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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23
From General Sherman.
Atlanta Lett In Ruins.

The last train from Atlanta, bound
north, was to leave atlanta on the llth
The only troops in Atlanta vas s!oeum 5
corps. 80. .",r o.. '...
y chattanooga correspondent Of the
H"""Id. dated ;hc 18th. states that he
Just ARRIVED from At!aa:a, and ,ha. all
the arsenals, foun1rics. and rollins.stock
IN Atlanta had been destroyed. All the
factories, mills, and foundries, frcm
Chattanooga to Atlanta, and several
rallies beyond, are DESTROYED. The rail
ways are Quilted and torn up. and all the
iron put beyond use or brought to the
rear. ..
A1anta is no logger Of military in.
poF'ancc' aud the country, for miles
around Is wasted beyond 4 possibility OF
ServiH. to the rebel aruy.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23
OBITUARY.

Etru, ON tho field OF La;,lc near Cedar
Greek. ia Ike Shenandoah Valley. "n the l|h
rl,.. .!.rES K. HsLL, observation-disclosures VI
,,c l;:h Ecgimcn; West Virginia Infantry.
Ace; =, years: san .: Hon. john Hall, uf Point
Pleasant. and brother of the late John HALL
Maio: Of the 18th EEginim Infantry. who Was
killed in ISL, Oh Tug rors Of Zig Sandy
Licu,cnns;-Colonel Hall was 4 man remark
able sor his modest, uuaSsamin2 manners. his
.,crl:ng integrity and ro:nl worth In !"i.
ya.c lie his amiab,c Gclor;mcn, gained Kim
the cs;cr;a o: all. His military education was
received l; Lexington, under the Guidance "i
Stoncwall Jackson. by, whcm he was induced
10 become mcniter Of the Presbyterian
Church.. After the death Of his brother, John
Hall. the Major Of the 4th Va. Infantry, he
deemed i, his duty to enter tho service, and
at once get about raising regiment IN MR.
son county. West Virginia. lie was offered
the position Of Coloacl, but, on account. OF his
Youth and incxperience he deemed tit to de-
cline. As l.:vu,cnan; Colonel. he was ever
1t his po., and anxious 20 do his duty He
received 4 severe wound in the arm carly III
,he campaign, which rendered him unfit for
da,v. lie however insisted on remaining
with his regiuea: even when unable to man-
age his horse. - -.
Oa the morning o: The 10Th. at the head of
aLou, l225 inca OF his regiment, ne; was, shot
directly through the hcart, 'and died Instant
". THIS happened at ~ o'clock y. NJ. His
body remained in the hands Of the enemy
ua,il IN the afternoon. when Sheridan drove
them back and recovered the ground. Col.
Halls body was found in almosta nudf' con-
ditto, the rebels having stripped our dead OF
their clothing. 1t wa: rnbalmed ana sent
home 20 his afflicted parents, where 1t arrived
in good condition, looking as though he were
we'll and in sound Sleep. Tic was buried IN
tho family buryiug ground on. Friday, the l'h
inst with appropriate military honors' 0y
the l92l rcnnSylvania.' 3s$-@'.
Col. K. B. Ilays,iu s?lct'er dated Head
quar-, crs ID division, Army Of West Virginia.
Oct. -. 1864. PAYS The following high tribute
to the late Lieut. Col. Hall: p. ..' - - f..
Nix DEAR SIR: Although personally, q
stranger 10 yeu. l. feel that ought to write
You a few: words in rcsArl to the death Of
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23
From Washington.

WA>.l,xGToH, Nor. t.. Advicc$ From
the Army oc the Potomac are without ia
rrrr-;. ...-..
!'rom the Valley VIC hare coLt:rma-
tory Intelligence CT the retreat of Early ;
forces. They commcuec,ito brake camp
on Monday last, and fell back IN the d.
ycetion Of Stanton. 1t is not known
positively that they have rctrcatcd down
to Lynch5urS. This retreat Of course
ends all anticipation Of the past few
DAYS, OF another battle in the Valley. =,
The gold market in Richmond is
quoted at twenty. seven and twcnty.ciSht
dollars Of Confederate money for One OF
gold. The -four market is three hun
dr.l and fifty dollars per barrel.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23
..NOTICE!;:,

