davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

srBesG FAPH. The New York Rsts,
even after the fall of Richmond, pre-
diets good for Gen Lee, and disaster to
|. The Gpysfnmeat. Il forecasts long
continhAuce Of the war, ana thus points
oss what 1t conceives to be Lees advan-
FALee has cast from MIN the last Of the
weigh 8 hat dragged upon his military
action. He is free from the responsible
| ity Of guarding 50 many different points,
whose occupation was cf no real yalue
| to him, and heneeforward he will wait
! battle in the natural stfohgholds Of his
country, defended, not-in Difference to
] the, national pride, but for simply militia
4 ry, purposes. The abandonment Of
Il Richmond is but an incident of the var
4 until Lee ahandons the, cause the war
goes on as 6ercelyf as desperately and
4 destructlgely as ever rc js5 81 I'd.
Since that cofacular nonsenee was
written Lee has cast from him some
other incumbrances, in the shape o
9 Generals, thousands of soldiers, artillery
and army trains, and instead of retiring
10 thsinatural strongholds of his coun
try to continue hopeless and murder
Gus contest, he bias been oyertaken il
\ his flight, and on Sunday last he gave Vi
Fthe ghost,ih a military point of view
but still we have no doubt the NelOs
With the aid of the Vinoennes, Ssaa, cal
figure out a glorious future for him an,
} their favorite, JEFF Davis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

From Rev. J. n. Turner, Pastor Of Hsddins N.
y. Church, PhIladelPhia:
d.. Saeksom, il tia
DEAR sTH:-Hsying used your Geman Bittsrs In
ny family frequently, an prepared 10 say thaa
u has bsea Of great service. / believe thas -
cases OF general debility Of the system IL "a the
any knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
m D TUNER,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
EIshth. below cea.s. s Il FhIIsasIpPl.

From Rev. wsTren Rando Iph, Faster Of the
Baptist Church AZ Germsntown, Penn:
Dr.. o. n. gaoksoHr ~ HOW frrrar i
DEAR srR Personal experience enables me 70
say that regard the German Bittsrs made b.
you - a mogt excellent medicine. In cases Of Sc
we're cold and general debility have been greatly
bsnefittsd By the Of che Bittsrs and aoabt not
they VII producs similar effects others.
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH, 81
Germantown, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

: From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., EDITOR Of
the Encyclopedia OF Rellglosss Knowlcdgs aed
Christian Chronicle, philadelphia:
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through diatrust of
their ingredients and efeets.I yet know Of no
Sufficient reasons why man may not Isstify 20
tbs benefits be believes himself 60 have =, celved
from any simple preparation, IN the hope that be
MAJ thus contribute 90 the benefit Of others.
do this the nOrO readily In regard 20 Hoof-
lands Gerraan BitteTs, prepared BY Dr.. q. NJ.
Jackson Of this city, because 1 was preIudfced
against them for many years. under the impres.
sion that they wers chiefly alcoholic mixture
an indebted % my friend, Rohert shDefnak0r,
Esq, for the removal of this prejudice BY proper
tests, and for encouragement 10 try thsln wien
s1Aiering from great and long continued debility.
The use 81 three bottles Of tess Bitts at the boz
gaming Of tbs present year, wAs followed by eyi.
dsnt relief and restoration, 70 degree 81 bodily
WSd mental vigor which i had n0t hlf for six
months before, and had almost despaiFed Of re-
gaining. therefofe THANK God and my frisnd
80 'll'F j. EEwT0s BROWN,
asais ahf r a~eft Philsdelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

S@- The New York HeralG expresses
the opinion that cotton can be bought
anywhere, before the end Of the sum-
mer, for s0cents per pound 'a q ~, , .s,5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
BANK.
The Merchants taooa
NATIONAL BANK,
i+a OF EVANSVILLE. e. p =
essi 81 -I rsa seI ,1p - "a
Capital = $3.50, zoe.
$500 -In 40 Bona tssl.H -4+ .fat .a ~
DIREGTORs
IsAAo AAAs.

