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.}al-saor johnson, of Tehpefsce, left
wa-a,seto9 few days ago, III bis home.
ca .~rder o take position # tsutsallt} =
a. g.xn. oarg it is said bis nose aas pulled
and ~ /. M, the chance is that it VIII be
his ueek.
.laI,, Bill! TX Coz Brown, and s'her
lsfe vaioi 'sts" Of Tenh "ssee. advise that
STATE, in pc,blshed address to rst'a' =,
aexlsai or independent between tile North
and seash. but to resist It any cost. any al
tenpt 70 aAfjaga'c the sec. sdea 1sa' 81, -
Ghey aa 'jss aeonference with l., 'a'' ~"
States.
We ase ilfofsaa.& sAat on yesterday tn
clergy Of the DssF;lqt waited or Dir. LIN
cpln il, a body to urge q coHrse Of seeoncll-
-js,iun aud praee, a;,d that &c replied that
she p,aisoiuI "a WHICH he was elected ssaoald
he carried OCT if it cost the lives Of q psi'-
son Of meu
Thomas WISAgs. the famous BalFiinoEe
millionaire. has offered his entire fortune
IF S. Geo, coo to the support OF tAe ootflS
EN- cause
Lieut. " ltess. r. S. u eseorting 'sle
family Of Com. hicGauley to their home N
Washington, was arrested few days ag'
~ RichaS3s.sl. by the military, bat was
aoaly released
Com French Forrest, and Commander
\ d. Fairfax. late Of the U. S. Navy
eeTe received commissions in lne Virgin
es,y, aaa have beer stationed ct Ncrsols
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Volunteer Regime

At D meeting of the Commissioned Officers OF
the several Volunteer Companies Of Aususta e eoun.
of the Town Of Staunton, the 9th of April,
! 1861, Col. VIM. d. Anderson, Col mel Of l6Qth
Regiment, being in the chair, the following reso-
linton was offered and adopted By vote by cola
panies:
Reolsed, That we Commissioned Officers in the
following Volunteer Companies in the county OF
Augusta, to wt:
The s.West Augusta Guard"
The fsJnion Greys,"
The Augusta GTeys,'
The s'SGpthern Guard /"
The Augusta Rifles, =
The ''V,lley hangers
The '.Staunton Artillery,
comprising aggregate OF 422 men, rank and fife,
uniformed and armed, do hereby agree to the for
NJ alton of Regiment Ct Volunteers to be number
ed the 9Th, pursuant 10 the provisions OF the 10th
Chapter Of the Code Of 1850, and that we proceed
TO organize the same by the election Of q Colonel,
Lieut.. Colonel and two Majors under an order
from General Head Quarters, dated the 9th OF
March, 1861, and addressed to Col. " Lii. ID. An
derson. Col. of the 160th Regiment.
On motion J ames Bumogardner, IT., was appoin-
ted Secretary
The meeting then proceeded to the election of
Field Officers, which resulted follows For
Colonel, Capt. VIM. $. Il. Baylor for Lieutenant
Colonel, Capt. Absolom Coner for lst Major,
CAPT. Z. F. Steriett; for I'd Major, Col. Rudolph
TarI.
The following resolutions then ofTsred and
eoopttu
Resolred, That the County Court of this coun-
ty, at its next (Aprl) term, be earnestly reques-
ted to make such appropriation to this Regiment,
and the Companies that may hereafter unite with
it as may seem to it proper and liberal.
Resolved. That Thomas J. Niche, Col. John B.
Baldwin, Hugh W. Shelley aud Gen, William IL.
Harnan be requested to present the claims 81 the
Regiment to the said Court and nrge upon it the
necessity of such an appropriation.
Resolved That the Volunteer Co1,p aaies Of this
county not here represented be respectfully soloi
ted to unite with his Regiment.
Resoivea That Committee, De appointed, con-
sisting of The Field Officers and the Commandments
Of the Companies comprising this Regimen and the
compsn es intending to Join it, whose duty it shall
be to prepare BYLAWS ior the government OF this
Regiment; said Committee to be called together
by The Colonel.
Resolred, That The proceedings Of this meeting
be published in tns Staunton papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
OoL. VIM. D. ANDERSON, Chm.
r RrMcARnNEp Ia Sae'v
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.&CEE.H gR; asF Dy.Fgg.

