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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25

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WAkTEr-As The Ams7io.a hotel. klshnosd,
W W, forty good Servants, for dining room,
e10ke, flor servants, and wAsheswomem. Abos Q
No Steward, and steady white man fos Night
Watch Apply immediately, $500
do 2s-et Perpetrators.
a. ANTfD-A White Nurss-I wish TO emPloy
Wv frsIrats white Nurse. One Who cAn come
well recommended win lad pleasant homo BY sp
plicat.on 70 rH0s A BULKLEY Z Co.'S.
W wide, or longer, between 9Th and 1Ash streets,
On 0aia or franklin any Of ths side streets. Ad.
dress Boz e65, !" stating rent and location.
dc 2o-N.
~ A>TED-A COOK. Il wish 10 hire Tor .ths
w next year good cook woma,, VIZ hnut co.
VI
franklin street, 81 door below 81 st.eet
dc 2s-lts RB SOMERvlLLE
Az ANIED-To hire al INDUSTRIOUS steady white
w woman, TO do homework. Apply on Main
street, six doors above the Spotswood Hotel Ct
=. do as~it. -N ~ in ANTHONY.
ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTEa's OYslcs,
81 Pearl street, Richmond. !
yX7ANTED-5o Transfers for Government wag-
w On trains, running TO and from Richmond
and the adjoining counties. n Arply 70 u.pypv
de 9l-tlTAn Captain aud A AcM.
WANfED-To buy or hire young wtman, With.
W ont encumbrancs, . good cook, washer, and
ironsr. VIII give Q good price for one that can
BROWN, ct VIM Jrnes Co.'s store, 18th street,
between Main and Cary. ds24--4t
WANTED-A No Cook Il want to hire for tho
w coming year, or purchase, No Cook For
ono that can be we'll recommended such will ray
ALFRED. MOaEs !, Broad ct,
dc24-3s Next to the Monumental Church.
NJ ANTED-A good piice viii DO gwen for .
Nv gentle Cow With young calf, which will,
with good feeding, give three gallons Of milk per
day Apply at the Ma'rOn House. near chmOs.:.o
SA1 ANTEp-Two men, not liable to military
wv duty-o5e thoroughly ccaverssnt with
qusrtermastsr AID ccmmisssry accounts; .he other
to act as Government sgsut in the purchass of beef
de 24-6t
w ANTED-By three young men from New Or:
w lea 8. board AMI lodging In q private fsmily
convenient to Capitol square. Address "F r W
Dispatch Office. de0i-3tf
WANTED-pure Apple C.dsr.-The advertiser
w wishes u purchase II barrel less quantity Of
pare Apple Ciler Apply at the store No L. Ex-
change Hotel Building, l4sh at de 94-2st
WANTED-renf farm h.nds, for Cnrps Neck for
w the ensuing year. Liberal hire will be paid.
and comfortable quarters and good clothing fur
nished. Inquire Of Major VIM Allen, or Massie
Pl. astnts, Cary street. de- 23-8ts
WANrED-lmmediate'y two good Blacksmths to
W work on spring wagons
Also, good Omnibus for sale. Apply to
JOHN REID,
de 2o-Stt 18th ct, bet Main and Cary.
uyANTkD-A furnished House or Rooms, for
w gentleman and his wife, for the ensuing
year. AdiTes "Box ], 0t3, Richmond 20.
de 23-6tf
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE Tho particular attoa
ton Of the pubic 10 called to the sale Ct, tie Key
2ixtures &c, Of the Toniine House. corner 10th and
Main streets, now doing excellent business, Snd
sold only on account Of the proprietor leaving the
city. The best located stand IN the city rae on
Saturday, December 20th, at twelve o'elock pre-
81 ely, Do 25---iii
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~ 100 F.-The mca,bers OF uolon Lndge
~ MOI, IOOF, are hereby requested TO meet at
the Lodge room this niRg at 10 O'Clock, TO pay
the last tribute Of respect to deceased brother,
Geo I. Betty. Members Of other lodges are respect
fully invited to attend. W order OF the G.
dc c5--lt, WARNYE, Sec'y.
