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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

Grx TOOxsJ recently appealed from an inp%ssment
of bis negross in Georgia u work on the Notifications
at savannah. The Court to which he appealed decided
II his favor aud the negroes released. The i'm
pressing agent has taken appeal to the Supreme
Court
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

RoBBERIEs.-0n Monday night the store OF Nee re-.
Wa W. s. Peters, corner Of IL aud Gary streets was
entered by burglars ard robbed three hundred pounds
of bacon and large number Of grain sacks and other
property of value.
Wednesday night the store room of the SpottsWood
Hotel was burglarOusly entered from the alley in the
rear, and three bags of coe, quantity of tea, Pugar
ADD other groceries carried OF.
On the same night, the stors house Of Mr.. Richard
Rsins on the Basin blnk below 10th street, was broken
into BY thieves, and five barrels Of four stolen.
Thursday morning. about two o'clock, the store
house of Mr. Samuel B, Ragand second house from the
southwest corner Of LIST and Canal street. was entered
and robbed of 81 800 worth of -four, bacon lard 60
all Of which was removed in a wagon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
TIE CITY.

SERIOUS sHoorIxs ATTAIR.-A serious shooting affair
occurred yesterday morning. abou. ten o'clock, in the
house Of Mrs. McGrain, on Main street, below goth
street. between VIM Ryan and John Collins, and result
ed in x lAttsrs beUg il is believed, MORALLY wounded
Il appears tina two had been playing cards, when
quarrel occurred between them about the Stakes
Each drew his pistol and that Of Ryan exploded, be
says, acc dsnay the ball lodging in the abdomen, just
above the groin, Of oollinS Ryan, who'made no at
tempt to sscaps, was 'TTested by the night watch Col
Inns was carried to bis house at the lover end Of Main
street where his wound examined aud his recovery
pronounced doubtful by his physician. The case as
brought before the Mayor yesterday morning. who COM
mittsd Ryan to jail await the result Of Collins wound
Last evening Collins condition Was thought to he
better He declares that though up to the time of the
occurrence, he and Ryan had been warm friends, the
shooting vas not accidental alleged by Ryan. IL Is
said thai Ryan had procured passport and that but
for this affair be would have left the city yesterday
morning forever.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS AND CONsIGNORS
OF FREIGHT ON 10. n. Il II. R. n.
OWING to scarcity of Small Notes and the
" inability to procure them, this onpany compsed to
notify Passengers Its trains and Congnss Freight that
they viii be required provide the payment
and Fregh provided By the Company the expense
premium, the Company be relmbu aed
Oonslgnor.
For the accommodation Of persons Ao the line the road,
cling every day, Msnthy tickets may be had
At this otnce, Al greatly reduced rates.
fs2o-6t SAMUEL RUIN, supt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

ALARM OF FiRE The alarm of FIRE at half p,st four
o'clock yesterday morning caused by the burning
of the chimney Of house on Marshall street. near Brook
Avenue.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

HORSE srOLES- yesterday morning. about 10 o'clock,
VIM II. Waring, of Co. O. 81 Virginia cavalry, ted bis
horse on the corner of Monroe and Marshall street
and went Into house in the neighborhooi for few
minutes. On coming out his horse had been stolen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

MORsAs's FAvonrr srT.-Ths Philadelphia Inquirer,
of the l0sh alt, says: .56at
w. r. Messick, General John horgan's fayorte spy,
clipped bis hand uf and the vgA 100 Of the guard as
Camp Douglas near Chicago, on Friday last, and made
his escape He is yet at large. He pioted Morgan IN
his last raid through Ksntucky and Ohio.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

Grs. sorts.-1he Richmond correspondent Of tie
Knoxville Register, says Is reported that Gen. Pierre
soue Is 10 b, married to dstrg widow lady Of
this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

sEvEs of the Yankee deserters re deserted on the
night OF their arrival at the Coal Mines in North Caro-
linz Five have been reoaptured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

