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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12
- We publish in this issue til

- " = ITUU1TsH III IH1s Iss16 lHt
Richmond Markets as reported for us
by Minor and Burke, who will CON
time to flrllisl the state of the mar
lSet to us weekly. They are admira-
bly, suited, and situated for the COM
mission business ii which they en-
Gagged and it would be well for those
who desire prompt, attentive and bus
mess merchants to apply to our fiiends
Minor and Burke, whose card see in
another column.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12
Copartnership Notice.
Cotton Yarn Cotton Yarn I

LHOR Sale Cotton Yarn. correctly numbered, By
4 Wholesale or Retail.
ALSO,
lot Of superior UNBLEACAED DRILLING.
VIM. WITHROW, Jr.
Waynesboro'. May 20, 1S63.-4t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12

Confederate Grey Cashmere.
4 LOT of beautiful Grey Goods suitable fog
"A Uniforms Geutlemen's Suits, for sale By the
undersigned.
VIM. WITHROW, Jr,
Wayneshoro', May 20, ls6a.-4t
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
Y WATER POWER FOR SALE.-l am author
lied to sell the
WATER POWER, MILL AND OTHER BUILD.
INGS, on the Moncure Lot IN Staunton. Fer
terms apply to me at Stanton.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
May l5-4ts Agent for II w Moncurc,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12
$1,000 REV ARD.

$1,000 IRE w n RID.
DANAWAY from the subscriber, on Wednesday
II night, the 3rd inst. my two negro boys, one
named
GSEoRGE TAYLOR,
about feet s or 10 inches high. % years DID, of
dark brown color, open teeth, carries his right foot
a little too much out when walking, and had ON
gray clothes.
WILLIAM Ash,
about 81 years old, of copper color, heavy set, a
little bow-legged. about feet or s inches high,
dressed in drab clothes when he left.
These two of the lot OF negroes that ran off
ON the 3rd of April, and were caught near Harri-
sonburg. They doubtless making their way
to the Yankee lines.
gsg~I viii pay the above reward for their ap
prehension and delivery to at stanton.
VIM. j. SH INNATE.
Stauntor June & 9G3-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12

TOBACCO.-The prices have been better sus-
tanned during the past week We quote inferior do
ugs at $l2 90 to $l3 0O good do. III 90 to $50 90;
fine do S2I 90 to $26 90; common leaf. $25 90 to
$50 90, good do. $35 90 to $40 90, fine do. $45 90
to $50 co..
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12
FROM VEGKSESUEgG.

U to cOI d GDtII III q IN
vile by our forces.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12

The Yanks have had big scare. They
abandaa the New Orleans and Jackson
Railrd bed the Manchac Bridge, des-
troYed tie Notifications they had erected
and H their guns in the Pass. Kirby
JAcKA e. At is reported that
Grierson's command was captured at Wood
vile by our forces.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12

The enemy crossed the Rappahannock
this morning at o'clock, A. NJ, at the
various fords from Beverly to Kelley's with
large force ofcavalry, accompanied by in
fantry and artillery. After severe con-
test till 5, P. NJ, General Stuart drove
them across the river.
r. r.. LEE
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-12
FOURTH DISPATCH

Port Hudson, at last accounts was close
ly beseged. The news from that quarter
is conflicting There is, however no doubt
entertained that we repulsed the enemy sew
eral times It is belle we'd that the accounts
heretofore reported of the affair are exag-
gerated
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-29
Die SeinSe in Souauicr.

Die TeIn6e, 100000 Mann lta'F, 9a'
Ben Sauauter County tccuptrt, rnO lOlsl' stn'
Tprre BON 10000 Snfanterie unO 5000 ea'
VALERIE taben. Dns 9assr Der SnIantfrte
mar nabe @arrenton Suactius an Der Orange
uno Meranbrta Gilsnta9n, Die Gaoallerts
Bate T& bts gum 8nppabannod ausssoe0nt.
Glue tleine An3ubl Der Getnoe ica tn Was
f6tnstUm, &appuban @UmntY, sspsIen lstn,
eies lit iebC6 Bios @eri@t. Sleine 9efeAts
entlan1 DeS SluGeS fanben tGsli@ tatt.
Terner laat Der ENQUIRER betrsR6 SOatb
Carolina Die ganteeS fnb in g. Carolina
tn 8~swssuns, ieOenfauS In Der A6lt4t, bic
GtIenbabn 3wtIGen Sapannab unb @9arIsltOn
gu 3sriGren.
Das @iGmpnb DtspatG bonn 27. 'melDet :
Sin SeIesrumm, UslGeS Ssaern bier stntrat,
bert@tst, paB bic SSOeralen auf bic Sadion
(RI1. unb Meribiau eiienbabn losmarl4ir'
ten unO bic eru6s StetnbrHft on btsier Sabn
SerfSrten.
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@rscuttD Department.,

