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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-29
7IOIIN RED by the celebrated racs liors

DIN RED,hy the celebrated race horse
- Red Eye, cut If q Thorough bred Margravs
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 SAC ensured, one-iourth in grain
atseld Prices--Con 81, Oats SO cts, and Wheet
go. and the remainder in the currency Of the
country in January, 1865 All fees will be due
the LIST Of March, 1865. Persons at q distance
viii be able to secure pasturage for. their mars
in the neighborhood Of the stand
March s. l86i-ews w. E.JCNi
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-29
Candidafesyor Wise County.
CAMP 51sr Va. INFANTRY,
April 18th, 1864.
To the Vmers Of Wise County

By solicitation Of many of my friends, have
consented to become a candidate for Sheriff ID
the coming May election in the county Of Wise,
/, therefore. call on You for your help, for the
first time You know me. My claieas are as
good as any that are now in the field. | hope
xpu will think of the familiar. name, Wamplers
when you go to the election,
am yours, nest truly
JOHN NJ. WAMPLER
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-29
5000 REWARD.

DTOLEN on the night OF the eth inst, from
y the Headquarters Of Laws Brigade, Buck
ner's. Division, between bristol and Zollicofer,
a medium size. a. aSss
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-29
ne tl,e voters OF RusselI county.

April s, 1864.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-11


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/ EsAs HalakgHsaa n piia4sAl !
Der of Congress from Massachusetts, On
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tion
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BIER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR or
"A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH hH lfo lHdwER upon
PRoFESsfoNS on REFORM AND RE-
TRENCHMENT, THERE Is INDUBITA-
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LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAspLu0-
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TRATIoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
lHuRLED FROM POWER BEeAusE
Tor IT'S CORRUPTION s.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-11

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-11

LOOK ' on THIS, PICTURE j.
e .f HAVE NO PURPOSE, DE-
RECTLY Or INDIRECTLY, TO IN
|TE3yx31ITgIR THE INSy KgteF
|suHEsr RE- 4 Mlfs. sff|Eena@ 81 !
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-11

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-11

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, 1864-09-16

Our entire loss during the whole affair was
very slight; ons or two Killed, twelve
wounded. and about thirty prisoners. We
captured abont ninety OF the enemy. Col.
Melkels, the Goth Indiana, was killed in
regretis manifested At his death. he was
considered to ba one OF our best officers.
Everything ID very quiet this moment, but
We huve lad yc1y few noisy Sundays lately.
The weather IL dEe. F, CnElG4roS,
, 1864-09-16
NQIayf he &fATnf0EtI6


Tho N. 7. Daily Esrs refuses to be com
forted. General McClrllan's reputation
the Chicago Platform cuts It to the heart
Here is its latest pronnuciamento:
s'As DEMOCRAT We feel perfectly free tc
oppose any candidate standing on any othel
plstform than that laid down authoriratively
by Convention Of the party.
"Thc platform is the subject placcdAt
fesuc in Democratic nomination, rather
than the man- To pretend that the nominee
fs euch In his own person, eTen though he
should repudiate every principle he has been
selected to represent, T. N l., outIags upon =
therefore practical rejection Of tue nomlna-
tion. II the reputation Of it all make the
candidate cease to be the standard bearer Of
the party, how can he be supposed to con
tinue such after he has repn11ated even a
parte The State Rights doctrine that de-
mands every true and faithful Democrat to
raise his voice against War for the subjuga-
tica1ly. In the enuncistion OF principles laid
down BY the Chicago Convention; but is, on
tho other hand, directly repndiated in Sen.
NcClellan's aynWal Of his determination, II
elected, to compel the soveteignties Of the
South to submit to bis will bJ force Of arms.
stThe nan nominated to represent It's prtn-
ciples Is therefore no longer tne nominee nom o Of
does, before the county, to all 1nteuts and
purposes an independent candidate, he bus
therefore no claim on the support OF the
Democracy as such.
:. .HGen. McCle11an's voice Is for War. Prin-
cip1e, feeling, consistency, every suggestion
Of patriotism, statesmanship, and self-respect
1orbids ue, therefore, from giving him our
snnnort Four years more Of such blood
shrd and destruction as men 4nd gods rever
hnfore Es1tnpesed. having been inside An Issue
, 1864-09-16
ANOTHER DRAFT.

