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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Gen, ROBERT f.. LEE, President.

. Prof of Mental and Moral Science and Rhetoric
i'll CAMPBELL, A. NJ, Prof. Physical Science
A. l.. NELSON. A. NJ, 6 of Mathematics.
JAS. j. WHITE, g of Greek.
c.. HARRIS. of Latin.
THOS NJ SEMMES Instructor in French.
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We Witnessed the execution Of the last
clause of the sentence, and can truly say
that We never saw a more ludicrous or
amusing scene. With all the gravity which
would accompany the pTeliminaries fer
burying man alive he was placed in the
coffin by few soldiers, his hands folded
across bis breast, his face WhiIened with
-four, then the lid pressed over him and nail.
ed down, after which be was Intercepted as
to his desire fer the services of minister.
At this jureture, the fellow commenced
begging TO be spared death; bat, meeting
with prompt refusal, he apparently resign
ed himself to his fate, and solicited the
attendance of the pastor of the Third Blp,
tist Church, TO which he said he belonged.
The proceedings were carr Q TO tie extent
of crdcIiog guard to go for preacher,
who, OF course did not go; Whereupon the
coffin containing the hero of the occasion
was taken into the street aud set up against
the building, where he remained for two
hours, durirg which he was Surrounded
by hundreds of persons who enjoyed the
spectacle hugely. The black rascal was
then, almost half dead from fright and
heat, released from confinement and in.
formed that he could go, which privilege,
It may well be supposed, he was not slow
to avail himself Of There is no doubt
that this fellow will know how to behave
himself in future.
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The GlOriOus Fourth,

A A MEETING Of members Of the soldierS' Aid
IA Society and ether citizens, held yetterdaV
morning, was resolved TO have the soldIers' Blu.
rial Ground lolemnly dedicated, and the corner.
stone OF monument 20 be erected thereon to the
memory OF Abraham Lincoln, Colonies Thcburu
Aus RToStp Captain Bier, Lieutenant Morrison, Ser
seant jenkins and other national martyrs, laid with
appropriate ceremonies, on the approash ng Fourth
Of July, which Il IL hoped will be paTtfcipated IN bY
An the Schools Of the city and ueighb 5Thood
All military men in the city AID Ieighborhood,
whether maSIeTei out Of tina service or not,
All the Piremsn of the city and neighbprhood
hood,
TSS 96d Fellow q the city and neighbOtbOOd,
9he German BensdctaI Society,
Tho Order Of Saint Patrick,
0eImSn Tuin Crg,
setmsn and other Singing Associations, and all
nIighboThood, 'J Va
lhs Governor, State otissr, and m,mbers of tho
Legislature,
he mayor, Council ard City Onosrs,
The judges, members Of the Ear and Count,,
oficsIs,
The clergy, Medical Profession, &c, 90.
M.tspSfaeturtpE Mechanical, Trade, or other In.
dusiItsl Also cations, representation thereon.
Draymeu, Express Wagons, CaTtmen, &c, Gc
Dslsgatea from abroad, and
Cit.zenB generally.
II is proposed to form a procession early onoush
IN the morning to terminate in time In Tg-,,t,
schools, societies, and others deseuips 10 leave the
city by rail, steamer or otherWise 70 do 40 ,r,,S
little &c no cetentIUn. ~ "''-
az, The following gentlemen were appointed gen.
eFaI Committee OF Arrangements:
J.R. Hubbard, John cls,,or.
J. Q. HuPP, John BishsS,
Samuei IL1nshun' John Mcclure, il.
s,,,,, Q. D. HUBB6RD, PTetidsnt
sAA'L LAUGHLIE, Secretary. 'St'NsA'
juno 18th. je1T-2s
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WE should be glad to know in what part
of the code of military justice authority
lie given for the brutal and barbarous pun
ishment described in the following article2
We care not whether the victim be white
or black, it is a consolation to know that
be is at any rate human being, and it is
impossible 10 read the narrative without a
feeling of adherence for all concerned in
it. 1t will be see that the rebel organ, the
Richmond Times, exhibits the utmost salts.
faction in describing the agouies of the
victim, which must have revived pleas
ant recollection of tho good old days when
whipping and torturing were esteemed
pious vacations in Richmond. There is
reason to fear that the military authorities
iu that city have been studying the dtsci.
pliue of the slave pens, and it is evident
that some of them have caught the spirit
of the dealers in human flesh:
NOVEL MISUNDERSTANDING MICRO.
1t will be remembered by our readers
that notice had been published in our
columns of the cutting and stabbiuR BY a
negro, on Sunday night last, of two Uuited
States soldiers, near the corner of Main
and Twenty fourth streets. The names of
the soldiers are Sergeant Jerome Allen,
member Of company D. esth New York,
cut IN tho arm and hand, aud Private Pc.
ter S. Clarke, compsuy a, 9sIh New YORK.
cut In the neck and shoulder. The neRro's
name was Ned Scott, who had previously
insulted two gentlemen, and was pursued
by Allen and Clarke, belonging to Col.
KreniEer's guard, stationed on the corner
of TWenty-tourth and Main streets. Being
oVertakeu, the fellow drew his knife, and
OF the vigorous use Of it, irflicted such
wounds on bis pursuers as 70 prevent his
capture. About half past eight o'clock on
tuesday night, however, he was aptured nv
Clarke, who bad been constantly Isnths look
out for him, nearly opposite the mill
tary rendezvous, and committed to Libbv
prison, where he remained till YES,
terdsy morning, when he was taken
before Colonel KreuIZer. There bs-
ing no donbt as to'Ihe identity of tho fell.
low, Colonel <. passed sentence that he
should be nueked aud padded for an hour
by posse OF negroes, then placardsd with
Il stabbed two of the provost guard" and
marched about the streets for specified
time, preceded by drum and ffe, pl0yiug
the Rogue's March, with q file of soldiers
90 each side at a charge bayouets, sfter
which he was to be taken back to the pro.
yost marshaEs office, placed in q cofiu,
from which piece large enough for his
face to show was cut, and, after being se-
eurely nailed up, to be taken outside Of .Ihe
building and pEopPed up. where, with his
facs WhItened with hour, he should remaip
a couple of hours before being turned
loose, all OF which sentence Was faithfully
performed.
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TaE report upon agricultural matters,
issued by Commissioner Newton for the
months of April and Nay, says that the
present promise Of the crops for this year
is very good. Ofeourse it is yet too early
to speak with any positivsness, but the
indications are that the hay, wheat, corr
and root crops will be large. The abun-
dsut rains during the spring iutesfsred
with planting in some quarters, but the
winter crops have never sustained less In.
jury from cold weather than during last
winter. The uniform temperature Of last
winter was also very favorable for live
stock, and sheep especially are in good
condition. HOgs are scarce, and the mum.
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STATE OF wEsT VIRGINIA.,

