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LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
n HE undersigned have removed their old establs
L ed Livery to the Stables of the American Hotel
where are prepared furnish the travelling public
with Horses Hacks Bugges and Stages at reasonable
prices We also prepared with attentive ostlers
and plenty of good provender, to feed number Of
are compelled to pay cash for grain and hay,
not credit any
~ Office opposite Jno. O'Hares.
THOS. j. BURKE & CO.
Tan Ia JP62-1v
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w A s HINGTON HO u e,
CHURCH STREET,

CHURCH STREET,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
THE subsc. ber begs leave to inform the public
that he has charge of of the above named popular
House, which is situated in the immediate vicinity of
the most business part of thecy and the location is
one of the most quiet and healthy in the place. Ev
cry effort will be made to provide for the comfort and
welfare of guests.
An Omnibus, Baggage Wagon and Porter will al
ways be found at the Depots and Boat Landing the
arriv OF the T. aims and Boats to convey passengers
to and flom the Hotel. j. 4. LINKOUS,
Mar 36m Proprietor.
IOMMISSIONEK'S NOTICE.-Ali persons
~ claiming to have been creditors of Nicholas De-
masters, deceased, at the time of his death, in 1885,
and also all persons claiming to be creditors of his
since his death are hereby required to produce their
claims, together with the evidences thereof before
at my office Staunton or before the 26th day
of March, 1863
Mar 3-4t JOHN N. HENDREN,
Commissioner.
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nENTAL NpTICE.-DR JAMES HARRIS,
~ DENTIST, GRADUATE OF THE BALTl-
MORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY.l-WlI
spend Court week and the week following OF every
wait on all those wishing his professional aid. All
operations guaranteed equal to any Office in aili's
Hotel The remainder of his time will be occupied in
attending to the calls of bis patients in the vicinity OF
Rockingham county, Va. JAS. ID. HARRIS.
Feb II '6S-ly
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE...I wish to sell
III privately, HOUSE and LOT. in Waynesboro'
Augusta county. now occupied by j. N. Hail.
Also. my STORE HOUSE, now occupied by Messrs
Piper Funkhouser. For terms, apply to me at my
Office in Staunton, Va. GEORGE BAYLOR
March IO--tf
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BEYOND QUESTION

NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY JUST
IN RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT ROBERT
1COWAN'S CASH BOOK STORE -Chisom's Man
ua of Military Surgery; The First Year of the War.
bg f. A Pollard; The Second Battle of Manassas. by
g. A. Pollard: The Partisan Leader, bv Judge Bev-
erlv Tucker: The Quartermaster's Guide, by Major
Bloomfield. letter and Foolscap Paper, Envelopes,
&c. &c West Johnston's Map of Virginia.
Nov 4-tf
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Lynchbarg Hose and Fire
INSURANCE COMPANY
LYNCHBURG, va.
rCHE capital of this company has recently been III
l. creased by subscription OF
800 900,
making the present Capital and surplus of over
$::ss3:s, 100000.
OFFICERS
J. R. MCDANIEL, President, j. NJ. CoBBs, Vice Pres
G. B. THURMAN, Chief Eng. G. T. WILLIS, Secretary
J. 0. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Jno. Otey Taylor, James "a Z, Payne,
Jno T. Davis, NJ Anderson,
s. II Mckinney, VIM. II. Stratton
MS. Langhorne, G. +. Slaughter,
Acting as agent for the company am prepared t.,
receive applications and issue poces against loss
damage by fire. on terms as favorable as the nature
of the Risk and the real security OF the insured and
of the company will warrant. M. M GUY,
Gen. Agt for the State of Va.
SLAVE INSURANCE.
The Lynchburg Hose and Fire insurance Compan,
ooSonahle terms Persons wishing to effect insu
rance upon the lives of their Servants OF Property
oan W 81 ~ ApP WILLIAM NJ GUY.
Anr,I ~ 1870. Gen. Ag't, Staunton, Va
1oTOLEN.- From The subscriber, near stauntOn
y small or medium sized bay HORSE Lgh
bav, With white on him. except snai star u MS
low in flesh and rather slender built. and walks very
wide behind He is about seven years old. He wa.
nv cavalry horse and belong TO Inc Georgia Caval
ry statieaed at Stahnton a hperai leWarg Will b'
March 15Natsx j D. WATSON,
Staunton, Va.
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w E will our best endeavors to promote the in
wv terest of our patrons. Refer, by permission tt
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, P. PITTMAN J
HI. w. SHEFFEY, JNo GATEwooD,
JAS. WALKER, : Shenandoah co., "a. !
j. q. FULTON, W. w FLEMING.
AugussG CO., Va. Highland co Va. :
CHAs. GRATTAN, MANN SPITLER,
]. III. HOPKINS, JNo. K. BooToN, :
S. A. CoFFMAN, Page co. Va
Roc aasghuna co. Va. M r. KAUsMAN,
Feb "a, t3-6mo. Fredes ick co., IA. +
~ Rockingham Register copy mo. and send pa
per to advertisers for yr and cnarge this Office SIS
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ttOS REWARD

