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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

'SoUIRE JOHN WII.LIAMs.--We re.
Srct 10 have done this Magistrate uniuten-
tional Injustice las, week in our notice Of the
Griffin case. Our apology is that We took the
statement OF men upon whom we Supposed We
could rely, but who were themsclyez probably
mistaken, ny 20 the particulars of the case.
From full Investigations Of all the facts, We
are satisfied that Squire Williams wns in no
way cuipable in the ease; and the case having
been incidentally brought before the Grand
Jury, they SO decided. Tie testimony which
afterwards Sub>tantiatcd Griliia. guilt wo.
~''hhrM hy III prosecuting witn,,s when before
illiams, said witness declaring i, ilnmateriul,
and there Was 10 Testimony before Squire
Williams upon which to commit Griffith
There WAS, it appears, compromise in the
ease, bu: it was not within the Knowledge
cTrn, at the time, Of Squire Williams or uuy
other officer If the law. We haL no intention
or though, Of duplicating our worthy Prose.
cn;n: Attorney in this matter, nor of laying
any blame ut the hands OF Sheriff Slack, as
they 10th did their whole duty upon learun.
the facts in the case.
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Proceedings OF the Constitutions
Union Meeting.

Pursuant 20 previous notice. the C'ns'''u'
,;o,ul Union. men of Kauawha County, VINO
.,x,sin tho policy Of the President aud are
opposed to Negro Suffrage md Negro Eq"''''y'
me, n, tho Court House on the 9Th insl' tm~''
lia,ely after the adjournment OF the C''ea''
Court for diuuer, and
On motion Of Mr.. Knight DR.. 5: ra'r'ek
vs, appointed Chairman, who very f4e'dEy
explained the objec. Of tho meeting
On motion, the Chairman was authorised TO
appoin, twenty delegates to inc o.....Du ,s
Convention, TO. meet on the sl@'h ia'''s and
.,.o n on,oip. a committee to drafs ,reso'u,
a = = ~ ciI:%:,. ~. 49,. -
tious.'-'7~ - = :, - ~ :.
A, motion va, then made to, adjourn 70
mcc. at the Court House on the -l't 'ns''
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tGEE Scuools.-We arc gratiEed
!" learn that The Public School IN North
Charleston. under the charge Of Mr.. John
'"'thcrl, assisted by Miss Hattie Amsden, is
i'''ng very successful aud popular. For
>'a" time his rooms have been crowded to
''et"o"ng. and hc liz. rented an additional
'"'''. a'.'l now has 10 scholars, with daily
''ses>'on,. VIC. arc. also authorised. TO state
'-'' 'as School in this end Of Charleston will
F";a'Henec On next Monday, Mr.. E. T.Moore-=-
'"' will he temporarily absent FROM this Office
having been chosen unanimously to take
'"'Fse Of the school by the Board be having
'Sf'ed to teach the school for one or two
"''a'a', Gn,;l another tclcScr can be obtained:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

SN"w.--On Sumlay morning last
Ne received Tue last ia>taimcn,, perhaps, Vt
'"e season. Wednesday AID Thursday Of hast
:-.H we're disaSrceah!y su!,:y; Friday aud
Saturday were a!m"s, Calling. With consider.
A''r rain; Sunday and Monday were fair
"'}', with white tros, on Monday morning.
and Yesterday Was beautiful. The warm
weather OF las, week broush, forth the peach
Blossoms. anil The rains Sweiled the streams.
We have not learned to What extent, If my,
'"e ia;e freeze has damaged the fruit prospcc,
III this vicinity.
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Arrivals and Departures of Mails
AT KANAwuA Z. H., WEST Va.