L. l.. -
|nS Saturday. The It'll: day oHf December,
~ 1864, Il will proceed 10 sell, before the
Courthouse door Of KanaIhI eouuty,'.at
auction. for, cash. the following property.a e.,it:
\ TRACT OF LAND, lying in Kanarh,,
county. on the waters. Of Indian creek and
Elk river; described Ms foll6ws: Beginning at
n corner in Charles CGvendcrS line, and ex-
tending with said CIV pdcr's limo eachSway,i
containing about six hundred l(G00) ierss.--:.
being the game land. onvcyed, BY Pliny Pen
dnll and wife 10 John Dryden, Trustee, BY and !;
bearing dntc July 10Th, 1850, and recorded III
Book v. lin 'Kanaw6a County Court .clerkx ,
0Gcc.lto secure tolIenry chnppellthe'aHtodhti
Of bond for S2OO 90, dated lpnS Lett, lafO:ys
The title is believed eohe unquesiippalie.
but Ms trustee, can conIeS only with SpeSisl.
warranty. F. A, LOvELI,, (
,. -. ...-t r -. c. f.t.r 81
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23
Latest from Sheridan. :

New YORK, Nov. 20.-A special dis.
patch to tAc World. from Sheridan
headquarters The .i9,h, says reports
which have prevailed in the North dur.
ing the pas' three days, that new move.
ments in the Valley had began, Early
rctreatins and Sheridan pursuing, arc
witho ut the slightest foundation. Equal
iv wrong is the superstition that Early
hal left the Valley. His forces at the
last accounts, were disposed at New
Market and Mouut Jackson, WHITTIER
they rctrcated after their recent advance
this side of Middletown. The situation
ofthc army in the Shenandoah is litter
ally unchanged. The ca"alry arc on the
alert as usual, but with this exception
the troops arc perfectly quiet. Captain
Brasher, with sixty men, who lay in wait
for Mos5y after the late gobblc Of. the
cavalry escort, below Winchester, had a
Eyh; with Mosby's men near Cabletown.
on the Shenandoah River yesterday, IN
which i, is reported that Drashcrs CON
mand WAS whipped out. .. . .
The particulars have no: yet REACHED
us, but it is supposed that Brasher was
overpowcrcd By superior numbers.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23

NEW York, Nov. 20.-rhe TRINA" $
Winchester letter Of the l6;h says Of the
reported death Of Colonel McCauSland
after his return from Chambcrsburg :
lie is believed dead his coffin Was made
IL, Mar,ain>JurS, if prominent Uaion
lady is to DC believed.
Cold closed last night a: 22O.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23
M A r f + A. G. E S.

INSTRUMENTATION Sunday. the 10Th lust. hy tho
Gv. \. SL.vs,., Mr. WILSON AnuDTT- " -MiAS NINrEf'
III WI, all pl kaDarha county. = = ~, 3D.
lily mistake, the brides name In the above ccr"
m"ny printed America" In our last issue. Mis-
Aurrra lac is not married, but will soon as she
III get some one I" have her. .,f 81, -.....
EHCE-JENKINt;S.-0u Tuesday. the 18th las
al November. 1851. by the Rev. j. =, Jrnkin:s Lieut.
L,wnENcE, Of Company c, 18th Yves. Virginia Vet. Vol
Cavalry. To Mns 4: JENNINGS, all VI kasswha county
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-23

Particular :1i.snfas paid to WHOLESALE
cnstpmefs3 .'|tl ~, .
nos -Gm JOSEPR 'SitiEtl'S.
, 1864-03-25

HosIE11EEs sroAAcu Bl7TEEs.-i sure r1EvEssr-
: VI Of epdCmics is within the reach Of cgesy
inembcr RI the community The protective proper.
lies Of HosTKT1Ekk RiTrEcs arc acknoE ledsc1
This mestllnatle ToS1c and ALfcEAT1Fx, tAonsandx
rlnnEc 1eariessy into tho noet unhealthy regions of
without experience day h sckncss. il Tie great
aestin,atn: coraial OF te hEc hsA remedy for pys
n;owsas. n;n u has no rival either amosg pstent meil
tice. So satisfied are the physlclans Of he uattrd
stutes On lh bead that at The Of the
stRndard specifics in OF the civil and military
hospitals LII America lis operation H. speak, 10
-he climatic Influences whc, make euc. :ziai havoc
among our mining sAd :tarnng population certain
taken Htsh perfect i.npunlty br Ders whom ali
oteF etnulans arc too e1htlattEE be Safely us2d
, 1864-03-25
Gl)icaao Qrit>nne.
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1864.


