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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

DR.. va. b. HURDsS
DENTAL REMEDIES!
THE BEST m THE WORLD.
FINE TEETH SWEET DREAfls.
Caring T~ethache 1 Nouralgla.
Do you wish 70 b blessed With aud admire
!of P1ARLY WIRE and Sound TEETH Uss
-. Wm. Hus1'a Unsivailod Tooth Pow.
VI, warranted free from aeid, alksli. or INV in.
:ioss substanoe. Pdss. - ossts Per boz.
- Bewere Qf the ordinary cheap tooth pUv.
der, which Wilton but destroy.
10 you wish 70 b certain that your Avesth Il
pure, sweet and .Ers:ebls !. husband Or wife ovss
Mouth Wash. Price, 81 oents psr bottle.
THIS sst.fngcnt wash 10 also the best remedy IN
the world for Osnker bad Breath. Blssdiue 0vma
So1s Mouth, sts. Il las CURED hundreds.
DO you, Or ouf children suffer iron, Toothsshs 81
Get Dr. Hasd's Magic TootAaoAo Deope.
a. you aaistsa .isA Hsssaisi., ct u. y.
y Hure9 Neuralgia Plos1oeu. The most
sdsstivs end dslightfal semedy knov1.
They de not adhere nor bitter. kvt sooths A.
che. = pain away It, then. Nice. Is and Is
cents. Asilsd On reeefpt Of price.
=. 10 YOU Wish complete set u Dental Rene.
49, sseOssoO " xfVOelVl0H Teeth toe
DR.. W. b. Hsrdss Oenosl Tpeesaey. -
nestset and most valuable present that one ffiend
can make 20 another. Frioe. u. Sent By sxpsea
on receipt Of price ~.
For sale ct oil the best stores throughout IL
country.
CAUrIoN.-As there are dealers who take a.
vantage OF our advertisements TO impose upop
their customers inferior preparations, IL 10 nsrss.
sary TO insist uPon having what you cell Soe. ana
you will get the best, thoroughly tested, and r.
pared BY an expefiencsd and scientific Dertist
Treasurer Of the New York State Dsntists ~
citation, and Vice.PFesidsnt Il the New Yort
City Dental Society.
Address
WIN. B. HURD I CO., New Ys,k.
iuly2-a ~ tfeb1a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

ERIE RAIL WAY.
&@SI R
Crest Broad Gauge Double Track asd 2slspsasA
NEW YORx, BOSTON
.AJs'D ILL Ey4sTER.r CITIES
Vassyaue she Great WosseP. and NoesA
Westesn UDlesl Ssetes Nlalls.
TxPRESS TRAINS LEAvEDUNKIRK ANIL
Ia Bufalo, daily, on the arrival Of all trains 0
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close eonnes
tious with trains from Cleveland, Chicago, Mi
wsuAse, st Louis, surli sgtou, Keokuk, St Pau
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, 6c-the only car
running through from the Lakes TO New Yorh
City
WITHOUT GRANGE.
Baggage checked through. Faro always ss Low
- BY any other routss
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which aee ssld as Ill thu principal rsi road
ofAces IL the West.
rhis Road affords facilities for shipment
Fright, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
Leaves New York daily. making close connections
through 70 al points west. and quicker time than
sves before made on any line. ~
For Freight rates, enc sirs a G Ostnan, a
Broadway, Chas Thurman, leS Broadway, N.
Archer, " South street, Vs. s Dunlap
10 state street, Boston ; Erie aiiway OfEios. 81
CHAs. HrNor, aenr Sup. M
!. 8. SPaNcBR, Western Agent, Chicago. IN.
4. BAnsss. Agent, Darlington, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