NEW books upon an old subject, compiled by a
In gentleman evidently yarsed in the details which
he discusses. These works are offered without os1
tentation or. pretension, and their appearance i:
quite opport,ne Then the signs Of the times SC
portentous. though small ToIumes, they will DC
found by military students to contain informa ton
the Importance OF which cannot be oyerrated. :
Tactics for Officers of infsntry, Cavalry and ar
t;llery. arranged and compiled BY Captain L. V.
Buckhotz. Price in muslin Use. in pocket style
81 90.
Infantry Camp Duty, Field Fortifcations and
Coast Defence, by Capt l.. V. 3uckh oltz. Price
80 cents.
Published by
j. W. RANDOLPH. Richmond, Va.
A pril 5, 1851.
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81. "a William Street, New York.
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TIVE Virginia iiotei. 50 extensively known to
L the Tray tl!iag Public as one OF the very best
IutQs il the State, is now,owred solely by Messrs
I'M. Il. Il THOS.-P. PEYT0N VI no will devote
their whole attention 10 the purpose Of increasing
fpossibe, the high reputation which it a pre- sent
sustans, and will leave exegtion unempleyed. to
render their guests satisfied and comfortable. ehe
recent additions put to this eatabsi hment. enable
the prcp'rs to accommodate a much 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 'fGoop IS NEW.
The proprietois have secured the services o. Mr.
WIN. ID. GILKEsoN, ST.. and experienced Landlord,
and formerly of the Taylor Hotel, Winchester, as
Superintendent who will pa 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, a. heretofore,
to equal that Of any Hotel in.the State. =
Connected with the He,tel are extensive stables,
.,nder the panageneRi OF Byeis 4 Co, we'll known
for their experienee end eiiieienoS III this deHaF
ment. liorses will Be taken az LiYerA, and Hor-,
SEES B'.egies and Hacks, will BE Afforded t. gnests
on rea spnable terms. - III. r ~. ~...-ss
The Propsietnrs are veil prepared to aooanno-
date families who wiSh to spend the Summer
months in this healthy portion of the State.
THIS Hotel IS Il II iul nslIed and contains good
and comfortable bedding any house in the State
In his Hotel there are two of Fielding's New
md Excellent Marble hedded and Patent. cushion
ed BILLIARD TABLES.
VIM IL. Ieyton, who has been SO long conuec-
ted with this Hotel viii devote his whole attention
to the accommodation Of the guests. He IS thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
and would respectfully ask a continuance OF the
same. 8, =
W. NJ II; ; p pYT9NS proprietors.
N.,B-The Office Of all the Sta LIN ES IS
at this House. also the office u AZ HS d cos
EXPRESS. WIN. II. PEYT0N 4 BRO
Stanton, March Is, lS6i.--tf.
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ct this present tine in the Uni

L ------, al ttttH vs. tsCut tltlc III lDt NJuin
tod States servlce as-Z--- do so!tnlnly
:aear thai viii support, protect, and de-
fend the Constitution and Govcin.nent OF
the United States agaiiist I'll enemies.
whether domestic Of foreign, ard Eat I
will bear true faith a,tl loyalty to lie same,
RS established BE- the Constitution and laws;
sad. further, that DO this with full de-
&c inaton ana pledge, without any mejtal
reservation "a evasion, to i'eriorrl III good
t-.ii' al sle Gutles which may BE- legally
-. rei Of ne SO Le!p me God
1 .,l,@y u 'Fashiagton. District q Co..
cg.eta aud subscrbod before me this
d9y et April. 1861
This oath vas presented to tie clerks ID
tbe lsteaios Department yesterday. OF the
Ave hundred. one fifth refused to take it
O. eou.se thei. places thus BECAME facapt.
oe resented to the clerks ii all
rs yaasf5Wents'
,,.tal rcs.goats5hs bgvc taken place to-
Gay. III he Treasury Department Mr.:
"a l,oay A,cLean, Of Alexandra, and
az Hickman, aud iii tie Navy DEPART
ment Messis. Cameron ahd King, Among
o.iers
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SALE OF LAND.

