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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-24
House and Lot
FO R SALE HEAP.

THE undersigned offers 10 sell at private sale de
slrable and pleasant residence located In Light
street, Columbia Coz about 2t miles North of Blooms
burg, on Main Street, and central in said village There
is erected upon said premises good
m FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
sM,i with well.ftted store House attachedYw with
M4..A an excellent well of water at the door stable
ans irut trees ana all other necessary convenienccs
hlgh state OF cultivation. The store House and stand
arc of the first order and present an excellent and
eligible opening for the Mercantile business. The
building has an open glass 'front.' under handsome avn
ing and encircled by thriving shade trees
said property will be sold at bargain, or exchanged
for small farm or other real estate.
ALFRED MOOD.
Light street, Aug. 90, 1863.
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Lackawanua & Bloomsbury Railroad


lsi -, g s.;:ss,ssss;:sg5 |. .;ssssgssg5
nN AND AFTER APRIL 90 1868, PASSENGER
" TRAINS WILL RUN AS FELLOWS;
MOVING soUTH.
Passenger. .7ceom.
Leave Scranton, 530I A. NJ. ll.00 A. NJ
Kingston $40 Arrive 1890 NJ
Bloomsburg $50
" Rupert, S.55
Dauville, 9.24 AM
Arrive at northumberland, 055
MOVING NORTH
Leave Northumberland, 4.30 2. NJ.
" Danve, $40
" Rupert, 545
Bloomsburg $50
" Kingston, SO5 fd5 r. NJ
Arrive at Scranton, ql0 r. NJ $40
Passenger Train alsoiea,es Kingston at $50 a. NJ
for Scranton to connect with train for New York Re-
turning, leaves Scranton arrival of Train from New
York at 420 2. NJ.
The Lackawanna and bloomsbury Railroad connects
with the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
at scranton for New York and intermediate points east
AT Rupert connects with the Catawissa Raj road for
points both east and wesarrivng at Phiadelp phia
100 I'M.
AT Northumberland it connects with the Philadelphia
ErieR, X. and N. X, r. for points and south
Passengers arriving at Harrisburg so z NJ Phil-
adelpha 10 =. NJ, Baltimore 1920 +. NJ.
GEO. b. HUNT, Supr
Wells, GeaI Ticket agent.
Kingston Apille. 1863.
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WILLIAM G. PERRY,
PETER YOHE & son,

lave recently opened a BOOT AND SHOE SHOE
II in LIGHT STREET, Columbia county, Pa. and o.
prepared 20 do the best the shortest notice
at the lowest prices, Give them a call
April IL, 1908.
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EIGHT PER CENT BONDS.

In another column will be seen the
advertisement of the Confederate
States Depository A. f. Kinney Esq.
Persons desiring to invest in Con-
federate States s per cent Bonds,
can do SO by calling on him i'm
mediately, as the time in which these
bonds can be purchased is limited to
22nd inst, being only 20 days, inclu-
ding to-day.
We tave been asked frequently
where these bonds could be procured,
and take pleasure in informing our
readers that they can be supplied by
calling at the Circuit Court Clerk $
office.
The tax bill excmpts from taxation
Confederate and State Bonds in the
hands Of the holders, thereby relieving
the holder from taxation on all monies
invested in sucsa bonds, and securing
to him enough in the interest accruing
on said bonds, to pay the whole or a
great portion Of his taxes, just as he
may have more or less invested in them,
which is agreat and additional induce
mcnt to invest.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-03

A bill for military committee to allow
compensation to militia in the service ofthe
9. S. was adopted j
A bill for the Judiciary committee to Or
ganize the Department of State was pass
ed.
The bill to repeal the naturalization laws
rcputed back from the same committee,
was amended as follows.
Crowded. That this act shall not i'm
pair the right of resident-aliens who have
ME their declaration of intention to become
cifIzee but they may be naturalized and
become citizens at any time within three
years from the passage of this act"
provided. That they do not claim ex-
omption on account of not being citizens"
The amendments we're adopted and the
bill passed
The House adjourned.
SENATE. Tuesday, 31st.-Mr. Sparrow
reported bill amending the act fixing the
pay and allowance of Chaplains in the army
so as to allow them the pay and allowance
of First Lieutenant Of cavalry, tent,
horse and forage. Gen. Ssonewall Jack
sons letter urging the measure was read.
|FThe bill was passed.
~ Mr. oldham reported bill increasing the
compensation of Route and Special Agents
|afP. O. Department, which passed ..A
he Houss ann pdment to th5SSeifae pill
hsi ii sl ssstha: &c of certainciyil Of
q &c army was concurred in.
I ILL., Jfs6ham offered joint resolution ex-
lend iBgs the time for receiving and opening
bids for the transportation Of mails in Vir-
ginia. North Carolinay South Carolina,
Georgia, and Florida, to the LIST. of June
which was adopted.
The consideration Of the bill to organize
general staff was entered into and it was
amended and8passed.
The bill to prevent the absence Of officers
and soldiers without leave swas taken up,
pending the discussion of which the Senate
adjourned.
HousE.-A bill was presented to provide
for the keeping in repair the railroads of the
G. S., necessary for the transportation OF
troops and supplies Laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
The bill to define who shall be exempt
from military service, being the order Of
the day was taken up.
On motion, the House bill was substituted
for the Senate bill and while considering the
Senate bill as amended, the House went in
| to secret session.
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IMPRESsMENT BILLa

