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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

SALE OF CEOCKERY, FOR
1.-THE TRaDE-I will sell at my stoia 10
THpRsDAY the 22d instant, common cing w ~ ~
o'clock. sixtesn crates and hogshsAd OF GhoSh -
HRY, in lots to suit tn trade, consisting Ia pnnali
l. eco sets CUPS and sAUCsRs, OF dlnefen' qu@'-
ties and patterns; ..o
/ 900 sets PLATES, all sizes and paiteins'
100 BASINS and EWERs ..s.
200 CHAMBERS, with and without tops
500 PITCHERS. ali sizs- and patterns
200 NAPLES, all Sizes
NV O'' 1''' Oh ALSO,
BOWLS,
MOS,
ICE CREAMS,
Bak.RS,
and mamv other articles suitable for the trade all
anu MANY o.Iei .. .l.in Goods are now ready
70 We so.d " .ihU - ie'' p GATHRlGHT,
iol e3ainlha'ion' Auctioueer.
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Aue'ioneers'
Eorthv.,t corner Main and Eleventh streets.


THREE HUEDRED AND ElG HT1 ! : :,
/ -FOUR AND THREE.ouAETsE AcEESI n oF
IaHbs, NEAR HANOVER cor RTHnUsE' FOE
SALE At AUCTION by the request OF j. }. b.
Tinslsy Esq, va will sell st suciion, at Hanover
Courthyusa on TUESDAY. august eth, lsbi that
being court day, at l. o'clock u the very vaina-
Bile land abovo referred 10. 1t Is within a lew
miles of tho Cou -thouse, and near to bGtn the
Central and the Richmond and Fredericksburg
it will be sold in separate tracts, divided az fol-
lows: Lot 10. 3, in the division OF Nahshlei
Tinsley's estate containing l6Gt acres: Lot No :
contains 10 acres. 1hese lands adion y. +.
Bnwc, II s. Priddy, and others. AIso' IS acres,
called GHbRRY ROW .o.
on the last named tract thsrs are ABOUT t1 twenty
acres cleared and comfortable LOG HOUSE; the
balance Of The land Is heavily WOODED, ard
gone. iarse portion heavily tlln5ered Win 'aE,
Hickory and Cedar. II IS we'll watered with
MAYER falling springs, and two creeks pass through
il. afFording some line low grounds,
These lands are vauabie for their wood and
timber and equally so for agricultural purposes
being near to Two railroads and TO the county seat
Of Hanover county -,
TERMS: one. fourth cash ba. ance tsix, twelve:
and eighteen mOuihs for negotiable notes, interest
"4oo0' ''' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
an 90 HuctloneeIs.
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Immediately after the above sale will bs sold
ore neat GoT'Ta j. DIV ELL!HG containing four
rooms with about quarter ofz n acre ttach ed
adjoining the property of Engsiking. Esq tlH,
in the town of ashland. This property is now occ1
pied by :. good tenant al a good rental. Persons
purchasing the aforesaid pieces OF property will
BE- eIlitled TO free ticket from Richmond to Ash
land.
TEENS: On day OF sale.
" 27-2awtds IsBELL L DAVIS. krc.ionsers.
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NTOvICE.-I herewith inform the pub.
IN lie, in particular junk dealers, that all bot;
Ties marked '.rkASCiS BUSCH and This
y, TITLE is NEVER SOLD" Is from this dale,
August L. 1897, rlaimsd as my properly and proved
to ue stolen from me.
respectfully n, tify parsons and dealers not to
above brand after this date Otherwise they will
be dealt with according to law.
FRANCIS DUSCK, Bother.
No. east Broad street.
RIeExoyp, VA, August Is, 1857. aui7-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22
BY Paine & Co., Auctoneers.
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.
n, rrDNrSD.y the 2sth instant

On WEDNESDAY Tue 18TH lnslHHI,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our
auction rooms,
By CATALOGUE,
vary large and desirable assortment Of
Fresh pryGoods,
Boots and Shosa,
Ready made Clothing,
Mems and Boys Eats, &C.. &C.,
COMPRISING a choice variety OF entirely fresh AID
reasonable goods. in every way worthy the a1ten-
CITY AED COUNTRT DEALERS.
Sale peremptory and without reserve.
.rls PAINE < Co, Auctiouears.
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Steamers.