AT KASAWlfA {. H.. WEST VA.
WesterM and Eastern. JfHiI arrives and Departs
evey day in tho week (Sundays excepted per Kar,~!,
Packets.
Lrtri'1ur0 MHi-ArrIves Tuesdays. Thursdays.
aN' Saturdays at o'chcE, l.. n. Departs Nulldays
Wednesdays. and Fridays, at : u'cl"rs, A. 81.
fnydninttr .H1iE-ArrivrS Tuesdays. Thursdays.
and Saturday, Q 7. N. Depart, Nvnlays Wednesdays,
AID Fridays, ) 4. NJ
.JdrLs0,I &. IL. !Naii-Arrivcs Wednesdays and
Saturdays. !? u. Departs sam" .iavs. ? T.. u.
SII~Itr~r .n"H-Arrivrs Tuesdays, II u. Depart.
Gsu.r day, ar. u.
U"y.- T.. N. MnIi-trrivcs Mondays, c r. ".
p.p,rt. Wednesdays, & 4. u.
f.h l4;h, lSt;6. y. :. WllTTrEkER, L. II.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

TuE TELx1nAru.-The u. S. Mill.
,ary Telegraph Company h"ve transferred
ih,s branch to the American Telegraph Co.
Uur frien,! ". II. II. Lancaster, long in charge
I'll The CHARLESTON Office. has returned to his
ho;a" in Indianapolis. Courteous and obli-
cling NJ he Was. he leaves many friends be-
hia,i him. Mrs Will $. Kerr, OF Galliposis, is
4: prcscn, IL cli:trse Of the Office.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

nR. WuEY's BAli..-ln the case ot
"r. "';e% - ~rop: iml re>-ion seems 10 pre-
'"'i. because the Cour, directed tho reco:-
"''sncs Of Wiley and his securities to be for
'TNcl. SOM not coH,"rsant with the meaning
.: '-cAi PHRASES, supposed that the rccosniz
";ice :"r ~Juic cause w.s annuiled-which Was
'oI 'ac case: hm,. on the contrary, proceed
ins> lave hccu instituted to cG!lr.. the Iu,ount
.: ;:.c hail,
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New Advertisements.

Internal Revenue Taxes-S Il. Dawson.
Putnam Circuit Cou,t-Chapnan vs.. Forth
AMI o,heri.
warniug-School commissioners order.
Notice &. ". Brown, q. N. General.
Elk Bridge Stock 20: salc--Lnil!cy 4 Go.
Opening Of Free School in Charleston.
Letters a, I. o. rncallcl for IA March.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHCRcH.-R.,. ". =. YIN
LAs"S Pastor Services every Sabbath at IO,; O'Clock
A. y; and ~ p. n. Services Tor Colorrd Persons a
r. y. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
S"o""N seN"0e-Every Sabbath at O'clock A. II.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rcv. J. NC. B,Ars,r
fs"E SERVICES every Sabbath At II o'clock \. NJ ard
-. u. Prayer Meeting every We,ne..l,v ry.ninv
uddafA SehoO|-Evsry Sabbath at o'clock T. ".
EPISCOPAL CTURcu-Rer. ". F. ". JACOBS, Pastor
Services every Sunday at loI; O'clock a. " and ~ L.
Si1"9sh Sc3oot-Evcry Sabbath at . o'clock /. u.
piTlAl Sfxvnxs. with Lecture, every Friday evening"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

We are under obligations 10 Mr..
J. II. S,ra,:ou, the polite and attentive second
clerk OF the Cottage No. =, for ! late Dn'y
R4nchsro," published in Matamoras, Mexico.
It is printed on sa!mon.colorcl piper, one
silc in the Spanish and tho other in the Ens-
l:sh language. It's politics are rebel.
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA,

10y PARTICULAR NOTICE. - All Legal
Announcements must either be paid for IN advance
~oach-I Ers by responsible resident parties and paid
vh<. sdi>i fer.
.iGi.inr;t" Nil! he charged 20 cents.
En- ATTORNEYS are hereby notified To make
l>"a for the payment ot Orders Of ruhication and
othrr Legal tdver,srm.nt>-aS alav,< III their publ.
c.;:" Nil! be made until printers fee. are paid.
.,c-;.; IL. cases .! responsible re1;ds"H parties.
R-idgc Notices must be paid Tor "raritjiy N
Al
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

