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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
BUSINESS HOUSES, DWELLING
HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS.

HNHE undivided half Of that ne Business property,
| u commencing at the southwest corner Of Monroe
MSrket street south about I45 feat inches; being
a%opS. @ T. to best sasnsss g properly 10 e city and
offers 0 rare opportunity for profitable investment.
Lot No. lOS on west side o. Market squ1TS, 5th
SUBSTANTIAL BRIoK STORE HOUSES each
IiI THE Ell LARGE THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
and ground on the northeast corner OF Main and
Webster streets 9Th Ward fronting so feet on Main
9od ~ Mo @ = bns psr Sa of o.
Lot No. 10 on the eass side q Main street., ssh
Ward, improved BY two sUBSEANT1AL TWO
STORY BRIoR DWELLING HOUSES.
Lot No. I6 on the noFth-east corner Of Main and
Division streets, 9th Ward, improved BY GOOD
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
North half OF Lot pa on the east side Of EOa street,
improved By GOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
lot No as on the west side Of EOR street, corner
North half Of Lot l6s on the west side Of Chapline
street, corner Of an alley and covered with BRICK
IMPROVEMENTS.
: Lot No. 1856, southeast corner Of Market and
Third Streets fronting on Market Square, 9th Ward,
improved By TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING IN
Lot No. isl, eastsids OfMarkot Square, 9Th Ward,
fCt No. l97. ssHth.east corner of Market snd seo-
/ ond streets, 6th Ward.
Part ofLots us and Il6, fronting ss feet on Web.
ster street, corner Of an alley, and Tnnning back
about ,S6 feet; improved BY TWO GOOD BRICK
| HOUSES, TWO STORIES EACH.
Lot No. 165, on the west side Of Chapline street.
i Part Of Lot II, on the west side Of Main street,
near North street, lst Ward; fronting SO feet on
Main and running back 104 feet, and improved
i BY TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING.
West half Of Lot No. I, in square q, on the north
sTSY Te BRieR pWsiHSS WELL ieFfEo1 aous f"'
| Three AcFeg and thFee nO0dB Of ground adjoining
the Pork House property in East wheeling bounded
on The east by Wheeling creek, north by Chestnut
street. west by Baltimore street and south by Quincy
street. This l. hne HitO for manufacturing puT-
LoEs 8, Q, 10 and 90, on Bow street, near Fulton,
on which formerly stood the Eagle Paper MiIi also
The North Western Bank Of Virginia will sell
at public auction, at the front door Of the Court
House in the city Of wheeling on Tuesday, November
22d, 1854, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the
above valuable and desirable property.
i TERMS-0ne- third cash, aud balance In one and
two YeaFs, with interest from day Of sale. The de
| ferred payments 70 be secured by Deed Of Trust
upon the property purchased and where Il II I'm
proved sAtisfAetoTy Insurance upon the Improve
ments for the benefE Of the Trust. Purchasers may
lpay larger proportion or an cash, at their option.
| For fnrther Information apply 70
asu28-kd President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21