PHILADELPHIA AND RICuWC>I,,..
/ sTBAM.PACKET COMPANY ~ ar.,, ,'SD
s sss s,.. viKeliI1tAx .SsnSsH9 ss5
PsAs sTs s9mgSssTH1Ek S ss 1 and XII
Freight will be received at any time a. thu
pauy's sb ed, on tho Dock. w ''na.
Passage. including meals and stata-roor. a.,
". r: PORTER. Ags,t
my Cts Once no. 242s on the be-,
EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINIC;
JIG STEAMSHIP COMPAYT.-Ths a IN
:pls2Sid psH SIDE, a% ss s.ss pshiR a
4Esss HtksA fass and yHkd hAr sg
leave New York every TUESDAY, THTE~Ssy
I'd sATgRHDAyY lsa Si,y Richmond every TUis.
These ships are entirely new, and wsrs hu, =,
pressy for this route. They have splendid ,sIoet,
and .ta.eroom., and the fare, attention. AID a a..
Goods shipped by this line are landed rsral,,,,
stNew York OF tho conpany's covered Die, *
North riysr) within forty slghthou!,.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when orss,..
Freights for points beyond New York are si fs;.
wardsd with dispatch. and no charge made srcs.,
actual expenses incurred.
The steamers for CbarIsston, Savannah. New n,
Joining pier. All goods for tnsss point, -.
promptly transferred withont exposure.
II. L. MoCREADY, P1os!dsnt, 1877 Greenwich
SAKUEL LTREs & co, Richmond Va:
JOHN NJ. WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
T. H. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply TO
SAMUEL ATR2S q co
fe 2S-ts 1870 Cary r-ss,
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
T. OLD POrST. ANo ALL SAND u .>y,
INas 0g JAMES RiVBR.-Thsfss i.ssis -. i,
an dslegant stesrner .eesIeSs
JOB9 SYLVESTER
CAPITALS q. 6 CLIFFORD.
lesvos her wharf At Rockets for abovs-rlr.
placaa on 1DSDAY, WEDN BSDAY, and rafDLY
atI SIX O'CLOCK A. NJ, and return on Tae.lar
Thursday, and Saturday.
Passengers will arrive at City Poia. In Gr.r
connect With train for Petersburg.
Freight received at ali hour for Boston, Bsls.
more, principal landings on Chesapeake bay ..t
ali landings on James river at reasonable rata
Freight FOR wsv landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to purser OF steamer n-,,s,
enclosed in q Government stamped snvelop.
Apply to l.. b. TATUh, A GENT
fs9.s Once SrGRmSrt wharf
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BE- Isb ell & Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL FS-
J. TATE IN ASHLAND, HAN0VER COUNTY.
The undersigned, by virtne Of deed Of trust exc
cuted to him on the 3l,t day OF January, 1857, by
Richard A. Thornton, OBSCURE the pay msnt OF GER
tain bonds and notes payable to The ilrn OF alate-
brook Thomas, OF the city OF Richmond, will pro-
coed on THURSDAY the I'D day OF : rg ust, 1857.
If fair if not, the next fair day thereafter, 20 sell
at public auction ali that cart.in LOT or PA kCbL
OF LAND lying and being in the town Of Ashland,
in the county OF hanover. containing two and haIt
acres, adjoining the lct of John @ VIM, and be-
ing the same lot parcel CT land conveyed 10 said
Thornton by ths undersigned By deed bearing date
on the 3st day Of January, 1857, and OF record a
the Clerks Office Of Hanover County court The
said ot has on II q comfortable dwelling house,
storehouss, kitchen, end stable. in good rapat:.
TERMS OF MALE Cash FIR 70 much as Will pay
the cost Of executing this trus the fees for draw
ing and recording said deed and pay a bond Tor
&62. so payable DEAN md, dated sd Of NOvslnber
1856 aud note for 1900. due ?3d Of Nay 1857 with
interest which may be aue on said bend AID note
on day OF sa.s or Unit! paymen'; so much OF the
residue OF said purchase money ~ VIII be sum
cient to pay off and dt.charcc certain ot.r note
for So y, dated o3d of November, ls6j. payable
twelve months alter date, will re Tnade payable
when said note becom.s due, and the residue II
said rnrcha-e money viii be made PAYABLE 3. such
time as said L. a. Thornton analt direct.
@lEi.AM Y. Wl@N, Trustee.
Sale conducted by IsBELL DAVIS, Auctlcneers.
iy2-oLaTtds
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BIZ Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
Oorner Governor and franklin streets.

