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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
Remarkable speech by Yallandlgham.
The Democracy Opposed 10 che RE-
storatien Of ahs unIon.


Ea@st@sP0a1@aNw tnteaSa tffkHnas8
MoxmouTH, Ill, 0ct. Il.
G. l. Vallandisham, in bis speech al
Monmouth to-day, made substantially
the following statemsnt:
The Democratic party are ia favor Of
restoration cf The Union on The basss
Of The Virgins aud Kentucky resolutions
Of lT9s, State Governments Ne are
opposed % the Capitalization Of porer
"a one GsrsrHmsHs extending from fhe
Atlantic 70 re PacIfc, which you'd b
one OF the worst despotisms on earth.
We are in favor Of a reconstruction Of
the Union on the principles of State
sovereignty, Ithe same as the Montgom-
cry Rebel Constitution And hence
zee struck otst Of the Chicago Platform
he idea Of a rssfsratioa Of the Uafoa
on The basis Of The Federal Union OF The
States, and inserted in lieu thereof.
upon the basis Of the Federal States.
This is substantially bis statement
and very nearly his exact language. as
can be proven By large number Of IN.
telligent witnesses Of both parties, aud
the statement will not probably be de.
nied took care to compare nv under
standing of the statement with that Of a
number Of Others, Of beth parties, at the
time, and found that we ell understood
him alike.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
Transmission or nouev bs ws,,


The postal money order syssem was
pat into operation in this city, aud AT
other designated points throughout the
country, on the lst Of November. II i
intended 10 promote public convenience
By furnishing . eAsan izam sdiate, and
safe agency tos sav Transmission of
small sums OF moEey, for which bank
drafts cannoa readily be procured,
throsgh the mails The mode bY which
safety is secured consists 10 leaving ont
Of the order the neme Of the payee or
party for whom the moaey is intended.
In this respect money order differs
from an ordinary bank draft or check.
When money order is applied for. the
postmaster will furnish the applicant
with printed form of application, in
which the latter viii enter all the par.
ticulars Of amount, name, address, 1c.,
required to be stated in the money order
and advice. From the items contained
in such application the postmaster will
fill up the money order, and also the
corresponding form Of advice.
The order, when completed, is handed
20 the applicant, upon payment of the
| sum expressed therein, and Of the fee
eharseabls thereon, srhicA fee mast in
sariably be paid In monsv, postage
stamps not being recsirabis therefor.
BY the mail Immediately following the
issue Of q mouey order, the postmaster
transmits the corresponding advice to
the postmaster at the Office upon which
IT is drawn. The latter is thus furnish
ed, before the order itself can be pre-.
ssnted, with al necessary information
10 detect fraud, if sny should be at
tempted.
Any Office may draw upon any other
Office in the list Of money order Offices
for Q sum. upon one order, from one
dollar 10 thirty doElars But when q
larger sum than the latter is required.
additional orders to make it up must be
obtained
Rates Of commission charged for mon
ey orders:
On orders not exceeding sI0.....-ICe
Over $40 and not exceeding $40.
Over so and up 10 s30.............2Oc
Nc money win be received for orders
except coin, United States notes, or notes
OF the National Banks, aud orders can
net Be paid IN any other czrrency. A
money order is rendered invalid nnleas
It is presented 20 the postmaster on whom
il IS drawn within ninety daYs from its
date; but the Postmaster General can
issue 8 new order on the application Of
the payee upon the payment of a second
fee The same course is to be pursued
in case the order Is lost In this case
the payee is to furnish a statement. un-
der oath, that the order has been lost or
destroyed, accompanied BY the certif-
cate Of the postmaster that II has not
been paid, and win not Be- paid it here
after presented. The psyee may trans
fer his order to another person by en-
| dorsing il upon the back. Persons,
therefore. residing as places other thar
these designatsd 10 the Lat of money
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

order Offices can avail themselves of the
advantages Of this system; has sn order
cannot be endorsed twice. In con-
sneneing the operation Of the system, it
has been deemedexpedientt to begin with
the larger post Offices only. 4 list of
money-order Offices will be found at the
post ofaes n this city. The total num-
Der ia the United States is one hundred
aad thirty-nine. Should circumstapoes
warrant, the number will speedily he in.
creased.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

