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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20

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FREIGHTS. sof ..@
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or Baltimore, to and from any point on the Rau Roads
Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Raj Road dirsct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamer by which Goods can be for
wardsd 70 any port on the Ohio, Muskngum, Ken:
tucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
wisconsin, Missouri Kansas and Bed Rivers; and at
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports ON the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustng the Esnsporta-
ton Of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
conadsncs on Its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Raii
koad are at all times favorable charged by
other Raul Road Companies.
EBe particular to mark packages ''via fsnns
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents Of the
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE B CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H.. w BROWN 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
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J. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
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J.H. MoCOLM, Portsmouth, O.
j. NJ. LOVE, Maysville, KY.
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20

E,INH COLOGNE IN Cut aias Bottles Ks6os and
II Fancy Articles &c Holiday lss.nSi 1SeS ~ q,
okAHAN'S Drus 50 oeO,
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Enslan0.
9rc Bbrttta n.


Sapttan @ptfs, Der b~sfannte 8eiIsuSe in
atrtta unO Der anssbltaf @ntpeder Der 5aurt.
9ttlausltn. LIT rur& eiusn rinfaa aetSptet
porben.
Der eonoOner ,@lObe" melpet, bic fran,Slt.
IAsn StsSierunssrrsans bieltsn bic gusf6tsu
N1eSlslan's auf bic 9rdfOsntI&aft fur f6er.
"CatlY 9ferDs" bsmerft, In BEN ,ufinftioeu
S~s3!eeunssn srpiiden ben gersiniaten Gtaotsu
uHo 6rantrsi6 tonne tsin tersli&rs ginsernet-
men teiteben. ipsnn Sen. Wc&lfIan ,um Wrail.
osntsn eripablt wsrpen lOute. neil bsrlelbe ala
Elm @s8nsr NapOIsOns (anti Smpsrialilt) be.
fannt Isi.
Der S0nboner D6sralD" 6smerft in gs,uo
auT bic bsoOritsbsnpf 9raiipsntsnpa6I:
Wtr %9lanben. zap a1e untsr6anOlun1sn f,bl.
lnla8sn mihtn, sbsniO pie Die gnwsnpuuo spn
9eWalt fsblgsiaInsm if. gBir baltsn cine 2rsne
nun8 Osr Union fir sereht unb rueiIe, lcpts fir
unDsrmsiOlth; aber mir polen aerue ,inrSu.
men, nab, tpsnn cine WisbsrSereiniauna mSoIIA
mare, Der bemOfratii6e plan RE ein,iae @us,
t@s ODER 5Ofnan9 CUR @rrst&umg pisl.s 9t,lss
Oarbiettn marOe.
Wan 1T NIT Der anferttsuns bee atlantif6eu
&fIs9rapben<Sa6els eifrtg bei&6ftt9t.
Die n2tmsS" salt DEN auaraltern cine @trof.
pFsStSt we!4s Don elmer eOsrtisuns Don euos
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-13
aeuele6.:

5eate tri't Der 3psite @On9reg Der @orfSps.
rirtsn Siaatsn 5u lsiner 3peiten Sellipn ,ufo NJ
men,. Nis rerieIbe ii@ Dor falt ieas Wcrot.n
oerta9!e, t6nte Der Bonner DER Shlaht hsi 6oln
5arbOur ~ ms 9sriber, Grant bate feline @ej.
tenIttpentunSen bis in Die gidbe Der Dem Inter.
gang 0eipeI6!tn 8etslen6auptRabt ausosfiibrt
nnO menn i6m oisie nfue art RrieosiIbruno
aud msbr nIs 10000 @tann lrinss Sferes oss
tOitst Bate, 70 mar ~ralsIbe immsrbin DOG, md,
farf 8snn8, um rntiaeiOsnOe S6la6teu 1afo,en
5u I6nnsn.
sBis gang dnbers fab bnsssen Die gsr6alt-
niIe Reute BEL rsn 8isptrjulammsntrit unIrrrs
GOn9rsOse! Grant Sat 3,Oar lstue 5loufspbrz
pe9un8rn SiS iibsr Die gGelrOn Balm biuoua
lOrt8slFst a6fr osr8sbsn6 osriu6t, ib Der Stapts
Ni&m0no nno DetsrsturB gu tsma9ti9su. Oas
FOIjs SHpaIicHs" unO SsIHSaunSsDssr 6at lsius
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-13
Drrmifdtes.

