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dolg.u General Ticket Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AMI
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December 10th, 1854,
trains will leave depot, corner Of Broad street
and Washington avenue, As follows:
ESpro"s Train at I.o' q M (Mondays OK.
At Wilmington, Porryyille, lIayre dc Grace,
Aberdeen, PorrymRu's, aud Magnolia,
Way Mail Train Mt S IL y. ~, (Sundays eN.
copied, for Baltimore, N1pplns at all regular
Wilmington for Milford, SsltSLury, and inferno.
diate s9tIunS
ExprS,s Train at l.l5P. Sunday. cx.
copied, } for baltimore aud Washing ton, stopping
Ut Chester, Wilmington, Elkton, PerryVille,
aud HAyre do Grace.
Express Train NJ :. 10 Z. m, (SundAys eN-
ceptcd, for Baltinore aud Washin gton, stopping
NJ Wilmington, Newark, Elkt"n, Northeast,
Perryyills, HAyre de. Grace, PerryInan ., aud
Magnolia.
Night Bxpross at II. lisp. m, for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping at Chester, (only l."
take Baltimore and Washington pa.scngers,)
ngtou, Newark, Blkton, Northeast, Per-
TyVille, aud liAVro de Grace.
Passenger for Fortress Monroe will take the
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS-stoppiug at all
stations between PhhHdslPhi" aud whining
ton
Leave Philadelphia at II. ~ a m, 4 o., 3. ~
| aud 10. ~ p. m. The T. 10 p. N. train connects
| with Delaware Railroad for Milford and inter
| mediate stations.
Leave Wilmington at 7. 10 aud .. SoH. IN, ?. ~
THROtGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE -
Leave Wilmington at Ian T. ~, s. ~ and o. 81
CHESTER POR PHILADELPHTA-Leavo Ches-
ter at $. Is, 10. Il u NJ, IL 49, g. 49, 4. %, 7. %
= SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at T. rs n. IN. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping ut Wilmington, Ferry
Vile, HRvre-de.drAoe, Aberdeen, Porryman' =
| aud Magnolia.
Night Express At H.. IS p IN. for Baltimore
| and Washington, stopping a, Chester, tor Batl
| more aud Washington passengers, } Wilmington,
Newark, Elkton, North last, PerryVille aud
HAVre de Grace.
Accommodation Train At 10 p. IN. for VIII
mington and Way Stations
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore ut Q. n y. m. stopping at
HaVre de Grace, Perryyills and Wilmington
Also stops at Blkton and Newark ito take pas
-engars FOR philadelphia and leave Passengers
from Washington or Baltimore, aud Chester tn
leave passengers from Baltimore or Washing
| ton.
Leave Wilmington for philadelphia at q, 80
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore s. 2j u. NJ, Way Mail !. IL
| y. m. Express; l. Is y. IN, Way Train; u IS
p IN. EE PPTs;SS 2 SnE R "a, ExRTI;;
Leave Chester at s. 81 a. m, l. 30 aud II. 70
| p. m.
Leave Wilmington at o. Is, 0. iOA. IN, . p,
l. IS aud IA % p. m.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car at
| tAehed, will leave Wilmington Tor PenyVillo
| and inter mediate stations ut T. SIS p. IN.
| lanll H. r. RBNNEY, Superintendent,
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A committee of ladies ia being formed
In Paris, by Madame Labsulaye, to mnh'
uIaeLuTe and export clothes for the "llbc-
rated AlAVes Of The United States "
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C.s. MoRsn, paymASter's clerk on board
tine u, B. ship North Carolina, lying oil
brooklyn, N. Y, committed suicide on
sunday.
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CARROTs.-Pull all weeds near the
young plants when the soil Is wet. Car
ruts require clean cultivation, Where the
seed failed to come up, put in turnips or
onions,
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CHIEF ouARTERMAsTRRs OFFICE

~ DEPOr oF WAsHiNqToS, wASHISGroS' " "
January 4, 1854
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lnnn,,
Leather, Ohieo Furuiture, Harness and SAN
are requested 10 send to this Once, on The ~ ~,
DAY Of each week, u sealed proposal OF ls'i A
duplicate, Of tho articles they are PrePA'Iu
furnish 10 this deput at short notice, WIN ~,
price Of each marked In plain figures, 40 'hs'
case the eEigenUiOs Of tho service require ",
article or articles can be obtained without de'''
and al the lowest price. uIl
Dealers Whaling 10 sell 10 this Depot VII
required TO furnish The list Punetns,ig S''
Biz Gen, and Chief onATtsrmastef,
iab.u Depot Of wsshiRGtoa:
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M n DIOAL.
SPB AL.N oTIgo n.

