and bsst-
Ing Edwin GOckc.a Jsmcs Roach was ~.
raigned yesterday for this ohsnee, and tho
case was coatinusd ia ordsr t0igive time
for the arrest Of the above-mentiooed par.
ties, who were charged by Cooke with being
loarficfpators In the assault.
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THANKS FOR PAPER.-To the Harnden
Express Company. g
TURNER has our thanks for late Wash
ington papers. The mail brought us none.
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i ARREu.--G Gebhardt Ross was on yester-
day arrested Cor having IN his possenieu
shawl stolen from Oyerton Smith,,
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FERTILIZERS.
~. FERTILIZERS.
THE SOUTHERN FERTILIzING
t COMPANY. sgtv
PROFESSOR WILLIAM aILHAM. CHEMIST.

| n HAf#E
orpIcR Axp WAREHOUSE coRNIR OF TWENTY.
SECOND AND CARr srRRETs.
This Company is now prepared 10 MI orders for
CRUDE and FINE ECRUsEED PERUVIAN GUAFo,
selected account OF its superior duality. Ncon-
tains 1875 per cent. ammonia;
PH0sPH0.PERUvIAN 6UAE0,
composed OF pure Peruvian and Phosphate
Guano. mixed and ground;
OLD DOMINION FERTILIZBR,
containing 4 per cent. ammonia and per cent.
soluble phosphate of lime;
TOBACCO FERTILIZER,
containing per cent ammonia, and prepared
with special reference to the requirements Of the
tobacco crop.
Pare nns.ground NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER, In
strong barrels and bags.
NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.
All persons desiring Circulars will please for
ward their address to JOHN kNDERS.
NH lin President.
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NOCOAN UTS.-FRESH COCOA.
u NUTS, Just received; nifty boxes ORANGES
just reserves wv 'N' LOUIS J. 6bssIRUx,
far laig Main street.
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TRUSTEES.

Mrs. z. A. Y. MRARS, Baltimore. Nd.
MRS. J. II. SCHIERS, Baltimore, Md
MRs. J l.. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. w. l.. B0ST0CK, Baltimore, Md.
Mss. A. HAWKINS. Baltimore, Md.
Mks. DE-. A. g. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md.
MEs, CHARLES MCCUBBlN, Baltimore. Md.
MRs. Hon. JAS. LYONS, Richmond, Va.
MRS. JAMES THOMAS, Richmond, Va.
MRs. THOMAS BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
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WsoD's HAIR CRgAx.-Don't . fail to try this new
and elegant preparation put up by one OF our old
est 1t Is very fragrant, very nicely
gotten mp, and very shsap-only my cents .
bottle. # - #@-. ..F.#. e.t, n
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RoBBERY.-Peggy johnson, negress, was
arrested yesterday for stealing forty dol.
lars in currency from John D. James. Her
mother, Fanny Parker, Was also arrested for
receiving the, stolen money, knowing tho
same to have been stolen.
They were locked up and win be exam
Iined before the Mayor this morning.
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from 10 SOC, 900 are placed in
wheel the first number when drawn QUIT draws
the highast or frst gift the second number when
drawn outI the next highest, or second gilt, &c,
until the whole number Is drawn.
The distribution will take place after the con-
cert, where 5000 persons can witness II. com
miitee will be chosen from the audience TO take
charge OF the same. . -.
a correct list OF the awards as soon as published
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will bs supplied to all booksellers,
druggists, music dealers, &c., where they can Dc
obtained at ONE DOLLAR each, or In quantities at
club rates.
Circulars. containing full Instructions and terms
10 agents will be mailed upon the receipt OF stamp
for return postage.
orders may De sent to MS enclosing the money,
from 81 % S25, in n registered letter STAMP
order, draft, or express, at the following club
rates
Five tickets TO one address. ............... so
Ten tic kets to one address. 90
Twenty tickets 10 one address............... Is 90
Fifty tickets TO one address,. ~ 90
The names OF the agents viii be published from
Tickets will be supplied to agents at fftesn per
Under and In pursuance Of the provisions of the
internal revenue law his Honor, the Commis
sionsr Of Internal Revenue, has; upon que pdoSi,
tion 10 hold It's Gin Concert eEempa from az
charges Hhether from special tdror other dl1y In
respect TO such Git Concert 80. =.
Thu Is protection 10 all Agents ana exenPu
them from any and all liability for hesnse lax or
otherwise. EEssH.nH. . -
This exemption is made upon the ground that
the proceeds OF the sale Of tickets for this Cohcet
are 10 be devoted 20 charitable object And1s oat
another evidence Of the favor and consideration
which our efforts have been constantly met In
nearly every direction. 8~a .n ~.
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| iTUANO, GUANO.-We are now pre-
" pared to fill orders for the following fertilizers
at the lowest prices
PERUVIAN GUANO, crude and crushed;
MANIPULATED GUANO,
OLD DOMINION GUAS0,
TOBACCO FERT1LIZER,
BRADLEY's SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME,
SEAFOWL GUANO,
CLOVER and HERDsGRASS SEEDS,
LUMP PLASTER,
GROUND PLASTER.
We respectfully solicit orders co
fe 2l-2m A. I. STohES W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-02

