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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

The SULTAN AT IHE ITALIAN 0PEEA-The Lavant
Herald gives the following account of the sutans Visit
to the Italian Theatre at Constantinopls:
The usual hour for the performance Is eight o'clock;
but the Sultan keeps early hours he wanted to return
in fair time to the palace, and he, moreover, had
brought his little and nephew, and did not desire
to expose the children too late 10 the chill and frosty
air of 4 winters night Tbs the second time that
Abdul-Azz-tbRrany Turk SD Sultan, We believs-had
been 70 q Frank theatre.
The Sultan was, of course the observed Of ell OBJ
servers opera glasses necessarily leveed from all
quarters the house at the central box, where alone
with rather grave air, though dashed now and then
with curiosity and eort of pleased surprise, wearing
plain eE and the lower part Of his form wrapped in
the fold of his cloak sat the ruler Of Turkey. HeVr
was beed by bis photograph it s Sdltan Abdul
AK BE hasi one Of that morose and semi-scoWling
appearance VII ch he lie mads to in bis oyp CAPT
ts at all places Of public amusement and almost It
evsrJ street corner. Ne has e. manly face, intel
gent wi clear and open eyes, keea and raih scSui-
zrg, but his countenance shaded nearly always dh
an ar of psnsiVeness amounting almost to sadness,
which Is SO often present ia Turkish physiognomies.
His black and rather closely cut beard leoss all the
darker in contrast with bis rapidly whitening hair, al
though be Is only thirty four years CID Now and then
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

THE RAID ON. CHARLorTEsvlLLE.-A correspondent
writing from Charlottesville on the lst to tie Lynch
burg Republican, says
"The enemy came to Rio Mills, FIVE miles northeast
of Charlottesville yesterday, but repulsed and
driven back by StuGrLs Horse Artillery stationed
there The mills and the bridges at Rio were burned
by the enemy. They also csp:ured and carried ell
many ayes belonging to the farmers in that vicinity,
some of whom have since returned home again. AT II
O'Clock last night, hs VenablP, OF Gen. Stuartd stsH
reached town and elrgraphed TO Gen. r 4. Lee that
after the repuse OF the enemy by the artillery, they
had re;reated throuy EIrleysve, towards Standards
vle tia; General Stuart had reached the vicinity Of
Col John j. BowcOck'S. a.d was. pursuing the enemy
and hoped to oveftake him. Up to IL Cclcck to-cGy
have heard nothing further from that direction.
At the Rev r. K. Meade'S premises, . short distance
from toNn on the road to Rio, battery was planted,
which would have checked he enemy had they IuIled
on for Charlottesville thanks to the artillery tor turn
ing back the invading foe, may it ever be thus Oar
town quit during the night, the civil authorities
ordered double patrol to otect the ctz,ns from
raids on their meat houses.
The enemy took of from Colonel ]. j. BoWcock oil
his slaves but three women, and all his meat and corn.
They also carried off the slaves OF Mrs. Susan Niche
and Mr.. WlhO.t, on whose farm they csmped, las,
night six slaves of A. J. Parish and all his horses
They took William Smith, oteseer of DR.. Mohie pris
er ana Frank Austin of the artillery, who was at
home they called out of the house. AID took him eff
The saves of Dr.. Rogers and Colonel R. G. Crank we're
also stoen Il reported Il at ihe enemy burnt pub
lie house at Longwooj, belonging to Mr.. Eddus The
ic cl around the farms irsm Colonel BoWcocks to
Earlys vile and vicinity burned by the ruthless in
VSders
In the engagement yesterday, the roar OF the artillery
aud the bursting Of the shells were heard by the cti
zsns here but many enquiries of persons from the
vicinity, am unable to learn whether any person
killed or wounded"
The Republican says MOoimans Battery was engaged
in the fight, but none we're killed wounded. The
enemy were repused.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
Neutrality-suspicious. RIGHTS
RICHMOND WHIG.
SATURDAY, moRNINo, MARCH S, Iss4.
pIprps FnR rRE ARN 81

