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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
New York Markets.

NEw Yeas. April II.
CoTT0S firm - &c Tor MiadliBg Ufisn6s-
FLOUR excited, aad Isaseoe better; 81 soass
fsr Rho, ana = Bgss9 8 gsr trad. brsndy,
iarkss eicsing with NJ sellers At the ia.lIs
rs.
WHISKY active aad arn.er; s. Hast I=ss for
ssats. sna 81 isasl = for Western. eilsinE arm
a. fas ostsids qsaiasi5ns
WHEAT very seafe-, aud Eesc better 81 Tea
81 - fof WiHisr Red WsatsFn.
c0Rs withosi decided ehsazs; 81 elasl y
for Old Mixed.
OATS dali and lsoopiHg
WOOL Asas. wifh "a sPwArd ssndsnr
PORK Eighss. ssA Ia active demand So Sc
szt iet hsss, ana So y for OH -.
BEkF arm.
CUT MATS vsry efm
MONEY IN better snppiy.
sTERLIs0 EXCHANGE qalst At ss1<sgs7 for
arst class hills.
GOLD frnsr--opsniHg al u. and closing qaisi
At TZt.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS fra. With an ap-
ward tsadsHey Flvs-Twsnf.ass iiz4 - Trsa.
sury Sosss, October and April, tli3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

CANADA SEED OATS
- A 80 ba.heis -tiii 81 had at
VfeKERY BROS
10 la GaIA street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
II O II g n - II.
only, with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass ard Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes,
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes--the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Toolg,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting.
Japanned Ware,
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
No. 10 First Street
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CROSS-CUT SAWS.

DATKNT CRogs-CUT SAWS At 81 O. ~
Il kSs. JACOB STRAuR SON,
ieb2a In Hardware Dealers. No. "a Mails -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
DENTISTRY.
DIR. FLEAGER.
q. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS, BOUNTY and ARREARS, BoUN-
Il ~ Land and Back Pay for soldiers. Nidows.
o. ofhsr legal clalu3Hts- Dasce-ThfFa Street
near ssiu. JOHN TENNIS. Agent
ExausviIle. Ind, March Is, 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
PRIVATE DIsPENsARY.

A II SECRET DISEASES ARE CURED
/ n without the 80 81 MsEegTial preparztions, ~
n Main sFress, IN Assker's baildiny, BY
1zni IL DE. sEBSAMON0wEKL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

nE-oae trial Ia sufaeient to eousiuee the meet
scraruiau, Of the Invaluable aud unfaliink efficacy
% MADAME zADoC PoRrERss CURATIVE
nALsAM ioe the euss " Colds. Coughs. BOsrss-
aess, shertaess Of Breathing. Asthma, Difaenlsy
Of Br-athiag, Hnskihess, Tiehiing In the Throat.
1lghtue-s u the Chest, aud Consumption. see
AAvertsserncag in another column Aps.ew
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

A. fAED&N eEEDS-
" 10 boxes fresh and p-E Gsrd~n seedzs assert
ed, for sale ches2 at TTCKERY BROS.
SO IL Mzis STREE
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-20

Jones, near WytIeville on Tuesday
(lOth.) His command was afterwards
intercepted near Newport by the cam-
mands Of French and jackson, who
are reported to have scattered it II
the mountains. Bat little damage
was done to the railroad, except at
New River bridge. The Salt works
and Lead mines are safe.
On Monday morning last a general
engagement was commenced between
Be- uregard's and Buffers forces in
the neighborhood of Drewry's Bluff.
Gen. Ransom turned the enemy's riy-
er flank (their right, our left) and
drove them towards the centre with
heavy loss capturing three hundred
prisoners. They were also driven back
in the centre with the loss of some Of
their artillery. The whole number Of
prisoners captured thus far is l640.
The attack was renewed by Gen.
Deauregard at 6 p. M. From firing
heard Gen. Whiting, it was thought,
had gained their rear.
On Tuesday they were forced back to
Bermuda Hundreds, under the pro
lection of their gunboats.
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stanton Artillery.

