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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-01-23
Prospects Frightening

The honest denunciatiun OF the Viz
GINA press OF all talk about Reputation,
and the recent timely and able decision
of onesof our judges against the constitu-
tionality Of the stay law" have already
done much to check that Generalization
Of our people which the folly Of tho Leg
islaturc was FIST accomplishing. Men
have been taught that neither the organic
nor the statate law furnish any eseape for.
a debtor from pecanfary obligations, and
10 bring about u reputation OF State
debts, there must be a total demolition OF,
both State aud Federal Constitutions
When the people find that the Legislature
is no longer the Hercules upon whom they
can call to pull them out Of the slough
Of despond, they viii go to work with a
will to prepare to do something towards
paying the interest upon their debts
and this. blythe practice Of rigid econo-
my, and by honest toll and industry they
can do, and, by doing so, renew those
kindly relations with their creditors which
have been SO ruaely disturbed by the
bungling interference CT the Legislature.
Hichgnond Times.
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Cur Richmond Correspondent. 7
RIcHMoNp. Va. Jan. ~, =


Bear g Tarqsniian' - our Richmond
Correspondent has been quite sick for some
time past and hence the reason OF his ST.
lence hes better now, and hopes these
few lines may find you enjoying the same
blessing"
The ''usury law" has engaged the atten-
ton Of the General Assembly for four days
past, and the discussions have been inter
esting. Wehaye been prevented from be-
ing present, but hope in the course OF
few days to learn more fully the views OF
some of our important members.
It is with the greatest pleasure we no
tice resolution offered by Mr.. Miller, in
the House Of Delegates, on Wednesday
last-'sas to the expediency Of paying to
widows and orphans, who hold State Bonds
and have no other means Of support, the
interest due on those bonds, and if expe
dent whether they may not be allowed to
pay their taxes in that interest" We APP
prove of such resolution, We believe 1T
will add another gem to the crown of the
Old G Commonwealth, we feel that it is but
small tribute to those who have done so
much for their State, and it is high time
that theii State should do something for
them. We are proud of Mr. Miller, the
true spirit and right feeling still beats-high
in his breast. Can any one Of us think Of
the suffering now, andreuse thefe. dimes
that have been left them BY the heroes OF
their mother State? Therich men OF our
country who have much in Stocks and
Bonds boarded up in their Iron chests
aud safes may nsl'mur at this, but what
have they done to support this war. aud
what is the number OF dollars opposite their
names ior the RELIEF OF the suffering woinen
and children, whose husbands and fathers
fought for them! We hope that our mem
hers will take some step 10 this matter and
consider well 50 important a resolution.
For there are many suffering ones, even III
our midst, who need attention sadly.
On Thursday last the store u Messrs Var
TIA Il yardozo WIS filled with applicants
sanding ia the bitter cold from I a. M Is
4 p ~ tor r.tions issued by ths lity 5'qns-
Gil tsolne Eve OF six hundred wo:neh nd
children stood il the cold for hours btAt
many we're kindly silehafad b the iaeF
esi;tf.fs aud business men II me nc- iibnr
i,84d Only "a hours had eiapsed since
the announcement Of the l7ti being tie
day iyr Tue lssue.oi the food, Still sou.e
$50 Of possibly a greater number Of tick
cts were issaed and we learn thal abort
l,-2tf OF the snnl al eady an,Fepriafed 6y
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Ne,c 1duc3'tj sem emf
WANTED. $500 per day


