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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-06-07

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square for the first insertion. and twenty fave eeAts
each subsequent issue.
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g he Oiuditator,
by S. M. YOST.

TERMS The .VlNDICAToR" is published
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below CT awford's Corner, at Two Dollars and
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GRAss IN THEIR STREETS We have &
letter, written By a prominent and respect
able business man of New York. gentle
man we'll known in louisville, in which is
enclosed a parcel Of grass, which he assures
us was plucked from the middle Of enc of
the principal streets Of that city.
This is the effect Of the Administration S
unholy war. The principal trade Of New
York was with the South: Southern gold
enriched her merchants; dividends from
Southern stocks made pletkoric the pockets
of her millionaires; Southern produce filed
her warehouses and freightcd the ships that
crowded her harbour: but all is lost; and
the silent streets, the deserted hotels, the
closed places Of amusement and recreation,
every place and everything witnesses that
the glory Of the once proud metropolis is
gone, and gone too forever, for the trade
of the South will never return Louisville
Courier.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-06-07

SAGAc1ous Gov ERNMBNr The Govern
ment at Washington, says the New Orleans
Picayune, is certainly most sagacious
one. They stop shipments of breadstuffs
and provisions to us at the beginning Of a
most bountiful harvest, IN the richest agri
cultural country in the world, three times
larger than all France when, indeed, we
begin to send -four, in large quantities, to
the North. They cut off our coal in the
middle of summer, WIZ n OUR greatest diAi
Guilty is to keep cool. They are mastering
their hosts to sweep over US, so soon as they
get ready, say about August or September,
when only the acclimatized can live, IN
large numbers. safely in the South and
they have or dered fleet down here TO
blockade our ports, just as the season Of fe-
yer opens all along the Gulf coast. Saga
cious government, that
ABOLITION OUTRAGE on BRITISH YES
sEL.-A special dispatch to the Savannah
Republican, dated Charleston, May 5lst
says
Tho British schooner Eliza and Cajha-
rine left here this afternoon for the Bahia
mas, with cargo Of rice, lumber, NC AZ
ter crossing the bar, she was brought to by
the steam frgate Minnesota. The Captain
of the schooner was compelled to go on
board the Minnesota, and the schooner was
threatened with seizure and her papers cx-
amincd
The schooner was ordered to return and
remain in port until the blockade SHALL be
discontinued or else discharge her cargo,
and leave in ballast
The commander Of the frigate tgI,i the
captain he had id good mind to send
a shot through the schooner.
Consul Bunch is greatly provoked at the
outrage on his national FLAG. and the com
munity generally is delighted with the re
suit
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Cess az war at the NerSgs,

he following frOm " Aettcil SOuthern
Wealth and Northern Profits" the most ac-
curate exponent of Northern and Southern
relations heretofore. furnishes some idea OF
The T, sources Of the South in a protra cted
struggle with the North !:
Bouatses to fisheries pr. an.
at the North, 1900 900
Customs disbursed, 10000, 600
Profits Of manufactures. 80, zoe, Gee
g Importers, 5000, 600
Shipping, imports and
expenditures, 100000
On travellers Qrom
the South,) 5000, 900
+" Teachers and others,
at the South, sent North 5000, 600
g Agents, brokers, COM
missions &C., &C., 10, GOO, 600
Capital drawn from the
South, $4,000, ooG
Total from these sources per. ----
apnum, 1921. 500. 600
These calculations are all from official
sources.
Thus it appears, that if tie existing war
were to cost the South one hundred mil
lions OF dollars per annum, IT would not a
mount to one half the sam of which the
South has been annually plundcred by the
North, an amount which not one man in
ten thousand at the South has ever thought
of, and all of which will be preserved to
the South by the existing war.
eff (says Mr. Kettell, we take the ag-
gregate of these items, for ten years only
the result is the enormous sum Of two bill
lions, three hundred and fifteen millions,
and allowing twenty per cent. of the sum
only as the aggregate of the fifty previous
years, the amount is two thousand seven
hundred and seventy millions of dollars
earned at tire South and added to Northern
accumulation
If any body i; at a loss to explain why
the North is waging the present war, we
can tell them: 1t is not for the Union, the
Constitution, the laws, nor the star-spangled
banner. but for tire sum of money contain
ed in the above named items.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-06-07

