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A speech from MR. wigfal..

Hon. Louis 7 Wigfall was hSnored with
a serenade in Charleston on "Wednesday
night, and responded in a speech. replete
with Characteristic denunclations Of "tha ac-
cursed Union of Black Republican, ggra-
riauism. and Of the President, ia. whose e.
lection. he said, both drains aud broad
cloth have been utterly ignored, "a man
competent to learn even by experience y
There are those, said Mr. Wigfall, who tell
you We will have peace, but | believe it not.
Fort Sumter may or may not be evacuated
= F,rs Pickens may or may not be evacu-
ted-but take my word for it, the fort at
Tortugas aud the Fort at Key West will
n,t be evacuated. Take my -ucrd fer it
the jurisdiction of the United States Gov
crument never will be Withdrawn from New
II xico and Arizona; your Commissioners
snd Ministers never will be recognized or
received At u Arlington. Take my word
f. it that the Government of the United
States never will attempt to restrain the cit
j. aus Of the Border States from warrislg UP
on you on their cwn individual responsible
lily. Mr.. Abraham Lincoln will neither
cultivate peace nor declare war. and viii
not restrain the citizehs of Tat governmen;
from warning upon US, and raids and rob
berries will be, believe, of frequent occur
renee.
believe, therefore, whilst the Govern
ment oe the United States will neither oul
tivate peace nor declare war, it will place
US in condition before very long where we
will be forced in sef-respect to declare var
against them Then it is matter Of the
last consequence that we should prepare for
it, and the most material part is that of IA
tional recognition.
Mr. Wigfall then spoke Of Ito necessity
of promptly securing recognition by the
Governments of Europe stating at the same
sine that France and England were ready
to recognize the Confederate States as soon
us they were convinced there would be no
reconstruction. And if We only keep our
powder dry, and plant corn enough, and or
ganise an army, trust that when the frost
is out Of the ground next Spring again to
visit the Northern clima ate, but when 90 |
hope to 20 in the saddle daughter and
applause.) | let. Washington, | have
said
'sTwics have sought Clan Alpine's glen
In pea 90; but when cone agen,
] come with banner, brand and bow,
AS leader lexis his mortal foe"
The Hon. T. Y. S:mors-Gen. Snons,
we believe-also made a Speech. in the
,urse of which hs declared of Fort Sumter
That fortress must be ours, By peeoesb BILE
means, if possible, hut if not, by tie strength
of arms"
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On Che "a instant The Hon. john G.
nrecEinri3ge. addressed tie members ofthe
EsntreEy Legislature sor abolt two hours.
lie favored a Border State Correction, with
the Crittendep amendments as an ultima
tuln and intimated that if the seeded States
viii not come back, even upon these terms,
the oaly appropriate and safe resting place
ofths Border States is in the bosom Of the
Southern Confederacy. The bill for the
election Of delegates to the Border State
Convention, which had previously passed
the House, was passed in the Senate after
the delivery of the speech.
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.SourH CAROLINA CONVENTIONAL committee O.
The South sCarolina State Convention, appointed
TO inc ure how much of the legislation Of Congress
has been abregated by the secession Of South Car
.olina have made lengthy report; declaring that
patents and copyrights previously issued by the
federal goFernmeat are valid in that State, and
cannot be violated with inpUnity: the legislation
Of Congress the subject fWelghts and measures,
aid the standards of coin. are declared to have no
force in the State. The power of Furnishing coun-
terteiters of federal securities is practically abr
gated ,:but countereitng is pronounced offence,
and punishable by the common law. Tie commit
tee also declare that although moneys borrowed
upon the faith of the United States are not prop
erl7 lsgal obligations, since the parties bound by
them, being Sovereign States, cannot be enforced
by Il al process and security of the creditors rests
entirely upon the good faith eff the State,; yet q
State certainly cannot, by Withdrawing from the
Contederacy, absolve itself from high TiorsI and
political obligations which it had contracted, in
common with other States, while they were uni
ted. - ; -
In regard to the vsdity of treaties entered into
between the 9 nited States and foreign powers tn c
report holds that treaties so made in the name OF
the United States were treaties made by end for
each OF the States, well as all tie States, and
each State was just mnch bound by them and
entitled to their benefits as if they had been made
exclusively in behalf of the State, ana by the gov
ernment or agent exclusively its oWn.
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NJ ARRTEI).