This Bank will be located on the corner OF Main
and First streets, ia the room occupied by
Mr.. Healy, rs soon as the Necessary change can
be made. II q 100 q I'LL 4eIN6
a @. R. DEMENT,, Pres't
a -1tt 4. RALEIGH, Vice Pres,t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

From the Rev. Joseph II. Kennard, Pastor
the Tenth Baptist Church:
D.. Jacksoa, Hl@ t
g DEAE bIR:--I have been frequsntly rsqkestsd 10
connect my name with Communications Of differ.
emit kinds ~ medicines, but regarding the pFac.
tice as ont Of my appropriate sphere have IN all
cases decllEed but with clear proof 81 various
instances, and particularly In my family, Of the
usefulness Of DR.. Hophanda German Bltters, I
depart for once from ny usual course. 20 express
srsteus, and especially for Lisw Coa,yiaiaf, q q a
safs Gd valHabls preparation some cases Il may
fail; but usually, doubt not Il will ~ very bcne-
ncial 20 thoso who suffer from the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
"a Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
GUERaiLLAs ON GREEN RIVER. - We

GUERRlLLAs ON GREEN RIVER. - We
learn from a gentleman from Green
River that band Of guerrillas crossed
that stream near Ashby4burg. on Mon
day, going south. They were estimated
at about one hundred in number. The
name of their leader was gaot gaseer-
tained.z ~ 3 - ~ - y ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

sar We7notiSada fewtgqnaeRenIstilIl
celebrating yesterday. They had better
refrain until we hear again from Sher-
man
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

g IA Remember that Carlin is selling
the cheapest Clothing in the city. Give
him call, and satisfy yourselves that
such is the fact 1li --
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

szEs On the Mayors dssk Sss postponed
until the next meeting.
The appointment Of the CITY Police
vas referred to khe Conmi,tee ON Pc.
lsee. a
The time for the meeting of the CITY
COencil was Fixed for Monday evening.
Thereupou, the Council adjourned
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
aCITY NEWS.

s0- Mr.. A, S. Kellogg has our thanks
for late Eastern papers. 4. - "A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

H6~ There is a number Of half grown
boys infesting This city who are liui-
sance, and should be abated. They con-
gregate on the street corners and on
store-boxes, oinsulting gentlemen % they
pass, and disgusting ladies BY then, pro;
fame, filthy, and ribald language. We
commend them to the attention Of the
City MARSHAL ~ e e. .o'''.ae ',-i s'1s 'l.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

.POsrPOsrD. LIN 'eousequehce Of the
publication over the surrender Of Lee
and his army, the regular meeting of
tho City Council IVES postponed.
" I1g r-sszE4- = .-@-s- 49, nsS n Y
Dar The UCincinnRti EsnqGirer Office
was visited in the midst of the rejoicings
on Sunday night, and requested to hang
GU. the Stars and Stripes. IT hung
them outsqh ,AdsLAA w L
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

From the Rev. J. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
The Columbus, n. J., and Miestosys, ~, BAptlsa
Churchsss
Dr.. @. n JaeEson,
DEAE SIN II feel IL a pleasurethus Of fay own
accord 20 tear testimony % the excelleucs Of your
tsernan bftters. Some years since, being much
aflieted 7iih DysPePsia, Hsea -EAsss VITA very
esneheiaf results have cften recommended
them 70 psrssns addicted wiih that toriasDtiaf
disease, ahd have heard from them the rnost aat.
teSang testimonials 90 their great vnftss In
eases Of gsaeral debility believe u 70 Be tonic
that cannot be surpasssa
@ Yours 800 i'm. BYOGs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
PROVISIONS.

