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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-04-19
ADJT & INSP'R GEMS OFFICE, I
RIcHMoND, Va, March 1854
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. SO.

NO. 3d.
I: The Bureau of CONSUMPTION will proceed to en-
roll all persons between the ages of seventeen and
eighteen years. and betwee the ages of fortyye and
fifty years, under the 5th section of the Act Of Con-
gress to organize forces to serve during the
z. Persons liable to enrolment will present them
selves to the enrolling office in the States of the
Mississippi RIVER within thirty days from the day
when the notice shall beg ieen in the district
ty by the enrolling officer for persons OF this class to
appear for enrolment. The failure to comply with
this notice will subject the defaulter to liability to
be called into the general service with The class OF
persons between ghteen and foTty-fve unless he
Shall have Yaid therefor to be Judged of by
the Bureau of Conscrptioa.
g.. Any person Liable to enrolment under this act
may jon company for local defence which has
been formed under General Orders, No. Sc, ISSUED
26th June 1868, FOR the war or any other company
for local defence which has been accepted into the
services and which, by the terms of it's enlistment is
liable to serve any where within the State; or per-
sons Of this class may form companies for local
defence and special service under General Orders,
No. Sc 1858 for the wal, and select their own off,
GERS.
BY order.
(Signedl s. COOPER,
Adjt. and Insy. General.
9. Commandments will keep separate and distinct
roll of persons between the res of seventeen and
eighteen ana forty five and fifty.
g 8. Commandants of conscripts will assign to du-
tvs supporting force tor CONSUMPTION service, such
persons as may be recommended by the examining
boards as unfit for the field but competen for this
services and when as many as sixty.four such per-
sons are so assigned they will be organized into
company elect treir officers, and return the muster
rolls to the commandants, and if there be not suf.
ficient number to form company In e.ch Congres-
sional district, then the commandment may assign q
sufficient number of persons between 46 and so years
of age, so to nplete ampany from each Con-
gressional district, competent officer of the rank
Of colonel will Rs assigned by this bureau to organ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-04-19
no THE PEOPLE OF. AUGUSTA.

In response to the call made upon me in the last
number Of the Spectator by "Many Voters" and
at the urgent solicitation ola large number of my
elIow-ctizens, announce myself a Candidate for
the office OF Clerk of the Circuit Court of Augusta
fully of the responsibilities that attach
the position but trust that do not er-estm ate
my capacity when express the hone that will be
able to iuf the duties of the office to the satisfac
ton of the public. Is
To those with whom am not acquainted, it may
not be out OF place 10 say that disabled soldier
having lost leg while in command of company
from this county, (the "West Augusta Guard" 5th
Va. Regt.) at the battle Of Charlottesville. Being
permanently disabled from further service to the
country in the field l am induced to turn my atten-
ton to civil pursuits, and promise if elected to the
position seek. to devote TO its duties all the
energy and industry, and whatever of talent may
possess.
w 18th this brief statement, I respectfully submit
my claims the people of Augusta, TO whose arbitra
ment whether favorable or uniavorable will cheer
fully submit jus. N. KYA
MY experience in last Summers campaign, and in
lNl the few short marches have made since, warns
that m efficiency in my present capacity, as Cap
tain of Go E, slst Va. Infantry il greatly diminish
ed on account of severe would III lett shoulder, the
effects of whch seem to be lasting and fearing that
will be unable t. render the service likely to be
quired of me in the field, /, IN compliance with the
request of many of my friends. announce myself a
Candidate for the cerksaip of the Circuit and County
Mar side. J. O.. MATTHEW.
3 wv WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
as Candidate for the Office of Clerk of the County
Court of Augusta, at the ensuing election in May
next ekep Feb. 16-tde
MTE are authorized to announce
wv asVe JOHN j. LAREW
candidate for the office of Sheriffalty for Augusta
county. ~ Feb 16-tde*
ME are authorized to announce
wv Mr.. SAMUEL. PAUL,
as Candidate for the office of Sherittalty for An
gusta county. so Feb 23-tde*
rTNO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA II
l. hereby announce myself a Candidate tor cleo
on to the office of Clerk of tn Circuit Court of this
county. - e A. +. Kinney.
March 15-tde ssls @
WE are authorized TO announce
wv JEFFER SON KINNEY,
as Candidate to the cerkship OF the County Court
of Augusta county. 1u1s
March 22-tde -
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The WAR PowER-A j JUDICIAL OPIN-
IoN.-The Supreme Court of Alabama
has recently rendered avery interesting
decision, which is with immediate refer
ence to military substitution, but reach
es to conclusion that has not yet been
fully announced. 1t is decided by this
court that "the war power of the Gov
eminent authorizes to exhaust, it nee
essary, the entire military force of the
country in men, money, and every other
available material of war. From this
broad proposition the court readily adj
vances to the conclusion that it is not in
the power Of any Coz gress to grant
permanent and arepeala6le exemptions
from military service, upon any terms
or any consideration whatsoever but
that all exemptions granted by Congress
must be taken under the implied condi
ton that, if the exigencies ofthe country
require, they may be revoked and sci
aside; and that each successive Congress
must be the Judge of what the public
defence and the necessities of the coun-
try, from time to time, require.
DeBow's Reosew is soon to be reyiv.
ed. 1t will be published by Evans &
Cogswe.l, Columbia, S. G. The first
number will be issued in July. Let
tiers relating to the business or editorial
of the work may, we learn, be address
ed to B. F. DeBow, Columbia, S. c.,
or to J. d. B. DeBow, Columbus, Miss.
Literary and other contributions are So
licited. g.
Terms of subscription-$1o for
months, S. per quarter, payable in ad-
vance. Retail price OF single numbers
$1.75. Booksellers and others sending
their orders, accompanied with the cash,
will be allowed discount of SO per
cent.
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! EM ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE "A convention of
J. the Sons of Temperance met on invitation of
tom on Monday, the 1st day of March Court, and
after having considered the topics presented TO de-
liberation, adjourned to meet at the same place. on
Monday, the Ist day of April Court, at two o'clock,
p. M. -,
Delegates representing five subordinate divisions
were present.
A cordial invitation is hereby given to Divisions in
thls well as in adjoining countess to send strong
deteg atoms to this meeting. and, @H
As many Divisions have ceased to operate from eau
growing out Of the war, any members of such dis
banded organizations are invited to be present. aud
co OF these deliberations, that suitable meas
may be adopted for revlving the slumbering
erges of this admirable institution end giving it
greater efficiency. $3.50 cs..
ADri1 Ig-2t BY ORDER.
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WE are authorized to announce
wv JEFFER son KINNEY,
Candidate to the clerkship OF the County Court
of Augusta county. &re ta
March 22-tde
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-04-19