The Commonwealth of Virginia,
TO THE sHERIRg OF THE COUNTY OF HARRISON,
6REzrrEa
WHEREAS vacancy has occurred in the
representation In the House Of Delegates the county
Of Harrison oecasoned the resignation Of George w. Lury
These are therefore, In the Of the oommonwsa
qure ysu to election be held In your said county
AAr.on on THURSDAY the 10th day Of March, 1884,
egate TO Ill the vacancy soresaid
testimony Whereof witness HUGH W. eHERFEY Speaker
me honse Of Delegates this 25h day February D. 1884,
In the ssh year Of the Commonwealth.
HUGH W. eHERREY,
Speaker OF the Ho. Of Delegates.
~ NE Speaker Of the House II Delegates,
VIZ. ,. ooADon, Jr.
fe9e-eo.ds 6.rk the Ho. Of Delegates.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

Sent soUrH,-six hundred Of the Yankee prisoners
at the Libby will be cent to Americus Georgia, this
morning. Hereafter on each alternate day. the same
number will be sent South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

FARxvrLLE, March 1st, 1864.
nEPOSITS will not be received or checks
~ paid at the FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA at Earmrlle
between 9Th March and st April Balances check, err
uhcAte due and unpaid the st April viii be IA IN err
rency previous date Its equivalent value Parties viii
be aided In funding their deposits wa"
az ntersssd parties will please attend to this note
promptly. A. VAUGHAN
mR1-2Av2w Oasbie,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

THE friends of Jno. +. McRlhany announce
Il HIN Candidate for the once OF Commissioner Of the
Board Of Public Works. 70 all the vacancy produced
SsnAon OF o. g. Clay Esq The ooeu conducting tbs eeo.
ton will please open poll 1T al the precincts In the District
mari-dl0svTGs8s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

PoLIsE ARREsrs YEsrRRDAY.-Robert, slave Of Mise
Mary Smith, arrested yesterday suspicion of be
ing concerned in the robbery Of the Sposwood store
house. We bssve the only thing against him /, that
he was one Of the WIOhnsn Thursday night at the
hotel
Richard, slave Of Joseph L. Darlington, Charles,
slave of VIM. Blgby, Tom, slave Of Benjamin Ayres,
and BIB, slave OF MrA Sarah A. DAbney, were Arresed
ystsrdly on the charge OF breaking Into the store Of
Richard Rsns and stealing five barrels of -four. 1!
seems the negroes slept ia house adjoining Mr. Rsins'
ere, and therefore suspicious rested upon them.
John Cunningham, hArylAnder, arrested yester-
evening on the charge Of being vagrAnt. At TIE
time of the arrest he had into lAdy's hOuse on
Main street, saying that soma were after him and
intended to kill him. The officer believes he had stolen
something, and was fleeing from justice.
James Smith was arrested yesterday evening by eff
Ger ChAlkley for stealing shawl valued at $780, hom
James niece. Smith was very drunk when arrested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
TO TIE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH
OUT TIE CONFEDERAOY.
QUARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAInnAn RuruAu l

Richmond, feD ~, 1864.
THE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
i Army northern Virginia hereby notified thatsn
has day Effected with the Southern Express
Company carry all packages OF food and wearing apparel
Richmond, Va.
To secure the advantages obtained through the Express
Company the fol owing Instructions must be Observed
contain hundred poundE be
and plainly marked and sent The Of the
shipper either Of the Soldiers Relief Aocaons which
located a. follows:
In North Carolina RAlegh South Carolina Columbia;
In GeorgA Augusta In Alabama Montgomery any
which Of these Associations have once.
these Associations will there take charge Of them
and ship daily BY Southern Express Company proper
Agents OF the respective States a. Richmond who viii them
distributed 10 the proper Individual owners
To the Of the soldiers and 10 give them certain
speedy Communicates with home, the southern Express
Company has agreed 70 give this freight preference every
thing and in order that no obssae 70 the
Of 90 audabe enterprise the sever railroad companies
hereby requisite to render the Express Company such facilities
a. 10 make this arrangement mpete
sSuthern Express Company all responsibility Of
the anBporon Of these packages the Relief Associations
requested withdraw their Agents who have heretofore acted
travelling messengers 1.-THE Relief Associations will establish
agencies the Of other armies they may enjoy
privileges hereby ISeured to the Army Of Northern Virginia
y. W. SINS,
Lieut.. Dol and oaartsrnAster.
Approved.
A. 4. LAWroN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

