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snn GortiaSa4;. .ausstsrts nttj d. 2~aftarse-
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FUR. - Git5. maaiisisn gaumsy Gnrepas.-
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-hat'- G sltiamr Brau&. = 5tEe inttrtfun!c
RaprritsinHns. IsI'ranl. -. %
Gntars's Gartsulautt sat IN ser- tt1 turi.n
ali'rtI SsHsttns (isn Sanuar) ssrtits 5000
l%isunsrt.n sswunusn. Gin 9riOIg, ME itn in -
tanr 3rtt bier nr6 itint 4ahttre 3titNtFfl
nth sin sSasahisss 3sa3niF. ME isSt Ft tertm
3rtd sim 3d;i&rit fir rtf Eawhlitn su lft" emit
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Notbe Nnbr.
striflanS's Mnti GboIera Msistng

1T cine aus aritrinsirsnssn, aticrbirenetn, ksksta- n
ten unr rinrtrsitsnrsn Stcf.n ;uiamm,nsscbte
Msei3in, rrslhs. rts isrtr aTp sinraumt. raa tiMiae
Mitt.l 1T nm cine ptrra6nentss 1eibtna Ter
Eiarrtrs uxS rrttsn Tutr ,u terirtsn. Cisit
nllnti Slrtra @irtur" Rire irtta,tn rmthrtTea NJ
bcipitelsfu onstgtneet iansl prar init aGriafs.l .
Sis BAT tas 9eRsn BON 1auisnfen u%nisrts SUaeattsr :
UNI @,ttlrssr ssrsttst uni mir tirssn taiIr, ea6
IS sas tsits @ittsI III. ras IS aui fsr saaa,n @sl,
stsin IiarrtNs unp 8ubr eistt.
Psrr NOors pcn Gusinsicn rt6nst es E& ium
tfiphrsrsn Ssrsnissn, jsrs perien ron rem Dsrte
Ter Sttidianr' iten anti Cholera @irtur ~ iters
,susfn. ia mir batsn in ssr 2sat tiues efsef an3a(E
;3susHiEs ron putisnisn, Rsl6.s ssttHt Trursnf,5
uatrsm iir RON zen Atr,tsn fur ~untetlta- ertldrt
morton warsn, ia nanhtn bali iosar iton cine
EIaitt sru oGtridianp's 9nti gtcIsra 'Nirtur." q
Ser an EiarrtUt CHER Nubr ltie It, nnS3t nit tfntF9
6Inl6s risist 0ssisin rem Ger n2 ntd&en.9 'Aaht|'
S%eltkteni IS. "
Str icuttt nets fi.iis uupsrsl.i6,i&s ,Na.st,ia,
ed Gu6 iabrsn. .Tie Gintinnati RdiisnaI
Union" pom Is. agriI iast, aas 2auitnsf ssn
unIsrn Seltattn tur6 annturuus lfr ,StEidlanS-
i6tn anti &trlsra @iEtpr" sfstili Iurs "a. .,,.
gu 6atsn in aasu gpctstftn ia so Gtsis liz
t%in3eInt Glai6s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20
2an6rsrfnuf.

llnt.r3sidnstsr madt tt.mit tstanni, bab sr am
Iienta9 rem Is. Ncpsmter B. g., N1tmittaas
, llhr, rsr rem Gcurttaus III Sermann, Wabrent
ler Situn9 rsr County Court, na6iOIssm tsIaris-
tenss GigsnlSum an ZEN @tsiitbistsnrsn c~srtauicn
rirp:
Stet. IL, y unp Is In Suwnitip SO. 46
Nanse 4 9Ssit, in Narsu Gcunts sslsgsn, $50
Ad.r snttaltsnr, mrspu 80 Nder Bottom Gam uni
10 alder unter Sultur. Ter itriae 3beil 1T mi;
autem NuetCl, terattn UNI fine tatci corStslit,
2aatn iur @sn. unr Otiitau, Gie G}lrm LEG
8 Mcilen ron 6srmam uur 8 N'ilsn Hen WAr-
rsntcn. unp grant an Gle Tarinen Hcn SaeCt &arj
unp 8arl &spIr. lut FER EILEEN t%sTnrtn lid siu
suts5 Wptntaus, Sataftaus UNI Sta(unssn.
gerinsuussn: 1S FER &uuiumms tanr, unr Il
8sR aui &rcrit stssn Ncts nit syatcr s,tsrt:it
nit 10 9rresnt SntersNta Ytm Capital.
9aprr Serbian.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters eff
administration have been granted to me
from the clerk Of the. Gascon ade County
Court on the estate of ROBERT BAYLEs
decd, bearing date March 18th 1864.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned dninistrator
and all persons, having claims against said
estate, to present them for allowance pro
perlv authenticated within ore year from
the date of said letters, or they will be pre-
Guided from any benefit of said estate, an
if such claims are not presented with I
three years, they will be forever barred.
JOHN SOUDER,
administrator Of the estate Q
Robert Bayles deo>d.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20

