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ATA COURT OF HUSTINGS FOR THE
~ town of StauntOr held at the Court House. OF

n town of Stauntor, held at the Court House, on
Wednesday, February 4th, 1868:
Ordered, That Samuel M Woodward be- and is
hereby appointed the agent for the reception and dis
tributon of the State Salt for the Town of Staunton
whose duty it shall be to ascertain the actual popua
ton of the Town. nearly may be, and to distrib
the Salt to those only who sLall present him
affidavit made before Justice Notary Public set
ting forth the namber of bers white and black,
of their families and for the purpose of aiding the
said Agent in the discharge of his duties under th is
Order the Clerk of this Court hereby directed
prepare form for said affidavit and cause such
number thereof to be printed may be necessary,
and deliver the to the said Agent for distribu-
ton. And that copy of this Order be published in
the "Staunton Spectator" for three weeks.
A Copy Teste,l JAS F. PATTERSON, elk.
Feb l0-3t
In obedience to the above order of the Court of
Hastings for the town of Staunon and for the pur-
pose of speedy and equitable distribution of the Salt
hereby call upon all the heads of families within the
town, 10 report to in writing, at the Clerks Office
of the County Court of Augusta county-the number
of members white and black of their families-as no
distribution of the Salt be made until the aggre-
gate of the population of the Town is ascertaned.
Feb 10-3t. s. NJ. WOODWARD.
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SALE LAND

~ der decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
ty, in the of Crckards Guardian, VS.. Crlckards
entered cn the 9th day Of November, 1860, will
proceed, III front OF the Courthouse, the town of
Staunton, on SAT URDAY, the 28th day of February,
1868, to SELL public auction, to the highest bidder
certain tract of LAND, situated on the Parkersburg
Turnpike, two miles from Staunton, on which Thorn
Orchard lately resided This tract land contains
81 acres about 20 of which is well tmbered,
and the balance is in grass. There is small house
on the premises.
Terms of sale Enough in hand to defray costs of
suit SALE and the balance upon credit of g. 1e
80 months, in equal instalments drawing interest
from date the purchaser to give bonds with good Sc
Guritv end the vendors lein retained ultimate Sc
curity. The whole purchase money or such portions
invest in c. S. per cent. bonds will be
ceved in hand.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock A.. M.
Feb. 3-tds 81. M. BELL,
Commissioned.
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HEAD QUARTERS CAMP Sl. 1870 {


HEAD QUARTERS CAMP Si 1870 [
December, l .elong-
The families and friends of any of the men l., q,
ing TO my regiment, who have left their overcoala
blankets at home, will please forward them to me to
them.
appeal to the citizens of Bath, Augusta and Rock
prdge to furnish 200 pairs OF socks for my Regiment,
lor wncn Will pay the highest cash price deliv
ordge and Augusta, to give information in regard to
any OF the members of my Regiment who at home
%lehout leave, every man is needed now and should
be at his post. MIG HARMAN,
Col. SD Regt. Va. Vols.
Dec l6-tf
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TOtal

The Regiment, as you well know, cannot, in the
general, boast of wealth; and wounds sickness and
absence have thinned its ranks half 1t has
ed for itself however honorable name and its char
table disposition contribute to its good report.
wish might with propriety speak of the laudable
exertions and liberal example in this matter of its
worthy Chaplain, Mr.. McGi but do so would serve
to diminish his reward r.
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PREDICTION OF DANIEL WEBSTER Some of
the Northern papers reproduce the following
The Hon. Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts,,
in speech delivered In Washington, just thir.
teen years ago, gave it as his opinion that ssif
the Internal fanatics and aboltionist ever get the
power into their hands, they will override the
Constitution, set the Supreme Court at defiance,
change and make laws to suit themselves, lay
violent hands on thoseswho differ with them in
their opinions dare question their lnfallibity,
and finally bankrupt the country and deluge IT
with blood.''
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COUTHERN FIELD & FIRESIDE!
UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS!
BACK NUMBERS FOR THE
NEW SERIES EXHAUSTED
PRIZE STORY!

