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U. s, 1910 Bonds.

These Bonds are issued under the Act Of Congress Of
March 9Th, 1904 which provides tha, N Bonds issued
under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
by or under any state or municipal authority. Sub.
scriptions to these Bonds are received in United
States notes Of National Banks. They are TO BE RE.
DEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure ofthe Government
at any period not less than than forty years
fro m th'r date, and until their redemption FIVE PER
CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN CofN, on
Bonds ofnot over one hundred dollars annually and
all other Bonds semannually. The interest Is pay.
able ou the first days of March and September in each
year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, as they may prefer Registered Bonds are re-
corded on the books ofhe u s. Treasurer and can be
transferred only the owners order, Coupon Bonds
payable to boa.c cr, and are more conv ncnt for
commercial uses
Subscribers this loan will have the option orhavnp
their Bonds draw interest from March lst, by paying
the accrued interest coino in United states notes
or the notes of National Banks adding fny per cent.
for prcmlum) or reaeve them drawing interest from
the date subscription aud deposit As these Bonds
arc
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation,
their value is increased from one to three per cent per
according the rate of tax levcs in various
p-rts of the country
Atthe present rate of premium on gold they pay
One Eight Per Cent Interest
in currarcy and are ofequa convenience pernan.
cnt or rtcmporary investment
IT is believed tlatno securities or so great induce
mcnts to iaud"rs tn, various descriptions Of U. s.
Bonds IN nl other forms orndcbtcdncss the faith or
abity Of private parties stock companies scra.
rate communities only is pledged for paymec while
for the debts ofhe United states the whole property Of
the country is holder to the payment of both
principal aud interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed fD5 in sums from
$50 up to any magnitude on the same terms and are
thus made equally available the smallest lender and
thclargyst capitalit They can be converted into
benefit ofh2 interest
1t may he uscfi TO state in this connection that the
total Funded Debt orthe United States which inter.
est is payable in god tho 3d day of March, lSGi was
S1G@ oCj,OlO The interest on this debt for the coming
fiscal year will be 1881 l2G while the customs rovcn.
in god orthc cnrrcn fiscal year, cnAing June Both,
stl has bG.n far the rate of 500 900 900 per
aunnu.
1t will ba seen that even tha present gold revenues Of
IN Government are largely in Of the wants of tn"
Of, Ia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

The Democratic L1dies of IIemlock
township, Columbia county, Pa, have
formed a "Valandigham Fund Society,""
and at a meeting raised over So co.
This is n good beginning and should he
emulntcd Push on the column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

re- \ sad accident occurred to Mr.
BRuGLER, Of Boomsburg, Oh Wednesday
of last week which resulted in his death on
last Sunday. lie was assisting in draw.
ing some leather from the i, g. b, r, H..
Station, when the cteam became irighten cd,
ty which he 90. entanslcd in the lines,
throwing him against the Platform, aud
50 severely injuring him as to c1usc Lis
death in four days. Mr., BRrGLrR, WAS a
Democrat, Gentleman and Christian.
"Blossed are the Dead who die in the
Lord
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

Eayp Mr.. T. BRowER, our eXcoiiant
citizen and cnterprising Merchant friend,
has materially enlarged, improved and
renovated his Store house, in Bloomsbury,
lie has extended his Store Rooms back
to the end orthe building, making it now
quite a commodious Store. Mr.. B. has
just rcplcni,hed his House with a large
stock of N,w Goods. Of which lie is en-
ahed to accommodate his numerous Gus.
toners with frs'-rato bargains.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

JACOB ElERLy, Esq, our retired Pro.
thonotary we are happy to announce, has
measurnby recovered his shattered health
and was able last week to spend few
1,,vGrs ;a Court. lie was warmly greeted
by many friends May his useful life be
yet prolonged.
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S':sH Cordial.
Az lNrALLIoLG CURE FOR BRONCHITIS.

