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BOsFoN, Feb. l7.-Prof Bond, of the
Harvard University, died this morning Of
consumption. He was about to receive an
honorable testimonial from the English
National Academy.
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OOLaATE's HONEY SOAR,

Thin celebrated Toilet Soap, in such un,vsr.
sal demand, is made from the ehoicsst materials
Is mild and SmolliSAt in it, nature, rrn-.
grnntIy scented, and extremely be N snciaI
In its GotiOn upon the Ikin For sale by all Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Hrl6 1y
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AUGUSTA, Ms, Feb. 1.-THE Maine
House of Representatives have passed
resolution providing for an amendment of
the Consultation of this State, disfran-
chlstng deserters and abseutees from mill.
tary drafts,
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B%scHaE m THH PRovosF MARsHAL's
oFYIoE.-On Thursday stranger present
ed himself at the Office of Capt. Stone, on
Fourth Street, and expressed his desire to
enlist for soldier.
Capt. Stons-Where are you from
Rseruit-Green county.
Capt. Slave you ever been IN the
army2
Recrust-Yes.
Capt S-What regiment2
Rscruit-The 10th Virginia.
Capt. Show long did you serve q
Recruit-Four months.
I. Capt. Slow did you get away2
Recruit-Run away.
Z Capt. S.-If you are deserter l must
arrest you.
Rseruit-I couldn't stand the grub.
Capt. Son, you mean the 18th Viz
ginia rebel regiment.
Recruit-Yes.
Capt. Slave you ever taken the oath2
Recruit-No.
Capt. s. Then must arrest you, any
how, Officer take this gentleman to Col.
Washburn's Office.
And SO the rebel deserter was taken in
custody. Quite number of rebel deser-
tiers have lately attempted to volunteer in
the Federal service. Under the regulh tiOns
of the War Department recruiting o. Ulcers
are not allowed to recruit rebel deserters.
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NsW YoRx. Feb. l7.-Prices Of mining
stocks bid in Boston today were. Central,
%; Franklin, 4s; Hancock, 81; Isle Royal,
-; Copper f., 70; !Qnincy, 80; Mimi, 90,
Foekland, o; French Greek /. Market iuii;
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GHcrENATI. Feb, 17.-snowed all day
Barometer 7so. Thermometer 81.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. lT.-Gold is still stag.
ant. No speculation exists Itnp6rtsEs'
enAnd nomiaal. The price has Anctuated
etWeen 1904 and 2o4H.
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.augbIin'sI E1psctorant Syrup

For Coughs, Colds, Group, WhOOping Cough use the
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP. T
We guarantee the most speedy rtlisfby using the:
EXPEoTORANT SYRUP.
Tho annoyance ofoostant Coughing Is Stopped by
USING THE EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify to the great excellence of the
EXPROToRANT SYRUP.
DimCuIty Of Breathing is relieved by the
RXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
Inflammation OF the Lungs Ii cured by the
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
Children can use without fear tho
EXPEOroRANT SYRUP.
Asthma, Bronchitis and General IrratIon OF the
. Throat Is cured by the
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
Price rs Gents. Prepared only by
feb20 LAUSHLINs BUsHFIELD.
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From Cairn and Rslnu.

CAIRO, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Darling,
from Memphis, passed up for Cincin.
matt with 200 bales of cotton.
Boats are being again fred upon bes
tween here and Memphis.
The government, wharf boat at Mems
phis, containing IL 900 sacks of grain,
sunk on the 18th. Loss estimated at
$4,000. =. H.. ..
Gen. Roberts has abolished substitute
brokerage in the District of West Ten
nessee Fl E@lJ; ,Zs,fG .a
The city council of Memphis passed
an ordinance requiring substitute bro
kers to pay license of $1,000 for six
months. .G89F
Gen. Roberts, at Memphis, Issued an
order requiring the owners and holdets Of
reRi estate in the district of East Tenhes.
seer to file with The Provost Marshal Of
Memphis, description of their property,
nature and source, title, when the same
was acquired and consideration paid, also
who occupies it, by what authority and
what RENTS paid for the same. -.AH agents
and attorneys are required to file similar
descriptions of the property they control,
and If they have money or other effects Ia
their possession belonging to absentees
to report and make oath to the same. All
properly not reported within thirty days,
to be seized by the military authorities.
WAsH1EeToH, Feb. l7,-Iuformatio from
the Army of the Potomac states that the
dispatch of the 18th inst, annuunoEnR the
execution Of Joseph s. Kick was mistake.
as his sentence was suspended by the Pres
ident until fur Their orders.
Desertion from theFebel army have been
quite numerous for some time past, rs com.
ing within our lines on Wednesday mbrn.
ing. They present their usual dirty, tag
ged and hungry appearance. The frsI
question almost al Wayslis, t.Where can we
get rations Z"
A severe storm commenced on Tuesday
night, which threatened to continue come
time.
Gens. Humphrey aud Wilcox have left on
shoEtleaVe of essence to go North. -
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City Property for Sale.