= B.AcESMIrnING.- Mr.. Samuel Rob
inson has reduced the price Of shveins u horse
all round from 81 NO to 81 So lie has also
reduced the price Of al other work in Tie
sam. proportion. \ liberal share OF the pub
lie patronage is solicited.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT WEST
rn;yMnIA.--Wx were furnished with the pro-
,er,liug. Of meeting recently held ut West
Columbia, ". Va, in the interest Of the new
conservative party, which arc unaroidabsy
crsy,l.l or. By tho proceedings Of the " Con-
,,i,a,ional Uaiou' meeting he'd in this place
last Saturday.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

TIE illustrated PnEESoLoc1cAr
JOURNAL for AprA-Contaius Thomas Cook,
the Excursiouis,; DR.. Mott; ". V. Wallace
J. Carhart; Alex. Campbell; Miss .Carrnicha.
ell; with Portraits, Character, and Biography
Causes Of -Tempcrament--M Marriage
--llioey; Mir,hfulncss, Modes.y, Order;
Signs Of Characterization to observe; physi.
osnoruy-Primary Rules Inquisitivc Nose
Our Social Relationship tho Girls, by Mrs.
WHY'S; Teaching by Love; How TO DO Hap
py; Dead Man. Visiting America--EIow to
Sec it. a Negro Bap,ising; Music as o Moral
and Physical Agent; Frogs, Fish, and Toads.
Rclisious--a Discourse by Rev. II. ". Beech.
er, on Self-Esteem; Faith: clf.Improvemcnt;
Bencvolencc; E,hnology, Physiology, etc,
only 20 cents, or 81 % year. Address
FOWLER s WELLS, $50 broadway, New York.
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1Etl6Jpr-zGTzyNWy
~, NIRcCIr CovEr-Judge Polsley, pre-.
sidins:--The itiaf Of g. Sims fotthe nu i:
der Of Alexander. White: was continued is Il
day to day until Saturday evening, when / ID.
case was given to the jury. After nm absence
Of about fifteen minutes, they returned rer.
dict OF Guilty, and the prisoner was reman dcd
to jail. ..
Tho trial Of Blundon, on the same charge,
has been postponed ill the next term. -.--.
Frank Adkins WAS tried on Monday the 9th,
for grand larceny, found guilty, snd sentenced
to the peui,en,iary for q term Of three years.
George Thurman was also tried for horse.
stealing and convicted; verdict Of the Jury,
two years in the penitentiary. The Jury was
out about one hour.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

l.AE,.x SWEET purAroEs. AIR. W
r"''. Of E,s Sandy Township Of this Conn;y,
hru":At To our o!!ice two very large sweet po-
'.:vr>. "ac VI .hem being 81; inches il length
All! iachcs ~ circumference. and weighing
",ts. ii uI. Mr. Z. says tha, las, Fall, when
the lo,a,o WAS frs, dug it weighed six pounds
an'i,~a, about SIX i.cI.rs longer. We chal.
.r"se ANY hodY to beat this potato.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

TuAHEs.--Wc are indebted to Prof.
" Il. White, State Superintendent Of Free
Schools, for number OF copies Of the Free
School Law, as amended February 25, lS5G.
Thr,e are for distribution gratis and those
Interested in Public Schools can get copy by
ci.l.nS At ihi, Office.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

Proceedings Of Joint Meeting of
Town Council and Board of
Health.
Meeting took place in pursuance to nd
tournament. No business was brough. before
the Board. Adjourned.
TIC. WATKINS, PRESIDENT
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11

PAYMENT OF STATE TRoors.-Wc
call ,l.s attention 0! ,hosc CONCERNED to til"
advertisement Of Col. Brown, Qu,rtermas,cr
General OF wcS, Virginia, in regard to til"
rIyment OF State troops.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11
1866.

