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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

FFlNdkEE Hundred Dollars Reward - 1 vii p.J
i The above reward for the Apprehension ci NJ
seIvaut boy jim. Said boy Is about 10 or l. Yssis
OF age, gingerbread COLOR iuli head Of hair w,shs
about 80 or 40 pounds, aud has very esrsls'a
walk; fsit boy WAS employed by sn oibcef Ia its
l7th dsorgis regiment, BfBhipe's brigade, tpb
the time the army crossed tbs JsR's river ss
represented himself - being tree boy, al
called himself Jack, that being an assumed nsHe
Said boy is supposed to be With the army Oh lbs
senth she now. Addrsee
22-3it az MILES. Richmond, VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

III ICa, Ice, for sale.-Can lie had In any guam
tity At all hours Of the day, at the American sta
bIes. crnee Of 10th and Cary streets
iyrg ia BW GREEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

rADEr JOHN HANNA VIII hear of some ihin g
~ 10 his interest by calling 1T Judson frames.
on Canal 81, between Sd aud Ali. jy 2i-3tf
1Onn DOLLARS Reward fJr GRANVILLE
IVU\J M0NTEl.LE Il will pay 81 coo for
the d,iivery of the notorious Granville hUntelie to
the City Sci geSnt. lie YVES arrested to- day. bat
msnsged 10 escape from tbs ffi,ers. Tie is no
doubt now lurking about the city, where his family
resides, on Bacon's Quarter Branch. Moatelie ia
about - va srs old, spaIe built, small features
and very bad c0untenance.
jy2G-3 JAMES GILMAN.
n HkODORE LHUtLiER, from aeneva, Switser.
4 land, Is requested q make his address aud
Whereabouts known TO ISAAC SCOTT,
j. E-lm Mseon, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

4 OSr--On yesterday 30 nowhere near the Pass
port oaice, certificate OF . four psr tent bond
10 tho amount OF eight hundred dollars, payable TO
Adoifhus Cauthorn, aud endorsed BY him 10 me,
aud had assigned IL 70 -. Any person fnd-
Ing the sanis will leave with Robert w Powers,
Druggist, corner Maia and 18th sts All persons
arc ~arnei not 10 trade for sach certificate, ~ ap
piiGAtion has been made 10 the u 3 Treasury for
it's rcaswsi. W q JERFkIkS.
liz ~ WGWt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

N. ICE for Ssie--la any quantity and at ati
hours on SIN It, usar Spots wood Hotel, at l6cents
per pound. tjy 8-I5l'I VIM COOK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

"A, ANTED-TO tent Louise with fur, i've or
w elk rooms ard the tsaat outhouses. Pos
session taken 1t any time il can be gotten before
let Of Ootobsr Address Box s37 CITY L. ..
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

rERTIYfCArE Lost Ga or about The 18Th
~ May last, ct Dr.wry's Bluff, lost certificate
OF deposit, (No S4fJ Issued BY Msj Taylor, at
0reenyiiie, Tenn, TO w j Brooks, for $3.50 All
persons are warned frfm trading for the certia
cate, IS hsvs taken measures for lite renewal.
II 22-la16wt w BROOKS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

e. TOLEN.-S50 Dollars Rewsrd.--Was II lien
from a lady, yesterday morning, In the Old
Market, Pocket book, contaiaing small amount
OF m ,ney and hsavy gold ring. The ring /, highly
prizsi because OF ts associations IL had eug
on the inner aldo "Tom and Ahua Sept Is, 1859 -
Jewellers or others TO whom The ring may bs Ct
ferod for sale Will bs gratefully rewarded by de-
taini the ring and person Offering Il, and esv ing
notice at the imposing room OF the Sentiaei Office.
reward OF $50 dollars win be given for any 10
formation that will lead 70 its recovery.
LIZ 2I--lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

WY ILL be soit ri auction, at my store, on
Wv Saturday, July %. at 10 o'clock, very de
sirsbie lot
Household and kitchen furniture
Large lot erockery and 81 asswArs, stoves, &c
Really made clothing, blsn bets
Shoes, hats, dry goods, 80
Tobacco, cigars aud fancy goods
Several nne gold and silver watches. jew.
elry, &c.
jy2i @ w WILLIS, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