NOMINATION -Ex Gov Francis Thomas,
Of Allegheny county. Nd, was nominated
by convention in Frederick city, on Sat
urday last, as Union candidate for Con-
gress. on the 18th ballot. by majority of
one. The Frederick Herald, in speaking
Of Mr. Thomas, observes
''He has been Black Republican for
fifteen years, aud he is now a coercionst OF
the most bloody and relentless character
aye, as uncompromsing and narrow-heart-
ed in his hostility to the South as Wendell
Phillips or Lloyd Garrison"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-06-07

NATrlE sCALES.-i have made such ar
~ engagements with the Manufacturers. as to
ena BILE me to furnish FAIRBANKS CE. EBRa-
TED PLATFORM SCALES at the lowest FACTORY
price. l will have the Cattle or Hog Scales cree
ted, guaranteeing their accuracy, or furnish them
packed for transportation. These Scales are too
well known to need commendation, I will only say
they are warranted in every particular. Those in
want are requested to call for further information
upon me. GEO. L. PCICE.
Stanton, april s. 1861.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-06-07

" I , = Il ANOO4N, ISV III. DUuIUCTn IITaYS.
We deem 1t proper to state that the above
resolutions were signed by tie officers iii ac-
cordance with the unanimous instructions
of the men composing their several COM
mands
A true copy-Teste.
JAS W. NEWTON, Chairman.
ST.. Francis G. ROBERTS, Sec'v.
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Candles Candies

IL anaersigned has for sale large quantity Of
fuLelior taliow Candies which he will dispose
o. al i@1z cents per pound by the box for cash.
March Is, 1eGl.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-24

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9Sern.tf0tes.

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4 aute Mltene aum b6len Sptele nnp bssablte 800
] ,uut 0elen Der Nrmen.
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rpte1er an ben Sag tpmmen. 6ei Du srault-
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s5i I. Dr. .9OlnltOll,
Der ein3t9e 9lr3t, tnel6er att3et9t.

(Gtabltrt psr abiseru Sanrcnl EsGsll s.
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Sine 9eiun9 in 2 1a9en slgeffAert,
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(5urtiespn8 fol8t.)
9lGtter i'm assinOe.
(grn Sbr, 5rierrj@ gO8Isr.)

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2luf eriinem Mcpsaltar -''~
3met 8eil4en lieblih blauten
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ReSi4tou,taeu,

t6sIide Baltimore xsefsr" 7 cts. per ssOas.
Srd5er 3ablbar.
Baf88an gBFee'8 c njrS BET td3n@e gBsaer .Beafaus
u8 0ebraat. ~ rI sir8tg9 IS.
bic Pcf gsrsasst $3.50 per Sabr II, SsrtsIiasriser
te5a5Iu8.
EsOaenblatt oeS Baltimore sSeder srI@siRt iebsn
unc toRet dBrIj4 81 in un6e6in9tcr goran8besabIung.
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9r. Solution.

gsnee fee i6nGt&en Gpesturs he gDuatare tn asnAra
raeutrter eHes Der eren eHsn6en gUlesieu Der er STAG
ten Der pen gSeten 9te nss &e6ens tn rpttdrn ron
Epnpo 1as ppaeelPtio ane aReeren StlSen sueebra
se eer mHlperbGren SetIuneen prnebe bic &C.
pt1s Der Webn wci6 unsdbliss 9einenSe Otrenla
en Wervptat Inb anberen raIfhr IttteH ful&e g. au&
pc eet 2Ipsen @erdHf9en tr rfbredeR bic sI rSt
sn bet SsTnsn SIstRtetsttsn u 70. wresn aueelbltd &C.
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8altilnOre=SceE E!SOipifaL.

@e9rii1,pet 3ar unterpradune Der Slandlalberet.
Der et1ljtge VldB no cine 0stIung erlnnGt
ee yperren taIlll.
QtnDerun8 tn ieG)e StunDets.
Rein QuedlElber, pas elers @elMncbeit asI'
saffe ratl r LENDS r,ltntrt.
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Sunne NPdnner.

beicneer pie DefE nes sebneu 4afsrs 1errrben tab
eas apr 10 vttt Gautnt Gtn frhbes SrGt ret wett
NIT benz DCnrr hts 8trepamictt ben 5cnat besaer auh htt
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-06

NOVEL CURE FOR LoCKJAw.-A gentleman
of high standing, on whose veracity we can
depend, relates an extraordinary instance of
valuable mare of his recovered from con-
frmed tetanus, by having recourse to means
we never heard of being adopted before.
The mare had been docked; few days after
the operation was performed, symptoms of
lockjsw presented themselves. The best ad-
vice was Immediately obtained, every remedy
used proved unavailing, and death appeared
inevitable. An idea suggested itself to the
lady Of the house, who is famed for the kind
and skillful way in which she dispenses med
icines, especially to tbe poor of the surround
ing neighborhoOd, that sudden severe SHOCK
might produce the effect of relaxing the
nerves and muscles, now stung to the high,
est pitch, in the poor suffering brute. A guu
was loaded; the groom walked quietly to the
mares head, and discharged it close to hel
ear. The mare reared suddenly up broke
her halter, and fell backward; got up, shook
herself, and at once commenced eating, per.
fectly recovered, is now alive, and has bred
two or three fine fosls since.
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REMOVALS.
II r M o " AL.

