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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01

John pHGNIX AND JEFFERSON DAVIS
When Jefferson Davis was Secretary of
War lie issued circulars TO all the army ofi-
GERS, asking of them specifications for new
uniform. Ph@nly, who was nm excellent
craftsman, sci to work and produced de-
sign. He made no great change in the uni
form. but he proposed reyolutioniZing the
entire system Of modern tactics by an iron
hool irhfa hook sSar - he attached to the
seat OF every soldier y pants. IL app1eu 10
every arm OF the service, cavalry, infantry
and artillery. He illustrated its use by a
series Of well executed designs. He quoted
high medical authority, proving Its advan-
tages in sanitary point of view. The
heavy knapsak he argued, induced stoop.
ing position and a very great contraction of
the chest. But hung on the hook by strap
connecting with the shoulder, it would brace
the body back and expand the chest. The
cavalry thus were TO be rendered more Sc
cure in their seats, hooked to ring in the
saddle. All the commissioned officers were
tn carry light twenty foot pole, with ring
attached to the end. This was to be used
during an engagement III drawing the strag
rlers back into the ranks. He illustrated q
terrific battle with the generals and colonies
thus occupied running about hauling strag-
glers back to the ranks. In many other un
heard OF ways did he expatiate the value o
his hook. Jefferson Davis was enraged
His dignity was wounded and the service
insuted. He instantly made out an ordei
directing Phoenix 10 be court martialed 10
contempt. Marcy was made aware, o
Ph@nix's transaction, as well as the clou'
hanging over Inn. He looked over IN
r plates. lie saw a regiment, their backs to
!, ward him, drawn up in line, knapsacks
blankets, hams, and all manner Of cam
equipments, pending from each soldier o
!, the hook. Marcy broke down. Said he
n n Davis. TITS no use 10 court martial tn
! man. The matter will be made public; th
!, laugh VIII settle entirely on us, and besides
Il a man who has the inventive ingenuity hel
"a displayed, as well as the faculty oil desigl
y lIy directed though il be, is too valuable
y the service to be trinGd with. John Ph@ni
u =, was not brought TO grief, and Davis'ss ang
!, was at length sufficiently Modified for hi
4. TO enjoy the joke. 1t does not appear, hoy
"a ever, that they adopted phn@nlX's plan
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01

Wasn't AcoUANTED.-"Why is it, " said
q schoolmistress to young scapegrace who
had caused her much trouble by his bad con-
duct, "why is it you behaved so well when
You first came to school, and are so dlsobe-
| dent nowPn BECAUSE" said young hope
| ful, looking up into the teachers face, II
! wasn't much acquainted them
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01

MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
nr John *, KANE, Wilmington.
JS. .VALLANDINGHAM, u: Geofges.
JOHN Mex KEMP, Delaware City.
w H. HAMILTON, Odessa.
a W n BARR Middleown.
W.T.. COLLINS, smyrna.
ROBERT p. JUMP, Dover:
WI SHARP, Camden.
u RENJ WHITLEY, Rredarica
W. It. GOODWIN, Milford.
~ CHARLES II. RICHARDS, Georgtown
DAVID HALL, Loves.
JH.P. sHIPLET, sssford.
The National is Home Company IN every locality.
The money paid for Premiums invested in the sec
| lon where received
| WOOLsToN Co, Bankers and Brokers,
| No. 10 Rast Third Street,
deos todd Fellows HAlD Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01

