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3 Fresh Arrival Of
New Fall Goods,
HOOD g. MlTTEN.

THE subscribers have just rrsursss ybsn
the Eastern markets aud are SOW feyeiyes
n large aud hsauiifni Stock ~ Gocds, relre,
ted With srea, eare-And ,wi,i, o sirw to IN.
especial wants aud tastes efthc people 81
Westminster and the adjuinipx country -
They have given especial rtteu,ion 10 thai
class of goods adapted TO tho waits ~ ,L'
ladies, and would ssS th,if stock Of pfeu
Goods canAot b. tqyeiel, this side the city
Of Bal,ip,cr-. They would mention. in part
all WOOL Deiaines, all colars. all woo
Plaids, IN colofs, theme v alencias, eolorr<
and i,iack poplins, Satin Striped Periins
Chcne Striped Pcplius, with a grfai vssis,!
OF Black Dclaines, lamcsc cioihs, Pfihcssi
! Cloths. Alpscas, EoIpl,axines, Black Iialis'
and Boiled Siiss. Afo . great variety o
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I. .W,EsT Esp.--Qur ptcrprising towns.
man, John l.. ltsifsnidcr, desires it to
be kept before the public that he eau,
not be cxccllcd, any where or any how
IN his extensive business. He is con
stantly receiving goods from the cities
which he thinks win please every boil,
who calls, either in price or quality =
\ See his advertisements.
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NEw PSO.--A Post office has boon
re-establishcd at Houcksville Carroll
Co, Md. 4 miles from Hampstead and
David W. IIcuek Esq, appointed Post
master.
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rss Gray hairs may not mar ones
good looks aud in many cases even i'm
prove the appearance, but as a general
Isrnle are considered Objectionable and
|snSany devices are rcsorted to to prevent
or get rid Of them, We know Of no
mode so little troublesome or objection
zahle as the use Of Rings Vegetable
IAmbrasia, an article which Of late has
DC somc so Immensely popular as tot
let article and beautificr. Il is easily
applied, restores gray or faded hair,
prevents, aud in many cases cures bald
ness, cieanses the scalp and leaves the
hair ii splendid condition for arran'
gibg
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BARN BuRNT.--The barn Of Mr. VIM.
Shaw, Of Taneytown District, was burnt
on the Both. ult.. with his entire crop
for the year. Mr.. Shaw is very wor'
thy man and as he has latterly met
with severe losses, he is entitled u
much sympathy The p,.macrat Print
ing Office, which was utterly destroy.
ed by mob in 1865 was owned by him
1t IS thought that tho fire was the work
Of an incendiafy4 gEu0J
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county Convention.

The Democratic Conservative county
Convnntion Of Carroll county met 1t the
Court House, Westminster, on Satur-
day October 9th. TO nominate a County
Ticket for the ensuing election, and TO
appoint Delegates to the approaching
state aud Judicial Conventions. II was
temporarily organized IN the forenoon
hy calling Dennis u Maynard 10 the
THAR, aud appointing George A. SHOW
or, Secretary. saf =
On motion, committee of one per.
sen from each District was appointedby
5 the Chair 70 nominate pcrmaeeut OH.
GERS, Towit: q
DIR. n. I. Shaw, r. Manning, VII.
liam Miller, Geo. A. Shower Lewis
Green, j. b Berrett, A. p. A1elspcr-
rcr, w. Zimmsrmnn, Samuel Cover
George III. Davis, L. r. Sliaglufs. Z
Said committee retired and soonmade
report, which was accepted, naming
the Following permanent officers.
Presidcnt--D. ii. Maynard.
Il Vice Presidents--R. b. Warden and
Josiah Adelsperger.
Secretrrics--F. T. shaw and N. G.
Mekinstry.
These officers having taken theil
seats, on motion, the committee abcv'
named was authorized TO examine tn
Credentials Of Delegates, and to repor
Business for the Convention.
IS The committee having again retired
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IlO9 Acres Of Land

more or less OF which about q Acres is
Oak, and the rest cleared land Of good quail
" ss improved I assns Sssa al n ws
soed sissd I've ssass Lea 4 49,
HOUSE. ~
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'"o'" = ). o ). sAS d Cashier.
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Quarterly Report

octl0.lt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-10
RegisiraiiOa Of Voters,

.tle .. e sheriff Of Carroll y eOsn.
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REAL ESTATE
At Public Sale.