oFIIcE BoLBD CT CLAIMS.
wheeling, June 18Th, 1865
EVNHE following extract IRON an Act of the LeEfs-
i Iature Of West VirginiI, passed February 25Ih,
1855, is publisheu for the information Of all con
cernod
,IExFRACr.l
b it enacted by tho Legislature Of West Virginia
L The Auditor, Adjutant General, and oanrter.
matter GeneTa, Of the State are constituted Board
OF Claims to txamine adjuet and audit u CHI claims
a. 10 the opinion OF sid board shall TO just and
proper, not Otherwise provided for, aecruing the
cltiZenI Of this staie, growing out OF military ser
vice, OF the following ch 4racIeT:-
l. Claims Ter services rendered by the State troops
Eircs the nlneteenth day Of June, eighteen hundred
and Anyone.
II CIlimi for subsistence and supplies furnished
the State troops " hen called into service
III. Claims for necessary transportation of State
troops and for transportation OF arms, supplies &c
fer their use.
Nv, OlsimB for services rendered BY officers organ.
king Slate troops under orders Of tho governor
for necessary expenses incurred in publishing or.
derS aud notices, aud for printing done upon the
orders of such officers.
v. Claims for subsiEtIng and equipping volunteer
Eeeruit', under the order or by the authority Of the
Governor:
All persons having claims OF the character indi-
as required by tho Act, and forward them 20 the
Clerk Of tho Beard Of Claims, AdJutant Generals
Odice, Wheeling, W. Va.
The board will hold monthly meetings at the
Capitol building in this city the hrs Monday OF
each month for the examination Of these claims,
By order OF this Board.
jsls-2W JAMES Z. HANEs, CLERK.
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bsrs Of fattsnlug cattle have fallen ca
about 20 per cent from last year,
decrease which may somewhat diminish
the downward movement in prices,
but not enough to keep prices up to
their present range, as the army
consumption is now 60 much lessen
ed. The increase in sheep since last year
is 1900. s7s, and the wool clip of this year
is estimated at ia. $50 o7e pounds, an in.
crease Of about II, 100000 pOuudsovsr the
clip of 1864. The total value of farm
stock in the whole country on January l.
$500. $40, 100, aud the value of New Eng.
lands stock was $s4.l64.O7s, distributed
az fOllowe:-vermopt $25 ,sO5 $50; Maine,
Sal ,5s9, l2s; Massachusetts,, Sl7. 6Ss. 1888;
Connecticut, Sl3, s44. 5s4; New Hampshire,
$I3. $50. 612i Rhode Island, 2.674. OFF,
The foreign batter trade is rapidly in.
creasipg, and gives promise of still further
Increase, Great Britain being our chief
customer. Between January and May
of last year the export of butter was 6, NO..
4O2 pounds, and for the same period this
year it WAS e,943 .627 pounds.
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FOR OINCINNATI.

