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Relative aux ReytIless % lleetes dams lie port


Relative aux ReyeIIExs CpllecteS dams lie port
dc In Observation-Disclosures.
II est ord0nn6, par lie peuple de Ia Lousian as
semblG EN- Conventions Que les revenas coliect6s et
a collector dams le port de Ia N0uVelle ORLEANS
sont tenus par idei commits, par rI1tat de la Loui-
shane, ct seront conserv6s Superintendent ct s6parG,
ment de tous autres fonds.
II est de plus ordonn&, One lie gouverneur ct lie
gouverneur seul est par Ia prGsente @utorsG tiror
sou maudat sur lie d6pOsitaire des dts fonds, pour
payer les dtpeuscs de ce service, ains que les de
penses de Ia Monnaie de la Nouyelle.0 Orleans,
suyant destination des employees que celia con-
cerne, ct qu ont etc jusqnA present autorisGs par
et reglGments les lois des Flats Unis.
II est &c Mus ordonnG, One tOus les complies Sc
rattachant au dit EeEvice aussi hen qu'A Ia dite
Monnae antGrieurement red6Na aux aut9ritGs fGdG-
raes, soient rondns ct rGE!Gs parle EogyefAieHpH
qui est par la prGsente autorisG et reQuis de
prendre des bOns convenahlas aveo des cautions.
des dts officers, pour la hdee executions de leurs
devors.
II est de plus ordonn6, Que tous les complies
rendus jusqua &c jour par les employees ftdGraux de
Get Etat l'antoriG federal, seront dorGnavant
rendus de la maniare prescribe par les lois r6gle
mens des Etats Unis, au gouverneur de Get Etat.
Ad0pee en- Convention, EN- la vile de la Nouvelle
Orleans, ce vingt,neuveme jour de janyier, Pan de
notre seigneur mil hut cent soixante. et-nn
LSignal A MOUTON,
Cerigt J. THOs. WHEAT Secr6tsire. fsi5 lot
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Eonur Changer la Constitution de G'EItnt ,gs
IN Louisiana eOf1ctrnun1 lie SeraslrIlt Dos:

Pnur Changer Ia ConStEt14s5o,, de I,E,tnt tie
in h3u;siat- eOfrctrrltsl1 lie sSeraI,yIit II,or-
flee: - VA
Nous, lie peuplH de fEtat de Ia Louisiana assemble
en- CohVehtlon de&larons ct ordonuons ct est par
Ia pr5<ente, declare ct ordonn6 que Particle ouatre
vingtdiX de Ia Constitution de lEtat de Ia Louisiana
est ct demeure, par la prGsente sng6 de manere
etre ain,i conGu:
Les membres de TassemblGe gGnGra!e ct tous les
tonctlonnalres pubcs preteront, avant denrer dams
eXercice de eurs Onctions, lie serrnent on aiirua-
ton qui suit:
'Je - jure on affirme acknowledgment que lie
serai tidee ct 0bGissant Etat de Ia Louisiana tat
que e sera eit"yen du dit Etat ct que e sns peine
mcnt hab'le, commencement Ia Constitution de CT
Fiat a occ0rer Ia place Equelle iai CtG nommG
(ou elu) ct que je remplirai, de mon mieux les de-
yors de M place, ct sootiendrai protegemi ct de"
tendfal Ia Constitution de Get Etat. Que Dieu me
soft en- aide"
Adoptte en- Convention en- la vile de Ia Nouvele-
Orleans, ce yingtneuviGme jour de janvicr en- Fan
de n0trc Segneur, mil hut cent soixunte-et-un.
lolEneI A. MOUrlN,
- ... ,.z ~ President de Convent
oerhhe D. IllOS WHEAT, Stcrstsiie. fej lot
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T N D 7 L


