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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-03
Action Action!

This is the word which should be passed along
the Conservative lines now. It will be seen by
the following that Gen. Kenton Harper, Supt
Of organization for the 7th Magisterial District,
has acted with commendable promptness. We
hope that his good example will be followed by
all the other Superintendents of organization
Below we publish his note to US, and the list Of
appointments made by him for his District.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-03
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IRISH PDTATOES-100b ushels) wanted
4 at the Augusta Female Seminary, for which
the cash will be paid. None but good quality
need be offered.
Staunton, Dec. 2 1867-1t
nRESSED FOWLS WANTED al.:kinds
~ Dressed Fowls, in any quantity.
Also 1000 lbs Fresh Roll BUTTER.
dec 3-lm JOHN B. HOGE.
GAATS, OATS !!Wanted 1000 Bushels
~ OATS Immediately, for which | will pay
dec 3-lm JOHN B. HOGE.
CHaOEEEAKER'S WANTED!-A num-
y Der Of good SHOEMAKERS can find con-
slant employment, at good a0ages by applying to
the undersigned.
JAMES PAGAN,
| nov l9-tf Main street, Staunton.
WANrHD-lS00 bushels idsS IF ba ARResa 81 Oats
1000 pounds of Butter,
5000 pounds of Bacon,
and ILL 81 kinds ss Of Country Produce rs iurr
Antone's Building, Main street, g doors East of
Augusta. nov5-tf
Young MAN, of some experience in teach
"A ing, desires School or situation as Teacher
in private family: Latin, Greek, Higher Math-
References given and required
Address, P,
Care Hunter s Nowlin, Staunton, Va,
oct22-tf
w 1000 pounds FRESH BUTTER,
and 500 lbs. DRIED CHERRIES-seeded
will buy FLOUR s. GRAIN.
/ have on hand good stock of GROCERIES,
which will sell at small profit.
SANDIE POINTS,
opposite 1st National Bank, Staunton.
oct 8-2m
HNAEsNs VgANTED.-Anyo one having a good
Il little farm of $50 or 200 acres within eight
miles or less of Staunton, and wishing to RENT
the same to first rate tenant can be accommoda-
ted by calling on PECK s. CUSHING
July I'll Auctioneers.
7avD FARAHEEeS.- yyanteSl-Flour. Ba-
q con, Butter, Lard, Fowls, Eggs &c, for
the highest cash price, at the Wesleyan Female
Institute.
W. A. HARRIS
sept N-f Town papers copy 1t
ENANTED.-Two good COopers can
w lind constant employment and good wa
ges by application to the undersigned at Waynes-
bOrO mills.
sep 24-tf H. r.. GALLAHER.
NNIANTEEs-s00O lbs FRESH ROLL
w BUTTER.
Cash will be paid
decd JOHN B. HOGE.
DOARDENG.-Oneo or two young men can
1 B get board in private family. For further
information inquire at THIS OFFICE.
MONEY WANTED !--In small amounts,
july 80 PIPER, DRAKE q 90.
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A UGUsTA COUNTY Court Clerks OF

A UGUSTA COUNTY Court Clerks OF
"A fee, to wit :-Estray Calf.
Taken up by Robert S. Farrar, on his land in
the eighborhood of Churchyille, the 18th day of
October, 1867 of the following description, viz:
A STEER Of red color crop off right ear. I'M
dertind brand on left hip, white spot in forehead,
white spots different parts of the body, the
belly, and end of tail, appraised at SIS by Ed
ward Heller, VIM. Shurley and Edward Johns
before James Wilson, j. P.
EXtract-teste
nov19-3t VIM. A BURNETT, Clerk.
EEORSE STOEEN.-Stolenf from the sub
scriber near Middebrook on the night of
the 9Th instant, a Dark BROWN Mare, about
16 hands high, years old next Spring, white
or other marks remembered Her right hind
foot twists under as though set on the leg crooked
She walks and trots, does not pace works we'll
the mare or for any information that may lead to
my getting her, and 1 will give 500 for the cap
ture Of the thief Address,
NJ W. D. HOGSHEAD,
Middlebrook, Augusta county, Va.
nov 12-tf Lynchburg Nel0s copy two weeks
and send bill to this office.
QTrA EsESyAasD !-otolen from the farm
% .pU of the subscriber near Staunton Va
ON Sunday night. the 3rd instant
Strawberry Roam EHorse.
of medium size, years old past, low carriage
trots short, rather sluggish in appearance, ears
tolerably heavy, switched tail, rump slightly
dropped has been worked some and ridden but
little.
| will give S25 for the return of the horse or
such information as will lead to his recovery, and
$25 for the arrest and conviction of the thief.
Address 0. G. NORRIS,
novl2-tf StauntOn, Va.
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e. Mduzu. ESQ. i:

