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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-19

Orange, Albemarle, Augusta, Rockbridge,
Bath and Allegheny through which this
road passes, have, probably taxable prop
Eertyof forty millions Of dollars. Cant
each Of them subscribe to this stock =?
This is not a contribution from which no
dividends are to be expected. There is
no question, that as soon as the work is
completed to the Ohio River, the divi-
dends received by the Counties, will not
only paylthe interest on the loans, which
are made to pay for the stock, but will, in
few years, pay the principal,
In order that our readers may form an
estimate Of the probable business thatw
be done on the Chesapeake & Ohio r. r.,
we give the results onsome Of the North
ern road.
New York CENTRAL RAILROAD.
No. passengers carried in 1866, 8, 740,156
g Tons III -" &iss q 2s1 ,6O2, 1877
Total revenue in 1866, s14,5ee, 1856.
This road runs along the line Of the Erie
and divides the business with that work.
READING RAILRoAD, 100 MILES LONG.
No. passengers carried in 1866, 384,3o2
/" Tons of merchandise, ~ 1887, 121
'iaa's Coal 3,714,6s4
Total revenue in 1866, sss $10902,819.
+ PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. q
No. passengers carried in 1865, 1896, 213'
G Tons Of freight e :" 2,764,876
Total revenue il 1865, s14,759,057 &C.:
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad have
published no report for a number Of years.
Some persons allege that they desire to
conceal the enormous amount Of money
which it is making, but, bethat as it may,
we feel5assured the plain, practical people
of Augusta, and the other counties, will
] see enough from, this article to show them,
/ where their true interests lie, and will act
accordingly. w sa3 II
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TnDOrtant Notice.

Mrs.4M. 3. PAGAN; is now selling her stock
of goods exceedingly cheap for cash. She has
every thing usually found in first class mil
linery establishment. New goods are con-
stantly being received, and are much cheaper
than they were early in the season. Call and
see them, and you will not be disappointed.
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April 24-tf
Cheaper Than Ever.

The best "A Brown Cotton cheaper than
since the war. Also, Prints and Bleaehed
Cottons and Cotton Yarns, at greatly reduced
prices, can be found at
may 15-tf PIPER, DRAKE & cos.
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June 1912
st. Charles Hotel.
Corner Of Main and 18th Streets,

: ~ KICHMOND, VA,
Board $3.50 per day.
Mr.. J. W. Booz, late of the Norvell House,
Lynchburg, Va, being connected with the
st. Charles, will be pleased to see his many
friends, asshe can assure them Of LIST class ac-
commodations. s0
June 19-2m
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Notice. The annual examination of the
Pupils of the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind will take place on the 9th
inst at 8 o'clock P. NJ, where addresses viii
be delivered and prizes distributed.
On the evening of 25th CONCERT of vo-
cal and instrumental music will be, given by
the Professor Of music, Mr.. A. J. Turner, ito
commence at 8o'clock. The public are respect
fully invited to be present on both occasions.
J.C.C0YELL, Principal.
Juna 1921
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Hoop skirts.

The sspatent Odessa collapsing skirt which
can be altered to any shape instantly, has
created quite sensation amongst the ladies'.
The advantages they possess are great and
easily noticed, call and see them. Also lot
Of Hoop Skirts the cheapest in the market.
June 19-tf ~ g. HIRSH SEQ.
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Hotchkiss & CrockwelI,

Real Estate Agents, Staunton, Va, want
farming and mineral lands Of all kinds, to
show parties who are coming to examine and
buy, and they will advertise them without
charge unless they make a sale. They hope
parties wishing to sell, in whole or in part,
will let them kn ow what they have, and they
will send them purchasers.
T,,no 10. tff s-a u
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Flour! Flour

Superior Brands of Family, Extra and Su-
perdne Flour warrented, for family use-for
Icse by BAKER BRO
may 15-tf
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Chance to Sell Virginia Lands,

have formed business connection with
Messrs. Murphy & Troutman, Real Estate
Agents and Brokers, Philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchase Of large num-
Der of farms and other real property in vir-
ginia, for which fair and reasonable prices
will be paid by Pennsylyanians desiring to
remove to this State
On application, in person or by mail, will
with pleasure furnish any one having land for
sale specific information on the subject
j. D. IMBODEN, -'
.sssa ss Attorney at Law, -
Z April 24-tf Richmond, Va.
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$50 Reward.

q ~ STOLEN from my Stable, in the county
Of iFittsylvania, on the night of the Goth in
slant, a light Iron gray Mare, in good order,
about five feet high, years old this spring
She has knot on one of her front ankle
joints, and white spot or splotch on the side
Of the mouth just above where the bit works.
will pay the above reward for the recovery
of the above described animal and the appre-
hension of the thief, or Fifty dollars for the
recovery of the Mare.
RALEIGH T. VAUGHAN,
NAV 29-4t* IS 49, Leesyille. Va, Z
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/; LAND SALES. One hundred and eighty
acres Of land were recently sold in Loudon
county at $50 SO. per acre. Other sales
! at $40, $40 and s33'77 per acre, were also
made, -''s (. s
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selling Off at Cost.

