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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-30
Werber unb Qe6erarbeiter Derlanot.

Dret Gerber wer6en ~perIdn8t, nm tn ether Gerberet II
greRon County, gtr8g 81 ~sartefen. @tner ~beriel6eA muE
2eber suberettet fDnnen. SDl6e, bic it9 I'M Die GteQe Ge-
QSiterfr. 1tnh Shennihe. lNn&Sl
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19
june 6, 1868.


We trust that the following statement in
the Times, about General Butler, Il founded
on correct information
ellis personal safety is 80 precarious that,
like other great tvrants, he has casters" to
prove the harmlessness Of his entrees and ra-
gouts, and the innocense Of his wines. wears
bullet and dagger proof coat Of mail under
his uniform. and sleeps with reyolyers at his
pillow, and armed sentinels at his door, to
prevent midnight assassination
How pleasing to know that the Yankee
Haynau lives in continual fear for the life
which he deserves to lose! But Il is to be
hoped that nobody will aseassinats him; be-
cause, if half Of the tales Of his atrocities are
true, his blood ought not to be shed by bullet
or dagger, or curdled with complimentary
poison. Buffers circulation should be arrest
ed by legal igature; at least If ii is right
that the law should be finished by that means
on the person of any malefactor. o. monster.
Judith would not have cut Holoferhesy head
off if she had any reasonable expectation that
he would come to be hanged. So.,long live
General Butler, in dread of assassination, with
the probability Of the gallows looming in the
distance Buffers die many times before
their deaths; so let them, and serve them
right London Punch.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19
DISTINGUISHED Arrival.

Lieut.. Sydney e. Davis, late an officer IL
the British army, with three other English
men, arrived in this city On Friday evening
from Bulls Island. Lieut.. Davis was on
board an English schooner, the Captain of
which had agreed to bring him to tho South
ern coast. He had with him commission
and important dispatches for the Government
at Richmond. The vessel sprung sleak, and
Lieut.. Davis and three others, in . small
boat, left the schooner and made their way TO
the nearest land, which proved to be Bulps
Island.
They were taken in charge by our cavalry
there and turned over to the Commanderlion
Sullivan's Island, who ordered detachment
to escort the party to the city to Gen. Ripley,s
headquarters. Oh his arrival he exhibited his
commission and papers to Gen. Riply. The
papers, on examination, confirmed The above
statement, and Lieut.. Davis and his party
were released. Lieut.. Davis started for Rish-
mond on Thursday &c Char. Courier.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19
Letter from Mr. GOggin.

To the Editor q. the Wing:
lam thankful to you for the kind terms in
which you refer to my withdrawal as candi-
date for the Office Of Governor; and as the
contest by this time has been, l presume, de-
cided, there is no longer any reason why |
should be silent in relation to charges made
in other journals against those who have been
referred to as party schemers" in connection
with my name. While am acquitted ofany
blame in the matter, others have been charg-
ed with design to promote the election Of q
particular candidate, and that for such a pur-
pose, was induced to withdraw.
It is proper, therefore, for me to say that
was influenced by no newspaper articles in
your own or in any other paper-nor did any
one volunteer to advise me in relation to my
duty, save those with whom I am always
pleased to counsel, and who, I am sure, would
have voted for me, and who preferred me as
their first choice.
Having been invited, however, by men of
both the old parties to become candidate, I
deemed it my duty to consult those Of them
whom knew to be friendly to my election,
and in no instance did they Advise me to de-
cline, on the contrary, it was their earnest de-
sire that I should continue to be one of the
candidates, and with the expression of a be-
lief on their part that, in any event, even if
all four should continue to be, that ! would
be easily elected. AL my friends, however.
freely expressed wish that there should be
bit too candidates.
thought could plainly discover. howev.
ar. IN some localities, from the tone Of the
nress. on both sides Of the old party land
marks. as well as from many Of the voters
themselves, that there was . disposition to re.
member party lines at the polls. This was
probably, however, not the case with some Of
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19
Dtvidend DECLARED.

The Board Of Directors Of the Virginia 3
Tennessee Railroad, at . meeting held in the
city on Wednesday, declared dividend u
six per cent. payable to the Stockholders on
and after the LIST Of August. We ara glad to
note this evidence Of prosperity IN this road.
and are pleased to hear that in addition to
the dividend declared, the company has paid
$500, 600 of the one million loan made. BY the
State some time since. The company also
assumed the payment Of the tax Of 10 per
cent. upon the income Of the stockholders
from the dividend, due to the Confederate
States, which makes the actual Dividend. 70
be received by the stockholders equivalent to
Z per cent. Stockholders will note this as
sumption by the company in giving in their
incomes. The above exhibit Of prosperity
by this company is very gratifying. and j.
highly .creditable to the officers nf the road,
as showing that its affair are managed With
great ability and Judgment. - Lyachburg Re
publican, -
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19
An Eloquent Extract.

