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Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11
Orders that are Orders.

Tho following orders are a trnc y
Election Of the spirit upon which tf
campaigns of the Army Of the Cut.
bcrland are designed to be conductd
and arc decidedly creditablo to Il
distinguished officers who issued thei
1t may be improper and out OF taa
for an humble editor to call }
question tho acts Of an army, but 2
connot help saying that, we have disco
cred many instances Of distress caua
by unnccessary destruction Of properi
and tho taking Of provisions fr4
widows. If our soldiers would 50
to think u little BEFORE they CONT
dcprcdations, we are persuaded "
their own goodness of heart and Sd
sense would prevent 4 great ma.
Needless excuses. Let us always
member that women and children ha
u right to Il sympathios and prot
ton, no matter if they do occasions
say that which is unladylike, and
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11

extend our friendly greetings, wis
them prosperity and happiness u
the broad folds of that honorcd Old
our fathers erected. Under il
irecmen again grasp most heartily
others hands and mako the we
&c with united voices-East. v
SHShand South joining in the SOL
The Star Spangled Banner,
long, long may IL wave
Der the land OF the free,
And tie home OF the brave
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11

things which deprive them OF our cs'
teen In prosecuting this war every
officer and soldier should iGrtehbor
that, in one sense at least The cothtry
that rebels claim belongs to tho nation,
and that while we use personal prop
orty rs a military necessity, IN I'M
necessary waste of property lmpo'cr-
ishes to the detrimcnt OF the general
rood. Let us show q misguided people
that we would he their friends If they
would pcrmit-that we are not at war
with them from dosire but nee ssity,
and that just so long as that necessity
lexists We will oppose them resofuteIy
and bravcly on the field, and let us be
arv careful to convince them by our
I acts that VIC are humanc and iorgiving,
by respecting their families, their wives,
!. children, mothers and sisters. We can
/. do this without cndangering M sue
(. cess or compromising Our character as
officers and soldiers:
7 HEAD Qns. DIRT. C~uMBEELANp,
1p{iaLoad, Tenn, Jttg Sth, %
h GESrKaL:-The General Commanding re-
h grets to learn that Struggling soldiers are com
hitting outrages ON citizens, by 1t ewing cn'
robbinr. Grcst Irregularities have also Deer
/ observed in Foraging. In many instance
provisions and forago have been taken withou
giving the proper receipts, and soldiers @
( foraging parties have been allowed to straggl
from their commands and commit outrage.
a THIS must at once be corrected by tho mo.
i evctc and summary punishment
The General Commanding directs Corr
Il Commanders to take vigorous measures
correct the evil.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11
Very RespPctlu!ly,
U..-A. 1s1AFtELB
brig. q shd Chief Of Staff.
ofhSA TN MoRHrsvS, Capt. Il A. A. G.
QEs. 20rH ARMY CoRPs,
Manchester. .Jtiv 9th. 1868

Ntl4cNcSGT, my Ifd, 1870.
GEM Gencral NEeGook desires You
to carry EXECUTION i1tyour command, the
instructions contained in the enclosed letter.
While he appreciates the condition In which
your troops have been placed, and the necessity
Of foraging upon the country for supplies, no
wishes every effort made to maintain discip
line and protect private property from need
less deprodatlons, The great majority Of the
people Of the country are d~isloyul, and he is
willing to see them deprived-ia the proper
nanHer-or whatever is essential 10 the sup
port and safety Of the army, provided, that
sufficient substance is left in all cases to sup
ply tnc present necessities of'families.
Disloyalty docs not forfeit tho rights of
humanity, which every true soldier viii &C.
spect.
All forage, provisions and animals required
for the use Of the army, must be taken and
receipted forby regimcntal, brigade OF division
quartcrmaster. All officers are authorized and
directed to arrest thieves, p~illagcrs and stray
glers. ! am General,
Very Respectfully,
Your Obediept Servant,
%[signed.l G..P-. THURSTON,
Ara. q. & Chief ofStan.
Official; T. w. MdRRrsoN, Capt 4 A. G.
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Ply knlp |bllRtia.


