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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-12-11
MocHEsNEY & NADENBoUscH, rroprietors
R. n. L1PsCoMB, Manager
WILLIAM wHooLEY, Superintendent

WILLIAM wHooLEY, Superintendent
The Proprietors in resuming the manag ement Of
this well known and popular hotel. 50 long and
favorably known to the travelling public, prom
Use in the future to retain the reputation the Amer
lean has borne, as o if5t .N ss $50 g
al ,- FIRST GLASS HOTEL. es
j It's locality, Immediately at the Railroad De-
pot, renders it a.conyenient stopping place fcr
persons on business or in search Of health.
Bar and Barber Shop in the house.
All the Telegraph and Stage Offices running to
this town are adjoining this house. &,
A frst-class Livery Stable, under O'Toole 8
Donovan, is connected with the house.
as.es zsss. fs.asis : McCHESNEYs& co. Z
+ N. B. Citizens Of the county will be furnished
dinner at SO cents, and horses fed by MessrssI
Donovan & O'Toole at 20 cents }ssss
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III irkWOOd House, -. 5, ..asa.
IN Cor. Pa, Avenue and 18th ST.,

ASnIngL0n, U.
ass HENDLEY l. GREENE, sProprietors.
This frst-class Hotel having been greatly i'm
proved by the present propfietors formerly con
nected with the management of the Messrs.
Kirkwood) is now open, for the accommodation
Of guests. It's central location makes it convent
ent for those who visit the city on business or
pleasure The patronage of the public is solicit
ed--terms moderate. % 4se, I. july 24atf*
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A B. ARTHUR, ID. D. s.
Henry $. Pole, 49,, $3.50, 8, !.

IL : NJ & SURGEON DENTIST. 4
Performing all the usual operations upon the
teeth, at moderate rates, payable in cash or pros
duce ~ f;...., -, .s-et 4, y.
OFFICE: Corner Depot and Main Streets
Covington, Va, from the 10th to the Both, and at
the Warm Springs, Bath county, Va, from the
LIST to the 10th Of every month. OF
Having determined to do all in his power to.
elicit entire satisfaction he most respectfully
lcits the patronage Of the citizens of Allegheny
and Bath counties. ~ nov 6-6m
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JEWELRY.

ID ich JeWeiry! assssf.a Ia !l we.
IN The largest and finest assortment of
ri9sssf JEWELRY IN THE VALLEY. /,
Also q fine selection Of Watches, Clocks, Spec
tacles, Silver and Plated Ware, and Fancy Arti-
cles. 454sl5ils4 III T. " ~ asi
MaE- Every article warranted as representa- or
money refunded.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted at
moderatescharges. seg B. MAYNE,
from 225 Regent street, London, now Main street,
opposite G. Hirshe's store, Stanton Va.
nov 20-tf .Dit -
A New supply of Jewclry-In add
n ten to our former Stock of Jewelry we
received the latest styles and patterns now out,
shall still strive to give satisfaction in the fu
ture as we have done in the past.
Call to see our Bogwood Jewelry, the latest thing
Quits beautiful and costs very little
oct 23-tf G. HIRSH. s. co.
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n MERICAN HOTEI,

A MEXICAN HOTEL,
~ s & ~ HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA
J. 2. EFFlNGER, !i.'7 - ~, Proprietor.
Jos. s, EFFINGER, Superintendent.
Fine Billiard Saloons, Post Office and National
Express Office are near this Hotel
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES FOR WEYER'S
CAVE AND THE SPRINGS. sept 5-tf*
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
~ Immediately at The Fyyinia Central Railroad,
a3 STANTON, VIRGINIA:
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
7OHN D. .IMBODEN,
AttOrn at Law.

