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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-28
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/ Calling at Observation-Disclosures Line, SAIL
ing SEMI-W EEKLY carry ing to u s Male
ClrY OF CORK......... WEDNESDAY July 10
CITY OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY, Jolly Is
GLASGOW ................W EDNESDA July 90
lOlTY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY, July
26. vif seq f,.. ....7..s
At Noon, from Pier Al North River
HATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabiu...........$9 500 90 Steerage.... $50 90
" TO LondoB......95 0O as to London. "a 90
!" to Psris......l05 90 Z" to Paris 40 90
PASSENGERS also forwarded to Havre Hamburg
Brennan, DC, DC, at moderate rates. '''@
Passage by the mail steamers, sailing every
Saturday, payable in geld, Passage by The midi
week steamers, payable in U, s currency
Steerase passage from Lv erocl or Qus en-
town, $50 gold, OR its equivalent Tickets can
be bought here by persons sending for their
friends. '1
For further information, apply a. the Com
panyss Offices. isl, JOHN &. DALE, Agent.
,ss1.f III WALNUT Street, Phila.
BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
DSTEAMsHIPL LINE, sailing lrom each
port on SATURDAYS. from first wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelpha, and Long Wharf,
Boston. .taa ullfa b4btiffgtg, & mems
The stcamer NORMAN, Captain Baker, will
sail from Philadelphia for Boston on Saturday
July 22d, at IL A, M, aud steamer Saxton Cap
tain Mathews, from Boston for Philadelphia,
same day, at 2. NJ.
These new and substantial steamships form
regular line, sailing from each port psIctualy
on Saturdays. "* tt e.ts "lt
Freiehts taken st fair rates
Shippers requested to send Slip Receipts
and Bills Of Lading with their goods. ,-
For Freightor Passage (having fine accom-
modations apply 10 Henry Winsor & Ca.
332 South Delaware Avenue.
NTaPshaPs sfatarrh Snuff--The best ar.
Nl ticle known for curing Cat .rrh, Gold in the
head and Headache; an excellent remedy for Sore
Ewes; DISTRESS has been removed by it. Tits
recommended by many OF the best physcisns, and
is used with great success and satisfaction every
where. Nj 5. BURR Il CO., 2s Fremont street.
General Agents. Sold everywhere.
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"MIND got2 vat vii de Frenchman make
next RI as the Dutchman said the first tins
he saw monkey.
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ES OF ADVERTIsING
tSs LINES on LESS MAKE A SQUARE.

ices entitle advertisers to q renewal of mat
nonth. For more frequent changes, special
I'll, be made. 7-E --tt.s.
ardsfQf One Square or less, one year. SO 90
es, One year ....s,"",.m,.o.60 90
;ial Notices double the rates of ordinary
rents.
transient advertisements payable in advance.
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For Freghtor Passage (having fine accom-
modations apply TO Henry Wins0r Il Ca.
332 South Delaware Avenue.
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Freights taken st fair rates

Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts
and Bills Of Ladng with their goods. IN
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ANEW YORK HARLEM RAIL

