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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01

COMMON PLEAS CouRT.-In Judge Bates
Court this week has been chiefly occupied
in hearing the case of the State against
John NJ. Schock, indicted for assault and
battery, committed upon neighbor in
Winchester. The assault grew out of the
neighbor resenting Schock's epithets of
"Copperhead" and traitor, freely bestowed
by the defendant, and ended in Schock
committing an assault with poker. He
was fined two dollars and the costs of the
suit, amounting to about seventy-fve dol
lars.
James Doyle and John Sullivan pleaded
guilty to the charge of assault and battery,
and were fined five dollars each, and SEN
fenced to three days in the dungeon Of the
county Jail on bread and water.
The case of John Frost indicted for rob-
berry, was tried Yesterday but not decided.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01
Columbus Retail HIarket-xu,. :.


The following are the retail atons oor,..,.a A.,
MA IL 4; s sKEsTIEAyx, H Wholesale and Retail GrocsE
.,v' ~ wv Soasu ~ nisn eueeG 1at1ilA s.of-f
Wheat, Red. ...l o59l 3oMsple Sugar. IA.
Oats per busheI ;sSsISyrup per sal d ssSii =
.orn per ousnel.,'. 0Ol lea per ... 81 o0Da a
ssip ssgd p.P Ris fS sss Coffee IS
Rriea Apples. ss soss ssHroons per Do. q is ssss &
Rrled Teaches " zS9S eoHay per tom. le hos 81
Potatoes. sol Flour per Dbl. es o0ns ~
Salt in sacks........... 3ocl white A ooSs -
Salt d bbls....32 75Qe3 00l Rye - -
Beef per cwt....... 90 00lCandles tallov . 49,.
usms per opal -..... le59oc
SnUqwaeis 10. reese, Per .le3ieo
ood fOrx @ Fer Z. ocSe eoM hsky PER %
Macker1 Mol, X bl el0aels laysrs. ~ nosss ~ ~
kIts sol'ss : SS Ss|pi., n, Sultan & , ) Is
~ % ~ - sn NJ ooi. ssss e, per ....25ac
Herring per bbl... 80 50S. O. Hams ~, sSSas
Eess RSs =, III AN iiams.-. -1I0lso
S. Pot pus.' foars. -. . . $50
~ 5'eos. 80 = aoe, ~ = u - - a
WHOLESALE MARKET. ~
WEEKLY RBvrnw.
, FLouELSalss at u soDs rs for rcd. and sy mn
WHIAT-Red q asel 80 whits o. ssoi 50. is n "a. q
CoRN-Sales at e5QDel 00 - 80 " 7, = z
0Ars-Sales at 70075. m. VIC 81 % ~ -, Z
RYE-Sales at 10000. pa ~ sgastf ttes 4.
HAY--Sales at 9le 0O0a2 co. 81 r'' ' = isI ...ii
poTAroEs--Sales at 81 2Oablao u ela d ~ 4.
BEANs--Sales at "a 956D2 lyo s M ~. 81 81 i,,-
SALr-Rples ct ~ so9a rs per bhl. q .|lI'erti q
RIsM1Whaits a.,,. rule a g sls oogis sOpsr bhi. 81
BROOK CoRN-Sclls at el500i75 nor to,, 3. 3 s..,i
APPLEs-&3 1903 rs per Dbl. n Z - s = ga ~
FLAX SEED-Sales at - rs per bush.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01

