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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-20
,UOU ONCE.

Office Of Caief uartermaster Dspot Of Washinston,l
WASHIMGT0N, D. c., April ii, 1864 {
1000 HORSES, suitable for Artillery service
will be purchased at this depot by the undersi gned
in open mark from date until May IL 1854 in lots
of one to fifty at hundred and sixty FIVE dol
lars 1861 per ANIMAL each animal to be subjected
to the usual Government inspection before being
accepted.
Horses to be delivered to. and inspected by. Cap
tain G. II. Tompkins. A. q. M, U. s. A, corner of
22d and G streets, Washington. ID. G.
d. II. FUCKER,
Bri gadier General and Chief Quartermaster
ap ll-27t Depot of Washington, D. C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-20

FOR SALE.--A FARM in Prince Georges county
l. Pa miles from Scaggss Switch. IL miles from
Washington; ls9 acres, 100 in fine timber, balance
cleared; fair improvements. Will be sold cheap
for cash or exchanged for improved city property
Call at No. 800 corner of 9th and NJ streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-20

Tor sALE.--The GOOD Will of a Grocery
l. store now doing good business, a small lot
oiGroceries. and many other articles of Dry Goods
will be sold at bargain; and the house and store
for rent Immediately. Inquire on the premises
corner of 9Th and streets. an B-3t*
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-16
SlOO REWARD.

SI0LEN from the subscriber, May 2sth, a v.lus
- bic Gold Wa'ch and Chain and $40 In money
oy man answering to the name of Henry West
large and 800 will be paid for hi, capture. He Il
about ~ years of age. Fix feet high nearly bald
dark brown hair buceyes. and mark ed in ndia
Ink with monument decorated with fags AIsa
bracelet In India Ink round right wrist
jei dtf ~ j. IL. 0XNARD
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-16
WANTS, LOST, FOUND
S9J Reward !!

SIoLEN from the subscriber ON Tuesday Even
- ing, while in Perce's auction room q Calf Skin
rockst bovk containg st4 in money, note against
Cnar,es hodgdon, Gorham for $50 and me against
oharies trooper for sl2. The above reward will be
tion of the thief ~ 80 ~
Tune S-tf GEORCr pFcR
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-16
House Wanted.

WANTED TO purchase for cAsa, convenient
w House suitable Tor q small fanify, with usual
eonyeniences, centrally and pleasantly located =
Price not TO exceed $1,000. Address .Tsylor" at
the Press Office msyiass
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-16
Wanted!

U. s. EHoiaeer Once. 81 Exchange ST.
Portland, Me-, June Z, 1884
, "A fEhsON accustomed to keeping Q boarding
"A house for wofkmen, TO keep the house upon the
Y. s. Works at Hunnewe's Point, mouth OF Si,e
hennebee River The house Is allowed free of reat:
and tne average number OF boaTders Is ffty per day
PERSONS offering must bring satisfactory or
their ability to carry on the house properly.
For further particulars enquire at this ofice
dSigned) THoS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Capt. Corps of Engineers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
~ Court of the State Of Indiana comprising the cases
reported in the eight volumes of backfoTd and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes of the State, emb DIE in the edition
of Gavin Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis, l.. l. b. ! vol.
svo. Sc co.
The edition OF this valuable Work was completely
exhausted ia less than three months from the time OF
publication new edition. printed fine white paper,
is ready This Of the most complete and best
arranged digeSs published, and has received the
highest concentrations Of the legal profession.
The Hon. NJ NJ RAY say.
'rhe Digest is i'm its plan and execution as II
useful TO the profession. This is no abdgement OF
the Reports but genuine digest of them"
The Hon. DAVID McDoNAID says
cit is no small commentator of the work that it i a
Digest not only Of all Supreme Court decisions which
have be. published but also Of all the modern statutes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19

mentioned, with
Head the which the Regiments Companies
ed :" will reach their destination.
1iditqpt General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19

Pr per Ann
Yu.-ssn. ooverner. once. ststs House.
,e.i<sor> esrn<r Of rutsf ard illinois sts t3.ooo
q n nslls~sv. Colonel and Private secretary
a fso-.raar Ofnrs. stsss House, re.ide.
vfth Governor Morton. .............-...... 7,sst
va a. Terrell. Major and Military Secretary
40 fsossrnsr. Once. State Hoas<. resldsncs
Low. Bioek Ohio street. ....-......... 7.i<s
a. echisfer. MAJ - Regiment, Indiana
yolnni>srs. A. u. G. 20 Governor Offee
stats House. boards AZ Palmer House,. ii<8
fsa. Noble. Adiutsut General Of Indiana
O1hcs, STATE Hoase: boards Il Bates House,
sasi -. 49,. so
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
Quoting ! Jaw.

