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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08
All AND INSp. tsEN'L'S Of ICE,
kIcHMoND, VA, oct. Is, 1858.
General Orders


No. l55
1. Recruiting officers and others forbidden to
grant permits ID conscrlpts deserters, allowing
them their homes, TO remain there for any
purpose. TIE notice already given consep,s is deem
sufficient and deserters entitled to indul-
gence
IL. All parties who have received exemption papers
for disaoiily other Than those granted for permanent
and decided disability must be examined, and the
aw which, there IS TO believe IS too often
6ed be In these in al cases stric iv enorced.
I'll. Mea employed 10 aid enroll z officers must, ii
~eapscripuQL, pc rel u ary enIoed; and un-
subject :" ne sktcia, auly 70 CUES ion oy lne
less oeiailrd ~ ai Peia-'nen', WIZ De report
W lten Oh Ter, OF liz. sogl9ei - be disposed OF as
cd to ths Bureau of COns..
. other cases. eoaAt TOR any
w. Officers will be held to str ct a.>
violation ,.r neg ect sf t.iese orders Sess
The PROVISIONS OF Paragraph |, General Or
No 81 series, exte ndeo officers cf Major
A 81 Coles Dep rtment The payments authorized
Will be mad by any post quartermaster
W. OniDers ana soldiers IN the general service cam
not be transer ed to local companies aud applications
therefore, will not be e1terla ned.
By order.
(S:gned) S. COOPER,
Oct u. Adjt d iusp. GenI.
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OFrtCG VA. CENTRAL II. CO.,


ySHANCE OF SCHEDULE-Ihe following trains
I will b. run on sbis road on and after Monday.
dbe Mail ard Passenger Train leaving Richmond
att O'Clock a. M. for Staunlon and intermediate at
points daily. returning will lesVe stanton at o.
s3ork a NJ and arrive IN Richmond at ol5 r NJ
Tae Accom- odation Passenger Train, leaving
=, smond at $3.50 P. u. for Gordonsville and inter
BIC. ~alnts daily, SUNDAYS excepted, returning
mediate p .rnsvi.le at O'Clock ?. NJ and arrive
will leave Goro. '~loes NJ.
In klch mono at - o.. mrain West of Stannton,
The Mail and Passenger ~ Tuesdays, Thurs
leaving Staunton at $3.50 A. NJ - saAe days.
days and SATURDAYS and returning In. nd alex
TIE Mail Train connncts with the (lranre .. ~aa
andria Mai. Train at Gordonsville tor Kapidan,
at charlottesville for Lynchburg. 1t connects at
Staunton with Stage Lines for Lexington, HARRISON
burg anu points further North Servants travelling
In first class will pay full fare.
The Freight Train leaving Richmond daily, Sun
days excepted at $50 A. NJ and Saunton for the
West at 6:s0 A. M. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Tie trains will not of Miilooro
Ii. ID. KHiTCOMB,
General Superintendent.
Sept, 23-tf
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NOTICE..

* C. YEAkLE, has j.,st arrived from Dixie,
W. with a lne assOf tmeDt of DRUGS and ~-,Sl
MEDICINES, consisting in part. as follows: ny
Soda Su phur, Indigo, Copperas, Alum, As, a
safoetida Cream of Tartar Davis Pain Killer EPSON,
Sa It's, Castor Oh, Gum arabic Gam Oampbor, Sweet
Spirits Niue, kalssm, Copava, Sugar OF Lead ioaide
Persons in want of articles in his line xo1ld do well
to give him cali at Dr. Yoanss Old stand. Every
available means Will oe used IN keeping hand a
general assortment OF Drugs and Medicines.
Sa I 4 4 II
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CoNrENTMENT IN w WEALTn.-Agar said, s<giye
me neither poverty nor ricnes ana this VIII
ever be the prayer of the wise. Our Incomes
should be like oul shoes; if too small, they will
GALL and pinch us /; but Ii too large, they will
cause us to stumble and trip. Wealth. alter all,
is a relative thing, since he tnat has little. and
wants less, is ricner than he that has much, and
wants more. True contentment depends not Up
on what we have; tub was large enough tor Di
ogenes, but world was too small Tor Aiexan
der.
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November 3-tf.