strictly that 1t has served as a substitute for
proper governmental leadership, but 1t is
evident the time is near at hand when the
re-establishment of order, the removal of
the cause Of the rebellion, and the repair
ing of the terrible desolation it has pro-
duced, will require at the head of the gov
ernment the very highest qualities OF leader
ship. How can we hope to live as ma
tion through the crisis before us with
weak Executive and Cabinet in state of
discord and anarchy. Will not the country
be in iminent danger OF falling into the
same condition, when 1t ceases to be held
together by the pressure of WARP 1t appears
to me that u firm assertion of sound princi-
Piles, and the election of our greatest men,
regardless of former party organizations,
are essential to the safety of the nation.
Whether nomination should be made at
Cleveland or not, can best be determined
after meeting and consulting with those
who will assemble there; but If 1t shall be
decided to nominate, have no hesitation
in saying believe the hopes of the people
throughout the country are resting upon
Gen. Grant as the candidate. He has dis
played the qualities which give all men
confidence. He has shown himself possess
sed of great ability and still the most in
domitable courage and the most unseltish
devotion to the cause of his country. Vic
tory has attended him wherever he has
gone. One year ago all confidence in the
Administration was lost. The brilliant VIC
tories which have since been won by Gen.
Grant have so far restored itas to encourage
the Administration to attempt, TO re-elect
itself on the strength Of his achievements;
but In my Judgment we should let him
who has won honors wear them, and should
entrust power to one who has shown that
he knows how to WELD 1t. We shall then
have leader at the head Of affairs In whom
all loyal men will have confdence; against
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

DOR SALE-A Brick Cottage Dwell
y ing House. with rooms c.tern cellar full lot well
trncrd situated Rateo street between 10Th aud llth
streets. Price $i50o. Enquire Of
H. BTEy EYcE
septsd Real Estate AIT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
t@s~ Harper's Weekly ,rulv ro

sas~ Harper's Weekly truly re,n.,l,
that there Is not man who dii r.,
Una, McCieliaa's chances we're diminish.
cd by the glad tidings from Atlanta. NO,
any one vino does ut kaow that if Sser.
man mad been defeated. the friends Of n {.
Ch'esso candidate would have felt surer
OF his success. When people solsmniv
resolve, as the party which has non;,.,aJ
zen. Mcclellan did at Chicaro tina, OH
experiment of war; TO maintain .hs a.
ernment and restore the Union is n ..f.;i.
ure' bow can they be glai to hear Of ,
great ana vital victory which bellies thar
theory! No unconditional Union nan
could have asked uiore significant com.
mentary upon the true character Of ,hs
oo'cago movement. For supnose n.
sfea' Mecieilan ratification meeting had
'aken place upon The Saturday the ns~s
OF oher'nsn,s glorioas victory was rec.;,
eo, now IKE soaking storm i, cold |
nave faien upon al assembly whose 90,
dinsl principle is demand ,b,, -,
gate Efforts be made for ce.s.,;on :,
nosoiities = Sherman has don. "
IN ms eaptnre of Atlanta, for a csss.,;o,
=, nos',!'''es than Vallandigham and h.
convention could do in twelve months of
eo"se OF The Administration and of ~.
war. ""o VI tue
:, II .he American people were craven. ;ft
they were so utterly humiliatea IL
trated tha, they could hear of tbs s. Pros
81 our soldiers only with ab;ec, rssrs,
!, they were really willing to sur,ee ,1s
the victory Of their Government SOL II ls
IN the hour of its approaching ,r;nm ,sIs
Il they truly thought that the man
managed the Convention a. Chicsso .a, 80"
more sincerely patriotic than Grant and
than Farragut, Granger. and
snef'dan' then we too could almost be
'orfy Tor the GLORIOUS news: for i wont,
Dc clear that such people we're not worth !.
aving, and that the life of every ,lsyo,,I
Older who had fallen was wasted n ~
ause Of those who were too cot,,emn,;bls .
o respect themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

i.'OR SALE-i60 Acres Of Ci,aice
iand. within four miles ef keoSnk en- tAe rad H..
tween she Plank Road md mississippi riyeTs 4ncio4s
drsas.T HOUSE. and other liz Prpren4snt- II will u
-oi IL Esarces or grape culture. II desired This 4ae
fpraesl ~ owned ~ Mr. Van sHsisi Tiie god Or ~
sale knatne Of H. Is. rEA-EIck,
mcits Real Estate AIcsst k~oknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