Orr SCH BON YtYmputp 1T elm Isitt 4,
peri6rnsr3snesr Serlulf. rasesen liz Der unlersi
H~ammi6ifcs rNlbsmarIe" um 70 mrsr III f..
oausrn, namsnt'i6 fpenn man tepeuft, pof Der.
leibe ME bic msiiten unierer NiepcrIuaen ben
Mfaussl an SisctpIin suiui6reibcn III.
- gsu6tur9er Sldttsr brri6tsn, bae BIZ
BON Gen. Saustn tn 3enncfee s~rlittene gie.
eerlase gar nidt 70 bspeutena scp:isn fet, oll
he bic ganfrcs gu maiden f6 bsniibten. Sri,
gamer Ssrluit on Sootcn, Sermunostcu nm,
@eian9enen betrus pentssr nla 800 Mfaun
auBerpem perlor ct nod visr &anputr.
Scn Suob's @rmcc wris man nod imms,
ntbfs SrfimmteS. aud bon Sbermau milf, r
ole nbrnl'Gen Sidtter nitts 3u bertdten. gt.
lauta fOa nab Der @usiuss BON Dclsrtrurer
irirsii& BON ben gantecS aufsesetsn lein. nSrp.
ltbs Slatier iptberipre&eu basssen pisIem @e.
rldt auf has 8sRimmtefe.
- Sn Baltimore wurpe am 1Ren Nosenbs,
pie Innaeme Der nsuen Contribution, tpelte Der
ieitSsrissn SrlaSsnfaat Marplanb fur einsr
frs'en Staat sItIdrt. fsfli6 nit 500 &dnpuen.
ihafsn ein8ei&CNsn unb init @ludsnseIaute Elm.
s%sliutst.
Die Sabl per Gpnf5perirlen Gefanoruer
3i Wotnt SoOtout bstrast an $500. Die taslit.
Station b%rrislten bsifsbt aas adt Graders. pie,
unSen 6Ieil6 unp eiwas 9riibe, pie BEN g,omsu
Supps ntht o%srbient. S6lshtsr perpeu Ri,
gantst9elan9enen bier aud niht e~efittert. Of.
9leth Die Nebensniittrl bier bod ni6t 70 i'm lie.
bfrlub ME i'm Ncrpsu ino. uno mao bic ge.
baHoluns Der &rtese8efansenen anbelapst, Ir
miro elm unparteiiider S~eUbabtsr, ws,,n iiter.
eaupt bon sr%auiamer Scbanpiuns p~erltlben birr
i'm Suosn bic Stece istn tarn, Den bepausrusz
~erlAsn Sorrans unteOinst benz Nurpen ,uer,
tennen.
Sei Sslano @itY in Der NG6e BON ga.
oannab fol- Demnd&f elm sesenlsitiaer Qus
tanl6 BON 10000 frnnter uno ~pernunpster
Srtesspfangsnen fattfnOrn.
- @puoernenr SrOpn BON Georgia Bat 81.
Tentlih Die @ommilfUn 5uriidsenUmmsn, bic er
sintm sepihen Baylor ais @aent Der Cotton
Spinnsr's NiOciatton> bee Staates @jsoroia fiji
europa anpfrtraut bat. Statt nab Gurcpo ~
9s6sn, treitt ii& namIi8 bieiss Snpipipuum TN
9lpr0sh pefun, balt Stncoln'Ne6en uno faIelt
pom antOns<S empaibien i'm Staate @eoraia
Die alstn MUIR in ieinsm Dsrratbsrilden Rppfe
lputsn mG9en.
@sneral Carly BAT spei Srbers srla6en,
bic nrlsrer Sadep.Nrmse wisper i&ren alien
Hu9m ssbeH prrnrn. 9ur6 Die srRe wirb Del
SsrtauI BON SpirituOisn i'm Eager unO in Der
Nnas 0%slslbsn lrenS untsrIast. Die slusite p.,.
bisttt sbsn 70 frsns aIss Ylinrern; Qles, mas
erbsutst rptrs. mug abssIitfsrt psrDsn, unO pere
ben 3uwieertanpelnOe 5tfraft unb in ibreu r .
%lpsttiosn Staatsn ais NaroOrure pubt,trt. Gtne
anSsrs pi6tt9e &nOrbnuns LIT nod Die, ban Ots
sOlOatsn fur ibrs 8a6rn ptrantpOrtli& finn
unO %ptslslbsn erisBtn m%iilsn. Su6rt @arlp
Otsle Nabrt9eIn frens Durdb, 70 werOen mir ME
pisbsr Gin Settenitad 3u DIR i&maaooaep 4us.
rsiBnsi bel Solar Grsst srlsben,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-13

