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STEAM MILL
1000 q ores
s to 5000 feet
Of LNmher per day

OF Lumber per day.
The GRIST "ILL is strong and simple
and gets grind ding sufficient to support tie
hands aud STOCK
This il the only Steam Saw Mn IN tie Ois.
trc; aud commands n good business. The d.
mard tor Lumber will increase as the country
survives from iis present condition. Each mill
has 1t" own E"gine-one IN either side Of the
boiler. The Boiler is hrge and made on the
best and latest principals.
THE LANDS are well timbered aud water.
ed comfortable dwelling aud neces -ary out
buildings and au excellent we'll Of water new
and comfortable houses fnr the hands; the
health OF ~ plantation and surrounding coun.
try are unSu,p tssch
The Lands are a fertile "a il general for Pine
Inud, Men of capial would do we'll /, exam.
iut tie location of the ills a. Ri ere are from
9 to 5000 acres al timher lands adjacent
Lreretb. wnich "an he bought at any time,
On ihe atove Irnds considerable uusnti,r v
of Gpll has heca gathered with vrrv sinnle
machinery. There is hut little Doubt hu, that
n.en OF cmt"' prise and means could make these
Mines source of great profit.
win also sell what Lumber IL on the yarI.
together with NV Stock. viz: Horses. three
IokeOr Young Steers, (ons toke extra h:ge
Young aud weII,hrokr) Logs. Cows and Sheep;
two Log Carts aud wagons.
The above property can he bought privately
until the first Monday OF September next, il
not disposed Of by that time, 1t will be sold TO
the highest bidder on that day
TERMS made to suit tn" private purchaser
or made known OF day ui -ae.
w object for selling is 10 move t, country
where my scrvices as practical machinisk are
more needed.
GEORGE SIrCLAIR.
July 81, 1867. 25tf
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In Equity-Lancaster.

John f. Robertson, Admir- ! Bill for Tniunc.
vs.. ton, to mar.
John w. A. Porter, and ; shal nssets, to
wife, and others. sell Lands, Re-
lief, &c.
IN conformity to the decretal order of
this Court, made in the above stated case
ut June Term, 1867, all and singular the
creditors of John Clyburn, deceased, are
hereby notified that they are res raned by
the Injunction Of this Court from suing In
anv of the Law Courts on their claims
against the Estate of said deceased and
n ey are further notified and required to
pre- ent and establish their said claims be-
for,' the Commissioner of this Court on or
before the 3lst day of October next, other.
wise said claims will b. barred.
X. G. BILLINGS, g. E. l.. D.
July oath, 1867. 3m.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CHRISTIAN NEIGHBO

lHOD willi-g. I shali cause To he pnbii-h.
~ -. az place, time nnti price heresftpr
| 10 be decided upon, a Weekly PAPER, with
| the above style and title
The general object of the publication
wi be the maintenance Of the Chris ian
Scriptures - the standard Of right in all
questions which involve morality, whether
these qrrsttnn- pppert,in 10 mtn I dividn
ally or ca iecIiVelV, and whs hvr airing
| FROM his relation 10 God or his neighbnr
| Euj 'iOtug con-cicntinuS obedience to all
| the ordinances of civil govern "ent not in
conflict with tn" law of God. thu CHRIS
THAN NElG liBOR will b. az uneaniyocaI
advocate of Christinnilv ~ opposed 10 war.
sithct offn-ivu or defensive
White ueith"r politics nor other inconge.
nial aRttsE shnll in any wise alloy vet the
principles of Chris,ianitv will b. applied t.
| bll matters, so far a. they involVe moral
principle, Politics shall b. excluded from
Teligioo, yet tho former 'hall not be exempt
| f'om th- application Of the latter
Idvntiivd oilh the Methodist Episcopal
Church, S"uih. whose authod,e under Ged
Is paramount with me, and holding tie
principles announced. the NEIGHDOR il
| offrred NJ a medium of advocacy of all the
interests # Chds,ianiiV in tha, branch Of
the Church, and also rs al agency for en-
lsrging aud establishing In other churches.
and ~ the region. bevoni that Kingdom
OF Christ "Whicn is not e this world"
d-sire to- ascertain. through The agency
~ AL who uiil a. fr IN ersst themselves,
wha, nnmber of arb,cribers (name, po,t.
Office. COUNTY and Sta:e,J may be rrekoned
W tho begieningi the price governed tv
q - IL. q. -. :. II.
forth coming on the reception Of the frat
Let all Communications BE- Addressed
$500 z SID % BROWNE,
Jay a. Marion G. H., y. G,
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In Equity-Lancaster.