The Proprietor of the "Southerp Field d Fsreside
announces that in consequence of the first numbers Of
the new series being exhausted a1d in order that
new subscribers may begin with the commencement
OF new Story, Belmont will be completed in N
5, January 81, and the prize story of i'THE RAN
DOLPHS OF RAD0LPH HALL" by Miss SERRNA
A. MINER, of Covington, Georgia, will be commenced
ceived at this office on and er the oath Of January
will be entered on the books and commence with the
Prize Story.
Terms: For One Year, 90
For Six Months, ths,.........2 200
For Three Months, ..... LOO
Single Copies, ........... Ten GEMS.
Clubs ef 10 or more, for One Y ear, So each
Six Months, S EACH
Address JAMES GARDNER,
Feb l7-tf Augusta, Georgia.
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r AND FOR SALE.-In virtue of decretai or
IL der, rendered by the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, in the case therein pending between Philip
Groah, Administrator, and Groahs heirs and Others
shall proceed, On the premises, SATURDAY.
the 28th day February next, to SELL at public sale,
to the highest bidder two tracts of LAND. situated
in Augusta county about miles Santheast of Mid
way, and miles South of Greenyle. The first tract
contains lac acres, and the tract en- which William
Groah lately resided. The Improvements are good
Gog House. a small Barn and good Orchard, about
100 acres cleared
The second tract contains 1e5 acres, adjoining the
first tract, on which there a small Log House and
Orchard, about 30 cleared.
IrRMs: Cost of sale and suit in hand, and the bal
ance in equal instalments of 6, Is and 80 months the
purchaser giving bond with good security, and the
title retained as further security.
Ian Sn--tds JOHN NEWTON, Com'r.
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nUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND PER
L SONAL PROPERTY.-As Agent for Mary Hun
ter will offer for sale the highest bidder, Tues
81 March next uSeh M not shs s9d privately
situated on the East side of the Valley Turnpike one
mile from Mt Sidney and ten nais nss from Stanton
containing by recent survey, 1898 acres about l4o
residue well nmdes m1gFeS Hoass Ihs
consist OF good Log p"erg Tsr ,arge ana ell
Stream Of water running through the place. fur,
ther description is deemed as it is pre-
misses before the day of sale At the same time will
otter for sale all the stock on said Farm consisting
Horses. Colts, Cattle, Sheep. and Hogs; also, 200
bushels of Wheat, some Corn and Oats all the Farm
ing Implements, consisting, of Pioughs, Harrows,
Wagons. Harness, &c, McCormick's Reaper, and j
Farrow's Wheat Drill Buggy. sett ofsingle and j
of double Harness. some timothy seed, lot Of Bacon
and Lard, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
many articles too tedious to enumerate.
Terms made known on day of sale Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock when due attendance will be gy
en- by DAM oEL HUNTER
Feb l0--tds Ag't for Mary Hunter
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EXCHANGE NOTICE No. a.

~ RICHMOND, Va. January 10, 1858.
The following officers and men have been duly ex-
changed, and are hereby so declared:
l. All officers and men captured in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama, Mississippi. Georgia, Florida and
South Carolina, up to December 10th, 1862.
2. All officers and men captured in Missouri, Kan
sas, New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas and Louisiana,
up to January lst, 1868.
3. The foregoing sections apply not only to officers
and of the Confederate service, but also to all
persons captured in or hostile array against the
United States, whatever may hage been the character
Of the military organizations to which they were at
tached and whatever may have been the terms of the
paroles given by them. If any are in Federal pris
ons, they TO be Immediately released, and deliv
cred to the Confederate authorities.
5 All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at City Point up to January 9th, 1858.
6. All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at Vcksburg up to December 23d, 1862 and
including said date.
T. All paroled Confederate officers and men receipt
ed for at Vicksburg up to December 23d 1862, and
including said date.
8. All Confederate officers and men captured and
paroled at fredericksburg Va, in December, 1862.
8 All Confederate officers and ren captured and
paroled at Godsboro', N. c., in December 1862
10. Other miscellaneous and minor exchanges Of
which the appropriate officers will be duly informed
ROBERT OULD,
Ian 2O-6t Agent of Exchange.
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MONEY LOST.-On Saturday, Feb. 7th, be-
INl tween Buffalo Gap and the Tavern Of Mr. W. HI
Lange, the subscriber lost black Pocket Book con
tanning 1926 in Confederate money and some county
notes and receipts The person who will deliver the
pocket book and contents to Mr.. w. II Lange, 4milei
from Deerfeld, will be suitably rewarded.
Feb 10-3t* PARIS ARBUCKLE,
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PEACE CONFERENCE.-The New York Express
speaking of the Legislative Peace Conference in the
West, says The Legislature of Kentucky has already
appointed Committees to consult and Indiana and
New Jersey will doubtless follow, through their
ganized Governments, with Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
New York. it is to be hoped, through their organized
authorities in some form.
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FOR THE SPECTATOR,