~ u III III II "A Ia IN " II II a
u
- ,1 -p.' = 80
-. ~, 49,.
80 ". =. -, ..Ea-
All diseases Of . private nsturs treated In the
hos, scientific manner. aud radical cures sGestsd
In all eases. sYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHRA, GLBET, sTRICTURBs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VobUPTUous
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the oENRRATIHB
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how
long standing, thoroughly and radically cured
also, OoUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES
MUSCLES, BoNEs1 and JOINTS; IsCRoFULA,
BLOTCHBs on the PACE, ERUPTlONs on the
limbs and body, and all other ERUPTiVB DIS
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease lot no false dell
eaey prevent you from applying immedi"'elyto
DR.. Veilny' who Is Acknowledged to be by Tar the
most sUCCEssFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your misfortunes, and he Will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsE
That dreadful seourge Of the young, INDUCED
In when alone, destroys the generativo organs,
units them FOR married life, producing weakness
Of the back and limbs, loss Of animation and
muscular power, palPitation Of the heart, nor-
vous irritabillty, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful eonss.
luenees Of delay, do not fail TO make your case
known immediately to Dr.. Vellny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
RELY upon his medical skiIl,
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Il " II II L. - ~.


A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n oFPICE 6l4 PENN. AVENUE,
wAsHISGroN CRY, D, C.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS fORwARDERS.
Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, vGluGbles, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, &c,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections Of the country. This Com
pany has Agencies In the principal railway
towns In the
NORTH, BAsT, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal Offices are ..
WASHINGTON, ~, NEw N0Rkk' BOSTON
CiNNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS.
VILE, LEXINGTON,
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwHrdingt 10 the Canadss and to the
Liverpool, Southampton aud HaVre, aud thence
by European expresses To all prominent CONNER
eial towns In Great Britain aud gu the C"ntiUout
Collection of Notes, Draft aud Bills made ut
all accessible parts VI tue United States.
c. G. DUNN, Agent,
Jol2 Washington, PC,
John R. ELVANs a CO,
81 Louisiana ave. and Sos c street, Ga
WASHINGTON, D, c., "
BLACKsMITHs' AND wHEELwRIGHTS
HARDWARE
ANvILs-wrought; Cast Steel Faced
vICRS-solid Box Com, COttoT Keys PAFal-
sLEDGR HGMMERs
NUTs-s9aAro Punched iHozSsOn Puush0S
CABLE CHAINS-h tolS inch.
sPRINGs-Bnght; Black.
AXLEs.-Long Arm y Patent Solid Collar.
CAkrnUBS.
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FINA N c1AE.
7 9ON Al B.ANK7 Q