w. w. Wa'krp, Admir-. } Bill for sale land,
vs.. Sarah |. Yarbrough, Injunction, Mar
and others shh assets, &c.
IN accordance with the decretal order Of
this Court, made in the above stated case
at tune Term, 1867. all and singular the
creditors Of G. w. VI. larbrough deceased,
are hereby notified that they are enioined
from insIitu ing, maintaining and prosecut-
ing suits in The Law Courts for the collect
ton of their respective demands sgnins, the
Estate o! SAID deceased and said creditors
are further notified and required TO present
aud establish their respective claims before
the Commissioner of this Court on or be.
fore the eleventh day of November next,
otherwise said claims will be barred
X G. BILLINGS, c. Id.
July II 1867 3m.
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Special Notices.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for yeaIs from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. aud all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will for the
sake Of suffering humanity, sen tee to all who
need It, the recipe aud directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 30 by addressing, In perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN.
40 Cedar Street, New York.
Nay sth, lS67-ly.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
HEkDQU QUARTERS
MILITARY POST OF CHESTER. J
Chester = C, Aug. |, 1857.

N''S''''b -. ~ aub !, lehi. J
GENE Raj ORDERS 70. II.
7. According to Instructions rocoivcd by
Telegram from Headquarters 2d Military DiS
irict, ". aud s. C.) Charleston, :. G.. july 3Is,
1897, the following Boards "f Registers ap
pointed nv virtue OF G. O. 10 60, q = Heal
quarters 2d Military HIstrirt. will organ ixe at
once and give puhc notice OF tn cir meetings
at the several Election Precincts assigned to
them by this Order commencing on the 10 tn
OF August, lust, 1867.
LANCASTER DISTRICT
isT PREcrNCr,
Lancaster G. Ii. Dr. w. G.. Winfield.
Dry Creek, George Sinclair,
Montgomery, } Dudley N. Ussery.
2D PRrcIxcr,
BeIl Air, Alfred Andrews
Waxhaw, J. T. Copeland,
J +. X K-Brumnrett.
S3D PRrcSrT.
Castons n l. Relk
Hickory Head, r. K Thompson,
JAS. F. Bar.
II. The Oh ,irmsn OF each Registration Board
will report at once in person to the Command.
in Officer ot this Post for the necessary Books
and Blanks.
III. Al communication. from Registers will
be addressed to the Post Commander. Orders
and instructions will be Transmitted TO Boards
of Registration through the same "hannel
ID. ID. LYNN,
Bt Maj U. S A. and Capt 9th Inry,
It. Commanding Post
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On Thursday evening, let inst. by Rev. G.
A. Fiyler, Mr.. VI. J. SHAvER to Miss JosErnsE
MAcESr, eli OF this District. .
Married, At the Church of the Nativity
Huntsville, Ala, on the oh ult,. by the Rev.
J. N. Banjster, R. BARSwELL RuErr, JR, to
HARRIET MooRe BAsSARp, daughter of the late
? Or. David Moore, OF tie same place.
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226 Acres.

moro or less, bounded by the State line bs
tween Nor'h and South Csrolna, the lizard
Gold Mine tract, lands oc Allen Morrow
aud ctbsrs, and lying Oh six Nils Greek.
The tract Known rs The Stewart plsrs.T
lylng on Waxhaw Cierk. bounded b, land.
OF h. NobIsy, r.. M Sims. B Mas,.,
John Foster, Elihu Moore, and Estate Iaud
Of s. Is. Massey, a d containing
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In Equity-I.ancaster.

