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NC1FETTcE

q C. XAAKxE, has just arrived froa Dixie,
" with fns ssssrtsssat of DR JOS sad "a
AzDICLRES, ssasissing in part. ~ folIsws: NJ
soda. Sulphur, Indigo, 0oppesas, Alna, Az &R
safostida Cream of Tartar Davis Pain Killsr Epson
Salts, Castor Oil, Gam Arabic. 6um CamphoY, Sweet
Spirits Ritre, Balsan, CoPevis Sngar OF Lssa Iods
Potssh, Chloroform Calemal, Rprsx, aEd 2gy shnzne
Persons in waat of articles in his line wesld do vel
to give hn eell at Dr.. Yeuag's old stand. Every
available neans will be used in keeping on hand
general assortment Of Drugs snd Medicines.
Staunton, Sent 4 1866
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How strange it is" said an English lady,
that fashionable parties should be called routs
Formerly, roat signifsd the defeat of an army,
and when the soldiers were put to fight or to
the sword,it was said they were routed This
title has some propriety, too" said clergyman
''for by these meetings families are frequently
routed out of house O nd homer
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

STAUNToN, VA May I'd, 1854. J
BY virtue of an order raade at District Court of
the Confederate States for the estern District of
Virginia. held at Staunton, on the End day OF May,
1864 referring to the subscriber, for settlement. the
accounts of the several Receivers Of the said Court,
respecting all matters in theirhands which have pass
ed sequestraton since their last settlements respect
lively and also, all monies since then collected and
received prior the settlements directed by said
der. Notice is hereby given that | have appointed
the rs day of the term Of the said Court to be ked
at Wythevlle, on the 4th Monday Of May, 1864, foI
the settlements aforesaid at which time and place
viii proceed to execute this order continuing from
day to day until the said settlements are completed
Nav 3-4ts J. G. BOWER, Comnl'r
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL R.

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL X. R,,l
RIcRsoED, Jan. 1lth, 1854.
HHANGE OF SOHEDULE.-On and after FRIDAY,
j January 18th, 1e84,-ths Mail and PasseRg ger
Train will leave Richmond daily, for Staunton, at 8
o'clock A M, and will leave Staunton at s:45 A. NJ,
and arrive in Richmond at Z P. A.. The Accommo-
datioA Train between Richmond and Gerdcrsyils Is
discontinued until further notice.
FL. ID. WHITC0kB,
Jan 19-tf General Superintendent.
no THE FA&MMRs OF AUGUSTA
cOUNTY.-The undersigned, Committee ap-
pointed to dsburse the furds Of the Ccrporston for
the relief OF tAe Amiliss Of Volunteers new in the
faid ase prepared TO purchase wheat fosr earn rye
anA wood TAey sell 10 the above fanilies at shsut
one half prioe sRS they earnestly request thcse far
xasrs wke have the above srtioles for sAis to Civ
them snA before dispcsing Of stem else xhars.
). W. CRAWFORD.
VI. b. KAYSER.
j. G. WHEAT.
Noyeaaber a-tf
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PRIeE's VIoPoRY.--At last we have news
that ia not doubtful, giving US one Of the most
complete victories ofthe war, The number of
prisoners that fell into Prices hands is tho Lar.
gest ever captured by Confederste arms save by
Jackson at'Harper's Ferry. The achievements
is brilliant one for the Western Hero, and is
a grand addition to our successes in the trans
Mississippi campaign. The prisoners taken
there anst throw the balance in our favor, and
will dispose tAs Yankees to more libeFality In
tho matter of exchanges. Despatch.
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t . 9.-By the undersigned, On the 18th
IL of March, 1864, near Waynesboro', Augusta CO.,
Virginia. CertifsateofG deposit for four per cent
Confederate States Bond, 154, amount $4,000,
and in the nane of James 8. Price. The above Ger
thcate was isssed the Confederate States Deposi
for which have applied for duplicate. My broth
err James S. Price, cannot attend so his business in
person, being prisoner of war at Point Lookout
Any person finding said certificate will confer favor
Ey depSsitng the same in the hands of Rev Vim. s.
Bard, Staunton. CHAS. D. PRICE,
Go. G, 55th Bat. Va. Cavalry
Aprl19-6ts* Gen. Rosser,s Brigade
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On motion, the House adjourned.


