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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-06
WOOD! wooDll

During all the late muddy term
we never said a word to those
friends OF ours who have agreed
10 supply the very important ar
ticle, fuel,-would almost have
suffered rather than ask man to
haul wood through such roads as
we have had. But now thing
are different. The roads, thoagh
rough, are solid, and shoald be
used while as good as they are;
and we now call upon our wood
furnishing customers one and all,
to bring the article along. We
need it,-have to have it. Let
no one wait for the rest.
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HOME TESTIMONY.
VALrARAIso, Ind, Dec. u

VALrARAiso, Ind, Dee. 1889
DR.. c. w. Roback-De.r Sir: write
this for the benefit Of the suffering and
afflicted. This 10 to certify that our
daughter, Almira Francis. Of u years
old, has been afflicted for niue years
with inasmmatory Rheumatism, or Neu-
ralgia. She was attended by the most
skillful physicians, but instead Of being
relieved she continued to grow worse ill
she became as helpless as an infant, her
hands and knees all drawn and enlarged
so =" 70 cause her to suffer the most ex-
Serioul resistance was made TO the draft
in several towns in Michigan.
crucisting pains, and worn down to |.
mere skeleton.
At length was induced to try your
Blood Purifier and Pills, and she began
to amend, and is now comfortable and CO.
ing to school. We believe your RENE
dies to be the best ever tried.
Yours with great respect,
A. T. HEMrHiIL.
Mrs. VI. HExPHILL,
See advertisement. I'm
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STEALING. - Sorry to say it
to have it 10 90 abroad to the ex-
tent of our wide circulatior-that
stealing is very much in vogue
Just about here and now. Wood
stealing was rather common and
almost winI.ed at when the mud
was a foot deep and some folks
had none. But latterly "opera
tors" in this line have grown
"exceeding bold" Just the
other evening some scamp strip
ped the washed clothes from the
lines at the Franklin House AMI
run off with them though closely
pursued. The goods had COTTON
in them and he would risk his
life 20 secure them. Some taste
the rascal showed to steal clean
clothes. Then canned fruit, ap
pies and potatoes disappeared
from cellars, corn from cribs =
Even we Tor rather our old cow)
nigh, make a complaint. Who
took the cut-up corn from our
field south Of town?
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SEVERE CASUALTY.

Mr.. T. j. Hull, in descending
the out door steps from the second
story of his shop, fell with his
forehead on the frozen ground, Sc
verely lascerating the scalp and
integuments, but it is believed
fracturing no bones, unless it
may perhaps be those of the nose .
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CocESEy SPELLING. - 4

CocESEy SPELLING. - An
amusing story is told of how a
cockney, fresh from London, re-
Gently speIt the word saloon.
He was sign painter, and a
man vho wished that word used
on sign. asked him if he could
spell i: correctly. Certainly, "
said the artist, with looS OF
triumph, there's a hess, and a
hay, aad a he'll, and two hoes
and hen. It's only neccessa-
ry to add, that he was set at once
to work.
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we will take the greatest pleasure

in sending them the Journal for
one year. Through its medium
they will hear of the doIng' OF
their brethren and "slstern"
round about, and some other
things. No postage in the county.
On returning to our sanctum a
day or two ago, we were sur
prised bv a note on the table by
the hand OF our friend DR.. Sos-
worth, saying that he had re-
turned home on account OF i'll
health, and that the Journal
would find him at Deerfield for a
while to come.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
RANDOLPH County.
In the Randolph Circuit Cour
Spring Term, 1868.