WI SIC thu, Father Nywt"n is trying. Very
awkwarlIr. To- make out that his opponent,
tircrnhury Slack, E~I, is hot eligible /" the
Office Of State Senator, aml quotes law to de-
rcivr the m"wary into such belief Hut I'M.
, fortunately the law.Iu"tc'l 'l"rS not 0ppy I"
Mr. Stacks c:,>r for it So happens that the
I Attorney General lr':,c'l that the "ilicr al
Collector of Tolls is not State office, anil VI.
.Er,chc.n Lnrn' U"S, ~ llr ais, knows that the
office oil Superintendent 81 S,'h""l>, which lr
himself hollis, IS such. j. Mr.. Newton cliEi-
.iblc? Some lrr>oIiS an Of the opinion
iha, he is not 60.
: romr. Father Newton ."lr"rlc Twin. in
glass houses shouldn't throw stones" anal il
Won want To IN Senator, and "havr duly ac-
counted for and paid over such (puhir money,
according I" law" as YOU may have collected
or received rs Superintendent Of Schools Tor
kanawla r"Ilntv. GONE ont iairl Y and submit
the matter to III" p"pir: AMI lac content t" let
M.m decide who shall r'prr>'n, them in the
Senate. and do not try To deceive them lay
quoting law which rl"c> not apply.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
OUR POSITION.

Is commencing the publication Of new
papcr. We owe it to our rraLcr> and tho public
to define, to some extent, our position, and
the principles by which We shall l~ governed
Politically. We ar rS"oSnl1roNMAr for the
r'uion, am, shalt give the most hearty support
to tls Administration in oil measures ncce>-
Sary t" a vigorous and successful prosecution
of the war asains. tl,o rebellion. In local
politics We shall advocate only s,lc4i men i"r
"iticc ~ VIZ believe to hc thoroughly Mon
We believe in the New State az West Nir-
siuia, and shall most jcal"s<ly watch and
quart her every interest Nrn who have al
loved sAlsisS to Swcrvc them from their loyr
for and devotion Ia ORR roCSTgr, AMI snch
oniv, should lc entrusted with the interests
IL our new State! "
We shall hold to to the fundamental prin.
cip!e Of our Government THE RIoil1> "f THE
rsor.x: anu shall culcayur to linpN>s them
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
IE:lIsD1 .1..t NJ.

The oil fever StclIS - contagious aS the
small Ivx, and has spread all over the north.
In New York, the spectators Seem almost
wild with excitement about the imncIISc
supplies Of Petroleum now being developed i'll
parts Of West Na. We give cl<ewhcrr an ar.
ticlc from the lI'h"rE"g inh|HGcnrcr. showing
the development al"vc Marietta. AMI near
the Little KanawlGl. But We believe it is
not generally known that we lave in this val
lev the most imluhitablc evidence Of the cX.
i>,cnce Of oil liz large quantities, aud spread
over large territory. We intended I" have
given some Of the evidences. and some fur
,hcr facts in tho case, hut have l,ecn una
l.lc t" prepare them for want Of time. We
will say however, that there arc already ,w"
or time Companies and several private par
ties engaged in lc:,Sin: the lands wherever thc
indications show oil To exist.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
,;,.;r Wort. 'N'i,Ti"'"'