ELAI11N&z.
Shadows o'cr the snudscspe f1fttinr
t;cnt!e voices call to NE
Ger the bosom CT the river.
from the GhoTc I cannot zee:
o.GT the bo1om Of the water
fioating. floating On they come,
arg upon the ear sre falling,
Voices Of my future home.
Sweet refteshmcnt they arc bringing
70 tho watchers on the shore;
ho ts WiRAing hut to ioiu thetns
- wishing, waiting cFcrmore;
Gazing o'er the quiet walczs,
-: watching for tho bark to come
That WILL bear him o'cr the 1I1ows
Is, 10 ~ y. quiet peaceful homo.
List'nfng for the gentle dipping
OF the cleaning, golden or, - .-s
AS the bpatnasu pale ts ncaHnG-
Nearing toEsrls 'hc barren shore;
F1cpping o'cr the lent PROV,
Shall appear, aud from lhe vision
Chass the miats ttc:c hoS ring now,
With calm and steely motion
Ecsring clo:cr to the shore,
Af It OF hath done In silence
For thel ones gone before:
. As 1t Oft hath done and carried
O'cr tie river tar a&1y, :
Those tlnt wcrc SO loy'd and chcrigh'd,
To tho realm of endless day.
Weary, wcsry-oh, go wca1yf
Pcc1ng on tue barren strand,
Gazing, Ger tic cold, dark watess,
Towards the good, the better land;
Lfst'nlng to The many voices,
Az they gently call TO me
C'cr the boeom Of the river,
From tie shore cannot ece.
, 1864-03-25

Dk. DADD's REIN WED TroCnEs, prepared
From the Prairie Weed "Sllphyum." The properties
OF ihc Re4:n Weed n1c well Inowr 10 the pcon:e ct
The West as safe and efficient for TIC treatment Of
Laryngitts. HoasEenss. Bronchitis. Asthma, Colds,
Coughs, influenza, CatazTh. Also Fluid Ext1act Of
6ilphyun. Prepared By G. Il. DAnD, ND.
LORD d SMITH, General Western Agents, = Lake
1srcct Chicago. For sale By all Druggists.
nlleaese:a0t
, 1864-03-25

Gont.iainE nessls go r.Ess and Is? ne 15stes and
= state Of Health and niseasc, with 4 TrtAusc on
Sslf.Abuses iu Dcnletablo ConecQnebces upon the
Atnd and Body, with the Authork Plan ci Treatment
the enly rational and successful mod. Of cure,
1hoEn By tue report Of calea treated. 4 truthful
adviser u the married. and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain donhss Of their physical
condition Sent free of postage to my address. on
<Ecetpt OF Is cents, IN EtAm rsa1 curFtncy. By
adaressi1g pr. La CKolX, Nc. q Maiden Lane. A.
OAuy. n. r. fe2S-rt4
, 1864-03-25

The Pope has given au official denial
in the Gior''a1e di Roma to the statement Of
the Milan papers, that King Victor Emanuel
is on excellent tc,ns' with him, and contin-
ues to keep up friendly correspondence
with him The denial states that his Holi-
ness entertains no relations whatever with
the italian King. -.
, 1864-03-25

fACHELOR's celebrated HAIR DyE1h TEE ax6.
~, 11I x1ELp. The only HARxIE Esa, TRU4 and KkLl.
c-chansea Red. Rusty Or Grey Hais Instantly. to
Glossy BLACK Or NATuzAL BROWN. without 1n}uElne
kad Reautifnl 1mpartt rrea5 vitality. frequently srs
iH ps3saae cel0t. and Tecs!nsa the III efrSa Of
3Ao tfe9. Inc Genuine ia signed NIE11kN 4. BAca-
Ss.ox. el Others are mere intatols aud SHOULD be
E;olaed: seld by ~ Druggists &c. Factory g Baf-
, 1864-03-25