III 6qu'Cy-lancaSter.
WIN Braslng on ! Bin for Sale Of Lands,
Executor. T. al. W Injunction, to Mar.
Thomas ] Reeves : -hal Assets.
and wife Hannah
Jane. and others
~ compliance with the order of this
Court. made in he above stated oase. at
the lat June sitting. notice il hereby given
10 the creditors of J-ffcrson I}eIk, deceased
t"at they are restrained by Injunction. from
proceeding against the Executors Of said
d"ren>'d upon their respective claims, in
The Co rt- of Law; md that ,hev nrs re
Qrirea 10 prove and establish the same be-
fore he COM .,i~sI"n"r Of Ih'- Court. on or
h-frrc the 25rh drv of November next,
ntherniSe snd crrimS 'ill b. b1rred.
* q. Killings. e.. + I. u.
Commissioners Office Lancaster G II. S G.
july 5l-i, 1867 -2mus,
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l. E G Al ATIC ES.
In Eauity-

>S'"'SA'
K G. Billings, Adm'r. w. } Bill 10 Marshal
1sSsr" p%Sssn A. ll"''s''"' and Assets
IN obedience to the order Of the Court,
made ~ this case. nj its last June sitting
notice is hereby given to all ard singular
the creditors "f JOAN Williams, deceased
that 'hev are restrained bv Injunction, from
proc eeding against the Adam; .traior of
SAID deceased. upon their respective claims
in The t"nrt% OF Law; and they are further
"o,itl"d that they are required 10 present
and est ,blish their said claims before the
undersigned, y no has been appointed Spo
clal Referee ~ THIS case, on or before the
18Th day IL November next; failing so 10 do.
said cialu,s wi! be barred
JOHN VI. BEATTY,
Special Referee.
July 3lst, S67,-2mos.
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In Equity-Lancastcr.

John Laney, Admir- } Bill for Tnjunct,onto
Va. marshal assets and to
Martha PIylcr, ct al. \seI Lnnds.
~ obedience to !he Order of this Conrt,
made IN !me above stated case at June Term,
1877, notice is hereby given to the creditors
OF Daniel Piylsr, deceas ID, that they are re.
strained by the Injunction OF this Court
from suing in the Courts of Law on their
claims against the Estate of said deceased,
Said creditors ate also notified TO present
and establish their said claims before the
Commissioner of this Court on or before
the 30Ih day OF October next, otherwise
said c.aiIss will bu barred
X. q. BILLINGS, c. E. l.. D.
July "a, 1867. 3n.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster

Burwcl Phillips vs Sn-
Phillips, e.. nj.
IN compliance with the order of this
Cont, made in the above stated case, ut last
June Term. notice is hereby given to the
creditors OF Robert PnillD- deceased that
they ar" cujoinrd by the decrse IF this
Court. from prosecuting their claims ngrinst
said derrn-ed, in the Law Courts. and are
required to present and psrab i-h tho same
before the Commissioned ,f tins Court, on
or brfo.r the 23d day Of Nnvcmber next. .
otherwise said Claims will BE- barred
X. G. BILLINGS, c. +. ID.
July 81, lSGT-3m
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$50 Acres.

more or less. bouHdeG by lands Of NJ C..
lieath's Estats, X. e.. Delaney aud others
The "Potis gold a,ine tract conrnilinp
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...... RENINGTONS'
+ | Il E A II M S.
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT To DEALERS

