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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
CAMP l4rH VIRGIxIA IsYAErHY,
April 4, 1884.
THOMAS z GOODE.

We have heard with much regret that you candidate
for Oommonweahs Attorney Of county knowledge
your peculiar fitness for this ocshe duties Of which
discharged 10 xalousy and satisfactorily by youreas Is
appreciation Of your while In the neld pe
beg 10 allow yourself become candidate this Office
Nor undmlndfu that though physical disability compelled
you resign honorable position In the army, and now
utterly for service In tina; field which you
fer humble cssn, have all In
efforts alleviate the hardshps
the neld and the distreues OF bis family a. home
And will remember that In the winter 1862
g. the cod winds Of Northern had almost
naked bodies; when feet bare and destitute
covering pressed the fozsn ground and the Confederate
eminent unable to that them the
greatest suffering your efforts untring and single until
every soldier from Mecklenburg comfortably clad
We all these facts and shall cherish them In
memory; know also that long your voice
and your needed BY eountymen that
be apprehenye that want danger will enter the dwelling
the soldiers lie and child ft--
Therefore we members OF the bsckenburg companies the
lIh Virgins Inany request you win announce
yourself candidate for the ONCE Of Commonwsah Attorney
for the county Of heckenburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

VERY VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
the north side Of Franklin, between 7th and streets,
for Rent
On Franklin street between 7h and sh sthorough funhed
house six bedchabers drawing and dining and base
ment excellent be had with the house.
For Of gentlemen for family. The establishment
complete. Possession given nrst May. Apply TO
apis st G0DDfH APPERS0N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
THr BATTLE IN LoUIsrAsA.-The Mobile Register

Tax BATTLE In LoUIsrASA.-The Mobile Register
has the following in relation to the battle in louisiana
Information has been received at headq from en-
agent of the Department who Left Baton uge on The
I'd instant of great battle Shreveport, between
the combined forces OF the enemy under Gen. Banks
numbering 900 men, and the united Confederate
forces OF Gen. Kirby Smith, Gen. Pce and Gen. Tay-
lor, in which the Confedera,e5 completely vco-
rious. A dispatch from the Surgeon General of the
Yankee army had been received a: Baton Rouge, or-
derng all the hospital mmodaons that we're pos
sble that place to be got ready, and stating that
the Federals had me: with "terrible defeat"
Previous Information Of the movement OF the two
armes renders this news quite probable, for ir was
known that our forces were concentrating and deter.
mined to fight the euemy and the latter we're pushing
on to give taHe, relying on their supposed overwhel.
ming strength.
From the same source the intelligence comes that
Yankee gunboat, either the Essex the Benson had
been blown up in Red river by torpedo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

FATAL ACCIDENT BY sHELL.-The Wilmington Jour-
nal SAYS:
Some weeks ago the blockade running steamer Dee
was beachtd opposite Mr.. Hansley's plantation, where
she was shelled by the enemy, Of the shells com
ing over and burying themselves in the lend. A few
days since the negroes at work in of Mr.. Haneleys
fields plOughed up of these Shells from which they
removed the cap or fuse, aud Tuesday last Mr. VIM
BAison relation of Mr.. Hansleys determined on try
ing the she to il it would explode, applying
lighted twig dry branch of kind. Ga the sec
ond trial he succeeded the shell did explode ipurug
him terribly, if not fatally. Dr. Thomas, who was
called to him Wednesday, had 10 ampuste his right
foot the nstep, and his left leg jus; below the
knee Mr. Bitson is also severely burned and liberated
on the arms, face and elsewhere His recovery must
DO regarded as very doubtful
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

WANTED.-A situation in private family
w Teacher Of Enslsh, Yfenoh and Music BY Lady q
Virginia birth and education References Tven and required
Address, Box los, King william o. H., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

In accordance with the above, the Lecture
alluded TO will be repeated THURSDAY Evening next
22d nst nj O'clock n the United esby Church
Resd's). =
a. Tickets 81 each, to be had at and bookstsrs
an
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