-~7~-~~~<>--~>~9< 10~~--~~--~-~>le--?:-~-
On the. ath inst. by Rev. Joseph R. Wheeler,
Mr.. WILLIAM F. PowgRs tc Miss ELLEN G. BENNETT
all Of this County.
On the 2sth of March, 1861, by Rev. c. R. Ham
mack, Mr.. JOHN YAao to Miss JANE 7. JOSEPH, all
of Augusta county.
BY the same, on Saturday, the 30th of March, at
the residece of Mr.. John Meyers, Mr.. j. House.
MAN to Mrs. MARY TEAFoRD, all Of Augusta county.
On the 4th last, by Rev. J. A. Snyder, at the
house of the brides father Mr. john I. EBGRLY,
OF Strasburg, to Miss SUSAN G. LUDWIG, Of Warren
CO., Va.
On the 9th inst f, by Rev. D. W. Arnold, at the
residence Of the bri les father, Mr.. B. F. WHIT
MORE to Miss SARAH j. HAMnIcH, all of Augusta
co., Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

James II. Lane just elected United States
Senator from Kansas,is native of Indiana
and was prominent Democratic politician
in the Southern part of that State before he
removed to Kansas, and was one Of the ear
Hest republicans in Indiana. lie has been
q resident Of Kansas since the year 1858,
and always took a strong part in the dis
turbed politics Of the Territory. He is a
lawyer by profession and still a young man
General Pomeroy, his fellow Senator, is a
merchant, and we'll known for his activity
on the relief committee, IN 'hc recent suf-
ferings.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL LOSSES. -
The elections last week have deducted four
from the Republican representation in Con-
gress, from New England, as compared with
the last Congress, and added four to the
Conservative side. The men superseded
(who were all Candidates for reelection,
are John Woodruff and O. S. Ferry, Of
Connecticut, and Christopher Robinson and
VIM. D. Braydon, of r. I. They are SUI
pereeded by-English and Geo. c. Wood
.atf, Democrats, Of Connecticut, and Shelf
FIELD and Browne, Conservatives, Of Rhode
Island. A Conservative gain of four out
Of six members elected.
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Walter Preston, Esq, of this place, late
Bell and Everett Elector, was in Marion in
attendance upon Smyth Court this week.
After the Adjournment Of Court, Tuesday,
a call was made upon him for speech :
Like cold souse," be is always ready; and
in response made a short but eloquent ad-
dress, in which he gave the reasons for his
faith and announced himself in favor of im-
mediate, unconditional secession. His avows
al was received with voiciferous applause
abingdon Democrat.
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yoES 1OT4g il +.

L the undersig ed in the mercantile and black
smith business, at Greenyue, ard conducted un-
der the style ana firm Of Templeton T. Bro, was
dissolved by mutual consent On the 10Th of March
1891. J ame5 A. Templeton having purchased the
entire interest Of Samuel NJ. Templeton in the
Germ, by whom, future. the business will be con-
Quoted. james A. Templetpn becomesby this pur-
chase, responsible for all tie debts cf he partner
ship, and al moneys dae the firm 30 be paid to
him The services of Sam@el IL. Templeton Save
been retained tor tie present year.
SAMUEL NJ. TEMPLETON.
r JAMES 4. TEMPLETUN.
hercb % 10c1-3t
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Vor1Na ON CONSTITUTIONS In reply to
the taunts that the people of the Southern
Confederacy have had no vote upon he new
Constitution. it is sufficient to say that the
plar pursued by them was the one adopted
in the ratification Of the United States Con-
stitution when the work OF tie trainers was
submitted to Conventions of4he people in
the several States and tl.sir affirmative votes
deemed e sufficient sanction. Madison.
Hamilton, Randolph, Mason, the Pinckneys,
and Rutledges, al! did this.
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ADJUTANr Generals OFFICE,
ID ho.ol o. 1o6J

ADJUrANT Generals OFFICE. !
RloHmoNp, March 81, 1851. ( -
TyHE several Volunteer Companies, unifol med
l. and armed, in the County of Augusta may be
orga nized Regimentof Volunteers, to be num-
bered the 5th, pursuant to the provisions of the
10th Section of the 2eth Chapter CT the Code of
1860. PROVIDED the aggregate number; rank and
file, shall not be less than four hundred men.
Gel Wm. y. Andersen of the 1GOth Regim ent,
will euperintena the organization ofsaid 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 rs Of tie Code of 1860. =. , =. :.
BY Commend,
Anr;l g. 1851
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.SGEEsg CT epE7 WAR.

