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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
The Ladies Fayerlte fsr 81 Year

Sa aaxarIre 8as bsen able - eanIassss ~ ~
None attriap& il. .f#s
EoDE3Ts RECEIPTS
/ tor eTsTy department 81 hoHHebete. F4ese sf7
Fare worth the price Of the Beok '
! Motel Cottages tas ether Magazine ClTas =.
FElth diaETsH9s.
| DRAWING LESSONS FOR TiIE Y0r%5 %
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SCI issrs 10 q dr. set IL before tie EnusIe st
| ti34deal5g fsT Ladies AnJther peeugaT.ls 1F.
Cooley.
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I Nes4 Tafk, the millionaire merchants, ssRatE b
Giudey, ths ouiE Asga2sae lhat has tiGFla
( Also, Fashions fr9m she celebrated Z $50
Se7F Yegk.
/ Ia8;ea' BnunatS We Eive more a then II
/ yaag than any othcr AAs8z-ue 81 fAc3- r. D..
! Book enables eSeEy lazy to be hef a@n usr--- 70
4 EeF.
MARION HARLASD,
4atkorsss af s. Hone" sEEsadsn Pafh~ r3ig
! Si3s,1 fflEsmesfks /" cad s-Af{rrGzt-
writes for Godey each haoatb, Fnd f1f
N 5E1Gzyne We have also retained an on ..- A.
Exsrlte coltEl AgtsFs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
C0E's DYSPEPSIA CURE.

COE's DYSPEPSIA CURE!
cogss DlsrEfsIA CUnE;
crags DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT FAIL =
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CuRE3
....-H -s~=---
CURES NAUSEA At STOMACH
GOES DYSPEPSIA cEAEt
CURES CRAMPS AGD coLro PAINS.
coE's DYSPEPSIA cUREl
CURES CHOLERA NoRsrs ErERr TIME.
GOES DYSPEPSIA cUHE!
oVREs TEDEGEsTfoS ASSURE As You TAKEFT
GOES DTsggFsIA CURE!
CURes HEARTBURN AND HgABAcHE.
coE's DYSPEPSIA cUaEE
aserEArEs AND TONES ruE STOMACH.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA Cure
~ savaseigp remedy Tor all diseases Of tie sTo-
AACu aud BOaE gas,
coE's DYSPEPSIA cEaai
a3a7es fF44sss-ss aa4 sts4 saase 4slazaz Alsa
/ this IRaiady iry Il,
| Goes Dyspepsia Cure
/ cafes instsbsauaoa<T--aHd yep % BOT have to
4 wais Eess 90 see is esssei.
/ Goes Dyspepsia Cure
u :af greatest appetizer ever Enowu--it not only
/ tTeates the appetits' aHt euahiesyeu 70 easily
/ dlge&i Fanr food.
| cPs'a Dyspepsia 2-gas
] ..rasousasaasaS by al he lsaalas pAgslet.a,.
| Gps's 15spsSs2.a Cure!
.l sEfl r. ts ga s: II i ssss sss s
| Goes -!s -qs.a Cure
is.warraatsi to do ii we asve eisines tor IL
ana We niil furnish ysg serfeascs q s7sf best it-
/ lzenA AMI e.eTEyaen 70 bacA up our statement.
| Gees Dyspepsia Cure!
| b Indispensable to The portIoaGteaa Of every
iraYe4exs as u al ofee prevents dizziness ~ seas
stiffness, eitaef 10 steamers or ears and Is never
falling pFsvstkpe Of a2nger grum change u wateY
| sna climate Do sot % witasut il.
Cas- 9ag&a Elr5a
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e Ike aiehoholie hltets egs bfTef aFess al aver-
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ard bs~eis4
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
Hasauuboaa's Extracf BuchGs,

