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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-08-07

Friend CARRIER is in violent excitement at
the idea of Dan. Castellos circus visiting
Staunton on the 21st instant We knew Gar
Der was found Of circuses. Charlottesville
Chronicle.
Certainly! We have more than once express
ed our intense admiration for the Chronicle
The circus man, who rides two horses at once
and don't fab of, has always been most in.
teresting study to u.s.
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New Goods! New Goods!!

New Goods! New GOOds!!
IN We are now receiving new goods, almost
daily, thus giving our customers the advantage
of the great decline in Staple Dry Goods; no old
goods being kept on hand at high prices, but
s.quick sales and short profits being our rule,
with prices proportional to present value.
We have just received large invoice Of
LIVERPOOL SALT,
in prime order, to which we call the attention OF
FARMERS, and COUNTRY MERCHANTS es-
pecially.
+ Our stock of GROCERIES is now very oom-
plete to which we have made large additions of
BROWN AND WHITE SUGARS,
now so much desired by Housekeepers, who will
find it to their advantage to CALL as we take pleas
ure in showing our goods.
Farmers and Blacksmiths will not be disap-
pointed in q lot of
SUPERIOR HAMMERED IRON,
chiefly for Flows, just received from the Furnace
We continue to purchase at the highest market
price,
either paying the money, OF bartering our goods
at cash prices.
We are determined by energy, industry and in
tegrity, to deserve the patronage of liberal pub
lie; aud thankful for the past, with bright hopes
for the future, we are, as heretofore -
BAKER BROS,
auu. 7-tf Staunton, Va.
Money Wanted!-In small amounts, at
| NI PIPER, DRAKE & co.
august 1T
EarthenWare.-5O gallon assorted Earth
IL enware at PIPER, DRAKE s. co.
! august 7-tf
New GOOds!Lf you want cheap goods,
IN call at once at
august 7-tf PIPER, DRAKE h co.
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The weather is too warm to finish column.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-08-07
Episcopal High school for Boys,

ENplSCOp1tI fIIkH SCMOOA !OT DOyss
I Three miles West of Alexandria, Va.
The location of this Institution is peculiarly
healthy and beautiful, commanding fine view of
the cities Of Washington, Georgetown and Alex
andria.
The twenty eighth session begins on the 25th
of September, 1867, with the following teachers
Rev. VIM. F. Gardner, University of va.,) Jas.
NJ. Garnett, NJ. A. University of va.,) W. Pinck-
ney Mason, u. S. Naval Academy
Terms-$3OO per school year, with no extra
charges For further information address the
Rector, Rev. WI. +. GARDNER,
Theological Seminary P. o. Fairfax Co., Va.
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nrills! Drills Farmers wanting the
IL best Grain Drill now built, will find it in
the celebrated WILLOUGHBY OF 'Gum Spring.
Drill. It will sow grain, grass seed, plaster, ash
es or any fertilizer in any desired quantity, The
toughest land can be sown without stopping, as
there are no pieces to break. Every Drill fully
warranted, and comparison with all others ask
ed. Call on the Agents, ''
WOODS & GILKEsON
july SLIT StauDton, w
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Stuart, P. q
JAMES E. TAYLOR. EDWIN T. KINNEY.
and Fruit Store.

Confectionery and Fruit Store,
~ Main ST., one door west of A. NJ. Bruce.
The undersigned having purchased the Confec-
tionery and Fruit Store lately conducted by L. L..
Stevenson, will keep constantly on hand large
and we'll selected stock, consisting in part, of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
Oranges, Nuts, Raisins, Pickles, Lemons, Cor
dials, Figs Syrups Pine Apples, Jelies, Currants,
Spices, Bananas, Brandy Peaches, Citron, &c.
A splendid assortment of Toys and every va
ricty of Fresh Cakes constantly on hand.
A frst-class ICE CREAM SALOON for Ladies'
ties, Pic Mics, &c., furnished on moderate terms
Plain and ornamental Iceing --latest styles) done
in the most approved manner ct short notice. A
share Of the public patronage is respectfully 50
licited. TAYLOR & KINNEY,
august 7-3m Staunton, Va.
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Eancy Hill Classical school,
IN ROCKRRIDGE COUNTY. v

D. E. LAIRD, A. NJ, Principal.
The next session of this School, will open the
End Thursday in September and close the End
Friday in June, 1868. TERMS for tuition and
board, exclusive of washing, $204 in currency
ps; able in September, remainder in February
Circulars forwarded. on application to the Prnel-
pal, at Fancy Hill F. 0. heekbridge county, Va.
aup,1st I'm
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A ugusta White Sulphur and
a Alum Springs.