Josiah Mougar,
TO the use Of Complaint
Harvey Dcnnison, for Attachment
rs No. 4oO.
John Weles.
n OW romes the said plaintiff, by De
~ bolt, Brown L Monks, his alto,
neys, and 6es his comp aintshrrrin. to-
gether sith an affidavit that s.d defend
ant is not q resident OF the State of ladi-
ana: Notice l., therefore, given said de.
PENDANT that unless he I've aud appear on
the frs. day OF the next term Of thu Ran.
dolph Circuit CourI. 20 bt holden on the
third Monday OF March, 1850. ~ the
court house in Winchester, and answer or
demur to said complaint, the same will be
heard and determined in his absence.
Witness, John b. Goodrich. Clerk, and
the seal OF said Court a. Winch, Jsu.
uary oath, 1863.
J. B. GOODRICH.
Ian pc. ls6a. 4- Clerk.
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Sale.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN.
Y that | will sell st private sale, pur-
susnt to an Order of the Randolph Court
Of Common Pleas. made at the JUNE
Term thereof, in the year 1862. the undi-
vided one-third part OF in.lot number two
in the East Front in the town of Win
chester. Randolph county, Ind, except a
small piece taken out Of the north vest
corner of said in-lo,, sixty feet north and
south and twenty eight feet east and sest
One-third Of the purchase money will be
required to be paid at the time Of sale !;
one third in nine mouths, and the residue
in eighteen months from the dav Of sale.
Notes will be reosired waving valuation
and spprsisenent laws, with interest from
date. secured by mortgage on said undi.
vided third Of said LOT for the deferred
payments. JESSE WAY,
Jan. 70, 1869. % AdniRistrstor.
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Notice

TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.
STATE Of Indiana, Randolph County.
NOTICE !. herebv given that Joshua
~ VI Johnson, Administrator Of the
Estate OF Gurus StarhuCk, decreased, has
hicd his petition 10 sell the Real Estate c:
the .;rcedent, his personal property b, ing
insufficient tO paw bis debts; aud that said
petition will he heard 81 the next term OF
the Court of Common Pleas OF said coun
". Attest,
JOHN B. GOODRICH. Cl,,k.
Jan. Is. l-63 29w3
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The teachers of Randolph
County are kindly invited to
meet in convention on the lst
Saturday in February next at lC
o'clock A. NJ, in the new brick
Schooi house, north part OF VIM
chester.
PLEASANT HAIR,
Examiner.
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To READERS AND CORRES-
PONDENTS.

IL II. WriI~h from camp Men,
Va, "Why donrthe Winchester
Journal come to US regularly?
We don't get it oftener than
once a month";" &c.
IL is impossible for us to
answer this "anxioIs inquiry
1t no, being in our power to fol-
low up the mail routes to see
where the fault lies, and having
no trustwol ,thy clairvoysnt at
hand to do/the work for us. One
thing we can say positively, tina
not In Single instance, since we
have been responsible, have we
tailed ITO make up the mail for
The army with our own hand,
anji to direct 20 every one OF our
Soldier subscribers. pre-plying
lpostage. IL is hoped that If this
fInee,s the eve of otaers who have
? made similar complaints, il will
be taken a, a satisft Glory answer.
Most sedulously shall We con-
tlnus to perform our duty n the
premises, and
IT'S oil ths, We can Do"
The writer af the following
careless, but genial note, never
dreamed, We suppose, OF It's get
ting into type. But it will az
ford his numerous friends among
our readers, who will recognize
the initials, enough pleasure to
know that they are tn hear from
the writer regularly to pay ali
damages:
BELLEvILLE, ILL.,, jan, ls63.
Dear Doc. - Yours came too
late III the week for an immedi-
ate acknowledgement, bu. |
snatch a few moments 10 tell Won
that | shall remember To send IA
yoa and the "JournaP snch brief,
items of news, adventures. or
other matters az my sojourn in
Dixie may furnish. | leave home
tomorrow moSnlng for the pre- :
ent location ofthe cath No. Vol.
Infantry and expect to become
with then a part OF the forces
that are 10 make o"r way home
BY way OF New Orleans. ! en-
close nay phiz, as IL noe ar
psays. somewhat hedqS- hoGcy,
Tut the critter inside is not a whit
more formidable than when that
phiz was duly subjected To the
barberisu of the razor, and, be
lieve me. dear Doc, not a ahi
less
Your sincere frieni,
sPhs'ogrsph likeness.
The reader finds another letter
in thi, No. from Captain Bone
brake. The Captain 60 ppl,in
he does not get the J ,urn'l The
remarks above W II .ive him our
reply and, if this should meet hs
eve, let him rest assured that the
other copy will be directed a. ie-
qu"sted.
Note. Of the pe:,mhala.'on' nj
p n are commenced in this No
Hope they -;ll stir up the - h
er>. b. the way, ifthe tea hers
Of the COUNTY will just favor us
with their addresses, land 81 co.,
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80 so
COAL OIL
AT w. B. PIE..CE'S
50 CTS. PER GAL.
80 50
80
SHE RIFFS SALE.