We learn that papers mailed 10 the army do not
reach their destination because the postage Is not and
cannot in many cases be paid in advance, or on ds-
livery to army carriers by the postmaster To remedy
the difficulty in regard to the Wing, We viii hereafter
prepay the postage at this ce on papers ordered by
persons in the army, deduCtpg the amount Of postage
frofn the remittances sent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Hiberna, with rspean sdsces to the 18th, had
arrived at Portland The niost interesting, itsnI Of
news by this arrival ara the following:
lis reported that Great Bdain, supported By France
Russil and xedsn has proposed conference for the
settlement of the Danish question. The basis of Eng
lands proposition is said to be that the Danes shall give
up all Of SchlesWig except the hiArd of Alsen. The
Danes bad evacUaisd Duppe and retreated to Alsen.
Tas Florida sit Brest on tie right of ths 9th, and
the Kearsage was supposed to bs in pursuit.
In the Briteh Parliament Earl Darby attacked the
Government p:licy in regard TO the Alabama sIh and
the Lairds rams insnu4ting that the rams had besn
seized under the inf iercs oil American menaces.
Cotton frmer buf prics5 unchanged Oonsols, fol
money, closed at 81.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

Bis face tt % slsa animation Il sSGs hco passage o.
Verdi in the Troya.ore, AID once or trIcs emile
played about bis features at the humorous sbsurdes Of
She opera buffo of Crisplno, which followed L. The
young princes who were In the next tox and seemed
delighted a. the tcne looked very attractive in the CO.
quettifh little uniform.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
OOuIDrDunAru TA1s-Tas Fayetteville IN.


Observer says:
Every body admits the necessity which Congress
under to lay heavy taxes Everybody called for euch
taxes and at the first blush everybody is inclined to
say that heavy taxes have indeed been laid But there
is one view of the subject which makes manifest that
the tax is light, trAe compared with the taxes
levied by Sta and counties before the The tax
on property for instance is FIVE per cent but thai is
equal to less than one-ourth of per in gold
or is equivalent whereas paid in gold its equlVa
lent before the war, more than one per cent And the
FIVE per cent in the present deprecated paper is, in
general, far easily pal nov than per cent.
was before the War-that is by those who have pr5-
perty pay at all for it will be resOected that the
very small property holders are not taxed a: all A
bushel of corn now, at $40 will pay The tax on $500
worth Of property. Before tue war, bushel Of
would pay tax of one per cent. only 800 worth
s. with bushel Of po,ao:s, or ponnd OF bacon or
load of forage almost anything tina; property pro-
duces Toe truth is, that the taxes . only omiRdlly
high Their effect upon the country and the
not fail 10 be most advan ayeous.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

w. W. Holden, Of the Raleigh Standard, has an
nounced himself a candidate for Governor ofNorih
Carolina.
A conAlgratlon occurred IN Pensacola, Fla, on the
18th ult., in which hundred houses were burned
Del. A. e. Hartley, formerly p private In the army
has been appointed O isf Of Artillery Of Charles
ton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

We are authorized to announce kll PILE
- - ,f.,,,r,s-V eouoty oandidate for oOnm1snsr Of
~ osrd Of Public works, V an vacancy oeeAoned ~ ne
siSn,iion OF Sen 0. B. Clay. M o-oa.-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Persons holding checks drawn by WILLIAM
oARANorox and WILLIAMS, oiAzneToz
By ned Prelcnt the payment without FUR
ther delay Funds have been provded not presented
In any way LIABLE for thsn All psnons having money
hands balances them call the before
2h March, 1854 otherws said balances win
be apart for them In the being the for
which their produce sold and 10 win not hold ourselves
sponsibe 10 pay In any other.
Parties indebted make psynnt Of be-
fore the ah March, 1854 AFTER Ma. date the present
currency vii be received except a. docunt Of 2sK Der
cent WILLIAMS 4 CARR NGfoN.
mh3-dA WILLIAMe DARLINGTON BARKaDALR
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nfRn.

