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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
Public Sale

WILL eEpo4e to public sale on SATURDAY,
the f1GHcEENTH DAY OF MARCH, at INV
residence adjoining MonndsYile Marsh M Countv
MeSt Virginia, all OF my Household and Kitchep n
Entnlture stock, and Farming Utensils. The stock
VI tWo supefi9r Aulo Jacks both purchased
IN IN keHtuoky, each l41S hands high, one tcoior
9laek years old this coming spring, and tls other
Seafs Old next OctobeIi eiso- 3 cxrslieifi work
Horses; two year old M.ss Calls ara i year rlisa
Mnlei hne Mitch CoW6 ard . iToqt. s. : -
caAhs tor utk -1Gh1a oFer wv circuit
A'S- tytSSa--ah sEeout9 u 7U6utl lfff5
good security bearing Interest from day Of sale.
also have for private sale aOout. .12O acres OF
valuable lhod, in two tracts Of co sc5os each Both
are adjoining the uof Moundsvilie aud within
e to Is mtlsIenm the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
D pot cne tract lying Immediately on the Ohio
gardening and vintage purpo es, aud will bosold in
Aso, about 20 vacant town lots nil copvsnIoptl,
iocated IN oInerent parts of the addtiO to Ei2a-
bethtoWn which Joins the town Of MoundsTiIle
:, II absent from home inquire Of ". Il oldham,
Esq mho- vtd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
sheriFs Sale Of CitV Lot.

PY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
~ county, in the cAae of Robert 8. Mckee Execn.
tor, vs. John ]. YaruaI and others the updersi9n
ed Will on WED sHSDAY, the LIST DAY OF AIARCB
next at the front door Of the Court aouse oT Cbio
county, at 10 O'clock A. n, sell at public auction Il
the highest and bOst bidder the following lot or mar
Gel of ground stuAted on Monroe street 10 the cit,
Of wheeling, aud bounded as follows: Beginning or
the north side Of mourOe street. IN said civ N The
southeast corner Of the lot owned aud occupied bJ
II. O. Good, Efq7 as his residence and ruppfuS
thence northWardly with said Goodis line two bun,
dred and my (2bO feet, thence by linz at righr
angles to the last namedlina and parallel with Mon
roe street forty two l42l feet thence by iine par
allel with said Goods line two hundred and ifty
(2SO) feet to Monroe street, thence With NonrnsS
street WeItW ardly fOrtytWo ll2) feet to the begin
ming. llee =
one,th,Fd Of the purchase money to be paid in
hand, Ana the bAlnee tuHix ant!Ewelye months with
tntese1t from The sals, e puroh lssr giTing
enu security for the deferred install.
M title retained until the same shall he
pai Of the PLrchaser shall be al baFtV 10 nav The
sasS or greater portion thereof th an the onsthrd
JAMS 8Ot shertff ~ 5Stgs ESI5 s,r,.,
Gsy-The sale of the above named nroSS,.v bo,
been postponed until the 2sth day Of MsTcb 1sss
ct II O'Clock a. n. - TnSSS .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
TOR SAI,E

T OFFER FOR SALE NY PROPERTY, situated
on the line OF the National road four miles east
Of the city OF wheeling. Said property consists OF
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
also fourteen ares Of ground attached on which are
convenient outhouses, ir Guiding brick stabIing
ice and spring house, Chickerys and two ci.terns
Also one hundred aud tw nty five Apple trees OF
choice kind Pear, Peach, Plum and QIiice trees ali
bearing. fhere are choLce selections of Ora
NasPoerries BIickoerries, Strawberries and other
eVeTSTeeus and other ornamental shrubbery.
Will also CELL my HUuseh1lI Furniture to an
one desiring 70 purchase alltoGether.
Persons desriug to consult lne in regard to price
tei ms OF payment, SC, can leave their names at
the Gas Company's Office visit me on the premises
teZE-i JAJOB HORNBRO1K
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

