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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-03-11

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Rhe Winchester Times says, at meeting of De.
positors in the Valley Bank, held at the office Of
Philip Williams, in Winchester, on the goth Of
February, 1868, on motion, Aaron H. Griffith was
appointed Chairman, and VIM. B. Abbott, Score
tary.
On motion, the following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
Rssolpeg, LIST. That it il the interest and the du-
ty Of the pepositors in the Valley Bank and its
branches to employ counsel to protect the rights
and interests If the Bank, end to assert their
claim to rateable proportion Of the assets, with
the note holders in the distribution of the assets
and that in opinion all depositors should agree
to contribute to raise the necessary funds apd
we are willing on our part part to contribute for
that purpose.
End That Philip Williams Charles B. Meredith
and Aaron H. Griffith be, and they are hereby
appointed committee to correspond with other
depositors, with view. to raise the necessary
funds. and to employ such counsel rs they may
think best.
3rd. That the editors of the newspapers be re-
specially requested publish in their respsctiv,
papers the proceedings Of this meeting.
4th That the meeting do now adjourn.
li A. H. GRIFFETH, Chairman.
Wv r <RRoTr Sec'y3s
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The note holders of the Farmers' Bank Of Vir-
ginia, are called on by the Trustees at Richmond,
Messrs. Goddin & Robinson, to bring them in at
once and get certificates in due form. 1854 i..2
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JEWELRY.

Dich JeWeiry!
III The largest and finest assortment of
JEWELRY IN THE VALLEY.
Also fine selection Of Watches, Clocks, Spec
tacles, Silver and Plated Ware, and Fancy ALrti-
cles.
A3- Every article warranted as represented or
money refunded.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted at
moderate charges. B. MAYNE,
from 225 Regent street, london, now Main street,
opposite 6. Hirshe's store, staunton, Va.
nov Dot
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FOURTH ARRIVAL.

N. D. Hendry is now receiving his FeyRTl
STOCK OF GooDs from the Eastern cities.
| LADIES DRESS GOODS,
| from Calicoes to the finest fabrics.
| Cloths, Cassimeres and Satinets.
| D0MESTICS
| Bleached and Brown Cottons, Tickings, Cling
hams Jeans, sc. ~ 'ss
| Ladies sewed Morocco and Calf Shoes, ant
Mems heavy Kip Boots, warranted to please. ~
| He has great variety Of Nohons: One 0
which is to make - 3
Prices L0sce7' Than Euey.
GROCERIES.
4 complete stock at lowest market prices.
Hardware,
~ rinyare,
Leather,
Cook Stoves, Sc
can only enumarate in part. Call and gel
anything you want In addition to the above,
have assortment of.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbong, Trimmings, Of ths Ia
test styles. ~ .
Goods exchanged for Country Produce.
dec lift Staunton, Va
CPRING GOODS!
- LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
GREAT BARGAINS!
Piper Drake & Co., have received. and will
continue to receive every few days, additions to
their already fine stock of Goods; and as ....they
think they haze the incest trade in tovn' they are
compelled to keep frst-elass goods as they have
always done, and can and will sell them at fair
PRICES.
They will also keep what merchants call "sec-
onds" WHICH are, in some instances, pretty fair
goods, but can, as general thing, be sold for
less than first class goods cost.
They do not propose to sell ssasosable goods at
cost, FOR if they did their friends would not be-
lieve them, but they do promise to sell as loy IS
any other house, tor the same class of goods.
They have just reoeised q splendid lot Of
Breaahed and Brown pottons,
which they can sell very reasonable.
They have also just received splendid lot of
Cotton Yarns which they selling at lower
rates than since the war, for CASH.
Staunton, feb 26-tf
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MACHINES.
NHALLENGE WASHING MACHINE!!
~ ALSO THE
nIItTT ENNE yUDINCl