Nnw Ho0HS' n-,.,- ~
Z, S. r. BUTLER,
400 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL
Has received and for sale
Franch Country Family. Cloth SlbO.
phantom Of the forest. Cloth $500.
ualf hours in Bible lands. Cloth Sl.so'
Hunting Scenes in Africa. Cloth SLIP ,.n n
Nssby-Divers Views, opinions anu ''"P"s'' N
troleum v. Nasty. Cloth SlIo;; ,, cio,h sI-s
Thrilling Adventures among the inaiAns' N'o' f'''
Iiea Of David Crockett Cloth SlIo
Iifa of Daniel Boone. Cloth Sl50.
onsan Vietoriais Journal. Cloth $40.
six hundred Receipts worth their weight In "oiu'
Cloth $1.l6. !, p., an, Ornamental Work.
one 81 the Family 25 cents
MArRarsts Engagementsi 90 cents.
BroWnlows; 3s cents.
prother's Bet; 90 cents
Pisvine fer High Stakes; 25 cents.
ronpRRis LEATHER STOCKING sToRIRs.-Pioneers, FRA.
A 1ak neninrs Pathfinder Chain bearer. Deer-slaS sr
psdskns Wept OF Wihh.ton-W Wish. Wyandottei freesu
tion Mohioans, Spy; paper covers 10 cents
nIsTRNsi WoREs-Little Dorritt, Our Mutual Friend
pietWiek Martin ChuExewit Dombey Son. 80 Cents
Nleboles Nlekisby, Barnaby Rudge, 80 CeSts pal Z
fIonnerneld Great Expectations, oliver Twist, hai'
Mines. 2b osnts. American Notesl6 cents. iepzs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01

The people Of Boston are complaining OF a
yery singular disease. A cold passes first
10 one eye and then 10 the other, closing the
orb in some cases, and in others causing
weakness which has the appearance of the
eve alter fearful period, This disease of
the eve comes without warning and disap-
pears very rapidly, ,and, though inconyenient,
is neither dangerous nor very painful
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01