tsitsn Srafte psrloren, unp psnn Grant bic 3abl
lstner In9riHe aaf Der Npro. 'uprr SapIeite pss
Samss eur6 einsn neusn permebrt, 70 III sr nur
nod srfo!slDfsr ale bic sor6srsssang.nen. SsIbl
pe stpssre Otseiplin unb Der bur6 8bistsy
sstobsns Mutb Der nGrpli&sn 3ruppen ssrmuSts
tsine entlastesnpen Gortteile iber unlers bra-
o'n Notwithstanding su s%rrinasu, unS bas
en0e ptsIsr @rantf6en Champagne miro In ispsr
Ss5isbuns Der bon Wrglsaan gfesdtsu, nur NIT
Dem unteri&tsbs pisusidt, bas Grant bic Ssla-
9sruns, ME Die gantsss ionoertar senua etslsn
5etpjuS gu nennsn ~tslisttn, ale uuuiis uno er,
To'elos %frsiwiais %aufsitt. mabrenp NtcGleuan
0ur% cine Hstbe ~blutissr Srtfsn bisrsu ss,wun.
gen NOR.
Nber niht aasin BIER In unIsrer unmittslta.
rem gtabe, in allen Sbsilsn Der CONFEDERATION
tsesn I'M ere SerbaltEiie beGsr. ale bet nsr lsbs
ten S%crta9un9 nnlerss @ousrsGss. unp cas,
mas mir 'paarrnO pieler 9sripbe psrlureu BADEN,
ut eUppslt eurh bic sr5eere Ginmutbiateit srlsst,
nit Der bas Solf pcs Saosns sntltlpleu in.
otsien Sampf sessu cine Station fort,uIeesn. bic
'pr bstli9itss Rs6t, ibre 5rsitcit, rabtnaab, INN
e'nsr nur nab uno neG ;ur Sreibeit retfsn Gace
Ole Ertibsit NIT Ter @swaIt bes Sbpe.tss an
9eten u"o li6 ielbit untsr lem 9urwanpe Drift
lsper MsplGenlisbe OIL benz @ut Oerieniarn an
seret6srn, ole In i~rcicnsr unp pclitiGber Se,ie,
punS Mot etnsrlsi Infi6t NIT ibneu pareu.
Sstce 9euisr u~nieres @pngrrGts traten as.
ltern Ntitta8 I'M IL ubr ;uiammsn unb rurpeu.
oa ee GeisBli&e anSabI Nitslicpsr anpelsnp
iparen, liir rrbfnst ettIdrt.
Bon Rem i'm 8,prGleu.antcnbauIe berstts Elm.
sersi6ten @eisBpuribldsin fiiprsu mir BEN bee
9rn. Slanfprp BON Georgia an, babiu aebenp.
aue irstBen NGnnee SpiIdru Dem 1Steu unp
4oiteH SeSensiabre in bic SolDatrniade ;u IT,
den. SStrb potI 70 arg Mot werpen unb audi
gar ntht npttwenbis lcin.
Vie an betrs5duier hes Gunsrtfts einseIantt,
Sctltalt unisrrs DrGipentsn sci6net f6 hur6
etne Hare Oarlesun9 Der politii&eu Serb6ItniiIe
unlsrss ednpes aus, aus psuen man niht nur
Die prnnung, lonesrn aud Die @ewiebeit ldSr.
ten muB, ea6 unisrs l~luabbGngiefr;t aus bieism
Turhtbarsn 8rupsrtampfe erblibsu mue.
S0n urlersn perittsrsneu &rirgelGaurIaben
III wsnig gu tsrtGtGn. Eie heute i'm 0rrp.r
ltattfnoenss 9rafbsutsuwabl brf&dftist urSere
@esnsr 70 iebr, bae fs barber fsltf pas sriea.
fubten serssftn.
Sutler TT mad Nsp gurt s%efamet tporbsn, um
Ole beustss 8abI su ibupadssn uuo nStbia,n
6aus bic antanser Me&lsuans ,%ulummsn far.
tdtiH'n gu !aAen.
D'f @oioerneure BON Stem gprt unb S.ntudp
pcrpen ibre Vrcclamatiuusn umlonR erIafen
taben, In csnsn fs bic SteriFs aufcrs.ru. ir.
9eho wftHer SestnfuGuns Der @abl 9sitsns
Der So'eaten sinsn btwafnstsn GisberRanp snt.
9'8sn 3n itBen. Wire tbnsn ater psnis bslfen,
oa StneOln bstdnntli@ ieinen eissnen Bsa BAT,
Iur f& Isltft bic @abl su ftsrn. Sat sr f6
oc6 niet sntblbbet, Die @bssfaupten hes @taates
Ner yort sinitedsn ga Iaien, wrlte bic @abI
I'M Sntsrs0e @ie@l'aans iiberpa&en luutsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-13

