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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04

EE- Recollect that Messrs. Croker &
Flanders, sell Flour at 25 cents less on the
100 pounds than you can buy it at any
Grocery in the city, and deliver it at your
house. They sell Feed of all kinds in the
same proportion as to price. We speak
knowingly when we say their Flour is not
surpassed in quality by any manufactured
at any other Mill in the Whitewater Valley.
or elsewhere. Their establishment is one
door West of the Palladium Printing Office,
Main-st.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04
NEW YEARS ADDRESS.

Our carrier requests US to inform the pa
irons Of the Palladium, that be will give
to any one, Godey's Ladies Book. or Peter
son Is Magazine, for one year, who will write
him good New Years Address.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04

II The ST. Paul, Minnesota. Press is ex-
ulting over great bed of peat, found in
that vicinity 1t can be furnished at 80 20
per cord, while wood commands $3.50 and
$500. 1t will be equal in value to coal
mines.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04

~ A son of Mr.. Lightord. while cut
hunting last week, accidentally discharged
his gun-the charge going through the top
part OF his head. His condition is said TO
be critical. In tho morning Thursday }
before starting on the fatal hunt, young
Lightford threw stone at colored boy,
James Ladd, which struck him in the eye
and put it out
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04

Is- The County Commissioners of glo-
rious little Union, have fixed the additional
bounty to her volunteers to fill her quota,
at two hundred dollars
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04

ZE Read the extract on our first page.
rom Rev. A. Aten's Thanksgiving Sermon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04

WILSON -MURRAY.-On Wednesday ev-
ening. Dec. 81. At the house Of William Mason,
Esq, by the Rev. A. Aten, Mr.. John w Will
son. Of Greencastlo. Ind, to Miss Jessie N.
Murray Of this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04
d. B. CRAWFORD,
o. L. JONES, Com
E. LAwRENCE,

~It is hoped that the County Com
missioness, at their meeting next Monday
will SO fix the bounty that all volunteers.
whether enlisting in the new or the old re-
giments. to the number of the quota [557
will get it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04
Bounty for V0Iuntecrs.-Actio of
tile Conn issiOnerS.

AT special session of the Board of County
Commissioners held at Cenireville Nov. 60,
1868, the following order was passed:
Ordered by the Board that bounty of
one hundred dollars be paid to each private
or recruit who has or may hereafter volun-
teer under the new call for 100000 volun-
teers, to a number not exceeding three hun
dred and fifty-seven men. The said voluu-
teers TO enlist in one of the seven infantry
or one of the FIVE Cavalry companies now
being raised in the Fifth Congressional dis
trict and thessaid recruit to be credited to
the quota of Wayne County or said call.
Provided, always, that no person who
does not enlist as private shall
receive the above bounty. Said bounty
of one hundred dollars to be paid as follows
one fourth when mustered into the service
of the United States, one fourth in one year
from that date, and one fourth in three
years from that date.
The above payments are conditionaly, on
the volunteers remaining in the service dur
ing his enlistment unless honorably discbar-
ged, or death ensues.
1t is also provided that in case of the alb
sence Of the volunteer, the payments may
be made to his wife or legal representative
and the receipt of the wife is to be as valid
as his would be, we're he present.
d. B. CRAWFORD,
o. L. JONES, Com.
E. LAwRENCE,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04
PETITION.
STATE OF YSDIASA.l

STATE OF ISDIAyA.l
r-- ss Wayne CoSety. &C.
NOTICE II k<rety g.tea tha: william Bsckse Asd
Marsh2ti O. He.ry, Administrators Of the estate Of
Carries Henry e-eexse1. hAs nlea their ps.itos 80
sell Real Estate the aececcept. his perscnay be-
insuctenf his dets and that raid petition
ill hard the % the CeEst Of ComRsn
Pleas Of said County.
BIcKLK BURcHgsEAL, Auys-
So,1v.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04

The follosing are extracts from the
speech of Gen. K w. CAN'T, delivered be-
fore the Union Club at Little Rock, Aakan
sas, Nov. 7, 1868:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-04
Cimcin natl Market.

