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The Placer herald., 1864-03-05

TERMS OF COURT.
Below will be found correct table of the times
of holding the several Courts in our county:
District Court.
Hon. L. B. MCFARLAND, Judge. Meets first
Monday in February. May and July, and second
Monday in November.
County Court.
HOY. HART FELLOWS, Judge. Meets first Mon
day in March. June, September and December.
Probate Court.
Hon. HART Fellows Judge. Meets first Mon
day in March, June, September and December.
Supervisors.
District No. ............. James r. Rogers
District No 2 ............... D. W. Madden
District No. 3..... Michael Fannon
Ns- The Board meets the first Monday in Feb
ruary. May, August and November.
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fnauual.
UNITED srArEs TREASURY, NEw YORK, March "a Ia0@
IN 40 GOVERNMENT LOAN.

IU-4O By direction Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury
hereby give notice that prepared receive subscriptions
on account of United States Bond authorized BY the Act
Of March g. 1884, bearing date March /. 1901 redeeDa1e
at the pleasure Of the Government ter ten years and
payable forty years from date bearing interest at five per
centur year PAYABLE Bonds One Hundred Dol
lars annually all other Bonds semi annually in coin
Subscribers viii receive either Registered OF Coupon Bonds
as they may pTe!.r
Finy Dollars 50 One Hundred GLARS 1907, Five Humid
red Dollars $780, One Thousand Dollars $1,000 Five Taou
sand Dollars 900 and Ten Thousand Dollars $1,000
and Coupon Bonds Of the denominations of Fifty Dollars $50
One Hundred Dollars ~ 1907, Five Hundred Dollars $40
ard One Thousand Dollars (+i,ojOl.
Subscribers this loan vii have the option Of having their
bonds draw interest from March September TIE case
NAV be- BY paying the aecrued n,eres, coin United
states notes Of National Banks adding MY psi
cen; for premium receive them drawing interest Rom t'
date Of subscription and deposit
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions viii issue my cerihca
Of deposit therefor in duplicate the original OF winch VIII o
forw aIded by the Subscriber the Secretary OF the Treasury
Washington with letter stating the sina pegisteIod o.
coupon) aud the denominations Of bonds required.
Upon the receipt Of the Original certificates at the Treasury
Department the bonds subsbn5si for vii be transmitted Il
The subscribers respectively the same can 20 pre-
| pared.
commisrion OF oneeishh Of one per cent will be allowed
10 those subscribing FOR others resale. The de'y
these bonds has commented and viii be continued promptly
JOHS j. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer, L. ;.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the MARI
L POSA COAPAEYEoiice Il hereby given, that meet
Of the stcckhodeTs Of tie bIPoss Iompany ~" e he'd
OF New orb. the @h DAY Of May merit Al noon Tor TIE
purpose deciding upon the Increase and increasing tb
sIn6nt Of the Its stock OF the aid Company by sd
don twenty thousand shares 20 the hundred thousand
shares already issued DsAng, with such increase losi
ra Of one hundred and twenty thousand hse at the par
value Of hundred dollar, snare EnounDg atoretHe 10
twelve million. Of dollars oFdsT tst To floating debt OF the
COMPANY y be paid and the mining and other resources d
is estate may be completely aud expedIossy DO
velopcd
- JANIS HOY,
MORRIS kETCHUN
GEORGE OPDYkE,
NewYort April II, 1854 halOrhy Of the Irni.ee1
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Gorsss, Carriages, Sc.