THE CHRISTIAN SPIRIT ILLUSTRATED IN WAR.
know not why the military spirit should be
supposed to beone of harshness, intolerance, or
indulgence, in verbal expletive, particularly in
war of patriotism, when tie humblest soldier
and citizen have an interest as deep ard abb
ding in the contest as the highest official. In
such a war strength lies in that haraRny of ac-
ton which is the result of common ihterest in a
common cause in that exalted sense of Loyalty
which has its home in the mind and soul, which
discipline can never create, and which harsh
discipline, or the discipline which proceeds
from regard to the cause, may impair or des-
troy. The Christian spirit, as illustrated by Lee
and Jackson, by Kirby Smith and Polk, the
spirit which softens the harshness of military
authority, tempers discipline with considers
tion, and leans to the spirit of the Gospel, with
out sacrificing the letter of the articles OF war,
is the true military spirit, and will do more to
strengthen the bands of officers and men, more
to create holy and unconquerable ardor in an
army, than all the martinetism which ever sport
ed epauettes or fonrished sword.
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DIR. j AS. FL. HARRIS,
SURGEON g. DENTIST,

Graduate s sAe BStt5aore Cbl5ege y Dezsaz saarg~y,
WI ILL spend Court week and the two weeks fol-
w loving OF every mosth Earrisonearg,
where he will be pleased to wait all those wishing
his professional aid All operations guaranteed equal
to any. 0&oe in HilPs Hotel.
Address, BIT. Meridian, Augusta county, Virginia,
or KarrisoHbufg. Rockingham county, Va.
E Old Gold Plate wanted.
FEB 6-6mo
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MISCEILANEOU
NOTICE TO ROAD MAI ERS.

NOTICE TO ROAD MAKERS.
desire to have the
STAUNT0N AND PARKERSBuRG TURNPIKE
repaired as far practicable, and soon possible
by re-openng the side.ditches, filing up ruts and
leveing the road, removing loose rocks and repair
ing culverts. sse
Twill, therefore, receive Sealed Proposals, until
the Goth day of May, 1864,
from all persons no may desire to enter into Con-
tracts to repair s9id Road or apy part thereof as
above. Security for the performance of Contzaet Is
win be required, and the work to be completed speed
iy the time to be extended according to the extent of
the Contract.
Address, Sealed Proposals, to me at Staunton, Va.
May I0-st g. w. BRRL IN,
Superintendent Of the s. L P. Turnpike.
indfe
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SELP RESPECT ESSENTIAL TO CoMMAND.-He
that controlleth bis spirit is better than be
who taketh city; no man yet ever command
ed others, who did not command himself. AS
no man was ever made au honest man by CALI
ing him rogue, so you will never max citi-
zen patriotic by calling him traitor, or a SOL
der brave aud .trua man by calling him a
coward or q vagabond, Self respect is the yit-
alizng principle ofevery good soldier. and it's
encouragement should be a motive of every.
commander, from the sentinel up to tue Gem
eral =
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Jgo. D. HoaE.
co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

W have this day, May 1lth, 1868, entered into
w Co-partnership, for the purpose of conducting
the MERCAR1LLE BUSINESS,
in the town of StauntoR ande the style and firm of
P. B. d J. B. HoGE
sg- We solicit the patronage of cur friends and
the public generally P. B. H0GE.
May 49, $685.. JNO. b. kGGE.
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TABLE FOR THE TIH rs.

