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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

The Government having received Off.
cial information that al old woEind re-
cieyed by General Foster commanding
the Department Of the Ohio, some time
since, had unified him for duty, il was
at once directed that he be relieved and
that Gen. Sehoield be ordered to report to
Maior-G General Grant for duty. Il IS op-
lional with the latter whether Seho6eld or
some other General ia the Department
Of the Mississippi, be ordered TO take
command Of the Army of the Ohio, head
quarters at Knoxville.
1t has also been ordered that Major
General Rosecrans take command of
the Army of the Missouri, headquarters
at ST. Louis. This latter announcement
will not be more gratifying 10 those who
have been specially anxious for a change
in this Department than it is to the M
merous friends Of General Rosecrans
that be has again been ordered to duty.
The two announcements above taken
together, furnish a fit subject for congrat-
ulalIon TO the President and the country,
in as much as the positive remov al Of
Gen. Schofeld ought to satisfy those who
have so %slrenuOusly opposed him, and the
appointment of Rosecrans as his success
or not only satisfied all parties in Mis-
souri, but s~ilences the reports that Gen
eral Rosecrans was removed from COM
mand of the Army Of the Cumberland
for causes and that be was to be court
marshaled, He was not removed on &C
count Of any failure to perform faithfully
his duty. He has always proved able,
active and brave.-NarIonal Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

Pc Bridge across the Little Nemaha
on the lower road. is now complete
ready for crossing. The Legislature
egallzed and fixed the toll on this
ge' Mr.. Elliott deserves the pat
e OF the public as well for the en-.
yea as the accommodation bis
affords. By the lower bridge,
iers to ST. Joseph aud other poiu,s
ten miles, besides having good
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
Approved January %, 1864

The officers of a Massachusetts regi-
ment, which RECENTLY encountered the
rebels in the Shenandoah valley. were
much surprised at th e peculiar noise made
eY ne enemy's cannon. Upon inyes,i-
gallon twas discovered that the rebel:
had not fired either shot or she'll. but had
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

American Exchange and Review
sl'le Of a monthly magazine, pub
~ Whiting & Co.. Philadelphia.
= 10 finance, insurance, manufac-
patents, trade, commerce, mining
away intelligence, art, joint-stock
A'lOn interests, physics, social and
pe science. 1t is designed for the
pune class aud business m n gene
and none should be without il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

bliss A. Davis, we are pleased to learn,
commence a school at the old school
hse in this city, on Monday next, for a
I'm of two months. We hope our eiti-
.ns will give Miss Davis a full school,
we know her merit as a teacher de.
rves it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
An Act to anne nd the law prescribing the

An Act to anne nd the law prescribing the
articles 10 be admitted into the mails
of the United States.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States
Of America, in Congress assembled,
That articles of clothing, being manu-
faclured of wool, cotton or linen, and
comprised IN a package not exceeding
two pounds in weight, addressed to any
non commissioned officer OF private serv-
ing in the armies of the United States,
may he transmitted TO the males Of the
United States a the rate of eight cents,
TO be in all cases prepaid, for every four
ounces or any fraction thereof, subject to
such regulations as the Postmaster Gen
eral may prescribe.
Approved January %, 1864
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

hear many complaints regarding
she's Bridge. We have every assur-
that it will be attended to by the
iy Commissioners at their first sit
81 The Bridge Fund tax is being
ually collected, and we hope this
Pc will be put in repair Immediately
Be il, or If there is not enough collected,
ssuing warrants in lieu thereof, as
fund will of course not be exceeded
he expenditures permitted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
THE OLDEST AyD BEsFOFTHE WEEKLE.
The Saturday Evening Post commenced in the
aFstnum5oF y The yoar, q new novel called - .

