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REPORTED SINKING or TWO YAM
KEE GUsBOATS BY THE FLORi-
DA.

tins following dispatch wss received at
the Navy Department yesterday from the
commandment at Fort Fisher, at the entrance
Of Wilmington harbor:
FoEr F1sHxR. May /. 1864
Iiog S. Il MALLORY, Secretary Of Navy:
Sir: have authentic intelligence BY
Greyhound, from Nassau, that the Florida
has sunk the Huntsville and another gun
boat ia The West Indies
Col Lana
Tho Huntsville is screw ship Of SIT
tons and Eve guns, and is one Of the East
Gulf squadron.
The Florida is at present commanded by
Lieut.. G. NJ. Morris. and " Averett is
her First Lieutenant Capt Mafi:, who
formerly commanded her, is sick, and was
relieved from command in consequence
thereof. He is now Gu liz wsy home
We were unable 10 obtain 4 iull lis. Of her
officers.
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this class to apply for enrolment. The failure to
comply with this notice will subjective defauiier to
liability to be called into the general service Win
the class Of persons between eighteen and forty
five, unless he shall have valid excuse therefor,
to be judged Of BIZ the Bureau Of Consumption,
3 Ally person liable to enrolment under TINS
act may join any company for local defence which len
has been formed under General Orders. No. SO.
issued 2ssh June, 1858, for the war, or any other
company for local defence which has been accep-
ted into the service aud which, by the terms OF
its enlistment, j. liable to serve any where within
the State; or persons Of this class may form new
companies for local defence and special service
under General Orders, No., S6 (1S63) for the
war. and select their own officers.
By Order,
Adj't and Insp'r Gep'l.
D. Commandments will keep a seperate and dis
tinct roll Of persons between the ayes OF seventeen
and eighteen and forty-fve and fifty.
:. Commandments OF conscripts will assis to du-
ty. az supporting force for conscriptiou service
such pc: sons as may be recommended by the ex-
amining boards as unfit for the field, Sut a. COM
petsnt for this service; and when as many as six
ty-four such persons are so assigned they Will De
organized into company elect their officers, and
return the muster rolls to the com1Daudants and if
there be not sufficient number tn form com
pany in each Congre ,siona district, then the
mandan may assign sufficient number oil persons
between IS and so years Of age, as to complete
q company for each Congressional district
competent officer, OF the ran X ,f colonel, will be
assigned by this bureau to organize such compa-
MES into regiment if there be the requisite NUN
Der Of companies; or into battalion, if there be
less shan ten companies or into tive battalions,
if deemed preferable
Xxx. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.
!. Commandments will always bear in mind that
General { rider, No. 26, is not only the basis, but
forms large portion Of these Instructions They
will abitually to its provisions, to aid in the
application OF the othor provisions Of this CT cuar
, 2. Commandments will. of course refer Of
difficulty TO this Bureau; but references which
boar on their face that they rather t. AVOID
due responsibility or labor, will be returned with
out remarks
3. The duty Ct the commandants of conscripts is,
in accordance 18th these Instructions to maintain
and invigo-ste the industrial production OF the
COME ieracy, and supply its armies with
This duty must be performed, OF our struggle for
independence and liberty will fail,
BY order OF Col, J. 5. PgEsroN, Supt.
c. B. DUFF1ELD,
A. A. General
CoNscRIrr OFrlcE, FOR VA.
Richmond April 10Th, 1861.
Under Instructions from the Bureau Of Conscrip-
ton, this Circular il published for the bsaeht of
all whom it may concern.
BY order
Col J. C. SHIELDS.
Com'dt Conscripts. for Va.
JAS. II. BINFORD,
1t. and Adjutant.
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NJ Q . SY CIR EEK

