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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-09-07
Commission and Forwarding Business.
SiZER e. BRIGGS,
Commission and Forwarding

CHI ANTS
Broad ST., next door to V.C. R. r., Depot,
RICHMOND, VA.
WILL pay particular attention to forwarding
w goods to Country Merchants, and the sale
of all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE and nler-
chandise.
L. D. sIZER, Late Ag't Va, G. R. R., at
Richmond, Va,
W. II. BRIGGS, Late with White 4 Page,
Richmond, Va.
Most respectfully refer to
G. Z. Wood, Staunton, Va.
r. H. Hawkins, 3 :.
w. j. Hunter, ="
G. Il. Mason @ g
J. 4. Carson, Augusta Co., Va.
W. J. Shumate, g
A. Blouth 4 Co., /"
N. B.-Particular attention is called to OUR
LOCATION, country Merchants forwarding goods
through us, have but ONE DRAYAGE and no
STORAGE to pay.
Jan l3-6m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-09-07

"WIDELY KNOWN. 1t is generally sup
posed that the Websters, Palmerstons, Cor
taschofs, Metternicbs, and Garribaldis ofpol-
tiles are the men of worldwide renown, and
SO they are where newspapers circulate, but
not much beyond. One of our friends lately
returned from China, amuses us with the re-
cital of his journey inland for some distance,
where the enquiry oftenest made when he
became known as an American, was whether
he knew or had ever seen the great chemist
of his country, DR.. Aver, that made the med
icines. They use his remedies of them
have been cured by them-and they speak
of him, as if he occupied the whole of Amer
lea or were at least the great feature of it.
A mandarin who had been cured ola malig-
nant ulcer on the hip by his Sarsaparilla,
seemed to consider it our principle article of
export, and its inventor one of the few men
this continent had ever produced worthy the
attention of Cinnamon New York News.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-09-07

THE MORAL MARKET. The following re-
port of matters in the moral market has been
made. We hope it is exaggerated:
Honor-Scarce. Old stock exhausted and
the new will be complete failure.
Virtue-Old growth nearly consumed
Young growth-prospects very promising.
Honesty-None il market.
Patriotism quality scarce; none to
be disposed of. Second quality easily bought
on speculation at 100 per cent. discount.
Prudence-All in hands of old stockhold-
ers.
Modesty-Stock badly damaged. None
for sale
Vice-Market overstocked.
Pride-Market glutted.
Politeness-Cheap. Holders unwilling to
dispose of stock at present rates.
Scandal None at wholesale. Dealt in
chiefly by hawkers and peddlers at retail.
Religion-None genuine on hand Stock
generally adulterated. Very few invest:
ments.
Love-None ofered-except for green
backs
Talent-Scarce article. Sold exclusively
for cash.
Consistency-Out of fashion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19

.g NEu Yoak, Aug. 10.
The HersEds correspondents from the seat
of war in khe Platte valley, dated Buenos
Ayers JunS 25th, says the Argentines are be-
coming tired Of war. In Uruguay and Brazil,
the same feeling prevailed. The minister in
Rio Jaueirc had been defeated on . vote,
and dsmanaed fusion. Louis Napoleon. it
was rumoHed, was snspieiously interesting
himself about the situation OF Affairs in that
region. A. Captain Of the French army had
arrived with orders to note Immediately the
progress Of events and report. The 6nan>
c;Al manic kad seized The business people at
Monieveido, and heavy run upon the bank
was the result. The Government had issued
decree authorizing theH suspension for six
months. Baron Porte Allegro, is still at Sta
pin with 10 600 men, and the allied fleet is
anchored below Fort Curnpati, debared
from any further advance by the distractions
in the river. The sanitary state Of the allied
army Is unsatisfactory, intermittent fever
being epidemic among them.
Panama dates Of the lst, announce the ar
rival Of the United States frigate Lancaster
She was to leave in the morning for Callao
Costa Rica has refused to join the South
American alliance.
The town Of Montcehistie, In Egnaro has
been almost totally destroyed by FIRE.
Most of the Spanish feet has arrived at
Chill, en- route for Manila. Admiral Mus
nese was not expected TO survive his wounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
NEw YORK, August l8.