Anotner Loyal Democrat speaks.
Ex-Governor Paris Dunniug, now q
member Of the State Senate, aud late
President Of that branch Of our Legisla-
ture, has abandoned the Chicago con.
cern, and announced himselfin favor Of
Lincoln and Johnson, as we learn by
the following dispatch:
BLooNEeToS, IED, Nov. 3.
Ed. JoUEEAL:-Hon. Paris C. Dun.
ning addresses the people here te-dav.
be repadiatss the bogus Democracy
declares for lincoln and johnson. and
the prosecution Of the war.
j. G. McPHETRRs.
Governor Dunning deserves the thanks
of all the loyal people for the manly
stand be has taken In behalf Of the
country, and We take great pleasure in
Announcing so valuable "a acquisition
TO the ranks OF tbs Union party. The
revolutionary and reasonable course Of
The men who have seized oa the Demo
cratic organization. i driving thousands
Of true Democrats from It's ranks, and
II viii coon BE- lefe With nothing bat ths
residnary fragmsnts of tho Dodi con.
splrasy. - Indianapolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
GROCERIES, go.
Northern Potatoes.

6OLknoLn FURIOUS.
A GOOD CHANCE TO LAT IN TOUR 70.
n tAto@s iof tke witses. Oas oar load Of VERY
sapsFtor ssshaBnoekA Just received and fer sals
st "a Main street, By
octz7 BELLY co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
PIANOS.
FIRST-CLAss PIANOS.


TIE a8
Misses Lawrence
- ARE AGENTS iNr EMKRsoNs
& - VoSE's. and BRADBURY's esle-
80 "a bratsd PIANOS, uhich they are
tseontinualfy reeeizfnE, ana which
they will sell at manuiaeturcrs' prices.
These Pianos, Tor durability, power, and rich
ness OF tone are unsurpassed.
TIE Bradbury Piano received seven First Pre-
mtams within four weeks in the monthz Of Sep
tember and October last, and Il fsnous for It's
0f tone. -
They are also exclusive Agents In this vicinity
Tor Mason Hsmlin's celebrated Cabinet 0rsans.
Mhieh, IN quality, volume OF tone, aud power 0
expression, are tar superior 70 naelodeons haYrao
ninms, or any other reed instrument
They have jnak received three st these Organs, Al
tneir Residence, on Water Street, Hrst door bsiow
Chesnut. iunaIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

Is tbs only safe and sure cure. II con
taius no epiass or deleterious drugs, no min
sral or other injurious cernpounds common
o remedies generally sold for this class Of
Iisease. It's 50 elieaeiOus that Physicians
very gsnerslly use IL ia their practice in
all chronie and dangerous eases.
p6g- Use no Cholera mixtures or doabt-
ftii compositions, (many Of which under
nine and ruin the constitution when yoH
an obtain an unfailing rrme3y as simple
sna safe IS Blaekberries themselves.
Ask for DIxoHs BLAcgBERRT CAREExA-
rrvr, and see that the proprietsr's name is
writteu on the outside wrapper Of each bot
lie Prepared only By
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
Law CARDS.
JOS. T. Walker
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Agent for obtaining Penafonss
Back Pay and BounGy
T.oE DTsCHAEGED SOLDIERS, AND FOR
4 the Widows anA ether legal representative of
zose who die In the service of tbs TrigsS sTA.e.
g1n@ cs the 6cr1h-wess sfas e< Third etr-~1.
ssaE ths NazhizEson EcUss and nsAx3y srrosfsss
sns 0curs Eegas. EvznsvIss, Tralans
AL eastssss entrusted - hfz viii bs rxenussx
ssssaa~o "a 3y1s-fy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

.aasaz s4svs8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
Public Sale.

BE underdgned viii offor for aalS at public ste!
= tien q the late EssideneO Of hobart Patton. ~.
ee1Seq, on the Sat day Of March. la6i tho E0ois
Gad enatsiss Of said dSeoased eo6siStiSS Ia pSF
StSssfh9ld Feods Farming Implements heidi
aueAkI nelu fyeS 40 shoskh cSrn Aud kddsE Tff{k
bay, stack stray, 1000 bushels eof4 n o,F. 10
nHahel. eoru ohelled, 100 bushels rye 200 h1ShslS
~ bashels 100 buIhels barley 500
noEse wagon, Iox cart, WGtet carts, 1 SSo horsss
Ise lo coal SArs coal bank CARTS IlrZs lot oid
no large lot old copper, 1000 feet lurbe Sst bISs
siyh Tools set carpenter TOOLS 00sheSi ~ ho5ss
ns5G ~ cattle head horses, 80 barrels Cd ne
NJ kegs ao 90 100 barrels new do large lot Il
0a 90 % DO kegs platf1rm scalSI I'd OH
ef articles too nua0rous 70 mention. = Ss'-s4
saiS % commences at 10 o'clock A. n and eo6tibhea
ron Day @ day until all l. sold WhiSkY, Ern S1d
st9e6 yil bo offered on Tueldhy 23d. - Ell sfdl
T4RMS!--ParehasosRm amounting 70 three doIIaFa ~
IeS 70 be eAahp above that sun notes a or month
VIII be taken Witf tWo good sGrsties . =
-, j. .sst-5 100, 3 MARY PATTON,
ALBERT D. RICE, y
AaEt.nsxtlles O., March 1El, 1881. nrStd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22