A ugusta White Sulphur and
~ Alum Springs.
Formerly known as Striblings, IL miles from
Staunton, Va.
The price of board at this delightful Summer
retreat has been reduced to $50 per month, SIS
per week and $3.50 per day. The table is sup
piled with the best fare the country affords and
the accommodations 1st class in every respect.
]. A. HEFELFINGER,
august 7-2t Proprietor.
r aw NOtice.-Having obtained copy Of
IL the Rules and Forms of Proceedings in
BANKRUPTCY, made out by the Judges Of the SUI
preme Court of the United States, and entered
upon the Record of Minutes of that Court with
directions to be conformed to by all the Federal
District Courts-I will now undertake to procure
DEGREES of Discharges in Bankruptcy, from pecu-
mary embarrassment, for all whe may desire such
relief. ]. B. WATTS,
august 7-6m Attorney at Law.
ct. Francis school,
The present session Of this School commenced
August 9Th 1867, and will end the last week in
June 1868.
Besides the ordinary English course, Latin and
the higher mathematics will be also taught
For further particulars apply to
A. II. WALL,
august 7-2t Principal
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Money Wanted!-In small amounts, at
M PIPER, DRAKE & co.
august 1T
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refuse to admit US on Constitution, conform
ing to the Military Bills; if they repudiate
their own orders, then they are lost North
IF they admit us, we hold the balance of pow
er and, any way, We can't be hurt by trying
it. 70 remain inactive is TO give the State to
Hunnicut, Bolts & Co., and that is ruin. To
act, to strike home in conformity with the Mill
tary Bills, as guarantee to the North, saves
our State fremthe fate of Tennessee and places
our future in our own hands. This is hard
to do, but we must do something and every
man do his part. In addition, we should throw
million or SO acres of land in the market at
low rates, invite immigration; establish lib
eral system Of free schools; havea perfect
understanding with the colored people,
and we can defy even the ingenuity Of
Radical hate to harm US. Some may say this
is doing what the Radicals order So it is,
but it is not what they aeant us to do. 1t is
simply using the Devils ire-wood to fight him
with-no other material being available at
this time. Let us deal fairly and honestly
with the colored people and explain this mat
ter to them, and, together, we believe we can
SO Corduroy" this road that, ifa little rough,
it will secure us safe passage into the Union.
We don't believe Capt. Mason's "Black Bri-
gade," Of Jackson's Corps, (the same that re-
built McClellan's bridge over the Chickahom-
any, in two hours, while the Engineers we're
planning it out could possibly make ''foot-
path" over any other.
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PILLS.
r lie in q PHI Box.
IL EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS FROM
AIaggiel's Anti-Billious Pills

ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN DOSE.
ONE PILL IN DOSE
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Earthenware.-50 gallon assorted Earth
IL enware at PIPER, DRAKE & co.
august 7-tf
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NJ w Goods !-If you want cheap goods,
IN call at once at
august 7-tf PIPER, DRAKE h co.
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YACHTING
Lannch Of Mr.. Lorri,,.rs,. ".


