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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-24
To the voters Of Lee County,

MY fellow countrymen-I announce myself
a candidate to represent the citizens OF the
county of Lee in the next Legislature Of Vir-
ginia.
Fully confding in your integrity and abili.
ty to decide who shall legislate for you,.
would respectfully urge the citizens of the
county of Lee to make wise choice in the
selection of their candidates for Office during
our present difficulties, for in my judgment,
period in our history has arrived. which
calls impressively upon US for the exercise Of Of
profound sagacity, sound judgment, and if
possible, more than ordinary ability and zeal
in looking after the interest of our country,
and for the relief of suffering families whose
husbands are riskiug their lives in the defence
Of their country's call. We should select men
to legislate for US that will not sacrifice prin
ciple for selr-interest, or yield to the influence
Of intoxication and selfamusement to the neg
lect of the duties and responsibilities resting
upon them, as many have done; and instead of
giving strength, symmetry and ordsr to this
glorious republic of ours, devastation, ruin
and death have been tile final result. But We
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nag We are authorized and requested to an
nounce LEVI PENNINGTON, ESQ.,, candidate for
foater, to represent the counties of Lee, Scott
and part of Wise, in the next Legislature of
Virginia.
mSF We are authorized to announce Colonel
JOHN F. TERRY candidate to represent this
county in the next House of Delegates.
nag We are authorized to announce Capt
GEORGE GRAHAM candidate to represent this
county in the next Legislature OF virginia
nag We are requested to announce WILLIAM
D. HANDY o candidate to representy Lee county
in the next Legislature of Virginia.
nss. We are authorized to announce Ex-Gov.
McMuLLlN candidate to represent this district
in the next Confederate Congress.
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5000 REWARD.

4 WILL give the above reward for the capture
Il and detainure of Col n Nc. Menefee 80
that get him, who murdered my brother, D. s.
Newberry, in Wise county, Va, on Thursday,
the 10Th day of this month. Said Menefee is q
Kentuckian, and recently had command of a
Cavalry Regiment in the ssVirginia State Line. y
He is full six feet high, has but one entire leg.
the right having been amputated near the knee,
in consequence of which he wears a wooden leg.
He usually walks rapidly.
It is believed he will make his way to Vicks-
burg probably to Gen. Braggs army.
T. w. NEWBERRY.
Guests Station, Wise county, Va.
April "a, 18634-tf
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yood she instructed the minds and hearts of
houths-in ripper years she pointed both great
and small to the cross. The day of affection was
long and severe, but she bore it peacefully and
patiently. IF she had labored through life as a
christian, she suffered till death as a saint
The labor is past-the pain is ended, and now
in heaven the robe and crown are grasped.
} J. W. DIcKEY.
Died, at the residence of her husband, in Ma
rion. Smyth county, Va, on the 4th day of
March, 1868, Mrs. MARY r. THUEMoN, in the
18th year of her age, consort Of MIR. Thomas
Thurmon. Mrs. Thurmon was most exemplary
in all the relations of life; wife, mother, mis-
tress and neighbor, she had no superior. In all
these relations she was most tenderly and affec-
tionately loved. Her suferings were protracted
and borne with that christian resignation and
fortitude which ever characterize the true child
Of God For many years she had been con-
sistent and devoted member of the Methodist b..
Church She was no biggot, but loved all GODS
people She was perfectly resigned, and ex-
pressed the most devout gratitude and thankful-
ness to her Heavenly Father, that during her
last illness she was surrounded by oil OF her
children but one, and that she had been so ten
derly nursed and cared for by them. She leaves
seven children and many relatives and trlenas TO
mourn her irreparable loss.
And ct the same place, on the 24th day Of
March, 1868. Mr.. THOMAS THuRMoN, in the
Seth year Of his age, the husband Of. the late
Mrs. Mary r. Thurmon. Having lived together
for more than fifty years, they were not long
separated in death. Mr.. Thurmon was most
devoted and affectionate father, a kind neigh
Dor, and an indulgent and considerate master:
No one ever possessed q kinder heart. He would
divide the last cent he had with any one in need.
His illness was protracted he frequently de-
clared he was not afraid to die; that he trusted
alone for salvation in the merits and righteous
ness of Jesus Christ Indeed, after the death OF
his wife, he manifested some impotence to de-
| part and be with Christ, declaring that it was
far better A short time before his death he be-
came a member of the NJ. E. Church.
Side by side, Mr.. and Mrs. Thurmon now re-
pose in the cemetery attached to the Presbyte-
rian Church in Marion.
re- Holston Journal will please copy.
Died, at his residence, near Glade Spring,
Washington county, Virginia, on the 18th Of
April, 1868, JOHN W. PRICE, Esq, aged 60
years.
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Catch the Deserters.
April 10th, is63-2w.