r. r. HUGH Is Il CO,
Ceoee RI 4 Commission Merchants.
N1o. 4s FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS. TENN.
IN for ihs : assh.se and sale Of
Cotton, 7oLseeo, PyosisiO.s. Flour, Fori, Beg.
Cieess, bay, Grim, Wildly Ale, Beer q
kiads Of Western Produces
We draw at sight on New York, Chicago and
s.. Louis. Collections Of Memphis PROM pity as
tepdsd 10, and proceeds RENTED on day Of pay
nsnt. Mark gods for w.. "Cars Of Memphis
Packet Co., st. Louis." spS8-9R
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D.. Flito, of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knewlsdss.l
Although not disp0sed to favor or recommend
Patent Asdieinss in gsoeral, through dis:rust Of
their ingredients and effects yet know Of NO
sumcisnt reasons Why man nssy nos tsst.sy to
what ne believes himself to hxvs received FROM
tans contribute N the benefit Of oshsrs.
do this more readily in regard TO HooAa. a.
uerr % bitters, prepared BY Dr. y. ~ ackson, ol
this ciiy, because was prejudicsd against then
tor many years. under the Impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am indebted
to ny friend hcbeit Shosmaker, Esq Tor the re-
uoval OF this prejudice BY propes tests. and fes
encouragement to tEy then, when suGsrise from
great ana long .ntinusd debility. TIE use q
three bottles Of these bittsrs It the beginnpe 81
the present J enr. was followed By evident rsiisi
ana fsstoiau9n to . degree Of bodily and mental
vtgor which hsd not tel. Tor six mscths hefors
and had almost dssp aired OF regainine. I there
tore thsnk ood and ny friend Tor dirSotipg me "a
ma snS use OF tnem. NEWTON Brown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
THOs. O,CONNER.
FRED DEUTsCMMAN m.

Manuiac:uier 3 Dealer in
@ol20Oho1dl Turaa flare
Of all kinds.
KDMAkES ALL KINDS OF FURN.>
iTuaB 70 osIeI end o. short notice, w
Inc. "a, East second street. ~
Second Hand Furniture and Steveo
bought and soil; aiso furniture rspaind
spl7 dlyl at Nc. Il. East Second Street,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

Chronic Or Nervous Debility, Diseoses
Of the kidneys, and all diseases
esisiag from q disordsrsd
.Livsr0r Storach,::
q tsuch 81
COnstipssion. Il.
ward Piles, Falnsss O
Blsod 70 tbs head, aoidity y -
ths stomach, Naassa, Heartburn, =
Di3Sast fdF Food. Fumes o. Weight
IN the Stomssh, Sopr Esuotations,Sisk.
Ing o. Flutisrng ct the Fit Of Stou aoh,
SWimming Of the d ssd Hurried and Dincult
vfiuttering Of the Heart, Cn ,kine OF SuGooat.
of Vision. Dots or Webs bsfofs the Sikat ,Fsvss
And Oail Pain 10 the Head, deficiency Of PEI.
sptration. Yellownsss Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain In the Side, Rack Chest. Limbo.
80, Sudden P,ushcs Of Heat,
6usnipg In the flpsh,1
Consaaat lWaRiuiaRs
II Evil And graf
l. Depression Of
andsvill positively pr:vss. YrLItw FEVER
BILIOUS FEVER, &C.:
:sasx cenfAts IL
No Alcohol, or Bad Whisky
They will cure the abovs diseases in
ninety-ni cases ont OF Q hundred.
DO YOg WANT SOMETHING TO = STRENGTH.
DO you WAET A GOOD APPETITE
DO 700 WANT TO BUILD up YOUR COW.
STIrUTlONi
DO you WANT TO FEEL WELLlJ
~ YOU Want TO 0kT KID o. NERYOUS.
Do Si YcS WANT rslaav,
~ lou WANT TO SLEEP WELL ?,sen
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND YiG6E mrs
fEELlNG3
| III you do, use
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

oc6oId eat ..oissais in Chicago b. FULIkR.
FfkCH FULLER. and oil Druseists.
= Country Merchsut,ead Dealers suprlisa
BY A. r. Crosksy and =. b. Bsckv Win, Chiesss
Sold IN Davsn, ost By ,. Jseoby, ys., 3. 8. Bsi-
schleg-i. Ditxsn Koch and n. Koyses. =.
Sold ct Wholesale By Bsidsrbeeke Miller ana
r. Reddswig. my30-dkvlv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
B. HEINZ,
GENERAL PRODUCE ! C0AlMlSSlO0

n. RIl.ssH, Proprietor.
Choice Wines, Liquors n.d Sryors; Warn AsslD
ut all Hours.
I HAVE JUST PUr UP A JENNY LIND
L Table Of tLe latest improved pattern, as1
await trial fresh my friends.
Al. Rli.sY. Eny.i.s,-
.s'o.dMs = ~ &SSEFt it1 4 N'1,s $40 '-e
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DIR. C. w. ROR1CK