PRIsoSERs REcEIVED.-Fourteen Yankee raiders, al
privates, were receiFed at the Libby yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

ADyCTANT AND lNSP'R GENLS OFFICE,
arsIss! sssDrRs,}
The following OF Congress are Published for the nfor-
Join, declare the meaning allowing
kved b the Conts Ct the Cenfedersts states Of Amer
intent ard meaning allowing hospital
ommodaops sick and wounded onceIs approved the
twen-ninth Gay Of April eighteen hundred ana sixty three
to be furnished only medicines, medical and
other attendance and LOGGING bot subsistence ALSO Approved
An sc 20 the Communication value Of hospital rstIons
The Of tbs oenfsdeAe States Of Amercs do enact.
That alton value Of raons OF the alex and wounded
exceed wo ana s collars As toe Secretary OF War sna de-
gnate. Approved February 18th, 1854.
loushs and discharges IN psa Approved Nay is 1888
me congress .f,Le 0onisaer.e tais OF Amsre DO enact
hospitals May the arst eighteen hundred and
e and hereby, provide
lhsi me psoa q ds.by thefi named which entities
des, sex naxoended, In ho pia 10 uIou shall De sx
xy up~ards, when the Boar Of kx-
annen iuroashs for sly days Approved February
H. Yrasrsph l. General ORDERS No. Co. last series. IL 90
soldiers wc1ased in hospitals vii not be
grantee fuougns utss they Likely TO remain unfit Tor mill
In which case they may be urioushsd
| for that period.
III hospItal funds accrue al hespitslregmenta field
Nv Paragraph VIII General Orders, No. g. current SERIES
hereby ksOns In kird ucn are ued TO soldiers
when required the surgeon charge 70 the female attendann
general hospital Inc rs0ns Of a, male assDdsS' ~.
be drawn by the Surgeon In CHARGE and expended by
buDsst
" Tns commuled Of the SILK and wounded,
employees regment field other hospitals, VII
De- orders, dollars and MY cents
W. General Order No. H. last Series amended as follow;
For officers sex wounded In Lepita, siions viii be CRAWL,
required BY the their value csmuted
a the price nxed IN the preceding Paragraph
Va .he last preceding Paragraphs Will net have tnst In
the nnsissippi Department.
VIII The follow published In connection Win para
Haps VIII M TX, uentral Uruer 81 llec4.)
Mississippi Depa tmet belonging 10 conn
the Mssppi Will inmedaty return 70
respective Commands Ia where such omee have
the 10 provide for rsing onesn OF
army, approved February 1884 will be taken BY The
commanding that department. who will also adopt pro-
per IL ~ into Ell CT thSse ORDERS
TX supplies provisions In ransitu 10 asenas aruioes
depo operAtves under the order
sndpg Ulcers Of The Will net be interfsrtd win
by officers OF other apartments.
(signsd) g. COOPER,
mhl-lw Adjt and Inspf General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY nORNTNG, MARCH 4, lsS4.