TOR SALE-A handsome pair of iron-gray
Il TROIrING MARES; stylish gate years old price
ass Inquire at No III Grsnd.t second door, iom ioi
a. m. 10 u p
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A j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co.
"A. will Sell at Auction, FRIDAY, April u, 1t IL
o'clock al the Ixehsu.e Sfssroou No. III RToadway,
VALUABLE PROPERTY
on -. Msrk's Tlsce nud on 4thav. - ,
On ST. MARKS Place tlhst the 4st0ry brick HOUSE ana
LOT No 10 81 MARKS Place south le, between stav and
4. Lot 1914 in front by l5l deep on the western
side ard 1916 deep on the rly tide. House 1871 trout
and rear by deep in good order hos roton bsn
room. sc. s rented TO good tensnts $500 now Oh
mort ige. which remain or BE- paid on $500, =,
On 4tnsv. LOTS the wet side, between lSotn ana
l26hsis Of each 25rgO For Maps Terms, &c. apply TO
the Auctoucefs No. - tcdarst.
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IRON TO cents per pound paid for Old
Il BeoIs Newspaper Pamphlet and LedseIs; and The
highest cash prics Paid for all kinds Of Rag. BY
y. X WALKER, Ne. % spyucs =
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4 j. BLEECKER, son & Co. Will SELL
~ ct AUCTION on TUESDAY, April 2G at IL O'Clock, at
the Exchange Saiesroorn. No. III Broadwsy.
PENEMPFORf SALE -
OF VALUABLE LOTS ON BLOOHlNGDALE ROAD
llrH-Av. lDjD AND l0tTH SITS.
on BROADWAY (BLDJ bISGDALE ROADS, Lots on
the west SIDE comprising the entrs foot between l03d and
oh sts being about % feet ront EACH and from be TO l9
feet in q, lth.
on ilTf-AV-s Lots on the side being the whols
front o lJ3i to ~ hs size Of corner Lots .liIlOOi In
lie Lots, 2'xl00 10 DEPTH
on lt3D-ST.-l1 Lots on the north side commencing
10 &. Of Broadway size Of each lot 23Hi block
o. lOi rH-Sf8 lots on sou'1 SIDE. c)nmenclng oo4s
west o; elooui1gd,le road siza Of each 21t oioes
Maps. &C., at Auctioneers once NO. n Cedai'st
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NEW-YORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE
~ BANK.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FISCAL AGENT
or UNITED STATES

NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
Bx from the Secretary Of the Treasury this
Baut will receive subs on- for the National 10 90 Five per
Cent Loan in coupon bonds registered certificates redeem.
able ater ten and payable forty years from date" In coin and
will allow 10 banks bankers and brokers the usual commission
Of ons-sighth o. one per cent -
This loan b..rs gold interest. payable semisnnualy on
coupon aud bonds OF SH aud over and annual
on bonds o! the denominations Of $50 aud flOo
The interest on this Loan s payable tie first dnys oi
Mach and September each year The semi annual coupons
are payable al de. and The annual coupons o the 80
and loo bond. are De able on the bret Of Mach
The coupon bonds win be ready fr delivery early In AP,
and ~ .st. red bonds about the hTs Of May.
Remittances may be ade in legal tender notes Natiof
Bsni Note. or "a das &c, per IN th, City, addressed,
b. s. COOKE, Cashier,
Now.YoIk National Eiohanse Bank
Few.York. April r. 1854
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90 hJbom it man Concern.

A IL Persons having Friends or Relatives in
~ the Wants Ground formerly occupied By Zion Church.
conner Church and Lconsi hereby notified that the
REMOVAL OF the Will take place about the 18th
inst, Buryng Ground at Cypress hll Cemetery
J. VI. RATo, Secretary. q. GlbLbTT, Chairman
A TTENTION Soldiers The 500 Bounty,
N due Soldiers DISCHARGED for Wounds is berg col
ected and pd CoIninuncl by nail promptly unswered
Apply VIII, discharges J. T. HUNT Co., No. "a Broad
W Nev.lork
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OYyIcs OF THE ErsA FIRE Insurance ConPASr
NKg YORK April IL. 1904.
AT q MEETING of the BOARD Of DlREC-
IA TORS OF this Company. bold this day the Secretary
Air Lyinrton ssticree rendered his regnaon account
Of gong another business whcreupon was resolved
that the resignation Of Mr. sAtteree be accepted ,
Kested That the Board express their nigh appreciation OF
the ability and integrity Of Mr. Livingston SstleIee, e'oed
In bis course az Secretary Of this Company.
Resored That Mr. II C. Beach be appointed Secretary In
place Of Mr.. SAttrrire- -.
Reaofed That mr VIM II. Barbour be appointed Assistant
Secretary of this Company.
The above resolutions " ere carried unanimously
JACOB bKOUWE H, President.
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OFFICE or s,srASr QuAnTERxAsrEn,