A. svinsArda chsrss Ciy sountv, a ensseAg ssnns
49, al Nay CHRfsTf ana sccnI daughter o. oeo Ano
$500 n Wafor sgsd II monus snd e.Ss a. Son
Sumpior which bore Vim TO- tt9asi ~ -. - r.
vel, dear Ch IA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
g. COOPER,
Adj't and Insp'r Gsnl
RIcaxoAD L DANvrLLE RAILGoAD &,

RIcaNoND 4 DANVILE RAILGoAD Co
IL AT meeting of the Board OF Direc-
tors Of his CoapEny held Reb 9Th 1884 the following
luoa ordered % be pabhed In the papers Of this city
Resolved That All Person having claims against this
he requested hen for before he Ash Ma
1854 and having checks Of this company aHn
e. The Bnks collect them before that date
nh5-td J. D. BLAIR, ARditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

NOTICB.-We hereby notify persons in
IN debtsd that VIII ESacve from then un
nsl preent currency u PA Of their indebledaess;
at data vii require payment 10 The earesey the
old a The discount Of s. per esnG
Persons Indebted N please bring their b
bsf0rs 25h nsi amer hat data shall PAY
per cent oonfg dsrate boRda-
nh 5-8ts SMITH 4 HARDWOOD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
LAYER PROm THE UNITED STATES.

TIE Bait more American, of the 27ih ulf., has been
received The following is a summary Of The news:
FROM IHE SOUTH wKsT. A
The Yankees had not heard, up TO the 9th ut. OF
the retreat of Sherman, the defeat Of Seymour, in
Florida or of the repalseof Granite forces at Tunnel
HILL The American says:
The despatcAts from the Southwest continue to be
Of the most encouraging character. Gen. Grant Is
moving forward. o. Tuesday last our forces under
Gen. Palmer attacked the rebels at Tunnel Hill and after
spirited 6ght drove them from one posihSn, capturing
three hundred prisoners. Later accounts say that Gen.
Grant had occupied Dalton.
Gan GrS6ts scouts report that Gen. Sherman had
struck the Noble and Ohio Railroad and had cut Gen.
Folks rebel my in two and beth wings we're retreat
ing iu.f ,rens directions The report OF the capture
OF Selma, Ala, was generally believed.
DEMocRArIC CONVENTIONS.
The Democratic Safe Convention Of Connecticut,
has nominated Mr. 0fizsn s. Seymour of Litch6sd, for
Governor.
Toe New York Democratic State Convention met at
Albany, Wednesday Alter completing the preliminary
organization committee dentias was appointed,
who reported Ia favor of admitting six delegates from
each of the New York city iactions-Tammany Mozart
aud McKeon. equally time ensued, the opposng fac
lions charging each other with all sorts OF veness and
trickery The quarrel revealed the fact that with the
exception of the Tammaoyitss the leaders OF the De-
mocracy in New York city are thoroughly mpregnated
with the peace deusion Finally the report Of the COM
muee was adopted andNgreed TO by the Mozart aud
Il, Keen factions, whereupon the Tamnauy delegation
withdrew At the meeting next day. Convention dele
gates to the Ma ona Convention were elected Horsto
Seymour, Dean Rchm6nd, Isaac Butts and August Bsl-
mon, being for the Safe at large. la.
The Convention made attempt to erect Platform,
nor did the Convention make ~ formal expression OF
lis op uons in the great questions at issue before the
country.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The troubles at Fort Jackson below New Orleans
have terminated in q couple OF courts martial one o
which ilds Lieutenant Coz. Augustus w. Bennett,
fa1try, Corps DAfique guilty of "na ctng cruel and
ulutud puuibmant 10 the prejudice OF good order Rnc
nilt .ry discipline" and sentences him TO be dismissed
the service. Twelve of the priVates (negroes) were
cour rnarliaed on a charge of mutiny. Two were SEN
fenced to bs shot aud condJ mred to hard labor
The steam rigste ASj,ra has been ordered to PIE
plre for sea immediately. Six OF Admiral Farragutl
set are ready to leave New York. and three gun
boats have been ordered to tie bockadng. fset of
Wilmington. o.
Fy.two escaped officers in all have arrived at Fort
ress Monroe, Including Col. Streight who was tSeiv
days in making his way TO our lines.
Ms Gen. Franz sgel has been assigned to the CON-
mand of the Department of Western Vng MIA
Toe closing. quotation Of gold in Nav York, on th'
9th, was 1871 Ths stock market Was "leVeEish'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