TERAs -DAmT year, $50 Bx months, Ss three months
Is. For less period, IS per month
suH-WxErLT,1 year, $40 months, sa. No subscription
received isr les han SIX nontha.
WUET year 40 IN nOngAA s. No subscription received
Cor les tan lix months.
Rsai;ahess as risk q The subscriber
sUssoss. whose pape are MARKED with orOss Sin undes
tAna has Of subscription AboHt 70 expire and WI
emit rroaptly v thsy Wish thsiT papers oonanned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
Il E L e G. r A p III / @

Reports OF the Press Association.
Entered according act Of Congress in the year 1885, By
THRAsHKR the CLERKS once Of the District Cont Of the Dor
foderate states for the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

BY JAMES n. TAYLOR, Auotoneer.
VALUABLE FARM TWO MlLnS BELOW
Richmond, the Williamsburg Turnpike, containing 2T3
OF land for sale auction-M be sold premises
TUESDAY, this sh day Of March, 1864 at IL o'clock NJ
valuable farm two miles from the city the north side Of the
extending back he York Aivr Railroad having
and containing 2S3 Of land In high OF
Il has comfortable dwelling house. with ave rooms
usual outbuildngs all In good order Persons wishing rs
good the city would do well
III rarely suca farm IL now In the market. will be
whole, divided into three Tracts may be desired
1rRns-hads TO suit the purchaser, be paid, the
purchaser. JAS. n. TAYLOR,
fe26-tds Auspr,
viii be Scd Of the time about 100 cords wood
JAS. n. TAYLOR,
mhS Auetr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

CLIFTON ACADEMY, AMELIA co.
1NHE ensuing session commences March l, anC
u closes { e last friday In July
TEAMS IN ADVAhUE.
B9ard and tuition per ion $3.50 co
For shorter perid per month ....... ...... 700 90
Pupils furnish light and towes
d. n. HARRISON, A. M,
nh 1-Ns Mlttoax p o., Amelia CO.. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

DUBLlC SALE OF PERISHABLR PROP
RRTY In Chesterfield county, the old Chesterfield Tu
pike IL miles from misunderstanding 10 discontinue housI
keeping and farming viii Cfer public auction sA1UR-
DAY, March 9th, 1854, commencing 1t II o'clock, A. all
my peishabe property. Terms cash
The place also for for tie paa OF the year.
suit . refugee with q small family
ALEX. n. TRABUR
Midlothian o., VI.
viii hire A the time several negrt belonging 10 he
estate OF Macon Trabue, deceased.
ALEX. n. TRABOE,
mAa-dA Executor Of hacon Trabue dec'J
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO., AuctionesY
Corner 9th and Man streets. .iff
WE will offer at Auction, on FRIDAY next,
w the All instant, at 10 O'Clock At warehouse,
800 Packages Manufactured Tobacco,
1900 pounds smoking Tobacco Ia bales and barrels,
10000 segsrs,
ALSO
10 Dbl, choice Rye Whisky. wsrsnisds years old,
10bbh. do
2hhdi do
sfI5 bales Hops,
kzza - boxes Candles,
is bags prime BIO Coffee,
20kegs Bi-CsIb. Soda,
8kegsPPF Powder,
With general assortment Of other Grocslf
IS bbls. N. o. Molasses .. asr.
10 bags copperas -l--.r.
An invoice OF Blocl a. Goods. I--
Particulars In spIcia Notice the morning Of the sale
mh2-tds ROBINSON, ADAMS co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

OFTIoR SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMFY,
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 90, 1894.
The Southern Express Company hereby no
y the friends and relatives Of soldiers In ths Army
Virginia and elsewhere that they prepared
announced In The card and that
will do ali In their power 10 fulnl lie Requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER
General Superintendent aud Acting President
f.Q6-d0n Southern Express COMPANY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