TNHE undersigned offers for sale tho following
j Real Estate in the city Of Wheeling:
Part Of Lot No. lib, the corner of Uuion street
and tho alley leading from Union street to Market
Alley; which erected the three story brick ten
ement at present occupied by Potter Bonner and
Henry Korner.
Parts of Lots No. SO and go, at the Corner of Main
Is erected the the three story brick tenementS at
present occupied by Fidel Mayer and VIM. Weis-
gerber.
The Home Place of DR.. John EoH, deceased, with
the eight contiguous Lots Of ground.
Lots No. and 2, in Square No. 8, (known IS the
Diamond Lot Immediately west Of the Atheneum
decl6-2m BEVERLY n. E0FF.
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A GAR.D.

DR. r.. II LEE-PHYs1oIAN, SURGEON
u AND O0UoHER-thAnkful for past aVoFS
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Is still doing business at his Of
stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge
where he will De happyto attend to any business
in his line that may be entrusted to his care. Night
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Leo Is graduate
of the Ecletic Medical Institute OF Cincinnati and
has been Variously engaged In the practice OF his
profession for the last fourteen years. DR.. Lee
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
ment Of Chronic diseases to which he would invite
the special attention of the afflicted. So perfect
the "Healing Art Of the present day (as practiccd
by Ecectics that few need despair of receiving per
Special attention given to diseases OF vomen and
children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice is SAFE certain and prompt leaving no
mercuraI faint in the system, but cleansing reno
vatng and strengthening the general system acting
In unison with Natures unerring laws.
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6. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
W. 8. DUNBAR, n. II. D.
JOHN NJ. PHELpHs. Pres. Soma

~ once one door south of Kramer. Hoto
Main street.
Ladies Wishing to consult the Or. III they prefer
can call at room No. SO, Grant House, and Mr.
Lee will take plohsure in accompanying them
tho ONCE. Can be found at the Grant House
night:. - y 7 49, aug22.d&E
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General Gilmer WAS present at the fight.
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WHEu1N9. WRsf VA. Dec. An 1s83

WHERLIH5, WEsF Va, Dec. 4th, 1858,
10 al tUhoNI Il may concern: We, the under
signed members Of the West NirgfntA Legislator o
take pleasure in saying that We have known DIR
Richard H. Lee many years previous to the break
ing out Of the Rebellion az q successful and eper
getc practitioner Of Medicine ofthe Eclectic Schoo
both in KRnawha county Va, and Gala county
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Gens. Humphrey aud Wilcox have left ON
short leave of sSsencs to go North.
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DROEIVED THIS DAY-A hno .
~ ment Of the latest style plRRY Hat.
1sS : HARPER Z n
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FOR RENT
WANTED

ITO BUY. second hand one or two horse {
Il Wagon. inquire Of
P. O. HILDRETH.
teI JraaL s. Main gtT
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE Bulletins
special Washington despatch has the fol.
lowing:
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TINS Draft

Will no, ,use place IN Kanawha county
befo-e mex, Saturday or NonAay-"nd ii oEr
citizens will 90 TO work in earnCs:, o.r quo;a
may We. DO filed. C~D;. Smith ,eIssraphs
that &c sa-e already receive: = c:e,:,s, re-.
ducius CT: quota 20 l@3 men. and that recruits
and substitutes will be received for seven o!
.igh, days longer. The Supervisors have
$500 Bonds ready ,c deliver 10 each recrui,
And il We arc GeE:s il: t:!Iing orr quota, Tie
time Mill be somewhat extended. &c, iusmc
liste aad concerted action BE taken .. euce--
net to form "insurancc cOnr@nirs,' bu: to
enlu; recruit, GaI substitutes.
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Another Oath Bill.