u. lHUUzy, ESQ:
Dear SRI send you list Of my appoint
ments for the Seventh Magisterial District,
which please publish in your next paper. 1t
does not suit me to ride over the District just
moo0, and oar people ought to be at a1ork as soon
as possible. [ think by the aid of the papers OF
the county, each individual appointed will be
apology.
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Why is Truth feminine and Error mascu-
line Can the Charlottesville Chronicle an
r-Staunton Spectator.
Because Error ceases to be dangerous when
Truth is left free to combat it. So with poor
hen-pecked Charlottesville Chronicle.
Feminine Truth" AYERS that she knows no
masculine Error that stands more in need of
her correction than that which controls the
Chronicle In time, he will be lass-oed and
subdued, for "Truth is mighty and UlU pre-
vail !"
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When Gen. Milroy was in Winchester few
weeks ago, he made speech to the spotted
herd, declaring his eternal love for the negro
race! It is reported that negro woman
stepped up and asked him for that dollar he
owed her when he made that famous retreat to
keep out Of the way of Ewell.
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yEvEIE Undersigned offers at private sale
i his house'and lot or, Market street, in the
Eastern part of Staunton, nearly opposite the
residence of Samuel NJ. Woodward -
aug27-tf d. r. BLACKBURN.
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AT THE SPECTATOR OFFICE, JOB WORK OF
every kind, plain colored, from Wedding
Card to Book, can be executed in the BEST
STYLE AND AT THE CHEAPEST RATES.
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Yours with resp

hENlUN HARPER.
December LIST, 1867.
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DUBLHC SALE OfvaluabIe Real and
Il Personal PrODertY.

PECK & CUSHING, Auctioneers.
doc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-03

The above sale has been postponed till Satur
day, the 2lst day of December
Nov IS At
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PriCOte Sales.

horses and will seat six persons including driver
Terms accommodating. Enquire of
Oct eft GEO f. PRICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, a FARM of l0d

W %O,OOO. sr.gOn Of country, % miles from s.TYOri,
possessing ali the features Of BERKSHIRE County Massachusetts,
beauty oeeners and ubry Of air II has been for the
Of family who had occasion TO call physician during
residence aud will the hehn Of the air There
100 large house With improvement
stable and all peded ouhuings house e
delicious o. vaabs woodland cut, 20 tans Of hay
Of ornamental large vegetable garden small
extended Of % miles foIa the lights Of the
land ~ miles from railroad For family desiring beautiful home
this Offer Address Boz No Bt
Post Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
Gtatbtrs.
, biobeet rosnectahilitv and

A LADY of the highest responsibility and
~ qualifications has been successfully engaged teaching Tor
Of years wishes 10 learn Of favorable location 70
establish SCHOOL for Misses Al the usual English eIsoehs MIN
Drawing Painting aud Music will be taught Address TEACHER Boz
No. IS, Tsuyovn, n. Y
A TEACHER of French, German, Italian,
Spanish exchange instruction for board
lodging Apply to Mr.. GEORGE R. LBDbRER No 81 Bi
ThirteeHth-st
ITO TEACHERS.-0 for Teachers for
coming TO- Those expecting TO change through
AMBR SCHOOL INST should apply nov Application Form sent
when required w SCHBMERH0RN. ~ ActuATy 40 Broadway
VyTANTED-A LADY who thoroughly nm
and fueny speaks German and bngs TO taft charge
othe Primary Department Of German American School German
d preferred Experience object teaching and knowledge Of singing
very desirable Address DIRECTOR Box No 800 PostOhoe
VVANTED-A lady of experience and good
Intellectual social culture be ecen aid conducting
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL the city Apply before July a. gvne
name address qualifications and references in full Address Mb L.
Station g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
auttion Sales Of Rtal 6statt.


A TTENTION, MANUFACTURING CAPT.
~ TALi-ADM NIsTRATORS sALR-yil be sold on The fn
TUESDAY August 1867 public hnon aeis Broad
Columbus Ga tie LANDS Of SeabOm Jones'
adjoining Columbus the north These lands begin the
aud the
itO feet when they
Of which been laid
lots village called the City Village About $40 feet
above the the site remains and dam Of
THE CITY MILL.
TIE min Cred Asd barnt In April 1856 but the dam len min
good condition. II commands tho whole aud
suento machinery for grinding manufacturing
large Water nom be easily conducted 10 the mill sites
below the whole distance to the $50 feet These ss
good II that Of the City NH on the strip Of land
thes dwellings two With gardens attached and good aubou
There 40 lots II nearly hEf each the City Village Be
village and the about heen The lots
enough the Mills be places " residence for employees Railroad
dspo convenient This property has most Of The advantages Of
town pfopzty and none Of the burdens
The whole quantity Of land referred 70 oyer 100 acre. So some % or
2 The City village have been sold o. leaving about l23 for
The land x be sol, such tracts And quantities shall be deemed
m advantageous TO the estate Of said Jones
PhiMENTEOne third cash third on the 23h December 1853
and the remaining third the 2h December 1893 but the second
payment shall not be pneiaa made the third pssmnt fall due at
The secopdboh 60 bear Interest from Bond Of
administrator conditioned to make titles
Of the purchase money. 10 be gveu TO purchasers
hmap Of Ctr Village plots lands by apply
ipg 10 me- SEABORH J. BKkNING,
Administrator Of Seabon Jones, deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
NEW ROUTE BETWEEN
NEWLY DIRK AND ID O s L o n,
VIA
BRISTOL, II. I.
THE yARRAGASgET STEAMSHIP COMPANIs

