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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09

" irgini:s :-At Rules held in the Clerk S Of
flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
the 18th day of October, 1867. ast "a
Benjamin T Bagby, Plaintiff,
Against
Henry o. Cease. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to recover from Hen
ry 0. Cease, who is a nonresident, the sum of
$500, with interest thereon from Apfil S0iL
1861. till paid, and the costs
The Defendant Henry 0. Cease, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by sat
isfactory evidence that he is not resident OF this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. ACory-Teste.
IN. RYAN, elk.
j. B. jr., p q. oct Civ
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09

General schofeld has appointed VIM. A.
Weightman Justice Of the Peace, for the
4th district, in place Of John +. Miller, re-
signed; and George Zirkle and Andrew
Sewers, for the 9th district, in place of Jno.
H. Zirk!e, removed from the district, and
D. T. Kagey resigned.-New Market TaNey
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09

The THING SETTLED The Richmond
papers publish in detail the results of the
first registration in this State, which results
they state, will not be materially changed by
the second registration. We have looked
over the tabular returns, and we make out 81
delegates that will be certainly controlled by
the whites, if they turn out and vote There
are then considerable number of the re-
naming 81 delegates that are doubtful
We are convinced that we shall easily con
troll the Convention, if the people turn out.
Charlottesville Chronicle.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09

SOUND ADyIcE.-The New York Journal
Of Commerce, referring to the opinion ex-
pressed in some Southern journals that a
long -looked-f for reaction in the public mind
Of the North has commenced, says that its
truthfulness depends upon the abstinence of
the Southern people ''from any course Of
action or use Of language that can give
ground of suspicion in regard to the genuine
ness of their professions of loyalty, or that
is capable Of being perverted or misconstrued
by reckless demagogues for purposes Of mis-
chief This is sound advice, coming from a
true friend. If it is universally needed by
Southern journalists, they will reflect the
true spirit Of the people, who are patient and
pacific, and will hasten the restoration of an
era Of good feeling and the consequent re-
sumption Of old political relations,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09

GOnsecratiOn.-Th Conservation of the
~ A. NJ. E. Church will take place on next
Sabbath morning, 18th inst, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Bishop Wayland will offieiate, and the public
respectfully invited to attend. A collection will
be taken up to aid in paying the debt of the
Church. and we hope our friends will come pre-
pared. JACQUlLINE STRANGE,
oct a-1I% -. Pastor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09

NGtice-To Joseph Nahr, John Nahr, George
~ Nahr, Peter Myers and Anna his wife,
Noah Areon, non-residents; and Barbara Areon,
Frederick Areon, Michael Every and Barbara his
wife, Jonas HELEN and Mary NJ. his wife, Sally
Areon, Hannah Areon, James Anderson and Sus-
annah his wife, and George Areon, residents Of
Virginia: Take notice that will, on the End day
of November, 1867, at the law office of Major ].
b. Watts, in Staunton, take the dispositions of ia
cob Crist andothers, to be read as evidence in d
cause depending in the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, wherein am as Trustee, and others are
plaintiffs, and you defendants. The taking to
be continued from day to day, or time to time un-
til completed.
HARRISON COLE, Trustee SC.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A EzERlCAN HOTEL.
n Immediately at the Virginia Central Railroad
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09
ssRightv on the Convention Question.

Under the heading "Wrong," the Char
lottesyille Chronicle attributes the apathy Of
the people to the "dismal" articles Of some pa
pers The s'apathy" of some people is GER
tainly mainly due to the "dismal' papers
they read, for whenever you see subscriber
to the Valley Virginian,o OR the Chronicle, he
is cheerful and ready for work. Our friend
should not attribute the "apathy" of few
to want of interest in this matter. tits only
the articles written $50 dismally and urging
the people to vote down the Convention. >
They are not to be blamed for being "apathet-
ic, for who could help it, after such .'dis-
mali doses? sl5e
The Chronicle sums up the whole question
in its usual pungcut style:
4 Convention is certain to be held. Why
then not take off our coats, and control it!
The fsNo Convention papers will not de-
feat the Convention but they may keep
away enough whites from the polls to make
it Thoroughly radical Convention.
.fFi4.
We have not read the story now being
published in the Valley Virginlan, entitled
'sThe Golden Daggers )" but we do complain
OF CARRIER for publishing any story with such
a title. The story is a lie Of course. Give
us something that does not 'soverstep the
modesty of nature. - Charlottesville Chron
tcle.
'The story is lie of course but havn't
you told us, more than once, "that all men
we're liars and dishonest Now what we. dc
complain Of Southall for is that he didn't
eat Of the dish we prepared for his special
qualification. We read everything in his
Chronicle, especially the little hits at women.
They never "oyerstep the modesty Of ma
ture" ~ w h94qe @
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09
R. NJ. LIPsCOMB, Manager.