CAMP NEAR PORT ROYAL, I
February II, 1862.
The Ladies' ssSoldiers' Aid Society," Of Heb
ron Church and THAI vicinity have the thanks OF
the 31st Regiment Of Va. Volunteers for dona-
tion of clothing just received. The Ladies Of
various parts OF Augusta, while they have been
charged with the wants Of the many patriotic and
devoted sons of that section, engaged in their
country's defence, have yet, from the commence
ment OF the war to the present time, been gener-
ouSly mlndi0l of the necessities of the men OF
this and other regiments who left their homes
exposed to the violence and rapine of the enemy,
to combat for the common freedom of the whole
South. He has no heart for soldier whom the
c0nsiderate regard manifested by these and other
good ladies toward us, does not prompt to great
er sacrifice and nObler conduct The men OF
this regiment have often met the enemy, and ever
been prompt to charge, firm to stand and reso-
lutte to grapple with the foe. The stories of
Laurel Hill, Greenbrier, Allegheny, Mcdowell,
Winchester, Straspurg, Gross Keys, Port Repub
lie, Chickahominy, Cedar Run, Manassas, Har
per's Ferry, Sharpsburg and fredericksburg, all
attest their trials and their prowess. And let it
be remembered that not only the memory of their
wives, mothers, sisters and sweethearts far away,
subject to the double tyranny of national and
a local usurper, but the generous considerable
ness OF the fair strangers who have mlniste:ed to
their wants, have contributed much to whatever
OF good or noble they have accomplished.
The ladies of the society will, l beg, accept
the acknowledgment of my own high regard.
JOHN S. HOFFMAN,
Col 3lst Regt. Va. Vols
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IRGINIA: AT rules held in the Clerks Office
for Augusta county, the I'd day of February,
with the will annexed of George Engleman decd, Ex-
ecutor OF Peter Engleman, jr.. decd, Plaintiff,
Mary EDgleman, widow. Peter F. Engleman, Mary c..
Englen.an, Jacob Engleman, David Engleman Mich
ael Engieman, - Keller, and Rebecca, his wife, -
Keller, and Susannah, his wife, George Engleman,
John c. Barger and Rachael, his wife, John Epgle-
man, Elizabeth EngIeman, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to have settlement of the
estate of George Engeman dec d, and construction
of his Will in the Circuit Court.
The Defendants, Mary Engleman, widow, Peter f.
Engleman, Mary c. Engleman. Jacob Engeman, Da-
yid Engleman, Michael Engleman. - Keller, and
Rebecca his WIFE - Keller, and Susannah, his wife,
pearance and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that they are not residents Of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that they appear here wthn one month
after due publication Of this notice. and do What is
necessary to protect their interest
A copy-Teste, A. f. KINNEY, Clerk.
Feb 3-4t
NIRGINIA:- AT rules held in the ClerA ohee
of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, the Cd
day OF February, 1868, J. Givens Fulton & CYRUS
Brown, Administrators, with the Will annexed of
Samue. Cupps, deceased, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
David Cupps, Henry Cupps, Elizabeth Smith, Wash
ingtGn Mcmahon and wife. William Garter. and Nan
cy his wife, Isaac Mcmahon, and Susan his wife, JAS
Cupps. and the known children of
John Cupps, decd.
The object of this suit to have the W;llof Samuel
Cupps, decd, construed
The Defendants, Henry Cupps, and the unknown
children of John Cupps, Decd not having entered
their appearances and it appearing by satisfactory
idence that they are not residents of this Common
wealth. 1t is ordered that they appear here within
month after due publication of this notice. and do
what is necessary to protect their interest.
copy-Teste A. F. KlNFEY, Clerk.
Feb st
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Attest FROM DIXIE.-Just received from
IL away down in Dixie, avariety OF popular Music
Feb Inf ROBT COWAN.
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NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY JUST
IN RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT ROBERT
COWAN'S CASH BOOK STORE.--Chisolm's Man
ual of Military Surgery The First ear of the War,
by E. A. Pollard; The Second Battle of Manassas by
t. A. Pollard; The Partisan Leader, by Judge Bey-
eriy Tucker The Quartermaster's Guide, by Major
Bloomfield. Letter and Foolscap Paper, Envelopes,
DC &c West & yohnston's Map of Virginia.
Nov Aft
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.
for Fredericksburg Sufferers
CAMP sd VA. REGIMENT