This company, commanded by Capt.
CARRIER Of btaunton, in the recent
fight at Spottsylvania G. Il. has glo-
riously maintained tho high reputa-
ton it won on the field Of First Ma
nassas. In this engagement the Rich
mond Howitzers left their guns and
Gen. Lee called for volunteers to man
them. The Staunton Artillery prompt
ly moved forward and manned the
Howitzer Battery and two others, and
worked the guns SO efficiently as to
receive q handsome compliment from
Gen. Lee.
Here they lost Jas T Burns, killed,
and Sergt's Jno Bryan, and John But
Ter, Corpl Benz. Pforr and Privates W
G Smith, Peter Good, John Stirewalt,
Christian Huffman, Peter Proctor
Benz Ford and Henry Woods, wound
ed slightly, except Benz Pforr who is
supposed to be mortally wounded.
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FrCm The Valley.

On Sunday last Gen. Breckenridge
met the forces Of seigel, moving up the
Valley, two miles this side Of New
Market, defeating them with heavy
loss and driving them to the Shenan-
doah River, distance Of ten miles.
They crossed the North Fork of the
Shenandoah at Mt. Jackson and
burned the bridge after them, which,
owing to the high stage Of the water,
prevented further pursuit by our
forces. In all $50 prisoners, inclu-
ding those captured by Gen. Imboden
at New Market in a previous fight
with the 1st New York Cavalry, have
arrived here, and more are on the way
A friend who went only mile below
New Market, counted in that distance
{79 dead Yankees on the right Of the
road and 33 on the left. From this
it is presumed that their loss in killed
and wounded must have been severe.
It was quite q glorious little fight.
Gen. Imboden brought on the engage
nent, losing number in the 62nd
Va. Regt. Capt. Currence killed and
Capts. Chipley, Bastable, Hill, Holt,
Smith and Woodson wounded.
The Cadets Of the Va. Military In
stnute were engaged in this fight and
acted very CALAMITY. They won the
admiration Of the veteran troops and
their gallant officers We have re-
ceived thro' the kindness of Capt. R.
II. Phillips Of this place list Of the
killed and wounded.
Killed.-W Fl Cabell, Richmond
Va, J Jones and G G. Crockett,
Wythe, Co, Stanard, Orange, Co
Mcdowell, N. G.
Wounded.-Lieut Hill; Randolph,
Faquier Co; Jefferson, Amelis ;
Berkeley, Loudon Gannow, Ala
bama Stuart, Augusta Mead Glou-
cester billiard, Amherst Haynes,
Tenn F Smith, Alexandria Wood
ley, Louisiana /; Pendleton, Camp
!. bell Gibson, Garnett, and Marshall,
Vicksburg, Mississippi Triplett,
/ Walker, Reed, Wise, j and E Smith,
Richmond ; E Wise and Upshur Nor
folk Bransford and G Spiller, Buch-
anan 3 White, Washington /; Wat
son, n G.; Atwell, Westmoreland ;
Norman and shriver, Wheeling Va,
Danden and Dickinson, Prince Ed
ward !; G " Turner, Staunton john
ston, Harrison.
A Stuart, G Taylor, J Stuart, VIM
Crawford, G Harrison and S t Phil
lips cadets from Staunton, also par
ticipated in the fight and we are glad
to say are unframed
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80 - - :
DIED..