ClAfl0 yds. Brown Cotton SO PADS Cotton
NOCO yarn. No. 10 to II, 500 yds. Calico.
light, dark black and white S pieces Of Lawn
fancy and black and white, 1850 vds. No VI o.
naburgs. doz Cotton Han5 kerchiefs. doz Lines
Ia noric do, 9 doz Linen Iiuekaback Towels. "a
doz white and black Spool Cotton. Jseonet dan
brick coiored Canbiick Black AIracca' tw;Ilnd
Cotton, Patent thread. red flannel 1sif hosa
Sewing isilk. so sacks Va. salt, so lbs. E"~ c.,
peras. 5 lbs. Elk. Lockwood. Alum Solidif-d ~
paper Envelopes, pens. Ink, and sand DC, f;rso,
tea, Brown and crushed Sugar, Coffee. psa-i
Cocoa. soda, cream tarter, caiolaeI blue mas
Hydrarg cunereta, Corosive Srblimatc, Arsenic
VINE OF coichlcun.. AntimoDial wine aqua a;u,no
ira, suipauric ether, Hot.nan's Anod vns tirctrra
OF aconte golden tlncture, paracoric ln,,,lc-p,a-
powdered and gum opium. morphine cuip;ne tan
min Dover.' powders. cub-bs paisaip ctnaive
chlorofcrn. otcn oil tattar ghetto sulpl,at. ~
xino. lodde, OF potash, oil sfsavin ch.oa,e nf NOT
ash Inuriatic acid gum guiac gum arabic now.
dered rhubad and Jslap, h i've syrup s,rupsouills
guam cams.hor calcnet uaenesia. epson salt. cs.-
10: oil. spirits tn sntse. oil ~ spike brimsron.
nc s,pai varDst. alcohol roo.hbru,,,es nina
buttons. needles black.mth's rasp. knitting pins
drawing knives. butte nc. chewing and smoking
tobacco . Ditch and nacaboy stuff pipes Ypd
stems gunpowder. Ely. cops, Ma.on's blackinr.
matches twinr. &c.
- s0uUtv Produce wanted.
Ap.ll 19--st TT wHITR
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E. The advisory Board for grant

The advisory Board for grant
ing exemptions to Farmers Mechan-
i;a, &c, has been in session in our
town for some days,in discharge of
the duties devolving upon them S.
Fl. Bell and n. L. Blakemore Esqrs.
constitute the Board az at present or
gauized, and from their we'll estab-
lished character, as business men sud
men Of integrity, We have no doubt
their decisions will be such as will
meet the appreciation of our people,
and at the same time do equal justice
to the government.
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Banks Defeated Again.
Steele Badly Whipped
&c Is
DsAor1Lls. May lat.


A special to the Meridian Clarion. from
Jackson HE Both, says the enemy have fall
Ell back from Big Black, after partially de-
stroying the bridge and burning all suffers
and traders shanties and huts. Considers
bic alarm prevailed within the Notifications
Of Vicksburg they arprchending an attack
from Writ Adams.
From Brookhaven, information from
Trans Mississippi reports Banks defeated a
second time. He escaped to the north side
Of Red River and is falling back On Match
es.
Gen'l Price whipped Steele badly, caps
tuling 200 wagons and a large number of
prisoners aud arms. Marmadukc Gas also
10 pursuit of Steele who was falling back to
Little Rock.
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11x1.lanatson,

The n..n object Of this projected Issue
s. to extend my labars, as u -M;nis'er Of
The 9 spei-to communicate. By meats q
the printed page. aai from, sine to time
with those in cuy army snd else~ here
shom. f>ir m.ny yesrs, haze tesn secus-
toned 10 address xi:h my voice. They are
dispersed in inn.merab!e quarters. as soi
diers, citizens, refugees. or prisoners viz;
!. AZ oppressed Inhabitants, in the loser
Virginia Valley. sad in Loudon, II su,p-
shire and Hardy
2 As Soldiers ia the 18th and 18th Iii,
sis-ippi Regiments. in Hays Loui.isra
Bfiga!e vui n. .. Washington ARTILLERY;
in the Stonew Ill. Noper's aud Lomax 5
Rsisade.: AID 10 tue 9TH N G. Rrgi-
ment the last named my fellow prison
ers at Fort Warren. in 1861
5 "A refugees 'lroughout cur ecuutr )
and in foreign lands N. G. n.
Friday, Aprii %. A. .. 1864.
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From The Lower Valley