Az iNrAlIIDlE CURE FOR BRONCHITIS.
Nr. WARD SAYS:
Dr W:SHAHr Sr:-I had bronchitis lnhamatnn Of
ia" Lungs. Shurtncss Of dh and pnlpitatIOn of the
'rErt i1rir wur,I forms had been treated by scv
Nll II 'ii' u1t eminent physicians in Philadelphia,
njrSry could not stop thc rapid Conrsr az my disease,
ami N\Ia dc>pHirrd ct every brng restored To health
WAS truly ca tG verge Of the N"nr Pine Tree
Tar Cordial wa h"hiy recommended to mr byL friend;
tried it, rnd AN tHnhfIlt to say that after using four
urg", and un' sma hottlr was restored t. perfect
health. Nou can give reference to my house, No. 96N
second trrrt, ur AZ my Office of Receiver Of taxes
irom . 4. Vi t. r. NJ, corner Of Chestnut aud sixth
s'rsrts. JuiS WARD.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

Bss5~ Next to the admiration Of the beau.
ties of nature with which our country is
now adorned, is the qualification of a
commendabe economy BY calling and ex
amining Sharpiess' Cheap Goods To
call is to buy. And to buy there is the
best way to "gct your money back"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14
NNEGYsEIlA GOVNVY

AJNl . UA UN1A HWIGIEI z
THE Annual Meeting Of the Columbia County Aari-
cultural horticultural aud Mechanical Nssc citation
for the election Of officers To- serve for one year , be
held at the COURT HOUSE in bloomsbury, on
SATURDAY, THE 2lst OF MAY, IsG4
Al two o'cloNk NJ, full attendance is desired
II KELLER, Prcsi6eHi.
LF0NARn R, RrrFET, Seerstarg
BlOomGhuTg May, 1874
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

Tie Tohcn1;ghom End,-JouN c..
THOMPSON, Esq Treasurer of the Val
landigham Fund, for Columbus, Allen
county, Ohio, acknowledges through the
ohio Crisis Tor the week ending May 3D.,
the sum Of 935S 10, for the benefit Of the
fanily of the exlod Patriot.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

The municipal election held recently in
the borough OF Wlkesbarre resulted in
complete Democratic victoy for burgess
and high constable, the former by 30 and
the latter by Al majority. In the First
ward the Democratic candidates for coun-
Gil and school director were also elected.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

a CANDID PHYsICIAN.-A gentleman
called some time since to consult phy,.
clan with regard to rheumatism which
caused him much pan. The doctor i'm
mediately sat down and wrote him a pre-.
scription. As the patient was going away
she doctor called him back.
"By the way, sir, should the prescrip.
ton afford you any relief, please let me
know, as am myself suffering from an af.
feotion similar to yours, and for the last
twenty years have tried in vain to cure it
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

VALLANDIaHAM FUND We acknowl-
edge says the Stark co. Democrat, the re-
cept of SO 60 from School District No 2,
Plain township Also, S5 10 from No. 6,
Washington township.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

May E?o'cns.-We are now realizi' g
the truthfulness Of that old saying. that
"April Showers make May Flowers. -
Nature is just now robed in be- beautiful
and varicgated gormeQts-rcloleut with
the praises of an Almighty Creator Eve
rywherc the grass is spriugipg, buds arc
starting, and the birds singing. a poet
characterize April as
GA timid, b,|shng maiden,
With down cast, fearful eyes--
In her hand an opening rosebud,
Perfumed by dewy sighs
OFT retreatipg, oft advancing,
She has won our hearts the while;
And We cannot choose but love her,
For her tear-drop and her smile
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

s@- Attention, Soldiers Protect your
Health NO sensible man will leave the
city without "A supply of IIoIloway's Pills
and Ointment. For Wounds, Bruises,
Sores, Fovrrs and Dysentcry, theio med
icines are the best in the world. Every
English and French Soldes uses them
Only 80 cents per box or pot.
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Saturday Morning, May IA, 1864.

scy- Ex-Sheriff MILLER, has just re-
turned from the Cities, with an excellent
assortment Of New Goods, to which atten-
,ion is invited, by his Card in another
column
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

Cool Tho Ice Cream and Lemonade
furnished by WM. n, RIsHEL, at his rev
stand on Main street, few doors above
Miller's Store. If you wish q choice ar
ticle i've him call.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

Mr.. G. W. SHOLES, of the Baldy
Guards, writes from the Army, that up
10 Saturday their loss of killed md woun.
d cd, was -,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