MESS PORK, BACON and LARD
FOR SALE
VETE HAVE IN STORE 200, 600 POUNDS or
w new Bacon, consisting of Hans Shouldsr-
Clear and Ribbed Sides. Also, Mess PorE 49,
Prime Leaf Lard, which We are ofsrin- II ~.
trade at fair prices. PRESTON BROS.
ApI No. first Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

TToUsE AND LOT ON CHURCH sTREEr,
III bstween Cherry and Oak street,. Lot n ~
ia with a coed stable IL not sold beiors the
18th OF April IL will be sold az auction on teet
,sy at | O'Clock ia che afternoon.
as.td - CHAs. sTAUBLE
E1LATBoAT AND BARGE. TOR SALE.
Two large sized Coal Boats, I'D one Gunnci
Barge, for sale at low prices, BY gLgg hT
L.a.UFFNER, y
No. 8 North Water 81. ovsr First EasisHAl Bank.
aS-1w ls-s gefa iliW gadf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

a, From the Esv. Thomas Winter, Pastor Of Rox.
bor6ggh Baptist Ch1reAf 20 ss.-s-. s+se'fs.
Mo- sfaokson,
Is DK4KEn III fseIft dus 20 your sxcsIisuf ora-.
parztiou, Hoo6and's German Bitters, 70 ada nv
testiEooBy 10 the deserved reputation, Il has OH
iasned- have, fer years a. times, been troubled
with CREST disorder IN my head and nervous sys-
ten. Eas saytssd b. friend 20 try a botr,s Of
your German Bittsrs. did 90, and have exueri-
enesd great and nuexpected relief; my health hns
been very materially bsnsftted. 1 Confidently
rsoommsad The article where meet With eases
similar 70 ny oSns aud bAFs been assured b macy
Of theft good effects.
EesPecffnily yours, sa I'd
Hrl 7. WINTER,
RoxboBouEh, Penn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

nsr, for 0eents per pound. 'a q l,a ' as
Coal. on ON GREES RIVER. - we
have had left at our office, specimens
Of oil bearing rock found on the plan,
tation Of Judge Eayes, seven miles
south of Rumsey, KY, and ,ahont, ten
miles south Of the celebrated Tar
Springs in the vicinity of Calhoun
The specimens give the most unmis-
taxable indications of oil, to both the
senses of sight and smell When the
rock is freshly broken it gives strong
odor of oil, and when sligEsly heated
emits very strong odor. 4 bns Nos
The specimens shown as are taken
from the present surface, recently de-
seloped by the high water, and there is
no doubt that the oil will be found more
abundantly. deeper in the rock and by
boring, it may be obtained in vast guam.
sities ssasl o'dsai 'qts f4' e 400 .
The Developments of these oil indi-
cations is a matter of vital interest to
our city, as it would opeu up large
and lucrative trade for EEYansyillesrds
e A well has been sunk at Tar Springs,
near Calhoun, which yields per day two
barrels of oil OF a very superior quail
ity, being worth $50 to $S5 per barrel.
E Several Of our citizens have already
purchased landlin that region, of eound
try. Preparations zhhvel been madeto'
commence boring ~ TaE iLhI3aSa
3 Many intelligent and disinterested
gentlemen wen acquainted in that re-
gion believe that the Green river coun-
try is as rich in oillas the Oil Creek
region of Pennsylvania IS. d ss7L s.s3-
Capitalists would do well to investi-
gate these oil lands. s.a.css1s4s toes ?
Judge Eayss. owns some 5000 acres
of landin that region which is said to
pretty generally give indications Of oil.
HUMILIATION DAE.-The Cairo Demo.
crat says that on the 9TH day of April,
the people of Tennessee were Inundated
as they never ~Weeeu before Prey had
every reason to blpshaY red as scarlet,
and hide their faces from the gaze of
men who are not slaves, for on that day
Parson Brownlow, the chief among ten
thousand blackguards and the one al
together low, was insugurated Governor
of the State. ,.-v Is sssssI 115--. "a,
Had some noted traitor, ouch as John
Bell or Emerson Ethsgidge, or John C.
Breckenridge, been inangurated instead
of Brownlow, the Democrat would have
considered it cause for rejoicing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