THE subscrhor wishing to DISPOSE OF his
Farm, will offer at Public Sale, on the
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06
zI63 W est DaItIHIUFe 5tTteJ,
march 27-tf. .7fsT u Baltimore, NJ
nr Ac,,encix,s E,u,,nonic Syrup

~
This great medicine cured Dir. ]. II. Schenek, the
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when it
had assumed its most formidable aspect, and when
speedy death appeared to be inevitable. lis ply
sicians pronounced his case incurable, when he
commenced the use of his simple but powerful rem
edy. His health was restored in avery short time,
and no return of the disease has been appfehend-
ed, for allthe symptoms quick disappeared, and
his present weight is more than two hundred
pounds. sS3 fafS&
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cGre Of Consumption and the
diseases which usually complicated with IT. and
the cures effected by his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. DR.. ScHENcK
makes professional visits to several Of the larger
cities weekly, where he has a large concoarse of
patients, and tits truly astonishing to see poor con-
sumptives that have to be lifted out Of their carr
ages, and in few monthes healthy, robust per-
sons. DIR. ScHEScKs PuLMoSIc SYREP, SEAwEED
Tonic, and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all re-
quried in curing Consumption. Full directions ac-
company each, SO that any one can take them with
out seeing Dr. Sclenck but when it is convenient
it is best to see him. He gives advice free, but
for a thorough examination with his Respirome-
ter his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two
lkenessesof the Doetor-one when in the last stage
Of Consumption, and the other as he is i'll per-
feet health-are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81, so
per bottle or ST. so the half dozen. Letters for adj
Principal Office, Is North 6th st, Philadelphia, Pa
General WholesaleAgent: Demas Barnes & Co.,
n. Y, S. S. Hance, Baltimore, Md; ohm D. Park
Cincinnati Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago, Iiis
Collins Bros, St. Louis, Mo.
nov T. 49, 's &tf}
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[,lRRI A,lEIS.,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On tho ;14th tllt,, ,ly Rev
Mr.. Taylor, W NJ Matheney and MIS-. NeIia- Stanton,
n = all of this place. -
wRIGHT-BUNCII. On the sth If October bs rev Il II
Hawes Wrightard Miss Martha Bunch, all OF
Augusta. 3d. ss VI fMs. r "
FIsTBURNE-vsAN LEAR. On The 10th ult. BY Rev G
~ NJ See ZIG Fishburns and Miss Ella Il Van Lear
= all of Augusta. sa. sssss. s. 44sFssssssi
MAIANEY-RILEY On the 10th uit.. BIZ Rev j L Clark
s John Mahaney and Miss Sarah N Riley, all Of Aa-
gusta. -
DAyIEs-PHI!.LIPs On the 17r1i ult,by Rev. j. Pink
erton, W II Davies, NJ D., and Miss Margaret Phil
lips s.s
HENKLE-WOoDWARD On the 21st ult, by Rev. f T
Kennedy David Henke and Mrs Angelina Wood
ward, all Of Augusta.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On the 18th ult. by Rev
Horatio Thompson, James w Campbell and Mss Viz
gnia Demasters all of Augusta
TURNER-GLO SsBRENNER. On the Esd ut, BY Rev
w 5 Yonce, James Fl Turner and Miss NJ L josie
Glossbrenner, all OF Augusta F@sefs4s
SULLIVAN-O 'BRIEN On the 9Th nit, by Rev. Michael
Farren, John Sullivan and Miss Bridget OBrien. all
OF RockJridge. #84 z{ss 5et
MILLER-BAeGS On the 18th ult. by Rev. P Wits
+ ner, John Miller and Miss diary Baggs, al o.
Roekbridge. y
PARKs-AGSoR On the 10th ult, by the same, James
G Parks and Miss Virginia Agnor, all OF Lar 3ington,
Virginia. A.gY
LocK-McCooK. On the oath ut. by Rev. A Bate W.
M Lock of Va and Julia e. MsCook. formerly of
Va and now of Mo- daughter of A. Sidney Tebfs,
ESD, of Platte county, Mo. 81
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PIPER, BRAKES CO. +
aug 2l-tfssE r sssss 5s +gsss Whites Corner.
IMPORTANT NOTICES.

