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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-15
NOTICE.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CoNscRlpTIoN.

BUREAU OF CoNsCRIpTIoN.
Richmond, Va, January 18th, 1864.
| PARAGRAPH X of General Orders No. 50,
Adj't and Inspr Generals Office of 1862, re-
qaires that application for exemptions must,
mall cases, be made to the Enrolling officer"
II The local Enrolling officer has not the power
to act, or is in doubt, he will, after investiga-
ton under circular No. 8, current series, refer
such applications through the proper official
channels to this Bureau. All such applications
addressed to this Bureau. will necessarily and
invariably be returned for local investigation:
and the applicants will thus have uselessiy lest
time and prolonged suspense. Appeals from
adverse decisions of the local officer and of the
Commandants Of Conseripts for the Ststes, will
be forwarded by them for hearing, when any
plausible ground of appeal is set forth.
2. Commandants of Conscripts will give this
notice extensive circulation in the local press Of
their respective States.
By order Of
Col JNO. S. PRESTON, Supt.
c. B. DuFFIBLp, A. A. Gen'l.
April st, 1854.
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HID. QRs. 4srH Va. RECT, !
January 10th, 1864.
SprcIa1 nRnEn

SPECIAL ORDER,
No T.
4 G ERGT. r. NJ. Gollehon having been detail
~ ed to bring UP clothing, provision, &C.. to
the members of this Regiment, will be at Mari
the last, and at Abingdon on the first day Of
every month, and all articles for the Regiment
found at the Depots at those places at the dates
Indicated will be received and brought by him
to the command
All boxes or packages should be plainly iabels
ed with the owners name, "Care r. NJ. Cole
hon." 48th Va. Regt., J. M. jones Brigade,
Johnson's Division. Ewell's Corps, A. N. Va.
By order of
Coz. R. H. DUNCAN.
sWM. F PRIcE, Adjt.
Jam 22-3m
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Candidates for Scott County.
To the Voters of Scott Comfy.

|
We present the name of George W. VfxEIARp;
of Go. III 4Sth Regt. Va. Vols, MS candidate
for Commissioner Of the Revenue for the Suuth-
ern District of Scott county. He has BEN in
the service Of his country for two years, and has
been home enly once-has fought through the
long struggle in the east. &
We hope that no private who has been par
tally at home, will attemptto run against him.
We say to the voters Of Scott county, 20 t, the
polls and vote for the soldier who has dora his
duty. SEVERAL VOTEHS.
April I'd, 1864
B1- We are requested to announce & SlCAR-
TER as . candidate for the Office of Circuit Court
Clerk Of Scott county.
Me- announce myself candidate forCom
missioner Of the Revenue for the South District
of Scott county. l have been a private ii Co.
D. 31th Va. Regiment, from the commencement
Of the war; and as can have ne chance u see
the voters Of the county, must submit ray name
for the Office, and leave it with the voters b say
whether they consider me worthy their conf
dence and support. D. S. GODSEY.
H@ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Col J. H. FLRExoR as a candidab for
Commissioner of the Revenue Of the SouA Dis
trict of Scott county.
19 We are authorized TO announce JeHs
W. GILLESPIE candidate for Commissioner of
Revenue in the Northern District of Scott county.
na We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
T. RAMEY as candidate for Commissioner of
the Revenue for the Northern District Of Scott
county, Va.
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TO the Voters of Russell county.

! " Vic VOtCIS VI RUSSELL county,
announce myself a candidate for the Clerk
sbip-of the circuit court Of Russell county.
consider myself qualified for the position asked.
and therefore ask your votes. volunteered in
March, 1862, in the 9th Va. Regt, CO. c, then
commanded by Capt. MeElhenney, was wounded
severely in the feet at the battle Of Gettysburg,
and being now disabled seek this otice as
a means Of support.
JAMES J. HENRITzE.
Lebanon, Va,
Feby. Goth, 1864.
HJ We are requested to announce Mr..
ISAAC B. TICKLE. private Of the 37th Va Regt.
as candidate for the SAerifalty Of Russell
County.
IA We are requested to announce 1t. BE-
vERLY J. FuILER, 18th Va. Regt., as c,ndi-
date for Commissioners Of Revenue for The East
ern District in Russell county.
EIWe are authorized to announce SAMUEL
HAReIs candidate for the sherifalty Of Rus
sell County. ..
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JOHN RED,by the celebrated race horse

Ohm RED,by the celebrated race horse
~ Red Eye, out Of a Thoroughbred Margrave
mare, viii stand the ensuing season at my farm,
on Middle Fork Of Holston river
{ The terms will be Sis the single leap; $50
the season, and $40 ensured, one fourth in grain
at old prices-Corn 81. Oats so cts. and Wheat
81 90, and the remainder in the currency of the.
country in January. 1865. All fees will be due
the list OF March, 1865. Persons at distance
will be able to secure pasturage their mares,
in the lneighborhood of the stand.
March 4. 1864--9w w. E. JONES.
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SIO0 REV ARD.