Uorner UOFtrHUT HI1 31I1N1'' "
nFJT,CH COWS ST AUCTION.-On
lYl SATURDAY the 2Nh instant, st 10 O'Clock,
will cell at the Horse Lot, on Cornell ChaInosr
n'"' SIX VERY FINE MICH COWS.
Thu attention Of thcso in want at good cows Ia
lila ~ .h;s sale &. B. COOK,
W. o. suc.ionser.
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~ Harrison, Goddin Appsrson, Aucsioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS 0 n
CEURCH HILL, on THE WEST SIDE OF
twenty. ,IFTa BETw sE1ok mp .s,I, N n
sTKEHTS, F0H SALE AT AUCTION T nv J i .! De
fSe 18th Of August, 1867. at halfpast5 O'Clock p
N. rWO BEauTIPUL Let's located az above
nearly opposite the Masone Hail. each srnnting %
feet. running back l25 fest 10 an alley Win SUP
siaut.aI enclosure around them.
TERMS: At sale.
HaRRlSuN, GODDIE & APP2RsoE,
q, Auctionecrs
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Wants..

vxTANTED, a SETTLED WOMAN to
w cook. wash, and iron also, GlRb ger
man preferrsd) to ciesn house and attend oaoy
six months old. Apply at 10. Sis Cary stree'' Two
doors above Fourth. u poupps
an 22-3t* u. u. ~ .- 49,
WANTED, TWO GOOD FOREMEN
wv fnr railroad men cxperia nced in eXcava-
ting rock. None but exparls need apply.
''po JAMES T. HENDERSON,
Virginia Employment Agency,
100 In Richmond, Va.
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XII sm a sas;lss

Az rs besssllf& Ssst1 Y1siS Stt5Ss Asg
DICBM OND AND DAHEl Liz
hRAILROAD-CHAEG Or sCHRnnLl1HE"
ARRAEGKMENT.-O On and Gftor SUNDAY, De!
S. 1887, only one daily Mail and Passenger I'a.N
will be run upon this road each way
THROUGH MAIL AND .PAssEhChk TLA!a
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily st................Ie a q
Leave Danvillo daily 1t................l,. -
Arrive at Greensboro st...............'.pa ~.
connecting Ct Surkavilla with trstns OF hoQhstt''
Memphis, &c. ut Greensboro with tralh' HA
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, ColgmMs
Charleston, Augusta, 4aeon, Colun.b BUS. ea's.'
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery Mobile, Few 'fIssns
&C., &c.
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily et........,...".e.ls >.
Leave Danville daily at..................slo a y
Arrive st Richmond st...-.....-..........sH +. y
connecting at Burksvills with trains on S0rth.!.'
road for Petersburg, orfclk, &c.
THOMAS DODAHElD
mys Superintendent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22
By Harrison, Goddin & :rperson, Auc;!oneers
and Real Estate Agents.

IVAN SOME LOT, No. 6, IN
SQUARE No. ~ OF II .REiE's PL.N NBa
Ii-iNJYWn0D CEMETERY, FOR SALE ar AUG
MON WIN bs -old at auction. on the premises,
on FElDAY tGs cad of August, 1867, at oclock
+. NJ, that beautiful Lot No. g. IN square 20: "a,
Of Laurel street running back l3' fset to all alley
- feet wide. - o
JEeys: Onc-third cash. balance at ana
months for negotiable notes. interest added, So
euf0u y a.RRIsoy, GuDDIN & APPERsoN,
a, Auction-ers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