1OHN D. IMBUDEN, 80. - ..
~ Att orneyat Law, 3
RICHMOND, VA, r.
will attend all the Courts in the City, and the Cir
cult Court at Stanton.
A general acquaintance with the bar Of the State
will enable him to secure prompt attention TO- bu-
siness anywhere in Virgins "
4 To his old friends and the bar oc the Valley es-
peeially, and tenders his services in the supreme
Court Of Appeals at Richmond.
~REFERENC Es.- I'm Virginia, to all public men
permission, to Messrs. Robert Garrett & Sons,
Messrs. Hopkins, Hull & Atkinson and Dr.. J. Han
son Thomas. ~ =
Office No. .7oe franklin Street, between Seventh
and Eigth. aug Got
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got, and neatly pasted the names on the
Conservative ticket over II.
at Bartlett's Station the Judge re-
fused to receive the votes Of negroes I'M
less they had resided In the State year,
while the franchise law requires but SIX
months.
Five hundred came to Memphis to
vote. am told, on good authority
that the Judge at Bartlett's Station
threw out number OF Radical tickets.
Charges are made against several of
the clerks and judges in the city for
changing votes. Their names have
been taken, and witnesses have signI-
fed their Intention of testifying.
The Conservatives have used their
best endeavors to beat the negro into
voting the Etheridge ticket, but they
have not done it. They do not deny
their employees for voting the Radical
ticket. 1 have no doubt, from reports,
that frauds and Intimidations will
be reported throughout the country.
1t is a significant fact, that at the col
Ored polls, over ninety per cent. voted
Radical.
Brownsville gives $50 majority for
Brownlow. This city vote stands =
BrOwnIow, 4,20O; EtheEidge, 1, 9S5.
There was a slight disturbance at
jackson, but 1t was quickly quelled.
All other points were quiet.
D. A. Mum, Radical, Eighth District
for Congress, is elected by 1900 ma
A Conservative dispatch from Boil
var, August 1, says the place is quiet
and business suspended. Etherldge,
1853; Brownlow, 8.
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Tenpe.see Eleetlou,

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Herald 8
Nashville special says: The election re-
turns come in slowly. Every county
in Middle and East Tennessee, SO far
AS heard from, has gone Radical.
Brownlow probably carries every
county, except two, in West Tennessee,
and those two are doubtful. Middle
Tennessee gives him II ajOrity of at
least fifteen thousand. Nashville city
gives him thirty three hundred, anu
Dawson county over four hundred.
The Radical congressman are elected.
or the Legislators, twenty out of TWEEN
ty-three Radicals are elected for the
Upper House, and all but ten of the
ei9hty-three in the Lower House. The
returns thus far made indicate major
ity for Brownlow of %, 600, which will!
probably be increased TO 5000.
In Nashville there was u general sus-
pension of business, and the streets,
except in the vicinity of the polls, were
almost as quiet as on Sunday. There
was no Interruption, and no disorder.
The election to-day dates an epoch in
the political history of the country.
The HerAld's Memphis special says :
From other counties in West Tennes-
see, returns are very meagre. Hay
wood goes radical. Brownsville, the
county seat, gives Etheridge majority
of I24; Hardman has also gone Con-
seryative: Bolivar, the county seat,
gives Etheridge 122 majority. tayette
county is strongly Conservatives; no
returns have been received. Henry
county gives a small Conservative ma
jority. Able and Coleman, Conserva-
tive candidates in this city for the Leg
islature, are defeated by Ryder and
Hamilton. Radicals. LefLwich, the
Conservative candidate for Congress, is
probably elected by very small ma
jority.
the election passed of quietly here to-
day. AT this precinct $50 votes were
given for the radical ticket, and l2s
votes for the conservative. Brown
lows military force are here. They kept
away from the polls. the disfran-
chised whites, also. The usual white
vote OF the county was 5000.
The Tribune's Nashville special says
the majority for Brownlow in the State,
from Indications received, will exceed
&c, 600.
The Times Knoxville special says
the negro vote of that city was very
large, about $50, and nearly all for
Brownlow. The city gives Brownlow
ga majority. In his own precinct, OF
the 545 votes, he lost but one vote and
that was his own.
G. w. Brownlow claims the eight
Congressman, and Il majority of 10000
in the State, and 10000 in East Ten
nessee. W
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The steamship
Quaker City, with the MEDITERRANEAN
excursion party on board, was at
Geneva on the 18th of July. The pas
ssngers were all well.
One or two additional cases OF cholera
are reported in this city.
A dispatch from New Lebanon re-
ports that the Shaker community have
been led to open their Sunday service
on assurance from the township officers
that they would be protected hereafter
from disturbance.
The nth national exhibition OF horses
will take place at Springfield, Mass,
on the 9th, 2sth, 10Th and SOth oil
August; s., 900 are to be distributed IN
premiums. r-E,1s-
Requium Mass, for the repose of the
soul OF the late Emperor of Mexico, was
celebrated at the Thirtieth street st.
Johns (CathoIicl Church last night;
the Austrian Consul WAS among those
present.
W. r. Roberts, President of the Fe'
nian brotherhood, is expected from
Paris in a week or ten days. He has
secured the cooperation of certain
nations on the European continent In
the struggle for Irish Independence, in
certain not improbable contingencies,
and he had conferences with bismarck
and Napoleon. rs
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NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The Times
special says: Information from New
Orleans indicates that admiral Teget.
hof's mission will be futile, as the body
of Macmillan has already been placed
on man-ot-war off Vera Cruz.
The Government has Information
that the British claimants OF cotton
will propose settlement, as they are
frightened at the impoverishing of all
their property in this country.
The Tribune's special says: The pro-
posed settlement of the Alabama claims
by the acq uisition of British Columbia,
has been abandoned, it having been
found impracticable.
The Herald's Washington special
says: The public debt statement will
show no contraction OF the currency
while the gold reserve will be shown &c
be about ninety eight millions.
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ST. LOUIS, August 2.-Western dis
patches say that Powers and New
mans train, from Leavenworth, had a
fight with the Indians on Sunday
lasting all day. Towards night Capt.
Schermmerhorn assaulted them with
two howitzers. Ten TO fifteen indians
were killed. The locality of the fight moi
given. The Indians hold ten miles o.
the road west of Monument station,
and are stealing all the stock they can
find.
Mr.. Chandler, Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, and the st. Louis and
New York gentlemen with him. ar
rived at Fort Lyon, July 9Th: They
had a skirmish with twenty-five In
dians, and whipped them.
Five distilleries and two tobacco fac
tories in the southern part of this State
have been seized Tor violation of the
revenue laws,
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BY THE CABLE.
Adv1oes to the End Of August

