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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-08-15
GENERAL NEWS.

100000
One thousand five hundred and four
National Banks have been established
in the country.
Three candidates for the British par
lament ran on temperance principles, and
all three were defeated.
Twenty-Five post offices were reopen
ed by Government in the Southern
States last week.
A conve ntion of deaf mutes is to as
semblc at We:ting Hall, Saratoga, N.
Y, Oh Wednesday, the 31st Of August.
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins, better known
in New York than here, has composed
q daet for two pianos, illustrating the
late rebellion, called "DixiacoIumbi
ankeedoodello."
A female in male attire was arrested
the other night in the streets Of Cincin-
natl, who proved to be a respectable la
dy Of the city, who had adopted this
disguise to watch her husband.
Mary Harris, lately acquitted Of the
murder Of Burroughs, in Washington
CITY, is about to 60 to ireland. A lib
eral subscription las been raised for that
purpose.
Secretary Seward has returned to
Washington much improved in health
F. w. Seward is continually improving
and viii in all probability, shortly re-
turn to Washington.
The municipal election held at Win
chester Virginia, on Tuesday, results in
the success of the conservative ticket,
headed by Robert Z. Conrad for mayor,
by All average majority OF 1l5.
Judah 2. Benjamin, late Confederate
Secretary of State, with Kirby Smith
and other fugitives from justice, arrived
at Havana on the 25th ultimo. At last
accounts Breckenridge was also at Ha
vana.
JOHN Minor Bolts, Esq, passed thro'
New DIRK, on Saturday, on his way to
Sa.ato9a, to attend the races. He is
preparing ap inside history of the re-
bellion, which will be looked for with
great interest.
Sylvester Irwin killed his father
and step mother, in Darrtown, Butler
county, Ohio, on last Friday week. He
cave himself up to the authorities and
was lodged Id jail, declaring that he
committed the act in selfdefence.
Mrs. Dorothea F. Ashby mother of
the late General Turner Ashby, of the
Confederate States Army, died at the
residence Of her son-inlaw, George Y.
Moncure, in Stafford county, Va, on
the 9th alt, In the Goth year of her
age.
Mrs. MowArT.-Mrs. Anna Cora
Mowatt Richie has been engaged by
the manager OF the Boston theatre to
appcar next season in the series OF char
acter in which she won SO much lepu-
fation ten years ago. He gives twenty
five thousand dollars~fcr eight months
enga cement.
The wife of Peyton Langley, Of Fulton Mo,
dishonered him. He talked the matter over
with her, when she agreed to let him kill her,
If he would commit suicide. This strange
and horrible arrangement was carried ont
Langley shooting his vile through the neart
while She laid in bed, then placing himself
beside her, and blowing out his own brains.
It appears from Official data that the re-
CENTS from customs for the quarter ending
with March, were Sc, 519, 900; Internal rev.
enuo, S65, 262 900 sales ofpublc lands Sl62,
600, direct taxation, $50 700; mscellane-
Gus, 81, 159, 900. Totalround numbers, excu-
sigel of loans ETC., $4,000, 900. The total
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VALUABLE FARM


FOR SALE.
The subscriber, proposing to remove to a Western
State, offers for sale, privately. his Farm lng on
Middle River, SIX miles North. West from Stanton
1t contains
9Ol A G. R Il 9
nearly one-half is RIVER OTTOM, the balance o
the cleared land very productive About Is or 80
acres in timber. The Improvements consist of nice
two and half-story
b RIG X I'll o u E,
four rooms aad basement. with was room and eel
lar, and also roomy garrett There is attached a
frame ell, containing dining room and kitcten with
three small rooms above, and house for servants
with one room below and one above. There on
The premises and in the yard. tone spring house,
corn-clib and glanary and SIN oke house, barn. with
two stables two cutting rooms, sheep cot ard gran
airy. There the premises or springs. The
entire farm can be seen from the house. Middle Riv-
err win DIS around the farm without washing it. There
is first class Merchant Mill within 100 yard OF the
premises, also saw-mill. Schools and churches are
CONVENIENT. Address
S. M. YOST,
Aug1-4t stanton, Va.
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CCHOOL BOOKS.-Fasqueps French Course,
Bullion's glish Grammar, Davies Bourion and Ell
ELEMENTARY Algebra, and Arithmetic Cornell's and
MitchelIs Geography Webster's Elementary Spell
ling Book and Primary School Dictionary Warren S
PHYSICAL Geography Walkers School Dictionary !;
McGutey's Electic Reader; Pens, PENN olders, Lead
Pencils Paper and Envelopes Copy Books and Bon
net Boards.
NEW NOVELS'-A variety of NEW NOVELS,
IN on hand Teachers and others wanting
Der of any one kind of books [if not on hand can
have them furnished the shortest notice less
than the regular retail prices TERMS CASH. |
cant afford to sell Books and Stationery Credit.
Aug8-tf kOBT. COWAN.
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THE srAuNroN SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
EMIGRATION TO BRAZIL.

