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, 1863-04-18

pOARDIN G-For rent, with
r - raw tho first OF Nay. adenra6le e1It 0!
.,,s a'.o parIot and bed suoI0. 1t NJ 7Aa 3D.
raf!o,.s:. et, S,o children tsktn- Apls-csp0A It
, 1863-04-18


The exports Of domestic produce for the week
ending April 13, though smaller than usual arc
slightly In excess Of thofe Of the preEious week,
which amounted to s22,4'4,S75 Our aggregate CT
ports since January lst arc much larger than in
tue corresponding period Of the two last years.
This will be seen from the following table Of cr-
ports from New Yo.k, exclusive Of specie jan
uary to April 13:
1861, 1862 1869,
For the week.. S43643,To $24S,539 $e.5a5 0sl
P1cv. reported. .:3,d74,105 a,sg6S2a 6l,1a7,115
, 1863-04-18

New York Seed Mnrkct-april Is
Clever is 1u1l, with small sags at &C. Timothy IS
qnlci at S1.15Gk2.oQ. Rongh fax is quoted at
$37.Q. co. the latter rate for very choice sowing
, 1863-04-18

Toledo Grain Mnrkct-Apru 1G.
Received. SC}0 bu whrat, $3.50 In ro:u: 1890 bu
cats. No GALES Of wheat. Oats sold at 5gKc; rye
1t SIC, 4 vessel to Osdeusburgh st 10c.
, 1863-04-18

Frtights are firm for Grain, with moderate Of.
ferings. To Liverpool the engagements are 1s,500
bu corn nj Cd in bags; 80, ,0oe bu wheat at gid in
b,eR 200 tts lard 1t ia Cd, and per neutral flag
a0,tc0 bu wheat at 63Sd in bulk: ;n0 boxes bacon
1T LIS I'd Q tee Lard At a5e: and per steamer, 800
pkge provisions At :Gs. ard 200 tc= lard on private
telIns. To Lontlou, 20 Coo hu wheat at Cd In bulk
and per neutral yessclt 100 boxes bacon ut S0s.
, 1863-04-18

There is only moderate business doing in Clo-
yer At s5fGsstc for medium. and ahG;914c for
large. Timothy ia srlIirs slowly at 81. l.15G1t.67
for Chicago, aud s.. .12Qt2.3 for reAped State.
, 1863-04-18

The examinations and Anniversary exercises
Of this institution take place next week, COM
mencing on Monday the Goth inst.
On Monday, examinations In Biblical Liter
ature, from 10 1.o till II o'clock n1., and
from etill 5p. H.
On Tuesday from Q till IL m, and from
till 2. NJ, examinations in Systematic
Theology. In the evening m address before
the Society Of Inquiry By Rev. ". ". Patton,
at = L. o'clock.
[ On "Wednesday examinations in Iomiletics
| from Q till u o'clock, m. In the evening
IN Address before tile Rhetorical Society, by
| Rev. Il. Il. Storrs, Of Cincinnati, at T1-a
! o'clock.
| On Thursday at Q 1-o o'clock, =. NJ, the an,
| niscrsarY exercises Of the graduating class.
| The addresses on Tuesday aud Wednesday
| evenings will be given at the First Cougrega'
| tional Church, corner Of Washington and
Green streets. All the other exercises, At the
| Seminary building on Union Park, corner o.
| Washington and Reuben streets.
TIE C111 1Ar1oRxB1suP.-Thc nomination
Of u gallant returned soldier, Lieut.. 4. Il
Abbott, for City Attorney b. the Union Con
Ecntion is received on every hand with mark
Of the utmost appreciation. Lieutsnan'
Aobott originally enlisted In Company a
nc Was Afterwards promoted from the ranks
ana attached 10 Warehouses; Battery, and
Thhc Lieutenant Of that battery, he Wa:
afterwards wounded at Shiloh, being shoi
through the breast The wound v.s hea1ed
! hut has left discom1noaing efr.cts.
; As lawyer, We arc assured by nembcra q
/ tho legal profession here who know him ra,,
! that he poesesscs talents and ability uh1c]
: thoroughly qualify hinl for the oi1lce 70
which he Is named He is d high.minde
, 1863-04-18
Tho Union Candidate for Mayor.

