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Nc. TO PHI huff IAN, ESQ Dear Sir: The
~ voters Of ITenrico County knowing your long
experience IA deputy sheriff, your high qnaiifcs
tons ss such, and the esteem thst you ere Geld III
by very large majority Of the voters Ct said coua
ty, We the voters Of Uenrjco unity, call upon you
to aDuouccs yourself az u candidate f'r the next
Sherifa.ty. Election in Nay nsxe. HoPing tbi-
may meet with your appreciation, we remain sin
c-r.ly yours, MANY VUTE..S OF HENRlCO.
FL lS-GN
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a GaRD-Dr VfSr has removed his resi-
~ dence to Grace ct, between 25.h aid o5th sis
:,hurch Hill near 81 johns Church.
Office corner Of Franklin nnd Wall SITS.
fa 2-MEWStA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
- 49,. - - --,|>~--~
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Aasing snd Stage Gsncgor.... ....-r@ y cs"7s
WEDNEsDAY EFENING, Fst "a, 1864,
VIII be presented the beautiful Comedy, IN 'hTeF
acts, eItiticd
MARION,
THE PRIDE Or TIE NhfhEf.
Marc is dc VoaGge. MI Snaf tes
t,oa,ro r,rtnc Mr. Wells
nor,on Mics Baltic Partir g:on
r,nttn . Mrs DeBar
n,oce Miss Mary Paytiugtor
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By q. W. Willis, Aasct.,
mo So Main street.

r WILL se,l q. auction on Thursday moro!ug, Feb
ruary 25ih, at 10 o'clock, large tot Of
Household and kitchen fu niture
Stoves, crcCkery, and glassware
Ready made clothing, .hoes
Blankets, dry goods, &c
Gold and silver watches. jawelry. Is.
fe2i GEO W WILLIS, Auut.
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9NANVILLE Female College,
Danviile, Va.
Tuition in Literary Department for twenty weeks
from February Is, 1864, $50: Music extra.
Board, for twenty weeks, FIVE barrels Of flour, or
$500. GEO LAM0NTE,
ia 21e0dIm President.
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HDo'Rs Co u, 1sT BAT cAvY, Lccs! D.tcnce, !
Richmond, Feb Is, 1851.
NRDERS No 5-You are hereby orLered 10 meet
at the City HILL on Wednesday next, 2ath inst,
n / O'Clock (mOunted) for drill. Dy order.
WHUAYWARD, Capt.
wTrp .wsopD OS fe 23-2tt
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usW instrument and very superior both in
talac Ard nnish Call and exaIniec Il NJ my sssi.
demos, 4ih street, 0smblsb Hin ;or apply - me q
The Tsedaeas WO5kS. WIN rRG0C0Il.
e ~ ~
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EDUCATIONAL

EDUCA TIONAL.
EDUCATf0NAI.-Prof A DAEDAPAZY is
~ prepared 10 give a few private Lessons in any
OF Modern Languages eff Europe, especially in
the Ffensh Applications can be made 10 him, by
letter, a, the Confederate Reading Room. He refers
to Mr. Roger Martin. fe % At.
MRS X BOULWARE will open school at her
iTa residence, on 4th st, between clay and Leigh,
Monday, 18th February, 1864. The usual English
branches will be- taught, together with French,
Latin and Music. For terms apply at her residence.
Reterences--Rev J l. Burrows, d D.; Rev d
letter, d u, Richmond Rev G. w Trice, Caroline
CO; Rev VIM Baynham, Essex county.
te 10 2iaw:iw-
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Bg Sdsnes III. Taylor, 4 .etiOneer.

