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The Iropsides and two Monitors Ia
: 2, ken.-A Bold Feat. ~. =

NAes 1ropslQes ana Two Monitors Ia
.,~tS. ken=A Bold Feat ~ =
During the heavy bombardmsnt Of
Fort Monitrie, Fort Sumter and Battery
Bee, Which took place on Tuesday last,
one Of the most remarkable acts was
performed ever recorded in the historvs.
of war, Tesullihg, among other things,
In the " takihg," az above mentioned
of the friSato Ironsiles and two Moui-
tors, = The befoes, of the incident are
FMr.r George s.. Cock and }, NJ. Osborne,
Of; this city, and the manner Of its oci
7ourence WAS :as;foilows: IT being de
sirabietto preserve a faithful tleiineation
Of tho ruins >ofs Fori Sumter, and to
slrow= to future generations what South
letpltroeps can endure In battle, Cen,
jordan sought to obtain the services Of
/ n Photographic artist for the purpose,
Fand '1skipg known his wish, Mr.. Cook
and Ills. associate 'premptlS volunteered.
Pr sided with tiieir insirumenis hev,-
n Acted the. Fort under Ere, ,ti,en coolly
ascending TO The narapet,; !. ,plsniea their
battery" upon a1gun garbage, and com
rhenccd work. -fhe enemy ,1irean while, ),
were il,r"~ing their eleven sHa fifteen
inch shells against aria into Sumter.
rendering personal texposure hazardous
I in the extrenie. Under these cireuln.
stances. scene :afSerscene fsoon the iute>
I,riofr OF The aihpidaied old pile was
faithfully transferred to The plates, until
[1ieatiy every portion ,cf the ruins--pie,
itmesque even IN ilIeir d,formity-hal
Fits counterfeit! preseptmem,'' This
done, Tho atists:tuined, their attention
Ito ihe deet md had the good fortune
toSsseurs, anid the snolse ,of Iba,ie in
Which they 'wete wreathed. q. fsithfut
/ likeness Of Hie lyonSides and 10 Moh-
titOts.. -. =.
2Mr.EC Crook Requested permission to
4 20 outside Of The Fort and take a pic
lEtnte of iReexterior from ihs<N alter. bu;
Sc was. .uopght sstl,st this would draw
addiGepsl Use from the fleet, and the
i IRrei-ct was Abandoned. - - q :. - -
YB1s orr citizens and country have
Il had preserved TO them a valuable me
moriai Ola defence almost. uneaualied
tps iis sobsiipacy---1one wotihy to-sbe
dt@psmitted 70 the f,rmre geperatioB.--
i 7inaSfeat itssR 4 anpAralieled, as far az
1. we Know md no litils prain isylae 10
: ,lie gehttrnasn wba had The hsrdihood
tosrek their ,lives for the pui pose of Sc.
: EcnIingE an heilloon so precious.%y The
t'wondef il That in an yoperstien reouis-
ling 80, muck nicely Of Judgment. any
iaGytlasl eoqhs srnaintain q sang troid
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-09-17

w Ieain tha. eight sof Jaeksohs
cavalry were captured NY tho enemy q
few days since between Big Black and
Edward's. Depos,--Jaekso" c1fississ3''
piof. -. -
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

