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give his consent Op An a. | an, haze n
% her eutf . n. and " | ub.y lin ID cverysh.nS-
DAN he coAs n, ami cas- promise yo-i, u, dfs
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Al Ia sO,d TIM - ci led = Jfu yoce.
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yer tie tap,u .! t,e e 4 .arxv. cor . tho
- SIDE, nd cam upon thefu At once lie 40,
~ lJ~ep by fttIst Sore. aud ran, 9, tho sier o'
whom fsl back . ii,ile, with icyi.s Ard s1l. On
90
The two young pope showed SINE alarm ~
ne sufprss. hru ~ent up ~ his niece aud 100
er mana.
You have Just gym od io,cs 1swu."
~ Re wi'h II x md VISIT . W, t>sxe-
men Of Tho Loire could have heard tis mon
ar q I'd ,if.'
Entiue rev her Arms round bis neck.
Only" added tie bn-tnAsler, - YOU'D Rave
ecu better to have sSd u in -oms ole plz,s. aud
81 another time: private conversations by NON
light are not ~ oil Tor tn h,hl'h.
Andre 70 teuod to exp ain ~. their IN 'e'!ns bad
l-'h quit. by ,cciielt
IT Us another Ting, then" said Fs'hsr soril;
AND Franc st III lie when lie came to g,e
u. motto. III on had llAan,d . mc,Ing N u.s
Whit. Flag
Ten u was Re heart th'r. Just now" said
Ln'ine Iics y; "nsy Heaven fJrl.ive lin B4t
u ne though, vast bamr b. tsd lelt.r baye
c. me and To- me 80, lik sooi COUSIN, Instead u
w sshs on sud cstying I'll -
rtiLeiS 10 kci down W.lou answering.
NO more tcpra les" ssh Meru 'rbr I'D sl-
fAucy'
"And that be may he more ~, you IN Ist give he
pre- W one leHve u 10 low the current OF her ovn
with =" resumed ID Slrie'. Come pov, what
can you sheet u IN Andre ,"
TO Be Continued
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BROOKLYN,

THE CohAIrrKE o. CONFERENCE IN RYlA-
rior TO rus DnAyr.-T The Joint Committee Of the
Boards Of Alderman and Supervisor, met In the City
Hall, yesterday sfsIpoon for the purpo.c Of taxing
into consideration the proposition to Appropriate .
sum Of money for the purpose Of mitigating the rSor
Of the draft On the part Of tho Board Of Supervisor
u was stated thafth0e vas no suthori.y T. appgopr-
etc money for sucA-a purpos> ~ the county vhls
on the part Of the city, It vss oontu.dsd that tho
appropriation could b made, and n ~ .ussested
that the couaty should take the entrs r.,pnus billy
70 - to Include the town. in the benefits to be d..
rived. - we'll a. the city vsrAs. There Wa . rood
deal Of eonversstion about the matter. but nothing
definite vss decided, sntths COMMITTEES ad burned
10 this morning. at 10 selock.
ExToRrINo MoSKY PROM SroREKEgrERs-
Yesterday william Wood and William Hartley we're
brought before Justice Boerum, on the charge od .I
tortns small sums Of money from stor,kespers In Co
lnmbs street, during the prevalence Of the rot In
New forh. Mr.. VIM. white, proprietor Of . store
No 23s Columbia street, tss,ihed that on the i0,h
Inst defendants came Into his place and sted tor y
cents lie refused, hen one said that II h. did not
hand the money ever, no would be likely to lose more
that they had come from Ne~ jersey to !oln the
mob, and had Just lsit New York and wanted fund.-
to cid them In thei- opsrationa Mr.. whit gave
them 10 cent? and they LEFT. Thos. Colum, b4S 60
lumbis street, John Burke, No. $40 Columbia street,
and othsr tsstnt; to similar facts, aud the accused
were committed to Avail tho action Of the Grand
| Jury.
PArRIcK J. BURNS, lad Of elk years, was
fstsily injured on Sunday lest, near Eas, No. York,
by jumping from tn. front platform Of car while In
motion, In pursut Of his bat which had blown Oh
lie fell under the wheel, susa iuns fracture Of thu
right leg, from the effects Of which he died on Mon
day night The Jury returned . verdict Of accidents.
death, but recommended that the city railroad,
should provide against such accidents for tn. future
DAMAGE BIT THE GALE.-Six houses on 2Oth
street, ana Eve on 18th street, Gowapus, owned b,
Mr.. q. n. Chamberlain, were hovn down BY III,
sale on Tuesday. The luildings we're Of Il anne ant
incomplete. Loss about 81 o0O.
MUSTERED Orr OF THE SERvIcK.-The 5Gtt
kexm was mustered out Of the [. s ser, &c ye,
t,rday, and the 18th viii be mustered ut this Ino
ins At their Aimoy, corner oil Henry and C.anDsrr,
| streets The militia arr, however, retained in 81
vice BY the STATE, ssd the msI Of the din rent 81
mens are required TO report at their respective a.
| mories each day.
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Get Ensugh sleep.