The Saturday Evening Post o0mmsnsed in the
dFstnum5oF q the yoar,a nss novel, called eFT .
OSWALD GRAY.
By Mrs. Henry Wool, author Of "Eas Lyme"
sVerneTs's Pride p de-.
This novels Published from TIC advance sheets
and manuscripts corrections, expressly forwarded to
US by Mrs. Wood from England. The length Of
this new story viii be about the same As that Of
"EasJ Lyme, " and .EernsI's Pride"
The eoustint object Of the publishers Of The
Post Is to lay before their reads the very beat Slodes
By Native and Foreign Authors.
In additidu g the Stories wrftGsf expressly 70.
The Post, it, Editors also strive to lay before it.
readers, the best Stores from The English Periods
eals. And gave ia addition 70. The. Tides and
Sketches. m5rs or less Agricultural Matter, with q
Riddle, Receipt, New aud Market Department.,
every week.
a SEWING MACHINE GRATIS.
We viii sivs TO any person sending tbirty sub
s~criptiOns ~ The Rsss-and Sixty Dollars, one o.
Wheeler & Wilson's Celebrated Sewing Machines
such IS they sell for Forty-fgs D6llars. The ma
chimes will be selected new at tbo mandatory in
New York. boxed, and forwarded hne Of cost, with
the exception OF freight. lt9
In procuring the sabseTibsfs for this Premium
we prefer that the thirty subscribers should BE-
procured at TIE regular terms Of Two Dollars for
each, bat where this cannot De done, they may be
procured &C our club rates, aud the bsianes Of the
Sixty Dollars forwarded to as 10 cash BY she per-
son desiring TIE mlehines Tue paper viii be sent
to different Post Ofices if desired. Every person
collecting mines should send them with the money
as fast as Obtained. 50 thar tHs subscribers may be-
gin at once TO reserve their papers, aud not become
dissatisfied with thedelay- When the whole num-
bsf of names thirty and whole amount Of money
Sixty dollars, is received, the machine viii Be-
suly forwarded
TERAIi CASH IN ADVANCE.
IcoPy, ono year, $500
2 copies, one year, 500
4eopies, one year, 500
s SCOPES, [and one 70 getter up Of elubl 1920
20 copies, and one to getter up Ofclub, $500
One copy Of tie Post and one Of the Lady's
Friend, $500
Subscribers in British North America mast remit
wv enty cents in addition to the annual subscription,
as we have to prepay tie o. s.. postage on their
papers.
a the price Of The Post Is the SANE - that %
OfThe Lady's Friend, ths Clubs may be composed
exclusively Of the paper, or partly OF the paper and
partly Of ths MagJzine. OF eosrse. tho premium
may be either ono or the other, as desired.
The matter in thc paper will Always DO different
from that 10 the magazine. %
~SpecimeEl numbers Of the Post sent gratis. Al
dress. aa
~ BEAC0N,& PETERSONT
u ID. -. .a.L. No Q7Q Wafa.F - Uhu-r.HAs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

pc learn from late dispatches that
Her has PeneIra'ed by land within ten
rs Of Richmond. Rebel papers call
"beaSt Butler" they had better be
lchful or they may be hooked"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

The natural bridge in front of this
b has washed away, and there is no
now running. It is still closed a few
les above.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

E are in receipt of a new paper pub.
in the German language, by Fran
4. Hoffman, at Omaha, entitled
best of u ability in deciphering
e~rman-Nebraska Territorial Zeit-
at 81 year. This is the first
nn paper published in the Territory;
paper as been much need and, we
will meet with a liberal patronage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
EStraY Notice..