EyIRSIsisf 4.-fo VIA :.-io the County Court OF
Y Augusta November %, 1865, Logan j. Maupin,
Plaintiff
AGAINST
VIM. NJ. knlpple, administrator of Jacob Knipple,
deceased Defendants
On petition require the defendant to give new
bond as administrator OF Jacob Knjppie deed and
to reie. Sc tie plalutt in the uaia nond executed
BY the defrndant as administrator
This day sarne the plaintiff, b. his Attorney. and
it appearing evidence upon the oath or The plain
siff that sail defendant, VIM. W. knipple bas LETT
this commonwealth, it is ordered that he be sum
noned to uppear here the first day OF the next
tel of this Court show cause ii any he can why
the prayer of said petition shall not be granted and
that copy of this order be published for four
cessive weeks in the Staunton Spectator and posted
at the front door of the Court House.
Nov 24-4ts Cop}--Teste
WM A. BURNETT, ID. G..
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1,o Tus FARMEAs or Angus

ITO THE FARMEAS OF AUGUSTA
l. C0UNTY.-The undersigned, Comun;tee ap-
onted 10 aisburse ton0s the G r,otaSlpn tor
the relet o. the famliies OF eoluniee,s how IN tie
field are prepared purchase wheat d ,ur, corn, rye,
and wood. They sell to the above smil.s at about
one half price, and they earnestly request those lar
mers who have the above articles for SAT- TO give
hem call Deio e dispos ng OF tbem else where;
j w CRAWFORD,
" b kalSER.
j. Z. WHEAT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ADJT Il INSP K GENLS OFFICE
RICHMOND, October z5th, 1868. 5
GENERAL ORDERS, |

l. The practice ofrelieging officers fro commands
to which they have been appointed and assigned, and
oroerlbg th m TO report In person to THIS Office for
further assignment VIII cease unless specially requir
ed by ordeis from this Office.
Ill Sedle returning home fuIluugh, or on
reaching places at which they will during sur
Tough, sli Immediately report to the enroll
ing oIbcer vino viii keep register of Ih, ir names,
descriptive list, place where stationed by whom the
iurlough was granted ano the tln-e at whicl 1t
Llres.
H. When at the expiration Of his furlough, and
being at a distance irom arg Hospital Examining,
IS ard scld ei unable 10 travel ihe enioilng of
hcer will order him before the Board Examiners for
conscripts and the medical officer oi the by
sici MS employed" copcurring, they will forward to
his commanding General, with statement of h.s
Case, recommended on f6r an extension of iurougb
not to exceed thirty days, duplicates being also sent
to the SuIgtoa General But when soldier is acces
sicle to general hospital, he will be before the
Hospital Examining Board, who will confolm to the
preceding Instructions.
lV, la cases ot sickness or wounds, which, from
any cause, are neg ec;ed or do not receive proper
treatment, the disability In consequence being pro-
laaeed the sadies will be sent, cy the enro,;: 4f
GER to the nearest camp OF instruction for trsament
IN hospital
v Reronmend alton for extension of leave to Off
and iurlou hs to so ders and mcdlcd certificates
to officers, and certificates ofdlsabilty soldiers i'll
only be given by authorized Boards of Ex mlners; ;
or, in GRACE the first ion OF Paragraph
Ii of this order Dy tDe Board of Examiners for
scripts. Recommendations er certificates from PR
vate physicians or ttom medical officer singIy, will
not be received. Paragraph III and i73, General
Regulations, and Paragraph |, General Order No 81
Current Series from this office, amended toa :cord
with this paragraph.
VI. Furloughed soldiers i'll not be permitted to
go within the lines of the enemy
VII. In the medical examination of substitutes
the instructions aud requirements OF Paragraph /
1872, General Regulations, Paragraph f., Medical
Regulauons,) viii be ully adhered te; aud II SUBJ
sttute ias to meet the conditions of t1at paragraph
he will be r,jected,
By order,
(Sgned) S. COOPER
Nov 10 Adj't and Ipspr Gen'l
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ADJ'T AND iNSP'R GEN'LS 0!FiCE,
kIcHMONp, VA. Nov IL lo63