AGENTS wanted, ladies' and gentllelmnea
every County in the United States, 70 sell ~
Ink Powders of the Americas Ink Company
The powder sells for forty cents per packagss$
and will make ink enough tosfil fifty poltie4z3
OF the usual size retafed at ten cents per Dol
tie. smart agent can sell axgross OF -
day, and clear $27 go. The ink can be made
from the powder in three minutes in comIn4ns,
boiling water. 1t is perfect black ink, tHH
best i'll the world 1t flows easily, does not
corrode the pen particle never gums up, u
not injured by freezing, and its color will laetx
forever Every family in America will buy
1t, as package will last family for years,
and ink can be made in small quantities as(s
wanted With each gross we send q thousand
circulars, with testimonials from cler ymen,
lawyers, teachers, merchants commercial col-
leges, editors, &C., and the agents name on
the bills. Only oneperson will be made agent
for county. The first one sending Thirty
Dollars for Q gross, will receive it By returh
express, together with one thousand circulars
and the right to sell in the county he or she
designates. II others send forsthc same
county, the money will be returned to $hem
free OF expense To make sure, one had bet-
ter designate several counties, either Of which
he or she will take Send for trade list and
circulars if you dare run the risk Of waiting,
or sending the money for gross. Letters adj
dressed to the Mayor, Postmaster, cashiers Of
the banks, or the express agents of this city,
will show that the business is honorably and
squarely conducted. An Ink Powderwill be-
sent by mail to any address, free OF charge
on receipt Of forty cents.
Address, writing your name, town, county
and State distinctly.
AMERICAN INK COMPANY, Manchester,
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Ncf;ce.
TO BKEEZE JOHNSON,


You are hereby notified that III Chancery
cause pensi,ng III the Cilcuiis Z curt OF Angus
ia county, Va, in which The undersigned, as
Surviving partners OF the late firm OF Craw-
torl! !. Cochran are plaintiffs, and you e. al,
are Defendants. We propose on The 9Th day
Of February 86i, AT y special term OF said
Court, to prove the account fled with the Bill,
by testifylng ourselves in open Court to the
correctness Of the same,-and ii from any
cause, we are unable 10 be heard on that day,
We propose testifyjng as-soon thereafter as the
Court viii permit US to be heard.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
JAS. w. CRAWFORD.
Ian 90 41c
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YKssss.3rs.eas snssc,

The Subscribers VII regard II as q great
favor indeed, il parties wac know themselves
iliacbted 70 them will promptly come forward
AMI pay up, as we really need what is now
dne Us.
In the future We propose selling for cash ex
clnslvcly. but should any variation from this
plan occur, the party interested must mol think
hard iii he bill presented, and payments ex-
pected iii a few days thereafter
BY strictly adiiering TO the above PROPOSE
ton we viii be enabled TO sell goods at from
eight TO twelve per cent less than under the
Iuinous credit system. and by calling and ex
aiming oar stock and prices you viii see it
PIPES 4 FUNhiiCUSER.
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Neac advertisements.
ladies' Memorial Associate

ladies' Memorial Association.
a FAIR VIII be held and 1; pubic Dinner
given by the ladies OF this Association in the
Town OF Stauiton, on the 4tl Monday OF
March, 1867. with the view of providing iurth-
en- means for the prosecution OF the work III
which they have long been engaged, in which
much has been accomplished, bat where very
much remains 10 BE- done. 1t needs not to
commend this holy work to the sympathies Of
our people. An unslecorated grascis a poor
return for the sacrifice Of lite> yet this is all
We can now accord. Let this be cheerfgliy
given. Hitherto, the ladies in the country
have had small opportunity Of co-operati.:s
in this work. Money only has been asked.
and IN many instances. his they had not to
spare. New, contributions are solicited of
saeA End that each may bestow something.
Everything that can be made available in
furnishing Il dinner. every article of use or of
amusement to supply the tables of the Fair
will be needed, and Will be of avail ii swell
ling the proceeds. Send -four, meat poultry,
eggs. butter, produce OF all kinds. Send
clothing, yarn, socks, dry goods, groceries,
in Short everything that each one, in his cir
cumstances, can spare. Send articles of use,
where it can be done, rather than such as are
merely ornamental. Let the ladies in each
naiglborlood associate and prepare contri-
button aud send ittothe Association at Staun-
ton some ten days previous to the fourth Mon
day in March. This Fair will be kept open
from day to day until all the articles contrib
uted are disposed of.
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VIEeGINEA:-At a special Term of tho
j Circuit Court tAy Augusta county, January