TN pursuance of decree Of the the Circuit Court
l of Augusta COUNTY, rendered at the November
term, 1890 i viii prdeeed to sell 10 tie highest
bidder. at Lebanon White su:phue sprirgs: On
a94esday. TIE seth dce Of AfrstS 1881, TRACT
OF LAND, coutaitsgls i7s. .-sAEEA. bsiVngipg e
Biz Calf Pasture River hear the above Springs :
a portion OF the land is cleared and the remandGi
in timber. The improvements consist ola DIV Eli
LING HOUSE and other necessary ont Buildings.
TERMS.-so much il hand as viii pay the costs
Of suit AID sale, and the balance IN sig, twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months fr@m the day Of
sale the .put chaser giving bond and approved Sc
curitv and tie title retained uti ate security
Ms,eh y. lssi,-tas. :
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Esrs. vs MsSaoW.

An experienced nurse and female rhysician. has a
Soothing 3y;up for children reethng which great
IL facilitates the process OF teetiiing, by sottenng
the gums, reducing all Internationally Iii aisy eli
pain, aud is SIRE to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it. mothers it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief AMI health to your i tants. erfsclly
safe in All eases. See advertisement in another
column
i11nn 90 lacG w
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DIED.

At her residence, near Avon, Nelson county, on
the morning eff the 10th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH
KUDISELL, in the Goth year of her age
Near West View, on the 7th inst, CLARENCE
D., son Of A. b. and S.. Il. Lghtner, age mos.
and days.
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BY the nse of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nerross or Sick Heodqcfe may be prevented; and
if taken AT the commencement of an attack immc
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
Ther seldom fail in reno wig the Nausea and
Headache to which females sd subject. ~
. They act gently upon the bowels, reno VIM Cos
tirensss.
d For Literary Men Students. Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedentary habits, they valua-
BE as a Laxative, improving the appetite, giving
tone and vgor to the digestive organs, and resto-
ring the natural elasticity and strength OF the
whole system q
The CEPHAIIC PILLS are The result Of long in
'yest,ga'ion and carefully conducted experiments,
having 1leetl in many years, during which time
they hare prevented and It eyed a vast amount OF
pain and suffering from Headache, whether origi-
na ing in. t 10 vets system or from deranged
state Of the stomach s.ssts
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taken at ali times with perfect So fetv
without making any change of diet. and the ab-
Of any dsogreeobls taste renders 1t easy to ad-
minister them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
Thesgenuine have FIVE signatures of Henry G
Spauiding each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi-
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should he addressed to
HENRY G. SPAULDING,
AZ Cedar Street, New York.
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sSgz. sssssENs1. AS5E.
Southern Hat iiaRsfaetory! -
ESTABLISHED 1886 Isazss

FEr1IE Subscriber respectfully invite. the attention
J. OF the merchants of Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee to- tie extensive stock Of bis
own ard foreign MANUFACTUkED HATS
Goods sold in THIS house uili pc warranted to com
pare, iavQrably in quality and prices with good
coming from any other MAJ ket.. There Ni bt
found all the qualities of WOOL, UR and s;TnA W
HATS. from the lowest price negio Rat the finest
quality for gentlemen. Also BOYS and GILL
DREA'S hats and CAPS, of all grades ard sly
les. ladies RIDING HATS 0; all the. various
qualities Ialso Manufacture largely MILITARY
HATS AND CARS.
| ara supplying great part of Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee with MILITARY
GOODS, orders ior which are solicited and
promptly filed.
81 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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Esoara eg Public WOrAs.

