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JOHN V. GORDON ayails himself Of this oc-
ca >iou Ia acknowledge the very generous support
extended t. himself and to the late firm OF JOHN
GORDON 4 son for so many years and would
cordially recommend Ia the confidence and patron
age of his friends their successors, GORDON
CRlSGAS.
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TIN, SHEET-IRuN AND COPPER WARE,
Stoves Furnaces and Ranges, Plumbing, Gas and
steam Fitting, rlumh"r' and Gas Filter Tools
and Material Gas Chandeliers, Fixtures and
Shades, sheet Lead, Lead and Iron Pipes. Also,
agents for the celebrated EMPIRE GAS MA
CHINE" the cheapcst, simplest and most durable
ever invented Cali and examine II in operation At
lRON-FRONT BUILDING, GOVERNOR STREET.
iv l6-dSwIIn YALE, BOWERS YALE.
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Co-pARTNERSHIP P-liaving this day assnci.
,trd with me my son JOHN TYLER In the WAT'H
and JEwELRY BUSINESS heretofore conducted
hy MITCHELL Il TYLER, the same will be con.
'1,.n,i nnjrr the .tyIe of JOHN II. TYLER & Co,
a, The old stand Ios-now l3l:--Main street
Il" Wv " JOHN II. TYLER
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ExEcuTIvE.-The following persons were
commissioned justices of the peace ycster-
day, viz: James l.. Robinson, for district
No. 2, Orange county, in the place Of
James Houscworth, appointed deputy She
riff Robert Collins and Ferdinand Jones,
in the places of - Collins and John 5.
Graves, who failed to qualify Robert 4.
Booker, for district No. 5, Prince Edward
county, in the place of James J. Rise, de-
ceased: James B. Painter, for district No.
2. Wythc county, in the place of William
.Icclsenn. resigned.
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BANK OF sAvAssAs.l
SAVANNAH, "a, Juiy = Tvs. )

BANK or sAsAss1Sst
SAVANNAH, "a. July =, sss.
4 ssIGNEES' NOrICE.The under.
signed having been spsSaa;;a .a;a.ns ana haus
thi. Bank for The p1,hsssfors sIl psrsons having
daank JAM, ,n ibis corporation yin prsseni them.
and ali sii.hoidsr. q .s. s.na e. ,,T s ss,s =
~ ,s.x viii loss the priority granted BY seaseee
~ AMI M those indebted VIII MAKE inms9iSss Ayss"
70 dI6RaE v. bAvIs.
ivn-,m Assignsss.
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THE VALLEY VIRGINIAN
l. Il PUBLISHED wsEkLf sT
GARBER CROCkwELL,

SrAUNToS, Va.
The pleasant business relations which have
heretofore existed between Richmond and the ssS
cjanrts oT the Valley ~ Vrgiaia have been re.
that tho old order OF things win coon be restored
The VALLEY vlRGlN1AN,a paper devoted t'
the interest OF this State, IL pubishsd In etAapiop
In the centre Of the Valley and OF the state.
It's circ ulstion u large and rapidly tnefeassH
Offering aasurpassed facilities 20 sdvsrissr.
design Of the Publishers Is To make utne Mss
Of communicstton for oil who ere 10 any sStsS
terested In our trade upon the sfrcnxM ~. " Nh
they respectfully solicnths patronage cs a. "a.
mond merchants and their fIienas;o s11swsiI
ty JQ-lm s.0s-~-----
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DISSOLUTION.-T firm of CAR