lng united II is no time TO have s1bli.
VISIONS aud parties now IN the country
Mlll the loyal democrats unite aud do theit
whole duty andhelp save their country In
tue great trial to which it viii 81 snb5
leetedf One great Uniou party should rs
formed 10 meet the issue. Other nas4S
itnes tls OF whatever name0r creed should 6ol
the timei ba overlooked. BE who can a e
sacrihce little partY interests for the 96G5
OF IN great common cause, is no pStriots
De who can not lay aside his party feel.
lngs and.prejudices, to join and help form
"a "a unoroken front In the Unfoa party is
no sound Democrat. Do not let Us Guar.
rei and divide among ourselves abSn9
sulAi . tnlngs Wh1ts so m urh will fnevftS blv
oe lost by such division. Rebeldoth
living 70 day upon the hope Of sseSbS ~
worth diVidednext fall bstWe democrats
whigs, republicahs aud so on. Let .po3
loyal democrats have It said fheT eaVs
tood to the'rebels by helping on iliis al
VISION. Letns not stand back and find
Iauttt With others until all Is gone NJ
may De many npoWer haVe done badly. n
ls true they have. But ioOk At sBuchaSS 15S
and other admin pistfafions, and fFaud and
corrup6ouS VIII be found. II has alWavs
Deen go, and will continue to be 50. that
paa and corrupt men have been found in
every administration of the government
1t Will be SO IN the next, no difference what
men or party be placed in power. Dees #
not become all true democrats to Law
ASIDE everything which tends to"diyide
and distract the Union element and give
their strength to the .cummon ca9seP
Our Douglas when fairly and constitn.
defeated by Lincoln, went to him
and offered his counsel and all that he
could do, to strengthen the country
against the shock that awaited il So
iiolng did ot'belittle him or change his
temOeracy. sItWas the ptoudest ana no.
olest.act of his life Why then. cannot |
We who loved Douglas, do like him as far
IS within US liesf Why cannot We. who
owe our country and desire to see It re-
ieemed and reinstnted under the old Hap
pursue that course which alone will ac.
;ompilsh the object of our desires? By
10 other way can peace be obtained, by
!. !o.&qther & way will the democratic party !
y I'VE IN its purity, Let democrats consid.
T well before they act, look over the
Whole field camlY and candidly and de- |
ermine to act without prej1dice for
heLr country's good alone and all will be
Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
= Prom The Tyler County ,RlAisde.ler
Duty or fDsm0er1ts -


NextfaH another election Wins sb.,a
for Prssitent Ofthe United States. Since
ths, 9Fgapi4ation sof shs, government no
eteettoh ms been held 0f 90 midshi imrsor.
tauee % the whole ,c1uptEY Ms thar one viii
be. upou Il vi II depend fie vefy-exfsssnce
Of the uati6u. tGrsar aqnsstiSns vhicl,
will I9e Involved u that lslectioB win
then De decided by the beoufp. kls{ IL *
votes on that election day the people I,1;fiI
decide Nhsthes they will adais ID 65if:5 s6if:55sl.
eutesthe war. now carried on = 'ifosir1st
the government until seeessiohiSS, III
put down aud wiped ont, Or s1bmif5 and
aeknoWledge the South as a uat,no M. the
earthi asknoRledge the right and iprIuci-
Pte Of secession, md aet the nati6n be
broken Into fragments aud destroyed. z.oS
the hope OF liheEtyfall oEkGt6S world lost
toreFert To save the nAiipn and. the-doe-
trina sof q Tree ard repn 6iicas lsfl,sn,s y
goEerdE1eH IN > run thar 55yoiii "a 3
Low the 4ekno Wtedgemsnt u i6tes sfF fTFIgEStt a
S5tre 5t9te or q number OF SrEJes 10 secelie a.
VIII ftom tie c6nfed sFAtioht !, ,Siif feaatrS
thesifenneentrStIOu OF the entire .iovII
lFepgth OF the eopPtFy. Z Inf reality are
1s-b19 7Ons great qasstiont ihat. q riirs djvidsk
the peoPless IL Is 4oyHiJy against ifsISIsI
= :. Aetts q EMS agaAnst anti7sessiDnisS1 =
Every man isole siie otthe 6tlisF of III.
quesrion. fhets 9 no halfway nlaSk no
neutrality, He Who says h& taft "a "a
6qt rsm&ins hehtfal, a ia ilsr S{1EEts ;
than Jet Davis. Our interests = o5rEssi. =
EAsipa asRend4 upon tbs igyal ps5bIs Is
a4sa sssfa7 .i..ssi - = Z, - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
Trust Sale

