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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-21
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tore. So. $50, Ste 5traee, perben prpnpte Beaatune
fnben.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27


a LatAss Local asa Geseril News. W
There u noshing new in town. County
CouFtu lst Monday and adjourned yesterday
a mn report # II proeeediag.io our mex,
Ihsmarkets generally advancing. Gold
l39}. sgsle7 szas. ~ s'te
During NJ la.. week $4,000 pounds q
butter, and lleo barrels Of four were ship.
pod from Staunton.s Truly this Is ; ''bresd
and butter, e5uhtry.D ssss ~ ass*
DR.. Trotser, Of Miss. viii deliver free
lecture ~ lthe Town Hall next Thursday
.vedios. Hssneonss highly recommended
Whole III; d ,11l,ghsny County 400, p.
Chesapeake and Ohio Subscription, 25s,
against 81 large white majority f.,
subscription. Alleghsny has set i noble *
ample for Augusta. s g . .. .5. e
Yesterday evenings mail informs: us thai
xAs nsjority of the Impeachment Commits
in the q. g House Of Representatives hav,
,,epotssd ip'fsyal e inn inapeseh:ns Pfssideh'
-Johnsos, Ask il is thought the report viii
s,s heass.asisal BY ths Hessa 81 al
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27
|. sa-Tuley i going to contest south,ll'.I
seat. y We advise southall %, giyeis 70 him,
and Is to boot, saa ~ .aos4lols 81,
Negro Recenstrsetien.

Z
|. The New York Herald says: .ss ak-a IS
We srs counting She fate Of Hayti md j. ).
maica for like elements, governed by III;
same general forces produce like results "a
This rule. Of nature is as irrevocable u III,
Law Of minefsl equalization There =.
however,-a certain Radical power in the
United States that is ever willing to dispute
i fat Of nature, providingit encroaehes 6por
it, pcessheories. sOns'of these pet f,fccfier.
il The superiority Of the negro race over the
whiss. That snch il the resl hasi6 d Rsdi
cal negroism il very evident s-ss s'sl7s1
!. The Herald ,hoxs that wherever til. is 4;
gro has enjoyed opportunities faF Develop.
men,, he has demo2atrsted his au6sneas 10,
selfgoverument and .avirrepreesible inclina.
ton to relapse into barharism. Hayti, ia
mica and Libe,i. are cited % examples. II
the latter country, with all the aid Of Christ
endom, he has failed to accomplish anything
Of value, land often runs eastward to- hisna.
tive bsrbarism." The Herald calls Liberia
- mammoth poor house, . and adds:
but Llberla 10 nothing TO the M gro pool
house we are establishing in the vi ole sausf
ern hslf of the United States. We 10 int
this negro asylum, business - We 90 into
everything el,e j. America. We set she
whole northern half Of. the nation to earning
money to maintain the negro. We make
huge appropriations for the benefit Of TIE
negro We bury all material progress to
ambody al our ideas in the progress Of the
negro. We. take no time, 70, legislate upon
,ur ruined commerce, for We. are occupying
every moment for the negro. Ne approach
!, financial panic, but try r. hide t. BY hold
ng before it the negro. i.ss..s x...a.s Is.
We reconstruct the South, mot for the COM
non benefit Of White and black relative 10
he whole nation, but entirely for the negro,
sfhe Radicals; 60 90 Tar that--yide Ben Wade
they say that We may have war Of caste
md even hound on the, negro. We have
zone negro mad and the madness threatens
70 wind up BY war Of races which, when il
'omes, viii sveeP the negro ont Of existence.
The nation il not powerful enough, with oil
.te,yigor. to stand under The negro load. We
iiSiusf shake it Of, Or down We SO 70 the 1sysl
i Heyti. San po9iage m !, Jsa.sisss ssvl.z :
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