a. On yesterday week { Monday,
the 11th,) the James River was high
er, at Richmond, by a few inches, than
in the great freshet of 1847. 1t has
never been known to be SO high since
the time whereof the memory of man
runneth not to the contrary
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BY ORDER.
m rra RlfgyARD,-Kanaway from Eizabe
shs lal&k - E1irnaca near Pond Gan. ON the nio]

cana can rom sbs nsb
Of the 6th inst. the following named Negroes:
RAFE, very black man, with crooked feet, about
feet, 6 inches high; FRANK, very black, stammers
in his speech MAJOR very low in stature, of GIN
ger-bread color; SANDY, lark brown boys. abou,
feet high HENRY, of light brown color with small
mustache; NEAL, small yellow negro, slender IN
form. and sprightly in appearance LESTER, low
black boy, ABOUT S feet inches high; BILL, an old
negro very black, with front teeth out; BEVERLY,
a young man of moderate size and very black.
$lO0 reward will be paid for the arrest and Geliy-
cry of Lesser and Bill and $50 for each of the others
April 19-2ts* d. ID. FORMER.
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-TOVJN;. EMP ERltR

i years old IN May, of superior muscular power
and action; was sired by Hon. VIM, e. Kives imper-
ted bay horse Emperor, the fastest large horse in
America making with ease his mile three minutes
to a sulkey His dam is bay Trufls mare of super
itr merit. Young Emperor viii make season al my
stables, and will stand at Loo. insurance, and w.
grooms fees Pasture for mazes can be had at forty
Cents ner day s.. B. FINLEY,
Anril 19-4ts Riverside, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-04-19

W On Tuesday last, the dwelling
of Messrs. Jas. H. & Preston Todd, near
Mt Scion, in this county, was con-
sumed. 1t is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-04-19

WE are authorized to announce 81 Es
3 wv WILLIAM a. BURNETT,
as Candidate for the Office of Clerk of the County
Court of Augusta, at the ensuing election in May
next Hsu Feb. 16--tde
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THE YANKEE C0NGREss.