In Botesourt county Virginia, April 18th, 1864.
Mrs. MARTHA A P STEERS. consort of John Peters !.
ged II years. Sister Peters, when but a child
remembered her creator, and devoted her life to
His cause.
In the death of this sister, her husband has lost
a true companion, the children affectionatc
mother, the Methodist church one OF her best and
noblest members, and the community pure ex-
ample.
Of his saints"
In the Hospital at Gordonsvie, on the 18th OIL
Nav, Corporal CIcERo BARB, son of John Bare OF
augusta County, aged % years: He en- tered the
army at the commencement of the war, as VOL
teer, in the Company called the lee Rifles COM
named at first by Capt Robert ID. Lilley, now
Co. ID. 25 Va. nifty
On the 9th inst. he was out in the line OF skir--
mishers, when he received a severe wound in the
shoulder, the bali penetrating t, his back.
He was an ffectionate son and Brother, much
beloved by his companions in arms, and esteemed
an excellent soldier.
In his last letter to his Father, he expressed the
hope that he might escape in former crmpaigns,
but added 'if Ifah It sAa be ,csth my face to the
enemy, wisl ncve r I'll! comard's grace J" and
he does not.
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CIRCULAR.
Tn fountain Angel,
AND
VALLEY NoFE-BOOK.
Successor 10 the Ne~ Or1caas Interpreter
of 1858.

It's proposed to issue Quarterly Tract,
Of an evangelical and literary character, for
gratuitou4 circulation in Confederate Camps.
vessels OF war. Hospitals. Orphan Asylutns.
Nis}ow's Homes. or other institutions de-
voted either to Bencficence.or to Education.
The first number, though proposed to be
dated April 4th, will be delayed, in the
hope that sufficient encouragement will be
promptly rendered, to Justify the issue. If
the response be favorable, the second No.
may be expected July Attn; the third, Oe-
toher 4th the fourth, January 4sh, 1865.
Those, desiring to promote this Essay
to DO G5od," viii please to seud at once
their fan names, with Post Office address.
If the responses be favorable, specimen
sheet may be issued early in May next, de-
velop:ng more clearly the plan aud object.
NATI'L. q. NORTH
Greenwood, Albemarle Co., Va,
Monday. April 4, A b 1861
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no TEE PEOPLE Augusta,

In response to the call made upon me in the last
number of the Spectator by ''Many Voters"
and at the urgent solicitation of large number of
my fellow citizens, announce myselfa Cand idate
for the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Augusta county fam fully aware of the res
that do not over estimate my capacity when
express the hope that will be able to fulfill the
duties of the office to the satisfaction Of the public.
TO those with whom ! am not acquainted, it
bled soldier, having lost aleg while in command
of company from this county, (the SsWest Au-
gusta Guard" 9th Va. Regt.) at the battle OF
from further service to the country-in the field.
am induced to turn nv attention to civil pursuits,
and promise if elected to the position now seek,
to devote to it's duties all the energy and industry,
and whatever of talent may possess.
With this brief statement respectfully submit
my claims to the people Of Augusta, to whose ar
bltrament. whether favorable unfayorabe, I
will cheerfully submit.
JOBN. RYAN.
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this class to apply for enrolment. The failure to
