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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
News items.

Important news is soon expected from
the South. General Sherman with large
amy. is moving on Dalton and Atlanta
The Government has received special
dispatch from Fortress Monroe that Beau
regards army has passed through Peters
burg, on its way 10 Richmond. Its num-
bers are estimated at from $4,000 to 20,-
600.
The picSets Of both armies extend up
and do the Rapidan and Rappahan.
ock.
The rebels are said to be concentrating
on the front and center.
Lees force is estimated at 100000
men.
The facts are being established by evi-
dencs that an enormous trade is carried on
between New York and the Confedsrstes.
It is reported that the Federal troops
ar evacuating Texas. .
The Southern Government has taken
possession Of all railroads in the South for
the next sixty days.
Little Washington, North Carolina.
was evacuated by our forces on Thursday
last.
All quiet on the RapidGn last evening.
The Confederates are said to have evae.
sted Plymouth, North CarOlins.
The State Convention of the Fenian
Brotherh 1od meets in Indianapolis to-day.
They have had heavy snow storm in
Southern Illinois.
There is to be 8 meeting of the chair
men of the Military Committees of South
en Ohio at Columbus next Thursday.
What for To represent to the AuthOri-
ties the ruin WHICH they are bringing on the
State 4?
The rumor that General Polk is march
ing on Port Hudson or Baton Rouge with
10000 men is important. We seem to be
losing our Southern acquisitions as rapidly
as we gainsi them.
The South has been in state Of Starva.
tion ever since the war began, and yet they
have fought bravely and with g cd deal
OF success, Il would seem that the admin.
istration intends to s,arve he North, and
see IL starvation WON'T make good soldiers
and ensure big victories. iH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
It Stands Unriva1ad I

We give the following an Illustration M ths-fo fore
eo'ng acts, rom MT ~. Q, Fosseg,e gentleman we'll
known In the city Of Dayton;
DAIroS, 0HIc, January 7, 1902
DR CoSWAT-sr, some sir tuon hs sInca, yhlla
holding fraoiiou hose II became fg htened, earod
and can. down with ful force on my right foos the
corks Of th" shoe tear ng away the Gesh nd liza
mnnts from the side OF my iooN and fract rips e.
brusinR the bone Rdly The aesh was csrpiIly tsken
up and held toHether uy neans ol = sticking plsat.r
then applied "DF ConWay's Llnimenttnl9 - Ls
pre- Yenle innammatlon and sWelllnR and healed tbe
wound 20 perfecty that nov consider oot AZ Nell
as ever, and, aove all suffered pain, and Wat not
Rp lied - -
IcoasIder the ''IInimeatum'' Worthyoi Lhe highest
nalce and cheernlly recommend |. 70 ell who may
haye occas ON 70 use IL. n o FOSc GER.
Extra nd dement's offered 10 suter The trade
supplied on the most liberal taFns address an or
ders to Or Il. CONWAY, y lo Propdesor,r
No $50 Third street. Dayton, Ohio,
'For sale bJ nrugEsts and Merchants generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
Our bIisIor,unes.

The spring opened with defeat and dsast er
TO our armies al Onustee, 10 Florida. Th en-
foliowed,sRERaaS'o srsat raid" in Missiasiplp pi,
W ich was total failure. SnIrH's aud
GRiERsoN's cavalry raid TOO, resulted disiIs Is-
truusy, our forces being compelled to make a
precipitate retreat General THoMAs advance
On Dalton was at once changed into "falling
back to he place whence he started Bur
LER and KiLPATRicH's ION to r chmoud" tor
he destruction of that city and the release OF
Federal prisoners, was another failure, and
"A movement in witch the cavalry barely es-
caned. Scarcely have the public had time to
feet upon the reVerses when news from
The Red River confirms the defeat of BANKs
arLy. Fort Pillow ulso fell, and lastly, we
are reading the details Of the capture of Ply,
mouth. We are getting accustomed TO disas
ter, and to the SUCCESSES with which these
ragged, half starved and disstfscted" rebsls
are meslinp and the thought occurs, might il
not b- capital stroke Of policy inst nov {,
have our forces win a victory somewhere
Would II not tend 10 revive the hopes Of the
propIeP II something is not 500 n done in
that way the people will have 4 tendency 10
look upou defeat as the natgral state Of North.
ern affairs. -iIstrotI Free Pr a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
RvnOun,Inn Of Ternn.