NJ Office! To whom it may concern, and es-
IN pecially the EVlL-DOERS and SANDER
ers of the Town Of Lexington, who NEEDLE with
other persons business and neglect their own,
(and there are many such that have no business
by which the obtain a livelihood, that have been
able to since sojourned here for the last four
years, except that of prying into other mems
business, viifying and falsely representing peace
able and quiet citizens:)
4 did vote on Tuesday, the 22d day of October
instant, at the Courthouse, in the town of Lex
ington, Roekbridge county. State of Virginia, and
am proud to say Ivoted my own honest sentiment.
Iyoted by ballot. The ticket, which was a yell
low one, had printed upon it the words
FOR CONVENTION. q 49,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

COUNTY CoUnT-O October Isrm.-Coart met Oct.
2Sth. John Marshall McCue presiding. D. 0.
Ferguson, Jos. D. Craig associate Justices. TWEEN
ty-four deeds and other writings were admitted to
record Several settlements and wills were also
admitted. Judgements were granted on a large
number of notices. for interest under the new law.
William Bosserman, Albert G. Freed, John Dun
lap. John Brownlse, Daniel O'Rourk, John Haw-
kins Alex. NJ. Smiley, Samuel W. Quick, John A.
Shuey and Henry Palmer were appointed Survey
ors of public roads. The vote on the subscription
to the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad, was postponed
until the Sd Thursday in December next, the 18th.
Bolivar Christian, William With-ow, Jr., and W.
A. Burke, were appointed proxies, on behalf Of
Augusta, as stakeholder in Va. c. R. R., at next
annual meeting of said company, and any other
meeting that may be held in one year. Marshall
Hanger, NJ. G.. Hartman and H. NJ. Bell were APP
pointed alternates VIM Ward white, charged
with attempting to commit rape, was tried and
sentenced by Jury, to one years Imprisonment in
Penitentiary7 In case Of Commonwealth u.s. Pat
rick McCarty, for assault and battery, McCarty
was fined one cent and costs. Martin Yount, sur
veyor of roads, was fined one cent and costs. The
usual accounts were allowed, and the Court ad-
journed to meet 9Th Monday in November. The
Docket was greatly reduced and much business
transacted -.tz 91q ID 9nfr 'oss.. f,a4sA pp
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

TOURNAMENT AT STRAsBURG.-The Tournament
ct Strasburg on the 18th ult, was largely attend
cd. A correspondent states that .the bold, dar-
ing, chivalrous Gustavus King, Knight of War
rem Rupert like in his craftsmanship; whom an
Ashby would little more than excel, Distinguish
ed from the restin a kind of Arabic Indian attire,
dashed boldly forward and took the ring five
times in succession, declaring his the victory, his
the homer of GROWING the Queen. We would
add that, previous to the tourney, the same gen
tleman took the ring ten times in succession. J
Messrs. Harry Cline, Benjamin F. hurry and
VIM. Woodward won the honor Of browning the
first, second and third Maids of Honor
Miss Kate Miller was crowned Queen and
Miss Mamie Bowman, Miss Duckie Matthews,
and Miss Annie Belle Matthews, Maids of Honor.
A grand ball followed, excellent music being fur
nshed by Jno. Mash's String Band.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