RICHMOND AND DAsyilts hAi~"
RIct niond, Jaiy 20, ieofi ,fst
AJ0fICE Change Of Schedais'--oh ,,"Ss-agrt
IN Thursday, July aist, fsbs, III"
Trains or the toad will Iaa as follows
pay MAIL TRAIN
will leave Richmond, daily, al & o'eioes'
asrfse at gulkeviiie at ~ O'Clock, a. vou st
ing with the tain GA soa,hside As." ea
I.yaehbu1g, and suivlag la paasits o ~
|. kiaar mail raAS
will leave Richmond, daily. at o.e'oT o5,nyi,e
arrive at Bafkevtiie Al sic, d, aha a.
az O'Clock, A NJ. It'll. ,.t,h the
1.hese tfaias both connect AZ nsnsitie WIZ "
train ON the Pieds.oat Railroad !os eIesa'"'
and the Soath, ,.,.s.. .s.at
IN 30 Al JAS l. tstEn, i -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

II 0ST or Mlscsrisd. -Os ths 18th Deptambsf,
1885,, IL mailed istfer directed TO 6tsest, Hun.
geIfcrd JacksoB, Mouigomsry, "A Containing
drun No 3i0l, On war wArrsot No 8e44 fos 81 ego,
drawn By Tyler, xsgstsr Of the Treasury,
on Eim1se, treasurer, dated August Is, 1868,
In favor Of keJsrs Street, Hurssrforo I Jackson,
which istter has never bssu received and notice 10
hereby giysn thai application viii be made Tor .
dnpiicato Of said draft, and the public are eau
toned against trading for The ssme.
Ell SINTON,
Cashisr Tfaders' Bank Of the City Of Richmond
~ 22-iaw6Dd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

VHANrEO-A situation .s manage. of q farm, or
w uverseer, by man exc mp. from all military
duty Address GEO Mai liENS,
iy 2O-6.. Westham LOCKS, } Il s. Canal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

AN1ED-At The Conf edofato Etates army Lab
w ora,ory, foot oi 1,h street, Old hemp junk, for
which liberal price " III be paid.
w SMITH,
ty:O-6t Captain and ) X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

Y USf--At Beav1rdam Station, on tho Centrsi
L 4 Railroad, ca the 9th May, 1854, Certificate No
30l, fer two shares Of the Richmond Importing and
Exporting COMPANY, one share oi which was trans
ferred 10 . A Crensnsw on ths 9Th January, 1854
Also, Certificate No 20, January 10, 1854, for i've
shares Richmond Glass Company. New oertneatss
will DO applied for, and all persons are forewarnad
from trading for or receiving them.
Js98-la4wt JOHN SELDkN. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

GfkAYEU From my residence IN Sidney, en-
~ Monday, 18th list, young, gray butiiio Cow,
with Q calf hbstai reward " IN be paid for her
| return. FRANK HEcAMYEk,
~ al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

"OUSE and Lot for ktnl.-A huuse Ua ai ain
street, between 29d aud 23i, consisting OF
stuie, bakery, &c, and four rooms complete, for
rent by the year, Inquire at The pre,nis ni
iy02-9t kGERARDE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

L,ItLEN or Lost--A certificate of deposit Of 200,
[ y for Q Confederate per cent bond. dated Feb
rusry 29ih, given to N CO Elz 10 eth Ann Nelson,
and assigned to mel iateud to apply 10 tie
Treasury Department for the rem wal Of said car
til ,s.e. and hereby caution all persona against
tAki"g the same. VIM SANDS.
IL 29-lsHGws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

| IHSrRAY roii.-Sirayed from my house, on
| H. Church Hill, a few days ago. bay mare colt,
with light spot in the forehead about three year g
| old. will give liberal reward for her delivery
| to me. " FRAYsER, Druggist,
| iy l9-lw 18th st, Ri hmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

n...., aud sundTlps
Parties desiring 10 send us goods Tor above ale
will please give US eatIy BoiIce
1yD ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co Au,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