A special from Troy says an immense Fe-
nian demonstration took place there last
night Col Roberts President of the organi-
zation, aud others made addresses, the ad-
ministration Interpretation of the neutrality
laws was severely criticised.
A special from Buffalo says it is believed
there that the announcement through the cable
of the plan of the Canadian Confederations
being settled, is an error. The Quebec
scheme was not accepted by the other Prov
inces. Nothing can be consummated this year
A St. Louis special says the soldiers and
citizens burned the dead house near the ar
senal, Thursday night, consuming five bodies
living there. Cause fears of cholera.
A Chicago special says there we're II
cases OF Cholera yesterday, two of which
were fatal.
Henry Ames, one of the wealthiest citizens
of St. Louis, died at Minneapolis on Monday
night.
NEw YoRK, August 1s.-Ten new cases
of cholera and eight deaths from cholera were
reported in the city yesterday. Reports from
Brooklyn showed no material change in the
epidemic.
Sixteen cases and deaths from cholera in
the city were reported this morning, Is cases
and deaths in Brooklyn.
The losses by fire in Fulton street last night
is estimated at $4,000. The COW stables Of
Chas. Wilson, in Gates Avenue, Brooklyn,
were also destroyed by FIRE last night, together
with is cows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
Neutrality-suspicious..

Master 0wen-"Oh, Aunty, make Fred>
dy behave himself every time hit him on
the head with the mallet, be bursts right out
crying
A young widow Of Memphis adver.ises
for furnished rooms for two small children
and herself, In payment for which she is will
ing to board with the family
In an old family Bible in Connecticut, the
record Of birth is sentered in this wise ELI
zabeth Jones, born on the Goth Of November,
1887, according TO the best of her recol>
lections ~
The Chinese, nine teuths OF whom never
saw q steamboat, possess the finest coal in
the world fof generating steam. II Is found
near Pekin, the capital, where coal field
exists of no less than three hundred miles in
extent.
The Ruets at the Waumbeck House, JEFF
ferson Hill, N. T., had masquerade party
one evening last week, which was a novel, one
in its way. The ladies', by agreement, we're all
dressed in white, with cambria masks, and
pillow cases covering their heads and cons
pletely destroyed their identity It was an
impromptu affair, and very successful.
There is haunted house in Troy, which
is occupied BY q single man. Recently a
ghost, 10 the form Of woman, walked into
bis bedroom, while he was in bed. and laid
her hand upon his pillow. The batcheior
was SO shocked at the impropriey that he va
Gated the premises on the instant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
FROM THE PLAINS.
tbs Indian War Began In EaRnest.
NEw YoRK, Aug

NEw YoRK, Aug is.
The Tribunes Leavenworth dispatch says
the reports from Forts Sedgewick and Lara
mie confirm the fact announcing the burni NJ
of trains north Of Fl. Reno, and two be-
tween Laramie aud Bridgers Ferry, besides
other depredations. The officers report their
commands insufficient. Indian guides also
report battle at Fl Reno, in which from IS
to 40 soldiers were killed, and that the Indian
war has commenced with untold fury. The
16th infantry have been repulsed north Of n.
Reno. Whole trains Of emigrAnts are fleeing
from the mountain valleys for safety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19

NEW YoRk, Aug. IL. !.
The following Tsws has iust been received
by the Atlantic cable:
LONDON, August II, Noon. final me-
go,iations for the establishment of peace be-
tween Prussia and Austria and between Aus
tria and Italy are in progress, and peace is re,
garded as certain.
LuERPooI. August 1T.--Reported sales OF
cotton for the week Sc, 900 bales; prices i'm
proved Id. per lb. Middling uplands noted
at l33d. Bfeadstufs frmer.
! tLoxDos, Aug. 17.-Consols noted at 8S for
money. u S. sos q, esl. Erie shares
at 42i. l. q at 75
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
FROM CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, O., August Is
The City Council yesterday elected Charles
F. Wilstach, for Mayor Of the city OF Cieinna,i,
in place of II A. Harris, resigned.
Sixty four deaths from cholera we're report
ed vest erdayI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Alsx. n. stephens roufs 60 Georgia
He Is to Deliver Lectures IN Northern
Cisies.
PHILADELPHIA. Anr. ls,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 18.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens left for Milledg,
vile, Ca, this morning. II was impossible
for him to rs smaiu any longer, owing to bust
ness engagements. His health has prevented
him from ad dressing the public, as be in.en-
ded, bat il ID possible he will deliver lectures
in Northern cities during the winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

rha Ara4w sf tAe Asssatsses abaaing-
AepaSs1a auspasiensa ~ bsiag tn4sssstr
ID % che Situation sfs AAAArs- The
Town Sf Mentechistie Destroyed ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
FiT. :, n.l.,mere. ma.