ADJT AND iNSP'R GEN'LS OFFICE
kIcHMoND, Va, Nov. 1s, lo63. 5
Genersl Orders, No. IA.
The pay aud allowances of men detailed for work
except tor Govern neut work, will cease during
detail thereof fuli wages wli paid teen
by The persons or parties TO wnom they ars ordered
to report
Conmissartes Or Assistant Ccmmis ar!es ut subsis-
tsuce particularly di ected General Or der, No.
%, March IL, le62. Tne.e commanding 'thcefs will
also that only he number of enii- ted actual.
iy present dutr, Included in provision returns,
AID that II an, charge taxes pl4ce tn
ing the ef od drawo for. that corresponding al
iomance Is duly m2de on the next subsequent retus
and also that the rov drawn well taken care
OF and e. economically used. BY order.
tSigued s COOPER,
Dec AdJt& lisp General.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

IRON CONTRACT. The difficulty of procuring
iron in the Southern Coniederacy to be used
in castiny shells and round shot gave the officers
in the Ordnance Department vast deal of trou-
ole till Gen. Beauregard came to their relief
He has contracted with Gilmore and Dahlgren
of the Federal army, for several tons per day,
and those contractors are delivering it at Fort
Sumter free of charg., and without the slight.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

DR.. JAMES G.. GREEN.-This long imprisoned
young surgeon has been released from his con-
inement in Fort Norfolk, and is now in Rich
mond, having been admitted il exchange, in
virtue of the recent arrangements for the ex-
change of Surgeons. Il will be remembered
that DIR. Green was held as hostage for DR. .Ruck-
er, but, siuce the latter escaped. we presume
the Yankees concluded to give DR.. Green the
benefit of 1T, and so exchanged him.
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MISCELLANEOUS.



The ep Sster; d r ei Maj kaanl; Aurora Fioyd
NC Name; Famine. Cosette; Marius; The Romance
II a Poor Youpg Man
The Lie # STUNEWALI JACKSON" oy Vir-
g'nian The Lite OF Lieut.. Gen. T. j JACKSON, by an
Ex Cadet;
Oar Own FIRST Reader
Our own SoeIlin Book
IvA UsIC FOR THE FIAMo.
Who will Gaze ter Mother now;
Mother IS the battle over
Harp of the South awake
V4rginiao Marseliaise.
Annle Of the vala
Kathleen Mavourneen
We have parted; "see at your feet supplia ut
When this cruel war is over
Keep me awake Mother.
All quiss along the Potomac tonight.
hock NE to sleep mother. Nv wife and child
LIE South The Southern Soldier Boy
ALMAMACS FOR 1864.
Alu,an to- IL uoffh n 4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08
THE ORIGIN OF THE NAMES OF THE
DAYS OF THE WEEK.

In the Museum at Berlin, in the hall devoted
to NOrthen antiquities, they have the represen-
tatioas of the idols from whom the names of the
days of our week are derived. From the idol of
the sun comes Sunday. This idol is represented
with his face like the sun, holding a burning
wheel, with both hands on his breast, signifying
his course around the world. The idol of the
moon, from which comes Monday, is habited in
d short coat, like man, but holding the moon
in his hands Tuisco, from which comes Tues
day, was one of the most ancient ana popular
gods of the germans, and is represented in his
garment of skin, according to their peculiar man-
Ter of clothing. The third day of the week was
dedicated to his worship. Wooden, from whence
came Wednesday, was valiant prince among
the Saxcns. His image was prayed to for ylcto-
ry. Thor, from whence Thursday, is seated ON
bed, with twelve stars over head, holding a
scepter in the right hand. Frigs, from whence
We have Friday, IS represented with bow in
his left. He was the giver of peace and plenty.
Sorter, from whom is Saturday, has the appear
ance of perfect wretchedness; he is thin visaged,
long haired, with long beard. He carried
pail of water in his right hand, wherein are fruits
and flowers.
THE GREED FOR GolD.-The Rev. B.shop
James O. Andrew, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, writes to the Southern Christian Adj
yocate
The accursed greed for gold is running thous-
ands of our people for this world and the next
the past season has been unusually propitious.
Our barns and crios have been full to overflow
lDg, and yet numbers of our planters refuse to
sell corn at two dollars per bushel. Many of
our friends and countrymen who have been for
ced to flee from their homes before the approach
OF our cruel invaders, have come among US, and
many of our rich planters, whom God has great
iy blessed, are unwilling to sell them corn at all
fer fear it VIII get higher, and they lose few
dollars in the sale. God has given as an abun-
dant crop this year, and thus we show our graft
ltude to Him. Is there no danger that He will
set his eyes upon US for evil, and cut off our
hopes and prospects In coming time2 May Gad
reform and save US.
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HAVING taken the old stand of McCorkle q Lusk
IL at he Poiut, Tor the purposeo conducting the
Commission And Forwarding Business,