XME WILL SELL. AT AUCTION, at our
w once, on WEDNESDAY, I'd March, ct II O'CLOCK
$4,000 oonfedersts per cent Coupon Bonds
5000 DO do Red do
s :sssS e $50 Notes &c S'''' EE
1000 DO Is million ooupen Bends
100 DO Bank Of Richmond do
100 do Merchant Insurance ccm aany Stock
1000 Virginia Registe ed Bonds
80 shares Jane, Rive Packet Company Stock.
And other stocks and Bonis 70 be AIDED.
| $1,000 Confederai, per cent Bonds
5000 orth Carolina per cent Bonds
10000 httsylv.nis county Bonds rr-r p.
5000 Albemarle do do
5000 Caroline do do
| 1000 Va Central r. r. Bonds
100 shares Va and Tenn Z. E. Stock.
ALSO
100 shares stock Insurance %. s,ats DIVA.
$500 Richmond City Bond
800 Gold oein
- VII place MONDAY Inst,
nh Setd, LANoIsrrs 90
BY DAVENPORT CO., Stock Auctoneers
oflce corner Of Gary and lsths.
WE shall sell at auction, at the Office of the
Old Donation I.suranee Company, FRIDAY, Ma Oh
4h, 1884, at II o'clock, the following
$4,000 SoSD ssd H S.D,. cen. Oou.o.
.o.eee Con :asr..s per CEN. Coupon Bond.
s sS,SSS DO DO ! DO DO r'ss 90
10000 do is million reg'd do
200 shares Va. ard Tenn. 4. (. Stock
% DO Va Fire and Marine Insurance COMPANY
90 do Bank OF Commonwealth
And such other Bonds and Stocks be offered before
/ Of sale. DAVENPORT 90,
The sale postponed I'LL FRIDAY, March iih At ia
| s'olock, N. DAVENPORT co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY.
Br GopDM 1 APPEas0N. Aucnozms.
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE LAND


Az me request Of The cer qu trust and b. the authority
ueg ne rust We ihA FRIDAY the 4h day OF March, 1854
a1 ss Sssr for .se the premises 4 public :qs;
b%Oud p: 1e1ny q asrsy lying both dss q ne
mona ana ashland AID abonttvo mes The latter place.
and one mile nom knbys turn This tract contains three
hundred and seven acrs about Of which cleared
Pine and Oak timber. % - = -
The land has not been improved, susceptible Of hs
degree Of improvement and being Richmond ana mme
atey the railroad could be very readily chespy In
proved 20 - - ets tly.-
There the premises good frame DWELLING HOUSE.
recently erected with nix and passage and
double vsrsnds In ffont and milr one 10 the good
Kitchen with three excellent quartes with three
each and ali having brick ehnney Ice house, which
II full Of lee house, stables for horses and cows
and two wells OF both OF which well bcked up
The place well and well drained and encos d.
The tide TO this land 10 believed TO be perfect but seing
trustees only convey with special warranty Posseon
Of the house be given within from The day Of SALE
and The purchaser upon the lard Immediately for the
purpose Of farming operations Cash. and the
% IN one and Two years equal secured by deed
" uus On e premises or all Cash preferred BY me pur-
chaser The taxes for 1854 TO be paid by the
L B. PRICE,
BENZ. POLLARD,
Trustees for Mary B. Tho nton.
g. AZ the same time and place be sold ali The PAHMIN6
IMPLEMENTS. consisting Of the usual variety.
Feb. 70. 16e4-td
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
TWENTY THREE FARMS FOX SALE.

These up for Confederate currency and
readily be perceived bng mostly In The sneny nes free
from taxation
For full particulars address Charlottesville or for he
four days at the Ballard House
mh2-6s WIN. D. Ross
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
On NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ viii sell at auction,
THIS MoRsIse
| 10 LIKELY NEGROES. -
II m DAVIS co,
Odd Ysllovss NAL.
ADJUTANT AND iNsP'R GENL's oTYIl

CANDLES-Wax and Tallow.-A prime lot
" consignment. -
feb-x9 STOkkS, WILLIAMSON Il CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

ADJT AND INspR GENLs OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Fec. "a, 1864 8
GENERAL ORDERS,
no. rs.
General Baxon Bragg assigned duty at the seat Of Gov.
ernsient and direction Of the President charged
VI military operations Ia The armies 81 the Con
fedfracy.
(sgned) y. COOPER,
fe27-lw AdJt and Insp'r GenL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
noRE IRorr 80 RRCRNT RI.

