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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-24
The Administration and the UniOn-The
Issue Before the People.
From the Herald.

FT0m ne HerdId.
There was very important and opportune
meeting at Hartford the other day of 'promi-
nent members of the Republican or Union party
friendly to the national policy developed by
President Johnson" no one being expected TO
participate in the meeting who did not support
the Government during the late Rebellion and
the Union ticket In the recent State election.
The resolutions and the address adopted under
these restrictions embrace these leading points,
The immediate admission into Congress of loyal
members from the lately rebellious States; the
recognition of the rights of said States as mem.
bers of the Union; the Reputation of the idea
that they are hostile provinces wrested from a
foreign power; and abiding faith in the policy of
Andrew johnson. nt
This is a good moyement, and it GENES from
the right quarter and goes in the right direc-
ton. 1t comes from the Union party of the
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feinasfanbt.l


Die beutfde ebangeIif9e Gemeinbe
tpur6e i'm Sabre 1859 geeriinbet unb
mar in einem gang bliiben6en 3uitanSt
bis sur Belt, ais gfafbbiIe ben llnions<
truppen iibergebea iuuroe. Son Der
Belt an iuur6en mir bon eineln Ylab
gum anberh bertrisben. SIT Baften mir
gar feinen .Dab gum @ottesoieMt,
g8eur ipir be0snfen, sapet6e berflitbe
geidnae uno MeIobien Die ebangeliI9e
Stride bat, 'iuie lire Qt5renH dIIein 9e<l
sriinOet finD auf Die fldren Gprabe Der
beiliscn s6rift, tpie Oiele Stride Oie
critic So9ter Der @efornatien lit, iuie
bteie @emeinoe NIT sihrenr 8reoiser
tets Der @ade Ser Union ergeben mar,
10 muB es 9IIIe init Sreu0eu erfiiIIen,
OaB iest CUTE gusidt Oa 1T, bab aud
Die protetantiiden Oeutiden cine eigene
Stride baben fperben. SBdbreno bee
Rrieees 1T in bieier @emeinbe U;et ge@
iammeIt worsen fir leibenoe SoIoaten..
Mfan9em unlerer SolOaten iuurOe bier
6as IeBte SroftiuOrt segeben nnb fem
@laube eeitarft gum leBten @rben>
fampfe. Die GItern unb @orfabren
ser .lreiiten .9eutiden oieier Stabt ba<
ben an 0iefer Stride aeb6rt. - @ g
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Ncecrpersz @prrt.


@eorge @loiu, tpurOe dnsetIast, Sc
iaiife in Der Nfarftbaae berfauft gu 6a<
ben, obne bort einen Stano gu befken,
6a ct onrd feline 8ertaufe auoere re9t.
mabiae NedrftfanSs .gtfber bseintrad>
tiete, 10 berartbeilte i'm Der &ecorber 81
9 Solar Sr6nunesfrafe.
g. 6ignor, Ser befIeIben gersebeus
angeflaet mar, nuBfe ebenfalls 8 Solar
3ablen. s ~
SaIlp 8ufett bate cine Sreunbin
erfldt, ibr 3adfquartier 81 ,setpabren,
oa Iebtere aber bemertte, baB @aub be-
trunfen mar, 70 beroeiserte Fe ibre Bite
unb Iieb i9lieBlib, ba bielelbe nidt GEE
gen ipoIIte, fie burd Boli3ei eseortiren.
SIN Grnaangeluns bon IA Solar, wel1e
fie fir bieie Sluforinslidteit be3ablen
foIlte iuur6e iie ms Nrbeitbaus abee>
fiibrt. q
Sobn SO. @ab, tuurOe betrunten auf
Der Strabe seflnOen; Dor Ben 9ecorOer
gefibrt un6 iiber iein 8etraeen befragt,
dab er CUR AntwOrt baB er ielbt ni6t
It6e ob er eineu Otauid ODER einen
g6olera anfau 9ebabt babe. Nfit 8
Dollar SdmerSen8 <@eIb parb er entt
lafen.
SIS. 8roiuI Elm 6arbiser, bate obne
selesmdBi9e 9sapiere 3u .befben einen
9lrbeitStuaeen sefabren; Il ,nuPte fit
biefe geiekberlesnng 10 Dollar SrO>
nunesitrafe be3ablen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-16
1tuior gBafdb sMafbine.
R. @. .@arb's
seminar fir innge 0amer