@4aassn niat usrlcst ,tisrnsn narf,n. SCR lssts ~
idtu5 .ssreammt bt,, astrs Der Ntclitscniltsn, Die AUG
BON Sem graEssntsn in isinsr lss'sm Yresla'nat'on
tsfc1gt mn.es, uns ma y rsthsr Die rsesO''asn Staas
ten a~nfssb5t tassn, @%Ttastsn gu ,s'n nno BIOS ais
untsr,rsrfens grc,inscn =" tseonosl" fno' ats slNsn
grsutrud, pOSurd Den Sn g ssflanest. nns as w.
e~sii;cns DcftriHe ~fsitdtist wt.~o; gseipe I'"s esssr
tCn alien 9ntea unb patrictiiAs y wta""s'" a@e@'s'1
frieien uno %reroarnn,t ireresn.
Diss Gusitunt arnrss, nis 1A bon isltl, ssfNeef'
ron Der Wsdrtsit %perspcrfsn ano purA As'9ns'oahs
alsr Debate, ibrs sissnsn 9sihtGls rura, 9stsnanSta'
Cine i'm gEnete pai1rts SID, mslhe BIZ @nipels
buns Ron StiU 8arssrn III Die &ssimenter .'noetet
Staatsn ssrt;:tst, muroe s~snstni8t. Sine e.'m'te
.rarns ,rnannt, III, Sarauf ;~u~isaen, oab ale Ses't'
,nsutsr. Die bier s%intrs1sn, sstDris- rsrForat spsrbsn.
Cine Siu fir BIZ: atsihu fang css @crnrsrsasr Amtes
murhe e. sur britssn 9siuns sstraht.
am $ isnRa s sslhas niAts uo, sreSsm SSns
lie eIc.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04
(NuS rem retublfanii1en S0iuois Bcctabser.)
6etpalt 9ebt lber JfcGt.

vEieler @runhiae, IN einem bsIpctii5sn gurcra
ent,tauosn, iheint AUDI tier in BEN, sinIt freten Amcz
rita fh teratrteiten Il. rotten; uno IN Der Stat
'ihsint eS 10 reit %esfcmmm su fem, ZAP Rsat fh
,inter Turht pcr Mcb nno @hultsrfrap5 rsrfrisht
.unb tie GSttin Ger Sreiteit ais cine ~9sfsiislte Sflas
Tin i'm gtauts liest.
SIS 1T Die Mufsate Der YreHe, has Ns6t su ihi,s
asn u,b usbersrifs fcn,msn fs ron mas INNER fit
liner S.i,s, 81 tstarnpisn. gSir taten einen Tao su
.bsrihtsn, ben itiulbrsissne III f~terasben mir as els
nsn @srratb an u~niern qfiaten anlsben iriiresn.
Ser einfaHs Bal 1T eisler:
r3rei bsirunfsne @cleatsn ron esm Miicuri
G7ailtart, @,ainent, has bier @arriicnsoisnie Tint,
srifsn lestsn Sannitas Germ 9. Mal'sr Eel anfTcr=
bsmna, fir ibr @isr su tssablsn, an une er fcnnts
fid, nur curh 9Hlfs sinss Snittels Der WiBeansluns
asu ertrebre,. Ser @rlcnel nes &e5smentss, fat
Die gahe gsnauer i'm 3uiammenfeng 81 nnter iut en-,
I:aidte alstalb IL Mann unter Dem 8sfs6t einse
GapitinS unb eiues 9is.tsnants mad eem Salocn ecs
Srn. geolter nnb lAlsrrten i'm %bisisltsn, trrs Den
Wcr}suunaen, ta6 itnsn Die Befnsnib cainNstten5
aiht Auliste, nit rctsr @eralt nno unter Wibbanes
lung auf Bic @auirss Sffee eeS Germ Tlntaro.
Wir ielbf lis6en uns bier nit Dem lieutenant IN Elm
@elrrGh iter bic gahs Elm uno purne nns BON eies
fem auf ulere Meu6runa, eas ea mir niht I'M
arieaa,ufaNte Isten ibu t6anelnnsstreiis in Dem
tstrffenben Gaue stn lletrsriT In bic tiirssrlihsn
Rehte Ie, bic mir ME unb ninir'sr i'll oulosn 9siuiIt
fno, NIT Drcbunsen ssantrcrtet uno burh einsn
MnariT auf unisrs Ysricn esrsn unStrsifslbalts Utets
nuna bcfummtirt.
uiiniue girilsefsse rsrusbnen, fas Fsin Mann of
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