TAKEN Up BY THE UNDERSIGNED
living one mile north Of Nemaha Citys > he
10th OF Nov. One heller, thres years old IN
the spring, white body vita a little mixture Of
red, red neck and ears, white face, korls turn
in and up, red and white legs
WI. Il. HAWLEY4
No 22-29-3s-nd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

Hamilton R. Gamble, Governor of the
State of MISSOURI, died at his residence,
in the city of ST. LGais, on Sunday, the
3Ist ultimo, al twelve o'clock, NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

rank Leslie's Lady's Magazine, for
Pruary, is before US. Its previous
nlatiOn is ably sustained by the pres
humber.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

The weather for a week past has been
narkably pleasant, it has not bored US
it 'augurs' well for an early Spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
STRAY NOTICE

Taken Up BY the subscriber, living three miles
south of Brownsville on the bottom road, on the 18th
Of December, one heller 2 year I'D in the SQrins
red roam, sIuara crop OF left ear.
ABRAHAM PENNY.
Jan. LIST, 1858. MOST, P'd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken Up by tae under ignet, ligiag 6 miles
southwcst u AspihwaiI, on TIE 18th of Aoven1bes
one rcd steer, t#0 years old next srriug has bse1
running ii The neighboshood for the lass or
months. THOMAS HIGGINS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

cal attention TO advertisement of
Hd'es Festival in our paper. 1t is
s on on next Monday evening"
pee, Is ~meri'oriSus, and we hope it
Be literally patronized. Nothing
E left undone TO make thls the Fes.
of the season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

There will be preaching at the Metho-
Church in this city, next Sabbath at
past ten o'clock, p. m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
R. H. ASBER5oN, Commiaaionor
WIN. EDWARDS,
Pawnee City, N. T., Dec. Is, so. n2O-2wS4
Probate Notice.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. Notice
is hereby given that Saturday the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1864, u N, the time set to pro0ye tho
last will and testamentof William Wilson, late d
Nemaha County, Nebraska.
DC. SANDERS, Probate Judge.
BroWnviIle, Jan. l1t4 1884
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

are IN receipt of Peterson's Mag.
II Is equal TO any Magazine pub.
We will publish its prospectus
eek 1t should be taken BY every
IN the land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken Up by the undersigned two miles south o.
Nemaha City, on the 18th OF December, one roar
heifer, red neck, one year old no ma-ks o. brands
MOSES n. CONNER.
Jan. 8, 1864. n2G-3t. Pd. Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

AM BROTYPIST,
Is prepared 10 take MBR0RYPES aad MELTN =
OTYPES in The best style Of the art; and Is
Lower Prices than Ever Before offered IA
941 BroWnyile. c8F
He sfil ~oc.upies the Sky-Light Gallery on Main
Street, opposite the City Drug Store, Hhe1s be
may be found during business hours.
Pictures Warranted q Give SatisfactIon
The public are Invited to can and exauins spsei-
mems.
Hours Of operation, from 3 4 i. to4P,a.
Brownvile, Feb. 4, 1864. n25-f
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

used instead pieces Of railroad iron and
old horse shoes, fastened together with
telegraph wire.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
Comnlissioner's Sac.

Notice is hereby given that we viii as commits
sioners in partition Offer for sale at public auction
on the 10Th day of February, AID. 1854, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. N. and 4 o'clock, D. M,
in front OF the store Of David Butler, in PaWnee
City, n. T., for one third cash, one third in one
year and one third in two years, to be secured b.
n5te and mortgage on deferred payments, the South
East quarter OF section eleven, in township ono
range eleven, east, in Pawnee county, N. L.
j.. 5. WOODS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

TAKEN UP BY THEUNDERsIGNED
living IN Browuville, on the l5fi of Dscem-
Der, one heifyr call, fight briHdIe, with a few
white spots on the side ef It's beal.
JEREMIAH MARRIOTT.
22-vs3t-pd. 40
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.