As will be sccn by the proceedings else
where. the House Of Delegates spca: The Gore.
noon Of Saturday j" he discussion OF the bill
10 amend the law "r-gu!a;iag elections by
the icoplc." The following section Of the bill
afforded the bone OF contention:
40. No person shall be deemed Il citizen OF
this State, within the meaning Of the. frs;
section Of the third article Of The Constitution,
who has a: any tme voluntarily boruc arms
ugnins, the United States, the rc-er, an,c,l
government OF the State Of Virginia, or .his
state; or WHO has 1T any. lime voluntarily
given aid or comfort to persons engaged in
armed hostility ngnins, the United State. the
,e-organizcd goycrunIen. G; Virginia, q rEi>
State, by c'un,enancins, counsriiug, or Gu.
couraging them therein in any way whatever:
or who has at any timo sought, accepted. or
attempted TO exercise any office or nppuint.
mcnt, civil or military under any authority
or pretended authority, hostile to the United
Suites, the re organized government Of Viz.
GINA, or this Suite, or who has a, any time
yielded voluntary support TO my govern
mcnt or pretended government, power Or con.
stitu,on within the United States, hostile or
iuimicul thereto, or hostile or inmical TO the
rc.orgnuizcd government Of Virginia, or this
State; and no such person shall be entitled o
vote at any election in this S,ate. Any per.
son Offering 10 vote at any such election,
shall, ic required by any voter present, take
and subscribe before the supervisor or one Of
the inspectors Of such election, MI oath that
he has never done or committed my Of the
acts or things above enumerated, which oath
shull DC filed and recorded in the Office Of the
recorder Of the county in which he shall So
offer to vote: and the nkiue Of such oa:h
falsely shall he perjury, Of which the party
may be convicted in any cour! haT!as jariS.
liction Of the offence"
One Of tho arguments adduccd by Mr..
Ferguson, the patron Of the bill, no; noticed
in the proceedings, was that the close OF the
rebellion the rebels would come buck, and de.
stroy ut the ballot box the government which
they had failed to destroy By the force Of
arms lie believed that if the rcs;dcn, rebels
in his county, (Cabell,) were permitted 10 vote
they could beat the Union men fvc hundred
votes. He had previously noted with and nd.
hered 10 the democratic party and continued
10 do so until it undertook to DESTROY the
country. He had sneezed when that marty
took snuff, hut he did no, wa:I: i; 10 ret the
con:ro! Of the government Of this State. lie
would not charge that the Democracy were
disloyal, but the doctrines it held were more
nearly allied TO that party than any other,
and when rebels como back they will nn:ural.
ly act with thsse who sppea: TO be in sympa.
thy with them. 1t WAS this apparcn: danger
against which he desired 10 guard BY the pas.
cage Of the bill.-[ Hltiing IrrE:;1e-.
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81 hu, II he show that liz respect, al, 49,,
Nv hce,.iug It sacred Of nd iuriolablc, 70 ,L""s,,
.n.tt him. We nre nll Ecighbors her. 'a
low to live together and II We eth, l., ,n NJ.
dwell IN unity.
.rm, .vuinst the Government; and who L.ssp
'ntcn the oath Of allegiance oad rt,pee,eJ nv
noIb ,reatc.! Hith proper rcspect and fri.,I
'h;n. but one who Lss taken The oath ,SS
continues blatant for Southern rights, ". -.
Gard az baring no right to any respectful con-
s;Jrrsl.n. lie has undoaGlea hight 10 =.
licked out Of society az n general eurl. md.
nnuuou nuisance. All such you'd BE- IN II.
rrbcl nrmy were it not for nrrant :ssardit.
,nL :, rebel in mrmS il entitled 10 ten tim,
! more rp.pec, than Sueh dasterdly craven
| + Cldrk.tury Telegraph.
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Our Quota and tho Draft.