The Symptoms Of Catarrh Gs they generally ap-
pear are at FIRST very slight Persons md they
have cold, that they have frequent attacks and
more sensitive TO the c. AuRes OF temperature.
In this condition, the may be dry or a slight
discharge. thin and ncrid afterwards becoming thick
and Adhesive As the disease becomes chronic. the
discharges are increased In quantity and ch nced
IN qrality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
haWked or couRbed of. The secretiOna are oden
siye, caHs ng had breath; the voice is thick and
nasal; the weak the Of the smell Is les
seDed rdestToyod deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom of CatArrh
L. that the person s oblised to clear his throat in
the morning Cfa Thick or alimy mucus, which has
fallen down from the head duTiuS the night. When
is on its way to the lungs, and should lose
time in RrrestnRit.
The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh symp-
toms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

THE act of the rebel Congress, providing
for armiug the slaves, limits the number to
one~fourth Of those 10 the several States
between the ages ofeighteen and forty i've
years. 1t seems that, after much hesita-
ton, it was decided not 70 liberate the col
der slaves without the consent of the own
ers. This, however, is the initial measure,
aud the Congress will sooR be called upon
to emaucipate them as an Indispensable
means of securing their fidelity.
The whole number of black troops to be
raised is 300. ooOl But this is to include
free negroes. TIE idea that slavery can
survive measure of this character is too
absurd for moments consideration. We
have too much respect for the intelligence
of the rebel leaders to suppose for mo-
ment that they belive in it. They have
made up their minds to give up slavery as
the last resort for saving the Confederacy
but they are too cautious TO propound the
measure suddenly. Let the slave be arm
ed, and Davis will defy the opposition of
their masters. They expect by this policy
to secure sympathy in Europe, but the main
motive is the indispensable necessity of
having more troops. But it is too late
The Gonfederacy will be squeichsd before
the negro army cap be organized.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
Two Farms for Sale in Illln0is.

ONE OF $40 ACRES, near RantuuI station,
" Champaign county, one hundred mile. by rsiI :
road from Chicago, OF rich prairie land and having
50 acres under good fence aud we'll improved with
'od d~eLng aud tenant houses, Barn, stable and
OornCrio; also Peach and Apple Orchards
Alec, FARM OF l2O ACRESyiu Clay county,
on the Little Wabash river, aud within few miles
o. Csy city on the Ohio and Mis- issippi Railroad.
This flra is we'll timbered aad has two saw MILL
Adjoining #
Apply TO J AME5 MoLLoY, RantouI O6anpaign
county, Illinois, or to GEO w SMITH,
leE3 L. Wheeling. " Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
THE GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY.
JoHNsoN's
RHEUNATIg COMPOUKD
AN
BLOOD FURIFIER.
TIE ONLY sURa CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM KNOWN.
READ THE FOLLOWING
.E -stg
This Great Internal Remedy

Is the best medicine ever offered to the public.
For the edectual cure Of Rheumatism, Gput, Nou.
EAlgia, DyspsPss, and asa Blood Purifier Il has no
equal, for al diseases arising from impure state
Of the blood, such scTOfuIA or Kings sViI scald
Head, letter, Ring Worm, Female Complaints, and
all breAkouts the face and body.
The vast number Of rub-on medicines which for
meriy have been used for those diseases merely
but the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
IT cUREsOATARRH, AND PAM ~ TnE TE4Pl
No VIOLENT sTRrNarSo OF TaE HEAD.

