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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-16
state Temperance Conrentson.

Ia the EdSorsf 1Ae P'ess: ~
Twas present 4 portion Of The time,
during the session Of this convention. and
as an old and sincere friend of.tempcss-
ance took adeep interest in the proceed-
ings, My name appears as one Of the
Vice Presidents and also member oithe
committee on resolutions. As the Repub-
lican party was originally organized as
temperance party-as fully appears by
ITS early days, through its agency
aud fundamentally, we have received all
our legislation, tcntiiug tn suppress the
traffic in Intoxicating drinks; and as it,
NJ lis recent State Convention, ''emphat-
ically renewed its adhesion to the prinei-
pies of prohibition and vigorous eyeen-
ton of laws 10 that endn--I could not
bring myself 10 believe that the organiaa-
ton of new party at the present time
antagonistic to the Republican party
solelg upon his i.sS,,e-would bepractiea-
Die, or lnSlNlltHtsti IN ou' ou'i", WV
great temperance cause in Maine.
In accordance with these honest con-
victions voted against the formation of
new party. A large majority OF tho
convention, with the best motives and
purposes decided differently. After this
question WAS settled, did not feel that |
could consistently take further part nthe
proceedings.
As to the question whether or not y
consistent temperance man, can vote for
Gov. Chamberlain express no opinion !;
for believe that class of men generally
have some decided convictions as to their
duty upon this subject, but cannot see
tho expediency of forming a new party,
when its inevitable result will be to divide
up, and scatter the temperance men OF
Maine. and destroy that harmony OF ac-
ton which has 50 happily existed in their
ranks for the last fifteen years.
Ifthc temperance platform of the Ban
COR Convention is 4 patty trick, cheat,
a swindle rs alleged by the friends of the
third party movement, we shall all find IT
out in due time; and in such an event,
there would bc then hat one voice and
one opinion among the fifty thousand
temperance men ofMaine, raise the tenn.
pcrance standard high above all party
organizations and around it rally To the
poll, and flight it ont in that line" until
victory perch upon their flag.
At the present time, ! tail to see that
such contingency is upon Us. ] have
not a single word OF cenSurc to utter
against the noble band of men in the tenn
perancc ranks who differ with me upon
this question. They are true and tired
men of honest convictions, men who act
from principle without reference 10 the
honors and GmolumcntS of Office Meth
er can there he any objections raised
against the gentleman they have selected
a. their standard bearer. Hon. \. G..
lIichborn. Ills long and faithful services
in the republican ranks-high moral
worth, and ability are too well known,
to render any special endorsement of his
fitness for the place necessary.
JONI j. PERRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-16
The Fourth ut IDfOH.

We had fine gathering in the grove
on the hill, from all the country round
about, and good Grafton by Rev. Mr..
Dickinson, Of Illinois, after which we
partook of an elegant dinner or Picnic,
brought together by all the people in small
parcels. we doubt not this is the best
way to get up good meal; as all taste OF
what everybody else has brought it creates
a fine appetite.
The Ragadobs in the morning, made
quite sensation. Altogether the 4th was
a success at Upton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-16
President Republican state Convention.
Hon j. l. CHCJBERL,IN.


BEUN>w,eS, July :, 1869
HaH. L, " HarrH. President Rsp95IiaH
Sftt, CaurtHf1U.
Dr,E Sm:-I aecer, the distinguished
honor Of re nomination as candidate Tor
Governor. tcndcred me through YOU o.
the Republicans oCMIaine. 1t is a COM
pliment which appreciate no less that
the resolutions of the Convention declare
apulGe policy identical with the line of
my life and lahors hitherto. Il oniy re-
mains Tor me to assure YOU of ms earnest
faith that The triumph of these liberal and
vigorous principles viii make our people
prosperous and our Safe great.
Your friend and servant,
Ju>HUA /. CHAMBERLAIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-16
The Presidents eldest son Fred,