Adjusnn. General Picrpoiut, Who weE: 10
Warrington las, week for the purpose Of ;aY.
ing the tG:.a ct :his State, which was sup.
posed to bt en-: Of proportion, reduced 70 an
equitable p:in., returned on Sunday evening.
During HE visit to Washington every facility
for = thorough examination Of the books in
Gen. Frys otEce was afforded him, and after
1eIeral hours ctose investigation nc was satis-
ded thu: tie quota cf this State, as already
ANNOUNCED, was JUS: ard equitable, with the
exception Of q credit OF about three hundred
men, which will be promptly allowed. There
were adjutant generals, governors and COM
nittses from every State III Tho Cciou in
Warrington upon the same errand, and all
were elanorous for M interview with the
Provost Marshal, but they were all convinced
that the injustice done the States was only
imaginary. Although no. 30 officially al.
1ised, General ?ierpoint was induced TO be.
1is1o that further time would be allowed us to
all our quota; MD he also learned ,ha. an
energetic effort TO furnish Ct: full QUOTA a,
once, Houlu 90 tho most poWcriI argument
that could be presented for an ex,cac;cn o.!
limo. Although the credits on the present
call have not been calculated aud allowed in
tho usual way, all the States have been
credited with their actual excess .: men. The
fact 10 tho Government wants three hundred
thousand men and has adopted the sures: and
safes. uodo Of getting them.
Tho Ad]u:ar. General learned rhi!e in
Warrington tbs. tho reason why tho quota
Of this State appears 70 be out Of proportion,
10 In consequence Of the fact tha. under the
las. call TIC State furnished fewer three years
men than ethcr States; and the enrolment o:
ths State, owing 10 tie ncslee. Of those no,
liable 70 draft was no: reduced to the cx,en;
that it should have been.-W Wheeling lnteii.
st~er.
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federation.

liberation may be said to be a great virtue
whether exercised in regard 10 politics or re-.
lision, aud j; is virtue we all should on.
dearor TO cultivate in most Of case., but there
arc points 10 which, if it be carried, it ceases
h h" "S virtue. When rebel joins enns Of
bandits, and waylnys and shoots soldiers a. nd
cit'lcns, liberation and lcuiency shown ~
such one is criminal. When n, man who bo.
9een known 10 eu,ertnin disloyal sentiment.
out VINO has taken the oath Of allegiance ~
The United States, and then goes right stra;rL,
on promussating his damnable, trcagonnbIs
sentiments, he should receive no moro conn.
.en;nse NY inc loyal chisens than one of the
canine 4uadrupeds that kills shcep. Tolera,.
ing such man is ~cprelrcasible RI. -
man man take the oath Of allegiance and Lebavo
hlnisclt rs bccoacs n loyal citizen artcrwo ~.
submitting to 1.-THE powers that be- We ,bonIJ
treat MN as neighbor and friend W. do
not admire the sentiments no .poe ,n,sr,o; ~
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Death o. Slavery il Wes: Virginia.
Correspondence ri::shr,c Commercial.