Yesterday morning there was succesluIlv ,ann.,..
from westervets shipya foot OF East Hopsor $3.50,
yacht--not yet named-construc,ea for M pierre
LorrIard, Jr, Of this city, the owner OF the vach,
vesta SO as her spars can be stepped and Tho
necessary outfit be supplied she viii make trial trim 10
test her sailing qualtes The services OF well and
favorably known naval architects have been called into
requston during the process OF her erection Yester-
day - abe rested the ways the beauty of her
and the perfection Of her lines elected admiration from
the goody number Of people that visited the yards
witness the launch Everything being in readiness and
10 order the supports which held her position WERE
at the appointed Time removed anthe pretty OF
timber moved gracefully down into tho water striking
easily aud grandy amid tho repeated cheers OF the
spectators. fA
MIR pnfxvzoSs Erc
The dimensions OF tins beautifully modelled vessel,
with materials OF her construction and tho lengths
and dameters Of her spars follows:-Length OF
Keel ono hundred and fifteen feet; do. on deck one
hundred and thirty feet: do all, hundred and
forty feet extreme breadth Of BEAM twenty feet;
depth OF hod ten feet draft Of water six feet TONNAGE
Her frame Is OF white oak locust and hackmatack. The
Keel is OF white oak. unusually deep, and OF
Than generally made in vessels OF this character The
ceiling Is Of yellow pine her hatch combings OF mahog-
any, her outside thanking OF white oak, and her deck
iasienirgs are OF composition spikes and locust tree
nais one incn In diameter Her fittings In every par
cur ~" pc o. description that viii cause her 70 be,
yachts in the country.
sPARS
she VIII be heavily spared In consequences Of the
peculiar trade Tor which she at present designed by
her owner. Tnelr lengths and Dimensions are as fol-
ows:-Lcngth OF foremost from keel eighty eight fect
do manmast ninety feet; diameter at sspanlners,"
twenty five nches length Of foretopmast forty-seven
feet six inches; diameter, eleven inches; length OF
mainmas forty eight feet; diameter, eleven inches
length OF bowsprits fcrty-six ec, being twenty-five
feet inboard twenyour feet outboayd and beds
they are twenty-one inches square; jbboom, forty
eight feet long being tweny-wo feet inboaTd sixteen
feet shoulder and the poles respectively and
three feet mainboom seventy feet long; diameter,
diameter, ten half inches: main ram forty feat long,
diameter nine and half nchcs fore gan, thirty -four
feet long; diameter, nine inches squaresa yard fifty
feet diameter ten inches; sqraresa BOOM thrty-four
feet diameter inches staysail boom, thirty
seven feet; diameter, eight inches; gaT top spats,
fortyseven feet six inches long and eight inches in
diameter. M 1850
The construction OF this vessel Is Of such nature
that should her desire change her into
treboard yacht it can readily BIO accomplished.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

LIQUOR Cases from Iowa The Effect Of a Cow
eminent Liccnsc-The Status Of the states
In Relation to the Censsit1tton-Thcir Pow
ers Delegated and Resumed aislation
Depending ON Contingencies. &c.
Hugh Corny pa,nisg IN evror, The United Stzt and
sz othr sThsse from the Supreme Court
Of Iowa The plaintiff indicted under the Eighth
section Of the OF Iowa. entitled AN act for the
Suppression Of Intsmperancc for keeping place with
the intent 10 sell Intoxicating liquors. IN II For his de-
fence be relied q license from the United staes 70
se,l such liquors IN his place The Court below, the
trial excluded this license evidence, and convicted
and sentenced the plaintiff under The law. Appeal was
believing, a no states, that he win DO able
TO suggest other views than those passed
upoa = The Mssnchasetts cassA ard wnich
70 reach other conclusions" u u urged Tint In The
familiar case Of Mcclure VA the Commensurate OF
thsa = sbs sbsencs or psvsntipg legislation BY the
Ssa ne csnss from the United states would be abso
~ 81 y Jux isss = = thus MADE 70 depend on
STATE lssisasoi for force and effect thereby loses all
chsrsceer 81 v and bscomss non absolus Unequal and
OF no Independent q ths WIN Of those Who enacted q
bus waiting spens contingency, which absurd Being
sscosS * ssw.ssvssss sscion q the law Of 1867
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ca keGbla,e upon ths Seat such FOR any purpose
Third The legislation Of ccnCes upon the subject
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RavaL INTELLIGENCE.