sorit the custom of the old concern and pubic gen
erally Their Lumber House is large and veil aoap
ted produce intended for sh pmeat being situated
Immediately on the Canal where beats eau come up
to The very door. Will also run III coanecton WIN
this house, w regular BOATS with caIefui ana
sponsbe Captains, making transP'irta9on OF goods
and produce as safe AID quick any other line.
They are also fitting Up store room, which viii
soon be ready, when they viii keep as good stock
as the times will ADMIT of and vii sell mem TOO on
as reasonable terms they can be bought elsewhere.
Goods &c. nust necessarily be his during The war
but will adopt the old motto, and endeavor car
ry it out viz z:-s'Quick sales and small profits.
We will also trade for all kinds of produce.
Freight to be shipped by Packet Boats must be de
hyered here.
Persons bringing produce house will pass the
toll bi dge free OF toll.
All persons indebted. 70 the old concern of McCorke
d Lusk wall please forward and settle their ac-
counts. CALVIN MeC0RKLE,
A. H. LUoK,
Nav i9-tf JOHN GIBSON
ssy- Staunton Spectator ana Lynchburg Virginan
please copy, and send their bills to this otce-Le1
I6 70
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- UtsAR STOLEN - n the 18Th Of il month
ugar which they say they took from a so ernment
amb lance, in hich they VIII man put it,
owner ha, yet come tor it, aud unless aim is
m.de and proc adduced, ] will ask the .iustlpg.
Iou to make disposition of 1t.
Zee las. JOHN r. KURTZ,
Asst Iolice utrcer
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COMMIsssGN n Ess'> sALE .F LAND.

TOMMISSfGN EsA'N SALE ssF LAND...Or
~ SaTURDhY, Dec ae'er th l,s3 In pu suane
o. Gee ee OF the Clic,G oo...t ct Augusta county.
Ill sell, puofe sF,cS,cn tie premises the trac
of land belonging TO tie estate of tSaiey Shumate.
his properly eoHta,as al ut 600 Acres, of which
800 ere Ell tlnhsre0, a1d the .hole eli waaerea ano
IN good cOIdiJlUl.
The buildings re anG;celt, convenient and COM
Portable and the enclsg n good order. There aIe
good oret aroson the iarin e"d the whole establish.
meat is we'll appointed anu sept uI,
Ii is about IL ili.ss tfam Staunen near Parr as
or M ffetts branch, aa -.D.1 the lanes of James B,
erS VIM Howe ana Others and Ia conyeflert to
churches, school, at is.
Ab0ut so acres have heeG seeded in wheat which
will be sold al ihs same :lme
The attention. fpu CHASER is invited to this prop
erty as really vaiuaoe and desirable.
TERMS: Vhls properly " % pui chased at a sale
under decree ai Ne Citcat Court. ,out S $500 OF
the purchase ncney resnaus 20 be paid as Ie.iows:-
s2,ouO on 10th ssrch, 1864; ZOO on 2Jth March
1868; and ST.. Oh 18th yarch 1856 the whole
bearing interest Until paid. iLese paymeuts must
be met by the pucaaser to the satisfaction of the
Court. The residue u the purchase money NAV ell
ter be PAD ~ hand at ghe sale or may be kept on
ntsret anu pare "a e. la sialments divided at the
t,lie OF the other payments as the purchaser may
choose. For tue pasca7 IS tc DE made in Court the
purchaser must gre be- and saeariy and the title
VIII be retained IN i. .Ls p--yr.ents are made
JOSEPH S. SaUMATh, Com'r
Rock. Register, lex. uazett:s aad Richmond Wing
lweekiyf copy aad Send Dill to TINS Office
VALUABLE I4.UN WORKS AND
FARMaNs; LANDS FOR SALE. So
The oeath OF Joseph >mith and my own alva1ced
age have aetei mined me 10 sei' at Staunton,
SaturdaT. the 18Th GaV of December.
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THE Government, it is said, will put large
number of wagons On the road between Green's
boro, North Carolina, and Reidsville, the incom-
pleted gap in the Piedmont Railroad, for the
purpose of transporting supplies Of corn and ba-
con frem the Gulf States for the army. Depots
of provisions will be established for the storage
Of large quantities of supplies at Danville and
Gre .nsboro,' and intermediate points.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