N0TICB.-Al certificates or papers from this
once, which have heretofore been granted parties
be citizens Of the STATE o. Maryland hsreby revoked
Aad recalled entitled The o.
conueB ~ ng Aan 70 citizens Of that State, and
certificates VIII make application In wiring least three
daTa In adyanee setting forth distinctly the and
Of their BIRTH state ana county; the time a. Viii hey
ezens W not nAtve OF the rate referred TO- and the sod
which they removed 10 the Confederaey,
granted speclas pass provided the obect which
81 satisfactory Tia because ofinora
don having been received Of papers having been Andu entity
prosurd anSfsrsd and being used BY parties
titled the exemption Of tbs Of Cong PROM
VII Be lrsd - SVsy application pAres
really elsssHs q tAs StHts q Maryland
JOHN d. WINDRR
lgadisr GentSf.
RioEH0HD. March 8, 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

IMCRIPTIoHs on YANKEE ILAG.-A feuldays since
Sergeant Culum and Corporal SchV Arix of the I'd 8
c. Artillery, went within the enemys picket Ines be-
tween Morris and James Islands and in the face Of the
foe brought Of standard planted in the marsh to
taunt and nsult our brave and gallant men.
The following are the inscriptions on the flag:
Boar PIcKET, hoRRIs' ISLAND,
February 20, 1864.
By the eternal the Union must be preserved What
do you mean you grAybAck scoundrelsi Our country
one and insepaIable --. Bill of fare at the
Union Saloon Fresh beef fresh bread, coffee tss and
the dslcacies of the Northern market the sign of
the FAg Of theiFrae. Our terms allegiance 10 the
Government that you have enjoyed and betrayed. How
are you jennie Redg Where Is B. HAyI Give us q
visit boys as friends forsWear greet you enc.
my's 20 meet you.
The seccssionist the copperheads, may they both
meet on the other side Of Jordan.
Meg
Charleston the sOdom Of the 10th century; flee from
her from the wrath to come. Return ye misguided
children, and you will be welcomed to Abrahams DO
som. Paville friend requests Captain Chichester to
return to his aleganos and save his family from eer-
nal disgrace The Ironstdes Abrahams friend aud the
traitors foe. The stars end stripes respected BY the
whole world but her rebelous return to her
folds Abraham Lincoln au honest man, In an honest
cause. Jefferson Davis, the would be autocrat and
founder of slaVeooracy. Take your choice, Jefferson
the first, or Abraham the first, and the freeman's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
ATA MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS

"A of the "Bank Of scoV Is" hell Monday, the 80
dAy Of February, 1854 following resoutorB ADEPT
and ordered 10 be pabIhed In he kchmond neWBPsPHs:
Resolved lg That Dspoors and Banks viii BE- required
draw balances their Credit prior The 26h day March,
1854 altar that date receive The me cent Contd
Bonds in The present currency rated aud
valued.
Resolved "a, That checks drawn other Bank win be
ceVed for collection the lh day Of March the tt day Of
April and that decodts vim be received IRON the s6
dAy Of March 50 The ist day Of April, 1874
kesOVed 8d That tha tnk viii decline Cert dcAle
Dspos divdsnds date, PRIOR
9th y OF March except In the existing currency
rslsd and vAasd and notice e herb gVea al ented
dvdsnds hods Of oerneAtes Of Deepest
% Bank y collect the Preslos 20 the ssh dzs Of
March, 1854 nh S-@
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
SALE POSTPONED.
8. C00PR.
Ad1't and Inspr 0en1.