IN ROAD.-Arrangement OF trains, commen~
cling MONDAY, May s, 1s65.b8q 5ly 3nuGr.set
Two Express Trains daily from. New qTk u
Albany and Troy and Saratoga, making direct
connections with the New York Central Rail- road
Tor all points West. and at Troy with Nor thern
Railroads for all points North. 81 80 60. 80.
The III A. M. and 4 40 P. NJ. Expreys Trains
for Albany and Troy run through without change
LEAVE TwENTY.sIx STREET. Z. ~
$40 A. Nj Mail Train tor Chatham, stopping
sOOA Nj. White Plains Train, Stopping at oil
stations.
I 1000 A, M. White Plains Train, stopping at all
Stations. he-.l,4.4f q tfFirf sFl Iaa
IL 900 A. Nj. Abany and Troy Express Train.
230P. N Paving Train. stopping at Ford.
ham, West Moust Vernon, White Plains and al
stations North, 5-+ ......, = ,...f ,.--ss. g e..
4.49 p. M Albany asd Troy Express Train.
5.40P. M. White Plains Train, stopping at all
stations. {s mira 14tt bf,a T,fslfI7s 3, ~. r.
$40 ?. NJ. white Plains Train, stopping at ali
statinns ~ .9ttrgH 90 iSR 81 56igf 41i3tf,
$50 p. IN. Williams Bridge Train, stopping az
all stations. .., .sa-
Tickets procnfed and baggage checked; cor.
ner Twen ty- six st., and fourth ave., and ali5of
the offices of Westcott's Express. in New ferk
am Brooklyn, TO all points ON this road and it's
connections. and bag rage checked from the resi-
dence to destination. g6a 10 sRNs has Ws
This road is now in first rate order, and runs
through one of the fLest agricultural dist lets in
the State, and for safety, speed and comfurt will
compare iavorably W it'll any othfr route
|. c. BUCKHUUT, Eng'r and GEM Supt.
RID. BAsroN Ass't 1Sup't and Gen' Freig hit
Agsnt.-je6 o.leg8 I'll ~ 3naE 5Yia os ara.
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E,RIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot
II foot of Chambers ST., via Pavons4 Ferry. Z
q 200 "a M, Day Express fer Cansnda igua,
Rochester Bgff,lo, Salamanca and West Cop-
meets at Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand
Trunk Railways. and at Salamanca it'll Atlantic
and Great Western Railway. HIS 81 t{sfs, Il
$50 A M, Milk and Wsy Train daily, to Oils
Vile.
| 10 90 A. NJ. Express Mail fer Buffalo, connect
irg with Lake Shore Railway.} 40 q i4f
400 PM, Way Train for Port Jervs and
Newbrrg.i - a5lNp 9a4&a HliaY&g ga
500 3Pi M, Night Express for Canandsigua
Rochester Buff, Salamanca, and West.
800 p. I'M, ighinibg Express, daily, or Ca
nandsigua, Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca, Dun.
kirk, and West. Connects at Buffal, with Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at Sala.
manca with Atlantic and Great w estern Rail-
way. Ii Mss "a Yuae nlo4f hsbaipa3 nc
500 P, M, Enigrant Train daily for Buffalo,
Salamanca, Dunkirk and West. 50 'iA AAt ~@ q
HUGH eRIDD LEI Gen'i Sup'ts4l York;
| bWM; +. BARR, Gen'l Pass Agit, New York !o9rrk.
se2o-Iy. 49,, f.f -
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UroR Ne W YORK VIA NEWPoRT

LNOk NEW YORK VIA " WORT.
IL Fare Cabin Passage So; Deck, ST.. JaJsEu
Cars leave tae Depot of the Old Colony and
Newport Railway Company, corner Of. South and
Kneeand street,, aus 80 z. M daily. ass Is
For he steamer M METROPOLIS, Captain B.
Simmons, on MONDAYS Wednesds va and FRIDAYS
Passengers by this QUITE can take 4.30 p. M.
Express Train and arrive in Newport zone hour
before the Steamboat Train, having lime to Sc
cure state room and make other preparations fol
the passage. aej.e..8.7sr grr.a,c-.t.s
Baltimore, Washing tom 4 c., can connect with
the New Jersey or Camden t. Amboy Railroad.
p'EsAss '' GEORGE S1a's siHivRRlcK, Agent.
jy3tf - 4,-ag No 81 Washington st.
|AHLO RIVERe--Atlantic and Mississippi
" Steamship Company connects with the Ills
pois Central Railroad. Leaves on Sunday Jaly
Memphis, Picksburg, Natchtz, Baton Rouge and
ali intermediate sndings-phe'n new and splendid
p passenger steamer W. r. CARTER w. R. Holl-
craft, master. y. A. ratum. clerk, will leave as
above. For freight or passage. apply on board,
|jy7 B. R. pEGRAM. Agent, a5 Poydras st.
MI x Gu ANTS AND PEOPLES
1f1 LlNF.-Leavssa on Saturday, July 8, at 5
O'Clock p. NJ. Fer ST. Louis, Cairo, Memphis.
Vieksburg, Natchez, Bait Rouge and sl inter-
mediate landings. The new and splendid pass
senger steamer HENRY AMES, Thomas l.. Craw-
iorui master, JOnn M LeavenWorth, clerk, VIII
leave as above. .6fsQss eeos 15gil$
Ferfreigbt or passage apply ON boare. ok jys
"A TIA NTIC AND MISSISSIPPI
N STEAMSHIP CO.-Connects wi b the Hi,
nois Central Railroad. Leaves SATURDAY,. 9Th
inst at o'clock p. M. For st. Louis, Memphis,
Cairo, Cincinnati, Natchez, Baton Rouge and ali
interme diate landings. The6n passenger team-
er, IDA HANDY, Tom Moore, MASTER z. Y,
Moore, clerk, will leave as above. For freight or
passage. apply on board, or to
|jye B. R. PEGRAM, Agent SO Poyd ras st.
ME- Rob A N rs AND PEOPLES
N. For st. Louis. Cairo, Memphis, Match z. Bias
ton Rouge, and all intermediate landings--The
large and commodious passenger steamer Mag
ENfA, Robert Getty, master M. sDAi Cendiff.
cIel k, will leave as above, having fine rooms and
every thing that is calculated to make the, trip a
pleasant one.
F or freight or passage, apply on board. jy6
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BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
MSHIP LINE, sailing from eat