DISSOLETION.-The firm of CAR
- TER n MONTElRO, in consequence OF the
death OF Mr.. Edward N. Montciro, j. this day dis.
solved. All parties indebted Ia tho rrm are re-
ou~t.d o come forward and settle, and all liabii
lies will be settled by SAMUEL :. CARTER.
The undersigned returns thanks to his patrons
and to the public generally for the kind and liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon the firm Of
GARTER MONTElRo. AS successor TO III" frIn,
hc h"g> Il continuance OF that patronage. with III"
them az he has always done. He will keep CON
-ianilv on hand II full supply Of the best GRO
CERIE>. LIQUORS, and CIGARS.
Mr. K l.. CHRISTIAN. Of the late firm OF Chris
tian Latnrup, being associated with Inc in busi
,lo-lUr SAMUEL ). CARTER.
City papera please copy, and send bill to s. 5.
(.Itpr
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Al the old stand l"s-now lSl:-Main strrr,,
In retiring from til" late firm Of MITCHELL. u
TYLER, IN" und,r.igned retnrn, 'nams, =" mi
a period OF more than fT'tdV y.drs, ana re-Pect-
fully solicIts continuance "i the sam. 10 ,ns new
nri Of JOHN II. TYLER Co., feeling assu.sa
h"ns.' 5. +. MITCHELL.
co.PARTNEE>HP- JOHN II. TYLER CO.,
Successors Ia Mitchell Tyler, beg ieav. 10 an,
nouuc" to the friends Of III" late concern oi MrGI'
Tyler that they wiii eon,nTs he =, ,he old
stand Ne lp--uuw l3l2-Main street. hlchiho''d'
~ heretofore conducted hy tha, old and well esa
n-hsd firm and WILL GS 'nsI nIor ni,ru rsrnsr present
10 the public the same Inducements ~ 10 supei".
quality of goods and reasonable prices ina, hnri mas
for 50 many years characterized the former mouse.
wAT}u ET% TIai KErAIEiYG Ri BTErARTMEST under the
able supervision Of Mr. JAMES l.. EGE, 80 long
Their present stock to which they are daily add
Ing new and desirable goods, consists OF the FOL
'"%rTl GoLb 'a1T"sii and SILVER WiTcHEs.
PIAM@NDs and aEaSf.S FlTE Gon thorKs IE%ELkf'
RopGERS'S TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
FANCY GOODS, &c.
desirable goods in our line, FOREIGN and Ahh-
RiCAN. Watch repairing done in the best man
n"r Cash paid for old silver, old and native Soid.
Guns. PISTOLS &c We have made arrange
urni> for 4 constant supply Of
DOUBLE BARREL SHOT-GCNS,
BRRECH- LOADING RIFLES, "
SMITH X wESSoS'S BREECH LOADlNGcA cART-
RIDGE PISTOLS
COLTS aud other RENOLvERS,
CARTRIDGES,
POWDER,
SHOT.
PuWDER. .FLASk>,
SHOT. POUCHES and BELTS.
tor tI I,fa
JOHN II. TYLER,
an s-lw JOHN TYLER.
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HJOBPRINTING HOUSE.

This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
roude could supply, and is now prepared to exc
cute orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctioneers,
Banks,
Railroads,
Express Companies.
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Theatres,
Concert Halls,
Clerks OF Courts,
Constables,
Colleges,
Schools,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-09

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Ycsterday after
noon Mcssrs. Harrison, Goddin & Apper-
son sold at auction the brick residence Oh
the west side of Sixth, between Clay and
Leigh streets, formerly owned by Mr..
Robert b. Cringan, deceased, for the sum
of 81 800
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firm of JOHN

hISSULtTION.- firm of JOHN
IN. GORDON son is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the con
c.rn are requested 10 make payment A. soon as pos
sihl. and all having claims against Us are re-
que,i.i to present them for settlement. Either OF
the partners will sign in liquidation. ,,,
JOHN ". GORDON,
Auuu-t | l.tt JAMES GORDON.
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DOUND TRIP TICKETS TO THE.
Ii SPRINGS At REDUCED PRICES BY THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AND rROT.
TER's STAGE LINE Tickets for the round trip.
the regular fare White sulphur, ~: Rock
Alum, fi5 20; Bath Alum, sls.so Warm, AEas:
AIS 90 w. 3. ADCOCK,
iy Its General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-09