MccHEsNEY s NADENBoUscH, Proprietors
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09
EDS. YIRGlNIAN:

DE MADE prOntaDie Tor vineyards OF the har-
dier grapes, and, tho red soil that abounded
was another good indication.
On Little Sewcll Mountain we met wagons
with stone coal for Lewisburg, 20 miles dis
tant, costing 10 cents per bushel at the mine
on Little Sewell, and selling for IS cents in
Lewisburg. 1t burns very we'll and is good
coal Tor blacksmiths Farther on, at Noun
tain Cove, they only pay 5 cents per bushel,
and here it is only cents. | find that all
the coal in this dl ection is sold by the bushel
taking % bushels for ton. Though sur
rounded by the finest Of forests, all burn coal
because Of its greater cheapness.
Not far from the Hawks Nest, on the farm
Of VIM. Tyree, we passed the grave Of Stone
wall Jackson's mother, with no monument to
mark the spot, yet it will claim the tribute OF
each passing traveller, for the manly virtues
of such a son could only have sprung from
a noble minded mother. Jackson always
spoke with pleasure Of the days of his boy
hood, which were spent in this wild and ro-
mantle region.
At the Falls of the Kanawha VIC were re-
a slice Of weighing 80 pounds, as white as
fakes of snow. The old fisherman said that
he always baited them with paw paws, which
always lured them to the fishing place. The
| fisherman at Wheeling put an cid cheese into
a coffee sack and anchor it in the river fol-
the same purpose. When the railroad is
opened to New River those fine fish will be in
demand in the eastern markets, for nowhere
are they SO delicate as in the profound depths
Of the clear waters Of New River
We are stopping at Cannelton, in the hear
of the great coal region of West Virginia
but there is nothing doing here; the OF
works are closed, and the river is so low tina
boats have not run for weeks-a genera
drouth having prevailed over this section
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-09

Col. Charles B. Tebbs OF Loudoun, is dead
Gen. Willians A. Owens, of Florida is dead.
Thomas Nash is getting up political pa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

TIE TEAL OF AIE. DAVIS. a
Washington letter states that Chief
Justice Chase was called on, few
evenings since. by an old and init
mate friend residing in the South.
During the course Of conversation,
the subject t"rncd Upon Jefferson
Davis, and Mr. Chase took occasion
to say that in his opinion the longer
the trial of Mr.. Davis was delayed,
the better it would be for the prison
er. He also remarked that legislation
has as yet done nothing to prepare
the way for bringing Davis into
court, and that the military bill lately
passed contained the objections he
had heretofore advanced against
holding q court for the arraignment
of the prisoner.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

The PEOPLE OF GEORGIA. CO.
temporary sheet commends the
people OF Georgia to attend to their
own private affairs, and let politics
alone. The advice is sensible, and
the people would no doubt heed it
and be thankfl,]-if the newspapers
would Just set them an example.
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J2IBTA.
Tuesday 4or1jng, March 70, 1867.


