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, 1865-06-01


4 law case mas decided Ia the New York
courts on Thursday last OF much importance
to Lt,siness men, If trecoguizsd b5lother courta
as prtcedeut- L person named Peyser,
fo.mer well known merchant Of New York,
hs.tpg transferred his business with debts
and credits to 4 successor named Ke1ter
wrote to the plaintiffs In this case aAven ~
Others, stating the fact Of the tr1nsf.r, thank
ing thtr2 for the confidence heretofore IT,
posed IN him, and requesting that they would
extend the eame courtersies to bis successor.
Plapt'F sold goods to Renter for two years.
when he failed, owing them g considerable
amount. The pl.ntlff brought suit against
Peyeer for the balance due them, aud the
fnfy. uuG er Instructions from the conrt gave
\ yc1dict in favor Of the planttd for the full
smount clsimed. simply on account Of Pcy-
ser'a recommendation.
, 1865-06-01
AN 0UTEA wt;D anrg gFOCuAGx,

A earcfni ntrnsal Of thr Presidents sn,,rs
tv pro.lsmation and bis Yeconstrnction
n,ocIanation for North Carolina. MI, sbow
1hat ther msv he summea nm In a sentence !.
Tbe .r1stoc5acv ar excluded FINN n,Eer and
are p,cmfsed 70 ssfety- Tbr 1ovrl whites
mostly moor ;1nen ar small farmers. are thr
voting basis lor recoustruction.
The completeness with which the ari.tocra-
cv are excluded from the geuc,a al pardon will
oulv be appreciated on a carfnl examination
Of Tie s.black 1ist,,t rrhts includes all who are
or have been civil or diplomatic officers or
domestic or foreign agents OF the rebellion.
, This includes not only al of1cers. of the con-
ftderate government Of whatever rauk from
P1essdtnt TO Postmaster or tax gatherer, and
Eli the Aasons, Sllaelas, Thompsons, Clays
md 6andesses, brit also allto1icesa Of State
governments who shave officially aided the
rebellion, in any way. as about all Of them
have done. Besides these, there are the ex-
Judges Of the Cnited States, such as AeGrath
OF South Carplius-nasal officerz above lieu
tenant, and military officers above colonel
e1-members Of the United 6tates Congress-
ex-army apd navy officers Of the United States
ALI Wh0 have EtAFYed or murdered t111F 1>rfs-
, 1865-06-01

Over one hundred repcntant rcbelah
day arc reporting themselves at the Provost
aiarkhal's ot1cn IN st. Louis, to take the
cath, and get permission to go home.
, 1865-06-01

NEW foRK, May 3l.-Gold opened at 1861,
roEe to 137s, fell TO the opening figures, and
now a o'c1ock} stands at 1919.
, 1865-06-01

: Jouxsos's 1.1AND.-The Sanduaky R<yis.
s,r is informed that Johnson's Island has been
selected as the prison where all the rebel OIL
GERS Hho refuse to accept amnesty on the
ts.ms prescribed by President Johnson's new
Proclamation, will be kept until D final d.
position can be made Of them. Johnson'a
1slapd Ii one Of the best situated prisons ln
the United States, It being easy Of access,
hard to escape from, And In most healthy
and pleasant location. .;,--
i DEEcnER or BEEn--Kev--f fThos-. &.
Beechez, ct Elmirs, New York, has taken, It
Is stated.a decided stand against ,teatotallsm.
lie censtders the use Of ale, b=z eqdzNtzps,
a proph5laetjc. agafnst tbe seef5 of.lhtegi.
pc1ancc. Hsiaya that it.:w.e teina:: temper
sncc organizations on ~ basis: Of total
abstinence tive should act's contary to
science, and:so contrary to God, and should
consequentlYaA." These' views, Of course;
are not no1tl-the question Is still an opan
, 1865-06-01
1N7ERnA AEIoNAL Uax8rry