AN GtsDiN 2sCR
TO Alter the Constitution of the State OF
Louisiana in Reference to the Oath OF
Office.
We, the People Of the State Of Louisiana, in Con.
vention assembled, do declare and ordan and it is
hereby declared and ordained, that the Ninetieth
Article OF the Constitution of the State Of Louis
lana be and it is hereby altered so as to read as
follows, to-wit:
Members of the General Assembly, and all Off.
GERS before they enter upon the duties Of their of
fees, shall take the following oath or affirmation:
do soemRty swear Cor alfirm) that will he faith.
fol- and true allegiance bear to the State Of Louis.
iana so long as may continue q citizen thereof,
aud that am qualified, according to the COu<titu-
tou OF this State, to hold the office to which have
been appointed, Tor eIeGted) aud that will, to
the best of my ability discharge the duties thereof
and preserve. protect and defend the Constitution
of this State, SO help me God.
Adopted IN Convention in the city of New Or
leans, on the t~enty-nnth day of January in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty-one.
, thiGref A. MOTION,
Pre- il3R Of the Convention Of the state of J,,sn,
IA''e'' D. Aii'S. "HNAi, Secretary. Ief5 lot
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L ~ " . y
u"YM AN RYryN wCN

Relative to Federal Laws alad Officers in
| the State Of Louisiana at the time Of the
passage of ullo Ordinance Of Secession.
Be ii ordained bE the Pe0pie Of louisiana in
Convention a semhed, That all Federal officers IN
the civil service Of the United States and laws Of
the United States relating to said Federal officers
and their duties and compensation, within the State
of Louisiana, in office sad in force at the time of
the passage OF the Ordinance OF Secession, and
not Incompatible Herewith, are hereby adopted
and continued in office and in force officers and
laws of the State procaed, that the Ordinance
shall not apply to the officers of the Judiciary postal
or land departments of the Government of The
United States or the laws regulating the same.
Be ii further ordained, That the revenue colIec-
ton and navigation laws of the United States, so
far as they may be applicable, be and they are
hereby adopted as laws of this State, saving that
no duties shall be collected on imports from the
States forming the late Federal Union, known as
the United States of America, the Territories
thereof, nor upon the tonnage of vessels owned in
whole or in part by the citizens of the said States
and Territories.
Be it further ordnined, That the President of this
Convention Is hereby authorized to require of all
Federal officers aforesaid in the parish of Orleans
the immediate recognition by them OF the sole
and exclusive authority Of the State Of Louisiana
and to administer to them the oath of Office and
in case of refusal, to demand and take possession
of all the property money effects, papers and
documents held by them in their official capacity
and the like authority is hereby conferred on the
Governor as to all Federal officers aforesaid in the
oGtte ana Tue oluceS OF Such persons as refuse to
hold the property, money and effects in their Gus
tody subject to the disposal of the State, and to
take the oath of office, are hereby declared
vacant
Be it further ordained, That the State of Lousi,
ana doth hereby guarantee and indemnify all
Federal officers aforesaid, within this State who
comply with the Ordinances of this Convention,
against all claims and demands of the United
States arising out of such compliance.
Be it further ordained, That in case any Federal
office hereby adopted State office, be now or
shall become vacant, the Governor be and he is
hereby authorized to fill the same in the same
manner as the President of the United States or
the head of any department of the United States
Government might have done prior to the passage
Of the Ordinance of Secession. That the Governor
shall have authority to remove any officer now
holding Federal Office in this State, if he shall
consider the said removal conducive to the public
interest
Adopted in Convention in the city of New Or
leans, this twenty ninth day of January in the year
of our Lord, thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
lSignec1 ;. A. MOUTON,
President Of the Convention the Stale Of Louisiana
Attest: j. TH0S WHEAT, Secretary. fel5 lot
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| WIN mai, 1croo a.. l..
CO. niog "GlIa'ter oe married to citizens Of this
| damien brr"i H4No acquired or snail acquire
Thirl Xii nnrso,s WA, ,,o,,, ,.,,,.,,..-,
a az pet G US now porn or who may hereafter
stot" rosc c IA ,ne ts ana jurisdiction of this
HcatG' WHGSp ,athefB were on shall be, at the time
tnei1 , ~ ~ VI conGePuon cluzens OF this
xxx, ~ n"WeveF, 'hat mo rights Of c
1eIsnip si1i noI descend TO persons whose fathers
ie T3r,r tGa'q pari II c'll9 s S 9
ote ~ o. sofsg nh who had at the
In became cttzens or tha Ir5 d. ~ t.tet iIeh3h
no fura otf0n Ia tgs ~ n.nr n i' u"uer inc
tho Unlled States under the age Of eighteen yeors
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y wv 2. EFIsVElJEAaEN y
Fn reference 40 the Free Navigation OF the
mississippi river.
lsesoiued That we, the people Of the State of
Louisiana recognize the right Of the free naviga.
tion oil the Mississippi river and its tributaries by
all friendly States bordering thereon, and we also
recognize the right Of egress and ingress of the
mouths OF the Mississippi by all friendly states and
powers, and we do hereby declare our willingness
to enter into any etpulutons to guarantee the eX.
ercise Of said rights.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge this
26th day Of January, 1861
Isignedl \, MUTTON,
President OF the Convention,
Attes J, TFL0S. WHEAT, Sccrtt.ry Fei5 lot
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Cancernnnt 10 ltbrc Navigation iu Gcuwe
FL REissS ssipqt.
Resoi Que nous, Ia peuple de llEtat de In Loni-
sane, reconDaissons 10 droi dc ibr4 navigation du
neuve Mississippi, ct de tous SEES tributaries. par
tous les Etats amis riverans du dit feuve ct des
dts tributaries. Eft nous reconnaissons 6galement
lie droit dentr6e ct de sorte des hnuches du Mssis
d&cl&rons par ces pr6sentes notro voon,G de sti-
puertou les guarantees nGoessaires pour lexercse
des dts droits
Adopt6e en- Convention dams In vile de Raton
Rouge, ce Vingtsixieme jour de janVier, Ell lannee
nil Init cent soiNante- et-un.
[Sigue A. MOVTON,
President de Ia Csnvent'on.
-EertifS j. TEQS. WHEAT, Secretairs fel5 lot
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Resolu, One lie president de cette Convention est
autorsG ct requis de nommer un cpmuissaige pour
repr6senter l'Etat de la Louisiana aupras de Etat
du Texas
Adopt6e en- Convention {. Baton. Rouge, ce 26me
jour de janTier, 1851.
[Sign6 A, NOuTON,
President de Ia Convention do l'Etat De 10 Lousaua
CertiRR: j. TilOS WHEAT, Fec claire. fel5 10:
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RN&tR.EIISfN