fate of Dir. Epstein, the Paris conjuror, who |
was wounded by splinter of ramrod dis |
charged from his own coniurlng pistol IL
illustrates what Houdin insisted upon in his
booE-that magicians possess no ordinary
bravery to stand before the muzzle oil pls-
toll, knowing how slight mischance may
bring them face 10 face with death. houdln
himself used to play with danger win an
| entirely needless assurance. lie relates
how once he had performed some startling
fircarm tricks before a party of Arabians,
making use, of course, OF the ordinary form
of coniurng pistol, which Is so contrlved
tLat the ramrod withdraws the bullet. Nhile
ihe rest of the party were expressing their
admiration, a crafty old Marabout, who had
some suspicion Of the true nature OF the
trick. said: "The stranger is doubtless a
strong magician; will he suffer me TO hre at
+ INN with NV pistOls2n "Yes, said Houdin,
! nnhesitanngly, "but first l must make in
r vacation to those who assist me-" The
A next day lie met the same party, and offer
+ ed a sauceriu Of bullets to the inspection OF
. thn Marabout. Satisfied that they were lead
n as indeed thew wOre-the Arab handed his
p nisloIs 10 IIoudin, who loaded them, using
q the Arabs ramrod. His own friends were
Ii in terror, and even his wife, well as sht
II knew his skill, was in perplexity when she
,s saw Inn hand back to the Arab one oil the
Il loaded ristols Nov, fire." he said. Th'
d d Arab aid so, and Houdin was seen with tn
Of bullet between his teeth, "Bahl' he said
/ sei2ing the other pistol, ''you cannot us
t vour own weapons. See here. You hay
m been unable to draw blood from my tesl
n and will draw blood from yonder wall
w. He aimed at the wall, fired, and immediate
he lv n STAIN oil blood was seen. The Mara
IS, bout went up to the wall, and when he ha
Ell dipped lis finger in the blood which wa
in lrickling down, his awe and amazemel
lst were SO great that his features assumed
il ehastly hue. Yet the trick was simp
n enough, two prepared bullets having ,bet
er slilmly substituted by Houdin for the leat
M en- bullets he took from the saucer. But y
% ng cvner,nien, was quite new, and Houdin tie
he us tl,ai he trembed, and could scarcely co
ihe troll his terror, as he saw the Maraoo
lin drawing the trigger OF the pistol
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-24
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue OF nm order from John r.. Pc
terson, Probate Judge for Ncwbrrry Coun.
ty, directed to me, viii sell at. Newbcrry,
G. H., OH Sale day next, the following pro.
pcrty, TO wit:
One House & Lot, III the Town Of New.
berry, situate aud being at the South. cast
corner Of Friend md Caldwell streets, and
containing one fifth Of an acre (morc or
lcss); and another House & Lot, situate and
being in the Town Of Newhcrry, on Caldwell.
street, adjoining the Greenvile aud Colum.
bin Railroad, containing one eighth of an
acre (morc or Iess); the Real Estate Of G.
D. Amick. Terms cnsh. 8
BY virtue OF snrdry writs Of Fieri Fncias
TO me directed, will cell on the 9th day of
April next, the following property, to viz
One House & lot, containing about one
half acre, (morc or lcss); bounded by the
Grcenvillc and Columbia Railroad, and Lot
of William Langford, and now occupied by
IT. p. Slider. Levied on at tho suit Of the
Bank of Newbcrry, S. c., VS.. Spencer +.
Smith. 8
Three large Stores, now occupied by ".
T. T"rrant, Wright Il Coppock, and $. =.
Boozer, e. Co., running nhy.fiye feet in
front, and sixty in roar (9oro or less) and
bounded by the Public Square in front,
Stores Of Jacob Singleton on tho South; on
the East by lots Of myself and Sim Pratt.
In thcac three Stores, I sell the Interest
Of Henry Whitmire, or what was in 1851.
Levied on at the suit Of the Bank of Now
berry, vs. Henry Whtmrc. 8
Four hundred and ninety acres (more
or !ess), bounded by lands of George Oxner,
Frank Miller, ct al. Icvicd OH as the prop.
crty Of N. +. johnson, at the suit oil tic
Bnnk OF Newberry. 8
...t... ALSO, .a..
One hundred and eighty acres, of Lnnd,
(morc or less), bounded by lands ofDr.J.N.
Herndoh, Samuel Atchison, OF al. Levied
on at the snit Of Wi;lum Ray, Va. Jas. s.
Mosely. .. 8
ALSO, .... ...
Two hundred and seventy two acres (morc
or less), bounded by lands Of Dr.. 6. II.
Sondly, j. NJ. Brooks, ct al. Levied on as
the property OF, J. D. Koon, at tho suit Of
Matthias Kinard, vs.H. r. Wicker and J. D.
KooB. Terms cash. 3
March 10, 1862. T. N. P.tYSINGER,
S.N. O..
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DIR. W. b. 1toKELLAR Is now prepared
,t,n. to a%in!s,ef l ths above Gas to his patients
Wltnout iear or danger to themselves. Teeth
and the patient Conscious Of what's aoing
on. Tho Doctor Is now prepared IN his
thoroughly refurnfalled Laboratory. to do
anything IN his line upon the most 9 'entis
&c principles. W. B. MOKELLAi
Feb. 10 q 3m ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwDERRY COUNTY.