CWietenia preserves the Teeth and Gums in a
~ healthy state Is endorsed by the Scien-
tifc Dentists in the profession. Prepared BY DR..
NJ. LEvETT, Dentist of over3 30 years practice
in New York City.
BRooKLYS, N. r., Feb. II, 1867.
I am delighted with the effects Of SwIETEN1A as
dentifrice and a wash for the mouth. Prompted
by curiosity subjected it few tests for acids,
and found in it no deleterious ingredient As a
toilet companion, both for the sick and well con-
slider it peculiarly refreshing luxury. =
S. II OLMSTEAD, NJ. D.
Price IS cents For sale by III #. Druggists and
Fancy Dealers. %Sss s5 june Sly.
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The Markets

STANTON VA-FLouR--supe $1,000; Extra. sl1oo;
Family, S1200. Corn-Ioo. Oats, 50 cents. Bacon, L
l1o cts Potatoes so cts Salt 300. Sugar 15a1G Tea
81 Molasses 75a$l Guano-Paeifc So; Peruvian
$1o5, plaster-Lump, $3.50; Ground 3l5; Bone, So
Jsics,mond Corn e. Flour Exchange, Nov. g.
SALES.
RICHMOND, Observation-Disclosures, 546' bushels lnfe
ricr to choice s2ooa$65 red inferior to very good A.
% cosN@WRite l54s bushels prime ST. teal5o; yellow
ss bushels, 81 49, mixed, 40 bushels, ga.
OATs.-464 bushels common to prime, 6oae2 Cts
RYE.-56 bushels prime, 81 go. -=.5.7s- 9fz
MEAL--Country bolted, so bushels, $1,l0
MILL OFFAL-50 bushels, 11aa154c. $ , -sFf- Aff
TIMOTHY SEEp.-24 bushels at s.. = xsa Is. .s.-'
= - 4 EseF-s2 =.
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: For Delegates,
G. A. BAKER,
7 N CEIC

erased the word sFor," and inserted, sAgainst'
"a Convention. also erased the name Of J. M
Seig, and inserted the name of Joseph Mayse. My
ballot will show the same, if it has not been de
stroyed, which hope is not the case. Twas, ant
am still, opposed to Convention, in view of ths
present state Of the country.
voted for Captain G. 4, Baker, not as a Rad
ical, but because know him to be an Honest Mar
and Gentleman. lam not Radical, neither dc
lifelong to the clown Clique, nor can supper
any Of them for any position. Ivoted for JOSEPH
Mayse knowing him to be an honest, intelligen
and Conservative young man, who would be trut
to his Mother State and Country. Is, ...ssss
oct 3O-2t e. WHITE
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Reconstruction i'm Allegheny!
THE CONVICTION TIMES
-dea sel Re-established!! 2 ,Fs6g
-Alftsss~f Is 49, SITS Ir5
J. B. RosENBERGER g. CO.,
sas Proprietors. e5i
WILLIAM SKEEN, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
WILLIAM SKEEN, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.

On or about the 10th of October, we propose to
issue the Copjng'on Times, in the town Of Coving-
ton, Allegheny county. 1t will be large sized,
neatly printed and carefully edited % column news
paper-furnished to subscribers at So per annum
in advance-club rates lower,
The Times will be devoted to the interest of AL
aleghany county and the Mountain Region gener-
ally. It will contain full market reports, all the
local news of the Mountains and Valley and
employs the best talent of the Mountain region,
in articles upon the mineral resources and prac-
teal development of this highly favored section:
by an arran cement with the Valley Virginian
published at Staunton, Va, an established pape,
of large circulation, advertisers in the Coungton
Times viii have the benefit of the continued cir
culation Of both papers.
Virginan in every sentiment and feelirg the
Proprietors of the Times confidently appeal to her
brave mounaineers for support and encourage
ment, promising to make the neac Times all it should
be, to succeed the enterprise SO hopefully started
by the gallant and lainented Holloway & Hum
phreys, before the war. oi' :
Agents wanted in Bath, Highland, Pocahentas,
Greenbrier, Rockbridge and all Counties adjoin-
ing Address, -
J. B. ROSENBERGER & co,
oct 2-tf Covington, Va.
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WINcHEsER DISTRICT CoNFNRENcE.-A district
Conference will be held in tho Braddock Street
Methodist Church, Winchester, Va, commencing,
Wednesday, November 9th, at 8 P. NJ. The
members of this meeting will comprise all the
travelling and local ministers, the District ste
wards, the lay-delegatcs to the Annual Conferen-
ces. The object will be TO promote more efficient
y all the spiritual and temporal interests Of the
adoption Of measures, which will lead to greater
concert Of action and more systematic EFFORT
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Qweet Breath.

