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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20

We present the name of GEORGE W. VINEYARD,
of Co. (H,) 48th Regt. Va. Vols, as candidate
for Commissioner Of the Revenue for the South
ern District Of Scott county. He has been in
the service of his country for two years, and has
been home only once-has fought through the
long struggle IN the east.
We hope that no private who has been par
tally at home, win attempt to run against him.
We say to the voters Of Scott county, go$o the
polls and vote for the soldier who has. dope his
duty. SEVERAL VOTERS.
April Cd 1861
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
To the Voters OF Rus.ell county.

Alter serving my country faithfully thus far
curing the war. now appear before you as a
candldate for Commissioner Of the Revenue for
the Western District Of Russell county In or
DER TO acquaint You thoroughly with my field Of
cotton, only refer You to the many battles in
scribed on the. banner Of the 9th. Va. Vols,
which has waved triumphantly over SO many
bloody felds.of battle. i
!, Enc spring campaign is now opening there
,ofe y is impossible for me to see you in person.
! can'only ask You to remember me on the day
q q lns election. If elected, win serve you to
sne pest olfsmy ability; and if not viii remain
AZ me Drltch OF my musket, contending as. ever
sor Southern rights and Southern institutions.
WI stsiF strike for freedom, s'the last libation
that liberty draws from Q; heart that bleeds and
dies IA her cause, Your obediept servant,-
April 8, 1904
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
nen. I'VE are anthorized anli ren.ested to 4

. Aeh. We are authorized and requested to am
n6unce Col J. H. FLsEEoR as q candidate for
Commissioner of the Revenue Of the South Dis
trict of Scott county. ID
sY- We are authorized to announce. JOAN
w GILLESPIE 4 candidate for Commissioner of
Revenue in the Northern District Of Scdft county.
1eB We are authorized to anpou9es WlLI1Asi
F. RAMEy as 2 candidate for Camnissioner Of
the Revenue for the Northern, District Of Scott
county, VA.s8 sss
/. Ma, w are'reques$ed to sanqesnes sGAptAin
FRASeIs M -Sx1rH; Of the 9th 1Gsnutel hat
talon, as a candidate fer the C1dIkshipS e the
Circuit Court Of ecott county.
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To the Voters Of the county Of
ei.- WaShingfOn..

II beg leave respectfully to announce, myself
q candidate for reelection ss Commissioner Of
the Revenue, for the upper District.
This announcement has been deferred sutaef
respect for the claims Of another, whose recent
Withdrawal has been published.
Enployments. ola private nature upon my
farm and that Of my mother, together with
ether business as well as the limited public du-
ties may have to perform, viii prevent me
from canvassing the county and calling upon
the voters at their own houses, which indeed
+ ms. be regarded as Unnecessary or improper in
The present stateiof the country. -.
Ifre-eiected,, I viii perform the duties of the
efSce to the best Of my abilities-if defeated l
shall cheerfully submit to the public decision,
VIM. K. DUFF. S.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20

