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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23

We learn that on Friday last, two horse
thieves, from Iowa, made their way into
this State, Three persons, the constable,
the owner Of the stolen horse, and friend.
pursued, and came upon them in the vicin-
ly Of Laplata, in this county. On demand,
one of the thieves surrender d; the other
resisted and fired on tie pursuing parties,
and wounded in succession all three-the
constable en- the top of the head; a second
was shot in the bowels, and the third, the
ball entered the left cheek, and came out
back OF the right ear The alarm being
given, the enraged ci izens turned cut,
captured, and executed both thieves.
AT our last adyices, the wounded men
were all living, though two were consid-
cred very dangerous.-[M Macon Argus 18th,
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23
A NEW WEEKLY,

The following is the prospectus of new
weekly literary and news journal, the
Guardian. which is to make its appearance
in our city shortly, with james Clemens
Esq, a well known literary gentleman, as
editor and proprietor:
The Guardian, while not of strictly re.
lisious character, will look for support
pripcipllly to the Catholic population of the
West. It's editor will treat of passing
events from Catholic stand point, and
proposes to apply to their discussion
the well settled principles of Catholic
morals.
Every effort will be made 10 render the
new journal generally acceptable. 1t is al
most needless TO say that every thing cal
cutated in the slightest degree TO sully the
bright surface of youthful purity, will
be excluded from its columns. This
though indispensable, Is a negative virtue;
it is also hoped that those in charge Of this
new enterprise will succeed in presenting
to the public weekly, weIl-digested sum
mary of domestic and foreign news, selce.
ton from what is most valuable in the
ephemeral literature Of Europe and Amer
ica, with such editorial Comments and oriti-
cisms as will add real interest and value to
their columns. Arrangements will be made
to secure the cooperation of correspondents
Of ability in the leading cities of Europe.
In short it is proposed TO offer to the
Catholic population of the West weekly
newspaper, which, while by no means
prominently religious or controversial, will
meet want which has long been felt, serve
as an organ Of Catholic sentiment, medi
urn of communication among the Catholics
of the West, and prove welcome visitor il
The family circle.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23

Details of the fatal accident to w. P.
Johnson, brother to the President, show
that he was accidentally shot while removing
a gun from small boat in which he crossed
the Brazos river, on the Gath of October.
The ball shattered his arm, and ampu-
tation being deferred too long, he died af-
ter lingering three or four weeks. He
leaves wife and three children.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23

The reward offered for the capture of
jeff. Davis has been paid over to Gen.
Wilson and his men. Those offered for the
apprehension of Booth are not as yet dis.
'ributed, the President not having acted
upon the report of the commission appoin-
ted 10 make proper division. The
amount in the latter case is nearly $780,.
600, including 100000 from California.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23

At meeting Of the officers Of the "ChiI-
licothe and Brunswick R. R. Co." recent
ly, it was resolved TO bold railroad meet
ing in Chilicothe on the 2lst of Nov. 1865,
to consider the importance of building
railroad from Chilicothe 10 Brunswick to
connect with the "Misssouri Valley Rail.
road.n
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23

The total sick in the Government hos
pitfalls throughout th' country is less than
five thousand. Eight months since the
number was over one hundred thousand.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23
COST OF LIVING-lS60 AND 1865
COMPARED.

We compile from the market reports in
the Statesman" The prices in St. Louis
of various articles for 1860 and 1865, as
follows. the highest price and the best artl-
oles being quoted 10 each case:
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23

A reward of $500 has been offered for
the recovery of the body of Hon. Preston
King. The bottom of the river where it is
supposed TO be lying is being carefully
dragged.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23
.- Attention
M | L | r | A I!

DAY for service in all Finds of Missouri Mill
tia is now being collected by STEELE &
BLAIR, of Macon. Persons who have served in
any company or regiment can send in by letter
their full names, the letter of their company. the
number of their regiment, their post Office address,
and we will collect their pay at moderate charge.
We will prosecute claims of any kind against
the State or United States. Address by letter,
STEELE & BLAIR,
July I6, ls65--3m. Macon, Mo.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23
CHANGE or TIME.
NORTH MO. RAILROAD.
esGsas esSSSEsst EsGg--s. ssi'gzEE.5set 4yA-'l,B
-syAzsA Es5s. Z. kssJsss5z- -ssEslSss
ST. JOSEPH EXPRESS TRAINS

