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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30
CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE,

ANSON COUNTY, N. q.
THIS INSTITUTION WILL OPEN UNDER UNUSU-
i ally favorable auspices, on the first Monday IN Septem
Der next. .
The standard of scholarship will not be surpassed by
that of any Female School in the South.
Expenses follows washing and fuel per ses.
sion of weeks S55 specie basis its equivalent
in currency. Tuition from $40 to $685. payable in like man.
Pupils furnish their lights, towels sheets and pill
low cases
For further particulars apply to the undersgned or
e to Catalogues at the office of Cox, Kendall Co.. VIII
mnGton, n c.
j. E. BLANKENsHIP,
President c. F. College.
AnsonviIe, n. c. Aug. II, 1s66-29-tf
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AN APPEAL OF THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH
TO THE PRESIDENT.

BY MARGARET j. PRESTON.
You stand upon the chasm's brink,
That yawns deadly deep,
Ready to bridge the rift-we think
And dare the noble leap;
Go!-till this rent with purpose bold
Right wars red deeds of shame
And Curtius with his legend old,
Will pale before your name!
We NEEDLE not with questions high;
The holier Office ours,
To follow where man leads and try
To hide the tlints, with HOwerS.
We sought, thro' all our mortal strife,
To succor sOOthe, sustain
And not one Southern maid nor wife
Has grudged the cost or pain.
So now, when might has won the day
When hopes and aims are crossed,
We cheer up, uphold,-as best we may
The hearts whose all is lost.
Rebellious-Outlawed-wh you will
We dare boon to crave;
We trust that calm forbearance still,
Against such odds,-sO brave
For sOns-for husbands-not one plea
For n1en-tO whom you give,
With unupbraiding leniency,
Free right-brOad rOOm-tO live
But with a tender woman's claim,
Warm in our souls, we come
Strong in the spell-wOrd of a name,
That holds denial dumb.
He, in whose more than regal chair,
You sit supreme to-day
Could he, unmoved, uncensuring. bear
That wrong should wrest away
What calmed dying fathers broast,*
As with rare tear and moan,
Within has childless arms he preSt
The babes, thence named fhis own ?"
His own? Yet she-sole daughter left,
Of all that stately
An exile wanders sad-bereft
OF certain dwelling place;
Within her old ancestral halls
The hearths no beams reflect
And over lawn and garden falls
The mildew of neglect.
The blood allied to Washington,
Spurned from the rights he gave!
Denied the vaunted justice done
To every hOme-bOrn slave!
Tell not the broad of Askelon-
Let Gath not hear afar;
Lest Kingdoms sneer it, one to one
"How base Republics are !"
You do not war with women. Good!
Let such your boast still be;
We do not ask a sing gle rood
Of ground for Mary Lee.
Yet, tno' our Heros wife be banned
As touched with treasOn's stain,-
For Mary Gusts demand
- Her Arlington again!
See Irving's Washington-death of Colonel Custis.
LEXINGTON, VA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30

COLUMBIA, Aug 22.-His Excellency, the Gov
ernor, has issued a proclamation calling an extra
session of the Legislature on the 4th of Septem-
ber, at s P. M.
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Petition for Dover.


1856.
Mary Mcneil
Petition for Dover
Malcolm McNeill and others,
IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that
Malcolm McNeill of the defendants in this case
resides beyond the limits Of this State it is therefore,
motion ordered by the Court that advertisement be made
for six weeks successvey in the Wilmington Journal,
paper published in the city of Wilmington. notifying the
said defendant of the filing of this petition and that uD
less appear the of this Court and plead
said petition, the will be taken coesso
and heard er pCTte to him.
Witness Frank Sanefor Clerk of said Court at Of
fee in Rockingham, the 3Oth day of july A. D. 1866.
FRANK. SANDFORD, Clerk.
August 1. 26-6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30