R I"
pfesent yoa tho W0sckeStcr Arny bile
i seems proper that tic govern.
ment of the United States should here
as elsewhere, be supported by the pen
rs well rs the sword--thc two great
powers that have ever controlled the
world.
The Bulletin announces the Iestora.
ton of the authority OF the United
States Government in the town OF
Winchester and the surrounding coun-
try and, as in this case, the very
presses, types, and paper that were
recently used to disseminate disloyal
principles are now employed in sup
polt ofthe Constitution and laws made
by our fore.fathers, so we hope from
hill to hill, and from mountain to
mountain the free will of patriotism
again kinding may spread far and
wide, regencrating the whole South
until once more tho Star Spangled
Banner shall everywhere wave.
The present is . most important
period in this mhomontous struggle for
our nations existence. Within the
past few days, Gen. RosEcRAN's army
has defeated and followed tbs. rapid
flight OF Brslgg's f0rvv5J @RfNf n9
captured Vicksburg, and Gen. MEADE
has defeated Lee in Pennsylvania,
driving him back to the Potomac
Port Hudson is besiegod and ere long
will be ours. 1t is true at length, we
believe, that the rebellion is in It's
death struggle. 1t has laborod hard
for neal three years TO destroy the
Union-to cast off its allegiance to the
government to which every Southern
man in arms is indebted for all the
neace and prosperity he and his family
have enjoyed, and now even It's death
throes T fearful, but die the rebellion
must.
With the sword in one hand and the
Constitution in the other, our army
advances, enemies to those alone who
arc inimical to law and order, who
endoavor 10 destroy the best govern.
ment the world ever saw, but friends
Of order and law, friends of the woal
and helpless, of the largo majority o
the people Of Tennessee, who, "gains
their protestations at tho baIIot,boH
were "precipitated" into rebellion b.
principled leaders who moreI.
songht their own aggrandizomont.
Fl4 .Arpry Bulletin col
sl Ba444l@sf ta iiaAlt hand to on
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11
Religious Notice.

Rev DR.. BAIRD will preach Sunday even
ing, July u, in the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Winchester, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Cit
tend. .'.n. ,....,. 79"'I
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\ Want OF Harmony I'm
ISebCldOm.

IHV NHUIUUIt H6ytSt6F treats ITS
readers to the following editorial =
Since the Convention at Winchester a small
class of %factious persons, ia and out of fh0
army have boon loudly dcclaiming aa
action, much 10 the delight Of the isFy seIe
mcnt OF East Tennessee, who lore ~ sa Az.
cord in the Southern ranks GA The az ~ elec-
ton. 1t is 0bacted that Conversions are 1
part OF old party mGchinery that slght t0 be
done away watA-tAat they wer0 Shn cslRce u
untold political avils Naaer ha 0N rovarsl
ment. TA4s ghlaf ezf8s sA
,p~artizan e9nYRnttNaS p0ANNS WY NEFsEfnT
politicians, tnpFlNQlp GS7
their tools WlA3a g Yise
public plundeg. Fa8t8Si
actcr proved t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
i R O $ p 70 q 4 u $
op rHE
DAYTON EMPIRE.
DAILY AND wEEKLY9