ST. JOSEPH EXPRESS TRAINS
will leave the Depot at the corner of North Mar
ket and Second streets, at 8 40 O'Clock, A. M,
arriving in st, Joseph the same dey
EXPRESS TRAINS from 81. Joseph arrive in
st. LOUIS at $3.50, P. NJ, in time for Eastern con-
nectons:
Trains at Hudson, the junction Of the Hanniba
The arrival of trains bound for St. Joseph.
Stage connections at Allen, Renck, Ce ntralia,
and Mexico, for interior points;at Allen the cars
connect with SMIrH's lines of stages for Hunts
vile, Glasgow, Keytesvle, Brunswick, and all
intermediate points.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31
i.aSEsE!IuRh 1r VIRGIN 1,
SATURDAY. JAN. 2H. lSGj.
I,ITsT


.rhs f,snaie wss oRlled 10 GTdur st - .,'attGk,
By TIM President, iIisut Gov. Price Prsysr
by Rev. d., Ha-rowa If tho Rapiitt Church.
A Gomnu2iostian TGs rcasivrd from the
iI9uss Of Delegates anncuncing ,ha. tie
Hooss hai agroa1 60 the Senate jsiut r:anlu
ion relating u Oh additional track IN The
PieimDat Railroad.
hir. Eg FLOR, from tbs Cdn.miits5 0n Pf,.i-
leses and h!snstons. reported hill to smsn,i
and rs.ensnt sd .,t srtitled III act 10 lyescfibe
tie rllds oi aFosrih. ming aEd d1et,frpE alan
tions ni Delegates Sad Slra 6rs Jntin: Ito es-
iatins war, passed Msr1h ri. 1889.
Mr. DULAxT, by laaTe. repds,ei q. bill 10
avcsnd and rt-cnaGi tho 10th siotivr @. uhsp.
tsr 10 C: the u.is cf Firginis ia ,clstiou to
.eGe .veSs~ which Ma r,ai sbc lrss !ima.
Mr. DutAsV, slto, by leave, introduced A
bill IL aEisnd ard vc-snact tGs l,s Euat::h ii
ohspssr ! h of tho Code Of Virginia, fixing lie
tirca for tho ol,csioIa CT representatives. in Con
gross anu Tor members OF ths General Assem-
b!7 WLiot was ttGd iie first tim. aud 7Gfsr-
red 10 the uon!Hilise 6n Pfi7ilbgss and E.so-
tIoRs.
M-. COLLIER callsi up lis lint rssolnlinn,
offered yrstsrtay. providing thai Hhan tho
1=neral iszsr' '.ig Rtonrns 90 tho 2O:h of
February neis, 1t wall afl1Trh until tho FIRST
sicudsy in pcasIni.T Ie:t.
Ms EgIIivG :;ai5;l hist h, ctfiraI this rss0-
lu.len in sr innns with The Hiek Of soioe oi
HE constituents. ani he Thought ti.s S.nste
eluid iiai.h oil iIs BUSINESS by IN. 20th Of Feb
ruary ard eGjoura On thHs :sy.'
hfr. KEEN sail that hs saw 10 T2etEei'y for
adapting ,hiE r:raii;iGn, and hs thoHgot it
rather irconaistsI; l.. it1 siSaataT is2ra PotsIs
burg (Mr. U0LiirD) bringing forssra .snch o
resolution rs tl,is when il Wa we'll khawn ia
s:.HhtaFa r7eSN; :hGS ihs Sens Lor from Poters.
iurs Eai h.r.r l:o:2 eErressad himself IN ia
vor 8: the L,S'.!asuns Ec!aaiuing in perm A.
nsTt sssIi0n duri.g the T.r. AZ. kEsH had
no ,AIruclionr from his uoI,stitusnts dh the
,uhjtcs. lie Thought, hGwsssr, ths. tho rc,o
lation tnjnld Ss nd.Eai;tiy Ina:p2nei, und he
m ado that mo.:on.
Blr. COLLIE Remarked that Ls "fG6i the
rsslln: i'm 10 sl:oIisucs with ins;Tuotials from
his constituents. He ftiie7ei 10 tbs tis Ut ni
irs:rnotian. lie had. ho1s7sr. in h f1rmsr
0a1sa;cn, s1pt.sasd the idea tia: il would b.
| bee: for tus Legislature 10 re:Ga!n p5rInsreu.
| ly in e,ssion during ID. s1is.eGcs CT tho War
The resolus On Wss indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. C,LLIsz called up the resolution offered
BIZ him sone days sinos sd6pted by Gnd Sent
! him from the J0rdcn Battery, Tslo5ning al
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TEE NEWS
THE PEACE QUESTION GONfEDE-
phnn nnI;IICcIOAnp.l NIi