CIScINsArrr, December 8 1868.
Flour firm and unchanged, 1t $5.6O@575
and extra Sc.
Wheat, $1,25@1,27 for red, and 81, 40@l,45
for white.
Corn Sl.15 for old, and 95@96c for new
Oats 8l@82c Rye $l.35. Barley unchan-
ged.
Linseed Oil $135. Whisky, &c.
Hogs firmer at $6,6O@7,5O.
Provisions firm ~ former quotations.
Lard 12c; head and gut lie. Green hams 10
SIC; and in good demand.
Gold advanced to 4s948ls. Silver 43c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-07
r1rrr1r or SUPERINTENDENT Police,
~ March - 1868;

NvOTICE.-Al persons are hereby hot1l-e'%,
~ that it is contrary TO law totnr"N' =! 80
to he THROWN, dirt or rubbish Of any kind ii
the streets o. alleys. and they arc rsl4iifd -
law to keep tsr cellars free from Staying ". W.,
rar and their footvays and cutters tr.t: rom
oh:rr1ct;nns l. L. GRI II rs.
NH Pin Dup .! - 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-07

VC>T RECEIVED, from the man}.:trtur<~.r55:
= fine stock Of LAD! ES Mls> - \ :, !
CUIIDREN'S CITY MADE BOOTS s. j
SHOES. Of ali iirlej5ai Of which WI. re $500
al very small advance over cost, ~ 49, .
hiog street ~- ~ 80
AN lin GD1i-> = / : - -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-07
&c L 9 Z 4 ! : Z S

ICE. &c FL! { +
NuTPprD, ana 70 arrive. large ana sup Pc =:
= cargo Of PORTLAND lCL: "nch VI" INV, y.
for SAFE al my ice depot. Torfax, street, oP 5a.r
site Mansion House Hospital. nose " VI. iii
be pleased t, favor ne with their orosE'' wa
I1a1eir delivered, DAILY, trom Ma ,G71ncoy
III i PIT r. y II -. - --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-07

,!rvoa :. FUK LENANDHI:A Y Ash
zE $3.50 INGTON, ND LANDINGS on
THE ? Q T q y &C TIVER-The steamer
KEypORT, Capt. L. \. Ryther, will leave
;,icr foot Of Barre street. Baltimore, every Fri
tav. at 3 .. H., for Alexandria, v Washington,
and landings on the Potomac river.
Returning, will leave Washington every Tues
day. at a. n, and Alexandria same day at s
mac river.
rs Custom House permits must accompany
freight FOR Alexandra aud landings on Potomac
river.
Xii freight must be prepaid. :
A. NEEDHAH & SONS, 142 Light street
wharf, Baltimore, or to
nah 2s-tf RRODERs & CO.. Alex'a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-07

rzvuE undersigned would inform tn Ell lT re roT
/ and the public generally that they ~ az TIE
prepared to furnish ICE At AL j.; ~ -. ?S north
DAI or NIGHT. arthe odd stand y o. ~ ~
Royal street, opposite the nla re. an & CO.
vP. S.-Orders for large qua;n2li;lo - most "a
left 18th us, will be promptly 11'eo nh a. ut
yoroble terms ------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-07

CARBIDE. X T. HUNT, an experience
y ed practising physician, from : ew Jersey,
respectfully ANNOUNCES 70 the citizens Of A!eXan-
Glria ynti vicinity, that ne has opened an Office at
10. = Prince street, opposite the BANK OF the
Old Dominion, and tenders his professional SER
vices 10 those who may Be so unfortunate IS to
reed medical aid
\ l5.-Tho public is requested not to con
found ny name with The Or. Hunt alias Hall.
Formerly on King street. mh ZT--ln1o*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-07