list. That in the future. ~ in the past.
Be viii adhere with unswsrviDg fidelity
- the Union end the Constitntio4 - the
uely solid foundstion # our Atrenkth, ~
snrity and Happiness = people ead q
Tho name work Of our 0oveHdneak,
EsQ61iy conducive - she gvelfA&Gt ~
prosperity of oil the States, both Northern
and Southern.
I'd. That this Convention does Iexplic-
Fisiy de0lSfs 8 tie sense Of the American
pooP!lA 7 a..4ter tc1rAcasa II N4fs.4
restore tho Union by the expesimant. d
war, during which, under pre.ense OF
military necessity III l war power higher
than the constitutions, tho constitution
itself has been disregarded 10 every part
and public liberty and private righrs alike
trodden down and the material prosperity
OF the country essentially impaired; that
justice, humanity liberty and public vel
fare demand that immediate. efforts be
made for > cessation Of hostilities with :
view to an ultimate convention Of States
or other peaceable meaas to the end that st
the earliest practicable moment peace
may be restored on the basis Of the Fed
eral Union OF States.
3D.. That the direct interference Of the
military authorities Of the United States
10 the recent elections held 10 Kentucky,
Maryland, Missouri and Delaware, was
a shameful violation OF the Consultation,
and repetition Of such acta 10 the 40.
preaching election will BE- held 40 rcvo.
iniiooary and resisted with oil the means
aud power under our control.
Alb. That the aim and otject Of the
Democratic party is to preserve the Fed
eral Union and the rights of the States
unimpaired, and they hereby declare that
they consider that the Administration by
The usnrpaticn of extraordinary and dan.
gerous powers not granted by the Consti.
tuition, the subsersion of civil by military
law in States not in instruction, the ar
bitrary military arrest. Imprisonment,
trial and sentence of Americas citizens
Ia States where civil law exists In full
force, the suppression Of freedom ofrpcech
and of the press, the denial of the right
oil asylum, the open and downright dis.
regard Of State rights, the employment oil
unusual ties. oaths, and interference with
and denial of the right Of the people to
bear arms in self-defense. as calculated to
prevent the restoration of the Cnion and
the perpeiuation oil Government deriv-
ing its powers from the consent OF the
governed.
9th. That the shameful disregard o.
the Administration to its duty idrfespec,
to our fellow citizens who now and long
have been prisoners of war in suffering
condition, deserves the severest reproba-
ZION on the score siike of pubic policy
and common humanity.
6,h. That The sympathy Of tile Damo-
cratic party is heartily and earnestly ex.
tended to the soldlsry of cur army who
are ard have been 10 The field under the
hsg OF their country. and in the event OF
attaining power, they will receive all the
care, protection and regard ,ha, the brave
soldiers of the Republic have 81 nobly
earned. as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
ARi6INAL NOTICE.

To Dennis lynch
81 = az are hersy notified that there ia rar nm
hiefh the oice q the Glk u the Disfrios tss,r. III -
county Iowa. st r Madison, petition Il Nancy mi,
on tiia greu.a e wlifil dcsert:on 'o'is,
, thess ven atNar Thereto and dcferi hen-e nc,r nr
he seSel dHy u the necafnher team Isf. of ~, ~
by default. +R.sn4Sea - - ~ IN inert, ,liefeon
...,a !, -. 4 - Niss-I Attorneys Tor riairtig,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

Ef General Mcclellan calls atten,,o,
70 ms "loog and varied ssrviec in tho :, :
my. That It has been long nobody CA
deny; but in what rcspect it has bear.
varied We are net aware. Excepting in
the degree and proportion of It's ineff.
cheney We are at los to remember snv
variety whatever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

s"Maine eleass her hands for r.o..
erattsn New York World.
The Maine point Of this exultsnt o,c,.
nation is somewhat modified By the hi.
s'ection in The Pins Trpe State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

nc sp''Ni"s viii he q, ocoek ~ excep. at Ma
.,ol e.daF Rats Lansing, nubaque and Clinton v.ra
1t will be at Pm "i1eis
other appointments for Mr. panw1y viii, l.. .r..,
II. 81. HoSIR,
Chairman State Cen Com
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17