There are several reports Of the
movements of the enemy in the Val
ley. The most reliable report is that
the enemy arc encamped at Fishers
Hill, three miles this side of Stras-
burg and have occupied NVoodstock-
It is generally believed that the move
ment up the Valley was to cover the
movement Of Sisel, who is reported to
have crossed to Meade's army by way
of Front Royal.
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We cali attention 10 the no
ticc Of Maj Beverly Randolph, Gn
another colu,nn) to the Conmandants
Of Companies Of "E:.if Guards" Tie
arms Issued to these companies are
ueeaed and should lie returned with
out delay. Prompt attention to the
retura Of these arms by both officers
end men IS called for and no delay
should ccesr. Attend 70 Ills 81 once
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POST QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE. J
STAUNTuN VA. April 25 1864

TITO PRODUCERS OF I1TU COMPRESSION.
l. AL DISTRICT OF VA:
lar, in receipt Of or
cers urging az speedy settlement as possible Of
the 1.-THE collections for the year Of 1868 To lLis
end the following extract from Giro ula of 22d ut
March, 1864. from controlling Or. Mrs Office il
published for the guidance of all concerned =
'Direct your agents to notify farmers In their dis
trlcs or sections that they ready receive the
UNPAID TITtlES and thss unless devs res are
made within thirty DAYS from the date Il said no.
tice the penalty ,f the law will b, enforced against
them. This penalty. as fixed by act of Congress
o. llfh Feb, last, is tive times the assessed vlus
Of the 1.-THE.
Farmers therefore called upon promptly 10
deliver their unpaid 'ithes within thirty DAYS ro.s
tie date OF this notice. in accordance .sith The no
tces of the agents of this Office. posted in the Ava
ricus eection1 or districts Ia which they live fY-
cry case of tailu to deliver, will be dealt with
according to law.
o SMITH. Capt and P. Q. b.
iieh Congressional District Va
April 22-3s
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TFREDEnlck sen 4ToRlAL DISTRICT : Ct "
THOMAS. Esq, Of Warren county rs q Csndi-
date to fill the vacancy in the Senate Of Virginia
occasioned by the resignation Of Gsnl Carson.
April tide.
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TaucTEE's 81

tsY virtue Of Deed oFTeu7t executed ms }y
~ William G. Smith. xnd daily record Cd in the
Court OF August, joant.. Will a. the rtcar.t
n the grs"tee ofe: for ssle public suction for
cash, in fro Of my Law Office in Staus,ov, on
.satwag f!s 7eA day IF Nay n.<s,
Ia IsCI OK ExCsz@
on the Fort Republic road about one mile frca
Staantnn. and containing shnut Three Acre-
Vn the das Of Sale will determine whether 70
s.'i the ~in'e together. o. se'i it in parcels.
psat - tbs came ceu be s~sa at o.Ice before
AID at the sale.
WI e.RyAg.
April i5--sds Trust.a
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lsis CaEHstsoso' CnssscrIas The
Dsnvillo Register says sh.t lion is being
lid upon tT,e Piedmont Railroad with .
good deal ef despatch. and great sxer-
tons are being made to complete the work.
It is said that AT average ola mile and a
half of iron rail is laid daily. At this rate
the gap will soon be closed, and the trains
be running through from Danvil!e to
Greensboro.
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WE are authorized to announce
w THOMAS MARSHALL
cand date for election to the Office Of Sonssa-
Bile for the lst District.
May eide
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Z r e. r., ,,.b.,. 49,. ,r,.. -, !.
given for 100 CORDS OF
Chesnut Osk and Black
O * Bark delivered =. tie Tanyard. staunton.
JAMES NAYEE.
rs {, --Snes
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REMOVAL.