eThe Union Candidate for M.vor.
Tic name Of nou, Thomas n nrr,n which
,,e,as the r,,on ticket h.s cone thron,t thc
c;tv IT,. v,,at,rr md a,,. renls ana cia.sos
yonnp md old. rich ond poor b,ph md Inv
I,ay.. determined for once ia devote them.
solves heartily and zcalously to tlo election Of
this excellent citizen, uncomprou,isfng p.t.
riot, mud lurc, ligh-mindcd gentleman to tho
3layora1ty. The nomination llas struck terror
10 tie hearts Of the Copperhcads aud they
have gwen up all hopes. They wcntto their
primary meetings last evening like mourners
to funeral for they knew that tho loyal men
Of Chicago would rally around Thomas B.
Bryan On Tuesday next to man and carry
him triumphantly to the Mayors chair.
The announcement OF his nomination caused
rs much CONSERVATION In the Coppcshead
ranks as would the explosion oi bomb"
shell. They had hoped for the nomination
Of weak man, some tossllized politician, but
instead, they found man fresh from the peo-
pie, filed with sentiments Of loyalty, nnde-
flied with the pollu'loh o1 politics. man
who had not sought Inc nomination, but to
whom the people hao come and otiered 1t.
t. .ho,r efJorts 70 d,sc,rcr otl,np @ ~ . ~.
,,.tr;mcnt ofMr Rrvnn No,non s.a1a. ,,;t,,
. n,rer 1enora Ma no+,;,t,an, - ,,n-n,,;os
by a single faw. He has given literally Of
his means to aid in the nrosecution Of thc var
FINN his own nnrse ,,e In, almost comn,oto,,
fitted ont two regiments for the field. Thc
a,,ors of his ha,, hare o1wavs hoen nna, froo
- cn,rro for mt triot;c nnrnoso, M .ooa.a
- -noaeh.s h,,-n NTH ~ 49, eras:sS,s.Nl
e.u.- - +bo 11r,o, ,,a ~ ca~a.-.Aa q
tborana southc-ncr 1r h;rth no,,.- - s..o, ~. "
s.sSs .as asaa-s ~ ' ~ .'s7 u~.eI ~
, 1863-04-18
For the week. so,Gls,Ta -, zss,5ss s., ,5s5>io
Prev. reported. a5 G'4 ,505 81, ,6ee92 1a7, IL
Total since jan Sos 81 { 355 CO. 500

I1clrdcd in the exports Of domestic produce for
the week are 81 SIS br1s wheat aour, - bsls rye
hu re- Coz bn oats, bu corn, q bales cotton,
141 gals lard oil s58 gals 1inseed OIL 1854 bzs
pork, 52} brla aud3'7 tce beef 4,97051. ms cut
meats. 1872 4sa Ds butter, 9;60s7 MS cheeae, 2091,
1E5 nj lard res 94l 1bs faIfoW
, 1863-04-18

D"GodcY's Ladye Book and Arthnr's
Home Nagazine" for May, hare been sceeired BY
McNa1ly 4 Co., 81 Dearborn atreet.
, 1863-04-18

Ward Nominations.
ALDERMEN.
I'd Wa.d-A. D. TITsWoRTH.
saward-{{SS 6. 6: s: {. Mbse6R' K5se6.
9TH Nard-B. E. GALLUP.
9Th wsrd-'9 !. J.: bfEhEE1S. j Ehf2i
x, III. B. RCGER,
OIL ". c. DEAkMAN.
, w., {MAX SCHUYLER,
sln "&a@ GEO. II. YOUNG.
9Th Ward-M. L. FRlsB1E.
9Th Ward-aI. G. TALCOIT.
:. , &c. c. P. HOLDEN,
10to "afa- GEO. HIAR0D.
.,., w., H.. /. BOND,
11th ward GEO. Won HoLLEN.
.,., A. sTEJNHAUs,
azta " a1o" II. GE1SFlELp.
: r {W. D. MOORE,
1aa u atn- CASPER LAGER-
..,, John u. DATTEN.
1a1a a1o- ANTON HOTT1NGER.
18th Nard-CHARLES CHARLESTON.
For Chief Engineer,
Q. r. HARRIS.
For Assistant Engineers,
M. II. POWELL,
". q. DATEHAm.
, 1863-04-18

EmGRETe PROM TIE OLD CoCSTRY.-The
following named Passengers, whose passages
were paid at the Office Of Henry Grecncoaum,
in this city, sailed from Liverpool, per ship
Cultisator, on the 9Th Of March: William
Jordan, Margaret Goodwin, Michael Mahoncy,
Matthias Brady, Vim. and Bridget Keegan,
M1chae1. McSulty, Cash and Ann Sowlan,
Richard Day, Ale1, johanna and John kc1by,
Tin 1cary, Michael Gill and faullly.
, 1863-04-18