Awe have pubhshed the soldiers' opinion {
lhe Chicago Plat'osn. 1t il but fair to give III
opinion of the Copperhcads, 80 hers II IL:
Another DRAFT! nh, woe is met
Pray tell me how can
Escape this r,ll-aCd how 1t Glanced
That vat born Il man,
know tm upt Et ~ scFSs-
Gnn't think war IL right;
For I'm coward ann poltroon,
And 3ont ant to f,ht-
When 1rst ~Aa little boy
sonettir.y ,ears have nowu-
lwa- 10 reared II every noise
dared not k1eep alone.
With Aister Ja. e lhcy tucked me up,
All Eauety every night,
4 little coward and pottoon,
Reaay TO die 11om fright.
Aud when I REV bigger boy,
lily hesrt dwelt II ray throat,
For tittle boys would twEsk ny nose
And call me Pt1t1coat;
Ana when whlnrefcj. sad was
Laughing with al the}s might
- e~wA1o. and apoltfeou, Ton,
Who did not dare to n.ht.
Ialwa3e listed sola,er-men,
Ard could rot bear to sec
THIN marching funnd with swords and guns,
- cs1l ~ grand could be.
Aud when they fired the ca1noas OF
t1Mbs. ditd with 1r.sct-
I aEd: coward and po.troUn,
Hating The eo1Ld ot E2ht.
AZ 1s. Ps,.; Js la;s sTesn II .tes t. 9ana e's4:
Ia ycE1 NECK. znd never let
II, a1G1y rat.ions rise.
Ny wife, she scc,ds and cuffs NJ esrs.
But iaia don't mind o. mite,
For Tn coward and po1trooa,
Ntiie she is full of Light
Il drafted should ehance to be,
ITsoldnt fi,bt-I eoaldn's run
Id die and make no kieu,
The MouFlt wsuld scarn nc half to death,
The Eoisc Honlu XII. me qutta:
For I'm coward and poltrooC,
And AM not TT to fight.
Il In mt hands they put gun,
I'd trer1b.e like ! aIeaL
Ard an sure that Iehonld be,
The f1st 10 come to er,et;
could not point It at the foe,
] could not shoot it right
Far Tn Z coward md poltrosn.
And am strafd t. tight.
And should they orde, me tn 20
And run Aa, net through
4 fellow-being III gray clothes
I'd Know what Would 40
I'd say 1 Couldn't, and I'd nJ
Aloud with nj my might,
Obi do not make me hEhti"
And .honld they put me On hor.e,
Ard rtye a sword to me,
And lei me to charge upon tho foe,
AHa Kill the chlTAlry.
I'd turn the horne the other Way,
Ana eoon fc out Of eight,
Fer \ coward and poltroon
Woul1 rather run than light.
Find people, let me here def1c
Nv platform, trs ccase-
Tn for 1hs protccEtisn OF
To I'D fhis end, I'd give my al,
And hufrah fer the Right?
, 1864-09-16
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cantsaettuoa. hard p1lna In sAa bones md jolet1,
cadiss e d.say cftae bones syphltttc FhsunaasN
ftlls psed II this st4Rs
ff1ce peI RnC1akt. H. .
@F Ftice of"csrh!1r1I Curt" Is pec bottle: F1uS
u sar h1z Wsaa. s. oef aot1ia.
FEf1cns No1 hAv. Tr~ann 70 yuapes:t Hea AMI
CAUSE el:he HEREDtTAkY or -aa e-s9sr ol coz.
TAGf(ik. or trsm III -E1~kET rnRaTMEtT, the
e1lNelce Of any sVPatLIT1C rtHu3 CT pOIsOH
es1ll 81 Alnt13 10 the By1'euz Rid IL. y MA 1K3
SYfE4,Tf1C CUEk At onc-. A5d 1t vtll ex xscr1allY
erAdtcs9c every px,ticis ofths Wits aud restoSt
tee 83ssena to i perfect etate Of HI. LrH AID -.
E1cosDsEY sYPaILIs Ia dKkKo1rAx, aaa III,
be tansultte1 tas ca1d by elthes pArtnt In
3vstcrn the ol4cas7 rsY extE+ tassen, Via AAt
xtsso1 - su1pect tns eI14se1ce OF any SfthAiue u
r9s o. r:.l1on tn the,r 1y,,eE ihnuit Ill 70 use bf
AAEKH' 'nYPHfL1TlE CDct uotl eyrEy sarrcls al
the y.tus 10 ersdtcSzed tr9n the cons.eusso beart
they enter t1ic the s1Ato sud thereby
tho ctrtalos1 Ct Pu 81 ant beAlshy adz71isf
Treatise on SyphE1ttc E1a-sae, E.y,1E 7tM2 dtrsc-
Hofs for trt&E ect accompanies rEc, psckAZe n the
medicine.
paris Of the country On rtcelot Of tns Il cneI.
&T Prepared and solt By nR E E3aTkRL7 .
CO., corner ct Third RuA Chetnur srees. ST. Lou!a
I'd sots ~ i BK. s.EAsrxRLYa CO.'S Fyasty :Asd:.
cine Store, - Mza.son street, near tho Pcst 0Go&.
Chicago. III.
, 1864-09-16