We have oheu heard young men remark that
four OF n's hours sle,p was oil they wanted, and
all that the human system required. The habit Of
going without SUFFICIENT slssp Is injurious. Thous-
ands no doub, permanently injurs their health in
'hn way. We i've n fast age, WHOM ever body
s'sms 70 be Iy.Ds 70 psner, lhs order Of n.iu.s.
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DO

II grow. down.
FAss lsbore-s In C,nsda receive per month Ss TO
si2, With b'a d and lolsus; fmaie ,erysnt', r+r
month, ~ 10 30 dtto boz. Is year, pc, month,
~ to =, Ito; sifla ~ noa;h, ~ TO !, e.to;
ehanios, PER day, 81 to e.1O Without board and odg
ins.
A JOLLY old rteg down South bought himself q
new hat, and When u commence Ell raining he put II
undcr bis coat When asked WI, be did not he his
hat Oa his head, he piad ~ hats mine, bought
u VIC my ON money; bead belong to mAA.A-iet he
take hesr Of his own property"
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- o., MAGICAL TATR RESTORATIVE.
10 a "a" Rccustcr md u nd. II II he human air,
lIfCiuf II to,row .hick ana luN ran A. chldbood
u Ger II snd uutsiI ng Hctou upon III scaln, ID
ZEN IS III Han tom tALLIS,1 or, ana irn-
snts 10 Il hie and vieor. alto = ess's deng. e
Ml trwIAn. e rhich nu make A. - p NJ fnvorl
WITH the l.Adies. This excellent preparation 10 ts
sut OF kn.iuI mOlnation and many year, study,
AID upon air and impartial rial viii be- ioupi
mo,t valuable Re 70 alive 10 the hair, po.se.s n
qualities 'u2n ior 10 tn .e any other similar preps.
~ ion ever introduced. Mauufhc urc4 at 40 Srits
Second ~, Williamshurrh. 70 be Lad in New Vol
AZ REAliE Co.., cor. Allen Ani stanton sta an
eor. A'eAue AND Houston st. frice " cent?.
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Too Late for Classification.
D IA TIA,