VTALuABLEI and On the Meadow Bridge road,
Y q Of nj C north Of the city, for faie at auc-
tion Will be snia upon tho premises tn Friday,
26th Feb, 1864, at 4Ia O'Clock n, smsl trac: OF
LAID, containing about II acres, situated en- the Mea
doU Bridge road, about three quarters Of a mile
north Of the corporation line, adjoining the ln3s OF
the late Albert Morris, Sanl d 70, and Rich
ari Moore, Esqs, and Immediately in front Of the
farm of DR. Francis Ii Deine. The land is in good
state of cultivation ant admirably vel, adapted to
the gfowth Of vegetables with Two beautiful sites
for building There are also several never failing
springs Of ii npid and delightful water upon the pre-
ms.s, with tui' able situations for led houses and
ponds to collect Ice FROM.
Terms at sale, which will be made IN sui; bidders
Z, a3-4t JAS TAYLOR, Aucts.
Ey Slaughter, Watkins Il Co, Anct'rs.,
(t69 Main street
A UCTioN Snle.-0n Thursd4y, the 25:h inst
- we vii SELL a. auc ion
1900 lbs barley aud NAL:
1000 lbs cotton yarns
6 G0o lbs smoking tobacco
1900 lbs crashed sugar
bbis sorghum nolasses
10000 lbs smoking tobac.o
Crushed sugar
Rio ctff.e
Eanneis, kersfys. Sc.
fs p SLAUGHTER, WATKINS & co, Aucta.
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"AVIN0 qusafnsd ~ admiutslzas0e Of MAJOR
III John seldom, dsosased, al psssona having
cislsss seainst he estate requsstsd % present.
them b ma 1br ssttlemant. WIN 4 LIfTLk.
10 t7-lOts Yye0efioksbUye, VI.
HHANUFACfUkgD Tobacco LOO pAckaaea Il
VH DARK tOhocop, enhmcinG hah pounds, 1vee
asd 3eo; highly sveeeeosd, ard vel aAaDsed IT. a.
pan. Ioe sAis ~ tAS Woa1uAn 90
= ao-l1
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EgNRU>TEE'S Sale Of House and Lot On the north
1 SIDE Of Byrd between 'st and I'd SITS As ttus
Ice In deed of trust, dated 2S,h Of August 1883,
dry recorded in Richmond Husticgs Court, shall
Sci e; public auction. on the premises. on Monday,
the 22d February, 1884, at O'clock M. the lot and
brick tenement thereon, located above, opposite
the Second African Church The house contains s
rooms cd the kitchen has 3 roons. The lot has O
front Of GIN f.os and a terth or SAN feet.
TERMS CASA. PONHATAN ROBERTS,
Trustee.
PoSTPONEWENT.-The above sa,e is pos poDed
10 Friday, FEB 2Gh, at o'clack r NJ.
PONHATAN ROBERTS,,
e. 81 Trustee.
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GRAND SELECT BALL.
A Grand Select Ball
will be givgn IT the
New Market II III, on
THURSDAY EI-ENFNtf, FEB 70, 1864,
No mains or expense will be spared TO max" ~ -
une the ricst i.e.s ai,d agreeable Balls Oh lie
season,
Ballet MASTER.
Thomas Y. Carr.
MANAGERS.
jacob Shaner, q = UensTgs
JAS Waite, Eoubg
Tickets, admitting gentleman ANA two ladies, S.
fc o1-GLf
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OFFICE SoUTHaxN ExPans COMPANY,
Augusia, Ga, Feb 10th, 1854 J
EGaL Notice n hereby given 10 al concerned,
Ia that persons who ship packages containing
spirits, wines or cordials. without informing our
Agen. II the contents will nOs DO entitled 10, nor
viii they Eeceive the benz 1t Of valuation.
0oirsts wines or cnrdiAs, viii cot be forwarded By
CHA Company except under special contract
Jas SHUTTER,
Superintendent and Acting Prestdolt.
II A HAnuroN, Agent, Richmond, VI.
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To conclude with tie enasirg Farce tf
SIMPlON & co.
M, NOTICE SO
In consequence OF tho continue 'n'iFpositien 81
Mss Eoisc Bridges, the msnascmen: il compelled 10
;urther postpone the play 81 t:ic
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
Until Thufsday, Fcbrnmc 18th
-
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4 VUNCEHT Hall, -
Exchange iso.et, eor liih and franssia ste
Prof ST. :AUR BiEGHAMS
SFLECc PA tt I..4 sO3REE%
FgIDAY EVENING, Feb -, 1864,
Ger tiemrn, net scsoaiF. 50 In b Ladies aud
gsnlisrnen. scholars, SIS eacn EYs ut scholars
s. each; children, scholars, respectfully i~vitfa
E.ce Rand sc, GA haLd.
March commence at pci:Sk.
N0TrcE.-Pcof BINGHAM'S last quarter con-
mtnces mex. 1hursday All wishing 10 fcnd tnti'
cili!d.en viii please enter them rs cary as pssibie
T.rTas sscertaicei On application. M scholar
II kan leas tine than TIE quarter. q "a 81
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By Pull;an, Hanes & Weisyer, Aucts.