Uniformity ofPrices "A New Feature in Bussines
Every one his own Salesman! JONES n co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No. 2JI Marketstreo
above sixth Philadelphia,
In addition tu having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing IN Philadelphia made
pressly for retail safes have constituted every y
his own salonan by having marked IN agurrs, h
article at the very lowest plce II can be SOLD for
cailAot possibly vary y-~dlI must buy aiHe.
The goOds are well spOnged and prepared and great
pnins taken with the making that all can buy with
the tu assurance oi getting good article at the
lowest price. Also large stock of piece goods hand
OF the latest style and hest qualities which viii be made
TO order, in the most fashionable aud best manner, 25
per cent below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent In Market above Sixth street
no 2OI. JONES 4 Co
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DIR WES!IART

or this CITY, has undoubtedly discovered in his ,m.
mua' ion for the treatment of Dyspepsia one of the
greatest remedies that has ever hncn gi"on sun.
cring humauity lie has treated within the past Two
years something over nine thousand cases in his pri.
waite practice, many Of which had dchud the skill Of
eminent phy siciIns in Europe AID America, aud in
to directions, they have made perfect cure. Many Of
the above cases were Of twenty years Standing
Those who are troubled with Dyspepsia would do
well to call at the Doctors otlire. tie gives yOu ad.
vice free Persons at distance consult by letter
describing the symptoms. Dr. Wishart strratment put
up in secure package. with full directions is sent By
express on the receipt Of Six Dollars.
n. In all cases where the disease has ot become
chronic Dr. Wisharts Dyspepsia Pills are an that IL
required sent by HaIl on the receipt Ot One Dollar
Address DR., l.. q. c. WIshar, ldriphia.- PhHa.
de'phia LCdycr, Dec 10, lSG3-Gm.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14

A certificate for Two Shares in the
Capital Stock of the Lackawanna q
Bloomsbury Rail-Road Company issued
to me in my name, and numbered, has
been lost by me.
A liberal reward will be paid to the
finder, by giving il to The undersigned.
SAMUEL FANLOON
Plymouth Ap 40, 1864 --3w
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DENTISTRY.
II, c. II o w Il r,
SURGEON DRNTIST

IT, Z. IT y " u II,
SURGEON DENTIST,
aS-z-eesss RESPECTFULLY offers his profess
Eaecff&sS ional services to the ladies aud gentle.
UIFfhSh%F& men Of u uomsburg aud vicinity, lie is
~I4J prepared to attend to ali the various
operations IN NE line of his profession and is provided
win lle ihlest improved PORCELAIN TEETH; which
will beinserted on gold, patna, silver aud rubber base
TO lookwcli ~ the natural teeth
Mineral plate and block teeth manufactured and al
operations on t'rh carefully and properly attended TO-
Residence aud office few dosr. above the Court
House, same side
Roomshurg, lunst ls63
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a. AWLLOW two three hogsheads Of "Buchu
~ Tonic Dittcrs," "sarsnparilla" "Ncrvous Anti.
dotes," &C. &c, &C.. and inter you are satisfied with
the result, then try one box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCH
ANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC pILLs-and bo restored
to health and vgor in less thaa thirty days They are
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and sau
tary in their effects the broken down and shattered
onsti tuition. Old and young take them with al
vantage. Imported and sold in the United states only
by JAS. s. Bu IlER.
Station d, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
7, S.A box sent to any address Oh ICceip 0f price
which is One Dollar-post free.
March ~, lo6i,-jm.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho undersigned would inform his friends and the
public generally that hr Is prepared to treat success
fully the following Diseases -
rheumatism, BrOnChutis, It Anlhony's Dance Loss
ol sight aud all Gln0i Diseases with Dyspepsia Sr
Satisfaction win b. given ur M pay required.
lsTemedgt are purely vegetable free FROM my tAint
NJ poison, ana safe aud plolsanI
GEORGFYOsr
n0om'hurE. Npru ?. lSei
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BOOTS & SHOES. HATS e CAPS.
In shor, -yrrv thing u.uui,y kept n country store
The patronage OF old friends, aud the pubic general.
ly, l. ,sprctIuily 50 iritcd.
The highest mark price paid for country produce.
PETER ENT.
Light street, April 81. 1874.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23
Miscellaneous.