On account of a want of space we
were unable to publish the able and
patriotic address Of our President in
our last issue, and although it may
have been seen and read by many of
our readers, yet we insert according to
promise in this hitmber.
The President says, in reference to
the resolutions passed by Congress,
Il confidently appeal to your love of
country for aid in carrying into effect
the recommendations Of your Senators
and Representatives, /" and after speak
ing of OUR condition at present and
the results attained, Of which we may
feel justly proud, he refers to the only
danger which our Government appre-
hends, viz. that DIR. people MAY feel
confident of an early peace, and plant
crops Of Cotton and Tobacco; instead
of producing articles Of subsistence for
the people and the army, which would
be seriously felt, if the season should
be again unfavorable and says, "Your
country, therefore, appeals to you to
lay aside all thought Of gain, and to
devote yourselves to securing your lib
critics; without which these gains
Woiild be talueless."
Tt seems that he has not mistaken
the feeling OF the people 1'pot whom
he SO confidently relies We hear o.
meetings in MANY counties Of the
State to carry oitt the recommends
tons Of Congress; and scarcely did the
address reach Old Augusta Until 8
call was made upon the people to
meet on the next Court day, April
9th, to adopt the plan proposed by
the Secretary of War or adopt sondt
other convenient one The plan pro-
posed by the Secretary seems to be
plain. simple and eminently practical
i bic. We desire to see a large meet
j ing in this county on next Monday il
relation to this subject and hope the
suggestion of the Sentinel, that where
meetings are not called, that the peo-
pie of the counties may consider il
called in their respective counties fol
/ their next court day; may be adopted
Lct us hear tremendous response t
/ the Presidents call, and 10 more hal
! rations for our bra 1e men IN the field
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.,
4 prom A AZ T/ON

THE Senate OF Virginia having declared vacan
Il the 10th Senatorial Dis riot, composed of the
countiesoc Richic Doddrdge, Harrison Pleas SAINTS
and Wood and the 5Gth Senatorial District com
posed Of the counties of Brooke, Hancock md Ohio
and these districts being in the patti on of the
public enemy aud the ordinance of the Conyen.io en-
having authorized the qualified voters of said dis
tricts, who may be ia the military service of tn
State of the Confederate States the day of any
general special election for the General Asse IN
bly, to vote in said elections such place pIces
within their encampment, the commander at
such encampment shall designate, whether the said
be within the limits of this State
not and also authorized the any coun-
ty corporation absent tHerefTom because of the
presence of the public enemy, who would bs quail
fed to vote for members of the General Assembly in
such comfy or poration, during the continuance
of the present war, vote at general special
cleo ion for member of the General Assembly in
their counties or corporation at the house Of
any county or corporation in the State where they
may happeH TO be- en- the day of said election
Therefore l. John LET Ci4ER, Governor of the
Commonwealth of Virginia. by tuTe of authority
vested in the Executive by law, do hereby proca m
that, to supply said vacancies elections will be held
on the 18th TIL URSDAY of May next. being the 25th
day of the month, in conformity to lay .nd the
ordinance Of the Convention passed the 9th day
of December, 1861 officers in military camps and
posts and commissioners and others il The several
counties and corporations in the State will conform
themselves to the provisions herein cited receive
such qualified voters may offer theft votes for the
said Senatorial Districts
(--l Gigen under my hand Cove nor and
I L. 8. under the less seal of the Conan nweai Of
l-| Virginia, this 18th day of April 1863, in
the eighty.seyenth year of the Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHER.
Teste
GEO W MuNFoap.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Anril 04th-tle
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Col. VIM. III. Hartman.

win be voted for at the approaching election,
to represent the comfy of Augusta in the next
General Assembly of Virginia. His fine legal al
tanmehts and business qualifications, eminently fit
him for the position. It is hoped he will at once
announce himself candidate. His friends through
ont the county will take pleasure in renewing the
expression of their confidence in him, bv casting
their suffrages in his favor on the dav Of election
April 24--1t' CITIZENS.
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PUBLIC - ATaEs

w will sell at pH!s55iic auction at Buchanan Bot
w etourt county, Va. Wednesday, the 6; h
day of May next. about FIFTY STAGE COACH
Els, CARRIAGES AND HACKS, together With a
large quantity of Stage and Carriage LARS Ess.
Hartman, Mason l. Co., and are of the very best
manufacture and most oil them in good condition.
Also, at Staunton on Saturday, the 9th day Of
NAY next, large let Of St.ge and Carriage HAt
as new. 49,
Terms of sale Cash, OF negotiable note web II.
doised, at six months, with interest added.
BY order of the Stockholders,
c.. Il. MASON, .Gen'l Supt.
Aorit J7-tds
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Staunton, April "a, 1Ss3-tf
Furniture For. Sale.