7,m IN ~
METRO POLLS,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LoAs
. AGENCY,
asa TIFTEBNTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY DB.
PARTMRNT.
This Bank Ia authorized to receive subssriP-
tons 10 the
PoPU LAR E0 LOAN.
T These notes are issued in denominations Of
ESQ, tlCO, 900, ", Oso, and ", 900 payable to
bearer or order, three years amer date, with In
tsrest, payable semi,RupuAlly at seven and
three .tenths per eentum por snnum, and are
convertible at maturity at the holders option
into the g. % six per cent geld t'tsrsst- bedrfn0
Jonds. The interest on these notes Is two cents
per day for every siOO.
PULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Any information respecting the UNITED
STATES LOANS will be eheerfully given on ap.
PlIcstiOn personally or ny letter.
FULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sBCU-
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
SALE
WE RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DEALERS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS,
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
= AND ALL CLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
AND TRANSACT
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. T. CHITTENDgN, President. mb24-H
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AND ALL CLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
AVID TRANSACT
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
b HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. 4 CHITTENDBN, President mh24-n
7 70 NATIONAL LOAN. 73Ol
Mr. JAY COOKE, Of our Arm, having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans,
We are prepared to furnish promptly, to agents
and purchasers,
U. s. SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
These notes are issued, uuderldate Of August 10,
1864, In denominations Of
$50, 800, $500, 81, 900 AND IS, 900
They boar interest at 1910 per cont. per an.
uum, aud have cou pous attached, payable In
lhWlul On l'Nn hukuTN i'NH
Of each year. The principal will be paid In law.
ful money on August 10th, 1857; or, At the option
Of the holder, tho notes may then DO exchanged
at par for
UNITED STATES FIvB.TwgNi'Y BONDS,
rodeemAblo al the pleasure OF tho Government
at any time Rftcr Ave years, aud payable twenty
years from August LIST, 1867, with inter est Al
SIX PER CENT. IN COIN,
payable semi .annuaTy. These bonds are at
present worth In the market about
NINE PER CENT. PREMIUM.
from which deduct the premium npou the &C.
oruOd gold Interest, aud there il lett net pro-
MUM upon the bonds Of
SIX PER CENT,
with the prospect of much greater value ut the
date Of tho maturity OF thu seven Thirty notes.
We receive In paymoOs for subscriptions the
several issues Of
FIVE PER CENr. TREASURY iNoTBs,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also
take Certificates u Indebtedness and Government
Bond Of all issues, at their current rates.
Full inioEHsA!ion furnished upon application in
person or ny mall.
CAPTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
SEWN Thirty MOTHS. .
In order To pro cent mutilAtinn Of those notes,
tho Secretary OF tho Treasury has given notice
that the notcs are not negotiable unless all the
n nHun fuF att had
JAY COOKE n Co,
tcb4-iu Bankers.
ElEsT NATIONAL DANK OF
WASHINGTON.
n. D. CocEE, (of Jay Cookies Co. } President
W. s HUSrIS"rON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED TTATiS.
l6rH srKRRr, orFoslrR rHH TREASURY DEPART.
MINT.
dOysrums nj securities with Treasurer United
States,
RS-oNE n ILLIoN DOLLARs.-GA
AetIag hr -UR uOetion with the house o.
JJY COOKE 4 CO.. as
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7. 10 LOAN,
We will air orders with PromPtucss and dis
patch, allowing tho regular commission
Banks aud Z ankers.
A constant supply OF the Notes On hand an
ready for ~ mediate dei very.
We buy and sell all 81 Asses 81 GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH BXCHAiSGB aud make Collection
on ALL TIKI PRI ECIPAL CITIES oP TIL
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers GU Il
MOST FAVoRAIJLE TERMS, amt give oAREP'
AND PRoHPT ArFKNrIoS TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and 10 any other business entrusted to as.
FULL INFORMATION in regnrd to GOvBRS
MENT LOANS at all times ehosrTully fur nishe,
WIN. 4. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
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- RAfLHoADs. We D.
1894 ARRAEaEMRNTs 1S64
VNEK YoRK LINEs.