IL raored his Office to the building .ne deer
East Of Whites Old Corner, and nearly opposite
isformer place Of business. All cells atsadcA -
promptly.
staaassa, Oct. 2, lsss-H
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Horse Stolen
$50 HEs.SSAssE>

A BAY HORSE. 20 white ssout him rexe,n i.
~ Dared ~ dti K legs ami ears and il about 1
wears old name lies The left side Of meek bare.
footed, ii shod must be fresh bears marks OF rub
bing and work. Sise--inedum rather anal.
Order-getting thin: dc not pace. good looking
from the subscr Der last night, sttb inst.
fhe above reward viii be given IL recovered IN
this connty amt 100 i! recovered out OF the esss-
~.
rishs,svills, AaSesss county, ".
AkSALOM KQiTEH.
Ar,i TT
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WE are authorized TO announce
wv JEFFERSON KINNEY,
ssa Candidate to the elerkship Of the County Ccar
of Augusta county.
April tide
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MY experience in lsst Summers campaign. and
II in the few .hort marches have made since,
warns ne that my efficiency in nv present capaci-
ty Il. Captain of Co. f. 3ist Va Infantry. is great
" diminished on account OF severe wound in left
shoulder the effects of which seem to be lasting
and fearing tbatI win be unable to render the
service likely to be required of me in the field, ],
in compliance with the request of many Of my
friends. announce yself Candidate for the clc'
ship of the Circuit and County Courts OF. High
land, State of Virginia.
March 1l-tde. j. G. MATUENI.
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IN c.irs to TIE dsaJ in getting in
directions in regard to the manner Of resolving
the certificates for per cent bonds) for taxes,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Cattle Brokers.
Butchers, 81. pay the tax in their quarterly
sales to April lst, on or before Tucsda,1May 10th
without any addition. After thst date double tas
sr b. rsgusrsG end nee ss~. erery thirty days
". H. e. LYNN
Ma, a. Coll 54th District.
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Important Arrival.

W.s have reliable information Of II. safe.
arrival at Confederate pert recently opened
te blockade runners. ef four vessels keasi'v
laden with stores. clothing. arm., an,niuDi
s.ss, BE. OF immense value to the Govern-
ucl.t Among the provisions lrouglls in
wss ti,rea million pounds OF bacon and Eve
l.uaired bags Of coffee.
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ENGLISH GARDER AND FIELD SEED
hare just received the follo~ipg seeds all Of
which were imported direct ON London through
the Ordnance department
Alb Cabb .ge Seeds, six varieties.
81 lbs Mangold Wurtxls Beet,
70 lbs Onion Seed. which natures FIRST year
Is lbs Field Carrot,
8 lbs Double ParselE,
10 lbs Spinach,
- lbs Stone Turnir,
$ lbs Brocoli, II lhs White Lettuce,
10 lbs Caulfowcr,
lbs Curled Crcss 2 lbs Okra.
There seed vastly superior t. those raised in
this country. Therefore the Government desires
them to be thoroughly distributed in the country.
For sale at +. Il. TROUTS
May SITS Drug Store.
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TTTl!LIKai II. PEYTON, will b supported for
w Magistrate in the ist Msgistefiai pistsice.
on the fourth Thursday Of Mar, By
MANY VOTERS.
Stanton kay 6sss!.
ss-,~~ Cc4-
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WTE are authorized to announce
w Mr.. SAMUEL PAUL,
- /. candidate for the oAies Of Sherifaltv for Au-
gotta county. Feb 26--tde
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4 II Il O Il Il { { III { nts
= =
April soth. ls64-A

4 BSALOM Diner, William Chapmsn, George
"A Bruce and s. Ellis will be voted for, for jug
tees of the Peace, in Waynesbro' d A.Srict, NJ .
Also, VIM. Chapman Overseer:of the Poor and
VIM. NJ. Bush for Constable in same District.
May st MANY VOTERS.
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TRUST SALE.

flf virtue of Deed of Trust Executed ta rse w
- !1nn Steele, Jr., dated tie "a dag Of Jaly,
ie4l, will Gu
Saturday. the 7M day Of May arss.
cf.r for sss to the hi.les. bidder, one hs:f Of a
valuable
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Washington, n G. Occupied hy ths Cen
federafeS
GorpsBose' Msy 1h.