H. hat @
por.ion Of the british publ,c are ,,tfnr ~ .,s.
,;rcs to extend the right Laud offc,,o 1s,,in to
their trims. Atlantic prethrrn and tn .bow
forth sheir hioh apprrc,at3on ~ ~ c.,ss ~
human rights. BIZ ubrral contyihnt;oos M % ~ =. ~
ta!f Of Auaerican freedmen WA. 1,E,,xa.a
that !.
ION the 17sh sa naueus,, uaest,n, in ,,a =, IL,
Ssaooa' comm.t!se Of ths Fteecmen's AID So
don. The Drtt e Of Assp1e net.Id Tises aele! Lon
spsesh stEoEel, nrelnf she Claims Of he Anss.e.o
peq f. he tha ns e5npatay ~ Of Eae.hnen With
lhersl be,. sH Buxton ino1ea fes.inaao ,of
f.3o,dpE neE N u ,nc success Of the Fletdmens' Aid
he id dc Aner;csns h13 3s.qy ssey a. a.keoEisdgtng
Itnes = oineed, and Asserting ii 10 he the dut1 Of
nskc inr Ell so7ts ~ ia e s.tSossusee to
1ht *as carried Ke7 b. storrs sss 'fss e.
,Ies .1 ~, 5aa er sss aaopsa Of o:hes ss.ntn
trio1ions, the mestnr aeian.,es ~ soa7 Liberal con.
Il may, perhaps. be very discount .o,, ,s
ung. ateful 10 question thu evncdi.rlv. ~ ', -
ctptinr at par all these fervcnt I,rt;t,..;a..
mud assuring these vn1un.av n,,sae , arass
aiIa,rs That We entertain :iS. ,,,s. ,si.s.1
.guished consideration os AA"A'u,
Se,oacc to recoen,.e tbelr ksts,;x1s ss' auo
and hone to be a,,e Ia r,fSI,r.s,st :tsas-N.,,. :.
'~tes.axs*o"+e ~ AAelf n0Ult
kae,os"s' &c Se:-aeTeFtheieu VIC do, en-
ppatiey protest against *ae xnole system
m"1ua uona! gut ensespr!ses.v Tho
49,. 49, at'on S na'en eney ase nased Is false and
~ ~. sus1 eaa4t5 Is conceived IN self
'soren' m a9'u osocSht iorth In osteQta-
~ = -neee naaanleaoas btttons ase moved
- .,,..ar sus reseh| ."e 10 ny their Iccuniary
oo1 1uoas upon ZEE aa1ar OF Liberty, either be-
saaee Ameilca nas need OF them, or because
.nes oeaua 70 ocaf testimnny" TO their
OWE oeFotlon to ubc(A. and humanitarian
principles. In either case we think their
charity might find more excellent way,
England, certainly, caunot have II. compla-
cent etlrontcry to presume that this nation
stands In the position Of mendlcant. Can
she dare to Insult us BY snpposIns that we
nave not counted the cost kas emanclpating
The negro: Is the British. mind 50 deludcd
rs TO imagine that there is sucha state OF
suffering among the freedmen Of AMERICA
tiat foreign charity VIII be Thankfully H.
cclFcd, to relieve Us 'hom an unpleasant aud
onelous dutys IL the benevolent 6oul of thn
, 1865-06-01

w Tho burning oil we'll At Nj Vesans,
Ohio, has been extiDguished, but only by t1iI-
ing up the well.
, 1865-06-01
AN OLD AFD a NEW cAHARO.

The sensational account OF the putting Of
mAnac'es On Jet. DaE1s, in Fortress Monroe,
invented, We believe, By ono Of the Mum
chzuscns Of Phaadelphia journalism, Is
wholly fslse. The traitor has the range Of
his c7eemate in the Fortress, enjoying, We
have no doubt, all the creature comforts that
be deserves But the inventor Of the eanard
ought TO wear the fetters to which his too IA
Gle pen condemned the rebel chief.
I. T1ae r.y, ,4a:s esl!sto mind another opce
o*dar s!orI &hA had:4' similar origin, and
xYTtieG viii, psrhaps PASS into history: We
mcan that tale Of t4ss' Scotch cap and Mill
tasy cloak :" in uhe8 Mr.. Lincoln Is said to
have ssfsdr from Harrisburg to Washington,
few days preceding his inaugusat'on In
1861. THIS was the coinage Of corfespon-
dent Of the New Yo:k Times, named Howard
the sAtne who WIS aftesward sent to Fort
Lataye tie for the forgery Of the bogus proc
clamation. hfr. Lincoln adopted no d.s.
xu1ee in making that hurried journey
and We watn the five and forty gen
tlclnen who are advertising themselves as biz
biographers, TO stear clear Of the error into
which newspaper mendaci!y may lead them.
, 1865-06-01
FonREAT-F0W PILLOW.