TONSTABLES SALE.-Wil be soiu
I at public sale on SATURDAY MKT, Augqss
q. at IL O'Clock, on the farm occupied ny =. II
Eufman, in Henrco county, the following p1o pro
~" m wit: Two ins Mules, one Light wagon;
no "a ri and Harness. about 900 pounds Hay aud
Shsaf ats, one new Wheat Fan, three HOGS one
m;t;,g Desk ono Sidsboard, one Bureau, one
r,nJIsstsnd one Wardrobe, one Wsshstand: one
C1ock TO satisfy executions Ia my hands In tavof
OF =. ,as LAKEWOOD TALLY, C. b. G.
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGlNli

4 CHANCE TO SELL VlR"iH' .
IA LANDS.-I HAYS formed . business eoI1 :.
tate Agents and Brokers. Ph.lsdelphia, sho ~ =
applications tor ths purchase OF large nuuo" M
farms and osher rial property In S!rSms,n3 b,
Pennsyiysnisrs desiring to remove to tbs ssts
On application, irporson or by mall w
pleasure furnish any one having land !of 500 -
clio information on the sub laet.
I'D 3c-ts RiehmohS'
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BYE. B. Cook. Auctioneer'
=; Gov.rnor and Franklin streets.
FURNITURE! FURNITUEE!!;; =. Al 10
i AUCTIoN.-on FRIDAY the 2Se in''AH'' : ;"
O'Clock, will sell at my store ,n.o.ds
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteaos'
Mahogany and Walnut Cabinets
Walnut and Oak Dining Tables
Mahogany Sofas and Chairs,
MaroIe-top Pnrlor tables,
Dining room Chairs,
Spring Sofa Lounges,
Refrigorators. Looking Glasses,,
Chamber Tables and Washstands'
Window Shades, Engravfngs,
Feather Beds and Pillows,
Rocking Chairs.
Reception Chairs,
or ~ b, COOK, Auctioneer.
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ReNL EStute AgeucieS.

(tABELL Il WATKINS, lib MAE
~ street, Lancaster Building. Rich mo;d -
SEAL ESTATE AGENTS hND AGCTI"sht =
having especial facilities with northern aoG =
ef Rs ESThTs ~ 49, Ia Sat. for .,,,
exchange, lease, or purchase, priyate1! a''4 "
auction, on the most liberal terms. ,,,,,
e. GARRlSGToi CAbshS'
au l0-3m j. b. WATKINS.
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RUjH.OHds.

O7rIcB RICHMOND AVID YosX p,vEs)
hAIrRoAp GoypASY.
RICHMOND July 20, 1851. J
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AUCTION Sales.

THIS DAY.
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HLDES WANTED.
IL GREEN SLAUGHTERED HIDES,
Sailed HIDES,
DRY HIDES,
CALF SKINS;
for which the highest prices in cash will bePeid.
By consigninX direct 70 Us commissloEB VIII De
saved and consignors may be assured OF full mar
kst value and prompt payment
Tanners and Commission Merchants,
Fourteenth street. near Exchange Hotel,
7dE.w3m Richmond, Va.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

ByIN Cooke, Auctionesr.
c,h atrset between Broad and Harahall.
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AUCTION Snles.

FUTURE DAY.
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BYE. Gathright, Auctioneer,
No. 1433 Main street, between foufleeh'n
and Fifteenth streets.
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EOR RENT, the UPPER PORTION
OF seven rooms suitable for a priva g family fs3
or boarding house. Possession given LIST sa sEkEa
Sept-mbrr JOHN II. GRE-Hah,
aa22-.w 1912 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

DOR RENT, the HOUSE at present
Z occupied by air. George l.. Bidsood, on a.
a ain street betwe en- Third and Fourth Pos tssss
session given immediately. 1t will BE put in LIZ
20 PURCELL, LADD CO.
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EUR RENT, THE STORE LATELY
a occupied by ]. w. Pedin a retail dry IA
goods s:or : and situate on Broad between "a
Ninth and Tenth streets. TN either side are -ll1a
the large dry goods houses Of w. N. Bell Co.
and Alsop '.ardoz4 Il Fourqurean. Possession
given on the 9Th OF October next. For terms, apply
10 MANN 5. VALENTINO,
an 2o-eod5t 1905 Main street.
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IOR RENT, BRICK STOREHOUSE
Il and DWELLING on Sixth street be- kes
tween Marshall and Clay streets. Price Issss
moderate. Possession given Immediately. .GGsS21
apply to HIKSH GUGGEA HElMER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22
By Harrison, Goddin b Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