The Late Riot in New Orleans-The Report of the
Military Investigation Commission Nearly Com
plete-Suspension of the Loyal Tribune News
paper-COndition of the Cotton Crop I'm Louisia-
ma, Mississippi and Texas, sc.
New ORLEANS, August 21, 1S66-The labors of
the Military Commission, appointed to investigate
the origin and of the late riot in this city
are drawing to close. The report, consisting Of
deductions from the two thousand pages of evl-
dence, will be submitted to General Sheridan
about the close of the month. After endorsing
the report, General Sheridan will transmit it to
the War Departments 1t is believed that the report
will be of radical political character.
Ihe New Orleans LOy0I Tribune, republican
newspaper and freedmen's organ, announces its
temporary suspension to-day
Two bottles were picked up at the mouth OF
lBayou-Ierre ebonne, the Gulf cf Mexico on
the 18th instant, and contained the following pa
Ipers -
SHIP FLYING EAGLE, MAY "A. 1866
Lost all masts and in hopeless condition with ten
feet water in the hold. CRAGAN
No. q much faded in pencil -" U. s. Ship Powhattan
Chinese Coast, October 10, ST."
| Cotton is reported as knee high in the eastern
part of Warren and Claiborne counties, Mssissip-
| pi, and devastated by worm, but good in Pike,
Arriete, Franklin and Marion counties. The
| Cotton Gr0reyS Report says: "In Kinds, Madi
son. Carroll, Claiborne and Scott counties, of 32a
plantations, which, in 1860, employed 1924 hands
on Sd, 81 acres, making 46, 631 bales there are
this year 495 hands planting 49, 222 acres. From
the other counties the reports are not full. On
this basis the crop of 1866 would be 400 900 bales
in Mississippi and 100000 bales in the United
States"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30

23 WHITEHALL, STREET. NEW YORK.

% WHITEHALL STREET, NEW YORK.
CHIPMENTS OF COTTON, NAVAL STORES, PRO
- visions, &c, will be forwarded to by Messrs. Wal
lace SOuthcrland, of Wilmington, who will pay
tax and other charges All goods covered by insurance,
with without advces
Feb. 10 2-tf
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Telegram
AUSTIN, TEXAS, .

The Hon. Fl. Stansbery, Acting Secretary Of State.
SIR Your despatch of the 18th instant received yeser
day. The provisional government turned the
officers elect beg to the President of the appre
citation entertained by the people of Texas of the just pol
icy pursued by him, and hope to convince the scep
tcal of the fidelity of the people the general govern
ment. Respectfully
W. THROCKMORTON.
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)UPLIN COUNT


DUPLIN COUNTY.
C2gt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July 1err 1866.
Mary Cole,
Bassi Cole,
Jesse Cole,
Mary Deal, pot;t;on Dover
Joshua Cole, ~ D
John COle
Caroline, daughter of Owen Halsoe,
and wife Keziah,
Richard SwnsOn and wife Ann.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court that
IL Richard Swinson and wife Ann, two OF the defendants
in this resides beyond the limits Of this State is
therefore ordered by the Court that advertisement be
made for six weeks successfully at the Court House door
in Kenansve and three other public places in Dupn
County and also in the Wilmington Weekly Journal not
flying said defendants Richard Swinson and wife Ann of
the filing of this petition and that unless they appear at
the next term of this Court and the petition the
will be taken pro cossO and heard eT pdree as to
them.
Witness, WALTER R. BELL, Clerk OF our said Court, at
Office the third Monday of July, A. D. 1866 and in the
gst of American Independence this the 4h day of
August 1865.
WALTER R. BELL Clerk.
Aug. Q 27-Gt
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WALLACE. j. B. sOUTHERLANI
WALLACE s. SWITZERLAND,

~ ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" OFFICE NO. 81 NORTH WATER STREET,
(VEharves and Warehouses foot of Walnut St,)
WILMINGTON, N G.
Will give prompt personal attention to all consgn-
ments Of Naval Stores Cotton, Spirits Turpentne Rosn
Tar Provisions Nc &c. either for sale shipment. Also,
to forwarding Merchandise &c.
FcbS Witt
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ALEXANDER SPRJ

ALEXANDER SPRUNT,
COM nj S ION ME n C HANT,
Wilmington, N. C..
April 10. 12-6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30

An old man in Chocktaw county, Miss, named
Eudy, had difficulty with his wife about bible,
and told his son, boy of sixteen, to burn it
old told the boy to knock her in the head with
an axe handle standing near The obeyed his
father struck Mrs. Eudy the head with the
axe handle, fracturing her skull and from the eff
fects of which she died. After the boy had
knocked his mother down with the handle, he
threw rock at her which struck her in the head,
making fearful wound.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30