ORGANIZATION OF THE CADETs.-Thc eX-
cadets and graduates Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute held a meeting at Virginia
Hall on Tuesday evening for the purpose
of completing their organization. Mr.. Er-
skine NJ. Ross was in the chair. The CON-
mittee previously appointed for that pur-
pose reported that they had, after due de.
liberation, and in view of the existence Of
the State militia law, determined to form a
volunteer military organization, through
which they could also carry out their OBJ
iccts OF doing honor to the memories of the
dead and of preserving that esprit du corps
which has existed from the first day that the
Institute was opened. They accordingly
submitted the following preamble, together
with the constitution: Whereas, having
in view the pcrpetuatiOn Of the memo
rics ofthc professors and cadets of the Eir-
ginia Military Institute who have died in
the late glorious struggle, and wishing to
cherish the brotherly feeling that has al
ways existed among us, and to strengthen
with manhood those links Of fraternity
formed in early youth, we propose the for
nation of a cadet military organization
therefore be it resolved, that We do form
a volunteer military organization, to be
known as the Cadet Company
Here followed the constitution, providing
for the government Of the company by the
usual regulations.
The constitution was then adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Coleman the follow
ing committee of three was appointed to
wait upon the Governor to inform him of
the organization, and ask him to commits
sion the officers, viz: W. D. Coleman, Otis
A. Glazebrook, and J. p. Cowardin.
The election of officers was then en-
tered into with the following result: Cap
tain, Erskinc VI. Ross: First Lieutenant,
Otis \. Glazebrook; Second Lieutenant,
james 2. Cowardin: Second Junior Lieu
tenant, John Freeland; Orderly Ser
gcant, 4. Spicrs George; Second Ser
gcant, Corbin Warwick; Third Sergeant,
William Taylor; Fourth Sergeant, Simon
Cullen: Fifth Sergeant, J. h. Roystcr;
First Corporal, Joseph Binford; Second
Corporal, A. IL. Leitwitch Third Corpo-
raj, John Roanc Fourth Corporal,
Price: Treasurer, Campbell Lawson. No
permanent secretary was appointed. Al
ter the election, the meeting adjourned.
The members who have enrolled them
selves evince a great interest in the or
ganization and if ever the good days OF
peace return, when the volunteer compa-
nics of Richmond can celebrate as OF old
the Fourth and Twenty second, VIC will
have the addition of one fine company ut
least to the old number.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-09

MARINE FOUNDRY,
WI WATER STREET,
BELOW The YORK RIvEK DEPOT.
Having secured the services OF Mr.. WILLIAM
L. CON 10 superintend the business. l will con-
tiuue the -. -. - ,..,,,,,,,- ,,,-,,,,r,c
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
and will manufacture 10 order PLOW CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, AND!RONs,
&c &c. ,,,, ,ron,- ~,
Particular attention paid to JOB WORK, which
will he executed in the best manner and at the
shortest notice. lily l.-3m A. s. LEE.
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NCCIDENT.-I cSGcTuav morning, is
workman on the York River railroad,
named Robert Kelley, was standing on Il
truck on the railroad track, the truck was
run into by another one, which threw him
of. The two trucks ran over him, one
over his left arm, and the other over his
left leg, breaking both limbs very badly.
He was Immediately conveyed to u hos
pital, where he was attended by DR.. Rich
ardson, who rendered all necessary sur
gical aid
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Richmond, July lst, lsss.

klcNWOIu, July Isl, I3Vo. JVIi-N DV" EIsS.
GO-PARTNERSH!P. - The undeTsigne have
this day formed themselves into CO. O-pdrinefshlp
under the name and style Of YALE, BoWEES
YALE tor III" purpo-" Of carrying ON the business
in all the various branches formerly conducted by
tn. lat. firm Of G. d. Yale Il Co, and respectfully
ask continuance Of the patronage 80 literally be-
slowed on the lat" firm for SO many years:
Very respectfully e. p 1ALE,
&. u. YALE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-09

DUEL BETWEEN NEGRoEs.-Wc learn
that duel was fought on Monday last be-
tween negro man of this city and one
from the city Of Mobile. The weapons
used were five shooters; the distance was
ten PAGES. The first fire was harmless,
but by the second the Mobile gentleman +"
was slightly wounded in the shoulder. AZ
ter the fight was over, the latter procured
carriage and went to Coalfield, on the
Danyillc road, where he took the train
for his home.
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| UNIVERSITY OF SIRGISIA-Th.