BARNuh's SELF sEwEn-Wo haso seen sonc
specimens Of work douc upon Tarfous sewing ma
shss wh thc IT. ot a nsd e.
Eelfscwer. This ie a guide for keeping work In |
place upon the machine without ha:ting., 1t is OF
ndaltt d 10 any sewing maehine. 1t haa heretofore
been objected to sewing machines, that ,hcY arc
nsGe aa pg na ?f1ns Ss ss hS @ at
with such an objection, aud asds mitch, therefore,
otlc use of the inssrument. While It guides tho
bend over ker work in constrained position or 10
strain her eyes with directing It. In consequence
elc need OF give her whole attention to the work
fern social as well az phssicai advantage. Tho
admirable anish It is sold for dollar and half,
mai', post paid. receipt Of the nanat Of the ms
chine to which It Is desired to attach IT, and Of the
priee, addressed to D. BarnRn. Cornell Z Co.
Ill, boz 2144.
Rally and Rnttly, Thirteenth Ward.
The Union men of the 18th Ward will rally at
John KGberss. corner Orchard and Center strcc-s,
and at Henry Gerkecs, on Halsted stscct between
s2 A'eRDs AD r9d @ e" iao at sEss e sfgs5 u
FolEs, corner North avenpc and Lalrabee atreets,
7 saturday evening. Join rKsrr5sra and Henry
Monday evening, Henry Kinllc's and Conrad
Good speakers in German and English will ad-
By order Of the Ward Committee.
The GALLANT TwH1rrH WAnn.-Thcre will be
! q great Union meeting at Duensing's Hall, 274
AEsnaeM ~ as M ftne man. mA'a are re-
ouestcl to appear. THE WARD COMMITTEE.
Homo Magazine" for May, have been received By
McNaIlJ Il Co, 81 Dearborn street.
| IEL1a1ous. sEny1cEs.-Union Park consre:a-
18th int, but on the 2cth inst, and afterwards.
ofthe Chiec . Theological Seminary.
~ Browns Bronchial Troches, when allowed
| to dissolve In tue mouth, haTc direct Influence
| to the affected parts; tue soothing effect to the
mucons lining q the 1 WINDING p allays pulmonary
the various Throat Afcetlons to which public
speakers and singers Arc liable.
ceN cd BY MeNally & Co.. 81 Dearborn street.
H- "uaper'e Pictorial History Of the Great
Rebellion; Nos and :. have been reeeiyed BY
NcNal}y & Co. Price CSC each number Mailed
to all parts Of the country on receipt ofprice.
p5s: ss As4 stsst Rss + .sss :ss
wholesale md retail. meo1m
Go 70 THE BEsr-Go TO BRrASrG S1nArToS's
| CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
Pension, back Pay and bounty B[ANKs arc 10
sale ut the TE1BUSE Office. Sent by mail. pos
paid. seveEty-dve cents per quirc. Cash mus
accompany the order.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
| " Of Invalid Penzioner for Payment 9
, 1863-04-18
Meeting Of the Fifteenth Ward Union
[!}uh.

Therc win be meeting q Tho Fifteenth Ward
Union Club, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at "
Hsrkr AZ and Green Bay streets. All loJal citizens
of satk Eard arc requested to turn out The lead
Ing candidates will BE- present and nd address % tho
C, ExoskLsponrF, Secretary.
, 1863-04-18
Uhifa9o Qribn1re.
Union CITY TICKET.
For Mayor,

For Mayor,
THOMAS u. BRYANs
!: For Judge Of the Recorders Cont,
!. 8. X. DOW.
=. For Clork of the Recorders Court,
y. ". 8. FRAZER.
- For Police Commissioner, :
; CALVIN DcWOLF.
). For Board Of Public Works,
- b. CARPENTER
:. Il For City Attorney.
=: AR. ABBOT.
. For Collector,
JOHN HABER.
-~' For City Treasurer,
-; W. II. RICE.
For Clerk Of the Police Court,
: WILLIAM ZsCu0CKE
, 1863-04-18
3.
e following are the ruling prices at the lending


The following will shor the exports Of produce
and merchandise (cxclusfve OF Gpecfe} frQm the
port Of New York for the week ending April il,
and sfnce Jan. 1st:
, 1863-04-18