NEW York, Aug. 22.-The Herald's
special says:
Warren has entrenched his command,
being reinforced, and intends to thoroughly
destroy the Weldon railroad.
Exactly one.half of all the rebel Vir-
GINA forces are in the Shenandoah Valley
awaiting Sheridan. The other half is on
the line from Petersburg to Richmond.
Letters, of the llth, from Fort Morgan
state that Granger has received heavy
reinforcements from Gen. Heron, and that
achievements have also been sent to
Pensacola. Fort Morgan is now besieged
by land and the feet, aud they were to
lombard it on the morning of the 10th.
The rebels burned all the buildings, hos
pitfalls, &C., outside of Fort Morgan. The
rebel gunboat Gaines was burned, and the
monitor Manhattan threw several shells
into the fort, dismOuntiug one gun, prior
to our forces landing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23

| BSnA SwAHPsooT IHoIDEHT.-A couple
ofmerchsnts of this city have recently been
sOjourning at Swampscot, Mass, where
they have been enjoying themselvssto the
fullest extent. On last Sabbath week
while the guests of the Beach House were
partaking of sumptuous dinner, our
Wheeling friends were the subjects of con-
siderable embarrassment, of which the In
teIIigeneer, was the innocent cause, It came
about in this way: A chaplain in the army
left circular with some of the guests to
be read at the dinner table, announcing
that there would be religious services in
the afternoon after which collection
would be taken up for the benefit of white
refugees from the South.
A banker from Boston, somewhat of
wag, volunteered to read the circular, which
he did with great effect. 1t appears that
upon the morning previous the Boston Dali
ly Herald which has quite large circula-
ton at Swampscot, had published the item
from the IntsIL.gencer about singular team
once seen in this city, composed of a pony,
a mule, horse, an oxen, skunk and
blind negro, which has appeared in all the
newspapers of the country within the last six
years, and with which our readers are famil-
lar. After reading the circular the banker
proceeded to remark, in a Veryograve man
ner, that the guests bad with them at that
moment certain white refugees from the
South, and for further particulars he re-
ferred them to the Morning Herald. Our
Wheeling friends were very much embar-
raised at first, as the wag intended they
should be, but one of them, not having lost
all his presence of mind, though he would
have preferred absence of body, arose in
the large company and made respose.-
He said he was a white refugee from the
south, but was happy to say that he had
not fed from the rebels, as that article was
exceedingly scarce in the loyal state of
West Virginia. He was a refugee simply
from the cares and tolls of business. Not
that he loved West Virginia less but that
he loved the beautiful beaches, the Vigor-
GUS breezes and lovely ladies of Swamp
scot more. Our friend was very successful
in his little speech, and the Boston wag
was not so happy in his joke as he other
wise might have been.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23
8p GelegrapB>
Afternoon Report.
From Cairo and the Lower Missis
sippi.

... sippl.
CAIRO, Aug. 2I.-The New Orleans Era
of the 18th says:
Acting Master John Dillingham;, captur-
ed off Sabine Pass a year and half ago,
while in command of the ship Morning
Light, arrived in that city. He was Paroled
by Gen. Magruder 20 effect his own ex-
change for Capt. Charles Fowler.
he reports that the rebel authorities are
anxious to exchange the crew, who have
been marched from Camp Grace to Shreve'
port 500 miles, and parOled for exchange,
subsequently they were sent back to Camp
Ford near Tyler, as the federal authorities
would not receive them.
There are about 5000 prisoners at Camp
Ford in a crowded unhealthy stale. Cap
tains Crooker, johnson and Morgan of the
guuboats Clifton, Sachem and Signal, with
their commands, are still in Camp Ford,
anxiously waiting an exchange.
Gen Paine with portion of his expedi-
ton against Johnson's guerrillas, returned
to Psducah at noon, with large number
of cattle and considerable lot of supplies
taken from steanersat Sabine Bar, recap
tured many horses and mules from the
rebels in the country through which the
expedition passed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23
Movements of Wheeler's Guerrillan

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22.-The Nashville
Times contains the report that Wheeler's
forces had crossed the river above Chat
tanooga. There is report that he had
gone to East Tennessee. This, however,
is discredited.
1t is reported that train from Knoxville
to Chattanooga was captured near CleVe-
land, and supply train from Chattanooga
to Atlanta was captured on Thursday.
The Knoxville Notifications can resist an
attack of Eve times the strength of Wheel
er's forces.
Gen. Steadmau's wound was only
slight scratch under the eye. He drove
the rebels FIVE miles and then returned to
Chattanooga.
A discredited report had prevailed at
Nashville that the rebel General Buckner
had been killed in a recent battle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23
New york Market
NEW YoRK. August