TH RALEIGH JOURNAL says the War depart
ment at Richmond, has decided adversely to the
appeal of those taken as conscripts from the Or
ange Factory, on the ground that the company
have exacted more than seyenty-five per cent.
profit, in violation Of the act of Congress. The
thing. Some other corporations might be inclu-
ded in the category.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

dptOn REWARD.-Stoenf from the stable of
DIUU the subscriber, near Staunton, ON last
night 18th inst, young dark bay Horse years old
last Sprng, white upon him, except little on the
end of his nose about 16 hauds hign, rather light
made, and good looking horse He had little
hick place on he right hind leg. between the pas
tern JOINT knee the back part OF the leg, had
blind bride when taken.
The above reward will b. paid 10 any one deliver
ing him me, CIR by giving me information that
NAV get him. VIM. Z. TATE.
Nov lift
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4 US.UsiA COUNTY COURT C,srRk's
N OFFI;'E. TO wit.
Taken up. by deorae G.eaver, on his land near
,auntoa, last spring. OF the following d-cflrten to
wit:
Heifer Of red ,lor. no flesh or marks percep-
tibie supposed to be three ears OLD and appraised
at s i2j.
Extract Testel
Dec 1-3ts VIM. A. BURNETT, D. C.
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s'lt's quite too bad of ye Darby, to say your
wife IS worse than the Devil ssAnd place your
reverence, can prove it Dy the Holy Scripture
Il can be the powers Didn't your rivirence,
in sermon yesterday, tell us that If We resisted
the Devil he fee from us Now If resiss r
wife she Iii IS at me 70
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ADJ'T AND INSP'R GEN'LS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Nov. %, 1858. !
Gener1Z rders No. ISL.
Forage Ia klnd wrA be issued officers entitled to
1T sta,iuped, by orders I'll. ar Depa tment, ct
posts and in the ie ID tor hut one 40: 81 EACH In
iieu of forage eight liars d month may BE- allowed
tor each horse waich the off. er be eat tied -
cert,tca in each wilI be gwen that tne "hor-
ses ile actually kept erv'cs and mustered.
II; sp:.'ce. st The Aciu ant Generu Quartermas
ter Conlnissary excap, pu ch sing Coun,i ssaries
Medical ai d Usdnanc Del astnents, signal and beg.
imea.at lex ept commanders OF reg mensl
a Su .alterns OF arnl-ry who afe serving Ia the
u, Ill oe embraced in the PROVISIONS III aragrah
l. OF this der Unless otherwise ordered special
cases by tbe commanding General.
By order.
Ts,gnedl s. COOPER,
Ad;utant and Inspector seneral.
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IORsE sTOLEN-.s,OO REWARD

HORSE STOLEN..$iOO REWARD.-.On
L il FRIDAY night the Esd OF October there was sto
len from The pasture-6ed OF the subscriber at Nc
Ga eisvilie, Rockingham colnty, tine looking SOk.
1. FL MAKs, 3 years old last Spring. and about Is
hands high Sic IN good order, aid when stolen
had no sloes on. never having been sl"d she Is
quite gepte abd W rks well In a COLI Of her age.
;'e ~sd of *l0o Will te gwen Tor her recovery.
M, Jos EPH MAUZY
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NIGGER OR BRIGADTER - A friend OF Yankee
soldier, who was suffering from painful wound,
sid to him, sWeli, Tom, do you feel like ge-
ing back 10 the army when Jour wouad Is se,,
.'No, not unless could go back estfss as . piSS<
ger or Brigddicr GoDeral,'' 80 .e
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NOTIGE

