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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-27

Gen Malone drove three regiments aeros =;
the river, capturing. stand II rolors and
some prisoners; among them, one Aid 70 Gen.
Iaidley. ~. Vt s8s.
tSigned) H. .. les, Cent
iT4rIossyslIa, %.
On Monday erenine so Of hse, = cavalry be-
ing crossed by the s.sne1ny's infantry near
Anderssnsille Gloss Road, McGowan's bril-
gads was sent to support thqravalry. A con-
siderable fight ensued, ans the enemy were
held in check. 80 ~
Yesterday there was considerable skirmish-
ing on our left.
During the evening Malone, comd & Alder
sons division, repulsed an attack Of the enc
my on our Iefs and in town.. He charged
them. capturing some prisoners:
This morning there is some artillery firing,
but it amounts tosvery- little.s As
Our troops are still in she best possible
spirits:
TAr,oRsyILLr IS.
No engagement to-day and sery little skir-
mishing.
Grant has strong fnrtifcations in our front,
and is supposed to DC moving his main force
around still more to our right.
There has been heavy firing to-day. extend
ing back several miles on the line Of the Cen
trni Railroad, and it, is coi,jectured that the
enemy are burning the track and depots, It
is also reported that the enemy are DESTROY
ing the track between Milf,rd and Chester
field. on the Fredericksburg K. b. This seems
to indicate that Grant >intends changing his
base towards the Peninsula.
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Casualties in 90. n, s7th Va. Regt

killed EssFgf} J. Bsatis, Jas. E. Bariuw:'
Wouaded. Gait James E. Berry. Corpl
R. J. Caldwell; trivates r. N. Upton and
Vim. L. Parks.
Missing. Lieut. JAS. T. Fulcher. Eli A.
Rosenbaim; Seras S. 7. Caldwell, NJ. r.
Edmondson; Corp B. R Shui6eld, JAS. NJ. Ea-
kin; privates a. Blown. J. Barbary, D. E. De-
busk. Joseph s. Ehkin, I. Hand. A. Mcclure,
]. McCann. Jas. Rhca, To Roe, D. Ro.
senbalm, JAS. Rofnbalm. G. A. South, D. G.
South, D. G. Snodgrass, J. Snedgrass. II. II.
Smith, J. D. Sped, A. Moore, J. G. Thomas,
Il. G. Thomas. j NJ. Thomas. J. Trent, E.
R. vestal, r. ]. estal, VIM. B. Widner, E.
D. Widner, JAS. Widner, j. W. Wright.
II. F. Wright.
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The s<New Issue.,,

The new ISeueyf NJ the second class mill
tia are called, assembled here in pretty con-
siderable nnmbersxn Tuesday, were taken in
charge by Capt. cr M, and are now in camp
in this vicinity. hat their destination OF
the time they WILDE in service, We do not
know, but presumt they will not be taken
very far nor dstainSd sery long. IS
tits thought hH many that it is very bad
policy to enroll thets forces.at this patticular
time, as the nlostbf them are farmers, and
that it may diminiR the crop one. half This
is true, and while re regret the necessity that
calls them out, it nevertheless necessity,
and one that mnstbe borne with. The enc
my, driven to desl ration BY their i'll success
AZ Richmond and Dalton, and made doubly
mad by the piles dead Yankees in frunt Of
our armies, are hiding out large raiding
forces in every objection, and we know not
how soon they MAJ strike at Us in this locali-
ty, or At some pois upon onr line Of road. -
These reserves, therefore, are absolutely ne
cessary, and We al glad to see them respond
50 promptly and = cheerfally. It.may be, as
has been estimate by some, that the crop
will be reduced o3e,haH, but will not this be
better than for THIN to remain at home and
let the Yankees cine in and take all? We
think so, and for That reason all should be
reconciled to the sfern necessity that demands
the sacrifice.
Gov. Vance, in Sneso his late speeches in
North Carolina, skoke Of woman in that
State whose husb1 Id was in the army, hay-
ing raised q crop three hundred bushels q
corn with y little 1teer. She had three small
children, around he youngest Of which she
built q pen when was necessary for her to
be in q distant pa3t Of the field. Many wo-
men in this count raired crops last year suf.
icientf for the spsknance Of their families, if
it had not been taten from them. They can
do 50 this year, q ID as the probability is they
will not be deprivfd Of the fruits Of their la
Dor, they will do with more cheerfnlness
and encouragement. Persons have no idea
Of what they can 70 till they try, and women
and children willlbe astonished at their sue.
cess when they dbme to gather what they
have made.
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were promptly DEPOSITED in the Office here1on.
Thursday evenings hnd We. have no doubt
they were promptly hndregularly mailed, bpt
where they haveMx ndered to is more than
we can tell
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ArIAsrA, May 20tl
FrOna the south side.

