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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07
Ket Assets, January, 1884,
$4,000, ,556.3D =.


I. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION q the
KTkA, sfter q years 0f severe trial, has fs-
alfred the greatest public sdVsutaKss aud
success - the Farisus -ystenns II FiEa Iusa-
rance IN tie cOuntry. Il hos better thAn
ever prepared fer duty.
g fs.011 Toss Claims have been ssftlfd and PAID.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARs
&. THE COSEBMPTI0S or PROPERTY By
FIRE IN the Tnls~d States averages ever
gl0a.0Oo daily Il your properly sxpes@t
and unprot~ctsdf
= ARE roo IEsuREDf II not. wsy netf
TIE raxt = irifinE; the duiy i mznifst;
the result may y yoEr e-cape from ruin
while dsiAy sad Hsgiect may iHxelss
yoa IN bankruptcy. p,tsrfys er ersei d.
apruIHtDauf.
:. PARTICULAR ATTEsTI0N snd regard j
xiseu teEmsii risks sell large eBes-
AbIs sud superior commercial sdTsntzEss
Afforded.
So Irsuraaas aoliritsd and Poiscies issss1 ~
}. ". HEXsEs, Ar-nt,
jz29 Marble HAH Buiidin<. Ne. 3. aSln 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07
Army Letters.

CAHP s0rH IsnlAxA Vols, J
Messy Creek Station, TeHa, +
March 2Sth, 1864. J
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

State. So we, as soldiers, call upon all
good men, Of all politics, to rally and
give o. P. Morton their support for Gov
ernor Of Indiana Ia October next, and
receive the heartfelt thanks OF two-thirds
OF IndiAns's noble sons, now in the field
battling for their eoantry.
More anon- ia. Nc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07
Nerroes IL the southern lrmr.

Tho Richmond Press publish the Off.
eisl copy Of An Act to increase the
efficiency Of The army BY the employ
ment Of free negroes and slaves in Ger.
tain eapaeities,' lately passed By the
Rebel Congress The negroes are to
perform such dniies' As the "seere-
tAry Of War 81 Commanding General
may prescribe The first section is Is
follows
The Congress efthe Confederate States
ofAmer4ca do ea1ct, That all male free
negroes. and other free porsons of color,
not inclHdeiug those who are free under
the treaty Of Paris. OF 1908, OF under
the treaty Of Spain, OF 1919, resident 10
the Confedeats States, between the ages
Of eighssen and lifty years, shall be held
liable 10 perform such duties with the
army, or'in connection Eith the military
dslsnees Of the var OF woek upon forsi6-
cations, or ia Governmsgt works for
the production OF preparation Of materi-
ais Of var, II military hospitals, as
the Secretary Of War or the Command
iug General Of the Trans- Mississippi
Department msv, from time TO time, pre-
scribe; and vhile engaged in the per-
formAncs OF such duties shall receive
rations aud clothing and compensation
At the rate Of eleven dollars q month,
under such rules and regulations as the
said Secretary uaay establish; Pr0cided,
that the Secretary Of War or the Com
manding General Of the Trans Mississip-
pi Department, With the approval of tbe
President, may exempt from The opera.
ton Of this act such free negroes As the
interests Of the country may require
should be exempted. or such rs be may
think proper to exempt cn the ground Of
justice, equity or necessity.
The third section provides that when
the Secretary Of War shall be unable
to procure the services Of slaves Ia any
military department, then he is author
! ized 70 sBsprsss The ssrviess Of az many
male siares, not to exceed twenty thou
sand as may be required. from tine 20
/ time, to discharge the duties indicated in
the first section Of the act
The owner Of the slave Is to be paid
I for his services: or If he be killed or
escapes to the enemy, the owner shall
receive his full value.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

MIsCELLAN Eors-The Fort Wayne
Gazette says thattwo men attmp.sd to rob
the house Of ar old gentleman Of seventy
six, named John Smiley Of that place
the other night, but were utterly discom-
fitted BY his courageous conduct he
snatehed his rife aud fred at them, and
they ran without waiting for any further
warning. Robberies, murders, and other
deeds Of violence, have been fearfally
prevalent the past winter and present
spring, and il has frequently proved
unsafe for man to walk along we'll
lighted street home ls:e at night A
good revolver and close watch are the
best remedies Police1en can do little
even when they try to do anything. Each
man must look out for his own person
and house, and II he looks carefully be
won't be likely 10 look in vain.
The Michigan City Rerisg says that
& dagerous plot to break out sad break
down the States prison at that place Was
recestly detected and defeated by Mr.
Warden Wood The prisoners managed
to smuggle in and conceal in their bed
ticks quantities of powder, With which
they intended to blow up the southern
wall, kill whoever might come in their
way, and in the confusion make a STAN
pede for liberty; bHt they didn't succeed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07
NEW BOOKS.