TT EW books upon an old subject, compiled by q
~ gentleman evidently versed in the details which
he discusses. These works are offered without os-
tentation Or pretenson, and their appearance is
quite opportune when the signs Of tie times so
portentous. Though small volumes, they viii be
found by military students to contain Information
Tactics for officers Of Infantry, Cavalry and ar
tlery, arranged and compiled by Captain l.. Y.
Buckhctz. Price IN muslin 75c. or in pocket sly
81 go. r.
Coast Defence, by Capt. L. v 3uckh oltz. Price
90 cents. e1
Published BIZ II.
j. ". RAND oLPH. Richmond, Va.
Anril & 1891
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80 2

nm ERCHANTs and all others applying for IL
lFI CENSE at the April term Of the County
Court Of Augusta. are hereby informed that the
Commissioners of the Rexenoe, of the County, and
the Sheriff can be found in the Sheritf's Office
those assessed previous to that day will come pre-
pared to pay over. Il. II. PECK, s. 4. C.
april Il, 1861 -ft.-Spee. copy Il.
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GBe Markets.
V
sTAUNTON MARKETS :.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
RHPoRTBD By TAYLOR & HoGHs
SPECTAL NOTICES.
Mars. w insEOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician. has 6
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
iy facilitates the process of teething, by softening
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 20, 1S60-1y
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Z N pursuance ofa decree Of the the Circuit Court
Il of Augusta county, rendered at the November
term, 1880, / will proceed tc sell to the highest
bidder, at Lebanon v bite Sulphur Springs, ON
Tuesdcsy, the 3oh day Ct Aprsi, 1851, TRACT
OF LAND, containing fl7S ACRES, belonging. to
the estate of Armistead Jones. decd, lying on the
Big Calf Pasture Riyer, near the above Springs
portion ofsthe land is cleared and the remainder
in timber. The improvements consist of d WEI
LING HODSEand other seessary out buildings.
TERas.-so much in bend as win pay ths costs
of suit and sale and the balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months from the day OF
sale the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curty, and the title retained as ultimate security
March 20, 1ssl-tds. - -
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FOR CONGRESS.

~ Wesare authorized to announce the Hon
JOHN 7. HARRIS a candidate for reelection tC
ties Of Augusta, Roelbriage, Rockingham, Shen-
andoah, Hardy, BATH, Pendleton and Highland.
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SIZE OF Personal PROPERTY,


! WILL sell my residence, near Stanton, on
l. Tuesday morning, 90 A. ND april l6M 1861
large assortment of PERSONAL PROPERTY ,
consisting of Horses, Cattle, Farming Implements,
&C., and also, the entire elegant tsr.or, Chamber,
Dining room and Library Furniture, &C., &c., oil
the resi- dence. 49,
One elegant = 0ctavo Piano
In case of my absence Col. David S. Young is
authorized to sell for me.
TERMS Under $40 cash, over, months cred
it, negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed.
JNO. L. PEYTON.
Nalch 20 l8sl-tds-s Ccby. :,
ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS or Az
FEyEE Commissioned Officers Of the several UNI
4, FORMED and Volunteer Companins Of
the County, are hereby nctifed and required tc
meet at the Csri's 0ifioe of The Fusttngs Court Of
Stanton, at IL o'clock A. r., on Saturday, The
18Th Of the present naoath, fAnii) for the purpose
Of Organizing Volunteer Regiment, and electing
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel and two Majors az
Field Officers of said Regiment. ,
By ord er of the Governor, l-
WIN. ID. ANDERSON,
1:, Col 1S0th Regiment Va. Militia.
Aoril 5, 155l-2t.
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PENDLETON COUNTY

We are authorized to announce T.. T. SAUN.
DERS ESQ.,, candidate foI the Legislature Of
Virginia, from, the County Of Pendleton.
March l5 1891, j.
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Ffoastha Ecaminer, NcrfcFs, Va. -.
They have been tested in mere than the ussn
cases, With emit 9 success.
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Nine Young and Likely Fegross