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XIII, County Cavsn Ireland, Ia he IS y,al OF hi,
y, n nd. ~ -cqu'in.'nce- are r7pee,funv In.
July 2H. At oclo X. For, tn t.sId.uc, n H. on
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n. r.l'tiv.s srd tt nj. o f,'7il- are r,.pee,
flY invisd to attend the fuacra,. tai, INA D.
si.rn or, - q % Tom the rsadenes Of
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Agar. In ,ho Ear, -Ehe, n Ia rad si'h.r
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cd TO- ri
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DshIh PILL Ia Dot. y4." th-r',: Ths I'll com
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TIE hEALINH ART
PrEE BLOOD.
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"a, has pravsd - :, main p,,t,i tEs b,sd,
BRANDEE1Is' Fills
are purely NeseAbr, AID Innocent a. bread, but In
CURE BlLior- DiAREHGA,
CHRONIC DIAEEnGA, CHRONIC DYbESrERY.
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organ because they pArib The blood Rad loo-ln s
CASE or ROSCOE X. WATSON
pr u. BnSpsETu, Nes, York;
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Lang hs and OF the R'ppah un"'s, near tGiinou h,
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ws' 'clu.'r 20 STU nh JON, Among b. comusny
your .l oistory At 70 8 STe. Thry ,"ra mai .tcs
h'can h. y u,cd II. en'!rr ~ T. H. Thr.rInsn ut.
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cur hr>su = iifNudi ~ = Tor ~" 'vp "a. ,gt
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y y ~ T. ~h''h Il NC sar}, tie rn.f' con-.
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$500 7 IL ~" ',iI At = - loI sith flll
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| IN ; ~ ~ y D. u r ''r rtNN LNppn,roEY
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s,,hma. r., 10 - her. ne d a2,l "a, asJ. M
| WANlE GIRLS To MAKE PAPIl;
sI el p1 ,e', ~" .eysrG Jc.I,ca e." r ia 10
learn, tn clr WI, b pad while ir.rrins Al Q
boz, APply to-day aaa o-nonoN, .GW Ne s'4i'
| CH REWAkD-IOS' A ROW DOAI Il
blue bottom bed rupncl, An prreuu rr.rrnIn. Il No.
PR 30 X will rec i've the allow ro~srl, "a
CS RFWAHD-IOSr AT ll3BLEECKRP
Ec.'Iee, ~ Thur, !'y al rpoon, alb sch To.rtcr
] N A 1If o he . NV a.
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CURE BlLror- prAGEHHA.
CHRONIC DlAREuGA, CHRONIC DysgS.

And all Ever and A1rr' ons ~ the Iinv,l..
AFRO kheumhihtn', Alec lon, ~ the kim sand
Sp cen n cir u.s. ht'Ng e-si rN1d effect uy1 ty,r,
organ beeAus" they pufiy The blood lad following
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Would f'.easr A0'c' ~ u oIr biDoi YER. urlre
Then II EkANDRFlIIs Pills pur e. he ,od
they Tesorr ou, an, AID "sfE. .ppsu YsAa'
tht hss r1vtd ~ ., ma III pI.tfv the blood
BRASDEE1Iis FILLS
are nurely NesstAbr, and iunOCrnt a. bread tut IN
fsliby
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RMEsTS COLUMBIAN BALM.

ttNIR.l oFrIcf 81. SN,.r,a' I MISSION,
.'.- = STREET, Ma h.d'tOn, T. 5rvarv I, 1903. 80
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIIlA,
TTON

Ty1HE Senate of Virginia having declare{ VacaH'
1 the 46th Senatorial District, composer OF sne
counties OF Richie, Doddridge, Harrison, heasanos
and Wood and the 50th Senatorial Dlstst, CoM-
posed Of the counties of Brooke, Hancock ava Onio,
nd these districts being in the occupatle OF !ne
IN Hlic enemy and the ordinance OF the CoHen'ion
having authorized the qualified voters Oh $40 as
tricts igho may be in the military servlc Oh Inc
State or of the Confederate States on the OF any
general tr special election for the GenerarAssem
6lv to vote in said elections at such place places
within their encampment, as the commader at
such encampruent shall designate whether ne sald
encam sh all be within the limits of ths State
or not and also authorized the citizens OF aV coun
ty or corporation absent therefrom because OF tne-
presence of the public enemy, who would b guam
fed to vote for mem bers of the General Assably IN
such comfy or corporation, during the contau
of the present war; to vote at any general
election for members of the General Asseiply In
their counties corporation at the court ause OF
any county or corporation in the State whre they
NAV happen to be On the day of said eletl0n.-
Therefore I. JOHN LETCHER, Governorof the
| Commonwealth of Virginia, by vlrture of athoTltV
vested in the Executive by law, do hereby foclalm
that to supply said vacancies, elections WILDE held
| on the 4th tn URSDAY of May next. beinghe 2Sth
| day of the month, in conformity to law nd the
ordinance of the Convention passed theSth day
of December, 1861 officers in military cslps and
posts and commissioners and others in thseveral
counties and corporations in the State willlonfOrm
themselves to the provisions herein cited anecslve
such qualified voters may offer their vote for the
said Senatorial Districts.
l-l Given under my hand as Govetor, and
lL s. under the less seal of the Common ealth OF
| - Virginia, this 18th day of April 1858, in
the eighty.seventh year of the Commonwtlth
JOHN LETlaER.
Teste
= GEO w MUNFORD.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
April 24th-tde.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
vALLANDiGHAM,s ARREST.