@~nnappIi8, ben 27. @rril 1853
Snbem Der Yrditbent Der Ser. Gtaaten burd ieinf
Protlan1atton SUnnerftdg BEN 80. April, oI8 einer
SuB7, Saits unb 8ettag 6etimut BAT, pel6en baS 0pIi
Der Ser. Staaten bepbadten lcI, nnb bur6 Nnrufuro
oeS aunta9ti9en 2enfers Der gfatipnert, bamit burb feline
9nabe bic nnttpnaIen @alamitdter, in ipel6en ItG bieIea
1ano beftnbet, ~8entilbcrt perben, rn6 ba ferner bic reIis
9t6ien @efdble uniere8 SoIfe8 iowpbI, alS bic a6tuno
Dor Der SunbeSzOfe9ierung teiner meiteren @rma6nurg
~beodrte1l, in Setreff ber ansemefienen Beoba6tung bieies
cages, unb 3peifel 6erri6en tSnnteu, Of obne bic 3ufin14
t1un8 bteie8 9epartements gepifie Snitituticnen bes
Staate8 ~erutddtt9t itnb, ~beniel6en 3n 6eoba6ter.
0em5lfcI9e empfe6le SD, &uguftuS %. 8rabfprb, @ons
Serneur bon Narblanb, Der 8ebSlterung bieies GtaateS
~brin9enb, Der g8itrbe elmer iel9en Geier anoemeilene DID,
tnnJ babur4 fnnb5u8eben, ba6 fe it9 an bieIen Gage
alter 9ewSbnIi6en SeiGGfti9un9et gu ent6alten unb f6
gu iOl3en GnrnfunSer Der SGttGi9en @nabe gu bereinigen,
bic ba 5et8en, wie bepubt mir u%nierer ab9Gugisfeit bon
@OtteS @nabe beibe ri4tioen @~rfenntnis unb Der setrell=
en- SOl5ie9ung %nnierer uatirualen, iopie inbibibneGen
Pf(i6ten iinb, .u. 1913 f 81
(~N~N1 @je9eben inter r1eirer Sanb tno benz gros
) eieoel. fen @iegel BON @farP1anb in Der StaDt Iu=
ON0"' napcli8 an bieiem q. Gage bea IpriG i'm
l0~} Sabre uniere8 Serrr Gintauienb adtbunbert
unb Sreiunciefjig, unb benz adtunba6t3isIten Der llnatz
bdngiBteit Der Ser. Gtaaten. ~
MMsnftus 81. DraSfore.
Stir BEN @puberneur 5.ti.
% III. 9. Sill, Staat5Iefr. saig l(nrib)
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0as @afipnaIs9 ln[ehen.

@9tlabelpbta, %. april. SIR. Say
@cpte, Der &esteruneSaeent fitr bic Nnletbe
beriGtst ttute ben Gerfauf bon 50, 100000
Der Didnfs 3wanai9er Qnlette. .OerieIbs Dsr>
t6etlt F9 auf fOIsenOe Btdbe: New<gJOrt
$4,000; Bottom nn0 glsu Gn9lanO $780,
900; philadelphia unp WrlnIYlpaaten $780,
900; Sbto 100000; BtscOnlEn $4,000
Sainuis $4,000; Rentudp, cine Beriun,
$4,000; WarYlanc $4,000; Mtatsau
$4,000 NepsSerep, Snotana uno Ntii'
lourt $4,000.
Die Nadfrass tsissrt BON Sag gu Sac
mebr, 70 OaB baS 8esiarir : Department.
nt&t I'm Stanoe if, pte Bombs "a RAID un3u-
~ferttgsn, tpte fe erfOrOerli9 linb. Dtelts 3et9i
me6r ols Nues SdB tn Dif,tfteu, tersn QOYalt.
tat friber bs3weifslt wurbe, jsbt Oas erGbt'
Gcrtrnuen berrlht, bnb Go Der NattCna! : STE
9teruns oelingtn mub, bic gebeOtcn gu I'M.
tsrbriden.
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Gourt N5ortiaI. @entens.