CAMP sd VA REGIMENT
Feb. 16, 1868
Mr.. EDITOR In evidence that the sgd Regiment,
VIII Sc wants IN many things which money could nN
pu Ichase, have been generously supplied by their
friends at home, have not been unmindtul of the
cessities of Others send you statement of their
contr buttons to the relefo fredericksburg
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Application will be made to the Board
IN of Directors of the Central Bank of Virginia for
the renewal of certificate for thirteen Shares of its
capital STOCK which having for better security, been
Buried by me during the invasion of Shenandoah
county last Spring, became entirely DESTROYED
E. F. RINKER,
Jan 27-2mo Exec'r of Mary Crawford, Decd
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GtASH FOR TAN BARK AND HIDES
~ Wanted to buy 200 cords of TAN BARK for
which will pay the highest cash price at our Tan
Yard near Staunton. ]. D. BROWN & Co.
Feb 1O-6mO%
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NTOTICE.-From this date will charge five per
~ cent on all Sales made by u.s. except on Real Es
tate, Negroes and Stocks.
u % u r. Ar.a4
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NIOTICEi-The Mercantile Accounts of Messrs.
IN Crawford Cochran in ny hands. All in
debted will call at my Law Office and close by bond
payment-the latter preferred.
J. b. WATTS, Atty & Collector
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NEW MILITARY BOOKS.

N EW MILITARY BOOKS.
Cavalry Drill and Sabre Exercise, by Geo. Patten.
Notes on Artillery, by W. Leroy Brown.
The Volunteers Hand Book, by Cap J. K. Lee.
Gary Bayonet Exercise and Skirmish Drill.
Volunteers Camp and Field Book, by Jno. Curry
instruction for Field Artillery, from Gilham's Man
The Field Manual for the use of Officers on Ord
nance Duty.
The First 7 ear of the War
The Second Battle of Manassas
The Partisan Leader.
War Songs of the South.
Napoeons Maxims of War
Just received and for sale by
Dec 2-tf ROBERT COwAN.
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Sept. est;
A. EN AUCTION 4 COMMIssION HOUSE


~ No. l02. Main Street. Lynchburg. Va.
The undersigned have associated themselves to-
gether under the style and firm Of JAMES P. SCOTT
CO., for the purpose of conducting general AUG
TI0N and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have
rented that large and elegant building, No, 102 Main
Street, Lynchburg, lately occupied by John T. Davis
Il Co.; and are now ready to receive MERCHANDISE
of all kinds for private and auction sales.
They solicit eorsignments of Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco, Sugar, M0Iasses, Coffee, and other
groceries, Bale Cotton, and Cotton Fabrics of all
grades; Woolen Goods; Boots, Shoes, Leather, and
all other goods usually offered for sale.
Their first auction will take place at early day in
December next of which due notice, with catalogue,
will be published.
They respectfully refer to the merchants and bus-
ness men Of Richmond, Petersburg, Danylle, and
other Southern cities, whose aid and cooperation will
be duly appreciated.
JAMES P. SCOTT,
of the late firm of John T. Davis l. Co.
HENRY F. BOC0CK,
WM. II. PARRISH,
Members of the Firna CT 2oeock Parrish.
The concern of Bocock & Parrish, No. 8, Bridge
Street. will continue ct the ola stand, as usual.
Dec 9-6mQ b. +.
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AsT NOTICE.