,,u.ot. =, co,s,i,,t,o,oi Iibcrty the DAYTON
49, - -, ,roals Won and ta,es n place
~. rs,',o,t,, anera of the state.
W. a,as,, -, vn rrnoipes and defender OF
80. :, w -, :, a.'ian,,v av,acts AT your henda
- 80 - - a ,.i.,,,,, .ooo,,,ior
~, ,o, ,s baroro ns. franqht with
-, ne, an, ,yhich has ever presed.
t,s. ~ 10 Na,io, ond the I5berties of tho
..,. 49,. a. s,.,,. rhe coming months are pree-
si ,,,, ,,,i,,,, ovs,, and every man should be
80. ,,,,, 90 iss,,es. 20 as 10 be able
~ ,.er,, hi i,,y oa becorncs "A freeman The great
,',,u .t,.ecn Centralized Power and individual Lib
ar,s -IDa,nocrocv and Despotism IA now being
-, /, on noonle ara true to Themselves, the
,,,'s,,,on ana ma snbrne teachings Of our patriot
,,rac,,hars. inc contest cannot he doubtful. The
aat rissoo the cratlc party, which has ever
',. ,ta hui,ya,l, of tho Union and the champion
- M fn.at,,,ion. renders its entire unity and bold
s,.,',Ja In ,his hour of national peril matter OF
,ai o,neern The pendinR issue il not less for the
aintenanca Of united country than for the perletu.
- Gnsno,r,tc pr,nciplea as expounded by JEFF
- a,I Ia,,,son The most momentous results
80, ,nop tbaissue The mast is dead, save in ts
''ue - ,,a = ~, fo,stitu,io, If nr.served
es,o''p ,,,,hat ,y.ll ,n,o ma 10 n pont
, the beaeon'i9ht Hla' W'h b"'"e "' " P"n'
safety from the present stern ana 'onn''. ua"i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
MruiraI.
How to Keep in Coed Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.

TINHE primary cause Of every disease that flesh Is
heir TO ~ iinpurity Of the blood. The blood he
comes impure from many causes. Impure aIr or
chnnge OF weather. tuwholesome food aud exposure
are among the principal canses Of impnrity OF the
blood. The symptoms are glddness, headnehe con-
fused thoughts, eyes dul Und heavy, droMtness
siipation Of the bowels lad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains IN the back and leg4,
oss Of appetite, sleepcss nights coc, cTamp, pain
and tehtness Of the chest, heartHrn eout and rheu
matlsm, puking and purging, chs and feYers more
or less accompanying these and long tram OF troub-
Ieaome and dangerous affections. all Of which may he
prevented and cured by taking iow doses OF nr.
STRtCKLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. lheywIl purity the blood and put
the stomach bowels and liver 40 - healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every family and every soldier should
keep supply Of these Pills, a. many Diseases ob-
waited hy their use. They are mid aud safe med
cine and be taken Al any time Without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold by all druggists, sent 10 am Part on receipt
of twenty five cents and l,stanped envelope. address,
ed DR.. STRICKLAND, east Fonsih street. Cincinna-
IT, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
NOFIOE TO ALL WIlQlf N MAY co sOsRN

NOTICE ~ hereby gvoH ltAt here are now nossdnr
IN beiore the Oty counl NJ fne city OF Layton, tho
following OIdinances, to- Nlts
To improve Maple strct ffdln Charter street 10 The
Western Leyoe.
In Ppfsuance 10 The Law said Ordinances we're lwlee
reaa, LAID on the table, and e Clerk insrGo tel 10 ave
The lev requires all claims for damages that ma
accrne nom ssid improYciptne 70 be hled la VT te
with the Guy isrk, settling ofi the amount of jam
ages Claimed eiin two weeks after tho expira.lon ~
the ilne re9n nsd or the pphcaiion u such notice.
when the same viii ~ taken up lor nna acton
nosodis ANTHONY s1i.PHENs, Cay CLERK
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
HEIMSTREET'S
InimiIable Hair Restorative

eA - Noi btEh
But restores gray hair 10 is original color y suppiy
ng the capillary tubes with natural snsenaiIne iia.
paired BY age or disease. AL 1stantan6ols dyes are
composed ot lunar cAnstic destroying the vitality and
beAnty oi the hAAr aud afford OF themselves no dress.
ing, hemstreeta lnimitEble Col0ring uot only re-
stores hair 10 it, natural color BY an easy process hut
gives the hair
LUXURiANT BEAUTY,
Promotes is growth, prevents its falling on erad.
oates dandrun and lmparts heath and pieasaniness
10 tho head, IL has stood Tho teat o. time, being the
Original Hair Coouug, audis constantly Increasing in
Afot. uHedby both gehtlemen AQi ladies' It's sold
y Az respeetAoie dealers orcan - pf0curad bY them
hroadSay, Asv York. Two sllss. nay cenis aad oao
dollar. sa9ldiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOral.