FINALE CoArEA1xrs-He other remedies Of the day
1,usacas the property Restraining those tnordinate
eHs incidental y the Ecntler ri. and which aro The
tion. Thousands Of females IN America owe their ex.
it+ncc md tic actual enjoyment of health 10 the usc
1T" that they mny be tskcn y the most delicate female
with perfect freedom and Saf:y. Sold by MI Dsug.
Ei.ts. II 2sc, c., md 81 per b4I. Mhao1yI.iW
, 1864-03-25

w Capt. Ferguson, Of the Quartcrmas-
ter's Department, who was arrested at Alex
andria, Virginia, some time since, for frauds
in the purchase of oats and hay, has already,
it Is said, dlsgorged over sD,oo3.
, 1864-03-25

! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e., s.
~ Aaax.t n r.1I1rcrE me :! g. m,qsa sSr i
sss e =: sss FL! + r. g zs1!45 &C.
rFSGE gaSGzAyn tt.r, i,E:sp or BEEF CAT.
ass;s rs a t.a,! G e ,s ss
e,sEcas .SS ss' n s y haa
osc Thousand pounds wagat. bu,lt siass, oxya,.
y. NJ y = s asssf s
The xctKht Of ssch s:eef accepted nader tes xos1-
ee IS
not weighed Immediately afsrs Removal soa rshs
Rlank forms for r7cpcsa,s can be had on apprc1oai
es, e ps s a1h
ssy 99s T,n Is IL
ssRs1ssef Se,eans - paid y paisS sstsaE,'
4 T.; :. s.: =, A
ss ss:fsz 81
Is b s5 .es III t.
1e bseen qo nis s,Tsusitlss, ssving good
u f. sssis s n
aas 'fs sssa sssiis = asds
EI:t f5H3E::s $$:!:s;: sssss
I'd i 81 sss 4 a sssls su
their PCS: oiee address must appear or they WIN NOT
Each person. or ercry member Of firm, Offering =,
pr:go;a1 Enst aeconpany u BY an path Of aeKisaes
s t. sse mned AZ he already
Al H. strictly with the terms Of thisr
mnstncss dsSas SSSisis 6 Cd Egks'yAF {: J.: !: =
{ ORDNANCE OFFICE, 1T 1e:ts-n,,. !.
III be sssst,s1 ID ntg
Ia;ted States Cavalry pattern. hafcaa}tat sp<es
A t!hsEex Terk Arsenal. :. .so .etA 3. =:
/; tt5ss 4ls;ssax Arsenal; SSeo rs:
'ss iss si1s1i Ae:s DsRS. S&S .:t. ~
1eese 1T Of nssss sss = BE-
Watering 6t,s r. asleseIs ,Fon asra ri sas
.ssss s g. ssssaasp p sse!s asssa a 7Ss
t r E: n
~ oe
81 ~ =: ss
n al q m e %
eaaPE,sSts viii Se Inspected ss tho s;ssnsls W Ths1e
nesesies must be made In lesa Of not less thar
ses ee, ~ q
Of 1sun, $40 up to 1Do0 sets; two hundred scts psx
week fdf all LoEs:scts uf rom 400 to ~ sets; nd
2ae = e q tsts nf't delivery % Be mada
asfa s. =; TIM
be tAay falttn deliver At that time. :.
No bids viii BE- considered from parties o.har thar
regular n1nufae lurers, and such - nre known "a
their own shops ihe work prnptseA for. :
Hidden Will enclose Will their bids tho written NO
NATURES. -
Each party Obtaining contract vii, be obliged 80
enter Into bonds with spp for Its t:b
ful execution.
Upon the award bel7g made, successful b!ddsfH' r
viii b. nstlhed. and furnished with iotms OF coo-
tract and b. nd.
all bids, II not deemed satisfactory.
fropaeal, will De addressed 10 BF1gad1er Genera,
George l.. Ranbey, Chief Of Ordnance, WaahlD+seu.
- --'.
TIE time for receiving tie proposals under tho ahove
toF Horse Equipments Is postponed
nnti she 1st day ofARF' at.4 2: ~ Tho rate Of do
livery per week. x be onetcn!b Of the amount coz
ttastd fos md tae lime Of Inst delivery sso amended
bis first delivery Samples Of the equipments eau be-
seen 1t the FEankip7d AfseEal. DttdesbIr, Pa afaee
The ed Inst. GEORGE D. RAMSAY.
Brsadtes General. Chief Of oE1naece.
Bh@SEStit II FEN
, 1864-03-25