New and magnificent Steamers
BRISTOL. Capt BENJAMIN BRArroS, and
PRONIDENCB, Capt B. NJ SIMMONS,
viii cmenee running Long Sound MONDAY Juue H. s'
NORTH RIVER foot Of CGnAst, (sdonng
Albany Pe EVERY AFTERNOON Sundays excepted sooeh
Bristol with the Boston aud Providence Railroad reaching
With shorter railroad ride than BY other roue-dnes
rail-, - mles-ime. n hours. -. -.
placed upon American was Of uns burhen engine oo horse
power thoroughly all respects fitted IN the most
sth watertgh, compartments narrow ge.ui ooe" 'o"
deck and With arrangement for comfort and safety
In The number and re OF their State and extent and splendo
Of their ard IN the strength OF
their bulls fully equal 10 steamers
secured tickets for sale and height arrangements mace
st the Ofce Of the Company the pier In New'lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
NEW YORK and NEW-HAIVEN RAILROAD
1851 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lSI
wv" COMMENCING JUNE 1851
Station IN New York Twenty seveuthi and u
ave Entrance TWENTY seyentAst

ave. Entrance TWENTY seyenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK; go.
For New Haven and Bridgeport 100 400 (kIl lilo - nh
(Erl 30G (BIl AS, 40 aud 400 (EIl p m -. az
Miorc strstiord Farssd Southport and "s''poh ~" NV
For Nors.T lcc aOo CRI) 900 iIoA nj nH s&h ao tsah
Fsr DsI,en 100 900 III 20 m AS, 40 $50
For Cr,,uwieh zoo 800 u.1 As, 80 ~ oSP N. A.
ror stamford 100 500 OH AGO. ll9s nIe (sLb hI' @
(BIl ass 40 (.I) AS a@. go 100 lhL Pac n "a. air
Por Greenwich and intermediate stations, LW sV0 lis" - "
~ wv Wv CONNECTING TRAINS
Fer Boston, via Springfield, 500 a n. {haE 1wtSAh ""P%
For Boston, via shore Line zls lEhL SS ara M, a
FOR Hartford and Springfield 400 N kLb his >" 'hIh Wv
p
ueal $40 p. 20 Northampton -, =. a. ~. . "A ,u.N.u uM
For Hartford Providence and fsAsih haH0Aa ." '"'' ~~
For NewHaven Hew.LOndOn stOrngtOs Rsisid 81 ="
l2l5 200, 500 IN.
For Canal Railroad, iais N. 70 Norhsnptoa
For Housstosie Railroad, 500 N, 3O p n
FOR Eausatuek Railroad 400 q m, 400 p -.
Yer Dsn6ury and sorwsk Railroad, 100 800 n, tSpA
NVNNVN'V1. N..F-s - IiMRS IL HaYT. Sapt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17

NNATERS's PIANO F0RTES-G Grand, Square
w and UpnghheodsonI Pirlor Church Cen and Cabinet Or
warranted Tor Second band
Pianos MsoeOps and Organs great brsan from s?s S2oo
let and applied purchased
monthly nStmens received for TIE Old Pianos taken In
for the Pianos tuned and repaired Illustrated
catalogue sen 10 sdd Mandatory No &sl
Broadway, y. T. HORACE WATERS Il Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
Snstrnttion.

WTYERS's BOARDING SCHOOL at West
w Chester hours rde Of PHILADELPHIA Location heal
INV Aomodstions for $50 pupis number limited 70 100 keIt
scholastic wear Of opens the first WEDNESDAY IN SepeH
~, ~, Gstssr,es sppy 70 WIN. Y. WYBRS, A. NJ.
Oei' rVi N'eN-'-'f and Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
MmbIs Wanitls.