REAL ESTATE
AND
General Insurance Agency,
oAsssa Aastr., Kssknk, sswa.
f seel 49, ss.sAs "a ssa4. =
ffnA Mr. lake and Liisl11rrandr
TIE szsr nDExsIrY N r1ff1.A
Elm Iqs2ssnss Qp. of Hartford. Conn.
6zBk A14EiD, os,i3s, S90.0o.
fAs4ts.s.si;: ls,Eg! Sv&orlt
Ss6dfisyflSl 6SSTsk6e c.. q New Yorf.
|edI Il ssisicAa4 A0xD, essssssls ansas
iofillsrd Fire Insurasse Co. Of New York.
CASH Alskf4 o5ol. esA77.
Arctic Fire Insurance Go. of New York.
CASH AsskB, ss0s, go M
North American Fire Ins. Co., of N. r.
CASE ASskf1. esoe.9oe.
North American Fire ms. Co., Of Hartford
CAsn AssEfs. sss4,oio.o0.
Conn. Mutual Life Ins Go. OF Hartford.
CASE AssETs, ss,0oo. 00e.
Dividends declared Anuually By shr rnapany and ess
during tue life Of the assured Its ecunoy 10 this man
.ssmsnt q business permits large dividends poe,
holder, which have averaged 80 per per n unru
note be given for oaehafwsa the prcmium aenpt.
to $50 ,~ thus furushipg Insurance fs double tn
In oil cash companies Hssfsfsisrs Psrsss issusd Ir
tea sxasai ssysests with participation In PROD e.
e.. anhual Premium pad Pamphlets and all other In
f.lls-d.f. HB. rEN-EYcK. Agent.
TOR SALE-Atwo story Houee, first
Il story brick with frame story Above on th- north
half OF lot In block 100 the corner OF 18th and John
III, Ii. Art
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

aa- When General Mcclellan ;s.uea
u's extraordinary order for retreat to H.r.
.,son Landing, after the battle Of Nj.
r ph', I'M the noble and gallant Gens,al
around lim. '0 onicers
:. !, phil,p Kearney. an old officer. On.
!. my solemn protest against hi. -.
&c. lot retreat; We ought, instead Of N.
. 4saling' 10 follow up the enemy .nd
! Iske richmond. And. 10 full view nf
T" al The responsibility Of such : as sh "
" 'lpR, s's-tp yps sllssasA IN ord er :. !
!, Only De prompted By cowardics Or .rs..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
Professional.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
ATTOREEr ar LaW.
RS
KEoKUK, IOWA.
I. ~ sA8
.R. ]. F. SANFORD,

one = Tsbd street, tst~sse Main aud johnson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
'DR.s " RIG HTS
Rejuvenating Elixir !
Or, ESSENCE OF LITE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, containing
nothing iBjsrious 10 the most delicate.


"As tire Phoenix rises from the ashes of Its fire. animal
I'd with l-o does this Elixir reuvenate the syE
tenn and overcome disease.
AS-Tbe RejuvepaifnS Elixir Ia the resuI, Of modern
discoveries In the vegetable kim dum; being entirely
and abstract method " irrespective of all tl
old aad WORKOUT syrfeps.
ASfhis psedi.iuc has been tested by the eminent
medical men " the day and y them pronounced ty be
one - the greatest medical dsroy eriee Of the age
1n-one acttie viii cure general Debility.
TEA lew o~es cures II, steries IN females
It-One bottle cures Pslpiia,icn Of the Heart.
and full yigor Of yon,h
"a feE doses restores the arrstf.e
A1-Thrre bottles cure the case Of Iupotepcy
- A few doses eere the iox spirited
Hn-One bottle restores mental power
HH-A few doses bring the to the cheek
tH-ThIs medicine xtores manly rtrpr and -o,,nst
health the poor sietyfa ed worn-ow ami ,l--p.rig
As-The iisless yeuty In. ever ,asl ed man
Of bnsBe~s the victim f depression The ipdl.
viduai suffering from general debility. viii ind in
mediate and permsnent relief by the this Elixir or
Es-cnse Of Life
s8Prcs ~ per bottle tirpr bottles for S. and for
ward Ivy EXPIRES on rseepf Of rsoney sddrrS.
All such orders must be sent 10 C. A. COOK Chfcago
or General Agent for tie west,
-solf In Chicsgo, by FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER
Wholesale hrgrfsts and by all Druggists evsrywherc
@ A. COOK, Cficsgo. General Agent for the States Of
Illinois, Io~a, Wisconsin, Michigan ard Indians
DR. W. n. mEnWI d CO..
se1E Pr1rElEroas.
No. 10 Liberty street, NeE York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-11

