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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
WOOL. FACTORY.
talaaW WOOL FACTORY. . =.
JOBS ". eEUEE........c. p. caANgH..-.....r HasAr.
j. w. GRuEN g. Co..
~ pRopafEToRs or 1HE -. y, .,s
Evansville Wool Factory,
assg cor. BOND STREET a CANAL.

would req 'uiiy eall ysuf attenffsn 20 tire
fact that oar Factory. which was destroyed ~
nre iast fall. has hren r. .bpht,pn D now IN
gpt raitoa aud PREPARED tot lekal, ia Wool n
msBufacfurtng into the following Goods--JeAns.
Bafinesf6, binaeya, fiAnntla, Bihnhetf, Cover
lids ADD stocking Yaru, At the iowsst possfhie
weHhaII also eadsavor 10 have the ahovt goods
on hard 10 exchange for Wool 90 seil for cifsh
eash paid Tor Wesl.At ~ aeest m4fset price. D.
Persons living az q distAnce and DESTROYS Of
sebdipg their Wool 10 ~. maF a. 10 b rffF Or
otherwise, aud all such Wool entruAted % Us vi ]
rsrefyp pfompt attsatteu5 ffEFGNE ii y
One ~ The rarthsfh hAfIng SIX years expert
snce IN fha bus Dsss No Rel eobhdasE tsf . one
viii lsafe % dissstis1sa =.
Pr.cs Lfstgfurulshed % sati tation. III
mylf % 49, J0H y ". '04sUEN a co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
FOUND.

A GOLD RRAoELET, ON MULBERRY, BE-
~ tive n Fist asd S4cond streets. TIE owner
can obtain Il By calling corner Gum znd Third.
aa5 .sss 4zas e g NJ n HAckEfTsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

''How long, o Lord, how long is
the city of Chicago going to remain in
this NASTY, dirty, filthy, shrinking condi-
tian7n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
-. TO SOLDIERS.
; US. Sanitary Commission
ARMY 81 Navy
2 s@as Claim Agency.
= fr-tr
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHAREES Il. MARSH, Local Agent.
Gaiee No 6..s..s...Thirdz st., hga
21a @ (Bet. Locust aaa Efais1s S9f1fz
To SOLDIERS.
EVANSVILLE, ISD.

The Q. 8. Sanitary Commissiob, desiring % re-.
isVe Soldiers, Sailors and their families fro the
heavy sx penses usually paid for The prosecution
o. such lains. haze established this Agency 70
collect Pensions AREAS 0f Pay, Boantyg -
ether claims against the SossrDment, WITHOUT
CHARGE Oh EXPENSE OF hEX sEIHD
WHATEvER TO TIE CLAIMANTS. ..--. -.
q On appiteAtion sent 70 tbfs gency, stating TIE
name &Ed Dostofioe adde's Of The 4Imani, rs
ba1is, rank, c0mpasg. EeefnleDt. seryica, ssuf
State Of the soldier gboss &c. o1nt the claim L.
made, and date Of dfsehargs Or de4tb, the psossr
blanks will be Eljsd oHt a. f&F as possible aad
sent 70 he per1on applying. hfse eau then -
sxecutd snd retained to this odlss. = hars the
claim will Be prosecuted 70 : final issus 10 fbe
shortest pos;ibls tifEe, SEI1sGsaw~sotdSod.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

The same inquiry might.approPriately
be applied 70 our CITY, wyRr nrar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

"a sATSix stone enters wanted, to whom
good wages viii be paid, Apply TO A.
E. Shraeder, z. = G Railroad depot "a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
WANTED.