va WE are autho: ;5ed to announce THOMAS
l.. BEUUN, Of kanawha, as States Rights can
1idate Cor the Board Of Public " orks, subject to
the decision or d district convention. ape
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STEAM ENGINES,
Circular A,aas,-easigsS, Sc, Sc,
J, G.. SPRINKLE,

zerriwoxaT9 Vss.,
ID ESPECTF ULLY Informs the citizens or .be
Ia Valley and of Virginia generally. that he Is
now prepared to manu- acture STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. and every other de-
scription of work in his line with the utmost pronp-
ttude. The Engine which he makes was invented
by himself and l5asford of our town, and was pat
ented in December, 1851
There are soma four Engines of this patent now
in operation in Rocl ingham. two Of which drive
the machinery Of Merchant and Saw Mills, one is
employed in lanyard, and the other driving the
press OF the Rockingham Register. refer to the
gentlemen VINO these Engines, for evidence OF
the superiority of my Engine over any other now
in use 1t is exceedingly simple in its construc-
tion and requires less tuel than any other engine
now in use. It will be furnished as cheap as any
her engirei Of equal power made anywhere
One OF the Engines in in Rockingham occupies
the place formerly occupied By one OF the best
Northern made engines Of another patent. The
efficiency and value of my Engine having low beer
fully tested, Il confidently call the attention of all
who need mctiye-powor of this cha racter to the
invention. t4s~ So ts.'
g5~ Particular attention paid to the fitting up
of mill work generally Repairs OF all kinds OF
machinery attended to promptly.
Ms- Address, Harrisonhurg, va.
Feb 8, 1861
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yx7HIaE WASH EsRUsHEs.-e. doz.
w White W ash Brushes, Horse 40. Sc ubbing,
Tanners Backing. busting. Sweeping and 9TH
or Brushes just received and constantly on hand.
~ GEO. E. PRICE.
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From the Examiner, NorJols, Va. ..s.-y.s,
They have been tested in mole than g thousan
eases, with emit e success.
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FOR CONGRESS-.

5a5~ We are authorized to announce tie Hen.
IUllN L. HAltitiS q candidate Tor reelection tc
Congress from the District comp0s ed of the coun
ties Of Augusta, I.ockbridyc, Rockingham. shen-
andoah, ilardy, Bath, .Pena!etou and Highland
W. " ( are authorised to announce DR.. 81 VI
Url Il MuFFEIl as candidate for the Con-
gress OF the Soutbegn ContederAcy at the ensuing
election. april rs, 1861.
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From the Ecomiaer, Norfolk, "a.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz: Cure OF headache in ali its
forms.
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Stanton, April S. 1851.
ESAEsESELIgT| O..

"a RIB
TSANIEL WHISMAN has opened BARBER
~ SHOP che doc South Of Roane & Alby's
Clothing Store, under Virginia Hotel, where he is
prepared to trim Hair in tbs most fashion, STYLE
and 70 give a clean. nice Shave to all who may
call on him. His long experience in thu; bufiness
justes him in promising to please all who may fs
roi hiHl with their patronage
January 4, 1851.
n EgCE.
TIVE accounts Of CRAWFORD & COCHRAN
i are made off to the lSt January. 1861. The
partnership expires, ~ limitation, the LIST
pii!. Al achanee in the concern is about being
made no longer Indulgence can begiven. We hope
our friends wiz understand We are in earnesl-w e
need what is Que US.
- CRAWFCgD Dc COCHRAN
Stauntor. Jan. %, 1861.
niSTO us We have Just received a supply Of
i Pistols. Among tAelh may be found
Co.'s New Patent. s
Colts C,a Patent--4 and S inch barrel.
Sharp's and Shooter.
Beal's 6 Shooter
Manhattan Shooter.
All of which will be sold on fair terms.
WOODS & GILKESON.
Stanton, jan Is, 1861.
GARDEN TDOLs.-I have just received good
" assortment of Anes Spades. common do.,
Gar6eu Forks Wedding and cuItyatn Ig, d ices
i Rales h.c. 6c. GEO. E. PRICE.
'S stsan aS,' M March Il. 1851
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners Sale.

