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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-01

SUndrieS.
Printing Paper, Foolscap and Letter Paper.
Gilt edged Fooscsp Paper, Envelopes,
Superior Steel Pens, Lead Pencils, Port-mounaies,
Calf skins, Ivory and Turtle shell Combs,
Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
Genuine Luhiu'- Extract, Hair oil, fancy Toilet Soap,
Linen Thread, Waters spool Cotton,
Mother-ofpearl Buttons. bone and metal Buttons.
Violin Strings, Ostrich Feathers, English Playing Cauis,
Silver plated candle sticks with glass shades,
Blue, scarlet and gray Wooden Blankets,
Superior white Wooden Summer Blankets,
Gilt framed looking Glasses, Copy Books.
Large Mirrors with marble plate,
Artificial Flowers. Wreath, &c.
Fine Regals Cigars,
Fl BRICKS
nIOE1FOoI
~ E- T. Er = ~
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Hats.

Black SILK Hats,
Gents brown and white Leghon Hats, new styles, trimmed
Gents French felt Hats,
Ladies' and children's Leghorn Hats, trimmed.
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- The bark Comet ought to arrive by the Sth
or 10th Of August, bringing one mail. or two should
n vessel arrive before her
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-01
Saddlery.

Superior English Saddles, hogskin all over, complete,
Imitation hogskin seat Saddles, complete,
Silver plated bits and stirrnps,
Iron timed bits.
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Cattle DIsE,sE--Adyices from Maui. received by
the Rumoi, report that "a dangerous cattle disease
has broken out on East Maui. II i stated that lU5
head Of cattle have died suddenly at Waikapu.
Prince Lot kamehameha, vino Is largely interested
in cattle on that island, Immediately left for Maui in
the steamer on Tuesday afternoon. accompanied by
Doctor Ford. who will make Investigations a. to the
nature of the disease. On their return, We shall be
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-05

The Secretary of War declines to accept
the resignation Of Mr.. Alfred M. Barbour
as Superintendent of the u S. Armory, at
Harper's Ferry, on the ground of his being
"a good Union man"
The Florida Convention has ratified the
Confederate States Constitution. The Mis-
sissippi Convention will ratify it unanimous
ly, but is divided Oh The question Of submit
ting it to the people.
It is reported that Mr.. Lincoln is bccom-
ing very much exhausted in consequence
of the arduous labors Of bis position. He
was SO i'll on the LIST as to entirely suspend
attention to business.
Messrs Yancey, Rost and Mann, the
three commisseries to Europe from the
Southern Confederacy, have embarked for
their destination.
The Morrill, tariff went into operation
on the LIST inst, and created great trouble,
confusion and annoyance. among the bro
kers, merchants, &c Of New York.
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A Valuable Ally.

While the Louisiana Convention were in session,
very interesting document was read, being the
Message OF the principal Chief of the Choetaw Ma
ton, George Hudson, to the legislative council of
his people. The message was called forth b the
political changes going on in the States of the u
MEN, and the question is discussed as to which
OF the two COntederacies the Indians shall take
sides with. The message is well written, and treats
our political troubles intelligently and candidly.-
Though the Chief hopes that the Union may be re-
constructed, he believes that the responsibility of
its dissolution will fall upon the North as being the
aggressive section. In the event of permanent
dlssoiution he believes that mis- people sho1ld side
with the South, and transfer to the Southern Con-
federacy the relations which now exist between
them and the Cove, nment at Washington.
The Council, too, has passed resolutions to the
same effect One OF them declares that in the event
OF dissolution, the people OF the Choctaw Nation
"wil be lett free to follow the natural affections,
education, Institutions and interests Of people,
which indissoubly bind III every way to the desti-
ny of our nelghbors and brethren OF the Southern
States" The Chief recommends that general
council should be held of the Choctaws, Chicka-
SAWS, Cherokees, Greeks ond Seminolss, to dclib-
crate upon the best course to pursue and to adopt
line of policy necessary for their safety and
curity. 1t is further recommended that each tribe
dispatch delegate to the Southern Congress TO
represent the Indian interests before that cody.
The Indian Territory is region lying west Of
Arkansas, and directly between Kansas on the
north, and Texas on the south. In superficial area
it is about the size of Missouri. 1t is not Terri
tory OF che United States, subject to the control Of
the United States Congress and President, as are
the other Territories, but the Government there is
perfectly and entirely independent, e kept so tar
as it may be bound by treaty stipuiations. The
"Nations" have their Chiefs, corresponding to a
Governor or President, and their Senstes and Ho,-
ses OF Representatives, just like any Of the States.
This Indian Territory is healtv. beautiful and
productive country, and has within it all the ele-
ments OF great State. Cotton is produced there
in considerable quantities and sent to market and
he Tia a ploprr oeay pbrl3 hama
are many white persons and half-bree in the
Territory, and they have schools and other signs
of civilization. The Government is stable and or
DERBY. such country, with the benefcen, sys-
ten OF African slave labor, has future before it
full OF promise. Their Institutions, friend ships and
sympathies with the South. Wig.
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Military Meeting.