-aF will sell on Thursday, 2'ih inst, at och,
0T on the promises, that neat little dwelling
with three rooms and kitchen detached, and bali
acre OF land, situated Decatur Street, In Marks
plan, near Manchester 10 person with small
family it is O nice residence.
TssMs-Cash Taxa for 1894 tn be paid by the
purchaser. JULIAN, HANES 4 WEISIGER,
fe2l-2. AuctiOnecrs.
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by Williamson d Co., Aactiouesrs
No. les Main street,
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BIZ w H. Fo,olc, Sons Go, As1cts.,
mos ZIG and llS Main streets
an Tuesday, March ]. at 10 O'Clock, VIC shall
I Fthr-
2h- o packages manufactured tobacco, all grades
0ol do smoking do
fc pat WHFOWLE, SONS 4 co, Auct's.
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is 2i-it
METROPOLITAN HALL,
M Franklin street.
WEDNE5D.HY E,ta;nC, FL u, 1854
First appear ance OF ~
HARRY HUNTER,
The rooaa:ii,aa tia,,,;nr D-llnrafcr-
Reap aracce #
CHA5IEY White.
BOB MAKE kIPa To night.
Grand Tight Rope Aeccasicn'
OH Sexton ii character to-ais ht
Splendid bill!
Go ssrly = sccmre
t. "a IL
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E>OR Hire Ore cock aud two hoose girls. En-
II quife at the corner of Main and "a strsete.
fa Su-6t@
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IN LBS Msrshali's GIN Twine
lUU $50 lbs W b threat, for eilling
@0) dozsn spool cotton
1000 yd. GrsEiteviiie 4 musIin
1909 yds CT aaburg
loo yds w1llen jeans, country made
200 gross bone pant buttons
20 pairs ladies' morocco shoes
100 do do lasting gaitsrs
800 do sewad eeTvautS shoes
200 do gents balmoral sbo.s
Felt bats, merino hose
Cotton cards, cotton hnlfhose
Rread soda, brown soap
Ccepcras, black pepper,
Fo- sale BY X POLK, IS Main 81.
f. $50
VERY fae Saddle Horse for sale -Aa excellent
IA saddle Horse, years Old, q tine troitcr sold
Tor fault, the owner having no FOR h:rl, and
will warrant him perfecsly sound In every respecs.
Apply 1t the corner Of Franklin and ieih streets,
Engineer Department, before l O'Clock n, for
three days. Price, - 200.
70 23-2i' SAMUEL T PFkktN5ON.
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| fTU2 sae-h steam engine and saw IL have
II fer sale seven miles and "A ha.f beiow Rich
I m0nd, near the Williamsburg stage road and York
River Railroad, steam engine ana say mil, all com
| pieie Apllyt d: CHAS f ANDERSON,
| fa 24-2.j Corner Of Gay an fnusheo Sta
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OEE1CfAL.

>-N-''7- Ao,,r arp lssp,R GsnxaAG's Osyios, |
Nichn,ou.l, Va, Feb %. 1864. !
~ ENERAL urdcrs, No N:-Ine ionowlns &c.
nf Tho Army.
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NEGieOES ron SALE AND HIRE.

NOR Sale remain III near the city, likely
n ana well-grown black Girl, ab0u. 10 oars If
age an inducement will DC offered in order ID keep
her near her relatives. Apply at Cary street jail
&c ni-eOG2t
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A RAILWAY rosT.oFF1UE.