The Presidents eldest son TTeu,
West Point cadet, saved the life OF his
cousin yesterday. 1t appears that the son
of the President and the son of General
Dent, were visiting their uncle, Dr. Sharpe
out at Laurel, and the younger of the
boys was in bathing DIR. ShaIpe's son,
aged eleven years, got beyond his depth
and was drowning, when young Fred,
without undressing, .iumpedi in and grasp
ed the boys hair as he was going down
the third time, and with some difficulty,
succeeded in getting him out beiore other
assistance arrived. The lad was resusci-
tated, and young Grant was the hero OF
the day. ~ .fE}JTTs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-16

Robert Toombs, recently said to
Northern newspaper correspondent that
the reconstruction business would settle
itself in time, for when he and his friends
cot the power the negro laws would be
repealed. the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments would be declared uncon-
stitutional, and that governmentcould en-
force them only by the bayonet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-16

Hay makers had three good ay-days
this week, but were caught Thursday
morning by more dew, in the shape of
rain. on their grass, than they looked for
A large quantity Of hay was down.
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Court House. Paris Hjil, on Wcdnesd
August 25th. az IL a. Va,


DOE. ChGlR5eTi0in'S 1cccPj1Rce.
Gov. Chamberlain has accepted tAe
nomination teDdered aim ~ The recent
republican state couy utjon, a, WI b.
seen by the following correspondence --
AvGv~Ga Juac -, lsoy
Dear Sir,--i, has ,!esohed upon me To
spprisc YOU that tn republican Stale
convention, which as, M lied 81 Bangor
on the Esd inst. with treat uaauimjJy re-
nominated YOU ior re-, .ce-iuu - t,ol. OF
Maine, and 20 solicit yyur acceptance, in
the hope that ihi, repeated designation
aud sisnal mark OF confidence and high
consideration of Your fellow citizens.
may conquer all reluctance to continue
imther in The dates a. Chief Magistrate.
remain cry respectfully Yours,
l. NJ MoEErL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-16

1t will be seen that the call for the
County Convention is out.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28
LOCAL MATTERS.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

HE CHARIrsroN News, the circulation OF
ich is about twice as large as that OF any
her paper published in South Carolina, is the
It advertising medium for all business men.
persons who want stu atoms OIL, servants;
% want hoasessor apar tnentA: or have then,
Fent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
|; who have lost or found articles of value.
NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
sses may have their wants supplied, we have
Ppted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEn-
DEMENT'S. payment for which must invariably
made 'ohen the order IS gioen.
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
bred to clerks, governesses, tutors, work
en, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
Es, cooks and washers; board and lodging
Bnted or offered; apartments wanted or to
I; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
q warehouses; wanted or to lot, and miscella-
BUS wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements Of the
Uses specified:
bt exceeding rHREE LINES or 20 woris. as cents
Four LINES or 80 words. -. 40 "
Z" FIVE LINES or 40 words. so .s
All advertisements to be inserted ut these
$es must be prepaid and delivered at The
kws Office by 9P.JM. t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