pun N n MnuM HUn aMp0V Aim pHTTl0TL.
ri. ,yr r,.,-.oI v,IIpo1n ooNpI.
HIRs' LINRA .....
HRoM pm. ADE1pHtA TO NEW YORK
Iun NV pTIcRa
AND va a. .-.
FROM WALNUT STRICT WHARF AND
KRNRIN0TON DEPOT,
- -.,,ow. 90. R.,.
Az m, We Camach Ahs AnOO a a.
Is. m ia c.masn and jersey city
Nav Jersov lee.mmodation ........... ans
nss m yIs camgsu aud JERSEY City
Mornipg Rrnr..s. ...,.,..,,,,........ s. 90
Ma. m Via Camdep and Jersey City
ri Class Tichot. 4 -
NJ .I,,is ~. -. 4 90
n,Sm ~ cani:n and lmboy-C. and
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
" THE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER Is, train. will
leave Baltimore, from North Calvert Station, Hs
follows:
Fast Mail, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~. y n. M
Harrisburg nmmOdatiOn............ Sp.m III.
Erle and Pittsburgh Express. SPIN.
Pittsburgh and Blmira Express. 10 =. IN.
THB d. Is A. NJ. TRAIN PROM WASHINGTON
Connects with the 9. % a. m. train from BAL
timure for Pittsburgh and tho West, aud
for ElmiFa, Buffalo, Rochester, Dun
kirk, CAuNudAigua, aud Niagara
Palls, aud for New York CITY.
THE 4SP, NJ TRAIN PROM WASHINGTON
Connects with tho SIP. H. train from Bal
tmore for Pittaburg and BrIe.
THE G45P. NJ TRAIN IRON WASHINGTON
Baltimore and runs through 10 Pitts.
burgh aud ElEira, without change
Of cars, connecting at Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, Chicago, and
st. Louis, aud atIklmrA
for Buffalo, Roehos-
ter, and syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN on SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at o'clock =. In.
SLEEPING CARS on MONT TRAINS.
soLBIBEs' TICKgTs AT 0oTRRSHASr RATES.
Low PARR AND QUICK TINE
hS-Por Tickets and Auy Information apply At
the once Of the Great PcnnsylyAniA Route cor
| ner Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, under
National Hotel, aud Depot House, No 4e5 street,
near Now Jersey avenue, washington;
J. N. DUBARRY,
superintendent n. q. X. X.
EJ. WILKINS,
| .. ., Passenger and Ticket Agent.
| JNO. uIILETT, Passenger Agent,
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Tho journalists OF Germany arc to cbast
In Congress on JuRe1l. They will h,sau1S
many important questions, such "A tele-
grams, Advertisements, py',t,fhtS. &c,
anu aiso inc creation OF !aGslon fund.
-, W H,li,s says the 'Inly way 70. put one
tSn % mEnI' 'H' ,Iele OF societyis to kick
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NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.

NOLlNh Az OEIlSEhD AMI DOLD1ElNo'
ASSISTANT oUARTBRHAsTER's OFPICH,
DEPOT ~ WAsHINgTOS,
No, lS4F, NRAR TwESTT -PIRsr srRLEr,
WAsHINIrOS, u. G., March l, 1855.
NThs attention Of officers aud enlisted men, for
merly In tho service VI the United States, l.
called 10 the large amount Of personal property
stored In the Government warehouses connected
with this depot,
The Government requires the space occupied
by said property for the effects Of those now In
the service.
A description Of each article should be given,
with the name, company, regiment or Other
marks, accompanied by an oath or Affirmation
party.
The goods will Ia forwarded to tho address Of
the persons 50 entitled at his expense.
An Of tho above mentioned property remaining
unclaimed ninety days from this date will bs sold
| at publie auction. JAS. n MOORE
Capt Asst. Or. NJ, U. S, Army.
| NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS
IN AssisTANr O. N. OFPiCA, }
Corner Of @ and Twenty second SIS.
| WAsHINuToS, ID. c, March a, 1885, y
| The Government Manure belonging to the De-
! pot Of Washington will be sold where II now
lies, 10 farmers aud others, In such qualities a.
| they may require, at twenty Ave cents per Ordi-
| nary wagon load. Application for The same u
| he made to Mr.. GEORGE y. Gilbert, General su.
| Psrinteudeut, at the transPOTtstion 0aice, Quar-
termAstcT's Department, corner Of aud Twen'
| " second streets. ........
! nh SO'oh Captain and 4. Q.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-01-27
Secession Negroes vs.. Confederate
Negroes.