PETsRFIELD Trent, Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

EOR RENT, the HOUSE and LOT at
It present occupied by Powhatan E; Du- Ia
puv on Third between Franklin and Grace E:3@
streets. Possession given the LIST of feptem -SslA
bsr. Apply TO w. o. GEORGE,
an 2o-3ts EOS Fourth street
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-11-19

ing will so become such people as the bright
jewel of magnanimity. To power belongs the
sweet prerogative of mercy. The North is om-
nipotent, and in such an hour it is only mean
souls that thirst for vengeance. Take the
South by the hand in her fallen estate; lift her
up, and sustain her. Say to her: ut is true
we have warred, but we are kindred, born of
the same mother, and we will be friends" Let
the Lethean waters of oblivion wash away all
bitter memories. The brightest names in his
tory that shine forever like stars in the clear
armament are of those who in the hour of tri-
umph forgave their PROSTATE foes. Sclplo was
generous, Pericles was merciful, Washington
was magnanimous and the lustre OF these heav-
emily virtues far outshines on the pages OF his
tory the brilliant fame of their warlike deeds.
Amnesty is an attribute of the blessed Naza
rene He extended it from the cross to a ruined
world that slew him. Charity is of celestial ORR
gin-an inhabitant of the Christians heaven. l
invoke its presence in all the thoughts, purposes,
and actions of the estranged and allenated Amer
lean people. 1t pleads for union of love- and
not of hate and force 1t brings with It an lnspi-
ration from the regions of perpetua! peace.
Those who follow its counsels will be known IN
both worlds as human benefactors Ihe haoica1
leader of the day has no such counsellor, ano
draws such inspiration. iIDerlus anu O "a n
la, Hydel Ali, and Alaric, Robesperre and Ma
rat are the examples of his conduct: ana hate
and revenge and all the ruthless furles conspire
below to inspire his motives. All the moral IN
Auences of the universe are at war with MINI
The yirtuous living and the sainted dead cry out
against his spirit Of vengeance Those who fell
on the battle-felds from both sections, who now
sleep softly side by side in distant graves appeal
from their mute and narrow beds 10 every Hearth,
stone in the land in favor of mercy, charity, and
love. Their heroic spirits that have met on the
narnetral plains of Immortality, where no STRIFE
eve ever r comes, aSkwhisperng through all the air;
over the mountains and the valleys, and up ana lh
a1nrnr no
two oceans. saving to the angry and restless hearts
of their living countrymen, Peace, be stlll.
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The Native Virrinian

We have received the first issue of THE Ma
the Nrginian,' published at Orange g. Fl. by
Messrs. Bagby & Slower, 1t is published a,
So per annum in advance The following is
the conclusion of DIR. Bagby's salutatory ad-
dress:
''To my brethren of the press, especially in
Virginia and Maryland, owe more than | can
ever hope to pay. Not one of them, who had
the opportunity, failed to help me manfully
along during my lecturing tour For many OF
them have positive affection. and l trust
with none of them shall ever have cause of
quarrel; Fhis can only occur when they dis
credit the noble name they represent. Even
then, | will try to remember that, at bottom,
they may be better and truer than myself
And now, having spoken with the candour of
a friend to his friends, push my little venture
out from shore, and, with an upward look,
''steer right onward -
We hope that what he moderately calls his
''little venture may be blessed with favoring
gales and prosperous voyage
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Beat EstOte Agencgy.
JOHN ECHOLS H. NJ BELL, r. H. CATLETT
JED HOTcHKISS.
ENCHOLS, BELL, CATLETT & CO..
Real Estate Agents,
S. E. Corner of Court House Square,
STAJINTON. VIRGINIA.