VIZ pr.p s 70 Of Stomach Bittsrs. Bloed
NApl Swsstish Dran6iss. Nanufaetorv
nN So So 80 S3E. "a St.. Gin, o.
~ A.C COOK, Chicago, 0sal Agent
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
EThe 18th and 3lst Regiment,

The 18th and 3lst Regiments,
on their way to proper destination for
such tried ve.erans, arrived on Saturday
evening and remained Sunday in
camp near-town. Some of the mem
bers being permitted to visit town on
that day, and being a little noisy in
the expression Of their feelings, due to
a slight degree Of inebriation, were ar
rested by the Provost Guard, and also
some duly sober who, the Guard as
sert, resisted them when ordered to ar
rest those who were somewhat obliv-
ious of their acts. There are several
versions of the affair and no matter
which party is in the right, it was
very nearly resulting seriously. At
one time we expected to see a conflict
between the members Of the 25th
Regt. and the Guard, but through the
persistent efforts of Tt. Col. Higgen-
bottom, the members of fhe 25th were
sent back to their camp and all the
excitement subsided.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
For The Vindicator.

The President has issued Proclamation
urging upon the people the Importance Of
using every effort to increase The production
of grain, and referring them to law pro-
posed by the Secretary Of war, and appen-
ded to his message, calling upon the people
of the several States to assemble as early as
practicable in their different Counties. Par
ishes and Towns, for the purpose Of consid-
ering the said plan or of adopting some plan
of their own, for furnishing the proper sub
sistence to our armies The citizens of the
county are invited to assemble in Staunton
at the next meeting Of the county court,
april 27th) to take some action in regard
to this matter.
MANY CITIZENS
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

AUDToR's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Va, March 3Oth, 1868. !
In pursuance Of the requirements of an act en-
titled San act imposing taxes for the support of
the Government" passed March %, 1868, tt c an
nexed sections of said act published.
j. Nj. BENNETT
Auditor of P ublc Accounts
AN ACT IMPOSING TAXES NOR THE SUPPORT OF COW
ERNMENr, PASSED MARCH 2STH, 1863;
Section 90 ssThe act entitled an act authorizing
the receipt of Confederate States Treasury Notes
in payment of taxes and other public dues" passed
March 22pd, 1862 BE and the same is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows:
'.Confederate States non interest bearing notes
of the denomination of or over five dollars dated
and issued and after the first day April, 1863,
shall hereafter be receivable in payment of taxes
and other public dues to the State
Sec. 81. The Auditor of Public Accounts shall
cause the preceding section to be published in at
least Ave newspapers in the city of Richmond, and
in the papers in the cities of Lynchburg and Pc
ters, and in the towns of Danville, Stanton and
Wytheyiile, for at least four weeks.
April 10, lS63.-4w-Spec copy
T. F. MINOR, ROBERT W. BURKE,
Richmond, Va. Stanton, Va,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Severe Engagement at Franklin.
VAN DORM REFUSED WITH
HEATYL LOSS.

CHATTANOOGA, April 13.-Gen. Van
Dorm attacked the enemy at Franklin with
seven thousand cavalry and Freeman's bat
terry.
The Fedcrals retreated, but advanced
again with large achievements, bloody
fight ensued.
man killed
Our loss heavy
We retrcated from the place after six
hours hard fighting
Later accounts represent the recapFure
Of our artillery after the fall Of freeman.
We took no prisoners
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
April 10, 1868 .--4w


ViRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta County,
the 9th day of April, 1868.
McClung h Pey ton, Plaintiffs.
AG68SsT
Breeze johnson, David Fuliz John ]. Larew and
John Merton, Admin traitors OF john " Will
son, decd, Thomas J. Niche, John Church.
man and the Bank Of the Valley in Virginia,
Defendants
The object Of this suit is to attach in the hands of
The home Defendants any money. bonds, stocks or
other property belonging to or coming to the Eo-
Plaintiffs claim against said Johnson.
The Defendant, Breeze johnson, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing B., Salts
factory evidence that he is not resident of tn is
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication of this no
tice, and do what is necessary. to protect his in
terest
A Copy-Teste,
Epril 10 1863 -4y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
EXCITEMENT in PHILADELPHIA,