SALE POSTPONED.
Our CATALOGUE SALE, which have taken place fs
manning, has been postponed for week, VIZ: unul
WEDNESDAY TEE 9rH IssT
KEsT, PAINE Co,
NH 8-tueh Auct'u.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

= n y . o.
"A Of Arrangement for he OOnphneaAIy Dnasr given
AnalA Cavalry, Captain WGEegs, ChAlrnAn, presented
he follow resolution:
Rssolssd That In en,iisrAon Of The HbsrAy kndaes
81 NJ Oottr extended % The mnttee In he the
buildings and furniture % the Amelia Springs that sender
HIN thtnks With the Of high Apprrc
kon Of HE generosity and gtsu acknowledgements for
assistance 8 8 WEIsIEaER ChAirmAo.
l. GsHREs, seoy. mhb-lts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

kEMASONIC NOTICR-The Members ofkich-
need Lsdgs No. 10, are hereby summoned attend
staisd nssHngi this SATURDAY evening At ak "a
"S''- Nv Ord.rof nswM ~
March sh A L sss4 A D. isSl-i, 'S''''A''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

WE HEREBY give notice to all persons
w having moneys hands for he sale Of produes
oSs % eoms and receive whatever nay Be das %
Ihsm before ssh March, IhA Be compelled Invest
49, MOORE 4 TURNER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

WANTED
Servant Ehs understands ne Of hOrIsl AID who can
b vel rsoOnnsadsd Apply % - -
nhk-4ts lsh Capitol ST.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TuunsDAY March

NIGHT skeeI0H.
The Hou transacted no business of public import
ance being engaged in discussing propositions u eI
tend the session Of the Assembly. resolution
to extend the session to Wednesday, the lsh instant
was laid on the table.
On motion the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05

-SULPHATE OF ClNCHONA.-IhB article
- Il one Of ne prsxmAts principles Of Peruvian Bak, sAr
hr n fhs Prios 80 per 0ane& Ror sale b. 49,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
ARMY AGEAoY.

House bill TO establish an army agency in the city
Richmond for the relief Of soldiers, seamen sndtf6csr
of Virginia in the Confederate service aud 90 repeal To
lat Il aud 81 tections of act establ shiug sue
agency, passed March 9th, 1868, was taken up Il
planned BY Mr. CHRI STAN of Middlessx, and passed
ayes 2s, noes S-hessr' Frazier, Hrt a1d Loga
voting in the negative.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-18
ppLnRS LN KLLMLNGrOM

Tue Wilmington Journal Of the 18Th instant gives
the fouosing quota ions Of prices in that city
During tue past week bu very Lutte has been done in
tie way q Sales oenT, iR greas measure, 10 the con-
tinued siasciiy Of money
Reef Catas-The naiket Is bitter supplied with
b,eres. and there ia oily limited demand for bu Gu
eripe purposes. Psos have declined, and we qu''e
s GA no hoof at 81 10 81 so Ps' ID. for neat meat
as in quality.
cayts at IS 10 IS 80 psr ID.
CottoR-NO sales OF c5nstqleIee TO report. we
qaos nsmrally az 81 SOTO 50 per b. for compressed.
OOrn-IB scarce and in demand ct SIS 10 $50 per
bu he'll
Corn 4sal-Re!Ails isOn he gransrs so per
bushel
HOtT-Is in modera,e supply, and D. areeil &C.
uaad exists. We quote from at s240 per t6L ioE
sup.Ihae.
Forogs F d r ard Hay $lO 10 SIS; and shu,k; sl2
TO SI4 per leo ibs.
LSrd-By tha Dbl, IS per ID.
Pes Nlas-Ffom ca $40 per bushel
POuiry- Chickens s. 20 50. and G.Osn lows 50 %
$40 eoth
Ries-0esn IS dull at b5 to so cents per ID
Sait-The- market rules dull, azd no sales Of COnse
qusnse have been made. We quote Sound made At SIS
10 $2S per bushsL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-18
PROM MISSISSIPPI.