Y -r---e4r-s RfCHMONp. Nav g.
/ The only news from the South side to-day is
that two monitors and several transports drop
ped down the river last night, and had passed,
from view, Of our scouts this morning.
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Election Returns.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

For Cir. CT. Clerk Branch, without oppo
=. Co. g % .Kreger, !"
. Sheriff Hamilton ST., Heiskell 664.
. Com. Atty-C Campbell 878, Ernest SAT.
!" Surveyor Quown 500, Vanhuss 1850.
g Com. Revmue-Miller 770, Campbell 665,
Duff 823, Staafeia $50, Ramabe A1a, Sharrs.i
160, Fields 81, Page 28- Miller and Campbell
elected.
" MAGISTRATES.
~ Distrnt-N. T. McGinnis, James A. Raj
leyr James Fields, John L. Bradley
I'D DistTict-Josiah Teeter, John r; Sutton,
Robert B.. Cummings, James L. F. Gamphell
Sd Dsstriot--Wm r. Rhea, T. P. Hendricks,
James D. Ellington, VIM. L. Rice.
4th District-Daniel E. Price, Jeriel Linder,
James Phelps, George L. Gillenwaters.
9TH Distyiet-Wm. P. Minor, Ota II. Ward,
John M. Maiden, Nicholas Hite
18th Dsstrict-David B. Clark, James Kelly,
James A.. Gollehon, NJ. B. Tate.
7h District--James Crow, 8. C. Patterson,
David Rosenbalm, James Snodgrass.
\ 9Th District. C. Porterfeld, John s. Cauld-
well, John NJ. Lowry, Samuel Houston.
9TH Distrsct--John Lowry James A. King,
DavidC. Denton, John w. Love.
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Zs@r lst 1t William sCleavsland, fthe 5th
KY. Infantry, wat severely wounded in one
Of Gen. Johnstoi s. recent engagements in
Georgia. As hislfathar is in Lee county, we
make this staten}nt that it may reach him.
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From J0hnstO mys Army.

y ATLkA1A, May eth.
Letters from the Press reporter on the field,
say operations yesterday rerc confined TO skir-
mishing;. the, enemy feeling fer our position.
Our right rests on the road from Acworth to.
Dallas. about 8 miles North east from New Hone,
Church, extending ffbm'the latter point nearly
west. The movements Of the enemy continue
TO extend towards ear right, indicating sdispo-
isition to get nearer to Etowah river aud bridge
firing was heard early this morning, but died
away soon. ;ss sss3
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Frsn, Johnston's Army.

y, II ATLANTA, May &c.,
A despatch from the front arrived lnte last
evening.
Wheeler attacked Cashn!l, on Tuesday. and
defeated Woolford's cavalry brigade, burned
one hundred and sixty, brought off eighty wa
CONS and $50 prisoners.
The Yankees are running cars to Cass Sta
ton. Scouts report that three Yankee corps
crossed the Etowah on therroad to Dallas, and
are still crossing. They march in close order
no struggling. and are ready for fight, McPher-
SON occupied Dallas ON, Tuesday evening.
Slight diminishing that afternoon and Wednes-
day morning With Folks corps
The Yankees levy heavy contributions as they
march, and hufn oil mills factories and good
residences, where the owners have left they
destroy everything.
2DDEsfATCn.
ATLANTA, May Goth.
Onr army having advanced from the line Of
the Railroad westward, our information comes
more irregularly. Firing was heard last even;
ing. and again 70. day, supposed to be about go
miles from here, between Marietta and Dallas.
Press Reporters have gone TO the front.
Gov. Brown is here with tile State reserve
troops, and there is feeling of hopeful conf
dence among all parties.
/ No communication received from Gen. John
ston's army to-day.
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WISE COUNTY.

For Sheriff, ]. M. Gibson's majority, Ill
IS Com. Attorney, A. w. Smiths g 1872
Co. Court Clerk, Lips 9" SO
= Cir. 6 g salyer'a 50
g" Com. Revenue, Harris i" "a
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btrb irle eebeine nb natutltGe eet 36rper ter
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pine Jur9t M anoertranen aufietne arst-
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The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

bear successfully upon nominating conven-
tions; but just in proportion as they are
yielded Owin be the weakness Of the ticket
On the contrary, we would have the Con
ventiOn ignore all the considerations We
have named, and ask concerning every can
didate only those questions which Jefferson
established in his inquisition into the char
aeier Of candidates for offices under him
is this man capable for the plaee-will he
do is duties faithfully-will be be honest
and unselfish. When the nominees OF a
ticket are tried by these interrogatves, and
an Affirmative answer l. given OF each OF
them. that ticket dsserreS 10 be elected;
and there are strong probabilities that the
majority of the people viii express them
selves at the polls in lis favor. But If every
nominee were known to be- incompetent,
lazy and dishonest, ought not such ticket,
Of anv party, be voted down Trickery,
management, and bargaining on personal
and local considerations. and tamperln9
with political enemies are not without their
TEMPORARY SUCCESSES Nut III tL' i'li- 4 "--'
we know Of no surer OF better way for
political. party 10 rise 10 power than 10
make a frank and manly avOwal OF is
principles and vote unitedly and perseyer-
inglv for the best men IN their ranks a. re-
presentatives OF these principles, and Jor "f
others.
With such a ticket, we would have strong
hopes Of success. provided it were followed
I'D in each town and ward by such efforts
a. will call out every voter Who iavors the
political principles involved. But II ever
only one or two in each town and ward re
fuse to sustain II, or stay at home, this de
fection may be enough TO neutralize an'
destroy the success OF me whole kepupli
can vote Of tho County
These are our views. frankly expressed
Of the duty and prospects Of the Repuol
can party Of this county. II remains for tn
Convention to take such course as it shal
deem wise and best.