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The people are beginning to return to Atlanta
1t is rulnored that Col Luther j.. Glenn has been
appointed commandant of the post for that city.
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UNIVERSITY.

VEIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TRUS.
tees Of the University of North Carolina will be held
at the Executive Office on Saturday the 10th, inst.
CHAS. MANLY,
Secretary.
Raleigh Dec. 5, 1854. 7s-2t.
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INSPECTION NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH PAR. II GEN:
eraI Orders No 81 A. L I e. current series. all
persons 5h Congressional District between fbe ages OF
IL aud years. holding certificates Of permanent e1emP
ton " by Of disability, also those assigned 10 gn.
duty will repoft at the following times and places ior
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The sounds from the enemy's camps below Rich
a'nd throughout Sunday night indicated that their
@'Ps were in motion but nothing positive is
n'En Of their movements except that it was dis
Sieied on yesterday morning that the white troops
ID been withdrawn from our front near Fort Har-
&o1 SI and their place supplied with negroes. The
Iakse papers announced some days ago that all
SSneGrOeS in Grants army were to be put into the
ssaleenth corps, under Weitzel, and we presume
~ s arrangement was being carried into effect when
:. = marching and countermarching of Sunday night
%asaid; all the negroes were being brought over
W .IS Side from Bermuda Hundred and Petersburg,
s..N Ian equal number of white troops were being
~ss suI1 OF the river to fill their places. Negroes,
isterday, for the first time, strutted on picket
ruTn1 Oh General Bartoa's lines. Their appear
~, ~ mere has not caused any interruption of the
,-.a. at quiet They have deported themselves
and, so far, have not been fired upon by
3aIsn' There is no longer any doubt that Grant
m Ussn reinforced by the Sixth corps, and that he
%rl In lew days, make another demonstration on
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FROM PETERSBURG.

sSn' '.' TaSa considerable cannonading and picket
T bU W. Inc left of the lines at Petersburg on Satur
~ Sv,' Wy Without casualties on our side. On Sun
q nm G Yesterday, everything was quiet; and there
" uuicatOnS of an early advance by the enemy.
0s. sHERMAN's MOVEMENTS.
N intelligence has been received that Sher
sns, last Es moving towards the Atlantic coast in
hls objective point is believed to have
SU, ~ myth discovered; but it Is deemed injudi-
u bs.t % mention it yet awhile. The prospect is
,ns viii be battle within the next three or
esn;3D' which will decide the question whether
Osq,.S T 81 10 reach the coast in safety.-Richmond
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Gen. Pope has lately been on brief visit to City
Point
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IMPORTANT LIVE sTOCK SALE.

Dec. 8, 1884.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-21
@eoiral.
How to Keep in Good Health
H 81 e 4dl AND - ,.l 'i
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

FllBE primary cause of every disease that fash Is
IL heir 10 Is impurty of the blood The blood ba-
comes impure irom many causes Impure air or
change of weather, INV hoesoIne food and exposure
are among the principal causes of impunty Of the
blood. The symptoms are giddiness, headache con-
fused thought, eyes dull Bnd heavy, drowsinsss
supaon OF the bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, palus in the back and legs,
Oss Of appetite, sleepless nights coc, crsnp, pain
and ghtness Of the chest, heartburn gout and Theu,
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or less accompanying these and long tram Of troub
esome aud dangerous affections, all oi which may be
prevented and cured by taking lew doses OF Or.
GKLAND'S NEdE FABLE PURIFYING ANTI
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the stomach, bowels and liver IN healthy condition.
They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
dseaseA. Every lamily and every soldier should
keep supply Of these Pills, ~ many diseases arc oh
waited by tueir use. They mild and safe nedi
eine, and can be taken AZ any time without danger OF
Sold by adrngglsts, or semitic any part on receipt
Of twenty nve cents aud stamped envelope. address,
ed Dr, r,sFkiOkLAnD,6 east Foufth street. Uiacinna
Vi pho'lI bTfti ln .aH flllr rf ..Hii
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.brLG1. LHg Iu.n .a a... ....'f tii"
ri ID COUGH NO MORE. o.'o
TRY sTRICRLAND's MELLIFLUous COUGH
.m .uiitf p Auis BALSAM. fhI 't .rt' 'i

This Is the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
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qonsnmpuon. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent Balsam enthusiastically recommend IL. Mrs
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10 be able 70 walk up STARE She took one bottle
Of this Balsann, and has been better e'er since and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma TO
Try this valuable Cough Palsa. Fifty cents per bot
tie Sold by all druggists, and manufactured AZ No.
east Fourth street, Cnoinnati .H. ~
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l1Iantatipn BittGrs.
S. T.--1s9O-4x