d. Ok REWARD.
pLC Was taken from my stable
hear Mt Sidney, on Saturday morning, the 7ih
March, SORhEL MARE, i've years old this Spring
star in her forehead, and small lump on one h,nd
leg, betW cen the knee aud paster JOINT she il
low order. will give the above ard for the
turn of the Mare, any Information that will lead
her recovery. My address Is Mt. Sidney, Angus IA
County, Va.
March i7th-3ts%, YM E. SHEET5
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MFSCELLAN EOUS.

J. w. & G. III. BURCH,
No. 20, Main street,
Lynchbulg, Va.
-WHOLESALE-
GPc ERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE Of
MGmmf mfGctursd and Smoking Tobacco,
Will receive and sell
WHEAT,
FLOUR,
CORN,
RACON
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Dec 16--tf
NEW MILITARY BOOKS.

NEW MILITARY ROOKS.
Cavalry Drill and Sabre Exercise. by Geo. Patten.
Notes on Artillery, by ". Leroy Brown.
The Volunteers Hand Book, by Cap. ]. K. Lee
Cary BayOnet Exercise and Skirmish Drill.
Volunteers Camp and Field Book, by Jno. Curry.
instruction for Field Artillery from Gilhams Man.
uai.
The Field Manual for the use of Officers on Ord
nance Duty
The First Year of the War.
The SECOND Battle of Manassas.
The Partisan Leader
War SONGS of the South
Nao,leons ssaxims of War.
Sust received and for sale by
Dec 2-tf RObEhI Oo"AN'
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ibers offer their services to the public
l. icr he Selling and HriEs of Slaves, well as
Tor any business AuetioG line.
We are prepared 70 accommodate with board, and
keep safely, any number OF slaves placed in our
charge Liberal advance made slaves placed in
our hands when desired.
Jan q, '5s-ly JAS. B. HARGROVE & co.
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Fine Photographs and Ambrotypes.

FTHG FNVtOgFdpHS anu AMUrUtyVtSs
TN HE OLD BELL TAVERN, near the Virgin.
L ia nosel, Il. ). RANKIN is now taking the finest
Photographs, on an improved style, which o~.n't be
beat in the United States. Also Ambrotypes as fine
as can be made. Ladies and Gentlemen, if you want
to see your beauty itreaY exists, ,coneto Rankns
Gallery in the "Old Bell and he will take it in all
it's grandeur.
ty- Allstyles Fancy Cases on hand. Pictures
AIKEN at all prices. a Instructions given in the
art [Staunton, Ja~. 25. $50.
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DUBLIC NOTICE. Whereas, repeated depre
i dationg have been, for some time, committed up
the subscriber, now take this public method. OF
informing all persons, that will enforce the law
galnst all persons after this notice, who throw down
my fence, and carry off my rails, pass through my
land: turn stock IN inv pasture-heds, cut wood or i'll
any wise trespass>upon me-.
March l0-lm ARCH. p. STUART.
NOTICE is hereby given that our paper from
IN James Evans how he followed his brother, Jesse
Evans Viii 10 the first our heirs,) lost at the
Clerk Office in staun 1t s. that on the pow
er of Attorney, from Russ i Sidney, Evans is
wrong to it, and David Kunkle has made
wrong Power of Attorney for Sheets; Jacob Ba, lor
has valued lana in tie Central 4. r. Company name
changed the tract Of and and made hree wrong deeds
for the same If any Lawyer viii take up our case
s. ill pay him we'll for his trouble
JACOB HENRY SCHOVE,
JACOB SCH0VE, Farmer and
Mar I0--6t* owner of the Land
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4 LMANAC FOR lS63---The Confederate
n states AImapsc for 1868. containing the Consts
ution of the Confederate States, with val iety OF use
fu statistical and other matter just eceiFed and for
sale BY hO6EhI COWAN,
lar Oft
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.,
SrAUNToN Va, November 10. 1882. !
DERSONS having claims against my Department
are requested to present them at once for pay
ment. Persons holding back their claims will find
difficulty in settling them. H. M BELL,
Nov. IS-tf. Nal. q v Nj. Y. .. a.
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VIRGINIA :-At rules held in the Clerks Othce
v for Augusta county, the I'd day of March, 1868,
Robert P. kubank Guar dian of Sarah A.. Jacob w
Virginia E., OsDert NJ and Frances ]. Hogsett, chill
dren of James 4. Hogsett, dec c'd,-Plaintiis,
Sarah Jacob, Virginia Osbert NJ, and Elizabeth Hogs
.tt. DAVID g. Hogseit, Henry S Hogsett, Robert A.
Hogsett James Davis and Mary, his wife, Sllas Rue
bnsh, and Susan his wife, VIM. C. Blakemore, and
Sarah. his wife, and Others s,-Defendants.
The object of this suit is obtain decree to sell
land belong pg to Plaintiffs wards.
The Defendant, Robert A. Hegsett, not having en-.
tered his appearance and it appearing By satisfactory
evidence, that he is not resident of this Common
wealth it is ordered that be appear here within one
month after due publication OF this notice, and do
" hat is necessary to protect his interest.
A copy-Teste, A. F. KINNEY, Clerk.
Mar Aft
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IBERAL advances made consignments when
IL In hand Sales promptly reported.
Mar 2-hm -.
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WM. E. SHEETS.