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thc I'LL Constellation of tbo j-n;+nj
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in thc Dripc;n1ns of con.t;+,t;op,I
ljberty Industrv romhinc,j With .
tborouch trainino Of 4bn mind ,,,,3or
our adverse circnn, s4oncns, ,7oxo
lion 70 tbe ,ocin,t ,,nl.,o.r1,s &C
nolitics blazcd ont bv sncb Sontbor,
Statesmen rs Calhoun Havnc on1
NIcDunic and = cornf,,1 ne,,,s,, of
,ho writings OF s1ch Nortbnrn sta+os
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i've information mon al orcst;oos of
nnhl;c into,ast tbot sbo,,li on,,oo
fbeir attention IS tba f,,tnro o,1,r1
JAMS Of the liberties of tbo;, co,,,+,,-
Politics os = profession ;s ln+ of
LITTLE imnortonca +o tho So,+bor,,
neonle ot ti,is t;na. bnt 4bo lesson,
and teach;,as &C tbo no+r;ots or1
saaes who have 60 ]orcolr con+r;hntod
10 onr con,+.v,s aro.tro.. sbo,l7 Ia
conned AMI Remembered Nv +bosa
who nnstnow ass,,r,o +bo l,+;oso o,,a
of o;+;vo,sh;n
Anart from no]it;cs bowa,,or +ho
Young men Of the South have , h bn,vv
rasnonsibilitv Tbo sys+o,, &c l,hor
with v.hich tI,cv bo,-o oro,n ~ l,oo
bean swent av:v ana n,ny ,vho
looked forv-a,l anf cxncctn1 10 oc-
cupv positions IN tAe learned nrofos-
sjons viii 5inl themselves dis,,
pointed. ana Will of neccsSi5v he
rompalledto fornco otbc;rcxne,.tatio,s
ana direct the;r encrgies to otbcr
fields Of cntcvnr;sc ana inlnstrr
.Al,hough Hebarrcl. az present fron,
7,articiDatine III the ;urlirs of tbe
Nnloud Government thc land 4ncv
love. as tlirir fathers loved before
them, Is ssilI left to them II i
olientc5; ana dcsojatc. !. Is trnc Ln+
stont :.cu!t, and .troYo arms can do
mucA to csse,.- m early Remuneration
and recovery. The soil needs only
cultivation to yicl,i IN rich rewards
for The labor cxDealrl uDoo i ana
therr Is cy.yy reason - hone an1 No
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!iu'le " Chapman have purchased
the stock of books. etc, belonging t.
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t.:cs assembled il l..yuc r.oi.nr. u
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'.l''fi'l'@' Il, = O c'"cl|. an" 1ijer ."rm-
lng 4 procession of tHeir yariUus so
uictios. marched throluh thc ,,v;,c;-
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'''',''
i'i''r'c' :" 'Ac vacant square ON 1'i;'ih
street, JUS beyond Nirhcrson ) iio;cl
where addresses wcrr delivered bv
Ceu. wade ;Var,,tnn th. un, "
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N"H- - >. -lr'hi'r and James &.
Cibhes, Esq, (who had been spc-
cia,l, invited l,v INA co,on,;ttco :,
oa.1,..,. a., .,,,,7
~ .''1' >'l''c'J ''i''' 1'e-
very N'Si aEo 'Ne itev. ~ Ilckctt,
freedmen We should like 10 give Il
full rcport of the remarks of tho DIFF
soron+ o.,1.. 4.
''' -''
P'''' 'iN'''ic' We Sii''i content oar
selves with an abstract. The pro
ccedincs were opened with pravc,. hv
Rnv simon Ny;lIor ls.,o1,
c
i ii''i '."ii SPOKE Oh V'ic vast
liz t''i t'tlltC ol ttlc present move
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Communicated.
ErIn,slnEilpI;.

= meeting of the colored citizens
of I,o.b1,n1 D;e.,;o4 ,,.o. I,o,,7a +n,.
80 'iet,' ''' e'i'
AFRICAN u, T. Oh0rch' on thursday
evening", the i1tl instant On mo-
ton Of V. B. Nash. G. ). Carroll was
caIlnl - ~. cl.;.. ,,.hn e.,4ol ~,
.1;.4 E ~, -. ~ ''',N y
0"Jc'' VI '''e nleeIiil9 10 oe 10 'NNc
steps to celebrate the passage OF the
Act Of Congress of March y 1867,
oiviuo. MS the riobt of fy.ocl,;.o
p,.,,.o, w., e....1 ~, 7,-.,1;. ~
, - = =" % ''i.''o'' ~ y i''''''h wal
Acr-
On motion OF WM. t,,;M0ns, J. ).
Bampheld WAS requested to act as
Secretary.
On motion os G. Il Wilder. l;uv.
-. Pickett addressed the mcctin~.
On motion Of James Davis, a com
mlttcC Of seven was appointed to
prepare business for the meeting.
The committee consisted Of j. Davis,
{. NJ. Wilder, II. RcGdin. y m 81
mons. IL. Glide and \. richardson.
during he absence of The committee,
". Is. Nash addressed the meeting.
The committee returned and reported
the following resolution:
R@So'l'eI That tAc citizens Of tie
District 10 have demonstration il
hoAor OF tAc Act Of >Ae Thiriy-min.h
Congress OF March ,. giving us The
night OF suffrage.
n Il. Edwards offered the fellow
ing preamble and resolutions. which
We're adopted:
Whereas, an All-wisc Providence
has, IN MS Divine wisdom, seen fit to
cause this great nation to r2.uase rs
from the disadvantages and dcpri-
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Suffering in soutl Carolina.

