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New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

Passenger Depot New FORK. foot of Liber,yst anA
Freight Depot in New.York Pier No. q North River
Meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware Lackswanna
Western Railroad, Esston with LehiEh Valley Raj
road its connections forming direct line Pittsburgh
| GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the West excep, Sundsy~
when evening Train
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved BY this line TO ChoasA
Cincinnati St. Louis with but change of cara
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing prl "a 1856. leave New Yor6 follows;
Att:O0 a. m. for Ess,on. Mauch Chunk. Wilamspofs
Nilkes esbarre. Mahanoy City &c.
/ a. m.-For Bergen Point. 49,
MAIL TRAS-At Q 90 for Pennington, Easton, Waf8
Gsp Scranton Wkesbsrre Great Bend Ptston, BinshAr
ton. &c.
800 a. m Western Express for Eas.on Scranton, Gress
Bend Allentown Reaeng Harrisburg Pittsburgh and IL
Wet with but OF Cincinnati or Ch'cAee
and bat two change to It. LOUIS
li:Oo m. q $50, 5:3 1920 and II M for Elzs5eth
l2:cJ m. TRAIy-tor Easton. Allentown. Mauch ChaaA,
Nilkesbarre. Reading. Pstsvue. harrsbmE Ac -.
m.-tcr aston. Scranton. Great bend Bethlehem ~
lonowI, Maucn Chunk and NiliamspoH
8 %. MO VI Some.vile aud Lexington.
6.aO .. m.-For Somervile.
800 D. W KsTRRS ExPREss TRAIS-For Easton- Aheo-
Reading Harrisburg Pnssburgh and the West sleep
Ing through from Jersey City Ptsonrsn every evcn
/ ELrIABkrHPoRr AND NEw-foKx F1RRY-Leave Now
YORK Pier No. ~ X, at 3O Boats stop IT bee-
gen Point and Mariners Earbor.
Tickets ne obtained at the office OF tho
Central Railroad Company loot OF LiDertys N X, st Ne
A,tor House at and $50 Broadway. and the pfn-
cira hotes JOSIAH o. STEARNS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
For New Haven. 100. $40 (Exl ll3D N. II Is (Exl
3O0, tEID a45, 40 and 800 tEN.,) .. ia.
For bridgeport 100 400. tEx,) li.O a m l2.l5 tEx.D
3OO, (Ex.,) 345, 40 and 800 (Ex..l p.
For Milford, and STAFFORD 100 lloou m. 345 40 p IN.
For Fairfield Southport aud Wesport 7u, lJoa IL. AS
43Op.m.
For Norwak. ZOO 400 Hs,) go, ll.ooa M. i2is tExJ
345, 40, $50, eco (Ex,D p m.
kQy VAren, 100 go. ll.30 4. III. 245 43O. $50 p M
For Greenwich. 100 go l30 A ;3I5 49, $50 0p0.
For Stamford 100 eo0 (Ex) $50, ll30 l2l3 (Ex..l
800. (Ex.l , q, 40, 80, GO 400 (Ex, p IN. -
For Pot Chester and intermediate stations 7OQ $50 III
4 m a45 L. ~, $50. $50 100 y. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Spra9 9held 800 lEx) 500
pm.
For Boston, via Shore Line, 12.i5. (Ex.) s0op m.
For Hartford AMI Springfield, $40 lExJ = IN. (Ex) aoQ
Ex.,) I2.l5 $50 p.
For Connecticdt River Railroad % IN. (Ex) l2.l5p -
TO Montreal. 800 to Northampton
For Hartford. Providence aud fisbk Ralrosd sO0 EEL
q m l2l5 p m
For New Haven, New London and stouington Rsroad<a
6tO q. m. IL Is 900. 800 T. IA.
FOR Canal Railroad, l2.ls .. M. TO Northampton
FOR housatonc iairoad 8 a M. and .. n.
For Nau-stuck Railroad 400 q IN, 400 q. III
For Danoury and Norwak Railroad, 100, $50 4 NJ ~
p m.
Commodons Sleeping Cars attached to 400 p. m train
JAMES u. HOYr, SupN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