NEW BOOKS.
nEEAS's LIFR OF CHRIST, hook Great.
n ing great excitement.
Miss Gnbert's Career.
Tales cf the Opera; BY Parton.
Mrs. LlrripsT's Lodsingsi BY Dickens.
Letters 90 the Joheses.
Abbotrs History Of the Great Rebellion.
southern History ot the war-nrst and second
volumes.
GensraI Grant and his Campaigns
HArper's aistory of the War, as far as ont.
The Psrteet Gentleman; or, Elegance and klo'
quenes.
Held 10 Bondage; BY c. Vaughn.
whip, Hoe. aud Sword.
Rnbini; 4 nav novel.
fraak Warrington; by author Of " The ssah'
Strands"
Barrctt's Astrenemy and Atlas.
Msrosds's Novels, a5d ell the nlna Novels.
At n.J. DoRELL'5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07
CARPETS.
Carnafs al nld Prioes.

As We WILL HAVE no BOON FOB show-
~ lag Czrpeks during The tine that ~e re-oil2e
ear ssoFs tsis summsr. ws VIII sell 01r SICK q
Czxpst at the CID prScs, Which - - 70 . PER eezt
! sss than they can now b sc9sht q n.xL
-s.-l5 - sCHApKEk BCSsIHG,
Wea az aud 20 MATS Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

SPECIAL 20 tbs chisazo Tribune
SPHrNcFIELD, IIt-, April Ii learn
from perfectly reliable mau who ar.
rived from Charleston to-day, that sf.
fairs there are quiet and the troubles
seem 10 be over for the present
some forty prisoners are in custody at
Maito6n An investigation is taking
place, which will release one-half OF
them Only those viii be retained
against whom positive evidence is pb-
tanned which viii convict them Of com
plicity in Mondays affair
But one band OF marauders is now
known to be collected, which is with
0'Hair twenty miles from Charleston,
and numbers 500 men Squads Of from
30 to 100 are reported at different K. G..
c. rendezvous, bat nothing Is feared from
them
The prisoners viii be turned over to
the civil authorities for trial, unless 9th
erwise ordered by the General command
lnu.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

SLAvEKT TO BE BURtKD.-The New
York Express says there are only gen
"Democrasie" members Of the House Of
Representatives left who still believe in
the vitality, and the ESsaing Post says
these are probably Messsrs. Ferrando
and Ben Wood. Cox, voorhees,, harris,
Aucona, Chandler, Pendleton, Dawson,
and Randall.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07
sADDLERY.
THOMAS @. MAGHER.

- may always BE- fouHd 1T She old stand, No.
&S LOCUST STREET. near the Pos' oflsa Re
stiii c0ntinees TO usBaf4etprg LIZ or HeaTy
Harness. Saddles, Brides, Martinss -, Collars.
Ae., &c. and has on hand q iarzs AID attr4etiEs
stock Of Custom " orhs male of the best fssteFiaI
by seieBtiae woFkmen, whgeh he now offers 70 tbs
trade ~ EASTERN PRICES. Having greatIs Ia
erased his facilitles for man ufctarink he IL
prepared % furnish ali articles In hs line in any
quahtitisa, - the sb0f est nOties. All Nho wish
20 buy viii save money by sxamIning his stock
before purchasing else here. All who like 70
snins aas articles Invited 20 call and the
work which took tbs premiums al the last 5airs.
NIB. Every article Il guaranteed, and pfsma-
tuTs rips aad breaks repaired without charge.
frblG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07
PRIVATE DIsPEEsARY.