We call the attention of our readers
to the Impressment Bill as passed,
which we publish in another column.
The bill seems intended to protect
the producer and those buying~ for
their own consumption. The Farmers
and Planters can now go on in the
cultivation of their crops, without any
fear Of their produce being impressed
at an unfair valuation. Theymay not
receive the prices that Spectators
might have paid had no such bill
passed, but they are assured of a fair
and rcmunerating price.
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ORLANDO.
For the Vindicato

For the Vindicator.
Mr.. EDITOR As the time is fast ap-
preaching when the people of this Congress-
ional District will be called upon to declare
at the ballot-box who shall represent them
in the next Congress, and being the privil-
eye of every citizen however humble to
make his own selection, permit the under
signed to bring before the District gen.
tlemau possessed of qualifications requisite
to an able an efficient represen tative-true
he may not be gifted with eloqucnce If
speech, this however is not serious ohjoc-
ton, as in the present Congress there is too
much speaking, and too little action, which
is painfully felt by the people, as our noble
soldiers say this is the time for action not
speaking We want men of sound minds,
practical aud energetic, who knowing the
wants Of the people and Government, will
attend to it in business like manner, not
waiting K. prepare long speech more often
for Buncomb than otherwise, bat that takHs
hold of a question presented. with the saiheas
zeal, as though he alone was interested iu
its disposal, such man Mr.. Editor is COL
Michael G. Hartman of Staunton. Who
that knows him. will not accord to him
business qualifications. equalled by few
excelled by none. His devotion to South
ern rights none will dispute-the evidence
of which he will carry to bis grave in the
wound received on the blood zaaaeld at
Mcdowell while CALAMITY leading his Regi-
ment We hope Col. Harman- will at once
announce himself Candidate. ss
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boats and add to our Mississippi Ma
Wv. we think Genl. Wheeler and his
HORSE MARINES had better be sent to
this section to try their hands on this,
the boosted, fotilla Of the Yankees.
All is quiet in the neighborhood of
Charleston, but the enemy have been
reported advancing, which up to latest
accounts needed conformation. It was
not believed in Charleston. They can
not delay their attack much longer.
Our forces are expecting it daily and
are ready and eager for the conflict.
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DIED.

On Thursday, the 2sth ut., near Wavnasboro'
MIR. ALEXANDER PATTERSON, aged about SO
years.
On the Goth ult., at his residence in this County
Mr.. CHARLES ARMENTROUT, in the 5sth year
of his age.
The deceased was native of Rockingham, but
has been living in Augusta for the past twelve
years. He was held IN high esteem by all his
neighbours honest man. and good ci,izsn.
AS a patriot he leaves noble record. IL con-
tributed four sons to the Army, one of whom was
killed in the battle of Murfreesboro another Grip
Piled for life in the great battle of Manassas, and
third taken prisoner sick, and carried off by the
enemy when Jackson evacuated the lower Valley
last spring, whose fate is still unknown.
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LIST OF DESERTEEaS
From tic Stanton .arEisiery

fT>HE following named persons, members OF the
i Staunton Artillery, nov absent without
leave, and regarded deserters. reward
Of THIRTY DOLLARS each, will be paid for their
apprehension and delivery to their Company, VIZ -:
PRIVA TIES,
Terence O'Conner, Stanton, said to be in the
9Th Va. Cavalry.
Robert Eddings. Port Republic, now in Stanton.
III. Row, near Grecnville, Augusta County.
John Fuller. Marceus Robinson. Martin Con.
Cannon, Patrick Honnahan, George Brown, Staun-
ton
F. A. Marklay. near Middlebrook, Augusta Co.
John F. RYAN, Scottsvile.
VIM. F. Nader, near Mint Spring.
John Tanbald j. T. Robertson, Stafford Co.
John King, alias Hal v, Maryland.
A. W. CARRIER, Capt. Stanton Art'ry..
Camp near Bowling Green, Va.
March 20, l863.-tf.-Spec copy.
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List Of DeSerterS from the 52Ed r.
ment, Va. Volunteers.