table showing the value Of tAe old issue Of Con-
Eederste money, when discounted for the new issue
OF Confederate money, at the rate of three dsars in
old issue for two dollars in ISSUE from So. to
$500:
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MY experience in last Summer campaign, and In
w the few short narehes have made since, warns
me that my efficiency my present capacity es Cap
tain of Co T. 5lst Va Infaary, is greatly dfEinish
ed of severe wound in left shoulder the
effects OF which to lasting and fearing ket
will se unable feaaer tse service likely to he
quired of ia the feld, /, in compliance with the
request of many Of my friends, Announce myself a
Candidate for the clerksnp of the Circuit and County
Courts of Il ighland, State of Virginia
Mar S-tde j. O., MATNENY:ba
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17
POETRY
THE AGED PA STOR

| ne stands in the desk, that grave old man
WIN an eye still bright, though his cheek ia
And MS long white locks are backward rolled
From his noble brow of classic mould
And hls form, though bent by weight Of wear.
Somewhat Of it's primal beauty bears
de opens the page of the Sacred word
Nos q Whisper nor low nor loud, ia heard:
Even Fslly assumes serious look,
AS ne readsth the words of the Roly Book.
And the thoushtess and gay grow reverent there y
AS be opens his lips in fervent prayer.
de stands as the grave old prophet stood.
Proelaiming the truth and the living God
Pouring reproof on the ears of men
Whose hearts are at ease in their folly and s;n
VIA challenge Of guilt still unforQiyep.
10 the soul united, unsaeet for heaven
., who an but honor that good old man.
As ne ssareth his three sssye years and ten
" no hath uzsde it the work of his life to bless
our world in its woe and wicke&uess;
5tiil gaiding the few who were wont to straw
In paths Of sin to the aarrsv way.
Btth kindly heart, througR The lapsin0 vaayg
Rs hatA shared yczs joys, he hath wiped vopy eoxo
DO hath Bound the wreath on the brow OF the hrida
de hath stood sy tbs couck when loved ones died.
'ointing tie soul 10 glorious Heaven,
La the tiss WAisA bouAd it to earth were riyen
kssAinks yell weep anotAsr saY,
When the good ED nan las paassd away:
Aen sAs Last OF Aas sbbisg sands have run
hen hls labor 10 Ger and his work ia dons-
sho'L ease for the aock and keep the field,
Thsa Ais pulse is still and ais heart il csld2
Ts'n Hias aim tAssi every lsok azs tame,
o hniiisr zow, forever esns,
Will thrill tAs Heart vita insa9d pam,
Ind you'u loag asd lisssz for sAsm in vain
hen strangers form wth q strazger's face,
kall stand in ysar honorsa Pastors place.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17
C6Py--TeSte,
May S--2t VIM. A. BURNETT, d, G.

A CARD g-TO THE FARMERS OF SOUTH
"A ERE AUGUSTA For some time past sur-
veys have been carried in the Valley fog the pur
pose of furnishing soHPlete and reliable Map of
this sectien of the country The wogg has reach
ed your neghborhsod, and my surveying parties will
pass over your roads in the next two months.
These surveys viii not alone furnish to the authori
ties the information needed during the war, but will
alse supply after tie the long felt need Of Ser
fectLy relis6e NGp. Of soaT esmaty.
call or you, further 50 desirable undertaking.
one tending directly TO your special good n6 pro-
fit, by your seIing to my parties what little GrGia
and Forage they will need for their teams. AGpe
aeo impressed Gng supplies and c6sr market prices
Unless can got your cooperation in this, sl-al be
unable 10 prosecute the work We have but few hor-
ses to feed, and viii net need much. When my AS
sisants coll on you, let each man but spare half
bushel of grain, and half hundred of hay, and
continue the work These calling on you in my be-
half viii each produces certi6cate signed by me- that
they belong to my Typographical party.
7. W. OSCAR EOERNER,
April l2-tf lst Lieut.. per Eng'rs.
~ Vim. copy, and send bill 10 this Office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17
GO TIE PEOPLE oE AUGpsVA.