WE will. at our auction rooms In staunton, Of
wv fer at public auction on Thursday, the 30tl,,
dag Of April valuable lot Of Furniture consisting
Of B UREAUS, TABLES, WADROBES, CHAIRS
BEDS, BEDSTEADS, MATRASSES, BLANK
ETS, COMFORTS, CARPETS, MIRRORS.
PAINTINGS, &C., also TABLE, CHINA and
other Wares one COOKING STOVE. large size,
cooking utensils 60, also WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, SILVER PLATED SPOONS, FORKS.
BUTTER KNIVES, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
BRUCE 4 PECK, Auc'ts
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DESERTERS.

HEADQUARTERS, l?Tn Va. CAvALRY,
March 3lst, 1868.
A REWARD Or THIRTY DOLLARS each,
"A will de paid for the apprehension of the fol-
lowing named deserters from my commend, viz:
j. &. TREYEY, Co. Ii, 18th Va. Cay airy.
VIM. Il HATCHER, o..B, 18th Va. Cavalry.
They are supposed to be in Rockbridge County.
A. w. HARTMAN, Col.
April Il, 1s6s.-5t
@a-:Lex. Gazette copy 1t. and forSSa ard bill to
this Office
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II Office TO TAXPAYERS.

AUDIron's OFrrcr
RICHMOND, Va, March Both. Isaa
In pursuance of the requirements of an an .ct on
titled AN act imposing taxes for the sunnnrt IS
the Government" passed March 49, lass 4 s "
nexed sections of said act are published y an
ses-ss j. M. BENNETT
Auditor of Public Accounts
AN ACT IMPOSING TAXES NOR THE SUPPORT OF COW
ERNMENT, PASSED MARCH 18TH, 1868.
, Section 90 'sThe act entitled an act authorizisc
the receipt Of Confederate States Treasury Notes
IN payment OF taxes and other public dues passed
March Zznd, 1852, be and the same is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows:
.Con'ederate. States non interest BEARING notes
OF the denominsfion of or over five dollars dated
and issued on and after the first dav ADri 1861
snail hereafter be receivable in payment of taxe,
and other public dces to the State
Sec. 81. The Auditor of Public Accounts sbpu
cause the preceding section to be published in II
least i've newspapers in the city of Richmond and
in the papers in the cities of Lynehburg and p,
tiers, and in the towns of Danville, staanton ard
WytLevle, for at least four weeks
April 10, 1Se3.-4w-Spec copy
T. F. MINOR, I RoEsaT >, p,.x,
Hlcnmono, va. Stanton, Va,
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For the Benefit Of Soldiers Families.
The Sabbath School connected with the NJ. E.
Thursdsv nsht Ma1 ss an A the
to be applied for the benefit of the Families of
the Soldiers, it is believed that the same beraty
will be shown that has characterized their former
Exhibitions. Tickets 81, to be obtained from men,
bers of the School.
April "a, 1868.
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AHST DE aSEsEssEEsss
fss'Osle SEe sf1isuyD,s .g,.;i;feru.

E'HE following named persons, metnbers Of the
Staunton Artillery. are nos absent without
leave, and regarded rs deserters. REWARD
qf TIL isTN, DOLLARS cach, will be paid for their
apprchena ION and delivery to their Company, viz
r "a TIES,
Terence O'Conner, Staunton, said to be in tho
9Th Va Cavalry. ,.y,
Robert Efdings. Port Republic, now in stanton.
H. Row. near Greenyille, Augusta Ceunty.
john Fuller. Marcellus Robinson, Martin CO
Cannon, Patrick fionnahan, George Brown, Star :
ton.
F. A. Marley. near Midiebfook, August. .:
John F. Ryan. Scst,sville.
VIM. D. Nsfser, near Mint Spring.
John 'lanbal,i. j. 7. Robertson. Stafford Co.
John King, alias Hal Y. Maryland.
A. W. CARRIER, Capt. Stauaton Art'rv,
Camp near Bowling Cree, ".
March 20, 1863 --tf.-Spec copy.
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NOTICE.