From Rev. J. 8. Herman, Of the German Be
formed Ghurch, Kutzt0wns Bsrl1s county, Pa. -
BT. @. n Jacksos,
REsPKsFKD sIR IL have been troubled with ths
Dyspepsia for nearly twenty years, and have never
used any Hedicins that did me e much good a.
.Hoodand's Bittsrs. an very much improved h
health, after having taken five bottIss
-Gfr Tourss with respect.
Is HERHAu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
PRIoEa

PRICE6: 4fra--
Large size holding nearly double quantity
81 90 per bottie-hsif dozen ....-. Is %
Small size, 70 cents per bottls-hAlf dozen s4 90
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITSI
Sc that the signature Of 81 c. N. JACK
should your nearest druggist not have tho pre-
p1fAtions DO not Be put OF BY the intoxicating
sfsees tnat may b offered IN its place, but send
% rs aSd We viii forward, securely packed By
express. ss-t- l1g - ti
Principal ONCE and Mandatory
no. 631 ARCH STREET,
srg PHILADELPHIA,
Jones 81 Evans,
(Successors to G. H. Jackson q Cb)
PROPEIEToRs. Pr
B@ For sale By Druggists aud Dealers Ia sVsry |
wn IN the United States
aeKs|2twd&soww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
Best Tonic in the. World!
RYAN WHO Saws en-.

From the Rev. Levi O. beck, Pastor Of the Ban.
tist Church, Ppnherton. N. J., iormariy OF the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Z - = = . e : . = .
have knows Heonand' German Bitters favor
sbiy for number Of years. l have used them in
my own 1hnily, aud have been % pleaaal With
their effects that was Induced 20 recommend
them to many others, and knoa that thoy have
operated in q strikingly beneficial manner L take
fact and cgling the altsn ton OF those Afflicted
With the diseases for which they are rceommend-
ed, 70 thess Bitters knowing fro per isnoe that.
these recon mendations will be sustained / DO
this more cheerfuIiy n Hoonand's BIttera Is IN.
tended 70 beneht the afflicted, and h not a rum
drink" zee Yours truly,
LEVI q nEoK "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
mario

A FARM NEAh -sTRISGToWN, CONTAIN,
IA ing so aeres--45 cleared and fenced. There
10 on the premises
GOOD HOUSE, con tanning Six Room;-
GOOD BARN, and other Buildings;
GOOD WELL OF WATER, ands
TWO CISrERNS. Also, good Fruit bear
ing Orchard, and a Young Orchard containing 200
budded trees. For further particulars enquire at
She farm. (mf4-tap0 JEo. EswooD. &.
A SPLENDID REsIDENCE-wITH A TWO
IA story frame house, IL roomss cellar. cistern !,
We'll, stable, fruit trees, &c, ten acres of land
on the Plank Road, two miles and a half from
Evansville. Price $500. Enquies OF
ms A. JOHNSON
OK good DWELLING HoUsRs-Jsat finished
- 81 200 each. Inquire Of
marl,dtf. A.JoHEsoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

Coal On ON GREES RIVER. - We
have had left at our office, specimens
Of oil bearing rock found on the plan,
tation OF Judge Eaves, seven miles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
FOR SALE.

S,IxTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND IN THREE
ms 'D''s' - 1sTrG1"T. A JoHss9F,l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

ANA No. l Mich cow. WITH YoBNo
N calf; gives plenty OF good milk 4 i've PEERS
old, and no bad traits on earth. For particulars
address Box Is, Princeton, Ind. a0-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
FOR RENT.