Cincinnati %. gprtI. OaS bier am
rs. abBebaltene &rtesSBertGt psrurtbstlts
@tmp1um .. Sullet unp GbUs. SuutUan,
tueaen @erRefeuS unO 8eIdabenS BON &sbsl-
leniotDaten, ben Grltsrn gu 3 WiCnat @interte,
runs unb $4,000 Strafe, ben 9sstsrsh 81 3
MiOnat 3uAtbaus.
DaS &ris9sseriGt Serurtbetlte NOD ben
Gtuma8 $. Campbell, etnen uUtOrtl9en 8e-
beIenpipn, ant 1. Mai :. S. Geban9en
AT merben.
@eneral 8urnlipe Dem btsle Senten3sn bee
Gert&tsbufss CUR. 8efattsuns eCrSsleSt trnr>
ben, bat bie NuSfIbruu9 peS urtbetlS befOblen.
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Ge,rerea npn SHERIFF.

RewNort, %. Npril. 0era Grus Na@-
,idtm Uom 5. psr 8arfe 6enrY Grpp6rtO9e,
melDea, baB bic mtritdnilAen @uegtGaS eth
Observation-Disclosures ndbe BEL 8sra Gru1
srObestsn lnO Naee 8sritDtten uao furtlalepp;
ton Tsly-s.s1 esa s.s9
Mle6re bcrartiBs Eager BET Setstra parOen
aen0mmeu unp 90 @rbetter BstSptst uno 60
perwunDet,2 9 q Z 81 4. = .I s ID a-5 as
So beRdttst iid, cap Die 6sanjcltn ldledts
8crtT9rttte unAen, le 6atttn spar ein unte=
oeutenOss Sort ft Sutbla genpmmen, aber
babel 700 Wiann etnsebabt, a 2 Pc.
8erItarfunssn fir bic nerif. &rmee fOmnteu
Inner nod an.a.a a'. .a, ' erss
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i@tmpFt4e Wc@leIan'ide &rte9fa0rnng Slot
81 perbretten, empfeblen. 8ts pabtn Bate
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ab3ugebenbs . MP e {

&Gbri@t wttb bRrnttt geecbti, bab bic unterSeiGnete bon,
g3aiIenaeridte Der Staht Baltimore @oIntadt our Wsrtpdt-
un9 be8 Ga&Iaie8 hes albier eer1tprbenen Ntfptau8
q d 4 er am IL. &pril 1868 erbalten Bat. Aie bicieti-
GEN, melhe 5orssr1tnscna an 6teien0a6laB tdbsn, iesrben BIER
scr BEN 10. Ostpbcr 1868 einsirei0eu unb GeItcn6 gu ma
den, ober gu sei%pdrttgen, bas fe ibrer N~nIpriide on bieieur
S2a1laIe geIeblt6 fur oerIuIti9ertIlrt WerSeu. Ale bic 3at-
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ia Ietiten.
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bdItllHpre, Den "a. NprtI 1913.
SefanHtmaGbutg. @rridlGse perten in biefer Of
flee Bis gum @tittipod, rem 80. grriI, ettseseuSeuomnler
sur QicferunS bes 8ebarfS BON neueu Qampen uni
eiiernen 2ampenpp # en-, peI6e tie Gtaet fin
ben 3eitrorint eines Sabres (bis gum na4ften Ntai na9t
fen Sa6re8) benEtbist 1T. al
gtu6 perteu IuSebpte entgeSeusenpmr1en sur 9tspara=
trr ber 2anlpen fir bic beri6iebeuen B~oIi5ei=D %iitrttte fir
~benieIbeu 3%ettrauu, pie pbeu. lafse .iA. Sd a
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Sn lte6ereinifiumung nit BET 9rctlamatipn or. @rcel=
len5 abro9am 9incclu, PrGiibent Der Ser. Staten, fint
bic 9iirSer BON Baltimore bierouru eru6t ii6 am 3 . II.
%nerfta8, ben 80. April aGer tpeltli9et 8eI9Gfti;
8ur8 gu ent6alten unO Geuannten Sag ala einen s aft
8uB= unb 8ettag gu beoba9ten.
5pbn 2e~e-GRapmau,
(gRiSp gHnhor.
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0crbetfabrt Der Slotte an Den 8tfsburs Sat,
terten entt9lt unO Die NIT BIN berett6 @e9ebee
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aerthtet tpar.
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Newsgprt, %. Ip,it,. Der 8rilen-
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GtobtbaGGe, Baltimore, Ben %. aprif 1868.
Die idotii6en Bureaus perben am 0onnerTtag, ben
80. apriI, gsi@lpfien ieiu. Die anf DcnuerItas Mprger
~fa1enben OiGrfte perben am Mithpph g6enb sebalten,
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III ernannt, Tim lA nd9 EenneIee gu brSsben,
bic rOrtige &rtessfIbrun9 gu unterIu&en,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-11
The Best work tot Canvassing Agents.
HkRrEB's PICTORIAL HISTORY
OF
THE GREAT REBELLION
IN
THE UNITED STATES