THE PEACE QUESTION GONFEDE-
RATE COMMISSIONERS 70 WAHW.
IN6T0N.
The B!sis .nir., has .ugf:=!nl (" ,.", II
Cur issi;lg msa ,',e lt"prisiy !; .cciF>.e<l
experiment. ftr psRas snd Wee President Sis-
rh.ns Judge Campbell, Asaistant !Ssor6laiy y
If War, and Senator Huntsr, of Virginia,
have. With Ito knowledge and a7rrsgai 6t tic
President, determined to .v:sit Washington To
ass what can he dnns towards tbs great end
80 much desired. There gentlemen nre fully
posted upon al matters involved in rro!csi-
tihns Of psaoo. and if thsy m-.t With the en-
aoErsgamsnt thsir humsne AMI Patriotic I'm.
pu|ssa deserve. the way Will hs ordno;i fal
reEu!sr Ili Il il Ii la l..i.td. tfFce.:7s IL: -
iIntcnl. fhs commissioners left i;tchmulI
yeats ts,dsy morning ly tt,s Petersburg Rail,
road, for City Point, wh.r, the Gag of t7uat
staaE,s7 "Nsw York" will nsa. them and
sransplrt tLIm 10 WssaiG9taa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81. 1865.

t'.s h2:ltrs OF War 10 i.rsieF&Dte - !fa9s "n
i!sE0"ciabl, trfins, &s
Tbs fsh0iutlonl T.rs read
Mr. Fa4zHe rao7ei that ,h-y b- rei:r' -!
10 the Co,umilE.s Gu Confederate E7lstivns,
md tbs mct:ou WAS sgetel 10.
MIR CnsIsrlAS, Of Augrsts, ca'!@' cp i:i1
joint rs,olutioa rr's!irn to rsauci;S TIA re
Of the military mapB oi firaini. rrersT3i ~
the engineer corps, in Orjsr tG p5'Gce: thu map
Of Virginia.
Mr.. TAVLcs. OF King George, cfersl tho
following. which WIS accepted, l,y Mr. CH1'a.
TIlN, as i substitute for tho 1rsccdiac reso!u'
tiOn:
Resolved by the General Araemhi,, That
tic Sscretsry Of the ComlrOhm :alth apT z to
tho proper authorities Of Tie Uanfedsrats GOV.
erpmsnt for ocp;es Of tue maps Of the several
counties Of the Stats, made under tEc direction
OF She Typographical EdTssn, AID r.nonra tfe
ssrns for tin purpose Of nhnstrrasing c5.si-
rl.!. map Of tho State of VirriGis.
The resolution was then adnr!ed.
Mr.. jCnstaoa tifsFed ths following, wainh
was adopted:
is:fclvti That tho no.Rt:iti-e L F'asnce
crqniro into tho e1psdioray Of reporting Il
bill rnsking an appropriation of - dollars
to furnish the Virginia so',licrs who arc now
90: iirt'i 10 Yankee prsona with rEtions Of
tobacco.
The bill 10 :nlrshsa the oompsEsaiioa Of the
Ju5g, (Plfk.f CT tie Thirteenth Jndiclnl
Girenic wes taken up and discussed as soma
,s1gtt, hut, without concluding tbs sabscs the
Senate ont into secrst Session..
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House ms. nt II r'cl9ek, and was
Op.nsi with prayer ty thu Rev. Mr.. rcansut
Fir. MAdRuDtK, from the Committee Oh
ProI opi.ions End Grievances, rep ,rIci s bill 10
Incorporate ls Petersburg GLASS Company.
Mir. BcuLp!s, from the OJminit:e' "n FL
nanne, reported 9 bill Il prohibit aTc'i'n rai.s
in certain csSss.
Mr.. NUrLEs snHmitlsi res Iu!lcn. Which
Tss adopted, GXinc The Gms Of Ire Ul=eting
u ihn tIOugs Mt II U'clack h.rtH;i:r. unti!
olhsrHias ordered.
On MOTION Of AR. AuEfns, tho tea,lHl.nn
offered bH himself low Gays snn. tor night
session. l0r ibs consideration 8! business oG tn"
score! oslindar, Was taken up, .msnded 80 az
not TO rolsr ,hem exclusively for ssc;es tuai-
ns,s, and adopted.
On moti:u If M WISsTaT, li,a hi! 10 p:1'
vida irr ihs distribution Of oottnn, n6ttv7 cardI:
&o, Tas sEsn taksn up. sn!, r.niinx. ,t' DE-
ou.G:5n. The hour frr sanl Il ,e,-ian q G'c!hck)
ocaar.bl, ard the daor. W:rs cl1gsi u,.tar,.-
in .lV
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Company i, Fifth |. .uisisns Regiment
Isglosids, Jan Il, leG:

Isglosids, J an i, Ie65.
Mr p B Smith, Stauuton, Vs,--No lo,;crs
sincs August; and how an1iou.l y wa wait to
hear frIm y'u. Has yopr hearing ''opso7ed
Richard died Nov Il, Ct oYrsunnpiior; airo
H.ssy Hotins, Dso 3l.t. OF typhoid frTer.-
Who're is Hammisy Lizzie has not heard
from him eincs Ssrtsmbsr. Lizzie. Oiimsr
and Nsgsis sro in Norfolk, visiting G P
Lots to dsar iihsrlis-1he,s is hsa Toll Dr.
7 bs family are wall; a!s1 Mr. i..r N and Mr
Ui7s muoh Iowa 20 E r and wifs; tell
him the Woodlands ianily are veil; elso all
at Bleak Houss end Lindan. Rhina sends le.
lore to YOU. Where ;a Or John 3 ? also Z l.
o. Tell him Bis irienda s7e will.
Kate A e.
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two graas statesmen ooauay, .tu,, p,s; IN
b deal with tho Americas question with
their hands on tbs pulse CT eaaa ns:t,an; aHd
estimate it, condition sIlor tas las!li9n Of Il
physician with his ear to s!lp-wsseh..
Southern emancipation will have r~eps on
obstacle ftom the purposes Of Fraoc, and
England. Ponuisr sympathy and p"ruiar
want follow, now. tho heels CT tho Fai;,Y Of
the goSernmsn snts OF thnsn countries; and we
may therefore ez poet, if the suM oi the Soush
should begin to sink, to find Napoleon aud
Pa!msrs'on apply ttsir remedies to tie than
dangerous onas of the .iok msp' ef the
yyastU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

EUHtEh, Tso IT IoUf.
Information wanted Of nv husband, private
Cherries Rsrrisz, OF %. A, 56!h ragusrt Mss
sauhusslts Voiuot,ets, 9.h corps, taken pTis-
oner 3. ito baltic of North Anna river, May
q, 1864 Lsst .hssri Of 1t Richmond. Any
inf,rmat.t,, respecting LIN will be thankfully
s:cs.7sd BY his wife through s!sw York Nows.
Address, 10 8. O. .Bsrriss ssrsh Esrr!es.
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.Isnusrg lS lS,G

Jsnusrg Is ltUj.
F.iiy a3.l.r: vii; bs paid for information OF
J9asrk Allsh WIS CT Wada; Vas in Mobile
ri tho o3,nn,enaslasni of The war; has not besn
;,esrd of since. un;l u faE months agl, hssrd OF
b;s LAM on G,.. Helms II in hobi!i; have
v,i:tsa BIZ fig of trE": 40 answer. A5-
nsrs5a giving ,nf3r1, :',n will 1onftr great
hyo, on WIDOW Il ia ether, he being the ooly
r.raEaLt cf the fsnilY r.nainiDE. Answer
.i.r3pch Ds:ly NsHa. VIM S Wade:
Nh l57 Ws.t 18Th at, set
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AletNntria, Nn, ]: +:

Alttan.rIa, VI, J % Is, 1Sb3.
ME.. Fs&dsliak Griffith, Nsa.'uorelani
cou ity. Vs.---1 have ssan your rsraonal ad.
dressed TO Mrs Phelps, and as hear from
Frai quite of:er, sio happy to te ehle to i've
You e0ne intelligence OF hiua. lie is now OF
roiaa Lookout anil quite well, though Very
apri II, a!Gut y0u all. Wa have supplied his
wants to thst you ussi fsai M uncssiness Oh
that account. 'Sh3uil you wish to wIit@ Ii
him, would suggest amber p*Tsnnsi, s5 il'e
surost mesus. and tsli Fes tbs: he ss;r il.
Lst suht 80 a0t kna" If auns Nallls'a 'icatI.
died 22l ptc-u,hst. Yours truly.
M \ U.ttGp
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IL WIN. B DA,:a' EI,f4is- Yours OF o.
tobtf % Gr.sss.:. n:..l snG'aei.is Tor Mis-. X.
=. j. Have iue! ,c"..7=d : !eticE from Fer;
s.:s ~ st NsSr":t, 2 /. with hsr mCttsr
bsss yaIled tDnr letter 10 that ad!rsea, hy
her J.qae7s Anything aea do for you will
gisc mo sincere pleasure; H.. g. g. Z usually
kIGws Ehsn o. wrii.. Many thsnks for your
lss.sr to him Respecting ihorar:; hare written
toyGn. III.
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ia. iinrv lg. 1865

Jn. uNTv II. To7TJ'
hisd Ella S:rb!iur. Etsnn.or. Va.--Your
T..tsy g: N61. .mhsr - jnri 'eH;isei lIaSs
written l.. r"ur brother, =Et viii do si' can
far ,i6 ,n:iGrt lTaY- n;s g:s '..:-1 !.;.m Ma
- Ret" M,I! wIiia r"a hy ~ "i '.ir:s ~
s51n n: ! ,..e; :i1ra T. Tell -Atia5 T aud Ma.
- y thai / E6ea Wt,:tin. Dill tho littos sss
tis rsrsvnal? Muan love 10 sli my frieeil-
MID,
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Nsw York, Jaa 10 1865.

New York, Jaa 10 1865.
Dc Fo~!-s, Augusta. Gal l.'s liter d.d
to your REQUEST in your Psrs5na:. hirs Fir-
einia q is hert; rsp"rts jour daughter wsl';
aIaa all the family; | AIN attending to t5r
want.. My wifs and children h-s r6H j"
Montreal, Csnads; sru sll we'll al onmf' -
hiT Fiiu.ts!. l shsll ,amsia IL Now T'TK
Gii7a 0uv love ii your sifs. G,d bitss .Y"d,
d g.
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TO THE SOUTH.
PERSON AIS.
From :as Now York News Of J4nGais 4lst
y 90 aad Y3d.
f}sltimers, Jan. l5.-tSG5.

Baltimore, Jan. Is. .-tSG5.
10 hrs JdIist l. SYsysr. iiarrisonbucg.
Va.--My dear, kind friend | rsetivsd a letter
frcm you datsd September q. lSti. And mailed
at Ma,.inIhu7g, Va. Sioco then hay writ
ter you two lss.ers h7 dag Of huos, but get no
replY. Iwrotsto John Alexander at Point
Lockout, snd hearing noshius from him, CON-
uludej i,o was exchanged. lew week. sitsr
| rscsirsd l.ktsr from sIul, ir;sd Camp FL
mira, New YdIk, November IA. ssstihe that
lie had Lhsn rauoysl to shst plscs rom Peins
Lockout; w1A quite siuk in the hoapital, snd
aaily in ns.d u! clothing. mmsistsiS sen.
him b,x OF astio.sa s.At for. and getting 20
ru,Yer wr1ls 10 Captain W - Morrison, =
Ftistal oiGt.rf ut Eimirs. who replied, sn-
CO lug leasr ftom d i Wilson, q .stiani Ct
John AleKahiss'n br.nsing tts ssd jntslli1
o: his ask:t, Which oocuffsl November rs.
1861. lie he'd given this irisnd an order for
tbs brx Of clothing, which Capt Morrison in
formed mo had reooiySj. have preserved the
letters for your perussl. suppose you have
heard Of Tnnr L.uio' capture and inpri,on
mers q. Paint L,nkout flo sands you his
kindess regards. Please Auswsr through the
Richmond EGquirer, requesting Tho New York
News = oopv. aid tell ms it l can further
serve vou. 2ur sTsr grateful friend,
Mrs pf ) 7 knight.
n, TO N.rtb II ,,ans ci -ant u ,l,i,onys
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--,, Ns 2:1 d: iAayrisn... - sh;nspre - ;;
j.r,,sry jr lFfJ