51,.l 81 T. --l88O-4x-cp ".
Persons OF sedsntary hats troubled with weakness,
lalstude, paipltatou Of the heart lack Of appetite,
distress sGter eating, torpid liver constipation, &c.,
deserve suser II they will Hottry the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS s
which are now Recommended ny the ghest lnedicl,
arihortes. aud warranted 20 produce an immediate
Besehdis effect. They are exceedingly agreeable PET
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healthy, gentle suuiusutns required n..l hlly
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p lnby create hesltny appentai
they are an anudote to change Of water and diet;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the system and enlyen the mmdi
they prevent miasmahe, and Intermittent ieyers;
They purity the breath aud Rcidity Of the stomsehi
They cure dyspepsiN snd eonshpaiio :. -., fi
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composed OF tile cslebrated cslisaya bark, winter
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reds Of our dlsEblsd sodiersyith als mostRstenrsb
ink eHsct. sgQAA 44cs EGs WsANDlsisEVSb ~
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. The Plsntathn BHlers haVeepged me ofliyor
complaint OF which WAS LAID up PROSTATE, and had
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e . Send us tweuty-ioqr dozen MORE Of your
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fie cautious Of re,hllEt bOt9ss see olFi sspatgte
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Established IN the Year 1850,
ron THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of DO most Eminent
Phyaieiaua luthe world,n
DR. +. BOEkPARTE, tom London and Paris
~ hospaIas aud ior tte p9st ten years Of tbe On
annsI Esnes ss, aosH , t ~ n,s r. W M,
where a 7eralauent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use ut mercury Or change Of
det tionorrhtsa cured in Gto A. hours, elect cured
10 to 10 days. structures cured in 10 weeks Noe
t,lrual Emissions stopped IN % days Seminal
nv stages cured IN days: See. ndary symptoms In I
10 weeks; Skin mfeasss gqred Pr tea Yeeisi i'm
81 private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male OF temsle, Ilt s..a ..I., %.
Private Guide 70 Health, Y benehea 10 sl, male aud
female, old aud Young, HhOuld read ths book iltBln
snightan those who grope IN darkness' Pree 20
pr, RaaapSrte's Freneh Patont Male safel It is
penesty safe, aud neYeFisls 20 70 s4tis aelpn ils
Prlce Of the French Patent Male Sale, 81 the single
enc, 81 per half dozen " per dozen, sent by mail
90 Madame LOHiER'S Female Monthly Pills IL a
safe reliable remedy for sqppTasslons and AN fe
male Diseases ladies Should not use them during
pregnancy, as they VII produce mlsesruage Pres
81 90 per bu1-extra tine Sb-sent 10 any adaresAlty
Drs.B. R. are the men to eousult they are un.
ouestionably acknowledged TO be The champions and
ss, gsssS 81 bSHay f5% tie old G' Sord tssy Gy
have oeeR % yaoa 2S a5sssk @ when hi set & SS
aud watch the progress through long career OF
study lu every aphefe liiet nom the
humble abode of poverty ts the mansion Of the veal
INV aud having aspertuned pey9nda doubt Lie vast
su1ern a. linnahity They deteianned 10 aeladt te
eneratiye system their particular study, aud TO
vote their whole attention tothe legron OF tile DIS
eases of these important functions No letters will be
answered ane5s they egntAin a remittance an post
ge stamp. Call or address, ~ .,-,
Drs BONAPARTE a RElRQLDs,
No, 1872 Sycamore stneet1 betHeeh NiADV NHth, cas-
oSss sIas SlSSin3s RSaIs Ssa SIN.mADsRMJ Eai GsI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-21
Important 10 all Interested


}. r.. LENTH a. SON,
tsucceseors to Lent WecBelJ
JTAVE Just received from the Eastern market, at
cash purchases, a large assortment OF mems, la
,Iev, boys, youths, ssesi and Qhldrehs Boots,
Shoes and Caters Of the rst quality and latest style
aud at priIesthyt defg '1nLpetiuon Also good as.
~1rtment of Hats aui Cap Tor men and boys. All
inds sfwork made to order, OF the best material and
yorkmapship. A ht ia warranted. ~
FRED, F. WEGkEL, foreman, will surely plsaf e
you Il you give them trial. NY
Gail and examine their stock before purchasing eiee
where J. f. LENr2 & SOM
aul9 lOl Man, between Thlrd AMI Market
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Fnsuranre, XII
a5tk SENT Annual Expose.

