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

Y1NHE Subscriber hopes to be able to put his
d Carding Machine in such condition as t.
insure good work the coming season. Grain,
laccn,s Flaxseed, FLAX and Tow Linen. Or, anv
country produce. taken at (liberal) old rates.
fog cardiag at.6f and 10 centslper pound. The
subscriber having no sheep, will require each
customer having rs lbs of wool, or over to "a :
him in ting proportion Of lbs. .toseach 100 lbs.
in Wool, TO be accounted fer at the old rates Of
Ton, or every Eighth pound for cardiug. =.
{ paid IN taruencs, the prices Of cariing nust
approximate a. specie basis. /.
Every. accommodation offered to the needy
families Of those in the army.
l May 20, l864-4t 1. p. cI.Appa i
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Condfdcnce of our Leaders.

s. A note from Virginia. Informs the Columbia
South Carolnan that saPres;dent Davis never
5 looked more satisfied, Mr.. Seldom never less
grim, Ne Memminger never more compliment,
Mr.. BeIgamin was never more composed, Mr.
sMalorT never less unhappy, Gen. Ice never
morescalm, Longstreetsneyert more iuhilant. the
remainder Of. our gpeatmen generally never APP
peared more hopeful thsI they do at the present
moment. Eithdr some good news hiss arrived or
.ais at hand. Gen. Grant ss said to be the worst
scared man who ever commanded q Federal ar.
my, and what IS better than all, we know the
senemy's plans from Alpha toOmega. y z
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CAMP Co. c, 22p Va. Cavalry,
:. NAV 9Th. f8f,4 \

j
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named members of Co.sC, I'D Va. Cavalry
who ara now sbsent without leaye, who will re-
port to these headquarters tor daIy by the Is,
Of June, there will be no punishment put MOON
them. those failing to report their names, will
be Published as deserters, arrested as such and
treated accordingly !:
Martin Barker, Washington county,
Jeremiah Cunningham, :. z
James Cyphers, Sc" Is {
Robert Dshner, Thos Fleenor, Austin Flick
asl, TIP. Goodman; Benjamin Giles Thomas
Graham, James Howard, George Howard, John
Henderson, Isaiah Hubbard, Jordan Leonard.
John Michael, Thomas Music, James Michael,
James Moore, John Miles, Samuel Patrick, Al
bart Smyth, Gordon I. Williams, austin Wan.
pier, Peter Powers, Preston 0rAeld, Joseph Her
ington and James Cuibertson.
4 appeal to the above named members of my
company to report at once where duty calls and
save themselves from further disgrace. Never let
it be said te your fathers, mothers, brothers and
sisters that you ever deserted sach . holy cause
as the one in which we. are engaged.
By order Of Col. H. C. BOWEN.
JoHN b. HAMILTON.
lst Lient. Comdg Co. c, ed Va. Cavalry.
May IL, l864-5w ~
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& Am now ready to:rsceiyesall the Taxes dut
Il for the, year 1858, in the 9th District com.
posed OF the countiesof Russell and buchanan.
and for that purpose, will attend at the follow
ing places at the times here specified.
Wednesday,. Msy sleth, at Fielding Combs
House, N. G.
: Thursday = Ne, lstA, Il \. ., Aston. Store,
Friday, May sosA. high sJohh..n,a House,
Saturdays nv alss i John !. v. L.my,ins
Stere.. ,3.sAs 5sf $50
Monday, May 2sd, at ], C. Ferepson's Mill.
Store. 81 q 49, a y
!, Thursday, May 2s.h; ). HOBBS s H.ndriek,.
Store gf. 5 ...s Z 8. !,
Fridsy, May eth, ii i, N. 3. Brrd;ae,s 1aonse.
Saturday, May 9sth, At J. G. Fdgate's Tan
Monday, May soth, 1t Robert Fug.ts,s store.
Tuesdsy May 'Slst, At James H. biekensoas
Store ~. :t = 49, 4
Store s. E - -
Thursday, Junessd, Il VIM. Grizzlies House
Friday, June ID, 1t Mrs. Archer j essse 8 Min.
i Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9Th.
I tn and 9Th, at Thos. G. NJ Alderaot' 5 Store. !
!. All persons failing 70 meet me and pay their
faxes scsordihg 70 thissnotice, win be required
. pay ~ per cent. Tax rs the law fequires.
F3:.'ss' I. THOMAS H, GARRETT,
~ Tax Collector for Dist. No. 81.
May 6, l664--5w
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deafhsof such q one imposes painful bereaye-
lnent, hot only upon those nearest to her related
put upon all who claimed to be. OF her acqualnt-
| ance. Having Illustrated an exemplary deyo-
ton and consistency Of membership in the Pres
/ byterian Church 1--WE years previous TO her de-
eesse, all who beheld her in that dark and try
ing hour, could not fail to witness complete
triumph of christianity over DEATH After she
/ had suffered from protraeted illness Of two
months, attended with several intervals Of APP
parent decline in the fatal character of her dis
ease, she was finally appraised of her hopeless
condition. without the tone Of SO appalling a
notice, causing her to utter one word of regret
or expression of fear. With o GOODNESS of mind
rarely discovered under such circumstances, she
gave directions as to how her remains should be
attired for interment, and even selected the
hymns to be sung at the exercises of her fune
raj cerem 1nles. Before taking leave of her
friends, she admonished all in a lively. christian
spirit, to live uprghtly and prepare to reioin her
where eternal peace end beatitude constitute
the rich reward of the faithful and redeemed.
Bear Kate, all thy favorite walks Of life mis-.
thee now, as they never missed thee before We
never dreamed before that the absence of tbv
form-the sweet influence of thy social mmood
and gentle words aud smiles, would ever weigh
down down our hearts with SO much sorrow and lone
liness
we would gladly watt to thy spirit above, in
vltat'ons to return to earth again; but what are.
the attractions of earth to thee, compared to the
gorgeous scenes and enchanting melodies ever
pervading and thrilliDgthe angelic thr.ng, while
chanting praise to God and the Lamb.
Kate to.see thee again, we must 90 from
earth to heaven, the way SO beautifully desic-
mated by the charm and lustre of ,thy chaste
ard christian example E.J G.
Es Christian Observer please copy.
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Small by Degrees. ard DeautI-
fxkSIE less,