TOURNAMENT RIDERs.-An enterprising Yankee
visited the county of Fauquier recently, and sue
ceeded in engaging twelve or fourteen of 'Mosby's
men,, to go North and ride tournaments He is
to foot all expenses, furnish them with fine horses,
and pay them three dollars day. He boldly APP
preached Mosby himself with a proposition, Of
increasing the offer to one hundred and twenty
five, which, of course, was declined BY way of
friendly warning to this original caterer to the
public enjoyment, the Alexandria Gazette advises
him to deal fairly with g the boys, for if he does
net they won't leave whole bone IN his body
Petersburg EaPress.
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Order of Publication,
Mary Mcneil

state of North Carolina, Richmond County.
JUrt o. Please and Quarter Sessions, July Term, a. d.
1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |
WASHINGTON, Aug. II.

To HIS E1ceuencythe Governor Of the State Of TEXAS.
SIR: By direction of the President have the honor
herewith to transmit copy of communication which has
been addressed to His Exceency, Andrew j. Hamilton
Provisional Governor of Texas, whereby he has been
eved OF the trust heretofore reposed in him. directed
deliver into your Exceencys possession the papers and
property relating to that trust have the honor to
der the cooperation of the of the United
States whenever be found necessary eectng the
early restoration and the permanent prosperity and well
fare of the State which you have been called
side.
have the honor to be- with great respect, your most
obedient servant,
HENRY STANSBERRY
Acting Secretary Of
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TEXAS.


Its Final Remission to the State Authorities.
The following is the correspondence relative to
the tranfer of the State of Texas to the authorities
chosen by the people thereof:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON D. c.,
August IL.
10 has E1ceOe,cy Andreso j. Hanaon Provisional Co..
erra0r Of the State of Ierd% dustin, Texas.
SIR: The time has arrived when in the Judgment of the
President Of the United Staes the and conduct of
the proper affairs of the State of Texas may be reted
to the constitutional authorities chosen by the people
thereof without danger to the peace and safety Of the
United States By direction of the President therefore,
posed in Provisional Governor Of the State of Tex
Whenever the Governor elect shall have accented and
become qualified to discharge the duties of the executive
Office will transfer the papers and property of the
State your custody to his excelency the Governor
elect. You will please give reply specifying the day
on which this communication is received. have the
honor to be, your excelencys most obedent servant
HENRY STANSBERRY,
AotiD vCFS
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lands of Texas
AMERICAN MILITARY INvENTIoNs.-Russia takes
very great interest in the improvements in mill
tary science lately made in this country, and has
sent officer of the Royal Russian Mining En-
gineers-Capt Kholostof by name-on a tour of
inspection throughout the United States, with in
structions to make monthly reports to the home
government He has visited the army at Rock
Island Illinois, and lately witnessed the casting
of the twenty inch gun for the Puritan, at Pitts
burg. At present he is at st. Louis, and it is said
has arranged with the inventor of the Rodman
gun to furnish some Of that kind of artillery to the
Russian government
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30

A letter from Matagorda, Texas dated the 18th,
says :-Caterpillars are now fully at work on Con-
voy and Oyster creek, and Brazos river. The
general opinion is that the leaf will be destroyed
in ten days. Not over one-quarter or a third of
the crop is expected to come from the alluvial
lands of Texas
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30