EMIGRATION TO BRAZIL.
The New York Journal of Commerce contains
the following Circular from the Brazilian Govern
ment:
The Imperial Government looks with sympathy
and interest on American emigration to Brazil,
and will receive with cordial hospitality all such
as desire to settle permanently in the empire.
Immigrants will find an abundance Of fertile
lands, suitable for the culture of cotton, sugar
cane coffee, tobacco, rice, &c. These lands are
situated in the provinces of ST. Pedro do Sui San
to Catharina, Parana, Sac Paulo and Espirita
Santo, and each emigrant may select his own land
As soon as the emigrant has chosen his land it
will be measured by Government, and possession
given ON payment of the price stipulated.
Lands will be sold to emigrants at the rate Of
one real per square fathom (about 44c per acre.
to be paid before taken possession OF.
The laws now in force grant many favors to I'M
migrants, such as exemptions from import duties
on all objects of personal use, implements OF trade
AMI agricultural Implements
Immigrants will enjoy under the Constitution
CT the Empire all the civil rights and liberties
which belong to native born Brazilians.
| They will enjoy liberty Of conscience In rellg-
| ious matters; will not be prosecuted for motives
of religions but they must respect the religion OF
State, which is the ssRoman Catholic Apostolic.
/ All denominations are tolerated and may wor-
ship as they choose, with this exception: worship
cannot be held in building which has the "exte-
rior form Of temple" as
Immigrants NAV become naturalized citizens
after two years residence in the empire, and will
be exempt from all military duty except the ma
| tional guard.
TIE Lynchburg Virgi1aion announces
the arrival there of an agent OF the
Ffeedmen's Bureau to have an immedi-
ate census taken in that military dis
trict of the name, age and capabilities
of the negro population, and to ascer-
tain to whom they formerly belonged
and from whence they came. This is
to be done as preliminary step to com
pelling them to work. The negroes
from other counties, who either from
Incidence or inability to work, and Likely
to become tax on the citizens, will be
sent back to the counties from whence
they came, there to be disposed of as
may seem best.
A Washington correspondent Of the
New York News says:
| am prepared to put at rest all spec
ulation conceraing the trial OF Jefferson
Davis, SO far as it relates to a Military
Commission. 1 positively assert that
President johnson has decided that Mr..
Davis shall not be tried by a Military
Commission, notwithstanding he has
been persistently urged to that course by
the Radicals who thirst for more blood.
And moreover I feel perfectly satisfied
that he will never be tried, but eventu-
ally will be permitted to leave the couu-
try.
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Aug At
Virginia Central Railroad.
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HES So [S2Z--sNz5=sH---E3Z
NOTICE TO PARTIES SENDING
IN FREIGHT TO AND FROM STAUN-
TON.-The Va. Central r. r. Co. will furnish cars
al Staanton, tar they can, to receive loading
the track destined tor market. Messrs Mcclure Il
Bumgardner have house Immediately the track
and will receive produce IN the absence of cars
reasonable terms to be settled by Goods
not consigned 20 other specified houses rot taken
from the cars viii be stored ia the W ARE House of
Messrs Mcclure & Bumga dner, bein g the most con
venient house to the track. Mr.. Robt J. Hoae and
Msssrs Ker Stevenson d Co. have also houses con-
ysuient for transactlng this business.
H.. WHITCOMB,
July 29-f General superintendent.
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HEAD Q,RS. SUB. DIST, at STAUNTOF,
District of South. Western Va,
$50 STAUNToN Va July "a, 1865.

District of South Western Va,
SrAUNToN, Va, July "a, 1865. }
GENERAL ORDER No. 1.
men of Va. hereby assume command Of this Sub.
District, composed Of the following named counties
Augusta, Highland, Rockbridge, Bath and Allegheny
All orders, heretofore issued by the Commandan,..
of this Post and now in force, are continued ana VIII
remain IN force, until revoked,
s BY Command of CECIL CDA1,
Lieut.. COL 5Sth Pa. Vo,., Com'd'g Sub Dist.
August l-5t
HEAD Q.RS. SUBJ DISTRICT,
District of outh-Western Va.
ksSTAUNTON, VA. July oath, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER No. 2.
The following named officers are hereby appointed
on the Staff of the Sub. District, Commander and
will be obeyed ana respected accordingly
Capt. John 81. Collins, 58th p ", Provost Marshal.
Lieut.. r. NJ. Overhiser, A. A. A. General.
Lieut.. Jos. T. Hested, A. @. NJ, 5Sth p. ", Acting
Post @. M and Commissary.
Lieut. Col 5sth Regt Pa. Vol,
Comma ndlng Sub. Dist, Stanton, Va.
August l--5t
s4~sa. HEAD QR'S SUB. DISTRICT.
District of Sout hWesteTn ",
SrAuNroN, VA. July z6. 1865.
SPECIAL ORDER No. 3.
Captain Newton R. Bunker, of the 5Sth Regt. Pa.
at Lexi ngton, Rock bridge County, Va Capt. b un-
ker will act as Provost Marshal at his post
By command of CECIL CLAY.
1t. Col. Commanding Sub. District.
R. NJ. OvERHIsER. LIST Lieut.. q A. A. A. Genera.
August 1--5t
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burg, Vitt8burs unb benz NGtfen nur, touult tGoiim an,
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Baltimore uub Bartton ni@t an.
Rofs nnb @rpreB3tSe ffeben in 8er6inbunp nit ter
Benniplnania Central Gifenba9n IN Sarrisbura fir 8ittsz
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