100000 furnished the u. s. Government,
Army Revolver, 44,oo I, c.,u
Navv Revolver, aS.Ioo i, C.,;I
Belt X. volvsr, N,vy s;,. CaI;s.
Polio. Revolver Navv S,,aT,.tiS.e'
New Pocket Revolver, 81 100 m CsIh,.
Pocket Revolver, (Rider's PIT 81 COO n
Calibre 49,"
R'Ps"'ing Pistol elliot pt.) No % ard "a
Cartridge. 90
Vest Pocket Pistol, No. ~, 30. 80 and Al
CaFtridge.
Gun Cane, No a. ana 40 q. r.,;a
Brs-ch Loading Rife, (BeaIsJ No. "a and
3S Cartridge.
Revolving Ras, IS and 4I.,oo In C.Bh,.
-d u. REMINGTON e. SONS,
IL;oN. New York.
:, PRINCIPAL AoEsTs.
Moore IL Nichols, Nav vo.L
WIN Resd e. Son, r.,
los &. Grubb, g. Co, phi,,d.In,;.
ponltnry e. 'rrimble, Ranimots
Henry Folsom 81 co. New O,lasns
Jo"nson, Spenovr g. Co., Chicago.
M' R"m-ey, g. Co, 81, Lon,
Albert u Crane, San Frsn.;..s
May -, '87--Iy.
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IN obedience 10 the order Of this Court
made in the above stated case at June Term
1867, notice is hereby given to the judg.
ment creditors Of John II. Bisckmon, dc.
ceased, that they are restrained from enf'rc,
ing their respective writs of Fieri FidciaS
against the Estate of said deceased, and
that they. and all others, the credi tors Of
said deceased, are enjoined from commenc.
ing or maintaining suits in the Law Courts
for the recovery OF their respective demands
against said Estate
Said creditors are furthermore notified
AID required to present and establish their
said claims before the Commissioner Of this
Court on or be fore the frat day Of October
next othsrwise said claims will be barred
K G BILLINGS, C. L. l.. D..
Ccm'rs Office, Lancaster C. H., sc.
July i7th, 1857 Amos.
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l8O a ores,

more or less, bounded by lands Of John
Porter, The State boundary b.lwccs North
and South Carolina. lands of Wi!risn Cou
saft and Of John Ivy. and hinV Directly Oh
the public road from lAncaier CUurl House
to Charlotte, twelve miles irom The former
place.
The tract known as the "StseIe place"
containing a.
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C0NMISSIONER'S Sales.

G. K. CuTeLOn aud others, Executors,
w. J. Whtc and wife, an! others.
(Bill for Injunction, Sale Of Lands, Dover, to
Marshal Assets, &c.)
liz Equity lancaster
UNDER the erner Uf the Court Of Fopi
~, In this case made ut hast June Term, !
will sell mt public ou'rry, ut Lanca,t.r
Court House, on MondaV. the Srcond day
OF September, next, the Iand- described in
ths p'esdinp. in this cus., belonging % the
Estate of W Currt"n, dec .as.i. con
sisting Of 'hc following tracts all situated
II LANCASTER District, TO wit,
The "liome Tract" containing
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BIIT Tor Sale or Lands,
Injunction, to Mar,
shal Assets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
PROPOSALS..

0ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL coz
~ tractors sealed proposals. each endorsed
with the title of the work TO which relates, the Of
the bidder and the date OF Its presentation, win received
this Office until IN O'Clock A. NJ OF Monday, October n
1857 the completion OF the following
wi,specidcation ~ Sewer in Seventeen street, from
Hudson river and through Tenth
Specification 3D. Sewers between Fifty Arst and
Fy sixth and between Ninth and Hudsoa
river 81 Forty Forty,
ninth streets between Tenth and Eleventh avenues and
in Allen street, between Canal and Rlvingto9
streets, and in Grand street, between Centre ana
Also for construction OF block
ments Twenty sixth street. between Third avenue and
East In Forty street. between Eleventh
and Hudson In Fifty street. between Sixth
and Seventh in Thirty fourth street, betwcen
between First and Second avenues Also for the
West street. from south side Morton
pier No 50 North river Also West street .
north side Of West Tenth street. Also West street -
pier A North river Plans be seen and speed.
THOMAS STEPHENS ] Croton
ROBERT 1. DARRAGH, iAgueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, } Board
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II By JOHN KAvANAdH 4 J, p. HONE,
Northeast corner street and Sixth avenue
and 26 West Broadway
frst class corner four story House Lexington
Two ssssilsr four story In street west
Three and four story brown stone Houses on Leins.
ton avenue, from so 900 TO $4,000.
niacens Furniture, in Thirty eighth street. near
very superb Mansion on Madison avenue. Murray
town with Furniture. -. 1900
Murray hi between Fifth and Sixth avenues. -. 5000
Two four story full sized brown stone Houses to-
gether. in good neighborhood, near Broadway.
four story brown in Forty second street; posses.
sion in May ................ $4,000
a four story. brown on Tifty.nr.t street and on
Fifty.second street. between Fifth and Sixth ave- -
valuable Columbia college Lease Lot in Forty. WV"
seventh street. near DR.. Wards mansion. ........
Vacant Lots Fifth avenue, from Forty.thrd street
to Ninstyfourih street. at lowest prices, and on
the streets In plots to suit buyers.
Some splendid plots on Fifth avenue, south of the
Park, suitable for Hotel or Church sites; terms
Abesn ai scsdence al Misunderstanding with stable
Horses, Carriages, Harness, Furniture. de-. owner
Tenant properly in every part Of the cy business prop
erty ali the avenues, up town and down town.
Moneyto loan on bond and mortgage
between Firth and Sixth AVENUES st rem. year.
VALUABLE CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
West Forty streets full Lots IL and il West
Ffty-second street. very superior Farm Of 10
Long Island miles from Waverey station, win be sold
Or g street.
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NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BA
In received until November for the grading
bridging and iron for the Waikiki Valley Railroad from MONT
gomer Newpalz, distance about " miles or SO much
thereof be deemed expedent Maps plans and spe
ncatons will be furnished and after the 10Th inst by The
chief engineer, Levi Bruyn ShAwangunk village AL ohee
r. s. McKINsTRY, President I
Dated Bruynswck, Ulster county. n. " October 1857
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIH
y Friday the 18th inst II O'Clock noon, By the Commits
Harlem Bridge their office, the Morgan Iron
works. for removal Of the wood OF the
old bridge
Parties desiring estimate specifications at ne
Office Of the commission. -
The commissioners the right TO reject any or ~
the proposals.
Security VIII required for the faithful performances q
ERAsTUs w. SMITH, Chief Engineer. 7
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VhhsGhAh
County. ~
=. "a a., .. o., 125 n. ". Of
Monmouth street. ". g., ] !,
! 8. Sd st., house and 10y,
HUI
Palisade avenue. I lot, 95xI
Bergen street. ] lot, 26xlW
Clerk avenue, water loh ]
N ". corner Noadov and
TOWN
Bowden Az, I lot, 6o1il0 (
Communipaw Az, = y. 0.
an acre ........sss.....
Weshington ave. . ., Z lo'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-12
The Reward of Our Humiliation