by John r.. Peterson, Probate Judge,
Whereas, Emma r. Wilson having
mado suit to me to grant her I.ettors Of Ads
minlstratlon of tho estate and effects Of Jas
E. Guy, dec'd.
Thoso aro thorofoto to. cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
tho 8aid deceased, to be and appear before
mo, IN the Court of Probate to be held at
Nowberry Court House on tho 9Th day Of
April lineSt;;i after publication hereof, at II
O'Clock In the forenoon, to show cause, II
any they have. why the said Administration
should not be granted. 49,,
.Given. Under my 6and this 2?l day OF
March. Ann0 Domlni 1860.
John I. PetersonHr. 1. n, G..
March M ~ IT.. =
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The State Of South Carolina
Newbcrry County-In the Circuit Court
In Equity.
J. B. Livingston. Executor, vs. Elizabeth
., Kinnrd and others.
Tho Creditors Of Andrew Kinanl, decd
arc required to render and establish on oath
before tho Clerk of this Court, their rcspcc'
tive demands onOr before the 1t tny OF
May next. :
Clerks Offlce. THOS. N. EAKF,
March "a 12'6t G, c.
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District Court Of the United States,
For the District Of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy: In the matter of Joseph
w. Bankrupt.
by whom a petition for adjudication Of
Bankruptcy was fled on the 10th day Of
Decembers A. DS. 1868, In snid Court.
Tha Is to give notice that on the l1tb day
of Maroh,: A. D. 1860, a, warrnnt of
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of
Joseph W. Hill, in tho District of Newberry,
State Of South Carolina @ho has been ad.
Judged a bankrupt on his Own petition:
that the payment Of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to SAID
Bankrupt; to him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are for.
hidden by law; and that meeting of the
creditors Of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, atid'to choose ono or moro Assignecs
Of his estate, will be held at Court Of Bank.
ruptcy, to be- holden at Ncwberry Court
House. South CAROLINA, before c. G. Jac.
gcr, ESQ.,, Registrar, on the Sd day Of
APRIL, "A. D.,f1869, at 0 o'clock A. II. !
j. p. M. EPPING,
ri. :. u. s. Marshal as Messenger.
a##.t by A. p. PIPER,
Mar. a l2 St. Deputy Messenger
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Notice..

All persons having dcmnnds against tho
Estate Of A. G. Kiblcr, decd, arc hereby
legally notified to present The same on or
before tho 10th day Of April next, as set
tlenent Will be made on aai'l estate at that
time. Those who fail 10 present their DO.
mands by that timc will be barred.
D. W. 7. KIBLER, Admir-.
March II II A..
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DIR. TN0S. u, MOORE,

DI@NW AL SlW&GMDNo
Is happy to inform his friends nnd tho
public, that he is up nSAin-bctter aud
brighter than ever, after the recent conla.
grafton. lie is prepared to perform alt
manner Of operations connected with the
Dental profession, in the most scientific
manner. lie desires particularly to call the
attention of persons suffering from "Cleft
Pa'atc." lie can remedy the evil and make
speech perfect. lie has greater facilities
for making and administering Nitrous
Oxide Gus, than amy one clsc in the Sln;c
Teeth can positively hc extracted without
rnin, by the use Of this Gas, when admins.
tered by scientific hands.
Persons wishing any work done will ind
it to their advantage TO .all at his oIlice,
over Mrssrs. Bryant g. McGartcr's Book
Store, Main Street, Columbin, S. 9.
March II II 3m.
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Tho State Of South Carolina-
., Newberry County-4-Iu the Circuit Court-In
Equity. -, 49,.
W. IL. Griorson aud Il. @. Grierson his wife, and
others, We, Thomas II. Harmon, Admir-, and
* The creditors Of iBi: T. Ktuard, deo'd, arc
required to render nnd establish on oath, before
the CIefk Of this Court. their respective denands
>, or ,,9 SI befogs e t the first day Of May next.
y sMREch "a IL Ct. = KIP ..i.0 IN. cor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-24

The State Of South Carolina
J. Newberry County---Circuit Court-In Equity
Miohael Yelts and Susan Al Long, vs. Latimer
Tho creditors Of George Long, deo'd aro re-,
Qpired to render and establish OH oath, boiore tlo
Clerk OF the Court, their respective dcmande,
on or before the fret day of May next.
Clerks OtIlca. = THOS: NJ LAKE.
Aurch 80 l2 ct. .>s =. 90 .'''-T g. G. p
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In The District Court Of The
UNITED STATES, for the Distrc, of
South Carolina In Bankruptcy.
EX Partc e. p. Lakc-In
the Matter of II. II. Kinard- Bankrupt
Pursuant to an ord Of said Court IN this
cnsr, dated llth March,, 1869, will sell,
for cash, nt public auction, to the highest
bidder. on the ninth {0th) day Of April,
\. ID. 1869, at the plantation known as the
"Eich Hill Place" and the "Kerr Place."
the personal r'"perty thereon respectively
seized, rs the property Of the said Bankrupt,
10y tht United States Marshal, under order
Of said Court, dat. Il 27,h january, 1868.
The property consists in part OF
10 or 10 Bags Of Cotton.
81 head Of Horses Il Mules,
Lot Hogs,
Cattle,
Provender, agricultural,
And Farming Imple mcnts,
Blacksmith and
Carpenter Tools,
&C., &c.
Sale to commence AZ 10 o'clock, 4. VI.
}. y. ". EpPING,
+. s. Marshal.
Per 4. p. PlrxR,
Deputy Messenger.
March II J. At.
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Fair Notice.