MAN WITH AsoDTi $500 @ 4PITAL, TO
n go az pattDsr TO the Mics rel Business. on q
beat 8 ,ins dswn the river Inqeire at this Office.
aI4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
GROCERIES.


bacon HAMs.=400 OANvASsED HAMS,
ID 100 Plain Hams, for sale, wholesale and retail,
&C lowest market rates by 5VICkEhY BROS .Hs
iyfb .N~ss 132 Main street
NiEw MAeKE'EL 80 KITS NEw MACK.
~ erel, O ich Of 1885 also Salmon Trout. White
Fish aud Herring, for 90 . at YICkERY's,re
Jyl6 et4et - ~ l52 ain street
CUNDRIEs-JU REoEIvEp~-R0Gs.s BUT
- ter, young aud old Chickens, Cove Oysts .,
Pick I'd Oysters, Lobsters, Pine Ap .less P~achea,
Tomst e., Fdlnsss aasorred xtracta, and gan.
o a. a.aortmest Of Fame CIR, ceri,s, ways on
hR''h at vICKERY BRt - ~
gylo 49, Main street
D0TsTAoES AND ONIONS --26 BUSH NEW
PotRtoess 20 bnsh new Potato o Ions. large
and I'm, Tor sac lew Il FICkERY BROS,
iyl lse Main street.
EA, ,oFFEE AND srGARa. - NEW
4 stoc at great reduced prices. We have a
Yer vic ] etion Of fre Tess, Warranted 70
pie - 70 3 lie yer, reasonable. ..--sf. ~ 7
JyIo vi KsRh D 0s ls2 Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

We hear of a great deal of sickness
in the surrounding counties, as we'll a
in our own, in consequence of the pre-
vailing damp and hot weather of the
past three or four weeks. Intermitent
and bilious fever, chills and fever, and
eresipelas are quite common, but readily
yield TO medical treatnent--Nes0 Al
banq LEDGER. 80 -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

DIscHARGEa-We notice that while
some Of the soldiers wsd up their dis
charges aud stuff them away in their
pockets, carrying them until they are dir
ty and worn out, many OF them are hay.
ing them neatly framed and covered
with glass, so az to preserve them clean.
A soldiers discharge is something to be
proud of-something to be handed down
to the ehildren-And should be kept with
more than ordinary care Those who
are careless about them now, in after
years will begin to appreciate their full
value, when, perhaps, il will be too late.
Take care Of your "buzzards," boys.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
Re.idenoe for Sale.

A sPLFNDIb SUBrRBAE REsIDEEcg OF
n five acre-, " THU tie city ifmIts-atw story
brick house, with stabie, &C., aud fruits Of all
my2s.if i JoHEsoH. {.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

TXTAETED-A SITUATION 1BT AN ExPE-
Wv riep ed Engineer. who can give the beet Of
references a. 10 III ard habits address ~ e
su4 1wd II W p, Post OF 9 Box 5i2.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

hoTEed &c aenouhce fhat CHARLhs
Il. MAR fl will be a candidate, At tho q xt 0cto-
ber election. fo- he nice Of Prosecuting Aftor-
my for The fifteenth TACTICAL Circuit, cemposed
Of The eouttIas OF Crawford, Ferry, spen er,
Warde Wander bur. aud Possy. jy22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
Hats & Caps

To Be found IN any Hooss fs TIE weBssrn Word -
and they Intsndssihg Goods etsnch prices ~ VII
lhdncs good judge 70 Boy here IN prsssrsnee n
y Louisvils, Cineinnatio or Chcago- n aeeton 80 =
70 their very extensive assortnent Of Mana -
Boys and Ch drsn's Hats and CAPS thef stock - 800
Of Ladies Mlasss and Chfidr6u's Trimpeed Hats
tsiarzs aud eSn pIsts and you'd ask The priv 49, -
me 81 showing orr Goods . tbs frado. -I-r L.
VIII 700 cali aad sz&nine - t-i---s.
2 49,. MORGAN,-RzAD C. 90. -.
@hs EI(I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A 0DTwosToBYBRIcK HOUSE. SEWN
n rooms stable, &c. Also d email fame, thrss
rooms, stable, &c @ q = ~ A. JOHNSON.
5yZ9,f #n 500 EgAHTAAM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ma EDIToRs Please snBoaDes- 20 your readers
that 81. LonD)y, of Posey ocuatys - 9 can
didafe for in lgs Of tie Common Pleas g urtr IN
the strict compo-.i Of the counties Of PSaey,
Wand rbH'gh, fwarrick and Gibson.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22
Observation-Disclosures.