Correspondence r::shr7c Commercial.
Long live ia" 81 Of February, lSi', in West
Virginia In days to come. this day will &c
remembered as orc o. the brightest in the
history &c :!.is young State. Happening into
the SrAa." Ch-m3cr this morning. had the
pleasure Of witnessing the death OF slavery
ic;c Yesterday ;hr h:li Tor the abotSl.ng o!
slavery h"l PASSED The House OF Delegates by
u heavy VOTE, no;w;:ha:a n ling the cUnScirn-
tioUs dVub; of su!Ec rs 10 ;hc enthusiastically
os the ac;. To-day il cane up Ill the Senate.
Nothing could hG more evident than Tie in
tense earnrs:LcSs 0: tie men who were called
10 vote on the question. Talking was fc!: 10
be unnecessary. With hreathlc.s interest all
waited for the nye ana no rs the roll was
called. To my SURPRISE every man but one
answered aye, with clear determined voice.
Thus. by vote oc Il to |, the Senate Of Wcst
Virginia placed this young State cmphatically
on the side Of Freedom. Only fer year: ago,
in this city, a clergyman came near being
mobbed for simply alluding TO the question OF
slavery in the course Of q lecture. To-day
has annlly passed the following bill:
"B> i: enacted BY the Legislature Of We: Fr-
giaiu:
~. All persons held to service or labor as
slaves in this State are hereby declared free.
-. There Shall hereafter lie neither slavery
nor Involuntary scrvi,ude in this S,n,e, cx.
cert in punishment Of crime, whereof the
parry shall have been duly convicted"
This eill wipes Oh, the rcmnan; Of slavery
in West Virginia n: a blow.
Wha, will &c the ciFec, Of this act? Tn.
qucstionably the coHius in OF capital, Of in
,ellgcncc, 0: skilled labor, Of everything tha,
makes this n desi"ablc place OF residence.
WIKI Lcr vas: Mineral and agricultural
resources she must advance rapidly. Within
the las, four years the change has been woa-
derrul. What will i, now be? The ratitca-
ton to the amendment, 10 the Constitution WAS
also passed yesterday. Thus one by one the
States wheel INFO line on this mighty question.
How marvellous! How passing belief is the
change thus made in the law OF our national
life! The name Of the Lord be praised, and
lc; al. the people say amen.
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Important Notice.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oY internal r


WAsnISGT0S, Dec. u, lS64.
The Attention Of Assessors and Collectors
Of Internal Revenue is particularly called 10
The following act, whereby the provisions OF
section % Of the act Of June 80, 1861, iupos-
ing duty Of two dollars per gallon OH dis.
titled spirits IL made 10 take effect on the ers,
day Of January, lSGj. L. a. ROLLINS,
Acting Commissioner.
Public No. s.
IN hCI to amend an act entitled "An act 10
provide internal revenue to supper, the
government, to pay interest on the public
debt, and for other purposes" approved
June thiHIe'h, eighteen hundred and sixty
four.
Be enacted ty The Senate and House Of Rep.
resenmnre, # the United State, u .incrica in
Congre" assembled, Thai section til,y.iivc Of nm
act entitled "Aa act to provide internal rev.
enue to support the government, 10 pay inter.
est on the public debt and for other uurposc, >
approved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and siSty.four, ba amended by striking on,
the word February" wherever it occurs in
said section, and inserting, in lieu thereof
the word January.
Approved, December %, 1864.
DEPARTMENT or STATE
"AsulSGroS, Dec. %, 1864.
A true copy; ". HUNTER,
Csiq Clerk.
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Oh Items.
III. Ga,,ipoiis fO.} Di,yG::d says:

Tn. Gal!ipoiis co. N,pG::" says;
"The citizen. 0: Gau:po!:s we're thrown
into = t.nt. of excitement on Saturday last
b, the Announcement ;ha. oil lad been found
on the farr, OF Mr.. ). 4. Nar,:ndalc, On Cam.
usirn, In Addison ;owsatip. This farm was
pu. urde. an Of! lease by Cnp,. John y. Rob
inson arl Walter Thornley,. E:!, Who have
been prospecting il. and the ,.ri,a3le lie
10 now ON exhibition at the store OF Captain
Robinson. 1t WAS taken on, Of an old vel!
&kieh had been Abandoned ard partly filed
Up number CT years aco in consequence 0:
tho water being iupreSna:cd With ;he greasy
substance and bad suc.i.
Tho Poiu, Plca.au, Register last wee. Gay:
Large amounts 0: land are beiEs daily
lsa:sd 10 this county, and TIA: coEu pan;es are
being for=:rl. Tic symptoms U: Oh are SAID
to DO good, particularly near Yves, CviuEabia.
Ma,on Ci:y and Hartford C:;y. Every pass.
Ing boa, brings an Gil ran or ,wo. in se"rc!.
Of golden Visions
ave hear il said tina. gentleman n
GnIcc Township. La. on ks !.rm na:ura:,
spontaneous. OF. we'll. |. ro:cs up through
che surface cclc:ing Ike s:cnr4, mad emitting
"a edor peculiar to Goa. Oil
Abou. one hundred engines re q. Parkccs.
burg, aud will be ~, 20 work boring Ill wells
ia Hea. Virginia in sao:: tine. This is
putting sLa ell business on reliable basis.
They are sill dipping ss"at two barrels Of
oil daily from tie cid "a: Sc.! ser" Madden.
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Dr.. :. p.