FINE SPECIMENS OF CHARLESTON WORKMAN
sHR.-We have had the pleasure Of inspecting
series ofponderous bank ledgers and account
books, manufactured for the State OF Alabama,
at the extensive bindery establishment Of our
enterprisirg townsmen, Messrs. Walker Evans
Il Cogswell. The work in every respect las we
are assured by an unbiased expert) will COM
pare favora bly, with that put upon the famous
ledgers specially manufactured by the Bank OF
England for its own use, and the price is
lower than that OF English books OF the same
quality. We hail every instance of excellence
and cheapness in manufacture which our city
can exhibit as substantia, step in her onward
progress.
REPORTERS Crumbs. streets were alive
yesterday afternoon with velocipedes. &
General O'Nsil will lecture on Fenianism
while here on 1st June.
Mr. Ernest Boyer, late OF the Buffalo Demo-
crat, is now associate editor Of the Charles
toner Zeitung.
The front OF the 6Itna Engine House was
draped In mourning yesterday in respect to
their iate member, J ,hn Mehrtens, who died
sudd enly on Wednesday, of heart disease.
I: The George Howard mentioned in The
NEWS of yesterday as an applicant for the posi-
tion OF measurer Of lumber, is o white man,
and not coiored, as enormously stated "A
The annual examination of the Sunday
School pupils OF st. JOHNS Catholic Chapel
Queen street, will take place on Sunday next
The Right Rev. Bishop Lynch will distribute
the prizes.
Mr.. J. G. Renters is on applicant for mea-
surer OF lumber and timber.
The examination For the Devere ux Medal
will be made by Bishop Lynch as soon as prac-
toable.
Great compliant ia made by the residents
near the corner Of Broad and Rutledge streets
of the indecent and disorderly conduct OF the
colored vagabonds, who are;in the habit of
congregatlng in that neigbborhood.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

DEATH OF MR. ISAAC HAnRw. We announce
fh regret the demise yesterday. in this city,
aMr. Isaso Harris, WHO was engaged as q
it merchant here for over forty years. The
eeased, we presume, must be about seventy
rs Of age. He was noted during a long
for close attention to business. and for fair
Hing with his felow-men.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

CHE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
fRo1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
.r counting oom ct nine o'clock this morn
((g. Single copies Ave cents. Orders for ten
|pies and over will be filled at the rate OF two
Id half cents per COPY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28
MEETINGS THIS DAY.
How ward Lodge. at,8 r. nj,
albernian Soolety, at.S p. M.
= AUCTION SALES 1HxS DAP.

i D AUCTION SAFES 1HzS DAP.
Knox. DAILY y Go. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
ir store, groceries, furniture, &c.
lILEs DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock; at his
||re, shoes, straw goods, &c. ,,o33sz,:. 81,
HENRY CoBA y 20. will sell at 10 o'clock,
Vanderh0rt's wharf. Liverpool salt.
e.,& a. p. CALDWELL. will sell at 10 o'clock,
fthwest corner of King and Liberty streets,
htepts OF, crockery store. as 1,}i.F4
FRABkR MATHEwEs will sell at half past 10
lock. at his Office, geraniums and dollhouse
#nts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

REAL Estate sALEs.-The market FOR real
ate yesterday was inactive. and several
ces ofpr2perty that had been advertised to
sold were Withdrawn. The following sales,
3wever, were nade:
Nr. John T. Humphr sys sold q lot of land on
lst Bay, 10 By ITO feet. with brick building
Preon, known aa M. ,153, for $500; also the
joining lot. s23I by a28 feA, with wooden
Hiding thereon. for $500. Ha.f cash, bal
|ce in one and two years. -5 sN8''
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lAA EXCITING CHASE occurred yesterday morn
h early, at the foot of Broad and Rutledge
Eeets, after Q notorious fowl thief, James
2ant. with many aliases who was finally
srtaken in Trumbo's Court. This fellow is
S4ieved to be the rascal who has been depre-
ting so successfully on the roosts in the
$inity for months.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

LLEaED ASSAULT AND BATrERY.--Ths stew
Of the steamship Manhattan had occasion
erday to eject ono OF the colored hands
9|n q part of the vessel where he had no right
be. The elected hand in high dudgeon re-
|ired to Q colored magistrate and sued out q
|rrant Of arrest against the steward on the
Arge Of assault and battory. After some
sculty the steward procured the necessary
u and was released from custody.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

THE SUPREME CoURT.-The court was en-
Aged during it's entire session yesterday in
barring the argument in the case Of the South
hroliha Railroad Company ads. the Colum-
il ard Augusta Railroad Company.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