Everybody scents to be runn'!s .,. s,a
the Subject Of OIL All othes ard dr olony the
I t hrcn completely absorbed anu , '0 paI.
nave Te, wccn his city and parkcrSn!l's p%
G ,;''1,rIy little else is talked o. , inr - in
.'s"'. ''r attracting the most attention t,,,"
u.! n ',i I.Ir,.,nts counties in TINS '''"a.
: " "'"' " '"" ,'c Ohio river. 1t lies bc'"e'"
Frrnch Creek and Bull Creek. rn,;o ,,ou,
''t I:'.nch creek cmptirs into the ONO ' an
renen ;,'sahnyc Marietta 1t isa prom,
; ;Sim| hut vet undcvrl"Ird oil ,rs'o" Lo r
nr, than four wells having Actually pes" -, If
"n i, hanks. ~Onc Of these, the l""sS, :.c.s
Wv K,tL,rId, gives fine promise OIL s', '',;r,
ijT;x !bout 4'Ni feel deep, and Is Oh '''' l"
Of bcin. tulcd. c,-,rd in New.
y ,,.r,,. OH the Lands lease! lH Wy,
n "FH' y :" w. .ho,, +, bore eight, wells "n HIS
territory. -: 49,. inf, I'm, Obi"
/ low '' ,.' ,n;L.s above Marietta. is MS" d., m;''
T,,lr worked upon is borders, tor OH. . iM.
i,nIs arc now entirely held 10y f'a>'e'n ['n :,
t,I;,,S and preparations air ";li'o l.''''. ,i;S.
'';.~;rnnS prosecution Of work. Upon ''iaS
,r,.I. i remarkable show OF surface OIL
.S,...j;,r tia; Of any other stream III ''''s TO-
w. .;n en- mi. creek is we'll $50 feet deep
"''".l ly Jackson and Pedro, which throws i
,"n'',. .,;,.,,, 81 .a> anil wa,cr-'Ic "rrlfSt
.N,.;i; Tin. Yves, vm.inia oil lands. E":','
,,,',.r :, - to clear the black sha'c ~ wn''''
,,rra,;nn> were suspended tins WICK n'1"'
,a,alu,r very satisfactory results.
l.,,lI rre.k. cmplyins int" the ''I''" S'''',
mile. above Marietta. Is the most i''"""> 81
I'm, West Virginia Strains. now KNOW" -
t;r,',i nv "ul territory" The main strain
;'", ~, lint little worked. The :rrat wells
w;;rL lrou.h, rull creek int" notice are "'
.,aU streams am! runs. WHICH arr ir'"u''r!
,tn; ON one Of tlc>c known ~ il"r,''"e'N'
:. ,;,,.,,I ,lr. III. well: Sometimes Known
~. ,,,,. .,;;;,ilru we'll" This well l. a''''
e5u ttt, d.yl, has l"rn at WORK a'"'n i ",.
month, anil has yi'hl'l '"' ''Ar'r'S per "''
,pL from tia, down t" 81 barrels.
rim. .ti:,,r wcll." on ll"r*c"r'i, promises
SUP Th. ia,, .,rca, well in this nei"lho'hV"l'
:. ,r r,w,,,,'s run, u feeder III ll"r>rircE--
,,rr,rJ hy TacI, " Er":her, Of i'h''at''r''!'''
.rI s.ru,k alou, three weeks ago. IL ''""'
81 L,uut $40 barrels III oil in 4 SINGLE d'y'--
It's aycna.c has been. perhaps. l-' ''','''> i
,,.,v II i = shallow wr!i-"" :'rt 1'eF'-,,
T,:,r ,L;> Mr>.r<. Tack * E:"'hcr have "a wen
ISL e., ,lr;, which yields :f"" ~ Il" ~ '''''
rcI> -! "il daily. ,,.
When !; is r",.>ni,rr! that n"; Hi"'c ''';'''
,w,.u,y.Inu. wells have been '"rt'' OIL ~" =,
whole territory ii"m fn'rn'i' creek |" '',''
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
E:ui;,I..r Ia. Detection Iaw!

E:uit,r,.r tin. Detection law!
The laws Of West Virgin il require tina,
"cvrry person pre<.."t e., the polls anal
"lrSrin: I" vote, shall. liz time 81 WAY. in>'ir
nc,i"n. or MIhl" danger. i 'nr"r.' Ly any
",'rt Of t''' ""'">'"r, take, before the Super
visor or on" "r tho Inspectors, nh oath that he
will <,,pl"T; the Constitution "f the United
States and III. Constitution 81 West Virginia.
az produce :" them :lt r:G;iiica:r q S":IIt
officer authorized 10 administer "aih>, tina, he
has takta the said oath. um,ltr l..;u Cd; s'li-
IA'n>!"h "f Ei> right vi voting
We hop, ;hc union voters Of this r"iA;y
will allow II" u.an whose loyalty is in thu
least questionable. t" c<ral" u" o,,''.| N; this
law. Make ,I,cn all S"t"t ii they wn., 10
,",h,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26

The Hon. JN0. VI. l'uELrS is \ Candidate
70 represent this Congressional piStrietin the
next Congress.
isuAn G. TASmSE, is a Candidate for As.
SeSSor in the lower District.
PERRY HAMMOCK. is Candidate for Assess,
or in the Upper District.
Lieut.. .ISo. A. Conn, S n Candidate I"
represent tho Counties Of Nicholas AMI Clay
in the next Legislature.
JnHN l.. CoLx. IN Candidate for Survey.
Or VI Lands for kanawha Go.
Col. WIKI CHANnEn's. of Raleigh, is a
pdalatc for Senator in tho 9th District.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
~ lt:.rc Assault.