1870 : y - se..-.
Cifcul. ooiife l'aS A1gusta county, : e -.
i-th, ioot'
mary oiehn' Iialntiu,
against,
$3.50 - = Dsfend lr,' 80
II annear;no from tho Rcnort of y q.
Young Who was. bv 4 decree in this cause
st fhs lime Term 1853 unnonted \ Pece;ver !,
to collect the balance Of the purchase money
ana f.om r ! Glenn that ,i,e sa;d balancs
If n,,,ci,ase monav Ia g NOT heop mold ~ him :. 3
and il further appearing that said Glenn re-
sold said nronerty to Granville Henderson
WHO has since teparted tI,islife. ON whose
cstste Z. T. Ajbertson became Administrator
and said Alherfsnn having fenor,ed tbs life
and he asfate Of aid Henderson HAVING baa,, !.
com,o, lied TO samuel psuI sheriff Of Asansta
eountv. On the motion Of said d 8 Yopng
a Rrie i awarded aoa,nst said Samnel P.nl
anil y i Glenn rat,,rp.hle ~ tl;o t;rst nav ~
the newt reonlar,term az this conr. to show
,.a,,sa e. INV .l,ev can wby tbe nronertv
,oreto,nr. SOIL ~, 90 mucl, tbaroof "a naIv
~, ,,scassa,.,y eborlJ not ha ,1-sold - ,,av
,o hanaa - tl,e 90 ,nonev a., tl,ars
~, M 4 he;no ~. yast "a hat sa;d ~
- = .loroa .l,ot sa;d
h, t,.
~ "a s;.od fE,.t sa;5 r. f,ron,
do .nnaar hare within enc month after due.
n,,,l;aation If tb;s notice o,d ID ,rbat !.
n,esssa,.v 20 n,oteet l;s interest
necessary = p'ose'' .T ilss INTEREST
SSte,
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Personal.

If YOU wish anything, such as fine Watch
es, Jewel,y. Gold Pens, etc, go where you
can get the best and eileapest--at 1. Mayaes
Store, also fine assortment Of Spectacles at
SO per cent. cheaper than former prices.
BEST WATCH CRYSTALS at Is cents.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warrant
ed at moderate charges.
8. MAYNE,
from o25 Regent ST., London, now Main
St., opposite G. HirsA's store, Staunton, Va.
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That distinguished jarist and paragon
of refnementand virtue. Mr.. JoHN MINOR
Boris, some time since delivered an o5ffer
d1ietum to the effect that all the pardons
granted BY Mr.. Johnson to our citizens
were worthless, upon the ground, ii We
remember Alright, that the President could
net pardon before conviction. Ihe Uni
ted states Supreme court could hardly
have seen this opinson Of tir ;iotts. ion
they have. just gone on IL decide that the
power Of the Pres, dent cxfeads to every
.'ilenee known tothe law. aud may be e.
escised 1t any t;ine after It's comm issinii
eltllef before legal proceedings are taken
or lnFrg their tendency, OF after conyic-
ten and judgement. In view Of this coa-
hict Of great minds. we1hink it won.d be
safer Tor every one to hold on to his pateh
lnelt- i1aQna5He7.
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The Latest News.

There are 10 inches of ice on the Poto-
mac.
Horace Greeley lectured in Alezan-
dria Friday night.
They have oranges in Florida that weigh
a pound and half.
Governor Orr, Of South Carolina, is in
Richmond.
Bishop Wilmer, of Alabama, has been
invited to ohiciate in Georgia until the
election of successor to the late Bishop
Elliott.
The Federal Tax-Collector will be here
on the 18th, 10Th, goth 21st of February.
The Herald's Washington dispatch de-
MES authoritatigely the appointment of a
Subcommittee on the examination of a
single witness by the Judiciary Committee
in the impeachment case.
The Tribune's New Orleans special says
forty policemen, concerned in the July RI
OTIS, have been arrested under the civil
rights bill on freedman oaths.
A Durango letter Of Dec 18th announ-
ces the enthusiastic reception Juarez on
the previous day. He was escorted by
six thousand citizens, amid the firing OF
cannon. There are eighteen American
officers on, -Juarezs staff.
AS far as the Senatorial elections have
gone, including Connecticut, the radi-
Gals have gained two, and, if they can get
in Nebraso and Colorado, they will be
stronger in the Senate of the Eortieth
Congress by five or six than they are in
the Thirty ninth.
The Supreme Court Of Alabama has de-
cided that to require revenue stamps on
State legal processes is unconstitutional,
and further that Alabama was de facto
government under the Confederacy.
The residence Of Peter Hammond,
near Bvklestown, Berkeley county, was
consumed by fire during the latter part of
last week.
Heavy snow storms and great damage
done is reported all over the country.
The snow here IL inches.
Rev S. D. Stuart lectures at the Ly-
ceum next Friday night.
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a telegram reports that a terrific earth
quake was felt at Kalamuth, Oregon, on
the sth instant. The sky was dmkened
with ashes and the air filed with sulphur
Gus yapors which came from the direc-
ton Of kalanuth marsh. kalamuth Lake
had fallen six feet and CrookedTcreek was
completely dried up.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-01-23