NJ EssRS HAnrru q nRorurns have com
mi wpnrod the issue I'M NumNUTa OF % complete
TTisiorv Of the Great Rebellion Ia the Jni-
led states. The work hos been for many months
In course ur preparation, by n writer every was
qualified for the task.
Tho INTRODUCTION contains = clc1r and sue.
cipct account of the formation of the CUn'ciur1.
CIV Of tho States the iOrmation and adoption OF
tbo Constitution Of the United Stntes, md the es-
Enlistment Of the National Go, ernmont' the or
igiu, development and progress Of the doctrines
Of MULTI alton and Secession, and the various
phnsps which they assumed until their final cu'-
mination in the Grcoi Rebellion.
The HisroRY comprises q fun account, drawn
from the most authentic sources, of all the Events
ofthe War the intriguos Of the southern leaders
Mt home and nbr1nd the gradual detection oion9
section the great Uprising Of the People for the
maintenance Of National Life and Existence the
rapid creation Of an immense Army aud Navy
and the Battles by land and sea.
The ILLUsTRATToNs compriro Portraits Of all
these who have borne q prominent part in the
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Of the leading actions Views Of every scene OF
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especially
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can find no other work SO sure Of rcSdy sale and
good profits.
For further particulars apply to the Publishers,
HARPER d. BlOTllEBS,
Franklin Square, New York.
DC. Il, 7S63.-Et
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THE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,
The Perfection of Mechanism.

DEING a HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, on LADY's
I'D OR G~ENTLEWAN's WArCH CoNBi FED.
one Of the p]retticst, most convenient, and dc
cidedly the best and cheapest t]imepiece for gen
cTal and reliable use, ever offered. 1t has with
in it and connected with its machinery, its own
winding attachment, rendering q key entirely
unnecessary. Tho eases Of this Watch are com
posed Of two metals, the outer one being fine l6
carat gold. 1t has the improved ruby action le-
yer movement, and is warranted an accurate
timcpiece. Price, supurbly engraved,per case of
o half dozen, $2OI 90. Sample WatChes,in neat
morocco boxes, for those proposing to buy at
wholesale, S3j, sent by express, with bill paya-
bic on delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in
advance, as we cannot collect from those in the
Army. Address
HUBBARD BROS.& co, SOLE IMPORTERS,
Cor. Nassau & John Sts, New York.
Jan. q, lS63.-6w.
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TZOLLOCK's DANDELION COFFEE

This preparation, made from the best Java Cof-
fee, is recommended by physicians as a superior
NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE for General Debili-
ty, Dyspepsia and all bilious disorders. Thous-
ands who have been compelled TO abandon the
use Of coloe will use this without injurious effects
One can c]ontaius the strength of two pounds of
ordinary coffee PRICE % csnts.
Ml@' locks Lav@im 3
The purcstand best BAKING POWDER known
for making light, sweet and nutritious Bread and
Cakes. PRICE 10 cents.
NANUFACTURED ny
II. II. KOLLOCK, CHEMIST,
Car. q Broai d ChesnH Streets, Philadelphia.
AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND dRooERs.
SOLD AT r. MUSSOP'S.
Feb. 20 1862, l yr.
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National Hotel,

MAINE STREET, CURWENSvILLE, PA,
WIN. A. MASON, Proprietor.
FENHIS long established and well known no
L TEL, situated in the west end of the town,
has been remoddlcd, enlarged and improved, and
the proprietor respectfully announces to his nu-
friends, and to the travelling public, that
he is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call,
Ample, safe anG comfortable stabling is at
tached to the premises, and trusty attendants
will alwaysb be on hand. Charges moderate.
Feb, ~, lS62..-tf.
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SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESSING.
Not BY tie BarIof GraLgn'8 Roc.