her children in accordance with her own wish were
taken by her bFOtheFinAW 70 hiB cabin on the bank
Of the fOnongAhslA ne1E SheEA She VIA g 9f
four years and RETURNED to BuhIlo where she COM
tFacted second jmAFriSge with 1bhn Nay And sub
sequently BENJAMIN, Ann and george were added g
2Sd day Of June, 1893 in tho hxtysxth year Of her
age. Two Of her children George May and MFB.
Elizabeth Rodgers still survive, the former residing
IN Nebraska Tefritory-the latter On BnhAlo Greek,
who having seen the pioneer heroes and hOrOinO5 Of
their youth one by one gathered g their Athers,
they now stand the last of race who learned from
their lips those thrilling incidents Of pioneer life.
Jacob Rowe being about ten years old in the fAll
OF 1776 when in company with his mother ana three
brothers and his father Adam Rowe on their way TO
Kentucky, made hAir.breadth escape from the In
dams at point not far from the mouth OF Grave
Greek. Here the little cavaran was attacked by q
party Of mAraudipg saYages who kilsd Mrg. Rowe
est son. Jacob escaped by running into thicket
Of willows near at hand when closely pursued ~ Q
behthsr T(aniei eaptiye ON his back-and this q
the last account ever heard OF the captive boy.
After his escape Jacob trembling with fear traN-
sled al me day ,S NS S, S % Sn anS
over the precipitous hills lying In his way back to
Buffalo, and when nightsfall overlook him with all
its hideousness in the midst Of the deep woods he
overcome with fright, fatigue and hunger neetled
himself down amongst the leaves at the root OF
fallen tree for the night. (He died Of throat af-
cold dread and dreary November night.) The next
day he arrived Buffalo and was received into the
arms Of his sister Mrs. Ann Hupp to whom the
weeping lad related the. tragic scenes he had Wit.
messed on the preVious morning. Adam Rowe and
his son Adam also returned to the neighborhood and
afterwards emigrated to Kentucky, but Jacob re-
mAlned with his sister and was her survivor BoIue
three or four years.
frederick and Capt. John Jacob were sons Of
the unfortunate Jacob Miller Frederick died on the
John d1s MaiH 6. So 1885, sss
nearly Eixty.eight years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
Trustee's Sale Of Real Estate
SITUATE IN THE CITY OF WHEELING.

DY virtue and in puTSuaDee Of . Deed Of Trust,
D. executed by Thomas Townsend aud Richard
OOWley, Of Belmont county, State Of Ohio 70 Nor
gan Nelson, late Of the city Of Wheeling, now de-
and Only Of record in the Recorders once Of Ohio
comfy State Of West Virginia, in Deed Book No. Ss,
folio S45 70 secure to Rr8ueis R Armstrong trustee
Of Emily A Zane, the Of ,1S0 OS. With inter
est thereon as manifested, BY two sevoIAl Bonds
given for the same and described in said DEED ef
,TFust; VIII, as Administrator with the Will an
nsxed Of ssid Morgan HslsOo, deceased, and In ViF
tue Of the power conferred upon mo By the 9Th See
ton Of chapter 17S Of the Code OF Virginia proceed
on the a6th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1864, At the front
the following described pieCe paEeel
OF land: A part Of what il known by the name OF
the COttS' Farm, on Wheeling Greek, within the
limits Of the city Of Wheeling beginning at stake
Baker; thence N. 491o, ". 20 gOlsC % tho SOckman
line; thence with said line N. S1S, =. 10 Poo5 20
wheeling eTeet; thoneo down said creek and binding
thereon 5Oo so poles; thence 8. 5O0, Is poles;
Bakers line; thence g. 4O1So, W. 10 poles. 70 the
beginning; containing three aeres and twenty
and one half poles G8 described In said deed; except
the following described part OF said land above de-
BcFIbed, that Il 70 Hay beginning the East side
Of Fulton street and on the Sockmau line, now the
stake 1t Wheeling creek; thence down sid eTeekv
and binding thereon, 8 5OS, 4. 44-lOO poles, %
stake; thence 4o36S W 10 poles, 20 stake on the
line Of Fu ton street, thence Siih the east side Of
ginning; eontaing one hAif aere, and which con
Tuyed By said Townsend and wife and said CONley
TO Marcus ". Amek, by deed duly OF record IN said
Recorders once In Deed Book No. ~, folio %.
Al CECIL,
Administrator, with the will annexed OF Morgan
Nelson, d6eoAsod, tTustee in the above dAiad DECD
OetzO-ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
valuable Real Estate for Sale,