HOCSEHEErEIS troubled with vermin need he 80 II"
longer if they use "Cn>rAg's" E1termnator. We have
used It To our satisfaction: and il box cost g. We
would have it. We have tried posons but they effected
nnthips; hut "C"Iars" article knocks the breath out
Of Rats Mice, Reaches. Ants, and l,ed.iugs. quicker
than write it, !, Is In great demand all over tho
cvun'ry.--.H-tiind. Ohi1. fd,r:te.
NSY"Sce "C0,rLE'S' advertisement above.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11
Notice to Bridge Builders

T,Rorosl1s for rebuilding the Bridge across Coal
river near nou,b viii b !sesy:a Sn. =; I'll
brdrr can h. .crn by calling upon at Coalsp,o!th.
Bridge 6uders, When masking proPos.l' are Invited 20
submit, plans Tor either Suspension Brsdse Of "oS 10.
.bS sSsy Ia. Va Hs,s oa. vii
i've included in the contract The Bridge VIII Se SIM"
span Of about two hundred tset. -. g.
=. ...> -. 49,. -. JOHS s. CCSNlN6hAA,
49, ,',.s.s.F, - -. 80, 7rl ComnissioDSr.
co.lsr,cu;h. n. Va, Feb. 1oth, iSs-lTra7 ~ -.
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1866.

"COSTARS" RAT DIFFERENTIATION IL simple. safe.
aud surr-;hr most perfect Ratification meeting NO
have ever attended Every Rat that can get H. properly
prepared. will eat it, AMI every one that eats It will die,
generally at place az distant hs possible from
wh-rr il WAS tsken.-- Lake Share. Ni,h., Mirror.
ia See "CnsrAE," a,!ve rtsemtnt aboxs.
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To Contractors.

|1oSTRAcrs FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION OF LOCK
And Dam No. = at the Lower Falls OF Coal river And
for the airs Of the other Locks aud Dam! OIL Coal
liver. will 10 AWARDED o. the 18th Of -iprH. Thos-
who may d-srs TO bid for the whole or Any pasl Of Tue
work will peaxe apply before that day, to
wis '''I'''N. : -, s'-.,s.. CLEMENT SMITH, g.
.,'-1 49,. a.-... reytona, Boone Co.,
psyton, March g. l0ls-91x3 WA.
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The J0urna al,
qutal 'MattfrS:.

ull. LEASES. neatly printed ou good h..yr n,n.,,
.c.Han,ly OH hand at this sfrce.' - - rF'
NAEkIAiE LICENSES, neatly printed on good paper.
o. har! =, this of!ee. F"Pe''
cores RAGS taken subscription to the Jor,x,,
BLANK ScBltESAS. SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS At.
rlrHMENrS. and all kinds Of Justices Bl.nts ON
and got up short notice. s.r 49,. - " .''
DEEDS. TOWERS Of ATTORNEY, &c. on b,oJ
MILITARY RLASHS-Such As Ooicens' Paw hccnn,,,
B',Hk' for Communication Of Ra,oE,, MrlSuYh,, Dis.
charges, &c.-always OIL hand. ... - O''
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Notice to Bridge Builders

I)ROPUSAlS for rebuilding the I.r!iss aer'as Coal
Ever usa, the Cpprr Falls. will IL received by the
undersigned Commissioners, until the FrSf dSN "
JMmr, 1906. lid, viii be received for a Suspension
Briy. or for w"oden surentrueurs. Bridge bliiders,
when making proposals.. are invited to submit plans tor
liz examined for approval. and, adopted. will IL In.
cdet In the contract The distance between abstruens
will he a@u :st fect asd the plsns for wooden suprr:
For further Information call upon or sddrsss r..
-. - WILLIAM HENLEY, SsH,
Cppcr Fails Of Coal. KanaEha Co, ". Va,
Or J. 4 CUNNINGHAM,
Feb. 3o,-l7u,3 CosIsuouth, KauaWhA Co., n. "a.
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1866

VOICE FROM TIE PAR WEST. speaking OF
"CnSr,hs" Rat Roach, Ant, kc.. MISUNDERSTANDING
grain and provisions nrs destroyed annually IN Grant
County by vrr'nn than would pay for tons Of this Ra
and Insect Killer Lancaster, Vs.. Wrdfd.
ReA. Sec "C"SfAKs" advertisement above.
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Take Notice!