AH7tl lHhu lnq ml01F8oll'
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iGssEfs.!

Cash and Cash Iteths L!.g g .a.4 81, sos 90
Loan on Bond and Mortgage and stock uiti
y colatsfalg, l7,qls a
: VH'isS BSiaSs.Iyl . Ss. .4es so
Hartford, New York snd Reston Bank ~ lOl
shares. 2Ol,S so
/, eesiFs Railroad slsTss.- ;!..s..i... 2sIs7s 90
Accrued Interest," Premiums due, and all q iii rtI
y other PROPERTY OF the COMPANY, 1884 l6
i WNilhHONn. lu' f1titi4 iNN p = .----------=--
Total Market Yslne. lsa 90
t s.iGaiia LIARILITIEs3nsnit tl.lit 30 b3
Unsettled Loas9s '',ss's's",'S ioId6s Is
III uoIi1sls i44n .'i.91t eAi - ss2S,Ssa IS
CapltA.
surplus. 26,9a ~ %
PoiicieS lsspsd BY JOHN d. BfOPPELMAh,
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Hart, a. Jonnreotiout,

ssitaIslBrs aIasIytg .'tu8aIa1a2
siHur sHHt 4ut aaBapu
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-02
90
ORIGINAL ENIGMA--No. 1.
Tam COMPOSED of 46 letters.

I am composed of 46 letters.
NV 0. 6, 81, 10, 81, 80, Is was king of Athens.
Il 10. 81 40 A. 2, 80, q, 25 was people who first
trained and used horses.
"5, IL, 81, rs, 81, 80, 10 was son of Aegens.
i" 13, 81, Is, 6, AZ, As was daughter of Pittheus
&C. 81, 1, 81, 7, IA was a son of PROM Hecuba
%, A, AZ, rs, 8, 81 18, IL is the chief boast OF
the Greek architecture.
" /, Al, 8, 81, 33 is Italian word, signify1ng
kind of medal.
8" 81 49, 26, IA, 20, rs, 26, g. AZ is what all Briga
adler Generals wish.
TO- 20, SO, q, 7, "a is a river in Washington
Territory.
." q, IA, 81, 81, Is, "a, g. 49, IT, "a is part of
speech.
ing.
%, 50, SO, SO, 20, Al, "a, 80, ~ was an image
Of Pallas.
{. 49, 7, As, 81 is fowl of the air.
&C 49, %, Ia, al is summer visitor.
" AZ Is, 20, g. is gentleman's name.
NV whole is the name and address of Off
Ger on duty in this camp. Answer next week.
G.. n. G..
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letter writer from the Army of the Potomac
says that many of the veteran corps return
to the army before the expiration OF their fur
loughs. One of this class gave as reason for
not remaining the full time, that he was "home-
SICK" and so returned to his home in the army.
Every such veteran is worth dozen raw re-
cruits, whose chief weakness is that they can
get home-sick after another fashion.
GEN. BUTLER has, during the short time he
has been in command of the Departmental Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, raised between three
and four thousand colored troops. He took the
responsibility of offering bounty of ten dol
lars, which had marked effect in stimulating
enlistments. The War Department has since
ratified his action.
'sIs THE President college graduate?'' inquir-
ed young lady of not very extensive informa-
ton. eyes," said Quilp, of the Boston Post,
loosely; che took his degree at the Electoral
College,
THE Richmond Enquirer says there is great
probability that all the newspapers in the con-
federacy, except few doing government work
will be obliged to suspend. 1t would be better to
suspend the editors.
MRS. PART1NaToN is delighted that Prince
Alfred would have nothing to do with Foreign
Greece. She says that she has always thought
he had better stick to his native ISLE
IN THE Sixth Army Corps there are twenty
seven chaplains, of twenty-seven denominations
all active, vigorous, earnest, and beloved by
the soldiers
NEARLY 800 REBELS have been captured in the
neighborhood of Helena, and sent to Nashville
by Gen Buford during the past month.
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ORIGINAL ENIGMA---No. 2.