PuRsUAET to deed of trust from hobart a
4 Bonham aud Charles u: 6ilbSrtson, 10 j n.
ESndleton and myself, datBd the and an of J5y.
tSSe, And recorded In deed book, nnmbercd N HSS
e the ReeoEdeEs ofee Of Ohio County, Tss
said deed Of trust fsEn5WiedEed foT reeoT5 ~ tSS
~. 4la imam and GilbereoBS on the 18th dayof An
must lsSH, and recorded In deed b5ok numbered 4I
SAy o. Apr, 1861, e9mmereiRg at 10 O'CLOCK n tb,,
toEenoon, Prsesed tn sell at public auetion q Sbs
1Snt qo9r q the Court House Of the aSid Comfy q
OhIo. Lot number 4, ,-feur-In the BellSIr Id6jfIo
y tne CITY Of WhebinS, the North sideloF Oufey
steets adjoining the lot which SE the time ofIIhs
S1ee1L6on OF the safd deed Of trust BELONGED "a mi
he1. 1llatn Armstrong. Selling as trnstSs I GfIl-
convey such title ouly a BY tie said deed Of trnS
TERMS OF sALE.-Oae thIrd Of tba npr,h...
o1ey 70 De paid 10 cash. and the residue ia 81 apd
we've mouths With interest. The deferred pST-
ments % be secured BY bond aud satsfaetorv seSpi
w. md Is DINfRts fASTjS =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
NOTICE.

~, esieaSs to ahhOausA 10 their.
fSI1J - 1e tne pub Ege4erally, sthas they in-
III ,l1. Sa 19s H kPl nSEy e1sinsss in AL It's
a.. g ment = iibefiI Afate OfsralF hiTst .
a * AZ e e 3 ns9f aas q AZ p srIsspt5 VI sPtlVES.5
lds the best patterns roi ID S Sl., !1ats
ttouo1peetailys to oar SaI6 IN - -ss!y
asi = a,a Cooking Stoves lesss
Of which We Have t5atfs . a.. a. qtsJ 5dl
SOlIS I1 Lns saa rcettnen sS
We invite the attention Of t1iIdsr. 80, : =
ssq g 9LPIq Pqq'fshslirg tP gar 1tfk oi
81 iiisg irsEIpate Fronts, -.
tIBhiotlaye tntoad tn ,i,i,Ilf.elul 49,, -.
-Si ~ pf .tlls lptsst and ulo5tSI,-
~ Tsssd g 6sta6ilSh 6ent eiise
aisht Il q P4ea e1l fF.s4ls4p s4eellent as,ort.
ss..es sa PioWs, 5. = sei
osEa saS ~ !G5s BOlnta las,
.cail and examine our Stock ket,Fss ,r,.,,,..si3
etleAlerPsyzss sgs,bBbEE OAMPRsfIss -
S2sam $500; s4 Si asq y ssi s!s.. zs.. sss s'
Desirable Floufin1Ff Tiii foiT J, .ZIs,i
Is1 WING 70 eibtr basi6lst ua.fsf5 I;
~ gpelyidsd attention, desire 70 sell nv -
and Wearing 1iiH PFOpk5fy, no u ~
Ne bundids z bhllt thb8taniiaiIy 81 I,4fs;5 i{4
y = ~ leet5c9 tNo SIP iOf Bul1 ind N ~
FFlpSletn lnlprg yeqleutg ana gppltanes5 = ~
= lEg inch fSaer IRfsy, i,i!ssE 5.i
ee9a9 4ged hpierl. 20 fest Iol,t ~ i,sI =,
flesI: me aitlids hae diAshIaSEy ~ ~.
st..9y ~, s ri Eeoa fratat az nd
~ Slq 80 Pfe4t Die ttpnase L C,ure5 4
..etfa ssAed otl6I T,5t,S - $50.
5Fsi&s se5 ie.4Ii.s H6RSgRpoK.5
AsSG.tAti4 ,i1sTEss q 65IIsE "a
- - !, ". Yas FsbF1uify i3. AZ, =
esleIs - Drugs H4nIEare IFSl, :s.sei I,1,. ~
aFls ~ aud eisileFV - ~ III
e ktln sQflee, fpn tha Mon n y d, 80
SsS = sAlea PnoPuSat tlsl, N "a ~
49,. tney are prapap6L To- furuilh.tS th Iis-S
= 14a9St noi1ee, With the pfiee Of each
plete Asutos - ttiltS t1iS alsS,tfsS 6ss,t
-thP article pE A<ttsies N, H. I
telne4 without dtt1ys aid u the Iot1esf pf5es
lSht1g To- Esll tpfhiI RS5otjJIIjlI ~. -
4llEeq 70 trFn1sa the 1tat punefIllIy eVerT q i
di6t4t1gi 41a1 q alRAAHSf0Rfj 7+sseisS 7++SeseisS
;tFaRtala a.lpd As.l.ssapt ilulEtsr.Tosst,s..
- Depae of V7h-slist@,S .
b New, spring Stock zR-
~ SS9 tAs ~ R10rn1lng Esb asthj my sp1iae
HEW BRRsS aO0nE g-7
CLUAk9. sH1WLG An s4iIsl42 ls
stsfE IN tSs 3 l.FFs 80 = ss;sP 8 - Oh.
tst skl. "a ijlEE
- .ts-is 81 =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
nyOu Dc. Us.
Hooaand,s German Bitters!