TI4wo LARGE. AND FINE Ro0Ms Oh
L second, scar Main Street, very suitable lor
officers, for rent. Apply 20 j. smith, no. sec,
Ond Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

A LARGE HOUSE, with 10 roonss large osllAF
IN and all convsniences, good location, admirA-
bly, situated for a boarding H0uee. Price ~ 600.
mh2g,tf. A. JOHNSON,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

ITIRsT GLASS BUILDING LOTS, frontIng
II Blackford's Grove, above Main Street, can be
had very low and on time. l am reserving 10 OF
these lots for fine houses only, 20 be bullt by pur
ehasers. Imh29,fl A. JOHNSON.
A FINE SODA FONT, VERY Low, q
N Enquire Of ISAAC KOHE,
m27 No. s, Water Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

closely. .esiA
Since then, as will beaseeh by a spe-
cal dispatch Of yesterday noon, on the
3d. page, General Steele had SUCCESS
fully encountered rebel General with
aGstrong force, killing the General and
Capturing $50 prisoners, and had also
captured two trains OF cars on the Mont
qomery Railroad. A0a AEAHW
! We hope within the next "a hours to
be. able to ANNOUNCES the fall of th6 CAST
seaport town the eastaof the aississ
, I'M; ,atGRss9Te& ~
= Is ,s1EGpA dAoaLfAG dAgOz7a su
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-12
Eyac,lation 81 Rdchmclld:

=
DAavILLE, April The egscuation OF
Richmond oommenued Sunday afternoor.!
President Davis and shis cabinats 'Trised
here MONDAY. Xery, few peraons were able
to leave the, city, except government ON.
|eials, inronsequence dfaise 'saadshness O
the movement. -
The enemy broke through Lees lines
Saturday night, near Petersburg, after sev.
eral days hard. fighting, and made. il neces.
sary for him to withdraw and uncover the
capital. The position Of the army is now
unknown. No telegraph beyond the juno.
tion. .s,,,,,s,5,s...-ss, -
The Richmond, arsenal has been removed.
The saluables in the banks of Richmond
were.brought away and the specie belonging
TO the government.
TheIast passengers report 2 grest mob in
the city, burning mills and warehouses and
plunderipg stores. s,se
The rolling stock of the Richmond and
Danville railroad was all saved.
The enemy had not occupied The. city at
last accounts. sss. -.
The President viii probably! remain hsre
for the present. %
All the Richmond newspapers were left
in the city. -
Gov. Smith went towards Lypchbnrg.
The archives Of the State Government were
left behind. ...,sa.g,.,. s.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-12
A uAIL I FOE sUPpL1Es.

We call attention elsewhere to the
communication of venerable and re-
speeted citizen Of this District, offering
himself as the pioneer in the patriotic
work Of contributing food for the army.
The thoughts #orthy the heart, and
hesoccasion most opportune for putting
Sitsin action. ! The destruction. of lines
Of communication Southward has jeop-
ardizsd the comfort of the brave men
bathing on our Northern frontier Of
defence, and a heavy burdenis is imposed
upon the States of Virginia, North and
South Carolina, to feed and sustain the
forces assembled there. ~.
: There are many persons In York,
whose benevolence viii gladly embrace
such an opportunity for usefulness in
this hour Of seyerest trial. We should
never permit the gallant men who are
perilling life and fortune in our de-
fence, and who ask only the food, ne
7cessary to sustain them-to suffer. We
CANNOT. do it.
Aist viii kept at this Office, and
published weekly, Of all such contribu-
lions that nav be offered. Major II.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-12
g: J. MONROE ANDERSON.
Chester G. H. April Sd, 1855.
For the Yorkvllle Epqulrer.

