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Eve have been blessed for I!

EWe have been blessed for tie
past two weeks with pleuteous show
ors- which were much needed. TIE
grass though somewhat dried up is
beginning to look green again and the
corn crop is benefited also. Such re-
freshiag rains late in this month will
take the starvation idea out Of Old
Abe's Uranium.
A FEDERAL OFFICER IN DISGUISE.
One Of Milroy's officers cit. Welsh
Of the 87th Penn. ReSt.) was detec-
ted Tuesday last among the non-com-
missioned officers and privates con-
fined at the Libby prison Richmond.
He was confined to close quarters for
the war for this piece of unoficerlike
conduct.
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Asst Quartermaster Generals Office,
Richmond, Va, 18th June, 1868. }
TAx TN FIND

rTyO FARMERS AND QUARTERMASTERS.- -
1 The following is the system adopted for the
collection of the tax in kind:
An officer of the Quartermaster Generals De-
partment is assigned to the special charge of the
subject. controlling Quartermaster, with the
rank Of Major is assigned to each Stats, and Post
Quartermaster, with the rank Of Captain, to each
Congressional District, where it is practicable to
collect the tenth.
Each Congressional District will be subdvided
tions,fo the convenient delivery by the tax-pa
of his quota of produce, and agents will be APP
pointed bY th al officer to take charge of the de-
pots inreach section.
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Four Hundred Dollars
. E :" "a R ID

RANAWAY from the subscriber, at Lucy Sclip !
II Furnace, Alleghany county, Va. the follow
ing named Negro Men, viz:
GEORGE, large, copper colored, and 40 years
old.
I'm BfRD, tall black. and Is years old.
CH4RLES, low, very black, and % years old
lINSTON, low black, and 90 years old
They are supposed to be making their way to the
Yankees.
will give the above reward or Sl0O each fos
their apprehension, and confinement in Jail 80 th al
can get them.
When last heard from they were in tho neighboe-
hoo6 of Waynesboro'.
IRA F. JORDAN.
Cowpasture p. o., Allegheny Co., "a.
June II 5ts*
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CAUGHT.

q. w. Wilkinson who was charged
with stealing horse from Mr.. Saml.
Patterson Of this county and beating
Mr. Patterson severely, escaped from
tihe county Jail some weeks since.
After passing under several aliases, he
was identified and captured by mem
bers of Col. WI. Jackson scommand
and was returned here on Saturday
last.
J. z. Lrgent who was convicted
Of stealing a horse from Mr.. Sam1,
koiner Of this county, and escaped
from the county Jail, was arrested on
auesday last at the Virginia Hotel in
this place, and assigned lodging in his
old boarding house Care will be Ia
ken that these criminals do got again
escape.
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MARRIED.


At the residence of the brides father, in Staun.
ton, on Thursday, the 18th Of June, by the Right
Rev. Bishop McGill, r. G. harper CARROLL,
of Howard County, Maryland, to Miss ELEANOR
S. THOMPSON, daughter Of Judge Lucas p.
Thompson.
On Thursday morning. the 25th of June, at ST.
gerode :. ROBERT W. BURKE, of Augusta Coun-
tv, to FANNY A., daughter Of Granville Gilman,
ESQ., of Fredericksburg.
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ME- will sell at pubic auction at Buchanan, Bot
w etourt county, Va. on Wednesday, the sth
day of July next. about FIFTY STAGE COACH
Els, CARRIAGES AND HACKS, together with a
large quantity Of STAGE and CARRIAGE HAIR
NESS.
Also, at Staunton, on MONDAY, the 18th day of
July next, large lot of Stage and Carriage HAIR
as new, all belonging to the late firm Of Hartman,
Mason u Co..
The above sale advertised to take place on
|, the eth day of May last, but prevented by I'M
avoidabe circumstances. The sales will certainly
take place on the days above mentioned, and
earnestly reqaest the attendance of all the Stock
holders.
By order of the Stockholders,
G. r. MASON, Gent Supt.
June 26-tds.
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PERSONAL.