AL SECRET DISEASES AIS cURED
n w1thoas ras uss of Hsrvarial prspzrAftsess 81
q eLsEn Street, In Mesker's bzli1fpy, by
izaIfy DE-. sERsAN0E0WEET
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26

itanp bali isso4 nidbts. jsnists Der Ssde eansen
srpsi @sidsrtsn sss @ensp 'armen. bic i.ee Beu.,
snHs rec Ansfantsn iiterwaGttn; iie leatsn itm
eanel@'dss an, uns fisrtsn Jpn sur llnterla@unss.
bait mad Br.f al. III t
etntss @O4tn lang wars er bort iirsns perwasrt
essalten unS tdsli& ssr66rt. -@slts Nisseripraas
trs us'n fa i'm G.ifs sss @snIdsx Ci.itr rss.
SurSs. Der nit Der at flat YluusY.n ,u s.resrben,
rtt GOlons ssrlahtn bate, warb jebt Der tr.u.Rs.
satnadtslts Utrtasipiser pes Rannss, Der ion 10
eer 9strantt bate, sa ct ibn ielt unttr Der 0udt
elmer psinli9n antass wusts. CT b.artiT, sas
man ipn isltf nur als ras @srtssus rss gsrtrsa.ns
srtratte nl,o ltsssrts renn aua rie 5atnadia.s,
l'lnts sausnsns bii gum Ssroismus, 10 ha6 ale
Ssmubun9sn Der Neutrality-suspicious., itm irsenp
sin 0sfanrnib ~ sntrsistn, al isin.m Uiasn
Gsterten. ....s. .-, ......
slun atsr mar si. gusiass zines @itiAulsis.n,
mU&tsn aud g.wsiis ssnns far bic Sdulp s.s
Gapitans glOuevsn tsrets sOrIisssn, rod fdr BEN
lSnslsn. 8ortsans ns Yrose0.s Yon ar5st,r
sSiStistsit, 10 ra6 eas @sriat ristl6e nit stnia,m
3sitosrluIt ni&t ,u tgsast su srtauf.u slausts.
es warD sesRaIb NIT gsrtDren inn. as5alt.u. In
Der 9Oftnuns, Na6esntsn uns Ginlamt.it wsrss
aufrsissnrsr auf ZEN un,usdnsn&sn Saneer pirssu,
ale fis tdsliae gsarbsitnns pur& Gras.a uns
1rOeunstn, bic isiusn @isssripru&sssia ss.s
rs'ssn als tsidnftis.n mU4ten.
untsr rem mtsersn @iittsln, bic man feet an.
Nsnre!s, sat ss sns, eas, pis mir Wid.I t.nn,u
sslsrnt sabsn, ni&t unpirtiam bleiben lsnnt.. %
mar tic unabIaEis. issIiorssrI&. gni,ra6. .ir,s
Yr'stsrs. 0is 70 pisls isines @,w.r,.s tatt.
@fiSd fslsit I'm Srussl fsinss ltarmepuasn e.t.ns
'as rrtIsinaiss 3eil istnsr e..le nj. aau, aus
ZEN Nus'n Dsrl0rsn, iOnpem fsts s.slaust, sur8
s'ns o'tsRruHe 3a 9slsssn.r 3eit Fa mtt s.m
5imm'l pOafanris abFnssn Iu Tonne n. SOir
piIlsn, sat r ist .inIssn Nonaten ei.i. 3.l. ale
sstammsn 6stra&tsts, unp r.rpen 20 eaS.r natirIia
Fre'n. tat Der CUTE Wsiili3s ni&t iun,.rli6 @lts
bate iRm in Ger 8si&ts sas ssas @.ltdnpni6 sin,s
SsrtrsGsns NIT alien Nstsnum1dne.n ,u .utr.ie.u.
Camit fasn ntn aud gtlss sridSpf, Fem Gss
anssnsn mar 20 rur um .insn Srisr.n nit ssv
&ir6s iu tbun sspsitn. esn 0.aansnit Dor
(Ssri6t ju uisssrtslen, wassrts tr Fa 70 bart.
HadlS ale suo0r. Sursg w0tI iaisa .r I'D
w'aia9rissr fnsm lu psllsn, bod In aus.ntIid
Usnn o larauf antam. ,Os sr i,etsmaI i.in bali
sssstsnss griyu&tn wi,ssr ,urid.
(S4lus, ,iOlss.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26