No VIOLENT sYRINdIE6 OF THE HEAD.
TIE SENSE OF TIsrE AND sMELL RESTORED.
For centuries Catarrh has deed the skill of phys
ieians and surgeons. No medical work contains
prescription that will eradicate It. Nothing
Dr.. Goodale's Remedy will break 1t mp, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease, and preclu
ding the possibility of relapse.
No form Of Catarrh can Withstand lis searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
Immediate relief gave such universal satisfaction.
tpenotrates theEverS scat of this disease, and
exterminAles it, root and branch for ever.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HAY RosE, AND PEaIoDIc OATLHRH.-Dr. R. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy and mode of treatment not
only Affords the greatest relief In every variety ef
Catarrh, hut &c sXtuguisheS the disease forever in
al its types and stages Every one speaks well Of it.
Price 81 90 per Bottle. Send aStaFnp for Dr. Coed
alea New Pamphlet on oatarrh, its perfect mode Of
treatment, aud rapid cure. Information Of price
leSs valus-Send or call at once.
NORFoN Co, Sole Agents, IS Bleecker st., N. z.
EaB-For sale by 7. II. LOGAN / CO., and Lo.
GAN, LIST co Wheeling. H-
noV2S- ,d&W .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
[a,Ggppe[& SheetII0a Ware.

fHAvIN6 increased my facilities tor the manu-.
I1Dfaeenro Of the above articles, prepared
to al all orders promptly. and cheap, cheaper
than can be had at any ether house in the city
keep the latsst batterns OF STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and will warrant every Stove. am prepared
and will give such Jobs my personal 'lttention.
SpOuting and 9utterfhg ofAn kinds always on hand
Copper and Bras Kettles and Fruit OAnsot the best
Kind GlsN very cheap. Merchants and sther8 visit
ing the city viii do we'll 70 give me call.
iehf = $3.50 B.sR. CALDWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17


diate action on the blood. We advise ono ana al
10 give Il n trial, and become SstiIdsd its sga
derful poser.
Read IL, following Testimonials:
Ma Joassozs-D Dear Sir: This is to certify that !
Nss badly crippled with Chronic rheumatism foT
eighteen or twenty years; part Of that time wa
NOT able 70 go about. tried all the rheumatic
remedies that could hear OF but st1und no felei
u0tI tried our Rhe dldatio Cotnp63nd and Blood
Purifier. tried but three-fourths Of bottle OF 1t
and 1t cured me sound aud we'll. Ny wife also
AFFLICTED with the same diEeass, and a small portion
oit cured her. Rm nearly seventy years OF age,
and 1t is nearly four years since was cured, and
have not been troubled with it since. 1t affords IN
great pleasure to tuTniah you with this certificate,
." that You can refer others wEO afflicted with
rheumatism to me.
Iremain, yours truly,
ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
No. 10 James Street, Allegheny City.
Allegheny, May 80, 1851
5 Mn. A. JOHNSON Dear Sir: Ny wifo was taken
bad with Infanmatcry Rheumatism in March last
She was very much swollen and the pain she Euf-
tersd vas severe; she WAS confined to her bed. i
was advised to try your Rheumatic Compound aud
Blood Purifier. so got bottle of it. and before the
haf OF It was used she was entirely we'll The cure
IS perfect one; never such medicine She
mad only taken three doses OF 1t till the swelling
and pain began TO abate. All your medicine wants
Is 10 be known in order To give it success
Yours aBeotionhteiy.
My residence Is No. 12s Cherry AIIsy Sa[s nv,
Wi,s can be seen by any person doubling the truth
IiLtAHuIg5 Aprii lsthB 1864.
Ma. JoHSsoX'-My daughter Mary was attacked
Win InnanmAtoTy RheuDHtism in tho winter of
1905 which continued to the spring Of sixty. four
Her bands and limbz were very much swell ed and
the pain at ttnes was very severe. She became 40
helpless that it took four to turn her in bed had
medical aid for fiyo six weeks but received yerV
little II any benefit. got bottle of your Rheu.
mattc Compound, and before it was all used shs vas
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she used 1t, and am happy to say she ig now A.
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able TO attend to her work the same ns formeTiv
attribute her recovery. under the blesanS of God
10 your Rheumatic Compound
AM person doubling the truth of the above can
call on me at my residence No. 224 Bedford street
IOuT=. with respect,
MRS MARGARET YOUEGSON
flttsburg, April Stn. 1864.
PREPARED BY
r. E. SELLERS SS CO.
SOLE PROPRIEFORS,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS.
PITTsBURG, PA,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
Price Que Dollar per bottle.
Sold, wholesnie and retail by McCABe, KRAFT
co, and REED, KRAFT 4 CO., and by Druggisls
o'ery"h'ro NO &C. - deCl6'lydhw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
THE ElTURE OF QUA ooUNTaY