l. William Patterson-A gainst
(. 4. Curry, w. H. Marshall, David Sheets and
A. z. Cuny-D Defendants
In obediense to tie decree Of sale rendered in
the above cause the 29th day OF November.
Is So. as commissioner therein appointed for the
purpose will proceed to stsl, on the premises, on
Saturday, the fsth Of NGy aert ensuing, lot OF
rahd, Containing
Is or Ii Acrss,
;shercan the defendant David Shut resides and
adjacent to the lands of BETHEL Herring ard
others, near Spring Hill. Ms>
TERMS. Costs oi-snit and sale in hand, and ths
by bonds with good sgeurlty aud the title setain-
ed as Ultimate security.
Arpil &c, isss-1t.
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ATTENTION, EesessEs Eses't gaEsif.-
ia Militia.
TIME Militia Drill Of Commissioned Officers of
L the 10th Regimcht will CONNIE nee in Staun-
ton, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of May next, and
continue the 9Th, 7th and sth. All officers are re-
quired to Be prompt, and to appear on parsde, AZ
IL oclocS, A. NJ, in full UNIFORM as prescribed By
'As Ma The Reeimentai Mastsr NiIl take place on
THURSDAY. the 9th day of May next, at II o'cl5
A. Nj. Commandments Of COMPANIES are required
to notify their Commands. ,,
Col. l6oth Regiment y3. Militia.
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REYSoLnsBuHG, FpANKL1N Co., ONO,
January 8, 1851.
Henry G. SPALDING,
No 4S Cedar st.. n. Y.
DEAR SIR:
Inclo,d find twenty five &c is, (25) for which
send boz OF "CephaIic Pills Send to address of
Rev. Wa. G. Filler, keynoIdshurg, Franklin Co,
Ohio.
!, Your Rails rork ike cchorr.-cure Head=cas a.
a.osf thstdnter 1eniy yours.
VA. C. FILLER
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e ESTAIoV.A - 2
SPRING MiLLIN ER Y.
Mrs. Kate M. Kelley.

JNTOULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of
w Stanton and vicinity, that she has remoy I'd
her MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT to her
NEW STORE ROOM
soaisl Of Beverly st, New E9ich Front, and
adjoining the Marble Yard, where she is opening
as handsome stock OF
@IEg1NG GO oD5
as can possibly be exhibited. and which will be
sold upon as reasonable TENS as they can be had
anywhere. Thankful for past favors, she asks a
continuance OF the patronage heretofore extended
to her, feeling assut &c rone will go away displeas-
ed after an examination OF her stock and prices.
N. Particular attention paid to orders from
the country.
Staunton, April II, I3sl-4t.
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From the Ds,socrcr, 81. c'0ud,, N;nn. :
II you are, ,nrsha ". bpen treibed with the bead
ache. send ter 8 boz. {Cephac Pilis,) that you
may haye them IL case attack
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SIR:
Not long since sent 10 YOU for box Of Cepha-
lie Pills for the OF the Nervous Headache ant
C0stiReness. aud received the same. and they had
70 g9o1 ca effect tset [ ~a, induced to seaa for
Please send b return mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti Mich
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PENDLETON COUNTY