E-cook b Mc1Atn, ss Dearborn stree: snd lss
ehawls. m. Gents coats, vests AMI pants rono-
vAtcd In \ superior manner: Bonnots DYED,
U!cachcd and pressed In the latcat style.
mh11Srn
, 1863-04-18

The FOURTEENTH WAnp.-Meetings arc
held every evening from seren to eight O'Clock
at the Union Headquarters Of the fourteenth
Ward, at F. Fril1uan's saloon, corner ol
Wells aud Division streets. Turn out, Union
men Of the fourteenth.
, 1863-04-18

" Browns Bronchial Trochcs. when allowed
to dissolve in the mouth, hare direct influence
to the affected parts; the soothing effect to the
mucous lining Of the windpipe auaJs pulmonary
Irritation, end gives relief IN Coughs. Colds, and
the various Throat Affections to which public
EneaEess and singers Arc liable.
, 1863-04-18
tE "Harpct's Magazine for May has been re-
cet. cd by McNally & Co, 81 Dearborn street.

-" Harper's Pictorial History Of the Great
Rebellion. Nos and :, have been received by
McNal}E & Co. Price CSC each number, Mailed
to all parts Of the country on receipt ofprlce.
, 1863-04-18

day or two. since, IN arti-
Gle appeared In these columns from the chem
ist, 4. Bcnno Hofmnnn, upon the composition
Of cream Of tartar. In speaking Of the test In
that article It should haye read: twill give of
purc carbonic acid when treated NTH vinegar
or auy other aeid.''
, 1863-04-18

OWNERS WASIEp.-0wpcrs are wanted for
large quantity Of goods, supposed to have
been stolen, such as valuable 1accs, silks, CAM
brio, artificial flowers, kocks, worsted, yarns,
etc., which may be eeeu at tie Central Police
Station.
, 1863-04-18
EUE N1EfE OF [1t f'0IIEG E0Uft.
WILLIAM XSCHQCKE

Police Justices.
Sor1u D1y,-J0HN sTMMERF1ELD.
WEST D1y,-JAmUS STANFORD.
- Nouru p1y.-ROBERT MALCON.
, 1863-04-18

TIE HoRse BCs1SEss.-Clark and Co., o1
this city, bought recently the Bertram
Morrill, stsllion, known as the Hill colt,
aud raieed by Gen. Harleigh Hill, Of St. Johns.
bury, Vt, for $2,16o. He Was subsequently,
cn1a fnr 81 1TE
, 1863-04-18


ment against traitors, is called al Abolition
ist By Corperheads.
The second charge4 that Of non-rcsidence,
is simple balderdash. Every one knows that
Mr.. Bryan's residence is in Chicago, and the
Times knows it to-day as well Us it did two
years ago. That CRY will scare nobody. 1t
must invent something else.
The little Post is thunderstru:k by the nom
iuation, and in its endeayors to shield itself
from the coming storm, has nothing with
which to find fault, aud actually nckno Wedges
TINT tie nomination 10 suuu uur.
Smoking and Freezing a Tcnant Ont.
ELIZABETH MERCER We. FRANCIS McCASS.
Superior Court-Defore Judge Van H. Zig
gins and Il jury. This vas an action Of tres.
pass. The plaintiff in 1SG0, was tenant to
the defendant, OF the four lower rooms in the
building No. 81 Tnn Buren, street, holding
from month to month, till October Of that
year, when 1t was agreed that she might re-
| tain the premises I'LL spring, at : rent Of four
dollars per month, the landlord agreeing to
| rut up wood-shed. In December, NcCann
called on the plaintiff, taking with him one
| Armstrong as q witness, and demanded IN ad-
| vance Of The rent TO seven dollars per month !;
and on her refusal to agree 10 that, but per-
| sisting in the old bargain, Armstrong, Or Nc
| Cam, pretended to notify her to leave in sew
en- days. This she did not do. On the first
Of January, McCann called TO collect rent,
which the plaintiff said she would be able to
pay in q few days. On the 9th Of that month
the defendant caused the hue Of the chimney,
| rrf,ir1, f37f IN r1Afrtff-s
ment connected, to be stuffed with rags, from
above, for tle purpose Of stopping tho. draft,
and to smoke the plaintiff out OF the prcnlis-
es, who, however, got "a neighbor to remove
the rags. Mccain at once filed up the
lue with brick, and cfeetually stopped
up the draft again. Chief Engineer Harris
Of tho fire Department, WIS callcd In
and took one Of his men to the premises and
cleared the iue, the defendant ezc1aimine
that he would have the plaintiff ont il he has
to tear down the house to get rid Of her. 4
day or two after this, Mccain, with the sii
cf carpenter, took out the windows Of plain
: tifEs' apartment, collecting, ut the time Of do
ing so, a large crowd on the Sidewalk, wht
witnessed The proceeding; and he, stating t.
plaintiff, who Threatened his arrest, that b
, | WAS the Fort Of a man who took the Law init
s bis own hands. Plaintiff had attempted II
| procure other premises In which to remove
, soon af1er the rags we're placed In the clin
/ neg, but was unable to find any, and was com
, | PEELED to remain In the windowlcss apartment
two nights and three days, without fire, All
, | in the seTe1cst cold Of tho season. The con
j, sequence was, plaintiff became seriously IL
, 1863-04-18