OFFICE or ss,sTASr QuARTERxAsTER,l
NAslISGTOS, April II, 1854
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL-
~ ROADS AUC1iOS.-Wil be SOLD, WEDEES-
Day the 18th day Of Nay st the Railroad Depot in AeAan
dra Va:
$50 TINS Of Old Railroad IRON
100 Tuns OF Old Car ASies
$50 Tuns Of Cast Scrap ron
100 Tuns Of Wrought Iron.
3Tuus Of Old Brass and Copper.
go Oh Barrels.
Terms: Cash in Government Funds Ten 0) per cent 70
be paid .. the tune of purChae the balance delivery
The property must be removed ~thn ten days from date OF
sale. Ii L. hObtSSoS, =,
Captain and A. O. NJ.
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4 DRIAN n. MULLER. Auctioneer.
~ VALUABLE BUILDING PLOTS NEAR CRlSShlLL
STATION. .
ADRIAN II. MULLER p. r. WILKINS Co. viii eel
at Auction FRIDAY April r. 1904 At u O'clock at the
Exchange SalesToouI, 80. i'll broadway:
twenty-five Acre. Of Lend in the Township Of Hackens,ck
Bergen County, n. 81 hall mile from Crssk formerly
Lover C1,tefD station the Notlern Railroad II mi 20
roi York The land IL situated elevation bounded
by roads and has ample frontage (2OVO eet) for being
Ir1hsby divided The locality u the best on the road
Investment for The attention Of merchants
bank and insurance Offices j. invited 10 tbs sale Tbe and
will be- sold in two plot. OF ii each Maps Office oil
Auctiou.,rs (3,oaL)
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NESIGNS Ear Aha sal DIERS MONUMENT


! y at GETTYSBURG.-The Undersigned, Committee Of
,he proposed Soldiers National donnm-a" at Gettysburg
Pcnna INVITE DESIGNS lvr that Monument with esti-
uates the Of winch exec; must not exceed S50c
The designs be for rlOnueni OF Bronze or Granite,
or Of both materials having the base lower PORTION con-
structeas admit of tablets Of bronze of .aHeu capacity
20 contain ,e names Of the go Union colder, WHO fell IN the
memorable battle Of Getty burs she names to ne arranged
under the da to which the dece1ed belonged
giving ao FOR the State other chosen devices
Saidug upon Ibis bae appropriate group single hgre
desired while SIDES nay contain sculptures IN relief -
far rs the space viii admit.
think proper TO state that they are not u
favor Of All obedsk or column.
70, the accepted Design. { 30 viii be paid 49,,
Designs Tor tie Lodge nd ao gatews, with adjoining
iron feuee for the Cous<ery, Gso so!'ci'r..
The Designs for the Monument uas be furnished on or be-
fors the 5h dly May CId LAY De sent 20 JOHN =
BARTLETT Scre:ar OF TIE poard Of COMMENCEMENT Prov
itence r. Those r the Lode, gateway and fence are re-
euired By the 10Th VI MAJ The latter be sent 20 DAVID
WILLS President Of TIE Bosri. Gettysburg. penna Any
further information reetiye the pfopo,-e Monument and
Cemetery my be Obtained nom either Of the above named
genuenen--Get.ysburg, April :, l3a
P 93ilH r. @b5kkEkif LErr, ''S ~ 'ss'
p. w. NORRIS, Board OK
T. W. FERRY. Commissioners.
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EXECUTRIX SALE of the contents OF a
II ,-1arge PRINTING aud SIEREOTYPIN0 ESTAB

BENZ. p. FAIRCHTLD, Auctioneer
On TUESDAY, Apr D. At 10 O'Clock. at Nos ~ snd -
Centre Tin the rrsTl, the contents OF the frb
iug aud Steeoty png Establishment OF the late WILLIAM
II. TlNSOS.
Consisting o: large quantity Of Plea, Small Plea Ions
Primer Bourgcouis Br-vrI, Mnon SonpIeil agate Pearl
Plain and ornamental Type In lrgr qusntes Also hsnd
Presses Stands Cescs We,t;ug Board Chsses Large and
Small Ston-s Brass sud cod ual-ys, STICKS Ohce urni
{. TINS0S, Exocut-ix-
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& OGDEN.