AN away from the subscriber.on Tuesday
IL night last a Negro Boy by the name Of
Madison, about 10 years cid, about S feet 10
inches high, dark complexities. slightly pock-
marked, and had on a dark Jeans coat, yellow
pants and gray cap. He formerly belonged to-
Willoughby, Munsey. of Lee county. Twill give
the above reward for his confinement ia,any jail
in the State. so that get him.
Dec. Is. 1861 B. G.. CLARK.
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"A Renewal Of the
CABINET BUSINESS.

CABINETS USIN ESS.
a AFTER lapse Of FIVE years, again re-
Y. sumo the CABINET MAKING BUSI--
NESS.
My shop is near my residence, below Mr..
Clapps, where am prepared to do all kinds Of
work in that line
have associated with me in the business, as
aspartner, Mr.. NJ. A. Whit, who is an expert
enced workman.
We will be ready at all times to attend to or
ders for csfins, which will be furnished upon
as reasonable terms as can be afforded.
For All OUR work We will be glad to take the:
tprsduue Of the country at old prices, and will
furnish work at old prices; bat where that can
not be paid US, we will receive the currency Of
the country, and charge as low as. we. can to
live. H. s. DDOEEY
March IS, 1864 I'm
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AT the solicitation of many friends. respect
fully announce myself a Candidate for the Office
Of Commissioner Of the Revenue for the eastern
district Of Russell county. The position, ask
at your hands isone that feel confident / can
ELL Should it be your pleasure toselect me, the
duties sf the Office shall be faithfully and impair
tally discharged.
Very respectfully, rs
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES WM JOHNSON.
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H6 We are requested to announce JeHN G..
KREGER, Esq, the present Clerk Of the County
Court Of Washington county, as candidate for
reelection.
A@- We are requested to announce JoHN NJ.
HAMILTON. present Sheriff Of Washington coun.
ty. afcandidate for re. election. -
1tT We are authorized and requested to an
aounee apt. PETER ]. BRANCH, the present
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Washington coun-
ty, tas q candidate for reelection.
16r We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
MILLER; presei commissioner Of Revenue for
the lower District Of Washington county, can
didate for reelection.
bT We are requested to aanounce D. A. p.
CAMPBELL 2 Candidate for COMMISSIONER Of tbs
Revenue, in the upper District Of Washington
sounty.
IE By the solicitation Of many friends, I
announce myself candidate for Commissioner
Of the Revenue in the lower end of Washington
county, 1t is known to many Of my fellow citi-
Gems that / was severely wounaed at the battle
Of Mine Run, which renders me entirely unfit
for further duty in the field.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN Il, SHAREETT.
l@ We are requested to announce john H.
CLARK as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
in the Magisterial District Of this county
Ma We AZ requested to announce Cant. john
g. STANFIELp as \ candidate for commissioner
Of the Revenue in the lower end of this county.
n9- We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
:. FIELDS, OF the S7til Va. Regt., a candidate
for Commissioner of the Revenue for the Vest
ern end Of Washington county.
B3. We are requested to announce Isaac A.
McQUowN, the present Surveyor Of Washington
county, as q candidate for re- election.
1 We are requested to announce Col. J.
Il. ERNEST, the present Attorney for the Com
monwealth, . candidate for fe-election
nQ At the request Of number of my friends.
announce myself caniidate for Justice Of
the Peace, in the I'd District Of Washington conn
~, Van. - - Z JOHN RyguRN.
N9- We are requested to announce WM. K.
CALDWELL as q candidate for Justice of the
Peace. in the 9th Magisterial District for Wash
ington county.
IA We are requested to announce BESJA.
MIN +. PEMBERToN as a candidate for Justice of
the, Peace, in the 9th Magisterial District Of
Washington county.
D6 We are requested to announce COL VIM.
s. krBURN as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace, in the 9th Magisterial District Of Wash
ington county.
nA. We are authorized to announce VIM.
PACE as . candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenues for the lower end Of Washington couu-
~. IS.
. p@. We are requested to announce JAMES
PHELPS 20 a candidate for Justice Of the Peace
IN the 4th District Of Washington county
ma We are requested to announce Perez G.
CLARK as 8 candidate for Justice of the Peace
IN the 9th Distrietsof Washington county.
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He now respectfully asks the voters of the conn
ty for their suffrages, as he has SO dearly won
them.
nag We are requested to announce JAMES
EDMIsToN as a candidate for Commissioner of
the Revenue for the South side Of Smyth coun-
II, We.
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5000 REWARD.