TI,IE undersigned has this day disposed of his in
l. terest in the Virginia Hotel BILLIARD SA-
LOON to Mr.. John Beard, and the partnership
heretofore existing hpder the firm Of Smith l.
Beard is thereby DISSOLVED.
MARSHALL SMITH.
April II, 1866
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Coy. Letcher.

1t will be seen, by refcreuce to this Gard
hf to-. h'tchrr, that he is Il candidate to
represent his old Distric. in the next Con
Eiess: Il is needless for us to call to mind
tiir scf.ices he has rendered this constitu-
sncy, the whole State, and the Confcdcrae7
We will merely say to the Voters of this
District, that If Coy E-tchtr is chosen to
represent them, they viii lave secured the
service Of sn akle Hatc:nan, and an etsicie ut
hcressbtatiFe,
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DHsERFER SH0F.

. A deserter calling himself Michael
Burns, who was arrested en- route for
stauftton and turned over by Capt.
Avis Provost Marshall here; to d Ser
geant Of the Provost Guard of Char
lottesville, andI sent to Richmond
by the Provost Marshall of Char
lottcsville, on reaching the city at
tempted to make his escape by rush
ing out Of the car, he was ordered to
halt three tunes by the Guard, who
then fired at him, the ball entering
his back and passing thro' the heart.
lie drdpfted and c.pirvd in a very
short time.
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7 WILL sell at public auction on MONDAY.
Il 18th APRIL, .SG3, (CUURT-DAY.) in front
OF the Courthouse in the Town Of Staunton,
go ACRES ofvery good land,
situate four stills West Of Staurton on tho Staun-
tor and Parkersburx Tu' npike, adjoining CLAD
we'll and others right of way is reserved
through Gladwells land, for the benefit of this
tract. .r 49,
Also LOT IN THE TOWN OF STAUNTON,
lying between the lots of John Teabo and NJ. Flinu.
containing about 500 square poles. Thisis a very
eligible BUILDING lot. ..,
Both of these lots privately. application may be
made to Gen.+Wm. III. Hartman
JMis~ Terms cash, or negotiable note well en-
dorscd. JOHN d. IMBODEN.
April 8, 1868 .-tds-Spec copy
OFFICE OF CosFEpEhArB STATES ,DnposrroaY,
Staunton, MGrch 3ist, 1868.
THE holders, of Treasury Notes are hereby mott,
i fed that their notes may be forthwith fund. d
at this office upon the following terms:
All Treasury Notes not bearing interest which
bear date prior to the lst December, 1862, are en-
titled to be funded in Eight per cents up to the
I'D of April next, after which date they can only
be funded in Seven per cents. .t -.
All Treasury Notes not bearing interest, which
bear date subsequent to the lst December 1867.
ere, entitled to te funded in Seven per cents.
Certificates for the amounts paid win be issued
to the parties which will be taken up in bonds or
stock, bearing the same date and interest as sooa
as they can be obtaircd (
BY order secretary Treasury,
I'm
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IOI ED.
ozei;mer.

--~-~~~~-~C-~Sco~O~-
residence of her son, George Shreckhise, near Mt
Sidney Mrs. BARBARA SHREgKHISE. aged 8:
years, months and 10 days.
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5000 He W ard

BANAWAY from Mr.. a. A tkinson's ne ar Mint
~ Springs augusta Couhty, ON Saturday last,
my
NEGRO BOY, SAM,
about Is years old, well formed. well groisn, Sid
of yellow complexion.
Also Mr.. Atkinson's negro w,omsn
CAROLINE,
and her two negro children; Mary Adaline, about
years old, frmistead, about years old. Caro-
line is black, tali.snd straight, with the thumb off
of the left hand. They are probably GA their way
to Winchester
gas- will pay the abore reward for SAM, and
Mr.. Atkinson will pay like reward for the others
JAS. Fl CARSON,
A L L N,S,IAA
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,sr.pr or AZ kftre,,., tt.