rr-n. orp sn.c,,, co,-e,no,dent1
tffon ons spee'.. So.se,poa s"o. 1n.s .e<<
NpiAs4soL.s. sePs. 1zu' too2'
1 am sor1J to say, 1t ont the OemocfacJ OF
Indiana are by 10 means harmonious. They
eah+ Tree1v and often among themselves;
nen1 Ne - ao,rsa- tword,v they are
In eeefet ol p.
calm and peacefu1 ~ 1he very 1oa ol 1eAce'
tsvhom they three ign0renuy worship There
.,near to be separate eouabbling eorts Of
apps ~ ~. nnc,nd;t,ona1 Peaca men.
them hI tne 1,nSn.. Tt;a ,s 10 .,n19
all intensely Pso.sla.sly. ns su - 'as assaa5 n5
@-,ncin1e Of faith. Cd Those who think
-. ~ rova nernocracv svmbolixes a pre-
tna1 the ~" G-s. ~ ho1d II ". 1rcrattva
ecriptiEs 11eh' W nolo ~ 'ue tae.an'e ~
Offices, and Eun the government macnlae,
and who look upon all those holding
.n.. ,,anr the Administration "a usurpers
olncs enoo- Observation-Disclosures and 1eca1
Of their exclusive - es"..1e ~.n..s .s..
privileges. 3D. Inc noa'los c1o"" tna'
etick to the name Of Democrat, and 60 with
1 a1e ~ tba o+her two classes TINT happens to
49, pns y. 49, .@- ~. - .nx nartfcular time, The
oe ~ Inc top ~ 81. .,arn;,,s. "A nrow and
first class having pfanclpleo ~ a'u", t,., aua
daring to avow them, are really enutleo 10
, 1864-09-16

The HeTf1bI9 C4fNAtf0nhG at the
shurch uI tho rruustl=uratiuu-Alx
been rushed TO Death.
The Siberisn pest Is leaving us, taking with
1t I'll this anxiety and excitgm=nt; nevtrthe.
1eEs We canLol remain without catAlRity
List Neek We had to suffer one Of u unique
character. Some time ago tt was remarked
that the Church OF the TransdgurAtion Was
unsafe, md measures were taken to nut the
church iu repair. Last Week when tue men
were at WORK, the ecatfolding trcmbled, aud
on inQulrinE 1t Waa found thut QUO OF the
numtrons granite columns supporting the
gigantic cupoIA WIS broken. OF course all
the Wurkmen LETT the church, and the news
sp1ead through St. Petersburg. Tie other
other day Ill the aoJufnlns streets wers
crowded With pedestrians all golng towusd
and, strange to thy, entering the cnurcu,
which vas econ overcro wded, as also the
squire around tie church When she editlcc
wps densely crowded i cratk was heard, the
crown trauticnl'y rushed toward the door !;
but ~ the outside crowd w-R pressing against
thetutry it was impossible "a get out. At
this moment the church tuubled do w1, bury
ihE LEery one beneath ita fuias. This WAS
the work OF Il ST cond-
Th,s church NOS one Of the largest Of st.
Petersburg, calculated to contaiu at least six
Thousand persons, and as 1t the time Of the
I leave It to Jou to iuu!.ine the number o!
the Victims. I'LL now not one psrson has
been esTed, although q grcnt number oj
WoIkm.n nrc removing the ruins. Many
dead bodies have been recovered aud giycn to
their relatives, but yery often there WAS none
to clam Them, as the church buried tue
whole fnInJly.
, 1864-09-16
uxuMAm AR Al.t.rY. or PaY,
Uu NDN!rartnr9.