Or min al t.a- @as Griti,
nalseri&t par 9eitern NIT benz 4rOseB sesem
Yatrid &ennep bel6dftiet, ipelder ansetlast 1T,
ben Scloaten Bernard McDermott eeI6Dfien
gu baben. ''9ie Surp CAB oas @eroitt: Ni6t
l@uloi9 uno Oer @uget(agte purpe entlafien.
u. & Bb. Sinoaa, an9etiagt. cine 6ence
b6swiuis serltSrt ST. baben, saben $4,000 arg
iiaak fir ibr fpdteres @ri6einen urO puroen
entla1ien.' '''@ 4-''' Ti 7"7 '..'.T# 'as'2a'' 81. .Hss.i .
8e3irtsgeri9t.@ CLARA u. Hob
8esen Abrabam 5ifber. Detret gum 8ertauf
zines tSanles, Gde pOn 2erinstOa unp 8ineftr.,
wegen elmer Obligation bon $4,000 neblt 3tu@
len. s. 3eYnUh3 ESQ.,, 3rulee.
8Oia Yfensely segen gbr. YlengeI 4lns
trasU ouf @beideioung.
8agateIl9eri6t. - Die 5irma
Sail & Ir, segen' c9ieio II. q. 8ereits be-
ri6tet. llrtbsi( su @uniteu Der ta(dger itr
$238..15 4
Sn ben itbrisea @sri6t8b6fsn nihts pom
Beoeutung s5A Il
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22

.3weiter 3rm eig.-Mr. MOOre rief Die
i'm 1. 3Ueise paiirte OroinunS besiglid elmer
8Ountp BON 5000 fir jeOen @esOsenen, anf,
pelde bisSmal paIiirte. sssata.taaa na
9erlelbe 6err rief bic Oroinan5 auf Ser
.Uillisunsen 81 9ewiiien 3weden 81 perblnoern
uno oarauf 81 balten, bab ebe 6ffentli6e 8aus
ten angefan9en %tOetoeit, Uorber BON 5tpei Gr6i>
tetten ein &Oitenani6las eetMadt perOe.
Na@ 8ailtrung Ginger anoerer 8eldlaRet
pertagte ftp Der 3peig. sIis .a4 's''a @'"& d
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22

@riter 3 weis.-9er 8ei6luB, Die SSnt'
drSte gu initrutren, Smpfiheine fur S6ultinoet
t~oltenfrei aussuierti9en, pailirte.. 2
Ser SprliBer ernannte ein Gomtte, beitebent
aus pen 6erren !oatd, 9umOin unO Gcriu6,
gewile SnIcrmutipnen, be5igti& bes Arrnen'
bauies, etn3ubOlen.
Wtr. 9}rice rief ben 8ei6lub auf. ben GitG
Gummillioner 81 ermd&ti9en, Die Wfanet ar
SSones Sdlen reparirer gu laien uno 5000
ousu ~ pertpilisen, uagenpmmen.
Wr. Gpr pom Gcmite iber Wiittel uno 8eg'
iberrei6te cine Oroinans, beSu9li6 oeS eitt
@ulletteur8, 9etaIe!t. -
Wir. Wapipn iiberreidte einsn Srusete'
i6Iub an Den @aner Sn9enieur, beaasli6 be
Soften gepiiier @erbeIerun9A i'll Maotis'
Square, an9enpmntea,
@~ertagun9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22
0eutldje Wriete.
Wsi@e in Ser enslti&sn etfe enttslten inc.
IAN. OamenIiHe,