~ APPORTIONMHNT Of Hospitals In and
around Richmond, for the separate accommodation
Of the sick aud wounded from different States:
Soldiers OF Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, and Missouri, are at ChImborazo Hospi-
tai, eastern terminus Of Broad street, Church
Hill.
Those from North Carolina In General Hospital No.
"a, in the I'd, 3D., ith, 5tk, and 9th divisions II
Wluder Hospital, northwest o. Hollywood Gem
etefy.
Those from South Carolina in the 4th division Of
jackson Hospital, southwest Of Winder hospi-
tai.
Those from Georgia In tho LIST and I'd divisions Of
Jackson Hospital aud lst division Of Winder
Hospital.
Those from Louisiana al the Louisiana Hospital,
west terminus OF Broad street, and In Sd divs-
ion of jackson Hospital.
Those from Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Texas,
and Arkansas, In the LIST aud ii divisi0ns OF
Hovard's Grove Hospital, on Meohsnicsviiie
turnpike.
Confederate or Unappropriated Hospitals-Robert
son Hospital. cOrrer of Main and Sd streets;
Receiving and Wsysl0e Hospital, corner OF nth
and Grace streets; Small Pox Hospital, near
Howard's Grove.
Prison Hospitals General Hospital No Is and Gene
raj Hospital NO 81, corner OF 2oih and Cary
streets. my l4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-11
HAMPDET SIDNEY COLLEGE.

ne are glad TO learn that the contributors
- Tue 'und OF this college have not been
o'1i'hished by the war. ON the contrary.
'n' eh1rts Tor increasing ii have been crown.
'i Win decided success. The number of
. adentS at the last :ssion; which termina-
''u lew weeks ago was OF course very
S'l1iL The Presidency continues to be fill.
~ ~ that distinguished divine aud accom-
p''AAed -. gentleman, Rev. DR.. Atkinson. The
:. 'eo'o4icai Seminary has also been able to
:. .''P aAoai amid the commotion of the
Inc The venerable DR.. Wilson, of the
p'@'nafy, Siill continues to erioy good
Ae''th' The Rev. DR.. Dabney, Dr.. smith
-, 1n' Professor Peck are also at their posts,
Tue Two former also officiating as pa.tors
81 TIE Hampden Sidney Church The
"'"t volume Of DIR. Dabney's Life Of G.n.
,,l IeNhoh iias gone TO England for publica-
'ion' and has been translated into the Ger
,'iAn ~ by Professor schale de We're of the
'a,.seisIty Of Virginia.
., Hos' OF the old students OF Hsmpden
sidney, Ike those Of other southern CoI-
''s'S afsin the aeld, and many Of them hare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-11

sacrificed their lives upon the affairs of their
country. DR.. Atkinson commanded com.
pany OF students at the beginning of the
war; DR.. Dabney, was for sometime the
Adintant General Of Gen. Johnston, and
proved as efficient in that capacity as in the
pulpit, and Professor Martin, one Of the
most gallant and genial of gentlemen, has
proved himself both In scholarship and SOL
diershir, ono OF the choice spirits of the
tirnee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-11