lamb fpre&en uno ais 9auptbcl&uleiauna Dor.
brinssn. bab England ni&t fur pcIsn seaen
HuBianp Yartsi ergrifsu bats. 0arauf Iu&t
es ,Gtmss" 3u b%smetisn, rae msnn @nelanb
NIT 8ublanS Sssbal6 Sriss anssfansen bate,
Die auitralier babel idIimm sefabrsu 1etn Mir
ben. &ubldnb. wsldss einsn iol&sn 8risa nit
ben S'lfinaSten tsfiir6tete, Babe feline III mi.
rale In benz atlantiihsn uub Ssm Riaen Wsere
an8srptslsn, ans i9ren tstrefeubsn SSfsn auf
ssri%tsrsnsn Houtcn nah sinsm semeinlameu
SammelplaBc Su fabren, murauf bic osreiniote
Glotss fd auf bic autraIiiden Splpnien wsrisn
iplts.
Treusen.
Ssrttn, Ii. Sept. Der Yubli,iif briuot
fcrtmdsrsuo artitsl srsen bic SIcinNaatcrsi nnp
sdbit aud Sas @elfenrei& gu BEN Slsinfaaten.
Us pt'bt am S6lufe bss ~iinsteu 2citartifels {:
Die Sersinisuns 6aunpSers nit grsusen in
cine biitosii&e uno scusrapbtiGe gp,bweuois-
te't nnp chen oarum BON immenlen gurtbeilen
FUR Sannopsr ielbit, ftGt minper fte fir 0re.,.
Zen uno D~suti6lano.
Serltn, II. Ssrt. Die 3uQ.@unferen,
5rptldssn Oslfrsi6 unp Yrsueen wtrp In Yrao
itattFneen. Der Ssrmin fur ben Ysainn ptr
Ssrbanolunasn 1T nod aiht feRssRsQt.
Die SronPrinSslltn bat stnen 0rtu,eu astrs
ret.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-07
Arrested for House Burning.
From the Guernsey Times, March SOL


OnSaturday nigh last two dwelling houses
belonging to Mr.. Isaac Warden, and situ-
ated on his farm about three miles South
west Of Liberty, in this county, we're burned
to the ground, together with their contents.
The houses must have both been set on fire
by some person or persons, as they were so
far apart that it is not probable that the
flames of the one set fire to the other One
Of the houses was OCCURRED by Mr.. Warden.
The other was unoccupied, hut until recent
ly had been occupied by Mr.. Warden's son,
who is now in the army.
On Monday evening last. Sarah Warden
was arrested on charge of having set fire
to the buildings, and was brought here and
lodged in Jail. We have not learned upon
what evidence the arrest was made. There
has not been any examination Of the case,
that we are aware Of. We understand that
she is the same woman who was arrested
more than year ago, charged with killing
her sis!er-n-law, who lived in the neighbor-
hood of Senecavlle, and who, as will per-
haps be recolleeted by our readers, was
found lying in the fire, her body nearly
burned up. Of that charge she was acquit-
ted, there not being any evidence to convict
her or bind her over to Court for trial.
There arc different rumors in circulation
concerning the burning of the houses, but
as the matter will undergo legal investi-
cation, we will not make further mention Of
il at this time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-07
Tne Prophecy of Douslas,