.'IiE Rp"btiea", Issued on Monday
last, makes an uncallei for and dastardly
assault on Lieut.. HAWKINS, Assistant
Provost Marshal at this post. We hap.
pen to know that the Lieutenant is here
by order of Gen. CROOK, that he, is
unable for-and r.re"sc'l from active field
duty on account Of wounds, &C., and
that the citizens Of this place arc satisfied
to have him remain here, al except j: 7 ~,
who ea"tr"h' always Were bic Lieut..
as aDie tor the ;' fold os q Capt. CAgrEB, 10
would remain with his boys: Those
who have not done half, so much for. Tip
cause Us he, should not assault. him; pub.
licly. t....... 't','"' 80 T." az ",,:n.-:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26

with their responsibility as citizens OF tho
United States and Of the State d Yves, Nir-
siuia. The c;,,.sc Of Education, the lcX; in
Importance to The Cnioh i,>!lE, and which is
the c"r,c:->;unc o. rr:EE Government. will
call &r.-yvrin. attention. Enterprise Al'"":l
form characteristic "f The people Of our state.
And finally. VIZ shalt devote ourselves I" the
rntirt !"a! Interests Of tho Ka"awIm valley,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
General Iirll"y'- rpiui,'ir.

We ask cur readers t" rral AMI ponder
over villa, Gem. l.. I. kEILEv says in regard
to the reelection Of Lincoln
II, seems to me that the very life Of the
nation is involved in the approaching lrrsi-
.lrniiul election. Should Mr. limon lie dc.
ia;cd and the party that framed the Chicago
platform cone into power, Nc unIImStIolMLlt
would have Il patched up peace, involving the
disgrace "f the loyal States. di>mcmhcr-
mrmt If the l'ni"n. and tue establishment Of
the Southern ConGc,lrrmy. +" us 81 West
Virginia the approaching election is of mo-
mcn,ollS Importance certainly in it is in
volvcd the l~r13tIlation or destruction Of Our
new State. Should the Comprehend party
como into power we Of West Virginia will
lie bound hand and foot AMI rrmandcd to the
tender mcrc'cS Of the old State, and become
hereafter. a we have been heretofore, hcw-
cr< Of w"'sl and drawers Of water for our
taSk-ma,lcrS east Of the i;he Ridge
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
Tic r'la- lIriStiI,".

The afternoon Of the l?:h last. MAS Il
memorable time in the mor,ot"no'l. history
of our "ciiy." at +. NJ. there was Il large
nrlmlrr assembled at the mouth OF the Elk
to see the Uuiun-Elas lui>,cl To It's place ''I
the pole which had been previously erected
and 20 witness the exercises Of the m'raSinn
Tie Eattery commanded 10y Capt. Powell
AMI the Band Of the First New York Veteran
Cavalry. wrrr Oh hand. Soldiers and citizens
were intent on seeing and hearing. The
interest manifested was not SIR Uprising. The
pole had been erected nn the very spot where
ten. Wise threw mp hrastw"rk< ahout
three years ago. t" oppose the Yankee Van.
dads" whose mission. Us governmental
police, was to brin" to justice 'h"S" VIII"
had violated the most sacred laws "f the
nation mud within those brraStwurkS had
been planted cannon. served hv reasonable
hands, to set at defiance I. h,hul authority
AMI who could there utter 4 word in favor 81
the Government purchased :" dearly by our
noble fathers: Who conlrl EXPRESS his love
for that liz. which challenges the admiration
of the worl,l, and met profound respect on
every sea ? Nome dare speak lras"n had
Silcnred tongues which were wont t" sing
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
support tl.G Regular Nominees.