Has moas wsA .eeafeaa tAs Rseor4s Gf iAs iassFse
4sJiams. ,
ind HeEsmcaoita Dsaf&s by Coasumptten bsag
aEaple witness 20 tbs truth OF tszg assertion
7As Combustion oHcs Effected EaA gFgaRie
Reasaes4 RED utres the Af Of Aelcine TO 81 tgth-
ea aai Iufigerate the System.
EkteA HhLABoLD's EXTRACT BECuU iAsdFt-
trial viii eozv!acs the most skeptieai
o.
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In aaaHg AeeclGeaa neemglar 10 Feaaalsa lAefgx-
TRACT BTCfIu is ana4nElei by ans otht'F rei sly,
as ia GAisrpsiS Retention. IrEezularlty PAIN
fusnsssi suppression sf east9fgaFy veu ttsaass
liberated or seirThBuS state or tae Uter&s, Lfach
sFThwa WhlLas stegiiiity aadtaF ali eJsnp4slai3
taeiaene TO the sex, whether artisans irssn lndls
erection HAbils Of nissIpationy o. In he
4sEcLlSE on cHtSGR OF LIRE.
d
Takx no Esovs Bsiaar, 9srrzfy, or stap{sa&aaf
AfsdseEass for aApleasass end Dangerous azeaEsst
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PROVED HOSE WASH CURES.
secret Diseases.
| In all Lhetr Stages, AtIittie Expense
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nd Ne Zap asg r. s.
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laying Pain Snd faaaraatIon, SO frtqnflt ia the
/ class Of diseases. aud expelLing al FatasHaas
4 L3sSA8EN ana NufN92S& AdhHEe8-.
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i Victims Of Quacks, and ~ho haze sssn paid Aeavy
'ees ~ be cured In short time hage found theF
were Deceived and that tue POISON Eas by tAt
| ase a. POWERFUL AsFRINsEgTs, p sssn dFiea
in aas system, TO break cut an aggravated f9Eu
! and perhaps after MarTfags.
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| AReetIeas and diseases 81 the URINARY ORG ANS
Il whesher existing ia MALE or FEMALE, frczH
whatever cause esfgtasting AMI no matter OF
4 xRS
| Diseases es these Organs rsqniFss the aid ef a
/ pIuRETfc nELN BcLD's EXTRACT BEcHU Is
the aasirea saest IN all Diseases for ~AseA ia rec
1 gvidrnce 81 the most reliable and responsible
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Price 81, per bottle, sax gaF 50.
Delivered u any address,, securely packed ffUna Oh
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
Elr. JNO. l.. E.YON.

Ptaesiqtag Pig tcsau, Sew. uAyoa. Cosa.
Wba can lss cgns ted eghceEuIag all lseases Ell
thsY psFss 81 3 Sr Ag lettes
q G Gae4lEtn s Co. Bastsu q s. Barnes S
Co., New Yeas Lgsa q Saith, Chtessa, wholesale
Agents, OF. - 81 6u-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

wss4vsaiave distress FROM feed. as pssssy seer
sicm@Sh ~ lesA tsgas kAsa II lakes 10 Bglte shAS
4FRsn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

Docs Hea exf4GaFata aEs ezcfts the sslssa sxYss-
e. ike ziehpkoie hittets ei beverages Al atxer-
sskEl TO cure syssTsaa. ha2 Ii a. zHRiaraas ma0s
Hasaetfa adapted 30 l diseases q shs stgasasks
kna ha%eisl ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
GODEY,s LADY,s BOOK
THE
FASHION MACHINE OF THE Viii

r AShIDA AAuAtAE OE LIE v 1titt
LTTERATI RE. FINE ARTS AID EAsgl 4
The nfSst ala grf aeent Sized ehsFav4hss, ~ (
FASHION Pt. ATES. Weed eagsuEsnsa n
s,ibfect thAt en- fstEeTsTsst tasfea8 GfaiA lst
King Netting, Embroidery, Article for b.. /.
for fhe ParIer the ig0sdaiF, assd TIE kitt54ta e
rry9If8Ag in fact 10 naske CONFLICT Lat
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
70 mARsED EADEEs