-,scArE OF AN Attrerp Sry.-A
man of suspicious character named
Lewls, taken in the lines otathe Con-
fettefate Army as a.spy, was on Sat-
.arday last p'tt on board of the train
here, under guard; for conveyance to
Richmond. The train GA the way
down ran off the track ana iff the con-
fasioR Lewis usade good his eseare.
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CENTRAL HOTEL:

CU4RLO STILLE. IA.
T'HE Proprietor of this convenient HOTEL re-
4 spectfully calls the attention of the
Travelling Public
to the situation tf his House, being Immediately on
the Railroad. and thereby avoiding all chances OF
Being left by the trains. His table, supplied with
the best the markets afford, and his well ventilated
rooms, furnished with
afford comfortable entertainment to the wB4Ry
rKAvELLEa, He respectfully solicts the patronage
of the public.
~ X. W. BAILEY.
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NOTICE.

EARMERS are cautioned against a set of IN
a. FOSTERS, who are said to be going about the
country representing themselves as agents for the
purchase of supplies for the General Hospital. at
Staunton. Our agents are Augustus Blouta and
Henry +. Bryan; oil othets are 1MposrERs and
should be treated as such.
BY order Of the Surgeon in charge.
'sA-s J. w. MORGAN. Chief Steward.
April TO- 1S63-4t
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self. Salt

A LII those having given ne TIER names. ana
n thereby employing me as their agent to go to
Charleston, Kanawha, to purchase Salt for them,
will come forward and settle without delay, or de-
my credit. Each one that sent for Salt $40, End
those that did not send SIS each. | wsh il settled
without delay, as have complied withmy part of
the contract.
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DR.. WIZ. CHAPMAN,
D E.VT.gE SIR ON,

TAXES pleasure in announcing to his former
still be found at the Old Bell Tavern, nearly oppo-
site the Va Hotel. where he is prepared to attend
to all orders in his line
Stanton Feb 90 1861
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GEO W MUNFoRD
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
: Anril 04th-tda

900 Bunches Cotton Yarn at Auction.
X We will sell on Monday, the 27th instant,
[Court day] 200 Bunches best equality COTTON
YARN. Nos. to Il.
April 24-lt BRUCE g. PECK.
NOTICE.-Wa Wanted to buy 10000 lbs. of BA-
CON, for which will pay the hgest market
price. j. Is. HOGE.
St,unior. Feb. u 1ae9-fF
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
r WISH to hire, as Cooks and Nurses in the Cen
i cral. Hospital at Staunton, Va, THIRTY Ne
GRO MEN an TWENTY WOMEN. For men,
$50 per month VIII &c paid, and $l2 per month fer
women. s
me at the Hospital before dsposing of them.
BY order of the Surgeon in charge.
J. w. MORGAN, Chief Steward.
April TO- lS63--4t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
-~>->-~ - : : <>~->-> ~>--s~<>>>>~
FOR CONGRESS.