These new and substantial steamships form a
regular line, sailing from each port psrctually
on Sat urdays. "t 4t r.isI "{
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04
The Charleston Bank.

Many persons interested in tho affairs Of
the. old Charleston Bank, arc anxious TO know
how matters stand. Some Of our citizens
have paper in the Banks hands, which they
expected to redeem with notes Of the Bank
in hcir hands, but cannot for some reason
get hae matter attended to. How is it that
Nes,rs. SIXTH and HALE could get the notes
OF tho Bank, which they bought up at twenty
cents on tho dollar, exchanged at par for good
Hapsr, while these men who are loyal are re-
fused? Should there not BIO commissioners
appointed TO inquire into this matter: We
understand that Gov. BoRxxAS was about 10
appoint such commissioners, but they have
not madc their appearance hero. SAlrn and
EALE have swindlcd the people Of KanaWha
enough already, aud the matter should DO ns-
tended to at once.
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Oil News.
shoulder.

We are glad to inform our readers that VIC
have made arrangements by which we will
be able to give something Of interest on this
interesting subject erery ,etck. We expect ,o
DC able to set forth in full all the evidence
both incidental and geological, Of the exist.
encc Of oil, &C., in this section, and We will
have articles from two or three geological pro.
fessors. as well as from practical observer
TIC hope thus not only TO developc and pro-
mote the interests Of the Valley, but to give
some of our reelers information Of the great
rst interest and value to them. This week
no give some incidental indications Of oil
from the pen of one who has been exploring
the whole Valley for the past four months
The proof of the facts stated by him is abun-
dnnt and easily obtained, he having afidavits
o. several reliable citizens to these and similar
facts.
Next reek,we shall give or article on tho
geological structure Of the oil region about
here-and shall continue from week 10 week
until al! the evidence Of both oil and minerals
is developed.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04

"LEr the JOURNAL attend to is own BUSH
nest," says some defender OF couple Of
traitors in our midst. The business Of the
JOURNAL, aside from the promotion Of the local
interests Of the Valley, and Of the people,
education, &C., is opposition TO trsitor'. And
there ~ no use in saying VIC arc for the Union,
aud At the same time quoting uyowed rebels in
our midxt a! q premium. We have been n
loyol citizen Of the Hunawha Valley YUi!e "a
long as the man who rebukes Us for wha, he
call, "impudencc" in ia newspaper starting
in by calling on Union men to frown OIL
rs6ei., and DO no business with them having
come here with Gen. Cox in 1861, with m
defective argumeu. for traitors" on our
shoulder.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04
The Now Year.