Cob nmb 6rccnbatfs. -0as Sberaeridt
bon WlaIiatuistis BAT en,lhiscen, DAP leltit cine
Tcrceruna, bic ausoriflih arr Sob lautst uno
nor resr mad Yaiiirune bee assal SsnSsrsMftss cons
tratirt murbs, ssisslib in @rssntadS tsiahlt rstcsn
Farm.
Ser SAT- fam eislsr Sage ,ur Gntihsieuna nns
tctrai cine @ots in sepbbulihsr 5orn', aui $500 in
Spteie ~lautsnc.
9as Gsriht fHst feline @ntldsieun8 auF Den
G,rrno, cas- e5 Elm Mttritut Der Scupsranstat isi, Dem
gesrtb bes @slSss su t%stimmsn uno nahosm bsr
Gcnarss ron nisisr @sralt Getrauh ssmabt uno
entI3isoen bitts, ea6 Grssabods stsih Sob ieicn,
10 miistsn aud Die @srihts oas fit sinen Dollar
erf!G,en, mas Ger GOnsrs6 oasu sst'aat tatte.
9as 8eriht wright nur. Dap, ipsnn Elm Strtras
ousoriflib auf Sob lautst, Der @cnsreS fir oisisn
Qertraa niht Yapier an bic Stslls ess SolosS lsBen
fana, neil itm Die 9unosspaia1ms oirsft %rsrsie!st,
bic 0srpHiAtunssn zines 8crtrass in irssno elmer
g2eils Al bssintraAtt3sa.
ustriasns mub man In 3sitsn, ME bic jss'9sn,
auf iuriiliihs &unftH6s esfabt isin. Sts u'ae'
bGnaiafe;t Der 8erihts lit Elm Md6rhm Ihr 8roBs
8inpsr. Gas Stsrseriht BON W%faifatulstts tat
aus Sob Iarisr ssnaht pislsiht matt % nad7
items SGesrlins naraus. Sur Die nmssfstrts Ssrs'
rel, aus Siacl,ns 8clo III MAIDEN, 1T nod ron fti'
mem iurililheu Strsnmeifsr sriunbsn :rcreen.
Cling. b. 81
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

Sn Der 9ssislatm ron Maiiahuittts irurrs
fiir,lih Elm furbissr Gentleman, Namsns Grines !,
ais Saplan gum WOrtssu sorssialassn. @onusr.
neur 2lnorsirs empfabl ibn isbr marin, na CT lett II
Ssabrsn gaiiOr cinsr 8aptiitsn Sirbs in 8eltrn sss
melsu unp lh hurb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ios
tpis DurA sross 8srsotiau'fsit aussejs'4nst babe
Sin auosrsr SSrsuno bes paitcr5 emptabl lsine Mn'
Nsuuna aus Gem gruno, baB eamit fur Den Yatrtr.
tismus Der Nsssyrssimsntsr AnsrssnnuHS uno Sanl
ausssiprcAsn lrsros.
Srrsrsm iIst Ger farbiss 9aRcr hura inssn' sr
nur "a stia.msu erhislt unS Gin SSsiBsr Ss'csplt
mnres.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

E Gas Saus hes Gonsrsfes Bat am M'cntas
cine giu palfirt, tpoonrh @snsral 9isutsnants Stang
in nnierer Arnner einasiGbrt .sirb. Sie 9ia paiiirts,
naae'm Elm gslhius pOrausssaanssn. ironur@ Dem
@rdlieenten smpfctlsn ,riro, @snsral 0rant fir
hisien Soften au ernennen. Gas 1T ~jseenTaus Elm
Sist fir Sen. 9alsd, rie Der N6clitioniIt Sfsrcns,
Ter be @in t~stdn.rfts. i'm saufe Der Sseatts tsmsrfs
te. @arielo bon Sbio iud9te nisisn eisb gu parirsn,
inbsm CT teantraate, Gle gil ouf BEN Slid ss lsasn.
Gsine MtcIiticnifenbriesr lisEen i'm atsr ihmaelih
i'm Glide unb isin antraa fsl ~sldnasne ourd. Ser
Gsuat riro bic 9id rotrihstnlih a~eneemiacn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