RI0T:C0- An pes sohs hayias ELAINE aess - =
IN eelaso % sns NE henry tlhnn. ,.s ~
qaastea ~ pfenant than properly -ss..a ss
r auss1e4 y cosno forward aud uaks paymssSss
" ga-Af Adn 'Aix Of 3 W rshsfi ase-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

IrouNp-Bsyona ths Chickahominy, four miles
feom Bottom's Bridges vsry good horfs
rocAAxas, n a no mns' SUI .nioa nsa pe So
York River Railroad Depot, aud Persons tanning
are referred 10 Hunter Lucas, Attorneys ct Lew
lT3 Main at, Richmend, Va, who, upon sufficient
proof Of title. and payment Of just sxpsnses hays
authority to deliver Il up ~ The owasr.
10 2s-w4ws U TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

II OBr.-Some snort time since, IWO 5 Treasury
Il Certificates, os the following data, numbefs,
and amounts One dated March 26th, for 81 900, No
5062 the other dated March sch, for 81 900, No
66is Tne public are fosewAfned from trading for
tho above certificates, The sabe-rioer having a.
ready taken legal steps TO insure toeif renewal.
l. hOeN,
Ia la-lavfw< No rs HrOaA sheet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

INSiRAN HORSES One small sorret horse, very
IT, poor, marked "t 81 on The shoulder, and
dU'' on the hip, came 10 my pace about tvD
weeks ago and Two weeks later one email bay
horse, with white hind feet and sore back The
ON uers requested 10 prove property, pay costs
aud take them away, or they will be sold
GEO ID PLEASANTS.
nj y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

ATOftuk % rsz Paycrs. IAN PSI seas ao,1 ~ ,n.,
~ ness In shs losh district, composed =. .,,s.r
nostloa Of ne city % Richmond esss o. issa ar
are hereby nositisd thas me taA 81 s say AL
ths oaartsr ssdlns june 8osh. lsss, 10 90" 90. rs
pesebI~ Tsessy days are allowed 70 . .,,s.asl
tusua = me Assassoss, ana twsaty Gays saa -
are e,owed In which 20 make pay mess o. ths 49,
- <s'.ssss - 4 SINr0N,
losh pissSlcs Collector.
iv,lanvaw usacs No "a nsla :. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

vkJ ANTED-A man who Is not liable TO IA Ill
" tsry duty. TO take charge OF handsome
residence, now uuOe cupied, Ia the county Of Oul :
D ,per a foreigner preferred Address "Box 43T -
Richmond 20 il 2l-3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

UiNOR Kent-1wO Pheasant Rooms Oh TIE I'd II ,or +,
r. with gas ami Servants Attendance, either fur
GiAEed or unfarnshed ALSO, two or three persons
can be sccOmm Odsted win board For terms sp
oily on 9Th street between Grace and FrRIkiu -
X ference req Tired. y2l-i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

az DOLLARS RewaTd.-Strayed from my pas,
L,) ture, on Bacon's Quarter Branch, on the
18th inst, one Brindle Bullock, horns Inclined to
c,umple. and blind In one eye. will give the
above reward for the return of the aid animal 10
me, at nv residence, on the Branch, or 10 my
stall, No ,, Ola Market.
iy oI-3t JOSEPH ktRSu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22
WANTS

VXyANTED-tot factory hands, 10 work at
=" Roeseits, who are expcriemerd in the bust
nj So, aud who not employed in the Manchester
factories Iiy - -3tl eau THORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

I'Uk Saio.--i @il Sell privately Heat SINE
dwelling house, Containing SIX comfortable
rooms, With water Con gensGt, on Catherine etreei,
between Clay anu Leigh. Apply t.
iy 22-2AWfw' Ii ChESTERMsN
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
A!!, FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES,
. \ New nnd Noble Movement.