PENDLETON COUNTY.
We are authorized to announce E. I. SAUN-
n ERS, Esq, a candidate FOX the Legislature Of
Virginia, from the County of Pendeton.
MAJ Oh Is. 1861.
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BEvENLv, MASS, Dec. II, 1850.
II. G. SFA'D1NG ESQ
| wish for circulars or large show bills, to
bringyou Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers ifisou have any thing OF the kind,
please send to ne 49,!
enc Of my customers, VINO is subject to severe
Sick lradache, (usua, lasting two days,l ,cae
cured IF an attack IN one boar BY your Pills. which
| sent her. Respectfully yours,
W. B. WILKES
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MARRIED.
On the 18th in tant by Kew. J. r. Wheeler. Mr.
DAVID SMELL ard MISS SARAH JANE VAN
'FOSSEN all of this county.
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may haye them in case nt an attack.
From the A3rertieer. P,oaidsnce, r.. I.
ihe Cephac Pills are said to BE- remarkable eff
festive remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very best for thai very rrequont complaint which
has ever b~en discovered
Frons the Western r. Il. Gazette, Chicago III.
w heartily end orse NJ. 5pading, and his I'M
riyalled Cephalic Pills.
From the AanoWha yai{ey .Sfar Kana,rha, Va.
w are sure that persons suffering with the
head ache, who try them, will stick to them.
From the Southern Path Finder, Ne,g Orleans 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 30
other medicine can produce
From, the st. LOUIS Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic
Pills. is rapidly increasing.
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roEEengg,Es sTOG tx.

AM breeding from HACK HAWK and his son
/ POST3OY. who stand at my stable, ana are
splendid specimen Morgan Horses, the Kind .h ana
horn Bali ard Heller Calges for sale; also, oiseseea
oountv Bears and Flcs Will exchange for Ssee.
ts,rea eals old and upwards, to Craze inonntain
land. Va Persons having cattle torraie gan aa-
o'sfs me- $40 ''s ''''-.' ~ S. ". FICKLiN.
+ Charlottesville, April 2e, lssl-ss,
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gpl}Ai " WASHINGTON

The following form Of OATH of ailegiailca
has bce8 prepared With 4 view to its being
administered 20 al employees of The COY
e:ument connected viii the several Depart
sneuta She form was prepared by the Al.
t0vley General, who was himself the ffst II
Gake uut, subscribe the DATA
DEPARTMENT OF TnE INTERIOR
F'osainqton ADrH 1861.
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ATTENTION. Company Is, iGotsa
gs ass sss&sas,

WON will paraaein tront OF Ulion IIaIl, on Sat
I urday, April y, at II O'Clock, A. NJ: A iu!I
-. cut is required and all abseltees will be fined
turn ~ that is the fine imposed oy the Regiment
>. " a. inquiry. BY order o. ~s
al Court OF l. JAMES Ii. SK!NHER, Capt.
Ap26
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HORSE SHOES Kegs i1 Ea, Sd rs ]aTSss re-
4 Il ceived and fer sale GEO. H. fhlCE'
Staunton, March Is, 1851
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ATTENTION, 40 "t'.sssf - 1899 .
F~ : negtsneAs.- 49,. ne 80
Xor viii parade in front Of {, the ''c \ a. NJ A
dnsd 81 g. q Lat is the fine fixed ~ the i. -
anas - a. KINNEY, 0. $.
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X YrsiLiNrr, uloH., Jan. IA, 1861.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-19

DAyIs A. KEYsER he j,st oreaed nice lot
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-08
Last Nj ; hts Dispatches.

CHAMBERsBURG, June Gall news con-
corning the proposed advance of troops is
strictly prohibited by the commanding
General. The troops are eager to meet the
enemy. \ forward movement will Ger
tainly begin tomorrow.
Additional troops had been ordered to
Chambersburgh indicating an early ad-
vance on Harper's Ferry. Probably an Gu
gagement will take. place to-morrow.-
Measures have been taken to ascertain, i'm
mediately, how many of the three months
volunteers will remain during the war
The result will decide the Administration
relative to calling out new levy. There
seems to be no doubt that Beauregard Is
preparing for an advance on Alexandria.
The Postmaster at Memphis, refusing to
distribute the mails, the Postmaster General
orders the Memphis Post Office to be discon-
tinued, and all Postmasters to forward to
the Dead Letter Office all matter directed to
Memphis.
1t having been reported that quantity
Of arms was stored Fat Havana, under the