NEw YoRK, May 2-The famous trottiug
stallion George NJ Palchsn died yesterday of
rupture
The Worlds New Orleans letter reports
the evacuation of Texas by our forces begun.
Also that a report reached New Orleans
that General Polk was ut Ca mp Moore, ninety
miles from New Orleans, with $4,000 to 20.
600 men, to move ~ once on Port Hudson or
Baton Rouge. rhC .eaa IrrtuH ...'
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Death from ExcessIve LauebI.r

Crowds Of boys still indulge iu the pastime
of driving nHils in the joints Of the brick /,
along the sidewalks 40 that the heads project
above the surface, Females who happen 10
he passing are apt to be brought TO with Jerk
IN most unpleasant manner On Saturday
morning, young woman, residing in a ANAL
court running from Mariots Lane, near Sixth
street appeared on Fifth street Presently
the lower bar Of the steel skirt caught on a
nail such as already described, and the next
moment she lost her perpendicular and fell to
the sidewalk This event caused a shout Of
Slee from the watching children, one OF whom,
little girl, named Catharine Eddy, was seiz
ed With FITS from excessive laughter, and died
in half an hour. The coroner held an In.
quest, and the jury rendered verdict 10 ae-
cordance With the facts, philadelphia Age
Tuesdoy ..... - =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

MILITARY ARREST. The Hon. Thomas r.
Marshall was arrested at Frankfort on Tues.
day evening Of last week, while addressing
one OF the largest and most respectable audi
ences of ladies and gentlemen ever convened
N that city. He was brought to Lexington on
Wednesday under a military escort, and con.
hned IN the military prison here until the next
morning, when he was disearged Returning
to Franktort, where, we understand, he was
engaged in professional business, he was
again arrested on Monday last, brought back
to this city, and is now under parole here
awaiting an investigation of the charges pre-
ierred against him. What the charges against
Mr. Marshall are We are not sdvilIsd.--Lsz-
i"gtJH ObServer & Reporter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

A sundy shool teacher, in one Of the
townships Of this county, himself one Of
the volunteer militin, addressed his class
on last Sabbath. He said ; There are
certain things which merely finite minds
cannot fathom. For example We cannot
falhom the reason why JOHSSY BRoUoH
should send so many loyal men out Of the
State. and leave 30 many eOpperhesds at
home! The poor fellow was perllexed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

Orr WITH TRKIR HRADs.-The Rullotine Ia
At work. ofiee-hoIders who speak disrespeet.
fully Of Liucolo, and have Ii iug for Chase
or fremont are rehpinR The fruits of IL. Yes.
terdays Tribune has the following dsspateh
from Arlington:
Nc A. Watson has been removed from
Post Office olsrkship for speaking disrespeet.
fully Of the President, at meeting OF the
Republican Association hsre. ...r- 7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
Nc Fremont EsarfY.

The New Natior, the organ Of Frs mont, Ad,
yises all radical republicans TO give DP all
Rives notice Of 4 call ofa National Conven.
tion meet at Cleveland on the 2lst Of May. Al
this convention, Fremont viii be nominated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
MllliarN Uonamitt.aa.

-ciROLEylLLE, o. Maya ---Ths chairmeu Of
the Military Committees OF the counties Of
Sourthern Ohio are earnestly requested TO
meet in Columbus on Thursday, May 5th.
(SiRned) G o W. GARoo,-
4 f{ "A Chairman Mil Com, Piekaway Co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
LATEST ME WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


WAsHISoroS, May S-Ths tribune special
says; s NJ lark head Of the bank hote
printing bureau in the Treasury Depaumspt
was to-day dismissed by Secretary Chase a.
the close Of an investigation into abuses chare-
a. Ains the admin stralion of this bureau
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

Tho difficulty brtween "lhe Blairs" and the
radicals serms about to culminate in measures
oi serious lwpot designed to destroy the ab 20.
lutte power they now WELD. The resolution Of
Mr. Dawes is note nf warning. Ifths Pres.
ident shall treat the House eavlerly, as Il is
said he will do it isquite probable that Teso,
tutons ofimpsaekmsnt will be Introduced.
The radicals are thoroughly aroused 10 the
necessity Ofstopping the reckless disregard
OF law which the President has exhibited in
this and other cases The bad blood which
has been rising against the administration in
its own ranks threatens to lead to soms exeit
log scenes a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
Read the following;
(7estimoHi Of Mrs. SaraI 9ouLdl