The Richmond Enquirer, of Friday last, gives
the steps to be taken and the result which will be
accomplished by adopting the scheme Of recon-
struction provided for in the military force bill
1t says:
LET us endeavor to follow out the scheme of
reconstruction on which our Legislature seems
to be in such haste to embark: First Conven-
ton is to be called, to which many of our best
citizens are to be excluded from the list of cand-
dates, and from the polls, and the colored popu-
lation admitted to both without any other qualf-
cation than one years residence in the State
This election is expected to be held in an orderly
manner by the civil officers of the State. And
| then? This Convention is to adopt Consttu-
ton which shall ordain the same basis of suffrage
| as the permanent law Of the State; and the Con-
stituton so framed shall be submitted to the peo-
pie, who are expected to ratify it. And then p
This Constitution, so providing and so adopted,
| is to be laid before Congress for its examination
and approval And then? A Legislature is
next to be elected under said Constitution if so
| framed so adopted, and SO approved, which shall
| ratify the l4th amendment to the Constitution
| said amendment being the same which the very
Legislature now in session, with but single dis
sentient in both Houses, declared that it was I'M
possible for Virginia to cote for however willing
| she might be to submit to it; impossible because
| it requires us as by our own assent, and choice,
! to declare our best men unworthy OF trust, and
to prescribe them for doing our request and bid
ding; impossible because it requires US, with our
own hands, to put the brand of perjury on the
| brow of many others, by Furnishing their ODE
dience to their State as in perjurous opposition
to some previous oath of office. And thenY-
After ali this is done, the people shall have the
privilege of electing as representatives to Con
| gress such men as may be able and willing to
Swear that in all the agonics through which we
have passed they never had a sympathy with us,
or gave us any aid or comfort! And them
| Ah-and then? We shall have lost every trace
of liberty We will have been party to the
death of the State. We will have assented to the
murder of the Constitution. We will have dis
honored the graves of our brothers and sons
| We will have broken the sleep ofStonewall Jack
son. and condemned his ghost to walk the earth,
| and to wall in every wind that means over our
wretched land. We will have renowned the re-
spect of the world, and botted the page on which
history has recorded her brightest chapter. And
Dead Seattle fruit Of Sodom, that turns to ashes
on the lips Test oath representation that and
| no mare
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-12
The Attitude of the South.

In an article discussing the nature of Stevens
military bill, which has passed the House O.
Representatives by a vote of 100 to So, the
Richmond Times says:
''As the probabilities are all in favor of this
bill being enacted into law, despite the Presi
dent S veto, we must again entreat the Legisla
ture to make the necessary provision for pro
tecting Virginia against the first attempt of the
authorities at Washington to annihilate oul
State government
While this conspiracy against our civil liber
ties is being pressed with malignant energy, the
attitude Of the suffering and heroic South is
simply grand. Unmoved by the clamor Of
those who cannot humiliate or dishonor her
calm and patient under every species of persecu
ton which malice can devise armed with for
titude which knows not despair firm and reso
lutte with purpose to fulfill her destiny, what.
ever it may be, the South presents to-day spec
tacle of moral grandeur and sublimity which
challenges the admiration of the world. TO those
who trample upon her rights of representation
while they foully abuse and SANDER her, she
answers with the stern dignity ofsllence. Voice
less in the midst of her suffering, she makes
her tormentors infuriate because, though they
have stretched her upon the rack, yet all their
ingenuity Of torture cannot wiring an unmany
shrek of pain or weakness from the lips OF the
salnted martyr.
1t is this dignifed, honorable and patient
bearing of the South which puzzles her perse-
cutors and dislocates all their plans OF recon
struction so studiously woven as to entangle he1
in the meshes Of degradation But the South
aoiU not dishonor heTseIf-the rod may strike,
but she will not kiss it. Bound and PROSTATE
as she is, the blows given her smite alone the
honor of those who aim them and this judg-
ment the world must ever pronounce upon those
who strike fallen foe. +"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-12
Books, Music, Notions, tcv.

NEW GOODS.-The undersigned have just
~ received new additions to their stock of Sta
tlonery, Books, Music, and Notions. and respect
fully call the attention of the public to their as
sortment, which will be found very select and va
ried and which will, it is believed give satsfac-
ton to every patron.
To our former stock we have also added print
ing material, such as Book, Flat Cap and Color
ed Paper, Satin Surface Boards, Business Cards,
&C., which will be furnished in any quantity.
1Anythi,ag called for in our business, and not on
hand, will be supplied at few days notice.
HUNTER & NOWLIN,
one door West of Post Office, Staunton, Va.
mar1o-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-12
De0tNS.

At his residence in Staunton, on last Thursday
morning last, Mr.. S. A. RICHARDSON, in the Add
year of his age
March, 1867, Col. VIM. P. TATE, aged 46 years.
On Saturday Mi ht last, the 9th instant near
Smiths mill, in this county, after a few days i'll
ness, Mr. THOMAS F. CoURsEY, aged about 60
years He leaves wife and two daughters to
mourn their loss.