Ser, 10 &pPnee Str.
Sas beEe s5uIseb duee I'm Gteat. Gin Corps CUTE
unIbertrsfi@e eebrer. Die 3abL BET SetBslisten if
srSser, beam AZ itaet6 einem semeer unS uerftartt
F& tdsIid S&Gler, rueEbs mad otefer ESO3e eintrss
ten, iDirb Doaer preis 6nsese@net. # 14iim
JueemSs @an1eH.
Gin GER, Der 5abreIans f9ou an nerp6fen S4nd'
een, frb,eftisem Serial ioUie aHtss 6Otssm EtimIis
der SaaenSiHnSen ltt iH sum Beiten Der leiS enben
Reuibeit an aue IueI9e es HberbdHpf bsbiffen, Res
stSt unb aaSueifans. I'm eata@es seitmitteI
sueI&ss ibn feEbt enrirte, fre ibsrien6en. arante
Ossr asbsuee ueI5e bic pom ibm seniGbte Grfabruns
bssnIprn&eE wanf9en, m6sen I'D NIT BEN srsbten
srtranem pfnsenan SObH q. csben,
: ri 3m nd Nr.42 GeSarftry New gorf Git9-w
4 BiIIige g dube uno
Stiefeln, IN g ., 20 Bubtic
SauarsG- Sd unterrimte hermit
Das OentI&e &nblitnnt, tab iG, In Solee
elmer beabiidtigten Gef6dftsberdnoe>
rung, mein p6NRdHoiges Eager bon
S&nben unb i&tiefelR 5h iebr ernie0rig>
ten Breiien abfehen iperoe uHo iuirb es
midi lehr frenen, fuenn i'd nretne 3nble
reidaen Run6en i'm 9aufe oieier Gaifcu
nit biaieer 6ubbefIeiOung bepieneu
Nar2. gutmaHL
63mt a 30. 20 gabIie Sauare.
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Wtarft i.nD S6rfe.
DfitcfGenneiiee Staafs< Seifnng,
W 80 a taRnfhnffle. Gent. Is. 1906

&sFf SssJ SRGfbptGlcs gSepf. 10. 1906.
=. gs rnadt unS 8erguiigen, ben. 9eiern
einen Bodenberidt borfiibrell 81 TOM
nrn, Der biesmaf tuenisftens cine benlere
fenStpertbe Sbdtisfeit nnS Sebuns Der
@efbdfte wdbrenO Der Iebten ISOLDE
berratb. g8ir he9innen NIT:
Sre1A@D 5 ., unb f6natn ber<
fidern, oas cine arose 9ebboftisteit benz
3petse eitien stuffdtpiihs CAB. Sic
gOrratbs, tpeIde fi9 in 9aserbauiern
befinbehj Tno tbbbl aiIotirt unO sntipre>
den ben &nforperunaen fOtuobl in neu@
ern Wfuitern fpie anlAualitdt bolitdn<
big, OennO9 fiuO Die @reiie berbaltuiS>
maBig nie0er.
Sdubeunb cite fe iparen
gu bertauFiben Dreiien i'm Wfartte unS
bieIten biefelben fid Ourd Die ean8e
ISOLDE.
@rpe.erieeS erlitten, bHrdaus
teine' gSeranberung nur bate Der tlmist
ettuas Iebbafter fein f0unen; CO fdeint
fan; ais OBJ Die GARNER aus 5ur@t bor
beriGboIerd, lire G,ntdltfe foiuett ME
ntosli@ binmlsfdieben. IS
8ro76Rfte tparen iueni0e in
benz @arft unO itoer angefiibrte GrunO
aud tuobl auf biefen, 3tueis nidt obne
GihFhB gtbIieben. ] QtIIlIs
&iorn mar fill, bod bielten fid bic
8reife fefter. gBeibes aorn III in Siiae
auf Eager, Oaeegen 1T geIbes in germ.
gereln @orratb berbanOen.
8atm 10 ollie 1T bier rubig uie
iiberal. 9iit 20 bis Su 20 Gents per
8funO iuurOen 8erfdufe bis gu 100
8aIIen aborf6IOlen. M
gleue 8dhmDoIIe maate NIT 26 Bal
len leBte @ode tbr Srf@einen uno
tpurOe nit 1913 Gents per YfunO
Derfauft. Slid)t nlebr ME 100 8nIen
ate 8aunliuoIle nnr6e berf6ifft.
9ignOre rn0 gDeine bntten
irenis llmias;; Yreifc bliebsn unberane
Otrt, 8Orratbe finb beOeuteuO unS
iperOen bOffentEib aud NIT siddltem
inebr gIbfas finOen.
B ai3en mar ipenig Inn W1arft.
Safer etiuas Iebbafter iuie II Ieb.
ter ISOLDE.
3eu bate guteH llnlfat unb nurs
ben bseentenO mebr Bagen berEanft, ais
in Der Der9aueenen Mode.
90 ebI bait feften Brsis unS befrit.
Digte Rdufer tuie 8erfdufer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-16
8Drfembericbt.
g E IN @orf. Is. Sept
chm uhr Morqens.