The LADY's FRIEND-This il the little of r nsv
magazine Published in oar city By Deaeon& Peter
son, No. 5l9 Walnut Street As its title indicates,
il is emPlatie4lly the l1dy's friend. aad : repists
With everything calculated 10 please and instruct
The corps Of contrbutors : is columns sudbree
zone Ct the pest liter ~ talent 10 fhiseoua,rT and
IN England. The fashion Plates in this numbar,
January are saDsrb ana Of the latest 5yfs ahlo
there is gu Abundance 0fpatterns Of Oh classes and
descriptions. Gabriel Wilkes sRetuFn from he
War" is a splended steel engraving. from a design
prep'Icd expressly for The Magazine. This nsE
s~nterpriss is emin My deserving the patroBsgs d
cur lady frieHds-Phiiade phia inquirer.
ANEW LADIEs' MAGAzINE-Isssrs Deacon a
Peters0a have just placed before the pablii 3D. 6rss
number Of / new magazine. called The Ladys
griend Il evidently very we'll oditsd By Mrs.
Henry Peterson is Wen printed and bandsomsly
illustrated, and IS full Of e~xcellens originai readiug.
Among its eontrihut0rs arr Ms Eieanor O.. Dom
uely =. whose excellent Htie sketch called, Gabriel
Wilkes Return - appears With a steel engraving in
his nambcr Miss. Ea senia MotE Mn. peterson,
Miss Virginia Townsend, Marion Uarlaud, and
many others. "A MetieEal Poem" By Mrs. RAN
tolph. probably e~oattius tas bsss taogshs Of the
n~umber.-Forney's Press Phfs3sp hia
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

RICE, sAGo, SPICE. PEPPER, CLOVES CINNAaoN
COVE OYSTERS, RAIsINS, CURRANTs, STARCH,
SOAP PURE SODA De AND ~sALERAIUss sc.
sc, sc,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

General Butler. as will he sean hv he
following order, deals sharply with his
~detractorsi
FORTREss MoNROE, Jan "a.
Charles H.. Graham, of Norfolk. bav-
ing correspondent with the enemy clan.
deslinely, by sending a scurrillous letter
concerning the Commanding General.
and then lying about it, in the most sol.
emn manner. by denying the authorship,
which he now cenfesses, having been
confined IN the guard-house ill be could
tell the truth, is discharged. He would
have been punished further, If be be bad
written on anyOther subject. BY COM
mand Of MAJ-GEN. BuTLER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

given that / will on 5he Ist day Of Maron, 1884,
sell the following real espfta, uD-wi: 1ae narth
half Of toe southwest quarter of sec. 10. 7. Also
the northeast quarter 81 tie cuthWest quarter Of
see. No. Z 81 in toEn 8 raDge ~, east, 10 the hgb-
est bidder f0r cash III baud. JOIN uIRKS !.
Br0wnFile, Feb. 41564., no So ID
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
MArHER 3. ABBorr.

UNITED TATEs AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPER AD-
sRTIsIEo AGENCY, 3s3 Broadway, New York, are
7 authorized agents for the Advertiser and Farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
THl EalIF'S FRTETI.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE;
LITERATURE AND FASHION.

The Janusry number OF our New Magazine has
met With avery aattsringr eeaptioa fromths journ-
sis Of che coaiE1y. Read she following among
many.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
C. u. SCRREN.

.GExERAL ADvERTIeINo AGENT, ana Dealer in
ews, Book, and colOred Inks OF the Best Quality
10. 60 Dearborn treet, Chicago, Illinois, is our au-
,OriEed agent for the Advertiser and Farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
JOY. coz & co.

ADVERTISING AGENTS, and Dealers in Inks and
%intins Material Of all kinds, once ribune Building
ew York, and Browns Iron Building Philadelphia
Re our authorized agents for the Advertiser and Far
-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11

WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES 70 THE1R
friends ana the public generally, that they have Inst
received a superior lot Of Family Groceries, and iavite
the attention Of purchasers TO their stock including
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
TER4I, CASH IN ADVANCE.
EStFaY Notice.

9La No. $40 WaISas s.. Phs.isiaa
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
CLOTHING /: HEIRYR9lY.