A DIsoRpERLY CouPLz.--Pstrick o.
Flannagan, Charles J. Purcell, and Patrick
Lynch, Yankee soldiers, by way Of having
a little fun 20 Themselves, on yesterday
afternoon took on quantity o. "chain
lightning" and amused themselves at tho
expense of passers-by. They were inter.
rupted in their funny doingy, however, by
. policeman, who escorted them TO the
station-house. They will repent their do
ings before the Mayor this morning. -
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Tickets can be had IL the Musical Exchange OF
john w. DAyIES soss, Main street, Richmond,
Va; Of ". d WATERWAY, General Agent for
the counties ef HenIieo, Chesterfield. Dinwiddie,
and Prince George, Va. .
Address COMMUNICATIONS 70 box 80 Richmond.
Va. 70 2S-ts
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Ho1JsE AND SIGN PAINTING.

HOUSE AND SIGN IA PAlNTlNd'
rxsrH srIERr BRrwEEH HAIN AND GARY
win be pleased 70 receive orders from tnsir insnds
and the public generally Tor
poUsR SION. AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms m1aefaSSc; Scr
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n POLICE ,APP0INTNENTs.-Messrs. Pecor
and Chamberlayne were, appointed police.
men yesterday in the places Of Alley and
Jackson, discharged.
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The profits Of this concer. win be given TO the
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION,

SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION,
TO the suhjoned address from the officers Of which
wecall the attention Of the public:
We, the officers OF The Southern Orphans Asso-
citation for the maintenance and education OF the
destitute orphans Of deceased southern soldiers
and sailors, earnestly solicit the sympathy and
operation in our Grand Presentation Concert OF all
who desire to see the homo and school = enabled
TO roc Give aud care for all needy ones who seek its
shelter and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past contributions
and assistance, we again appeal TO them tc help
Us In q more extensive enterprise. 1t is the de-
sign OF the Association 10 erect Home and
School" for the orphans Of the South both male
Richmond, Va. As an inducement 10 have the
building located there, the Common Council Of
that city have guaranteed sufficient lot OF land
in an elevated and healthful location, and will in
crease the quantity Of land II needed.
II is with s confident hope IN favora Bile re-
sponse to this appeal TO public which has never
yet failed TO sustain charitable institution tn at
We have entered into an arrangement with Messrs
L. T. PALMER CO., No. 10 Holiday street,
Baltimore, to organize a Grand Musical Presents-
ton Concert for its benefit. and earnestly solicit
the kindly aid and patronage Of the public TO en-
sure It's success.
tsignedl
Mas. J. NJ. HAMMOND, President,
MRs DR.. J. 3. BEAN, Vice President
MIS-. E. A. MEARS, Treasurer.
Mas. DE-, a. 9; KIMBERLY, Cor; See'y.
DE-, 4. G: KiMBERIY, Financial ssc'y.
II. c. DALLAM, Esq., Counsellor.
BALTIMORE, February Is, 1861.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Freight Agent Union Line Adjutant- General
Agent National Express Company
Southern Accident Insurance Company; Insurance
Company Of America; Agent Franklin raper
Union. No 90: Treasurer OF the Southern Baptist
Convention Publisher OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school Paper Pastor OF Ebenezer
BAPTIST Church z. II. Y. J. E. u. w. L.
PACKAGE.
Page, Morton. ....
ALEXANDER SHARP, p. n.
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nRICEs FOR GUANo.-It is difficu

DRICES FOR GUANO.-It is difficult
+ 10 establish a permanent price for an article
that fuctuates with the value OF gold and such is
the case with PERUVIAN GUANO which can be
hnnght from the importer with no other money.
n also controls the value of all preparations OF
which Peruvian Guano forms the base.
The present rate Of gold calls for Tednefion IN
GUANO, which for the present, and until other
wise ad yertised are as follows:
REGGLAR PREPARATION, 1000 and ], 900 pounds,
SPECIAL ySi PREPlRATIoN, ,sss and s67 pounds, at
$75 per ton.
of the raw article with the addition OF 80 per
ton for cost Of grinding, loss in weight In this
Pio'o'0' "DN &. b. BENTLEY, Agent,
aat aid Eau RI anfh ktraet.
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GRNTLEMEN,s LIST.