ON TUESDAY, THE 92d OF NOVEMBER, 1s6t
AT Tue FRONT DOOR OF TIE OOUHT HOUsR
FOR OHIO COUNTY.
A T the time and place above stated, viii Onor
"A for sale, a public auction. the folOTtns prop
eTty, viz:
Lot No 20, on the south side Of Quincy street.
east Of Sixth street. and adjoining the resdoneo ot
Jacob B. Greer, Bsq.
Lets No. 81 aud IS, on the north side OF L,Insley
street. tts intersection With BsvOnth street. On
these lots 4 large ice house
Lot No. ia, tho north side OF Webster street,
extending back 70 the creek On this lot is large
Ice house built Of st1ns.
Lot No. 78, At the corner Of German and Marshall
streets now occupied BY james AshVOEth, in Centre
LOt No. I, in Square s. In the tOsn Of South
Wheeling.
This sale being had under . decree Of the Circuit
Court for Ohio county, unsXeoptiOnable title VIII
be giVon 70 each purchaser. kiG3aF or all Of thoss
lots may be purchased q private sale.
For further information apply 70 JAMES s.
WHEAT, Attorney At Law.
RACHAEL HORNBRO0K,
Administrators, with the VII ANNEXED, Of p 3.
HOFnbpOok, deceased nova
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
A CARD.

Editor Telegraph :.
desire you to publish in your useful
journal the under card. The object is to
disabuse the minds of our brave soldiers
now in the army from this county (H9Fri.
SOM fighting our battles for the purpose of
putting down q wicked rebellion, and to
sustain the best government the sun ever
shone upon. l fiud q number of envelopes
which contain soldiers votes of this coun-
ty endorsed upon them, "Cannot vote for
Goff; he opposed the bounty" (or words
to that import.) From what dark foun-
tain the soldiers received such informa.
ton know not. Iiptohounce it false
GItogether-fdESs IN EUery pGTt-and' pre-
sumo it was told the soldiers for the Pur-
pose Of iuiuring my then co ming election,
aud at time when it could not be met
and contradicted. '= ''-
Now the facts relative to the bounties Of
this county and. the part1 have acted rel-
ative to them are, substantially ss follows:
The first levy made for this county was
made by the County Court in 1862; sup
ported the measure, and the Court appOint-
cd me their agent to pay the money to the
soldiers and their families, which done,
as the soldiers know; and paid to the
soldiers aud their families several thou=
sand dollars of my own money, the Sheriff
not having made collections, and waited
for II before it was returned several menths.
The second bounty, of this county was
levied by the Board of Supervisors Of the
county in the month of February last. /
knew nothing about it until after il was
done, being member of the Legis-
| lature at the time which was sit.
ting in Wheeling, and never losing
an hours time from it during the two
saasions / WAS there The third boun-
Ftyof this county given to the soldiers was
also allowed by the Board of Supervisors
in the month of September last. l made
public speech In lie favor to q large au-
dience in the CouFt-house, which was
attempted to be made use of in the county
to injure my election. loaned the county
all the ready cash had on hand at the
time for the purpose Of paying said bounty
Mt. Editor, if any man Of this county hai
/ been q friend to the soldier more thar
another, l am that man. tlas'
I will here notice two more reports pu
4 IN, circulation to injure my election ther
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
RATI0NALl MRDIEINE.. :

DR. THOMAS j. KISNER!T
~ respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity that he has permanently located In
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the Ras
tional or Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
the practice OF his profession for number OF years,
and has been emineutly successful in tho
Of all varieties of diseases both acute and oron
DIR. K, as heretofore, Will devote good share OF
his time and attention to the treatment OF chronic
diseases Of both sexes such as Consumption and All
varieties Lung Diseases, all Diseases Of the Throat
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mercuriai
and Nervous diseases, Rheumatism, Scrofnla, every
variety of Blood and Skin Diseases Epilepsy TGmor'
Wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Bye
and Bar, 10. Those peculiar to Females, VIZ; In
hammatory Diseases OF tho Uterus, Painful 1rregu'
Iaritfea Leuoorrhea, Pr0lapsus Uter, and All Ner-
voua Diseases to which they are subject. Diseases
Of Children carefully and rati0nally treated. Med
icines mild reliable and agreeable. - !.
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls cheerfully aud promptly answered. :
WOhace and residence One door west OF Louii
AbIing's Hotel, Third street, near Reed kratti
Drug Store. Centre Wheeling, wa. Once hour
from a. "' 70 REfiERENoEs. E
Prof. B. ?. Payne, steubenytile, Ohio.
DR. w d. McG3reSbr, "a
Dr.. g. Arnold, Canbridge, Ohio.
Prof. q. q. CIeaveiapA, Cincinnati, Ohio.
DIR. O. A. MelchimetS Van Vert,
te2I-1yd&W E-,.--..rss = as'f a-1 81 :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
FRANKLIN FURNACE.