We, the undersigned, will respectfully inform the
citizens Of Brownville and the surrounding country
that we have received one Of the best selected stOcKsS
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
To the yoteIs of Russell County

Fellow-citizms, Having declared myself q
candidate for.the efice of Commissioner of the
Revenue in the Western District OF Russell coun-
ty, and being the Extraordinarily the field, and
as am sobaaly crippled by being thrown from
a horse, that it would be with great difficulty
that would canvass the county, 1 take this
method Of informing you, that am candidate,
and willscontinue to be a candidate till the day
of election.
As to my qualifications, can only refer you
to my past services in that office, and knowing,
as do, that nearly all Of you are personally ac-
quainted with me, and that you are well ac-
,quainted with my former laborss as commission
er, will just say to yo,s that shall ever feel
grateful to you for past favors, and hope to be
remembered by you on the day Of election; and
if am elected, shall feel myself under great
obligations to serve you to the best of my abili-
ty. If not elected, l shall eheerfully submit.
Yours, with respect,
& $50 G. w. GAMBLER.
3 3 = t.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
TO the Voters of Russell County.

Having. after mature and deliberate rehec-
ton, concluded tosbecome a candidate for the
.Clerkship of thesCounty Court Of Russell
county, have Thought it best to adopt this
motafod in giving pnblicity to the fact, as my
present duties will not permit me to visit the
various parts of the county before the cleo.
tion, which, would under ordinary circum-
stances gladly dol tits known TO many of
you, feliow-citizels, that at the commence
ment of cur present unhappy difficulties,
did not stop to enquire whether they might
not have been averfed, but hearing the alarm
of war echoing and re-echoing through the
hills OF my mountain home. which but too
plainly foretoId d general CONFUSION, which
was destined to spread from one end of our
country to the other, volunteered as pri-
vate in one of the first companies which CON-
posed the 4Sth Va. Regt. AS TO the manner
in which / discharged my duties in the me-
morabe campaign Of Northwestern Virginia
in the summer and fall Of 1861, only refer
you to those who we're with me; and q to the
manner in which i conducted myself after
wards uOder the immortal jackson in the
battles Of Mcdowell, Winchester, Cross Keys,
Port Repablic, Gaines Mill, Malvern Hill and
Second Manassas, leave for my comrades in
arms to testify. In the last mentioned battle,
received a wound from which never ex.
pecs TO recover, and from which Twas decIar-
ed BY the Medical Board Of Gen. Johnston's
Diyision unfit for. infantry service, and was
accordingly Transferred to cavalry, but was
subsequently ordered BY Gee. Lee to report
at Richmond for conscript duty, and was as
signed by the Bureau Of Conscsiptios o.duty
in Russell county, and thus il is am now
here. do not claim this, hosever, as a
qualification or fitness for che Office which /
ask at your hands, but speak of it only to
show you that have not been altogether un-
mindful Of the interest Of my country Ny
competitor is ubfiv for ,nfantfy service, so am
I, as abondastly shown by the decisiono the
Medical Board towhich 1 have referred He
can perform cavalry dusy. and so can I; SO
we stand side by side in this regard. You
must, however, permit me to say without pre-
sumption, that r claim equal qualifications
with him to discharge the duties Of the Office,
and am willing 70 leave the decision of this
question to your arbitration. Ii you shall =
gree with me and elect me Clerk Of the Coun
ty Court of your county, will be much graz
tilted. but if your decision should be agains,
me- | will eheerfully submit
May q, 1864. "A. N. LEE.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
To the voters of scott County.