-.
SOME "i INC VOTERS u: INES COMFY '''''"'''-
u" Importance Oh a''p''hS some "'''>''' -
wl'cH '''' I anon men o., '"c count! '''-'''
'ct III '""'cft Ill o'tH:n-- '"'"Fc l'ie P''P'' -
fanl"Ia'"S mr. m" l.":''S!''nTr' ;s;r n7''''S III
iho>r m'n viii" w"n!i 'r'i: NrrS'h' ''''
i''>>'> III ''' ".T''"" '''"7 '' ~:
III '>''''' ~ ''''''N' ''''''''''''' - :,
F'l"' '"''''"''' ia d "'">> '',' >'"-, ~ Wv
W. '''''>'' " ~ '''',
40 '''"' '''~ ''''-' 80 - y '''
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
srcb thar Ire would. II" doubt, have eSrrcSse''


.,,,, ,h,, ,,c would, 10 doubt, have cNrrcSse''
himself =, !en:,l,. in more decided terms upon
,, .r,., ;..u.s BOW pending, had not '''s
,o.;,;.. frI;,,dcn it. He highly 'H!"='zcd
on. county. urged strong reasons '"' IL" 40
!; ,,l rI,,,.l in no cnv;;,lic light those WHO
l.,! 50 far ,!eS>.:.era,rl as I" hate the IAN" I'll
their ,,;r,;, ,cl the home "f their ancestors
H.. ,,,..,r the TINES hopeful! 1T was i
mistake 80 suppose that there we'c none III
,hr s,,,l who lon.rcd :|lc ull Flag. lie
,re:a;u.l,.! Us that Southern 'na:', "''''c "
uriso,,cr on = British man-o:.war. composed
ih,. Star Su,,r-lcA l'anncr." He then H.
cited i Kindred pecan by i N"rt!'eFa -'''''l'-
that ,u;m ii Wh;tlirr>. 50 expressive :"
>uLi:m. patriotism AID >lr"''% Faith III CIR
.a,,c. Sad ,nl. thou SHIP Of STATE
From :!lr .na.,,r in which the l""in WAS
rer:,!, We i..,itys ii,:.i il expresses we'' Inc
Jul...'> uwu $tulim,.:.;>. His speech I'a'' "
. ,i.,,- .:,u.
%5''''' ''>> ' ..u , 800, wi,,
w. l.ti:cv. lac w",;Ii Ike 10 I,av' >''''I'
:, =, ~ -, ,,y,Irv f..
"'''' '''' N ., ,I. ,;,.
'''7 If.
~, .,,,,a,ly with ;Lc hl:e anI cry vi " Ai"-
~" - ''''''''' ,,.I ,;.l,,
,;,.,.,I.,,
Wv ..r,,l. Il
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'"'"N i '''"'' '''' ''''' Nv '''' -
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We L|I'rve '!' Doctor 'A'N'' To- l''''''H'"''>
/" l"I'!Ic Speaking. lat hr struck ~" E'''>
>,,,I. "n'"l blows. IL" h:i the ir"tiI when he
mrr lhln ininmnl~l that Tie .i"rit "i ia"
u.ir.:"n WAS aki' /" the >t"!i' 50 i":ili IN
l,lsi ,i,.":at;un from M:!t"n--" Better I" rl'!c
- liz ;hau serve ia !cavli.. Ii what he
ill /. Al index to his >tmt.in>nl> !.> loyalty
,L,,,ll moi IL. questioned.
Til. chased ,L,. ,,r,kiry. Tlr:, were
...,.,r, ,...,.,,, v,,,, ,,uLI L,v,. >u,k,u with
-, ,;,,. v,,.,,J mn, r.r.
:, r -, ,., u....r ,;u, 80.
;.,,,, .., ;,,..,,.,I NJ rr,.,rr T.,
,,,r., .,.;., ,,,.;r .,,m,;,r =, u,c
.;. ,,.,;,,,;,. .,r.,-" r,L,,;lu, I'yrv" II
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26

ir1- We call the attention Of S,ldicrS "f
Virginia. To the fact that votes for President
sl,onll hc markell "Ir"@.imfh EE.1'""." else
they may get int" the ha!lo,.i"x f"r State
Election, wl.cIr ,l,cy will ir lost.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26

e. We sc that Secretary FeSScnden, will
recommend to Congress the propricty Of max.
iny .Grcuhack< receivable for duties. We
think he nor they could no,'lo wiser thing.
We HAY tx mistaken, bu, it seems to us that
it would have very $alu,ary effect On the
gold market. The demand for gold would
thus I've considerably decreased and the price
must fab. However, no one has been able to
knwk down g"ld like Sheridan.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26

The Next Congress all hight.
lsv the elections in Ohio. Indiana and PENN
Sylvania we have gained .N;m'ern I'niou Con-
yrrs<mcn. l'nclr Abe will lc all right.
The following table shows the gain in Con.
.rr>>mcn Icy the October election. As comlsr.
cI with that ii 1867:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
Regular County Ticket.