= Owners Of cattlo arc warned that unless
they keep their animals from trespassing on
the premises Of Mr. Duflle, now occupied by
mo, that I will conano them at their cost.
Ny fences are in good order, bit as the
stock complained Of, are Of the jumping
kind, I cannot keep them out Take fair
notice thoreforc. ,....., .sv ,r,..,
.'' PETER vANTONGEREN. .
March II IL St. 81. ....
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NEW GOODS---NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS---NEW GOODS.
TUSr RECEIVED, NEW SPRING AND
e Scasonablc Prints. Plain Striped Plaid
and DOttcd:Swiss and JacOnct Mu>lins; tos
gcthcr, with many other Scasonnblc Goods.
b March 10 10 4t Il. STEWART g. co.
Ladies' Shoes and CATERS. -
TUSr RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL LOT
- KID and CLOTH GAL TIERS, every
pair of which Is warranted.
ALSO,
Children's BOOTS Of superior quality. Call
soon. II you want super pair CATERS, either
laced In front, or elastic on tho sides.
= We are receiving almost daily, new and
desirable Goods. Il. STEWART g. co.
March 10 10 1T
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In Re. William Summer, Of
Newberry-In Bankruptcy.
bryan, the Judgment creditors Of tho said
WIN. Summon arc hereby required to render
their liens and establish tho same on oath
before mo on or before tho 18th day Of April
next. n,.,i, &r@ G. G. JAEGER,
March. "a l2 Reg. in Bankruptcy.
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R, M00RM g. Go.
Havo just received their
Large and we'll selected stock
Groceries and Family
Supplies.

Consisting in part Of Bacon
Hams, Sides and Shoulders, Lard,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasscs and
Syrup, Flour, Irish Potatoes, Mack.
crol, Salt, in Sacks, Bagging, Rope
and Twine, Nails, Cooper's ware,
&C., &c.
Also, q fine lot Of Cheese, Can
dies, Table Salt, White Vino and
Cider Vinegar, Crackers, Kaisins,
Pruncs. Almonds, Pccans, Black
and Rod Pepper, Spices, Nutmegs.
Ginger, Gloves and Essences o
every kind,
Also, u great variety of Family
und Toilet Soaps, Soda, Starch,
BIuing and Coppcras.
Also, different grades Of Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco and Ci-
gars, Powder, Shot, Bar Lead,
Percussion Caps, together with
many other articles in general use
in families, that cannot bo cnumc-
rated. Feb. II
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