~ removed their Office from 55 East Third-st
to 15S West Fourth.st, where they can be con-
suited at all times by the unfortunate. Drs. ii. j
W. have hsd many years experience in hospital sn4
private practice; Their treatment is thorough and
Persons who have need If the advice Of physcianl
especially those who have failed to obtain cures OF
others, are solicited to call Drs g. W., for they
guarantee in all cases of private disease the
most complicated and troublesome. Young men
youth SO destructive to mind and body, should ap-
ply TO Drs H. b W., and be restored to full health
and Vigor; Ague and Fever cured in twelve hours
warranted.
Ladies' suffering from arrangements peculiar 70
their sex should use the French Periodical props.
1t is an invaluable remedy for Irregularities &c Of
females-to be had of Drs ii. W.
All letters containing fee, addressed to Drs Hail
White, I75 West Fourth Fourth St, Olncinnatis
o., promptly attended to, and remedies sent to any
address.
N B,-Ofhce centrally located CI7 5 West Fourth
ST., two squares west Of the Postoce), easy Of 40
cess, and safe from observation. se7-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-06

There are two remarkable instances of the
character of our Northern troops that are
worth noticing, which have recently come
under observation in regard to the troops
sent South with the great expedition. The
first is the fact that there were sent to New
York from Port Royal $4,000 letters, being,
We venture to say that in no army of the
world is there such degree of intelligence,
and social and intellectual refinement as in
the hosts offreedom gathered from the North
ern States. The other facts, as creditable to
their hearts as the former is to their heads,
is that they have already been paid $500, 900,
and have sent home to their wives and chill
dren more than tWo-thirds of that sum.
With such men, intelligent and loving, never
forgetting the ties that bind them TO their
homes in the Northern States, who can
doubt Of the final issue of the great question
now in process of solution2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-06
LEGAL.

VWHB STATE OF OBIO, HAMILT0f
u COUNTY, SS.-Superior Court Of Cinoinnati
mo. lbl54 1-kttach Jason Evans. Briggs
Sw Hugh HushSs HId Mison Robyt II Tfsks Nswaa psr'
and Franklin G., Eewcom, partners as e. Z New
com (drawersli Horace D. 6hipman, George Gillis-
paiiners as Cbipman eiiispie taccsptors); WiiisH,
l., Brown and John l.. Guisnger, partners as Gull
singer Brown tindorseTs).
GuisiuRer and William l.. Brown are hereby noti-
said plaintiffs In said court .fied their petition
therein the effect and demand of which Ia to recovet
O Judgment against the said defendants for $4,000
ard intereet flom February !, 1851, on draft Of
ctmber g. 1850 and the said defendants are notified
that W illam,B. Williams and Samuel " Ried, part
pers 9s Williams kied and Thomas = Smith,
an order Of attachment has been issueo IN said
tion and levied upon the following described prem
All that certain lot or parcel Of ground situated
in CINCINNATI commencing forty mine (4g) feet from
the south west corner Of Richmond and John
streets and running thence southery along the lne
back at right angles seventy feet; thence nOrth-
westwardly at right angles sixty'one feet thence
at tight angles seventy feet, TO the place OF begin
Also, that lot Of ground situated in the CITY Of
Cincinnati, County # Hamilton, Ohio on the nerth
John-street commencing at q poiDt on the north
side OF SiJ tn street, two hundred aud sixty five
(265 feet west Of Central avenue at the east side OF
q LOT now or heretofore held by Samuel b. Keys, AZ
Trustee; thence running east twenty one (2l) feet
and running back nOrthwar0ly the same width
back to George street, on a line parallel to john
The said defendants are required to answer or de-
muir to said petition on or before tic 2'th day OF
December: A D. 1861, otherwise Judgment will be
sold in satisfaction there OF. -
oc3l-fwy NJ, W. TILDEN, for PLANTING.