CovINGToN AND ONO RAILROAD
The meeting Of the joint commission Of
Virginia and West Virginia on the sub
ject Of the Covington and Ohio railroad,
held in Baltimore on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday Of last week, WAS, we learn,
altogether harmonious. 4 report will be
promptly made to the Legislature relative
to It's conclusions. In the event 1lessrs
Pell q 20. do not complete the pending
contract, We understand the commission
have determined to recommend a very ex-
tensive plan for the construction Of the
work.-DispatcA.
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F.esSrat.

E49FssV.
On Friday night last, at Union Hall, or be-
tween the Hall and the American Hotel, an
oval Breast Pin, Lava Set. A suitable reward
will be paid for It's return to this office.
Jan 23-It
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Rags! Eg.ags:. Isags!!!
We will pay the highest cash price for clean
cotton and linen rags. 5000 pounds wantsd
at this Office.
Jan s2-I
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-01-23

The Valley Viiryinian of last week con
tains long aad interesting biographical
sketch Of the late Judge JOE BALDWIN
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of
California. It is written evidently by one
who knew Judge B. well, and is just
and truthful tribute to one of the noblest
spirits and brightest intellects that Vir-
ginia, SO prolific in great men, has ever
produced.-Fam Viryinia Journal.
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TIE UsEry la us.


We have SO often 3feu o.. he subject
Of the usuy laws thaf We dcnoi dee,a i
necessary to eopsldsF i At length II tbs
late period yet, IS the time approaches
for the Legislature Y pronounce its- slscl-
sion, We feel SO much concern that We car
not look on in silence. The decisive vote
in the House Of Delegates rejecting the
bill recommended by the Agricultural
Convention, Clearly ine|ie..tes thar TIE
great majority q niellbeig ale sfiE llvlpg
in dtrsaess, 50 tsr as liaanciai pro
gress is concerned lgola Ae hess nJ9r-
nation We can get Ei}e EaVnHblits = tilat
the .senate bill leaving q pal cent. as ehe
leg Il Interest. where no. ali5f.l-w re aglced
upon and lsmit!iag wlItisn elnents 10
ten per eeas: viii hesps.ssad '.e do po8
lless.sEe 70 "a ;h@; .us. ie4isiss;.s,i sill
be behind tlN tines ghtl ahagethcl mad
equate jlse M :ssepey II hose Who
represent the Timing iu.c 1T are aflais3
to trust the discretion d sheif eonsiitt,-
ents, they should moi exercise Z iyq@lni-
cal sway over the commercial aud 0theg
business classes. Il they aye resolved
that the farmers shihl moi pas more than
ten per cent, they have ~ right to screw
down the merchants, manufactures. &c.
to thai rate. It the farmers cssnnet al
ford to pay ten per cent, there are people
who can, and they should not be pEohib-
ted from doing so BY the daln,ing interest.
or by those who represent It, If there.
fore, the Legislature be determined to pro-
tect the agricultural class froa its sup
posed imbecility; it should agree upon a
bill that will a. the same time do justice
to those engaged in commerce and other
business, who need no such protection
We cannot conceive that Virginia Leg
isIatnre can be so unjust and SO short
sighted as to destroy the business OF our
struggling people by surrendeirng itself to
such narrow, hide bound and Anticipated
views as are espoused by some. Wing.
It seelns there have been thirteen thou
sand cases Of aoggging in the public schools
of Massachusetts in the last nine months.
Il one tenth that number had occurred in
the South, how strong would have been
the clainor to put US undera territorial gov
eminent or martial law. Massachusetts,
however, may steal a horse, but We daye not
l. ,,,ov @I,o go,,oo
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Persons indebted TO me are requested to
come forward and settle up as lean not call
On them. and ii all accounts are rot settled by
early in February, Twill be compelled to hand
them 10 J. collector p IL. TROUT
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-01-23