CHALLENGE WASHING MAcHINE! q :.
~ ALSO THE
CHALLENGE WRINGEE.
PRICE SO and $12 each as to Size. 5i7t,
Send three cent stamp for circulars. If ueed o.
per PRIgyEp DIREcrIoks and it does not VAST
CLEAN, or INJURIES ANY ARTICLE can be re-
turned (if in good order) and money refundeA
Arlington Depot, Orange Railroad. Nelson coun
~, Va. ~. H1TE. Agent.
AMHERST c. H., Va Jan. Esd, 1868
Mr.. J. J. HaTE-Sir 1 have" used the Chi
lenge Washing Machine for more than a NOR H.
and am pleased to say that it has proved itset "
every way satisfactory. 1 recommend it to ail
who wish . desirable and cheap Machine.
The Wringer is also as perfect and in every ~,
as serviesable as the Machine.
Mrs. Z. L. WEARTos;. =
RALcoNY FALLS, P. O., RoqkRhIpaE Co., vi.
january 18th, lses.
DEAR SIR Mrs Baldwin is delighted w.t:s
the Machine and says she would not take S+s.o
for the simple Washer. c. C. BALDWIN.
100 like the above can be furnished
feb 26-6m So
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GOMETHING NEW. have this day opened a
~ WAGON MAKERS. SHOP
at the old stand of John Gregory, in Gallows-
town. / will do all kinds OF work in my line in
a workmanlike manner, on short notice and np~n
the most reasonable terms. Cash or country PRO-
duce must be paid when the work is taken away.
16y- Carriages ana Buggies REPAIRED.
JAMES JOHNSON,
dec lift Etaunton, Va.
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E&0R SALE.-I have for sale two No. Ports
u Bile Steam Engines in thorough repair
one of Horse power end the other 10 Horss
power, they can be seen on application at ny
Foundry.
will pay cash, or exchange new work for any
quantity Of Scrap Iron that my be delivered at
my Iron Works. VIM A. BURKE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT7ISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
w Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
Whoopmg Cough, Quinsy, and the numerous as
well as dangerous diseases Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, prevail in our changeable climate at
all seasons of the year: few are fortunate enough
to escape their haneful influence How impor-
tant then to have at hand certain antidote to all
these complaints. Experience proves that this
exists in Wistdr's Balsam to an extent not found
in any other remedy however severe the suffer
ing, the application of this soothing, healing, and
wonderful Balsam at once yanquishes the disease
and restores the sufferer to wonted health.
MR.. JOHN BRUNTO,
Of Baldwin, Chemung county, N Y.,-write:
81 was urged by neighbor to get one bottle
of the Balsam for my wife, being assured that in
case it did not produce good effects, he would pay
for the bottle himself. On the strength Of such
practical evidence of it's merits, / procured a
bottle. My wife at this time was SO low with
what the Physicians termed SEATED CONSUMPTION
as to be unable to raise herself from the bed,
coughing constantly and raising more or less
blood commenced giving the Balsam as di-
rected, and was SO much pleased with its opera
ton that obtained another bottle, and continued
giving it. Before the bottle was entirely used
she ceased coughing and was strong enough to
sit up. The fifth bottle entirely RESTORED HER
TO HEALTH, doing that which several Physicians
had tried to do but had failed"
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & SON, Is Ire
mont ST., Boston, and fer sale BY Druggists gen
orally. feb 19-1m
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Attention is called to the cards of some Of the
leading Mercantile and manufacturing est ablish-
ments, Of New York. Their reputation s too
we'll known to need comment.
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TIE "VALLEY VIRGINIAN" has larger circu1s-
iisn in Staunton aad vicinity than any other pa
ger published here; is the 06ieial Gazette OF the
Circuit. Court Of Augusta County publishes all
She orders Of the Court, sales Of land, &C.; con-
tains all the local news of the Valley-facts wor-
XIV the attention of parties who design locating
{, t. this very fin. regonand is the VERY BEST AD-
ysRrIsINe MEDIUM
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OCRoFULA. DR. LpGpL, of Paris, one Of the
~ most eminent Chemists of Europe, said:
sThe most astounding results may be anticipa-
ted when Iodine can be dissolved in pure water"
DR.. H. ANDERs, after fifteen years Of scientific
research and experiment., has succeeded in dis
solving one and quarter grains Of Iodine to each
fluid ounce of water and the most astounding re-
salts haue followed its use, particularly 10 Scrofula
and diseases therefrom. Circulars free.
DR.. H. Anders Iodine Water is for sale by J..
P. DINSMORE, Sc Dey Street, New York, and by
all Druggists. feb l9-lm
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K f. SNAPP. Practical Distfler
w. and Manufacturer of Liquors