Sic frlsenes a~ldn;snts Shileermus> entnsb'
men mir sinem rsrutlifaniltsn MehGltlatte, nas,
pis uns Iheint, Die Earten lebr fart auItrd9t, renI,
es Den @ctocrtraa bon Soabo i'm nGhitsn Sabrs iar
binreidenb salt, nm Die 3inIen an Der &ris8sihnlo
su t~csatlsn:
nOte @%clbminen i'm Serritcrimm
Sbabc. Gsnsral pcpe fat in isinsr Gisenfhaft
ala 8cnmanbsur oss NcremsifsS Departments an bic
6snsrale sitlsp uno Smitb in Minneiota Snfrues
t;cnen rsasn zines TrHtjabrislonasS etlaA'n. Stab
Dem Ylans Ycpe's iDasn Militdrpolten all Der 8rsns
~ rsrtbsilt, cine speitere Expedition se9sn Die fsinoiis
den Snoianer anasprpnst wunc auf Der mad Cen
Gc(ominsn Soabo's ~fatrsnben HoMte Wilitirpoitsu
aufasasat rsrten". Aamsntlih lsstsrc Macron"na
lit issr an, Ylass, ba Die Muspanosruns nah ben
in Soabc entbeften @plbminsn INNER metr 1us
n mint.
uOurh einen SrsaniIationsaft bonn Mlir; 1868
tptroe eas Serritcrtum Soabo aus Nanetrsdsn, Die
ts isbt III BEN Ssrritcrisn g8aitinatcn, Safcta
unit 9tstraefa aatcrt batten, Sulammen9sisgt uno
,par 10, oas bic Sslisnsstirse baNelbe etra5 p cittid
BON leinsm Centrum Durhlhneioen. Stun ater ats
tsitet oas territorial Committee bss Gcuarsfss at
einen Ylans, pc,nadb eten in GsmdBbsit Der BON
BEN Bsllsnssbirssn s~stilnstsn Shsieelinis aus Dem
isei,en Ssritcrium Soabc Strei Serritcrisn ssn,aht
psrren lolsn. Sisis Steiluns mare ih,n eesea'b
istr srsdmdBis, neil Soato sinsn unssbsurcn S!as
Esnrauni bat eat,sles nnfaBr nah ls'ner jeetaen
3ulammenissuna $4,000 Saaeratmsilsn, 1T allo
itstenmal 10 srSB ais Der Staat Stem D,tf.
Sic Grlooiirifts Soabo'a In Den 6sllsnaetiraen
asb0rsu inter Die rsihfsn auf Gresn; man bat tss
rshnst, Dap lie, tusnn bic Gin,panosruns in slsiAsm
Mabs icrtoauert, i'm nahiten Sabre 10 pisl Sob
lisfsrn nsrrsn, bab bamit Die 3inlsn einer 3risas.
iAulo BON 1000 Wiaipnsu tssablt trsrben fcnntsn.
Ser @sntral.8n Der Dlinsn Spabo'S lit girainia
@itY, bas, rtsfsib faun, srf s~ssrdnrst, ihon S0GO
Ginrcbnsr sdblt. Sic pcrtissn Dtimsn ~lisfsrn
ourhihnittlia per @c@e S250,GOO.
uGinsn uussbsursn asnfihlpuns rirO Seabo nsb'
r,sn, ipsnn sinmal bic Giienbabn nah Dem lt,lsn
Meere jsne ~sclesnsn &s9irnsn CREDIT"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04
Ser
6 pIumsus, Zen A. Tebruar 1854.
slufruf fir sos, 900 Nfanu!