" " NIU S"''
8aumipoae r1lbig unO in mittelmds
bigger 9fa6frase. 8erfaufe beute 1000
8allen. Sob 1445.
> - 1br. Solo AS.
4 llhr. Sob 14444. -
: 8aunipoae III sufrieeef,iteasn6i before
stadfrase ipdbreno Oes beutigen Mfarf@
ties, 1000 8aIen ipur6en nit SO SO
@rnts pro @fthO itntsefebt;F 225 purOen
ein9efabrt.
NuS 3iberpool per &abel miro inter
seitrisem Datum folsenees gemeIbet@:
Ser umlas Der 8aunltuole uabrenO
Ser Iebten Node belauft iid auf 110,<
600 8alen; beute ipnrben 10000
8allen berfauft.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-16
sennsffes
MIabama q.
@eprgia.
81 .ff

Central 81. 81. gant. IS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-16
gta6f RaS @taat.
GbOEera.Bert6t,
coffee sss eeIunsbs !: !I 3. q. ! |.

as 81 - (DfGce bcs @esnnobeitsEatbs,
t0afbptIIrs a. SePtember.
@dbrenb Ser lester "a gtunoeH bis
beute abenb 7aI9rfab Officiea 9 neue
ebOIera sane bier inter &eiben unO
- inter farbieen BerfOnsu eemsloet
iuOrben. Die D0@entlide Gefanmts
iumrue betrdet ~ neus Sale unD 10
9oSte, 9 @eibe uuO z 6arbiee iUurOen
Dabineeraft. Infer ben 9 1daen, iusl@e
5eute beri6tet iDOraea II, nur Elm Sos
besfal.
SIM GuFtraee 0es Geiunobeitsratbs:
8. 8. :pIunfett @. ..
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@peeial 0Dtisen.

/ 3Dei tiidbtiAe Seter Dere
ben fir bic vSenne1ee StnntsSeltun9"
berlanst. Yreis go Gents fur SauienO
ms.
Il Sin tii9ti9er 2otaI : 81 eoaf :
teur ODER seiuanOter neberieser miro
fir unfere 3eitnng seiudt. Slnitdnois
ges SonorGr beiuiaiet.a
Stem gorter ,,gelIetriififdbes Sour
naI~ unb .9tautsseituns" ipOlIen se>
falisit copiren unb 8e@nung fiir Be-
trag einIen6en.
Serr 6. 8eHf @lag in ct.
Souls bat Die &gentur Der Staats s8eis
tung fur N1i1ourie ibernommen.
HSerr SIS. g. g8biteman erfubt nns,
benz @ubIitunr anaufiinOigen, bab CT auf
8ureben bieler 6reunOe fi6 entfdloben
bat, ais @anoioat fir alderman auf3u<
treten. gSenn er eriuabIt miro, ber<
ipridt ct 0lGes mas in feinet Srdfteu
ftebt su berIu9ep, UNI Die Cite gEarb
plrbis gu bertreten uno fur bas Sn<
terefe berseIben aHipirfeu. atio
\ Die Weubel Sanolling bon tSerrem
goettinser unO 8bilipps if unferu
Sreunben befeus empfOblen.
4 @5lben, iiberfeBt Die S6aben
9lnsei9e ni@t. 49, s5
@ir eriuden 6ieienieen Yerionen,
Die ettuas bon benz 8erbIeib zines 9e>
piRcn S. Reumann tpi1en, unS
umgebenbe @ittbeiluns gu MAIDEN.
sgeine gltern ipobneH in SnbianapOIis
unS erfu9en uns, RadfOrf@ungen an<
auiteuen. ~ sSA
Die beribnte
1tnion gBafeb MRafAtne.
1T gum @ertauf bel
gRn. Qnpm Go.
14f 2w AS Gdo Marfetifr.
"A gresIb in Bs5ng auf Bee
der. Die Meip Sort ip6dbentIihe
,,Sribune" BON 5 @ept. eufbdIt 0enrp
Bar6 8eeAef's, iibereinitininaenD NIT
Solution, unb Mfr. @reeIeb's &Htiport.
-Siebe Nln3ei9e.
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8oL6 bariirte iuabreno Der lebten
@n1e tpenie, bennod mar es nm elm
@erinses i'm SaIlen besriffen; AS mar
bos @ininum, Siefise @elOfaufer
soblen2 Gents ipeniger lpie Netus9orf
telegraph Yreiie beridten.
@oupernement. Bombs ftehen feit; mir
laiien bier Die lekten telesrapbiiden
gtadridten io0rtlid folsen:
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/. z i'm beutig en- BIatte.
u 9otis fir Nearftleute.
p gdH @&nseise fiir ben Gureta
8oie Ball Club. =
81 Gonbernenrs >8roflamation.
Al eganbibaten @SIuSeigen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-16