4
TO THE VOTERS OF THE nth CON-
i -GRESSIONAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
THE COUNTIES OF AUG USTA, ROCKING
1 HAM. ROCKBRIDGE, PENDLETON, HIGH
! LAND, BATH, POCAHoNTAS AND ALE
friends in all the counties of the District, urging
me to allow the use of my name as candidate for
Congress at the election In May next, The time
has now arrived when in justice to them as we'll rs
! to myself my determination should be announced
Ii it be the pleasure of the voters to return me
/ to the next Congress of the Conederacy as their
Representative, pledge myself to the use of all
proper and honorable efforts to promote their In
terests and maintain the honor of our beloved Com
monwealth and of our youthful Confederacy
1t will be impos sibe for me to visit the several
counties OF the District prior to the election with
out disregarding official obligations imposed upon
me by my position as Governor of the Common
wealth. This am sure thespeople will not expect
Of me, and must therefore leave my cause in their
care.
The manner in which my representative duties
were discharged while had the honor to serve in
the Congress Of the Uuted States for eight years
is we'll known tt you, and | believe | may safely
! say that my representative conduct commanded the
Approval OF my constituents. My action Cover
ner under circumstances OF greater difficulty and
embarrassments perhaps than have attended any
of my predecessors since the way of the Revolution
OF l776 is before you and by it am willing to be
judged.
L
trct for theiudgement of the people upon my po-
htical conduct daring trying period in our histo
~, in which have endeavored to perform my du-
tys citizen and officially, to the COMMONWEALTH
of Virginia and to the Confcderacy.
Respectfully, JOHN LETCHER,
April IL, 1863 tide. Richmond. Vas,
gza5- We Authorized to announce Hon. JOHN
b. BALDWIN, as candidate for e. election to
the Congress Of the Confederate States in the til
Congressional District, composed of the Counties
of Augusta, Rockbridge, Rockingham, Pendleton,
Bath, Allegheny, Highland and fccahontas.
March II, 1963-tde.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
rs We are authorized to announce HUGH w.
SHEFFEY, Esq, as a candidate for reelection to
the House OF Delegates.
April 2a.-tde.
GB- We are authorized to announce JAMES
WALKER. as candidate for reelection to tic
House of Delegates. -
April 24.--tde.
rs We are authorized to announce HOWE Y.
PGYTON, Esq, as candidate q represent this
COUNTY, in the next General Assembly of Virginia
April 10, lS63.--tde
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Executors Sale.

WILL be sol, en- Saturday the 25th inst, at
w my lanyard. in Highland County, four
miles from Monterey,
One Hundred Acres of Land,
belonging to Che estate of James w. Pullen, deed
The tract is well watercd with some improvements
and a quantity of good timber on it. A large por-
ton OF it can be made good grazing land. Terms
made known on Il day Of sale.
JOHN S. PULLFN,
April I'd, lo5s.--tds
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April "a.
IL. ~
HOPEFUL,

A special dispatch from Memphis
to the appeal at Jackson, Miss, states
that after the receipt of the news OF
the Yankee failure at Charleston,
Grce1backs were dull sale at twenty
five per cent discount, Ianhees and
Jews refusing to take them.
On last Saturday Confederate
bonds, of the fifteen million loan, sold
in Richmond at $l77. These same
bonds sold III Nassa;i recently at $50
in gold, taking which as the STANDARD
the enhancement of the value Of these
bonds is not at it's climax.
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HEADoR's DEPT. OF VIRGINIA,
Norfolk Va. April 18th 1868.
e. D. KEYS.
Maj. Gen. Commanding,

Department Of Va.
Our forces are said to have captured
two Gun-boats and 600 men in that
heighborhood of Suffolk and that the
two armies there are. in very close
proximity to each other:
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Save YoIii. Rags.
XXTE desire to purchase several thousand pounds
w of CLEAN LINEN AND COTTON RAGS,
for which the cash will be paid. Call at the Vim
dicator Office.
April II, 1863.
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ARRIVAL OF MORE PR1soNERs. Nine.
teen prisoners of war members of the Fifth
Pennsylvania cavalry captured by Genera
Wise at Williamsburg, reached thee Libby
yesterday. One First lieutenant, 4
Crom'ill, was among the number.
From Knoxville, thirty six were received,
mostly members Of the 10th Ohio regiment,
taken at various points in Tennessee. Two
prisoners were received from Newbern
North Carolina, and ono, LieVtehant. W
+. Stohe, captured BY stuart,s cavalry al
Bealton's Station several days ago Er-
no9,aNpy
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ICE! ICE /

DARTlES desiring to be supplied with ICE du-
Il ring the coming season can do so, by applying
to the undersigned, as he will be able tie supply
few families throughout the season. To accommo-
date customers my Ice bousc will be open both
morning and evening. JOHN BECK.
Staunton, TO- lS63.-6t*