We have been favored with cal
from our friend, J. w. Albertson Esq.
Associate Editor Of the Raleigh IN
CO State journal. He is EN- ROUTE
to assume the duties of an office ten
dered by Col Thrasher, Gen. agent O
the associated press, as special reporter
from the army Of Northern Va. Mr.
A. is gentleman Of ability and dis.
erection and we may expect reliable
news from that army after his as
sumption Of duties. Col. Thrashel
has made an admirable selection,
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NOTICE

GToLEN in stauntqn, on Saturday light;
- 27th ultimo, heavy made DARK BRON
HORSE,.abont Years old, low in or err, very Il
heavy name has two scars on his left shoulder
small scar on the top of the neck, and one on
back PAGES and walks well. He belongs to n
Horse can be obtained, will be thankfully recei
or any person delivering him to me will ~befi1
ally rewarded. JAMES M KILL III
Stannton. IuIy z 1863 1t
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commissioners Sale.

nmissioners Sale.
- Augusta County, entered at June term, 1863
will on Satur day the 18th July 1863 sell to the
highest bidder, in front of the Court ,use of
Augr sta County at public auction, one Acre and
half of the land of the late Richard Collins lying
on the east side of the Greenvi, road, adjoining
the lands of the Central Lunatic Asylum.
TERMS.-Cash. or negotiable note at four
months, interest added, with good endorser,
payable at one of the Banks in Staunton, and the
title to be retained ultimate security.
MICHAEL McALEAR
Com'r in the case of Collins Widow,
VS.. Collins and AIS
a.,
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$4,000 REwARD1

% ANYWAY from the subscriber living cal
Ii South River near Stuarts Draft, on Saturday
night the 10th day of May, three negro men Of the
following description viz:
GILBERT, about FIVE feet six inches high, very|
black, with fine set OF teeth, very polite whou|
spoken to, and 26 years old. He had on when hs|
left Osnaburg pants and Shirt and has also tskenI
with him fine black suit.
SAB, about FIVE feet five inches high, of darh
brown color, big nose, good teeth, and about
eighteen wears old,
PRESTON about Eve feet four inches high.
very black. with sharp features, good teeth, and
ABOUT Is years old.
have every reason to believe they are makins
king sh cir down the Valley.
will pay the above reward for the apprehen
sion Of the three, 81 900 for Gilbert.
JOSEPH PETER.
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$1,000 wARD.

EeANAWAf from the subscriber on "wednesday n
named
GEoRGE TAYLOR.
about feet or 10 inches high. % years old, ofI
dark brown color, open teeth CARRIES his right foo
little too much out when walking, and had sa|
gray clothes.
William Ash,
about Il years old, of copper color, heavy seq n
little bow legged. about 5 feet or inches high,
dressed in drab clothes when he left.
These are two of the lot of negroes that ran Off
on the 3rd of April, and were caught near Harri
sonburg. They are doubtless making their way
to the Yankee lines. Il
gas~l will pay the above reward for their ap-|
prehension and delivery to me at Staunton.
VIM. J. SHUMATE.
Stanton. June 5. 1963.-tf
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N-Mr Thos CARRIER Of this Mac

Mr. Thos CARRIER Of this place,
who was wounded in the late cavalry
fight at Upperville, (and not at Mid
dieburg as we stated last week) has
since died from the effect of his wounds
lie died as he had lived a patriot
His country loses in him = brave de-
fenaer-his family an afectionate and
devoted son and brother.
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DIED.,
DANIEL MILTON KEIsER.

Killed in cavalry fight, nea- Berrvville, Clarke
County, Va: DANIEL MILTON kElsEis, son OF
Jacob Ke;Ar. ESQ formerly of this County. nav
of Roanoke. This young patriot was eager to en-
ter the Confederate service at the commencement
OF the war His father opposed it on account of his
age He pc, assisted in his willingness to serve his
country His father consented and he joined Capt.
Hupp's Artillery, which was at Granny Island he
served twelv months in that Company and return
ed home to recuperate. When arriving at the age
of eighteen, he Joined Gen; jenkins command at
Woodstock and in a few days after gave his life
oe n hes. UNCLE.
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REV. r. w. BARNWELL.

Rev. r. W. Barnwell of South Car
DINA died, since our last issue, at
Staunton Of Typhoid fever. He had
devoted himself, since the commence
ment Of the war, to supplying the ne
cessities Of the Soldiers Of his native
state, and wore out his constitution in
their service. He will be much missed
by his South Carolina brethren. We
knew him well as class and college
mate and feel that no nobler soul has
been sacrificed in this glorious strug-
gle for independence.
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C.S. OF AMERICA,
WAR DEP "A RTMENT,

NIrRE AND MINING BUREAU,
Richmond, June 18th, 1868.
4 LII officers of this Bureau having in theiI
"A ploy persons subject to militia duty undo
State call Of the Governor of Virginia. will at
forward to this office, lists of the same, givin
county and regiment to which they belong in
that they may be presented to the Governor for
emption. Thelists must be accompanied by a
tifcate that they were employed prior to the
OF the Governor proclamation calling them
the service.
Iron contractors will forward lists direct to
office. .Sss
RICHARD MORTON
Major in chars
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HEADo'Rs 93d REGIMENT Va MILITIA, J
Middlphrook lime 22nd 1879