TfNHE following named persons, mellbcIs 49,
4 SIND Reg't Va. Volunteers, are.xs III sxsa{<sss
without leave, and regarded as y Ssss&
reward of $50 each will be paid tVr ~ "a
sion and delivery to their IeSpec 49, - 3 t
Company A :-privates. Jno !. 49, asSs ~ $}}i
VIM AGoph, Richmond (Sub.ttuttT, JSii - ~ 40
Tor, Churchyilie Vim Bossermar ssS42ssis,4 e a.
J ID Beard. Mint Spring; w GyVsSs5 &<{S zs}4ft 81
Jonas Heller. Staunton; David ffftsfHf.
ney John 7 Hunter. do dmes sd
Mcsincup, Churchvllle; Gideon &S}s5stS 40 sSzNs
Hope John ID Mooney, do. Rich tsssss
Juss Parish, Il Switzer, Mt sXx g
Company B.-Privates Charles b Ca W. fSnS
II Garter ohm ID Chandler. Vim ChidtFgs TLgSs
} Clark, WIN II Evans, James Eretwe!l, fss1xs
lin Gardner, John Kraft. VIM II lierndonsslsgs
boro John W Alexander. Alex Bridge. II IteESs ~
rick ID Ii Gay, VIM Oftiighter, Erh W S.stfar 81
Samuel Moses, Sherando; VIM ii CLARK
Myers, New Hope; Gerard McDonaldsC n, ffags
souburg; VIM Diddle, DeerieId w CarpenteiA ses
iGcnce not known; VIM Jones, (substitutej) RcsA,
-'"'pS''' A. J. THOMPSON; z
Capt O.. 81. =
Company Corp. 7 Cate, Stauntor ;'r:.
Yates 7 Brooks, Long Glade; ; Cline, - Il I.
Curry, A s Fawber, Union Church; Bcaj Ha.is,
Mssissipl,i Jesse Humphreys, Summcfaean; " Il
II Jones, Jas a Kershner DeertoIo y |; 5liler.
W Mooney. Smeltz, Wayneshulo Xet k,a1.e,
NOISY Creek; G Rogers, John G Sprouse, ja..ea
Vint, DeerieId 4 Smith, Stanton Samuel
Slusser, Gross Keys Giovanni BetiAe.la l'5es
jos ,yG
Company D-Privatcs Samucl Hos.e.t,.a. =.
Flick, VIM NJ Flick. n B keriicole. Je5'4 t-ea.
Sangersve III Michael, Jas Shpp, Worth s.5us.
tRin II Moore, Daggv. 7 II keems, Il see,
Messy Creek; VIM Hcmple. j Rardai.
| A. AlklIART, Capt,
Company E.-Priyates John Armstrong
| Clarke, VIM Ford, Alex Hams, VIM / i.oa-
Collierstown; Joseph Cash, Jas : Fisher, S4ao~
Dale, kerr's Greek; Joseph Hall, VIA y Need
" ' ~ THos. H. WATKINS.
Company F.-Priyates B Crousehorrl., J
Chandler, Mt Sidney H. Cross Ryan's ! j;raG,
J Huffman, ,ierman Substituted Knupp, Shensr
doah-D Landes, L Lloyd. Aisewenger, Srjts
III Wenger, Harrsonburg-J SWitzer, jn0 -.
JAS. BUMGARnNEa.
Capt Ga. !
Company G.-Prvates d y larger j TO-.
Geo Clater VIM Later, New Hcpe-Jchn C.se
Fish subsitute-J Is Corner, Wayncsboro't
Grooms. J Hume. Long Meadows las II
| Ter, James Mullen, James Marshall. JOAN l'u
lens, Leonard ShowaIteT, Jas Shaner Il & q -.
Staunton-Juncs Tredmarsh. i. BAT
Company H.-Lieut Jas White, VI ay;,c.is,.ss.
Irivates Isaac Airey. Long Glade-Jas E'by
| Cragsville-Jacob Gas IN. Mild ebrook -i'ttr,.
Cundon, Staunton--T ii Craun, = arntnpGv l.,-
lus Donovant, residence not kuown-llrnrs t.. J..
er. Middebrook- Joseph Ingram, Goshr. tr-.
Jacob Jackson, Pond Gap-ijavid X .urr
| idcncc not knnwn-Sanluei lambert. ir,, ....
county-C II Miller, Port krPuJnc = p
| z"ntsanery, Summc.dean-.ioh0 ".
tax co--John W Kealdan. c..
! W liyick. near Staunsan---0 =.
! ton Peter SiIruusc :t.al":
| Pond Gap-A.oy- if"N-j.,
| Tor, Gree!yiiio-- !i"! y
John Webbor. reslG4ngs ao'
| Barracks, Mt Cii!ton-Jus :.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