The New York Herald declares that 1.-The
Radical politicians IN the South are teaching
the coiored race to expect what i can never
realise while there is Southern, ora North
ern sword left to defend Csueasiaa BLOOD
blood originally purer thstths sf Africa and
purified still moreby long centuries Of sardu.
Gus labor towards che summit. IF civilizations
blood progressive, in cont adistiactien to blood
retrograde- and naturally barbarie IN ID in .
pulses;' !: 5s8z36G SIS s3ds,sskk 81 ~. :
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

q GsAsr's RsroRr.ll General cr,pass sy es.ti.
mate for shs War Department u Sl7l, o. O.:
600. He says that General Sheruas's epinl
ion il that pAsce viikfhs Indiaes IL fafily,' e.
t.blishsd.i The'stoppers It Pay from solder.
in favor ofsutlerEsi j. discontinued. The sg -.
efegate strength oftha regular .rpy j. 3d.
900 men. Two hundred commissio med volan.
teer officers are! serving in the Freedmen; I
bureau The debt IF ths southsrn. ran railr,,d.
p the Government has been reduced $780,.
600. ss'''. ss''lSsg ~ E.'s &
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

The Norwich Bulletin says: 1.-THE laree.s:..
mandatory Of print cloths in Connection,
has been still, more or less for the past tvs
weeks, lostensibly for repairs, but really Re
o~sse goods that cost n cents yard are g !.
ing atwholesale ID tie New York msrket fss
-, and everywhere We hear Of = laasened pro-
duction and = discharge Of hands, 81 s4aei, s
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27
: The Markets.

.+.@s 6taunton Market, Eev. -. s.s,,..
Corrested by K. L. Cleyelands Grocer and Com.
mission Merchant, Main St., e doors East Of
Augusta Stauaton. VA
~ IAN awHoLEsALn PRICES. ~ g -
Grain We quote, viz: Wheat, demand fair q
$!.l0. Corn dull. Old, scsres and listle new
9 'ming ins Uld+whiteEo or yellow, 90a$l 90, new,
7ls75. Rye. slight advance in tho 1ast few
days. demand good 1t 81 00a$ ], 10 Oats. prime
and clean ~ 80 cents, inferior TO fair 45a46 cts
Ruekwhsat, none in market. Bacon, gradual
decline noted choiee llans 1890 cts, clear sides
Is cts, Shoulders dali at IL cts Lard II cents.
Butter. prime. 25a28 cts Egys, fresh. 2Oa22 cts.
Flour, but litils coming in and slight decline mo-
ted. Family. good brands $l1 .eOa$ll S. Ex-
ira Sic .5Oa$ lO,65 Super. $9.5Os$a. 65 Buck
wheat Flour dull u 8.16a$4 90 Irish Potatoes
SO cts. Flaxseed 81, 75a$I, 90 Wool, dull, un-
washed, Is. washed. 35a4O. Pork, market over
stocked and dull ~ s.. 6Oa$S 90. beans, white,
demand good, $3.50 colored and mixed 81 ,OOa
81 so. Green Apples dull, s5a50 per bushe''.
Dried fruit. Apples 5a6 cts. per ID. Peaches,
choice, 12al5 cts. Cherries, pitted, 15Al8 cts.
Blackberries, Gas cts: whostl.berries 7a10.
ss.. Prs~uee shsppea., ..,.. s.. -.
P5odpse sh.ppsd p Central R.iIro.d e! he week
bushels Corn is OF bushels Cats SO sbushss; Baron
s. "a pnubds; Rye 60 4sx,ss1.,i,9 "a sa3ss s II
Richmond Commission Merchants, Williams, Garrett
A. 4. Hutchinson r. j Archer 4 sa'n ws.ods Fsy 1
R<ed. so1'n y. Gresham St,ne. Wilson FosteT Hamps
son Jones. u r. e." fs'ps, 4, a5ssook Woods
Aiexsndris Coynm.sion Merehsnsss George n. Rohins
son. George WashingsonsJ bseyfps Heos 4 WsAdsr,
Iy =. Mcdaniel, L.chaea c., fi---l 1e'
Baltimore. Herbert e' HsrssaS ssszssss 4
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