The undersigned has IemYved to nr Young's old
customers Having purch4se of DR.. Young his en-
tire stuck ot pnUG>, MEDICINES &c, and having
emidoSea an excellent dsugg,st he Wi carrs on the
ID, W au IS. hop ng receive liberal share of
pau onage. Cast. required on delivery of articles
c. c. YEAKLE.
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" I1RG1NsA
Y IN Angus "A co. COURT. Nov. 23d, 1863.
Tie Court deemiug fne services Cons sble ex-
pedient tor the Churehyili. district in this county il
is oroered Jran an Gle ton be held according to law
10 supply the existing. the person eiec-
ted to serve during the unexpired term. Said eec-
ton to be held on the Sd saturday ia December next,
t, b. supermtended by the Commissioner and officers
heretofore appvin,eu tor said Dis,rict.
GxtracJ-tesIe.
MM A. BURNETT, D. C.
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: am about TO leave tie town OF Staunton, /
n hereby cali upon all persons who lef, WATCH
Els with me to repair call aud get them Other
wise will leave them in charge Of my successor
Mr.. T. s. Swain, who will con inue the watch re-
pairing and jswelry business at my late stand.
Nov. 24- 5ts* w. jonas
NIOTlCE--W have just received a lot
~ Cotton Yarns,
"A Cotton, 7-8 do,
3-4 Osnaburg. rs do, S-4 do.
SALT,
TOBACCO,
TANNERS OIL,
SUGAR.
Nov 23-lm p. B. g. j. B. HUJE.
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HOUSE AMI lUI AT AUCTION e...in
1 l. pu fsu anae ola ot the ircuit Court of
gusta in tie case OF ilga6v vs. br an. will as
ON III 5, .onsr afponte 81 4 cree, on the z4th
of lecember sell It plbiie anetiOn, ouse aud OF,
in the .own sauT.t II, sltassed aisgohaiIy across
from the resiieoee MIR. ?. n. Poweil
he use is built % .egs, rwS stories high with a
back guiding he los il GOOD one, and has Deen
recently ell enclosed.
he nouse with sfnIs repa RS. would be comfort
able residence
/: he sale ,.ili take place at L. cock, near o c..
Nor i. coraar Tesns Ii d. known ty OF SALE
&c l. Ats. H. Ii 81 lUAHI, Com1r.
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Ilps,IEs FuR THE SO,.nIERS

- UP.4iIES FOR THE SOLDiERS.r..
y car vii leave Staunton every Friday morn.
ing % convey snch supplies pesoss desire to
sena 10 Sher ir ends the army in charge Of rela
bic person who will TO ths,r deilvery at cnnve
n,sn, point Packages should be delivered (pai My
ma ke y On Thursda, o. very early on Friday. Per-
sons who wish can deliver pa kases at FshsrsvIle
ard Wavnesooro which will also be taken
Nov "A HIM BELL. Major h @ NJ.
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IVA UsIC FoR THE FIAMo.
ALMAMACS FOR 1864.

Almanacs tor 1854 n the plau the old Hagers-
town Dutch English Almanacs For sale by
Nov "a ROBE COWAN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08
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4 GGUSfA Cot NTY Cot Rr CLEAh'S
N OFFICE. Nov. s0th, 1873.
AIKEN up by <. =. tairar, on bis land in Augusta
county, about two miles vest OF Churchville, es
tray of the follow ny description ta wit:
a Low OF bripde culor with VI hite belly and white
across the ramp and shoude $, a1d crop OF right
supros to be three years old and app al ed at
$75 by baxter Crawford, I'd a. d Johns and John II
bear Ext. act--IeS.e,
zee l-3.s* w. r. JEWELL. D. G.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

M'CORKLE, LUSK & CO.,
JORDANo POIT1.
Lex 'Lglon, Va.