tgTNL3 . X bh tHes a.L- -la.-t ... rf
WtrS Wtargaretb 8aIIentine, Wra 8dnoel,
WfiB &ate Gbrmanu, Wif Sannie SeImann,
Mrs @liaa 6ib, Mib Marp 9aeflid, Wtrs 81
g 9anna,s Wtrs Wagsie 9anb, Wirs 6 6
6olbmann, Mr8 2ouiia 6ufiman, DliB Annu
9olIermann, WiB Marp Soffman, Caroline
Strait, 0Rrs Soiepb areuter, Wrs Sbepopre
areber, Sophia &altenba6, Wib Marp 2erse,
Wib Clara 2eonoro, 0lrs glisabetb ShuB,
WiB Sarab S6olts, Olrs Clara 6 S9marb,
WfiB 6 Sinel, Wtrs Wlarie Weiting, Dtis Sd
rpline Weller. -7a .l u ae
? .1a9errenItne.
~ SSobn Bud, @ Conrad, @er M @ttineer,
S @i&elber9er & Co., 8 S G6enrope, Wtl
Gberla@er, Star Sreiberser, 5 Sein,utb, SObn
6rans, 81 @ess, @m t6abfeIo, Samuel S Ser.
bert, pedt & 8ro., 6rieo ped, 6 6 6errrtan,
Wti@ael &lein, Nnor &auffmann, Sobn ann5-
mann, Sanles &napp, @m 2eOnburt, 2uomie
Wfarburser, 6 & u Yobl, Sas 81 &oiinberger
Geo &qbe, Goparo Sauie, 9 SaIsig, Spbr
S6miot, S Stangel, WGr Stein, 6enrp Mag:
ner, SObn Deibrau9. -
& Se~IbattnltHe.
Jreo 8ranten, so 8 Gfer, ogbriltian grltet.
ter, gilbert Slider, Gapt. @rebman, Gapt. Wt
8ilmeper, 9auio &albfel, Snp S 3coenburg
Soleph Situs, George Oea9er,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22

fir mOraen gema6t. 0lr. See bemertte, DAP
er eiuen MinpritdtSberi6t einbringen weroe.
SIR. 8iltin9tpn rief Die Sia, tpe9eu Der 3e=
affirming Der Stimmseber; pieber auf, mel6e
oas t6aus mdbreno oeS MOrgenS bei6dftiate.
GOn 9%eWiiien Mit9lieoern Wiro fart gegen bic
Bill i%utrieirt, bob Die Majpritdt It entl6lpIien,
glues auIsubieten, um le sur 2. @orleluna
fommen gu Iailen. &eceB.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22

9iebfobG.-- 9ie Office oeS 3abl-
meiterS in Der IL. .@trabe, Swiiaen g unb s
StraBe tpuroe pcrseitern gbeno bon 9ieben
erbrp6en uno UNI cine Site nit 5000 uro Elm
pertbpUIles giitul bsitOblen. @eitern Morsen
iplroe bic fraglide ailte pon snei 9eteftioes
in etnem Stale nabe Der -. Sttabe 9eflnoen,
BON Dem Gelb febltel aber $460. 9ie Siehe
linb nod niht perbaftet poroen. aa', +
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22
I Npmmecticut Xabaf

SprtaRuntfn; @srmittaSs SO, Naam. "A ubt
? (WQi22-l %@E t+ 4s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22
DentfdsST MrbettS sN20Mmeifnn06s
Rureda,
ARaMeSfraRe 9p- n

nxasr aaft3t her ,Dsutittn CoefsIthost.
als 0tfiertesH, TslSs beati9s 9antwsrier, Irts,ter pp.,
SrSsttIu&enbfn pgaeu F9 p~erlBnltb Ubtr In frons I osMmslS'
len an ben &senten beg @tfta lAaft 5rn. $. \, 80 II pT ra.
Epf. SO. SIS ItantsRry rsnctn, peISsr unPntseittt6 " y g.
anFt ,~rtbetItn Dire. ny
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22

SIS 0tAsn bic ieiplten DtdtlGtler, GuG so GtaeA Habitat
uab &tnldst SNvsleltGtr HuuntItat, empFus lrebtn ust
DRsriTt ~ btUtetu %rdRn
Scfepk SCRIBE,
(mrs4) 81 @rbaaae place TGbt SputbRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22
BeRnnntmoC6ungen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