AfBASY. Ne van
PnoE DsMvnE: Tive years ago nv .eslr 49,.
dlseasad and nv bair 80 - nansAJ -, eeneins
Tas disease SPREAD until my scalp va, ~ oDs Ss' very re-.
sore. i became very Psnf1li my res, az night wss
Por sblei would apply ren,dy afteF remedy, 81
only momenteTy reli'f consulted several phyWl.
AIsaI VI ih 's Ns1 oy them thAt the
ph & VII @ M, ny ssNlP rss anecsed was ealt
yn,s s ~ aS as ~, y sou " NY 1snent me read
Van .ss,,,aS ~, ~, e ssnystuUed eohsult goo.
mi rss.ore % mn wo1,u ersdcete the dinsese
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
war Declared ON the DemOcTa-
cy by "a Republicans, Cover

war Declared ON the Democrat
cy by "a Republicans Cover
nor. .....t r..
There was almost universal aStonish-
ment throughout the county. when the
volunteer militia was ordered into active
service. There is no question. whatever.
that the men who constitute this force.
being nearly all Republicans, we're induced
to Join the organisation in the belief thst
they were TO be pstted as siAvOriIss, exempt
FROM draft, employed to Oppress and keep
down" an unsrned and unoasnding pop
ulation at home, and in no emergency to
be taken ont Of the State.
When after convocation Of Republi.
can Governors at Washington. the volun.
tssr militia received a PsremptOry order to
20 into active service. without quGlidcS-
tion as to the sort Of duty. or the place
where IL is to be performed, it caused uni.
vsrsAl surprise.
Its very true, thstif the Government
stood In need Of men, these volunteers
ought to have been called. They are all
eigorsus war men. ere SfisisRIy organ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

PRIcE OF STRAW IN Nav YoRK The az.
ricultnral editor Of the Rockford tIhl) Register,
has been visiting the metropolis and writes
on his return;
Most OF the horses in New York are 40
p'nched for the want Of hay, and even straw
that they look like grew hounds Farmers are
receiving trrm 80 TO 80 oenrs per 100 lbs. for
hay. At that rate, three tons of straw per
acre, without the grain, would yield q return
oi from AZ to 81 dollars per acre, which "a
more than we get here for crop Of wheat
yielding forty bushels 10 tho aere That Ger.
tainly must be the place where the boy resides
Who, upon being questioned aa to how the
crop turned out answered, "6rst.rats We
sowed TWO bushels and We ibreshed two bush
els, and got The strsw into he bargain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
GNantro.

NATAMTED-carnaes woodworkmsa. BLACK.
w amlths and PainlS Sre wanted hmm sdialsiy. The
best Of NAgsS RVen, Apply 90
Al w!w'PhILL1Ps, EeaEth pizssA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, PaiaS 10 the Baok,
Sides and Chest, Cramps In the Stomach, Toothaahe
Head che, and or all The Aches and Pains incid snt
" - Camp Liie,' where an external Application L.
necessary, = -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
TO ARN6sI no ARN1slI
s AYE H-TS LIFR

ARairi The lonely sentry walking hs rounda Al
night, exposed 20 drenohbR rains and the ch NAM
ir, IL often sesgsd with The most violent neurai To
pain and cramps, ths dangers from which can oasiIy
be averted by q ifee use sf the HtTl7 7 =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

Governor MoRToS. as our readers are al
ready aware. made an harlngue in Indian
spolis day or two ago. in which he pro-
claimed the Democracy to be enemies of
the country, whom these volunteers were
to be employed in putting down. This is
official. The Governor Of State at whose
solicitation the call was made for these
soldiers, tells what is wanted Of them.
They are to slaughter the Democrats.
But wo shall soon know whether this
man MoRToS speaks truly or not. 1t Is to
be hoped that the threat iS to be set d,wn
to the stiffness Of malicious and aspiring
demsgogue, whose swish was father to the
thought" and who had no authority for
intimating that our neighbors aud fellow
citizens have been called into the army for
any other purpose than to put down the re.
bellion and end the war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

issd, and IN sons sort drilled. of couns
they will make good soldiers But itsur.
prissd the Democracy to witness one just
and impartial act by our rulers. While
Republicans were amazed that they were
not favored as they have hitherto been.
and all the hardship imposed on the cop
psihsads, as has been tho custom hereto
fore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03
AOtirFs, .gg
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs

CEALED PROPOsA Is for building = bridge over
- etlWatert near HaFusbnrR, In this oonuty, viii b.
recsiVsd until noon on Monday, the Sd day Of Nay,
separate rroposals 20 he msde the masonry ana
sup IetrctuTe. BID iers also state what theg
viii allow forthe old lafidge ~ w.
The Csmnnl-si,iners. ~ heretofore, reserve che
rEht TO reject auy and all bids " they h a.
The plan and Speeinoadons are 70 be seen Ia this
on .. THOMAS o. LOWE,
Andaaw Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-03