: .,a.rrh .,snIoH viii begin on the FIRST DAY
>txpp "atk. i..o, aud end Oh the TWENTY
".NiH "f JUNE, l,ts.
't.".'"r of Latin aud a second Professor Of
~ " w.. be Appointed ca the 18th Of August, when
. "i a'.#raisuu 81 all tn" departments OF iustrnc-
-Aet1e4tc. Law, aud Mrd.cal-wIll be fully
he'd GA lny haiac enlarged basis as be-
"' '#'t'n expenses Of the Academic student,
"~.+'t'r - t-Nl bouka, cloJhiue, aud pocket mo-
...""##' 10 taToc hundred and sixty dollars in
Wv. .'.ft irt t.~riun of niue month"; bi the Law
..-'.lt. .w t4tr- hundred aud sixty i've dollars
.h~ MEDICAL student, L. titree hundred and
10y I've au.4ars
'Ha.A. 1-.s living details. or for special infor-
'.....# #t olir,as S MhrPiS,
t"f Chairman of IN, Earully
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nd for all other persons, corporations, ana luetitu
tons. We print
Business Cards, Checks.
Visiting Cards, Notes,
AT Home Cards, Drafts,
Wedding Cards, Prices Current,
Ball Cards, il'ie peeoe'
Show Cards. Trust Deeds,
Admission Cards. Leases,
Election Cards, Receipts
Time Tables, Tax Bills,
Way Bills, Licenses,
Circulars Bonds,
Bill-Heads.
Insurance Policies, Shippers Receipts,
Calendars, Steamers Bills,
Notices, Druggists Labels,
Bills Of Lading, Tobacco Labels,
Manifests, Clothing Labels,
Bills Of Fare. Dray Tickets,
Concert Bills, Coal Tickets,
Programmes, Wood Tickets,
Theatre Bills, Bread Tickets,
Show Bills, MIX Tickets,
Posters, oil sizes; Reward Tickets.
Passenger Tickets. Election Tickets.
Certificates Of Stock.
Renewal Certificates,
Manulac,ursrs' Labels.
An work ordered will be done In the most artistic
manner, and at vEgY Low PRICES.
COLoRED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
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NEW FAMILY VIRGINIA FLOUR
~ for sale by
au T-6t fourtee nth street.
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aiI.ll~t |, l-r

nISSOLUTION.-The firm of {. ID.
- YALE & co. is this day dissolved by ilnita-
ton Either member Of the firm will sign in iqui
ditiuu.
All parties indebted To us ara earnestly requested
Ia settle their accouuts and thns" 10 whom We are
Indebted will please present their claims
a. ID YALE.
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- w HATS AT REDUCED
'I''' Is IA order to make room for fall stock.
rUWHATaS wEislGER,
!! .! SIS Main street.
EAONS AND ORA NGES. Twenty
lss boxes prime SICILY LEMONS, ten boxes
"Lti ORANGES, just received by steamer. for
'''' ~ tauSI LOUIS J. BOSsIEUS
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ROANOKEC CnLLEGE. SALEM. VA