To the officers and friends of the Minnesota
Branch Sanitary Commission.
The Executive Committee have rec ,ntIy.
had thsir attention called to new class Of
needs in connection with the soldiers
These are found to be very imperative no me
wants. Those patriotic men who have
gone to the front, vsry many Of them, have
families, wives and children 10 be provided
for in their absence. Our Stale is young
Manufactures are net yet developed Ag-
,ieuE1uIe is the main resource. This limiis
sbe sphere Of employ ymrnt and virtually ex
cludes from self-dependence a large class
whica in the older States might readily sup
rort themselves. Besides in consequence
Of our remoteness from the seat of war oul
people reap bat very little Of the fn.Hcia
benefits ei the war. There are no found
ries. no arsenals. no dock yards, 10 machini
shops, no cairidss maDusauturies, ssiinuIa
ting tIads and invoking and Tenansrztiinl
all sorts olndustIies. Wages are goa1
Men and espcei lly able bodied msn has,
abundant resources Ia themselves. Bu
| those mothers who have 70 keep house
holds together and supply al their lil,i
ones. feel onl; The pressure Of the high pr
KS without bsinS ab,s 70 asaa ,heArseIse
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
WHOLE NO. 488,
'estry It's value. All minor issues are merged

destry ITS value. AL minor issues are merged
in that 49, =.
Mr. Davis pro fesses to belong to the Union
party, to believe il its principles, to sup
port j s policy, and to desire its triumph
He fought to know" that when he stabs
the candidate Of that party, he stabs the
cause. He ought 10 know that when he
seeks bis defeat, he seeks the triumph OF his
opponent and of the cause which be repre-
sen s ;tfst in defeating Mr.. Lincoln he
puts the power and p.trop.g the Cor
snt coDdroI of is armies and aarJ
The shaping ofits policy, the direction Of its
affairs, in the hands Of men pledged BY their
antecedents, their sympathies. and ths:r
interests, to end the war by conciti
ating those who are in arms againss tho
Government. 4Ie ought to know that il,
such ascase, ceunci.ation means surrender.
that it can mean nothing else, and that
in aiding that party to accomplish that end;
he is turning h.s back upon his principles
and all his professions, and making himself,
responsibl lty and conspicuously' a potent
ally Of the rebel cause.
Perhaps he has taken that position from
eho;ce-possibly, he may have driitsdinto
it by following his resentment instead Of
his judgement. In either case, the sooner
he gets out of it the better for his country
and his own reputation. a:~@~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
s:r. winter Da,;s wei; n, 10 .red


Mr. Henry Winter DAVIS. not satisfied
with his late spienetic assault Oh the Presi
deas, has just directed a virulest personal
attack against Mr. Raymond, tsfthe New
York 1imes, for having 30 ab.y met, and ex.
posed the weakness of, the Made DAVIS
Protest. Nr. Raymond replies very sst-
issactoriy to the points MAIDS by Mr. Davis,
snd thus retorIs in this foiloxing yery 20 1sDt
style. lie says ..s.s
Ard DOW. in return far his Iir1aess sIet
~ mention s1sw shings xhieE1 III DaY.,
ought to know Ths issns % the pend
ing canvass i 10 b betwwen 1 Unior
candidate and coppsrhead etseen IL,
representative Of : party uhich seeks Il
prosecute the war until the feselliop !,
crushed End the Union rsasors3, and Ii,
representative q a.pa rtyx1nsch .seks 70 en-:
.tls war either b dIyiding The Union, o. B,
snea compromises .nd concessions 6 vouI.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
$elee1ea gnetrn.
Song cftho Antl-War Men.

John Midway, Jr., Cdr. Holmes p
seeds the following poem. with. the accom-
panying introduction, to the Boston Trans
rrYt. The lines will apply to other local..
lies bes,d Boston
Ny DEAR Mr.. HASKELL; I picked up
the accompanying verses in front Of the
Parker house Yesterday afternoon. They
dropped from the pocket of an able-bodied
man who came up rom the "oom where
beverages are disposed Of at fifteen cents
for plain and twenty and twenty five cents
for fancy drinks. This person was broad
shouldered and muscular attired in light
coIored sn:t. cut in the latest style, with q
round topped linen hat set jaunti|y on his
head, while his feet were encased in Eng
iish walking shoes, and he LOOKED gocd
enough for tramp Of at least twenty mi lies.
He was smoking choice ciger twir'ed :,
cane of nsignificant'y small dim rs;cne
anu an unc mmoniy ferocio,s anpoarin z
bull dog meekly followed at his heels.
I admit tha' ought to have handed, the
Mss. to him, but, the wind blowing open
the piper, discovered the verses, and my
curiosity, vcnanly attribute for which
apologize. got the better Of me: I sincerely
hore for forgiveness. Upon perusal
thought your readers, especially those in
t1!c army, might like to know something of
the characteristics of some of the Stav at
Homes w!o daily promenade Washington
street and the males in tie Conlmcn in
Boston, or Blordway aud th, Central Park
in Now York. or lounge in t:e har-rooms
ofeithcr city, while here brothers are be
ing killed or maimed before Petersburg,
Richmond or atlanta. don't know which
of the creatures the bpel or the quadru
ped-wrote the verses. but am inclined
to think the bipcd-the quadruped evident
~ meant fight if he got chance. 1t was
undoubtedly the intention Of the writer to
read them at the Stay at home Club; ut
know he went threaten, much less chastise
YOU If you print them. Please do 40 for
the ben fit Of whom it may concern, and
ob)ig, yours a. O. old,
JoHS Midway, Ir.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
Mr.. Nasty has. a Church Tr.a'.