BALTIMORE, Ang. ls.
A FIRE occurred this a. m. at Elliott Mills.
totally destroying the Granite Cotton Facto-
ry, owned by joint stock company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

Psnfan Demonstration at Troy-Cholera
NO Material change In the Epidemie
Fire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
.vOlice.
Enxliala G0O4ls

- CASKS Younger a son's scoieh Ale. H.
ID B CAeks Bsr~isy, f~rkin Co London Porter.
SO dox Gross Bleekucfa Pickles sa ~ w ga
10 rross Low Sons I Hayden's brown Wmdaox. f31
cssise. and Beasy Soap, fos eeIe BY
y12 RoBERsTnR + AIPyRs
YNEAS, 10 chests tnew cArgo) Just In, Tor
Asssale 1t the dec ius. (mhrpcinx some bargains }
~ nashy te71 KELLOGG. BTRGs Aoo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19

oo,l23 $4s5loo0 90
The drawing will take place after the Concert the
stage Of the Hs OF tho open air. may be decided
by committee who shall be cted by the audience to
supsintend the same Correct lists OF the drawing will
81 pubshsd and furnished a purchasers and agents
3 - y pooslbs ser H. drawiBg. Partse hotdne
tscksts viii retain them until after the drawing and II
ter numbers appear IN the Of numbers they
VII forward a present. their ticket Immediately, with
fall dirseSns = 70 the shipping cfgoods Or mopsys
Prsesof Tscks6-n esch SENT BY nail to any part OF
the country on receipt OF price and stamp for return
postage.
In crdesing tcksAs hy msil, send full mama OF saa
An comnunicatiops should be addressed 10
4 CLAYTOu - HOUu6,
Pa O0es Brewer 01A W Az OOvfn4to1, Ky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19

When rss adv eftlstng this enterpriEe fully appre
ciated tho mas,tut. Of the ubdest~king and the
impracties,diiy fixing POSITIVE day for the Con-
cert ard Drawing to take place
Now large fupdrtion of the tickets have been sold
and while think shall he able 20 get through long
befyye the day rt wish avoid any disap-
Iointment that might arise from posfpunemsnt. sad
believe shall do fxisg the above data
the time for the Concert to take place. should nd,
however think likely thss ear her day be
on viii be duly puhli.hed In papers throughout
the country, And tick u hoiders will bs notified.
In bshaif Of Widows and orphans thank the
psppas fox thstr kind PATRONAGE and the ladies Who
ssnd many orders from all parts OF tbs country We
hope may be rewarded by getting some Of the iges
and best prizes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
FROM EUROPE.
lvIA. TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Tinal Peace Negotiations An Progress
Peace CensidsreA Certain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19

ATgrAsly rsdnces prsc-s,-,soodwip. Behi 4 Co.'S
"a No gsrnine GsrmAs. M. l Palm, Superior PAIN,
q laue9dl ROBERIBoN ALDEhS.
UlOOKS.-A full supply of School Books
AD%p ph - srs used In our cty tehool, for sale "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19
0nine1 Flour.

EROM the Castle and Eagle Mills, FOR sale
- RoRYRrsoN 4 ALBTAs
80 ~TrKf-rs cHoIcH iARu, sor saIsb BY N. pack
xU ass or st retAiiby RonHkIDON ALaHRe
KI4N e.es8..ys..s5as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19

Gold closed at 1891 in New York last
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-19

k-Tr
, 1866-10-26
MEDICAL INsrI,I,-
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Established expressly TO afford the ,e,-,
and scientific Medical Aid in the treo,n.S ss,
of all Private and Chronic Diseases ST,tl. aui a,
cases OF secrecy, and al Sexual diseases u' "
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KINNEY returns his thanks tot
Gus patients for their patronage since Ioah h huov
inl859, and takes this method of s,rGjSs'1s "a
lie that he has leased the large orJ ht N
building Of Mr.. Joseph Hellmutb, ou WWGnotss Wu,
and has had the same fitted up for ,be ,n. S.a sls
Hospital, with every comfitt for the ~ lipss
zion Of those WHO require Medical or Sn,sllSs rl
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Special attention will be paid to ,fro.,,..
Lnngs, Liver, Digestive Organs. EiSnaNN Of Il
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The Doctor wOu'd state that he La, h.l
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, 1866-10-26
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, 1866-10-26
&EtalIa >alla s Statestaatl.

An Ex>ooNFEDERATE OFFICER Scrubs
A HousE.-An officer who fought through
the war in the armies of the South, and was
Wounded and disabled by the loss of an arm,
being impoverished, applied for various sits
uAti0ns in WHICH he might support his fam
ny, but failed to obtain anything to do.
Making his way from Charleston to one of
the neighboring islands almost in despair, he
there made further efforts among the plan
tatious. He still met with no success. His
wife, sick and suffering from lack Of the
comforts of life, wanted little tea. The
poor man knew not where or how to get it,
until driven to the verge of beggary, be
called on lady, and narrated his misfortune,
and asked permission to scrub her house
that be might obtain means to purchase the
desired luxury for the beloved invalid. She
replied that she had three negroes employed
on her premises, but "to encourage" him
she would give him the dob" And in the
presence of the freemen he was permitted to
do the dirty work of her household with his
single arm, the other having been buried on
battle field The facts wo relate were told
BY the lady herself, and in spirit which in>
dicated satisfaction with the performance
of what she considered a Christian duty.
When incidents like these are permitted to
throw discredit Oh whole community, would
ftnot be wise to spend the money collected
for the adornment of soldiers graves, upon
the living, and thus deserve the favor Of
heaven rather than the praise of men p
South CaroliniaR.
, 1866-10-26