A citizen Of Glasgow. who is at present
in st. Louis, relates remarkable incident
which attended the late capture Of that place
by the rebel brigades, under Shelby and
Clarke. Among their camp followers
were some dozen Of negroes. who acted as
cooks and servants to officers and the Ike,
who prolessed as ardent an detachment TO
rebel principles as their masters did. AT
ter the fal! of fireplace, the secessh black
amores hunted up the negro troops and
Lincolnites. They continued this for some
time, until one Of their nun Der. whose mall
ice was Of an inventive kind, went off. and
IN few Minutes brought back large buck
ct of white paint. which he observed some
where III the town With this he went to
work, thickly daubing the faces Of the cap
tives, until he changed the visages of sew
eral Of them from charcoal black to an un-
deniable white COLOR His fellow solutions
assisted in the performance with great al
acrity, aad with many yslls and outlaws
expressive Of their high delight. BY the
time they had polished off six or eight Of
the Union darkics. they were interrupted
in their sport by one Of Clarke's aids and
sent Of to their legitimate camps.
st. Louis Republican
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From Hoods Army.


A gentleman who reached Montgomery
on the morning Of January 5th. from, Blue
Mountain. brings the appeal some Iaddi-
tlonal and encouraging Intelligence from
the Army of Tennessee, the crossing Of the
river was effected. as has been already sta
ted, and the whole army brought oyer
The Federal gunboat made attempts to she |
aud destroy the bridges used, 5ut owing
to the excellent management of our BATE
ries they were generally kept at respect
full distance, aud did but little damage and
the forces were soon placed beyond reach
Of their fire.
The AppeaI's Informant conversed with
three persons who left the army after the
crossing was effected The various state
ments given by them; as to the losses Of
the army 10 the late campaign, did not ma-
terlally differ, and the estimate was that
from five to six thousand would be the ag-
gregate. The heaviest lass was at Frank
lin. aud that was officially stated at thirty
SIX hundred. The morale Of the men was
also good, under the circumstances, and it
will take but little time to recover the old
spirit 1.-THE proper steps are at once taken
to isspire confidence 10 those who lead them
At last accounts, itwassnot known wath-
er the army would fall lack to Blue Noun
tain, or move to Corinth. Many think the
former place would be determined on. and
the hops is expressed that it may be.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-01-27

'RUNNIsa THE CHURCHES The New
regime is the title Of a newspaper set rp in
Norkfolk, as the organ Of Butler. It an
pounces that owing to the va ancy of the
pu pit Of the Presbyterian Church, caused
BY the deportation Of its late. pastor, the
Rev. @ D. Armstrong D. b by the &C.
ton Of the Commanding General, the Rev.
C- L: Woodwork, chaplain from Massa-
chusetts.s is appointed pastor till otherwise
ordered.f
This j. only one Of many facts reve aling
the purpose Of our enemy to overthrow our
religions as we'll .as civil Freedom Our
churches can ask themselves how they will
relish pastors from Massachusetts. to be re-
ceived at the dictation Of ButlerI- Rich
nsona Prsstyterian.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-01-27

A Coop ONB.-A friend of ours, saws
the Jackson Mississippiaa, who is Away,
on the alert for amusing instances, as we'll
as being jolly, whole-souled fellow. gives
the following exceedingly original auecdote
in relation to an enthusiastic Baptist min
lister, having since been promoted to a
captaincy in Governor Clark's militia
Holding forth lately at revival not over
fifty miles from this city, he concluded his
description Of the bounties of Heaven in
this way:
Ny dear brethren thare will be heard no
more the laundering roar OF the canncn,
the loud roar Of the mortar, the bursting
Of the bomb in the air, nor the sharp crack
ofsthe rife; ana what is better. my breth-
eren, there will be no Yankees in that
celestial city.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-01-27