NEW YORK. august u.
Cottou-Rather more active and &c bet
ter, at 81 IS for middling uplands.
Flour-State and western 100000 bet
$40 75@II 90 for extra round hoop Ohio,
and SIl O5@l2 so for good brands.
Whisky-More active and 6rmer, at
81 sI@l 80 for State, and 81 s2@l SO for
western, closing at outside prices.
Wheat-l@2c better, at 81 l792 SO for
Chicago spring, So 1902 SO for Nil. club.
So $500 46 tor western, and So 3O(92 36I
for red western; in fair demand.
Corn-2@4c better, with active demand
at 81 56@l So for mixed western.
Oats-HeaVy aud lower, at 959952c for
western.
Coffee-Quiet and firm.
Sugar-Firm; for Porto Rico 2Isc, and
23c for Cuba.
MoIasses-Dull and unchanged.
Petroleum-Very dull; crude 55@56c,
refined in bond $4,000, free quoted at
soc on the spot, and 9sc9SI 90 for next
month.
Wool-Firm.
Pork-Firmer; with fair demand; $37@
81 so for mess, $4O,37i@4O so check to-
day, chiefly at inside prices, and $40 IS in
the regular way for new do, S35 5O@S36
for prime and $3s for prime mess; 500 bbls
new mess tor August. buyers option.
Beef-Quiet and firm, at l39I5c tor
country mess, $3.50 for country prime,
10000 for repacked mess and 22@2so for
extra mess. Government took 10, 900 bbls
of extra mess at about 25c. Prime mess
quiet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Scarce and firmer az l5O
I54c for shoulders, and l73@IsA for hams
Lard-Firm, at 22@23c.
Bdtter-Steady, at 4O@4sc for Ohio,
and 49@6Oc for State.
Cheese-Unchanged at lsM26c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23
srA GUERRILLA K1ILED.-A notoriou

wA GUERRILLA KILLED.-A notorious
guerrilla by the name of James Smith,
was killed at Ravenswood, on Wednesday
last by Capt Kennedy's men, stationed at
or near that place. Seven balls were lodg-
ed in his body. Smith was man about
fifty years old and before the breaking out
of the war was a preacher. he is said to
have done an incalculable amount of dam
age in his time, but he has suffered grew
ously for it in his horrible fate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23

1864.
Forty-fJM IT, S. C. Ttoops.-Thomas
Jones, Henry Campbell, Lewis Williams,
Thomas Samuel, Samuel Tyler, Morses
Moorehead, George Edmondson, Henry
L. Linn, Ohio county; Ruben Smith, Benz.
Stave, Tyler county; Alfred Hayes, Monon-
gala county.
Harvey Marcena, ]. NJ. Lindsay, Thomas
Bassett, VIM. ]. Montgomery, George w.
Hagins, Francis Clancy, James NJ. Brown,
I2h W. Va. Lnfantry.-Samuel Rey-
nolds, William G. Mentezer, Thomas j.
Kerns, Ohio county.
LIST ". Va. ArtHIsry.-J. L. Nc. Intyre,
David E. Brockett, George H. Jourdan,
VIM. H. Hayt, VIM. Topp, VIM. Filan, Geo.
Dipbaugh, Albert Herman, Rich'd Sevan-
gee, Peter Cumberlidge, Robert S. Norman,
Charles Ackers, William S. Guest, Henry
Severiug, James NJ. Tharp, John V. Wilson
VIM. HOdgkiss, Winfield L. Marshall, VIM.
Shens; Edgar S. Sample, Bugh George,
John T Powers, Root Charles, Richard
Metcalf, JOS Wheeler, not mustered; j. F. B
Wilson, William Lewis, Fred. W. Over,
Carl H. Ritter, Thomas Clary, Ohio county;
Daniel Slavar, John NJ. West, Atkinson
Hupp, Philip Bloom, Moses c. Carmickle,
James Sears, Brooke county; Lloyd Owen,
Isaac E. Dowler, Marshall county.
I'd ". Va CGUdLry.-Francis Renforth,
John Deem, Alfred Boiling, Ohio county.
5!h ". Va. CaUalry.-Amos Culp, John
Mowry, John Crawford, Ohio county; Geo.
w. Owens, Hancock couaty.
18th W. Va. Infantry. Bell,
Richard Hicks, Walter L. Miller, Martin
Graham, Henry Mccullough, VIM c. Charl-
ton, Alexander H. Reed, VIM B. Powell;
John j. Long, John Graham, James Morton,
not mustered, Ohio county; George w.
Whiteham, Monongalia county.
7th ". Va. CaraIry,-George W. Rollins
jackson cou1ty; John Holt, VIM P, Jonas,
jackson Myers, Kanawha county; VIM h
Moore, Roane county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23
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