PKEsFoH COUNTY, W. VA, August %, 1854. Z
" o. PpTZGERALDs Seiton a. Fitzgerald, Wm.
As B. FitsgeFald, WIN; q. Fitzgerald, A. W. Fitz-
These gentlemep formerly resided near Fork
Mountain, Nelson county, Virginia They passed
Through the iineS, went to Belmont county, Ohio
worked there for some time; then leu aud went to
Franklin Furnaoe, Preston county. West Virginia.
where they 6tfu remain. They have learned that
their families have lately came through the lines
aud won't 10 Ohio In search Of them. Their names
MatiSa FitzeerAld, Judy Fitzgerald Lawns ii Fit.-
Gerald Sophia Fitzgerald, SuERnah !RitkgetAld, SAs
Saantha FitEcerald Eusabeth Rit1EerGldS Elisabeth
TI1HR INTELLIGRNOER STEAM JOB oPRT0E
executes ali kinds Of job Printing with neat
ness and dispatch, sid At War prices. Apply Of
the oorneFof Quincy end Main Streets up EstatrIi
Wheeling, y. YaF5,iI5o7sa 'F5s-s. ahf--<is 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted.

A ssIsTANT QUARTERNAsTER's OFEIoE,
~ WHnIISo, W VA, November lst. 1851
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES via BE
purchased IN tho open market at Whesltngs w. Va
One hundred aAd 6fty-lVo dollars tsl551 viii b
paid for Cavalry and one hundred and SiEty-hVO
dollars Ctt65) for ARTILLERY Horses.
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, sound IN
All uaFtieulaFS GtFOug quick and active, we'll bro
ken and square trotterG In harness, In good nesh
and condition. from six to ten years Old and not
less than I6{ hands high, each horse not % weigh
less than 1859 pOunds
Cavalry Horses mHst be sound in al paFtieulArHs
well broken, in fun hesh aud good condition. from
rs 70 I6 hands high from 70 years old and well
adaptod in uVeFy way 20 OAvalTy puFpose1-
81 order Of Col Jas. A EKIH, Col in charge Isl
DiT q n a. o. GUS. .ARTSNAN,
n0Vi Capt. 4 40 n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21

Ewofaoe one door south or Kramer'S Hotel
Main street. .1
Ladies wishing to consult tie DR.. (f they prefer
can call at room No. 80, Grant House, and Mrs
Lee will take pleasure in accompanying them 70
the ONCE. Can be found at the Grant House At
night. -ss auB22d&WF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
Rngine and Boiler for sale.

Two 90 inch Cylinder Boilers, each 30 feet long
with FIRE frOnt, gFats baFH, AG. One Elgines -
inch cylinder, 81 feet stroke ggveEn0Ts ~ Uhes
IS feet, and all in complete running order having
been run only months; which viii Be sold a.
bargain. For further inioEmati1n enquire Of
PAXTON poNLcN = oGLEBA1s
oeAIO-tR No. s. Main street, Whoeli.ag-
MaEiettA Republican copy aaOuth aad ssnA btiA
% thig0flee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
For the 1htenissnosE.
Local Traditional "reminiscences of
.sn Pioneer Life.

J lBYEpR. 10. HuPP.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
A CARD.