The Lower House of Congress has
passed a bill amending the exemption
bill of 1864, by vote of AZ to 90
We insar: the bill below.
1.-THE Congress of the Confederate Strtes
Of America do enact, That so much Of the
act TO organize forces to ssrve during Sthe
war; approved FEBRUARY IS. 1864. as, ex-
empts one person or overseer or agricultu
tfst On each farm or plantation, upon which
there were, at specified time. fifteen able
bodied field hands between the ages of six
teen and fiftv, upon certain conditions, is
hereby repealed.
"SEcr1oN 2 No exemption or detail shall
BE granted BY the Presileu, or Secretary
of War by virtue of said act. except of per.
sons lawfully repoted by board of sur
geons as unable to perform active service
in the field, persons over the age Of arti-
sans mech MICS and persons of scientidck
skill employed by, or working for the gov
eminent, and shown by proper testimony
to be artisans. mechanics, Or persons of
scienti6ck skill and with the same excep-
tions, all exemptions and details heretofore
granted by the President or Secretary Of
War by virtue of said act are hereby re-
vokcd; the bonds heretofore given by ex
cmptcd and detailed men shall bind them
&c comply with the same, only to an extent
bearing the same proportion the whole
amount which would be due thereon in one
gear if this act had not passed. as the time
they ehall have been exempted or detailed
bears to a year.
'SEoTroN 3. No person shall be exempt
virtue of the act TO exempt ontractors for
carrying the mails of the Confederate
States and the drivers Of post coaches and
hacks from military service approved
April II, 1853, unless such person shall
be over forty five years of age,.. except
contractors personally engaged in tho exc
'ention of contractors now existing"
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For the vindicator
Mr.. Error

IA EDITOR
have the qualification Of acknowledging
the receipt Of the following generous con-
l-tributions for the relief of Maimeds sol-
diers, together with the assurance from
the auxiliary Associations I have formed o!
large additions TO the amount already con-
tributed.
The Associations recently formede are
composed cfthe following gentlemen aud
officers. AID have already contributed the
amounts Indicated
STAuNToN-Hon A Fl. Stu.
art, Pres. Richard AIauay. Sec.
Col. George Baylor, Treasurer.
Amount. $3625 16
BR1DGEwATnR. Barbee Pres.
3. s 5 Brown Sec and Treas. 124s, 90
MILLS Geo Carpenter Pres.
Homer Henkel Sec. and Treas. 2O24 rs
Me-. CRAwToRB-J P Slusser
Pres. } r Funkhouser Sec. and
treasurer 7aa, SO
ID hoiNEH's CHURCH Rev j
xillian Pr,s9F Barger Sec.
S*a ., ] treasurer I7po.eo
NY PxovIBnNox.-Maj = b
Jones, Pres. j w Gilkeson Sec
Brooks Treas 800 TO
PokT REPuBL1c.-Dr KEN
per. Pres. DR. J P Hyde Sec. =
Capt Hansberger Treas 1923 90
Me- HoREs = J w Crawford
Pres. J D Craig. Sec. j Pat
terson. Treas. 615 90
AUGUSTA CHuRcH.-S B Fin.
", Pres. Rev Bowman Sec and
Treasurer. 14e2,oo
Nnw HopE.-T Thornton Berry
Pres%Jas. Stout, Sec Dr.. Wad-
die Treasurer $4,000
WAYNEsBoRo Rev: Rich
ardson, Pres. J s Wallace
Sec G A Bruce, Treasurer. $500
. BETHLEHEM CHURCH. Rev.
j Klliian, Pres j F Ellis SEQ.
Capt. Miller Treasurer 531,OO
1t is earnestly desired by the parent AS
ISOLATION at Richmond, that the diffe rent
Auxiliary societies will complete the good
work respectfully allotted to them as
speedily as possible.
1t may not be improper for me to state
that al remittances are made to Hon W.
M. Il. Nc. Farland RICHMOND AID all
applications for artificial limbs are direc-
ted to DR.. w M. A. Darlington Medical
Director Of the Association. In addition
would remind all secretaries of the i'm
portance Of giving me notice Of the amounts
contributed, after they have completed
their subscription lists and sent the money
to the Treasurer Of the Associations
Returning sincere thanks for the uniform
! kindness | have received at the hands of
those among whom have labored in this
eau and wishing them much success 10
the prosecution of the good work under
taken with such promising zeal, l beg to be
Most sincerity your
obi servant.
j L. STIREWALT, -
Agent fo. the State Of Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-01-27

THE SALT Works We are gratifed to
.sarn (says.th the Lynchburg Rabublieaa)
from an authoritative source that the Salt
Works will again be in successful operation
BY the 1st Of FEBRUARY next. possibly before,
50 slight was the injury to them by the late
Yankee raid