Ats meet ng of the West Augusta Guard hels
at their Armory, on the Esd day of NJ arch, 1891
the following resolutions were offered and adopted
lst, Resolced, That the. Ladies Of Stanton and
vicinity. by their generous and successful efforts
on the occasion of the Fair held on the 22d of Feb
ruary last, for benefit, have contribu ted very
greatly to our prosperity and efficiency as Mill
tary Company.
End, Resolved, ria this Company highly APP
preciate these additional manifestations of interes
and zeal, and are by them encouraged to increase
their efforts to merit the continued esteem and ap
proval of their fair benefactorg. -.
3rd, Resolved. That for the assistance the so
opportunity rendered, and still more for the kind
ness and partially which prompted their efforts,
they are rendered our EARNEST thanks, with an as
surance that they. have placed us under the most
lasting obligations of gratitude. .a
CHAs. S., ARNALL, Sec'y,
~ Spectator please Copy.
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DIED.


On the 50th inst. Miss FIELD, of Dinwiddie
county, one of the pupils Of the Virginia Female
Institute.
At the Virginia Female Institute, on Friday the
29th ult., VIRGINIA SCOTT BALL, Youngest child OF
Eliza Jane and the late George Q. Ball, of Mont
gomery, Alabama, in the 18th year of her age.
Seldom. indeed has it been the melancholy duty
of friend, to record the death OF one more uni
versally beloved by all with whom, in the various
relations of life, daughter, sister, friend, pupil and
associate, than the One.to whom we desire to pay
the last tribute OF affection Gifted by nature with
all that renders her sex attractive, she was as a
ray OF sunlight upon all whose pleasure it was to
know her, and long, long will her memory be 3
beautiful picture upon the ruby walls of the hearts
secret chambers, Of those whom she ad bound to
Aerseli by the strong cords of affection-in the
successful prosecution of her scholastic course
buoyant with hope and animated with the bright
prospects the world scattered before her, delight
ing all who came within the range OF her fascina-
tious and imparting comfort and happiness to her
now disconsolate and berea we'd. relatives In the
midst Of all these blessings, which seem to have
been strewn around her with more than prodiga I'll
hand, it is our misfortune to her stricken down
by the hand of death, when just in the act of lay
ing hold OF that brightest OF jewels in the Crown of
female loneliness, "the pearl OF great prizes" 1t
is source OF the e. eatest consolation to her
friends to have testimony from her hand, that the
spirit OF our pure Religion had already breathed
its holy influence upon her heart, and that she de-
slteu al early opportunity oI puDIlcly processing
her faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Her native
purity and innocence, aided by regular study of
the Scriptures hal prepared her heart for those
happier realms where there is no more sickness or
sorrow, aud where s'God shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes, So sure as it is true, that sthe
pure in heart shall Cod so sure it is tina. she
now is in the enjoyment OF eternal rest.
"She has found the joys of Heaven,
She is one of the Angel band;
To her head Crown is given
And harp is in her hand.
She has learned the song they sing,
Whom Jesus has set free
And the glorious walls OF Heaven ring,
With her new born melody" II.
Her remains, attended by large concourse of
sorrowing friends and schoolmates, were placed in
the Thornrose Cemetery, on Saturday the Goth
ult.
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Richmond Markets.