THE FOUNTAIN PEN is very cheap, simple
I'd ingenious contrvance, by the use OF which
! ordinary letter may be written with but one
Piping Of the pen into the ink. These pens
fe on sale at Walker. Evans & Cogswell'a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

|1oUHHAIs OF THE GENnRAL AssEMB1Y.-We
I've received from John W. Denny, printer to
10 ,Stxte. . printed copy Of the Journals Of
Ie Gensral Assembly, for the regular session
S1998 30. It is neatly ana cleariy printed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

TIE Board OF CONTROL for the Widows
LONE acknowledge the following donations,
(tth many thanks: Four bags Of potatoes from
fsrraer, one bag Of rice from friend in
a1mtAr; two half barrels rice from two friends
f the Home, one cord Of wood to boil soup for
be Widows Home.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28
Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION.
w. Y. LEITCH g. n. s. BRUINS

"a
AuCttOneerS. ~
Will be sold under tb direction of the undersigned,
on THURSDAY. June 8, 1853: at II O'Clock A. NJ.
at the Old Posi- Office, foot of Broad.street,
ALL that LOT OF LAND situated on the north side
of Haselstreet near Concord, measuring in front ON
Haselstreet fty four 54 feet, and in depth hun
dred and forty feet butting and bounding south ON
Hasel street, west on lands Of johnson. north ON
Greek or Canal reserved for this lot and east on
lands of Estate of Mrs. M j. NJ. Bell.
ALSO, H
At the same time and place,
All that TRACT OF LAND situated lying ana be-
ing in that part Of the District Berkeley lately
known as the Parish Of st. Thomas. measuring and
containing th'rtyseven acres. more or less; butng
and bounding to the north on lands Of DR.. O'Hear,
to the south Wando River. to the east lands
Tavell and Janes E. Dutart, and to the west on
lands OF Sanders and NJ DOwel xxx
Terms-For the hrst piece, 6ne-half, and for the
second one-third cash balance in and two equal
successive annual ipstaments, secured by bond of
purchaser and rec-sS.sc III premises Furcnn-
ser to pay for papers and stamps. n -.~ .!,i'
Maybe WIN LOUIS KeIAIN.
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B UsINEss NO rICEs.

BEAUTIFUL oranges and lemons, at M. N.
Klein's cheap fruit store, No. $40 ng-street;
also from Mr.. Gardner's manufactory, a fine
glass of soda water, cold as ice
FOUNTAIN PENS -Mon-corrosive. Use in any
kind Of ink with out injuring pen. Can write
an ordinary business letter with two Dips into
the ink. Call, in and try them for yourselves
ut Walker, Evans & Cogswells Stationery De-
pot, Nos. 8 Broad-street and 100 East Bay
street, Charleston, 8. O. .i
The MORNING SNACK at TorcK's, "Our
House, to-day will include green turtle soup,
fish. boiled mutton, caper sauce and the trim
mings. -@
All drinks during lunch hours twenty-five
cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

CURIOUS FRANKS OF A HAD1cAL MAarsraArx
me-. }. B. PoEas. OF Pimlico. Cooper River. in.
forms us that Ristig. one Of the new naagss-
trAtes, 10 causing Rrsat deal OF trouble In his
nefghborhood. In company with two negroes,
whom he oalls his deputy constsbles. he visits
the plantations. stirring up discontent and try-
inR. II would seena, 70 make the fresdnaon dis
satisfied with their employers. RissiR has
sos mp quarrel already between two brothers
about discharged man. sOneeos tie bro,hers
he fined sS. and said he natst pay Oh 10 10 ian.
h'stigs deputies are George ssuss ana the
MIN Hutchinson whoswAs mixed an with the
Late calling out Of the militia Oh Monokas Cor-
ner. The following letter Has been, sent by
Risttg to Mr.. Poyas: fsS
STATE OF SOUTH cARoIrNA--oH HARLRsror
COUNTY.
Complaint having b6en made INTO ma NV
yabraeI 0its thas Sou having him turnk Of con.
traskt on ACCOUNT he kefuset TO gan in the
Dream, and vile he 10 not In Che wav. az Haze
and complaining OF serious sicltnias II IA M.
possible vor him to du so thereyore he II win.
ing to du annything else 80 long no IL stok.
Now yon bl. me very much By dereotinr ma
Off is 90 by so DUNG you bl. yours q 81. -
RrsTDc, Magic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