sdmmnids ,~rasitais 0attsr pom 9astonars
UrulY Ins adFunsEsca triutt, IA in ibrsn rt-
rtstn Jsrpitlrs lu %pttiammsln. nm Oslsaaten
utmr an ean1a9 tn 81. Nugui ti Surg,
gatttwS nt;utaltuem r~asitaIrn @runtq-Gens
uuisa ~ sTnsnnsn. 3Wtd Ter GVHpcutirn 1T
a~Gi,luns tinss raritaIsn 9ounlYslidttt, Grrs
no iIr Stitiduns rr TiRritts-G rnstnticn, wtltc
ml2. Stpttnttr In Snmann itatlTnrm iru
us iGlG' ans,rt y eitdrte, ais gum &Utls rr as
tNan partti tee Guuulp's iur urtgw:rri3 Grad
Ar;rttn mtstn.
il min yOrsdtlastn. taS ~iuIstnre 9n;aGI Tts
lartn iu County 3rngtnticn Stianrt wsrIen:
@rn Neart lrwnikIr IA 9tIssatsN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20
Eispcplis, @erDRiitat umr abnst'

Gtspcrits, NersHiitat unr &bnst'
Ter Sraitr.- Or. Stridlanf'5
- gRjr t1rnsn tcnj:ni9sn, wflfs on
QpretilrE9ttit, unrerennti&tsit rrsr 1Yirspff,
Nerrrlit1t uns NcrHenidmdfe lsilsn, rm Gtf
trauh spu Sriflaue's Sonic emrist!sn. s. 1T
cine rein Ye1ctatiltlbs 3uiam msnissun9. iEci Ycn
atcrtrlb 1ltrssn Gtuii ~sts'ten; rs Idrtt raS sanss
NtsrYsnofsnl, er;sEat eintn sutsn Nppetit UNI turs
ur rint litue 6siluns sen GYspsriie una Ner<
stnitwGhs.
!3u t4ten 6ei aa:n Irraui1sn ,u 81 per Slaits
Yrlparirt gen u. q. StridIanr, 6 Sf 4. Str.
Cincinnati, Stir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20
.HuctiOn.

saafag rtu' 81. auau1 wetss 10 III mtinsr
N'Hnunp, edf rem Nm!t. unr 3ttr Straec. irl-
stntt GfssnRanss Gu ten Rsiltbititntsn sfrtan'
'In: iVt -
Vtrin3nnssn wsresn IN, 9ass Ter ansten tss
iauut SsmaEt Tsrsen. anians tr auetirn um
' ubr Nrrl,ns.
l srrssr 604sisn. 6s',tieu. 3cmmrss, gims
NttFd. SiutIs, Spi,stl. 3 .%t;itt1sH. 5autf une 8us
a;nssfltts, psrl,uans MIR glas- SGaarrn, sint
pattts ntus GSkisu5t. camper. qampensialr,
Spbtt-k. &c.
sow 9. Mat!tr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20
III. II. Hecknsan,s 3 {: - ga a..

Si&it pcn .. Stridlanr'sS 5IinCrrtcirsnsS aIte
gttrau6:. Sit iastsn. ftg tdttsn aIsA @ittsl
persttsns angepsnrst, mr. rita Ba6sftn SON Or.
Stridlanp's Sdmmo,rtcit.n, Stilmittsl babe cine
srislsrsiGs Sur er,itlt, na&rem ft SABRE lang an
er lalimmfsn &rt Der 0dmoirtrissn ,a.tiltta.
sic tmpisbkn fit Saltt allen gum Gesrau6. :
gu battn fri alien appttsfsrn 40 Sc, SO. lie
ga6is. Sabrit In 30. 6 81 4. Straes, ginstns
natl, Sbie. 11".ff-a .f-ifi4 q,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20
orl5 Mnsnsrfauf
fertilizer .Aleiannastueeke.