The arrest of Vallandignam of Ohio by order
OF the Lincoln despotism is not an unimportant
event of the times. He Is one of tue most dis
tiDguished of Northern statesmen, and is tho
present democratic candidate Tor Governor OF
his State. He has been arrested in violation Of
every principle of civil liberty and constitution
al government, simply for expressing the senti-
ments of freeman, and has been tried by mill
ltary court martial. The Emperor of Russia
could co no more. A compioter despotisrn could
not exist on earth than the Yankee Government.
What will be the effect Of this arrest remains
to be seen If the conservatives of Ohio and of
the N orth tamely submit to such an infringement
upon the liberty of their great champion then
We may safely assume that despotsm at the
North is complete, and the conservative power,
useless for good. 9falBa 90
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HONEST CONFESssIOW.

The New York World acknowledges that our
troops fought better in the late battles than the
Yankees. 1t Gowns up'' in the following Ian
guage:
sWe say it reluctantly, and for the first eime,
that the enemy have showed the finest qualities
and we acknowledge, on this occasion, their s,u-
periority in the open field to our own men,
They delivered their fire with precision, ant'
were apr arenty inflexible and immovable under
the storm of bullets and shell which they were
constantly receiving. Coming to piece of tim
Der, which was occupied by division of our
own men, half the number were detailed to clear
| the woods. It seemed certain that here they
would be repulsed, but they marched right thro'
the wood, driving our own soldiers out, who de-
iivered their fire and fell back, halted again fired
and fell back as before, seeming to- concedo to
the enemy, as matter of course, the superori-
ty which they evidently felt themselves. Our
own men fought WELL There was no lack of
courage, but an evident feeling, apparently the
| result of having been SO often whipped, or of
having witnessed the rout on the night previous,
| that they were destined to be beaten, and the
only thing for them to do was to fire and retreat
The enemy felt confident that tbey were to be
victorious, and our own men had, from some
occasion, 1mbibed the same impression Our
men showed lack of earnestness and enthusiasm,
but no want OF courage. All that they needed
was the inspiration of series of victories to look
pack upon, ana an earnestness and confidence in
| - @ nAeSo'S VI '"o SduSe ZOE Whlcn tney were
nghtiag. Thus ended the Sabbath and another
chapter In this series of our disasters
PREPARATIONS 70 DRAFr.-The Washington
correspondent of the "Inqnirer'' says:
s'lt is asserted IN quarters entitleds to credit
that the draft will soon he made, to fill up al
regiments now the field and decimated by the
casualties OF war to their proper standard. /
Will most probably require two hundred thou
SAND men. The men win be at once sent to th,
held and taught tactics there, and not in camp
of Instruction.
Il The Yankees propose to enlist discharged sol
dlers, and divide them into three classes. 1st.-
Those tit for hospitalduty; I'd. Those fit for tn
fortifcations; and Sd. Those ht for proves
} guard duty.
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PUBLIC SALES.

GALE OF A Valuable FARM.~The IN
- dersigned Executor of the estate of Daniel Miller
decd will sell on Friday, the 22d day of May next,
the VALUABLEFARM on which said Miller resided,
lying two and halfmiles from Waynesboro, in Au
gusta County, South River, and containing 434
ACRES, lying on both sides of South River. Some
first rate bottom; 175 200 Acres cleared and the
we'll timbered This land has fine water power on it,
with good saw-mll. The Buildings are first rate,
nearly all new and good orchard. further descrlp-
ton deeGl unnecessary, presuming any person wish
erty is rented till 1st January theenter giving snare
of the CROP which viii be turned over 70 the
purchaser.
Terms will be accommodating aud made known on
day of sale MARTIN Guy NEh,
Nav 5-tdS Executor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