Movement Of United states Vessels In the
The United states steam soop Pensacola was at San
Francisco the 10th OF April. She will remain there
until tho arrival or Admiral Thatcher.
Tho United States steamer Vanderbilt was also at San
Francisco the 10th ulL, and 10 DO put Qua Of
commission imnedlaieiy.
The Waeree from CAllarAprii IL arrived ut Panama
tho I'D nit. she Is temporarily assigned TO quad
duty here rho following u list Of her oilcers:-
C0mmaadsv-LeCnard fautine.
LsesaenGsH C0masaadars-H. n MILAN and M. L.
johnson.
Xci.n0 Naster-G W. Adams M
Aotirg BMssons-F. W. Mn,zsr, II. =. Dorton and jonn
Denuctt
katc--John Mack.
Irymcsfer-I.. q. Billings. as
,ynrgcun--G. r. Brush.
slssants w. Pollard, X y. Hne. 4. L. Lynch Third
Assistant, J. W. Lyon.
Cgsras-.G j. Harrcl and @. Livingston.
The Gag. ship Powhatan Is on her way 70 Panama
mo 0scools arrived II Aspinwsll on the 10th. She
The United States steamer Resaoa arrived at valpa-
raise on 20h OF March, and loft April ID for Caao
N her station With the North Pacific squadron
She experienced unusually rough weather In the Straits
and lost Two anchors. All on board were well.
The MICHIGAN was ct Valparaiso on the LIST Of April
undergoing rcparsL Several weeks required tor
her compieiion. she was sent from the Boston Navy
po where she has stopped BY she necessity VI repairing
machinery and boilers.
the Dacolah also 81 Valparaiso and the Powhatan
was expected from Cslao, win Adnirai Dahlgrn.
and has probably arrived long before this timo
TIC sssquehanun NJ Kingston. Jamaica.
tho Unisco States steamer suxqushanna, Commander
Fairfax, from Porau-Prince. arrived u Kingston, ia
maica, the 18th Of April. t ~
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CA N A D A.