Quite an excitement exists in Phila-
delphia on account Of the discovery of
reasonable organizations, for the prr-
pose Of creating disaffection against the
Government and of resisting the u. S.
laws, especially the CONSUMPTION act.
One Detective Lyon secreted himself
in barn, in Burks County, Pennsyl-
vania, belonging to Mr.. Jacob Zeller
and saw the initiation OF 80 persons.
by Mr.. Huber. Huber, who was ar
rested, and against whom Lyon testi-
fled, is said to have declared that they
numbered a million, and originated in
the South.
The obligation, according to Lyon,
is as follows:
Are you in favor of the abduction of
Abraham Lincoln, by force, if necessary.
Answer am.
Are you in favor ola North western Con-
federacy?
Answer-I am.
Are you in favor of resisting the draft or
CONSUMPTION act?
Answer am.
When arrested Huber said (accordine to
Lyons statemenD that the object 0! this
movement was to overthrow the govern
nent; hut this could be done under the
Constitution. If this did not avail, then
they would resort to force.
The Philadelphia Press" speaks ed
ltorlally OF it as follows
This is startling story that we print
this morning. Citizens the time has come
to mark these enemies Of the country who
meet in barns and hidden places to counsel
anarcly and rebellion. The spirit of crime
IS not .conGned to Tue barn in Berks county.
Mr.. Huber may have made mistake when
che spoke of million of men joined in his
mysterious organization. But the defiance
he manifested, and the success he obtained
show that he is the representative or the
instrument Of mightier organization. =
This organization must be overthrow be.
fore we can expect peace and triumph"
~ nGwor to apirna Ia "a u,ooJ- 81 ,l +,
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HERGGNgA.-At Rules held in the Clerks CT
fee Of the Circuit Court Tor Augusta County
the 9th day of A prii 1868:
Horace J.. Kent ana George VI. Atwater surviving
partners OF Horace i. Kent, George +. Kendall
Dc George Nj. Atwater, late partners under the
name and style Of Kent, en- all Il Atwater. ss td
sueter the of Horace l.. Kent, -P lantihs.
AGAINST
Breeze Johnson, David Fultz. John ]. Larew and
John Newton, Administrators Of John w. Vii
son, decd, Thomas j. Niche, John Chuychman,
and the Bank of the Valley in Vrginia-De eli IS.
The object OF this suit is to attach in the hands
of the home Defendants any money, bonds, stocks
other property belonging to or coming to the
Defendant, Breeze Johnson sufficient 70 satisfy the
Plaintiffs claim against said .lotnsdi.
The Defendant Breeze johnson, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by satiSfac
tory evidence that be is not resident OF this Com
monweath: 1t is ordered that he appear here
within mouth after due publication of this no
tice, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest.
A CopY-Teste
A. F. KINNEY, Clerk
Anri TO- 1863 -4w
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EXECUTION.

"A. G. Webster, captain under the
bogus government Of Pierpont, was ex-
ecutel by hanging, on the 10th inst, at
Camp Lee, in pursuance Of sentence of
Court Martial, for violation Of his
parole Of hohm.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
THE PREsIDENT.s ADDREss

The President has issued an address to
the people of the Confederacy in accord
ance with the resolutions passed by Con
.gress lie feels TO apprehension from an
cause save one, The want of subsistence for
man and beast, and appeals to the patriot
.sm Of the people ta.ayert this calamity
which may otherwise tefa'l u, by planting
large crops of grain and turning their at
tcnton particularly to raising stock.
From want of room We are unable to
give the address this week.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
GEN. WHEELER lePER A
TING
Destruction OF Eve Trains.

TuLLAnoMA, April 18Th Information
of a reliable character has been received to
day, statiug that Wheeler had captured
two trains. one between louisville and
Nashville, and the other between Nashville
and Murfreesboro', with large number Of
men and officers lie destroyed the t'ains.
Quiet elsewhere.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
Later from yYheeier's Exploit.