STANTON, VA.
The erectionof new Distilleries, Superintended
old Dstilleries repaired and fitted up and Dstille
ries run upon reasonable terms. . -
Any information in regard to his preQffessio4 iM.
parted to those who wish to acquire q full and
correct knowledge Of the business. His great
experience enables him to ensure a larger yield
and finer liquors, than cap be obtained by the gen
eral way of Distillation. -
REFERENCES,
H. F. Richards s Co., staunton, w.,
Col NJ. G. Har1han,, - :. 7 :;
B. F. Points, Esq, {
Captain G.. r. Mason, q
! Captain W. A. Abney Augusta, Co.,
Edward McKenney, Caroline, Co.,
Sam'l Coleman, Esq, {"
Grey BoufwGre g
Z. W. & C.E Little, seottsviHe, Va.
Address
W. F. sNApP, staunton, Va.
Dec. 13-tf
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JAMES II. WATERS,
j CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER

(Hardy's Old stand,) Staunton, Va,
will warrant all new work and will furnish it as
cheap as any shop in the country; will also pay
special attention to repairing, and hopes, by
strict attention to business and fair dealing, to
merit the patronage of the public.
feb 12-tf JAMES II. WATERS.
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Etaunton, Va, March IL.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY CLEVELAND / SEARS,
COMMERCIAL EDITORS.
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VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT -
Y FOR SALE.-The valuable proper l:;;sN
ty occupied by Mrs. J. s. HALL, on New Street,
Stanton. For terms, &c., apply On the preui-
ses or to Col. j. B. BALDWIN.
jan 29-tf -9 'L
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building and Pasture Lots for
~ Sale.
We offer for sale number of Building and Pas
ture Lets en- the South side of the parkersbure
road. We have eleeaey sold ten building Lots ie
parties WIG intend to erect houses at "a early day
Plats may be seen on application to W.. shnma-,
or at the offices Of ALEX. II. II. STUART,
JOHN B. BALDWIN. w
Attorneys,
june l2-H Staunton, vs.
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oh Yes! Oh Yesgl have this day ia
~ ken out
AUCTTONEER'g LICENSE.
Those wanting goods. or in fact, anything
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
in Town OF COUNTRY, will do well to call on
HENRY O. CEASE.
EaT Office under Virginia Hotel.
p9~ will sell on most reasonable terms
nov 20-tf H. 0. c., Staunton, Va.
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Agricultural Implements

generally.
l take this method of returning thanks to my
friends and the public for their very generous sup
port during the past year, with the assurance that
nothing in my power shall be left unaone to merit
their favors during the present year, hope by
strict attention to business, with increased facili-
ties, to meet more promptly the wants Of my pa
irons than heretofore. Respectfully,
ian 15-tf = VIM. A. BURKE.
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TAMEs A. MoCLUNG,
= GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite McCurdy's Hetsl,}
CoVIHGToN, VA.
Keeps constantly on hand Well Selected stock
of Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Cotton
Yarns, Groceries, QueensWase Hardware, Hats,
Caps, Boots shaessan Dye stuffs, which he Of
fers at greatly reduced prices, fer cash or pro-
duce ~
N. B. Keep constantly on hand, Burke's Liv-
lngston Plows. feb 6-tf
BUSINESS CARD.-Cali and see Hughes, Ry-
- ais Zeigler, nearly opposite Presbyte-
rian Church, Main street, Coyington, Va, where
you can get the highest price for grown produce,
in cash or goods. -
e. HUG HE'S, RYALS / ZEpoIAe. q
ian Mx hou s.I.ss At.sa-s e ts.s'-.
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richmond ,farket. March 10