= Some time since the Yankees we're making d
great ado over the 'insiacsse quantity of cotton
captured ny the Red river expedition Forty
xasusaad Gales, they stated, had fallen into their
hands. =s,;s f'.*
- Concefping the cam e ,cdtton Nesr Orleans
f1ts corresponding efAthe New Xork World Says:
tone OF the most important civil officers Of
e the Governments residing here has received a let
ls. ter .frsm Alexasdria from sufficiently high
parsonage to be reliable. assuring him that all
the cotton which may be expected from BED
= river has already been sent down. and rs this
rs only one hundred ami twenty bales, the pros.
: pect is very peor o,'c As far as heard from
~ 81 ahs torch has been put the planters every
bale OF cotton on the river above that point
which is chiefly attributed to the lawless con-
duct the naval part of the expedition, which
"a scomMSncsdsits work by the ndiscriminate des-
truction Of private property within its reach
The plaesers are finishing the work on theirowni
account.
Il. From forty thousand to tone hundred and
tusnty! Just about the usual difference be-
sI - 1wsen:a Fandee statement of saJthiag and the
truth.
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Please Return,

GONE friends have borrowed the following
~ articles, which it is hoped they will return
as the owner, after having been deprived 81
their use for several years, desires to get them
again:-
A pair Of Saddle-bags, with leather covers
which, when loaned, were sound snd in good
condition. tits believed that the name Of s.W.
n. Steel is upon them. s.s
Also vol. XII Of .sExpleratieus and Survsys
for Route for ., Railroad from the Mississippi
River to the Pacific Ocean,, Also vol. LIST Of
.Life and Speeches of Henry Clay.
Persons having these articles, win please re.
turn them, as / think they have had the use Of
them long enough. VIZ. BARR.
Nav 10. l864-tf ssss.s.-
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$500 REEARn.

SIoLEN from the Subscriber. on the 18th
~ DAY OF April, from tls pastuse OF Mr. The
'opniias Glapp, about ene.mile Southwest Of "A
pingdoA light Bay Mare about Is hands high
ooth hind feet white. heasy set with fine head
ana neck, about s or s years old, mark made
oy the crupper just behind the saddle. from
xhisk the hair stands up6ghs. will give the
above reward Of $500 fof the delivery Of said
Ware TO me at the houses JOHN "A. Mann, in
Scott county, or for infogmation from which
may become in possession OF her.
GEORGE W. SAILING,
Private inCapt.s J. \. Ceilings Co. (C,)
& 49, ,ao. 9th Va. Battalion.
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5000 REWARD.