Z AST NOTICE.
T. Having disposed of our entire Stock of Goods,
very desirous of closing our iate business,
and request all persons knowing themselves indebted
10 us on open accounts to come forward, without de-
lay and pay up for to give their notes longer IN
diligence cannot be granted. Those having CLAIMS
against us are requested to the same for pay
ment. CRAWFURD COCHhAN.
Oct 2a-tf
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dbOS REWARD.-Stoien, from the stable of
DLC Montgomery Buchanan, in the neighborhood
Of Brownsburg Rockbridge county, Va, on the 9Th
instant, bright sorre HORSE, about Is hands high
heavy built short TAIL chewed off by calves,J small
star IN the face, little sunk in the neck white
m the shoulders caused by the collar, left shoulder
ten years old this Spring, excellent work horse
and walks we'll. The Horse had on, when stolen,
black Spanish saddle. will give the above reward
for the Horse or any information that will lead to his
recovery Nv address is Mofett's Greek, Augusta
county, Va ZACHARIAH JARVIS.
Feb I7GSt#
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MENTAL NOTICE.-DR JAMES HARRIS,
IL DENTIST, GRADUATE OF THE BALTI-
MORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY. will
spend Court week and the week following of every
month in Harrisonburg, where he will be pleased to
wait on all those wishing his professional aid All
operations guaranteed equal to any Office in Hills
Hotel The remainder OF his time will be occupied in
attending the calls of his patients in the vicinity of
Mt. Meridian, Augusta county, Va or Harrisonburg,
Rockingham county, Va. JAS ii. HARRIS.
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CHARLESTON, S. C.-General Beauregard has
issued order calling upon the planters of
that State to furnish with the utmost dispatch,
three Thousand able-bCded laborers with spades
and shovels. The ssMercury'' says:
We have serious work before us The enemy's
assault, so long delayed, will for that reason be
the more formidable. Every agency that human
power and ingenuity, urged on by devilish hate,
can command, will be used to capture or destroy
the sshot- bed of the rebellion
The blow that is about to fall may be the last
we shall receive in the struggle for orr indepen-
dence, but it will be dealt with the strength or
despair. The foe comes with the ayowed pur-
pose to sack our homes and plough our streets
with his round shot and should his power prove
equal to his malice that viii be no empty threat.
We are ready for the ordeal The brave sol
dlers who man the Notifications which belt the
old city on every side, are eager to meet their
expected assaiants and test the value of the de-
fences which have cost so many months of pa
tlent toll. Our matchless little naval squadron
/ Will have the long-desired opportunity to en-
counter the Yankee iron -clads. And, come what
may, we have the cheering assurance from
General that the city shall be held. Let each
man DO MS 1uty in the approaching hour of our
triai, ana charleston, which opened this bloody
struggle, will finish it in a second triumph.
The YANKEES IN MEMPHrs.-A private letter
from Memphis, from person of high character,
gives the following items
/ On the 2od of January, three Federal regi-
ments stacked their arms, cheered for jeff Davis,
and declared they would ne longer fight for ne
gro equality.
The freed negroes of Memphis are in a wretch
ed state. They wander about in homeless con-
diton, suffering from Geld and hunger Seventy
i've OF them actually perished in one night from
colo and hunger, only few days previous to
the date of the letter,
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NOTLCE.-The partnership heretofore existing
In between the undersigned, il the Iron Business,
at Estaline Furnace, expired b. limitation the lst
day of January, 1868.
We want settle up the business of the concern as
soon as possible; of the will be found at
Pond Gap-the other at Waynesboro'.
LORENZO SHAW,
Feb l7*-3t DAVID KUNKLE.
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Stauntun Sgfttator.
RICHARD MAUZY, Editor & Proprietor
TERMS.

r- The ssSPEcTAToR" is published once soseS, al
Three Dollars a year IN ADVANCE.
AVER TISEMENTS of ten lines (or tess) 9nserSea
ONCE for one dollar, and Fifty cents for each su6se-
osnt continuance. Larger advertisements saserte6 w
the same proportion. 6o, the
LberaL discount made to those i0ao Gd0ertsse 0y ee
znnaaaL odgertisers will be limited to their I'M
5iats bnsiess or the advertisements charged Tor Gt
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E,OR SALE OR HIRE.--A NEGRO WO-
Il MAN, good Cook, SO years of age. Apply at
this office. Feb l7-tf
~ LAVES FOR SALE NEGRO WOMAN
- AND THREE CHILDREN FOR SALE-The
Woman i a good Cook aud Washer. She is 80 years
of age. Apply at this office FEB l7-3t&
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TAYLOR & Hoge's accounts made off, and they de-
sire to have them settled. Ali knowing themselves
indebted will please come forward; and all having
claims against them will present them for settlement
Oct TT JOHN B. HOGE.
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M TANTED.-I wish to employ a reliable man,
w who understands Market Gardening. For one
that will suit good situation is offered with liberal
wages. Apply at this Office
Fol
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QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT,
STANTON, Va, November Is, 1862. {
DERSONS having claims against my Department
L are requested to present them at once for pay
iaeIt. Persons holding back their CLAIMS will find
difficulty in settling them. H. NJ. BELL,
Nov. ls-tf Maj. i @. M. C. S. A.
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NEW BOOKS!
REGULATIONS
for the
Army of the Confederate States
authorized edition, just received and for sale by
Dec g. ROBERT COHAN.
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db r REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, from my
eDC farm, the 18th of February, a large COW, red
white spotted, sharp, thin nerns, ana heavy with
calf. Five dollars will be paid for her delivery any
information that can get her again.
Feb l7--tf JOHN NJ HUMBERT
Near New Hone