VNHE liberal reward of thirty dollars will be
Il given for the arrest and delivery to me, or
confinement so that get them, of the following
deserters from my Company, viz;--Isaac Jones,
Preston Jones, Eli Hubbard, Lowry Cox, Geo.
w. H. Belcher, Lafayette Nc Fields it,, William
Fl. Price, Thomas L. Combo. William Compton.
David Duncan, Hiram Grizzle, johnson Kelley,
George W. Price, Thomas Robinson, and Smith
Taylor. They are all supposed to be lurking
around their homes in Russell county, Va.
+. 4. SMITH,
Capt. Co. G, 29th Regt. Va. Vols.
Aprill II. 1S63-4w
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Washington County, to wit :

TO the Clerk of the County Court Of said County.
WE, B. s. Talbert, Francis Smith and james
w M. Lee, three freeholders of the said coun-
ty, do hereby certify that by virtue of q warrant
to US directed by William Eastri'Ige, a justice Of
the said county, we have this day, on our oaths.
viewed and appraised three Steers, taken up by
John johnson, on his land as est,Jiys, and assess
the value of the said estrays at 10 III Confede-
rate prices. The said steers, Isl steer is mark
ed with crop on the right ear ard IN over-bit
and under bit in the same, and crop on the left
ear, no brands, color, black-2d teer is marked
with half-crop on the under pa { Of each ear,
no brand, yellow red color-3d steer is marked
with crop on the left ear and Ii ler-bit in the
same, aud .nnder-bit in right ear 10 brand, CO.
Tor, black and white. Given un Isr our hands,
this 18th day of April, 1868.
B. s. TiLBERT. Is
FRANt'iS SMITH,
JAMES NJ. LEE. R
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN G. KEEGER, G. G.
ApriI II. 1S63-sw -
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VIRGINHA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerks
V Office of the Circuit Court of Lee county. on
the lst Monday in January, 1863, being the Sd
day Of the month:
Joseph Myers, Complainant
AGAINST
Samuel Myers, William Myers, Henderson
Hobbs and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Myers.
Lea Coomer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Myers, Martha Smith, Nimrod Ely and Layina
his wife, formerly Lavina Myers, Henry. Keplev
and Annie his wife, formerly Annie Myers. Jo-
seph Keesley and Polly his wife, formerly Pollv
Myers, john Kinser, Joseph Kinser, william
Kinser, Jacob Kinser, James K. Burnett and
Jane his wife, Jacob Bumbgardner and Sall;e
his wife, and Rachel Myers, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit, is to obtain A parti-
ton Of the lands mentioned and described in
compliments bill among the parties, according
to their respective rights: And it appearing bv
legal evidence that the defendants, Samuel NV
ers, William Myers, Henderson Hobbs and Jane
his wife, Lea Coomsr and Nancy his wife, MINI
rod Ely, Henry Kegley and Annie his wife. Jo-
seph Keesley and Polly his. wife, and William
Kinser, are not citizens of this State, it is there
fore ordered that they appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect their interest in
this suit. A Copy.-Teste,
d. J. MORGAN, &C.
Ar,1s1 4
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To the CLERK of the County Court II said Comfy;
"E, VIM. Y C. White, John T. Sutton and
w Walter Johnson, three freebolders of said
county, do hereby certify, that by virtue of o
warrant to us directed by John N. Humes, 3
justice of said county, we haYe this day, on our
oaths, viewed and appraised dark Iron Gray
Mare, taken up by D. C. Clark, agent Of John
A. Campbell and Brothers, on Tire premises Of
said J. A. Campbell and, Bros, rs an estray,
and assess the value of said estray at $780,
The said mare is about FIVE years old, has some
white spots, termed saddle marks. on the back.
No other marks or brands discovered. Given
under our hands, this 18th day of April, 1858.
WIN. Y G.. WHITE,
JOHN r SUTTON.
WALTER JOHNSON.
A Copy.
JOHN G. KREGER, Q. @.
80
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--latest from the North.