TRoVosT NARsHAj.'s OFfIcE.3
Alexandria, va: March IS, 1863
OIj''h. IS hereby given, that, in purspale,
Of = Arlington. ali passes 10 ia miles }eretnS,
given VII Dc taken up by the guard, and M
rasscs will hereafter be given to families: ara
no passes to go out Of Alexandria viii BE- ajyen
10 any person who does not produce satisfactory
evidence Ct his loyalty.
By order: Il. Il. WELLS.
Lieut.. Colonel and Provost Marshal
nh l7-tf Alexandria "a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-07

eArss o. sADvH1TIsIH0.
!. ~ q essss Of 10 lines or lees. week. 81 90
Rash subsequent insestons 20 css.
Lsaeef adv sstlsements, at came rate. a
fssetioa over even square Or squares, counted
a SQUARE. These are the terms for tran
siess sdvsrsIsements; : ssssonsbIe dedue.
uss viii - asds to regular advertisers.
Neticss Of appointment Of administrator
aud legal notices Of like character TO Be
osId Tor ID advance.
Fer Township Offices. each. el,oo
-, Co.n,v 90 n" 400
FER District. Circuit. o. State, 6,O0
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

I dismounted. and taking some, salt from
my hsversack, gave some to my horse, 70
keep him amused aud prevent him from
Weighing.
They dashed on.
Iagaio mounted. and pursued my way.
By morning. he'd reached the edge Of the
woods. and was near pleasant Valley
All day l remained concealed, and ct night
crossed 6elds and woods until I approach
ed the Catoctiu range, which knew was
held BY our troops. l 6naIly rejoined my
regiment in safety, and was Q hero for an
hoOr. The boys admired my horse, which
was really good one. II / had been q
rebel. he might hove become mine; but as
is our rule. ! next DAY received an order to
turn him into the quartermaster's depart
meDt.' and now occasionally see nv
friend in need ridden BY 9 wagon master.
Home Journal.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
Good Deal inaNama.

Among those furnished with lOdgioes
recently at the second station house. vs.
40 lrishman. He had Q large amount Of
MARJORIE 10 bis hat 10 other Words. he
was enthusiastically tipsy. When such peo.
pie are brought to the station bouse the
first process is 70 search them. This bro.
cess is intended for the benefit Of the uris.
oner. and prevents him from being robbed
by other ladies and gentlemen who NAV
happen to be placed in the same cell with
him. : nj ... -,
The nA1t thing. the prisoner is ethed
concerning bis name, occu pation issd nae
tIVity. These points are recorded and re.
ported to the mayor nex6DOroing. TT the
prisoner 10 too drunk 70 answer ouestiooeS
the investigation 10 made when he paws
bis 6ne or goes TO quOd. The Irishman %
whom ~e.DOW refer was quite O character
in bis way. -.
What's your name = asked the turnkey
as he was brought 10.
My name is Davis. an it's ss good one
a. VOurn.' .-. 80 q. % :.
Very we'll; what is your 6rst name .. =,
The Milesian told him. and thu turaa
ley recorded On has slate. JET. DaV-
What the divil's thsti' be. sharply ask.
ed. With bis fore finger pointing 70 The
slate. -, ..-t.,. -: I'll, a.. ,..-
why. tie the name you told me vas
yoUrs.
i to.h yesoP as,v, .ru.... Na-
OF course; didn't you say your name was
Jefferson Davis Z 2 arm ~ eden,
The lrishnsn looked OF han in siIencs a
moment. Then tightly elepching his fss,
he brsndished it over the innocsnt turn.
AsJrs hsaB- a.
'Av 1t want for yer gray hairs, or YER L.
norsDce, one or t'Othsf, I'd mash the. nass
Of ye till 70 cOuldn't tell il from . tur.
nip -
Add for What asked the turnkey. g F.;
For wTitin' me name like. .lhs pane, Of
tie black hearted Judas Of Jefferson De-.
wis., -.
Did yoa not say that was your. nsns I,
! did not oVerhsuI ysr.dietiOnars, ye
ould onadbOen. Its igoorahee; that's al
as sips ye. Rob Ous; that Jefferson. In.
stead Of 9 y put G, and then spell NJ
Oame GsOffrey Davis, Bsdsd, ifms nanS
was Jefferson, I'd change it TO Pater, 90 +
WoUliP ,l,r -.
With tbis remark the speskar 6lkappeas.
ed in the c II, whose door ,the ofEoer -Ias
billing open for hin. TWoI minutes sf-
forwards bis snoring resOunded through
the house.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

An AbOIIiIOnIsts Photograph.