From an admirable sermon preached in
Savannah, Ga, by the Rev. Mr.. Elliott, of the
Episcopal Church, We take the following elo-
quent extract:
Peace, with its soft eye and radiant wing,
has not come to us, but victory has! Victo-
nv, under circumstances most glorious and
Unexpected not only on the land, but upon
the sea. Her angel has planted one foot On
the earth, and the other on the ocean. and
with his sword Of svengeance has smitteA this
insulting and vain-glorious nation. And what
a noble spirit has he infused into the heart of
our Confectionery! How it has warmed anew
into fervor Virginia, that old mother Of he
roes and of statesmen. Under the shadow OF
the Federal Government she seemed to be
sinking into the slumber Of death, as one dies
under the shade Of the poisonous Upas tree.
But at the war cry Of her children, "Sic Sem
uer Tyrannis," how her rich bloodhas rushed
back upon her heart, and startled her into
life. The sound of freedoms cry has olsen,
chanted her, and she has sprung full armed
into the arena. Her noble acts have gather
ed around her from her hills and from her
valleys, from all her feldso historic fame,
from the blue waters Of the Chesapeake to
the dark rushing torrent Of the Kanawha,-
sons worthy Of such mother. All her old
energy has come back to her. All her power
Of seIfdenial and self.sacri6ce has revived
within her. Proud, fearless, indonitshle,
she looks into The very eye Of tyranny, ana
makes ii quail before her majesty Of right ard
truth! The nother Of States, che hlzes ~
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19
Terms.

n
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Ing. At 800 per annum, if paid in advance, or
within three months after subscribing otherwise
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No subscription will be received for . less pc
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No subscription win be discontinued except at
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Any person procuring Eve responsible subscri-
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Obituaries Of more than 10 lines will be charg-
Cd at advertising rates, also tributes Of respect,
and $500 for announcing candidates
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19
! Depletion Of the Enemy.

DepIetIOn Oh the Enemy sas8
! There are gratifying evidences that the sae-
my has exhausted his best energies in the
struggle for our subjugation. and that from
this time his efforts win be the spasmedic en-
deavor Of desperation. From every military
department. reliable ietelligenee reaches M
that the troops whose term Of service has ex-
PRED are going home. while we nowhere hear
of any material accession to the Federal for.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19

Mons. Vagabone, Monkee, old Abs What
de debil you send gums to de Mexicans for to
tightly me fer? What have done to your
By gar, if you no apologize pretty damn
queck, me blow you to hell. NAPoIEoN.
Ny Dear Mr.. Napoleon That fellsw
Adams always was too smart. He had no or
ders to do as he did. Mr. dear, sweet Mr..
Napoleon, apologize with all my heart
Adams shall be hung. by order Of old Abe.
SEWARD.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19

bosom to receive upon it the strokes which ne
aimed at her children. Hurting Defiance h
the teeth Of the oppressors, she psepaxes hQt
self to conquer Or to die. She hopes, she
prays, she struggles for victory, bat kncvieg
that everything is dependant upon her bsld
stand, she fearlessly takes it. H2tF Ssi
# the genius Of evil is to prove triumphant,
# legitimate government is again 10 fall, let
it At least fall with honor; shame alone has
no future.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19
Anecdote Of Gen. Lee.

So AAASNsAWsO VI OOMs Afc0s ltsfStsS.
When Mrs. jackson reached Gen. Less
headquarters in search Of her wounded hus-
band, she is said to have remarked =
II am s6ld that Gen. jackson lost his LEFT
srm.D ssg as.s. s5r Tea s.ss1
Yea, madam, !" WAS Gen. Less rsply, saad
/ bsve lost my right" - 80.
What juttAnd touching tribute 70 lie
then snduing, but new dead hero! 4'
, 1863-11-22

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DEOpOSALS FOR ARMY
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I ,R. JAMES, Formerly Of New

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CONSULTATIONS lHglQLABLE,
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Lawrence JuIIs


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DR.. EvERsoN's
EYE AND. EAR
luiilmary and Clinic Institute,
ferua asA:usar q: a.,esaes ., It's
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Chicago Qrilou1te.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1868.
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES. LxST.

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4 ssIsTANT. ~QUARTERMAs-
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b41e IN Hetsh: atpnt Ehee hanarrd sd d yhfs
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CAUTION TO TIE. PUBLIC,
~ NnASGKauEs AsD uSAsLy FnAun.--Tne

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u A.h'iNkt11 .tset Il tho coiANsnsty II he ara II
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ne 2 ost stt:uve szsssatv re Of di.~sse n otsssat
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s nsuon - so1sox Fer !he nsLI :ntAns.s cars ~
tes:Io1t1E 21d hI&ta-1s ddcains emp ,undi are
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1tkS 6IuNACA rlTTE1.3 at us~sp.,aaln'e And N
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