Take Notice!
THE Treasurer Of the Free School fund, ane al "h"n
IL NAV concern will take notice that an orer draw,
1lrs and ,iyn.d by the Secretary Of the lizard OF E'uea
,jon for Mni.n TnrnshIp. having been obtained audu
i.n,y I, hereby declared null nrh voId anal all I~r'e
nv GEORGE BELGltER,
rETER PARISH,
u.,I., x.,rh 1s-4or3 Commissioners.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-11
1866.

FARMERS AND HOtSHHEEpERS--shoul resollac'
tbs, hundreds Of duar> worth Of Grain, Provisions. tc
arc annually destroyed br Rats Mice, Ants and other
insects and ycrmn-all Of which can he prevented u!
few dollars worth f"C">TAI's Rat, Roach, Ant, Sc
Extrrminator. bought AL used freely.
GE See "Co<IAK's" advertisement above.
Sold in Kanawha, W. Va,
RIN1NIIEIe s. CCNNISGHAM
nud all Druggists aud Dealers. l23m'
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1866;

INCREASE or RATS.-Tlr [drmtrs Gd;rH| Eng.
s aud proves by figures that pair Of RATS
will have progeny and descendants no less than G5 $50
ia three years. Now unless this Immense family lr
kent dow u, they would consume food than would
suItnin o., 900 human beings.
R5,iy-Sre 'CoArAm's" advertisement above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13

dead The steamer standing shattered wrecs oennd
them ond tie scattered around IN elt
tnd lying stuaned and beFdered neither OF them beng ao
Tor time to eaz the nature extent Of the disaster Wticb
had occurred The engineer Of The locomotive was omone
tie first 20 comprehend the situation and without wling 70
ascertain the extent OF the damage which his criminal Dog
gence hsd ocol0ned he prudesy got OF his engine aud
made OH Had be been going - the prescribed rle OF our
miles an hour the "Economy" which drawn y the best
team belonging TO tie ire department woad have been Gear
acr1s the track before collision could have occurred
Tue noise OF the collision brought number OF people
90 the spot who proceeded examine into condition OF
the men who had been thrown from the one ~ thu
rs they encountered Dan Hart the driver OF the Econ
omy who was oGnd lying considerable distance from ths
wreck OF the steamer He taken up quite dead having
been evidently killed instantly the collision taking place.
Joseph Stoiz ppeman, was found jammed IN between
hany and the trac and severely bGt that hopes
Itcrtned Of his recovery Alfred Pendeton received
gons injury the back. Chris Goodman ppeunn, had his
badly hart below the knee and Tom Cooper engineer bad
several injuries more less serious Both the horses were
instantly killed Immediately upon tie accident being
ported 20 the Fire Marshal detachment Of police sent
10 tie spot who promptly took charge Of the sufferers Ths
locomotive found TO BIO but slightly injured but the font
part OF the steamer completely smashed Nnt the IN
quest is held upon tho body Of the unfortunate Dan bart
viii Dc Impossible definitely in how fr the engineer
the locomotive cuplb but at present the general impress
sion is that vas solely through his reekessness that the
c4.ast!CDhC occurred"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13
II. Railroad Monopoly AboIi.hede