Extract from an Address Delivered
by BIShOP simpson at MT. Union Col.
Isg. nbIo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
RHEUnArIo ComPouNp

reaches the source Of all trouble, and enestuaIly
banishes the disease from the syBtem by its imme-
dtate action on the blood. We advise orc ana ali
TO give Il trial, and become satisfied ol its m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
Notice to Millers 4 Mill owners,

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING 8. B.
w WILLIAMS sELP-REGULATING BLAST
SMUT MACHINE on Wheeling Islaad-the only
perfect Separating, BeAIns, aud Securing Machine
IN use. Delivered free OF charge at the Railroad
Depots In Bird seport, Ohio, Wheeling, or steam
boat Landing in Whseling, W Va.
no cleans IL bushels per hour, weighs 400 fhs
No CLEANS 20 bushels per hour, weighs 46O Bs
, No e cleans IS bushels per hour, weigh. 800 bU
No ..a6 cleans 80 bushels pOr hour. weighs $50 ms.
Other Sizo', up to 100 bu,h0ls per hour, made to
JIM. TIPToN, of Lexington, Kentucky, iS our
agent. All orders for that State should be adj
dressed to him.
AddrsIs J-&s.B. WILLIAMS,
novG56m ---------- Bridgeport. Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
New Novels.

TUsr REoEIVED-DiekeaG' Works, Reynolds,
- Lever, Dumas, Mrs. Daniels, &c, &c.
For sale by JOSEPH GRAVES,
ts1G ~ No. 30 AourOe st.
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AND MO OF TREATMENT Is
TIE ACME OF PERFECTION
= oU1Rrs oATARRu IN ALL 1Ts TrPEs AND sTAoED

y, Rosa AND PRRIoDIo oATARRH.
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? DIRECTIONS ARR FOLLOWED.
sKMPToMS-

ss'-oall for Circular describing all 'ymptom,.-sa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

III b. H
A MARROW EsoApE--On Wednes.
day of last week, as JOSHUA CLARKE,
Esq, was on his way home, driving a
,one-horse express wagon, upon near.
ing the railroad crossing in the south
eru portion of the city, he heard the
whistle softhe 8 O'clock eastward-bound
train, and thinking he had time to
makelthea crossing before the train
came up, pushed ahead; bat before he
had driven across the track the train
came up, the locomotive striking the
hind wheel, turning the wagon over
and pitching Mr.. G. some twenty-five
or thirtyfeet down the track. Mr..
Clarke did not at first think himself
much Injured, hut we learn that be
isyetcon6ned ito his room. otyt
Let this fortunate escape with life
apdnnbroken,hmbs serve as q warn.
ing 10 Al persons, when approaching
railroad dressings. Better stop and
wait a few minutes than tako such
,rislxa iyt9 osfgl,o .afsv'eq so ii7if
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28
Happy New Ysar.

we.giys all our readers an indul-
gence TO enjoy themselves as much as
they please on next Monday, which
will be the first Of the New Year.
Shoot crackers, eat big dinners, loaf,
sing dance, get married, hurrah--do
any and all of these things, if you pre-
fer that way Of enjoying yourself
But don't drink nor swear, nor stay
out late at night, nor read the Eagle,
nor do any other wicked thing.
Remember the poor. Open your
pockets and give freely, especially il
you are owing the printer. Oh, re-
member the poor printer, you who
have good clothes to wear aud good
things to eat, and warm houses to live
lin.
Give freely Of New Year presents
Make each of your friends q present
ofthe Lancaster Gazette for one year
and then, instead Of forgetting you as
soon as the holiday is over, they will
remember you once a week for 0
whole year. b8if
A happy New Year to all
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28
Wilson's school Readers.