Qweet Breath. .,....
rifles the breath and leaves ghtful taste in the
mouth. Superior to anything ever put before the
Dentist Of over 80 years practice in New York City
LEvETT's AROMATIC ow1ETEN1Ais an excellent
thing, and is endorsed by the prominent Dentists.
Doctors and Clergymen.-Nesc York Times.
swIETENIA is pleasant dentifrice, whose merits
will be manifest on its use.-Nea0 York Tribune
SwIETENIA.-W don't think we go too far when
we say we don't think anything can equal it,
N. 7. Independent. s
Price IS cents. Fer sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Dealers. ;.sss june 5-ly
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Produce Shipped.

Produce Shipped by Central Railroad, for the week
ending Nov s. 1867 Flour 81 harre,s; Wheat, 12s;
bushels Corn, 1879 bushels Oats 1860 bushels; Bacon
Richmond Commission Merchants. Williams, Garrett
h Fisher Smpson,& Bass, Barnes. Justis & Fowler
A. 4. Huteheson, P. J. Archer \ Son, Woods, Fay 4
SON JonesJr Co.. Palmer, Hartsook Co.. p. A. Woods
& Son, Sutton & Waller, D. 3. Clark.
Alexandria Commission Merchants George IL. Robin
son. George Washington J. Dreyfus.
Lynchburg, Mcdaniel, Liehfield q Co.,
y Washington, d. G., Isreal Demng. 5e s4..-
Baltimore, Herbert & Harston.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

The VALLEY TURNPIKE. The Valley Turnpike
Company heldits annual meeting, in Harrison
burg, recently. The reports made exhibit graft
flying condition of the road. All the bridges are
in good order. The road is being rapidly remet-
allied throughout The old officers, s. Shacklett,
President, and Jos. Andrews, Superintendent, were
reelected. $3.50 HeHrse3 80
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

To RELIGIOUS PEopLE.-Church and Sunday
School notices, or information in regard to any
charitable object, are published free in the Valley
Virginian. All we ask of the leading members Of
the various denominations, is to give the facts
and we think the price cheap. Some have been
very remiss in this matter. 80 = -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

Our STREETS 1t is now evident that we want
hard working, practical business man as Street
Commissioner. He should be paid good salary,
have two carts and three men, and he should work
himself The right sort ola man, with this force,
could keep everything in good order and enforce
the ordinances and do it at less expense than is
now incurred by the town. See to it. IN
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Exc1rEMENT.-On Sunday last, the quiet Of
ing through our street, with a pair of hounds
close upon his heels. He passed through. town,
and made for the maintain but some fresh dogs
joining in the chase, brought him to bay at the
creek, where he was captured. He weighed, neat
ia pounds. -Shenandoah Vazleys 81
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

There was no Court in Orange last week, on ac-
count Of the heavy rains, the second occurrence
of tie kind in seven years. The Expositor says
nearly 1000 barrels Of corn were washed away
on the Rapid Ann, and Holidays Mll-dam was
seriously injured
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BUSINESS CARDS.
New Boot & Shoe EstaDIisnincnt.