For State Senator.
GEEENBrEY SLACK, SrH.
For House Of Delegates.
S.AMr'EL. BENEDICT,
DIX. WI. MARS.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
WILLIAM !. lilNDMAN.
For Recorder,
JOHN SLACK, Sen.
For ASseSAN,
Upper Di-trict-
II. NJ. JAMES.
lower Dist riot
JOHN ACLTX.
For Surveyor:
J. T. DERRICK.
For Treasurer:
JOHN ". SENTZ.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
r., IT,. Wei r"-"" L'"''""'' =;

~ y. A' "'"' q. - ; .
u..r...". L.""""'.' =;
\ CARD. -... = -. =.
r desire, in this public maH"er'' Oh
behalf Of myself! and family +" .> ''s"''s
our heartfelt appreciation 'f the S'""'
ness aud sympathy 50 generally mani,
TASTED towards Us 10 our recent @''"'
affection occasioued by The death Of Wy
son. III. late Capt. Ga*EHrrHr S'A'N'
Of tic !3:l. RECT. W. vA. Vol. ln''"'F!'
who fell in the battle near W '"e''s''''
IN ,ac lmh .f september, 1851
r, ,,, ,,,G,.cr. soldiers. aud mu''c'an'
81 II. Emitted State. Army Stationed }"
,h;. y;ri,;,y who formed the I""e'''
ro,..,yr "a Monday last and ~, u aS''
,.,;.I ,l,. rcmain: u tic gallant uc'u
10 the family Juryi"E ground :o':'
seven miles from our vI'l"Sc, ma'''es''
iDS tar"lS"""' '"~ -,
sivc ceremonies u '"c Wy
aud unwcar'c" a"'c''o" - 49,, ..
comrades '""'''' :" -.
parted "r''"'' "" '" ,.,r,,I
Iua'c I" '"' '"' w..
hes '"' :, ,l,, L,ur 81
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~. ,.,,,;c .!,.,i and tic .r;n= %: mus.
t,..rv ,,,, ne c!,.in- grave, can uc,cr
b., ,J,..J
Nur acknowledgements ar: also de-,
and are mo-; respectfully 'e"dc'cd, IT,
the. Circuit Cour, then i" session, aud
which was aLj"uruc'i at an early h"nr of
the L.y to caat!c those conUee'cl with
the Court t" attend the !u"cral: and
also ~ our worthy m'"isIe' who per-
formed the funeral services. -, o.
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1r;r-m Cobb, \, seriously,
II'nry !. laws, \, :lisLlly'
1; ;s Rogers q. slightly .. &.
, !.t 'I RI 4 4 birmingham +. slightly
Nm; Nm. s. Slaughter, + sl ia1,i,
f : ~ II. i'ark$, G., signify
S ,mrs Lambert, II, slightly
i,:" Na,kin<. severely
T I"o A. Well. II, slis bly,
ms, Adams, +. severely:
Jas: Walker. i, severely. g.
Jmo Taught. \, severely
Damirl RIFLE. X: slightly: ,;,.h,,y
&C. Capt lhr's "'h v.'; 10 Is I.a w"''',
:, D"' M, '1",: &. T.. IlAll. lSS.
nv y. !. \. Gc". ID !'iv. .A'.N.! TN:i
- =. .
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Now they mturn not less than thrty-cish,
tni"lli>t', and probably Grty, to fourteen Or
sixteen Of the opposition.
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r. The LIST, 4,h and 18TH West Virginia
Infantry Regiments, wcr not i'll the late
f.h, in The Valley.
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Congress.

For Representative IN CousrS>,
COL X. V. WllALEi,
Df Mason tOnniy.
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" The Confederate Loan'in Enslaml has
fallen from 81 TO 81 cents on the dollar
Several Of the Spectators have fallen With it.
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e. Remember ,"-n"rr"w, Thursday, o.
t",cr 9Th, Is election day