49, We invite attention to the cir
culars No s and No IA published in
our advertising columns. The Confed-l
crate Government now expects every
man to do his duty. It will be but
short time before the greatest struggle
since the war will take place. The en-
envy are concentrating all OF their a..
valuable force for a mighty contest,
Virginia will be the stage upon which
this great and bloody tragedy will be,
ena cted.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-04-19

XXTE are authorized to announce
wv Va 5aaJOHN j. LAREW
candidate for the office of Sherfalty for Augusta
county. 5. Feb l6-tde*
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-04-19

lie such companies into regiment if there be the
requisite number of companies or into battalion.
II there be less than ten companies or into two bat
talions, if deemed preferable.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-04-19

Certificates of exemption for officers Of the Confed
crate and State Governments will De given by the
commandments for the State.
II. Investigation Of applications for exemption.
l. All ether applications for exemption shall be
ade in writing to the enrolling officer of the county
or district in which the applicant resides shall be
supported by his adavit and other sworn testimony,
and dealt with according to the provisions of para,
graph III, of General Orders No. 81, A. and T. Ct. o.
current series.
2 Every application for exemption should be care
fully, minuteiy and thoroughly investigated by the
local enrolling officer, with the aid of the temporary
board to be organized under the I'd clause of para
graph III of this circular and be thereafter trans nit
ted to the commandants of conscripts for the State
with report of facts and their respective opinions on
the merits ofthe application.
The report of facts should be somewhat in detail
setag orth in regular order the facts developed In
the investigation, giving briefly the reasons for the
opinion expressed and instead of being put In the
form Of an endorsement, will be made on separate
sheet of paper.
The inves igation should not be confined to an ex,
animation OF the application and the pepes that ac-
company it. or merely into the truth ofthe statements
therein made, but should be directed with view of
ascertanng all the facts and circumstances Of the
case and the exact condition Of the parties with rsa-
ton thereto.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-05
BRANDRErH'o PILLS.

They ezpe. tie poiions which threaten ife E,sy
time sick person purged by this vegetable remed,
he has less viated hamofs aud mote f AVID 's1f, as
any can prove by taking single dose. rer-or, Oh.
spare habits gain flesh aud strength while u.ng them.
Every time fe.t few days or weeks from the parga
ton we make hlid. from our food which replace
uusound that the Pits have olusei 70 be- cycu-
ated. Each time eat ths process, we cxpr f.r-
ther quantities Of Impurities, which ore again replaced
by fluids ss and less impure that 90 short lime by
continuing this treatment bring back the vAo s
Of auas humors TO that state Of pulit which oausu
tuies health, or Braudreth's Pills only take away hu-
mors which unsound l5l2daw
Sold by all respectable dealers In medioines O7lodaw
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fRarktts
BOSTON CAITLE MARKET.

nus ION Cal LII MAhh Ell.
AT CAMBkIDGE AND BRtGArON
For fte ocek ending ieA.esa q, dug. trf 1864
AMOUNT oF srocR At NARKEr.
Cattle Sheen. Shotes Fat Hogs. Calves
This week POS GOs2 so 200 400
5 On, y gA ,s, a13 553 i 2S zoo 800 500
bHsr CAuLE-Exta at and heavy emium Oxen,
quality 1000 100; 81 quality s75 go per
100 ts. cn total weight Of hide, tal!oV and dfessed
Working oxen slola 500. or according to value a,
Mich cows. $50 sio extra god 500 ssj
without caves as may be agreed hrrow and ordt
nary SIS $50.
sheep ana Lambs, 5 l-2a7 &c on live weight; Lambs
$500 IS 90 per head
shltes-W holesale 10 Oa0O0 Oci retail IL ~ per
10 Fat Hogs 00c per d.
Veal calves 5000 $1,000 per head.
Hides 10 liza II 10 per ID. Calhkins 25e per h. or
$50 81 Is each
Iallow II u O-0c per ID.
Pelts Zoe a 20 each Lambs 81 90,
MISUNDERSTANDING big throw Of stock, not because
ieed here, but because not wanted In the country,
where the feed dfed up The large supply last week,
WIN the excessive hot weather has broken down the city
that butchers say that they lost every load
cent to market consequently they buy only cheaper
but spaugy this week. think about ore cent per ID.
less tLan week Fair young stock sold at Cambridge
IN q to lie per 10 One butcher rather boosted at
having bought tor SIS per nead two years olds that he
thought Won dress AGO lbs each &c. Few North, IN
oxen over lie. Very choice steers lac, last
week lac. Light Western at l0o. sheep and Lambs,
worse u possible than ewes think lambs sold al
nearly Orqui ~ per head less than week ago
Heard one butcher offer 10 give 500 IL any would
take lot OF commissioned lambs OFT his hands lot
Of elm lambs al q 90 others at $50 $500 TO 81 80
such would have brought SO 80 two weeks ago.
Few sheep weighed Neas, iu low b, ei
aud mutton. Market hard all round Cattle from the
West TINS week. 1863, last week, 75O-And about liOO
sheep and lambs Market o,erst oked, duh, low and
appears 10 be gfuwi worse.
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TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA


L -
~ On 3 IEhlDDlCAL DhDfS,
LYONS fEhOul Al DROPS,
lhE GhEAI FEMALE REMEDY
IhE HhEAl FEMALE REMEDY F.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS Cure all complaints
incident 30 ae Eek, and remove all distractions OF ma
tu-c nom whatever cause. producing health, Vsor aud
strength.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS are better than all
Fuis, Powders and uoslfl being dud preparation
their ,ctiou s direct aud positive and 10 needs nothing
Uu good common % aud understand the
way they cute OH those Ills 90 whicA the female system
subjected with dispatch and degree OF &c Ainy which
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iarotcal.
Il ANNEDY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4
he attention Of the public ia called to this most ex-
ceent Of all Linimeutl perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that flesh Is heir g..
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by staSnadon Of the fluids, arising from
checked prespirations cured by few bottles Ken
uedy's Rheumatic Eminent.
sPRAINs
Are caused by extension and sudden Reaction
of the muselesis cured by few hotties OF Kenucdys
Rheumatic Liniment-eqlally good for man and beast
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain, Is caused by Inflammation Of
The ncrves-is Instantly cured by few applications Of
kennedy Rheumatic Eminent.
PLEURISY
Is Inflammation Of the lining Of the rbs-is cured by
a few bottles Of kenuedy's Rheumatic Eminent.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh and
Ing Of the ussues-is instantly relieved by kennedy's
CRAMP
Is contraction OF the muscles, caused by sudden stop.
page u the nervous huid, which prevents animal life
having free h1woured by few applications OF Ken
nedy's Rheumatic lniment
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take a spoonful Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
in warm water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARsr NESS
Are caused by an unnatural dryness Of the glandswet
piece Of flannel with Kennedy's Rheumatic Lnimcnt,
apply It ON going 10 bed and you will be well in the
HEADACHE AND THRoBBING OF THE TEN
PIES
Is caused by pressure from nsensibe perspiraon-s
cured by few applications Of kennedys Rheumatic Lii
uimcut.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in tue circular around each bot
tie
FOR AN ULCERAlED SORE THROAT,
You will take teaspoonfl Of the Eminent and four
teapoonics Of water Garge the throat twice day In
fow days h. will be we'll This teAspoonful will be
vOrth a dollar % you,
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tonsils and palate,
wi dry, hacking cough, you will dilute the Lument
with four or Ave tines ts bulk Of water gargle the
throat and swallow the moisture. This neuer fails.
fisgo1d f5r To5thlche, ElrIche SosHed Face and
inflammation Of every kind Evcry family should have
a iul supply for the winter.
Muulactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxb ~,
Mass. Price 90 cents. Sold by X Brown, Mont
peiier. OF sis
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SuatR-BIown. % 0a2i refined 25asi0u.
aitow-Hendered 10 o a20. rough 70 Ga I4c
Wool--C mm1n 81 81 05; ~ t1 full blood tnerino
~ ,5a 81 rs, pulled 90 SIPS
. htNAhks.-lt has heen qviei week for business
very itue doing. We have comparatively few changes
70 note In prices Ashes firm Flour dnu and prices
easier Corn duh and prices have eased on A little-
oats IN moderate demand Rye scarce Bnuer Arm
WIN limited sales Cheese quite Arm supa, very
quiet with small sales D1mestic wool has been IN fair
demand the past week but the business has be check
ed by ne small stocks the market Tho sales com.
p'se % wv bs hecco and pulled part arrive on
spe'uaton o. rom 81 81 90 aud the market iai e nm
'ne'e hgures from common aud choice lots OF fleece
~ ne" nik SAYS the Shipping st. there are no new
features OF inheritance 20 notice in the market Tor do.
mesu' and business confined mainly 20 the exigentes
oi manufacturers The market has been rather uuvor-
AMY Affected by Che money pressure and specnlat1rs
nave manifested some disposition 20 rcalzr ~ lcss than
cost prices, bat as general thing the regular tnde
who happen 20 be- pressed for funds prefer 10 hyn1he-
rate rather Than 20 0fco their stocks an unwilling
market The rev Clip Is beginning IN come rward
uceY. and the stock is accumulstnR In PHILADELPHIA
saws the Commercial List the struRcnoy in The money
market aud decline in gold and sterling exchange tay
in the week brought the trade 20 stand and the vid
peculave movements which have been going ON IN the
West have been suddenly checked Tova,ds the close
OF me week some holdcs having Submitted to deoine
Of 20 bo per lb active inquiry sprung up-,heav
rom Eastern manufacturefs-and She transactions were
'arge N. Farmer.
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A CARD no THE SUFFERING.