@aoli9e 8anfnoten erlitten feine
8erdnoerung uno ipar unliaB u. Na6@
traee sering. gerfaufe paren sering,
oa ii9 ben Snbabern bic lleGerseu9ung
auforingt, baB Staatsfeuern bur6 bie<
lelben nit pari an9enominen iuerOen
folen. 81
sleue Sem. Bombs iteben auf 69a
Gents. y
eiienbabn s9tods finOs ftia mO noti>
rem mir fir: -,1las@ ...''el e
gsaibDiae Rattanoo sa eifehbobm 50 g
saOsRaibuiae straben ) .....-...- O.75
Die @tods fiir O;e @OsefielO unb
gtasbbiGIe Sansebriide iteben auf S.
80 Gents. CORPORATIONS Sheds auf 8
bis 10 pro Gent unter ange9ebenem
@ertb 2 Tao 80 i
SIM allgetneinen iuar Der bieii9e @elO<
MART i'm ,9aufe Der Ietten Ne9e itia.
Sen sr0Bten uniab er3ielte Die Sennef<.
fee @tate galt nit $500. l@elb tpurbe
tuenig eetauft nnO 9iIber mar in ge<
ringer Na6frase. -
II S@Nebli9 erIauben mir ,lis aber>
mails bic 8cnterfungen bei3nfiisen, bab
Die Sortf6ritte, peI1e Die @efdafte
ma1ten, aud bon uns anf's tparmlte
besriiBt tpurben unO OssbaIb Der serinste
auh6pung oes Sanbels uns boppeIt
anipornen miro, auf's senaueite Sen Qe>
fern borsufiibren.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
Adrertisememts.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


The following regular trains will be run en-
this road, on and after WEDNESDAY, Ccto.
Der 18th;
a Mail tram daily, except on Sundays, t.
tween Richmond and Staunton, leaving Rich.
mond at I A. NJ, and Staunton at 8 A. M.
A night mail Train between Richmond and
Gordonsville, leaving Richmond at 7: Is P. NJ,
and Gordonsylle at l: 80 A. NJ.
A tri-weekly Mail Train, leaving Staunon
at A. NJ, for the West, on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays
The Mail Trains leaving Richmond connect
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXAN-
DRlA RAILROAD. The Daily Mail Train
connects with stage coaches at Staunton for
Lexington, Winchester, &c.
The Train West of Staunton connects with
stage coaches for Rockbridge Baths, Rock
bridge Alum Warm, Hot and Healing Springs,
and the White Sulphur and Lewisburg.
Freight Train between Richmond and
Staunton connects with freight trains on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad for LYNCH
burg and Alexandria
Freight will be sent to any point on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad without
change of cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be
sent directed to any station on this road where
the Company has an Agent, by consigning
them to Stephen Hunter, General Freight
Agent, Richmond. The charge for the transit
through Richmond, including wharfage, dray-
age, storage and commissions will not exceed
ten cents per 100 pounds and on heavy arti-
cles will be much less. Freights will be COL
lccted at destination.
Through Tickets can be purchased to Lynch
burg, Bristol, Knoxville and Dalton. Passen-
gers going south of Lynchburg should take
the rs, p. NJ, train to make close connec-
tons. Tickets to Lexington, Va, at S1l.
Freight office at Richmond closed at P. M.
H. D. WHITCOMB,
General Superintendent.
OFFICE ", CENTRAL r. r. Coz
RICHMOND, Oct 18th 1875.
ARTICLES Of Freight shipped to Wayncs-
boro' Fishersville or Staunton must be remoy-
ed from the cars Immediately on their arrival
as the Company has no Depot at either point
and will not be responsible for losses after
their arrival at destination, nor can goods be
suffered to remain in the cars for storage.
II. D. WHITCOMB,
Nov 29-tf. Gen1 Super't.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
advertisements.