G TOLEN from the stable of the subscriber.
y near Glade Spring Nine miles East Gf Al.
ingdon, on the third night Of May, . Brown
Horse, seven years old, seventeen hands high,
heavy name and tail, rather swabed, q small
star in his forehead, scar under the chin.
caused BY distemper, and PAGES rather sluggish,
aad was, when stolen, in very good order.
will give the above reward for the horse and
thief, or one handred dollars for the horse. or
any Information by which can get him.
6. May 20, lS64-4tt -. GAS. GRANT
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Porfmonnies FOund-

TUuNU On Fl, day last, on the road lead.
j, ing from Saltvile ii Ahinedon,-s2 miles
from Ssltyille-~a large Np3tmonaie, containina
some money and some tettess. The owner can
get it bysfdentifyiag ii and paying for this ad.
vertisenfent- It has been left at this Office by
the finder. f n
Abingdon, Nav 13. 1901.
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NOTICE.

hit HEREBY warn III persons from tyadsnr for
- . Bond executed BY 4inyAelf TO Petar w.
sWanplers for the sum Of, So. 900. on or about
-2ath July, 1851 have tsndered tue. said
Wampler current funds in pay meuf IL tlse note,
end he has refased 10 receive the same IN pay.
'ment :. s-si ! So OSCAR 2. 6TAIR.
(. May 20. l864--4w
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notice 90 Tax.lsayers.

- = :" ca: =
State Of Virginia, Goth Collection District, com
posed Of the comfy Of WashSvtoza,.
II. persons in this District Who have hereto
n fore been Registered, or who by law era
required to Register, are hereby pofi&ed THAI
the time allowed by Law for masking the Returns
Of their Gross Sales for the Quarter ending
March 3lst. 1854. having expired, sthey.ra re-
qulred within thirty days from the dste hereof,
TO pay to me the. amount of their Tax on Sales to
March Slst,. 1854, under the penalty Of having
their Tax doubled
JAMES c. CAMPBELL.
s5sl> Collector for 66th sDSrict.
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IN MEMORY OF
Rachel Lillian Minerva.

=. =
i,.fant daughter tagged nearly / year. \ of.Nr. O.
car H.. .Bonham, wAo felsin the bloody Isttie
GsttysbaTy, Pa,
saw d tender mother clasp
A fragile fowret. to her breast:
More precious to her xidow'l heart.
Than costly pearls or regal crest
Sweet Lille oft her winning smile
Would chase the hours Of care and s.oom.
And mid the darkest ills Of life.
Bid fragrant buds of hope to bloom. Z
Lille her papa ne'er had SEEN i.
Ne'er listen'dto his manly voice. Z. 3,
Her artless glee meier charm'd his eve.
Nor made his throbbing heart rejoice u.
Far on a distant battlefield
lie nobly met a soldiers death. !, s
NO Tered one near to soothe his pain.
~ watch his gasping, parting breath.
On Gettysburg's red plain he sleeps,
Where vandal foes above him tread.
While Lille in her native earth .
Hath found,a lowly, peaceful. bed.
Tho in the flesh they never met,
Ihe'r spirits blend before the throne,
10th With their angel-plumsge on,
Il and harps Of richest, sweetest tone!
Then widow'd mother dry thy tears,
And hush thy bosom's bursting sigh,
Look up beyond times misty veil,
Love blooms immortal in the sky!
W0odta'es, W., april 1ath, 1884. VI
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Estrayed,

a LIGHT Bay Horse, about sixteen hands
~ high, seven years old, long neck and heavy
ears, rather dropping, black, heavy name and
tail, branded with Z. g. The said horse estfsy-
ed rom camp near Emory and Henry, on the
sight of the 9th inst. a rewaM of City dol.
lars viii be given II taken up. Address
s,., GEORGE r THOMPSON Il Z n.
May s., l864A-tf CosH, 9Th Va. Cav,
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OBITUARIES.