TEE CONCERT or MASTER CARRI. to come of
Ris evening. bids fair to be an exceedingly
reeshig' Observation-Disclosures. The swngerbund
eutonia will assist in the concert with their
Pualspirit and every lover of Hrst class music
houid, maA : II q point to be there.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

sHorEL ARRIVALS, MAY 27.--O Charleston Hotel.
Ros. e. Courtenay, Baltimore; G. H. Burnett,
Andon Z. G. Alleya, g. Marsh and. wife, New
1rk Mres Whitner, South Carolina George
mmers, r. M. Wallace, w. H. Stock, Colum-
!; @. L. WhIte, w. w. Blaney, Newark.
Pavilion Eoia.-H. a. D. Byron, City; g. H.
|np, Philadelphia; T. Schafgsr. Wedmaiaw;
III. Mc,ancs. Greenwood, South Carolina j; =.
Nettlss, South Carolina; w. P. Mccoy, Sum-
z; Il. O. Logan, Kingston Arthur BarnwelI,
rvannah; J. d. Harper, Ktngsuee; Il, H.
fooks, Northeastern Railroad.
3THR '.TRn's" TIdKEU. Tho following 10 the
8,ket which the torribls ssTen" had determined
eieet on Tuesday night. But 'tthe best laid
themss," Ac.: a'a'"s s'.s.'s''
Clerk Of Council--W. n. Mitchell, colored.
City Inspector--T. J. Mackey.
City Assessor p. Wall, colored; Assistant
dty Assessoe, s-..-..-- Baynard. sga 9asa
'Ckdsf Of POlice--T. B. Chapm 4. II
City Treasurer-J. b. Dennis.
City aherif--L. Bunch.
Keeper Tidal Drains--A. Williams.
City Registrar DIR. Robert Lebby, Sr.
City Physicians Drs. J. Somers Buist, q. 8.
sszer, and ReensHerna. N9 81
Harbormaster Captain N. L. Ccste.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28
HE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulation. TIE DAILY NEWS
EEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
eOGNIZED AS HA VING THE LARGEST CIR
lULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
fUBLLSHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
Nc IN THE PosToFF1cE AT THE END OF
ACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVLS-
bMS or THE VIEW P0SToEtTCE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-28

YERY SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. John Mehr-
tens, who died very suddenly on Wednesday
afternoon. OF heart disease, was native Of
Lspe, Hanover. and only thirty.one year.
Old he was we'll and hearty few moments
before his death, ard In tho City Park with his
children, when he felt indisposed and sat down.
and finally had to be taken to his residence ON
Broad street, where he shortly expired. He
WAS popular and promising young Gernan
grocer.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-15
Embroidery, Miss hwy English
best made dress, Mrs VIM Caldwell
crochet work, Miss Mary Wayland