Diseases OF the throat, chest aud pulmonary oreans
arc ever prevalent, iusidiouH and danRorous The
properties o. medicine 10 alleviate cure and uproot
these complaints, must be expectofant Anodyne and
inugoratlng loOsening the mucnE OF the throat and
mpaItng tone to the entire system No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class OF diseases
Ike Dr. Wyukoops Iceland PectOiai IL ia used With
the most astonishing results IN all cases Of hronchts
mneenza, whoopihg cough, dpthera OF putrid sore
foSi' asthma Group coughs, colds, neryou. irrita-
The Rev J ]. Potter certihes that ~ have used pr
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years myself and in
my iamily, lor aeyero pulmonary Complaints and
nave recommended u 10 many Others, and have never
seen its equal" heY J. J. Potter, Brooklyn n. Y.
hunareds and thousands OF important isstlnioni.
ais could b produced showing its remarkable cuTes
and thai Il never iails
Il a composed of pure Iceland Moss Balm OF Oh.
lad, Peruvian balsAm, kiacampaue, omisy Bur.
docE' and other invaluable eKpec Grant and tulc In
Eredients; IL is harmless, prompt and lasting In
.aldh aud sufferers cannot afford TO neglect y trial
Every family should have it. IL Is r.Inarkable lor
Oronp. Fun descriptions, recommendation ami dl
reenons accompany each bottle.
drpg giQsts.
Prepared by DR.. K. D. wynkoop, and sold by d. 4.
e4uoe So''NeN iefk' st23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
#tht Markrt.
@itp Aotlres.
NOTICE TO ALL Wan N I'm OONCERN

NofICE is hereby s4.n HAT there are nov pending
~ beiole the city cei lPf the city Of Dayton, The
following Ordinances to4IM
ys grade, grA 'e, c1lnlalu gutter Magnolia street
from Warren street to tnh a line Of out DOT No ~
In pursuance 10 the iaas fIi Ordinances woie vice
read, laid on the table ap Clerk instructed 70 give
four weeks notice OF thq tsl.iancy OF the came
The iaa requires all lanla for damages that may
accrue from said imppvtnienls 10 be hled in writing
win $40 CITY ClerFl satttF plh the amount of
ages claimed, within tfu Htris alter the expiration
Of the TINE required iof thlication Of such notace
when the same will b a. ~ ~ ior final action.
desdis AhrHONNftHfhEkS, City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

Alarm Of Fire-An alarm Of Gre last
evening about seven O'Clock, brought the Fire
Department force out in double quick time
The alarm originated from.a burning chimney
in the Beekel Hall building
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

Robbery.--We learn that some thieves
succeeded in getting into the saloon kept by
Mr.. a, Kneeht, on Third street, last night,
and robbed him of some money. We did not
learn The amount
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

The Glass Blowers The Glass Blowers
will remain but three days longer See their
advertisement to-day 1t presents unusual at
tractipns for the closing day Of their exhibi-
ton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
COUGH NO MORE
TRY sTRIoKLANDs MELIAFaB0Us COUGH
BALsAA1.

This ~ the best and cheapest roHedy for Coughs,
Colds, HoaTsenesA Asthma, Whooping Cough aud
Consumption Everybody who astred this excel
lent Balsam enthusiastically recolnInend it Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr ktreet, Cinoinnat sass She has been
fearful sufferer with cough for mani fears, 90 bad a.
not to be able TO walk up stairs. sl look one bottle
OF this BRlssmi and hAs been hette1 ever snoe and
advises all who have Coughs C0ld.s amt Asthma 20
try this valuable Cough nalsAm fIty cents per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists, and manufactured st No. O
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