Mr.. Arnold, M. Q. from the Chicago
District, in late speech in Congress, said:
Here i will pause q moment to state .
most remarsk BILE prediction made by Douglas
10 January, 1861. The statsmentis is fun pished
to me by General q. b. Stewart, Of New
York, . gentleman ofthe highest respecta-
bility.
Douglas was asked by General Stewart,
lwho was making New Years call on Mr..
Douglas. What will be the result Of the
efforts Of Jefferson Davis and his associates
to divide the Union ?" Douglas replied:
The Cotton States are making an effort to
draw in the border States to their schemes
Of secession, and am too fearful they will
succeed. If they do succeed, then will be
the most terrible war the world has ever
seen, lasting for years. Virginia will become
q charnel house; but the end will be the
triumph Of the Union cause.
| Zone Of their first efforts will be to take
possession Of this capital, to give them
| in taking it. The North will rise en- n,dsse
to defend it. but it will become a city of
hospitals; the churches will be used for the
sick and wounded and even this house and
the Minnesota Block (now the Douglas
Hospital may be devoted to that purpose
before the end ftho war;" General Stewart
inquired: "What justification is there for
all this?' Douglas replied: There is no
justification, nor any pretcnce of any. If
they will remain in TIE Union, l vi go -
far as the Constitution will permit to
maintain th ,ir just rights, ard do not
doubt but majority Of Congress will do the
same. Bu'," said he, rising on his feet and
extending his arm, "If the Southern States
attempt to sccede from this Union without
further cause, | am in favor ofthem having
just so many slaves, and just so much slave
territory, as they can hold at the point Of
| the bayonet" i"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-07
Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance OF an order OF tho Probate Court Of Bel.
J. msn' county, Ohio, | will Offer for sale, At public
auction, on
MONDAY, the 25th OF April, 1854,
between tho hours OF 10 a. n. and . N. upon ,,hs
premises the following described tract OF land situate
in said County Of Belmant
The hrsl pat OF said tract berg in Sec as, tn sk
beginning at the Mddle OF the East and West line OF
the Northwest quarter Of said section At station as
desgnaed OH the plat; thence " sa( deg E 7tS poles
10 the corner, station thence s. deg. f. 1855 nodes
TO the corner station 81 thence st deg W. rs p-ioo
poles 10 The middle OF said line, station S; thence N
neg w 1901 poles TO the place OF beginainK; con
tanning so acres, mere OF less. -"
he second ran being IN the East half OF the South.
wsA quarter Of Sec. %, Up. &, r. .; containing tan
ssn more or less, Joining land thsi Moses Williams
buIomsea ol Wesley Selby, lying 8. " Of tho Ridge
icaing from tue srede 10 Big saltwater and being
he same rsfesl OF land conveyed by Petax McCulloek
ssa % vile TO Moses Williams, by deed dated seth March
The hifd psr being in the NJ w. quarter Of ss. Is
Up k begmniig a. station 4, sculhes s,t amer ~
lands ei Isaiah Buekney; thence with Inc Iins of land
OF said siesrs Williams u deg E 7e<3 poiss 10 ss.
uon - thence :. " deg w. Jo7 poles 10 si.,ian =
thence W deg. u poles 10 the place Of bssinni.s
contalnlng acre, roods, 81 poles. ~ : T~o"s'
Said three parts lying adjoining and eontsi,inx a.
gather 0l acres Ioods, 10 poles, more or lasn h.;.
the sanc land Of which sald Williams died ssirsd 's
Appraised st Sll6ol Torms Of sas-one- half es.h
aud ons-ha a. one year, with Interest scared BY mort
gage. DAVID DEsELkts'
Execu,oi Of Moses Williams deed.
March u, fs0t -dw tNFrtt fHf 7'T'T~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-07