comply with this notice will subjective deiauter to-
a liability to be ehled into the general service with
the class of person. between eighteen and forty.
FIVE, unless he shall have valid excuse therefor,
10 be JAGGED Of by the Bureau of CONSUMPTION.
., Aby person liable 20 enrolment under this
aes may Jein any company for local defence which
has been Termed under General Orders, No IS,
issued 26th June, 1868, for the war. or any other
company for local defence which has been accep-
ted into the service and which by the terms of
lts enlistment, IS liable to serve any where within
the State or persons OF this class NAV form new
companies for local defence aud special service
under General Orders, No, sc ls63l for the
war, and select their own officers.
By Order,
/ s. COOPER,
Adjt and Insp'r Gsnl.
2. Commandants will keep a seperate and dis
tinct roll Of persons between the ages of seventeen
and eighteen and tortyfve and fifty.
3. Comniandants OF conscripts viii ASSIGN TO dr.
ty, as supporting force for CONSUMPTION service
such pei sons as may be recommended by the ex-
aiming boards as unfit for the field nut as COM
petent for this service: and when as many as six
ty-fouf such persons 50 assigned they viii he
organized into company elect their officers end
return the muster rolls to the commentaries and If
4 there be not sufficient number to form corr
/ pany in each Congressional district, thenth com
imandant NAV assign sufficient numher If narsons
between 10 and 30 years OF age, so os to complete
/ a company for each Congressional district A
competent officer Of The rank Of colonel will b :
assigned by this bureau to organize such compa
MES into a regiment If there be the requisite mum
Der eff companies or int9 bataIiep ii there be
less shan ten companies or iato two battalions,
if deemed preferable
Xxx. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.
| j. COMMANDMENTS will always bear in mind that
General Order, No. 20, is not only the basis, but
forms large portion of these instructions. They
will abtuay recur to its provisions to aid in the
application oi the othnr provisions of this circular.
y 2 Cen;n andants Will, of course refer cases OF
difficulty TO this Bureau; but references which
bear on their face that they rather toayo,d
due RESPONSIBILITY or labor, will be returned with
out regJsk
3. Therdu.y of The commaudants of eonscrpts is,
in aceor Apce with these Instructions, to maintain
and inyigeHeta the Industrial production of tbs
Comic ieracy, and supply its armies with men.
This duty stebe periol med or our struggle for
! Independence and liberty win fail.
By order OF Col. j. =. PEEsToS, Supt.
O.. i. DUFFIELD,
A. A. General.
CoNscRIPr OFFICE, F0R VA
Richmond, April 18TH 1854
Under Instructions from the Bureau of Conscrip-
tion, this Circular published for the b,neht oil
/ all whom ii may concern.
By order
Col. J. G.. SHIsLps
Cofn'dt C,nscripts. for Va.
JAS. II. BINFORD
Lit. aud Adjutant.
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Ey We saw yesterday two loads Of pro-
visions collected in one day, BY Ed. Mont
gomery Esq. from the good people Of the
Deer field neighborhood, for the sick and
wounded at the Hospitals at staunton.
Suck k;ndnesses to our unfortunate wound
ed are worthy Of imitation by our people
generally and will not 60 unrewarded
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NOTICE T3 TlX-PiyEnS.