DRR. n LEELPHYHoIAN, SURGEON
u AND OCOUCHER-ttapkfulf for past fayors
would respectfully inform his friends the public
stand b Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
where he VIII pe happy to attend TO any business
in his line that may be entrusted to his care Night
calls uromptlY attended to- Dr.. Lee 10 graduate
Of the Seietis Medical Institute Of oheinnAti and
has been Vnrioualy engaged in the practice OF his
profcsAion for the last fourteen yearsi DR.. Lee La
now prepared with al the necessary apparatus toF
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
ment Of Chronic diseases, to which he would invite
the Gealing Art" Of the present day (aa pEaeticed
by EcIectie that few need despair ofreeeiytng per-
manent benent II theY cannot be perfectly cared.
Special attention given to diseases Of woman ana
children. All leomInupieationss strictly oonhdentiaL
mercurial taint in the system, but ceanaing reno-
waiting and Streng ghening the general system, acting
n unison with Natures unerTipg lEET.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21
WnEuIra, Wrsf Va, ! Deo. Oh, 1s6

WHKHNa, WEST VA, Dec. 4ths 1868.
III dH tphOR 4 may eOaeEFR: We, the UNDER
signed members Of the West Virginia Legislat1rei
take pleasure in saying that We have known DR..
RIchRFd I'D Lee many years previous 10 the break
ing ont Of the Rebellion, as suceesGtul and ener-
EePc praotitIoner of Medicine Eclectic School
both in Kanawha county Va and Gala county
O"lO' g. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
a4 ". S.DUNBAR, n. Il. D.
--------.-- InIIN PHELPHH. prol. SRnRlo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-21

gency in the person of Mrs. Ann Hupp. ~ ---l
Having now realized the dread forebodings
of her vision, aud shaking of the shRckles
of despondeney she turned TO calm the
moral whirlwind that was raging amongst
the frantic women aud children-to inspire
thatn Nth hnna and tn rally the nnlv and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-02
Au Unfsttered Press :!

Sa.-t1n o. the New OK T,nss, and Kent Of tbe T-i
tufe ave 5cel expelled from and forbid e. to return
wiac .bo Federal lines before Petersburg for the a.
I,..d cause o. "a wing abused the privileges conferred
uaa s t5rrardisg FIR publication iaeOrrse. s!as
B.es., s,e.ag Ia operations Of the troops" That
g. 90, ior giving too nearly truthful version Of
Gss-.s failures in bis recent Conflicts with our army.
Tho mccits ground Of offence il said 10 &c thai they
msepressutCd o. deprecated the results achieved BY
BIrBsde and his eorps from motives Of personal hos
u'ly hat notorious FEDERAL General OF course suel
an der involves sisniGcAa, warning 10 Oher cores
pOndenti to the character Of the reports OF opera
items expected OF them hereafter.
The correspondents Of the Cincinnati press seem to
understand better what required Of thor. They write
chiefly from SheTuaans army, and their loud and con.
tnuous fslfares would lead the unsuspecsng TO con-
0,uie tia. since we're invented had there
been such leader a. Sherman, such campaign as
taa Q, tte Western Amy Alexander, Cyrui, Hanni-
Lal and Napoleon mere tyres compared with this
fulLgrovr on Of Mars Even the testirg that Hood
gave hia ths other day as Allatl is claimed By them
to have en- one Of the mos, % rdi victories Of the
war. No danger Of such hs:orOgrapbsrs these be-
log expelled ircm the Federal lnea. Not the least.
W. are reminded too, While on tb's subise, Of
Lae1ln1 suppression of the JOuraal Of Commerce.
and Ward newspapers, Of SeF York, add the arrest
OF ar alitora Toeir ca ee tic publication Of
a forged prOe'anAton ordering GU. four hundred
thousand additional troops, and appointing day of
humiliation snd prayer. The suggestion Of any oocl-
sion Tor rsIortag to such agencies Of Ee such levers
70 hrself gu. Of din ut place, aeepsd to Lin
cen ligh crime, mert1g severe punishment. Il was
pa asho'. While though, before Lno5ln did the very
1y5 aal more, the suggestion Of necessity ior
e. lad 20 enrsgsd him. He begged his people to
81 g. ursy'ag and Ord,rsd Ou 6Ts hundred thousand
zali.Culi .r5ops
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-02