Seiunetu, rsr Den unlsusbarisu Sswsis raiir liss
fsrts, sab IS In Der Shat bic est&e Der psrl&puns
rsasa @rafn 9luuessn sspeisn ,i, Gle man rem
eiats suradssseten salis, esnn 20 mar isr araa.
ring nit esn Namsn rr Sntinsttsn unS rem
Datum pes 3U&,eitstasss, es tIieb esr S&ulsise
nod ~ sntredsn.
3unaaf warp srm,ttelt, eas cas- 5du5dsn e.
nsm 9anrmanns aus gsues, Namsns Wiasl ss'
bore, Der ss YOn ben @rlparniiIsn Zines @fatrcis-
letens srtuuit, bod sd is,trem taum Elm Orsr Spsi
Nal in ieinsm geTsttum umssistsn tats. r9ns
lid wtitrr I'M rsllen 9erwaltuns ;u tstimmsrn.
llrtsr lsnfn gsrtltib mar nur ras isiBuleten, RAP
sr isit Satrsu aui Der 8riss rrs Captain 9,Uutrsn
risus. unr aue p'Fsn &aps8ass in ulsn Msrsu
mit9smadt.
90 Ssian9te man na6 unit mad, tur6 SaGrs
lang unnmarIia fort9ssBe JurIaanssn su rsr
uebuSsu9una, TAP Gapitan YIoussen jsltf Fem
ratt1ltaitsn gwitwinrsn rsr @jrdFu ni9t frsmt
isin tonne - unr tn si,ism staeium mar ris
lluttriu&ung, ais nit strsm Na!e @tAet, Ter
SYmann, an Der brsta5nil&sn &uls lanre1s une
in isinsm 9simatbsrrrfs ui&sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26

- &arstta wurssn iir tas farbis. RsSim,nt
In Quincy, Sanpis. etisfsl requirrt. Ge SrObs
r.risltsn mar 10 snOrm, ras wsser In Springfield.
nod in @tieaso Vrr an irssns stasm anssru
Yluss ris psrlanste Gubtslftluns lu fneen mar.
@un mubts naa Basetnstun tsI'srapbirsn unp
irassn mas man IN Der Sats ttun iuns, uns
eaisIt rann rem gsi&eis, rag ras @tab bee eanlsn
&ssimsnts ssnrmmsn unn mad Dasbinatsn
tsriGtst wsrrsn ioas. pami! man Fort bic sriOrsns
liGsn Stiehl MAIDEN lailtu tpnns. Die
metsn ettsisl msftn RON 10 -l2 3Va eanss.
Ter tstrsHsnre StubmaGsr artsitst aud fur
Batter Gtrutam," rsr 30. Is SIC bat unp
Is 9iunp dwsre Stisfa trdst
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
Sie 9etbaftmug.