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICkET
sEcREr,RY or STATE
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
Of SENECA County.
SUPREME JuDos-.
% fgLl fssHl -.
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
Ot FAIRFIELD Coz y
tro TtiL vAo o,Nosssl ..
on Nacancy,
NACHtAS C WHITLEY,
Of Gnoook COUNTY.
shor, Vanancy, ...
ALEXANDRA ,. BOYS,
Ot ghlsnd o nty.
ATTORNEY GENERAI.
LYMAN II CRlrChFlELD,
oi Hslmss cornty.
.s coVPTRntLVR or THE TREt'uHT,
WILLIAM S V PRENrISS,
" Franklin cOunIy.
scH OL coMMIssIoNFR,
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
Uf HsTdln Oonniy.
BoARU or tURLIC WORKS,
HH (rULL frRNl
t WILLIAM LARWILL,
.l VI Ashl md County.
(snR oAsoT)
CHARLES BOR3HL,
" AuslaGa Courty.
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AtnirnFntunl.
THE SOLDIERS BEST FRIEND.

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THE SOLDIERS BEST FRIEND.
mn. r. cOKwAy,s s.r "a
IL N I'M e N II U M
AA pfarbls Remedy Tor, e-,
RENOTIEG P1Ig AND HRALING WOuNDs.
LNoR sabeF cuts, bayonst ans eunshot wounds TIE
IL "Linimsntum' has no equal, reno wing and pss.
yendnR, as 10 does, every VestEe OF lndan alton and
oy gently uniting the severed parts, ft qu uhiy nd
con lletely heals the n osl friRhtfu wounds Il
holdiernf reFneRhsr that 10 marches must Be- sn.
dured, and the effects Genefnliy aoro and 41fe
tiled JTnts, paths 10 The back chest and linohs hlIs
tered and feet shiloh viii ainnst natnnty dnap.
peer hy rubbing well the pafte affected, With Dr. A.
CONWAY'a LINIMENTUM. Wivas sistprs a q IA.
theTs, noWNhne the esy ls ringing thrOushout the
TO ARMGSI no ARNnslI
Do not forget the heslth au cou'or, ., tbo,e b-,v.
men who have rushed 70 the deenoe Of our alor1oa9
old nag but remember that the eomiuR SiruGRle vi
~ desperate and hard fought one, and manTs pSor
brave snr' may BE- et lying bonrs on ths blood.
stained neld without euccOri but I his knapsack IN
supplied with y 0ene OF this mensorious aud truY
efhcscious medicine, he may easily apply e. and by
70 doing stop the dew Of blood, prevent of an uasioa
aud ultimately
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-09
Notice &c. Taxpayers Of A.u-
gusta COUNTY,.

I n pursuance 81 an order of the Count Court of
a said County entered at the July term 1864, it
IS provided; sthas whenever, prior to the LIST d Y
''of October 1864, any person chargeable with a
'perlion OF the levy made at said term shall be-
sfore the Clerk Of the Court prove by bis own
@ oath and the cath Of at least one disinterested
witness, that sach tax payer, has lost by the act
g ofGod, or ofihe public enemy, any real or per-
" sonal property or Slaves assessed against him.
" or in the ease OF real estate against his vendeo
g Gin 1863 specifying what property has been so
. lost, and that he has not had returned to him.
(" or recovered such property, or been compensa-
" ted therefor in any manner, it shah be the duty
g Of the Cork by reference to the land and prop
:. ertv books cf 1873 to make The proper estimate
{. Of the proper.yto lost and not returned or other
" wise masic goodsto such taxpayers according 70
"the valgaeion and assessment o. 1863 -
All persons interested in this notice are request
ed to come 70 weird, ard upon evidence of one
disiatere iAsess, Viii be entitled to o cartifi-
cafe showing tie aIn0rps to be dcdueted from the
levy oftbe presently and the SheI IT will take
in and hold such certificate for the settlement Of
his accounts, said order further provides that
as an indictment to prompt payment Of the levy
made tIatifth samebe paid On 81 before the lst
day of October ls64 be subject to aa abatement o.
10 per centum upon the amount chargeable
against any person making such payments The
Clerk is enit ed to receive the sum Of i've dollars
from each, x-paver for such certificate.
xa Extract Teste..
MN. A. BURNETT, CLERK.
AUGUST 10 I'm,
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The Chicago Convention.