Asptorigant Ie GnnvcrIaGurde I'T1tnt +, ncCep-
ferdlGA. j. GElir0t ran cnutl0MFscniegat sol
vabiedr ceMa Eaiilo Gi"afEes cotntnc I5n1l "a"
TIC dc In iGcic execution Ce SEES dcvotrs oli-
CielI
Reso!u, Quc le gnUyrru de l'T3ht est autorisG
accophr de- \. J GU!c" 'm caUtiuuemeut s0lyable
de ccIt mile pjattrCs, cJrau}t @grAutia de Ia idtIo
cXyG1ff2{on deee5 deyoir uIrjpi..
Adnn te Ell Convention. daps a vile 10 Ia NOVEL
leOrItan le enQuirme jour &c 6iyjicr Tan d. notre
Seirnenr M, hut cent syiNuutu-et-an.
'f n,'t - A. AOrTOS,
'N Pr5,tGcU! tu a Gynrnr .ur.
f,eruas J. Trros WHEAT, @eertsutre GIt nc
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RESDTUT'I1N,

Resolped That the President of this Convention
be authorized and requested to appoint commits
sioner in behalf of the State Of Louisiana to the
State of Texas.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge, this 26h
day of January, 1861.
T$igredl 4. MOUT0N
Pr sdtrt Of the Convention of the State Of Louisiana.
Attest: j. TH0S. WuGAT SsCratary. fcl5 lot
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[ N 0. 81


To amend the Constitution of the State of
Inuis5a"a.
We, The People Of the State of louisiana in Con
venIl"n as-rnbled do declare aud ordan, and il: is
hereby d"ClHred and ordained
First, That article thirty fourth of the Copstitn.
tinn hr aud The satue is hereby repealed.
Sehnnd Thai article thirty.sixth of the GOnstitu.
ton be altered TO read aS follows. to- wit: No
person shall be eligible the Office of Governor as
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70 authorize the Governor of the State to
accent asatl~tactcry bond fUE one huntlred
tnousn nd dollars from A. ,. Suirnt for
the fmithful performance OF his official
duties. o.
Resoiecd, That the Governor of the State be au-
thorized toaccept satisfactory bond for ono
hundred thousand dollars from A. ]. Gnrot, for
the faithful performance Of his official duties
Adopted in Convention, at the city OF New Or
leans this 9th day of February in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud siyty-one.
lSgncal a. MOuEOh, -,
Attest: j. THos WHEAT Fee,c,Gty. '''' folG i0t
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he United States unto the Governor