g9.itbe tattc tsins Gdmisristsit ssiunren, ani
tinGM &rirss dire, ras rur Ger Snigl @Rrlisr srr
Gnisr lag, ais Narps Iisnts 81 ntbmsn, UNI
esrllee ptns Sinrunis sper sluisnttalt Die Gcll.
ns. Gl.6r ais einmal mcttisItsn III isinsr gee's
mdtrtrr leiner lst.rfatrt re Ginrriids UNI sit
GntIhll6,. Qniansli6 rar er Geuer unr 6anlmt
fir RE 9tabs, rie er td 9elobt, unp an rsrsn Grz
iiauns i'm rsr SSmsr3 itinrr uaSsfdtr!iasn aEer
lamsiam tsiltnrsn g9anr: unatlaifs srinnerts; i
nlb,r sr inrtiI.n BEN &I fsn rsr Srimatb fam,
,ilr mittr marp au& lsns StiTmunB. @i&s
,rar ts,ut j,ncr siitrnsn, unt.uSI amen Naturtn,
ecnsn rie Naas gum 9etenSpriuep perrsn tann;
utsr isinsn tsiarlnttsn Gsilf ormo6te rsr Gtn'
rrud res aussnb!ids aass, uns ieuer Ginsrud mar
l1naR Yoruter. Gr sa6t. astn. tsiOnssren Grpa
All BEN Gapitln, relTsn wps @rUbe sas pan ."
rsteu Wssrssipsnss irubtr 70 gang untsrjsGts; ia,
Der @tsiesr, tslIen Uint.n willsnlps ju 9tsOrH'n
Nit.l 10 str stwS9nt mar, f,Rlte ism tsinatt unl
IS mar ;tm, as wiiIe sr nar oil Der Ssits letnss
5srm bic &raft rures an3amtnpsn, psIds els
friae e.eluil wessr in jeins 9lsptr lu sauhtn
t,sann.
aua antsu S.trattunssn parsn %, fis rfn
Ilaircl.n gu @unR.n Y!pu.ssas ltimmtsn. eO
r.nia tr res Natrsnttns sswrtnt nnr IaGs :par,
rarus.r tunnts er ld ni6t t6uiGsn. sae sr ZEN Ca
ptan nidt rtnuneir.n tUnns, rtnt fa l,lsf SlOb 3u
l.I,n; Mi6d ab.r binS an, Gsttn; u lOlts fins
asli.tte grstasns ri,rsristsn uns sin rubisss ee'
len in Ter 6.inatt, i'm Osru6. rn rvartsn
Summsn, mar ras Ssal i.nsr DuniAs. gr
MOTT. i.in 6auaGsn III 6tanr i,s.n ladtn, Isin
B,lp bausn, Sessnmelsn itiiten unp sin. gtrbrss
ttn sul6 r,ialids Sp.nrtu iIbn.n; eisrrurt
uus surd Feieisss GImcisn9,6sn tsfts sr ltint
0t,dnunJ auasusltidcn. SIM &nssltt Der Sr.'
iusnlt Den &ulte eIinnsrte sr lid taum nod rt'
| rabersn 9ta6sstrant.n; ris GOlltsaunS lttnsi
Gj,tutsprtss UNI res t.tasl6sn 9.tsns, pat el
li6 ;I ito1en etsa6te otrfran9ts jsres anssr'
ill aus rieirm snssn 5irn, las niat ,wtt 10 en-
j.. ssnstieste Gtrarten gang III ia gu TaiIsn 9"'
mOhtt.
!aoum baitt eaf S6iH I'M Sai,n an9ss9t, ali
NtiatI i,in.u @titss ntat unr nRnlt; sr l.St'
ION in lie Ple6tii6i., rie jtr.r Gtatrp lei fd
uas, uns ti. I.in 1alisman sss.n ale Gnsri1'
Yer e0nts.nn' n'armsrie III, nabn lsin 9dd6h I'm
ter rem Grm nne mane.rts rr 6.mat9 iu, iei
r ls6tsr,n Des aui tintr r.r Sarttn Wuhm1tsnr
, pi. tdslid swiasn Brett uns eanrsrntau an fs
Q 8une trsu,sn; .r fpnnts % ni4t .rmhrtsa. ts,
! t.imiitsn Sorm nntsr Zen Gubn iu 1abtn, si
: s.tannt.n @,FAs ~ srub,n. tsn 8lan9 r,r Erri
lSIud,n ,u s.rnstmsn, nno lsins sus'n all ttr
e riibsn Grim rtr Tlursn iu rp.irtn.
: Srst tant {: unttr ftm altcn &pslSaum, /.
: lie GrdnS. t.r Tslrmart Ucn gsuc. ts;t6nst
r No bislt gum lsrl.n @uIs an, I'm sinen ppnt
. Bid auI sas gillette Trrftts ID wsrisu. Orr
: waurtt tatt. @titel ni6t mstr in sem Srte, b,
9 UNI ,iu gluttlasu tuyfts @ttt nitt .nlta,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
(S&lus,

9cmmsn Dsbr In BEN 5immh3 Dsitsr lem.
men nidt IN rsu 5imms. lltbsr sisi.s 1bsma
srsriSte Elm Yfarsr. gr wurre sOr tas Conf
forum esiUrsnt, Inn wsSsn siser Suls3t per.
nummsn ,u wsrssn. Der Vfaru baisf FA auf
rts gitsl, no Is In tn STensaruns SSbanass
sdst: ulnp 60 warp cine StQs TN 5immsl bel
elmer 9alben etuuts." Nie mare bsau stss
mIsIid, menn @stsr bort p1ren2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26