In the Virginia Senate on Wednesday
Mr.. Trout, by leave, introduced bill au-
thorizing railroad companies to subscribe
for and hold stock in the Virginia Elk
press Company. The bill was finally
amended, on motion of Ma. Trout. SO as
to bring all railroad companies which
should subscribe to the proposed stock
under the provisions Of the general rail
road law in regard to the tariff of tolls.
The bill, as thus amended passed-yeas,,
%: nays 4.
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NEGRO IoLlcEMEN. -. lac great prub-
lem OF the equality Of human rights. IS
styled IVY An Sumner, is being practically
tested IN Washington city, under the i'm
petus given BY the passage Of the negro
suffrage bill Ih. metropolitan police.
commissioners have just received an ap-
pieaton for position on the force BY a
colored man, who is backed By the recon-
mendation OF dozen or more whites.--
1t is stated OF good authority that this
will be asonce followed up by d demand
on the. part Of the black citizens of the
District for a proportionate share Of the
elerkships in the departments, andfurther.
that perfect equality rs to seats will be
insisted upon in the churches andtheatre,
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Drugs. Medicines. dc.

have associated with me Z. S. TROUT,
under the style o. ?. IL & ELS. TROUT. We
have increased facilities for supplying Gus
toners with
Medicines. Paints. Oils,
Dye-Stutfs, Coal Oil. Lamps,
Fancy Articles, Sc, Window
Glass Of all sizes, Trusses,
Supporters, Surgical
instruments, Sc,
which we will sell very low for cash.
Physicians orders flledwlth the very purest
Medicines, and at city retail prices.
aSsaas Prescription Department receives spec
ial attention.
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Jan 2aa-4t
Brandies, Whiskies and. Wines,
HEGN.s OLD STAND.

NEW STREET, sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA.
have just opened the bar, formerly kept
by aIr. John Beck, deceased, where will al
ways keep on hand the
CHOICEST LIQUORS,
WINES,
BRANDIEs.
GIN,
RUM
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w. CIEAPMAy. ID. ID. S.

w. GA ID. Nd. 8.
STAUNTON, esr--s VIRGINIA,
Office, South-side fffssA Main Street
Door. East of IIIYy ". " Office,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH MOUNTEDON
GOLD, SILVER & VULCANITE. Z
All operations performed in the most
SCIENTIFIC -1yD SKILLFLTL MANNER
With Strict Regard to
PERM N a NCE
and Warranted to Compete with any
OPERATION DONE IN THE CITIES.
Jan g3-tf
Dissolution Of Partnership.
The Partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of S. NJ. Templeton s. Co.,
at Naked Greek, Augusta county, has been
this day dissolved by S. M. Templeton pur-
chasing the entire interest Of the other par
ties.
He will continue the business at the old
stand, and will settle all accounts of the old
firm s. NJ. TEhlPLETON,
w. III. HEISKEL,
JAS. NJ. LILLET.
Jan 25-1t
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TURNER s. CHEWING,
Merchandise &. Real Estate
Aucfi0neers.
Attend to selling in Town and County, at
the most liberal rates. Consignments solicit
ed Auction rooms
MAIN STREET, STANTON, VA,
doors West of Taylor, Catlett s. Co.,
REFERENCE:
Hon. A. II. II. Stuart, Z. NJ. Taylor, Esq.
Col. NJ. G. Hartman, Taylor, Catlett & Co
Thos. J. Niche, Esq, Woods s Gilkcscn.
Jan 23-tf
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Bargains i'm Dry Goods.

With the view Of preparing for the Spring
trade, we have this day reduced the price Of
Goods to the lowest possible figures; there
fore, if you want to save money call at
PIPER s. FUNKHOTSER'S
To-, ern
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Jan 2ss--tf
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