nAs By the solicitation Of many voters. I
have consented to become a candidate fer Sur
veyer of Washington county. It is known to
many of my fellow-citizens that am unable to
perform military duty. As canvassinr Is. uune-
!. cessary, will leave the decision with YOU. I !
Yours respectfully,
-. DAN'L 81. VANHUSs,
/. EeA. We are requested to announce JoHH M
HAMILTON, present Sheriff of ashinrton coun.
sty, aAGandidate for reelection.
s HsF- We are authorized and requested to an
noance apt. PETER J. BRAYcH, tile present
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Washington coun-
ty, as a candidate for reelection.
14e We are authorized to ANNOUNCE William
MiLLER, present Commissioner Of Revenue for
the lower District Of Washington county. can
'didate for reelection. 3.
saF We are requested to asnoance D. A. p.
CAmPsELL Candidate for Commissioner Of thu
Revenue, in the upper District Of Washington
county. $50
nA- We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
z. CAMPBELL q candidate for the Office Of ffnr-
ney for the Commonwealth for Washington
county. ss 4se2',s
:. Hss- At the solicitation of number Of ry
friends, announce myself . candidate for Jus.
tee ofthe Peace for the 18th District. ASH
April29, 1855. ELISHA McNEW-
Hsl Without being requested BY any body. /
snnouice myself a candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the ID Diftrict. shall.be very thank
fll for votes enough to elect me. 49,
JOB CLARK.
D By the solicitation Of many friends. /
sAnnounce myself o candidate for Comn;ssione1
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,Dae We are requested to announce JOHN H.
CLARK as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
in the I'd Magisterial District of this county.
D9. Weare requested to announce Capt. JoHN
C.sSTAxFIELD as q candidate for commissioners
of'the Revenue in the lower end Of this county.
.HsH We are authorized to announce JesEpH
u. FIELDS, Of the .37th Va Regt., a candidate
for Commissioner of the Revenue for the West
ern end Of Washington county.
p@. We are requested to announce ISAAC A..
!. MeQUowN, the present Surveyor Of Washington
county, as q candidate for reelection.
\ MF We are requested to Announce Col J.
Z H. ERNEST, the present Attorney for the Com
monwealth, a candidate for reelection.
BeA- At the request of q number of my friends.
announce myself candidate for Justice OF
the Peace in the I'd District of Washington coun-
ty, Va. JOHN RYBUKN.
HA. We are requested to announce VIM. A.
CALDWELL as candidate fer Justice Of the
Peace, in the 9th Magisterial District for Wash
ington county.
nar We are requested TO annoance BEsJA-
MIN T. PEMBERToN rs candidate for Justice OF
the Peace, in the eth Magisterial District OF
Washington county.
gaP We are requested to announce Col. VIM.
s.. RYBURH MS . candidate for Justice sf the
Peace, in the 9Th Magisterial District Of Wash
iHgton county.
Aen. We are authorized to announce VIM.
PAGE as candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenue, fer the lower end Of Washington coun-
ty.
. Me- Nssars requested to announce JAMES
PHRLps as candidate for Justice Of the Peace
in the 4th District Of Washington county
Ma. We are requested to announce PETER g.
CLARK as candidate for Justice of the Peace
in the 9th District Of Washington county.
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TO the voters OF scott County.

In obedience to the urgent request Of many
citizens Of this county. / hereby announce my
self candidate for, the Office Of Commissioner
of the Revenue for the Southern District Of Scott
county. have.been in the service better than
two years, and was wounded at the last batt e
of Manassas, in the left hand and left hip. soit
disables me for field service. IF had been able
for the service. would not have come ont as
candidate. but owing to my disability for SER
vice, I announce myself as ; candidate for this
Office; but, if my feliow-eisizens will honor me,
its duties shall be faithfully discharged ! now
leave myself with you for to say whether ought
to have the place or not. =
Respectfully yonrs.
THoS. Z. REYNOLDS.
April 18th. 1864. -
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
Candidates for Russell County.
To the Citizens Of Russell County.

: =
An election for Clerk of the Circuit Court q
this county is to be held in May next. am in
duoed, from several causes, to present myself as
candidate for the Office; and as an compell-
ed to be absent from the county, in the service
( of the country, it will not be in my power to
visit you personally, and can. through this me-
dunn only, make my appeal to, you, and leave il
to yonr judgment to decide upon my claims to
the office. Il was born amongst you. nay in
terests and my attachments are with you, and
fatter myself that my qualifications for the Office
will compare favorably with those Of any COM
petitor who, may present himself for your suf-
frages., For nearly three, years past, have
Faithfully discharged my duty to the country as
a soldier, attaching myself to one.of the first
volunteer companies raised in the county in the
commencement of the present war. have ever
since. followed the fortunes Of the 37th Regi-
ment Of Virginia Infantry. II feel some pride
in having my name upon its muster rolls during
the past three years, trust that pride is par
donable. 1t is a glorious old regiment of vete-
rams :. Upon its Battle-aag is Inscribed the
name Of many bloody field upon which South.
ern PROVERBS has humbled Yankee pride. At
Kernstown, Winchester, Port Republic, Coal
Harbor, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, Manassas
No 2, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericks-
burg and Gettysburg, I was with the thirty
seventh. This regiment Of war worn. veterans
has 'nobiy discharged its duty to the country,
As one Of it's humble members, have shared in
its hardships, its privations and victories I
do not, however, upon this ground, claim civil
office at your hands. have hitherto neither
enjoyed nor sought any Office over which tex.
emption'' has thrown its benign shield. My
duty calls me back to my regiment, and will
hngly submit my claims to your decisions
Should that decision be against me, shall
cheerfuly retain my present position as a sol.
der, and still lend to my country whatever
strength God has given me to aid in repelling
the naughty and ruthless foe now encamped up
on our borders, and seeking to invade our coun-
try, destroy our homes and eur liberties.
JAMES A. GILMER.
!, Lebanon, Va, Feb 10th, 1854.
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CAMP OF THE 18th VA. ISrASTE~
April ed, 1864.
Feliow-Citizens Of Sceft County