HALF FAnzm7-'rbs p.a.gsrs Of the v.ri
ous railroads susning 10 Rishuondl snsonnce
that delegates TO she conservative c H.
to b. held on the 18th # p.eenber. vi! be
transport ia over their roads a halfthe usual
fare. All the other roads IL tho St.ts are, e.,
peeted 10 make simil.s arrangement. Z 81 NJ
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

Washington city and sbeother sections max
ing up the District # Columbia, took ce 81
Of their popu!atis'n. ! few days. ago. From
this it appears that there arein the aDatriet
Of Columbia 135 4e2 persona sf xhom So
O4l. are whites aud 81. ash colsred VAST.
inston city contains 105, no people ! and
Georgetown II ,692. " 49, "a az, ~.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27
Tlemple Of Easlaiosas

HNeMple Of Fashiom! - :, =.
II MRS KATE M.sKELLEYg
y now reesisinsa isrge supply Of HATS. whichs
shs can sell. upirimmsd. from rs. cents to- Loo :
Bonnets trimmed. $40; Ribbons. S to so cents !;
Linen, Lace, and Grape Ssts, so to IS cents; Je,
and Crystal Necklaces, IS to S., 90; IS to$ 90;
Rnfisng and Tape Trimming. 10 cenfs per yard.
Also Velvet and Satin d. ss-irimmngs, which she
viii sell cheap tor cash. -g*ssssH NOS 37y3ts
fTyo Consumers Of Coal. :
IL Persons intepdipS 70 use Coal can be sup
piled with CRATES and FRONTS, with FEND-,
-aeaiea and lew. psicaas slsaxs-
ing their orders It ny sifes whore specimens
can be aeen. ~.sss & W. 4. BURKE. 81
~ sssaxBaey s sBprke'ss lrsR Works sM
~ NOV N-lm Asa Il sEls; saig' sStshntons ".
NO Farmer. Farmers bringing Flour to
- StaunsoA, TOR direct sifpmsnt to other
peinfs: san have itinspected g the Depot. 4 de-
sired. .,--zF~4sxs REM =. fIfSBs
nov 27-M i ss-'''S Inspector D.
.etSa-S ~ 49, -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

..s.rs~r. IA cenaa18st5xa slont11o -
Our full report Of this Important mo sting
necessarily excludF other intsrsstle mat
FL, alrs.dy Rads u for tAis iseae. she l..
1ttanj ut tke idls inS5ls an( H. 3 q
sighs sh.tesieo II Au ~ s,~.j Id j.
y. stsss, Nsuirses, =! Isaa.prIsf Is
s1l;'t'ss + sh{pioed lid in ~.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27
TERMS FOR HARpga's PERIODICALS..

H.rp.r,s M.s,.ine. one year. fi.a $500
;Hsrpess weekly, one year. 9,Oo
'Harper's Basar. one year. 10
Harpsr's Bsssr. Hsrpsr's4 Weekly. and Hsr-
per's MAsasins, - one address, Tor one year.
5000. ~ sxsftx33Ys
T An extrs copy Of either the Magasipe. weekly,
or Ds.af, viii b. supplied gratis for every Club
Of Five Subscribers Il 81 ~ eaeA, in one remit
tahoe: or, Six copies fers $40, 90. s .sse h.;s
nov 2z-ltt Rttitngl4 .al
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27
BELLS HORSE. POWDERS