NlTRE AND MINING OFFICE,
STAUNToN, March Z, 1868
I wish to purchase LEAD and COPPER, tor wucl
i the highest Government price viii be paid, il
large small quantities, also, OLD IRON (casing.
or wrought) if offered in large quantities
March l7-6ts JAS f JONES'
es<e 1t. in charge District No. AZ
Rock. Registe and Lex Gazette copy.
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: ENERAL COMMissION HOUSE,

~ ENERAL COMMiSSiON HOUSE.
" 81 Main street.
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
Will buy and sell on Commission. Leaf. Manufac-
tured and Smoking Tobacco, Wheat, Flour Corn,
Cotton Fabrics and, fact. everything kept in a
General Commission House.
Nett proceeds of sales promptly rendered.
We refer to the business men of Lynchburg gener.
ally. WILLS, CALHOUN co.
Dec 16, l862-6mo*
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY Of VIRGINIA

INSU RANCE COMPAN Y,
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CHARTERED MARCH II, 1862.
Round Capital $30O,0GO.
rTHIS Company, having been duly organzedis
i ready to receive applications and issue Policies
and offers to the citizens of Virginia the inducemen
Of home Company for the safe insurance of all kinds
OF PROPERTY MERCHANDISE &C., at fair and equitable
rates. The Directors assure the public that this Com
pany will be conducted with view permanency and
the strictest principles of equity usticeand close
regard to economy and the safety ofthe insured
PRESIDENT,
JOSEPH S. CARSON.
G. s. FUNK, Secretary. o. p. RRESEE, Actuary.
DIRECTORS,
JOSEPH 8. CARSON, JOH KERR,
JAMES 2. RELY, LEWIS P. HARTAANs
LLOYD LOGAN, ROBERT STEELE,
HUGH SIDWELL.
az O6Sceom L0vdo@ Street. near the VatIey BGak
rN- GEORGE E. PRICE, Local Agent ,Staunton.
: A ,ril 2. 1885,
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CONFECTIONERY STORE.

CHOICE VARIETIES
FOR THE SEASON AT THE STAND
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
VIM. n. MOUNT, Main ST., StauntOn, Va
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Staunton Speetator.
RICHARD MAUzY, Editor & Proprietor
TERMS.
- We ssSPYcrA rnR nuhiiehed ozcs q anxaE nt

TERMS
The SPECTATOR is published once a aosek, at
Three Dollars year IN ADVANCE.
AOpERTLSENEVTS OF: ten lines Tor less) inserted
once for dollar and Fifty cents for each subse-
1uent continuance Larger advertisements inserted
the same proportion.
liberal discount made TO those ho advertise By the
gear.
~ AauuaL Gd0ertisers will be limited to their i'm
mediate business the advertisements charged for al
transient rates.
oNE SoUARE, (1o lines) Il gear .s120o
........... .6 months. ............. z O0
". ...........3 '' ............. 100
swo SQuAREs, Il year .....- Is 90
......... 6 months ...... IL 0G
80 .........3 8. ......... 700
THREE SQUARES .......I gear .......... Il 90
% ........6 Deo5ths ............ ID 00
E" .......3 +" ........... IL %
Al adcertjSng f3s ICES time tb1a three months Uik
cbarge for ztt essx5 ratessl 90 per square for
ste frSt insertion, Gs5 fty cents for each Subsequent
GeSWse
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FAD WANTED FOR TIRE ARMY.-Iam
IL authorised by the Government to purchase Lead.
IL will be purchased in Quantities large sa,ali.
Any one desiring to serve the country do so b
Sending in any lead they may have Cash Will be-
paid for it. JAMES F. JONES. Lieut.
N. 4. NJ Beaureau,
Office in Staunton, b. Crawfords store.
Mar 3-8t 80 Rock Reg. and Lex Gaz. copy.
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EVENING SESSION.