MISUNDERSTANDING
9ritter g. 9iitritt BON WfOrplano.
sartimors, 81. MGrs 1865.
5eslau6iSen hermit, baS bic nadftseenS SeaGnl,
iOaen weI(be inn 3. @puSrebOifritt bon Wtarplaff
ben iporbem tparen, ans beiSefiisten @ritnSeH bon
olenit befreit wurbeH:
I'D 9. Marb.
0tOrle, irrtbimli6 eiurCairt; Sanles % Sefirep
mes @eb6arbt, DO; SacOb Sd'msof. ShptSarsef
'a1nin, b.; Seurp @@lOmau, DO; @Smnnb Wallb
8i6arb Glrtis, fartig, 8 Sabre in g. ct. MtlitGr'
9ames 8lunfett, untaustiG; $ 6 Garter, bp'
81 6iI6er, bp; % u u WiIipu, farbis, 30; Sa.
eanis, 90.
ScnrD GIaptpH,
8rcfoBmarlGal uub
4rGiibent bes @inrplirlnss=8carb.
NSiuiam SroCFS,
GinrpnirungS= 1915 ommifiGr-
xbpmGS 8. MfMrSDdb,
t,22) Irst beS @inrolirunss=8carb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22
3u OerkntltrltW I'll urtntlet0Cn.
gu ~Dertaufen:
0erberct IN perpahtem,
& Cd eSdaEh

au @reenmount Qlpe., nahe Der Stdot9rense,
an Gerber, yarraun sDtr Saffan. (9tsrrrtr) 3srt@teri
kr~efE s~y&14la4 lSGbrt5anten u. W. sss@tfi ts#+
g Ia btes etn p~ertbpples, auses6shntes GtablttemeHf
NIT arpeeu Wetengeh1uhen. Ganpfnai1therte. tSWeIcF,
! Staluna, praHtiee. errstn ~gDphnbduG, b1s etll1e ~ Sim:
nter entbalt; NIT 9rpsen IOrratst bon 2usnmaNer ntbR
0runuenbauIe; etnem Varten tpn nate3ul M6er TN utn"
fdnoe, init 9Sumen, Strau&trert u. |. 70. SD beabiIttet,
bits Srunsaud oui s osyr nebr Sabre ;un @erbsreibstrtebe
cter Az SabItfaptden ju SeTp a&tsn. Wnr Wer Stherbett
unb bic bsnen g npfetlunGtm tejuelt6 her aewtbenbsttfE
/ @tfluuna her gtrpHi6tuEasn ais @ahttr HELEN tam,
brnwbt uaGjufraeen bet
mae13a gsm g S'S%s. @ ~ y SsS,,s.r,sr
NuctinneUertnuf m~loranalrter fpterec. sa&
ssnHu1S ueraI.Qu artte rnte Ia srs Sffise.l }G'
53"e3 gu" @@ etast BaIbinstSa, Il. @ars 1885.
SIN SHentlt6et' Auttipi iperben am
jsseufEE DDnnerfae q. 20. V'aTj 1862
,-t M inbunoert Stlten init Jlllen.a g
8iele terIelbeu fnt zen gutter 3ntt unh tn susem lSuitane,
unb fernr am .,l..- - ~ .4s.S4 esss+'
49, DphnttRae, 50. W1Srs 1861. 49,
l'ss 20 3petbuneert GlpaleresYiefbe
In gal.iupre, Me, an BEN Nteiitbtetenbsn oertauft rerben.
Dteie pfsrbe Rnb fur ben GaDalertebtenR tn Der &ruase
OILS uutdu9lim erfIart pDsbeR tGr StraSen nnb &aueteu~ Is
3peGe m6aen fe T6 Iebr gut et8nen. 9H Asa5xxr.|
t Die Dferbe perben etnSeln Dertduft. Der Uertdrt turet
I'M. 10 llbr BUrmittuas In pbtItpp'S 8tserrngSfdnen &de ~
rpr GrtmDnt uRb Narhthr fatt 6 q 81 s+l 81 raG.ftE
8ettnsuRs en baar tn StsSitrun8sfoarS. 4en Ta9aT q
,z}0LBre6st Brig. sen. q Onmanb. /. Ot1sFOHs
h (mrS1S-30l f1nr .-o I8 A.W, 6. D. sanal - 3,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10
SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Propertv
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
nv TUESDAY. 2sth day of NOVEMBER
~ 1865, in the Town of Covington, will offer
for sale all my
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of a large number of Feather Beds.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedstcads. Blankets
Sheets &C., Mahogany and other Chairs Tables,
Bureaus, &C. a large quantity of Queens and
Earthcn Ware Kitchen Furniture OF every kind
and description, including Cooking Stoves
Also half dozen Parlor Stoves 2 Wagons Car
riagc, Horses, Cows and very general variety of
all descriptions Of Housekeeping Furniture. ]
will also offer at the same time the
Tavern Property and other Lots and Buildings
in the town of Covington belonging TO nv Faith
ers estate. and also several small tracts of wood
land near Covngton and the land adjoining and
around the Va. Central and Coyington and Ohio
r. r. Depot.
Also, house and lot in the town OF Covincton,
tract Of 20 acres of land adjoining town (thc
best land on the river and several tracts of noun
tain land belonging to me
] also offer for sale privately all the land own
in Pocahontas Bath, Highland and Randolph
Counties, containing in the aggregate over
T'hi.;y-Gye Thousand Acres
several of the tracts are of the very best grazing
lands in West Va
will also sell nv tract Of land on Usage River
st. Clair Co., Missouri, and . lots and houses in
Pattonsbrrg, Va, and also II or II lois in Hun
tersviIle. Va.
Persons desiring to purchase hands win please
address me at Covington, Va
As have the pardon the President, persons
desiring to purchase need entertain no fears of The
title. will sell at the same time the COEING-
TON WEEKLY TINES.
W SKEEN.
40" All persons indebted to nv Father Estate
are requested to pay satisfactorily arrange the
matter. Grccnbacks taken
Nov. SIT
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