Proud OF HIS PARTI. CoLoR.-At the
late Convention of Ultra Southern Unionists
in Philadelphia, Fred Douglas was called
upon to make a speech, and remarked in the
course Of 1t, "He was not in Philadelphia
for the purpose Of displaying himself, but to
do his duty toward an immense con. tituency
most mullifarous-such as no other man
in the Convention represented. In the first
place he represented the black race unmis-
takably-so plainly is he marked by the
curling Of his hair and fatness of his nose.
Then he represented the white race ;'nor can
there be any mistake about that either, for
it was said be had the blood Of one of Mary.
lands early Governors in his veins. Then
he represented both races connected, and be
could say from personal experience that there
could be no war of races in one body"
, 1866-10-26

WANTED To SEE THE PoULTRY.-Tom
Ransom was long time making up his
mind whether to marry Nancy Clark or
Mary Brown. and the consequence was that
Nancy and Mary were very jealous of each
other, for Tom owned a nice farm, well
stocked, and kept great many fowls. At
last he made a choice of Nancy, and Of
course she put on airs accordingly. They
had been married but short time when Tom
brought home young rooster and pullet-
very beautiful-of new breed. The neigh-
bors all came to see the new fouls, and Mans
cy took great pride in gratifying their curi>
osity. She also took great pride in calling
every thing her husbands. 1t was my
husbands horse 'my husbands cow etc
At last her old rival Mary Brown, came to
see the new fowls. Here was a chance for
Nancy to show of her importance by her der
nying the favor, which she did by saying in
the most scornful tone-"No, you shant,
say you Shan't You're pretty huzzy, now,
amt you Coming here thinking would let
you see my husbands cock ndpullet."
, 1866-10-26
DIVORCE NOTICE.
%.ITa OF ITTAasEHIINHGToNs n COUNTY OF

TERRITORY oF WASHINGTON, COUNTY on
WALLA WALLA-SS.
ITO JOHN THOMAs-You are Bsr,bv nstie.d
That ELLEN THOMAS, has FLED . Compliant
sgainst you IN said Court, which will come on 70 Be
s neo ~. eeIore the Hon. 4. wyche, District Judge
Soun - House in the the City Of waa WalA, on the
- oay o. November, 1855, at l o'clock A. r. and
uaess yoa sRPear At said time and place and ans
thereoi granted The object and prayer OF said c5o
plalnt \ 70 dissolve the bonds OF mAfrmony existing
ostween you and said plaintiff and for the eusiod1
Of her minor child, Mary Thomas. '-'
Complaint hled. Walh walla, s.ut u iaea
to-m JAMES D. MIX, PIaintin'S Attorney.
, 1866-10-26
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, 1866-10-26

THERE was tournament at Huntsville,
Ala, lately, at which one of the contne tSots
appeared as the knight of the Gray Jack.
ct.' Passing down one Of ;ae streets attir,
ed for the tourney, he was halted by de.
tachmeut Of United States soldiers, and the
buttons were cut of froT,Ais jacket of gray
He made no resistance, and when asked
whA- he meant BY appearing in rebel uni
form replied, tournament.
, 1866-10-26
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= tne oest Alternative in the WORLD.
For e1matism, take Halls Sarsaparilla.
F0r SScroIaia: take Halls Sarsaparila.
LOT LOT neuralgia, take Halls SarsapaTiIla.
= or rains In the Bones, take HaITs Sarsoror;,I.
F os Ealns In the Rack, take Halls Sarsapsrilla.
ror E impure Blood, take Halls Sarsaparills.
~. s s1fD.a Liver, take Halls SarsaparilIa.
OL Salt hheum. take Halls Sarsaparilla
For ftmPles and BOiIs, take Halls SarSaparilIo
n ~, Ur al Diseases Of the Skin, Liver and Kidneys
,Ssrsaparla wiz be found superior to any AZ
Sold Everywhere for 81 per bottle.
R"HALL d co, Proprietors,
jy73Om3 San Fraee;, FS.aeei;s,
For Sale by
F. W. C0LMAN& L CO, Walla Walls
, 1866-10-26

A YOUNG lad near St. Jo, Mo, recently
came IN contact with the running gear of q
thrashing machine and was thrashed within
an inch Of his life.