In response to the call made upon nae in the last
nunber Of the Spectator by ''Many Voters, aad
at the urgent solsitation Of a large numser of my
the Office OF Clerk of the Circuit Court of Augusta
fully aware of the responsibilities that attack ts
the position; but trust that do not ver-estimate
my capacity when express the hope tkat will be
aBse to frlal ths duties Of thp Office TO Zee satsfac
tion of the public.
70 those with whom am not acquainted, it may
not be oato place to say that am adisabed soldier
having lost a leg while in command of a eonpany
from this county (the "West Augusta Guard" 5lh
Va. Regt.) at the battle Of ChancelsrsvIle. Being
permanently disabled from further service to the
eeustry in the field, sm induced to tnrn ny attsn
ton to civil psrsuits ana promise. elected TO the
position now seek, to devote to It's duties all the
eaergy and industry, and whatever Of talent may
possess.
ay claims to the people of Augusta to whose arbitra
meat, whether favorable uafavoraoie, wiz chear-
fully submit Jos. n. RYAN.
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NOTI0E
BEYOND QUESTION.

WTE arenov receiving supply of that
w for quality and variety, cannot De surpassed IN
the State comprising ali the d erent grades, running
so from very low price TO the choicest chew thatcan
be aAd. Merchants viii please examine our STOCK
bsiorolsying IN their fall supply
stsunton. Sept. IS, 1881. PERI IT CooHRAs.
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Go00 RRWARDil

SOUU
RANAWAY frcm the subscriber, on the 1lth of
April Negroes a negro woman, named SARAH,
very black skim 18th short upper lip, and long white
teeth. She speaks in rather Yankeelke style when
addressed. She was raised in hardy county, and
sold in Richmond Dy E. Il. Stokes for Mr.. Ward of
Hardy county HARRY, yellow boy, rather under
size and JOHN,a yellow boy Is 20 years old, very
tall nearly quite feet high purchased at the
time and In the same lot. will give the above re.
ward or $iC0 for the capture Of either of them and
their confinement so that can recover them.
Nav 1o-4ts* w. w. III. THACKST0N.
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DIR. ARTHUR.

AFIk- lAIG \ ~ y 1R
ITAS retarnea to Staanton PERMANENTLY, PsR
IL eight years liberal patronage he
reviews with mach gratitude and ac- fssEszsssSss
knewis&ged thsRkfulness Rejoicing
that be iEstillsble to serve hisold, tried
frieHss vita moro exPsRsnee and improved skill dill
igence and 4 faithfulnegs.
Oct .l5, 1S51.-tf.
ID DEMOVAL.--DR. ARTHUR has removed hia
1G Office diagonally opposite his former place Of
business, one door east of w hites Old Corner.
1S69-tf
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YTTE are authorized to announce
W WILLIAM &. BURNETT,
as Candisate for the office of CLERK of the psrnty
Court of Augusta, at the ensuing election in May
next Feb. 1G---tde
ATE are authorized to announce
w JOHN j. LAREW
candidate for the Office of SheriFalty for Augusta
county Feb 16-tde*
XXyE are authorized to announce
wv Ar SAMUEL. PAUL.
as s Candidate for the office Of Sheraafty for Au-
gusta sounty. Feb 23-tse*
.rEsO THE VOTERS or AUGUSTA
L hereby announce myself Candidate fer re-eiec-
tion to the office of Clerk of th rcuit Court of this
county. A. f. KINNEY.
March I5--tde
NxTE are authorized to announce
wv JEFFER SON KINNEY,
Candidate to the clerkship OF tbs County Court
of augusta county.
March s2-tde
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17
IN AUGUSTA COUNTY 0oURP, |