Nhatever may be thejk1e Of the other ofi'
es's o. Lie reptl amy 7tls time has Come for
e;ns'sns cut the Responsible perpetzator Of
tias ere nncqua3cd hurros, the shock Of which
nii.d :he whole lakd With trcrnor Of rage,
1eosnat'on and diegust-the massacre at
soss 'lnnw. Gtf. Napoleon Donaparle For
1est Is the name and Title Of the mlscreant
who stands Responsible to manl,nd for The
waE:on murder In cold blood Of four hundred
Lack t1o'Ts Ia Feaers, uniform be- they
refused, ,-or were uhahse to loscr the Federal
dcg With an a3actits satisfactory ia hi. e1sye-
srndlpg rebel. BE has earned lis Ls1;er as
rieh1y as JEFF Davis llmself, aud even ,aona
<defeaaLly. Is II anticipating ,hst hts r atro.
CITIES had pcsul{azl1eRktd Lin out far nm.
ishment, II ehAeaFoted by the general nrder
published to ID troops ai tue tIme of ts, thes-
Surrender, to fAdtE-' against 1oypl tud;ena.
tlcn by exhoffne 4hem to loyalty md obeai.
crce in terms; ;6,toeethcr more satisfactory
.:.sa thoset1ssd by Lee and Johnston. No
sud, pe..r device can wipe. out the da.k
s,aipt Of crl,dc uneQualcd In The annals OF
var. Forrest, If tae recent report oflls a.
eassIoat:ou ut the hants of hh OWL men BE-,
as It stems, untrue, should be pursued, ar-
.rssted and brought to trisl. The blood OF
1he tlacl soldiers Of the Uotted Stated vh'n
, 1865-06-01

!. fsrxvAEs. IAfG.,
rrest.. ..s.Indse:... II. LIN
WsN4ozk i L.. DO .4f:....!. y q z5o
ID ...,..... DO .....-+-s s~f - ~, ~
HsSp :FSs:s: ::;-.;::;.
.*sis1o.k i S...tass3T.::: -; St;:e!S1 -
Strsetesss.:t:,; -; Esk!a - :-.tJs ~
Il ~ IN; !slf;s Hf;;as;,..:H
ns[is4s :ssl..< - : "a :sis:.ji
RtFnlssr1 ,6ea .<.:....-I'.:- 1T ~.
Sttahcrn.. Webb. .44L~A's... z -, .50 :
GttdicJ.7--- ~. :..aoNp4..,.s..<ts..,1c 4t3E.
G'iilstsad--..,'.. -Atsstea ..-..--s.SIM9 = k@E-.
Gii1ieS--. ...':... ..l.s. = S&Ar36..
3 q ,::.:.: :.:.:: + + :,:$ :::.::::, i: x Il
PfoEn T.-.-.... 90 t......
NJeis.... CA4ta~<<s.....-...& q ~ -
N.nSh.ty .As!g1teu .,....... .Esa 3-ts'
u4nTE1s rxIoT STOCK TAIDs.
Brown .A.h,aeu. ......... =. - ~
3t1 t1ers.-........s.ease. .....--....... 81 ID 80
HnthI51 ....-.-al:s1son.........-- 81 i9 ia
sHEEF.Tas supply Is rAshet llzhs. and Eood 9s&dss
md rtaty pp1chalsts at Jeatetdsys pnesa-
sA:es weFe - tol'ows:
s@!.a .ola oBssan 50 hs'a mora. arcf.s'a< e a.
N:l.e = a:as.1 I, sold GzoAfes hs.a sa5a, Ar
, 1865-06-01
COMM ERCIAL,