LIVE STOCK MAKKET
BEEr.-Prime 90 gross; good, So . 1925
gross; fair, 81 90 q $780, common, S. $54.
sHEEp.-Prime, 81 a SIT; good, 81 u 81 SO
gross; fair, $500 $3.50 gross; common, 81 a
Alexandria market. March 10.
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sTAUNroN BUSINESS CARDS.

b IRON " sr,AuNroN, VA.
WILLIAM A. BURKE, Proprietor.
Iron Founder, Machinist, and Manufacturer Of
Ploughs, Plough-Castings, Mill Gearing, Iron
Railing. Saw Mill Fixtures Sorghum
Mills, Hollow Ware Gas and Water
Pipes, Stoves, Crates. Tenders,
Horse Hay Forks, Wheel
barrows, Wagon
Boxes, and
1na.icalzfax1s1Z T1l2aaZea12 01afR
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BELLS EXPECTORANT.

WV. B. ABBOTT, Sec'y..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14
GEORGIA
ATLANTA. GA, Jan 13.-The following
order was issued this forenoon

ATLANTA, GA, Jan 13-The following
order was issued this forenoon
HEAD QUARTERS 3RD Nil. D,sr.,,
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. IL, 1855.
General Orders No. 3.
l. Charles j. jenkins, Provisional Gov
ernor, and John Jones, Provisional Treas
urer ofthe State OF Georgia, having declined
to respect the instructions Of or to cooper
ate with the Major General commanding the
Third Military District, are hereby removed
from Ctlice.
=. BY virtue Of authority gran ed by the
reconstruction act OF Congress, passed July
18Th, 1867. the following named officers are
detailed for outy in the district of Georgia:
Brevet Biirasller General Thomas A Ru-
gen o., oi the 33rd Infantry, to he Govern.
or oi the STATE OF Geprgia; and Capt. elias
+ Rockwell, OF The ordnance corps of tie
United States army, - &c Treasurer OF the
State of Gecreis
3 fhe above na Ned oiilc r. Wi proceed
without delay 10 M!.leds y...e, to enter upon
tie dischasge of the duties ,;syelsing upon
them. sutj c: - instructions from thes.
head quarters
By order u Nsj Gsa il IL.
(Signcc) Z. G ECNs. \ \. q
A; half past ten this mora ~ TIE oricf
was rece,v, j in the rasDas.llctioi 60 nvta
tion aal gre. ted with spplsu.c.
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Tho Safety Of tho Capitol.
Special 10 the DEnocRsr

special 10 tDt DEhtEhAr
Both bran ches of the State Legislature
completed their permanent organization
this forenoon lecting tHeir officers; and
this afternoon joint session vas held to re-
csive the message Of retiring Governor
Stone.
In the House this morning. Rohlfs, Of
Scott county, introduced . resolution re-
curing that the positions ofpages and mes
sengers be filled by boys from the Orphans
Home At Davenport, which was burdened
with amendment, and defeated. Burnett
Of Muscatine, moved that these positions be
allied with the sons Of our fallen brave sol
diers, which was passed and was so bur
dened with amendments as to be worthless.
In the Senate special committee wasap-
pointed to inquire into the safety Of the
caisol building considered unsafe.
The members voted themselves each thir
,y copies Of daily newspapers, or their
equivalent in week.ies.
A large audience assembled in the lobbiss
and galleries to hear the message, which
was received With the usual applause.
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hEW YORK.