We invite attention to the adver-
.tisement in our special notice column,
caddre ssed to teachers or clerks Of
school districts in reference to Wilson's
School Readers. We have examined
this series and must commend them as
superior in both conception and exc
cution. While the basis is such as to
give pupils q practical education or a
knowledge of the first principles of
physical science, there are sufficient
selections of poetry and oratory to
quicken the taste, and teach the rudi-
ments Of Rhetoric. q..r1..i, t.. 81
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28
Edwin Forrest ut Dayton.

The New Opera House at Dayton
will be opened on the night Of the
first of January, on tho occasion of the
appearance of Edwin Forrest. The
great tragedian has been engaged to
play for four weeks, four nights in
each week, and will be supported by
a lIew York Company, in the charac-
ters of Hamlet, -Othello, Macbeth,
Richard the Third, the Gladiator and
others of his special characters. Day
tonhaying. been the home Of MIR. For
rest in early life We learn, induced
him to consent to this engagement
Thousapdsof persons will visit Day.
ton to hear him.. 1'-|''A
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Jo.h BilI,ngs on Hens. n

Josh Billings talks learnedly as fol.
lows: !, .as $50. r>f,. f..asr
The best time tew- sett o hen IL
when the hen il ready. l kant tell
you what the best breed iz, but the
shanghigh IL the meanest. 1t kosts
az much to board one az it. duz a
stage hoss, and you might as well un-
dertake tu fat o tanning mill by run
ming oats thru it, There aint no profit
in keepin hen for his eggs if he laze
less than one day. Hens are very
long lived, if tina don't contract the
throte diseaze; there IL a CRATE many
goze to pot by this melancholy diseaze.
/ kant tell exacktly how tew pick out
good hen, but az o general thing the
long-eared ones, kno, are the least,
apt to scratch up the garden. Eggs
packed in equal parts OF salt and lime
water with the other end down. will
keep from thirty to forty years,
If they are not disturb Q d.
Fresh beetstake IL good fur hens. I
serpoze.4 or 5 pounds a day wood be
awl a hen wood need, at first, along, /
shall be happee to advise with you at
emmy time, on the hen question, and
take it in eggs. s1yt l,gf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

Lecture on the Atmospheric Telegraph
The lecture on the Atmospheric tel
egraph, announced in our last, will be
delivered on SATURDAY EVENING
December Both, 1865, at the Hall, over
Martins Bank.
Clergymen of the city wishing to
attend, will please call upon Mr.. Ma
SON, at the Tallmadge House, at 10
o'clock on Saturday morning.
Persons wishing admittance will call
upon Mr.. UNDERWOOD, at the Tall
madge House. 3, '-'-.' 49,
DIR. WILLIAMS will make some seien-
tifc explanations, demonstrating the
practicability of the telegraph, and
showing that it can be made useful and
practical. taf l~c,.E
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28
The --latest style OF Bonnet

Tho above, taken by our artist on
the spot, is fair illustration of the la
{. test style of bonnet. The differences
are, 1. The new bo0neti is proportion
ally shorter. 2. The new bonnet does
not run on wheels. 8. The new bon
net is not drawn by horses. This new
bonnet is to the huge old bonnet worn
by our forefathers, or rather, foremoth-
ers, as che bantam is to the. shanghai.
His TIE old bonnet run into and stove
up half way. 1t is the dwaHed and
degeaerate grandchiId of giaatess,
and 10 about the most successful at,
tempt which the ladies have made
lately to make themselves look ugly.
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Funerai OF GOV. oorxrin.