WEDHEepAY EVENING, M4y 81, 1855
Tha following auumsry shows tho movement
IN Produce and Provisions during tho past Fl
hours:
nEoE1eys AND suzrx8xTs DuR1xa PAST II uouas'
, 1865-06-01

PAYING THE RATIONAL DEBT.
The New York Eerald editoria1ly adTs1tises
iatdaGhtfh1 l}herallty, b, the statement that,
ns It pays forty thousand do1lsrs year In
ts1es, it WIN contribute that entire sun to-
ward the immediate payment Of the nation
alsdebt:-. If the government In REASONABLY
sh1e to last for one year longer, we do not
zee that the Herald can lose much By this
marvellous generosity. II the Rerald pays
forty 4housand dollars year In tAxes. it,
share Of The national debt, which draws about
fire pn cent, and including expenses Of col
lection esy seven per cent, would amount to
seven to eight hundred thousand dol.
lars OF this the generous Herald proposes
TO subscribe one-twentaeth, leaving the Other
nineteen-tWcntieths to be made up by other
donors. And this generosity Is regarded as
capital buaineas card, puff which pays the
c7Yensez Of daily editorial. Let US glance
. moment at the f1gunes which should guide
tar action relative to the nauonal debt.
Tie entire real and personal property Of
TIT country 1orth and eouth Ia set down In
:ae census Of 1850 1t SIC, ,159, 9,6l8,06s. It Is
Int little II any greater now. The net profits
q: the north can hardly cxceed the dest.uc.
cmanc,tatinn Of the a3.yes vh,ch c.r.ot he
rtcarded as a seatrnrt,on ~ v,,ns. s,nen ~
tbat the m.ster 1o.es IT, slave sron,res n rnt Int
s,;,ose the entire n5o.e,tx ~. NJ thc eonatr- ta
have ,ncrcased aiuce 1860 to tsenty thon:,nd
millions, Our pstlonsI dabt. e ss estinsted 1sI IN
;he last Treasury Repor. M 10 5n1y 1st 1s65
vas s, - ,0G5 GIT. and viii in fact run up to
a. ,east tvertr,hye hunand ,nT,,ons ~
+as Ia .;s onrd.ht - ons '.1an1h - ~ +aa,r. .oa I
m, .I,9f nsr rcnt ~ ,be aa<,r.c.+s nstton., M
wc.1,,. ana wnosrer n.oross. ss not ms,e,r - -
1T I,,n.,,f ~ ~. ~ ~ b. ~. $780, .a.ax ~
i,.emen, Int ~ ~ rs,,,e @ .n.ts p sa,,an. aas ,rt
~ ,ar @ ~ ~ .,s .a,,an., sn = 1s,'s' ~. e1. ~,
t:.t,srr,i,, .t ,rsst nnss,a,.ts ] 49, ~ y. w. ~
ira nroncrt, NJ ~ 10, D'a .as a.seon., ~ 10 ~ =.
tf., m ~ ~. @ a. ,,o.a ~aa ,,.p..,na ppa,,
t..S,.;n ~" ssr e ~ ~ +,o no.n - .nso. ~ ~
~ ~ rontr,bmta @ th.;. ~ t4e ~uo ss ~ . us
a,s m,,ts,.n.nt e4s - eaaae !s - .ae . ,eu
sycn , me- r. ~. y, W. ns oc ~ ~. ~.
6;,,un. Is H. s-snas.,.,,. - ~ vs-,1 ~, ~
tn,,.r.;,'os g.. hrna.aa .n. " -.s" IT; 49, n
, 1865-06-01
SkIey Wffa GB CITY HEut a EE-: =. = . ~
LEATE1KR-Ihtrei Is = fp1fd*m4ud sui prices
Arc rm hS Our quot H1 quota:

8EXkHCX
Cty Hsrnep, 2 uFa1 % Collar 2 ft..... o2ta aza
Country Esrneas q aQ 8 Slaughter Sole. Ia l.A
kip,md'm. i n d :Nsf G1i CnicaSo..... omA o. 10
Kip, hrArJ, = 4a9I 81 Buenn4 AyEeJ-. U-EG4 u.$o
lalf, t-...... t4h1l 50 0Ftnoco Soln... a3i1 s.
Count ; Uppet.. oss9aS dssased..... aaaa IS
s,su.bstr Sole. Q ts@g 50 Fstnc1 CsN, 81
Hssaess. FF..: tGn4si n,........-..2, 2,sa ss
III, No. i me- 1s...,......... lisa eoa
KID, No. n'vy.. os:sl CO n ines, i dz.3s ooasaoo
CnIf. extra....... 18s&e2n French Cali. L.
Pfrnth klp. 1T MONIES. Sec
thClce4.. ..... I4aal8l onds, p doz.- 80 H3h5 %
F5eneh (s1t, = Ltnlngss doz- at0@A
i1iIs-T. ere h nuuA ! DIM aud TOR Lard And Iia
Hed o + but In other ,yariskea trade Is dull Ea
, 1865-06-01

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

r4Hsoky of Gra!n are noso n4ats on q taHs ~ =
r.trnpr In Crccruante tefxh q FSsof4dor :.dSsed
SG1da0e o,.d ara % reported ay ~. u7s otsT1atse
, 1865-06-01

xnce Jan. 1.... 81 S10s ISL, OIL q, "a
The following table coupares tps export Of
specie from the port Of New fofk to foreign
n, 1895, and for the corresponding period In tho
, 1865-06-01
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AaxAx.
No. III South Third ksxNesa
NAY u, 19ea. FHuADa14F14-

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL uX RECE17AD IT
Frat National Bank Of Chic.xo
6econd Nestons1 Bank Of cnieaxo-
rhtra Nsuoual DA1k OF Ca1caEo-
rnurth n, tiona1 Baafo Of caieAEo-
rffh National BANK Of chiesxo-
1,omme.ttA, NaEioad Bank OF CaleAxo.
T.nn taetnress' National BAoK o. Chicago.
Naehaaiea' National Ha1t Of Chicago
Isychsa,x' National Bank OF CnlcAso.
Eog.hwest1n NAtionsl Bank Of Chicago
TALON NAsional EAuk OF CHICAGO,
.,,rIyhp49rd d9ihA1rH
, 1865-06-01

national F2s4 DaY.
Tomorrow, trhnssdlj h4ring been appointed
by Prcaldent Johnson a. National Past Day,
there will be no session on The Board OF Trade.
Tie Banks md Stock Exchange .t1lI also b
tloeed. o..
, 1865-06-01

On account Of conflict Of jurisdiction,
and a confusion Of nppel:atlonB, am COM
pellcd, while retaining ms identity, to change
nv pane, and 20 Dor makes his boW t. the
readers Of the TRIDuNE. and-pEeRo. pata. be-
comes hereafter 81. DENIS.
, 1865-06-01
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH.


Cen Sherm ans dk-psrt-Tf1s 0wu
state1nent OF hts 1u1bro:iao, and I'll .
kucu with Jol1 1untoN.
, 1865-06-01

n
M1te HreAso az
3eu1F IN I'LL {
IL - ~ p
HIfsf3WtNE.-Rece,Ted 70 dly. ~ hr1a; ship
ptu, LII nt;a. Aa4k.E Gut. hat st1cxs xeEe held
urm At 5n5 S41ea; Is nzla st 50 hF.s do on D.
HAY T. ere IL no change siacu odr Lass rnposs.
We Qco1e:
WH1L1alLB pKIpIx on TRACK. ...
Timothy, roller and bester pressed. 419 1&1gn
TU a,by loote l74;8.n
1ratyfe roller and nester preksed--.....,. 51s.1l
, 1865-06-01

this city yesterday c,a route for Selma. where
they. are to be permanently located In doing
garrison duty during the remainder Of ths
, 1865-06-01