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X RANITEVILLE GOODS.-The 0r.nitevills
NJ Manufacturing Company will have the next
auction sals # their map utaetured goods at Gran.
itsvills C., on Friday, 1st Of January, 1894. The
usual aasprtmentof
10 ehirtiuS
4 4 shestiDg
Drius
50 ahirtirg
And o. oenaburgs
VIII be sol1. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock
A n. de 24-tds
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OsFICE ALnHMARLE ISs Co..
Charlottesville, Va Dec u 1e63.
DYVIDEND Notice.--The Board Of Directors
j have declared dividend out OF tho profits OF
the last six months, If l2E per cent, payable on
and after the LIST January next.
I'M ALsRIEsD, ESQ. will pay to the Richmond
stockholders their dividends application at the
Compauy's Agency, On Governor st.
de 2l-eOd3t JOHN WOOrSON Eec'y.
AyOTICE- The Board of Directors Of the Bank a
~ the Commonwealth have declared dividend
Gu the capital stock Of fifteen aud one quarter per
ept, payable en- the LIST January next. Fifteen per
cent will be paid 70 the stockholders and ono quarter
Of one per cent res rived to pay the State bonus -
The transfer books will be closed until after the LIST
ef January. J B NORTON,
do 22-tlstJa Cashier.
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~ TO the Soldiers and Refugees Of Noria.k -
COME . c.ndid.ts for tive vacancy ia the virginia
etats esnats calsed by the resignation of W
Taylor Esq. let US show our appreciation of his
abilities and elect him over all opposition. He Is
The uan for the times.
do 25--etf MASI RsFuaEEs FROM NORFOLK.
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By A. %. WQliansa, AItionesr.

7 ARGE Framed Building on the Dock for sale II
] aLction.-On Monday, the 2sth OF December,
at u O'Clock y, will be SOLD upon the premises that
large framed BUILDING on the dock adjoining A
Lees warehouse. is LIS by IS feet, and contains
about LOG, 600 feet Of lumber. The attention OF
farmers and buliers 10 particularly called TO this
sale, afardiDg a. u does opportunity to procure
Q large quantity Of excellent lumber at moderate
cost. Ample time will be allowed to remove the
building. AD WILLIAMS,
de Il-tdS Auctioneef.
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w. DR. P = GAY, late Of Charles City county.
~ otfars bis professional services 10 the citizens
Ct Richmon and It's Vicinity. lie can be found at
his residence, cn 2ith street, between Broad and
AsrshaiL Church Hill.
All calls left With Messrs PsS ton Johnston Bro,
prug9ists, vi be promptly attended to.
&c l9-e,ruAF8tf
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By Benson d Bros, Aascttoneers.
Charlottesville, Va

EARM for rent-240 acrss-within three miles Of
n Char lottesvlle, ~ miles from the University
ef Virginis, framed house, i've rooms, Few, barn
and stable 10 ia clio. err 10 acres may be put
in oats, ant 40 to 60 acres in corn next spring;
email but very thrifty apple orchard on the place,
will BE- rented at pubic auction, at Charlottesville,
ON the FIRST Monday IL January next by
de A-st BENSON BROS, Aucts.
DUBLIC HIRING OF EEGROES.-Will be hired
at Wakefield, the farm next adjoining Mr. George
Doswells, In Hanover county, on Thursday, the
sistng Of men and women, boys and girls They
will be hired az farm hands and house servants-in
no instance to labor works Of internal improve
ment or In occupations considered hnyaxdous--and
with the further express understanding that they
are not to DO rehlred by those who hire them pub
lcly without tn, written consent Of the unders gned.
Bonds with approved security will be required IN
every instance wv RICHARDSON,
Ex'0I Of Mrs Judith Smith, decd.
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~
ANrED- ,,n>,,, 800.
New Carmina Sasra,
Keystone Collection,
The Caskst,
Sabbath Bell.
The above choir books are much needed BY sew
eral ehoirs. Persons having copies to spare can
ssSa for % sG q
No 229 Main street,
de 9l-eod3t Near Spotswood Hotel.