Embroidery, Miss hwy English
best made DRESS Mrs VIM Caldwell
crochet work, Miss Mary Wayland "
plain sewing, Miss NJ A Vanfossen
TOBACCO.
bright chewing tobacco, Lara Timberlake
lone jack smoking tobacco, John w. Carroll,
Lynchburg.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
county whiskey, Riley & Burke,
raspberry wine, Geo. w. Swoope. h-r
isabella wine, Mrs. G.. IL. Marquis.
blackberry wine, Mrs. VIM. Caldwell. o.,
grape brandy, NJ. B. Buck, Warren
peach brandy, M. B. Buck, Warren.
cider vinegar, NJ B. Buck, Warren.
CANNED FnUlrs&c.
apple butter Mrs Elizabeth Blouthe. IS : -
peach butter, Mrs. Elizabeth Blouthe.
picked cherries, Mrs. w. NJ. Tate. 100
largest collection of canned fruits, Mrs BIouthe
BREAD CAKES &c
bread, Julia Fauber
rolls, Julia Fauber t,l--i+t'f't
fig preserves Mrs Z West
raspberry jam, ~ Splitter - S+i.Ass
ounce and peach preserves, James Cochran
tomato and other pickles, James Cochran
currant and blackberry jelly Mrs G Barnhart
apple jelly, Mrs NJ E Cupp .~E
pear preserves, MRS u Ir0tter
VEGETABLES
onions, Alex McCue
collection of vegetables, Mrs / Parkins
potatoes, peach blow, David Kunkle
potatoes sweet, John Strain
FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES
bland, and black Seeding grapes Mrs Nv MARQUIS
catauba grapes, Mr. Buck Warren
ounces, Mrs VIM Caldwell
peaches, NJ B Buck Warren
grape roots and cuttings, NJ Buck, Warren
single variety os apples Robt Mccormick
halfdozeri varieties of pears, Tannehill & Wheat
single variety of pears H Lambest
.I.l'F~ 70 MEATS
dressed lamb, A PAST
dressed Beef, w Asst
e"'S"f' i 1's MINERALS &C. " ',.'s.E
iron ores, Abbott Iron Co, Baltimore
marble, Marquis Kelley, II !
DAIRY, FLOUR &C
cheese, Mrs J Parkns
lara, Mrs j PaEkins 80 a r. Hz
Aours Parkius Nelson Co q Is j N
butter' ArsJno n Hunter s I q & 4 ls 7.
. GRAIN
white corn, W CALDWELL -
yellow corn. Martin Coiner
red branded wheat, G T Pratt
Brunswick oats, W A Mann
Brown corn, Baxter Crawford --, -. ....+r
timothy seed S Farrcr r--- -SN4
DRAWING HOUSE PAINTING
wood granting, D L Poole Rockingham
maps, Jed Hotchkiss y-
plans for country houses, " A Pratt
plans for town houses, Jed Hotchkiss
MISCELLANEOUS.
slate roofing John Sanders, Albemarle
we'll fixtures Mcclure & Bumgardner
shuck, D D & Blind Institution
soap home made, % years old, Miss Nancy Gar
Der
10 pounds honey in comb a A Sproul
cider vinegar, Mrs S C IIoshour
soap, D D & Institution
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-15
Rev Advertisements.

NEMPLE OF FASHION Mrs. X M Kelley
L has retained with an elegant assortment
OF Millinery and fancy goods, selected by herself
to SUIT the tastes of her different customers
Her stock consists of every Thing that is neces-
sary and indispensable 10 complete lady's
trousseau.
Pflces OF goods will vary according 10 quality
Van B.-Orders from the country will he
promptly attended to.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-15

OST.-On Thursday last cut of Trotter's
~ Stage Coach, between the Fair grounds
and staunton, a GRAY CAPE, lined with red
flannel. Any person finding the same, and leav-
ing 1t 1.-THE indicator Office will be literally
rewarded
oct15-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-15

noCTOR B P. REESE offers his professions
~ al services to the public He may be found
during the day at his office on the corner above
the lutheran Church and at night at his resi-.
dence on the corner Of Frederick and Water
Streets, opposite the old Market House
Wts- Calls promptly attended to in the couu-
try as we'll as town.
oct15-6mo
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-15

TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Mrs: K: M. Kelley is agent for Grover 4 Ba-
ker's Sewing Machine
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-15
legal Notices.

.XElRGINIA TO WIT:-At Circuit Court
held for Augusta county on the 10Th day
of June 1869.
W. W. Kings Executors. Plaintiffs.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-15

bright chewing tobacco, Lara l. Timberake
lone jack smoking tobacco, John w. Carroll,
Lynchburg.