Mafruf fir o 1000 Dtnnu!
vDalbinatcn. 1. Getruar. Sc 1T anaecros
mt, eas am 10. Mars nShftin cine Sisbnns fir
500. 600 M,ann fir DEN Militirbient Der Ser. Staas
ten. fir brtijatriss G%ienit;sit ceer auF 8risasoansr,
rcrasnpmmsn msrbsn ipl naron iinS 10 riele atbus
sisbtn, ais Rb tis gum 1. Mdrs a%nrerten fisssn
pou im ben D'snf aaoasn murbsu uns trelhe niht
tsrsits friiber gut sefhrieten rcreen f'no.
Mtratam 2inccln."
Sid: etras f4auulih psrfaete Srore nil iaaen,
bas Der pr6 Fbcnt, father tereits aufSerutsnen 3OO.s
900 Mann, nun 5000 O Mann ~rerlanat; alic
200. 900 r,str. Sapcn miro lie 3atl Dsrjenisen
atsescBsn, Die felt Der lsetsn 3ietuna ansercrbsn
rursen unb Bic tis snm 1. Mir; nod anaercrtsn
rsrcen mS3en. icrie Die 3atG Der gcloaten Der alten
&sstr,entsr Die rieesr 9ienfs sencn1men tabsn.
@as nann nod an 500, 900 Maun fsblt, ira ourb
5istuns aufsstraht wsrbsn. gSir a~lauten. CAP ss
I'm 10. Mir, nit Ter 3isbuns Grna ,rerbsn trire.
Nili,drrfihtiss merben oabsr pcbt ttun, fei 3sitsn
loren 9austalt in Srenurs III brinsen, cber itre
$500 su ruifen. Gisienisen Mares uno Sclrn'
ibips, bic fih ourh Steauns bon Greitriaiaen bon
Dem 10000 Mann 9iufrufe frsima&tsn, batsn jsst
nca 3rsioritteI Der tereits ssfsutsn 3abl III liefsrn;
has teRt, Elm Somnibip bas 80 ~ iteasn batte, BAT
itkt nod 20 nampliefsrn II. /. 10.
Jim 1. Mdrs Bort bic bcbs Bounty anf, trslhe Biz
@ssisruns isst ben @efrutn aaalt. sc labt ihh ba:
Ter anne msn, ha6 mad Dem eriien Ntar5 AVID bic
frsitriaiSen Mntperbunsen auftSren trsresn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04
Tie Gsisbastuna BON Soma Dat teit!cftn

- Sic Gsisssstuns BON SOMA bat tsihlciiin,
bic glntriitatc.ihaft ess @oucsrnsur Stone IN sn5l!'
lt,r. peutltsr, .ncrlreaiiAsr uno tGbmiihsr gprahe
br,,fsn al laiI;n. SIM rOrtissn @srrdisntantsnbans
sntmiesltsn p,rIhisesns Witsl,sosr tci Der Gsls5sn'
tsit sr;taunlias @paatsnntniis, ines, fs aass
Grufss iitsr bic Sraas lrittsn, Of niht bic tSbnilpe
@mohs NIT Der Deutihsn inentiih lei. 8srmutblih
fclnmt i9nsu bic lsstsre nur 10 .tS5miiA" Dor.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

9as 26. S6io Stssiusnt bat fia misosr ana
rsrsen laiIsu uno tsinret iih auf llr!auS aur Dem
Ssimmaribs. 9tsni0 BAT fA pas ste Sbtc ipiecer
anspsrssn laisn ibm miro sin src5sr smrtan5 IN
Gincinnati bsreitet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

-Gic 1rriAmSrIiAs Gbrlihtsit ron Nbraeam
2insclu wiro rcu 9sinien I'M uYicnisi" Graduates
MtpliticniReus Blatt) f~olssnosr lSsiis osrn'rt:
rWian fam ia3cn, nab Die ebrlidts't ron s'nsoln
oariu tsiset, CAP tlcB leiue untsr5stsnsn itsblsn."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

r. Sn ct. 2cni5 mar Dem Sen. &cIscrans Gin
alinseuoer @mpfan9 rcrtsreitet. Oils Der General
assr lanbsts, resnsts es 70 bsitis, sab Der san3t en'
pfaus 1T sSaIsr tuarbs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