belonging to the heirs Of Col. JOS Tuley, deed
Woman 80 years Of age, who is 6 good Cook,
lroner and Washer with pleasart disposition; a
Man2l years of age, WHO'S 4 No. one hand; the
remainder are from to Il years old, all stout and
wen grown. The Negroes are healthy, robust and
likely. -.
TERMS CASE, or a negotiable note at thirty
days, wei. endorsed, with interest added. For tn
land, terms as Usual.
Any one wishing to buy VIII apply soon, as will
leave for Clarke County IN few weeks.
JOS. L. MITCHELL.
March 49, 1sel-st-Spec Copy
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E'rcn the ka"aohe Valley Star. EaaesyEt, Va.
W are sure that persons suffering with tbs
headache, who try them, will stick te hem.
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REMAINED. On the 14th inst. at the
residence of VIM. A Patton, in Oxford,
Miss, by Esquire d. A. Watson, Mr.. ".
Roswell and Mrs AIuscodge Roswell. In
this matter the couple were divorced some
ten years ago, but were married again as
above stated.
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TIE FOLLOWING ENDOREMENTs OF
SPALDTNG'S
CEP II ALIC PILLS, =
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEAD a CHE.
SPEEDY AED SURE CURE rs WITHIN
THEIR REACH,
A' ties. TsstinGnials tseys unsolicited ~ kr.
SPAhDING, they afford anqHestiona6le
proof Of the efficacy Of this traly
scientific discovery.
AAsoNvnLE, Conn.,, Feb 5, 1851,
have tried your gephalic Pills. and Ilskstasm
so eeI that want you to send me two dollars
worth more.
Part of these are for the neighb6rs. to whom
gave few out of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and obdge
Your ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAyBasonp, PA, Feb. 9, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDrNs.
SIR: $3.50 f-s
wish you to send me a box. fyopr Cephaic
Pills, haze received great deal Of bensft from
'''''' MARY As Am ysro1kHoUsE.
sFRucs CREBk, Huxr1NaroN Co., Pa,
January Is, 1851.
You will please send ne two boxes of your &C.
Phahc rails. Send theF3 Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
-. JOHN B. SiMONS.
P. 81 have used enc box of your Pills. and
find them excellent.
BRLLE TBRToN Ohm Ian TX 1871
HENRI G. SPALDGSa, Esq.
Please find incIosed twenty five cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills TAey
truly the best Pills There euer tried
Direct A. SLOWER, p. NJ.
Belle Vernon. Wyandot Co., o.
e Beverly, MASS, Dec. H. 1860 :
Il. G. SANDING. Esq. t,s
| wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring yorr Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers lfyou Lave any thing of the kind,
please send to me. -
One Of my CUSTOMERS who is subiect-to severe
Sick Headache, Casually lasting two days,) s0as
cared Of en- etGob ~ ore hoar By yoar Pills, which
/ sent her. Respectfully yours,
1azsa1pisBuhe, FhA 1a.; Co., ONO,
HENRI G. SPALDING,
No. As Cedar st., N. Y. =
go DEAR SIR: =
Lnclosed find twenty five cents, (25) for which
send bcz of "Cephac Pills" Send to address az
Rev. YIN. G. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin CO
Ohio
Your Pals soork like a c1orm-eure Headache at
Eost snstontsr Truly yours,
WEI. G. FILLER.
Mr.. SsALDINe. &c.
SIR:
Not long since sent 30 you for boz of Cepsa-
lie Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and
CoStIveness' and received the same. and they has
good effect that I aeaa induced to sema foT
more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
4. r. WHEELER, r.
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Fro" the Sout@sr" Path Finder, Ts,0 OrIeans, La.
Try them you who are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already
numerous list that has received benefts that no
other medicine produce NO
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From tn Democrat. 81

From ths Denoocret, st. Cloud, Him.
Ifyou are or have been troubled with the bead
ache. send for q box, (Cephalic Pills, so that you
may have them in case of an attack
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Land and Negroes Cor Sale.

r WILL sell privately the LAGRANGE FARM
Il containing fl s Acres. lying 8 miles West c
Staunton. The Central Railroad runs through it
| will also sell
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r7 From the A@rerti8er, P~oss9eaes, r..
The Cephalc Fills ere eaid to be remarkable of.
fectige remedy fer the headache, and one of the
very heat Ter that very frequent complaint whief'
has ever been discovered.
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.Staunton, April II, 1861.