HUDSON COUNTY Court SENTENCES. S.-ln the
Hudson County Court Friday. young man In lo-
bOken charged by girl named Anue y Decker with
having violated her person was tried and acquitted III
proven couclusysiy that this was conspiracy 10
money concocted by the mother girl end her
paramour who II is alleged keep disreputable house
in New-York. The OF the State agt. Michael
Buckley, indicted for murder at the last October
term, and the State agt Charles Nclyer indicted
this term for manslangAter. were postponed nntii
next term. The following named persons were
arragned and sentenced; John Brady. two
indictments. stealing from store sent to
the county jail, months. Daniel Sullivan "a boyl
for larceny, 10 county Jail months. samuel
Doty for larceny, county Jail 80 days John Madden
IA boy) stealing S6O. county jail 3 months. james
Arts two Indictments atrociOus assault and battery
on Mr. Grote. fined SIS IN one case and s25 IN the
other John Petrel, assault and battery; hned slO
Bernard Murta and wife, assault and battery on John
Geraghty; fined s. each and committed until costs be
paid. Mary Sngier, keeping disorderly house, fined
s25. Patrick Mehan, constable. assault and battery
fined s3O
The DEADLOCK IN THE JERSEY CRY CON-
MON CoUSCILThe thirtcentA meeting OF the Board Of
Aldermen oi Jersey City. held at City Hall Friday
evening for the purpose Of efeciing organization
AL the members bat one (ONeiD were prcsoat. Alder
man Pangborn acted as President pro tenn On motion
of Alderman Quaf the rules Of last year adopted
until further action taken upon them. The Board
then baloted twelve times for President. Alderman
Clark received aud votes aud Alderman Decker re-
ceiyed votes each time. Total number OF Daiotngs,
3J3 The Board adjourned TO Monday evening
There is great popular movement on foot in
PHILADELPHIA to resist the imposition Of SIS per barrel
for lager bier" which the brewers think OF demanding
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foo

= OF OeTt-sf, FaVonIa ~fTy.
Day rpfess for Iansndaigua. Rochester Buffalo,
Salamanca and West. Connects Buffalo with Lake shore
and Grand Trunk Railways and 40 aanncs with Atlantis
and Greet Western Railway. -
$3.50 an Milk and Way Train daily, TO Odsvile
10 u. Express Mail for Buffalo, connecting win Lsne
Shore Railway.
4p m Way Train, for Pert Jervis and Newbursh-
p Night Express for CsnAndaisus- Rochester Buha@
Salamanca ard West.
p. Lightning Express, daily for Csrandasua Rochse-
Buffalo Salamanca, Dunkik, and West. Connect. =
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways andA
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
m, EnIgrani Train daily Tor Buffalo Salamanca Dun
kiTk and West. - -
HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l supt, New-York.
wv r. BAnR. Genl Pass. Agent. New York.
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Hlisre!!aneons.
DECKERs FLAVORS and DRUGS
ID FOR

CON r + G II ION T. r s,
WHOLESALE aud RETAILING wish 10 call the siten
tion OF Conecon.rs Pastry Bakers and Stewards of 10.
tells particularly, to our EXTRACT OF VANILLA, No.
fo Ice cream. II IL In purity and strength equivalent
TO the of the Vanilla Bean itself Our FRUIT FLA
yORs also are far superior to any made They contain
neither strong ehers injurious acids. The Es Ols
Drugs and Vanilla Beans selected aud warranted the best
in the market We have been dealing for yeas exclusively
with Conrconer, and suit their interests Orders can bc
sent to all the Wholesale Drug Houses and principal
Store II. G. BECKER 4 Co.,
No. - Ann, Gold-se NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.

N1 PANY-Foot Of Barclay s.-On and rit-rSAprl 10,
ming mail trains for Hacseitstown and Intermediate
tons, will at $3.50 Mail Express for all satous
west Of Milburn at 4:lO Mortown Express at
:. SCMOCH, A.s.tant SaperinteairnI
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a. 9armers aun Others.

I AND sc. ZIP FOR sALE.-75O. 900 Acress
~ The .pbsc, v.. ~ by receive ely bid. the Land scrI
se% a. bs ors Of the Susverngres Congress Of 1852 to ss
gnaa 1865 No bio less than Is an acre viii be- co
sidered 49, m.,
Id n,P:s " sus. ;. &c: .ss r Gu
the balance on delivery Of sen tnrty days after award
For further information or - "cslaf address
NM H. ALLEN, State \ gent Tor sale Of Land scv,.
s,rcI,nrsl coeee Centre Co Pa, May II. isss ''"'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

INEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
Trains for Albany, Troy and Saratoga Spring., also
O. and y. IN. F~'As
Tickets may be procured at the Offices OF wess,,. En-
PIrs III OH ana brooklyn Baggage checked romthS
residence to al points on this road and connections
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tra;ns Ioav.
~ foot OF Cortsndt st.. for PHILADELPHIA at 10 and ~
a M !. M and p m and - midnight for BALrrxoIs
sna "Ashissros az and IL. a. m. 7 D. m ana " ma.
nisht Military Tickets not receivable in the o. n, ,.is
For other particulars bills at Offices v ~ ~."
RARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~. n Ko;An-CHANGE AL Of PlER-ou and after FRIDAY
& & u. I~S f"senss, and Freight Boats Of this Comn.n.
w eas rier 90 North River instead of Pier foot f NJ
'ay''' " nsess'soss w. $. sNEDEN Supsrintsadsus
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A SPIRITUAL LAW CAsE.-At Rochester,

A SPIRITUAL LAW CAsE.-At Rochester,
where the "Knockings' originally came FROM Mr..
Charles j. Colchester spiritual medium, has been
made the subject of prosecution by the United Sate'
Assessor for dong business rs a JuSgler without 4
Uoense The defendant denied that he was Jngger,
but offered 10 take ont license spiritual medium
which offer was declined trial Of the case came on
on Tuesday before MT. Commissioner Storrs Wit
nssses were called the part OF the prosecution 10
show the nature Of the defendants business lbey GER
.ifed that they had nclosed questions upon various
,nbiects in sealed envelopes, and that without opening
them by means of communications with tie spirits, ap
propriaie replies were nnde. Blood red writing on
HE arm If also a part OF his programme. The Govern.
ment also offered evidence 10 show that the Fakr OF
Ava produced raps table in the came manner'
apparently as the spiritual mediums Commissioner
Strrs decided that Colchester must take out license
from the United States authorities ms Jugger Ine
case goes 10 the United States Court for adjudication.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and

aser MONDAY, May 1866, trains leave Thirtiethst
Station for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern ssA
Western trains. s 7:5o m !! M, g. 1898 M Sssp-
Car. attached and 0:30 p. trains. The p
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge via Troy
without change Of cars Sunday train p M
]. II. ToICEY. Asst. Supk
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. fITCHBrRG, NsHVA
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUSTAlNA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and stanpch steamers of the Norwich linz,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK.
New daily Sundays excepted At O'Clock ~
from Pier No. 80 North River, foot VI Nestry-st,
FOR kEW-LONDON
there connecting with the Steamboat EIpres Train nom e
above points, via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wos
cec Worcester and Nashua and New London and Norhefs
Railroads.
Freight taken the For information inqutso
Of L s. MARTIN, Agent on the Ples.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
TT. .ANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
Railway from foot OF Chsrnberssi., RUNNING THROUGH
10 CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
connecting railroads for all principal cities in the We
This road ls being exendei and viii be complete
running order Mansfield Gson Urbans Dayton, Cino.r
psti and ST. Louis without break Of gauge ,
r. H. GOODMAN Gen. Ticket Agt-, Il SWEETSEh
Meadville. Pa General Supt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
NEw.YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1865.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YOR

Passenger Station in New io, Twenty Seventh =
and Fourh-aye. Entrance on Twenty -Seventtrst-
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FALSE REPORTS ABOUT THE RUSSIAN PLAGUE

FALSE REPORTS ABOUT THE RUSSIAN PLAGUE.
The following note appears in morning paper Of
May "a:
HEALTH OFRcER's DEPARTMENT !
QUARANTINE, Is. l., Monday, Mayx2 lsoo.
My attention has Just been called 10 an article Ia
New.fmk publication upon the introduction OF the
Russian plague into this port.
The report asserts that infected rags have recently
been introduced here.
In answer TO this would state that vessel clear.
Ing from Russian port or vicinity with an infected
Cargo since the appearance OF the s0caed plague has
arrived at tLs port during the past five month";
Very respectfully.
JoHN SwMyURxH Health Officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
5iationsrp ano fanep @coos.

CTATIONERY, PAPER and ACCOUNT
BOOKS Of eyery hind at lowest prices. Orders receive
prompt attention, FhANClo LoulhtL;
Job Printers, Stationers &c. No IS Maiden'lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
ticmopals.

DEMOVAL.-Mrs. NJ G. BROWN Meta
physical Phy cian Professor the Eye, Esr Throat,
and scalp has her Office from No o Bond 81 to No
81 Bond .outh side INIT large house from Dowery where
bss celebrated medicines can always be bad
send for circular
NHE AMERICAN BELL COMPANY
HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 80 LIBERTY-ST.
below NasSsu-st-, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
Steamboats, ano A.ailroaos.