Not by the BU6)f GrIh1W'S L050.
The question has often been asked
Why PLEAsANTs can shave so clean ?
That customers who shave with him
A benefit must reap, l weeu.
He shaves for a "rIr, and II you. are willing.
Will take off your hair in a trice fora "suuLryG.'
So come along We jolly boys go slick.
For Peasants is the man to do it cheap and quick.
The reason may readily be seen
Why his custom is so large:
His towels all are clcan-his razors all are keen
And you'll always find him Plcdsrntin-a charge
Just 60 to Peasants and QUILL be
Like Sheba's Queen Of old
Pleased and delighted, and cxclaim
The half has not been told.
&a-Don't forget the placo-in GraLam's Row,
above b. Stumph's shoe shop.
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
Clcaricld, June Is, ISO2.-,E.
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shaving and Hair.Dressinp

NORRIS respectfully appouncos
~ to his friends Of Clearfeld and vicinity that
he has returned to his old stand, and is well nro'
pared to render the most perfect satisfaction 10 ali
who may desire his professional services.
Clearfeld, April o, 'B2.
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CLEiRFIELD STONE WARE POTTERY.

NM u" hiVNb hhhE Ehl..
Thankful FOR past fayors and solicitious Of fp-
lure patronage. I would respectfully announce
mat have on hand again, and will constantly
Keep al the Pottery in this borough, on the cor
uor o. snort distance east Of the Methodist Church.
p urge stock Of C~rockory, such as Cream crooks,
mlN pans, Chrras, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe casing
&c, dc'i and also an extensive assortment Of
inherent sizes and patterns of brackets and
dings. a. "O"i
any mouidlngs not on hand will be n1de to
% on short notice. Also fro briot 80
and kept for sale. '"N maui
wholesale dealers. F. LFfTgINTT yHe 4"
Clearfold, may 20, lS61.-ly.
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KfifftfiNfff p NtffIf'f t'INi' ''iiV
N. h. corno Q7h H. chestnut So.
p1ttLAD LplttA A, PA
vWyuIs INSTITUTION. which vns c.Oab
l'strd M 1874, and is now consequently IN
the eighteenth vo1r FITS existence, ruHlers
among it graduates, hundreds of the most sue
cd. .ul N. rcU.nIH a.d ruHiuges Men flour anun-
try.
young moa facilities for thorough preparation for
business,
Tur BaAvonEa TAUGHT are BOOK l,cpiUn as
applicable o. tho various department. of lV r.
PEvuANsmr, both plnin md ornamental Cow
urpCIAI Law, MArHrJNrrCs, NAVIGATION, CIytL
~ENGrNtEniNG, DRAWING, pHogUGRArHY, md Mon
uRN LANGuAGEs.
THF SYSTEM or INTRODUCTION Is peculiar no
classes or It lessons are made use of, bu, each
student IL taught individually, so that he may
at any time, End atteni nc whatever
hours arc most convenient.
CATALOGUES are issued annually after the 10Th
Of April, containing names Of the students foJ The
year, and full particulars Of terms, &c, and may
be obtained at any time by addressing the Princi
pal,
Tx EXTENSIVE ACCoWMoDATIoNs, widespread
reputation, and the lengthy experience Of the
Principal, this institution offers f]aoiltios superior
to any other in the country, for young men wish
ing TO prepare for business, and to obtain atthe
same time A DIPLOMA, which will prove n recon-
mendation for them TO any Mercantile House.
MS~CRIrTENDEN'sSeries Of Treatises on Book
KEEPING, now more widely circulated than any
other work on tho subject, are for sale at the Col
lege.
S. HODGES CRITTENDEN.
Attorney -at-Law,
Philadelphia, jan, % 1862 ly. PRINCIPAL.
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