SeIST2NT QU4RfEKMAS
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b. 1eee.sou s. 81 oa<t ., BIZ otee i Rack
lti1nS: ~ untll ros. =, z Ira d.s Of seassn'
81, ~ !a.:': @ q u: u, o@s ssssss. & 6sfs
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we,ef Nr6.. tn,5se, e..,i III ta..ee..o1:>
e. ss. 2: i S'e : qs1 p91
1.yuba lu1 ehe sIs,s Qrsu7 requlrea
- sSss sf:ss Ii:
iEnaa.;t: q =. 80 Nv = . ,h,r -, 10.
81
isS. z?S;H:. ss:... 's:i i: s!:sz:5t
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WI: S.'. - n. pe
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ros.:, ~ III Sers5y os9 q:
ss.: H. e. q T. I'll .!st ee ~
:ss M u Il .:ns -,ss = ". ;rfa:::s: ~. 81 i
71teA III csn.cT1,st. T. Terrz U. LIvefistcse1y
detgc th~ 5sst utftf -:'ct <he o.4 HHs made.
AIt If ser- ftN ~ f.}i 70 el:er i-.to 3
ccrtraAt II soressiG amy 70 1a4se s>-ot the
ttEer.AC~ 1t Il. E.1 t.. lie sac E--A ana
eis Rrt !oTs-:. s:s1 e'> -: :tr, tie l,a TO
Ehrr1 the cor '.kct ~av A%afGtt.
t3tvac 15d"- <u' k+n-' %.t 1e.Ist {fEAI-1
ny %rs 5lt:s t+c to ,e,s - - l.
all blfs sfe reMsa u~1.4s1: A"te.
I'idt ~'l = sn.r,tx- ~ .ns eE..-c Gus1ty:y Fl
1-!"et t. tt 7ErE.shss r. Is.
FaytAtpt wi Ee trEGt ri s.sk a0e4 had II Iueh
t-:,df Il nay = pryvr"t. by ~ H:p%7uncat.
r-c, ~4.ts hS rrfn I
srct .oT 1s.e- To NJ "t eG-:sssaa Q CEps- .. F.
lkEO, A. q NJ. It =, fal4E6, fil'En.1-
AIRY iu:tS tlta1sc4-stc d.Atrsd vin be promptly
rtv o. !, ricntitp to -EE4O.
se6qaE v. E<pr 4 Q. T.
, 1864-09-16
The Rebel Finances.
The Rebel papers publish Ine Following
letter 11om Secretary Treehol1:

letter i1om Secretary Treeholn:
TEkAsr1sY DKPAnrMENT C. s. Al
Rlcn1osp, aug. Is, 1864.
Campbell Wallace, Es9., President, Aqsusts, Ga.:
s5esy soiGsdd e y !us sts ser9 e. re
nsi1,nf If the peorle ttand BY the Government
to DO Sss az
nm uenn1e IA committing au act Of great folly to
al a5; r. a7es at xS m t%es oeae9 whs:
.ra hryiur their ei1, eeven aud eight per ceut
sang as hn a6'0sa sssce T1s7s b9Pa, 9P
ther .re now bringing in currency, and Wa will
o K Re19 9 Ss Tafths5 bas5.
hann. we Wnn]d pet back al the ta1es collected to
tn I on on eoen Rs5 1s .nd a. s'ssq
sapp nntfna tr, with bonds and Treasury uotes
@ snd Il aoss f92s Ssa sa&
Sxn1nder snch circumstances. 1t will be our ovu
fsult and We viii daerTe nobody'a compassion Q,
sympathy. a..s,,,-
GA. TRssnoI1, Secretary Of Treasury.
, 1864-09-16
Or. EAsTeRlY's PAIN killer.

Tb1a Mc6lcixo Ia AZ iEfaufE1o cEfu f19
Bruises, spralns, Headacas, Toose-
ache. 9ore ThroAt> coIsc, Crampa sF
ep.sms, asYreuter1 or Rows Gouas
pla1nt&, Hervoua Affections, Pni& IN
t1ae Fxcer Pn1etef's Colios Palms in
the 9reLsr> >t@e, Hack and limbs,
Eeo1ern, t'no1eaa morbus, aud IN
fart wherever It IL applied Esto cans
not oX1AE~
Il IL 1aso INTTgN ALLY anA KXTKNNAfLY and
IL q perfect An Eu30rf for ALL fAl1. Try It ~
afflicted.
Aedtciaa 5tpze, - AiI,oK ST.. E4tc2gus IL.