The following lines suggested by slab in the sol
diers' burying ground at Greenvie Alabama placed I'D
on the grave of G. W. Nichols c. s. A., by his affection
ate wife
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-25
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a !. Of ~ colleaeue irsA tbe "a Cooe!oe'
sioual Dislrics Of New ork. the hoe: -.
8umchyrv. Aupeupsiate eulogies w. =
llvsrcd b. Messss. Darling. bssBss' va
burne. 0f IllinUie, end Davis.
ne following resolutions by MI. Daf'snS
were unanim0usly adopted:
Rrsoired. That The House Of Nepfeesnta
tivcs has learned with deep sorrow Of uhe
decease of Hon. Jas Humphrey, Of the Wy
of BROOKLYN, and member Of ms HOUSE
from the "a Congressional District Of new
Resossad, That tho sympathies Of .as
House Be, and, are hereby rendered 70 sne
widow, family and relations Of the decea seo
| In our mutual affection and bereavement.
Resolcai, That tho Clerk Of the House pe
instructed 70 communicate copy on uiese
reeolutions 10 The family Of Tie deceased.
Rbeolped, That, - IN appropriate expr.s'
sion Of respsc: for The menosy q ~ DC
ceneed. the memben Of the House VIII veal
o. ussal badge Of moafnine for % days.
RSsclsei, That he Clesk b inserucecd "a
TRANSMIT u the Senate . copy OF shsss reso-
lutions
The IIouse then - . further marx OF res
e.rar.-nr, Ramsey introduced bill "a
spcure Tie speedy construction Of Northern
Pacific Railroad, 70 secure the ~ Of the
nne 70 the government for postal and mill
1ary purposes. Referred to Committee on
II. Cowan, from The Committee ON Pat
ents, reported the HOUSE bill requiring par
ties appealing from the Primary Examiners
in patent cases TO pay fine Of 80, which,
passcd.
The joint resolution authorizing hiring a
building Tor the Temporary accommOdatio Il
Of the Department Of State, passed.
nr. Wilson called up the joint resolution
to provide for the publication Of an ONO
.,s.,s4 ~ ~ e.l,.Iiton II r.seol. !. ~,
NE 49, dns;rs ID ror..Ips -. ~
ject, and authorizes the Secretary Of Wa14'
appoint competent person to revieWy ~
prepare OlIleial doca1ents for publjcs1 sp}
sHeil noe bssuoid lof Sosc ther ~" .earsl,
p.ssad. snd eoeo 20 - Hcmss
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- ~ Commiaeionefs Al Irs.,~.i navanus
- area a 16.OOO. TStss.niovmsnt Of So
6smalc cierks as csypyisS r. ~ aereed
10. rhc last emendmen> ~ 10 inseft -
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nm H. IN force Tor collectinN an taxee. d.
~ ard i;csnsss neoneslv acs.ei or liable
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nm al ~. he risht 70 winch ~ Already
socfusd' 81 vhich ~ harpaftef eccrue IN.
m IN ~. ~ lof Continuing license,
-. neueltiee and forlsltuses incufred under
mi bv virtne thereof. ana for carrying OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-25

chicago m048ooo.
~ rclegras HI CniCAso. juno "a
There Wa fair movement m the lsading masAslo
tO.day s>d prices we're generally higher.
Fiouf-t lniet and firm. ee.2c9l1.1 for oprine
o1tsns and ei9 tOs013 white winter sxtsa1.
Wneae-Aeelve en1 nSmss. No. opss1G ol0oe0D
Mee4@l.so; No. Spring steady u elo001.ls; y.
ected 7S9s8c.
Corn-tn good dsmsadsAxosse No. siAQes ~
No & cad Rejected ~.
Oats-eteady. S108skc MOL; 3o0sexe No. ..
Rye-Active. 5Slf7oe No !, sna ess Ne. 8
BaFley-OulI.
Peovislons asasoe lower esaso msss
Frssshss were dull q isx0iAe Tor cOsa 10 Bualc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-25
VI. LOUIS GRAIN ELEVATOR
CHARGES rQR STORAGE. &C.

Inspection. l-9Oc = bushsl.
Trimming. Ne u 0ueeeI.
WctX0bu& . ~ X lUV D1s
00or6ge-lkc p bushel fef 10 dsys, end
&c = bushel for every subsequent 10 days, or
fractional part thereof.
eac1x1ng, II sewed- Wheas, Rye end Has-
ley, Nc y bushel: Com, lc do; Oats, ~ do |;
aame II tied, 70 do.
OrayaGe-To Steamers, in aacks-Oata,
lc y bushcI Wheat. Corn and Rye, 15<c do ;
Barley INC do. 70 within linits boanded NORTH
BY North Market street, west By Fifleensk street,
south By ChoutsAn Avenue, IL bulk q u sack,
no p bushel beyond above limits &c do. 70
ksst 81. Louis depots. 90 y 100 ibs.
All Dfaya from The Elevator controlled By
The Company. BY order Of the Board.
Aprs5-dly JOHN r. SMITH. Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-25