Tasy aEt peculiarly aaaRtEas rs thsg bgiaG the
monthly period with sadh perfect ega3arlty-
| epnA@ asrnIsa any aaantflE ~ se2tsaasntais Of
It's easas fxol my pwa patients, hBt the practice
II Fssi sssz buEt atsR assksAoss saes bssSrs ftsh
pabIte lsisss pFeyalsaas Ids pot aesaa Il aisssas
| a3e.
| DE- WISE IN TEAg
BE WISE In TINE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
CAUTT0Nl CAUTION II

Bear Ia mled that guarantee my DROPS TO
CUHR Suppression ~ thR Msnses from whatever
esnss khnagh care ah0ala ba aaken T. aAcert4fa il
pFegnAnry BE tte cause. Is These DROPS would be
sHr p sFsnsa " q g e SEA N iasi
al wsa ii diatsne&]y asEerzsa0d fhau Do Bot bold
slysesl tsspeusssie wjaen used aadeT sach ciEesm-
stances
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
woman IA ALI her d Gsnculfiea
lI,ni aLlAsaIL.

powers OF this harmless but eectsye prepa aslon.
At the two epoehs o. life ia which the female sys
tsm anafergoss the Taost important and critical
changes, tas Pilis wilifDrovs positive safeguard
&zalhat evil eSnsequaaces They are also eon5-
asasly gsrrssas upsssesl ~ snasse a every disorder
to which feuAales ere Exclusively sahiees.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

Isalso kept Al lhs same place for breeding pm,
es and the terms are such to make !, i7r iir 1
tsrezt Of svsrs Farmer to procure saae Of his ,i
Two Thoroughbred
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

49, 8lSe IA FssaFs8
s'a gspess.a Cure
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

RealA saa. AID saRs 10 DO

Arp III kNf1T DO HAAk.
AaD ca ssssT 10 HARa,
4 a- IA sAa n2pss gaesAeAts cpusl itaEIsAsq
Is5aS PsxisslcaI Drops wili certainly proansa the
FusM9 res aln vi aAtnfa, " aAhes Aag eF twa be-
tegs ne ezpsstea pFlqd. and IL IL uSz IN In The
prpfesksAn, NbAs priv ensish L better fhaa enrr.
ELyaa 4 PES isiesl Ns@pg hsse heTs hsaA % ossF
twsssg Nv thezsassd lales, witlzin tbe past six
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

Cas- -4-h-ps.a g4-
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-09
A New Paper i'm Richmond.
feb 1906
PROSPECTUS.

TIME undersigned propose to publish q
Il Daily Paper, under the title Of ''The
Richmond IIcrald," on or about the 10Th
of January ult. t~5r ..r
1t will be entiely Independent in politics,
but will nevertheless accord to the Admin
istration q just support in all measures
which, in the opinion of its conductors,
may be deemed promoive of the good Of
the cause in which we are engaged. A
proper criticism of such, acts as will be
doomed adverse to this object, will be, Of
course, consistent with tho independent
character under which the paper is to be
inauguratcd.' 1870 t3'
In tho matter of General Nows it will bo
found to keep pace with the leading jour-
nails OF tho day, while it will have added to
it, In tho matter of financial intelligence n
| feature such as, we venture to say, no pa
per in the Confedcracy con boast of. Edi-
torials from the pen df one Of the ablest
| financial writer's in this or any other coun-
try will he presented in each number.
| For reasons not now proper to be men,
,ioneh, we forbcar to give the names of
those who shall compose tho regular cdito-
rial staff but we ilattcr ourselves that
when they shall appear, they will be found
to constitute such an array of talent as oan.
lot be excelled on this continent.
The we'll known character Of the indivi-
dual whose name appears below, as ste
nographic reporter, furnishes, we presume,
guarantees that, in MI that relates to i'm
portant poltical speeches and debates.
whether in legislative assemblies or out of
them, tho s'Herald" will present advanta-
gcs certainly not to be excelled by any pa
per in the C6nfedcracy.
The. farming interests viii be faithfully
vindcated, and care taken to disseminate
the earliest intelligence which n proper re-
gard for the welfare of that great element
of national wealth and power shall demand.
In the matter Of correct commercial in
telligence, equal zeal shall be manifested,
our object being to assign to each of these
departments an editor of known experience
and ability, nt N
| Arrangements are on foot by which to
secure the earliest foreign news, and tho
paper will contain such editorial talent as
will fully elucidate the bearing of foreign
diplomacy upon Southern interests.
In short, 1.-The Richmond Herald'' will
be found to combine every feature of inter
est which the requirements of the present
crisis demand.
The enterprise is respectfully commend
ed to the favor and patronage of the citi-
zens'of the Southern Confcderacy.
| t' N." I, p. KEAN g. CO.,
| feb 1866 ~ Richmond, Va.
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Miles, Eegister Revivea.