LIvERPooL-Noon- August 2-CoL-
ton sales tor the week are $1,000 bales;
in port. $4,000 bales; OF which $4,000
bales are American. Middling up
lands, IO4d; Orleans, 1OsSa1o7<d.
BERLIN, Aug. liking William to-
day issued proclamation assuming
the duties of the sovereign OF the North
German States.
PEsru, Aug. AT the election for
member of the Hungarian District,
Louis Kossuth was chosen to repre-
seut the City of waitzen without a dis
senting vote.
I v1ENNA, Aug. 2.-The Sultan left to-
day for Constantinople.
BERLIN, Aug. 2.-Count Bismarck's
official organ, in an editorial to-day,
strongly urges the Great Powers to In
terpose in Cretan matters.
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RICHMOND, August 2.-The Conven-
ton reassembled in the Square at ten
o'clock, about two Thousand persons
being present.
Or; PSyne' Of S G moVea d sn ssa a.
finished, it now adjourn, sine die.
MIR. Hunnicutt opposed the motion,
but it was carried.
The Convention then resolved itself
into a mass meeting, and was addressed
by John N. Bolts, who also read an adj
dress and a platform, which, upon being
submitted u the meeting for its en-
dorsement, was Withdrawn, the opposi.
ton being violent.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July SO.-Arizona adj
vices represent mining news as discour-
Skirmishes with the Indians take
place occasionally. Gen. McDowell's
attention has been called to the sales oil
captives taken by the troops to other
Indians, who slaughter them.
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SANDY Hook, Aug. 2.-The steamer
Mercetis, having in tow the French
Monitor Onondaga, which left here yes
terday-also the French frigate Themes,
are returning; supposed to have been
compelled to put back on account OF
the Meather.
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BOSTON, August 1.-The prelimin-
aries of a rowing match between the
Ward Brothers and the st. Johns crew,
have been fixed for the 18th OF Septem-
Der. The distance is to be six miles, on
the Connecticut river, at Springfield,
and the stakes two thousand dollars
one thousand a side.
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MEMPHIS, August 2.-General Thorn
as and staff left for Louisville this even
ing. Most of the troops returned also
Many of the negroes have been dis
charged in consequence of the election,
They are said to threaten retaliation
but all is quiet so far. ....
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C1NC1NNAr1, August IA Knoxville
dispatch to the Commercial says: Gov.
Brownlow estimates his majority at 80,
900. All the eight Congressman Will be
radicals, and the U. S. Senator, In place
of Patterson.
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sr. CATHERINE, @. W., Aug. 2-All
the gates OF Lock No. 8 have been car
ried away by collision with boat.
Navigation will be resumed on Satur-
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Ere.

C1ScrSSAT1, August "a fire on
Race street, this morning, damaged a
lock factory and paint shop to the ex-
tent of 5000.
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NEW York, Aug. Ask cases OF
cholera were reported in this city re-
Gently, one of which was undoubtedly
genuine.
The Herald's Cincinnati special says:
John Hyatt, an elderly Scotchman, re-
siding in the suburbs, was gored to
death by a bull.
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WASHINGTON, August 2.-Mr. Brad
lev occupied the entire court to-day in
Argument for Surratt. Mr.. PIerpoint
closes for the Government tomorrow.
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1AEKErs BY TELEsRArH.
NEw YORK. August ?.
REGULAR REPORT.