TANNERY Mays & Slower Water st.
OYSTERS-Eli Furgcson, O'Harc's Block,
Augusta Street
BOARDING HOUSE-John I. Arnall,
Proprietor, Augusta Street Stone building.
BARBER.5-j. r. Schmitt, Main Street.
r. Campbell under Virginia Hotel
AUCTIONEER--E. NJ Cushing & Co., New
C. X. Street.
TIN s COPPER wARE-B. f. Points s Co.
Main Street
sADLER. George F. Flick, Main Street,
one door east of DIR. Chapman's Office.
COURTS, COUNTY & TOWN OFFICERS
l.. 7. Thompson, Judge Circuit Court-Dis-
trict terms lst Mondays Nov. and June.
j. N. Ryan, Clerk; office east wing C. H.
County Court, James Wilson, presiding JUS
tice, held 18th Monday each month";
W. A Burnett Clerk Office west wing G. II.
James Bumgardner, ,ir., Commonwealth S
Attorney, office, New Court House Street.
Hastings Court, Staunten, n. X. Trout, May
or; Wedncdayafer LIST Monday each month
J. f. Patterson, Clerk office above circuit
court Office W. B. Kcyser, Recorder. J. Y.
Parent, Town Sergeant. Samuel Paul, Sher-
if office Co. C. Office. John Toberlaan, Cor
oner.
George Harlan, Jailer, New G. H. Street
,
Office, Court House Alley.
FLOUR 1NSPECTOR-B. F. Fifer, Office,
corner of Main and Augusta Streets
INSPECTOR OF LIQUORS-A Risk, In
spector I'd District Of Va, Office in town.
ENGINEER-Top Typographical Engineer and
Surveyor. Maps furnished of Farms, Coun-
ties or State Of Virginia-Capt. J. Hotchkiss,
corner of Main and Water Streets.
MASONIC LODGE-Main Street
MACHINEST, WATER & GAS FILTERS
A. T. Smith, office, corner Of Market and
c. H. Alley.
W. H. Wilson, office at Gas Works.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY-The Post-of-
fee in this place is opened every morning at
= o'clock, A. NJ, and closed at z. Nj. On
Sundays the office is open from 8 to A. M
Winchester mail leaves Mondays, Wednes-
days and Friday, after the arrival of the
Richmond train Lewisburg mail leaves every
Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock A. NJ
Lexington mail leaves Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays, A. NJ. Brownsburg mai
leaves Mondays and Fridays at A. NJ. A
daily mail to Lexington by way of Goshen.
WESTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM--Dr +. I
Stribling, Supt., and Samuel Hoshour, Stew
ard is situated between the old Richmond
and Lexington roads, south east of town.
DEAF, DUMB & BLIND INSTITUTION
on continuation Of Main Street, East of Staun-
ton J. c. Covell, Superintendent
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
HERMITAGE NURSERIES,.

The subscribers formerly of the Winches-
ter Gardens, Virginia, having opened large
and extensive Nursery near Richmond offer
to the farmers of Virginia and adjacent States
a splendid assortment of Fruit and Ornamen-
tai TREES and GRAPE VINES, together with
all articles usually found in a well-conducted
Nursery.
An experience of a number of years in this
business, in Virginia, enables them to offer
such varieties of Fruits as they know to be
adapted to this soil and climate
Approaching the present scarcity of mon
ey, they offer Fruit Trees and Grape Vines on
credits of from three to nine months accord
ing to the number purchased) thus allowing
farmers time to gather crop before paying
for the trees, and yet enabling them to plant
at once. Catalogues sent on application
Address ALLAN & BRO,
Box 1873 Richmond.
Refer to Messrs. Haxall, Crenshaw 4 Co.,
Grubbs g. Williams, Elliott & Shields, Dr.. r..
I. Coleman, Richmond; Mr.. II. W. shetfey
Augusta; DR.. John R. Woods, Albemarle; Mr.
Phillip Williams Frederick
Jan. 24-Gm
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

A BEAUTIFUL ILLUsTRATIoN.-Ifa an
one should give me dish Of sand and tell
me there were no particles Of iron in it, L
might look for them with my eyes, and
search for them with my clumsy fingers,
and be unable to detect them; but let ME
take magnet and sweep through it, and
Low it would draw to itself the most in
visible particles by the mere power of at
traction. The nnthankful heart, like my
finger in the sand, discovers no merces
but let the thankful heart sweep through
the day, as the magnet finds the iron, so
it will find in every hour, some heavenly
blessing; only the iron in Gods sand is
gold,-Henry Hard Beccher.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
The Valleg ayir9jniall.
STAUNTON, VA,
WEDNESDAY,, MAX 81, 1866.
GUYS NAME.