of this State. sE
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
Jeans, the twenty of January, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. ,,,,,,,.
&et[S epcal 10y A. MOUTNN,
President The Convention the Stale of Lon siana.
Attest; J. Tfl0S. WHEAT, Secretary. fel5 lot
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AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING Ct;,ze,sn,n.
We, the People Of louisiana. in Convention as
sembed, do declare aud ordaIn That all Tree white
persons embraced in the following classification
snail he deemed and considered aud are hereby
declared to be citizens of Louisiana, VIZ:
First, All persons who at the date of The adoption
OF the Ordinance of Secession, viz: the twenty.
sixth day OF January, eighteen hundred and sixty
one, were citizens of this State.
Second, WomeA vi foreign birth, now married, or
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-
ITO Dissolve the pilEota between the State of
sasslsaana and the other States united
W ksa her rsMsger She compact entitled
ile Consultation OF the United States,f,
81 4, fhe People of the STATE of Louisiana in
Sssougenai9n assembled, do declare and ordain, and
III hereby declared and ordained, That the Ordi
nance passed By Us id Convention on the I'D day
: W November, }a the year eighteen hundred and
eleven, M hereby the Constitution of the United
Z States 81 America and the amendments Of said
y S'onststntion were adopted, and all laws and ord
I Hanees NY which the State of Louisiana became
Elsfnber dc The Federal Union, be and the same
4 aEa hereby repealed and abrogated, and that the .
{ InlUn Row subsisting between Louisiana and other
under the name Of Y The United States Of
b america Il ii hereby dissolved
ne ~ ffe5s declare and oiaGin, Thatth State
M Aouisiasaa here resumes all rights and pc wers
& EetpfeEe delegated TO the Government Of the
utsited States ofs America That her citizens ara
absolgea from an allegiance to said Government,
and that ahe il ii full possession and exercise of
sk saose rights Of sovereignty which appertain to
4 q free and independent State. IA
d83 further declare and ofdain, That all rights
acquired and vested under the Constitution of the
United States or any act of Congress- or treaty. or
RldeF aAy law of this State, and not Incompatible
NY tlla Ordinance. shall remain in force and have
i SAa same eject AIS il this Ordinance had not been
passed.
adopted iii Convention at Baton Rouge the 18th
4 At January, 1861
n Aetast ~. THos WHEAT Secretary. ieI5 lOt
W. r. Adams,
m. Damont anderson,
Bernard Avagno,
A. Barbin,
Vim. Ruffin Barrow.
d. Beralndez,
Chs. Bienvenu,
Pc sBonford,
A. Ranner,
G. q. BrisC8n,
Walthall Burton,
Louis Bush
u =; 9. v. Butler
Thomas i. Caldwell,
Feneloa Cannon
8 w M. G.. Carr,
George Glark,
Thomas a. Cooke,
g. II. COMEDY,
LeInnel p. Conner,
Sidney s. Conner,
Thomas p, q. Cottman,
Wnl. Alex. Davidson,
&c. q. Davidson,
Alex de Glonet,
Aiclhiade De Blanc,
sasnllet W Dorsey,
Ed. DHfei,
Lucius y DpprG,
d. III. Elafn.
j. K Elgee,
Bio. wv. Esflin.
6. hi Fuselief5
James G Fuqua,
A. II. GLADDEN.,
Fergus Gardere,
D. X Gaudet
q. Nv. Graves,
d. N Gray,
Wm. u. Gill;
5s i'll. III Niiraid,
Sid. Fl. Griffin,
u. Hernandez, n
ss AndreW s. Heron,
b. Il. Hodge,
Robert Hodges,
s Hnilinpswal TIL
Theodore johnson.
en- Thos. H. Kennedy,
wilson II, Kidd,
Felix LaBuLat,
8sz Il. lawrence. "a
Chs. r fsagroue,
CHS. o. Leblanc,
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leOrlGans, CO Feond jour de fGvicr, dams launGe DIS
notre seigneurmil hut cent soixante-et,un.
Sjgnt ~ a hOpfoNt
Cnrna. + TflpS WHEAT, SucrstRire. lci0 lot
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-10-15
Office of the Confederate States War
Tax for the State Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, OCTOBER /, 1861.