H9man Fraf1ty, or K'hysIoIoSl.
cn1 Ekesc8rcheb,
Should BE- read By eyersbodT. Il t1eAr1 oa, and
shows hos. the evil results arising from carly ab1se
n1d unhappy contamination may te tubv erted, With
sure methoe OF diBpell1ng The niselvtoss many
net1encs u eLteTnE the marriage state Sold bv Dr.,
Il. A. BARROW. 7A BIeeckef street, New York,
Price E centk, Nailed nte ererS Ehere-
To be had also Of Il. 6CQV1L, 76 randolph street,
CElc1Ko Ill. deI+te7-ly.1A
, 1864-03-25

Gopart1lersttp.
nISS SSOLUTION-The firm Of
- SHORES. TAToR { CO.; Is this dsy d d,tsolFed
by mutual censcQt. LEVI SHORES,
Mnrch =. 1851 4. Il. GkI5GEy.
COPARTNER
The undersigned hare this day formed copartner.
e1ip. for the purpose Of continuing the Wholesale
Grocery Business,
AT ~ RIVER STREET,
Ender the name and styleof
f. D. TAToR s. CO.
e. E.8. fAH4k, aslBE,ky:
March q, 1854. mhzsbas751is
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
(, ToFoRE e1iat1ng between James NcKhdiey,
m. hckndley, ana G. s. 1ngraam- under The name
md style Of --
JAmEs mcKINDLEY g. CO.,
Having expired this day By limitation Vim. McKlnde5
:cires the izn and tho remaining partners arc
authorized TO settle1he business Of said 1r7n.
-: - MMskk5ESSBRttEEF: MskESREtEE::
The business Of the late irn Of James 3&cKndley l.
Co. will be continued under the nnEe and style Of
mcKINDLEY, INGRAHAm Il CO.,
JAMES N. G1LCHN1sT and H0RATIo n. MAI be-
Ing admitted as partners. ..
McKEDLET. NGEAuAM T. CO.
, 1864-03-25

STO M A Oh
BITTERS.
WHAT TILE BITTERS ABB
pure, delightful Vegetable Balm
To cheer the spirits and the nerves to calm. .
Protect the system from Mtasnaa.s nanc,
Rouse torpid Nature, and the strength sustain.
THEIR INGREDIENTS. -
Juices OF plants, roots, baris, Of virtues rare,
By chenille ast expressed with patient care.
And the mild spirit ofthe soundest rye
Purest Of all did1siyc stimuli.
RESULTS OF THEIR USE. >.
Digestion rallies, appetite Eeytyes.
The food assiu.Ilates, the patient thriyes,
Dyspepsia vanishes with all Its throes,
And peaceful Hlcop succeeds disturbed zepose.
EFFECTS ON THE LIVER.
The bilious sufferer, 1anguid, list1ess. pale,
Physfcktd for years, peEhaps, without avail,
Finds in tbs B1TTEIS all he asks or needs,
And lives to nl]c at doctors and their c1eeds.
OPERATION ON TIE BOWELS. :
Relaxed, CONSTRUCTED, or the seat Of pain.
These organs should not, for one DIR, remain
The cause Of each extreme you can expcl-
The Blttezs tone and regu1ate 80 wc1.
EFFECT on THE pHBn1pATHD.
1he faccta muscles nrmness soon acquire,
The frame gains flesh, the eye resumes Its hre;
Strength to the limbs, hope to the heart returns,
TIL staff and cguteh the conyalescent spu1us.
BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS. y
The constitution tried By pain or care,
~ "Ao - ~
Quicken ps1ched herbs, It's wazted power reu4ws.
49,, =1.,,
Damp, cold, exposure to malartous fog,
s n.I".asa,..a... w. ~ s . .....sa.sA s ~. ,,.
Hcstetter's Bttters scatter to the wind
crcr 1p.n.run j.,
This torment dire. that an enjoyment Kills.
~. troa @ tss r,arn,en ~ w., = =; ..sss ~ ,ts
Tone with tho Bitsers. aad the angular dies.
WANT oF APPETITE
mlenoas aue noat t.sa.a. -. pu.'s "aa.,
But thls Ell1lr sets the system right,
a GUM o'see$'1 Ass' va &''p8Ate'
THE B1TTEEs AFTER SICKNESS.
p-,.,,, ,.x -, uo, IL ,,,.,,,a ,o
49, r,,...s,st,, 11,,,th,a retnrr .. s1oz.
, 1864-03-25