Swallow two or three hogsheAd Of "Buohu," "Tonic
Bite " "Sarsap hnlla "NeVous Amid ies," &C. Nc,
&e and after YOU satisfied with the result then try
box OF OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN's ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PlLLS-and be restored 20 health and ygor
in less than thirty days They purely vegetable,
pleasant TO take, prompt and sAlutay IN their eeeu on
the broken down and shattered institution Old and
young can take them with advantage Imported and
sold IN the United states only by J BUTLER,
No. AZ broadway, New YWk,
W Agent for the United states.
7. "A Box OF the iis, secured, packed Will be
DOLLAR, post Iaid--mcn'y refunded bj me Agent n
entire sati-ftciion IL MOI gwen II. Z d'w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-05
A CARD no INVAIIDs.

Clergyman while residing in South America as a
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and til whole train Of
disorders brought by oaneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been already cured by his noble
remedy Promped by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing aud
using TINS medicine, in a scaled envelope, to any one
sho needs Il Free Of ChOrge
Please iuolose stamped envelope, addressed your
self Aalfes5
JosEPH 7. lNMAE,
0S 49.daw Stau n ID Bible House Nete Iotk (ttU.
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I'm. lOD a .
HORSE LINlMENT,

VENETIAN HORSE LGNIMRNr.
Pint bottles At hNy cents Tor tn Gu u lsmencss,
scratches wind gals, sprains bruises, spnts. cuts,
c slipping suae, over heating, thtOat nsil I've
foot, etc II Is warranted ,hcapef aud better Than any
other srtclc ever OF red 20 the public Thousand u
animals have been cured Of The collie and o,er.heaing
by this Liuimcut aud hundreds that crippled ald
lame have restored to their ffuci vgt Its u.ed by
all the FIST hotsemAn ,hf ughout the States Orders
constantly received from The Rsong Stables % Eng
l,d Tor fresh srppue. " this invaluable article ore,
2 900 fesfin'gnas J. zee BEEN rcarsd R.1aoa.co 50
cents laid out time may Save Cue ui of ,rur r-t
Pic, 2 and 81 a,its b,tls Sold D., .l, u,uglst,
Office '6 DortAnd ~fett S'' fork di~b
Ns~ dapo4L Diso,ItAar--DBLLs SrElIrt, f4LLs
Tor the speedy and permanent ofe oi Sexual Diseases
Urethral Discharge. 0lce seminal Weak ess NtghNi
Emisso ls lnoonuueno,, Impotence, Genital Debility
and lrutabuiy Ufasc atrrtufcs and Aaeouono pi ne
Kidneys an Bladder which DO Ucsn used by upwards
# one hundred physicians with entire saooess-super
oding Cub OBS, Copa.ba Casslira M any compound
hitherto known
BE1L's srgortc Pulls are A. eiy iu action effect
ing cure la few days, phcn 10 ornament They arc
PREPARED from vegetable extracts that harmless tht
system, and nauseae the stomach Or mptegnats
he breath No change Of diet necessary whilst usins
hem. Nor does their action interfere with bushes,
pursuits
Ea,h box contains sis dozen Pills Price g.
Dr. BELLS TREATISE on Seminal wc,tnes.
Self Aouse, Loss Of Poser, Impotence Premature De
cay, Sexual Diseases eG pamphlet II o. psves. COO
aiming important advice to the aGoted, sent free sl
cents are required 70 prepay postage
Sent secure from observation and couadeuualy by
mall post paid, 900 receipt of the muuey. boy
iari2l HHfAN. 81 d. % i" + New Work