Church Nv the New Dispensashun, March
10, l864.-I had church trial yesterday.
which wuz interestin, inyolvin. ez it did =
| nee question: Fer the benefit Nv uthor
branches Nv the Djmikratic Zion give tho
piuts.
Pro. Spies was arranged before ths
church on charge Nv drinking with mig.
ger--Bro podhaner bringing the charge.
Bro Jones was egssamined.
Saw Bro. Siples 60 inte the &c Mon ez
it wuz' saloon, arm in arm With a nigger
Saw Them 60 to the bar and drink whiskev
together. Elder, Pott' Dekon Kit, and Bro.
Smith; and also Bro. Brown, who ke.ps
the saloon, who VIZ p|ayin quiet gam.
seven up. corroboratid Bro Jones' tssti.
mona. Tha seed it. The wretchid man
had nothing whatever tu say, and IL he case
wuz clear, wuz about to pronuce sentens ~
ex:ommunicashun again him.. when ,hot
struck me. "Who taid for tho licker%'
askt I. looking joodeshil.
"The n'sser, up course" said Rrsshsr
Siples.
Brethren scd I. this fact pu.s an entire
| new face on tho matter The Niger, my
brethren, WIZ made for the YOGI, Nv tho
white man, and fer no other purpose
tcussed be kanun, Serverco obey your
masters, e'settery.) In the Suthcrn Stai,a
where the Dimocricy rool, the. is their
normal condishun but up here a m!z ablo
'annattacysm, provence US from redoosin EN-
10 their rshtlul stat. Wat shil we do :
PIanely 81, all we kin out Nv EN-. 1t wus
rite for Brother Spies to bev the niger to
pay for his whiskey. wood do it my ssil
! Their il but one dark fcecber in it. IF you
walk arm in am with another, 1t is con-
fesshun Wv friendship and equality. Wy
did you DO this, Erot.er Sip'es ?
/ I plaid seven no for drink with him.
8 and bee him. was fraed he wood slip
or. and | wuz ho!din onto him.
/ Right, Bro. S:ples. Fight
! hen yon sc. white cat, save lin, save
/ him.
4 When You get black ca.z shave him to the
taiI.'
| Case dis.nis.. The church sustained the
decision, all Nv them started out irnme;itl 2
10 search Nv Digger
PETgoLEUa 7. HAsBY,
Pastor uy.sec Chuaeh in charge
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
a Word to Union s5en,ocrits.