The funeral of Hon. Thomas Cor.
win took place at Lebanon on Tues
day, Oct. 26th inst. Fifteen guns
were fred at the State House yard at
noon and the flags on the Capitol were
lowered to half mast. The members
of the Cincinnati bar and the officers Of
Courts attended the funeral.
The article on our first page gives a
vivid picture of the scene at Washing
ton on the night when the brilliant
Corwin was stricken down. Truly, as
the writer says, there was but one
Corwin.
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The Festival.

A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend. the Festival, to be
given this evening at the City Hall,
by the Ladies of st, Johns Church.
Everything good to eat will be served
up at the Supper. Admission to Hall
25 cents. 9ag X &T 20
The Tableau exhibition on to.mor-
row evening will be most beautiful
and attractive affair. Admission, 30
cents. l. .i M
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ron TmREE DAYS ONLY.
no you want to buy a plane,
tDMIHIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
GSTATR a 4if

IN Pursuance of an order granted BY the Probate
! Court df Fairfield county, Ohio. i will oher for
sale, at pyb.ic auction on Saturday, the 3Oth
day of December. A. ID. 1864, at the Door ofthe
court House. IN the city OF Lncast Chic, between
the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. VI. and four o'clock p.
NJ the foowing resi- estate Is the property Of SOL
ouion SInet;erS, decreased, to-wit Situate IN the
county 0f Fairfield. in the Slate Of Ohio and being
part Of the North East quarter Of section thirty,
township hfteen, range eighteen, commencing az
stone at the north east corner OF MnrgaretB Afnods
Dover lot on the east boundary line OF said quarter
seciion thence sonth with said line seven chains and
t~enty-one Inks 10 u stone; thence wes. twenty
seven chains and twenty -four links to stone, in the
west boundary line Of said dover lot; thence Horth
twol deg. west with said dover line two chains and
ninety two and u links 10 stone: thence west nine
chains and hfy-three links to stone; thence north
Two y deg west two chains and twenty eight Inks
to- stone; thence north seven II deg easttwo chains
and two links 70 stonFi thence east nine chains and
fly-One links 10 stone at the north west corner OF
sad dover iot thence continuing east with the north
boundary Of said dover lot tyenty-seyen chains and
thr!y-six links TO the place of beginning, containing
twenty three and Sc-lO0 Of an acre OF land.
less subject to the dover estate OF Margaret
+. Smetters therein.
Terms n sale--One.thirf in hand, ons-third in
one, and the residue two years. with interest On
| the deferred payments from the day OF sale.
Appraised at $50 per acre. -. n
Adrnr Of Solomon StnetterS, dec!
WH. p. CREEp, Atty. r-
Nov. 30. 1SU5-Jwpft9.
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'tcommunicated.I
OnITUAnY.

ANDREW u GRAHAM died De.
ce2ber 10th, 1865, at the residence of
his SISTERS husband, james Driver, in
Fairfield County, o., in which State
and county he was born Dec. 16, 1926.
Some years ago heiemoved 10 Illinois,
and at the beginning of the war en-
listed in the 51st III. Y. I. He served
his country in the army four years
and took part in some Of the hardest
fought battles Of the war; among
which were Stone River, the battles
around Atlanta, Chicamauga, Mission
Ridge, Franklin and Nashville. At
the close of the war he, with his regi.
mcnt, was transferred 10 Texas. He
was soon prostrated with camp Diar.
rhea, and when there was no longer
hope of his recovery in camp, he was
discharged, ard employed his little
strength in travelling homeward. Af.
ter fatiguing journey he reached his
sisters house in this county, but all
the kind offices Of physician and friends
in laboring to secure his recovery were
unavailing, and the brave soldier
passed away ere he could enjoy, as u
citizen, the peace he lad periled so
much to achieve. +
On Monday, tho 11th inst, q large
company Of friends and acquaiatances
followed his remains to the cemetery
to perform the last offices Of respect to
the faithful citizen, the true patriot,
the loved and heroic soldier.
.l-. .t. .a.t r.. r. II