Explosion Quite an excitement was
created on Third street this morning by the
accidental explosion of small copper boiler
in the Office Mr.. Provost, Dentist 1t made &,
big noise, but did no damage of consequence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

Wood for Sale.-IIevi Spielman has on
hand lot Of good Wood, which he offers for
sale BY the cord or half cord, at five cents per
foot Enquire at his residence on ST. Clair
street, betteen Fourth aud Fifth streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

A Bit Of a Row.-A bit of row occur.
red on Ludlow street, yesterday, in which a
soldier citizen and a woman we're the prin
cipaI actors. 1t ended in one or two bloody
nosas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
EXEMPTION FROM the DRAFT

DERsONs claiming to be exempt from the icon
snrPton Act. pissed by congress March 3, lS6i,
nnd now ahoutt 10 take erCi have their necessary
papers maize out properly aud promptly, by calling II
tie oihee Of the unders COED, Pension and bounty
IRON stoTc.)
aelsdawtf rlLTOR FITCH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
HALL.
O0TTSCHALK AND BRIGNOLI.
A Grand Consultation Performance.

Grand Combination Performance.
MAX STRAKosCH has the honor to announce that
he has succeeded IN making arrangements with The
following constellation OF musical celebrities:
NILE ANGELINA C0RDlER the celebrated Prima
Donna from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia
Academies OF Music;
SlGNOR BRIGNoLI, the most famous Tenor;
SlGNOh CARLO PATTI, the young and talented
Noinlst, (6rother OF Adena and Carlota Patti and
L. NJ, GuTTsOHALk, the greatest Pianist
muslcM director and conductor, p. BEHRENs.
To give, IN this city, one grand
INbfRUMENTALa and OPERATIC CONCERT
THURSDAY, EVENING, DECEMBER TO-
Admission 81; including reserved seats. Seats may
be secured for the night ut Kenneys Music store,
commencing Monday ats I'm. Doors open at ~; to
commence at O'Clock debdtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

The LATEST --Rea, Post Office Building,
has the latest Eastern papers, and all the best
magasines Give him n call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
Exemptions

/ MfuHfANf ROTlOE-I vail, until anor tho d All
l. takes place IN this District, assist "a procuring or
pefso0s entitled thereto the exemptions provided ur
IN mo SECOND section OF tie act "foT enrolling and
ealing Out the national i0rces, and other purpose d"
kno~n generally A. the Conscript Law.
NJ 4. NOLAN,
Auls19Wt Attorney at Law.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

Hooks Attention. regular monthly
meeting for the election ofofiicers takes place
this (Monday) evening December 7th--Iet
every member be present.
f. A, VAN BUREN, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
Binoerp.
NEW BINDERY.
IN BECkEL's NEW BUILDING OVER raE
PosToFFICE.
T.. W. MEYER

ID DEsPE0fFULLN announess 10 the eitisens Of n.y.
~ ton aad tns fnrroundipG couuiry that be has a.
AuiHhed new Book biadcfy at the above place
essctipilon, such o. periodicals, music, Ao IN Az
style ordeIeu- Old nnokz re-tound a. good - nev-
hssinE nesn employed ior the last seven wears IN
Odeiit undety and beng prepared 20 DO al tiad,l
work, ausi "a shall fseslge q poraon Of naiIie
p~''"A~ae' - atAss.,-, aellatN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

Progressing The laying of the track
of the Broadgage Railway is progressing.
We understand that it has been laid as far as
Hamilton, Quite large number of the
workmen employed on the Road, were cir
culaling through the city yesterday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07

of endless space. When the spirit of justice
drew his wand from his bosom and famed
the great mountain of papers till it aoated of
like great deleuge swallowing up, in it's
course all the epirits of strife and contention,
and the miriads of those who accompanied
the spirits of Justice, concliaiion and peace,
when they saw what their small papers had
accomplished, gave three immense cheers for
universal justice and peace, the great sound
and force of which, SO moved the air through
the realms Of endless space, that my tree fell
down with crash, at my feet, and obseured
the range of my vision, INQulsITUs.
Wayne township, Dec 4, 1863.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-07
AnlusRnents.

b q Q x e LIS H a = i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-05
BIZ James N. TAYLOR, A,scti0sseer.