We have on hand beautiful assortment of
Parresols which we will sell off at cost-call
soon to secure bargain, for we get them
cheap from our own Factory in Philadelphia.
June 1877 G. HIRSH s. co.
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Important.

Pocket and Table Cutlery, Wall and Window
Paper, also a fine assortment Of Oil Linen
Shades, to-be found at
may % If s|~ q. HIRSH & cos.
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Who Can Register and Vote.
REMEMBER that every male citizen q
years of age is entitled to Register, ex-
cept the following classes:l
Those who have been convicted of Eel

ony.
Members Of Congress, and Civil or
Military officers of the United Safes who
have taken an oath to support the Con-
stitution of the United States. e
All who have been before or during
the war, members Of the Legislature
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secreta-
~ Of State, Auditor Of Public Accounts
Second Auditor, Register Of the Lane
Office, State Treasurer, Attorney General
Judge of Supreme Court of Appeals
Judge of = Circuit Court, Judge of ,
Court Of Hastings, Justices Of the Coun
ty Court. Mayor, Recorder, and Alder
men Of any City or Incorporated Town
who was e1 odicio a Justice of the Peace
Coroner, Excheator, or Inspector Of To
bacco, Flour or other commodity.
But none of the above named of6cer
are difranchised unless they shall have
engaged in instruction or rebellion agains
the United States, or given aid and com
fortto the enemies thereof
REMEMBER, that Gen. Schofeld'
!, order distinctly says: s.NO ONE Is
DISFRANCHISED FOR PARTICIPA
s TON IN THE REBELIlIONUNLESs
He PREVIOUSLY HELDSOM ON
OF THE OFFICES NAMED"
We are AUTHORIZED to state tina
Capt. jackson, and the Registering OFF
GERS of Augusta county ENDORSE TIL
above, as a CORRECT INTERPRETATION Q
the orders governing the Registry. This
Of course, settles the question, and nom
y need fear that any other construction vii
be recognized or acted on.
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~ G5estIa1s4 GA kIEIW ~
oM1EIENTA preserves the Teeth and Gums
IN healthy state. Is endorsed by the Scien-
tifc Dentistsin thelprofession Prepared by
Dr. NJ. LRyETT, a Dentbt Of over so years
practice in New York City,
azglaiaa Q. BROOKLYN, NY, Feb II, 1867.
I am delighted with the effects of sw1rrE-
MIA as o dentifrice and wash for the mouth.
Prompted BY curiosity; Isuhiected it to few
tests for acids, and found, in it no 7deleterious
ingredient. As a toilet companion, both for
the sick and well L consider it q peculiarly re-
freshing luxury "a s,- -. RI ~.
80 - - s; II. OLafSTEAD, NJ. D.
Price IS cents, For sale BY, all Druggists
and Fancy 'Dealers. ~ s -
June sly - 81.
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Valley Real Estate Agency
HOTCHKISS & CROCKWELL,

Staunton, Va.jf waa ~
Weare now prepared to furnish lands in
Virginia, and the South, on the most reasona-
BILE terms, in lots and prices to suit purchas-
sers. Weinvite those desining to examine
or buy to correspond with us. Wewill send
lists on application and showaparties proper
I ties for sale in the Valley Of Virginia, st.
June 1877
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We offer for sale a number Of Building ana
| Pasture Lots On the South side of the Park
ersburg road We have. already sola .ea
building Lots to parties who intend to erect
houses at an early day. Platsfmayi De seen.
application to W.-J.- shuiaate5. go, a. A. the
Offices of ALEX: II; ar; = DM IN
- JoHNB. BALDWIN,
| .I,,e o-tf Attorneys.
- g. at
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Shall the White Race go Under Z

Shall the White Race go Under
The Charlottesville Chronicle puts this
question fairly, in the following: "We
have not one word to say to any man who
refrains from registering from conscien-
tious scruples- only that it will not pre-
vent his ruin-he will be ruined if tie
conservative people of the State fail to
register, no matter what the motive in SO
doing. e
"If the Radical party carry Virginia,
they willputthe State back into the Union
and we may escape confscation directly,
but we shall not escape taxation that will
be the first cousin to it. And the white
race will 60 under"
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With the most rigid cconomy,it cost
Mr.. George Peabody twelve millions to
stay in this country one year.
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SIMON H. HILB.