WANTED-Twsnty good negro Golfers. to work
w In our mines on Dan river, thirty miles west
Of Danviiis, in Rockingham county, c. Our
shaft is new one, not yet 100 feet deep, and free
from gas. The locality Is healthy. ani a. safs Is
any in the Confsderacy. Owners of euch hands
to Dsnville. JONES 4 NEAL.
de 15-tiJan
XXY ANTED-76 able bodied negro la6o1srs for
BRowNE. superintendent Artillery workshops,
kichmoEd Arsenal, on 9TH street. below Byrd.
de az-l2t
WANTED-A gentleman 10 the army desires to
w form . copartnsrship with . reliable person
to engage In some lucrative business, or would
purchase an interest 10 an established trade. Can
furnish capital Of ten thousand dollars Address
~ b. boz ai4. de2i-Gt
"ANTEp--By Virginia lady, situation as
w Teacher in private family, By the first Of
February. She has had some experience In teach.
Ing. and s competent to teach tho rndments Of
Englsh and Nusic on the Piano She does not Oh.
je t to going far South. Address "Nhs a." Warren,
Alhemszie county, Va. dsl5-daAwstt
WANTED-ro purchase good sporting rife. May
w nard's patent prefesred,) all complete. new or
de Si-eodsl' 20 department..
WANED-A Ropemaker, BY tho DAY or month;
or, be prefer, will give him an interest in the
concern. also wish TO buy HelnL, in any quaint.
ties. CY NORRIS,
dc Its Packet Oface.
wv ANTED-To Ksnt-A large building, In :
w CENTRAL part Of the city, 10 be used ~ De-
pot and soldiaEs' Home for North Carolina troops.
10 a-ts Medical Assut state Of n Caroiioa.
VXI AN1ED-ImmediateIy two arse. class smiths.
Wv at the Richmond Naval Ordnance Works.
M DE- BREB,
do l8-l0s Comm'dg N Ord W.
Sn1lss OFF sr1,,yo OFF, !.
LEWIS HYMAN'5,
% Aainoareet.
His entire stock Of
Gold and silver watches,
~ Fine sets Of jeweiry,
For two weeks cnly, ~ very reduced prices. After
which time will sell the remainder At auction.
Callsoon for bargains. deN-sst
- eELLING OPT At
LEWIS HYMAN'S,
90 Main street..
1i0s gold and silver watches,
Fine gold chai.s,
Elegant sots OF jsweiPy,
Diamond rines ana pins.
And general assortment OF j4Welry, at reduced
prices, - intend retiring from business
do 24--Mf
T>HE wAssAIL BOWL
'sNsxt erowre the bowie full
With xentle lambs wonll:
| Ado sugar, nutmeg, and ginger,
With ktore q ola tool
And thus - must dos
| To make Tie vaemils svtngsr."
CHRIsTNAs daoCERIEs,
laaluding Ram. Brandy, Sugar. ssA m &c sals
= ia. No % Nsia stssss.
TSHRf7iIx11S,-WILL CA01IN0T6N 8
DARK0DAL1 c0ss for sale leo tane
PAsaphais u line, Qls0 pr IN
Oslunhten guaae, 4t3
Dsss -. 4loe
AAvtoaa paasts. dsaa-H
n NDkte6N 8 NcdEUN0, Is - $
~ - - g = - : cs..:sK sses.ss -
-. 49,
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INV sIcllMoSD nlkATtG
Acssrs asd sage saassss. -. ...........K 0xAss
Treasurer ....s.,.....,...s..." = 49,
rnrp.sY .a.aATURDAr EVENINGS, Dee
2atA snd 2tth, 1Soas
Positively tAs Lest pights q the srsnd historic!
Play. srrargsd ftsn The work Of the celebrated q
Nlsor, n.Q,o = D Ogden, ssstelsd
MAeSANlELLO;
EaUprfOH or MOUNT yESuyICS,
Which he's been 10 active preparation 6s ok weeks,
aud will bs placed up'u the stses tn msgni0esst
~ New sre.e,y.
decorations,
Mechanical R6scts, 10
The whole pece uedsr the dirsctlan Of D Ogden.