We have obtained, since yesterday, some additional
Acts and inciden's Of TIE he Yankee ucuraion upon
this city, which, a. part Of the history Of the sr
DEAN worthy Of rec nd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

In accordance vh the above order, al ocers arriving In the
d. and those duty In this city xho have not already done
~ Vii report In person. without delay these hesdquae
e. order Of Briasdier general Jom Il. WupkB, oomm'g
Dsot J. W. PraRAk. 4. A. Gen.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-14
Lett.r fFonl Bllhop llsnv..ns.

Rev. II. D. Lathrop, Rector of St.
Johns Church in this city, has been
for several months engaged as Agent
Of tie Christian Commission, in min
altering to the wants Of aick and
wounded soldiers at Huntsville, Knox
vile, and elsewhere. The following
letter from Bishop McIlysips Expresses
the Bishops sympathy With and ap'
probation of the noble work which
Mr.. Lathrop has undertaken :sYFgTT'
-- ciECNEATr, March IA, 1894. .
Rev. ann DEAR SIR;==I. .:was very
glad to receive yourletter of February
7tb, from Huntsyille, though itshas
been 50 long on the road, d,liI | do not
wonder at the great interest you feel
in your present great field of labor and
usefulness, I almost envy tbe man
who has, strength, and health, and
ability to Sonter it. A more heart
feeling, heaft-flliug, hsarticcmpensa-
ting field Icannot imagine. 1t seems
to mo its immense interest would OK
haust my whole strength in a very
short time. How precious is the Cos
lpelY to these poor suffering men, to
whom zoe all are so unspeakably IN.
Idebted, and how precious are many oi
them taught Of God to feel it to be the
anplest Gospel Of the grace Of Cod
nothing else will meet their wants. ]
Honor the Ministers and Iaymen d
the Christian Commission, who 60 tc
labor among these men, and 1 wish
the Episcopal clergy were more numer,
ously represented. III could, Iwould
send my love to every suffering sol
|dier Of our armies, as I daily send t
God, through Jesus, my prayers ii
their behalf. / honor them all from
the bottom Of my heart May Goo
bless your labors among them. =,
% '9''Yours atfectionately, t''' ~
niaiia 211 CHAS. P. MeILVAINB. 81
Rev. II. ID. LATHRoP. d1d nl ba
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-14
nIlnnnnsA M nYsrNrrnY .-!Mol

DIARRnGA AND pysENTERy ,-7we have exam.
ned greatnuniber Of letters from someo of the most
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and Coyington, etc,
speaking in the highest terms Of Dr. Strickiahd's An
tfcholera Mixture for the cure Of darrhosa anddystn
terry. The letters are too long pubsh. Mr.. Wood,
ofooyington, says he was pronounced incurable by
by the best doctors in Cnuinnath and ope bottle Sf
Or. strickland Anti,eholera Mixture effected Per;
manent cure after suffering for months with tAe wortt
form of diarrhna and dysontery., tqag9e al.fl
Another says hewas discharged from the United
statosservice ater sufsringin thehoapalfot nohths
incurable, and as last resource, tried Dr. Strcks
lands Anticholeta Mixture he got we'll directly, and
has now eIitered the army agpih IN good health One
man writes he has cured seven or eight very bad cases
Of diaffh@a and dysentefy IN the barfbchs c was IN
with one bottle ofthB valuable medicine. In fact wp
could ilhalf our paper with similar items nom these
letters. Why does not our government secure this
Invaluable preparation. ourarmy onght 70 be snpr
piled with it 1t is hut short time sce one Of our
mon laid in very low condition at one pfour pincn.
natl hospitals, his wife sent for, the doctors con-
sidered his an hopeless case ee, however, gave him
strckands Anti.cholera Mixture, aIdin three yseke
he was able TO return home With his wife TO New
Richmond, O. All these eases fghtst home speak
for themselves, We hope all the soldiers viii pnt
bottle oftin their knapsacks II for sale by Drug
| gists at so cents per bottle lEii+NM OsEgtcf