G1- We are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN
B. BALDWIN, as candidate for election to
the Congress Of the Confederate States in the llth
Congressional District, composed of the Counties
of Augusta, Rockbridge, Rockingham. Pendlcton,
Bath, Allegheny. Highland and Pccahontas.
March H. Isolde.
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AFFAIRS THE SOUTH WEST.


-. while. wesYrlte the attention OF our
80 !. G, 3 - 10 the gigantic
' 80 z s d enemy in the States
s.: 80. bc1, bordor on
.ssss ,sssss aro ho,,of,,1 &c
y s. ',o , ;,o'"l a ~,
II ous; 49, ~; u,ea
ssss1s III |s W Il, sh's nlos'
~ :sss N tp'i'inue '''e Struggle
No. - seGuregf-u'l-
ana really lree' =
81 sak'ssa'sM M ~ gained advanfa-
~ SsssS HI M nowh TO all,
q alen the MAN,
Y x fsa ssSS the time,
Mug SSapillty to use
great effect
II zSnsfs were used
\ ss VA NH nporary advan-
s5gst asE,ass stsElt flNhe possession OF
sSIs 9 Syi f'faceson the river, which
sssss IS .eaa,.lv.uniinportants 80 long as the
snsssf N icks bnrg, and Fort Hudson
I: s 'llely down upon the invading
sFss ~ ssah ruth never eSpect 10 enron
.sAe Lhe tan OF the str"ngh'lds OF the
$500 west, ana We believe the an
s's 'il i, taxing OF men, next 10
Esas ~ possilsc1ioi io' ufl''i lucy na az
uiaoe seYerai unsuccessful, ''''eiliPrs ~
s,sAe lchs1u,S' o ,., i, ~ iloli'
y sna oeiGM' o'a lucy o 4ha a;t g
'n e1n 80 o:'In, ~ .e",o I ,,5 tl';s
VI 'io l11ais an n.laiu io' .t" J 1tI +hn'
pioans So. In; w. "ol d. d. u 1917
.olli''0 mho enem +o ~1o ,1v' oasi~tad
ION. 10y alo 'o,; po'a," the e'' w.
AZ .ne l 1870 ;ah a,-ora n-o 4ho oo,,n
.eln ma.e -, 4lo +;h,,tar;a ie w so tho
ia y o str..aws for several m;l L II from
tha;r h o and l enables the anemv to
rno,,ra - nassaaa for +be;r hoato to tho
oocu4o =. p''5 as5:,a ~. ~ .oaal, hut -o
t,o1;amo 10y ny ,;sa will he If na+er;al dc
oSno o, .,I Nv ,, al1ow;nn tbs;r entrance
I"" nio ~ ~ III oooroo1 n,al-o ON w.:
s n;o r "l anm 49, +ho,,
~, - uas,a;n ',nt;i H. 4ors has; ~
uss 1nlan tho W. a wy ,'at l.' osa;h;1
!eoouo, "nen 10y os'n NV ~ iooslon
10y .As'i e 'nell ioloes! anu oelns pio-
son':u ~" os'u - l0.nio.0o 4il u: III
e eIoo.eve0 nI,n onI .e"l' 'ney W..
linen Iios1 Piooa1ls peconie an easy y
Frey " .ne h ma'cn1 t ooll leu h
'ney wv M ~" ooio,o 'io "a.ois oo9in "
ieoeae. ms es1 1as'ei eApeul'lon rs az
a. a11elnp' 70 W l1nI an acc1ssiole lou'e 70
t .he I Wo ~ VIZ achs s oy ooning lne1
me h a44ooa anu - 0etIS ave. w. ". e
ohar u"o s ,rel aa ' ha1o. md than lnna
n tbe q, torce eS wthont '' Tho ' faar Of
4booso hatta,;es uh;oh ,nada +ho;r far,,o
~ attor'''t ~ land ,,ro ,- suo o s;nna1
sa;lureNpnco Landed tbev hel;ere fher how
gsn eas;lv +olo tho c;tv of V;olshurcys
1'"+ ,~o ,o Ill., 49,, II, enJ 49,
places OF natural strength, with even
few brave and trllH men to defend
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49, Tho death of Gen e. v Sum-