Oh thc CnlUcU StltCS Gf!4T-;l North
ern man-now on >iuty in South ga
rolina, to Il rclativc in New York,
published in the 1In2oS. There IS
abundant reason 10Y believing shat
the picture it gives Of Southern SUI
fering and humiliation, tcrrible as it
is, is not overdrawn 1t seems in
credible that men should exist who
are willing, for political purposes, to
add still further to wrctchedncss so
extreme:
S. c., March, 1867.
don't hear much about 1Ir. Pea
boly's bequest; what / do hear gene
rally is praise and u certain measure
of gratitude. The truth is, that these
people are SO tortured with dobt and
poverty that they hardly mind any
thing which has not Il direct relation
to getting daily bread and necessary
raiment- DO hope to God that we
never snail approach the horrible
crime and cruelty OF coniiscation, or
any similar measure Of mere ven
gcancc Looking this lesolated and
pauperizad community Of widows and
orphans i'll the face, | feel like I'M
prccatlnS curses on the head OF any
man who strives to add TO their
misery. The amendment is right; it
Furnishes the very men who ought to
be punished; it is simple and not un-
merciful justice. l approve OF Sher-
mans military bill because it en-
forces the amendment But this
whispering about contiscation seems
to me like the Whispering of muir
derers. a large portion of this peo-
pie is close on the verge of starvation;
and if you take away the land, or if
YOU render their landed tcnures so
Insecure rs to interfere with the plant
ing of crops, there Will be horrible
misery; the South viii bc Poland.
an Ireland, an India, q he'll to itself
and & horrible disgrace to us.
There is q family within a mile of
this place living in ''brush house."
q shanty of fresh pine branches. 1t
consists of a mother, who had son
killed, a daughter Of twenty, who had
of +L;r4aa, i1 III, 80 .-.ei
The eldest danobtor told mo +bo+ ia
had been all over the village to get
work, and had failed a few words
OF pity brought the tears rolling
down the eldest girls sallow cheeks.
"Oh,o she said 81 bava bnnn tbronol
Il power in the last two wears. She
1oio 1oio me that she WASH used to gong
a;.1. ,';al, - "ali'o' ''.'.' ~ iI!"l,c lti
as we have had three inches of snow
Let us hope that there will be no
conllsca'loh 10 complete thc rum ana
nnnnj,t;n, Io1 tho;'. ''''e a17 ,it;nnI lIit;'',I
mills clack: they vii! wear out and
stop some day.
Tho million OF dollars proposed to
be given by Congress is UrGcd oily
to relieve the temporary wants ot thc
people OF she Scut.!. Gen. Conway,
OF New York, WHO Las had ~ inter
view with Gen. Howard Oh this sub
jcct, reports that the want, Of the
SoWt'.rrn poor are very great, and
thai malT III that section VIII starve
to death if left uuailcl during the
coming tATee months. He also ascer-
cr;, has +o,oo.,,,>l,7 u.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

The Louisville Journal says Sena-
tor Guthrie is gradually improving.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

MoHrGAGEs s-TnG B>EKRyl'- Law.
Does the bankrupt iaw ST aside
deeds of trust OF other liens upon
property? Clearly not, where there
is 80 design to defraud other c1edi-
tors, nor to cvade the provisions of
the law itself. On tie contrary, the
creditor hol,.inS 4 mortgage which
does not cove" the whole debt due
him, may come il pro Juiu with other
creditors for the balance due him.
The law makes provision for debts
for rent, rs slrcty, and other like
debts. even where the debt has not
become dne.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

Under the Austrian rule newspapers
never nonrished in Venetia, but since
the Austrians have withdrawn, news
papers have risen with 50 much
rapidity in that country that the
Milan type foundries are unable to
supply printing materials fast enough.
-Four papers are noticed as having
started in different parts of Venetia
IN single day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