49,
NHANGE of DOCK for Newhurgh' Pough-
" keepsie, Rondout and Kingston,
Cozzen's Dock, West Point Cornwall and D. ''''n
THE Steamer MARY POWELL -,
will leave Pier foot of DesDros-e second street ''u'n
Cenai Very afternoon at y o'clock
EOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD and
i sPRfNGFIELD D Steamers leave PECK ship for New
Haven al J:l5 and II p connecting with haiirosd
EOR HUDSON, CATSKILL and BRISTOL.
E Steamer TRAVELLER leaves foot of Harrisonst st Nun
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at ) O'Clock p m.
EOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, RHlNEBECk.
il BRISTOL end WEST CAMP.-steamer. leave foot -
isrrison-st. daily Sundays excepted) al O'Clock m
DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATsKlLL
i MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPKiNG5, San4-
TOGA LAKE GEORGE aud CHAmPLAlN, MONTkEAks
oUEBEC, and all other points North aud West VIA hOS
DAY BOATS for ALBANY. landing at Cozzenss Hold
Dock West Point Newbursh PoGgbkepse, khneoeck Cs1s
stesmboat c. vIBBARD Capt. q. II. Hitchcock. TIES
DAYS THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS, and the DANIEL
DREW the morning ION aud after Msy 2,d at
M from Pier OF D.sbTo touching at Ibifteth
Pier to rec eye Passengers ut 1:l0. -
Tickets sold board and baggage checked for the West .ne
Moth making close and connections with the NEW"
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Bagyag. Transferred without charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

There is q great popular movement on foot in
PHILADELPHIA to resist the imposition Of SIS per barrel
for which the brewers think OF demanding.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

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ECsnnlsot@n m ForWar1Ing Ae4ehlnts
= Noo. lDo. - ~ Comnnun D..
sI NEW ORLEANS. Ia.
.Particulaf attention paid - conaignmeaIs u
Western Produce. Parties dssirous Of epeniag
. connection fn New Orleans are earnestly re-
qnesesa y correspond with ~. An commanics.
ttoa freely tnparteA o aay 81 III bosst6 Al
dreee CRAY = NORRIS.
o. Box 496. New Orleans, La
essna so-Aue Belnout Z Co., n r.; Il. b.
Cslytn, Aesut D. 3 efpress Co.. Chicago Jno.
eq. Ciieago; David Nieholscn, b. Lesis; JSs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
IMPORTANT TO, LADIES.
\. nA>~..0A RA-AaA naaa

ObNSv0tVYy0 CUus
The dol iafallihlstAd popular lSsnea} ever
hays b&en dsedin mapys thousaAd cases with I'M
Milling success--and mpy; be rslied o. in every
case r. vsaershey are HesspeeAdee. and par
ticuiarly ID at cases arising from
OBSTRUCTION, - ,SnPplO1 Or NATURE
% matter iftevtss cs1ss y ss.is,A q hey ~
10 Sfd1as visIsets 81 DeSiisy. III Isae On
xs.s Ike CS:s IT, a. & fSs ~
tsA-s grhse(Agas q iaAi9N no hsvs ipEesli1&
Years and tried various other rsmediea in vain
DIVE renewal Of their health ~ elt11BeA Who'll
S$s 1 T.l 4. l;!l!g! (,
y tefeSes tny4ieAwilAR ysA1t - ~ ~;
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or. tsasvoy'e Golden PMS,
.ereassr Thea the s6evs; prize I've Asslars pr
1srr3as, n.au;.As - LAai.. IN ~. ~.
onical sngrsvings. cent free On receipt Of direct
81 envelope and clamp.
IL CT NJ sss Y yev .tesise D. PAevssS
Pflls sad e you eensof pfoeare thse Of your
sss.Is Sic - e - ssss 81: Vii Z. ss
other Female pm. they - make larger prsoe
eA>bst sscleas the money aad ssad 0ireet -
~. jsOsvau. Cdnsultids PAysiciia.
bex sc.s. ~ nr.oAvev.Nvv.
ypu will receive saea posi- paid, ssssfsiy Solid
DSslsrs' SdppIei 81 bemss Bsrees ! Co. New
Y'0fk, Wholesale Agents. sts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