D1scuARGED.--The four women, Prisci1la
Wood, Rose Clark, Sarah Hawkins, and Clara
Knapp, who were arrested last week for re-
ceivlpg stolen goods, knowing them to be
such, were arraigned at the Police Court yes
terday, and the proof not being sufficient to
hold them. thev were discharged.
, 1863-04-18

&1xf71RT GIFT Cosc6RT.-We are request
cd to inform the Sanitary GIFT Concert ticket
holders who reside in the country, that their
prizes and gifts are being forwarded to them
AZ fast as the great amount Of business will
admit Over two thousand tickets having
been sold in the country, 1t will require scv-
era1 days to nscertaln what the tickets hzye
dawn.
, 1863-04-18
M T,ARINE LIST.

RTVED...........,Apd1 II.
Stplr Comet, Pal,st, Two Rivers, sunls;cs. .
Prop Ottawa, Warren, MuskcSon, 100 N lumber, 50
N pickete.
sthz Sutherland, Thompson, st Joseph, G. n lr.1-
trr.
Sehr Calcutta. Long, Kalamazoo, 20 eds wood.
Schr H Rand, Mckay, Nuskcgon, IS n lumber.
Scbz jos ephine D1esten FiAnigan, G1eenbAsh, IS
r lumber.
setr Geo E Roberts, Nelson, centervi1le, - eds
wood.
schr Tuscola, Conley, Grand Haven, g m lumber,
Is N timber, ECO railroad ties, Il eds wood.
Schr Cecilia, Schlnnd. Milwaukee, II 900 bricks
ScoT Laurel, Acyae. Wilkinaon's Pier, 81 eds
wood,
seow Mermaid. Thompson, Kalamazoo, 81 eds
wood, s45 m shingles.
, 1863-04-18

Baptist AssocA71os.-A meeting Of the
Board Of the General Association Of Baptists
Till be held in this city, on Wednesday, the
I'D inst.
, 1863-04-18

RELIGIOUS ErRy1cEE.-Union Park Congre.a.
tioAal Church viii not DO open for worship Oh the
18th met, but on the 2tth inst, and afterwards,
there will be preaching as usual By the Professor
OF the Chicr. o Theological Seminary,
, 1863-04-18

DOARDIN Gone large front
.ar, nnnurni,hcd. to rent v,ta b9,rt xov
$50 speadd Opportunity i ode:d e tAo.e ds.1ng
setuIe roesa. - ~ Ho sSe Sss.f &ay ne5t
s1sbe 10 Apply Immediately 1t ~ Illinois strest
Eete1aaet3 rtaatzed- H2ltc99sSt
, 1863-04-18

The GALLANT TwKIrrH " ARD.-.Thcre Will be
great Union meettng at Duensinss Hall "a
Milwaukee Avenue, this evening" ous wasa .e ean- n
ouestc6 tn appear The WARD CONI1TrRE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
VOLUNTEER NAVY.

Books are opened in Richmond for
subscriptions to purchase and equip YES
sells OF war under the Volunteer Navy
Act. This act was designed to meet the
objections which some entertain against
privateering as heretofore conducted /:
and places privateers under the same
responsibilities to the Government as
publicarmed ships. These volunteer
vessels or privateers will be governed
in all respects by "the laws, rules. and
regulations of the regular navy Of the
Confederate States" and their officers.
whose character and competency are to
be evidenced to the President, will be
regularly commissioned as naval officers
by the Government.
1t now remains for the people to ssvol-
unteer, their capital and enterprise to
carry this act into effect, so that while
e. eanriching themselves, they shall initiate
the proves of our noble land volunteers
and scourge the enemy on every sea.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
sTAUNToN SPECTATOR And GENERAL ADVERTIsER.
GO TO THE CONCERT TONIGHT.