To hs Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: In your jubation about the effects of the re-
cent passage Of B regulate between the
States upon Newerey and her pet monopoly you are
think slightly premature You report the bill passed with
Carks amendment which declares that nothing herein
shall be construed the to construct any road or
part of road in any State without authority therecn
which leaves onoposts Of NewJerey FAR out in
the cold as they were the only road which pretended
TO compete with Camden and Amboy earring passengers
&C. between NewYork and Philadelphia the Raritan ana
Del Bay Road surrendered and sold out to the Camden ana
Amboy Company IN fact not in name, some months ago.
By the existing charter Of the latter Company the state q
New Jersey deba FRED from authorizing rival road 70 DO
built previous January 1862 aud the experience OF the
past Winter the value OF the NeWJer-
sey LEGISLATURE to nicely With scarcely shadow OF opPo
only compromising clause OF the infamous
OF s that which required the Camden anu Auoey 1o
many not 10 charge than q cents mile ior carrying
their except the mai ana esos
which should exceed half the whole NUMBER o. pIsssn
ger trains passing any OF their roacs aupmes
81 1854. page $500, swept away anu replaced W
another supplement- which requires them TO run JUST oNm
of their t cents mile and allow them 70 cha1o
IN cents at pleasure upon all the remainder This clause IN
The the Company and the state was irsy
accepted BY the former more than weiss ~
with the fear of quo rGrvaRt0 before their eyes he su
justification from the Legislature and the Asseno %
GOV Marcus L. Ward Newark man. who ought by avs loo
ton to been the natural enemy OF ths ktaphB wi
poration signed II without one na % Ssb thai
company control They can always den thesers
with the other of the political parties a,d up
legislative bodies. turn the scale against us ,
Therefore oh TRIBUNE hurry up the EaseIn sn s1s
mer az Congress an Air Line Railroad or put IN Tor Ma
tona Railroad aw but doa blow your trumpet eve saoh We
tories this. WI ch only serve 70 tFe lhe enahs uoe
around the men OF Newersey without an ota OF damage
their deadly and sleep,ess foe, Canaen anu Annoy.
Very respectfully yours a. D. III '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13
ROLL OF THE MISSING.
Search for Soldiers Whose Fate is Unknown.
ANOTHER CARD FROM MISS BARTON.
TO prrrRNrn SOLDIERS AND oTHERsi
NAsnMoIoN. D. 81. IN !. Do.

VhsHWoroN, u. G.. Aey l. 1866
SoLDrGs AND FrUNus OF SOLDIERS; This roll No 4, o
contribution OF No 3 is composed entirely Of names OF
soldiers who have been killed In battle died IN Southern
PRISONS or otherwise lost in the service and whose fate IS
unknown 10 their friends.
Each name here enrolled taken from the letter OF some
relative or friend who has written ~ asking my AID IN
their pauf scllch; aid u their behalf pfeal TO you to
give such fcs relative the fate OF these men you may
feoct OF can asc rtan. They have been your comrades
Oh Mach picket or raid, or in battle, spiia Oh prison.
and m ng tlcc the fact aud manner Of their death LIay
be known 0Hig to you. . !.
The thousands Of letters making these inquiries ere Ia
NY pos sson filed aad RECORDED and the beeayed fni-
les and friends &c au2ously waiting tie Information
which they hope 10 obtain from you. ,-.--
Please these rolls, and you have facts relating
% any one herein named, communicate them 10 NE y!
letter with your iu address, that the Information ma! DC
Immediately forwarded 10 tie iuqrising friends.
As some may have returned since ne lnqsiy OF com
rade whose maine appears here may be known TO You TO be
living please inform me, that The name may be Withheld
from future rolls.
Letters q inquiry for missing soldiers need only to con-
tain the Names with the regiment company, and state or
other orgaulaon TO winch they belonged, ana Inc Au-
dress of the writer plainly written. 49,
No apology Is necessary for writing me; and leiicr
fails TO receive answer please vrie aIu, as no et'e,
viii ever b. Intentionally neglected, AID IN no case VIII
orr col.,cr.,tfou b. accepted. CLARA BARON.
Address Miss CLARA BALloN Washington D. u