IN AU6U6TA GouNFYs GpURT,
April 25th, 1884.
On motion it is ordered that the order this Court
entered on the 22d day of Feb, 1864, be, and ths
same is hereby modified as to empower the County
agents authorized to procure and distribute supplies
to the faRiIes of soldiers, disregard the nmit OF
prices prescribed By said order and to purchase sseh
supplies as may be absolutely necessary fer tie sup
port of the needy families of Soldiers at the best pr
ces at which they be bosght, and that neking
DISTRIBUTION and sale of such supplies te Soldiers
families the salc agents, at their discretion,
of absolute necessity may furnish hesuppies resur
ed to protect such families from actual want even
an amoRnt greater than be paid for cut of the
funds allowed to such families, and that sush agents
shall keep accurate accounts of the excess ead report
the rae fer levy at the next June term and that
the said order is further modified 50 as to Authorize
the said County agents TO make the purchases and
inpresmen authorized by said order, only with
in their respective Magisteral Districts but anywhere
within the county.
Axs il is further ordered that hereafter the families
of persons who entered the Military service ssbsti
tutss for others, ,anS who now ans may coatinye
active service shall be provided for as other Sol
dIers families, sRch substitutes being liable 10
service themselves under the act of Congress.
a Cspy--Teste
Nav 3--1t WIN A RUPNRTF u O.
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Tbe Speech of Gov. LetoheF was very ins
tarestIDg sketch of Geo. JAoKsoS's military oas
rssz; aad the eloquent address was listened 80
with eager and profound attention.-Lss. Gas
ec5te of the 11th.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17

The following verse is net often quoted, jet
it has SO much power that it ought 10 be re-
membered:
A pebble in the streamlet scant,
Has turned the course of many o river,
a dew drop on the baby plant
Has warped the greas oak forever.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17

A planter friend in Baldwin county iniors
the Miilsdgsyille Recorder THAI. sgarlie boz
with corn and fed 70 hogs will ours ass.i
vent cholera. We suggest to our por
ducing friends q fair trial, mud rcd
they report their experiment tos,be
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

MCORKLE, LUSK &c CO.,
JORDAPS POINz,
Lexington, Va.
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~ o o % III A T n q s.
" ! have removed my Friction AatcA Nanufac-
torg, TO the knewn az 'tBickle's CornerD ON
Augusn street. opposite the dry goods store of Mr.
Owen G. Morris, where shall be prepared to far
nlsh Matches by the Gress Box. These AHtches
are extensively used in Stauntop and RichHoRa and
thsught to be fully equal to any sold in is mar
ket. shall always have supply on hand, as the
msnufaetory is kept constantly in operation.
Jan 25-lyr D. r. BLACKBURN.
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"Julious, was you ebsr iFbesi
course / was.n ezYhss basiaess
planter. @Nhen was thai, ny ~
stDe day sbarrIsd thes cls
mine ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17

HosT1Ee or THE FLAs ovBR JAoKsoN's GRAVE.
-YsssszdAy was the anniversary of the burial
of GSn. Jackson, which was the day appointed
for tie hoisting OF the flag presented by Mr..
Hugh sheldon, of Liverpool England. The flag
vas manufactured By tbs generous donor, and
it is handsome and beautiful piece of work.
On ske occasion, Ex-GoveFnor Lstoher, Al
ths request Of Gen. Smith. addressed the i'm
rnsHse crowd OF Ladies and Gentleman that as
sembled there, to witness the hoisAsg OF ths
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