Murdcr Trials and Another Military MUIR
dcr-Colonial Moraiity--Party Lines and
Party Hate In tho New Dominion--Secre-
tnry Stewards Northwestern Purchase. t,c.
MovREA- G. K, April %, 1857.
The trial Of Wilson for the murder Of his father nIaw
has ended in q verdict Of "Not guilty. The evidence
was circumssantl and contradictory The facts OF Ia
forts absence and the discovery Of buttons and bones
In the kim while they amounted strong suspicion,
could hardly, even in Canadian court, be considered
evidence whorson TO hang Ian. the medical evil
dence, medical evidence generally Is particularly
strong on both ndes.
The execution OF Provepcher takes place on Friday
Sore. The government have declined interfere In
his case tina, OF Sophie Bosclair The In the
latter VIII not, am gwen to understand. DO carried
out N
Another military murder Is reported from Quebec A
private Bevirs OF the Prince Consorts own, while in
the barracks and without provocsop, deliberately
shot corporal MARI Of the regiment, dead placing
his ride against Mar's back and shooting him through
the lungs The murderer who Is evidently spong for
strangulsion has borne bad character all along. lie
has tired TO commit suicide, arson and murder re-
pcated occasions and has given himself up escaped
murderer from Ireland should rather say he tried TO
rive himself up but the military authorities knowing
him 70 be notorious liar would believe him even in
such q likely matter this His trial win come on At
the mex, term Such II the average morality Of petty
jarcs and such the amiable faculty for PERJURY
played by professional Witnesses that should not be At
al astonishsd abb proved and tho murderer
honorably acquitted, like Mr.. Babin
Il seems rather odd that while the military aufho-
rites attempt to court martial clerks IN the commits
sariss for embezxemeut they should never deal with
the frequent murders which occur in the regiments IN
Canada
The grand billiard match, between Joe Dion and
NcDevitt, for the championship comes on the 10Th
June, or therssbosts GodthwAits comes 70 Montreal
20 practice with Dion Helms Of Philadelphia Yen are
probably aware has challenged the winner Ihsrs y
very ttle betting FAR the odds ruling 70 4to and
% on Dion isvssnsass a. the last figure dssI-
rabie In my mind
yesterday Vhsn Discussing The situston. cts ga
ssss Is On about siOOo0 and sss volunteer ~
Their brssoh Ioads and being court msred for swear
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party spds viiI 30 = aercs = ever Il ne houss.
shrse paroles, the sntLuaonisss Of the maritime
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II rom tnc Thiinocpnie leuRcr, may a .
Yesterday morning George Q. Winnemorc, charged
with the murder Of Dovcis hAsen, was brought Into
court In pursuance Of arrangement made FOR his trial
on Monday There was large attendancs In the court
room and great interest appeared 70 be manifested "a
the case. Judges Brewster ana Pcircs were on the
called 70 the TACT that The prisoner was 10 the Dock and
that ne day had been nxed for The trial
Mr. kngore, for the prisoner, said-I now move that
this trial DO postponed until the next term Of this court
wilnessss who are acquainted, ~ the prisoner alleges
With material facts and whom We have not been able 70
nnd. There are ethsn residing out OF The cty-wit-
whom expect 70 be able 70 produce upon the
trsons or two living near Dover, Del, and perhaps
some others ~ The VEST There arc several Also In the
mornlng and whose places q rssdence y has been I'm
possible md but We are assured that they aro In the
Assr complaining Of sho sxctemsnt snd prsjudics pro-
csuf V allow continuance n the css ustl passion
bad passd frum the minds the community.
me District Attorney called attention W the net that
Ne spphoeioa ~ centinuAncs vas NOS supports1oy
IL pssosss - 49, s~sss. Ne s~s,asa shss sSss
WIN whom he bad eonvWsa1lon, md whose name he
aid NOT know he knowa ssms hos asral and necouary
In the care; NM woodhal widow Of Heny B. Woodhaii,
Of Delaware known q fhc$s which would b material
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lace whore this woman was murdered . httlo after
three O'Clock ana then murdered and he wishes
TO prove BY this witness that he not at the place Of
the murder at the time IL committed.
After taking the motion into consideration for about
an hour the Court announced that Friday next the
case would be called for trial
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yeam Canada can incur debt Of seventy millions how
long win she hold with the Intercolonia Railway
round her neck, and under the new complicated and
expensive Legisiatures" There v Considerable truth
We have had few pleasant lies about tho intention Of
your Secretary Of state at Washington, TO buy out
British Columbia and other frigid but desirable
corner lots of the British Lions house location. The
general feeling far from being Of fear, CONNER
ciany, 10 rather one OF sympathy and condolences
POLITICALLY, however, some people do mot fancy the
speculation, when taking into confederation the recent
asslHsls displayed In Maine. e $500
These, however only units Tho mass Of the
British people never think Of II they do, act like
gentlemen above the contingencies Of annexation and
humiliation, and don't d."
Further Prorosation Of ParIinment-nIewe-
mcnts Of Troops, &c.
MoSrREAI, G. E, May 2, 1867
Parliament Is further prorogued until the 18th Of May
The two batteries Of artillery In Toronto to march
to s. Johns N. B., and be relieved by those now there
The steamship St George passed Farther Point at half
past seven o'clock this morning The Moravian left the
river 1t six O'Clock this morning
Opening Of the 81. Lawrence Canal.
ToaoSro, Q. W., May ., 1857.
The st. Lawrence Canal was opened to-day. Great
activity in produce looked for during the coming week.
Breadsus are firm at high prices great quantity or
grain is here in the warehouses awaiting shipment
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Tho Chamber OF Commerce met yesterday, william
l. Dodge presiding. M .. <.s.
After the transaction Of the usual rputns business
communication was read from the Board Of Trade u
Macon, Ca asking that loan Of food b sent 70 the
youth a there was great scarcity there danger q
starvation among the people. The documont We ~
ferred W the Executive Committse.
Communication from the Chamber OF Commerce Il
Cagliar italy Informed the meeting that the aqusducs
that place has been completed and shss ships can now
got good pure winter there
Tho annual report Of the Treasurer shousd that there
si4Ss.
members Of tho Chambers; that during IL last wear
eleven had died and sxtynve been admitted 70 men,
bcrs1ip N
aud resulted as follows:-For President William r.
Dodge; for First Vice Presdent, George 0pdyke; for
sccood Vice President, Simeon b ChittsDdsn; for
Treasurer Francis 6. IAshrop; for sscrstays John Aus
tin stevens, JE for Executive COMMITTEES, A A Low
lchairmanb Walter q Gfinnth Nathaniel I. McCready
Denning Duer, II Warren Wcstoa, 1amssl D. Babcock,
Yhilo z. CslheuD, George d slophsnsoa,S wiscn 9:
Hunt John A. stewart; For Chairman Of Commttes Of
Arbitration, walter 6fn; for member Of Comnlttss
Of Arbitration, Alexan1er ". Grsdlor6 ~ Commneee
= nsrcapiiie Lbrwy, qsny K BogssS Cnsnmsai
Milson 9. HUT John X xye1s, William .E Docees IT.
Henry spaqidinG for Trustees q ne ~" ,.sSs
King; For Trustee o. The iasutlon for ~ sayin0 q
sioner to- Licensing eson' Boarding House, oeons
ClearmaA, Tor Cemmisees % God @ssS C meS =
RuggisA Chainaaai Jauee BONA Whss = o'ss
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The sssquehanun NJ Kingston. Jamaica.
Tho United States steamer susqushanna, Commander
Fairfax from Port-au-rnnce arrived y Kingston, ia
maca on the 18th Of April. fst VI