M ew Boot q Shoe EGfaB1ishsnCnt.
IN E.A. D. WHITE co., y -
~ - sa.ea. Main Street, Lexington, Va,
Between Wilson 3, Compton and Antrim and FAT
ferty's Stores. r. lts ~
Having just returned natheY North, and now
opened with q large and superior Stock of mates
rial, are now prepared to manufacture
Gents and Ladies Fine Boots, Shoes
and Caters, atf'e1l3 u.
of the best quality and latest STYLE at the short
est notice and on the most reasonable terms.
h Mr. H. r. ,Colman, well known to the public,
is in charge of the manufacturing Department,
who has also selected and purchased the Stock;
which is enough to guarantee general and entire
satisfaction.
They most respectfully solicit the patronage of
the citizens Of Lexington, Y. NJ Institute, Wash
ington College and the public generally =
E. 4. D. WHITE,
H. r. COLMAN, Copartners
sept 25-tf W. NJ. EVERLY, } sf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

'sSINNER's REpENT.'-We have the only good
picture Of Beast Butler e1tant, pasted up in our
Office. It was taken June LIST 1861. We keep it
to illustrate how mean o man looks when he in
tends to sssteal spoons" not pay his subscrip-
ton. Come and see it. " sssia-e II 3 g.
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SWEET PoTATo PUDDING Take 5 eggs pound
of butter, / pound Of sugar, and as much sweet
potato as will thicken it, the JUICE and grated peel
Of q lemon; beat very light. =
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

MUSICAL CoNvEsT1oN'-H is proposed to hold
in Harrisonburg, a Convention Of the Singers of
Rockingham and the adjoining counties, com
mencing on Tuesday, the 18th of November, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and to continue four days
three sessions to be held each day. Ample ar
engagements will be made to accommodate ladies
and gentlemen from distance, free Of expense.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

New Masonic LoDGE.-A new Masonic Lodge
has been opened at Glade Spring Depot, Of which
Capt F. Blair is Master DR.. NJ 7. Peoples, 8.
w.. and DR.. W. L. Dunn, J. W.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Andrew Wall, who has so sue
cessfully managed the St. Francis Catholic School
in this place, leaves us, in few days. tojoin Faith
er Bixio in California. Mr. Kileen, from Alex
andria, takes his place. We commend Mr.. Wall
to our friends in California, as gentleman well
worthy of their confidence. s"s''@ go -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

MILRoY AT FRONT RoYAL.-This creature, says
the Winchester Times, not abashed by the AMI
mus shown towards him by the people Of Freae-
rick county, concluded to penetrate farther into
the interior of the Old Dominion, and on Wednes-
day week, made a visit to Front Royal At that
place his presence excited the same disgust ex-
hibited in Winchester, One gentleman, provid-
ing himself with a spoon, approached Mlroy,
when the following conversation ensued:
Citizen-"General, allow me to present you
with spoon"
Milroy-s.what do you mean, sir? Do you
mean to insult me % -
Citizen-sOh no. sir. We only thought we
would give you one to prevent your stealing the
balance -s8s74 s.-.7 t
Milroy-s.You are mistaken in the man, sir.
It's General Butler you are thinking Of"
Citizen-''Not at all, sir. You stole Mrs. Lo-
CAMS spoons, and we would not have YOU forget
it.'
Things getting too hot for the General, he
ssfell back like he did from Winchester when
Ewen was after him. ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

Another correspondent q the ss.yirgihian' got
loose'' in the mountains recently. His letter will
be found very interesting and we hope to hear
from him again.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

GRArlfYlSG.-The painful rumor about Inc
drowning of Preston Hogshcad and A. Is. Light
Merlin M idle River, last week, we are happy to
say turned out to beonly rumor Both areallve
and we'll. No less than 500 people have told them
the old joke about .sthe man, wto was born to be
hung could never be drowned; % : - --'>-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-06

IMMIGRATIoS.-The Virginia State Gazette, a
large daily German paper,is soon to be published
in Richmond. It will be devoted to turning the
tide of German immigration to Va, and shouldbe
well sustained Let our Germans attend to it.