The esnsSAd Psss.e~, ~ n. u.u~-S-
one Of the editors Of the Springfield (Mass.)
Republican, very sptly descibes that class
Of mer, unfortunately for the peace and
welfare Of the country to direct the coun-
sels fol- the time being. How many in our
community have set for the piciuref
THE whole line Of professional aeitators
and miscslied reformers are uen Of one
idea. That these met DO good sometimes
directly, end sometimes Indirectly, l do 90,
deny and it is equally evident that they
do great deal Of harm, the worSt Derhaps
falls npOo themselves
Like the charge of Q eannon,I they do
damage 70 sD ensmy's Notifications. but
they burn up the powder IN them and lose
the ball. ts.
Like the blind, old Sampson, they may
prOstra:e the pillars Of great wrong, but
they crush themselves aud the PhiIlstines
EVgether. q
The greatest and truest rsformer that
ever lived was Jesus Christ; but ali the
difference between hia broad aims, uoiver.
ssl symPsthies, and OveTG0wfoe love. and
the mslignant spirit Of thoss who uDeriIv
beat themselves 70 death before instituted
Wrongl
As 40 illustration. look ct those who
have been the prominent agitatOFs 0f the
slavery question in this country Cor the
last twenty years.
Are they pep Of cbarityf Are they
ChTistials men : Il not inVeciiFe the cbos-
60 and accustomed language Of their lips Z
Do got they follow those sgslnst whom
they have opposed themselves. whether for
Whistler for god cause or otherwise ioeo
their grsves with 6endisb LUST OF cruelty.
and do thew not delight 20 trs9Ple pPon
great names and sacred memories Are
they men whom We lover TescberS Of t0i-
sraiIon. are they not ihe mostint0leFaDt Of
al men Hyingi .,DsOonReess Of bigotEy,
are they nos the most bigOtsd Of any men
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
wOuIa We Gail Them Back >

Gone from the worlds temptations,
Its sorroWS and Its strife;
Gone from the tolls and trials
That make war Of life.
Gone from these thOrny eArth-roads
To 1IeAven's shining track,
The loved ones who have LEFT us,
Oh, would ye call them backI
Gone, with their dreams Of beauty,
Where beauty never dies;
Gone, with their joyous SplritS,
whore tears ne'sr dim the eyes;
Gone with their earnest loDgingI.
Where faith Is lost in sight;
Would ye call them from such noOn-tide.
Back TO the shades Of night
Gone from our tender keeping,
which yet was all In vain;
Gone from our fond affection,
which eouId'not spare them pain;
Gone from their friends 30 loving
To One who loved them more
Why mourn when they are happy
Upon that spirit Shorel
Gone from all fears Of evil;
Gone from all thoughts Of III;
Gone from cares heavy burden,
Meath which We murmur still;
Gone from the cross Of anguish
The promised crown TO wear
Shall they lay aside itS glory,
The weight again 70 beari
Gone from the weary striving
'Gainst WoEldiDOss and sin;
Gone from all outward temptsrS,
Gone from ell foes within;
Gone whore their Spirits' pIniOns
Are ever fres to soar
Oh, would 70 draw them sarthWard
To, wear LIES claim onOs morsl
All, though our hearts are aching,
And though our tears will fall,
We would not in our weakness
Our loved and lost recall.
We leave them with our Father,
Whose goodness We adore,
And pray that We may meet them
Where We shall part no more.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

= 80 = =
JOE PRINFfNe

JOB Printing ofssss ylsserip,iO, u,,,s, ,,,u.
xpsditiOusly exeeutedt to order oBi Ib.r.h.rn.
An assOrtmentc bIanks kepiconsaantI, IN n.
~ An6tders for Advertising Or COB Wort n
be accompanied BY cash, unless some person kno1r y
ubecomes responsible for the same "a -7E--l-s1 !
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

fALsE DELIcAcY youSg LADY fsfotsd
st dinner, the other day. because The
seryaoI brought o roast Oig on the tabs
that showed its bare legs. = 10, = :
What made you faint f..saziOssly 10
quired her friends a. soon - sbs cane
10. : -Sfir-
The nsksdness Of that borrihle quad
Tuped,' sUbbed the bashful piece Of modss.
" 49,. -. d. - -
,osb. a. bedsd,' exeIaiasd the servsnt
Who bad brought in she effsnSiSs gig, -.
Essn!s naked ct all, dressed it meseil Be.
fore / 5rosghI il in, sure&
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

We have Preachers oflovs and good will
TO men, do they not use more forcilly than
any other class the words 10 wound and
poison human ssnsibilitiss :"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
A New Jersey Paul Pry.