III B = = z
Died, Friday, the 18th inst, in this town, al
the residence of his father, Mr.. Norman Cfaw-
ford, Mr.. JACOB L. CRAwseRD, IN the Doth gear
= Of HRS age. Il atsf
~ A:youug. man Of excellept character. from his
boyhon6 up one Of the first to volunteer in his
~csddtry's service soldier prompt, brave cheer
ft1, ressidte. Gar young friend fell victim to
~ disease produced by the hafdships of two gears
service nader Jackson and Lee. Jacob was not
member of the church, but died expressing
his readiness and willingness to go. If it were
= Gods will to take him We buried him in the
- old grave yard with the tears which shed over
= the graves Of the yoang and brave and protnis3
ing, who fall in their counsry's cause.
= Lieut.. WN. H. SwAKGo, of Co. E, Nays Re-
giment 10Th KY. Cavs, army s. W. Va, was
- killed in = shwnish with the enemy near Car
ter's Depot, e. Tenn, on the slst Sept, 1863 =
He " Is tie son of Harrison and Anna Swango,
:. and. was born February, 4 846, ia Wolf county,
Ky. He. entered the Confederate. service in
December, 1861 ], sat the age Of Is, rs a private
: lin the 5th Eegt. Ky Vol. Infantry, but was
'~.soen appointed Drum Major, in which capacity
he served until the fall of 1852, when he Joined
esthe companysof Mounted kifes; commanded by
2, his brother, Capt d. T. SwaDge, Of which be
WAS electeds2d hieut. ss4s
He was youth of fine promise, and Of ire
sPsoschables moral character. He passed nm
sscathrl through the detneralizing Influences
which seem to be inseperable from the soldiers
Aife. and bore to the grave the simplicity of pu
;sEity of heart, which characterized him from
'schildhsod In his manners, he was modest, a.
/. niable And gentle; rs friend, he was sincere;
~ aseldier,i brave, contentious and faithful I
a sense Of duty was the ruling principle Of his
HE and in the death-agoay, he did not ,waver
1r0m it; but when shot down BY the enemy from /
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IAN sway from the shbscribef IN Tuesday
~ night last . Negro Boz by the. naAa u
Madison, about 10 years. old, about, s fset 10
inches high, dark complexion, slightly book
marked, ana had ii q DIRK Jeans cont tsllsu
pantsAnd gray. csp,. ne formerly bslsngsd q
Niliosghby Munsey, Of Leo county, i xill e;se
the above reward Tor his confinement ia aayJsil
in the State, 50 hat / ret him. " q
! Dec. lS, 1851 &c. CLARK.
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NOTICE TO C0NsCRIPTs
sOfths 13th C0k ~ nssfrtct

A Ii persons liable.to military duty, wheth III
~ under previous. or the late legislation Of
congress- Will report thepselres for enrel1anent
gnu e4aminafion, at the places and ON the days
nAeo IN the annexed notice Of the Exanihinx
Board. This notice ihcludes
ISL. All persons between the ages of Is And
90: who have not heretofore been Z nrolled.
"a. All persons between the ages Of "a and
10, who have been examined and exemntea.
whether temporarily or psrmanentIy.
3D. An Of the reserve classes !. :. betvee,.
the ages Of u and 10. and 45 aad so, whether
enrolled heretofore or not
~. All persons heretofore exempt hy law of
Congress, whose exemptions ore revoked hv
rsus Of. %. 1ss new military BILL approved l7tH
-, '; Z, All person. Ginning s.enpsioanna.s tho
6ths! All male free negroes and ether f,as
persons Of color, not Including ihose nee nadsr
Che treaty Of Paris Of 1905, or usder the treaty
Of Spain A 1917, between che sges Of Is and
n. B.-TAis class win report "a tia last d.y
Of the examination in each county.
This notice includes ali persons Of any Of the
above classes whether residents Of this On anv
other portion Of the State, or oslnr States. and
all persons who have been at any tine dischsre.
ed from the army.
All the laws and regulations applicable Ia
deserters will be applied to.saeb persona n the
classes above named, who shall fall 70 resort A.
the places OF rendezvous, or who shall desert
after enrolment. 60
D. B. BALDWIN, Captain
and Enrolling Officer 18TH Cong District.
The undersigned Examining; Board for IL
18th Congressional District, do hereby give mo-
t'cs to az whom it may esncern, aAas they have
appointed the following places.and days, Tor ths
examination OF conscripts in the 18th CongYss-
saopal District. in pursuance Of the above aotee,
ana al exemptions heretofore. granted are res
.yoked and discrimination ordered
This includes all persons between IL and 50,
except those detailed for Goysrnneht contracs
tors.
s Washington County, at Abingdon. on the tn.
Och, 10tH and l1th Nay.
ana IAN MAY. ~. .-'A t''A
!. Wythe County, ct wyAstille, on tbs letA.
It'll and 18th May. es<.sss.
. l e :. County, at gasswea cosss House,
- Bland County. at the crab Orchard, on Tie
9Th and 18th May - :
ersysoh County, At Independence. % the. 1st
End "a June. afry,S s-ts4tsf. "a ~ .s..t
Rosssll County at Isb.sQn. osths assss 1oth
snd l1th June h
scot County, .s rstilr,nls, % ,sh.. 18Th, ia
md 18th June z & Z. y frls
!, 3. r. WALKER, Surgeon d press.,
(. ~ JAMES P. HAMbiET, Nib,
..ss.. LA. 7; PAINpER. NJ. N,
$500. ExdnmMg Re~d.
~ To be Inserted in oil The pews papers