AAES[&4lC+s tA3+o41eS1F.Au
The St. Louis money market Is quiet Est
arn Exchange Is In good supply, 1t 1-10 discount
buying, and 1-e0 premium selling.
in Cincinnati, government has drawn on the
National Banks for about &, ,s0o,0 900, aod ctean
sweep hss been made Of the currency market.
This crested deslte to sell Eaate.n exchsnse,
AID rites fell to Ito diteount buting and PIT SELL
ing. or coufse the money market Is unusually
close, at 81t2 per cent psr annum.
The Philadelphia Oil Stock market u thus
reported By the DAlletla OF the 29.h;
on stocks eontinne 10 rule resT low, and three
Of these org a1'za'ionn hare dissolyed-passcd
ont OF existence. Msp'e Shade fe1l of 1}e per
snsts sDd rs ohia: '5 ., As st sss,s
s.; i'ca: Che.15 n Rlsf Mhs1E es 81; fhs, ti:8k:
Homestead, 4G4139e1 s: -
1t Ii believed thai tha buhuque s Sioux City
Road will be through to lows Falls during The
pfeeent summer.
s.. Rsse1; 9s:s md ~ ain'e'0ta csRsF. R'1lF0'''
-Du,ing the u kalf Of May the Toledo i
Wabash Road ea.1SI III, ~, or 20 per cent moro
thsn for the SANG tfne tn 1854.
The Home Insura4Go Company Of New York
hxve organized m,ttns department.
The following is the comparative statement Of
the e4port1 exclusive Of spec!e) from The port Of
New York 10 foreign ports, for the Neek ending
My 70, and since 1anuarJ1:
T.. he ..sst;: j 81 !: +; - $,s
s59ss g1}ss J; 5eP adi *eas Z! 90
: The following II the comparative: statement 0
.h 1rrnrfa nj rprn arr pn,t3a hrd era1 f,er.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10
FDU rs t1EX'CU RE.

Tie Best Linimcnt for lan and Bcast Nou
in Use,
This is safe and reliable Remedy for the cure
of Rheumatism Painful Nervous Affections,
Sprains, Burns, 'oweines, and all Diseases requir-
ing an external application on Man.
On Horses ii will never fail to cure Poll Evil,
Fistula Old Running Sores, o Sweeney, If prop
crlv applied. For Sprans, Elui~29 Scratches,
Cracked Hoofs, Ch&lcs, Saddle o; collar Calls,
Cuts or Wounds, il is an ln,Altj.e t;elnedy. Try
it, and DC convinced Of lis efficacy.
Il n r Il III 4 r s II.
Persons afflicted wih this Disease, 40 matter OF
how lon, standing can be plomp1r ai'' efectunl-
~ cured ~ using ibis Mix. ere. there is nothing
in the world sure and 50 eoo,i 10 take away
bad Corns and Ftoai Bites his Preparation
Try it and satisfy yourselves.
Price IS and Is cents Bottle.
Prepared by S. a. FUulI 4 BRO, at their
Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot, No. ll6,
Franklin St., Baltimore Nd. FoI sale at
T. Ii. TRnU1HS Drug Store
Main St, Staunton, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

Il, LADIES MuFFs A letter from New
York says: The ladies who are about pur-
chasing their furs for the winter season,
ought to be Informed that there is a novelty
IL muffs just now It is in the shape of the
morocco bags which ladies carry when they
go out shopping. A pocket for the purse
and another for the handkerchief are in the
muff, and there are also cord and tassols to
60 around the neck lsnu.a
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

: A good one is told Of Quaker volunteer
who was in Virginia skirmish Coming
IN pretty close quarters with rebel, he re-
Marked
. "Friend, it's unfortunate, but thee stands
just where I'm going to shoot and blazing
away, down came the rebel.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

A young dlamsel in Portland is little a
head of the Maine girls generally She is
but thirteen, yet weighs 305 pounds, with a
waist Of the refreshing dimensions of four
feet, and an arm twenty-five and half inches
in circumference. The last ten months have
added forty five pounds to her weight, yet
her health is excellent. -.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

t'ssWhat capital smacks those Gloucester
fishermen have to go to sea in," exclaimed
an appreciative gentleman. who had been
Cooking the thing. over" Yes replied
his companion, s'but they're not to be com
pared to the snaachs they get on their return
home!"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