Ginrm sstal.sptn AHitras ssmab Utrte id I'M
Saa's lititr uae rsr ultasn alOts tinsn tteeu=
t'nttai Ssrrait .itrtiMr 3Utn, 3Sds uHr Gtitsn
TN 9yl.aiTsAs ,srrtauisu.
Sammtli6s aEliitl flu? aus ttm ssRtn Iahs
MI stytTtist uHp Rire kaupt itli8 tis auimtrts
amttls Ser cSarrntr. rsltt farftr GrttitstIsirsr
wHrItn, auI tkka 8.rtaai siussItnt, r..- @.
./ThIaIIIEE &ruiS &t1r
j. s..s i'm irefsTa tRsser'iatn As.St.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20
En- %uerrcntelt.

TT ilntnl'iantts munitF 'isjne Ear,n. tehett">
ans rr sath son rtni tbsmalistu 5hmii>t's
1tIIne, nntsc a%rnstmtartn 9sein sir3sn fut ciIi
rstr ntf,t Sabre ~ errrtnttn.
ststtastr rCltn fit msism ttt
Satp6 0Iai sen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20
Srmmibip:B

9it raeitalsu Burger prn Reart: ! rmnIbir IinH
,~ns,lartn, lid am Srnnta9 TN 81. AuguIt & lls'
y, ". Yin etr Niufttais ~ ,!iamntIu, I'M iii
lran 81. arsuit ti Surge @atttsrs i~tattIn-
imst ~rasital, Gounip-9 unssI ton IA lAe9attn
mumleltm unC ~tisisitsn in StlrB All tas 4cunt:
lftt III niruirtn.
rail Gluk.
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j. ]
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27. Mm8mf


Ter untersitnsts ssist ticmit al, tae or all
ctiasm 5nae einen BAD aShaltsn miro. irrSu CT
paS tan,Iuittss YatIitum yen 9sruiann unr lint
ssesnr tr1itit s~inlapst.
Giutritt ,um Bal: 80 Cts, Tamsn irsi.
4ugui 8iet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20
sTATE OFF MISSOURI az
Town OF ERMANN.
Clerks Office, August 1864.

WINS OIHSN NU9USt IOVN'
l certify for sale on the first Monday in
October 1864, all or SO much Of the following
described lots and blocks in the Town of Her
mann, as will satisfy the taxes and incidental
costs due and unpaid o. 'he sare for the year
1863. The collector will offer said lots and
blocks at public sale at the usual place ofhold-
ing courts in ,his town, and will continue said
sale from day 10 day Sundays excepted
until all the saiu Real Estate be disposed of,
as pro, .ded by Town.Ordinance. However,
any lot or block so sold in whole Or in part,
shall be subject to redemption in the same
way, form, manner and meaning az 1t would
be, had It been sold for state and county
taxes BY the State of Missouri.
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COUGHS
SENNN MNh
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a.. Strifklana's
iueidfuitfaec Smifeu fSaliam

inri:: opilsn. grtaItunsfu, wunrsn Sails, SSu"e'
Il ros Gcmiamtien. &ut, mslts III psisen
e. ,,.tt.n ~teisen. battn rur nstbis, tint Slalne
-,l TT. : r,dlanr's msitHa1isem 5dRtn;S allam
ii .eri!tsn. nm i1t ~ iiterstussn, fab fisS fftts
Z crjuticcne Nii'tsl lit. IS turisrt niht auein fie
,eipsu Salsz UNI 9unarnieirtn. icnrtrn auG
NltNairsrs mnp 9lutirudrn. uni it Gin aiasss
i. ttnslfs Mit:d iur %ifIimmtn oals. 20 1T anss'
uGtm az n:bmsn .:np etws Ftsrs MerlSn III
Rirrsr. ~ .1l.
grsia: so Cents PET 6lai6s. Gum &tstau
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-08-20

SM Na'traS tts Strn,ann GrsnOnt-Gluts uns
s'tIsr r~atiIaltr Susstr aus usridiertntn
IeWnitirs
u M: N%tiitItoit.
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N&ne 4nzelgen.
@:ItGe - 2~imfGcpaSt!!

~NsIIGC
I'm IOrn,rfAs ssm l. Ssptmtt' Hatnl' :taa'
Sllsr wsrm aui rtm %t,tliatn Bairr!aFf 6 @irtt.
tnuiit ulss, liz sic Eautr rf &uFltrlIuig 1ne 3,
NtiltttsIttesn 9ertti9trt Usrren. Gdrel' u
%F'ftrsnp. rclen Fa CUR dus.setsM: IL :3si, - ::
nmE Sttt tta FRs,n. a sf s-
Setn q. Mi6s. G5,'
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
Gem I'M. E. Jones.