10 Joseph and hdline s0mmers, CsnGsr,
sc. -Dear Ctii,ltsh: fGuss Of tho H3i or
Dtosmbsr, Informing rf AdEGes confinement
wa received 90 tsy. snd wish you muoh joy
Va lro we'll an,i Going well. Father disd 22i
OF February lsus, with the tropsy, after two
years ticknses. MooHy disd in Augus. lss..
In, L--R, Ms end il mrs living in
Gsorgttown, alil doing well. Rolls E12ia-
myer l.; married. sirc. O;tchsr lagt. liavnah's
wedding will lo tla J.h cf February ne,s--
Take ecc1 csre Of ali .hs {smi!y pictu,cs. and
Of the Git!z' relics. L.. US bneE how LJn;se
and family ara; als0 youTprlf. Ali Of us Rcud
lfY. Il y1l. Farewell; God bleso yon ALL
Answer a, b.low. Ijnr G.vutsd mother,
q. Oppsnheimsr.
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II ,,fnik. Va. Ian

VI NJ \ n.-I have -eLt 0iie p5Fninsl, sni
an yet have not i,es,ri anri. Petsa lei mt
lsnr !io,n yru co aton n. posn,tle. am. IN
good hsslth and dnirg wsli I Ek.it hsle very
iun.h. | =m ult Ksts. hnt ssro7s to aet
kouro e"np. 'Hnw j. e rrL RI Where srs
th-y9 niI r EsE 'f2 Let ma h5ar from
batn ~ Y,u ott.n My lave h All. Wisft
a7s you livirga Hops al Is we'll. k.!e. Mis-,
El ~ aod Columbia send logs 10 you. An
swer through Richmond pap.ra requesting
Ntv Yah NsT5 IA acpy NEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

10 Ms. james p.cus. ahr lsf. HctJh':,
M!ts 4'out july. 1893, s1d =, supposed {? ~
si3ii; A!syat,:tin, I.i.-rissss wTitS iig III.
m.',ietti:, Lg t.a u iTuos. r*a5erHins ny
bu..nsl.. ald 5sai ii 5a!'s,. j-t Ct lbs Go,:s,
also wls-,e ,u7 rar'I6 aie mi tGw ! lsE gat
them: ai.o answer :hs3"2h EiaEmaEd, ",
T,6err aG., NeH YORK d iltF E,Ea
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C.mpsnJ Is, 81 e. reIiHsnt Of cavalry.

Any iufo,ms sticn Of VIZ. Yates Tircouh,
ftmsilg Principal Q. NsE:oEa Academy,
B.llvilIe, OJnecui cauct2, ~alsbsps, would Is
gratefully rsosi7si i.y hil Eists's, Mrs, Il. 9.
Bsk.r 6nd Miss j. i. riironh, Tow iE,E7 IL.
D.iham, Ms5saotus-t'f. sG 7 waE usea,-
bcf Of the Order Of Fr;e Ms co5 10 Ers'u:a.
kiCramhtr d. ISf,l
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Norsmhsr T., 1861.

Nnrslr!sf T., 1864.
20 J. H. 9 Ny MIA har hsSn very sich,
hu' is :.:t.ng hr.t.r rhe haauaa .Is wen
III, is, Jcnf%.s h5ls hz7: gann atr '9rah66l
Tia ",':.. t~o nil hat ~ until pscaTahcr:-l
ea ilsi 10 ,e!s.;s ygF itit&: bYHls OF trace,
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Nav Ycta. Jan 10, 1865.