APRIL ,.-Flout-No change in the market
at 80 Sc u.s. Extra Z Is, and Family IS S.
per bbl. heat-Receipts light; quote prime
white at ST SIS, do. red 81 IS. Corn--The receipts
are full sales ct 60 62L cents Corn Meal at
IS cents Cor city, and so and rs cents for country.
Oats at 81 35 cents per bushel.
CATTLE MARKET, Mar. 25.- Beef Cattle-The
sales at the Scales this week united to $50 head
of which about so were Of superior quality, at so
81 per p 100 lbs gross. Hogs-Market dull, at SIS
per 100 lbs net for corn fed. SAeep-Sales at 81
SIS gross, and inferior grades 275 a So SO per
hard
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DISSOLUTION,

TINE partnership heretofore existing between
4 the undersig ed in the mercantile and black
smith business, at Greenyille, and conducted up-
der the style aho firm Of Templeton 4 Bro, WAS
dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th of March
1861. } ames A. Templeton having purchased the
Germ, by whom in future. the business will be con-
ducted. James A. Templeton becomes by this pur-
chase, responsible for all the debts of the partner
ship, and all moneys due the firm be paid to
him. The services of Samuel NJ. Templeton have
been retained for tie present year.
SAMU Ell NJ. TEMPLETON
- e a. JAMES A. TEMPLETON.
March 90, 1ss1-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIR HOTEL

TNHE Virginia HOTEL so extensively known I;
L the Travelling Public as OF the very ses'
Hotels in the State, is now owCed solely by Messfs
WIN. II. & THOS. P: PEYT0N, W no will devote
their whole attention to the purpose of increasing
if possible the high reputation which it at present
sustains, and will leave exertion unemployed to
render their guests satisfied and comfortable The
recent Editions put to this establi hent, enable
the proprs to accommodate niue larger num-
Der of guests than formerly. The whole building,
in the interior and exterior, has been recently re-
fitted and painted and looks now s'aooD AS new"
The proprietors have secured the services of Mr..
WIN. ID. GILKEsoN, ST., and experienced Landlord,
and formerly of the Taylor Hotel, Winchester, as
superintendent who will pay every attention to
those stopping at the Hotel. Capable and faithful
servants are also provided, to ensure the comfort
of guests. The table will continue, as heretofore,
to equal that of any Hotel in the State.
Connected with the Hotel are extensive Stables,
under the management of Byers Il Co., well known
for their experiences and efficiency in this DEPART
ment. Horses will be taken ON LIVERY, and Hor
ses, Bnggies and Hacks, will be afforded to guests
on reasonable terms. Nars
The Proprietors are well prepared to accommo-
date families who wish to spend the Summer
months in this healthy portion of the State.
and comfortable bedding any house in the Stste.
|. In this Hotel there are two of Fielding s New
and Excellent Marble bedded and Patent cushion
ed BILLIARD TABLES.
VIM. Il. Feyton, who has been so long connec-
ted with this Hotel will devote his whole attention
to the accommodation of the guests. He is thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
and would respectfully ask continuance of the
same. ~. ..,.. =
WM. Il. PEYTON, ! pno..;o.,u,
THOS. P. PEYTON, + ffopriet0rs'
N. B.-The Office of all the STAGE LINES is
at this House, also the office of ADAMS DC CO.'S
EXPRESS. VIM. II. PEyTON 4 BRO.
Stanton March Is, 1S6l.-tf.
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SCIENCE or p.REP.

NEW books upon old subject. compiled by a
IN gentleman evidently versed in the details which
he discusses. These works are offered without os-
,tentation or pretension, and their appearance is
quite opportune when the signs of the times are so
portentous. Though small volumes, they will be
found by military students to contain information
the Importance Of which cannot be orerrated.
Tactics fer officers of Infantry, Cavalry and Ar
tery, arranged and compiled by Captain L. ".
Buckholtz. Price in muslin 75c. or in pocket style
81 90.
Infantry Camp Duty, Field Qualifications and
Coast Defence. by Capt. L. V. 3uckho ltz. Price
SO cents.
Published by
j. w. RANDo LPH, Richmond, va.
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w. W. Fleming, Esq, the efficient rep
resentative of Highland county, passed
through Staunton last evening Gu route for
his home. lie informed us th at the Legis-
laturs would adjourn last night Thursday
He also expressed the opinion that the Con
ven ion would pass the majority report.
Mr.. Schallcross, the special agent of the
Post Office Department, on the Both, by
order Of the President, for causes of alledged
arrears and faulty accounts running through
longer period than the present quarter
took possession of the Chicago Post Office.
We call attention to the advertisement OF
John Dooley, Esq, Richmond. Mr.. D. is
one Of the largest and t. rest dealers in the
South, and emineutly deserves the confidence
Of the public.
On the route between Alexandria and
Lvpchturg, Frederick II. Bruce, of Sper-
ryville, Rappahannock county, has been
appointed mail agent in place Of j. z.
Ts Vpr, removed.
Mr. Mayo, secessiouist, has been elected
Mayor OF Richmond. over Mills, Union, by
1000 majority.
George Little has been appointed United
states marshal for North Carolina, and P.
L.. Frey postmaster at St. Louis.
Hon 5. Clemens, of Va. and Hon. w.
\. Avery, of Tenn, dec line reelection to
Congress.
Waller b. Staples, Esq. is candidate
for Congress in the Twelfth Congressional
District of Va
John Scott. captain of the Black Horse
Company Of Fapauier. has accepted CON.
mission Of Captain 10 the Southern Army.
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Nine Young and Likely Negroes.
SALE OF LAND.