R1cHNoND, April 2l.-The new York He
raid of the 18th has been received.
It SAYS that the latest news from Suffolk is
to the 10Th. Attempts of Longstreet to cross
the Nansemond river with pontoons were de-
feated by artillery Other news items unim-
portant.
A riot had occurred at Halifax between the
soldiers and citizens.
Mrs Semmes, wife of Capt. Semmes, of the
Alabama. who has been residing in Cincin-
natl, has been ordered to cross the lines into
Dixie.
Gold closed in New York at l53 bid. Money
easier than ever Cotton dull and heavy.
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From the North.

JACKSON, April 20 Special to the Appeal
The Chicago Times Of the 18th says there
will be no Immediate resumption of hostilties
at Charleston.
Burnside has issued an order declaring that
all persons, within the Federal lines bene-
fitting the Confederate, shall. on conviction,
suffer death. Darlington of Indianapolis, is
sues the same order.
The Times says the entire Monitor feet has
been sent to the Mississippi.
Gov Curtis offers 10000 militia to protect
Washington.
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Washington County, to wit:

10 the Clerk Of the County Court Of said County:
ME, David Tilson, James Debusk and A. B.
~ Edmondson, three freeholders Of The said
county, do hereby certify, that by virtue of 4
warrant to us directed by James Crow, justice
OF said county, we have this day, on our oaths,
viewed and appraised q Bullock, taken up by
Eizabeth Patterson on her land as an estray.
and assess the value of the said estray at Fifty
dollars. The said bullock is a milk and cider
color, about four years old, well grown, thin in
order, no ear marks or brands. Given under
our hands, this 18th day Of April, 1868.
JAMES DEBUSK.
DAVID TILSON,
A. B. EDMONDSON.
Copy.-Teste,
JOHN G. KREGER, c. 6.
April "a, TS63-3w
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A NOTE LOST.

n HAVE lost a note Of hand for $300-date
Il not recoilected, but in the present year, ex-
ecuted to me by F. P. Walcott, C. M. Wiley and
VIM. H. Vaughan. All persons are hereby
warned not to trade for said note, as it belongs
to me and has not been assigned by me to any
person or persons.
A reasonable reward will be paid for the de-
livery Of said note at abingdon, to either of the
Editors of the Virginian. T. L. WADE.
April 24th, 1S6S-1t
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Wheeler's Horse Marines Still at
Work.

TULLAHoMA, April 20.--Gen Wheeler made
raid at Hartsville on the 18th. He swan
the river, captured one hundred prisoners, a
large number of small arms, and a quantity
of commissary stores.
CHATTANOOGA, April 20.-Wheeler with his
command swan the Cumberland river, near
Nashville. captured wagon train, and killed
and captured forty Yankees.
All quiet along the lines to-day.
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Washington County, to wit:

70 the Czsrk of the County Court Of said County,
ME-, Joseph Snodgrass, B. D. hawthorn and
w G. w. Anderson, three freehoIders Of the
said county, do hereby certify that by virtue OF
. warrant to us directed by James Grow, Jus
tice of the said county, we have this day, on our
oaths, viewed and appraised Heifer taken up
by 3: P. Edmondson, on his land as an estray,
and assess the value of the said e~tray at $20.
the said heifer is brindle, with crnmpley horns,
about three years old, two crops and two sphts'
no other brands or marks perceivables al'en
under our hands, this the -- Jay OF April,
1868. JOSEPH SNuDGRASS,
r. d. HAWTHORN,
GEO W. ANDERSON.
A Copy.-Teste, p
JOHN G. KREGER, c. c.
anr;l II 126s-2w
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$3.50 REWARD.