One more year has rolled around, and again
&c commence with Jaoaary to thread the I'm.
i,lumincd path Of q New Year. The war.
cloud which treason raised nearly four years
40, s.ill hangs lowering over the country.
But our Int military successes arc really
cheering, and We may now safely predict the
end OF The war before the close Of 1866.
Cur own success in our enterprise Of start>
ing now Union paper is likewise cheering
10 N, and the friends Of the cause here, hay
inc been even more successful than we ex.
pec.ed. Still our lis. Of patrons i, not so
large on i. ought to be- and NC hope every one
0: our friends will take the matter in hand
and procure us another subscriber each. In
order 10 support Union. paper here it will
be necessary for erery man whose heart Is IN
tho cause 10 ,sJ.eriJe and 10 have his negh6or
.~~.~..~- $3.50. --.vo-.--'- --
JUS. ~ soon Us our subscription list will
justify US in doing so, und VIC hope it will be
soon. He'havo not room now, but must make
out till We can get 200 moro SuLscrihcrs.-
Will not ertry one who is satisfied with our
course lend US y hand? We shall still prose-
cute our war upon traitors, though we shall be
more careful and will not allow those who arc
disposed TO throw down their arms and come
into the ranks Of the Union, to be fired upon.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04
Personalities.

We have much complain, from certain per-
,cnp in regard to the personalities which have
appeared in tho Journal. Some. OF our cor
respondents. while thinking that they we're
striking pit .raitor', have hit persons who claim
10 be Union men.
Now, We believe for ourselves that person.
alities 10 general tend to no good, resulting
only in ill.fceling; and while We nre willing
aud DESTROYS to use every proper weapon
against treason aud traitors, anl have no
scruplcs in regard to using the stron sSst Ian.
guage in their condemnation, VIC cannot adj
nut the indiscriminatc attacking Of mcn SIM
ply because they are not iuvpInerablc at all
points on the question Of loyalty. .
Our object, aside from tho other interests OF
our people, is the Promohian Of The GnI'n ea"'r;
and VIC believe We will be doing so in Kidding
our community, il possible, Of aetdl traitors
and wo shall cycrdcvote the use Of our columns
TO the welfare Of our community and the cause
Of the Union. And while We believe that any
man who has right to claim the protection
Of our government and the privileges Of o
citizen, has also rieh, to be shielded from
personal attack in public journal, We still
hold that. traitor, have none Of these rights here,
and if they want to enjoy them they should
20 where they Gun have "thcir rights" in
peace! Tie people do not rant than here.
While man can have the benefit Of n
doubt as to his loyalty VIC shall refuse our
sanction to the open abuse Of his chaI factor
Blu, when he persists in acts Of disloyalty, or
in open sympathy for the South and defiance
Of the u. S. Government and Of the State OF
West Va, or in defence Of men who arc
arowcd rebels then We shalluot even attempt
10 screen him from any weapon which may be
used against him and his cause.
We respectfully request our correspondents
to notice, and 10 employ other and better
weapons in defense Of the cause.
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We copy the following, which applies here
as we'll, and which We fully endorse 50 for A.
it refers to acknowledged traitors and rebel
sympathi.ers, from the Faismont National.
While we can, fully forgive those who have
repented and become truly loyal in their con.
duct, we feel IN unyieldins hostility rs we'll
as utter contempt for such as are Hea" enough
to come back Bere and claim the protection Of
the government while their hearts arc still
with the rebelt in arms: ,...
"The Door, miserable rebel sympathi1ers in
this county howl dreadfully over what they
call our wan, Of eotutesy in rcferringto them.
They soy that VIC handle them too roughly
that We don't extend to them tho civilities and
amenities dus political opponents-that Nc
call them. traitors. Whatl would you deal
gently With . copperhcad snake7 Is there
ouy particulae etiquette required In dealing
a blow at such creature7 Should men who
voted only three and half years ago and
have ever since adhered TO the enemies Of the
government b entitled 10 the inmunitics Of
loyal citizenr7 Should any courtesy be
shown TO those who, for the sake Of owning
tho soul and body Of their fellow mortals,
would vote and net in political capacity
with orse-thieves-their niders and Abettors
"The greatest hindrsnoe in putting down
the rebellion 10 tho yToDrlsx q. Union aea to
knoun traitors. Instead Of hanging them, or
q. least expellins. them from. society on
| account Of disloyalty, there sre> too many
protesting Q niou men who think that " U MON"
means atilia.iou and friendly intercourse
with the enemies Of Freedom. and Union Of
States. This is not 50. Tho var is not car
RED ON specially to reconcile tho rebels, but
10 maintain the integrity Of The Union-.o
,sscrt and nAintain the authority Of tAs TeT-
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. ~, your correspondents n.s n, :. 20 t Joss
DG .n he sn MEN In hi. unusuly n sps r Editor
win ,,.,. n II so, yOuarea1 ,Ue.' Whenever be
asks H. a. tho loyal men Of tue Hn1sr the false
,ronsou is indeed ranPan. nsace, bu, not
lf ';.. Of loyalty. All desire Rr Spcrry has
st. the sae5idos Of %s1 check an4 a,t his max
the F rs smts it, if he likes ano h;s face and
tiers 10 ' %.nor him by splitting IN n' men OF
mem iuir w him like dog, but tue s.;"us They
kicking r.S make no such coneess'OnI rcspect.
saHs S"rlino to follow the nS'om rro ~ oil ,n
iuIy hi. skirts arc tnr'!y clear from, Holy
unIess. n| hv Giving Mr.. S. n s!or! 'rS' and
close S; ~ II for his special oenen. .o IT,
mr' Ls viii earnestly apply II TO went in
NOPE ,r ~ be remembered that c c Ind Will,
: ~ "i Of the. viii OF "oul ,;ns SWORD
G n;D" so. s Ass seeing the a ,hjs irnanu
nornre H. could 80 no further 'n,I its mou,l
.uo,s him, When the an!nS ,, nps" IN you suit,
'.S NV sn;J 70 its md,ter-""h! w
mo. am rot your !a"' uo,,,,p will smit'
NV N,r $ look oa, these reoE's Tween l.,
their ass when '"es ""' +. :. i.
! further
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04