4 May be given with great advantage in all easss
Of Loss Of Appetite Reughness oflths Hair Or
Ceet. Coughs or Colds, lndamation Of the Lungs.
Resent founder. Distenper, Hidehoand. &c., &c.
IN fact thesss are but few cases of disease among
Horses and Cattle thai thess valuable Powders
will not relieve j. usedin tme. ss.s gss,ss II.
For e,by Druggiats and ali prominent Stors-
ke.prs.x 49,. -, RI Isl 81 NOV ~ 1t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

sFAs Asgsss shst b. ysnns Henritse, ~ Abihs-
sAss6 ,Fa3SsJ Sssis@1ssS st 81 EsS9W& 9sfs%59Ta
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

a ksr-. q vail . large and iscreasiss Sfssiaf d
tArsMhsst ths ssata sasrs unsurpassed in1soensats
Jrsssisss Iavsrs..sats Is cents Per ssssrs sf e.
- e asss 80 g ssass r sd
fisEsAls sATEe 70 1kARl.r @pyEsTIsEss:
NEWS. =-==s.s|
Fits Greeps Halleck, the poet, is dead.
HSw,ssea;Ety years old.
sssSeas a~1psssAFss pu1slons;ss
itrsue sonssnties until January. e7Ta ~s
as5oha e. tBfccfisridge il IN Paris. Il is
mid hs wishes 70 return to this country. (.
6ensrl John B Gordon Fas It the Spots
xusd Hotsi, u Riehnoad, ION Wednesday las
Baass21 III Fad avsiaagss of two q thr
- as,seasA bstx.sen spaniards and crsoles.
=. oslysyp sleeas shiss'frent ago worn in the
,Alslana Cenvestioa, according to .sketsh-
E34,.l yss 7siysfsIs ~ 80. s-'es9a iE'fSs (
~ A-vild tsftsy weighing thirty. and =
A.lf peeaass ~ killed il mar Alesaadris l'ss
: ESeku ii = Si4 sasiia f. =
IA old sian sfsishsy six recsntly married
s,sssx vshn u sighsy-fOur, IN Monsgo-
hsfy s.ss-ss.s..s.ss ss,sss. ... ms
i 4 esseii.a ssfiMstss IN present 81 Of
II sm6teaaea II ha 6lnasx taeaty cents .
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81 s,i.ssp, |, |. nov Is down. NJ .ii..
NrR ,Aaise i Apra. sipag afser; iii r.por.::
.stdetks sss's9ssssss rss.sss lI h'sAsss -.
-sl ~ fs5hS6dabl6 aeddines ID Philsdeaphis
VSa hr,6sss6ails SatSeiia rim unattended By
IN Ftss. ri & .s.sa ~ ~. I'll
sye e. vRfesA toktaius seven thousand
sXokS End IFS eas ~ he y most nis9nif cent
,I.sss.s ~ Il nsi H. v . ~ 80 '
= H 2ss,'l Rsrtes cr.;e ahs .uther Of the ~
esss;en mi;ps.se q asusths CArslias, IL bseu
ss,anees - FtAe iSSgg,s5aest:s ssas's5s'asc
Il asisstSi'daiioa n IN he railway, Eress,
VI Ys 8 to IN TO 10 Chie.xo i salked ii;
~ - "a lsasosipe To- $3.50. 900 oooss'
kJkhnrarSj& and. WssO man Of the Def1t :
s.kin .iae.s Il. -. 49, ~ " Esr
:yx; ~ !" sss "a b lssS..ss i. $50
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-27