A TTENgIoN TROOP THE Troop of
n Cavalry belonging to the 90 Regiment are
he, eby ordered to meet in Middlebrook, en- Satur-
day, the 30th day of March, at IL O'Clock, with
arms in order for inspection.
% 80 = ". S. sPRouL, Col. o3d Regiment.
March Is lS6l-tdm.
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From the Western r. q. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily END orse Mr.. Spalding, and lis uu-
r;valled Cephalc Pills.
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nAVIS A. KAYSER has Just opened nice lot
~ os French Cloths, Casamefes and festinss Of
new STYLE.
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TtARpEyS AND MATTINGs. -Tapestry 3rus-
Z ! sells. Super Ingram, Venetian and other Car
pets. Plain and thick Canton Mattings, Floor an{
Table Oil Cloths Continental Curtain Lace ane
Satin Damasks just opened by
DAVIS a. KAISER.
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CATTLE sCALES.-I have made such a..
" rangements with the Manufacturers, IS to
enable me to furnish FAIRBANKS CEIERRA.
TED PLATFORM SCALES at the lowest Factory
price. will have the Cattle or Hog Scales aroc-
ted, guaranteeing their accuracy or furnish them
packed for transportation. These Scales are too
well known to need commendation, Twill onlv, saw
they warranted in every particular. Those in
upon me. GEO. E. PCICE
Stanton, April5, 1851.
WHITE VASE BRUsHEs.- doz.
Tanners. Backing, Busting. Sweep ing end oth
er Brushes just received and cerstansly on bsnH.
CLIO. L. PRICE
stauaton, Arf1l ), 1854.
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From the Ecaminer, Norfolk Va.

Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz Cure of headache in all it's
forms.
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From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (C.ob,l;.
Pills) is RAPIDLY increasing.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Srn.


In accordance with the tenor of a speech made
by Judge Doug las towards the close of the session
OF Congress- lie hiss been dig gently engaged in per-
fectng the details Of measure which contemplatea
entire freedom Of trade between the several coun-
tries Of the North American continent. Ills plan
will call for uno n rates Of dHty from other States
than those above named an Tor as free an ngress
AMI egress OF persons and things for the purposes
of trade existed be.reen the states Of the Union
previous to The secession Of the cotton States.
This condition OF things will be mutually neces-
to the interests of b til sections, whether the
fact of separation be reco3 niZed by
now, after a long VIZ. For this the people of
the continent will contend as matter of necessity
to them, and there cannot he much doubt that the
Confederate States will cheeriully accor in the
policy. Judge Dougissi plan also provides that no
greater disabilities shall be ad on ehat relates to
bayng and selling within TIE different States by
citizens Of other States, than shall be upon the Cit
'.ens Of each State. He thinks that ere mu5t be
an extra session Of Congress, at which he a,ill in
troduce carefully prepared bill as above, and
looking to tie repeal Of the protective tariff Of Mr..
Simmons. -. 80.
1t is stated il an intelligent financial Quarter,
That the u. S. military expedition from New Y X
is destined for Texas, to aid Houston in expressing
Indian hostiIites and the extension of seoessnnisn
into Negy Mexico. This will be as Offensive to the
Con edsrate States az a. expedition tp any other
point Of their territory, and thereorenOns should
be surprised to hear that the commissioners here
from those States have closed oulmun;c tions with
this government, The suggestion that Mr.. Sew
ar Is to leave the cabinet account OF wh at is
now going on, cannot be well founded as the poll
! cy or plan must have been determined upon some
time ago. AGA.
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SIR:
Not long since l sent 20 you for box of CepSa-
lie Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and
Costiveness, and received the same, and they has
so good an egecs that goa, induced to ssad foy
Please send by return mail. Direct to
a. r. WHEELER, 80
Ypsilanti, Mioh.
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RESUMPTION or SPECIE PAYMENT IN TIE
CONFEDERATE STATES Mr.. Memminger,
Secretary of the Treasury of the Confeder-
ate States, has addressed circular to each
of the banks of the Confederacy, recon-
inending the adoption of resolution to re-
deem il specie such Of their respective notes
as may be paid in upon the authorized loan
of the Coufedaracy. This measure, Mr..
MemmiDger states, is necessary to prevent
the inequalities and confusion which must
else arise from, the paying of subscription
in currcncies Of varying values. He also
urges the present as the most Desirable time
for general resumption Of specie payment.
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Iandreth9s N ew CrOp


y More N eTv Goods Vt
VNAyEs A.KAysEfs Is now receiving fro5n
~ the Southern Markets. a-large- and beautiful
stocl Of French. English and American DRY
GOODS ofthe very latest importations. Many
kinds Of goods are very cheap and beautiful.
Stanton, April II, 1867. <
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4 TTENTIoN WEST VIEW lNFA NTBY.-
Il You are hereby ordered to meet at West
View, on Saturday, the 10th DAY OF this month
lApriD precisely at o'clock, P. NJ, for State
parade.
b. +. sHJET, O. S.
A,r;1 10 7ee1-2t T.