Done at Cfawford's Corner, No. /, staunton,
District Mol, Territory of Virginia, this
first day of May, One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sixty Seven, and in the second
year of our Territorial reign. Il
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! sd % III. r.. ella RK.s
PURCHASING GENCY,
..fsg Nos, SO and 40 PARK ROW.

- I mos. 81 and ~ PAtsks ROW,
Rooms IA & Is,
Post Office Box, l7Oe. NEW YORK.
y Having had twenty five years experience
e;laH in the buying aud sellingof
essa ALL KINDS 6OFrAIRRGHANDISE
offers his services to the trade.
Being posted inithe Market, will at all times
FIJI orders promptly at
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
I without charge TO Purchaser, Y our orders
sas are respectfully solicited. 4
sissaGss REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
E. Wilson, Esq, Cashier American Exchange
Bank Hon. VIM. F. Allen, GO Wall St.; Z.
Sub Treasury; a! 7. Butler, Esq, Barclay
ST., Agent Glens Falls Paper Manufacturing
Co.; Delos De Wolf, Esq, Banker, Oswego,
N. Y; Hon. Horatio Seymour, -Ex-Gov. N. Y
June 5-3m
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MAKE 4 NorE HERE.-H you wish to
live in this country and control it Reg
ister and vote, and vote fora Convention,
and good men. # you prefer taxation,
that will amount tolcon fscutioas, stand on
your dignity ana Do neither Soldiers, do
your duty, as Of old and save the
old State.
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Wanted.

A Virginia farm in exchange for Stone
Warehouse in Hastings, Minnesota, Nhat is
now renting for 5000 per annum, and $1,000
in cash. Address,
asss HOTCHKISS & CR0CKWELL,
Real Estate Agents, Staunton, Va p
!. - - = =
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If you want to see this country he'll
on earth, refuse to register, and give the
Radicals control of the State The one
supreme duty nowi to Register and vote
fora Convention, and good men.
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! SIMPSON & BASS,

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 807 and 800 Cary ST. and Basin Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
Dealers in Flour, Grain, Hay, NJ feed, Fer
tilizers, etc.
Give special attention to the sale and pur-
chase Of Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco,
Wheat Corn and Country Produce.
Consignments and orders solicited, and
prompt returns rendered. ee ".
Liberal cash advances on consignments in. hand
We refer by permission, to Messrs. w. B.
Isaacs & Co., Messrs. Martin & Cardoza, G.
Y. Morris, ESQ.,, Messrs. Elliott & Shields,
Messrs. w. III. "a A. P. Brown N. M. Wilson,
Esq, Richmond, Va. { sas
June 19-tfn. ca-.st11 ssa.sa.ss IT. 1870
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sTAUNTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
y. STAUNTON ADVEKTISEMENTS.
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION
Once more, Brethren and SIS
tiers, I address ?yOaG!!

Having been citizen of the Old Common
wealth Of Virginia for the last fifteen years,
and for some reason only known to myself, 1
left and struck for a new country at last
landed in the blessed spot known as the Ter
ritory of Virginia, where I struck my tent,
bringing with me a new and splendid lot of
DRY GOODS,
unsurpassed in this market in quantity as well
as quality, consisting Of
Silks, q
Summer Dress Goods,
Ladies' Cloth, ss
White Goods of all descriptions,
Ladies' Cloth and Silk Jackets, M y
full stock Of
Ladies' Trimmings,
Hosiery, rs
Ladies' Shoes, ~
children's Shoes,
Balmorals,
Hoop Skirts,
sheeting, 1o4 wide,
n11 l. e
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The Radicals are organizing to carry
the State. White menbe warned in time;
organize register every man in your dis
tricts, and save this country from the fate
Of Tennessee. IS
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Handsome Cottage for Sale.
The subscriber intending to return TO Lex
ington offers his residence, on CARRIERS Hill,
for sale. Fer terms, apply to R. H. Catlett,
ESQ.,, or to the subscriber. a9S
R. 1. MADISON e
April 24-tf
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Brown and Bleached Cotton,
Linen Table Cloths and Towlings,
to be sold at greatly reduced prices, having
struck the Northern Market just at q time
VIXEN Goods had taken a fall of at least 20
per cent. Alf3st
Being we'll satisfied that no house in this
section of the TERRITORY can undersell me,
1 hope my friends will not fail to give me a
call and examine my stock, when they will
find the above statementas have represented
Therefore cause my seal to be affixed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-06-19