STAUNToN, April 2Sth 1868.
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the 10th inst, commu-
nicatng my nomination for seat the next Con-
gress the Confederate States, by the voters of the
1lth Congressional District now serving In PGxtons
Brigade was received to-day. / should be untrue to
myself did not hasten express the deep sensibl
lty teol at so HGterng mark OF the confidence and
KIND feeling of my OLD comrades and associates In
arms. have cherished aspirations to so high a
position representative the council four Young
but already glorious COnfederacy; yet confess the
unsolicited expression Ot wish on the part OF the
brave men, who have materially aided rendering
1t gr60us, that should represent their interests in
that honorable body" is extremely difficult to resist
Before however receiving your communication, an
numatlon OF the holding of the meeting you repre-
sent, had consented to become Candidate to rep
resent the county Of Augusta the next House of
Delegates OF Virginia, and even if did not think l
could render more efficient service In the Legislature
han Congress, the obligations have already assun-
ed, would as you will readily perceive prevent my
acceptance OF the nomination you have rendered me-
beg that you Will convey to my friends In the
sold Stonewail Brigade the assurance that decline
this nomination from no lndispOsltlon to serve them
or our country In the Strugg for liberty which
engaged, but really because believe can be,
II 1t should be the pleasure OF my fellow citizens in
and out of the army TO elect me- more useful in the
Legislative than could Congress.
Let me beg you further, Gentlemen, to connuni-
cate to 'the soldiers who have served ulder me2 the
proud remembrance | cherish OF my association with
Ghem-the deep interest have felt in them IN all the
perils and hardshps they have endured since sep
eration-the thr. r.llIng pleasure have ex-
fresh laurels they winning,
With assurances of my regards tor you personally
am, Gentlemen,
Most Respectfully, Your Friend,
w. Ii. HARMAN.
Capt's. z. l.. Gurus, ]. W Treyy, and Jas. W. Glib
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.
TO THE 5TH VIRGINIA INFANTRy.

FELLOW SOLDIERS, AND YOUR OFFICERS IL no.
tice IN the Staunton Spectator of the 18th May,
call on me to announce myself candidate TO
represent You in part in the next General As
sembly OF Virginia. l therefore acknowledge
ycur respect for me, but at the same time l must
look at my interesta d the overwhelming arnount
of business which binds me at home and prevents
me from attending to any other business.
therefore must decline the position Of u candi-
date, and, by SO doing, L remain most affection
ately and Respectively, Yours,
JOHN j.. CUPP.
Mt Solon. Nav 49, 1863 d. t
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DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber, as Admins
traitor of Charles Armentrout decd, will SELL atpub
c auction, on the premises, one mile from Cyrus U
McCues, and three from Mt. sidney, on Thursday
the 2lst of May the personal property OF the deceased
consisting of Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Hay, Wagons
.Ploughs, Harrows and all kinds of Farming lmple-
ments, and, also, his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
Tae -esra.nias -as asound, consisting o.
" aeat, Rye and Barley, wih aIan, De sold
The terms will be made known on the day OF sale
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock a. M.
, May 5-3t* NATHANIEL KERR, :
4 drrn,r of Oh lar Arraantrnnt dec,d
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

L. urday, the 3Oth day of this month, will put
public SALE tract OF LAND, near Parnassus, and on
the Harrisonburg and Warm Springs Turnpike, con
|taining about so ACRES The land is of superior
Iquality-about halt cleared, and cultivation. and
will make desirable home for any one wanting 3
good small farm.
TERMS made known day of sale to suitpurchasers.
JOB COWGER,
NAV 12-3ts s. NJ CRAWFORD.
yTALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
Nv WATER EOWER FOR SALE.-I author
Z lied to sell the
" WATER POWER, MILL AND OTHER RUII.pINGS,
on the Morcure Lot n Staunton For terms apply TO
me at Staunton HUGH W SHEFFEY,
May 12-4ts Agent for II W Moncnre.
Vim c0py
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
NO. Ill.
CORRESPONDENTS.
CAMP W1NpEl. ApriI Goth