TN pursuance Of decree of the the Circuit Court
term, 1850, will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, at Lebanon White Sulphur Springs, on
Zucsday, the 30th day Of Aprtl, 1881, a TRACT
OF LAND, containing IT'S ACRES, belonging to
the estate Of Armistead Jones. decd, lying on the
Big Calf Pasture River. near the above SPRINGS =
portion Of the land is cleared and the remainder
in timber. The improvements consist Of 8 D VEL
LING HOUSE and other necessary out buildings.
TERMS.-So mitch in hand as viii pay the costs
of suit and sale, and the balance in sx, twelve
eighteen and twenty four months from the day of
sale the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curity, and the title retained ultimate security
z: g. A. HANGER, Comm'r.
March %, 1Ssl-tds.
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psGs. spRENaz. lSGI
Southern Hat Mandatory! -
ESTABLISHED 1886. Eaaz2

THE subscriber respectfully invites the attention
lima and Tennessee to the extensive stock of his
own ard foreign MANUFACTURED HATS
Goods sold in this house will be warranted to
pare favorably in quality and prices with goods
found all the qualities of W DOL, UR and STRAW
HATS, from the lowest price negro hat to the finest
quality for gentlemen Also, BOYS and CHILL
DREN'S HATS and CAPS, of all grades and sty-
les. ladies RIDING HATaof all the various
qualities. l also manufacture LARGELY MILITARY
HATS AND CAPS.
am now supplying great part of Virginia,
North Caro- lima and Tennessee with MILITARY
GOODS, orders for which are solicited and
promptly filed.
81 Main St., Richmond, Va.
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Tge Wlarhets.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
REpnRTED nv TAyroR A. Hnap
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. WinsIOw,

An experienced nursevnd female physician. has
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
y facilitates the process Of eethng, py so1fenng
pain, and is SIRE to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your If fants.. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement IN another
column.
June 90 lS6O-Iv
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

r WILL sell privately the LAGRANGE FARM
4 containing l 3 Acres. lying miles West of
Staunton. The Central Railroad runs through it..
will also sell
Nine Young and Likely Negroes,
belonging to the heirs Of Col. Jos. Tuley. decd
A Woman SO years Of age. who is good Cook,
Man 81 years of age, who is Nc. one hand; the
remainder are from to Ii years old all stout and
well grown. The Negroes are healthy, robust and
likely. ~. :,
TERMS CASH, or negotiable note at thirty
days, well endorsed, with interest added. For th
land, terms usual
Any one wishing to buy will apply soon, as will
leave for Clarke County in few weeks.
JOS. I. MITCHELL.
March %. 1ssl-st-Snec. Copy.
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With the fact staring the country in tie
face that the question for the people of Vir-
ginia to decide, is afiliation with the North
ern or Southern Confederacy, We defy any
one to point to single line in the Specta-
tor defending the South as against the
North. On the contrary its theme is con-
slant abuse of tho South, and praise Of the
North.
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From the ddeertises pfov ie{encs, Il. T.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkable ef
fectlve remedy for the headache, and one of H.,
very best for that very frequent complaint whch
has ever been discovered.
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SALE OF Personal PROPERTY.

SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
/ WILL sell at my residence, near Staunton, on
a Tuesday morning, Cl0 A. NJ april 10th 1861
large assortment of PERSONAL PROPERTY,
consisting Of Horses, Cattle, Farming Implements,
&C., and also, the entire elegant Parlor, Chamber,
Dining room and Library Furniture, &C., &C., OF
the residence.
One elegantly Octavo. Piano.
In case of my absence Col. David S. Young is
authorized to sell for ME.
ATERMS Under $40 cash, over, months cred
it, negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed.
, JNO. L. PEYTON.
March 20. S61-tds-Spec Copy.
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1861. SPRING TRADE. 1861.
Keen, Baldwin & Williams,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CIsoTHIE1RS,
IO2 MAIN ST. RICHMOND, -
4 RE now prepared to show Me rchants full and
n complete stock of
SPRING CLOTHING,
embracing every variety.of style end quality Of
goods, manufactured by themselves, in superior
manner, under great advantages and offered upon
the most liberal terms.
SPECIAL NOTICE. ...,s
On the first OF July next we shall remove to our
magnificent !.
IRON FRONT WARE HOUSE,
NOS. l1S AND lls MAIN STREET,
where we shall be pleased to receive continuance
of that liberal patronage which has been bestowed
upon us for more than twenty years ,,, ,,,
KEEN, BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
Richmond, March q, 1861. =
STANTON FOUNDRY.
TIVE subscribers call the attention of the public
4 to their extensive variety of
PAEgLOE, BOX, TEN PLATE ANEs
. COOKING STOVES,
of their own manufacture. They have been cast
with an especial reference to durability and Civ
ing out heat, and will be- found equal in quality, if
not superior, to any purchased OF Northern make.
They have also on hand. and will manufacture to
order any and every description of -.
From Railing
Ais, MILL IRONS, MAcHIN cry, and
all kinds Of Castings made to order.
The patronage Of the public is especially solicit
ted. A. j. G ARBER co.
Nov. 1s, 1850:
Great Bargains p!
HENRY HUGHES calls particular attention to
Il his very cheap assortment of
-: RootS anCN Shoes T.
which he is selling cheap, if not the cheapest in
the place. &.
Mems Shoes only; $T.o0
.tt Caters, only, $50
Ladies' and Misses Shoes very low. Just receiv-
ed some Gents Lasting Skoes-very pleasant for
tender feet.
He still is manufacturing Gentlemenas Boots,
Caters and Shoes of the best French Calf Skin
Ladies' Caters, and Shoes of all kinds.
as Call and get bargains. -
i OPPOSITE DAVIS A. KAYSER'S.
Stanton, Sept. IA, 1860.
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From tbs Democrat, ST. Cloud, DiMs
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with sh, bead
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills, so that you
may have them in of an attack
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcE
RICHMOND, March ~ 1861. !
THE several Volunteer Companies, unifol med
J. and armed, in the County Of Augusta may be
organized Regiment of V olunteers, to be num-
bered the 5th, pursuant to the provisions Of the
10th Section Of the 2Gth Chapter of the Code of
1860. PROVIDED the aggregate number, rank and
file, shall not be less than four hundred men..s..s,
Col VIM. d. Anderson of the lG0th Regiment;
will superntend the organization ofsaid.5 9Th Regi-
ment OF Volunteers, conduct the election of Field
Officers and report the same to General Head
Quarters as prescribed by the Oath Section, Chap
ter 2G of the Code of 1850.
By Command, .t:Lzt:
WIN. H. RICHARDSON, (. G.
April 2, 1861.
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From the Southern Path F:aleA, Neo Orleans, La.
Try them you who are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added to the alread,
numerous list that has received beneits that n
other medicine can produce.
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REYNoLDssURa, FRANKEIN Co. Oar,
iJahuary 8, 1861,

REYNoLDssURa, FRANKEIN Co., Oafo,
January 3, 1861.
HENRY c. SPALblNe,
No. As Cedar ST., n. ";
= DEAR STR ... ,
Enclosed fint twenty five ceues, (25,) for which
send box of "Cephalic Pills" Send to address; Of
Rev. Wm. G. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co.,
Ohio. ' =
Your Pals cork Ike a charm-cGre Headache al
most instanter Truly yours, r -. s.. l.
~. WA. c. filler.
'i'' yFssIANri, NIcE.. Jan. Il, 1857.
Mr.. SpALrINa.
SIg: :.
Not lorg since sent u you for bnx of'Cepha-
lie Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Head ache and
Costiveness. and received the same. and they had
80 good on effect that induced 70 sssa foe
more. e Z =
Please send by return MALL Direct to
A. Il. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"A L L u n AON, VULU N I EEkS or All.
gusta.
THE Commissioned Officers of the several UNI
4 FORMED and ARMED Volunteer Compatins oil
the County, are hereby notified and required to
meet at the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court c
Stauntonn, at IL o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday, the
sh ~ tie present month, (April,) for the purpose
OF organizing Volunteer Regiment, and electing
a Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel and two Majors as
Field Officers of said Regiment.
By order of the Governor
WIN. ID. ANDERSON,
Col. l6Oth Regiment Va. Militia.
April 5 196l-2t