A letter from a trustworthy source in
kinston, dated this morning, says the Yen
kee. have evacuated Washington and Gen
lIoke is in possession
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-06

WE are authorized 20 announce
w JOHN j. LAREW
Acandiaate for shs oAoe of Sheriflaliy for Angus
ia county.
Feb. 19-tde
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ry,c Tue VOTERS oFAUcUsTA.--
hereby
announce m.ssif Candidate for election to the
Office Of Clerk OF the Circuit Court of this county.
March 95-t9a A. T. KINNEY.
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To The Voters of the lst Msgisterial
District.
Wayt Bell, Thornton Berry, VIM. g. Sterrett
j. and c. G. Francisco will be voted for - Mag
Is. rates in the 1st Magiste isl District.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-06

WE are authorized to announce
w WILLIAM A. BURN Eft 7 (,
- Candidate for tue Office of Clerk OF the Coun
ty Court of Augusa, at the ensuing election il
May neIs
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MERCHANT '6iil

sisHssed in thc County o. Rock0ridge. n.ar i,;e.
~sy IN augusta County and knorgn ss Steele. low.
Ell Mali David Sscec owns the other half
TERMS 0 F. SAFE:
one tisird Or the ru-cbased money IN hand
bssnce in two equai annual :avments. ponss
witb good personal sccG.ity viii b. required for
the deferred payments. The tile t. the property
is believed to De good, bur .. Trustee I will ecu
vev such title 9. have under the truat
Possession given On the dav ~ sale
JOHN NEWTON. T. mites.
April ltd.
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MENTAL n OFFICE --ng w c!iApNAr
~ has ran sv.d bis ofiea 20 Main ss.rest onnn-
site Dr. nosaskes where he will % ysfs.,H e SEQ
us friends.
Etaunlcn o..-set Is~tf.
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No TT F.
~ Having suffer ed tc some
extent By persons travelling through my P!ants.ica
accompanied by dogs srd laying down the fences.
hereby give notice to ali such to discGntinus IL.
practices. ~ shal put the law in force against ali
those 80 casnding. The attention Of parents and
guardians Of children who have thus trespa sud il
especially called to taa notice.
DAVID sfEsK
April IS--In
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Save You., Rags.

WE desire to purchase several shoas.rd porYa
w of CLEAN LINEN AND CUTTaN RAGS
Tor which tins -ash vii! be paid. Call ~ they in =
dicator Cfice.
Ap,ill7, 1868. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
N O r l. c e.