We are selling, and have constant de-
mand for Farming, Grazing, Timber and Miner
al Lands of all descriptions, Mills, &c, and we
invite parties having such property for sale, es-
pecialy in the county of Augusta, and the Val
ley of Virginia, to put the same in hands, be-
lieving that we possess superior advantages from
our central location. and thorough knowledge OF
for securing purchasers
We make no charge for advertising or showing
property, but when we find purchaser for it we
charge a commission of five per cent to be paids
out OF the first payment made by the purchaser
November 18th, 1861
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-11-19

SHOOTING ARRAY IN BAITIMoRE-E EDWARD
A. POLLARD WOUNDED Thursday last
the l4th inst, at about II clock, as Edward
A. Pollard the historian of Lee and His
Lieuten4nls, was passing in front of the Matby
House, he was approached by son and nephew
of Governor Henry A. Wise named John Mise
and Douglas Wise, each of whom fred at Mr.
Pollard, one of the balls passing through his
right arm, he having his wife on the left arm at
the time Mr. Pollard drew his pistol but was
unable to raise it on account of his wound, and
his ball struck the pavement.
The assailants came here this morning from
Richmond to obtain satisfaction from Pollard
fora letter recently published by the latter in
reply to one of Henry A. WiSe's on Bolard's
History of the War; and had previously de
clared their intention to shoot him on sight
Both were taken into custody for examination.
The above account is printed as it comes
from the agent of the Associated Press. The
public will withhold it's Judgment of the facts
until the matter has undergone judicial ex
animation EDrroR Il. AND E.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-11-19

THE CHESAPEAKE AND Ono RAILROAD
The county Of Fluvanna voted on the first day
Of this month on the proposition for subscrip-
ton of $4,000 to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. Out of three hundred and seventy
eight votes cast on the question, only forty were
opposed to the subscription. The white vote
in favor of it would have been sufficient to carry
the proposition had the whole of the colored
vote cast been against it.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-11-19

The New York Post (Radical admits that
the high handed and unconstitutional schemes
proposed by the Radical leaders in Congress
such as the suffrage law to be imposed upon the
States-the impeachment business--the confs
cation threats-the gigantic plans for support
ing and educating negroes at the expense of
the nation-have caused the recent uprising
and rebuke of the people,
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Go See and Enjoy.

We have on several occasions, in short para
graphs, recommended persons to visit the Ste
reoscopic Car Of Mr.. Fayette Jefries, the
Roaming Invalid now stationed at the De-
pot, near the American Hotel in this place, and
would again recommend them to do so. A
more delightful and instructive entertainment
cannot we'll be conceived. Every pupil of every
school In this place should witness the beautiful
views there presented at least once. Another
opportunity may never be presented, and this
one should not be allowed to pass unimproved.
We give below the language Of another who
witnessed these views: 20 set 2'f 80
s...Tn those who are In love with Nature, and
can appreciate the wonderful architecture of
Him who spoke and it was done, who COM
nanded and it stood fast :" who measured
the earth with span, and weighed the noun
| tains in a balance to those who would feast
their eye upon the stupendous works Of Art in
| all parts of oul beautiful world to. those who
would view the effects of the dreadful destruc-
ton witnessed during the life of our Lost
Cause in short, to those who would take IN
! the aoorld at a glance, we recommend visit to
the StereoScopic Car in charge of the Roam
ing Invalid There you may see without the
trouble Of visiting the dark and bloody
ground, the untold wonders of the Mammoth
Cave and observe how the finger of God has
| partitioned those subterranean chambers, and
| furnished them in a manner compared with
which the enchanted palaces Of Arabian tales
dwinde into insignifcance. Again you may
stand entranced while you gaze upon the mag.
nifcent mountain scenery, the fruitful valleys
and boundless waters Of lands you may never
| visit
| You may contemplate with rapture that
| Temple that was once '.the joy of the whole
/ EARTH; SEE. the affairs from whence assembled al
morning and evening the free incense Of {
chosen people .f.sl',..s.-.-e..l H.. J
In word. let all those who would save vol
utnes of reading, Golfers Of money and miles o
travel go to the car and spend an hour or two
Then, without being hurried by impatien
guides, OF, annoyed by foreign tongues he ma!
go home and say that he has been all over thu
world, seen its curiosities, and returned withou
losing temper, time or money.
Go to the Car, then by all means, and yoi
will not only be highly entertained yoarselue
but viii be assisting worthy fellow travele
over the difficulties that lie in the path of life
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