FINDER the authority of the recent act of the Con
I eress of the Confederate States of America pro-
viding for the collection of WAR TAX in the seve-
raj States have been commissioned by the President
of said States Chief Collector of the Tax for the
State of Virginia 1t is made my duty, by the SAID
act of Congress- to divide the State convenient
number of Collection Districts, and to appoint, with
the appreciation of the Secretary of the Treasury,
Tax Collector for each District After consdera.
tlon aided by consultation with the able financial off,
GERS of the State Government have determined upon
the following division, VIZ:
Each county shall constitute Collection District,
except Atbemarle, Bedford, Chesterfield, Fauquier,
Halifax, Henrico, Rockbrdge and Frederick, inclusive
of Winchester which shall each constitute two C0ec
ton Districts; and except also the counties of Au
gusta, inclusive of Staunton, Campbell inclusive of
nynchburg Loudoun Pitts lvania, inclusive of Dan
yille Rockingham and Richmond City, shall consti-
tute each three Collection Districts.
The Cities of fredericksburg, Norfolk Petersburg,
Williamsburg and Portsmouth each to constitute a
Collection District.
This division is considered the best in view of the
amount revenue to be collected in each district and
also with to the fixed rate of compensation
to each collector. The geographical of adistriet
had to be made extensive in many instances order to
produce amount of revenue sufficient Tor adequ
remuneration. The undersigned, as soon as reason
able opportunity given to all parts of the State to
learn of this division of the State into districts, and
for all persons who desire it, to participate in the
patriotic labor of collecting this War Tax as neces
pendence will proceed TO appoint the collectors for the
several districts. All applications, which must be in
writing accompanied by testimonials of qualifications
and character, will reach through the post Office
only to insure attention
HENRY T. GARRETT,
Chief Collector of the Confederate War Tax for the
State of Virginia
Richmond October g. l86i.-3t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION JeeI-'62.

THE next Annual Course Of Lectures Will com
l. mence on the FIRST MONDAY in November
1861, aud continue to the first of March ensuing.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, M. D., Professor OF
Surgery.
DAVID ii. TUCKER, M, d., Professor of Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
BEVERLY r. WEXFORD, M. D., Professor OF
Matefa Medica and Therapeutics.
A. E. PETICOLAS, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Il. s. JOYNES, M. d., Professor of Institutes OF
Medicine. &C.
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. D., Professor of Obstet-
RIGS, &c.
JAMES B. McCAW, NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry.
MARION HOWARD, M D., Demonstrators of Anat-
omy.
Under liberal appropriation of the State Legisla.
ture the of instruction have been greatly i'm
proved Large and valuable additions have been made
to the Anatomical Museum and Chemical Apparatus.
New illustrations have been added the former stock
in every department. and new Hospital constructed
the best plan has been for several months
cessful operation. The Clinical advantages afforded
by Richmond during the continuanc, of she present
war, will be invaluable.
Two prizes. of Fifty Dollars each, are offered to
members of the Graduating Class First for the best
Essay on any subject pertaining to the Theory or
Practice of Medicine. Second for the best Essay on
any subject of Surgery Or Obstetrics.
FEEs.-To each Professor, SIS; Demonstration of
Anatomy $40; Naturalization, S.; Graduation, $25
For further information, or copy of the Catalogue
address L. S. JOYNES, M. D.,
Sept. 17-to amt IS. Dean of the Faculty.
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}. SPRING TRADE. lSG
GEORGE STARRETT,

THOMAS J. BAGBY,
AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 8 Wall ST., under ST. Charles HoteI
RICHMOND, ri,
TIRES out Negroes Rents out Houses, and sells
IL Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Flour and other Country
Produce.
~ Pays strict attention to business, and prompt
remittances made.
~ Consignments respectfully solicited.
REFER To Messrs. G. 7. Workman Co.. X. IL.
Maury 4 Co, Dickinson, Hill CO., and ii. K. ELY
son, RICHMOND; James Alexander, CHARLOTTESVILLE;
R Mauzy, sTAuNToN; and J, H. Wartman Co., HAR-
RIsoNBURG Richmond, March rs, 1861.
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Coed counsel is Above ali Price,