GTOLEN from my stable, at River Bend Forge,
- Sullivan county, Tenn, on Tuesday night.
the 7th of April, one large Clay bank Horse, 8
years old. is hands high, heavy made, legs.
name and tail nearly black, small scar on the
top Of his neck made by collar. viii give the
above reward for the delivery Of said horse, and
no questions asked. JOSEPH MEREDITH.
April II. 1863-2w
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the evening Of the 14th inst, at
the residence Of II. S. Mathews, Wytheville, Va,
Major PETER OTEY, of Cark's Battalion, and
Miss MARY MALLIE FLOYD, only daughter Of the
late Col. Ben. Rush Floyd, decd.
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A Valuable Store and DWeIling
House. Sc. for sale.

EA WILL sell at Auction, for Cash,
ASaA az on the 2lst inst, that being Court
$A H day, lot No. in the town of Mari
ssz4on, containing Store and Dwelling
House, with necessary out houses, Doctor and
Tailor Shop. Stable, &C., Sc, with an abundant
and never failing well Of water. Said lot is on
the corner of the public square, and is probably
the best business stand in the town of Marion.
April 10, 1863-tf A. W. ASTON.
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washington County, to wit:

TO the Clerk ofthe County Court of said County;
WE, A. J. Taylor; James Henderson and
w Moses Whitaker, three freeholders OF the
said county, do hereby certify, that by virtue OF
a warrant to us directed by VIM. Eastridge'
justice of the said county, we have this day, on
our oaths, viewed and appraised Steer, taken
up by Whitley Fullen, on his land as an estra ~
and assess the value Of the said cstray at ?4V.
The said steer has swallow fork in the rlgnt
ear. and an under-bit in the left ear, red ana
white specklc color, five years oI.l.
A. J.TAYLOR,
JAMES HENDERSON,
MOSES whitaker.
Copy.-Teste.
April II, 1e6s-sw
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neA Eggs are only a sixpence a piece in
this market, and but few hens can afford to
lay at that Consequently they're scace.
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Sundries.

Sundries.
N BUSHELS Timothy Seed;
~ 1000 Yards a Brown Domestic;
Portmonaies, Purses;
Pins, Spool and Patent Thread;
and Inch Angers;
Landsides No. and4.
T. G. MCCONNELL & Co.
March Is, 1868.
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House and Lot for Sale.

- THE property formerly occupied
Ma libby James NJ. Stone, on Main street,
$1& 1 I sf can be purchased, by early applica-
80 tion to JAS. @. GREENWAY.
April "a, lS63-3w
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washington County, fo wit !:

April II, 1Se3-sw
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. Ntms tg Rftuil.