100. :. LfW1& m CHARLTON II lxwD, .. T. COZ.
seI LEWIS = cox. ..e
+. CODN0EnASR0 AT LAW. as
Ne. ass broadway .gR. Q. Dox No. Z, &c.
iqsi avn NEW YORK CITY,
sAttond To all SnsineAs in the Cousts6f the U.
F., spd in the Departments At Washington.s rs
pecial attention gwen to Internal Revenue busa-
ass snf 70 claims against Foreign Goyernments
Judge Levin cxperiencs - Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, and Charlton =. Lewis expe-
fience IS Deputy Commissioners, will he guar
antee Of thefosgh seatsintance with the REEVE
oue Lava - - f -4.
Mr.. Co.'s connection with the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, and his long membership Of the
NatuoNl hekislsturel insufs . thorough knowl-
edge Of Legislation and practice in the depart
ntemts - ~ SO 'sAp@-d3rn
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.IS'1 ! i ! SIX ) I

iseAss ofths St.esc 4sria ii Usually suflcieht 10
sA>st = ptonp1aed rsdisai ears " Spt rnAssoff
heA, oe Seninse WeeknsAes end 10 equally ~
specific remedy for every lspceies 81 Gsnitsl. -
uflsAa! ilritsbility inyoluntary = slightly
Fl = .sssons: non, ~. wn . ceass Psosos
and the organs restored TO healthy action. gisE'
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS. III have nsed
your Srst1stc PIT in many cases u Bpormetorr
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-01

Our attention was lately attracted by the
receipt of furniture, &C., at the American
Hotel, and upon inquiry found that it being
furnished with new Beds, Bedsteads, Garnet
ing, &C., &C., from top to bottom. The
American has always been classed among
the best Hotels in the State, and the expense
undergone by its polite and attentive Host
Col. Charles I. O'Ferran, is sure indica-
ton that he does not intend its old fame to
suffer now by comparison with other Hotels
Messrs. VIM. Conway, of Winchester, and
Capt: JAS. McClung, well known through
out the United States as one Of the former
proprietors Of the Virginia, preside in the
Office.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-01

On Monday last, the first County Court,
under the restored Government of Virginia,
was held. JAS. Wilson, Esq, acted as Pre-
siding Justice The election of Presiding
Justice was postponed until the vacancies,
occasioned by the election of eleven magis-
trates who are ineligible, can be filed.
Messrs. D. S.. Young, W. G. Sterrctt and
Jos, A. Waddell were appointed Commits
sioners of the Court.
All the justices were summoned to be pres
ent at the next term of the Court for the
purpose of laying the County levy.
Mr.. John Towberman qualified as Coro-
ner for the County, Geo. Harlan as Deputy.
The Grand Jury found two indictments
against John W. Kuhn, one for forgery and
the other for obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses. The description of the transaction
Of Kuhn is given elsewhere in our local col.
umns.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-01


To MEET the increasing demands on our
columns as we'll as to furnish our large and
Increasing lists of subscribers with well
printed paper, we this week issue our full
sheet printed from new type purchased ex-
pressly for the accommodation Of our patrons.
We might have used our old type for twelve
months yet, and issued whole sheet, with
out mourning any additional expense on that
score, but we preferred to be ahead, rather
than to bring up the rear, in furnishing our
readers with an entire sheet published in the
most legible style. Having improved our
paper to the said extent, at large outlay,
we ask our patrons, who may be due us any
thing, to come forward and settle up, to ena-
BILE us to add further anticipated improve
ments. Thankful for the great encourage
ment and liberal patronage extended to us,
since our connection with the Vmdicator, We
solicit, and hope to merit, its continuance,
by devoting our entire energies to making
she Vindicator a welcome visitor to our sub
scribers.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-01

We do not think it would be just for the
present issue Of our paper to go to press
without noticing the fact that the new outfit,
ia which we appear this week, was purchased
Of Mr.. Henry A. Lucas, Baltimore Type
Foundry. We feel satisfied thatthe appear
ance of the indicator will compare favorably
with several of our contemporaries who have
gone farther and Jared no better. We there
fore recommend Mr.. Lucas to the favorable
consideration of any Of our contemporaries
who may be in want Of new type.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-01

StTOLEN from the SUBSCRIBER in Greenvillle,
~ Augusta County, Va, some time between the
LIST of March and the LIST of July last LARGE
CALFSKIN 20 CKET BOOK containing be-
tween Four and Five thousand Dollars in Con-
federate money, and a number of individual
notes, among the number two notes executed to
me as Trustee for Mrs E. Steele and her children,
by Robert N. and Samuel F. Carson, one for
1891, Sc dated the 18th day of May 1861, payable
twelve months after date, one other note executed
by the same, for $99l 66, dated 18th day of May
1864 and payable twenty -four months after date;
all persons are cautioned against trading for said
bonds. JOHN NEWTON, Trustee.
Aug 25-3t.