G:ttuaS S2eucs 1T eS IN unlsrrr Mtrut1if, CAB
GsIshaeeunasn rinsn &riHesntIhaFts : Sannioatsn
oufHsa,n. 9ereits tatsn Die ursrub!ifan'lhsn" @es
fetectnnacn Ton einsm talten Suseno Staat'n nns
~terttGniae 2cttsidliTs raiiirt NORM Ssrr Sinecln
can; vaebcriomE" crIuAt miro nod einmal ais
8rGFtentIhafts. Ganoirat aufiutrst'',. Sri'bsr rflsste
bas 9o1f bic grnennuna isinsr qrGnesntlhat'seans
bibntsn ~ ~tslcraen, benn rs 6ieft Sh fir Dem rsdt
maEiaen 9siter ees BsiBsn 6uuIs5 nas aue pier
Sabre xrermiettet" rirse. Nus Dem Mietber uno
Gisnsr lit inter Ger repuelieariihm 6crrlhaft elm
6err e%eircreen, Der nter einen inratbarsn SroB oon
llntereetenen %aetietst, bic BON isinem g8iIen unb lsiz
men 2aunen aebdnasn. SER 2incrIn viii auf lrsis
ters sicr Sabre @raIbsnt isin, uno lei Isinsr iinaes
tenyen OlaMt, Die CT au5i6t 1T ea eos lsia'site
3ina ron Der g1slt fh atsrmols bic Grnsnnuns
Ron lsirer @artsi iu rsrlfofsn. Gini8e Wsnias, Gle
nitt ~vricret iruresr, mSasn frrrren uno drummer;
mas Iieat taran, 10 lanae t6crr Sinccln ben unas'
fsbtaren 9ean,tsnlh,rarm uuo feline Gensrale, Nslo'
ctsrIen uno 6auptfsute, Bic sr auc isltlt %fatric!rts,
in ieiner 6ano fat? Sic game Grnsnnnnaetarcs ron
@eiten Ger @eaisrunsspartci miro nihtS als eine lssre
Tprm 1sin, irctei Gas ,iaentlite g cle ~tIibwsnia
Al Iaasn batsn miro. @ir %errarten, naB nohltsns
aud Die u9cralen" in %unisrer @sIessstuna Wsib,
rauhetelhtHHs fir 9hratam 9;ncclns SSisssrsrnsn'
NINA bonn startl la7sn nerben.s
gDir MAIDEN raiae UcrtIhritte Deer Nids
fnrittr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-04

ne einsn r;Atsrlidsn 9ataftstsfstl Dor Geriht ses
traht rsrecn eatf. 9isIsm 8slsss rnros in rorties
gsnosm Safe Sctn ssiprphsn, inosm bic Scioalsfa
cine Iclhen 8erhafiatsfsbl Germ 9Ba!tsr rcr @eriht
ihleppts. uno euf unlsrn sinfahsn Sinrsis auf ea5
@sIes o%ntirprtste man urs NIT %aer1sinen Otcbun9sl
uno icaar NIT t~tStlidsm 2lnsrif. Sie Biraer lalz
ZEN ia's eefausn, bic 8rsTs s~straut Ih niht, Die
Sahe ;u e~rrSbneu, bel lrsrissr III riiaen, bic Mrs
orcbuna sines Wlob5 astis!st ghirsissn bic Surht
pcr SeritDruna Der Grudersi uno Dor W2ibhanelun8
psrfrieht fh btntsr bic ShmaA.
go melt III Is in Der Union aefcmmen, cab Bet
freie Wfann untsr Der rcben @epalt Der Scleateefa
icufSt. Nir ~fdurfsn tIr Die Union, TN, burh eeren
Graaltuna Fer psrlSnlihsn Sreitsit oersn Sh!lo nno
SAirm fiir Die Oauer 1T iAera, atsr loon Jest
fredtoerN eipctismus Die rsrruhts6auo aus, bieYteite
,u fnetsln uno Die Srsi6sit ;u tnotoen, nnl uns ais
gflapsn nit elmer Damn ,~psrthlcisn Union, zines Ics
lafsnsgmpire5 AT bslhene,n."
Go iosit bisisr ourh bic Mauliheuen einsa Sicu'
tenants auIsefldrts unb teftbrte ~Jsepntlifansr.N
unasfibr UNI tisiel6e Belt ,rrreen in Suinsp, Sui=
nnis, nebreye 9emcfratsn, rtns Dem s~srinsiten Nas
la6, uno MIR irsi1 lie 3emcfratm finb, ron tttrlns
fsnsn Grleassn %i"iultirt, ni~sesrselaluaen uno nliB'
baneelt. SIN Suiusp wiro elm teutides glatt
ron Der raeifalieu Sorte sscrndt, ea5 Iih Die ~Sri'
bune" nsnnt g3a6 tbut nun oielss Blatt? 2aositeS
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unb Gem nod pisls abnlibs Vortlhritts folssn nsrs
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srn sinsn gan; ssapaltiSsn uatsriAisS cb Der tpis
,6uno itre sissne Sub, sbsr rb r Die Sub e!nss Sss
mcfratsn tsibt. SIN lestern Safe riro Der Suno So
frsiaslt, I'M s~riisreu Safe it sS sar5 stras anesrs.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28
100000 More.