HI COMMISSION BROKERS, -.
Gs,e with Fisk Hatch No Broadst TWO doofsucn " AZ
Government Securities, Stocks, Bends aud Cod be1gn
and Sold on Commission ~,
Bold and assotia.ec, - ,,,o.o,
eabscriptons received FOR the New National 10 ~ Loan
r,ricuiar attention gwen the collections Of u = One
Ter Sir per CeEt CeIthcaes Of Indebtedness ana % u
vxrson Of Treasury into u per Cent BONG. o. ooI
Collections made al points In the Ihneo SIsre Sis
Cszsdas with prompt retsrnh - o., 4,
ARTHUR ROBTHsos. J. u. Oapks, u
Rssore:oss-Sey York: Fisk Hatch, Bsnkers Bank OF
fhs Couunonw eah. Philadelphia: jay Cooke Coz BANK
sn, p s Wheen l. Co. Banker. Boston: The Hon >
h alley President Of the Revere Bank Brewfte SWEET
Co. Bankers Washnton; The Hon. L. +. Chittenden, hss
ssesr CT Treasury }. y. Hutchinson l. Co, Bankers
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financial.
no RNLROAp CO., }
CLEVELAND Al

exxisuRkRs oFTIcE, CLKyi M d 10 - ,or
A SEMI-ANNUAL tDEND 81 Pr
n CENT free from Gov ,.ont tax upon tne y a
k.-sk Of the CLEVELAND a TOLEDO IIAIIhCS hs
MPANY has this day been declared BY the beso % .,
s.r, pavsb!e or the day Of April nest At ne once OF
Ee.us tERMILYE Co. No ~ Wallst rev ioiA NY
& 2Ist day OF May next and alter INC a''i e''s o.
hr Conpsny's Once In Cleveland -, =, - .,o..A -,
fbe Company stock Transfer Books VIZ De coco Coz. on
Al. 18th day Of pr next and remain closed SIth Ine - cay
NJ ApuL "a. =. - - -
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A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER.
"a Office No pine-st.
SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD PIANO.FOGTE, ELyEf CAbPETlhO, &c
A. JOURSEAf
will sell on FRIDAY April q at 10 M At the residence
No. 95 WEST TWENTIETH.ST.,
aTsc asso Lneut Of
FTRSTCLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
rosewood mahogany and OAK. consisting u part o. rose
wood Suites IN plush and reps; rlTbtop center .pss
Velvet and brusses Carpets, cnaneed Chamber Suites,
Mant. Ornaments, Deddug HAIR ind Stra" Mattresses
Chua Gallery Glassware and an assortment OF hitchen
lLansils WITH which the sale VIII commence.
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ITO PRINTERS the LIST Of May shall
i REMOVE nv Printers Warehouse from No Spruce.
q, (Tribane budings) No. - Fulton corner Of cold,
Wilson's buildings, where shall have more room and
better facilities every Tor tho expedition Of business
J. u. COOLEY
II s. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
L locations oT Army and Navy. oce % Bible houseN.Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22

A J. BLEECKER, Auetioneer. Partition
IA sac Of valuable PROPERTY at Fotlhar By order q
the So neme Court will be SOLD at pubic action by A. J.
BLEEChER, AuriiOnoer on the premes, on THURSDAY,
O'Clock the 2lh dy Of April Inst under the direction
OF Pho T. kug es referee. TOE above lands generally
known part the Of tle a.e Thomas Ba,sord de-
erased being ~ oinns the Harlem Railroad at
for1ham and runnnr the westerly side Of said road
toward Trenton consisting OF woods meadows and orcTls.
lid ~ plot. Of from two 70 eight will so be SOLD
number OF Building Lots she railroad depot; will also
be Sold the large Stone Mansion formerly occupied by the
srs as-iorl For maps and further particulars apply
to the Aucjueer No y Cedar-st, and to PhlLO T. RUG
GLES, No. Is Nassau.st.
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FAIR.
COMMITTEE on ARMS AND TROPHIES.
KEw.YosK, April Is, 1894
ARMY AND NAVY SWORDS.