We hope the length of the communication on
our first page giving hurried narrative Of the
actions of Gen. Jones since the commencement
of the war, will not preclude its perusal by all
into whose hands this paper .zay fall. We trust
we are not partial because Gen. Jones is an in
Innate acquaintance and one of our own citizens,
but really, it does seem to u.s. that whilst scores
of officers of far less merit, and who have not
performed half the service, have been promoted
to high and responsible stations, Gen. Jones has
been most unjustly and ungenerously treated oy
our authorities Much less service than ne has
performed, with not 1.-THE Of his success, mas
made several Major Generals, and yet den.
Jenes, graduate of West Point, an old Army
officer in the service of the U. S., and one OF the
most active as we'll as successful Brigadiers II
the Confederate service, is kept tied down to hi
present rank by the .'powers that De"
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
ro the voters of Russell County.

After serving my country faithfully, thus iar
during the war now appear before you as for
candidate for Commissioner Of the Revenue 1or
the Western District Of Russell county. N n, or
der to acquaint you thoroughly with my hela 81
action, l only refer you to the many battles IN
scribed on the banner Of the 5sth. va. sols.,
which has waved triumphantly over so many
bloody fields of battle. .h.r.-
The Spring campaign is now opening snere-
fore it is impossible for me to see you IN person.
can only ask you to remember me on 'ne nay
of the election. If elected, | Will serve you "
tho hest Of my ability; and if not, will remain
o+ tho hriteh of my musket, contending as ever
for Southern rights and Southern institutions.
r viii still strike for freedom, sthe last lbanon
that liberty draws from q heart that hleeds ana
dies in her cause Your ohedient.servant.
! EDWARD D. GRAY.
Anr;I s. 1s64-3w =, -
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
Rnnaways I'm Jail.

fyoMMITTED to the Jail Of Washington coun-
] ~. Va, on the 18th day Of March. 1904
negro Woman, who calls herself WlNNEf ana
40 - she belongs to John Roller. near klngsPort'
Tsnn She is "a or 25 years old, rather BACK,
vol made. and is feet 6 or inches high.
And. on the 25th day Of March, 1861, Me-
GRO Row. who calls himself BOB, and says ne
Belongs to John Roesr.ssn ApPsmsssSl.a ae
= obsnt IS wears old, brown black, rather chun-
Iev ba. scar ON his left cheek. He says ne
once belonged to- Rev. ". y. stickleys Decd
n'1 And. on tn. 25th day Of March, 1864, Negro
Man, who gives his name as EDMOND, and w says
be belongs to James Stevens Reed is,ana "y.ns
county. Va. He is q or % years old, flvs 1ees
2 ar S inches high, black, trim and rather goou
looking. s,oros are
hereby notified to come forward, prove properly;
nav charges and take them away, or tney WIZ
bs dealt With as the law directs.
Do 1'.'' VIM. W. BARKER, Jailor
| Washington county, va. I.
| Mril 8, 1864-6w
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
S2,9a6.6t0
AnInterestin g Incident.

The Richmond Enquirer states tnat uos.
VANCE. Of North Cornlina, Gin recent speech,
y narrated an instance that came under his linlhe-
date observation, where poor widow WIN
three children, the eldest incapable 81 taxing
care Of the youngest, cultivated last year
match of reated ground, with the assistance 9.
a,;ttle steer not much larger than cali, AZ
aid "a leave her little ones at home IN her capll'
.be would take them daily to the heid' puiiu
for them a small pen, cover it with leaves 70
protect them from the SUN, and when she hao
nloved distance from her little brood, wouiu
move the pen to more convenient spot 'nat
she might watch ever them and nurse her oape
at the end of weary row. She raised three
hundred and sixty-seven bushels OF corn mao =
plenty to support herself and children, ana 50 u
to her neighbers.
..The brow OF that woman Continued his Excel
lency) is worthy the proulest laurels tnat eve
rewarded the virtue Of the patriot or tesuheo J.
the endurance of thehero.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
charleston.

To-day is the 27Sd day Of the seige OF Char
lesion, and it is no nearer subdued 'nan Tue
day the seise commenced. Fort Sumter sun
guards the harbor, and though portions OF It's
walls have been battered into powder, IT - as
strong and as effective for defence as y was pe.
fore the first shot struck it. The Yankees sun
continue to she'll the city, but without any otnei
effect than the loss of an immense amount Oh an'-
munition If we had had three Beauregards'
New Orleansand Vicksburg would still nave oeen
in our possession.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
For the Virginian.
.Hp. oas. s4rH VA. {WlrcHER's) BAIT. CAV,
Lee Co. Va, March 18th, %.