Nav lcfi. Jan 10, leoo.
n 4 CriIsn. hnsu=,A, na..- Have nat hsstd
iron, you fnc scri, lrse t,u't al h,a Val
All rell hers, -I,G uG IL III ljyr ~, ne 10 all.
iIear' from Jaho ani U1cie S)i to day sro
bih wslI aad in good spirits. ! coIr,sP0nd
with sasn, rs1u'nvly. eE;; an IL nE 81 in ny
pOsssr tQn mcrt JAKE. rissse nnsEer through
th;n chabT,ai, Iii sia Hsx Il truce. Lo.'s
folks ARE all we'll. j q.
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70 A S.-IcuT psrsOnsi $3.50. hesra cIssn
Through scqu4;ussSass. OF yeur being snd
doing vel. no ie:.er alnns year. Of October.
Wac afraid 10 let you ttsSe9 in Winter, how.
over anxious 70 rea you. Hstter wait til
Spring. Maybe il H. Tor, our bss. TTss &
Jathar;ne's lsst Sunday. Al wafseE ~
lo7e. Had letter FROM s.. Louis y14i .s-r>lo.
we'll Ms news ffOn Eprcpe for sem, tina
Hug yollr GdHtau srcwn ruQcb? Whist is his
Biss uow Kiss' ths cSili;ss, Keep ap
ap;l ils. Oh f1r s ohear8 IL 2gr aitaz:ion.
Jan Ia. 1865 ]: TGr Htr.rsr
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Patrick Sulith, soh OF OHan and So'an
Smith, Of D.umragran, T1ilyvin. O,untY Ga
van, s&ai shout f.rty Tl.s last ;nior:d dation
iec>irei ~,s flu: Y'aTn ego. Vas then in
Chaf!caton md supposed t. bs IN tie navy
any Information 'onefrnins him viii b
thankfully r.asi7sd ty his friend Margaret
L5rnt, NJ ll3 Eat Thirty .,igMh strses New
York Gity.
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NeE ~. Inn- u. leGi.

New rt::. leo y. leG4.
.A!s4. Y. WeiJe!i, L nj :Ia3!. Richmond.
Jian': st"at'- 5,"'$cif rh,li. as; si7 htallt
is el"i ;ai air l3!np --.l. ani %tta ny
rn,le. D.. P.'s Inf1i..f ,i.' Wei. L"1i $. sill
An5nsT lhrnnsL D.i. >aTr- /, i!.'t.
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Baltim9rs. Jan l9, 1855.

Boltim3Fs, Jan I9, 1855.
t. George Rssriob P. cGsrtntts. NORTH
cst5.ina. -Rtcsi7si V6ur lstter hJ flag q
.fuos. data Octab-r, 1864. W. -efs llti &c
i,snr t,om ydu. They i.aTs he5n skstug hsf'
B P has your .kstes Mother aud EDHa
SEND their love 10 y1a An would bs g!.i u
sss you. Hops the lsst billet that Fergus
rent you vas received. Mouis.
Il. W. V.-Tn. Power Of Attorney has bsea
rsoe7td.
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nr.r Sc-L d, u 1s

NrN ic:|, 1.3, q, IStt.
Sh. Slmsr7i!Ie, Ai5s.aeIls, Val have
y6ufs nt 23i; Jloals IS EsIe: l., TtT,sin in
Virgins ak Camrbs!l t., supply YOU aud 3.
viii eYosy:bins, ,rj I ".!l IaJ him,
J q
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Point Lnnk0ls, Nd N3r.


W .ly Fear Father. tho RsT. Dalih: Wt;.
af Fsirct EiEali o9uEt7, WI sni pii-
s5n.. i sex 1t py.ns L51b.u,.. Ha7s bssp
hara laur nr fro w,sHa. and have written
tLrss &c tou7 icit:Ts 20 lily dear Fsnnie, 10
which Lasa recciSsi 10 reply. Farewell,
deal father. I.ea nle LeaI FROM you very so9n.
Edward e. Witt
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information wanted of First Lieutenant JEo
B R,sd, Ba!t5rY O, 7th Regiment Now York
Stats Heavy Ar:iiitiy, wounded sui known IL
ia taken prisauer ct the l,atlls "t EIsl Har'
Dor, Va, 81 Juns lSCl, riHns Whiil. ndfhiug
!,as bsen heard lfori Lidr Hi7 wills and lhIl-
dres a.s w.lI anil most anxirn+to ssis rom o.
ssesrtsin his wheraab6uis. iCsWsr IbroG2h
Nav York Daily News or b7 tlsg 6i aat.
Hester Jams Reed, Alhany, N y.
hffs Kate D ii Rlksr, Raleigh. i fii Car
dina --pssr K,:t: Where, ct wis light. lid
ybnr knsbsEd gn. missing" IN :2'l lene. !
Wan. PARTICULARS. 20 pu. MS In nis track. /
will hu,, hin il caa. sdl giro W.T. Tie 10
sult. wm SAta J"hnsoh.
Jsnuary 10, 1865.
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Josspi, aGi jAHrs Ss!by, car; OF 4 CSt-
lett, R:ahnlnuti. All ~sli st toms; ios Us hsss
from YGu sbruush t.i. ch'n:ci.
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