The famous Russian sheet iron has
been successfully made at Youngs-
town, Ohio.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

THE rEMocNAcx NORTH "Brick
Pomeroy,' who is now lectcrins in
Nashville. says tnat ''all hope for the
South nov lies in the Democracy OF
the North. 1t seems to us that we
have heard something very much Ike
that several times before Though
not naturally sllcptical, we confess to
bat little faith in the saving proper
ties Of the Northern Democracy The
Will may be good enough, but we are
appro hensive the ability is lacking;
and il that is the only prop and staff
left, upon which to lean, we guess it
Will 'soon be all day with the South. .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

FE,.AS MEETING IN NEw YonK. y
grand mass meeting OF the tenians
was held on Wednesday evening. H.
Union Square, New York. Upwards
OF 10000 persons were present, not
wi!hstandinS the nnpropitious state
of the weather; and the SPEAKERS
platforms, which were handsomely
illuminated, were surrounded by an
anxious and earnest throng. Intense
enthusiasm prevailed, and ''aid for
Ireland, " it IS stated, was evidently
the object and intention Of the vast
conconrse. A large number OF speak
ers addressed the assemblage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-06

The summer fashions have about finished
their course. II is as jet unknown what the
early fall styles will be. Frost will soon pay
Us . visit, and then the authorities will be
compelled to speak.
From Paris paper We learn that new
style Of hat is made Of soma white fancy
straw, and 10 bordered with narrow black
or indeed any color, velvet.and its more
common form has three fastastic orns nent.
OF similar velvet on the top, with . tuft Of
flowers ON the side. Occasionally 1 flower
10 fixed in the center ofthese ornaments. and
It other times the hat has . spike or mob in
the center of the crown, and has narrow vel.
Vet strings, which fasten with flower be-
meath the ehgnon. Oas characteristic hat.
waich is occasionally met with in the Bots,
10 CT the porkpipa shape, and has the space
intervening between the rim and the crown
filed up with bright green moss, from out
Of which peep scores Of tiny flowers, forming
. circular floral pafterre round the crown. ON
. hummins bird with open bsak and one or
two glitseriag Insects are usually poised.
Oshef hats ars covered entirely viii = even
NESS Of peacock's Or phessast's feathers.
With An aigrss from out Ct which spriass !
aasls handsome feather ON The lsfi side,
lsavias not scrap Of the material Of which
- ahaps = nads visible.
- sss7esav vsA,s y kaow hsw ~ ~
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Proclamalion I'm Admiralty.
GATED aates4f AnntnA DAlvtR4fs1aeas
Uuits6 essts1 Nusssnlh Once, l
KAoknh 4 I

ksokak, aspt I. 1867. !
HEREBY give notice thas By virtue u warrant O.
u arrest sAs nonIson, tssua oat u tie olhe of ths
Clerk Of the United ktst D1stct Court In lh r The
District Of IswA and 10 directed In the following
cause. 10 Wit Michel Cosssllo mariner and libsaut
against the boat or barge No. g. or Barge r. duo
g. tackle and apparel and in cis an marAtims
for demand Of cont act Of wAges, STA co. did the
Ath day Sept 1851 q The port u xskuk kss CouD-
~ Io~a In ssid District Of Iowa. street. and take In ny
for custody, add do detar the sad
sasgs No Lasse ~ = r duc s, tackle nd apparel
aad hereby aasU give public notice that the time
gned for tbs etnrn Of aid ~asrat v the I7th dsy
~ tsptsa Der. 1891. At 10 L. M aud hersby adaonhh
and summons all psreons claiming any trsst In tbs
said barge No. s. VI barge n. DUO s, her tackle
aud apparel, knowing bsvug an, thiog ~, Why
the should not be nondsl ned and sd snt Vel
the demand Of s.d iheisLt that they be spp~sr
eors the sid District Court for the Lisrcs Of Iowa.
. return term begun and holden 1t sad DissIt ~
Court koom the 1I,h day Vt Sep. at Keo
kuk, Iowa, IN said District. ssid last named day
when aud hsse said Aesrd tia and eef
- po.s their claim aud answer iai1 bel and max
their allegations In that behalf
CIV. CLARK, Q. I'm,
sepi5 II. fuLTvN, Dep.