RessELL BKos, nf Dalton, Ga. are
making good wire for Cotton Cardssn
The Rlshchilds, have refused TO loan
money 10 Lincoiu.
WATCHEs are nov manufaci arod at
Columbus, Ga. The business affo,d EN-.
ployinent to quite II number of women.
RosnNcRANz is said to be ap excell.n,
Cathode. fro is eertainly very deyout,
for he does little else, than prey.
pRAYegs for The redoratierr Of peace
hafe been el-,ed daily for two months
at the Cathedral, New Orleans.
BADLY DAmAGRD.--A suit has been
commenced in New York court i,r
slalider. Tie damages claimed are
$5OUiG00. r..f J. 49, -
lNthe upper part Of North GEoliha,
ten pesny nails nre rasshg current at
five cents, each. The people there Le.
lieyesia "larG money"
THE. .revolu,iuni,ts in Poland have
me, with a,dtsastrous repuIse, at Far
noovi, losing, four hundred ard fiay
Killed and wouInied. - -',. >
TIrE citizens 81 Rock Hill aud ,iciui.
~. io,k Dis,tiot in public meeting,
have unanimously and pa,riotica,Ily de-
c'ded aga'nst planting cotton, and in
Iaror Ola full cIop UI pJ DIVISIONS.
THE WHEAT cRoRin Mississippi. says
-ihs ,Aississippiss, looks,ery p.omi-ing
lin Jarl, ircou!d not be better. .Tbere
is aiaige surface. Of our soil in whea,,
promising hour in abundance after 1h,
May harvest. " there are no,mora fJosis,
rtlis State ~iA fE n'sh whe,,; em,aeh 10
""rrIY half the Co''Sdersey in1iou. fo'
the ueAi year.
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Tho Niggsr Ministsf ii, Washington.
e A WashinEt lon ie,,er n abe 81. i,"uis
|Repub'isans gives q aarabab,e. account
Of ihe, reception of stbe negro ,rhini.ier,
from Hsyti at: the United States capi
tai. and hfs treatment Of his brother
dSfHiess n saws /: ~ -, > .....S:..
f@o mah6gapy colo, ed individuals.
each With hsis showing q. decided DIS,
Position 10 kiskiness, have fsIiei, a.,
rived here in ihs caraciti,s Of Minister
from. HayGs and his Secretary. Their
debit at. The SsapitsI 4fknns raised an. exci,>
ing diseyssien iE dwo% bsauS,es OF
sWasbiugton society IN 10 wbether tIfey,
afe,negroessor not. The AbVlaiopists
lbaye made up Their minds TO xanft
them 20 society equality, and 5saocotd-
|!,ag'y say they are not negroes bus
siiartieas : while. .lhe, colored folks here.
sheats insist that they are veritable dsr.
kies. = II remains 10 be seen, how tl,e
question will he decided, But the OBJ
sesSation Of the writer is tliat, If these
pew confers are not negroes, then n,u >.
siattoes a,e- white peanie.. .... -.
Represen ative Hooper, Of Massachu.
sets, led of last week hya having HE
two IHaytiebs at HIS dinser table; and
there can he no dost,tFu Fuf stlisa inioptions
of the AboIilionists 10 inifsduce i l,elu
into white society. Secretary Seward
has Invited them to dine with hiai next
Tuesday; but Il is customary for the
Secretaf Of Stale to~eStenA this coair>
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sfltrtta 4aatrg 4.
9 Over the ,Riycr.YS