pY virtue of a decree and execution
ID 10 me dire cted iron TIE
Randolph Circui Co"rt,
I will expose ~ sale at the Court House
loor Ia Winchester Randolph County,
Indiana, OF Saturday. the
2Ist dsy of February. 1863,
l,tween the hours OF ~ O'Clock a. m. an
{ o'clock p. m, of said DAY the following
-rsl estate. situated in Randolph County.
Indiana, tu-wit:
E We acres OF land out Of the north ves'
'orner Of the southwest quarter Of sec.
ton eighteen -. in TOWNSHIP twenty
20 /. nrr'h of range thirteen ID east.
commencing 81 the northwest c ruer OF
~ south SS-t quarter OF said section
-i.h;ren /, !. running from thence eas
thirty 80 rods. there" south twenty six
and two-;hird. I2e25 rods. thence west
thirty 30 rods. th"nce north twenty SIX
AMI t-o thru 100, Fo-ls so the place
beginning.
Exccuird as she Tront-tv of Augustus
Pr,1ky and Chri,tisEa Presky. az the suit
OF Bsnjsnin Shav.
q. n. JENKINS.
Jan. ~. 1859 g. 90 SAT- r. c.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-06
Truth Stranger than Fiction!

THAT one-halfthe world can not imagine
how the "iher half live" - NJ less true than
irte, ana the lesson the adage ford, o rex.
perl-nce al q observation daily tend. ID veri-
~ Then. to-, Vii We cons d. the ever
varying phases OF human passion. aud n.
di-corddnt elements from which all novel and
iHuaiical >,ci- ere moulded. IL can scarcely
seem Surprising that faithful record OF actu-
al even should exceed ga siHgularit, the
= 'ldsst dream Of rom nee: ~ that grimes
both strange and unnatural. should be D rpe-
tratcd ln far III country on ia Outski - 81
civilization. vnish reople ia smother strtc OF
society would ne er Imagine PO>s bic. kGow-
ing a. do know the evils aud horror. and
aboHinan Ons ~ the NOrmuu system, the deg
radiation IL imposes on females sid he COM
Scqutnt vices which extend tnrOugh all the
ramlications Of the society. SENSE OF duty TO
the world hiss induced me 10 prepare the 'ol.
iosink narrative for the public eye. The rn-
mHut;c ibcident, connected with my expert
erce. many ihink bordering on the marve ods
10 them would say. that lis nsrTaiIve OF my
life only proves. what h.s 80 often been prov
ed beiore. that "lErTn - STkGNGEk THAN
FIcT;os ."-Auihor's Preface
The ok contains 449 page. with engrav-
ings. H. nsa.lN bound in cloth. and will be cent
To any address. Po.lrsid. Oh receipt Of pr'e,
Sl..5.
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ApDOintn mt.

NJ 0TiCE is hereby given that the un.
' iersigned has been appointed Al.
minis'ratOr Of the Estate of Silas Brown.
decreased, late of Randolph County, Ind-
ana. Sail ESta'r ~ supposed to zoe solv
ent. ARTHUR HEDGEPFTH,
Jan. ~. 1863. % Admir-.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

pY virtue Of decree snd execution TO
~ me directed from the Randolph Com
moa Pleas Court, will expose to sale at
the Court Hons. door in Winchester,
Randolph County, Indiana, on Saturday
the Dist day OF February, 1863, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. aud I o'clock
D. IN. Of said day, the following real IS.
tate, situated in Randolph County, Indi-
ana, tO.Wlt:
The .onth ea.; quarter of the south
west quarter OF Section one a., Town
ship seveut.,H tl.n of Range one, west.
Executed ~ TIA. property OF Eizt Ann
Bunch AMI Gavin Bunch at the suit OF
Isaac Martin aud Sebastian Martin.
a. II. JENKINS.
Jan %. &c. 29fcr 81 50 Sh'fR.C.
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MOOD ouA Llvsv p,M.
which, ia coojunstion with the
B\ooA PN.vlI>sv,