- The death of Gen. E. V. Sum
ner, Of the Federal Army, is announc-
ed ia the late Northern papers. He
died in Syracuse, New York, of con-
gestiye chill Gen. S. resigned upon
the appointment of Hooker to the COM
nand of the Army of the Potomac
He entered the old army in 1919.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-03

4 NEGRO BOY, thirteen years of age, active
n and sprighty. A home in the country and or
a farm preferred. Those desiring such boy would
do well to apply at HlkSHMAN'S STORE.
April ,, lS63.-3t
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LAND FOR SALE.

I Will offer at public auction, ON Friday the
i 10th Of April, 1868, Cat Bruce Peck's Auc-
ton Rooms in Staunton,)
40 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on Christians Greek, adjoining the lands OF
James W. Hudson, ID. S. Young aud others, and
bounded on side by the Scottsville and Staun-
TOO Turnpike road. One Hundred Acres of this
land is in ti'nber-the balance cleared and set in
grass. Any one wishing to buy wood land, would
well by investing here, as it is within four miles
o Staunton. Two trips day could be made with
ease. Terms accommodating.
April 8, l863.-tds H. H. PECK.
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a Administrators Sale

a administrators Sale.
TTNHE undersigned will sell at the late residence
L of George K. Snapp. dec l. near stanton, OF
Thursday, the 9th day Of Aprii, 1863, four Mich
Cows head OF Young Cattle, 40 head of Sheep.
head ofitogs two-horse Wagons | Cart sets
o. Wagon Gear, Farming Utensils. Corn Shelter,
Buggy and Harness, together with a II the House
hol" and Kitchen FURNITURE of said decd.
Also at the request cf the widow and heirs, one
NEGRO WOMAN, and one BOY about Is years
of age.
Terms made known on day of sale.
GEO. BAYLOR. Administrator.
March 81, s63.-tds.-Spec copy.
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THE NEWS.

s"c on svi'1s ra 'o '1 Pa ores' maze a
4ho hr;daa ana +.,-;na n' oo0 culnlns
;no1,,d;n7, . as s' e., SnS ooo pllsonels
# tbrao i,ll IL and e. INSTABILITY o,nda loSS
'.Vo,,l-ao d;snat nv ot Mtonu .1at
T,gs,s a'spa'I ~ e.aees ''aI ol'
No., ed &c., 1 e w ".'t''neu Ny ~
60 sssassg III S1ta' success III
80 Ills tbi dsn w.t. "' 1u s 4Sa4
M iss;ssinn; was fall;nr vt M ,n[''
b;o r. r t,,.o I'D ,d'; - ~ meill-
Ss M ss1ka - u 90 "iiu ~ Ooii'inueS 10
h ~ srad H. y "|''' ''' "a poui-
"A sSss lid r. - ,.;;s ,o.o.to.7 -
5asa.ss,ss ,;tf tho aeu =" NAVE
ss HUI ~. M.'i tll1 eneiny near
IN, + 80, - JU,.s,;',as'S d.,
mo- i ysS s ou' ,. 'l".
Iss, u e eHe5 .'' iobs -
Bss ~o,,arfss 80 ao ~ INV eil'l''y =
Esl1aa .pnd assol i'0 MA. i;i n''lnoer OF
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-03