Music and Choruses from the
Opera Of La Mastts de Portic'.
Dacce, &c.
neluds with
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
a, ALlaare Pump. Eesu,ys father :. j W Thorpe
Johu Quill, his Factotum and man.cf ali work,
'''' D'Orssy Ogden
TIE Beast, alias Prince A.or. .....: Banker
Cal. q cabman mann. Miss Mary raritugtou
Beauty. ...... Miss sallis P.rtiugtoa
Ss:.sfs: p..u.,. sisters. q a G;s:i
Qaeai Of Roses, {. MISS 4 fsIcy
pswdrP, ........M iss " rySee'
Carylip. r.,,,s. .............
Rosebud, "a :.
Sweet klf. a.,.nh. Miss Mary Psrtiogton
Ioneysuckls. .........:.:
Morning Glory, =. Miss uChe'la Lews
c0wslip, Mise MAI
Syscp.is Of Sceoery. Incidents, Mukie, 30
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0PrIcg kIoHHoSD PtfERsRuRa Il REQ
Richmond, Dec n, 1853
dividend Notice-The Board Of Directors have
- declared Q dividend Of four per cent upon the
holders, or to their legal Representatives, on and
aftsc the 3lft inst The transfer books will be
clsse1i uni after that date
de2l-lst M W WARRINGTON, Treas.
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Nxy ANTED-76 able bodied negro laborsrs for
w the ensuing year. Apply to JAMES b
BROWNE, Superintendent Artillery Workshops,
kichmoEd Arsenal, on 9TH street, below Byrd.
de 9Z-l2t
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;VOR rent-t.lifton House, on llth street. next 70
the ballard House, CO )tainiDg % rooms, besides
Kitchen and stoTe-room
Also. the house Gu the north side Of Mayo street,
next tn Erankin street. containing IL rooms. PUs-
sessiOp given immediately. Applyt0
VIII ALLISON, capt 90 Fl,
IA 24-4.f Camp Old Fair Grounds.
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n ess and servants attendance. Apply at the
corner Of Grace and eth streets, Church Hill.
de p 1T
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4. Oh RENT-A nice furnished Room, with gas,
- corner 9th and Broad streets. For terms in
quire on premises. de A-2s
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IL Oh RENT-iArgs Tobacco Factory. The large
- Tobacco Factory on Main street, just below the
Nessrs liardgrovs's Factory. This factory is lGD
fcet long and 20 feet wide, with sweat house, SER
vants' horse with four rooms, work shop, aud IL
supplied sith water and gas. Possession given lst
January, 1854. Applyto d EACHO.
de i-1aV3wh
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WANrEU-A GeGtlemxn In the army desires to
w form co-partnsrship with . reliable person
to engage in some lucrative business, or would
purchase an interest 10 an established trade Can
furnish . capital Of ten thousand dollars Address
so r." boz 3i4. de2l-Gt
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w In our mines on Dan river, thirty miles vest
Of Danville, in Rockingham county, N c. Our
shaft is new one, not yet 100 feet deep, and is free
from gas. The locality Is healthy, ani safs rs
any in the Confsderacy. Owners Of euch hands
would do well to apply to us In person, BY letter
to Danville. JONES NEAL.
de 16-tlJan
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T OST-On Broad street, between Brock avenue
1 and the Central Depot, . brown cloth cape
belonging to a cloak. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving 1t at
WILLIAMSON 4 cos. Aucts,
do0l IA 100 Maln ais
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

vNURNIsHED Rooms fer rent at the EdgenoRt
House, on Main, bet eth and It'll streets.
AZ 2h-1fe
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ENR RANT-rhe large brick Factory on the deck,
next 10 May0's Warehouse. Aso, the Lumber
Yard and Bach smith Shop adjoining the above
For particulars inquire OF
EDWARD MAYO, Msyo's Warehouse,
de l2-ts Or dollhouse. MayO's Bridge,
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-On she nj. hit OF the 2lst
- inst, from my residence On Cary. between
Adams and Foushee SITS, a bay Horse, with some
saddle marks and a knot On the left hind knee. from
being hurt Also, at the same time, Mare Niue
will give reward Of SO fer their return. or SIC
for either Of them. O q ALLEY.
da 22-d2tkcWQaA
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Er0H RENT-The large Building at the corner Of
sural inplsnsnt shop or would make good store.
hnuss Apply BY mail to
JOHN = CRENHHAW,
Richmond, p o.