I hope you win not be surprised to see this
note from me, as some Of my friends have had
my name announced in the Virgiaian rs can
didate for Commissioner Of the Revenue in the
Northern Nstrictof Scott county. now de-
clare myself candidate, and will remain enc
until the election il over. will have no time
to canvass the county, from the fact that I will
be absent swirh the army contending for South
ern rights and Southern institutions, but if my
fellow citizens will honor me with the position,
they may rest assured that its duties will BE
faithfully performed But notwithstanding my
duties to the public service render itimposhble
for me to see you in person. Ihope you will be
as mindful Of me when yon come to the polls as
though had paid you thousand visits. &
Now. fellow citizens. submit my claims to
your consideration. My itness for the position
needs no.explanation. rs you oil know me, and
if elected, KshaH feel myself under many obli-
cations to serve you to the best Of my abilities
I am gentlemen,
Your friend and fellow-citizen,
WILLIAM r. RAMEY. +
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20

Having announced myself rs a candidate for
the of{lce Of Commissioner Of the Revenue for
the Western District Of Russell county, the po-
sition / ask at yodr hands is one that feel con-
fdent that | can 81 as well as any inexperienc-
ed man in that business. i am an old soldier
of Co. A. 2eth va. Regt. entered the service
in june, 1861, todefehd the rights Of my coun-
try. Net having a very strong Constitution
when entered the service. $50 in the course Of
two years hard service, Z become. entirely sbro-
ken down, and in, February, 1858, by the adj
vice and certificate of disability from the Sur
geon Of the Regt 10 which belonged, Iresigned
nv commission and returned home to my fami-
II. Ny health still being such as / am not able
for service, i ask this office as a means to sup
port my family. 4 leave the matter with the
voters to say whogets the Office. j hope you
will not forget Neon the day Of the election,
and vote for me if you can do SO with clear
consciesce. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ABEDNAGO KISER.
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C4np NEAR K1xsrox N. c., l
May lst, 1854 J
tn fhe YAfers 0f Hnssell.

The Russell troops in the goth Va. Regt. as
they are deprived of the privilege of voting for
County officers. respectfully recommend Lieut..
B: J. Fuller Of said Regiment as commissioner
of the Revenue for the Eastern District of Rus
sell, and request Of their friends and desire that
the voters generally will support him at the en-
suing election. Lieut. Fuller has served faith
fully for'two years and better, notwithstanding
he was5exempt bysaew. and now as he is render
ed unfit for service, and particularly in this warm
climate, by disease, we will take it as a great
favor if our people will reward him by electing
him Commissioper.of the Revenue for the East
ern District of Russell
Cos A and G., 2ath Va Reet.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
To the People of
WASHINGTON COUNTY

- announce myself q candidate for the next
Hherifalty. The best service lean render, will be
: TO raise good crop, and intend to bend all my
: efotts to the accomplishment Of that end, Gas
have been preparing for it all winter, shall
not, therefore be able to visit the veters gene
rally 1t is known to every one that the enemies
OF candidate often resort to ISLANDERS and tra-
ductions. | trust the people will not be infu-
enced by falsehoods and ISLANDERS started on the
eve Of every election. 80.
: Ton all knoo me, and my past life is open to
your inspection. I keep nothing hid ask my
! friends to come to the polls and give me their
: votes. VIM KING HEISKELL.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20

Candidates for Washingson County
- A1CARD.

In obedience to the urgent request Of many
eitizenf of this county, hereby announce my
self candidate for the office Of Commissioner
Z Of the Revenue for the West end of Washington
county, at the approaching election.
" have neither the time nor the inclination to
electionesr for the position, but if my fellew-
citizens viii honor me with the position, they
y may rest sssuredthat its duties shall be faith
fully discharged Ts the voters would say,
that rely entirely on my merit, and unlike
some other candidates, /, during the pendancy
Of the election, will stay nthe field where duty
calls, while they remain at home selling whis-
Ky at enormous high rates., specializing on the
wants of the soldier and the soldiers wives. |
have served my country in the army for TIVE
and half years, and as to my merit, appeal
to the commanders Of my Regiment to which /
have belonged, submitting my case to you for
your approval or rejection. -
am very respectfully,
- Your obedient servaAt,
j. G. STANFIELD,
~ Capt. Co. C, I'D Va. Cavalry.