am composed of II letters.
MY l, g. 3, is constituent of SOIL
2, 8, IL is an insect that lays on the ground.
90, s. 6, IL, 8 is point of the compass.
"A, 5, 6, is sort of bridge.
90 8, 6 is distinctive conjunction.
" 6, 2, IL is a small and destructive animal.
ct, g. IL is a boys nickname.
" 8, 10, IL, IL, s, 3 is necessary appendage to
our clothing.
49, 8, is part of the upper extremities.
F." TO- 6, II is an ancient vessel for holding water.
&C IL, 5, IL is an adverb.
&C r. TO- 8 is article of kitchen furniture.
MY whole is the name of an officer in the
my, whose efficiency, integrity and devotion to
our sick and wounded soldiers has won for him
the respect and esteem of all who know him.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-02

The band of scoundrels who robbed the pas
sengers on train of the Baltimore and Ohio
have been portion of GILMoRE's guerrillas,
composed mainly of renegade Marylanders.-
An earnest search has resulted in the capture of
several of the band, Notwithstanding their cum
ming devices and stratagems to escape
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Soldiers 9irertury fur atastimgton.

Lodge No. 4, $50 HI street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets
The g Home" S74 North Capitol street, square
from Depot.
Paymaster General Oil F street, near Fifteenth ST.
Transportation Office 200 street, above Eighteenth
street.
Communication of Rations 200 g street, near Eigh-
teenth street.
Order for Transportation for Discharged Men at 1872
Pennsylvania Avenues four doors above Nineteenth
street.
Second Auditor, Winder's Building, Seventeenth
and + streets.
Adjutant Generals Office, Depot, corner of
street.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-02

THOS. HI. MARSTON, Capt. and p. M.
The Placer herald., 1864-02-06

DISTRICT CoURT.-This Court met on Monday
last; Hon. T. B. Mcfarland, presiding. Below
may be found the days and dates upon which
causes have been set Cor trial;
John Mllctt VS.. A. V. Quinn; Saturday. 9th.
A S Benton Powers x Kelly; Monday, Sth
NJ Waldron VS. Zegenbein; Tuesday, 9th
f l. Bradley ct al VS. O. H. Harkness; Monday
22d.
Wcisgerber ct al VS. Brandley ct al, Tuesday,
23d.
John Philbon ct al vs. Metcalf ct al; c Pow
ers ct al VS. S Benton; Wednesday, Gath.
81 Union Mining Co VS. Atwood ct al; Thurs
day, 25th.
Adcla Hill VS. Smith; Adelia Hill VS. Joseph
Nahor; Friday, 26th.
W Perkins VS.. John Agan; Adelia Hill VS.
Young Maclaire; Saturday. 9th.
Peter Magby VS. 81 Union Mining Co; Barron
& Schnably VS.. Crocker ct al; Monday, 29th.
A Heme VS. Otto Freeman, NJ Shawl vs. B
Leggett March lst
W II Duryea VS. L Shearer; Wednesday. I'd.
Elhanan Gay VS. G R Warren ct al; Wednesday
9th.
The Placer herald., 1864-02-06
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution, issned by 8 n
ID Justice of the Peace of Township No. 3.
Placer County, State Of California on the 3rl lav
Of February A. D. 1864, and to me directed in
favor of Edward Walsh and against James How
ard on Judgement for S13l 10. costs s36 90
with interest from date on Judgment at the rate of
ten per cent per annum, have levied upon. seiz
ed and will expose to public sale in front of John
Il. Gwynns store, in Auburn, Placer county. Cal.
On Saturday, 27th day OF February, 1854.
at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. all the right title
interest and claim of the said James Howard in
and to the following property lying and being in
Placer county, tOwit
''All the right, title, interest and claim of the
said defendant, being the undivided one-half of
the following described property situate and ly-
ing in the corporate limits of the town of Au-
burn. Placer county, State of California, bounded
and described as follows to-wt: Beginning at the
south west corner which is the north west corner
of j. R. Crandal's lot lying on the road leading
from Auburn to Illnoistown, at n stake, and
thence with said J r. Crandalls line N. ITO 80"
L. 5 so links TO south east corner stake. Thence
S. ITO 80" w. $50 links to a corner stake
Thence S SO W. II SO to the place of beginning,
containing about seven acres more or Less To-
gether with all and singular the appurtenanccs
thereunto belonging.
JAMES MAHON.
Constable Township No. 3.
BY THOMAS CuRLEY, Deputy.
Auburn, February 9th, lS64-3w
The Placer herald., 1864-02-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EpY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
I'D and delivered. on the 4th day of February,
A. d. 1864. issued out of the Honorable District
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District. for tho
County of Placer and State of California, on
Judgment and Decree rendered in said Court, on
the I'd day OF February, A. d. 1864. in favor OF
Frank Warner. and against Martin Evers and
Herman Maye, for the sum of Fifty-three Hundred
and Twenty eight Dollars and Seventy-fve cents
(S532S 75,) with interest upon the sum of $5328
IS, from the I'd day of February, A. D. 1864,
at the rate of one and one-half per cent per
month. and for costs of suit taxed at Fifty-slx
Dollars and Fifty-fve cents, | will expose to
public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, ut tho
Court House door in the town of Auburn, Placer
County. on
Saturday, the 27th day of February, 1864,
at the hour of 10 O'clock A. NJ all the right. title,
interest and claim which the said Martin Evers
and Herman Maye, or either of them, had on the
10th day OF November, A. d. 1860 or which they
have since acquired, of, in and to the following
property, to-wit:
All and singular The following piece or parcel
Of mining ground, situated ut Forest Hill, Placer
county, California, to-wit: One undivided ono
sixteenth Q.l6) part of nll that mining ground
known as the Jenny Lind" claims, at Forest
Hill-said claim has q front southerly of two hum
dred feet and extending northerly 70 DsviFe
Canon. with width OF four hundred and nfty fees
on said Devils Canon-said lines being straight.
and said claims are between the Gore" claims
and the 'Ncw Jersey" claims, together with all
and singular the tenemcnts, hereditaments, fran
chises rights privileges, dirt cxcavated, tailings
and all chattels real and personal and appurte.
nances thcreunto belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning.
All of which named and described property shall
sell as aforesaid, or so much thereof rs may be
sufficient to satisfy the above judgment. together
with the costs due and to become due thereon
HENRY GOODING.
Sheriff of Placer County
Sherifs Office Auburn, February 9th, l864.-3
The Placer herald., 1864-02-06