NOMINATIONS MADE ON THE 3lsr OF AUGUST
For President George Is. Mcclellan
For Vice President George Il, Pen
dietnn.
The Washington Chronicle of the 1st,
contains the following despatch from Chi
cage, which we condense.
CHICAGO, Aug 81, / O'clock.
The Convention reassembled at ten
o'clock The Wigwala was densey packed,
and the crowd outside greater than ever.
immediately after the Convention was
called to ord5r, prayer was offered by the
Rev Dr.. Haley, Of Chicago.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That this Convection shall
not be dissolved by adjournment at the
close Of its business, but shall remain or
gained, subject to be called at any time
and place that the Executive National Com
mittee shall designate.
The President then stated the question
before the Convention to Be on ordering tha
previous question. 10 proceed 10 the nessi-
nation o. candidate for the Presidency
and It was ordered without dissento
Tlla vote was taken by States, the char
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NO. 81

head of the yelowest hue. and las beea
The yokefelow Of the Woods in opposing
the measures of the Administration for the
suppression of the rebellion. If anything
win reconcile such men as Long Of Ohio,
and Harris Of Maryland, to the support Of
the ticket. It will be the name Of Pendletou.
The Chronicle Ias no war news Of inter-
terest. The Yankees aTo sill busy lying
over their disaster at Roams' Station. A
disratch from Louisville on tee 30th, an
uounces the capture Of company Of YAM
KEGS six miles below GallatIn by Wheeler.
Wheeler's force is estimated at from five to
twelve thousand men.
Colds unchanged.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-09

SOUTHERN WoMEv --Debased as is the
soul of Brownow-- Utterly depraved as in his
nature vie IS are his denanciations of the
Southern people, his vile tongue. at least
does some justicc to Southern women. 1n
speech recently delivered at mce'iag in
New York, for the benefit of the sick and
wounded soldiers, he took occasion to remark
rs follows:
II bear testimony Of my own knowledge
to the influence Of aad the iudomitahIo cour
age Of the ladies Of the Southern Confed-
eracy The most wealthy, tha best educa
ted, tho most refined among them, have
planted themselves Ia their 4 ors and piaz
za,. and have run their husbands, sons, me-
phows, uuoles aud brothers out ia the
army.
. 60, volunteer aud fight. or viii dis
own yoa forever y, and WHEN the Yankees
met them, aud they fell. tho Southern wo-
a2en complaeently folded their arms and
thanked e%od tllatsl,eY died in good and
glorious cauSo fShtins ioe the indep a.
dence Of the Souta
Truth ia stranger 10 bis lips, ba5
il this case IL was uttered IN IS naked pp~
rity.
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IFor the vindicator.l
G o Cd MIG HIT!


DEDICATED TO MRS. N. J. ..sor RoCKfglDG3
Good Night! alas, good night forever,
Chsrub of my lonely heart;
Heavy is the pam that slabs me,
When they tell me we must part;
Weary is the way before me,
How shudder, shrink and start!
Good night, darling, can leave thee,
Thus to mouldsr in the tomb!
Can Isee thy beauteous features,
Hid forever in darkest gloom,
Can loosen from my heart strings
Thy loved form, thy youth and bloom
Can your, mother, thus resign you,
GSenflexf. sweetest, angel fairs
Can the graces, nurtured iondly,
BY fostering, tender care,
Be reiinquished, yielded calmly,
Even in agony Of prayer
Oh the yearning senses culver
With the wearing grief thst preys,
Sinks in hopelessness and sorrow
At tho dreary lapse of days.
Ere met again, my daughter,
Clothed in robes Of light and praise,
Yet the God who gave, has taken.
Be We like her, pars and good,
Ever vigilant and patient,
Bright, and Of cheerful mood,
Taught Of God in truth and wisdom,
degenerate through Jesus blood.
N1tsheH, Augsst, 1861.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-09

THE WESLEYAN FEMALE COT
LEGIATE INSTITUTE sTAUNIoN Va, xill
open the 18th Of September next.
Being encouraged by past success. and the
gratifying approval of our Friends and Patrons,
we will increase our efforts to sustain the fair
reputation Of the Institute, and will endeavor, by
the reasonableness of our terms, to bring the adj
vantages of Collegiate Education within the reach
OF as many as possible.
Each Department will be supplied with compe-
tent and experienced Teachers.
Those wishing to enter requested to apply
immediately. WIN. S. BAIRD A. M.
Aug. l9--im. Principal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-09

Dom REWARD Stolen from my farm
& P~OO near Parnassus, Augusta County
A BLACK MARE,
six years old, little thin in order. about ffteer
hands two inches in height, and rides very well
pacing but little. There are no white marks abou
her, but she has small sore, from the saddle, OF
the side of her back, and little sun-burnt
will give the above reward for the return o
the mare to me or my son, at Mint Spring, or any
Information that will lead to her recovery.
Aug. l9-tf. WIN. MCCALL.