Ole man, twelve miles south Of La Crosse, Wiscon
ST, has taken with nat this season 30 600 pigeors-
Another at farA his taken 81 800 WORTH at four
Gems each.
town meeting at York, Pa, has recommended the
Council to appropriate SIS 900 to aid in filing the quo
"a OF the borough with volunteers.
The beautiful Tesid nee of Cnas J. Faulkner, on the
oaitkirts OF hartinsburg, Va, was ent ely ousumei
By fee few days age.
Il is stated that at the akog Of Alsen the Prussisns
massaeIed 400 VADqaished and wounded Swiss voun-
teers.
COL Daniel Frost, lin West Virginia Infantry, " as
wounded at SaeksI's Gap, sad died at HArpers Ferry
Wednesday last.
WadsVorth'5 Tower, on mountain in the suburbs
OF Hartford Conu., vas set on FIRE on Tuesday night
and entirely destroyed.
Lizs, the composer aud pianist, has written 10 G T
nan paper to deny IhAs he ia about to enter monas
te.y.
il little singular that the cathedral OF Notre Dame
IN Paris though hge hundred years Old was never de
Oieated ill recently
The actors Of New York are demanding larger ea'a.
ries, and are holding meetings to enforce their de .
magds
Mr.. John Savage well known ai poet and diana
st has accepted the editorship Of the New Orleans
Times.
DsmPster,. the GOucsrst. is giving concerts in Egg
land
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-02
BALLARp HoUsI, Aprll ID ls,..
- Am APPEAL no THE PROPLR on


THE CONFEDERATE sTATEs-The Directors OF the YouDs
Mems Christian Association Richmond respectfully, bui
earnestly submit TO the benevolent and the patriotic throughou
the Confederate satea appeal In behalf the Soldiers RA
has been refuge for those who driven the
homes By ruthless enemies Thousands help
but from nearly every etae OF the oonescy have sought
Asylum in mids Gu citizens appealed
beress Instances relieve the soets
nsh ahoes and clothing fer soldiers In the field hospital and
Afford food and their suffering families and nob
have they In the great majority OF Instances responded even
appeal
dueei and the difficulties ofObtsning Others by ordinary
great THAI the funds contributed
the poor accomplish but Little Pufhang the
Of life.
In written report from the Clothing Bureau appears thai
there than three thousand females In this city ara
BeeknE employment the Government IL VAIN and that thos
for their #ork will not enable theSe poor procurs
sncenoy OF the psneE food for themselves and children
Without assistance, then, from the city country generally
instances Of actual starvation must lave ON
City Council has made most liberal appropriations fer the pu
Of supplies boh for Tatuous dibuon and for sale
cost but the agents employed for the purpose
able 70 proccre the quantity OF provisions required.
Under circumstances We feel that IA our duty "a an,
peal our oWoiEens throughout Confederate States k
forward, without delay, contributions Of money supple.
the Array Oomniitee Of this Association Eince the commence
fey for The tent oral and spiritual welfare OF oar soldiers and
tsr families and for the Of glorious czuse Lei
hoe soldiers not be discouraged now upon the OF OR 80
veres and, tust, sst aud most glorious campaign
Tor want OF the sympathy and support Of he end
Of home. $500
Shipments made to Roger Martin, Superintendent or VIM.
tended TO- Aud In accordance with special AGREEMENT ad
With the Superintendent Of the souhsr Exprees Al
express charges viii be paid by then Of Richmond
Contributions OF money should also be genteyep
J. D. K sLzroHf, Secretary. ~ 49,
~ Southern papers requested 70 COPY. Apql--ts