One DISTRIBUTING Car COnpleted-Oth.
ers to be Neutrality-suspicious. OF the
Arrangements. 'hl-
An account was given two or three
days ago of plan soon to goin effect, by
which the distribution of mail matter
should be made in the cars instead of the
postofice. The following description of
one of the distributing cars, just compile
ted, is given in the Washington Star:
ga. N. Zevely, Third Assistant Posts
master General, sometime ago conceived
the idea of facilitating the transmission
and prompt delivery of letters, newspas
pers, and mail matter generally between
this city and New York and intermediate
points by a system OF railcar distributing
postofices, whereby the work of stamp-
ing, asserting and distributing mail mat
ter'Will be done in a car prepared for the
purpose while the train is in motion.
One of the new cars for that purpose was
at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot
last night and was visited by high ofici-
ais of the Postoffice department., and by q
number of railroad men and invited
guests, who were warm in their approba-
ton of not only the system about to be
inaugurated, but of the workmanship OF
the car and the eommOdious and perfect
manner in which the interior is arrang-
ed. @,1 -es &
aThe car was constructed at the car-
works of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Co. at Mount Glare, and was COM
pleted on Saturday last, and is now be.
ing run over the road To- wear off the
roughness. The dimensions of the car
are As feet inches in length in,the clear,
by 9 feet inches wide, with q height Of
about Z feet at either side, but it being on
the tdouble-decker' principle, the center
is fully 9 feet. On either side are words
Informing the public that it is the
through, line betweeni New York and
Washington. There are also the usual
apertures through which letters may be
conveniently dropped in for mailing
| In the inside are two hundred pigeon
holes,' ofrather larger size than ordinary
and forty boxes, each one foot square, sc
arranged that the matter placed In them
| cannot be iostled out by the motion Oi
the car. There is in front Of each case 6
4 narrow shelf for the accommodation Of
| the clerks, with drawers beneath, and
hooks for the mail pouches, while on the
opposite side is a large table for stamping
purposes. There are also closets fol
clothes, sofas, water coolers, and every
convenience for those who shall traVe
with the car; and it is fitted up with the
most approved ventilating windows.
GAs soon as the train starts the clerks
assigned to duty in this novel postoffc1
will commence the distribution Of al
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

OF THE NEWSPAPER PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MEGT, KNOWN AS TEE aREGIsrER OFFICE
ON SATURDAY, THE IJTH SEPTEMBER, 1854
AT THE FRONT DO0R OF THE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY: l
IN Pursuance Of . Deed Of Trust from Arnold
i TrOWbridge and Owen D. DoWney, 70 me, bear
ing date the 18th yuly, 1851, recorded In the Re-
eordoE,g Once Tor the County Of Ohio, in Book IS,
lollo Sa2 thu front door o. the Court House. for
Ohio County, Saturday, the 1Ith September, 1884,
commencing NJ 10 O'clock, n shall sell 20 the
highsat bidder At publie aletioa, Hthe printing
presses, engines, types, materials and fixtures tool
and implements of any and every Kind whatsoever
now contained In or belonging 70 the printing once
and publishiFg Ofice," aud supe known - the
"Register printing and publishing once"
TERMS OR8ALRs-Ths one-third OF the purehAso
money In cash, aud the remaining in equal install
ments, pAyabls in dx and tWSvo months alter date,
with interest from dsteS fdesired, the purchaser
may pay tha fall amount Of the pnrchaso mOaey In
eashs For tha deferred or credit fRstAlmsnts, the
purchaser - give bondS with approved psr.oaal So
eurity. % l1A JAMES 8. WHEAT
auEl6 q -l.. L e Trustee.
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matter into boxes for the several locale
ties to which the matter is directed.
The way mails will be made up first, and
at each station mail matter intended for
the particular locality will be put Of, and
matter for other points on the route reS
ceiyed. The great advantage Of this sys-
tenn is that correspondents can mail their
letters at the last moment and even when
the car may be moving of yet with the
assurance that all letters viii reach their
destination safely and with unusual desN
patch. This city will reap many adyap-
ttages from this system, for all matter for
the departments and for citizens viii be
arranged upon the cars, and1win be hapdr
ed the several carriers ..and messengers
within i've minutes after the carnival of
the mail SO at New York, for at that
end of the route also q similar distribu~
tion VII take place. feot g
at is really something new under the
sun, and thousands who often are ans
noyed by reason of delayed mails HiH
thank Postmaster General Blair, Mr..
Zeyely, and City Postmastar Bowen, for
the inauguration of this new system.
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RATIlNAL MKDICINR.