NJ The Pine Passenger Packet Tin place
e4lllEF Of tho Wild WaFJber) LINHIE DROWN
Hl75taa4J W. Black master, Major Rice elsI k
v III leave Ss above WEDNESDAY, the 2ist instant,
at O'clock P. n. Por freight or passage apply to
WI. O. ANDERSON, Agent,
l ielI-6k No Al Water Elrest
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hsEular Packet ID RelIair.

IT, Tho steamer RATHER, W. II. Head
Captain; i now running regularly be.
~ ,-...-l tween wheeling aud Bslair, naking
soeI ul8s per DAY, and connecting with Ihe trans
on on me Csnual Ohio Railroad. The Rather leave
nneeiibg At and 10 O'Clock A. n add 8 and 8
Ssa9 oSA r m' f0r freight or passage apply on
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New Store, New Store.
MUSIC AND VAEIETY.
No, 1OS Natn street, above Monroe, near
STEMS Clothing House.
E. A. WEBER,

VIEAuHRR OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE, sx,sp.
i Eiyely known 10 this eItV and vicinity, begn
leave TO aDrOupcs that T0-M0RR wv, TUE DAY,
THE 9Th Infant, he will open h 5 nav Mule
and Variety Store, where he wi keep on hsnd an
as'oTtmSnt Ct PianoS. (smonE them SteiuWay'G and
HsLleton's OF New YcTk,) Melodeons, sheet MrTic.
including the best Instruction latest Shee
publications ViolinS, Guitars, Flutes, Arcordeons
and BanjoS, Of the best Foreign aud American
make, German and italian Strings. Also, Station
cry, Photographic Goods and Motions.
He will promptly attend 70 any orders for Music
left at the store.
He will, a. heretofore, give Instructions on the
Piano. MelOdeOn. organ ami in thorough BSGS
either at SchoarS' houses at his Music Room tlOS
Main street. where hne Piano is kept for pFac.
tee.
choirs, Glee Clubs and Vocal Glasses attended to.
Arrangements are also being made for renting
Keeping only the best CT goods on hand, having
adopted the motto Of qoiek sales and GmaIi profIs
being always up 10 the umes-hS respectfully be.
speaks the patronage ofthe public.
Wheeling, W. Va, June 5.b, 1855. ADAA'
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THEY had all sorts Of political demon
stratiOn in New York the other evening"
1t is called by some of the papers there a
johnson meetiug," and by others Grant
affair, and by others it is desigusted by
other names and titles. In our judgement,
if we are to credit the report OF it, it was,
as far IS the people In attendance were
concerned, pandemonium; and as far as
some of the speaking was concerned, o
repreheusible ard pernicious gasconade.-
The tempsstuous conduct of the crowd
was only equalled by the whip-all. creation
rhodomontade of its speakers. AS, for ex-
ample one of them
"Urged the enforcement of the Monroe
doctrine, and said this continent was not
large enough for Republic and an EN-
pire."
Now as the utterer of this statement can.
not help knowing that it is absolutely I'M
true, it is to be presumed that he uttered
1t simply as Gd eqpatandum twaddle. But
when public men minister to the infamma.
BILE passions of the crowd, they are mische.
vous public men, and deserve rsbuke. AS
70 this Mexican question, the New York
Commercial AdUerttssr speaks our mind
when it says:
1--WE could point out to Louis Napoleon
the folly of attempting to maintain a
Prince OF the House Of Austria, in a coun..
try that must inevitably revert to republic
can institutions. And after thus express
ing ourselves firmly and openly, we could
leave the question to be decided by the
French and the Mexican people, and by
that best aud surest Of allies of progressive
institutions, Time, which will settle this
question in accordance with our views
and wishes, without calling on us for sac.
rifices of any kind. The acquisition of
British America and of Mexico would be
of no advantage to the Uuited States. As
neighbors they are weak and impotent to
cause us the least apprehension, while
their addition to the Union, would only
augment our present political troubles and
diff sulties, by adding to our already vast
territory, and by still further increasing
the present fearful corruption of political
parties. War and the extension of our
territory can never contribute to our hap.
piness or power. We can only insure the
futuretwell- being aud progress of our peo-
pie, by peace aud the development OF 10
dustry aud commerce. To these, and these
alone, must We look for the attainment Of
the greatest of all deSidsrGtG-JUsTiCs TO
ALL AID LIBERTX FoR ALL"
From all wars of conquest aud of eg.
grandizemeut and from all these pestifer-
GUS blowers in behalf of the same, good
Lord, deliver us. Thepresent generation
of Americans have had enough of war
and it is the prayer of every good heart
and clear head, that
.'PeGee lhall reign Where'er the sun
Doth his successive Journeys run,
It's XII Rdom stretched from shore to shore,
Till moons HhAll wax ana wane NO more u
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A.. VI. CAMPBELL, P. n
Professor James DiggeIt,