GTOLEN from my stable, on the night of 28th
y March, miles West of Abingdon,
A Dark Brown Mare Mule,
years old this spring, Is hands high, and has
gear. marks on her side and hips, shoulders and
legs. She PAGES when going down hin,
l will give the above reward for the delivery
of the mule to me, or for information that can
get her. JOB CLARK.
April l, 1864-3w
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Proposals to Carry the Mail to
TayIOrsyflle, Tenn.
II AM authorized to receive sealed bids to
i carry the mail on route 1886, from Abing-
don, Va, to Taylersville. Tenn, for the unex-
pired time Of the late contractor, who abandon
ed the route. Bids will be received till the 30th
April, 1854 GEO. SANDOE. P. NJ,
abingdon, Va
March 25, 1S64-4w
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aeA- We are requested to announce 1t. j. B.
DAVIS as candidate for the Office of aComms-
sioner Of the Revenue for Wise countysya.
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A Correction.

REPORT being circulated to our prejudice,
"A that we had charged 500 for o. coffin for
an old widow lady Of this county, we take this
msthod Of pronouncing the statement untrue.
We charged for the coffin S35, having furnished
all the material, such as lining, cord, &C.. and
the use OF hearse, for which we informed the
party constructing for it we would take produce
at such time as he could pay it, at old prices.
We have in no case charged for any Of our
work in proportion to what we have to pay for
everything we use. j. D. ROSE & co.
Abingdon. March II. 1464-6w
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Wanted.

BARREL Of Good Sugar Cane Molassrs,
IL Firkins Fresh Butter irr exchange for
Bale Cotton. L. BAUGH g. co.
Feb. B; 1864
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New Concern.
GEORGE w. MANTZ e Co.

1I6&&STG w. N1ZANIA & Co,
"iLLT Tan Hides on the shares. or pay Shoes
VS. Bosts, Money or Merchandise for Hides,
upersas good terms SO eau be had in this coun-
try
They respectfully solicita trial Their Shoe
Shop is one door east Of the Washington house,
where George W. Mhntz will be found ready to-
accommodates all'whe'r may cali.
Their Tan Yard is abou. eli ght miles Northeaat
of Abingdon, Va. where r. A. Lipford will be.
found ready to receive hides, and pay for the,
same, or take them to tan on the shares
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made, or
money, in exchrnge for hides. will call on Mr.
Mantz. GEO. IT, .MANTZ s. co.
Feb. q. 1853.
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Candidates TOR Smyth County.

DAMS as : candidate for the Clerk of the Ceun-
y Court Of Smyth county. He is disabled
aeldisrATas IN the war from the beginning and
asbls his part until recently woaaded.A-
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Candidates for Lee Go,tntuI

1- We are requested to. ANNOUNCE Capt
MORGAN STIcKlEY as candidate for Clerk o,
Tho County Court ef Lee couuty
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YARN, DOMESTIC AND OSNABURG,
At AalfyiIle. va.