Lee GO. Va, tA1dICH Sos".
: Messrs. Editors In your issue OF the iotn
inst nader the caption, Outrageous Conduct'
I. Yesterday, noticed the following eoltoriai re-
marks:
ave understand that many Of the men gong
home on furlsugh of the 9Th va. Casaify anu
Col Witcher,s Battalion were guilty OF the most
o,'.r. reons conduct as they passed through Rus
sell few DAYS ago. A party Of Col. Whether
me-, we are informed, took the only horse OF
Mr.. Lewis Horton, of Russell, who has fes'seS"
sons in the Southern army
It is certainly refreshing, and deisn'iully
nleasant when on duty in front OF Inc eheh'y,
to be cooly charged with the psrpetration ~ 81
ontrages at the distance of hundred miles, VI
Tho AIMS and crimes of the Sth Va. Cavalry wnlle
| ..n.ss;no through Russell on furlongh lew
1 aavs ago.n know nothing The man, however,
i who attempts to fasten ''outrages" committed at
/ that time upon .sWitcher's Battalion, IS an uh-
m;ticated liar This command at that lme;
/ was guarding to Bristol the prisoners captures
by Gen. jones' Brigade near Cumoeriaho uap.
i It has become fashionable in certain Quarter.
1 70 charge all the excuses conmitteo ~ .lls
i district upon Witchers' men, one year.s 3.
a,athemas we're heaped upon this commana 1ol
committed in this same county o
Russell II being at the same time on duty WIZ
General W. E. Jones in the Valley OF virginia
No A.ncct to wear the odium that attaches !.
onr r;sdeeds. but we viii no longer tameiy SUP
mi, to &c made the scapegoat for the SINS am
v;Ilaiuies of every bastard and scoundrei IN shi
| aenartment whs may chance to wear the Coh
fsderate Uniform. AS yeu have given credenc
> and circulation to the SANDER, trust you vi
$ be equally ready to publish the refatatos.
J, Very respectfully,
Your obedient sesvant,
eq CHAS. EDWARDS,
!, Lent & Adi't Gath Va. Bait. Cavalry.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
treasury Notes Funded.

From the lst March to the 10th inclusive
ON which day the resignation Of Col. JAMES
K. GIBSON, late Deposita'y took effect, si'ooo'
200 were funded in this place.
From 2sth March 1868 to 9th March lso4
the time Col. Gibson was Depository IN TINS
place, 50, 949, 800 were funded
From the Goth March te lst April, 1864,
;.c,nsive-F. B. HURT, ESQ.,, Depository,
SAY 800 were funded in per cent. BONUS
and seas, 600 were deposited by officers.
Whole amount funded from lst March 70
=. ~, 1874 inclusive s2.27S,00o
Deposited by officers o4o'oo0
S2,9a6. SO
Whole amount funded from 2Sth March 1865
to LIST April 1864 and deposited by oh'ers
S4,O462 200.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08

Reports of the Press Association.
entered according to act Of Congress in the year
1863, by J. S. THRasHER, in the CLERK once
of the District Court of the Confederate States
for the Northern District of Georgia.
R1cHMoNp, April 2.


The Herald Of the Doth received. Despatch
y fro,, Cairo state. that Forrest attacked Pa
ducah on the afternoon of the 25th, With I,
900 men. Their attacks on the Fort we're re re,
u pulsed by the garrison, the rebels leaving 800
dead on the field. -
Four gunboats opened FIRE on the city to
prevent the Rebels from occupylng II; pa,
ring the fight the Rebels plundered the stores stores
Of an immence quantity Of goods. Several Sc
women were killed, Yankee loss, II Killed 70
sweunded. The front part OF the CITY Is ae-
tr6yed, including the Hospital p oas Office , was
uniu;.red. The Rebels returned at night
after burning the Depot and the steamer "a
I cotab on the stocks, and proceeded IN the
direction Of Columbus. .s
A telegram from Fort Smith says the enc
my on the frontier was in motion !; supposed
/ destination, Northern Texas.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08