10 certain town in New Jersey, writes
gu esteemed New York correspoudent
there lived, several years ago, one of the
most inquisitive. meddlesome fellows this
side OF Cansda. and he won for himself the
name Of Paul Pry. Il was Q matter of ion.
possibility for him to allow any one to pass
hin BY 10 the street, With covered basket
or kettle, without stopping them to Inquire,
Whist have you there = -.
One day, Q boy carrying Q tin kettle vas
returning home from Q store. He met PRIV
who Immediately stopped him in order 20
make the usual inquiry.
q 'Hallos. Toni said be; ben to tber
store. sbi What heV yer ben Q Rettin in
that air killer
Get out, now you don't want to kuow
that. though, no yUu p asked Ton, with 40
incrsdulous look.
'SartiO do replied Pry. so hist up
the klVer aud let'S take peep
lrs somethiOg that you'll have 70 feel
10 order to 'preciste it rightly said the
boy.
'Eh I is that 90 r returned Pry. We'll,
lets heV feel on it. then, for I'm dying
70 6od out what on eIrth il csu be-
Well, dUn't die I'LL you End out,' said
the boy. and quickly removing the cover
he dashed the contents Of the kettle full
l0sI the face Of the astOnished Pry, aud
striking bee.line for home, Was ssso OaI
Of sight.
a gentleman passiDg that way and
seeing the unfortunate victim leaning
sgainst fence in . sad plight, stepped up
and asked:
What under the 500 10 that black stuff I
You are covered with it from head ~
footi'
'Aer-tGs,sis!' answered Psy, with 9
groso; and Then continued, and, by thun'
der, n's hy umeP
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
DENTIRTRX.

DF,F. y, CH o o II y a 4
VEFOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants
w .olist and vicinity, that atter an absence q
some yeaTs has returned 70 Joliet for the purpose OF
aiAAIs Il his future home, and adopts this method %
1ho rooms formerly occupied by Carpenter Fierce
.-z.I OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE, -
where be will be pleased to all who msy need Bhf
CLASS DENTAL OPPERAfI0HB. 81 ' -.
Those WHO may employ him may % as.uTeo InAs ~
opperatious viii b performed IN neal, tTHsI sad
IdiLhfnu mdnney. q. 4. ... -.
Nov. H. 1891 EAU
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

. The rebel are devisine means to oouverf.
dogs into oil add their skins ipta, Leather.
o. course they will save The bark Tor tam
ns purPosss. - = .. : !. :
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
W. G.. THOMPs SON.

ARCH1TECT AND Bull DER,
VdyILL furnish Plans and Specifications, and take
w eontraees for, or supeTintend the erection Of
Churches school Houses, Public Buildings and DWELL
tnE1 ~, 90
Ii 4. Dspot nS3-sf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

a nsn should stop drinking befora BIZ,
stomsch becomes the theatre Of 'Sbiskej /.
insqHectioD.'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

WouLp DOUGLAS HAVE DOsE IT f-Do
the sbolItiOhists think that Douglas would
haSe been prepared TO say with Banks. Let
the U0Ipo sl,dei
Or with Thad. Stevens, that he would
not 1t be could, agree " Q union with
sAaSehOldeEel gstslZ cE. eaE
Or With Horace Greeley, that the So
Pers.ltlOn u our people is the eopstitu
Or With Bahama Wade. Of Ohio that
IT the uolOn. could Dot be diyested Of
s I.s; ne was for 20 gGiOD bus for
Would be sdopt the cause Of such mso,
after having densnOee1 rspu5Iieau leader.
for desiring dissolution Of the Onion. and
for having urged NaF As 9 means OF accom-.
plhbiog disubio6.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
Joliet Marble work