HAVING been appointed assessor, OF the per
/ L cent. Confederate Tax. for the Town OF
Stanton, take this method Of notifying all con-
cerned to meet at my Office. in rear of ISIS NJ.
II. Pearson's store, ut the earliest possible day,
where all Books, lists &c, necessary to enable
them to make out correct statements Of their Tax
able property cau be found.
JOHN SMITH, Assessor
for the Town Of Stanton.
May ao-st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 VETERANS OF The CONFEDER-
ATE ARMY!
Camp near Rapidan Rirsr, Va Fe5rua-
ru 1864

y, IoO1.
TSHE obscurity of advertiser ent suggests to the
i undersigned the Importance of using q medi-
UNI Of more earnestness in approaching the public
upon tn nature of work. ihs design of tshsch a.
Immediately for the Announcement of ne Soutlern
cause, by Offering an snspsriting historic re cord
to tie ammortal ceteran ssldssryof The Confederate
Arny. It aims purely to do iustice in AWARDING
merit to wort ;f part ial, it will be in honest
effort to extol the virtues of the bumhlest as of
the st exalted. 1t will be repete with INCIDENTS
of remarkable daring, endurance, sacrifices and
saHerings-i in battle. marches, camp, hospital and
imprisonment-bv which victors and victims with
or with out rank, living or dead, whose meritori :
GUS deeds, emnently entitled to Distinction shall
be p laced in the annals of the present American
war.
Sketches of the lives Of distinguished soldiers,
regardless Of grade; descriptions and events Of
campaigns, battles, skirmishes, raids, scouts in
csdents OF every character, in when there is pa :
thos, humor., romance, comedy or tragedy-all
such as have become fugitive Nv newspaper notice,
especially anecdotal and obituary, are solicited =
Admiration for the Spa tan spirited daughters
of the sunny South, demands for them the highest
and most enduring tribute lnnumerab.e instan-
ces expected of their unexampled devotion
They are worthy the loyirg praise of great chiv-
alrc race. The hero and heroine OF this gigantic
strife eliminating in Southern Independence-
viii go hand in hand to an cumulative Posterity
1t is the duty OF every proud spirited Southron.
particularly of the line, frank and file" brace
to make mutual expressions of-the yalor and merit
OF comrades in Arms. The Modest impulses and
the most sacred tles felt IN the breastof the SOL
dier only, impe them to it. Unimportant or un
Interesting IS may seem single Incident, inter-
woven with many others it will be enshined in ev-
cry home treasured as imperista able on the con
recrated Society scroll wleaihed with the blood
bought ssroll of bouor, and held sacredy inyoil-
able amid thetrophies and archives of every coun-
ty and State, eventually to be engraven on the
golden page of a Free Nations History!
GEORGE CHASE.
Facts should be attested by an official. civil OF
military. Such as are desired to remain unpub-
lished during the war, should DO so marked Dia-
~ IS and othsr manuscripts will be returned.
Address Capt. George Chase, care Of Magnolia
Weekly, Richmond, Va,
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Cy We call the attention Of the Tax
payers of the Town of Stanton, to the no.
tice of the Assessor, Capt j. r. Smith,
below. Meet him At once and make out
vnur etatarapnto
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HORSES STOLEN
Ii 900 REWARD

There wers stolen, on Wednesday night, the It'll
instant, from the Camp, on Wm. Shumate's farm,
near Stanton, TWO HORS Els, Of tie following
descriptions:
oneis small B ay Horse, s or 6years old, com
pscly built, about Is hands high. star in forehead,
both hind feet white family branded with G.. s.
The her is Sorrel mare, about Is IL hands
high, rather lightly built, slightly splint on one
fore leg, walks tenderly in fore feet S years old
The above reward will be given for the delivery
of these horses to VIM. Jhumate, near Stanton
or any information which win lead to their ecov-
cry, and one half will be given for the delivery OF
either one. lnformation will be given either to
VIM. Shumate, stanton, or
C.sL. ELLISON,
Chapman's Battery, lst Brigade,
B,eckinridge's Division.
May 20--lt.
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rxCHANGE NOTICE NO. o.
Il RICHMOND, VA, May Cd, 1864
All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at city oint, Virginia, at any time
previous to the 10th of April 1864. are hereby de-
clared to be duly exchanged ROE. ouLD.
May 2o-et Agent Of Exchange.
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s,---->-~>
Onthe lott inst, in Stanton, By the Rev. Wm.
s. Baird, Mr. ALEXANDER A. WALLACE an 4
Miss REBECLA a. GROVE, both of this county
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The main object of this projected issue
is. to extend my labors, rs a 1'hmi&ter Of
the q ysPel--to communicate, by means et
the printed page. and from sime e .tia.s.
wfrfffif6se fnsour. army and tfseWhcFe'ss
whom for many years, | haze been accus-
to0led to address with rifysoies. They arc
dispersed, in innumerablc quarters, as sol
diefs, citizens, refugees, or prisoners viz;
/. AS oppressed Inhabitants, III the lower
Virginia Valley, aid IN Loudon, Hauip
shire and Hardy.
2 AS Soldiers. in the l2h and 18th Mis-
sis>ippi- Regiments, in lIay's Louisiana
Brigade aud N. o. Washington Artillery
in the Stonewalt, Ropers aud Lomax $
Bli-ades; and in the 18th N G. Regi
meut the last-uamed my fellow prison
ers at Fort Warren, in 1861.
3 As refugees Throughout our country
and in foreign lands N. &. N,
Friday, April ., a. d. 1864.
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GENERAL HOSPITAL, Staunton, Va.