NJ NNV1iCs'v 90
"E will exchange at oar Furnace Georgia
w Yarn. Domestic and Osnabu.g. for Flour,
Lard, Bacon, Ta1low.. Wheat. Leather. Sugar,
Wool, Jeans. &C.. &c. We invite farmers to
bring in their produce, and We promise them
fair and liberal exchange. q
SEAGO, PALMER & CO.,
Salt Manufacturers for State of Georgia.
March 10Th 1864 -taS1O
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| MARTHA WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
Abingdon. va,
WILL begin the Second Term of the present
yytuSession the Isl day Of March,
1864, and close the 14th day of July following.
Board of Instruction.
REV. WILLIAM A. HARRIS, PRESIDENTS,
Prof. of Moral Philosophy and Bellies Lettres.
CHARLES 7. BROWNE. "A. NJ,
Prof of Ancient Languages and Mathematics
EDWIN F. KING, A. NJ,
Prof. of National Science s. Modern Languages.
Professor Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
MISS KATE.E. FULKERsoN,
Department of English and History.
Miss BELLE GORDON,
Assistant in Music.
EDWIN F. KING,
Instructor in Drawing and Painting
: BY circumstances beyond their control, the
Trustees. of the College have been compelled to
change the terms of Board recently published.
The following now are the rates of Board for,
the above term:
For Board fold price) $4,000, for which pay
ment will be received only in provisions at the
most liberal rates of old prices.
All Tuition payable in money.
For Tuition in Preparatory Course, $ 1890
$ 9 ..Collegiate s.. 10000
8. Music, 10000
g Ancient s. Modern Languages, each $500
g Use of Piano. 500
!" Contingent Fee, 500
To the above rates of Tuition will be added.
so per cent. if paid prior to the 1st day Of April
next. paid after this date in the prospective
new issues-terms as above stated, viz $75
and S 100 for the term.
Each pupil will be required to furnish one
pair Of sheets and pillow cases, also towels and
lights
No deduction for absence of pupils, except in
cases Of protracted sickness
All pupils who enter within the first month
will be charged for tuition from the beginning
of the term.
The President will be aided by an efficient
corps Of Professors and Teachers.
M Address REV. VIM. A. HARRIS.
Feb 26, 1854. !. Abingdon, Va.
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To the voters Of RusseiI Countv

April 8, 1s64-sw
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s. Your friend and fellow-citinn, q
JESSIE HORN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-25

HA- Scurvy aud scrofulous eruptions
will soon cover the bodies of those brave
men who are fighting their country S
battles. Night air, bad food, and drench.
ing rains will make sad havoc with the
strongest, therefore let every man supply
himself with Holloway's Ointment, it is
a certain cure for every kind of skin dis.
ease. fthe reader of this "notice" can
not get box of Pills or Ointment from
the drug store in his place, let him write
to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box free of ex.
pcnse. Many dealers will not keep my
medicines on hand because they cannot
make as much profit as on other persons
make. 80 cents, So cents, aud s1.4O
per box or pot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-25

GoDEY's LADY's Book for September
is at hand. Among the contributions to
this number we sec the names of some
of our very best writer's. The eugrav-
ings are all nice, at least the ladies' all
think so, and take it all in all this NUN Z.
Der is one Of Godey's best. Enclose 50
to L. A. Cooley, 323 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, and try it for one
year.
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We learn that Dr.. Scott, Of Eddyvillc,
Wapello county, the other day went into
his drug store to help himself to some
medicine. and not observing closely, took
down the wrong bottle, and swallowed o
dose Of poison. A stomach pump was
applied, but almost too late, and the Doc.
tor now lies in critical condition.
The DR.. Scott referred to in the above
is the one who lived here a few years
since. .s
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THE DRAFr.-There was an effort
made here during the last week to raise
money sufficient to get volunteers to clear
tho township from the draft Many
subscribed literally, men of all parties,
but some said they "would be - before
they would give cent, and they wouldn't
90 either if drafted" Others said,
"Well they'll raise the money anyhow
and SO l will get clear without paying
Had it not been for these two classes OF
men, the amount necessary would have
been raised, but men disliked to pay
their money to exempt such traitors and
sneaks So the effort failed. Clubs will
be formed to help those of their humble,
who may be drafted
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PAP Up.-We would remind those
persons indebted to US on subscription,
that they must settle up, immediately.
Print paper costs US double what it did
year ago, and everything used in print.
ing paper has advanced in the same
proportion, consequently our subscribers
can certainly see the necessity of paying
their bills. Some of the papers in the
interior Of the State now charge S. a
year, and many have advanced to 50 80
and if paper continues to rise, and GU,
subscribers keep in their pockets thu
money that is justly due US, We will b.
compelled to make an advance on on
terms The only way TO avoid .ho rio
is to pay in advance for your paper. S
just walk up, gentlemen, and settle.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-25