In s"cor4inG t!% nomination c: Mr. Wiley
in Ike NoUsc OF Delegates the other day, m
irritable uid .aHn.ewn"r from krnawh4 10.
wen: ca; Q! lis way 20 m;s.repr">cn; The
Nlaoac!. II 3r. S!;'c" P&:"icl; wonil Ike
20 see Ii. own reccii in print, ic; lin il: q
candidate f9r any iHpai:an: Office. Wei.
vrn;ii.,c !: ror him free Of charge. SatA
c:Us:y, s"rc.heaLcd old relics Of Slave.holding
arir;oc:scy should keep themselves shady.-
Their endorsement, 0: any man is, Of itself, Il
suspicious Observation-Disclosures National.
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OHIO REGIMENTS.

Joshua Baker. c, 3i,h. Nov. %.
George Elder. II. 9th. Dec. ].
James l.ad!cy, i. 22d. Dec. ..
samuel Hull, j. 23d, Dec. s.
VIM. Eleoop, a. 3ith. Dec. ..
y. Z. johnson, !, sd, Dec. Ii.
WEST VIRGINIA REGIMENTS.
r. llnnua, \, Is, Bat. Oct. -
Michael Drake, Is, 9th, Oct. %.
Ezra Borner, A.. 18th, Nov. i.
John Bnrkhal;, D. 9TH. Nor.
Geo. Schroeder, G, 18th, NOV. &.
James MeCrcsan, X, 10Th Art, Soy.s.
Saeob +. Kramer, A, 9TH, Nov. is.
Thomas Cashcr, K, Sd Cavalry, Nov. is.
~. Tonnscr. {, Eth, Nov. &C.
Jesse Hall, T., 18th, Dec. |.
oscar ri1icy, II. lI,h, Nov. 81.
Edwin Rowell, II, l7,h, Nor. "a.
). Cox, F, 18th, Nov. 80.
James tlaccnorth, 4. 9Th, Nov. so.
+. 4. Wingdeld, 4. 7h, Dec. \
Daniel Swccny, +, 5th, Dec. 10.
Arthur Richmond, citizen Of West Va.
The following additional names ar. pub.
i'hed by the New York Tr:Ine..
Doctor Gould, a, eth Inft, Oet. 80.
c. F. Gray, G, llih, Dec a Wv
Elijah Hill, X, l4,h.Dc jG
Issac Harrington, +, 7,h Inf: Dee 17,b.
1T. Lyons, Z, Sd Cav, Nov. 6
II. Lester, !, 9th Inn., Dec. 10,
Suonl Nays a, LIST CAV, Nov. %.
GnS" mayer, a, l7th, Nov. 2Gth.
'0nn l'she, {, llsh, Dec. 10Th.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15

The eisi:eca c! Ta.swe!! ccaaiy, Illinois.
offer l,00C acres Of land with Sti0Q02 OF
;het amount in cash as i bnaus Cor the loca-
ton Of the Agricultural College in ;hat
county. How much will -, citizens o:
Kansrhs give to have our Agricultural Col.
teye here? Let ny take action Immediately.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15

COUNTED orr.-lio,h Houses .: Co.crcss
agreed 10 joint resolution net TO COMA; the
clectcria! v"-cs o. the ccvcn :;:a;es thu: went
into the rchriicn, Oh the Srouad tia; none Of
them were il condition to vote, Gu III" s,H
Of November TART
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15

yves: V::g;uien," in the t,., Rtr%;:';can,
lndolSes in some very u, and '.a.1:a:l>manly
language in regard . ::.e gentleman who 70.
piled Through CT: c9,HMns - his -2.:c'm!
attack on Gen. Crook. We hao@ NJ about
him, and viii give our readers &c 1,n":i; q
our knowledge, j: hr wishes US %.