4
w N'' $500 ~ : - THOMAS s, CoALTER
as Candidate for Commission er of Reyenae for the
District. May Tide
WE have called upon Mr.. ChesIey Kinney to al
wv low his name to be preseated to the voters OF
the Mt Soon District, Candidate for the Magis-
tracy, and he has consented to do He vii there
Nay l7-atss MANY VOTERS.
J. SIDNEY MoFFETT viii be supported for Jus
tice of the Peace in Greenville Districts No H. the
| fourth Thursday of May by
Vim copy MANY VOTERS.
WE are authorized to annouce
candidate for Magistrate in the Waynesboro Dis
N7ILLIAM II. PEYEOH, will be supported for
wv Magistrate in the lst MagisteriaI Dist net, on
the fourth Thursday of May by
May Io-tde MANY VOTERS.
w ROBERT L. DOYLE,
as Candidate for Commonwealth q Attorney for Au-
gusta county May s-tde*
A BSALoM Kolner, William Chapman, George A.
IA Brsce asd ]. 8. kllis will be voted for, for JAS
Also, Nm. Chapman 0verseer Of the Poer and
Wm n Bush for Constable in same District.
May s--2t Vim copy MANY voTsEs.
81 LEBANON, Aeril 8oth, 1894.
As it to be the desire of my frieads portion
of them at least, for me announce myself can
didate for Justice ofthe Peace in the 9Th Magseral
District, accordingly announce myselfa Candidate.
All that can say to the voters If the Churchyile
District, the greater portion of whom know person
ally and know my industrious habits in the past that
if elected TO that office, will them to the best
of my ability. JACOB s. LONG.
May Side
XETE age authorized to announce
w THORNTON ERRY
candidate for Justice of the Peace, for the lst
district in the CcuAty Of Augusta.
May s-tde*
w ars authorized 10 announce
/ w THOMAS NJ. DONOH0
as candidate for Commissioner ofthe Revenue in the
1st District Of Augusta county. Nay 5-tde
w Z are authorized to announce
wv JOHN G.. STCyER
candidate for Commissioner of the Revenue in the
I'd District of Augusta County. May 3--tde
W. are authorizes ta aFn0uqss aaur 4araR
as Candidate fer Magistrate in the New Hope Dis
trict. April 26-tde
EREssEKlCK SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
IL We are antherized to announce Sau'l " Thom-
as, ESQ, o. War; county, Candidate to til the
vacancy in the Senate of VirginiR oceasioned by the
resi- gnati0n. of Gez'I Carson. Mar 29-ide*
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ACC0UTRRMEETS, &c,
issued to them last Fall They are much needed to
equip the eResei ges' and it is hoped that time
will be lost in returning them this office. Any de-
lay Nl seriously en- barrass tho organisation of the
present force and Officers failing to return them will
be held strictly accountable under the law.
BEVERLY RANDOLPH,
May 10 st Major CONG Stauuton Ord Depot.
TTOR fkTKE / have good Cook, Ironer and
IL WaMer for hire for the balance Of the year
Apply as-once ct q. Q. YEAkLE'S
MAY IQ--tf Drug Store.
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NTOTICE.-Com officers of companies in
In the late Regiment Of Raid Guards" will col-
lect, and return, as soon possible,
ARMS
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N r n KEWAkD-HORSE STULEN.-On
DOU Friday, the 29th day of April, there was
stolen from the pasture field of the subscribers one
and half miles nom Mt. Sidney, HORSE of the
following deser ption He was
Large Dark Brown Horses
with heavy nane and the tail trimmed out some,
with few white spots caused by the saddle. When
stolen there was shoe the right bind foot. The
above reward OF 20 will be given for the recovery Of
the horse or such information will lead to his re-
coyery. SARAH CRICKENBERGER.
May 10-2ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17

yXyEare authorized to announce
w THOMAS s, COALTER
as Candidate for Commission er of Reyenae for the
District. May I7-tdeA
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-17

NV b are suthoElzed to annouu6e
wv THORNTON BERRY
as candidate for Justice of the Peace, for the lst
district in the Col1ty of Augusta.
NAV S-tde* sees = ss=s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
r1IE GREAT CHICAGO COPPER.
HEAD POW.VVOw.

The Coppcrheads met at Chicago on
tho 10th ult., to nominate candidates
for President and ce-President. Ex-
Gov. Bigler was chosen temporary chair
man. Gov. Seymour Of New York was
chosen chairman on permanent organi-
zation. Judge Hamlin, OF this place, was
on the Committee On Platform, in COM
pany with NaZandighan.! 49, 40.
As might be expected, perfect Kill.
fight is going on between the
peace and pseudo war men.
Dispatches state that nix planks Of
. platform have been adopted, favoring
IN armstioe, = peace convention and
revolution. They embody correct cop.
: perhsad sentiments.
Mcclellan stock is high, and the
Press Of yesterday says that = private
dispatch had been received stating tia.
be was finally nominated, on the even.
ing Of the 30th.