In this paper will be found the Proc.
lamation of the President, calling for
500,000 more men. And this call
must be met by volunteering if posi-
BILE. otherwise by CONSUMPTION. The
rebels are desperately in earnest.
Originally few, they make intensity
Of venom atone for paucity Of num-
bers. They clutch their own section,
compelling every white man or boy
to fight, every black man or woman
to work, for the triumph of their trea-
son. They tolerate no dissent or de.
muir where they have power to sup
press it. Their conscripters and
bloodhounds Gas an Albanian quaint.
ly said) "take every one who hasn't
been dead more than two days" The
conscriptcd must either march or be
shot-take your choice, but no words
They pay no bounties, make no pro
vision for their soldiers families, and
have given over tho farce of pretend.
ing to pay their men. Once in their
ranks. there is no release till the end
of the war. They have ceased to have
Finances they regard all private
property as Confederate, and take
whatever they want wherever they
find it. There is no business-little
trade-no speculation among them
nothing but deadly war.
Is the North prepared to emulate
this We answer, Yes Rather
than dissolution of the Union and
breaking into fragments of our once
glorious Confederacy, VIC say, sacri-
fee all, even life itself ; for who would
wish to live when his country is de-
stroyed
But there IL no cause for despon.
dency. The rebellion is in its death.
throes. One more campaign one
more strong and vigorous effort on
the part of the loyal and true and
treason shall die. Almost crushed is
the rebellion. Already the Old Flag
floats over every State. Another
year will witness the return of peace
to our borders. slavery extinguishcd,
the traitors executed or banishcd, and
the Nation stronger and more prosper.
Gus than ever before. Then let there
be q hearty and generous response to
the Presidents call.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28
STATE OF IOWA.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, July q, 1864.

General Orders. No!2l. tt5s -~fIlflfF.( J
1. The able bodied men of this State be-
tween the ages of IS and as will at once pro-
coed to organize themselves into companies in
their respective counties.
IL. The men enrolled as &c for military
duty under the laws of this State will Organise
into companies, and IL any neglect is reported
on the part of any township, portion Of town
ship, or by any person SO enrolled, immediate
report should be made to this Department,
and prompt measures will be taken to cnforcs
the laws of this State. T
HI. Officers will be elected BY the men
thus organized into companies, under the di-
rections of the Constitution of this State and
Chap. 81, Laws of 10th General Assembly
ClS64)
Nv. Officers or citizens In want thereof will
apply to this Office for proper forms for rolls
and for any information in relation to the or.
ganization Of companies.
v. Any company having organized will,
as provided in Section s of said Chapter 81
fix the place for drill and discipline, and ii
they neglect so to do, the time and place will
be designated by the Adjutant General Of the
State. .ss
vi. Chap. saith, Sec. Is, Laws of the 10th
General Assembly, must be strictly enforced
unless sufficient excuse Is furnished to this De.
partment.
VII. The Governor will not form rcgi.
ments. brigades or divisions until companies
rolls are properly returned to this Department,
unless the public service demands immediate
organization.
BY order of the Commander in Chief
N. d. BAKER,
Adj. Gen. of Iowa.
Papers throughout the State will insert
once.
July %, 1864.