nR. THOMAS VI, ,1<IsHER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the eitiHsn1 o. wheeling
and vicinity that he has peruAlently located IN
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon ne IA
tiopAl Or Eclectie System, He has been engegee N
ths praetieo 81 his pfolssaion Tor number o. years,
and hAl been enlnanfly sueoel.laI II ne treatenl
Of an VaFIatIG of diseases, both acute and ehronte
DR.. K, ~ heretofore, vii d6E0te . good ahafe o.
hil tse and attention % the treatment ofa chTole
di1aasal a. both laEaI sneh y Consufpfon ard Al
yuIietio8 d Lung uiaagal, Al DISEASES 81 The dhro
cAtaETh, pyPepllA, LIVER Complaints, Mereuftal
Varioty % Biood and skin EpiIlpsY, fumpI,
WenlI Spinal AdsrtiongI DisesgeI of th6 kidneys
and BladdeE, Heart Affections, Diseases 81 the Bye
and Ear, &e. Those peculiar % Females, viz: In
lammAtory Diseases q The Utorus, Palnfil Irrsgu-
lnritie1 LsucorThaa, Prollpsul Ut6T1, and all Ner
VQls Diseases 70 which thsy are Fableet. Dise4sel
OfChiidren carefully and Eatiopally tFsatsd. Md
Ioln68 mild reliable and agreeable.
: An oommunicAtinng strictly ,oonhdGutlll. Might
calls ehaaEfnlly and promptly answered. :, 81. q
Rsf-Omcs and reSldsno6 one door west % Louis
AbilnE5 HotSl, Thlrd street, near Resd = Kraa's
Drug store Centre WhealinE VIVA, Once hours
from A. y. tQe ?. q. -
T RERERENoEA 11r p u ne-fF
Prof B. y. Payne, Bteubenvllle, 0hio. .lsir.-
Dr.. w. y. MedIoEuF, e 49, % . g.
DR.. q. AKn0ld, Clmhridgo, Ohio.
Prof. q. II. OleAVolAnd, otncinnad, 0hlos- lcTt
Dr. o. A. Molehimer, Van Wort5 - -df
~
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have urged men and money for the war7
What wifi they say toithis insult thrown
into their tseth7 II every great-souIed
man IN that party, who has not already
aban5ensd 1t, chan not now pick up his
hat and Isave-.as Gen! Oass retired from
the presence Of Chief Justice Taney after
hearing the Drsd Scott dhcision- then the
increasing an daetty Of the bad men In that
party Is q sofroWfuI proof Of the declining
spirit 6f.the good.
when Vas there ever, In the history Of
political conv6ntions, greater self. stulti-
fieation than Ii the Chicago denunciation
of arbitrary arrests and yet simultaneous
nomination Of Q man Who arbitrarily ar
restsd 1 whole State legislature.
Why does this platform ask for stop
page of'the war; TO restore the Federal
Union, la it SAYS. Bat the very same days
neWspapet which brings this text from Chi
caRo brinrs its documentary from Richmohd
-in the hsndwFiting Of Mr.. benjamin.,
Secretary .of State, to Mr.. Mason commits
sioneFt 60 Earope, saying that Jefferson
Davis cannot iisIen 70 any proposition from
the North except upon the basis Of an "In-
dependent Gonfederacy" What then be-
comes of this Chicago oVerturef Pitiful
speetaclel a party great travelling to an
extreme northern city to get down on its
knees afar off 10 Jefferson Davis, who only
stretches ont d long arm across mountains
and prairies to smite 1t on the cheeks in
scornl s..t $50 .,= =Gse,aey
Fellow countrymen, the crisis Is immi-
nent, but the way is plain All wise and
sound men, both Democrats and Repnbli.
cans, know that there is but one method
Of restoring the Union,I and thatis, by cons
quering back the rebellious parts. This
we are doing day by day-and doing well.
What can be better done than Grant and
Sherman and Farrsgut are doiug2 What
is more full Of hope, and promise than the
general military situation to-day Moth
ing bat good auguries eyerywherei For
as the lightning that lightens In the east
tightening also unto the west, so Is the
fiery storm that is gathering to break upon
Richmond, Atlanta aud Mobile. D troub-
led hearts, praying for the salvation of the
country-couAge and good cheerl A
crown of victory ia now falling through
the air which will in due time light upon
onr bannerl +- rar ..
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q. SLACK, Senator Tth Dit.
W, 8. DUNBAR, n. II. d. zd
JOHN n. PHELRHG, Pres. senAt
U. s. Marshal's Notice.