FfeR J. 6eptOa BrotVn, 3. D., Riitor oftbs R,er-
stoPedtG 9f RctigiOas RaOaOEsGgs.
Although not disposed to hvor or recommend
Patent 4edieinss IN general, through diStruSf Of
thetr ingredients and snectl, Yst Know Of no sum
Client reason, why man may not testify to the benft
he believes himself 70 have received from any simDe
preparations, In the hope that he may thas eonITi
ute 70 the benefit Of others.
do ths the more roadIfyin rea,lrtl n Hnod.n1S.
German BitteEss prepared by DR.. O. II. jackson. of
sais eity, bteauss gss iudieea asainlt thdnsfoF
Hle Year,, under he tulpCss1i54 that they Vgre-
ehldny In Aieoholio mixture. Fam Indebted "a. mn
tEtend ksbert shoemaker, Esq., for the removal of
TINS pretudicS BY proper tssEs aud for sneauraz e
naEue toltry thema when suffering from RreSf and
lods continued debility. The nae Of threS bottIsg
ese Mtters, II the beginning OF the present
yer Vas followed by evident relief, and lestoTatIOn
mot telE for six months bofJrS aud had alm0st de-
SPaiTet9t regulating. theI tnk God and
INA 81 N BROWN.
RhllodelpA alluno -, 1901,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22

9-St4o1AL n0EIuls Double the above rates. Z
1earty AdNertinSo reasonahla lsTraS Srso-.
Ding b the spao0 occupied and th0 nnmbsF ofesSSSe
AnadyorsissusatsfrOua transisut p.r,o,,s
QrB, 70 Be pdSd 66T n odipa1loe sE'ls
e4Fds not exceeding hyo lne4 a5 poryear
@ ~ nor sx months but for shorter pSriod ndthi
WI bO counted less than square >
The privilege Of Annual AtfyaFff1iuR . Iin,ft.5 -
ne AdyertiserS own Iumsdtats bud esS; and All
Tor the bensfit Of 6thsr prsofs a
~ tsAl Ettsanents and RdVeftfSefn AnRl
o. auetioh and rual etats, sent In hy chem TirS
be paid for at the usual rates = l7li.-S=e
S-Adyerti8ement6 mot A6eonapil, fed With v-rttss
directions, WI b inserted until for; md l;S "a
accordingly. 1.As fstt9Hi Sti ,Sq Ss
aottee5 IoE Political Meeting to DO eha1Eetts IN
otieesof Elatli L. -
o. seFnaohs, 50 eslts each r5Syii-sSo "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
MARsHAL5s SAFE.