The President has recently appointed to
the Naval School Mt Newport little drum
mer boy Of the 55th Illinois Volunteers,
whose case was brought before him by Maj
Gen, W. I. Sherman, in the following letter.
Truly tho letter does as much honor to the
distinguished Mnjor-General who could
pause, in the midst Of the duties Of great
campaign, to pay such tribute to drum
mcr.boy, as it does to the little hero whom
it celebrates:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-07
HH HORACE WATERS MELoBEoNs AWE
HARMONIUNtS
TINE DAY school, BzlL

<ns0p copies issued. A new Singing Book os Schools
and seminarics called the Day School He'll, |. now
ready. II contains abou, 200 choice songs, rounds
cncfes duets. ,ros qsartetts, and choruses many oi
them written expressly for this work besides 81 pages Of
the Elements 81 Music, which are easy sad progressive
Among the large number of beautiiu pieces may be
found. "Oncls Sans School," Z" DO nj you hear the
children coming, Always look the sunny sda n
The little lass, and Little Lad "Oh IL were
tls birds Bird Of beauty" pretty pair tree" Anvil
Chorus" "Meet me by the running brook &c j. is
compiled by Horace Waier author OF Sabbath School
Belln Nos. and 2 which have Ind the enormous sale
Of SIS 600 copies. Pricesppper covers rs oents SEQ
per hundred; bound, 30 cents so5 per bundled eloth
bound, embossed giL 4U cents, SIS per hundred. Is
eopss furnished at the 100 phes Mailed al the rssaa
price
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-07
THE ArnENEUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of tune, and hyrnas
and old, Of the choicest kinds for ehurch Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance, prayer and con.
ference, and all kinds OF sacred and social meetings.
The music in this hook has life aud animation In it, like
"Shnlng Shore" "Rest for the Weary "Shs we kno.
each other there'" "Shnl we meet beyond tho Riyer
There is a Benutihl World" "knd Words" "SwceI
Hour OF Prayer" There 10 Land OF Love" Suffer
little children unio ms,n "Cod save the Nation
&c. Prices single copies, bound Is s5S per 100
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents SOS por lUO Mailed
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, AeL
tsi, broadway, New Yssk,
Pabllshsr sf the above Books
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-07
HEADQUARTERS 18TH ARMY J
CoRPs, CAMP ON Bro BLACK, ;
August y, 1863.

Hon. e. NJ Stanton, Sec'y Of War: -
SIR: take the liberty of asking through
you, that something be done for young
lad named Orion =. Howe, of Waukegan,
llls., who belongs to the 55th Illinois, but
ut present absent at home. wounded. /
think he is too young for West Point, but
would be the very thing for midshipman.
When the assault ut Vicksburgh was 1T
tsheight, on the 10th Of May, and was in
front near the road which formed my line of
attack, this young lad came up to mo,
wounded aud bleeding, with a good, healthy
boys cry, General Sherman, send some
cartridges to Col. Malmborg, the men are
nearly, out, What ~ the matter, nv
boyr" They shot me in the leg, sir; but
| can go the hospital. Send the cartridges
right away. Even where we stood. The
shot fell thick, and l told him to 70 tho rear
at once, | wosld attend to the cartridges
and he liMped off. Just before he dissp.
pearcd on the hill, he turned and called as
loud as he could, "Calibre 81 / have
not seen tho lad since, and his Colonel
(Malmborg), on inquiry. gives INC his ad
dress as above, and says he is o bright, in.
ie'ligent boy, with fair preliminary eduea
ton. e4it ~ri' .t'ra.
What arrested my attention then was
and what renewed my memory OF the fact
now--ls that ono so young, carrying mus
ket ball through his leg, should have found
hls way TO me on that fatal spot, and de.
livered his message, not forgetting the very
Important part. even, OF the caibre Of his
muskst, 54, which you know is an unusual
one. - IH1f
j warrant that the boy has 10 him the
elements OF q man, snd commend him 10
the Government as one worthy the fosierinp
care Of some one OF its National Institutious'
t lam, with respect, rfCrf
Your obedient servant,
[Signed] W.. I. SHERMAs,
Major-General Commanding.
u The Ohio hegislaturs adjournsd on las,
4 Thursdsy - Ti7-I'
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