A GOOD Business stand, on the South Ellie Of
Il. MARSHALL, between Jefferson and Adams st''
ct Auetiop.-I will sell. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. the 8th September, at AZ o'clock, the
Store aud Dwell ing occupied by hr James Kelley,
located IS above. with three rooms; also, email
Framed Tenement r. the rear with four rooms. The
lot fronts SO feet and ruustack IG5 feet to 80 foot
alley
TERxs-Made known on day of sale.
SEQ JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct
4 UCTION SALE 81 IS acres Ct Land In Henrieo
~ county, on the York River Railroad aud the
road lea iing to Blaksy's Mill, ~ miles from the
ciy-This land will be sold upon the premises on
Monday, the 9TH day Of September, at o'clock P
NJ in ave lots, containing from to IS acres each.
Is new framed dwelling, containing 6 large and 8
small rooms and all necessary out.houses plat
of the land can be seen ut my Office.
TsRns-Cash. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
se5 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-05

@-THk Army Committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association aud ladies' Soldiers Aid So
esety acknowledge the receipt Of the following con
trtbutions aud supplies Cor the month Of Angus,
1919, VIZ:
From the officers and crew Of the G steamer
Florida, - chests tea and bags Coffee Greens lille
Aid Society potatoes, apples, wiues, butter, pickles
vegetables, &c; Mrs Nancy Newton, for Ladies'
AID Society, wssimoreand, ~ lbs green Tea Ofcers
snd crew Of s steamer Florida, Is pairs boots,
Hoskins, Essex, 8 gallons blackberry cordial; cash
$50: Mrs c Casueman, per RIM Smith, SO
los Jefferson. Fsnquisr So Miss Oph Arvis. Prime.
Edward, 2; Jes Sampsou, OF Goochand, So
Maryland exile, 10; DR. Blair Butwell, 90 IS; Jnt
Tatb Of Amslis, 90; Mrs Ann NJ Ford, 8; Mrs 20
Charity, %; Dr. Z, %: Richmond firm, 200; B, psi
q " 0retter. 90: West, for engravings, IT,
In view Of the approaching winter, the Commit
tee would earnestly appeal I, The benevolent aud
patriotic throughout the Confederate st .tes to for
ward contributions Of money and supplies at ono.
to enebe as to provide s the wants OF our soldier.
and their fsmilie,. Clothing Of all kinds and espe
Cialiy shoes. are In great demand.
Contributions may be forwarded to ROGER MAR
TIN, Sept, or to WM P MUNFORD, Chairman d
the Army Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-05
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DIED.

:. Il. r..aas-ee IN 0ooshland, On Friday, eth
s.ss. .sn.r. is6s, Ne JOHN W ADKINS. sgsd 80
yssrp ,.,,rnn,to,, vhich mani
s.ss.d isse r. youth, he VAS yet . most tuduastt
,ss eetivs uyefai citizen, and an enerprisang ana
snccsesfui farmer. Cut on In early life, he leaves
vifs and four infant children to mourn LOT, ana
meeA husband aud fathers care end protection
TIA friends, and these Of his mother, Mrs Bran
der. ora requested 10 attend his funeral nom Mrs
Byeuders residence, On franklin street. this si.r
noon at ~ o'clock.
= On Friday morning, the ath inst, SAMUEL. AsHBf,
only child Of John and J. BEDFORD, aged Que year
and ten days
The friends OF tie family are requested 10 attend
his funeral this Saturday morning, AT 10 O'clock
from the residence of his fare1s on Nam street. De-
tween Ma i,son and Monroe.
Az the residence of her sister, 10 King William.
county on the Sd inst Mrs SUSANNA y PI.EASANTS,
IN the 7Sth year OF her age, fos many years resi-:
dent nf thia city.