Don'tsay ''you can't vote with negroes"
Recollect Virginia expects every true son
to do. his duty, hard as it may be-. Voting
with the negro, is but a triae compared
with giving him, and smean white men,"
control Of the State. True, we have a
dirtyjob Of work before US, but let every
man do his best and end it quickly.
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AID. Moore.

sa Ed. ~. WAGON MAKER,
= Shop below Virginia Hotel.
All kinds of wagon making and repairs done
in the best manner and at the lowest rates.
& Carriages Buggies, &C., repaired. Salts
faction guaranteed. 9i{ssa a.igs
march 27-3m lbs 4T
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G. ". Merritt. D. B. Bridgfnrd. &c. Robinson. W. H.
81 Gibson. 400 lGN
Merritt, BridgE0rd s. Co..
.s& No. 64 COURTLANDT St. N. Y. ~
DEALERS IN
Railroad Supplies

and every article used IN constructing and
operating railroads.
STEA MSHIP SUPPLIES,
ENGINEERS STORES. s TOOLS.
Coal. Oil, Talow, Waste, Packing, Hose,
I. Hammers, Punches, Lamps, Drills,
Wrenches, Jack Screws, SC
TELEGRAPH MATERIALS
WIRE, INSULATORS, INSTRUMENTS,
ssa BATTERIES, &C., s. vss
Il Manufacturers Of all, kinds of
BOLTS, NJ rs, WASHERS, LAG-SCRENS Sc
June i5-tf saa8es2 8 81 fsiiiaih8 a6
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Burke's Iron Works,

Rurke,s Iron Works,
: STANTON, VA, FEBRUARY 6, 1861.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
/ am still putting up the best LIVINGSTON
PLOWS (Nos. 4. 5. and g., also No. 4. Hill
Side Plow) ever put up in this Valley / aear-
rant all my plows Call and examine before
purchasing w. A. BURKE. Is
- Feb 6-tf
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To Let.

To Let.
The COTTAGE on Walnut Hill, Main ST.,
opposite the Cemetery. Call on the occupant.
n June 1a-2t* -
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r. T.W. GLADDING,
No. 62 COrtl07aclt Street,

.,,,~ass3 1iai'yivki -
Gognaci sd, q aeiiuslts isisqq aeTtsl
.sgs9 sdi ls.sellr and 2saFas
.sa .4sas s,ss.sisol II Rochelle Brandics
Holanoa ieiiqseh ~, siit " asses.
t5 81 fstisb,' ~ g anu ID III s.I ais
.lii,. eeI be4e4ssJg, London Cordial Gins
Jamaica III "a sefs ,,ss.EJ ssi3 q, Ie.
s'a9g and sida 81, ~.
lissseg gau St. Crei1 Rum.
Scotch . sai Il g7aa.sssgs ssaar
az zh9s ana .9yG Ell,
Port, Madeira, sss.5iI .sr aaa
h gss4sa u anu txa teas -
sss, s fssibai5 IL. .arsg. Sherry Wines.
Bourboan, Monongahela, 5na s.iE
I'll d n .a and Agd gsg-
June 5-3m Z, IA
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Building and Pasture Lots for
SAIA.z

June 5-3m.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
EINANNIAI..

The gold excitement does not abAts In the
least, and II auctuatsd yesterday considerable,
closing at tl.45i. Rumors Of Csbinst changes
stiii prsvail-soms Foolish ones, but which GER
tsinly afsct NE prsmium. The Philadslphis
Ledge, in spsakinE of finances, remarks very
ssnsibIy upon he political contest at present
wagsrsd in ne STATE u Psnnylvsnis. Il says:
'Ons Of ths worst features Of the present po-
litioa canvass 10 the persistent effort Of the par.
tisan politicians 10 draw into the issue the quss-
tion Of financial integrity, In the hope Of some
temporary political advantage 10 one party %
and . most rprshsnsibis course Of policy, and
one that the people ~ we'll % political parties
ruling in this country may profit from the ex-
ample Of the people OF Great Britain and the
rulsn Off finances. Political differences thsrs
are never allowed to Influence their votes on
that subject, consequently tar bills and finance
measures are wonderfully stable; and a. 10 re-
pudiation, the subject Is mot even open to dis
oussion. Nor should Il be here Tho evil Of
even seriously entertaining tbs question Of
breaking faith on . city, State or national
promise runs far beyond any possible advantage
to be gained In the present success Of one oandi-
date or defeat Of another. There ID no good
reason why the people should not closely soruti-
misc tho action Of disbursing agents Of the public
moneys, and II prohissts or corrupt withheld
votes from them" r.. no
Tho hour and grain market was very dull
Provisions were also quiet, and sales were few.
Jar Cooxz q Co., bankers, furnish the follow
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
PERsO NAL.