On motion of Mr.. Hunter, the bill providing
for voting by persons l.. camp, and persons abb
sent from their homes because of the presence
of the ublic enemy for members of Congress,
Governor Attorney General and members OF the
General Assembly, was taken up, read third
time, and passed.
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,OGD TINE 40 PAY avail my self of his
favorable opportunity 10 wind mp my business,
and therefore request all persons knowing themselves
ndebgd to come forward and pay up, aslonger indul
seace cannot be gwen All persons having claims
# any kind whatever against me are Requested TO
present them Immediately
Jan l3--tf. DAVIS n. hAIobh.
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MINOR & BURKE,
COMMISSION NER CHA " rs,
FOR THE SALE OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
TOBACCO, GROCERIES, &C.,
CARY STR EET,
(3d door belo.s 18th street,
RICHMOND, "a.
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AND ALL KINDS OF
co U ~ TR Y p Cd U CE:
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XXTANTED.-To purchase ONE HORSE W AG-
wv ON suitable for hadling wood Enquire OF
March l7-3t-Vin cOpy. j. M. HARDY
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Coal mt Chattanooga.

A Chattanooga letter says there are at
Whiteside, in that vicinity, several excel
lent coal mines, which are shortly to be
worked on Government account. The seam
crops cut perhaps five hundred feet above
the valley, and is from four to eight feet
thick. It was from that and the mines on
the Cumberland range the rebels obtained
their carboniferous fuel They are called
the Etna, Whiteside, and Raccoon mines
and are fully equipped with railway, shoots
trainways, aud carts for doing large, and
successful business. The valley and the
sides of the mountains are inhabited by col
Iiers from Wales, and there is but little feal
that enough can be mined to sapply ou!
troops at Chattanooga ana elsewhere. and
TO keen the steamers moving on the riveI
as long as there shall be occasion TO us'
them.
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4 Terrible Conspiracy.

An old wasberwoman has been indicted
in the United State. Court at Cincinnati,
for conspiracy against the United States.
which is perfectly awful, Judging from the
charges set forth III the indictment. II is
fortunate for the Government that this great
conspiracy, to set all the rebel prisoners
free, to capture Cincinnati, Columbus and
other cities, and to play the deuce gener.
alIy, was discovered in time to prevent it.
The detective who was so fortunate as to
frustrate this nefarious and wicked plot,
which was led on by the willy old washer
woman. deserves the thanks of the entire
nation. Our readers will hardly believe
when we inform them what this wicked old
woman did actually do, as set forth ia the
indictment Armed and arrayed in war
like manner, that is to say with swords
guns, pistols, bowie-knives, cannons and
other wariks weapons, as well offensive a.
defensive, being then and there un!awfully
maliciously and traitorously disposed
against the United States Of America, &c.
/ &c. We are right glad that cd woman il
not loose, for no one could predict the con
sequences. We hope the old wo nan IS no
q. maliciousIy and traitorously disposed a
the indictment sets forth but We all know
that the human heart is prone to evil AM
that this is very wicked and perverse gener
ation.-Spirit.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. lS.
Prayer by Mr.. Thomas Copley, member o
the House.
A communication from the Senate an
nounced the passage of House bill No. Is
authorizing the Kanawha Board to borro"
money. . rms
On motion of Mr.. Lamb the bill and
amendment were laid on the table.
Engrossed House bill No. -l3l, fixing the
compensation OF the Sergeant-at-Arms al
three instead of fur dollars per day, was
passed: yeas %; nays II.
Engrossed House bill No. l33, regulating
contested elections, was taken up and pass
ed. -l--.. l-
Mr.. Bumgarner offered resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the Judlcl-
ary Committee to inquire into the e1pedi.
ency of reporting bill providing that all
property distrained and sold for debt shall
bring at least two-thirds of its appraised
value. ~
House bill No. 81, providing for system
of free schools, was taken up and put upon
its passage.
Mr.. Wheat spoke against the bill; he was
opposed to the clause providing that no
county should receive any school funds
from the State treasury until said county
had paid its portion of the school tax.
Mr.. Ross, in reply, stated that the States
of Massachusetts, and New York had just
such clause in their school laws. He did
not wish to deprive the border counties of
our State of any privilege; on the contrary
he had always stood by these counties.
Mr.. Hagar spoke against the passage of
the bill. The border counties had stood as
barrier between the Southern army and
the.city of Wheeling; their property had been
overrun and destroyed, and now when the
free school bill came up these counties were
to share of it's benefits.
Mr.. Barnes Mr.. Ross, Mr.. Dawson, and
Mr.. Davidson spoke in favor OF the bill,
and were surprised to see any member op-
pose it.
Mr. Hagar said he opposed the bill be
cause it was unconstitutional, and deprived
the border Counties of all their rights; un'
der the old State government these counties
were allowed stated amount for the edu-
cation of their children, but this bill cut
them off from everything.
Mr. Turner spoke in favor of the bill; he
was surprised to hear border county men
get up and state that we had been laying
on our oars" while their counties had been
defending us. On the contrary, we had
sent men to protect them.
A vote being taken, the bill was passed;
Yeas SO; nays 3,
House adjourned.
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SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. l8, 1863.