ENoRMERLY Of Pitaburg, having taken Cd hlS
II Tetite1ee In this city, pTOpoGeI giving lets1p1
on the VIOLIN. VloL1hCELLO, German and Rnp.
liSh ooNoERTISAj and also lessons in
VOCAL MUSIC.
BE begI say that his eourse OF iuEtruetiop
10 such - to enable the .ehOIAr 70 Rad mrsic md
in every way to insure pre- he5tnsy.
MIS- DtGGsrr, having IGeeiV' d q thorough mu.
ncAI education In Europe, AID evety way q1al'hed
HAAaONlUM, also onerS hsr services t. the CHI.
1srs OF HhesliBR, aud els confident that she IN
Of the inGtTumentH
choirs desiring tharo=gh kEowIedge Of the art
OF reading uU1ie, aud wishing IpItFuetion as q
elass In vocal music, Will be taught on very liberal
terms.
Their rCGideneo Is on Hampton street, next door
below Alex RodSer', Esq ShsrO they will DO happy
70 receive application for instruction. Jtl4IEd
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Notice.


"A LII PERSONS ARB HEKkBY HOrIPIED a.,
-. siu attend At the times and places LeloGs
stated, Tor the purpose CT hearing and deltTr,t n
my APpe,ls that may tie MADE from the a.ssaSs
nehIA .! tie several assistant Assessors undsr Ih
tnttl nal Revenue Law, IN the EiraE Coiiection 6S
nc o. neAt ttrgthtA. The Hats, VaiuhyupG and
en9meIationS maze and tsk0n by said assi.tS nj -.
sSsloIs viii DO open, At the ttms and plsre IN ma
ing aaid appeals tor Ihs Inspection OIL m neTo
v no may desire 10 do "a. FsA-SH1
wiz attend a. folIeWs Wig. ,ia
the 26th o June. - @A'n9ly'
-. AZ tue ohise Of james @. Orr, Collector .,
hheeiLng1 onTuesdGy, the .T.h. IN
2sth. "sil'esFs' Brooke oOan1y' on Wednesday, the
.. At The s's Of Jss.z r. Cochran, Hancock Co.
ne s SS of 4911Et'' 0irel Co., on Wednesday,
Of A. as s'..'Ts On TAar,day the 9Th
a. q. Nays, Pleaaants Co, on Friday. tn. IN
IAN epresls mutt be In writing, and nust angelic
me pATucGlAr cause, matter or thing r, ,SErS,g
u'Sn SeeSen y required ana must STATE ne
6oana or principle ofofror or Inequality 90 npIsJ5.
"a o. JOIN fAKKi ssoa.
O.meLons jane u, ls6S- dtjyISSai
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ICE CaEAM..