n' Es5 aIs IsTs9Pal ssSp'r Order Sfpe
EALL TERN, 1865, District CoSrt n ~. Tf.,,t.,
ss4tes for the Westsrh DissFict u YiFrfSiS4 n
IN PGrsaaneo ofan order q sEls made Sbd sntars3
g the tern, 1885, % the District Court 81 ~
gnlsed states oE the Western DiStriet oI YirEiniS
u Eenufs, In the above 0ot':Ied eanss vffii
On me 54tn day o. March, 1854 ct the fFont door 81
the Court House In CIAEksburE, HarriSon egT,y,. 4
MeSt Va proceed % seLI q public suction. 10 the
80 s9Sst ~ thu Law andz dzPfiylS II
5Sttny OF Salep CllSh-(4 4JVornmtut Runds. ~
sale % oUmmeneO at 10 O'Clock a. II ITiil 8 sIsd
7ssYsJs - tlltl4I ( EQWARDA1- NORFOyk 4
ISo2 - o. 8. MArHhaL W n Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22

An 1ntsrestIPgaDSba IN men q
senats--ousht the Gsvsrnment 90
Pay for ths Wives and ChlIdrsnof
Slave ReGruJIGh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
no. l53.


RditoTs IatslligsleeF:
~ see IN your issue OF the / 11lh, the pub
heAfton Of the deeiston, &c., of the cont
rnI n1IaStlaI EI N reteSelee 70 my case, for ailet
/ SO So sleeping on my post at Petefs6nfE
gasGee % myself, and without doi6rs an
one inl1stiee, deem q expsdisnf Is mali
known the facts ia u 8 case. Itt54ss 6,IsESi5s
as patrol, with instr6stiohs to fsiieTTSS
myself az day light yti96t cana 6nd
relieved myself Reeordl1E 70 Ia IS siF6el
IONS given. And Is eonsidsred n5sel,
tEee until my next turn of dnfy oasn5'.oa. Ii
lela down 20 rest g htie d sfort di q ~
RON the reserve post Iw&s rs16Ffe i q;
ee asleep though id not sleeb ~. =
end az even 1tsI had been nm NOT sensibfe
OF thaytng done Rnythtne f6hs OhSrges
..s.ls ssEe =. .ll1sae. out against vas
70 trial eRt not Q t1ittIsts S5tfs ftdf Tsii55
estteg And lpoD this shal tsstinfS5y
sae .1ls eoqrt brpngb in the ast6hiS hing mr.
diet OF guilty Did d 90 81 iias,ics
eitner IA civilized o. ri f6as N Id
since the t.reig1 soe terror. evsf feStl s
sa ls1 az qnI1ghteoas verdict upon suGh
ntRsy testimony.
would not say auFlhi % Z q tai d = III.
eeaera0Ls court. But this die 6isi6ns vf6ee
one thing very clearly aud that fsi ttth5
me9i proud man. clothed with 3 iItle fiei
ssatnSoEity1 sl cuts such fantastic eapef be.
lore nigh Heaven As to make thd} Ssis
weep. never thought before ii 81
taEy position and military trappi6 would
take away from q man his last pSfiiete Of
noaoF, Justice and humanity.
NO wonder that meu will hesitate 4, en-
list As soldiers. A soldiers life At besfs fs
suspended on slender thread but Il be-
comes dsubly insecure When sentence oil
oesth ia pronounced against him, for sim.
ply Ts'ting after dteary night of guard
All thanks are due to the commSudst.
VINO swept away by one stroke. .Ihe elabor.,
N9 2 es OF that ever memorable e0uFt. 81,
may nave been the hero of many q noble
deed, but this is the uoblest of his life - q
& CALVIN A. .sHoIMEs,
%. d l4th " !. Va. Vols.
bFtef but Spicy Note from a SoIdter.
HEADo'Rs lsT REs'r WA. v. ". G..S,6's
-sa MARTINsBURG, W. WA.,s -riI
t,,.,- March l6. 1864.
Editors LnteiligeHeer I:
The RsgiJter. of the 18th inst. sass tbo,
he did not know the cause ct the hasty de-.
paFtuEe of this regiment, and he was uSabIs
70 say whether the move was made To
,hsck sn. advance Of the enemy, or to check |
The vandalism in our city"
Please inform him that we left aour.
atty" to retsru to the frontier, lines, where
re will continue to battle against traitors
md rebels until The last one has been de-l
'troyed or snbdaed; and then We will payI
VISIT to Wheeling, where our first duky
VII 4! Dc to'h1nt up, tar, leather, aud drive
'n every disloyal editor. and eopperhead.
sno may have the courage to remain in
Respectfully yours, &C.,
o. c. Co. @, Ist W.sva. G,
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