The Subscription for the Army and Navy Sword In tho
Metropolitan Fair will finally close SATURDAY the a3d
inst ct O'Clock p no Subscrp,io. viii be taken on the
books after o'clock p m. Of that day Ballot Boxes will DO
placed Fair Buildings at lfhst and lThst to receive
al subserp ons from O'Clock until o'clock In sealed
envelopes. The Subscriber incosins the money or eer
fed" check OF bank the City Of Nc~YOrs with bis name,
which will be placed tho Subscription Book the same
evening by COMMITTEES appointed for la, purpose.
WILLIAM 7. BLODGETT. Chairman.
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Sales bp auction.

4 J. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell at
~ auction FRIDAY, April - al II a: m, a. NO.
38 se 3l I'd sv between 18th and 2bh.ts, all the FUR
klTURE contained in said house. PsticadIS hereafter
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A BSOLUTE SALE of the Valuable COAL
n ESTATE WiiEesbarre. LUt.rne County, Penn.ylva
ult known a. the "AlMBERTON COAL LOAPAh1."-
mi. valuable property coptsiuug nearly $40 Of land
viii be cold At ssction the PbL4dsphis Exchange, Oh
WEDNESDAY May 1904 AZ II O'CLOCK. II is known
10 h. very valuable veins Of coa having been proved 1t
IL within short distance OF WukesbaTre and 4 open to e1
ANIMATION at any time.
t 4 paa Oh lle estate rsap the sTetion store
~ Sue aJsouse one l0usdnd GodJs 70 Be pad 1hen
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auc,ioneer.
No ~ Wanut-st Philadelphia
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Sales bp Auction.

A. JouRsRsy, AucrIoSgER orycR No PnEsr.
GALE OF FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE.
A. JOuRSEAY viii sell Oh WEDNESDAY, April a. Of
the idence No. 10 West 41st nav The entire
contents OF the above house, comprising large and varied
assortment Of
RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SilEERFLALED WARE,
ROSEWOOD PiANOfORTE,
MEDALLION AID VELVET CARPETING,
SIAIuAitY, REAL BROSLEs,
LINE OF FlhST.Cl.kSS OIL PAINTINGS, lie, &c
CATALOGUES AT The OFFICE or THE AUG
TIONEER, no. y PINE-ST.
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WILLIAM T. BLODGETT. Chairman.
QUARrEssAsrgR's OFFICE, No. 8 Safest.
EEv. YORK. Mach ], 1854. )


- d extraordinary instrument Tor immediate Sead
w0-cent stamp for pamphlet; Addressed 70 ENEhahbos
WARNER box no. 3,l3i
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NEv.YoHK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD Co.,