CAMP WINoER, April goth, 1863.
GEN. WM, III. HARMAN, SIR The undersignad
committee appointed at meeting of the voters.-now
serving in Paxton's Brigade-of the 1Ith Congress
slona District, held on the 18th nst for the purpose
of nominating suitable person to represent them in
the second Congress OF the Confederate States of A
erica have the honor, of informing you that, rely
ing upon your worth as statesman and soldier, they
have selected you as the person represent their IN.
terest in that honorable body.
Permit u.s. therefore, in behaf Of this meeting TO re-
spectfully ask YOU to announce yourself as candi.
date for that important trust and to you that
fom the soldiers who have served under you in this
struggle for liberty you will receive hearty and
dial support. We have the honor to be
Yours Respectfully,
Il. L.. CURTIS,
j. w. TkEVY,
JAMES w. GIBSON.~
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d E00 REWARD.-- Runaway from the SUI
sAs A& iA Scrihas OF S1.li.aa E,,rsa

G GE00 REWARD.- -Ranaway from the sub.
eDJUO scriber, at Lucy Selma Furnace, ALE.
ghany county, Va, the following named Negro Men,
viz:
GEORGE, large, copper colored, and 40 years old
jim BYRD, tall black, and % years old.
CHARLES, low, very black, and 25 years old.
WINSTON, low, black and 20 years old.
GEORGE tall, black and 80 years old
They supposed to be making their way to the
Yankees.
will give the above reward, $100 each for their
apprehension and confinement in Jail that can
get them. IRA F. JORDAN,
Cowpasture P. o., Allegheny Co., Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

RHODE ISLAND ORTHoGRAPHY.-Ab box was sent
from Providence, Rhode Island, recently, with
the following address: g John Mcpherson,
squire, kumplnary G, sekund regiment rode ilan
pfivitears, Washington, d. ce., Kamp kose to
the Wrappanok al ak wv kreak'>
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G7E0 REWARD.-Ranaway from the So
an tlO scriber at Buena Vista Furnace Roc

GzE0 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
DlCO scriber at Buena Vista Furnace, Rock
bridge county, Va, on Sunday night, the Srd May,
the following THREE NEGRO MEN, all of whom
were recently purchased in Richmond, viz:
Sandy, aged rs years, feet inches high, dark COL
or and bright eountenance.
Jerry, aged zl years. feet 1-2 inches high, GIN
ger-bread color.
Bryant, aged % years, s feet 10 IA inches high,
dark mulatto scar at root of forenger right hand
hare reason to believe they trying to reach
the enemys lines down the Valley.
will give the above Reward for the apprehension
OF all OF them or 5000 for each of them arrested
and put In Jail so that get them will pay $3.50
each for their delivery at my Furnace Lexington
Rockbridge county. s. F. JORDAN,
Buena Vista Furnace,
May D Rockbridge county, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

GE0 REWARD.-Stoel from the stable of
DCU Charles F. Rodes, in Nelson county, near
Alton Depot Va G. X. R., on Thursday night, the
7th instant my BLACK HORSE, with white spot in
the face, both hind feet white for short distance
bove the hoof toerably heavy TAIL not very long, pa
little when made, is from sixteen to seventeen
hands hgn in moderate order, and just getting well
of the scratches, of which signs be l will
give the above reward apprehended and returned
me, or secured anywhere SO that may get him.
Doubtless, from circums ances he was taken by
alryman Address, CHARLES T. SMITH,
May 12-3ts* Alton, Va.
OEl REWARD Was stolen, on the night OF
DCU the 7th of May, DARK BAY MARE, of
good appearance and in line condition; PAGES and
trots well. No mark about her except some white
hairs immediately behind the withers the left side
and which cannot be seen when the saddle is on
This mark is from saddle hurt aud the white is
y quite six inches in length years old this Spring,
round bodied and heavy tail. | will give the above
reward for the delivery the and apprehension of
the thief $25 for any information which will
BILE to get her again My address is Greenfield,
Nelson county Va. JNO. w. DICKINSON.
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