NB.-The present lessee will sell an Engine sud
other fixtures at fair price. de II Ct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
New state Meeting In Preston.

A meeting of the friends of the Now
State was held at the Lane School House.
Preston county, Oh the 25th ofFebruaty-
j. j. White presiding. The following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted:
lst. ResotUed, That we will sustain the
new State Of West Virginia.
3D. That We will sustain the President
OF the United States in all his efforts to
put down treason and rebellion.
Sd. That we will sustain the soldiers of
9Th That VIC are in for the war until re-.
belllon follows the fallen angels down.
9th. That We will sustain the Governor
OF ON West Virginia in his untiring efforts for
The meeting n was addressed BY ]. Lane
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Ar the municipal celebration of WASH
lngtOn's :birth day in New York, John Van
Buren, made another of his war speeches.
His patriotism is still rising, and he
shows himself an accurate thermometer.
He has lost all anxiety about arbitrary
arrests, and thinks we can safely wait till
the war is over before seeking redress in
this matter:
when the country is engaged in a
war like this, every mar. has one sim
pie duty to pertOrm-either 20 take part
with those who are in open Opposition to
tho United States or to assist in the sur-
preston lof the rebellion, (Applausal
We are at war. It is not a limo @ dis.
cuss how we got into it He did not be-
heve the war was to u put down by dis
cussion. We are not to discuss now
whether the action Of tho government has
been wise or unWise We must take the
war as we find it, engage in it, and put e
through until it is finished, aud then
there will be day of reckoning for hose
who brought it on us !"
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INC TACTIC. or CIemons

To the new State men at those points
where Sherrard Clemens proposes to speak
VIC would say for their information and in
order that they may know just how to dis
count ais remarks, that no man has moro
vulnerable record. We understand that in
one of his late speeches he essayed to make
the point against the new State that in the
Convention that framed the Constitution
there were two or three of tho counties un-
represented, and that two or three others
were represented by delegates sent on PEE
tition. 1t will be remembered that Sherrard
Clemens when 10 Congress, voted and adj
vOcated the famous constitution formed by
the Lecomptton Convention, which conyen-
ton was mAdc up of delegates elected only
from nineteen of the thtrty-eight counties
of Kansas. In his speech on that occasion,
which by the way Is rich in extracts, his
argument was to show that.ninorities had
adopted the constitutions of seven States
Of the Union. ~
He also pirates about "Congressional do
tatiOn," we understand, after the usual
SsN'O OAN Al blo AAhuSdo VII
which he voted, an ordinance of tho Con-
vention was abrogated and congressional
amendment substituted in its place, and
then sent back, the same as 10 our case,
for adoption or rejection.
This is only a single extract from Glenn.
ems record. It.abduuds in all such items
We throw ont those references to meet the
two positions which hei said to take In
reference to the now Stale. In the hands
of a debater who understands him and his
record he is about as easy man to lay out
as we know of. Clemens fort IL I personal
abuse aud he had better keep to it and not
venture on the new field of Argument
The new State is fortunate in having such
set of men for opponents as 1t has: Oar
lille, Clemens, McMecbeu and the lately dis.
missed and disgraced Hardy, These are
the quartette. What a model checker
board their records would make. If they
don't fill the idea conveyed in this ancient
verse We are at loss to know what sort OF
men would. For most certainly
They've wired in and wired out,
Uutil tho people are ali I'm doubt,
Whether the follows that made the track,
Arc going forward or coming back"
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Sound Words from a Demoor,.,.
General.