Day " The United States are not ma
ton, but confederacy Of nations. -
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The above is the present position Of
the copperheads and their organs Con-
slider it moment "Thc United States
are not nation" If that is true, our
forefathers who labored earnestly for the
establishment of our government, were a
very foolish set of men Why did they
not use language that would show that
tho United States was "but a confedera-
cy of nations" The first paragraph in
the preamble to the Constitution says,
ave the People of the United States,
etc." If the copperhead doctrine is
correct they should have said, "The ma.
tions composing the United States, etc. y
A mere glance at the proposition is suifi-
cient to show that it is not correct, but
we are not surprised that they take it,
for traitors to their country are expected
to be traitors to everything else
If "Thc United States are not a ma
tion," then the cops are foolish to take
greenbacks at any price, for if there is
no "uation" to pay them, they are worth,
less. How long is it since these same
copperheads were dcnounclng tue north
ern States for enacting what we're called
personal---very. bills? They didn't be-
lieye then that "The United States ar
not a natiou," and that the several State
were nations, for certainly if the State
are nations they have an uudoubted RICH
to pass such bills. "Drowning men vi
catch at straws," and traitors will selz
any pretext now matter how preposterou
J it may be.
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LNEGITOK,S SALE.

Public Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned,
Executor Of the estate Of Isaac p Walker decd has
been authorized by the County Court Of Cedar county
Iowa by an order granted the 9Th day of April
D. 1861 to sell certain Realty belonging to said estate
The public hereby notified that the undersigned,
Executor i'll offer at public sale, at the late residence
OF Isaac p. Walker decd. in Iowa township on Sat-
urday. September 3D. A. D.. 1864 at o'clock, p.
of said day, the following Real Estate, 7" Wit:
The sw 4 Sc 4 section q. township ~, n. range 3,
west containing 10 acres i 4 81, tp.
20 n ran. 3, west containing 20 acres.
Terms:--One half of the purchasemoney. cash, the
balance payable in year; satisfactorily secured,
with ten per cent. interest JOSEPH CREES,
Executor OF Isaac p. Walker, dec
July IS, ls6i-n3lw4t
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THROAT AFFECrIoNs.-A physician
writing from Newfane, New Y ork, speak.
ing of the beneficial effects resultinc
from the use of "Brown's Bronchial
Troches," says: "Oblige me by sending
a dozen more Of your bronchial Tro-
chcs, enclosing bill. For alternating
that horrid irritation only felt by those
who have suffered from any bronchial af
lection, and for hoarseness and sore
throat too, | am free to confess (theugh
| am an NJ. NJ. they answer all you
claim for them would beg you to feel
that am one Of the last men in the pro
fession to puff nostrum, but feel that
am doing you justice to assert what
have To avoid disappointment, be
sure to obtain the genuine "Brown's
Bronchial Troches"
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SANITARY. "A gool'y number were
out to hear Major O'Connor, on Saturday
evening, and good degree of interest
was manifested A committee was ap-
pointed to organize the county for the
purpose of soliciting donations, Neither
the Secretary of the meeting or the com.
mittee have furnished US with their do
ings, hence We cannot say much of the
prospect. We believe committee was
appointed to canvass this town, and we
hope all our citizens will be ready to Give
cnmnthing to ea-o li,u sunvituS OF our
brave soldiers
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~ We did not say anything last
week about the meeting Of the peace
sneaks at the court house on the
18th inst, for We wanted to see the re.
port'of the meeting as published in the
Courier and ascertain whether they gave
expression to their feelings. We find
from the published proceedings that they
are still sneaking. They are not as brave
as their friends in Poweshiek were, for
we find the following resolution in the
Courier as having been adopted by a
meeting in that county:
Rcsolrea, That unless the coming Chi.
cago Democratic National Convention
shall adopt straig ht forward, plain, out
and out peace platform, without ambigu.
ity, as clearly anti-war as the English
language can express it, and then nomi.
nate as candidates for President and Vice
President men whose views and feelings
harmonic with the platform, we will see
the platform, convention and candidates
in hell rather than vote for the candi.
dates or sustain the action of the con-
venton.
No doubt the Chicago convention will
provide for just such men as passed the
above resolution, or "any other man,"
provided he is not friend of the GOV
eminent
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n6- Our thanks are due TO John f..
Gardener, of Co. B, oath Iowa, for late
New Orleans papers. John was taken
prisoner at Sabine Cross Roads, and had
his arm shot off by the rebels after he
was prisoner. He was in hospital at
New Orleans when the regiment left
that. place