uill cars al the aforementioned iisesssa
Aad, Of th.nselvs4, vi;l relieve SOD cure
R.cdoehs, costiyv>-ss.
C5,ie Po,ns, Cholera Me- ,.s,
I,-Stgvsttc.. 41str IN ~ jOlOsis.
Gsgi,sss, -ts
Try these medicines and y.r .Iu ."v~
regret is.
Ask your nsighbora who have >-d
.hou., and they will say they are
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-06
Sheriff Sale.

10y virtue Of vsnditioni eIponss and
II EXECUTION TO ne directed froI the
Davies circuit Court, gill sIpose to
"a r ~ the Court House door m Ainches-
trr. Randolph County, Incisn.. on Sat-
urday. tn. 7th day OF February. lsbs. be-.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A " and
o'clock P VI. of said day the follo"ing
real estate situated in Randolph County,
Indiana tO-Sit:
The "a, half OF the southeast quarter,
and the north sesi quarter OF the south
east quarter, and sitten acres on the
south erd OF the east hslfof the north
east quarter. al laying n section ak g.
township nineteen tl9}, Of range fifteen
,l5). EAST
Executed as the property Of Asshel {
Pa.e at the suis OF William Henderson.
a II. JENKINS
J.ns q 90 o. Sh'a 2 c.
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Sherif's Sale.

NSAA0A - ~ tOlN& Os
I,Y virtue Of venditioni expOnss
} aud execution 81 me directed from
the Randolph Con- OH Pleas and Circuit
Courts, | will expose to sale az the
Court House door IA Winchester. Ran
iolph county, Indians, OF Saturday the
9Th lay Of February, 1863, between the
hours 81 10 o'clock =. IN. and O'Clock p.
m IF said day the following real estate.
situated in Randolph eosn'y, Indiana, TO
III:
Thr'y-hve acres Of land OF OF The
south part OF me northeast quarter Oh
the Southwest quarter of section sixteen
10. township nineteen 49,, rang. four
teen "a. east.
Executed IA the property Of Meredith
Small At the suits Of John Shockn,v
Pleasant Unthank and Griffin DAVIS.
A H. JENKINS.
Jan. -, 1862. 27f-es5 Sh'h &c.
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Ave UwsowNeA


eNI psrson writes hss dauEhts' Vs.
Nrsd Of ats Of nine years standing, and
s.. vitus dance cf two ysau.
ANorExl writes, \. son vAs cures
.f.er his hesh bad almost wasted swsy.
The doctors pnescunocd ths csss incurs-
able.
AuorHyI WA cured Of Fever and Ag'S
altar trying every nsoscine in his reach.
AIofHKH vss cured az Fsvci Sore
which had existed fourteen year..
ANorKII Of Rheomstnn of esgs
years.
Cases inaunerahle Of Dyspsrsia az
Liver Complaint could be mentioned y.
which the Purifier and PILE
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GOOD CORD.wOOD

Delivered on the Bsllefonssine Railroad
For particulars call at Col. Isaac p
Gray's Store in Union City. Ind, where
you will find a large stock of all kinds o.
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, &C., &c.
Those Who have wood "a sell and goods
to buy would do we'll to call on me-
nov2s.3w DAVID II. REEnER.
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Good MeA,e,Msx,

and you should Try them esfoor goias hs
,Phy'ieian.
Get P.:nphlc. or Almanac III ray heal
sgont ard read the certincst~s aud n 49,
have ever do1btsd Wi sIIl
For ,al. in Winchester b. III hissr-
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Work Nike O CSNNvsyN.
We MOOD WIS

ere toe meet active and thorough plls
that have ever been introduced
They act % directly upon ths Liv,a
exciting that orgsn - such ala extent .
that NE system does nst rslapse iots he
former condition, which Is too apt ~ ~
the case with simply purgasiye pill.
They are really
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appointment.