Z syzsf-ss Over tho Rivers :, - - Z.
0scr thesriv+r they beckoa 10 me- : -. =
Loved ones ~he'vesetossedt 10 the furthsr
:, me elsau ot their ,snowy robes 1 ses. -
Ba. sheiS yoisesar loss IN the dashing
1 There one with risgi.ssoif sunny gold. ::
q And eyes ths'rsnseiiaaof Of SHeavsp's avn
He erossestip ti.etwuigl,t eray aud cold;
!. Ahd.she paac a,sist hid Dim from. morris al
- IS vieSsssS-s,. !a.Egs = 1t-.s ....S: -
: We, cav not tho ANGELS tlsSt met him there
The gste ofaihe- atty wescoa,d mot see,
! ! ovss he.tiser, ,'oserSt b eertseT, =. Il
My .6.otherT ssnsds waiting 70 welcome
Over the river the hoa,msn pals
!. Carried anothvr.sthe l,,,usehold -rft:
iers brown enrlsswaved in the gsntie gals---
Dating Min,isiEIss~ ifer-yst J. ~
She crsssed on her ri'osou her dimplea, hands.
!. And ieasl,sssy enters'l the l,iiaatvm bark
We watched glide from, he silver snnds,
= Aud All o,rspnshine gre " ,tsaaesIv DARK
sEsWs know shs ssafe mn The fnrtlter thi~.
~ - W here Allsths ransoinetsangelste q. e
b Over the river the nystic river
=. = s'Ay eb'ldhoods idol ia, waiting FOR mel. !.
For. none return from those: =, quiet /. shores. I
szg wll. sro's 'wi,h tl.e toainhn cold and
We hear ihe dir>of tho golden. oer., =, s.. s
: And catch gieshn Gf lie, y,sail, )
{ Aud 10! they hHrc PASSED from o1r ysarn>
a Z. ing hrarts-- -. -; : =
They erots,bs strsi" Cpd ars gsns for
W. MAY mot pnn'ler tho vilLsbart.
r. 1hat hides from our vision, tl,c gates Of
we only know tbat ,ltrir bark. No more.
z May fail with ,s Ger lies stmn,y srnsN y.
: hrt, s.omc,xl,ere. sku"w, on the further
b. They wsteh, and ,Jeck6n, md wait for
, ~ Smef ~ . 49, =. ..G-
:. a. : $3.50 - = -. - - ".r :, .
Ard Esjt sud think, wlsn the suA SETS aald
Is Flushing diver. Ind hin. aud si,or. ; =
shall l,ont any stapdi w ,6sas~tsr e,,td. y!
q And list tor She sound Of tho boutn,ar,s g.
:. l shall witch dor a .gieam Of the asrpins
>. I,.hall lIsar the boaeSs itea;h. III. strand
j. 8Sassi Pnss trsa, sigb sGitii ,ho 4boatihsn,
FSr tbs;hetter shore II The sp;rit land =: -
Isi,atl know heioyea wi o lin ys gone & eiore
And JOY fluffy sweet wiif the a,setinvl,e
When orer fi,e fiyss tl,se,eaesfafrivSr. >.
Tie Angel Of Desth sinii! carry ME =
ItsssSf = ~.
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- Aprf6th, aS63.. 81
9sar Esisrpsist4 6esosasng to
pymise, p,comMiaii aiit,ienio. %; soibs ,ssoia
acaihfa ssssir fintsIi geSse asr may s.s ,i,-
ssteasisg to'oas flicnsls. g. g. Gsesavn,s.--'
On swsy shiriers. z ns.des d fls,k
aioveuH6sstat ehaster to +isitt nv. ruolher
ibf Fofk. wkiis thsee. stsachea on
The 5tt sabbs!h st New Be,het-3wlisb
.ehusSh r Rrst- joi6st,s and sbers i .was
both licensed add! ordained sto. psesclf
the gospel, semo Of the Oh: soldiers
xbs wore thea slfiaing iigilts,now sleep
'tu thehasiet, iohsly gtsyes, and young
er Pefsons occupy their eItosmsr :piaces
inTtise church. 2 Soiumes Of lie .reniiji.
hicenco Of tile past. 'ftished ;.upein MY
memory, and ,lecplyiapfessed me.wiih
ths sfath 'tirrt ar ifdngs earthly, are
'transient aud eSsnescent. Thence 4
msde Smy-was' g On "a. .Richmond. nG--c
There fo9ad iharboard at the. hotels
was len: tio} dollars per day 4a.aiWsat
toihstsYar Department toGknow II ahel
'Rrssideat had giseneme the appoints,
rrent Of Chaplain ofstbe list sc. Y.s
.nno- found tharhe had dating back to
:tho time Of of,bsssecsptaaesiiofin iny, riisie.
nation as Captain; =. Witnessed saa de-.
IN oHstration efthe women and ebildrro,.,,,
of,RicbmondA those Of foreign biftlr-e
fbf something to eat.s. The 3overnor
and rfe,iden: ni'tde them spceehssau,l
assured thenraheyshoull be fed. They.
then apieted down; not, :howeverT I'M
they hadSbrakcn 10 Upon TIC .specula =,
tors and helped themselves to whallhsy.
deemed Necessary for their co,ufort,--.
Securing my baggage, 1eft' IN Che 4care
Of Rev. Nj. BarnweT1,r II took the back
tFack for Wehlon a.dE,he camps. Ar
rived on Saturday, aud u, ct with a
lhea,ly reception. : Preached 10 the
Reg iment ON SUNDAY from the text:
g. --TrGst We iu tue Lord, for in the Loid
Jehovah is everlasting s,renylh."-
Found one man ready 10 take up.tl,e
cress..