b4sk Steg ia -
lis designed to raise Virginia .fiem the Apst of
her humiliation and make her the lempire
St.ts Of the Union. unlsss team b de,soa,
ssrated that thereby Anguits will Be peculiar
81 benefited This IS agvile. Islander. on Tie
noble Old county. and those Who use .ach A.
ruments LITTLE uBderss,pd ~ beasines of her
rss't. .p,triotic heart, but, if-shis. slandsa
we're the truth. and she. lwtEe beat alone Nth
miserable selishness on hsr own. aeerandi4e
mept, Il can be; shown. that Of al tho coun
ties along the line, Of this magnificent i'm.
provsement. Augusta is III one, msst deeply;
in.e rested Jersonally ID -iit9 accomplishing
II this road j. made. the y,llsJ Railroad
npon it's heels. Baltimore and Pennsyly ania,
viii. Of necessity, becomea competitors for The
privilege Of laying the track quickly over tie
already chartered liue 81 The y alley Railroad,
else their business, 70 and from TIE West, i
cut 81 II the mouth Of Sandy. VIII this Be
10 benefit to AUGUSTA 4 road which will
It once convert the who|sssstire Valley into.
i gardenr-give il 4 cheicetof carriers, and. :
choice .of markets. place every mar. in siss
length aud bre,d,h i. ,hs door Of. the, ma
kets q the world Whasst .lll !. choice o.
mn = nt n u -
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OTsrEas 20 Oysters isxers should thank ~
Tor copying the following directions: e !
Drain some through . sievs, bss In np
txo 81 three eggs, have ready some. grated
brad crumbs. sprinkle soma salt .asd peppe,
ayer the oysters. then dip each oystsr,Sh the
egg, .nd cover shsn Win bread crah.bs
hare the pan slsaF and hot, snd put Il - equal
portion Of lard and butter into it. and when il
boils Jay 10 the ieystets carefully They re-
qnire .elsse asteSsiSB 10 prevent either TOO
much burning Or TOO much cooking; ashley
are cooked lay them near the. 6re. oasa .sos1
cloth e drain Servesvery hot Care must
b. usedthst the fl does not burr. IL ii ssq
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s;3 ~
/ The Harrisonbnrss Literary Association was or
8 aissdrse' aiiys aadJensssK eaasy .saecssdPres
dent sssfs Afis4ssla ssls sa&e Il srs4ssf -saT
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s-ara aew ss1liAe sa& have - sesesak -
naad fos xsr1iae. Qssesey :zsekn - 49,
Lendsl Of III dsscrittisns, 1i1s, H., ~ - "a
vite parties having such propsss5 s1sr salSls
ally y The county q Auguste, md tAs v6lIiS =
virgipia, = put tht llns aAs51T &ss& .yS1<5fI
that No possess 5apssier adyantagta ~. ri
central location, md thofeuth EAewledep q ~
securing purchasers 81 Is Il e -. -.
We make NO charge for sdssrtisiss b. sA.v;s.
propertysta whoa W. fnd apufSAsssr foe 4 ~
charge conmipstsa sf Tvs tsf eeiG, 4 T. IA
out sfFths 1fst paynsat heds ~ the .pusehae,r,
ienoy 20-ti sl7s A41s fs.F5 sSst~s' sTesehFfy
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Orange Z Alex. d Manassas Gap .Rzil Hos4s.
The rspoTss-ol shs Frssidsn5 md Dirsc1orI
exhibits rs affairs in very satisfactory eor-
:aition- The gzsss earnings 81 szs road for
the past fiscal year were upwafds 81 S70 1000,
and the nett revenue $3.50 ,s39. A coh,ipsri-
son TIN earning pr month, EXHIBIT : pro.
gressive increass, until they reached in the
month Of september (tke close Of the. fiscal
year. the sum ofsss7 900, and the gratifying
fact WAS announced that the. actual revenue
received, exceeded, the Estimates moreeethan
500, o00. Arrangements have been made
to increase materially the rolling stock ofthe
Road. The work ef repairing the Manassas
Gap road, is progressing rapidly and s.siafael
{ rib. Should the weather prove favorable
Mount jackson will b reached In January.
and the whole line viii 81 completed and put
in RAINING order BY June or July next, in
ample time T. afford transportation forashs
whest crop. ofsths 4valley.ea ssss ssist'' s'A.
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Enthusiastically the best sustained WORK oz sae
~ ,@s kind in the world zsss ilss3
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York O6seyvsr.
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furnishing = pleasing and in.,roetine variety Of
reading Tor ail.--zson's Herald, BORON.
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Tae articles upon public questions which ap-
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= remarkable series Of brief political .essays.-
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49,. 6eaunten Market, New. -. So.
corrested by r. 1. Cleveland, Grocer and Com
mission Merchant, Main ST., Is doors East Of
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