- SOUTHERN, Carolina ELECTIONS. Co
ta1,1bsa, Oct. 30-Returns from all the dis
tricts give Mr.. Orr, for governor, about
800 majority over General Hampton.
Governor Perry was elected Z. S. Senator
for the long term.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10
l. Il A l. FOR NJ TI0N
ON ALL SUBJECTS,

NEWS Agents with iie armies as well rs News
/ \ Dealers generally, viii be furnished with the
Ert Elm in any nnnlher and at moderate prices.
The BrILE,,N is furnished to the subscribers at
the rate Of 81 per month and S. for six months
As soon as the postal arrangements are COM
plete we propose 10 issue Weekly and Tri-
weekly BULLETIN for the benefit of our country
friends.
The BULLETIN is rapidly receiving large and
extensive circulation.
II represents the bu2ness interest OF the mer-
chants business men, and PEOPLE Az LARGE OF
VIRGINIA
Il has mel with most cordial reception bv the
business men of this city.
II contains neatly all the advertisements and
has noe ,eading matter than any other paper
published in Richmond
Agents wanted in every town and village in
Virginia, who will take and forward subscrip-
tons -. -t.4-.
Subscribers can be furnished with numbers
Fl ON The beginning, if they apply soon, as there
a,e only few SEES remaining. --s
Address
BAILEY, WEDDEIBURN & CO, Prop'rs.
IsG~ Office late Sentinel, Richmond, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

Here's your money, dolt, and now tell
me why, your rascally master wrote me
eighteen letters about that contemplate
sum-" "Im sure 1 can't tell, but if you'll
excuse me, sir, | guess it was because seven
teen didn't fotch it,"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

The best capital for a young mechanic is a
capital young wife. 1t is, at least sort of
capital that is generally productive point
always considered in making investments.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

It is said the Gears" of the kettles in which
the mule meat was cooked at Vicksburg have
commenced growing. ~ =.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

q To get right idea how high a mountain
is, one must ascend it on foot, just as be
must take his drunken friend home to get an
IDEA how high he u.s.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

Lord Norbury, riding in the coach of his
friend Purcell, and CHANGED to pass gallows,
asked - @.t
Where would you be, Purcell, if every
man had his due?'
!. "Alone in my carriage,n was the reply.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

A gentleman having been asked on his
return from party the other evening, if he
had seen Miss A "a young lady noted
for her low necked style Of dress-replied,
he 'thad seen a good detI Of hey!'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

There is said to be man in the moon, and
in the honeymoon there are both man and a
woman.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10
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TAKE THE PAPERS.

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TAKE THE PAPERS.
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BY n. P. WILLIS
gFt i~'iz III - .
Why don't you take the paper?
They're the life of my delight;
Except about election time,
And then read for spite
Subscribed yen cannot lose cent
Why should you be afraid;
For cash thus paid.is money lent
sal On interest foourfold paid. ~ ..ggt ~
Go then andtakes the papers, g
And pay to-day, nor pay delay: -f.-->
And my word, for it is inferred, .e.f
- You II live until you are gray. az I'll
B. An old neighbor of mine, .I.@ 1865
Il While. dying with a cough,
~ Desired to hear the latest news
~. While he was going off.
-. Itook the paper and read
Of some pills in force:
He bought box-and is he dead
No-heartier than horse
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know two men, as much alike,
,z As e'er you saw two stnmrs.
And no phrenelogist could find ga
difference in their bumps.
One takes the papers, and his life
Is happier than kings
q His children all can read and write,
az And talk of men and things.
The other took no paper. and
So While strollng through the wood
: tree fell down and broke his crown,
And killed him Every good,
Had he been reading Of the news,
,.~v0 AT home like neighbor Jim, ~. ~ss~
III bet cent that accident
Would not have happened him. -....
Why don't you take the papers, 7a.T
Nor from the printer sneak, Hf31 ~
esa Because you borrow Of his boy, Y
go = A paper every week. 80
$ For be Who takes the papers
And pays his bills when due,
Can live in peace with God and man,
I And with the printer too.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-11-10

The husband, who devoured his wife with
kisses, found afterwards that she disagreed
with him ,<, - ~ nfs..g