Agreeable to orders received from the Adjutant
General of Va, there will be Regimental muster
in Middebrook on Saturday, July 18th. at IL
o'clock A. M. III men liable to militia duty are
required to attend. Viz All persons between the
ages OF Is and As years not in the Confederate SER
vice. All those who have substitutes. And also
those who have been excused by any board what
eyer.
Any failing to obey the obove orders, the law
be rigidly enforced against them.
Commandments of Companies who are not in the
Confederate services will enroll all men in the
bounds OF their Company distr lets.
w. S. SPROUL.
Col Commanding 95d Regt. Va, Militia.
+
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NITRE AND MINING gFF1C

Stanton, June l7th, 1863. !
A LII Nitre contractors iii this district will inn
n diately report to me atths office, the ma
Of any men in their employ who are included in
above order and in accordance With the alb
form, with certificate. &c. Assistant .Superint
dants wi II see that this order is promptly exc
ted.
!. July 3-.3t -. JAMES F. JONES.
Captain ii charge, District 10. y.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR STAUNTON

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
- Augusta County, rendered at its June term,
1858, in the Chancery suit of 'sBurwes' Guardi-
ans Dc ais VS.. Burwel & ais, l will, on Thursday,
the 10Th day of July next, upon the premises near
Staunton. offer for SALE by way of public auction,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, mile
East of the town of Stanton belonging to the
tate of Thomas G. Burwell decd. The Tract ill
probably be offered for sale in tour parcels. Is
quality, the excellence of its improvements and
its proximity to town make it specially desirable.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-tourth of the pur-
chase money in cash on the day of sale and the
balance in three equal instalments, payable, re-
spectively six twelve and eighteen months from the
day of sale, to be secured by bonds with approved
personal security, and retention of title till full
payment--with the privilege to the purchaser,
no Sever. provided the sale be approved in respect
of price, by the adult parties interested and by
two gentlemen named in the decree, to pay up
the whole purchase money without abatement and
upon such full payment to receive deed from the
Commissioner Of SALE who is also Commissioner to
make title.
JOHN N. HENDREN, Comm'r.
June 26 1863 -3t
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STR AYED-

ON Tuesday the 23d u!t., a DARK RED co
~ with bel. on. She had an over keel in ri n
and under keel il the left ear.
At the same time NO HORNED BR1NDLI
COW, with bell on. A liberal reward will b.
given for any information concerning their where
abouts.
July 3-2t* II. NJ. STODDARD.
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DEPOSHTARY,s NOTICE,

A LII Confederate Treasury Notes. not bearing
"a interest, dated prior to lst OF Dec, 1862, will
be undable in seven per CENT. bends up to lst Au-
gust next, after which date they will not be funda
BILE at ALL 1t will be greatly to the interest of par
ties holding these notes to invest hem the banks
will refuse to take them deposit after 10th une
1868, and the bonds be used as currency at any
time AT. KINNEY,
June o, lo63.-am DepOsitary.
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HEADo'ks SD RECT. VA MILITIA,

1iE1KDV ho J-U KEUI.. y A NIIIITI'1
Nit. Sidney June 26d 1868,
Agreeable to orders received from the Adjutant
General of Virginia there will be held regimen
tai muster in New Hope on Saturday, July 4th,
1868. at IL o'clock A. NJ. All persons liable to
militia duty are hereby requested to attend. viz
All persons between t. 9 ages of Is and As years,
til 1t in the service OF the Confederate States
of America; all those who have procured substitutes
and those who have heretofore been exempted from
service by any board whatever All Command arts
OF Companies not in the Confederate service will
enroll all men within the bounds of their Company
districts
Any failing to obey the above orders will have
the law rgdly enforced against them.
June 23-2t* WIN. Nj. WILSON.
Maj. Commanding 32d Reg, Va Militia.
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PRINTERS INK.