"WEDNESDAY, NOV. lo, looo'
The Senate was opened with prayer b.
tue Rev. DR.. Laishley; of Morgantown.
A message from the House announced
that that body had disagreed to tho Sen
ates amendment to the, bill providing fol
the issuing of grants for lands in certain
cases.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, the Senate in
sisted upon its amendment and asked for q
Committee of Conference. e.------
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the Committee on
Internal Improvements, reported back
with q recommendation that it pass, the
bill to provide for the rebuilding of a bridge
across Buffalo Greek, at Barnsville, in Ma
riou county. --2 .5'--.-- ,l- .--- - ~. ..'
The House bill concerning licenses was
read first time. 2 rE3GgaE
The assessment bill was then taken up,
considered, and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Stevenson the bill for
the collection of taxes was taken up, and
occupied the remainder of the session,
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BENzlNE ANO ERASIVE SOAP

EoR removing Grease, Paint &c, from all KINDS Oh
L goods For sale by
t, i. LOGAN & Co., AND LOGAN, LIST & %.
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Arr the able. bodied Union O men il

ALI the able bodied Union O. men in
this country (those who voted for broIgh
are going to volunteer pretty soon-at least
a goodly number of them The "copper"
heads" won't volunteer aud consequently
will be drafted about the 5th of January
next. The reason why the "Coprerheads'
won't volunteer is, because they are in ia
yor of peace on any terms The reason VIII!
the Union O. men arillvolunteer, is, because
thew are in favor or the vigorous prose
oution of the war, ''if it makes every wife
widow, and every child fatherless.' They
of course. will not wait to be drafted
Il wouldn't look well.-SpirH of Dso'oc
| racy.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.ot,p LINES OF NoNRAhEIL, COR SoH')
NELV OR LEss, MAKE sauAHE. 4 10

.oavc,A1 NorIcEs Double the t1eye tSy rates' u
Ysarly Advertsns on reasonable ser%s NJ sSeSs
te tes sSace occupied and the number OF changes
made. ..or+o from transient persons or strang
% 70 Cards exceeding five lines NOTHING
sGPsa' s.s tsss sss
n9 S sx IL sSsl sna ra
veTtisements lo and advertisements oil auctlon
al Legal rsa estate sent in by them must be paia
a. the usual rates. -. aooomnanied with written
3isections. will be inserted ah'' '''''"' ''
%atces for Public Meetings to be charged IN
at full rates. v,,,orals. and announcements
# sermons, so cents each. -&r
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-The Navy De-
partment received information of another
capture Off Wilmington Particulars not
vet receiv,
Geo. I. Asrs, agent for the sale OF Con,
federate bonds has been sent hither from the
army Of the Potomac and committed to the
Old Capitol. Several other dangerous char
acters have also been sent to that prison.
Brig. Gen. Chas. h. Graham has 6eel
relieved by order Of the Secretary oil hai
from his command in the army OF tue foto
mac and directed to report to General But
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How many Of the hundreds of thousands
of able bodied men, who have Just voted
that the rebellion must be put down meant
to vote that they would go and help put it
down? And how many meant to vote that
the whole work must be done by other peo.
pie
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The rebel rams in England have been as
firmly caughtby the horns as the ram found
by Abraham on Mount Moriah, They cans t
70 upon 'sthe rampage. ~ - Il