TOpARTNERSH[p.-RichardJ
~ Sherman. OF nnEaso. ncntalnin 2: Jeryt.. Pros-
Kcil, Of E. s. Eict Bank Of Exchange, Buffalo. have
aEeocaatcd thcnaclvce together for tile purpose Of
cafIYtnE on and Il lhus actlrE tie bnA4Eaa Of
, 1864-03-25
HEADQUARTERS DEPART.
IL MINT OF THE CUMBERLAND
Q7F1CE ClnXF CoAXIsaAkY Or SunsisrT.xc1.}
CuArrAScosA Tenn. March 9Th, 1851 )
-


PROPOSALS..
Scaled proposals invited till 5sh Of April 1861 ion
sand f.;GN2 head Of Deal Cattle on the hoof
The Cattle to be delivered at Nashville, Tenn. Ank
weighed tho scales and the wciRhrso determined e
be the pnfchnkt weight.
The Cattle required must average least clover hun
ired and my G,la) pounds ana no anisnnl viii b.
mttted wcfch1ES css than one thousand Il 000J pounds
Etosa rigid inspection VIII be nssde bI such .ons
StaER, IleiteT8 and Cows not wanted.
bond with good and sufficient security will BE- r.
Guifcd for the faithful performance Of tho contract
Tue time Of the delivery Of Cattle viii be nfecn daJ
tcr signing tho coutsaG+ and oue thousand q o1l pG
wss1 El BE- required till.le contract i completsL
Department Of the Cumberland, Nashville Tenn. ane
to be endorsec proposals for furnishing Beef Cattle
An oath Of AHtkaace mist accompany each bid. adC
60 bid will be entertained when the bidder is pres
ent to respond. Pigments will be made in
Of Indebtedness. . =
g. s. Subsistence Department with four thousand ,0B
he'd Of Beef Cattle the hoot, In stEct accordance
With conditions Of the kacoded advertisement. to b.
delivered At Nashville. Tc -, toE ths sum Of -pr
hundred pounds gross wcl;at. oder ~ security Is
ny contract the names of---1t tofc-eonntJ. of5-5zeonntJ.
mb,s.a5eaott Itr,tu co} md ch7.f r . X ~.
, 1864-03-25
BuBt1tesB Uurns.

Chicago, March 18th, 1854.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-29
why He should Not be Drafted