MERrDIAS, july l6.-Noth NJ Official ta' re re-
ceived from North Mississippi Pn'ats Advlces report
that 6ghs so ng renr Tupelo yesterday I'D
day. 1t Is confidently beloved hat Lee AID For'' st
will arEihilste tee YAnses4 1H ~
A oolu no of tle eu,mF srs repor.sd 10 have bu'n'
a portion OF theis wagon treii Jesier 'ay ev ring
m d, IskcoSD Dn PATCH
KOsnE. Jly ls Zen. NluIy u received the 'ol
loving despatch;
TUPELO JAY l6.--T1e enemy in full retreat in
the direction OF Ripley. ga
(SignGD s. D. LEE
Private aivoss report tia: tie fsh: was heavy, aud
that the enemy was badly Whippej Oar loss as' ~os
severe. The parc.l Ta are, as yes unkroEn. Forrest
received an unexpected reinforcement. Tao hund ed
cf Mig ,ns men, who we're f. in Ksnusky, being IA
Abls to rsjon Mofg'u cus ihsr WY to FOrrsst-!hat
b!ing the mex bess lhiug they could do.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-18
AN OLD CRAFT.

On Saturday Communicative 'ntlsmAn, whose man
nsr and style indicated provincial equation, took Al
excursion On the Government boA: to DTeTTys Buff
As he got abreast OF tee Patrick H.nry formel y the
yorktown, which has on its whs, house, in c1mmemO
ration Of the surrender OF Conwa,cs Oct. lsb, l7Sl
be reeaIked 10 gentleman ne-r him, tina is a
mighty. old boat His neishOOr rsmnkad, rather
blundy, Not vsry eli. sis, as remember whePi.
was built" Oar ru.al lmPanion, with look Of OOm-
passion fer his igrO alee, snfcanily pointed to tn
Inscription and replied, "Why dOn's you see she va
bu It in $751;"
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q AN APPEAL TO THE PAOrLh Og

rHR CONFEDERATE sFATEs-The Directors Of tee Ysuas
Mens Ohrisan Association of Rienont respectfully,
the Confederate ststss sppeso behalf oil tie SOLDIER h
this atty. Birce the OF The Sa EieIfnona
has been rsgs for those who hare been driven hon ihef
By ruthless snses fhoussnds OF women
nearly every State Of the have sought &C
asylum midst Gu citizens have been appealed 70 nn
berss relieve the Eck and wounded roaers 70 na
nsh shoes and clothing for soldiers In The nsd ans sna
70 Afford sheer their suffering ftnies ana noby
have they, In the great majority Of instances "S
appeal
ducod dcues Of obtsinng oere BY Ordinary mean.
80 great the funds Contributed for the re
poor accomplish but little purchAdns he neceas
ofnfe.
Ia written report nom Clothing Bureau appears thas
there ,hxn thousand females this ely Who are
Seeng from the Government In yar and at thos
vho obtain work are not isy employee as IS orassrs
sucsasy Of the planest food for henseye and etuarsa
then, from the CITY snc eenny e.nei Ally.
many Of actual starvation nnss hsys oeere onf
Cny made liberal appopstcIs fer the pur.
supplies both Tor atatous distributor ana or ss
the employed for the purpose have rot sesa
able 70 proecre the quantity OF provisions required
Under these circumstances feel that Il duty 70
throughout tie Ccneas ste tstss "
iorward without delay cearbutons OF money and SUI ph
the Army oomee Of this Assocsuoa hEce The cor nencs
msnt OF var this Committee has lsbored seeiousy ~ a.
fay for De @ oral and sptusl welfare o. solo era and
thsr families, s for the SUCCESS Of our o. fooA csi % Ia
those soldiers not be discouraged now upon s I've o. oor
verest and last and most sioriou' campaign
fer Of The sympathy and support Of hs snds
shipments made 70 Roger Martin, sapsn snden wn- p
tended TO- Aud accordance With special psds
win The Superintendent OF The eouhern ExpIs Conany al
express charges viii be paid by thea at nchmond
6oniibuonsof money should also be snt q 1ess
- y soa.here n.nsrs resus..ed TO copy spsl--g