Fisher, Miss J. Moore, Miss Anne
Brander, Miss Bette.
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LADIES' LIST.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST-OFFlCE
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EEYgRESCE2

General q. T. BgAuEEsARp, New Orleans. -
Bngadier- General ygsP. THOMPSON, New Or
leans.
Major. General 8. b. BUcKxEE, New Orleans. .cG
j B. BEAN, NJ. o., Baltimore. ee
J, BAJpgRsTos, NJ. D., Baltimore.
j. s. MORROW, Publisher, Baltimore formerly
OF j. y. Morrow Coz.
y.E. Nfsso, Baltimore late Of Richmond, Va.
O. u. kfIEFY, Baltimore.
q. McKEEvER Co.. Baltimore.
All orders and communications should be ad-
dressed 10 the CENTRAL OFFICE. r. i.
1T. PALMER & CO.,
No. 10 Holiday street Baltimore,
M0Dagtng Directors.
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nERUyIAN GUANO.-250 tons Pc
fom ~ latest importgtions Said by ths inspector
TO be the best cargo ever received IN this country
For sale by CHARLES HOWARD, (
" sS No. Fifteenth street.
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GRAND PRESENTATION MUSICAL CONCERT

500 OO0 tickets ~ the nominal price of 81 each-a
single ticket emitting the purchaser 10 gift
there being one gift TO every ticket. The gifts
as follows:
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orY1cR Axp WAREHOUSE coRNIR OF TwEsTI
sEcoxD AND CARr sTRRETs. ".s
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-31

widow OF Jacob Harmon. An act
for the relief of certain soldiers and
sailors therein designated. Joint reso-
luton authorizing the Secretary Of the
Navy to admit to examination Maui
rice Rece Evans, for admission to the
Naval Academy in September next.
An act supplementary to an act entitl-
ed can act to provide for the more ct.
ficient government ofthe rebel States"
passed on the I'd of March, 1867, and
the act supplementary thereto, passed
on the 23d day of March, 1867. A
Joint resolution of the House to carry
into effect the several acts providing
for the more efficient government Of
the rebel States.
The following bill did not become a
law by the refusal of the President to
sign it, the adjournment of Congress
preventing its veto. A bill to secure
equal rights in the District Of Colum|
bia.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-31
A MINISTER vICTIMIZED.

A most ludicrous scene transpired in
a place not a thousand miles from
Louisville, one night recently, which,
though little annoying to the parties
Immediately concerned, was yet so
innocent and funny, that we cannot
refrain from giving the general out
lines. Two sprightly and beautiful
young ladies were visiting their cousin,
young lady who, like her guests, was
of that happy age which turns every
thing into merriment. All three, who
were fond of practical jokes, occupied
room on the ground floor.
On the night in question the two
went to party and did not get home
till after twelve. Half an hour after
they had left, however, a young Meth
odist minister called at the house and
cravcd a nights lodging, which was
granted, and he was given the ladies'
room, and Fannie, the daughter, was tc
set up for the party-goers. She sta
toned herself in the parlor, but tn,
night being sultry she soon fell asleep
At the time mentioned the other two
young ladies returned, crept softly into
their room by the dim moonlight, anC
saw Fannie, as they supposed asleep
And they saw likewise apair of boots
They saw it all! 1t was one af Fan
nie's jokes, intended to scare them, 81
they would turn the tables on her! 81
lcntly they disrobcd, and at a givel
signal both jumped into bed, one OIL
each side of the unconscious person
exclaiming-"Oh, what a mani" ant
gave the bewildcred minister such
promiscuous hugging and tousling a
few persons experience in alifetime.
The noise awoke the old lady, sleep
ing in an adjoining room. She com
pretended the situation in a moment
and rushing to the room she opened tn
door and exclaimed-"My heavens
girls, it is man sure enough" Ther
was one prolonged scream; flash {
muslin through the door, and all wa
over.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-31