~ Office is hereby given tast the un.
V dersignsd ~. t@krn oGt letters Of
administration on the estate 0f Peter j.
Poynsr. late OF Randolph County, deceas.
oil, The estate I. surpassed 10 be solvent
GEO. " MONKS.
Jan. -, let. Adr.
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Apples, selected varieties. 1910 each,
e" $40 per 100
Peach, grated, 1919 cts:
Cherry Trees. ......... 20 10 ~
Pear Trees-Dwarf 30c-Stahdard ~"
Plum - 40"
Observation-Disclosures Seeding,
IS cents per dozen.
Currants-Rrd and White Dutch,
White Grape and Cherry. loc each.
Pie plant-Linn@us-l2lsc each, $40 per
10 plants.
Grapes-Isahella and Catawta-l0r each
Finer varieties, .........5 SOC to 81 esct
E.VERGREENS.
White Pinc-6 to feet. ..... 81 %
FIR " 80. 80.
Scotch Pnc-2i% TO 3 feet,
Norway Spruce q"
a variety of Shrubs and Climbers Al
low figures Orders solicited and ill b,
promptly attended TO.
STONE { WRIGHT.
ian30-30 Wtachester, Ind.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

been released. fsAYe few desperate ones, who were
transferred to the Alabama Pententay and putin the
ranks.
All the cattle, horses and mules in the city and VI
cinity were carried off, Many negro men ana women
voluntarily left but most that are missing were forced
off Some have already escaped ana returned
About 10 o'clock on Saturday the Yankee army COM
meuced evacuang the city in haste, but in good oraer
taking the direct road to Vieksburg AT the moment OF
leaving, TO crown their vandalism, the Gonfede'ate
House and the new hotel opposite, with the buildings
adjoining all the property Of K u EDWARDS were sc!
fire and burnt to the ground This was DONE the an
KEGS said because Mr.. Edwards refused TO entertain
Gen. Prentss and his officers as they passed through
here as prisoners from the field OF Shiloh.
The Mssissippan office was turned inside OUT type
thrown into the street. three fine presses demolished
stands broken &C. With the exception OF two presses
and quantity Of new type which we were ioftu,Iale
enough to have removed South the MisslssPpisn es,
tabishment is no more. We were generously informed
by hand writing on the wall" that "We ,icn't burn
this building because it would cause theEburnng Of the
whole block" ~.
We print this bulletin at the Office Of the MISSISSIPPI
Baptist. which was also materially injured.
The Yankee arr had scarcely left town before Capt;
WIN. Yergel's 01E7Hpy of Confederate cavalry, oil
Adams regiment ID from opposite direction
Col Cromwell, of - 47th Illinois, who had galiopeo
back after the army had left TO take, we suppose
farewell drink in Jackson was hailed just as he had
started back to reon his command, and ordered 10 sur
render He refused, ard in attempting to draw MS
pistol was shot dead His body taken to the BOW
man House and buried deceny and with honor on Sun
day evening" in the coffin prepared for the remains oi
Col McGayock, 10th Tennessee, killed at Raymond
When Captain Yerger entered the city he Immediately
spread the Confederate flag the dome of the CAPITOL
aud his company then hung about the rear OF the enemy
and took large number of Yankee prisoners and ne
groes.
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The Fnamu,s information.