We. the undersigned, as an evidence Of our
appreciation of the gallant service of our csrn-
rade in arms, private JAMES NJ. HARRIS, of Go.
b, 9th Va. Infantry, who lost his leg while
calamity advancing in the front rank on the
bloody field of Gettysburg, Pa, do hereby noml-
nate and request him to become a candidate Tor
Commissioner of the Revenue for the North Dis
trict of Scott county, Va, and ask for him the
support of our friends at home, knowing IS we
do that it will meet with your cordial approba-
ton thus to confer means Of remuneration on
one of the old S7th's gallant members, who has
sacrificed so much inS defence OF your sacred
rights His qualifications are good, and being
no longer able for military duty, it is but JUS
tice to him to place this means of support in
bis hands. while ii, win take no able bodied man
from the field.
COMPANY d, 37TH VA. INFY.,
and many friends in the 48th Va. Infantry
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CAMP 4eTH VA. RECT, !
April 2fst, 1862. {
Tellow-Citizeas of Scott County.

announce myself candidate for County
Surveyor. Being absent in the field discharging
the many duties Of . soldiers life, ! shall no
be able to see you before the election takes
place, yet feel confident this will not affect my
interests with you on the day Of election. feel
myself we'll qualified to discharge the duties per-
tanning to the office and (if elected) should my
term of Office expire before the great struggle
in which we are all engaged comes to close,
| shall at oiice re-cnter the service, and devote
myself as faithfully to your sacred interests in
the field as have done for the last three years.
am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
HENRY n. SMITH,
Co. Fl. 48sh Va. Regiment
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Candidates for Scott County.
To the Voters of Scott County.
CAMP ABINGDON, Va,
April 9th, 1864.

April eth, 1864.
Having been solicited by many Of you to de-
clare myself candidate for the office Of Circuit
Court Clerk, have finally concluded to yield to
your wishes, and as many Of you know am as
this time, and have been since 1861, engaged in
the service Of my country's cau.e, struggling Tor
all that is dear to freenen, prevents me from
seeing many Of you; hence address you this
card.
Gentlemen do not seek this Office in order to
get out Of the army, nor do desire exemption
on any account whatever whilst am able TO
march with my fellow soldiers, and the foul inya-
der desecrates our Southern soil | well know
that oar bleeding country needs all Of her sons
in the field, for now is the most important period
and every able bodied man should do his duty
have held commission ia the 9th Virginia
Battalion from its organization in 1862, and
prior to that timeswas in the gallant old 48th
Val Regiment, aad' have stood in defence Of my
country from the Potomac to the Mississippi,
and fatter myself have ever been at my post
and done my duty.
You will consider my case, and if you think /
am worthy your support, will feel myself un-
der many obligations toyou. H.you select som4
other person, will bow eheerfully to your deci-
sion.
In conclusion, / will say if elected, will de-
vote my best efforts and energies to the dis
charge Of the duties incident to the ehee. /;
subscribe myself &.
Your friend ahdfellow citizen.
r. M. SMITH,
Capt. 9th Va. Bait. M. r.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
To Wllllam Samnle.

The subscribers, voters in Russell county, not
tlnniindfnl of yonr liberality as a merchant be-
fore and your acts Of kindness after you became
Sheriff, would ask you to announce yourself .
candidate for election, and you will not have
cause to upbraid them with ingratifude.
MANY VOTERS.
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s. CAMP 37TH Va. INFANTRY,s1
April 18th, 1864.
/ TO the Voters Russell County.

At the solicitation Of many friends, wonld
respectfully Announce myself candidate for
Commissioner of Che Revenue in the Eastern
District of Russell County, Va.
Having been in active service with the army
of Northern Va. for three years, my health has
been greatly impaired, and I feel satisfied that
can render more efficient service to the coun-
try in the position for which announce my
self candidate, than in the field. otherwise. 4
should not solicit your Votes. IF elected, I shall
endeavor to- discharge the duties of the Office
promptly, and to the best of my ability.
Respectfully,
~. fs ADRIAN FLETCHER, +.
Private Go. G, S7th Regt. Va. Infy.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
TO the Voters Of Russell County.

io the voters Of Russell County.
respectfully offer myself candidate for re-
election as Sheriff 10 your consideration. am
emboldened to do 80 from the solicitation Of
many friends, who think Lhave claim to yeur
sufrages. s{3
II elected. | will try to gil the Office to- the
nest Of ny ability. II rejected. win submit
wlthont q murmur to your decision,
And remain your sincere friend,
VIM. SAMPLE.
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TO the Voters Of Washtngton Co

We take the liberty Of announcing the name
q eamuel &. Rambc az a candidate for Com
missioner sofsthe Revenue ins the. Upper End Of
Washington county Mr.. Rsmbo.iss private
inGo. T, 9th We. Infantry, and is unit for field
service on account Of wounds received in de-
renee Of his country. Heiseyeryway qualified
for the Office, and we think. without detractine
from others, is the very man for the place Let
us unite and reward him for his services. and
show the defenders of our country. that even
wounded, they are dear to our hearts.
MANY VOTERS. .
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Candidates TOR SmytA County.