Those who wish to enjoy delightful
entertainment, and at the same time con.
tribute to laudable and sacred purpose,
should not fail to attend the concert al
the Augusta Female Seminary tonight
the proceeds of which will be appropri-
ated for the benefit of our sick and
wounded soldiers We feel that our gen
erous and patriotic citizens need no ap-
peal from us to induce them to respond
with alacrity to any call having for its
object the relief Of those noble heroes
who have been sacrificing their health
and shedding their blood in defence OF
the freedom and independence of the
South. ssDight up" and go to the con-
cert, and if you be not pleased, you may
hold us responsible.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
DANIEL MILTON KElsER,

Killed in cavalry fight, near Berryville, Clarke
county, Va, DANIEL MILTON KEISER, SON Of ia.
COD keser. Esq, formerly of this county, now Of
Confederate service at the commencement of the
his father opposed it account of his age He per
sisted In his willingness to serve his country. His
rather consented and he Joined Capt Hupps artillery
IN that company and returned home to recuperate.
hen arriving at the age of eighteen he Joined Gen.
jenkins command at Woodstock, and a few DAYS af
boyl peace be to his ashes. IfNcIE
1t*-Vin. copy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
GEN. MILROY.

To aggravate the guilt of this human
monster we see it positively stated by g
Yankee paper (the Philadelphia Even
ing JournaD that he is a Metho0as1
preacher The following are the terms
in which he is referred to by that paper
in an article enumerating Yankee Gen.
erals who have made themselves infa-
nous by their barbarities in this war:
Another name is that of Milroy, a
canting Methodist preacher, who has
embraced the opportunity of civil war
to wreak the petty vengeance and NAL
ice of his narrow soul upou the unfortu-
nate, heart-broken and impoverished
women and children of Virginia. His
conduct in West Virginia was bad e
nough, but his ferocity in the Valley a.
round Winchester is shocking.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
VALLANDIGHAM.

Mr.. Vallandigham is no longer in the
Confederacy. He has sailed from Viii.
mington, and SO many days ago that ere
this he is either safe on British soil or
deck, or captured again by his admi-
rers at Washington.
Mr.. Vallandigham, when thrust into
our tines, presented himself as prison
er to our authorities, and was so held
while in our limits. He requested an
exit from one of our ports, and it was
accorded him.
We probably shall soon hear of Val
landigham in Canada, and next Of his
crossing the line in great triumph as
Governor Of Ohio.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
MARRIED.

by the Right Rev Bishop McGiIl, on Thursday, the
18th inst, R. G. HARPER CARROLL, of Howard
county, Md.
At the residence of Mr.. Frank Glkeson, the IL tn
of June, by Rev. r. G. Walker Mr.. p MCCARTHY
of Hampshire, and Miss VIRGINIA r. CRAWFORD,
of Augusta.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
STATE OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT.
NITRE AND MINING BUREAU
Richm0nd lima 0Rth 1920

NITRE AND MINING BUREAU,
Richmond June 25th, 1863
n Ii. officers of this Bureau having in their EN-
a ploy persons subject to militia duty under the
State call OF the Governor OF Virginia. will at once
Forward to this Office lists Of the same, giving the
county and regiment to which they belong in order
That they may be presented to the Governor for ex
emptlon The lists must be accompanied by eerti6.
cate that they were employed prior to the date of the
governors proclamation calling them into the ser.
vice.
Iron contractors will forward lists direct to this Of
6ce. -
RICHARD MORTON,
Major in charge.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
NITRE AND MINING OFFICE.

Staunton, June 18th, 1865.
n LII Nitre contractors in this district will imme-
"A diately report to me at this Office the names of
any men IN their employ who are included in the a.
poye order, and in accordance with the above form,
with certificate &c. Assistant Superintendants will
ee that this order is promptly executed.
june 30--5t JAMES E. JONES'
Captain in charge. District No AZ
- StauntoD indicator, Rockingham Register
ana Lexington Gazette will copy 3 times and send
bills to this office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30

dog REWARD.-Stolen, from the town of
DZJ Stanton, on Tuesday, the 23d of June. a
SORRELL MARE, with saddle sad brldle said mare
was good working animal. Her YVES partly
rubbed of in tolerable order, had small lump on
her wethers No other distinguishing marks rscol-
lected I viii give the abovs reward for the mare or
any information that win lead to her recovery.
June sO-2t* JOHN III. SHEETS.