New YoRK, Juno GA special to tho
Post says II is reported that Chief Justice
Chase has decided against the project for
funding the public debt in long term bonds
to be exempt from taxation.
It is understood In Washington that the
widow Of Gen. Yturbide, has obtaised assur.
ances from Napoleon that her child now in
the hands Of Macmillan, shall.be returned
to her.
Judge Cartioge has issued another injunc-
ton on application Of liquor dealer. reg.
from closing bic place under the Maine aw.
Two more cae1s Of cholera arc reported
today. but tho patients ere said to be recov.
oring,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-25

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navsaosss 1Desasse lnepsss.
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49,, ycr ~ eooo.
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sas.sr,-a.. !. se.... s..s, ss~s,,s.
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woop.-t7@7S.
NeW vePk Soar1.se.
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Flour Dull and common l00l5 lover. Al 80
Wheat-Dull, heavy and nominally lcwe,
Corn-lluil. i@3s fcwss, ae0so unsoana asv.
90js@9S for sound. very choice "a.
Osts-Quiss and dropping 81 Ds0 nsv.
Pofk-Lower. I'll S9. 635 for new mess, ele-
sing Ct 81 cash. ss.So0sO for old.
bsef--Stesdy.
Cut Meats Scarce and nsm.
Lard-Heavy. 901< ASK.
Whisky-Dull. ti26G43.A.
Petroieum-Q uist
2A1ooR nAnIn8,
Flour Closed dali and droopiae fes coanoa
grades.
Whss1-Clssed dull, heavy ~ ssniaally
lower.
Corn-Clossd dali. heavy end lQ9e lover.
Pork-Clcscd irregular, unsettled md lo@sr,
new mess e3l cash
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NEW YonK, Juns 16.-The M mooav
estlcss NJ gos1 = higher to-dly q osasS-
qus1ce partly oe ~ cee1atioo & Hone -
esa1ioae 70 depsses ~ psieA and past16 -
cnaDe " nexS aavicoo itu0 Eufpso vSo. 3
b supposed, b 49, hvsfahaa.
4oasy eaey q lsoo psfesas - cal1 lsana
oessling dull. 1oe0teea. Goa 3 ffnss.
cpening g 1919. edvancing 70 1854 and c3oe
Ing q 1871. Exports Of 6pecie today were
o1,000Oo6 Government stocks without
decided change.
Gold closed q 1917 ct four O'Clock TO-DAY.
The loan market y easy It 4a5 per cent
Commercial paper 70 rather moee inquired
for, and passes q 5}@5.
The stock market 10 duh. Before The nfse
Denion New YORK Central was Quoted q
eet; Erie J09 Cleveland aad Pittsbure 81
Ohio and Mississippi certificates a. zflsf
he Board Erie cold ct 81.
Foreign Exchange closed dull. Bills
u sixty days ON London ere quoted 1t lO70
l073 Tor Commercial 1O00l60f for Bank.
efs DO, q shoet sight 100Ql0oe.
The eAiposnts u specie today Amounted
% 41.l5eyVe&
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TRAMRRQRWATIQNl

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ne mpssseiaioas sfanaiqsiey 1elendA.
ter q TIE present day, and Ut ths Z - - q
1[iraOlee,
accomplished with he I'D d SCIENCE For s1nnplss
grey u red hair =
CAaAgeA In = Mome0t,
70 the rieAat cmcelvable b>ock sr brown, By In.
p = CT SfnooDo'S uola ove.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-25

Nsv Yoaa. June Is
Gold opened ut tl.53 and closed q el.B3
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4. A. Z. ROGERS. GEO. =. DUfLuR,
ROGERS & BUTLER.
General
COMMISSION MERCHANI0
No. % xiysn's Exthanse Place,
CHICAGO.
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~ Liberal Advancements smAds -
Oousignmsnts.
Agency Bank cfMentrsa', Chicago ;F. Q: A..
eos, Prsa Nat. Curry Hank, n. r.; Allen Cop
= NisbsA 81. Louis, No.; Tfabue, Davis . o.,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-25

DAN104 0OUn
WnOLngALg AND 11fAIL U8Al11 N
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-29

M ACHlNE OIL from 81, SO to 3, so per gallon
p. H. TRouT's Drug Store.
Oct. l3z-tf -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-29

N7lNDOW GLASS of all sizes, and PUTTY
w for sale at
P. H. TRoUT's Drug Store.
Staunton, Sept. %, ls65.-tf,