MANUFACTURED BY b. A. RANDALL 8
w CO., Marietta, Georgia. Book, News an
Cnlored Inks of an excellent quality. and warraa-
ted equal to the best Northern made.
Book Ink at so cents to 81 per pound, in cans of
one to ten pounds.
News Ink. (ine,) 30 cents per pound for all OF
ders of 100 pounds and upwards.
News Ink, Every fAe,) at so cents per pound, -
kegs of % to so pounds.
Colored Inks, at 81 to IS per pound, in half
pound and pound cans.
Ns5~ Every paper inserting this advertisement
for one month, and sending Us copy Of the papexs
will receive pay for the same in purchasing tersa
times the amount of their bills from US.
June II st b. A. RANDAAL 4 co.
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BY command of
Lieut.. General r. S EWELL.
A. S. PENDLEToN, A. A General.
WAR NEWS.
We have not received any definite news
from our army under Gen. Lee. We
know that the whole army, save Gen. Stu
arts cavalry, has crossed into Maryland
From northern papers we learn that our ad.
vance is at Chambersburg and perhaps adj
vancipg now. The report Of the capture
and burning Of Harrisburg we now believe
to have been premature, though it was gen
orally credited when received. Gen. Lee
has met with no opposition in his advance.
He is likely to meet Hooker and his army,
as they have recrossed the Potomac into
Maryland and will be compelled to seek
him. We may look for terrible battle
when these armies meet land it can not be
delayed long. The Baltimore American
asserts that Gen. Lees intention is to take
Washington and that he is merely making
a raid into the Cumberland Valley for sub
sistence and forage. The American can
not divine any more than we the result to
be accomplished by Gen. Lees movement.
Time alone will reveal it, and whether it
be Washington or Philadelphia or any 9TH
other cities to be captured or Hooker's ar
my to be overcome, We rest assured it will
be DONE
Gen Stuart has possession Of Fairfax G.
H. The following is his official dispatch.
HEADQUARTERS Cav. Dry,
June 81, 1868.
GENERAL
I took possession Of Fairfax G. H. this
morning at 8 o'clock, together with large
quantity of stores. The main body of
Hooker's, army has gone towards Leesburg,
except the garrison Of Alexandria and
Washington, which has retreated within
the Notifications.
Very respectfully,
your ob't serv't.,
j. E b. STUART,
Major General.
The enemy have landed at the White
House. Although many reports have been
current they have made no movement in
force. A raid has been made on the Va.
Central Rail Road and the South Anna
Bridge burned. It was brayely defended
by about 80 men, who being out numbered
| were overcome. Alarmed at the reported
advance of Confederate force, the raiders
retreated towards West Point carrying off
Gen. W Fl. r. Lee, who was wounded
and at COL Wickhams, and some % Or 30
contrabands
Since our last Grant, has made another
assault upon Vicksburg and failed with
heavy loss He did not withdraw his
forces as was anticipated. nor has Gen.
Johnston attacked him, tho we imagine
he has concentrated forces sufficiently large
and will shortly drive the Vandals from
the soil Of Mississippi. Another attempt
has been made to take Port Hudson, result
ing in failure and heavy loss to the enc
my.
Gen. Dick Taylor has taken the enemy S
Notifications at Berwicks Bay (La.) with
1000 prisoners and ten heavy guns. Thib-
odeaux, near the Mississippi, has also been
taken, giving } command of that River
above New Orleans and cutting off Banks
supplies.
PERSONAL,
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GOVERNMENT WOOL.

Capt. Phillips informs us that he
is ready to receive the Government
tenth of the wool from taxpayers.
He will receipt for the same, which
will be received by the Quartermaster
assigned to the collection Of the tenth
as SO much wool delivered.
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Ca number Of Yankee priso-
ners taken at Upperville, Winchester
and beyond arrived here yesterday
they report 2, 300 more on the way.
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Government Sale.

%OVernInGn sale.
ON FRIDAY, the 10th inst, will sell at a
~ tion in Stanton, the following articles
Government property, viz.
TEN HORSES,
SEVENTY FIVE WAGONS.
One hundred and fifty Sets Wagon HARNES
and Forty SADDLES. The sale will begin at
O'clock. A. NJ H. NJ. BELL,
July 3. 1863 tds-Spec copy. Mai. Il @
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s NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEETING OFPHYSICIANs.