GENERAL HOSPITAL, Staunton, Va.
May Is. 1864
In behalf Of the patients of my Ward
[ acknowledge the reception of many very
acceptable articles brought by Mrs Carson,
Mrs Struger and Mrs Hopkins of Midway
The thanks Of the patients and myself
are respectfully rendered to. them for their
kindness.
L. WADDELL, Surgeon.
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NOTICE TO ROAD MAKERS.
desire to have thu
Stanton and Parkersbarg Turnpike
repaired as far as practicable, and as pos
sible by re-opening the side-ditches, filing up
ruts and leveIing the road, removing loose rocks,
and repairing culverts.
Twill, therefore, receive Sealed Proposals, un-
til
the goth day Of May,
from all persons who may desire t. entor into Con-
tracts TO repair said Road or any part thereof as
above Security 70 the performance Of Contract;
viii be required, and the work to be completed
speedily the time to be extended according to the
! extent of the Contract.
Address, Sealed Proposals 20 me at Stanton,
Va. s. w. BERLIN,
Superintendent Of thelS. P. Turnpike.
Nav IL BIT.
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Bar Err ~. !, - ), :, ,r5.. -, J.
given for 100 CORDS OF
Chestnut Oak and Black
0 TX Bark delivered ct the lanyard, Staunton.
JAMES NAY Els.
Feb 5-5mos
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WOOL w n n TIE D
AT THE
w OLEN FAC TO Y
Port Ese,sslsDsic.
NOCKINCigAM COUNTY.

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
sTsHE undersigned, respectfully informs the Citi-
Il zens Of Augusta, that he is now prepared to
exchange cloth for wool upon the following terms:
One yard of cloth for two pounds if clean washed
wool. If more convenient, the woei can be deliv-
cred to Mr. A Lynn at the Vindica cor Office Staun-
ton who will receive and receipt for the WOOL
The cloth will be made according to directions and
returned to the same point if desired
Those not wishing to barter their wool will find
purchaser by calling on MI Lynn who will pay
the hig= est market price.
eutire new set of very fine cards, he flatters him
self that he will be able to furnish his patrons with
an article of cloth which will give entire saisfac
ton.
A. q. TANQUARy-
Nav 13-3mo.
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r. NGLTsH GARDEN AND FIELD SEED
May ao-1t.

TNGLTsH GARDEN AND FIELD SEED
which were imported direct from London tbroug b
the Ordnance department:
24lb Cabb sge Seeds, six varieties.
81 lbs Mangold Wurtzle Beet,
Is lbs 0pion Seed. which natures first year
Is lbs Field Carrot,
8 lbs Double Parsley,
10 Tbs Spinach,
10 lbs Stone Turnip,
8 lbs Broccoli, IL lbs White Lettuce,
10 lbs Cauliaower,
3 lbs Curled Cress, 2 lbs Okra.
These seed are vastly superior to those raised Ii
this country. Therefore the Government desire,
them to be thoroughly distributed in the country
For sale at +. FL. TROUT'S v.
May 3-2ts Drug Store.
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a II Il o Il II t Z m { II is.

r SIDNEY MOFFETT will be supported for
81. Justice of the Peace, in Greenyille District
No. 4, on the fourth Thursday Of May by
MANY VOTERS.
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LSFREDERICK SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
II We are authorized to announce SAM'L W.
THOMAS, Esq, of Warren county as Candi-
date to fill the vacancy in the Senate of Virginia
occasioned by the resignation Of Gen'1 Carson.
April tide.
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WE are authorized to announce
w THOMAS MARSHALL
ndidate for election to the Office Of oonsta-
BILE for the LIST District
Nav 6--tde
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To The Voters CT the LIST Magisterial
District.
I WaytB Bell, Thornton Berry, VIM. g. Sterrett
u and G. G.. Francisco viii be voted fer as Mag
is.trates in the lst Magisteaial District.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-20

TAENTAE NOTICE --DR. ". CHAPMAN
~ has remoyed-hi office to Main Street. oppo-
site pr. l9onashes where he Will pleased to see
his friends
Stanton October le 1T.