Nauor's Court, Saturday-Jamcs Nc
Gee, charged with selling ardent spirits to
be drank in his house, contrary to law, was
held to security to answer the offence before
the Grand Jury OF the Hastings Court
Officer Moore, who preferred the charge,
stated that on Wednesday he observed
through the window Of the saloon kept by
McGee, ON Main street, opposite The Spots
wood Hotel, party of gentlemen standing
at the bar, while behind 1t was negro mix
ing up whiskey toddies or juleps. These
were drunk by them, and Afterwards young
man named Crauch gave the bar-keeper
money to pay for them. Crauch was then
sworn. He denied the charge that what the
gentlemen alluded to were drinking was
liquor, but said that 1t was soda water
Since the passage Of the anti liquor law by
the last Legislature he had never taken .
drink Of whiskey or other Intoxicating Ii
qaor in McCees honse, nor had he seen any
John Ford was charged with stealing one
hundred dollars from Patrick II. Seymour,
on the 10th Of last September. Mr. 6ey-
mour testified that about that time Ford
came into his store and purchased . pack Of
playing cards for four dolla,s, presenting .
hundred dollar note in payment. He Is
went to the money drawer 10 get the change,
which he threw upon the counter near T.,
aud then started back to the drawer to get
some small change. While he was doing 90
the prisoner raked the money OIL the ccun-
ter. including the hundred dollar note, and
walked out. He followed and overlook him
few doors from his store, walking with Z
lady. Upon approaching Ford about the
money, he told him to hold Oh till he could
get clear of the lady, but kept on down the
street, and upon seymour following he II J
drew pistol aud threatened TO ehuct him
II he did not 60 back. He had not sean the
prisoner from that time till Friday, whom
be saw him arraigned before Judge Lyons's
smination before the Huatlngs Court
[Ford Was aentepced On Friday by 5udgl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-11

~ AN APPxAL 70 the Pe0tle Of tine Confeder-
49, .ss s..ses-Ths Directors n,.si. o. .hs Young
fully but earnestly, submit 70 tho benevolent end
tue patriotic throughout the C00federate States IN
appeal Ia behalf of the soidisrs' families III this
city. Since the comraenceme Of tho wxf Richmond
has been refuge for those who have been driven
from their homes by our ruthless enemies Thou
sands OF helpless wa and children, NOS from The
devastated counties u Virginia Alone, but from
nearly every State Of he Confedefacy, have sought
an asylum In our m A. Our citzsas have b-eo
appealed 10 In nureberen instances 70 relieve the
sick ana wounded snitisTs. 70 furnish shoes and
sfiord food and shelter for their suffering families,
and nobly have they, In the great majority OF in
stances, responded TO every appeal
Tho supplies Of provisions IN the city at this Time
are 30 reduced, and the difficulties Of obtaining 9TH
ers by ordinary means % numerous and great,
that the funds contributed for the relief Of the POOR
can accomplish but little In purchasing the neoessa
Res OF life.
In written report from the Clothing Bureau Il
appears that there are more than three thoueand
females In this city who are seeking employ
from the Government In vain, and that those who
obtain work are not fully employed. The wages
received for their work viii not enable these poor
women to procure suficeucy OF the plaiueet food
for themselves and children without assistance,
then, from the city and country generally, many
instances M actual star walton must have occurred
Our City Council has mads most liberal appropria-
tinns for the purchase Of suppies both for gratui
tous distribution aad for sale at cost tut the AGENTS
employed for the purpose have not been able 0 pro
euro the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances We feel that IL 10 our
duty TO appeal TO our fellow citizens throughout the
Coufede ate States to forward without delay contr
buttons Of money and supplies to the Army Com
mittea Of this association. Since the commencement
OF the war this Committee has labored seaousy and
faithfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare Of
our soldiers and their families aud for the success
OF glorious cause. Let those soldiers not be dis
Iouraged now, upon the Of our severest, and ~
we trust, our last and most glorious campaign for
want Of the generous sympathy and support Of their
friends at home.
Shipments made TO Roger Martin, Superintendent,
or VIM Munford, Chairman of tho Army Commit
Tee, will be promptly attended 70. And In accord.
ance with special agreement made with the Super
intendent OF the Southern Express Company, all
express charges will be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions Of money should also bo sent these
gentlemen. WA WILLIS, in, Pres.
ID SLKFGHT. 8oCp0tarY. nv 1l--ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-11

Sunday Seaoo. Aeeting.-A meeting of The
s'Suuday School Union," composed of all
the Baptist Sunday schools in Richmond and
Manchester will be held at the Second Bap-
list Church tonight. These meetings were
in ,ys gone by very interesting, but have
of late been much interrupted by the ey-
citement of the times. They have recently
been resumed, and the one tonight promis
es to be of unusual interest. Reports from
the various schools will be read and several
addresses may be expected. All persons
who feel an interest in Sunday schools, and
the public generally are invited to be pres
mt