N O r l. c e.
COMMANDING Officers OF companies in the late
~ Regiment of 'sRaid Guards" will collect, and
return, rs a. possible, the arms, sccoutre-
ments, &C., issued to them last fall They are'muc
needed to equip the Reserves and it is hoped
that no time viii be lost in returning them to thi.
office. Any delay will seriously embarrass the or
ganizaton ef the presen. force. and Officers failing
to return thsn. will be hold strictly accountable
under the lar a.r,,n,
Msj en- g staunton Ord. Depot.
ksys,-st
Spec copy
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enrolling officer. and forwarded throu Oh the prop
er channels.
XVII. Great care shorld be exercised in eI.mp-
ting or detailing sble-bodied men between eigh-
teen and forty i've.
No case should be acted on until after minute
aud thorough in vestigat,on as to the alleged pri-
vate public necessity advantage, convenience,
Justice or equity. and as to whether persons not
liable to service in the field may not Sc obtained.
XVIII. REPORTS.
/. Exansning Boards, in addition to the lists
directed in paragraph VIII, General Orders No.
49, A. 4 l. G. O., current series, will furnish dis
trict enrolling officers with lists Of in their
districts found 1t for military service but unfit FOR
service in the field, epecifyinx in each what
duties they are capable Of performing. Congree-
sional District officers to furnish similar lists to
county enrolling officers. the object being to ems
BILE persons needing detailed men to see who ere
the subjects of detail, and to choose from them.
Enrolling officers will forward to the comman-
dant of con scripts. monthly, report of all per-
sons enrolled by them, and the action taken in
each case.
These reports vlll b consolidated bv the COM
mandant, with reference to the distinctions made
in the act of Congress- and the regulations for ta
| enforcement IN duplicate, one copy Of which will
be forwarded to this bureau, and ono kept on file
in the Office Of the commandment.
XIX. ENROLMENT OF RESERVE CLASSES.
I. Ccm~sndants Of conscrpts Will proceed to
enroll oil persons between the ages OF seventeen
eDu eiRuCceH anu lurty-uVe anu MY yeHfslu exc
cution of General Orders No. 50. A. i l. Il. o..
| current series; which is herewith made . psrt Of
this Circular
AsI. Ars 1ssr'n GnsL's Oys.os,
Richmond Va, March Is, 1864.
/ GENERAL ORDERS,1
No. IS.
| L. The Bureau Of CoAscriptioa will proceed tA
enroll. oil persons between the ages of seventeen
and eighteen yeayp, and between the ages Of forty
Ave and fifty years, under the 5tb section Of toe
Act Of Congress to organize forces to serve during
the war.
2. Persons liable to enrolment will present them
selTes to the enrolling Office in the States east al
the Mississippi river within thirty Gays from thu
day when tbs notes shall be given in the dist c,
e. soxniv sy tie enroll INK czsSsr fer fs-sans-e'
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~ AA n a 0ss u Il ~.
Consulting of
HAIR AMI SBUCK MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDS.
BED-STEADS,
WASH STANDS, TABLES. CHAIRS.
PARLoR and BALL Room FURNITURE, &C.
TERMS CASH.
GEO. MAYSE.
Arrii sa-4s
- lexington Gazette copy St and send Till for
payment.
Ansasa Csssts, County Court Clerk. Office to .si.
EA a'Ee AY.
'sNAKkN up BY David Koinor on hia land n sid
4 county on the day Of Nccew5er l3o3 q ti.e
FsNs'ssng dsssr; .,tf.n TO ,e.s:
A Steer Of brindle color 70 ear marks, -ercerts
bic supposed IT, be three years old this spring aad
appraised at $3.50 By Michael :. CciaeF and SSa..
nvi AcCune, before A. Koiusr.J Z.
TExtrsct Tegte.l
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Z. G.
A.
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~ have on hand and
for ssle quantity Of
COFFEE,
SUGAR
TOBACCO
I sish also TO purchase
APPLIES. BACON. FLOUR,
LARD, BUTTER, POTATOES or auything il tbs
grocery line Call at my store.
JOS. CRAvIOTTC.
April 33-tf
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EXTINCTION OF OFFICERS OF CoNFED
EKATBRAND STATE GOVERNMENTS.

Certificates Of exemption for officers Of the Cos
federate and State Comments will se given by The
comm and ants for the States.
xI. INVESTIGATIONS OF APPLICANTS FOR
EXEMPTION.
!. All other applications for exemption shall DO
made in writing to tie enrolling officer Of the
county or district in which the applicant resides,
shall be supported by his affidavit and Other sworn
testimony. and dealt with according to the proris-
ions of paragraph Ill, Of General Orders No. a..
a. aad I. G. o., current series.
.. Every application Tor exemption should be
carefully, rainute'y and thoroughly Investigated
by the local earo'!ing oflcs-. with the aid Of the
tsrsas h.erd to Be- organized urdet the 2ad
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-06

IN will sell, at public
asction, 90
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The New York herald., 1864-06-28

c1O IN PER rov roR aRNurSE LOCUST NOUN.
SlV ~ tap stove anl Furaacs Coal screenod aud de-
hveref 2W pounds snaransedl for three days only.
MY Al W. Bowsry, e@rer o. rhisd slreet.
A. rh1AnWnkk AssnA
The New York herald., 1864-06-28

THE MERCANTILE EAGENCY-wANTED, TO-DAY.
- travelling agent bookkeeper timekeeper fancy goods
statesmen dry goods statesmen, shipping clerk hotel clerk
clerk liquor three brakesnen, conduc
light porter gardener walters
clerk, copyst fifty for New York and Erie rarod
wanted once; other situations open Merchants and
others supplied with help gra Orders should be sent in
before 3 r NJ @. MONTGOMERY Co. 266 Broadway,
room No. 4, up stairs.