It is constantly urged nowadays by the
Democratic organs that fighting as means
o! restoring the Union has been proved tc
DC ia lure and tina, ott:er instrumental i,ics
must be resored to. They ignore what
has been actually accomplished by fighting
and exagerate grossly and wilfully the re-
manning obstacles TO the fnal success of
our armies. They do not scruple to accept
the falsest rebel estimates Of Unon losses
ana the most unfavorabe accounts OF
Union disasters. Whatever will tend to
discourage the prosecution of abe War. 10
matter how uniounded in fact. they earger
y parade, and they most reIunc,anlly coz
cede Union victories that can not be entire
J denied.
les they fail totally OF showing sny
| practical and feasible manner OF achieving
peace on the basis Of ,e Union, Fave by
| lighting. Tney admit the present Rebel
| Government is AID must be, for the most
| obvious reasons, oppo ed 10 any pc ce that
does MOI involve as its frs: condition the
recognition of the contederacy as an ind-
pendent power. They are obliged TO con
| eeds that bJ means of his armies JEFF. Da
Wis is to-day The absolute master Of ,he
southern people. Yet they would max
the people believe that Desnocra ic ad
ninissration could persuade Davis to reliu
quIsh his dsspo.ic power and ca,i,ula.e OF
terms that would preserve The Onion as i
WAS. 5,...
1t IS Impossible to teliera in liz. sincerit t,
| OF intelligent men who talk thus, in th
face OF we'll known facts. 1t must be obyi
ous to every we'll informed and canai,
man, DO matter what his politics may b
that the. oniyi way of bringing Davis L
any reasonable terms, is TO bfsak the hol,
he nov has on the Southern people. An
the only way 70 do this is 70 rout II de
ssroy the ssnies tha. now are subject to hi
absoiuts control, and that row coasroi ii
{ sDtirs territory no. within the pnsssssso
5 ofihe Union forces.
II oH democratic friends are IN earnes
: ID desiring q Union pesce, let them sxe,
eVery effort TO fiii up our armies ID Ii
feId let them encourage enIissmcnss.-
Let them offer 40 Obstacles 10 iii. enfsrr.
/ nenf Of tbs draft. Its Susceptible cf ii
: soiute demonstration ssas with two hu.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

! of any Of the corresponding advantages
Winter is fast approaching and at the cur
rent rates of all the necessaries of life, clo-
thing, food and fuel, there must be great
suffering among US unless timely aid is rcn
dered.
We have no sympathy with that refined
spirit Of se|fshness which for. the sake OF
getting rid Of doing anything anywhere, is
| always quoting the adage .charity begins
| ut home," but it is a fact nevertheless. -
Our first service is to the needy or right
about US. Each man is to work over
againse his swn household And surely
there is no way in which We can. sshh,EE i.
ssuspathy n Tor and .brave men
Einsthe fe dsso well as by taking cere.of
; the loved ones they have left behind. Mdfe-
over needs to be impressed upon us over
andsovec ag lin That the men who are Hight:
ing our battles are under. no obligations OF
servic: which arg not EQUALLY binding on
Us. The.ieast we can do@isslo make pro-
vision Tor their wives aad ehiI,lren.~
The ex Comm ttce, therefore, deem it
not merely matter Of generosity but Of
simple justice to devote port ION OF their
sanitary receipts to this channel of needs,
! Though they have not determined thu pro
else amount whic!, ought to be appropriated
Cor this purp ose and cannot well do it
without nnre spec1fc information, it IS
thought that oaa7hah at least OF all future
contributions, should be bestowed upon
needy soldiers families Within our State.
And the Committee recommend that AS
sociate managers, and all others who feel
an interest in this NATTER. residing in the
several counties, pursue the sagnc cou1se.-
Ike measures at once TO ascertain the
condition Of eyery'soldier's family in your
county, and then minister according to the
necessities of each. II money is raised
among you for sanitary purposes, first svc
to 1t Tat there are at home no solli er's
famit es destitute and suffer;1g, and then
If you have money left, forward it to our
treasury for general purposes. Whs, you
have ascertainvd what is the condition Of
those made poor by the war in your re-
speclve towns and counties, we desire YOU
Immediately to make up statement for
rs, Do not wait one for ano her, but in
| each town let the work be undertaken i'm
| ,Eediate!y. sending the facts AS soon as pos
siblc, to the Associate Manager Of your
county, If you know Of &C, and IT, not,
mail directly TO us.
In this holv service may we not Justly
appropriate the words "inasmu:h q. We
ha c done it unto one Of the least Of these,
yc have don it unto mo-"
In con luson. permit US TO recommend
this organization once more 20 tho couS;d .
crate regard Of the community. Are the
friends # the soldiers doing all they can
for them =? Now is the time. While they
are sacrificing so much for US. let us not
Withhold our most generous beDetactions
from them and theirs
For the Committee.
W. l.. WILSON, Cor. S c.
VIII papers throughout the State please
c'py.