PROSPECTUS OF THE COUNTRYMAN
MILES REGISTER, the most useful
IN Journal ever issuedin America, has
been revived in. the publication of The
Countryman. This journal is a fac-simile
of its originarin the number and size of its
pages, its typography, and oil the features
which gave value to the standard publica-
tions issued by Mr., Niles.
Besides the features Of Niles Register,
The Countryman has others which should
render it still more attractive, to wit: de-
partment of elegant literature, rejecting the
style of Yankee literary journals, and mod
cling itself after tho best English miscella-
neous weeklies, but at tho same time being
stamped with an independent. southern tone,
original with and peculiar to itself
An altogether novel feature with it, is that
il is publishedin the country on the editors
plantation, nine miles from any town or vii
lage, and devotes much attentiont to agricul-
turO, rural sports, and everything that in.
terests the country gentleman.
The Countryman is q handsome quarto, Of
sixteen pages, published weekly on the edi-,
tors plantation, near Eatonton, Ga, 10
which oil communications should be ad.
dressed, f.fl 80
Our terms are So for three months, orS20
per annum.
Send oil remittanccs by express.
dgHt,gyI ...'a. ]. A. TURNER,
feb 1906 Eatonton, Ga.
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Confederate states G government
The Executive

Tie EIcCUtlUe.
Hon. JEFF DAVIS, of Miss, President
Hon. A. Ii. STEVENS, Of Ca, Vice President
TIE Cabinet:
j. P. BENJAMIN, of La, Secretary of State
G. A. TRENHOLM, Of c.. Sec'y of Treasury.
j. G. BRECKINRIDoE, of KY, Seo'y of War.
s. r. MALLORY, of Fla, Sec'y'of The Nary.
Hon. GEo. DAVIS, of n. c., attorney General,
JOHN II. REAGAN, of Texas, Postmaster Gen,
Heads Of Bureaus - tj f.f.f
Rufus n. Rhodes, Commissioner of Patents.
G. E. w. Nelson, Sup't Of Public Printing.
Gen. Sam, Cooper, Adj't and Inspector Gen.
John s. Preston, Chief of Bureau of Con-
scription. 'af@"
Brig g-Gen. A. r.. Lawton, Quartermaster Gen.
y. z. Moore, Surgeon-G General ts p.
T., W. Johns, Medical Purveyor.
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The Reporters Directory.
BASED ON
.t
PHOTOGRAPHY.

D. .e pHONOGRAPHf.
AS been published, n book with the
LII above title, prepared by tho subsorber
who has had nearly twenty years, practice
in Photographic writing, having been at one
styme employed as an official reporter in tho
NJ. s. Senate, and who has been for the last
.ssvcnteen months, and is now reporter OF
(be Atlanta lntelligencer. e,s ~,
u The Dictionary will contain indications,
~ means Of a simple nomenclature, for wri-
ting with Photographic letters, about 90, 600
words Of tho English language, or ninety
mine one hundreths of those in common use
tho remaining words being easily written
after these arc learned,
SIn the instruction of the Dictionary, sim
Pile instruction will be given for beginners
Of the study, Of Photography, with litho-
graphed illustrations, prepared by one of
the best artists in the Confedcracy The
object of the publication is to make STAN
DARU for Confederate Reporters, and to rem
der itpossible for the much coveted and beau.
uful' l'art of Reporting to be learned even
without the aid of q teacher.
As tho work Will be expensive, new type
having been procured expressly fal' it, only
q small edition will be issued Those who
desire copies are requested to send To the
author their orders ut once, (to be recorded
accompanied with the price for the same,
which will be Ave dollars per copy The
book in paper cover, and suitable for use,
will be sent to all subscribers by mail, with
out additional expense. e@'
@ 'rhht.1 y A, II. MARSHALL, I,
feb 1866 Atlanta, Ga,
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Gems" for Children,