I.nt OVER every foot Of territory oe'o"S
~ \ Union With the porjursd traitors *a s'
= ~ nd .,ill main,nin tho rebellion tS not
- i,self desirable But the restoration ~
III. Union. Of States under the ceh'fs,; w y,
other and better men is the oo)ect ~, w."
Ii. war is and will be prosecuted. Ans ~ 10 -,
..nt;ment in every community shou'u
cul,iyatcd to such degree that oil apo'osic.s
for treason shall riuer under popu'ar ''''
aud iudignNtiou. ., ,urdcr
therefore tn. murderer has stronger c'"''u'
mon society for civilitics than the ,fn''o'
TREASON will ccasc TO exist when MI ioy".
mon louru to discountenancc and diseo"'"S.
| i, a, they should. II is true that among us y
"a of,en xears:thc earb Of loyalty, prates:s 80
poisi!v Of Unionism and prelends 10 rcJoIe's
orsr our victories 10 tho field, That it IS some
limo, difficult to discover the latent sympathy
for Tho Shareholders. In oil such cases We
nd,;sc the loyal reader to ask these 'h'e'
oncstions: Did you vote for the ordinnncc v.
sscn..iun? Did you vote for McCleIla"
Ia Won prefer the system OF Narrowing ano
,r;...ocnation peculinr to the South 10 tht
Un;on of these States, with free labof aho
FREQ schools? An Affirmative answer 10 'hc''
questions. or even M evnsivc reply, will do
relyp sympa,hizer with treason before $0a'
eyes. While n prompt, indignant no s'
these questions will be sufficient guarantee t
tf the untliuchins loyalty Of the man. Try
,he,s ,ss,s md compare the responses TO tn
d,!o1auons g- M.. hdr'dnat, anu no UNIV
man need be deceived by spnkes in the grass
or ambushad political gucrriilas.'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04
Q. A. Sperry.