M11cHELEs PARTING ISrErvrEw WITH JEFF.
DAVIS : Before wholly dismissing Mitchell,
will briefly mention his parting interview
yesterday with JEFF. Davis, and in fact the
story is only brief one ] only learned of
the interview to-day from gentleman who
received the facts from Mr. Mitchell himself
On the. contrary, when wrote my letter of
Yesterday, | was given to understand most
positively that he was not allowed before
leaving the fort to see either JEFF. Davis or
Clay.
~ Il have come to bid you good bye" said
Mr. Mitchell to JEFF. Davis, extending his
hand to the latter, who grasped it warmly
and firmly held it in his during the brief in
teTview between them.
1.-The pleasing news of your restoration to
liberty has already been told me-" ren];ed
slr. Davis, "and | congratulate YOU, now
that you are free citizen of the world again )"
Il hope shall soon have the pleasure Of
similarly congratulating you, responded Mr..
Mitchell
II bldc my time cheerfully and hopefully
spoke up Mr.. Davis.
Have You any commands for me" asked
Mr.. Mitchell any service that I can do for
YOU 80
Il only ask to continue you on my list of
trends who are doing all they can for me
DC assured OF my unfailing corporation
in your behalf
i ask nothing more
Shall | write your wife anytbing?" Mr..
Mitchell further asked.
+" 1t might be pleasure to her, although
t'n l. Know low ! am allowed pretty extended free
Der y
: ''Good bye"
Good bye
he two unclaspsd hands and ,a~toA
-Ir. Mitchell vas Minute to nv informant,
undertaking to give the exact conversation
Which IN turn have given as n,nutely as
received from the lij,s Of the later Cnr-
npo'idence cf .'Iv @Eor-51, Herald.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10
A. J. D0DAMEAD,
NEW - DEALER.
Beverly Street, Stanton, Va.

II EEPS constantly on hand supplvof Music,
IN School Books. Stationery, Photograph Al
buns and Periodicals., the latest and best publica-
tons. Also Richmond, Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York papers. received dailg
Mv friends and the public generally will find it
10 their interest I" .:s me- call.
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Mr.. LINcoLN's PLAN. MIR. J. 2. Jewett,
writing from London, to paper Of that
city. says;
President Lincoln did prepare, at the very
moment when sad and premature death
overlook him. a policy calling the active CO :
operation of the South--it was then that he
determined to give an unconditionala and gen
eral amnesty to President Davis, to his states
men and Confederate generals. At the same
time he wished to change his Cabinet, SO
that the South as well as the North may be
there represented. BY this course he would
nave called for the direct control Of the pee
pie, and put aside the radical power Of Con-
gress and Of corrupt public men. @
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