Toe editor al Of the New TO Tribune an III srmy
correspondence Of the World relative 10 the strength
Of Lees army in TIE 70 engagements, ten their own
sory. accurate enough they are unplelsaI ty GlOs
TO the truth How does the enemy get his Information
From lpies, from suspicious foreigners tOl ed in
Richmond, or from our own newsPlPsrs2 It matters
nt L. if in the future guarded. But peO-
pie a. honest and cOn6di aS elnnot be cured
TIE simplicity by any of sxPerie Traitors
viii always be tolerated long Southern character
remains unchanged
Blu our papers might be more discreet-partieularly
those of the Southeast II, Ike the Ancient Mariner
the editor Is constrained to tel bis ta be might learn
70 postpone the disclosure to the last moment BE need
not be In haste 70 instruct our cavalry in regard to
their duties toward Unionmen in the border States or
10 inform the enemy that TIE most important events Of
the war are to occur within given period. A little
time should be given the Yankee COMMUNICATIONS
csanes Afforded him to display bis sagacity. IS not
iar or courteous 70 thrust Information upOn him before
has had an opportunity 10 obtain By his own Ager
eiss To assume at an adversary earnot draw in
fro ee from even the mos sdrOit alusiOn 10 prOspec
tive movements 4 . question bis intelEgenOe-a pOn
in which he Is supposed % be exceedingly sitive.
And Jet When everybody h town and cOuatry Is accu
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R,cuMoSp, Nay 20, 1868

received the questions submitted upon tie ELECTION
ooesOn 1st-oAn officers Of the Navy, who citizens Of
vrgInl, Of lawful age vote in the approaching
S sfSey are legal voters county ely Of their
unless by OF the presence Of the enemy IN
sect on Of The act Of Assembly passed March % 1903 ana on
der ordinance 3d. section that Is AZ the Vi ~
county or city where they happen 70 be. ,,. ~, q,
Q1eston 2-oan sailors Mariners VIE are Citizens anu 0
HSsTesucR persons prohibited from voting by the terms
NJ IN ConstituIoi They aud mariners 10 The regu
lar service Of TIE Confederate States. -. ..r.
been paroIsd exchanged who not with their
batia and companies vote aud wherY ,,op, Of
the ct above voting In camps They must De qahed
voters in regiment or 10 company OF .sHcs IN to vote
under m second geeLoa the above mentioned men
being on detached uni 81 IN company OF % VI
snch service will not bring them within the law. =,
Butuoh officers aud pvates vote under he proVns OF
ties or eoTooraons because THE presence Of the enemy
TIE dlnicuy such the case undeT ms qoeSp U.s. b
there seems 10 be 10 provision for holding the Pos N sucn
Tie no reason why suffrage should be denied 70 sucn
officers n men, provision made Tor receiving o
Cn officers or privaies Of the army en- i1rionsh
VIII, are not In their c5unte Voie and VINO 20 re'Ol ~
woes answer this Q, answered third question. They
can only abssnees under the 90 see"oH u @ '
Question 5Have are detailed for patueua Gu
an are from their reg men's' the hsn' W WV ~
%psrer-lhey may they absentee from their re-
Ibo ibey MAJ vote they In company ana unaer
the command o some officer. they are at post anu %
commRrde Of tie post should incline to think uey hBh.
vote under hi supervision Wit the limits Of his post But
where de allied to other duty, but not under command %
ocer as par Of pS for duty think there no pfo'''n
for thlr voting -, -. -, rrAi.b ara
wound sol Ia hospitals we're there are doverheh
employ se in the mi ry Serce) hold fon' AZ h posi-
for such p rsons to '; te 49,, .,.. =. n INST NAV
vote there upon the detail OF superintendent &c BY Nv
ofthe pest doubt very much whether this wi neu @
hes5as They can hardly be said 70 be on detahed
nor have n ey any commandan II there be
the hospital post think The vote m gn oe ,sat all
n h very dut to consue these provisions 50 Is 70 meet "
the cas- which arise. ,.o, "a, ,ivs the
NAV Aid that while the hand The law does not
light Of outrage Boy nd the Constitutional provision, yes
bss those who possess it under the Constitution 70 nce Of
bopgh absent by reason military service or the peyenoe
he er emy from place OF residence am, ~,
in 10 alive liberal construction 70 the terms OF hS Jaw
ann mot Wiling to which the terms Of me a
not fully include, especially where Use "a" mas NV 49," 49,
dsd the msans the holding Of the poll II,
with tbs rule have endesvored TO steer clear OF
s,rueon on the hand and latitudnous On
lie ether think II will reach s tbs practicable cases Whh
the intention Of the Legislature
am very respectfully, -.
Your obedient servant,
j. R. Tucker.