Us tho title Of collection of admirable
Il. stories, mostly founded on facts, and
which originally appeared in tho Southern
Presbyterian and Confederate Baptist, over
the signature of "TEACHER."
The rapid sale of this work. lover 1900
copies having been sold,) speaks well for the
favor with which it has been received by the
Sol hern public. There is aothing secta-
rian contained in it, the authors object be-
ing the inculcation of true piety amongst
the rising generation.
Copies can be procured atthis Office: Prico
SO fiF &'lani dyR.F. MILLER.
. apl1' ga4ulEG4l ~. IS
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The soutI1ern Confederacy.
A DAILY JOURNAL.

DAILY JOURNAL.
FOR THE ARMY AND THE PEOPLE.
NEVOTED to the interest of the Soldiers
~ of the Army of Tennessee and the
people of the Confederate States, being n.
National Newspaper of news, Political, Mill
tary, and Miscellaneous, Foreign and Do
mestic, prepared by ready writer's and cor
respondents,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
The Editorial Department of the Southern
Confedcracy includes combination of po-
litical, literary and industrial talent. ayste-
mntized in the several departments of en-,
larged journalism, whose chief duty it will
be to present the public daily mirror of
popular thought, action and event, after its
own fashion and from purely, independent
point of view. III. aIf% 76,F sIl.hI gst
The News Department Of the Southern
Confederacy will embrace careful compila-
ton from all the Southern papers, apd from
late Northern and Foreign shcets--arrange-
ments having been effected for the reception
of these. .,,.
4 large and capable circle Of correspon---
dents from every section of interest, will
contribute no little to the prompt collection
of transpiring events. Especially will it be
our care to note the affairs of the army in
our front, upon which hangs the destinyand
in great part the entire South.
a very large share of attention will be
paid to matters Of n local interest, for which
purpose competent Local Editor, with an
efficient staff of reporters, have been employ
cd. @ ..tt
All communications should be addressed
to the #
EDITORS AND PRopRIEToRs.
feb 1906 Southern Oonfederacy. n
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DAILY AND WEEKLY by h-.
J.'B. 'NEAPHERBY &CO., RALEIGH, N. G.
ia,' l&r} OUR PRINCIPLES: 49,,
The true Conserpatpc plat)orp, Tho su-
premacy of the civil over the military law.
A quiet submission to all laws, whether
good or bad. while they remain upon our
statute books. ggs. clay ~ Z, ,l
No reconstruction, or submission, but pcr-
petual Independence.
An unbroken front to the common enemy;
but timely and repeated negotiations. for
PEACE by the proper authorities.
No separate State action through Con.
vention; no counter revolution; no COM
bined resistance to the Government.
Opposition to despotlsm in every form,
and the preservation of Republican institu-
tons in all their purity.
We have determined to make the Conscr-
ydtise permanent paper, for the nainton-
ance Of our principles, and to render q
vigorous support to the cause Of Southern
Independence. The administration of Coy.
Vance will find in the Cohserpdtioo a steady,
honest, straightforward supporter and de-
fender, as will also the National administra-
tion, when Its action Is not in conflict with
ourprinciples as..,.y d. !,
The. Conservative shall be o leading, relia-
BILE paper, and viii be conducted with vigor,
but with proper regard to truth and right,
and the courtesy dueAto others! II viii not
encourage or countenance personal or polit-
ical wfangling and diseord. IL seeks. to
unite oil upon the great and all-absorbing
interests of the Confederacy.
Itshall be q thorough newspaper, and will
give the photographic aud other news
most desirable to the, public. Tbe proceed
;ags of,the Legislature when in session, i'm
t1YxF
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H'dq'rs zth Res't s. g. Cavalry.
SI,. s.,Dr.as CAMP NEAR RIoHMoND,s