A memorial INV sSsIs M d
my paying chs ,sssssa.1 sfS Ffdtf7aga Be-
fore The, Sssst Is 0fcloth-
'"E The iu s 'sisis BeEal staff for
armies in the Geld was reported back with
Gag. am endmspt and ordered to be printed.
e A.TtesSs6Sfs vas notified that the House
had -psssedethe following bills-viz a.
metrsa4ng aud Altering the sequestration act !;
authorising ..the discharge of certain civil
officers from the military service of c S. A.
establishiaaa inter and mining bureau.
HousE:Efhe consideration Of the bill
,nappEted Sack from military comqiAee: in
ifornniug what persons shall be exempt from
military sersiesgbfC. S. A. was fostpond till
II o'clocksta
:: : :; ;;:; \! g C ''':
The bill reported back for same commit
tee to continue the pay of all soldiers cis-
charged by reason ofwounds or injuries re-
ceived in the service was made the order of
the day for Thursday next.
The bills authorizing the appointment of
a Register, an additional Clerk and
Draughtsman for the navy; and providing
for the appointment Of additional Quarter
masters of the provisional army authori-
ziog employment Of the best pilots for the
service of Confederate, marine aud provi-
ding for the continuing in service of Sea-
men and ordinary Seamen, NOW IN e. s.
ice, were passed.
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IniSSiOne7.'S Sale.
DY virtue of decree rendered the 18th day
I'D of June, 1860, in the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County, in the case of Savage for &C.. W. McDan-
Aiel, will offer fol sale. at public auction on the
premises on Tuesd"y. the l4th d"y Of april nect,
certain tract OF land in the bill ment toned, con-
tanning
4 ACR Gs,
on which is House and other improvements, sit
Joining the lands of VIM Ochltree and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough in hand to pay the
costs of suit and sale and the balance upon II credit
of 6, II and Is months. the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security, and the legal ii
tie retained as ultimate security.
f. T. ALBEETSON, Comm.
March ID, ls63-tds-Prs fee So.
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CENTR Az HOTEL 4.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, ii
V'HE Proprietor of this convenient liDTEL 70
L specially calls the attention of the
Tre-yoliinE Public
to the situation # his House being immediately on
the Railroad and thereby avoiding all chances of
being left by the trains. His table supplied with
the best the markets afford and his well ventilated
rooms, furnished with
CLEAN BED DftG
afford comfortable entertainment to the WEARY
TRAVELLER. He respectfully solicts the patronage
of the public.
K. W. BAILEY.
March e iS,3-em
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NOT A DESERTER

THE undersigned was surprised and mortified to
i find his name in the list of deserters advertised
by Capt. A. W. CARRIER. He has certificate sign
ed by the Examining Board of the General no spl.
taI at Staunton, composed of F. L. Bronaugh ana
NJ Wayt, and by Dr.. J. C. NJ. Merillatt, Acting
Surgeon in charge, stating that they "have care
fuily examined Private Robert Eddins, Of Capt. :
W. SarAer's. Company, Stauaton Artillery, ana
fina that said soldier is suffering from general de-
bility sequelse of two attacks of Pneumonia, ana
in our opinion his removal is necessary tor his re-
eoverv. and that in consequence Thereon ne Is IN
our opinion unfit for duty. We tnrther declare our
belief that he will not be able to resume his duties
in a less period than thirty days"
He then received permission to go to Fort Ike
public or furloughiof thirty days. from the Sd day
of March to the 'rd LAY of ANp GhrRr rpD,Ss.
April 8, Is69-lt
Notice to ConscriPts.
QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE, !
SrAUSToS, March %, 1868.
r HAVE authority to have detailed for 60 days,
l. from Conscripts in this district such men as
may select for TRANSFERS. None reed apply
to me but such as can come well rec commended for
character and qualifications. For such as prove
faithful, can renewal of detail. Apply
H. NJ. BELL,
April 3,-2ts. Major Q. NJ.
SETTLE UPl:
THE subscriber requests all those who are IN
l. debted to him to come toward and pay him
what they are owing, and request those who have
accounts against him to%present them for ssttle-
menu He also requests those having watches or
jewe1fy in his hands tor repair to call for them, as
he intends to quit his present business.
April 3, l863.-3t LANG.
Wanted.
IN 00O HOOP POLES wanted, for making
lU,OUU Whiskey Barrels. Apply at S,aun-
ton Distillery. MASON j. HARMAN.
April 3, lSG3.-tf.
T. F. MINOR, ROBERT w. BURKE,
Richmond, Va. .. Stanton, Va,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-03

THE holders of Treasury Notes are hereby mott
i fed that their notes may be forthwith fund.
at this office upon the follewiag terms:
All Treasury Notes not bearing interest which
bear date prior to the lst December, 1852 are en-
titled to be funded in Eight per cents up to the
22d OF April next, after which date they only
be funded in Seven per cents.
All Treasury Notes not bearing interest, which
. bear date subsequent to the LIST December, 1861
are entitled to be funded in Seven per cents
Certificates for the amounts paid will be issued
to the parties which will be taken up in bonds or
stock, bearing the same date and interest as soon
as they can be obtained.
BY order secretary Treasury,
A. F. KINNEY,
April l, ls63.-1m G. S. Depository.