CoTroN-Firm; sales 2UU Dales ofmid-
ding uplands at 2Sc.
FLoUR-Dull; receipts, 1854 bbls.;
15a25c lower for new, others dull and
in favor of buyers; sales $500 bbls. OF
superfine State Western at IS lia7 40;
extra Western, 81 75s9 so; choice, $40 90
all so; shipping Ohio, 90 3Oa1O 25; trade
brands, $40 3Oal2 %; spring st. Louis,
IS OOalO so; winter do, $40 GOALS 20.
California, quiet and unchanged, re-
ceipts 400 bbls. Rye Flour-Steady and
unchanged.
WHlsRY-Quiet; 80 35a2 81 in bond.
,GRAIN-Wheat-Re 5000 bush. );
dull and heavy; market rather easier;
sales 81, 600 bush. No. 2 Milwaukee, at
81 90; No. 5 do. spring, 81 65; new am
Der Ohio, 81 IS; new white southern,
81 25a2 so; unsound do, 81 90; new
amber Southern, 81 8Oa2 40; extra
choice do, 81 As; white California, 81 65
AZ 10. Rye-Dull; sales 1900 bush. OF
Western at 81 421S; Southern, 81 81.
Barley-NominaI. Barley Mslt-Quiet.
Corn-Receipts, l69, el9 BUSH; market
| lc lower for nnsOund; sound, unchaDg-
ed; sales Il2, 900 bush. new mixed west
ern at 99caSl O3; choice do. 81 03<al O315i
unsound, 94a9sc; kiln dried, g7caSl 0S
Southern yellow, 81 IL. Oats-ReceiPts
81, 69I bush; market unchanged; sales
1900 bush. Western at 1SaS4; State aud
Ohio, 9Sa94c; new Southern, 90a92c.
GROCERIES Rice Quiet. Coffee
Quiet and firm. Sugar-Steady; sales
$50 hhds Cuba at u1%al2c. Molasses-
Quiet.
EUM-Crude-Quiet at l41za
l5c; refined In bond active at 30a3lc
sales 1000 barrels at 3O1Sc; sales 1000 dc
| for September at 34c.
HoPs-Quiet.
Observation-Disclosures, heavy and
lower; sales 1850 barrels at S23 37a23 q
for new mess, closing at S2S 40 regular
S22 75 for mess. Beef-Firm; sales 81
barrels. Beef HANDFUL at $50 O0I
40 90. Bacon-QuieI; sales $50 boxes al
! l3c for ice cured; Stratford cut 1870
Cumberland cut I31zc. Cut Meats
Dull and lower; sales 80 packages al
I lO2<aIlJE for shoulders, and l4al7c foi
sides. Hams-DuII and dropping; sales
700 barrels at l2I<aI31zc for new.
BUTTER-Firmer at l2a22c for Ohio.
CHREsE-DuIl at 7al3c.
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For Rent.

y1HE ROOMS on MONROE STREET RE-
L Gently Occupied by Higgins Photo
nSis j. IRWIN.
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Latest HARKEr5-5 P. )

FLouR-CIosed irregular and unset
tied; new, l0a20c lower.
GRAIS-wheat-Dul aud la2c low
err. Rye-DulI at 81 4Oa1 I3 for western.
Oats-DulI aud neavy at 76aSSc for in
feri6r to prime western. COrn-SEeady;
new mixed SlAl 03; unsound 9S49Sc.
-Pork-C1Osed inibuyers'
favor; sales $500 bbls mess at IS S5a
SIS 40, cash and regular. Beef-Qutet
aud unchanged. Bacon-Quiet and
STEADY. Cut meats-Dull; shoulders IL
all1sc-,
LARD-Closed in buyers favor, at Is
aI3ssc for fair to prime steam, and 1875
al3I< for kettle rendered.
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For Rent.

T1HE TWO STORY BRICK DwELLISu
ON Webster street, lately occupied by W
CFitehesOn. OF A. G. PaTtTld.e & Co. Pc
session. given immediately. THIS house IS no
a very desirable location. Apply To \. T.
AZ VI THos. o'sRIES,
ausl Real Estate Agent
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fur gsut.
For Rent.

a PLEASANT ROOM-sITUATED y - i-
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once or RentIeman's lodging Too-l. Eng1 Il
nj 1885, Fourth street. auBl-I
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