"What shall call, thee Guy"
I said to him one day,
As we were setting on the rocks
Down by the breezy bay
Shall it be lore or pet,
Daring, or dearest deay9
Tell me the word my Guy,
Which satisfies thine ear?
what! nothing pleases yet.
., you fastitious thing,
Well, shall it be my lord
My heart s acknowledged king:
Ny star, my bliss, my hope
Sweetheart, my pearl, my life =?
What shall 1 call thee, when thou callst
Me by the name Of wife?
He said-sCall me not these.
They're common Oh all lips
My welded title must
All other mems eclipseS
Look here, into mine eye
The name must e'er be mine
Which not another mortal claims
Cali me, my grille, THINE"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
Situation MassfesE.

A Soldier of the Stonewall Brigade, well
qualified to fill any position in a Mercantile
House desires situation He is a good sales
man and book keeper, and can give the best
references For further information address
Editor of the Valley Virgnian, Stanton, Va.
Feb 7-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
EasssaIery. &c.

1 have just received good assortment Of
saddlery, consisting of Buckles, Rings, Sad
leTrces, Webbing, Harness Mounting, Hames,
Bits, stirrups, Spurs, Thread, Etc, Etc, to
which I invite the attention of the trade as
they will be sold at short profits.
: G. L. PRICE.
Jan. 1O-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

A Soldier, with a small family wishes to
rent or lease small farm, say 100 or 200 acres
in the Valley. lie is a Carpenter by trade
and can give the best references. Any one
desirous of renting ar leasing farm suitable
for grazing can do so by addressing NJ. L. p,
Valley Virginian Office, staunton, Va
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IL Yoss Want Bargains,
GO TO PAUL'S NEW STORE, MAIN s.
ErAENYsa& IA

We have just received large assortment of
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, &C., including
Ladies Hoods, Childrens Hoods, Sontags,
Comforts, Hair Netts Of all kinds, Walls, do
All kinds Of dress trimming, Cloak trimming
Edgeing Inserting Rufle &C., Lambs Wool
Hose, Cotton do, Ready made Clothing, Over
COATS Dress Coats, Over Shirts, Under Shirts
Ladies Nlerino Vests Pants, Vests, Ladies
Cloaks, Hoop Skirts, Skirt Braid, Bal Morals,
Spool Cotton, Ladies and Gents Gloves, Kid
Gloves, white and colored, All kinds Of Combs,
&C., Hats and Caps of every description and
of the --latest Styles, Gents Fine and Coarse
Boots, do, Shoes, Ladies Kid Shoes, do, Mo
rocco, do Calf Skin, do, Gents and Ladies
Gum Shoes, Childrens Shoes, Boys Boots and
Shoes, all of which will be sold low for Cash
Or Country Produce.
ISAAC PAUL & CO.,
anione's Old Stand, Main st.
Dec 2O@tf
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Coach Materials.

l have on hand a good assortment of Coach
and Wagon Makers material, consisting of
Hubs, Felloes, Spokes, Shafts, Oil Cloth, Paint
ed Canvass, Springs, Axles, Patent 9,eather,
Etc, Etc, which will be sold at the lowest mar
ket rates. G. E. PRICE.
Jan. loft
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advertisements.
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p. HALL & CO., Proprctors,
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GG95~ Sold BY
Dr.. Wayte & Bro,
G. G.. Yeakle,
P. II. Trout,
and DR.. H. S. Eichelberger.
Feb 7-1v
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FRO BONO PUBLICO.

The undersigned would most respectfully in
form the citizens of Rockbridge County and
the public generally, that they have opened
Blacksmith, Saddle and Harness Shop
AT THE
ROCKB RIDGE BATHS,
and are now prepared to manufacture all kinds
of Saddles, Harness, and work. of all kinds
generally done in "a frst-class Shop.
Having several years experience in the Sad
dlcry business, they fatter themselves that
they can compete in Workmanship with any
establishment in the country
Our prices will be moderate
Repairing neatly and promptly attended to-.
Country produce taken in exchange fore
work.
Please give us a call.
P. II. WOODWARD & co.
Rockbridge Baths.
Nov 29-tf