VALLEY MUSICAL AssoCIATIoN.-Thi society
met on Tuesday of last week, in the Thinking
| Spring Presbyterian Church, near Fishersvlle
| Augusta county, and continued in session fou1
days. Rev. L. d. Bell, the President, presided
over the business meeting of the Association and
Prof Evans conducted the singing
There were II members present, and large
number of spectators. AT the close of the session
on Friday afternoon, a concert was given, when
the large church was crowded with very re
spectacle audience, and every one seemed pleased
with the entertainment.
The most important resolutions ado pied by the
Associations are the following offered by Major
Absalom Coiner: a
Reso1oed, That a committee of five be appoin-
ted to consider the practicablity of establishing
an Academy of Music, Of the highest grade, for
instruction in vocal music and if found practi-
cable, to present plan for starting such an in
sttution.
Rcso1red, That this committee inquire into a
suitable location for this Academy, and as to a
professor or corps ofprofessors to take charge OF
it; and also, as to the number Of students that
might be procured for the first class in it.
Resoloed That this committee report to the AS
ISOLATION at its meeting in October next
The committee appointed under this resolution
consist of Aldine S. Keitfer, Henry T. hartmann
John E. Hopkins John A. Wright and Major
Absalom Conner.
Bethel Presby terrain Church, Augusta county
was appointed as the place of the next spring
meeting.
The next meeting of the Association is TO be
held in Harrisonburg, Nov. llth -RocAaaqAan
Register.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04
Died.

On the 1st inst at the residence Of her father in
this place, Miss Magdeline Cochran, second daugh-
ter OF Geo. M. Cochran Sr.
On May 10th 1869, of Consumption, in Greenfield
Ross county, Ohio, Mrs Melyina Catharine Murry
consort of James -Murry, formerly of Augusta
county, in the 9th year of her age.
Spectator copy.
On the night Of the 31st ult, at the residence of
his father, in this place, David r. Alderman, eld-
est of A. T. and Mrs. M. J. Alderman, in the
10th year of his age al, - .slss f9
At his residence, near Fishersville, Augusta, on
Sunday morning last, Both ult., John Brown, in
the 62nd year of his age.
Thus has passed away another of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Augusta county. Noted
truth, togelh er with his proverbial kindness and
accommodating spirit, our neighborhood has lost
one of its best and the community at large Il most
worthy and hi ghly respected citizen.
NEIGHBOR.
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Dewdrop and Jcssamine, Irene Kelley.

GRACE GREENWOOD has sold her q Little Pill
grine'' to AL fred L. Sewell l. Co., Publishers of
''THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL," of Chicago The Pill
grim has been published as a children magazine
for over fifteen years, and has been popular jul
venile, but will now stop "pilgrimaging" on his
own account, and hereafter be an "aide,' to the
conquering Western Napoleon, The LITTLE Con-
PoLAL, the well deserved circulation of which
was even before this addition larger than that of
any other juvenile magazine in the world. Grace
Greenwood still writes for it. The July number
begins p new volume, and we advise our friends
to send on to the publishers, at once, one dollar
which is the price for ore year, and give their
children this unique, original magazine, which
has no superior anywhere. Those who subscribe
during June, will receive the June number extra
See liberal arrangement at head Of local columns
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

The Pivot-Acting Brace is superior suspender
for pants or skirts and is, at the same time, p
splendid Brace for the shoulders. Those who are
using this unequaled suspender and Brace speak
in the highest terms of it. II is simple, durable
convenient and cheap, and we advise all needing
suspenders to call at S. Handelbaum's and pro-
cure one of these unequaled Pivot-Actng Braces
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

Remember that tomorrow, Saturday, is Memo
rial day, and come early with your flowers and
testimonials of affection
The assembly will take place at the cemetery
gate at o. clock A M
A poem prepared for the occasion by DR.. j. L..
Brown, will be sung by the Staunton Musical
Association. A poem composed by Father Ryan
FOR the occasion will be read
Come one come all and unite in our annu-
III tribute to our loved and lost-to the heroes
who died in our defence.
The Ladies of the Memorial Association res
pectfully request the business men of .5taunton
to close their places of business until II O'Clock
A NJ t-
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Local.

The Vindicato tori has been
greatly enlarged and Improved,
being now the largest pnper In
the State and contains more read
ing matter than any weekly pa-
per published in Virginia. Con-
Sidering the greater amount of
reading matter It Is ahe cheapest
paper published i'm the State, the
Subscription being only $2 u year
In advance.
rs Now is the time to send in
Subscriptions for the yeas 1860.