A CENTRE SHoT.-Henry Ward
Beecher, in a sermon delivered in
Plymouth Church recently, produced
the following picture:
Men seem ashamed of labor, and
often you will find men who have
made themselves respected by labor,
have built up a business and amassed a
fortune, who turn to their sons and
say: "You shall never do as l did ;
you shall lead different life; you
shall be spared all this" Oh, these
rich mems sons. They aim to lead a
life of emasculated idleness. Like the
polyp that floats useless and nasty
upon the sea, all jelly, all Aabby, no
muscle, no bone-it shuts and opens,
and opens and shuts, and sucks in and
squirts out again, Of no earthly account
influence or use. Such are these poor
fools. Their parents toiled and grew
strong, and built up their forms ofiror
and bone ; but denying this to theil
sons, they turn them upon the worlt
boneless, muscleless, simple gristle, ,ant
soft at that"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-31

JUDGE SHARswooD's unpopularity
in Philadelphia is being developed in
the manner with which the financiers
bankers, manufacturers, merchants and
business men generally regard his past
course. By his decision in reference
to legal tender currency, he created
more confusion and individual loss
among business men than did any 9TH
er judicial officer in the United States
by decision from the bench. On this
account the business mctroolis are re-
solved to cut Sharswood at the ballot
box. They aver, and justly so, that a
man who struck blow at the credit of
the nation in the hour ofits peril, is
not to be trusted in peace when its
highest hOnors are to be distributed.
Hence the Merchants, manufacturers
and bankers of Philadelphia, who are
practical men, and who produce the
the wealth which maintains the Gov
ernment, will oppose Sharswood.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-31

IT will be good thing for the bro
kers and bankers if Sharswood gets to
be Judge of the Supreme Court. The
first thing he and his Copperhead col
leagues will do will be to break down
the National Banks. and put Govern
ment bonds and notes at ruinous dis
count. This will afford fine picking
for the brokers, and wild cat banks on
the old system will start up in every
city, town and village. Bank note
lists and counterfeit detectives will be
in greater demand than ever about those
times.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-31
Selttt 8mding,
THE SURGEONS STORY.
A True Incident Of the War.

"The only time," said the surgeon,
"that I ever saw prisoners roughly
handled was at Winchester"
The ladies united in asking him to
relate the incident.
"We made regular trips, once or
twice a week, from Harper's Ferry to
Winchester. We did not mean to
garrison it, but to prevent the rebels
from holding it. At the time l was
speaking of we had orders to enter
Winchester, and to push as far as we
could safely 60 beyond it, and find out
whether the enemy had any forces in
the neighborhood. We succeeded in
reaching the rebel town in the evening.
"The General ordered us to rest for
the night-until he could get the re-
ports Of spies, and one or two scouting
parties that that he had sent into the
country.
awe dismounted. The officers told
us to make ourselves at home. The
boys searched all the stables and barns
in town for forage, and others went
out in squads to the neighboring
farms.
GAS soon as they got their horses
fed they entered any house they pleas
ed and took up free quarters in it.
GAS a squad Of three or four mer
we're about to enter a house in thu
outskirts of the town, three rebel sol
diers jumped up from among the hay
and let blaze at them. One Of oul
men was badly wounded, but not "a
tally. His two comrades ran for help
They soon returned, I tell you, will
as mad a set Of fellows, as you coult
have mustered in Virginia. The.
searched the barn high and low, ever,
nook and corner, up loft and dow
cellar, but not q trace of the rebel
could they find.
1--WE knew they hadn't got out o
our lines; for our pickets were to
strong for that. | '
sThere were some houses near BY
and we searched them. But we hal
the same iuck-not trace Of th
rebels. -. - - 80
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-31

TIE soul of John Brown, having
finished its march in America has
crossed the ocean. Americans in Lon
don are startled by hearing the we'll
known words sung atreform meetihgsJ
and chanted by bands Of workingmen
in the streets. His soul went march
ing on into St. James Hall the other
night, and rejoiced as it saw a liberty
cap stuck upona Harper's Ferry pike,
and planted on the platform, from
which the Tories fed in dismay. A
writer says: "Englishman sing that
John Browns soul is marching on in
London; gondoliers warble it in the
lagoons of Venice, and sailors of all
nations shout the grand chorus in the
waters of Calcutta"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-31

BLACKBERRY W1NE.-There is no
wine equal to the blackberry wine
when properly made, either in flavor
or for medical purposes, and all per,
sons who can conveniently do so, should
manufacture enough for their own use
every year, as it is invaluable in sick
ness as tonic, and nothing is a better
remedy for bowel diseases. We there
fore give the receipt for making it:
"Measure your berries and bruise them,
to every gallon adding one quart Of
boiling water. Let the mixture stand
twenty-four hours, stirring occasion
ally; then strain of the liquor into
cask, to every gallon adding ten pound;
of sugar; cork tight, and let it stand
to the following October, and you viii
have wine ready for use, without fur
ther straining or boiling. This make.
most excellent and palatable wine