Ea~ Mr.. LEUZS HILL, uho can b
found at the Office Of the Richmond q Times, .
IS our authorized agent for the city of Rich
mond, to rsceide and receipt for aaccrtise-
maents and Subscriptions.
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STILL IN MARKET

MOT having sold my Farm at the time indica-
! Y ted in my advertisement, it is still in market
In my absence, the farm will be shown to any
one desiring to see it, by Mr.. W. A. HANGER,
residing near the premises. The terms can be
known by application to J. r. JONES 4 co.
Iiarrisonburg Messrs. ECEIOLS BELL 4 CAT
LETT, or ALLAN 4 CO., Staunton, Va or
Messrs. WOOD & CO., Charlottesville
Nov lO--3t S. NJ YOST
5ass~ Spec, Charlottesville Chronicle and Rock.
Register copy.
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HEAVY RECEIPTS. The receipts from Gus
toms in gold for the first quarter ending Both
September last amounted to the enormous
sum Of forty-six millions two hundred and
seventeen dollars, CT four millions more than
half the total receipts from this sotrce during
the fiscal year ending seth June last, and
nearly half as large as the annual receipts
for 1864, which were the largest ever re-
caived since the formation of the Government.
The receipts for the month Just ended will
be more t,iyn ten millions.
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:FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1865

The Z" T,1NDIr-4TOR' has large and ,eeU
Distributed list Of subscribers IN all portions Of the
osate and atords Of Tie best mediums Of con-
0sanication Nth the people offered 10 the adrer-
tsany public. Thus an erttasire aarertsing patron
age at home ant dbroad, aohsch atests its advantages
IN THIS line.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

HE " AR DEBT OF NIRGJNIA.--A writer
in the Washington Chronicle, who signs him.
self "Virginian," says:
Perhaps it may not be generally known
that the Amended or Alexandria Constitu-
ton Of Virginia contains the following pro.
visions
POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE GENERAL AS
sEMBLY
1T shall not provide for the payment OF
any debt Or obligation created in the name oil
the State Of Virginia by the usurped or pre-
tended State authorities at Richmond. And
it shall not allow any county, city, or corpo-
ration, to levy or collect any tax for the pay
ment Of any debt created for the purpose Of
aiding any rebellion against the State or the
United States.
The Legislature shall not provide for the
payment Of any bonds now held by rebels in
arms against the State or United States Gov
ernment"
'As to the payment of the United States
war debt, the people of Virginia almost with
out an exception, are entirely willing to pay
their full share Of it. They are paying it
now without murmur, and the eastern or
tidc-water portion have been doing so since
the fall of 1861. Whoever represents them
otherwise, knows neither character nor SEN
timcnt.
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LIVINGSTON FLOWS AND
FOR BLACKSMITHS

DEST English refined rolled Iron of all sizes,
ID Tire, Round, Square, Barred Hoop, Horsa
Shoe, Nail Rod, Horse Shoes. Nails Shear, Cast
and Blister Steel, plow Plates, Livingston Cas-.
tinGs, &C., &C., just received and for sale low for
cash. q. L. PRICE.
dug. est.
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The First National Bank Of Stanton

The First National Bank Of stanton.
in the town Of Staunton. in the County of Angus
ia. and State of Virginia has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements Of the
Act Of Congress, entitled, can Act TO provide &
National Currency secured by pledge of United
States bonds and TO provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof, approved June 30 1864, ?"
and has complied with all the provisions of said
Act required to be complied with before common
cling the business Of Banking under said Act,
Now, therefore, |, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The First National Bank Of Stanton.
in the town of Staunton, in the county Of Angus
Ia. and State Of Virginia, is authorized to COM
mcnce the business of Banking under the Act
aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness nv
cg,r hand and seal Of Office, this hetwelfth
| ! day Of Oct, 1865.
~ FREEMAN CLARKE,
Oct 2O--ots.