We present the name of GEORGE W. VlNEfAEp,
Of Co. III, y 4Sth Regt. Va. Vols, as candidate
for Commissioner Of the Revenue for the Seutn-
ern District Of Scott county. he has been III
the service of his country for two years, ana mas
been home only once--has fought through the
long struggle in the east
We hone that no private who has been par
,;ol,y at home. will attempt to run against hiIa.
We cav ia the voters Of Scott county. go to the
mons and vote for the soldier who has done his
duty :; icy - = pa a. Z 49,
April Cd, 1864. :.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
From Northern Virginia.
ORANGE, April 3.

intelligence from the Yankee lines repre-
sent Grant busy reviewing and inspecting
the Army Of the Potomac.
It is also reported that reinforcements are
arriving from the West.
Meade still retains command of the Army
of the Potomac. Grant will have charge OF
it in the next fight.
Cannonading was heard on Thursday IN
the direction Of Culpeper; salvos'in honor OF
Grants presence.
Snow fell eight or ten hours yesterday, but
all has disappeared.
The condition Of the roads precludes the
enemy's advance under week
Authorization shows the enemy's camps
! in busy preparation.
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NOTICE.
coNFEpERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CoNscRIPT1oN,


RuREAU OF CONSUMPTION,
Richmond, Va, january 18th, 1904.
PARAGRAPH x Of General Orders No. u,
Adt and Inspr aenerss Office Of 1857 must rs
y al Il cases be made to. the Enrolling officer
IF IF the d local Enrolling officer bas not the power
to act or is in doubt he will after ., ;nvss ressr
snch anplieahons Through the proper, ofilcial
channels to this BureauA All such appleatlonss
addressed to this Barsasw Necessarily exssteai aa
and the applicants will thus have uselessly lost
time and prolonged suspense Appeals from ON
adverse decisions of the local oicer ana OF .nv
Commandants Of Conscripts for thes1 sfstes, VII.
he forwarded by them, for hearing, when any
nIausible ground Of appeal is set forth. 10
| COMMANDMENTS of Conscripts Will give .hls
notice extensive circulation in the local press
! their respective States.
By order Of - = rppsroN snnt
c. B. DuYrIELD, A. A. Gen'L
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Later from Europe.

49, nICHMUNO, 1APH' W
In the House Of Commons On the Hth,
motion was madethat the alleged completely
of the Stansfeld member Of the House 10 the
Mot TO assassinate the Emperor Of the French,
deserved serious consideration; was rejected
BY ten majority. Result receiyed with great
cheering; the vote was generally regarded as
a decide conservative attack On the govern
ment. Efforts Of the: conservatives to over.
throw the Ministry will be renewed after
Easter.
The House Of Lords will give its judge
,aent in The Alexandra case soon after Easter
The Pope is seriously Ill:
Collisions between the French and Papa
troops continue.
Liverpool cotton market firm.
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rran Richmond.

RICHMOND, April 4In.
II; understood that the Secretary OF the
Treasury conastrues the currency act to au-.
thor;ze the issue of new currency to the ex.
tent of two thirds of the amount funded In
ner cent certificates, but other resources
will probably postpone the necessity Tor any
issne under this construction until Congress
AGAIN meets. The banks only receive nees
on depcsit--pr1ces continue unsettled 10 con
sequence of the large number OF ives anoat.
Tho amount funded in Richmond is u ,32i ,Uuu.
@C,fHc;al returns from nine repositories IN VIZ
r;nia. Ave IN North Carolina, eight n South
Carolina. twelve in Georgia, one IN Florida, !.
and SIX IN Alabama, give an aggregate OF
IT'S OOO, 600 Estimated that the o1he, o ne 100
tories will increase the amount 70 1oo'ooo'
600. ,.a
The flag Of truce boat with lnousanu
| prisoners is expected "Wednesday; a....
Official dispatches, from Oen,i terres', s.a.e
that he moved direct from jackson 20 laua
cab in fifty hours held the towu ten nour =,
! could HAYS held il longer. but founo tne sna,
pox raging and evacuated the place; eapsassu
i MANY stores and harses and burne s,eaA'e,
I Ills loss At the city Of Paducah2 20 k',iea an'
kwounded. Col. Thompson, OF hentuGHy = =
mong the killed. Enemys loss a. rau Wn
| fifty killed and wounded. Six hundred ! ~
/ KEGS. captured during the expedltion' arc 81
route to Demopoiis.) 49,, Az
4 snec;al to the Appeal, from Canton, loo
.avs Ross devastated negro piantat.on' wv
MAS from Harris Bluff, killing thirty ne
eroe soldiers and capturing one hunofe
f mules -.