- ~" frA' annual session Of this insttution
T"1 open uu the l., II SEPTEMBER with fuil
.ttttt.h 81 seven professors, Including char ol
" '"t1 lLItkE aud MINING.
"4'-F"k HALF SESSION of FivE MONTHS, PAYA-
J..t III ~ UNITED sIArEs CrkRkNCr
cs, s..U per week eck.....................f fSs
'....tt t..a.................,.. -
=. V" iet8 aud lucideutais. ......... ......... $50
= =. lgrt, and lights. !?
! .t"t. ftsam rent, and lncideui4ls, board
~" '"fns payabi. In advance.
=" 'iut"f lniufmation, tnqulre Of the President,
y 4~~i&r"tw~ ID. I. BlTTLE.
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80 ttr t,rrEasaE rrtrt.aa. safi-fsrfsrs rsi-
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$50 tause 90 urthsI HiI ia Hrsh-i 49, a. t-.-s-
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80 th~ass fr,es-t FL 80 rou-s a.~afr,ar,s n
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T. ~ Ceseff C.-sur..aa.-r. A.. ~ c.. 4
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49, thrfFtfs 80 tAsf Fnrr Wr.srs
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t.l-ai go ~rrr rfar.
EMERY e.. MOVES sad - osh~r..
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tnr 'aSEEE WoEN. d. the no,i-. a.
canksr worm In Monday's paper. "a d. sad
thar ihe mais grub has 90 -ings. ub.i- tt.
is-aa.e has them G-ubs of i-..-f. ,-. rev.
er iaru..hei wiih winrs Tb~v A. all
~or~ staPsd. and % ~ tbe names ofca,.
err''ar. coo vc-m. macgot and s8 .-.
furiherrnore the grub rever laws eggs ftev
d. the gTt'ttay Tbe present female "a
o. canker Eorm has ro ~i--s uhI. ttr
male las them. D. BE- eslsr-s "a, if,t. Z.
male vas furnished eth wings .I., r..,t, = b.
ar There O. Deposit Ler eggs At.,l 70
Tar sarr5unliag tte Tree and f-.a..-,i, ..
messed. slIi pr1fret the tree from fhe can.
Eer worn. Manv can b. brashed a-ar
$50 thc broom al they are VERY .Iarri.h r.
their movements. Tie fol1u.-- a.. ft
success.se rharrcs fhcy ur1e-ro. r- tt.
sffn- rme fle ieuaie lass b,r ,r.. ID. ft.
tsies sai trar,ies tnI dies. Prom b...
eggs hatch ihe worms uhirb d. ODE rr.
chief feeding on OBJ. tI.. tender bsI.. saa
in June shen ere foliage 10 fti Ee.t fl.
uora o. most vorarioas. AHsr the corn
a'ilias BE- gr1~th. BE- caves tae tree sri
gerra'ly buuoss Dol th- r-oand a. ths
roots % then rasses into Gle eh-r.sa.
s'afe remains iu thaf ronduior through ti.
wir'sr. and comes forth in early spr.or o. ,
perfect Insect 10 IL then tiat the sere.
par ani tbs iemale deposits her egg.
Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-01

ErrcrmCIry N a CorroN Mn In.
a genera 'ruth that frics,on develop. eIrc-
irici'y. and most workm-n know that
machine bcli a. bish .Peel OBJ IT, friction
with tho ar = highly clecirifsd. It bassot
years been common experiments for q
workman 90 light gas burner, bv boiling
one hand 20 a fast gong b, o. an the other
o. 'hc open burner. Ibis matter Wa cn-
riously d-nousrrated ia the Appleton Nil.
o. th.s ciiy ca "Wednesday. Asironr su,s. b
Of hre being noticed. the premise. we-s
carefully searched. ani a snail quartifr "a
cotton lint. inside a beit casing. vas found
on Ore. Ibe hnt lay upon a beam uhi.b
vas Hisb.u four inchr. OF Lelt some a.
teen inches EIce ard moving some 80 rev
ol1iious a mIaate t. che beam 49, An
sroa bolt. she bead 81 whieh -. toward
The oclt- Fran tle teit ro che boIt 80.
passing = stream OF eiectric srars-. uh;-t
lad 80 che cotton lnt on IRE. After ~.
teniirc to thi- case. Mr Mo,lrr. o.. A-.-.
opeuea the easing oi a si1lilar t-ii ir, anon.
20 mi.- The team .a this ease - i.ar.
trea iae-es tr1u. tle belt. hut thc stream a
eirriric 'I'arks "a a. once sees iamrin.
across Gle beam. although thaI n8t sd r-,
90 anything Icrhap. cone Of the case, o
IRE from sapposcl .' sponfareou. combs..
uoa are Joe O. electricity from na-a.ner,
Toe sutie-i BE- an Interesting one f1r int,.
ti-aiion. ard doa5tless a profitable one
LLo~eI Courier.