= UGH was the counsel Franklin gave when he
= said
'Take care of the peace, the wounds will take
of themselves
Beware of the little expenses, for small leak will
sink great ship"
'Be patient in adversely and humble in pIosperi-
ty."
''Be mindful of things past and proydent of things
to come"
sBe timely wise, rather than wise in time"-and
they who timely buy their Watches, Jewel
ry. Plated are, Cloaks Hoop Skirts Hosiery Gloves,
Cutlery, Worsted Goods, Combs, Brushes, Hair
Braids, Buttons, Trunks, Willow Ware, Musical In
strumens, Stationery, Porte Monaies, Purses Money
Belts and many other articles that it would take
all the papers the State them, at the
Cheap Wholesale and Retail Variety Store of
GABRIEL HIRSH.
N. B.-That HANDSOME MAN Is still engaged
in repairing Watches and Jewery, the shortest
tiee and on the most reasonable terms.
Staunton, Nov. 90 1860.
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COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION
FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY.

Court House, homas j. Niche, Jacob Baylor and
Benz Crawford, Commissioners; II. H. Peck Officer.
District No. 2-H. l.. Opie, B. r. Points and Albert
CARRIER, Commissioners; r. w. Stevenson officer.
flEdIe5rook Samuel X. Kerr, James r. Berry and
William Thompson, Commissioners; w. II. Bell Of
fcer.
CraigsUiAe Lorenzo Shaw, Luke Woodward and
James Berry, Commissioners; Lewis Boswell, Officer.
GreenU,Ae-Wm F. Smith, John Merritt and w. A.
Abney, Commissioners; James Cochran, Officer.
.Studrt's DrGtt-Thomas johnson, John Brooks and
Joseph Long, Commissioners; John Towberman, Of
fcer.
Waynes6oro' B. Smith, John Taylor and ia
cob Koiner Commissioners; j. ID. Hanger, Officer.
FEshers0iLLe- Michael A. Koiner, William Calwe
John Hamilton, Commissions; P. Schmucker. Officer
NeW Hope-Samuel Koiner, jr, G. N. Kern and
George G. Robinson, Commissioners -- Myers,
Officer.
Mt. MeridiGn--Dr. Walker, Abrm Mohler and
James c. Crawford, Commissioners; Benz. Craig,
Officer.
Nj lsidney-T Burk, t. P. Wilson and VIM. Craw-
ford. Commissioners; Charles Hyde. Officer.
Spring HIE-Jacob Shreckhise, Dr.. Il. Ganbell and
William Howell, Commissioners; U. D. Poe, Of
III. SoIon-James T. Clark, - Rivercomb, ESQ.,,
and Daniel Forty. Commissioners; Jno Crawford sr.,
Officer.
nv Sterrett, Commissioners; k. p Eubank, Officer.
.Ss0oope's Depot-George Shuey, George F. Hoover
and W. Swope, Commissioners; Boland Swope, Of
icer.
Commissioners; Horace A. Henry, Officer.
Newport-Dr john McChesney, James J. Martin
and W. S. Steele, Commissioners; j. G. Echard, OF
fcer.
W. W. Montgomery, Commissioners; Ed Montgom-
Sherando-B B. F. Lewis, Darrell Shaw and Samuel
A. Hunter, Commissioners; Nj VI. Meffett. Officer.
Parnassus Thomas Hogshead, James Byers and
Martin Whitmore, Commissioners; John Hogshead,
Officer Oct s, l86l.-4t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-10-15
Tobacco & SegarS.

THE subscriber invites the attention of those who
/ use the weed, to the stock of TOBACCO, Sc
CARS, SNUFF, and other articles pertaining to the
Tobacco business, which he has opened at the store
room adjoining J. w. Meredith's Jewelry Establish
ment. His stock embraces a variety OF faVorlte
brands suitable to varied tastes, and he hopes by
constant attention business and endeavor to &C.
commodate his customers secure share OF public
patronage. w. ID. WADDELL.
Sfanntnn March l9. 1861-tf