Va In Rsm. In . case Of Ior-
The Real Property Of VIM. fsltaro and dOonasoa.iOn-
Z. HlRgAnbotham. -i
" HRREAs, at the spring term 1864. ofthe Dis
w Iiet Court Of the United States for the District
OF West Virginia. ~ Wheeling, the Attorney 0f the
United States for said disTiet snled Information
against the real property Of William 7. HiggAnbOt-
ham, described IN said Information, alleging In tub
stance that said HigKRnbotham has been engaged
in the existing instruction against the authorities
of the United States since tho 1Ith % July, 1eoa
that at the time Of his beooming 20 enEAged he was
the owner Of the property IN said tnformatou men
toned, and praying that the said property may b
oonhsated and sold - forfeited 70 the united States
Nov, therefore, in pursuance o. the monituu IN
der the seal OF the said Court % me directed and de-
EVaed do hereby give public notice to au persons
claiming any interest IN said property Or In the
eeedsthereol to appear before the Judge Of the Dis
trct Court Gf the United States f9r the District OF
West Va at beellng, the 12Ih day Of septemb
A. D. 1864, Ofthe same shall be day sflursdieton,
II not on the next day Of Jurisdiction thereafteE
theu and there to inteFpOse their claims and make
their Allegations In that behalf. = -.
-l-.5.,ft4..rr .ssr EDWARD n NORTON,
~. s. Marshal for the District Of West Va.
BENZ. II. SMITH, q. 8. Attorney. augQ9
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From. the Fifteenth Regiment.
10TH W. VA. INFANTRY VOL,
CANP NEAR OHARLBsrowN,
-- September 2, 1854.

Editors Intelligenesr: -aa1r
send you list of casualties in our reg.
iment during the month of August, in the
various skirmishes and reconnOissances
made by the regiment during the month.
Killed Frederick o. Bush, 90. b near
Halltowu, Gath ultimo; William F. Kump,
co. l, near HslltOwn, oath ult. 20 z
Wounded.-Thomas A. g. Ray, co. b,
severe iesh wound In leg; Eli J. Reedy, CO.
E, slightly; Jesse Lesson, CO. r, in elbow
j. H. Wheat, co, E, foot; Serg't. Burris d.
Bum, 90. O, slighty in breast.
slight history of our marches and
counteFmsrches would not be amiss to your
many readers. I copy from our returns
the following:
July 27tn, we left Camp Piatt, W. Va,
and proceeded by steamboat and cars to
Cherry Run, B. l. o.. R. R., from thence
marched to Martins Ferry, Harper's Ferry,
Lovettsville, Hillsboro', Smokers Gap, Ber1
ryville, Winchester, Williameport, Sharps.
burg, Harpsr's Ferry, Sandy Hook, Wolf.
vile; Frederick city, Hsrper's Ferry, Ber-
ryville, Cedar Greek via Ashby's Gap,
winchester, Berryville, Oharlestown, Boli-
var Heights and back again to this place,
and still the boys are ready for anything
that our commanders may call upon as to
do, as our Generals are men in whom we
all have great confidence. t. .i .t.7
Yours, MILTON WELLS, =
1t. Col. Commanding Regiment.