Ft.f ~ irHNt, SAMP NEAh hlCHMOND,s
3gsN ylsy,-.Es .1 March 10, 1866.
NFFICERS and Soldiers Of the Seventh
" Regiment Of South Carolina Cavalry.
WHO arc now absent without leave are called
upon TO return without delay to their COM
mand. .u+
Many brave men linger to protect their
suffering homes, or to engage the enemy
upon their own soil-4cowards make the
same exouse--but by remaining absent from
their posts in the army they weaken our
strength and postpone the hour Of victory
and peace. Soldiers mtst promptly return
or DO published as "deserters," I" arrested as
"desertcrR' and punished as t'desertess."
The destruction, OF railroadsis no excuse.
Brave men will make their journey on foot.
or on horseback, and rejoin their posts Of
duty, in the Army. " will be no excuse to
d soldier, Tint he ia doing duty in another
command; this can onlybe permitted oy
an order from the Commander- In Chief
without his order it Is % military crime,
II is especially urged upon men, to bring
with them good horses being dism6unted
will not obtain for them new furloaghs. but
transfers to infantry. s12lEg q sf3 iB ~.
ty - w A. G, HASKELL
d Col, Hh Reg't. s. @. Cavalry.
r. 1ncli 25s'G5-44 Je ~ IL iV2s
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-09
no taIe Friends of the Soldiers
THRoUGHOUT THE CCNFEDERACY.


.THRoUGHOUTTHE CONFEDGRACY. .
QuARTERMAsTER GEN's DBpARTMsNr,
Railroad Bureau, Richmond, Feb 20, Ca
lrFNHE friends md relatives of soldiers in
Il the Army ofNorthern Virginia are here
by notified that nn arrangcmcnthas this day
bcen effected with the Southern Express
Company, to carryall packages Of food and
wearing npparelto Richmond, Va. Is yeet
To secure the advantages thus obtained
through the Express Company, the following
instructions must be observed: I.
Packages must not contain more than one
hundred pounds; DO we'll secured and plainly
marked, AMI sent at tho cxpcnse OF The ship
per to either OF the Soldiers Relief Associh-
tions, which arc located as follows:
In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South
CarOlina ut Columbia; in Georgia, Mt Augusta;
in nAlabama, at Montgomery, or to any other
point'a: which ono Of these Associations have
an ofiice..r :, .{a r.,. eesEG ....,s
Tho Agents ofthese Associations will there
take charge Of tliem, and ship daily, by
Southern Express Company, to the proper
Agents of the respective States at Richmond
who will see them distributed to the proper
individual owners. 80 81 f'1H ~, y.
. To meet the wishes of the soldiers, and to
give, them n certain and speedy communicG-
ton with home, the Southern Express Com
pany has ,agrccdto give this freight prefer
ence ovcrScverything else; and in order that
no obstacle may occur to the success of 50
laudNble an enterprise, the several reilroaa
companies are hereby requested to render thu
Express Company such facilities. as will enaS
BILE it to make this arrangements complete
success sN"'A' /" EPFAi |a7'
AS the Southern Express Company as-
sumes all responsibility of the Transporta-
tions are, requested to withdraw their agents
who have heretofore acted rs travelling
messengers. IF the Relief Association will
establish agencies in the rear Of other arm
les, they may enjoy the samepriyileges here!
by secured to the army of Northern rVir-
ginia. ~. y i, ..., F. w. SIMS,
Approved, Tt. Col. and Quarterm'r.
A. r. LAwToS, ,Quartermaster Gen'l. =