The New York Tune, publishes the fol-
lowing extract of private letter written
by democratic General in the army Of
the Potomac. 1t hits the present political
situation about rights
when see the terrible use made of a
political organiIation to which / have de-
voted the best years of my life, and which
| have always thought noble aud patriotis
am tempted to depart from one Of tbs
maxtms ot-my military career and enter
the arena just once, aud say what tbinl-
of the infamous nse now made of the d.
oeratie party By bold bad men, who ~
prominent in it. viii not vet believe
that these men lead, for as Jet the masses
do not seem 10 follow. Although I bsTs.
written much privately to friends, as vet 81
have eontented myself With such exertions
aud an OeOesiolhl allusiOn, when proper 81
my troops. Il Seems to me thers are ~ TO
men upon whom, in their Fss5scIS5ES
spheres vast responsibility ress at this
moment for The course aud ourrent.of b mn
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lie sentiment, Gen. Mcclellan and Cover
nor Seymour, Seymour can bring New
York loyalty, cordially and nnitedly to the
support of tho war IN men, money and
heart Mcclellan can, insstwo or three
trumpet tongned appeals I'd the people, fill
up our armies and rally the military en-
thusiasmS OF the North. aud Wet. II he
Eshonld make himself President BY this
andthis would DO the better Ray-so be it.
he is now running his fame and future by
associating with men who are conspiring
for the defeat OF our armies and the sepa-
ration Of our land This 1 deplore as his
admtrerand friend aforzI. amIpne of those
who deem him to be a General. If We have
Communicative Chief.
That Train AEaifs
is-g NEW GRRRK, 'AIarch 1883.
Editors Iatelligsnee.:
Twas surprised tofn1 In your daily Of
Etbe End inst!,R Communication over the
isiguature of J Ohm Keys, - DO i had always
iregarded as gentleman aid soldier in
which he indnlg an base SANDER. ] cam
jnot stoop.to Iaeet him ii his own style, bat
will briefly SGT myself right before the
ipublies t5ee ss y sri m
Where i Rmt known my. character for
Veraeity Williuot, Iam sure, be questioned
Fby any loyal man sEen 2after reading that
Fauderfnl production. Ofymy courage 1
am not disposed to boast, yet IlWill dare to
speak the truth even in the face of the
powers that be, whether military or civil,
aud when the Captain shall have sacrificed
as much and endured the priyations have,
then may he say 4 am selfish, aud accuse
meSuf CoWardiDe. "a y-sss i.l.5~,
Iuereply to the 4insinuatiou that / am
receiving pay from Uncle SAM" l say
i without fear of Successful contradiction
that have never received one. dollar from
the Government except small sum, for
/ property taken for thee army, although /
have elabored from the beginning, and at
considerable expense in the cause OF the
Government asking no other remuneration
4 than the continued blessings Of liberty TO
future generations III 30
AS to the truth concerning the capture
of that train. All are aware Of the fdifi-
4 Guilty of getting the facts in euch case and
confess my statements fmaynot have been
strictly true although given ne by tWo5ofi-
GERS Of the Keys battalion who were at
Romney at the time, also. by eye witnesses
OF the occurrence, for the Captains own
statemeDtwith other corroboritinetestim
ny since received make the affair more
scendalons aud our loss much greater than
did my communication. Il.,T
lam really at a loss to know why the
Captain who have thought to BIO a So
Der man. should have taken such offeuse at
10y remarks, for l am sure did not-intend
specially to implicate him or lis battalion.
4 Not beinga military character did not
undertake to determine who vas at faul,
but simply spoke OF the negligence or Gull
pabllity of those concerned, whether at
headquarters, at the post OF with the
train. -,
In conclusion, Messrs. Editors, whenever
my Veracity is impeached and the charges
sustained'by proof, not assertion, Jon are
at perfect liberty to throw my communica-
lions aslde: JANEs uARsRADoN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

If it does not perish in our hands, We shall
transmit it as a common possession to our
children. Whatever may be us tate, fnthe
days that are coming after u, the merely
personal Or party interests that divide US
win appear but small in proportion with
the mighty fortunes of that land which is
the general estate of us all. So they ought
now to be regarded. Mutual helpfnlness
is our business, whether in war OF ii. poll