JUDGMENT having been rendered on the 10Th
y day of January A. D. 1864, by II. W. Starr, u
Justice of the Peace in said county, in an action
for the collection OF taxes, in favor OF The Peo-
pie of the State of California, and against james
X. Murphy, and against the following described
property situated in said State and County, to wit:
The Southeast Quarter of Section 33, Township
No. IA, North Range s. East, for the sum of Two
Dollars and fifty cents; per cent for delinquency
and Is per cent District Attorney fees, amount
ing to Three Dollars. By due process to me di-
reced, shall on
Tuesday, the 23d day of February, 1854,
Mt the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in front of tho
Justice office, in the town of Lincoln county Of
Placer and State of California sell at public auc-
tion. the above described pre- perty, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the above
judgment so rendered and costs OF suit and accru-
ing costs. GEORGE SMALL,
Constable, Township No. 10.
Feb. 9th, lS64.-3t
The Placer herald., 1864-02-06
Letter from Mr.. Vallandigham,

The Sacramento Bee, that embodiment of
Abolition meanness says: The martyr, pat
iriot exile, etc, etc, Vallandigham sent an
autograph letter to be disposed of at the
Cincinnati Sanitary Fair The impuience
was appreciated but the letter was not. The
Ohio is frozen over at Cincinnati, but it is
said for GOODNESS the Ohio could not "hold a
candle" to that letter. He should send cop
les to his "friends in this State who know
how to prize "such PATRIOTS" as the Demo-
cratic Press calls that kind.
Other Abolition prints have spoken of
Mr.. Vallandigham's letter in the same un'
manly spirit The following is a true copy
of the tra'torous (!) document:
WINDSOR c. w., Dec. 26th, 1868.
George McLoughHn, Esq, Cincinnati,
Ohio.-SIR: Yours Of the lth requesting
from me an autograph letter for the benefit
Of the Sanitary Commission, has been re'
ceived, and | cheerfully comply. The object
of the Commission is one of mercy. 1t is
charity truly Christian to visit the sick, to
heal the wounded to minister to the mamed,
to comfort the afflicted, to relieve the prison.
er, to clohe the naked, to feed the hungry,
to give drink to them who are athirst to
cheer the widow and the fatherless; to save
human life to alleviate human suffering, and
thus TO restore some part of that which all
ways SO largely subtracts from the sum of
human happiness. That all this is to be
be wrought out on behalf of those or the
families of those who brave wounds and death
with heroic courage on the many battle fields
of this most sorrowfu of wars gives but still
more of value to the mercitul purpose. The
Commission, if justly, fairly, with integrity
and without partaity, it shall perform it's
pious duties, will prove itself worth of the
noble praise bestowed by Burke upon the
Benevolent Howard.
Very truly, c. L. VALLANDIGHAA.