VI OsBAh tO5 per quart; Fresh Cakes sverv
= ony, ~ esLtt per dczsL; Plain Candles 40 cent?
pei Po1noi Soda Water asd Mead, eeuts per siSEs
zee CrsAn Ter the tfHds AtNaya be Suppiisd Al
10y T.I r,tss; oaAs- SCHWARTZ, AEsaL
gSAO La MARKET rtTesE
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.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Stray Cow.
Wanted! Disabled Soldiers

Just Published,
HThs Life aud Public Services OF
Abraham LincolnS"
By Prank OIosby, Of the Philadelphia Bar, eompIII
ing one large octave volume Of reariy 500 pages,
This IL the only work Of the kind published; It Sc
entirely new and Original, Contalpiug his early his
tory, political career poteheE, melsage8 ProelamA
tionS and other oeal documents Illustrative Of his
e,entiuI administration, together with the scenes
ar d events connected with bis tragic emu It will
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mi. aiops paid. Send Tor ct cular and terms to
"Amerisan P1bibhing Agency, Box 2IT, No. 600
Chestnut street, Philadelphia" Jel9 8:
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Fancy Baskets.

gsF RECEIVED, new stock Of travelling Bas.
ttE 'Vt AaIe eaSsp by Jos. GRAVES,
goAo No. 30, honloa II
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ITsT on JETTHRS-

r ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED fn>-The
Post Once at wheeling, State ofWeSt Yirg In IA,
10th day Of June, 1865.
EH-To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant
call for -adreTtiEed LGELcE" give the date Of
this list, add pay two cents for advertising.
~ II not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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G. B. CALDWELL,

A 4roRNEY ToR ALL MILITARY CLAIAs'
IA BACK PAY, Bounty. PGrsionS, &C:
1Sromes-MeIodEon Build ing, rooms tormeyr
occupied by Caldwell + Boz d, opposite BAnk Of
Wheeling, [up GtAirul. o.-
REJmHNcEs:-His E,EeslleuoY A. l. BoreDhn, ooI
sFDoT Of West YIFEini;I. Pr PCirpoinf, AoJutso
General Of West VirF mia. 8. Brady, c4'hieT a s
chants and Mechanic = Bank. D. o. Lat, OA'hiei
Bank OF wheeling.
mhT-6mdtWGV
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For Sale.
FOR SALE.

AE sERNIoBs of PLYING HIArO6An can
De bad iOr $50 the StaSon, caIb, a. Tho S,nblsS
IN, ms owners IL Mt Pleasant, Jefferson eountys
SnIO' my1-esoeW j. !. D. b. UPDB IRARP.
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CUSTOM WORK,

combating Of French, German and Domestic Cleths
Of all grades ard colofS, JreBcb English ard Amer.
VeStings White, Farcy, Liner, Travelling and FIan.
nel shirs, CndEr.shirts and Drawers Scarfs Ties
Suspep9eTs, HADdkerchiefs Socks, Gloves, Gaunt.
Our department. Of
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22
NCOICAL ADV[CE.-Dr. VIM. X, DObprty's

MEDICAL ADVICE-Dr Wm. X. Doherty's
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming sine
MN non 10 the welfare Of our State and heal III
or our citizens; and his rapidly spreading rcputa-
,ion although it may excite surprise, is but the
s;onnl OF skill and follows us the natural effect Of
sucb a cause. We are personally acquainted with
gentlemen who had suffered for years und,r
chronic disease. and who had taken advantage of
orery available means that promised relief, but
without success. until they called upon DR.. Do
hertv. who in an incredibly short space Of time,
has Given them entire rnlicf II is gratifying to
announce this fact, because the Doctor is gen
.lpman who seeks, not by defamation of others
IN establish his reputation, or 20 re the super
structure of his own upon the ruin of anOlher's
fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in such
a m inner that must be gratifying to all his p,
without charge and the patient after h airing
his terms for treatment, can accept or reject at
Measure. |" no case d'es the Doctor make a
charge unless he effects II cure. This, he is able
IN do. because he feels the confidence which long
experience has given. and no doubt the consola
ton which appertuins to that confidence Per
sons ua icteu with either acute or chronic disease
would do well to consult the Doctor; at all events
if can do no harm. rs lor consultation he asks 10
fee: nor does he insist on obedience to his advice
,;lne>s the patient places himself under his care
His Offices are on Sacramento street. opposite to
the p.cidc Nail steamship ollice.-[ 5 +. News.
June l0 3ln