ANTIOCH, s.. c., March s27, 1865.
iHessrs. Eastors:-Whereas it is
clearly demonstratedsthat through the
columns Of your paper is the most ex-
peditious method of communication with
the people of this District; and where
as we believe that the necessities of four
armies in Virginia and North Carolina
require our prompt attention therefore
without ypreliminary remark onaauch
action, let us all manifest an interest in,
our country's cause, by sending supplies
to the army immediately. Let us not
wait to be assessed, but let each contrib
ute and send TO the nearest depot for
transportation, such suppliesas can pos
sibly be spared, and do itnoso. : Apollo
gies, excuses or delays, do not supply
the wants of the soldier; therefore, let
York, though last on the alphabetical
list, be first in the work Of duty and be-
'neyolenee. Let hermake the necessary
arrangement for receiving, registering
and transporting this free will offering
to the army. es
Although have no supplies, but the
limited stock purchased for the support
of my family, which Will have to be di-
videdagain tosshe mostsneedy sufferers
in my vicinity yet Twin contribute TO
the above mentioned purposes as fol-
lows: 800 in bonds (if they can. be
made usefuH1 100 lbs Of corn meal, and
D9 1bsso -four, and, if need benny
old frail frame Hith rife in hand, to as
sist in the defence Of our homes, a.
though I am now T6s years of age.
49, Respectfully, -
~ A. HARDIN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-12
|ed, so left behind, but no certaintyea
lists on the subject.

ed, is left behind, but no certainty sx5
lists on the subject.
;g It;is reported that the Capitol fthe.
State was burned by order of f5oyener
;Smith, but this statement Though
made by q man who claimed to be an
eye witness, need confirmation.
Nest Of the valuable Government
property had been previously removed.
Hhe Tedegar Iron Works, Ordinance
Departments, Naval Bureaus, Nc, are
also safe $50 that the loss will fall most
heavily on the merchants and citizens.
The last train left Richmond on Mon
day morning, about: eight o'clock. The
enemy had not then reached the city.
It Was understood that j o committee
would go forward to meet them; 2.
Fiye trains are reported captured
between Dahyille and Richmond. Lees
army is believed to- be secure.
We also learn from the same inform
ant that Stoaeman, with q body Of cav
airy estimated at two orthree thousand
strong, is acting as the flank Of General
Thomas command. which is moving on
Bristol, Tennessee. II Was supposed
that the place would be occupied on
Saturday last. Lynehburg is thought
g be the objective point Of the expe.
ditiop. ssssssp seas
A % u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-12
!. .@bduaru..'

DIED--O -Onsthe 9th Of March, Ms. VI
OLET AMANDA BARRON I sifs Of j. !.
Leroy Barron aged thirty.fse years, aix
months and threesdays. .s.sy j5s
The subject Of the sabeye notice was an
exemplary member Of the Associate Re-
formed Presbytsriau Churoh, at Tissah, ,;in
York District, s. G. During q lingering
sieknsss Of nearly q year, r,,she gaseto her
GieH3ea demonstration of the trathe that
the tessimonies Of the lord lie tie stay OF
thesent Her ifswas eminently piousand
her death q aglorious triumph. She waited
patisrslg until death came, .apdsthen hsae
adieu 70 her husband and children ind sSde-
,partedsb those Of the latter, who had gone
before her ste. that bright and better world.
y. sss..sss l.-.ss..,. ,.,-R IL 4
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-12
For the Yorkville Enquirer,
CHESTER HOSPITAL AND SOL.
DIERS HOME.

. blEhS dOmE.
.Grist, Peas, Dried Fruit, Eggs, Poul
try, Potatoes, Butter, Bread, Candles.
&c., are much needed. Bandages tout
of old cloth and socks, would be very
acceptable. E ss;4s-s e - 2.
Contributions.sent to p b.. Darwin,
ESQ.,, at Yorkyille, J. Leander Adams,
ESQ.,, at Bethel, Miss Mary Hutehin-
son, at Rock Hill, and Mr.. Joseph
Moore, at McConnellsville, would be
received and forwarded. .=,>
= Buttermilk, from those living near
the Railroad, would be- thankfully ac-
knowledged. Ifd could only describe
the destitution and suffering which ]
have witnessed amongst. our soldiers,
since I have been here, I am sure all
would give something, though it might
cost much selfdenial, since we have all
been reduced so low; but none half sc
low as those who have sacrificed home
health, limb, and perilled life itself fol-
us, for our honor, liberty and all W.
hold dear. ,s'ss
j. MONROE ANDERSON.
Chester G. H. April Sd, 1855.