Candidates for SDayth County.
/. nr We are requested to- announce An.
DREW HRNEGAR az candidate for Cemmis.
sioner. Of the Revenue in the Northern Dis.
trict Of Smyth county.
. Ma We are authorized to announce w. M.
DAVIS as candidate for the Clerk Of the Csun-
~ Court Of Smyth county He is disabled
soldier--was in the war from the beginning and
acted nsbly bis part until recently wounded. -
He now respectfully asks the voters Of the coui
ity for their ,suHrages, as he has so dearly wen
them.
eGF We are requested to announce JAMES
EDMIsTQs as . candidate for Commissioner Of
the KeteIue for the South side Of Smyth coun-
.ty.! Va. -. ....s
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20

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 is one that feel confident / can
fill. Should it be your pleasure to elect me, the
duties of the Office shall be faithfully and impair
tally discharged.
Very respectfully,
i Your obedient servant,
CHARLES VIM. JOHNSON.
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coLIEcE HOSPITAL LYscHBURa, VA. !
: : = April Is, 1864. i
TO THE VOTERS
Of the 4th Mayesterial District Of Wanhing.
- ton COUNTY. =

Of the 4h Magesterial District Of WanAiag.
ton County. + rs
Pellow-c citizens, / take this method of an
snsuncing myself cahdidateafof Magistrate in
your District f. have served my country in the
army faithfully for nearly three years, which is
swel known to you, and am yet willing to do SO,
but my health has been much impaired by the
/. heavy dcties of three campaigns, and feel shat
lam herdly able to endure the hardships Of a
fourth. Nothing would induce me to become q
candidate for this Office and leave the army, but
my inability to endure the hardships of q soldier
m the field. If elected, shall endeavor to dis
charge the duties of the offce faithfully and
promptly, hoping therefore for liberal support
am respectfully;
Your obedient servant,
St Lr. I. T. SALYER.
IA We are requested to announce JOHN e.
KaHsER, Esq, the present Clerk of the County
.Cpurt'of Washington county, as . candidate for
reelection.
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IS nN>We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
iHARc1ss 4 candidate for the Sherifalty Of Rus
sell County.
~ Wenre requested TO announce GRAxvIlLe
GILMEn. the present Elerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Russell county, as eauaidatc for re- election.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-20
TO the Voters Of Russell county.

tuS vOC0IO Va 4Auo0CA COtAAty'
Iannounce myself candidate for the Clerk
ship Of the circuit court Of Russell county. /
consider myself qualified for the position asked,
and therefore ask your votes volunteered In
March, 1852, in the 37th Va ReSt, co. c. then
commanded by Capt. McElhenney, was wounded
severely in the foes at the battle of Gettysburg,
and being now disabled l seek this office as
a means Of support.
s. JAMES J. HENRITZE.
Lebanon, Va,
Feby. 26th, 1864.
eS Ne are rsawesten to announce Col. A.
M. LEE as a candidate for the Clerkship of the
County Court Of Russell county.
~ We are requested 10 annaunce NIARoD
KIsEK candidate for Commissioner OF the
Revenue for the Western District Of Russell
county.
na- announce myself as y candidate for
Commissioner of the Revenue for thes. Western
end Of Russell county. Having the Small Pox
cannot visit the voters Of the county.
JAMES n. McFARLIN. s.
April 10Th, 1864.
esr We are requested to announce Mr..
ISAAC B. TICKLE, private ofthe 37th Va. Regt.
as a candidate for the Sherifalty Of Russell
County.
ng We are requested to announce 1t. BE-
vERLr J. FULLER, 18th Va. Regt., Vas q candi-
date for Commissioner Of Revenue for the East
ern District in Russell county.
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To the voters Of RusseII county

Private Co. G, S7th Regt. Va. Infy.
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Ts the vsters Of Russell County.

April 18th, 1864.
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,Felsow-Cffizens a nd soldiers

Willow Springs; March asth. 1864
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To the voters Of Scott County.

and many friends in the 48th Va. Infan
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ut now r-remains for tins h-here
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Nancy weakened. The sheriff was
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appleiack. It was the greatest we'd
ding ever witnessed.
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