At meeting Of the Physicians of Augusta coun-
ty held in Stanton, the 26th day OF june 1868,
Medical Association was organized, under the
name of the augusta Medical Society with the
view of the promotion of harmony and good feeling
among its members, by bringing them into closer
and more frequent association: thereby elevatng
their moral and professional character, and the
dissemination of useful knowledge.
The Society being called to order by the Chair
man, the minutes of a preliminary meeting were
read. when; motion, the election Of permanent
officers for one year took place
| Doctor v. T. CHURCHMAN, was unanimously cleo
ted President, Doctor y. w, Shelton, Vice Presi-
dent, Dr. W. L. Walters, Treasury, and Samuel
Kennerly jr., Secretary.
! The President having announced that one of
purposes of the meeting was the adoption of q
| form rate of charges for professional services
ted to the times, the following preamble an
buttons were nmously adopted
4 WHeREAs, Physicians and their familie
/ the most part consumers and not produce
| whereas, the expenses in living have incr
| so great an extent, and the cost of medicI
SO great we deem it but inst that we shou
/ a uniform and proportionate rate OF cha
| professional services, therefore
Resolved, LIST. That we will practice at
/ ces for those persons who will pay our bill
months from first date said bill with
and other articles that we may need a. old
I'd. That we will charge not less than
4 cent additional Ton old charges) In our b
on so much thereof as may be paid in mt
produce at its present market value.
Sd. That the increase Of charges as specif
resolution I'd, shall be subject to proportioi
/ crease pari passm with the advance in agricu
and mechanical products.
4th. That the Physicians shall use wise d
ton in making their charges against those pa
whose circumstances have suffered by the wa
have not been benefited, and the families ana
sons of poor volunteers in the army, or poor pc
at home.
9TH That the increased charged of 200 per
shall date from tt e lst OF April, 1868.
9Th: That we will hold no professional interc
with those members of the profession who ma
fuse or fail to concur in the above resolutions
ISigned V. 4. CHURCMAN, Preside
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Awe are indebted to our friends
Capt. Brown Of Gen. &. E. Lees
Guides, Scouts and Couriers, and
Capt. Boyd Of the 25th Va. Regt. for
late Northefn papers. They will
please acf our thanks.
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Save Your Rags.

NV desire to purchase several thousand pound
w of CLEAN LINEN AND COTTON RAGS
.or Which the cass will be paid. Cali at the riu
April II, 1853.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, "a. =
THE Proprietor of this convenient HOTEL re1
l. specially calls the attention of the
Travelling Public
to the situation If his House, being Immediately Cd
the Railroad, and thereby avoiding all chances o4
being left by the trains. His table, supplied with
the best the markets afford, and his well ventilated
rooms, furnished with
CLEAN BED DING,
afford comfortable entertainment TO the wBAA4
TRAVELLER. He respectfully solicts the patronage
of the public.
r. W. BAILEY.
March g. lS63.-6m
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VALLEY MILL FOUNDRY

N operation as usual. All kinds of CASTINGS.
= as heretofore, will he made and kept constant
~ on hand. p o. POI.sl,Y
June %, Ia63.-3 t-Spee copy.
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HOGS. HOGS.

WYE wish to purchase from two to three hun
w dred STOCK HOGS, tor which we will pay
the highest market price Persons having then
for sale, will do well by calling at Mason Har
Iaan's DistilleRy. or P. B. 4 j. B. Hoge's Store
on Beverly Street, Staunton.
MASON & HARTMAN.
n. B.-Ne will fatten Hogs at So per month
or for nne-half tie Hogs. NJ & II.
Staunton, June &C. l863.-tf
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NTE have just received large and desirable
w stock Of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
consisting in part. as follows:
20 PIECES LIGHT PRINTS,
~ PIECES BLACK AND WHITE DO,
90 PIECES FANCY LAWNS,
20 PIECES FANCY MUSLINS,
so LBS PATENT THREAD.
so DOZ CLARK'S 20Oyards
SPOOL COTTON,
so GROSS BONE
PANT BUTTONS,
20 FRENCH CALF SKINS,
2DOZ ENGLISH BRIDES,
2 DOZ BUGGY WHIPS,
BALES Al COTTON,
BALE OSNABURG.
BALE GRANATEVILLE BROWN DRILL
PIECES BLUE DENNIS
10000 ASSORTED NEEDLES,
3DOZ. BOZES ENG MIXED PINS,
12DOZ ENG. TOOTH BRUSHES,
100 HAGERSTOWN ALMANACS, for 1868,
500 LBS MANCHESTER COTTON YARNS,
NAILS, MOLASSES, SUGAR, RICE, &c., &C.
Which we offer for sale at a moderate advance
p. b. 4 j. b. HOGE.
IS63-3mN
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Copartnership Notice.

WE have this day entered into Copartnersh3u
~ ~ !, for the purpofe oi conducting the MERCAH]
TILE BUSINESS in the Town Of Staunton. m ]
DER r. the style and firm of p. b. d j. B. Hoge.
public generally. Il
P. B. HOGE.
Staunton, May IL, 1863.