TULAnoMMA, April T.
Further information from Wheeler con-
firms the capture Of two trains containing
thirty thousand green backs, number Of
prisoners including three Majors, two
Captains, three Of Roseneranz IS staff It's
calculated that thirty Of the enemy were
killed, and seventy wounded
On our side only one slightly wounded
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17

december, 1862.
The families and friends Of any Of the men be-
longing to ny Regiment who have left their nyer-
coats or blankets athome, will please forward thes
to me to send to the Regiment, as they are great
" in want of them.
appeal to the citizens of Bath, Augusta ana
Roc6bridge to furnish zoo pairs of socks for my
Regiment, for which | will pay the highest cash
price on delivery. also appealto all good cit.-
zens Of Bath, Rockblid and Augusta, 10 give in
feriaatio in regard to any of the members Of my
Regiment who are at home without leave, as every
man IS needed now and should be at his post
NJ. u. HARMAN.
COL Sind Reg't Va. Vols,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17

AdverEl@dn5 Agency
The undersigned offers his services to persons
desiring to Advertise in any Of the papers in the
Southern Confederaey. Persons in the country
to Advertise their LAND Or OTHER
PROPERTY, would do we'll to avail themselves Of
my Agency. I will also forward subscriptions to
the SOUTHERN FIELD FIgEsIpE and other papers.
GEORGE HARLAN,
Foreman ssssaaason Viadicao or.
April 70, 1853.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
NOTICE..

ESARMERS are cautioned against set Of M
4 POSTERS, who are said to be going about the
country representing themselves as agents for the
purchase of supplies tur the General Hospital, at
staunton. Our agents are AGgGstus BoutA and
Henry Il. Bryan all othets IMPosrERs and
should be treated as SUCH
BY order of the Surgeon in charge.
J. w. MORGAN Chief Steward.
A,,n:I
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
~, ~ - - -, -
E03s CONGRESS

IsTs~ We are authorized fo;announca Hon. J OHM
B. BALDWIN,, asa candidate for re election to
the Congress of the Confederate States. in the 18th
Congressional District composed the Counties
Bath, Allegheny, Highland and Pccahontas.
March q, 1s63.--tde.
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CN4RLOTTESVlLLE. II
'E7HE Proprietor Of this convenient HOTEL re-
L specially calls the Attentions et TIE
ErravollIn5 sszEoIlc
to the situation If bis House. heieg Immediately on
the Railroad, and thereby avoiding all chances OF
being left by the trains Ills table, supplied with
the best the markets afford, and his well ventilated
rooms, furnished with
CLEAN BEDDING,
afford comfortable entertainment to the WEARY
TRAVELLER. He respectfully socits the patronage
of the public.
March G 1861 --Gu
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G Ezsrxrrrsws@ yTEss

fBNHE subscriber requests all those who are IN
IL debtcd TO him to come toward and pay him
what they are owing, aud reduest hose who haze
against him 70 present them for settle
nent. He also requests those having watches or
iaweiry in his hands tor repair 10 call for theta as
he intends to quit his present business.
April g. 1868 81 LANG.
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TOE. ICIs ~

T1ARTIES desiring to be supplied with ICE du-
Z ring tao coming season can doso. by applying
to the undersigned us he will be able to supply a
few families throughout the season. To acct nno-
date customers, my Ice ouse viii be open both
morning and evening. JOHN BECK.
Stanton, 10, lS63.-Gt.*
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.SRor E. ;,

aHsEsoEs -E5LAKs&ea
4 N uneneumbered n EGRo GIRL, of the age
"A l5 years, Of trst-.ate qualities and character
Apply t. the Editor of etaQntoa Vindicator.
April II, 1868
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E3y4Tg sAT1EEs

w etoult county, Va. on Wednesday, the 9Th
day of May next about FIFTY STAGE C0AUH-
ES, CARRIAGE AND HACKS, together with a
large quantity of stage aud Carriage HARM ESS.
These Coaches, &c, belong to the late firsn OF
Hartman, Mason T. Co, and are Of the very best
manufacture and nest OF them IL good condition.
Also. at Stauuton on SATURDAY., the 9th day of
May next, large lot Of Stage and Carriage HART
as new.
Terins of sala-Cash, or negotiable note we'll en-
dol sed, at six months, with interest added.
BY order Of the Stockholders.
G. Il. MASON, Gen'I Supt.
Anr;l 1T--tds
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.sT s. EEgM Mt.