see IN the papers last mite, that the
Government heZ institooted draft, and
that in a few weeks. hundreds NV thou.
sands NV peeseable citizens will be
dragged to the tented field. know not
wat uthers may do but ez fer me, can't
go. Upon a rigid eggsaminashen nv
my fzzikle man, find it wool be WIS
ner madnis fer me 2 undertake cam.
pane, to-wit;
l. I'm bald-headid, and hev bin OBJ.
liged to ware a wig these % yeres.
2. have dandruff In wat scanty hair
still hangs around my venerable TEN.
Piles. SAL. ......... ...
3. hev q chronic katarr.
4 i have lost, sence Stanton's order
to draft, the use Nv one eye entirely, and
hev chronic inflsmmashen in the other
S. My teeth is all unsound, my palit
aint eggsactly rite, and l hev he'd bron.
keetis 81 yeres last Joon. At present
hev 8 koff, the paroxisms nv witch Is
frightful behold.
=. I'm holler-chestid, and short wind.
ed, and hey allus he'd panes In roy back
and side.
7. am afflicted with kronic diarrev
and kostiyniss The money I hev paid
fer Jayneses ksrmInnytiv balsam and
pills wood astopish almost ennyhody,
8. am rupcberd in places, and an
entirely enyeloped with trusses. ..a
8, | hey verrykose vanes, have
white swellln on wun leg and fever
sore on the uther--also wan leg Ia short
er than tother, though ! handle II 50
expert that nobody never noticed IL
10 | hey korns and bunyoDs on both
feet, which wood prevent me from
marchin. r .....
don't suppose that my. political opln'
ions, which are feminist the prosekooshp
Nv this unconstooshnel war, wood heT
any waite with q draftin orfser, but the
above reasons why / cant go, will, !
malk no doubt, be sutfishent.
- PETROLEUM V. Nasty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-29
The Jewel Consistency.
From a World editorial Of Saturday. !

From World edtoriil Of Saturday.
"Mr. Seward, among the curious In
felicities of his recently published letter
to Mr.. Adams, uses the phrase 'Ameri-
can people,. There is no such thing
known as an American people There
are the people of the United States. We
are citizens of that republic, not of Am
erica Mr.. Seward issues good many
passports. He describes In them his
fellow countrynen as citizens of the
United States. The flag Is the flag of
the United States. It Is not very i'm
portant in conversational carelessness
10 use the word American In such con-
nection, but as there are three times as
many entitled to that designation as we,
no man who talks his language correct
ly makes the mistake
From World editorial of s.turday.l
mr.. Richard Golden has been making
speech to his constituents at Rochdale,
In England, in which he expressed his
good will to the cause of the Am1,eon
Unies, and his admiration OF the Ameri-
can people for re-electing Abraham Lin
coin 70 the Presidency"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-29

PERsoEAL.--Col. H. r. Stoughton, U.
S. s. s., who has just been exchanged at
Charleston, is now at his home In Roy
alton on so days leave. Col. Slough
ton was captured IN June last, and be-
ing at that time in weak state of
health, having scarcely recovered from
wound received at Spottsylyania, has
suffered greatly during his captivity.
his story OF his prison experience does
not relieve the rebel authorities from
the dark stigma Of deliberate barbarity
in their treatment Of the Union soldiers
who are unfortunate enough TO fall into
their hands
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-29

RE-ARREsT OF RAIDBR,-The follow
ing is telegram from special cores
pondent of the Montreal Gazette to that
paper, dated at Quebec Monday evening :
zone of the raiders, supposed to be
Scott, arrested at Point Levi, was to-day
brought before Judge Mcguire. The
Judge, hearing that Mr.. j. H. Daley of
Montreal was in town, sent two of his
officers in search of that gentleman,
who brought him unexpectedly into the
presence of the prisoner in the Judges
chamber. MIR. Daley was then asked if
he had ever before seen the prisoner.
He hesitated to answer, whereupon the
judge told him he would commit him to
prison unless he did so. Mr.. Daley then
stated he believed he had seen the pris-
oner in Montreal among the raiders.
"The prisoner will be sent up to Mon
treal at once"
Geo. n. Sanders was examined on
Tuesday, but refused to answer the
question whether he knew how the
money had been disposed of. .....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-29

MILITARY.-The Castleton company Of
militia was fully organized last Tuesday,
by the election of Hon. C. NJ. Willard for
Captain, George W. Gibson lst Lieut.,
Egbert II. Armstrong I'd Lieut., and by
the appointment Of Miles w. Whitlock,
1st Sergeant; Michael Hynes, I'd Serg't +;
Lafayette w. Preston, Sd serg't; Cuth-
bert C. Farewell, 4th Serg't; Elton E.
Ward, 1st Corporal; Charles G. Buell.,
ID do; Albert futile, Sd do; Ira H.
Ransome, 4th do.