EDs. JOURNAL: My attention has been
called to q communication in the Republican
of some length, signed BY C. A. SrEnnf, Esq.,
lawyer of this place. In this article Mr.. S.
begins BY quoting Latin, but failing to define
the meaning Of his quotation, leaving the
"ienoraut Chnrlestonians," who were not
raised in foreign parts, 10 guess what this
crudite writer means.
His sensitive heart is shocked at the dig
eing nature Of the articles in the JOURNAL,
which nre constantly reminding rebels and
their friend, Of their past aud present sets
Of disloyalty.
We should not, according 10 the pirtuou,
teachings Of this gentleman, nssail huters Of
the State Of West firginin and of the United
States.
He goes 50 fur as to call two notorious
rebels Union men, and to apologize for the
seeming disloyalty Of their conduct. He tells
US "Messrs. Smith and Halo were Union men
and decidedly opposed to secession and pro.
ceeds TO tell how they got into the rebel army
and how they got out Of it, and hc tell, Us
that those parties are pcaceable and law .
abiding. In fact, he proceeds to bow in the
most Bringing and humiliating manner to the
disloyal element Of the valley, nskins orcry
rebel he meets, who is fool enough, 10 stop and
kick him. What an astonishing manifesto.
ton Of cowardly scrvility this is, from M n
who once (oavethc mark J held commission
as Captain in tho Federal urmy. Poor man
How fallen! He wants clients, and fnds
them rather scarce here, so he has adopted
this means Of compromising his manhood to
rebels in order to get custom. Will this con-
duct pay z Will the disloyal respect Mr.. s.
moro for bis unmanly action? Would It not
be moro consistent with the previous history
Of Mr. s. as Federal soldier, fighting against
armed enemies, il in his civil capacity he
would devote hiB ability to the sustcnAnce and
dignity Of tho Goyernnen.2 -''.:19I.'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04
Public Schools.

We made inquiry two weeks ago, why it is
that We have no public school here. Since
then ne have had no reply from either the
TownshipBoard or from the County Supcriu-
tenden.. But if there is o reason for it, it il
nothing but right that the people should know
IT, Otherwise We should have the schools. -
IL there no funds? II 50, why not? Are
there no teachers? If so, why arc VIC not in
formed? Arc there no houses? Let us know
that they may be erected. Let US have the
schools.
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(FoE THE JorRSAr.
"Do They Miss Me at Home 2"

"Do Ihey MISS Me at home Z" ,
Sitting watching the wavcring blae flames
rising from a. handful Of nutshells, thoughts
Of the times that were come stealing DER Inc,
"Lik. the faint exquisite music OF DREAM"
Thinking Of the many hnppy hours have
passed ere that bastard blow from treason fell
on Sumter, and called like trumpe, for VEN
geance from oil our brave and true. Many n
happy evening baveI spent before q blazing
winter fire, with. nutcracker in hand, while
wit played around tho hearthstonc, keeping
time to the blaze Of the nutshells in the FIRE.
While sit here dreaming wonder il our
soldiers think Of home MS often as we home
bodies think Of them. ofener they cannot,
for cvety pleasure has its alloy in the thought
that they cannot share IT, Every nook md
corner holds some memorial Of the loved ones
gone. A book With leaves turned down as
they left it; o cap hung upon the wall, which
loving mother win not have put nray, be-:
cause her boy hung # there when be came
home With blue one ip us stead. The CHEEKY
family room has one vacant choir to remind
u'i the study or library has his writing desk
just as 1t .wGs left; the pen unused since last
hi'.niabls fingers sent II raamperipg orer tho
page; it is too large for sister % use, and the
grnJ-haired father says DO cannot. 49,, -. T..
/ have seen tho mother and sister. stand
within the door Of the room always .ppropri.
A.ed Il ths s0n:end brothers uss when he VA,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04

We arc glad to see that West Virginia has
"a, services Of State Agent-Mr. JACOB
TnonSpRoox-whoso duty it Is to accompany
the Paymas.er to tho 6sld and bring back
THAT money our soldiers wish to send 10 thei:
families. Tho Troops in the Shenandoah have
recently besn paid. but we understand that
Chaplain AA1.kR has been entrusted With
,n,,ax;nr Tho money hsne from the ls.A boys,