ATTORNEY GENERAL SrASBERY has re-
turned to Washington. and will resume the duties
Of his Office His assistant, Mr.. Binckley, goes
to the mountains Of Virginia to visit his family.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE arrived in the city
last evening.
SERGEANT AMBROSE b. CURTIS has been
appointed Second Lieutenant In the Eighth U.
S. regular cavalry. Lieutenant Curtis has we'll
earned this position by good service in the
Fourth Michigan infantry regiment, during over
three years service in the war Of the rebellion
having taken part in more than score Of battle,
getting two wounds, the last and most severe at
Gettysburg. He is ordered to join his regiment
at Fort Whipple, Arizona territory.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

The CIRcUs.-We are gratifed to OBJ
serve that the circus now giving entertain.
ments in their tent on Sixth street, are
drawing good houses. This afternoon and
evening will be the last opportunity our
citizens will have to witness this exhibi.
ton. Let all govern themselves accord
ingly. The crowds to-day and evening
will doubtless be immense. Let all our
people show that they appreciate this in
stitution by giving them bumper.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

New YoRK PoLIcE FoRcE-Ths quarterly rs.
port Of the Metropolitan police superintendent
shows that 2, 500 persons have been employed
upon tho force, Of whom 2,lO2 arc employed in
New York city. Tho arrests in the city were
2l ,O46, and in Kings county 200. tho 81, ,s4S
persons arrested, b,97I could not read or write.
Not quite ons-half the onsnden were under 80
years Of age, and two.thirds Of them were for.
signsrs by birth. Tho condition Of the force Is
reported as being highly effective.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
NAVY Dep.rtment.

NAVAL BULLETIN. -Dstsohsd-Acting Master
Samuel Very, IT,, from the Marblshsad, and
granted leave Of absence; Acting Master James
Birtwisls has been granted Leave Of absence for
dischsrgs Rsigned-Aeting seeond Assistant
Engineer George W. Howe. ..
EXAMINING BoARp-A bard Of naval msdi.
cal ofhcsrs 10 ordered 10 ssssmbls ct Annapolis,
Nd, on Friday mott 10th inst, TO examine q.
10 the health and general physical condition Of
candidates for admission into the United States
Naval Academy. The board win be composed
Of the following ofiesrs: Prssidsnt Surgeon
Nimsn Pinkney; msmbsrs Surgeon David Har.
Ian and Philip J. Wales. Quite . number Of
candidates have been notified to bs present on
the occasion.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

CROPs AND BusISEss.-From almost
every quarter of the country reports
reach us Of great crops and of general
revival OF business. There has never
been time in the history of the country
when there were SO many indications Of a
continuous and prosperous business as
now. Everybody is greatly encouraged
at the prospect Of a very heavy and lucra,
tive fall business.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
WAsHINGToN IRON WORKS,
GRAY 4 MOVES,

FOUNDERS, MAOHINIBTs, AND BOILER MAKERS,
=, Corner Of Maine avenue and Third street,
Manufacturers Of Improved Stationary and Port.
Able steam Engines Of any required power Saw and
orist Mills also, Of Architectural Iron Work, Graft
ing RAillags, Rorsngs, Iron and Brass Castings Of
The increased facilities Of our new and extensive
establshmsnt enables TO offer those having orders
to make In our line superior class Of work on the
most favorable terms.
Agents for BurnhAm's Improved Jouvai Turbine
WAtsF wheel sule.Sm
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
Yellaxx EeYer In TeIna.

GALvEsToS, Sept. l2.-The interments in this
city on Wednesday were twenty. Mrs. General
Softer wife Of the chief quartermaster Of this
department. died yesterday. Elias Smith, the
agent Of the Associated Press, is down with the
fever.
GALVESTON, Sept. l3 Gen. Griffin took the
fever last evening He is doing we'll to-day.
Only eight deaths In Galveston to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
Forger Arrested.

CHICAGO, Sept l3.-Matthews, who obtained
SIS, 900 from the bank of Moses Taylor 4 Co., in
New York, in July last, by forging the name Of
Cornelius Vanderbilt was arrested on Wodnes-
day near Blackberry station. in this State, by
Detectives Elyer, Of Now York, and Ellis, Of
Chicago About $4,000 Of the money was re.
covered, the balance having been expended in
the purchase Of farms, horses, and stocks.