Tr. Saltntinsar ni6tslaststu
- Gin betanntsr 9titrar;t tr,ablte ntuli& pom
einer gDunrerlalbs. rurh rsrsH anrsnsunl etnsm
piert Gin nsn.r Suf .tpa&itn ti. 60 wunnntar
ras tlinat, it Is rod gar nihts geIen Ri. 8ursn
ein.s 1srmonsnprisitsrs in Gyens, 0secnlln,
Namsns gl.tOls. Gr ,rs.isrttsts cine &unrtr.
ialbs, rsun 0Irfuns itn tlttr in Grllaunsn itsh.
Ginsm 6unr. Namsns 3cI6. cen sr sslab. ltnit.
sr fsn 66wan, ab unr lssts aui BEN Stumsi
II SFafer. SUiUrt wuts Der SGmau, rrisesy.
1ann tSle r sin Dlaltsr AMI esn assti&uitttnsn
5tnan,; oiUu wuts tin 5uns baron, 10 pas
Der Bunrsrn,ann isltn in 8trltsenteit lam unr
ui6t ms6r wnbtc wrltr stun dssntlia rex
.NNch" ii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
pr. Sugust 9asse,
Gde 3. rnb g6iaerfraBe,

Sat Ftit nsue AvOttsts ltst sstsns einseri6tst IN
eaL RGs einsn Sprratt pom CrOsusn, Tarten
yeanulIsn, GdrtsGoTen, Sslsn, 8arnti4s un
peisarRsa, Yariimsrssn, Grtrasten, parilsr 9tO
80, 70 pit Elm. srObs 4asrpabl sOn Sassntmsriit
~ Ssu1baprirn U. 10. on 5ane.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26

letn; paHe 81 rpm leiH et9eH Vdns III 9erip0er
entfsruuns pom BsiIsr, 70 psnis Ssausmli&ssit
sr iar's GrRe aud bort ~ 6nrsu lshts. gsr VI
i.m sttr psllts .r In ris &ir6s ssbsn, um istns
saGs NIT Ten, Simmel in Ratist'i. ,u brinasn,
unO natm I3 spr, in jspsn Dpisrfcd cine rrits
Spsnrs ,u lsseu, Nm rasurA isn.n Eant Tar Die
slIdli&s 5simtsSr.
Da trat ism sas gsrbdnsnib sntsss'n In sss
G,RaIt ,inss junssp Bauuntari6sn, Der lrsssn
einsn Caeuwnssn na9 Fem nG&Rsa G.lss ~
eutts.
6siliss Sunsfrau fdrie Der Surlts entsst,
ais sr @iasIs snfatis warr, unp Ger Stcd, mt
stm ,r l:in Gsisaun lsntte, sntfsl ,insu sitt,rn>
etn S1nGsn. Dassn uns Sal.n i'm Sti4 lais
isnr, matts tr linflum uns rannte pprnlrsiGs n
sis n1dNs 6uts.
Glue i,in,r 3u a1tsn, trat Widsl in bic &irdt,
tniss nistr UNI sra4ts ietn. g.tsls unc Gatsn
sulatIts Ear. alIs sr inssnsn nlsiatsrten 5srt
;sns tas grtist5aus Ssrlieb fsI Is itm auf, rap
an alltn SEiirtn tit 5austswutner fanrtn, nit
Fntersn Msnsa, ulu. Gru6 nod BiGtomm.n atsr
ps 2lussn nit i,m NuSrrude rts.r Ntus stsrre auI
u" 9spsI"'. "0plaun''"p uUs' W" '0"''''''"
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-19
To the Voters of Union County

FELLOW CITIZENS: I am a candidate for your sui.
frages the ensuing election for Sheriff in the
County of Union. My connection with the army, how
ever has for months removed me from that fami.
liar intercourse with you that would generally be de-
sirabe. But, trusting that l may have due allow
for this seeming Inconvenience, with a view to
repeated expressions of desire that should become
a candidate, have consented to do so-though under
vastly different circumstances from those which
rounded four years ago. Many of you have realized
the hardships of and the dangers of battle but
without recalling the past, let look hopefully the
future, and permit me, in grateful Judgements
of the avors received at your hands then with many
others previous to that time to ask cordial sup
port now. If elected, / will what industry and
ability possess to fulfill the obligations of the Office
in such manner as hope, may ever be satisfactory
you On the contrary, if am not elected, shall
consider that you have done me no wrong and that
have right to critcise because your sufrages
against But fully sensible of the distraction
conferred by being elected to the position for which
a candidate, and shall be proud to receive your
shall be earnest and faithful to prove
myself worthy of the responsible trust imposed by the
same. And, in conclusion, allow TO hope you will
remember your friend, and on the day of election
ticket for the same. w. II. COLLINS,
Co. A, 4th N. @. Cavalry,
March %, 1864 pd Gordons Brigade
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-19
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