~ d EL&S
TYNE undersigned has this day disposed VI his i'll
= terest IA the y ifglnia Hotel billiard SA-
LOON to NJ. John Beard, and the partnership
heretofore existing under The firm OF Smith &
Beard is thereby dissolved.
MARSHALL SMITH.
April II, lS63-3t
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~ 9th. & Re /.

~ aIa.A Esa
w E have associated with us in the ~ irginia
w Hotel" Ugeue G. Peyton. The i'.a viii
hereafter be I, z. Peyton & Brothers. We are
thankful for past patronagr, and hope to merit a
continuance oft
All persons having claims against, or who ere in,
debted to the firms of Jordan Il Peyton, or VIM.
II. Peyton Brother, asked to come forward
promptly for settlement
VIM II. PEYToN & BRO
March y. ise6.-Snec. copy Ct
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ZV Answer to enigma last week, John
". Halbaehs Charlottesville Virginia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-17
April 8, 1863. STE
H4gSB' 0E k2sksssag18sS
s'G2Ge sEae egasssssDss ags.;siges.H.

HlgsB' GE Hs2s ksR-4g1sss
Es'assa sise ,sgfssssssOss .lgs'islSes.g.
sssHE following named persons, u cmbers Of the
4 Staunton Artillery. are nov absent without
leave. and are regarded as desclters. reward
of THIRTY D0LLARSeach will be paid for their
apprehension and delivery 10 theif Company, viz
PRI ! A TES,
Terence O'Conner, Staunton said to be in the
9Th VI. ca VARY
Robert Eddiligs. Port Republic, row in Slaaaton.
H. Row, near Grecnyille, Augusta County
john Fuller, Marcailus Robinson Martin Con.
Cannon, Patrick Honnahan George Brown, Staun-
ton
f. A Marley. nesr Middlehsosk, Augusta Go
John F. RYAN, Seottsve.
WIZ. L. Nader, near Mint Spring.
,ohn Tanbald, j. T. Robertson. Staff.rd Co.
John King, alias Hal v, Maryland.
A. ". CARRIER, Capt. Stanton Art'ry.
Camp near Bowling Green Va.
March 20, lse3.--tf.-Spec copy.
PUBLIC BALE.
+ WILL sch at public anetiqp, on MONDAY,
l. 9Th APRIL, 1868, (CUURT-DAY) in front
OF the Court hoasc in the Town Of staenton,
20 ACRES OF sess good Rand,
situate four mills West OF Staurton, The Staua-
tor and Parkersburg Turnpike. adjoning clad
well and others A right Of wa is reserved
through GladWtlis lahd, for the benefit ct this
tract.
: Also LOT IN TIE T0WN OF STANTON,
lying between the lots of John Veabo and NJ. Finn
containing abeut 50l3 staae Q poles Thisis velv
eligible building lot.
shoald any person desire to purchase either or
both OF these lots privately, application may be
made to Gen Wm. Il. Hartman
IsS5~ Terms cash, or negotiable note well en-
dorsed. JOHN d. IMBODEN.
April 5, la6s.-tds Spec copy
OFFICE OF CONFEDERATE STsrrs' DaposrroRY,
Stanton, March 3lst, 1868.
FESII Z ;.ea s.,, NntAs ora hsrabv
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GF Strong hear hound tea we'll boiled
and drank freely, will cure the most obsti-
nate case Of chills on record It is easily
obtained, and the remedy should be known
to every poor soldier throughout the Con-
federacy.
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ron HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

nT~ We are authorized TO announce HOWE Y
PEYTO n. ESQ, as candidate to represent thi:
County in the next General Assembly of Virginia
April 10, lSG3-tde
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IL It is our fixed and unalterable
rule to insert no communication UNI
less accompanied by a real and respon-
-sihle mime