Corner At sv. and IN -,
TRgAsURER'S OFFICE, Apr 6, lf6i
A DIVIDEND Of TllREE DOLLARS per
"A Share free from Government TaAl has THIS DAY
Ken declared the Capita Stock Of The Compy payable
- 81, ase on and acr MONDAY the I'd day Of May next
h~ Transfer Books viii close tie 2Cth inst andreopen on
Ne I'd OF Nay next w. bEMfNii treasurer
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THE AMERICAN KxcHsSGE BANK,
NEwi oRg April ~, 1864
DNIDEND.-A Dividend Of -Four per cent
on the Capital Stock Of this Bank, free q Government
~ has been dscared yabe and AcI MONDAY Mays
frsnafT Books viii be- closed WEDNESDAY 2th lnsi
.aS reopened TUES DAY, May b. MURRAY, Cashier.
nIVIDEND.-- LONG ISLAND RAIL
IL ROAD COMPANY have declared a QuGrteTly p,vdciu
II ONE AND A HALF az PER CENT nee Of GoyeII,'
payable and after May at the balk oil 'ft
America n y. The transfer books viii be eosed nom Ai
- 70 May 2. OLlN LIZ CHAlNbICh i'eN'"o-N
Es.,eI. Point, April 20 1864.
Mgcuasrcs' AND TRADERS BAN
XIV YoEK. April 10 1865.
VyHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have Ilils
DAY declared DIVIDEND OF -FOUR FER CLNF' Me-
,Sfoyernon tax payable and aer tie I'd day Of hsy
SRI The transfer books viii be closed from ZVth nst &c
Maya OEo. ". lOo-l, N49--''. |
A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTlONEER.
"A sgeeO GOLD AT AUCTION!!
ALBERT ii. NICOLA1
WILL SELL THIS DAY,
FRIDAY, April ~
AT II O'CLOCK NOON, AT THE
STOCK SALESROOMS,
No. 81 WlLLlAE-ST,
foq Ok whom concern, 5000 American Soe
Cola
Rls.
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ST LOUIS ALTOS. AND TKHRE HAUTE X, X Co,
No. u WAII,sT NEW YORK, April II, 1854 }
Dividend Of SEVEN PER
~ CENT e-s the Government tai, wiil DC Pad on The
ktseIed stock Of The Company on snd ter hopAl Tie
,.eood dTv OF NAV next OF the flank Of North America
Tue Transfer Books Of tais STOCK will De closed om the
c. BUTLER, President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13

Mr.. W. q. Bsyne, who was one Of the
hrst delegates from the Cleveland Com
mission, writes as follows;
al en- stsaioaed at Campbell Hospital,
Washington In the last teu days 1 have
distributed as follows:
Religious papers, 700; pages Of traos,
SOOO; small books, 500; large books, 25; (;
testsments, 100; sheets wiring paper, 800;
envelopes, 500; have Writiea 25 letters
for siok soldiers have dristibuted on an
average, each day, Is cans Of fruit, ten
haitlAa- jail. tRn dozen large bottles Of
pickles, dozen lemons. ! doI n orspges,
dozen ho se-Wives, and & large amount
Of clothing WhsB you remember that all
these things have been delivered by
me personally, yeu will readily pereeiVe
that have no: been idle. l have oouVers-
ed upon the subjeot Of religion and pray
ed with oVeF 400 Of these sick soldierp,
md although / an q feeble instrument,
eomphsbed some good. have generally
found the men ready and eager TO hear
Divine truth. They love to hear the story
Of the cross; they love to hear the exceed
ing, great and precious promises 4 God to
man they love 70 think Of blissful homo
in heaven, where war and Fumors Of war
ns'sr disturb the peace snd happiness Of
it's possessors. feel thankful to my
Heavenly Father for tbs free access he has
granted me to the hearts Of these brave
boys who have gone ct their ooun try 3 call,
and WhO, as the result Of their fidelity 10
the esuse Of liberty and humSnity, nos
lie suffering from CHASTITY wounds and
terrible bodily mRlsdies
I also feel grateful to the Clevel and
Christian Commission who did me the
honor to send me Fl q delegate, hoping, by
3 faithful and prsyerful life and earnest
endesVors to do good, TO prove myself
worthy Of the conhdsnss they have repOsed
in me. --t
Rev. Mr.. Monteith also writes from Cold
HarbOr, Virginia, IS follows;
ain the midst Of the scenes which sur
rounds me, and in view Of the constant
demsnd upon all my possible labor, it Is
hardly to be espeetsd that would make
any eopious report to you Let itsufice.
TO say, that am doing my best, under the
auspices Of the blessed Chrisian Commits
sion, TO remove the sad effects OF the terri.
be but short battle Of night before last.
The work on the brittle field is more severe
but nos more WEARING or iBjurious than
the labor Of the hospitals further in the
rear. The wounded are sent from the
front IS soon ss we'll dressed and trans
Ha.,ssss- at ~ he y ToFa Ssehs % DeaNvugU
- Hha ahnlI