MARBLE MANTELS.-S50 MANTELS on
WI hand Of every style land quality which win be sold for We h
days At liberal deduction KLABkks hante W.rsreems Nv
l34 East Eghteenthst, Third ave- r. Cut this out
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior
Win Appearance; duablei bali the price Of marble
STEWART No 60o srhsvs, between s'fh ssha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
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WY LEWIS RICE Proprietor
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Excursions.

------~~~>-~~-~--~>-~~~>~--~~~~
Alloy! FOR R0CKAWAY.-The Steamer
~ ROYAL every day from wArrenst, North River
al Leaves RockAwAy at 81 ard u
m landing At Seaside EdeT House each Buefsh
ing sea bathing. clam bakes daily
nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLYN landing Whitestone BAyss Doek, Great Sk,
Motifs Dock and Glen Wood On and sfer MONDAY,
June the steamer ARRoWSMITH Capt Muee Will leave Pech
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ings Returning Nl leave Roslyn At 800
EXCURSIONS To FORT LEE, old landing
IL THOS HULSR Capt g. W ASNETT leaves foot
Of Chtopherst daily 10 asa pm landing Thirty fourth st.,
10 and up tnps, Sundays included
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17

NETWORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing June i"I-LssS
Hunter, Point Clio NJ $50 1910 n ~
p N. 3;D ,. m, 't:3o p. $3.50 p m to N sIs
sOnnss,a M,Dh., and Peg. rs.sIns5
RIa leave Flushing at II N Hunters Point a.
Jsmsssp half hour Ihiy fser'hst svy .ns''
ut4 L. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17

READING AND COLUMBIA RAnRoxp CospAET
srrsRIsrsSpxsrs 0yycE, CoLusBiA Pa Nay . isL
BEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
III Passengers leaving Newfork Of H. nooc Via Central a.
Jersey Railroad make eoss connection al Rssag e bphs
Lancaster and Columbia arriving al Lancaster and Columbia
IN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
TOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
ROADSIDE and sher MONDAY April q, 1857, trans for
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern aOd Western 'Os sh
leave New York as follows:
sa Express Hudson River Rsro,d Thi.th st .ns
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change Of
connecting Troy With trains for Saratoga Rutland bshss
sop. sndthe North
1870 a N Express train via Harlem Railroad Twenty sh.t ae
Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebaos
Albany with Western trains and al Troy ~ib
trains for Saratoga Rutland. Burlington aud the North
"a Express Hudson River Railroad connecting o. Asn)
With train for the West .
$50 m Express train Hudson River Railroad, connecting
Albany with Western aud at Troy Nih trains for hOsa 'n
sleeping attached. - Oh
AS M BIpess via Harlem Railroad ecuteess Chatham.
Railroad for Lebanon SPRING. Pittffed. ke iho Al
bapy trains Sleeping attached at Albany
via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping e
attached through Buffalo aud Suspension Bndge "tso
Ogdensbng without change Eone nd "
Railroad Connection for Troy viii be made at East Albany Thsuhs
will ran Sundays an, ~, ..,..,..
AZ for Bufao and Supensoi Bridge
and At Troy trains for Saratoga and points North Tbs una "
SUNDAYS NJ ~ y.l
PoughIs,p,e intermediate stations leaving Newton
N Returning POughksepns Of 34s arriving N'is
n7p ,,,- all, ,,- q. q.
g.. Alerton at $40 Returning leave Miller
Tor Al S % M arriving a New YORK at 1870 a.
vs. 49, y" -' ~ VANDERBILT yiee-Pr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04
an isfeltAmg.

y
CuRIosIrIEs OF THE ELEcTIoN.--At
the recent gubnatorial election in New
York, the town of Ellenville, Ulster
county, gave 1877 votes for Edward Willis
as Governor. 1t seems that Willis MUIR
dered woman he formerly courted, but
who had discarded him and married an
other on account of his drunken habits.
His counsel set up the plea of insanity,
but this line Of defence he clearly repudi-
ated. He was sentenced to be hanged,
but his sentence was committed to impris-
onment for life against the direct remons-
frances of the people who lived in the
vicinity. To show their remembrances
of Gov. Fenton's interference, Ellenville
voted forWillis who is now in State Prison.
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VESTS. BRADLEY & CARY
| 4l2 81 Chambers and 10 and 81 Reade y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04

An old woman on steamboat observed
two men pumping up water 10 wash the
deck, and the Captain being near by, she
accosted him as follows: g Well Captain
got well aboard, eh ~" Yes, ma'am, al
ways carry one" said the polite Captain.
Well, that's clever, always did dislike
the nasty river water especially in dog
days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04

- AS several darkies were passing an
agricultural implement store, one OF them
pointing 10 cultivrtor, said, !" A man kin
iist set on that thing and ride while he's
plowin p. Golly," replied the other, 1.-The
darned rascals was too sharp to think o
that fore the niggers was Free"