Joliet Marble Works.
NHARLEs Z. MUNGER, MAnUfactureranddsaler
HxRBLE MoNUMENTs TOMB STONES .FUR.
.rI1si.U ,7NITURE, &C., &C. -.F'Ea
ear che Rock Island Depot, ot.IIlinois Order
ON Abroadr % eetfuIly solicited
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
CHAS. n. KELLER,

OH a Ss Ts IAhEAHHA9
A GENT ROR THE UNITED STATEs AND AMER.
n lean Express Companies will for ward Rroightand
VaIuabIes to all points Of the country Notes. Dratts
IoIiat LII IA iR63 nl-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
.. SHOW BEsPEcrToT THE DEAD.
CITY MARBLE FACTORY.

I ENNoN 4 REEFS, Manufacturers in
\ every VarietyOf
Marble ohlHnsnts, Head StoAeS' &C.
JOLIET SrH'r'0n o'''''' -O'' ILLINOIS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

All1ork warranted % E.,s satire aatisiaeeon, ana
SOve pFonaDt attantIoT, -(n2lyl
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

The question Of an increase ef. se!,!isrs.
pay was shus discussed by 'w, young ssse-
rans on the train from Dsiasesiis to Mers.
dian few ,isys since
don't sou think il.a ssanas. Eysni-
that Congress won, increase onf Fay ~
least five dollars mcnih 7 Why. eievra
dollars mouth goes no~hereis'
we'll jim. l,hiifer With you. Sash u
measure would increase sha, they call sss
redundauce Of the onrr.sey 3. less' ,sc.vs
millions year. and VIA one million move
promises TO pay shrosii iin,o circulation az.
any month why, Jlm. think ot Re v-.
eould'n buy watermelon for. less ,bs.
ten .lollas.. and everything elss wood b.
10 proportion. - .Hts<issippiea.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18
Ghe Uindifator.
". II. u. LYNN, Editor 4 Proprietor.
TREMS.

The uvlNDICATOR" is published weekly, at
1hrcs Dollars year; Two Dollars for
elk months: One Dollar and Twenty-Five
Gents for thrcc months, Invariably IN AD-
VANCE. 81
.ADvaxrusxsHrs inserted at ONE DOLLAR
per square Of eight lines Cor for each inser-
lion. Larger advertisements in the same proper
NB- Ua.ess the number of insertions be marked
1pon the manuscript, they will be inserted until
Obrbid, and charged aecordngly,
~ Hberxi &ieosant made to those who adj
psrtise by the year.
s - Annual advertisers will be limited to their
humsAiate business, Though occasional changes in
eAs form Of ths advertisement may De made during
dc year.
~ Trsnsisst- Advertisements payable in ad-
vsnos all others vii be eens;dered Cue when cal
-
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All advertising for less term tn three month";,
wisi be Oh arxed for at tho usual rates.
Hg Professional Cards not exceeding seven lines
deserted one year for $l0--six months for S7.b0.
70 Announcements Of Candidates SIS; to be
1sid Il advance.
N0- An Communicatio lions or Notices Of personal
sr priyate character or intended calculated to
promsse any private enterprise or interest, will De
cAar9cd for Is Advertisements.
MiI- Obituaries will be charged sor At the rate
ef Tss Cssrs per line. They must in all eases DC
accom- pa MED By the money.
me- uiies on New Courthouse Street, oppo-
Ats Brandeburg's Old Stand, anc pear the Va.
Notd
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Last Thursday, Archbishop Purcell iese
Cincinnati for she purpose 1T visiting ths
Southern ConseierseY. He will ps-S
through hascapraus' liusr, aad go 60 Ass
bile Grs..
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Advertising Agency!

Advertising Agency
The undersigned offers his services to persons
Aesiring to Advertise in gny of the papers in the
southern Cenfederacy. Persons in the country
<xi.hinx to Advertise their LAND Or 9th Elk
PROPERTY, would do we'll ,gaysil themselves OF
my Agency. will also forward subscriptions to
ma ao,rasqy PtsLp FrnzsrrE and other papers.
GEORGE HARLAN,
Foreman "stauston Yindcator."
Asrit 10, 1898.