Ntw YoaX, January IA Washington
special owes the debate in the Senate IN
Executive session on the report in the az
ton casc, which occupied seven hours. Sem
a,or Dixon finished his speech of Saturday,
blowing that the objections given by the
President were conclusive arguments for
STATIONS removal; lie reviewed StAntons
record and eulogized the President. Fes
sender replied IN defense Of Stanton, aud
referred 10 his services during the war
Dixon here remarked that johnson render
I'd a. great service during the war - Stan
ton Fessenden continued, holding that
the reasons Of the Presiden. for removal
were insufficient, and that no motive should
induce Chief Magistrate 10 take
such Nh important step, except such ms
the nation would Justify. iie defended
Stanton from the charges u being re-
.ponslb,e for the horrors of unreasonable
| Mr.. BuSkalcw reiterated the statement re-
la,ive to Andersouvile, and added that
S;anton's policy vas deemed the olicy Of
the Government during tho war
| Mr. Hendricks .aid after having declared
10 lie President that the tenure OF Office
| bill Vas Unconstitutional, il was improper
| far Stanton to seek to hold office under it.
| lie claimed that Stanton was responsible
| or the New Orleans riot and a. man OF
honor he should lave made it his bonnden
| luty TO protect the President, for he had the
dispatch in his pocket which could have
saved tho head Of Tic nation from the
slardcrs and deianstio, heaped upon him.
Mr. Morton Il uo. think the President
| VAS ra,ron,ibs for tie New Orleans riot;
d ,laer VA, Stanton, and he believed the
| anne late delivery Il the disp tch would
we made any difference in the result
| Mr. Davis followed in leg argument
| sustaining the President
Nh Howard closed The debate, in nreply
| tie ranserva.isui, ana vote was TAKEN
| ,csulfns ~ "a ytas fnT the majority re
port, and nays
\ certified copy Il the resolution was
.ent to the President, Con. Grant and
Secretary Stanton Great excitement is
felt In the movement.
WArrRrows. y. j.. January IA AT the
charter election held here yesterday. the
Democrats carried the city hy a majority u
49,
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CHICAGO.

CmcAao. Jan. IA Washington special
TO-DAY says:-Stanton vas instslled in the
war office this morning. His continuance
in the same is considered probable. He
was very firmly congratulated in yester-
day $ legislature. II 10 discussed with much
spirit. The air feels thick with the crisis
Of contending forces in the Government
This mornings National Intelligence in
dulges its defiant tone. and Democrats gen
orally are urging the President to maintain
the law. while Republicans are awaiting the
resul, With anxiety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

Dts MoixFs, Jan. 1.-THE following
nominations were made by the Republican
Legislative caucuses last evening:
SsSArR NJ Weart, Of Buchanan Co,
Secretary Capt J A. 7. Hull. Of W, Buren,
Co, Frat Assistant. George II. Bsllou, Of
Dubuque. Engross'ng Clerk; Stanley, Of
Jones. Enrolling Clerk Val. Menjel, Of Al
bia. Union Co, S 'sreeant at Arms; Thos.
Morgan. of Keokuk. Door Keeper; Jonathan
Thatcher of Van Buren, Co.. Postmaster Of
the House; John Russell, of Jones Co
Speaker II. &. Woodruff, Of lows Falls
Synhnei Chief Cl.rk; Ben. Van Stenbcrg.
of jackson Co. First Assistant j. {.
Flanders, OF Van Buten TO, Second Assist-
ant j \. Straight, of Crawior Co. En-.
rolling Clerk John 5 Ring. OF johnson
&C., Easrosslug Clark Lieut.. Patrick. Of
Faye,te Co, Sergeant at Arms Geo. Bal.
ley, Of Dallas Co, Door keeper
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WASHINGTON.

WasNIsGroS, Jan - The Presij ent
this afternoon homipated to III. Senate :.
s. Cox, Minister to Austria
The Commissioner General e the Land
Once has had prerare,. and Transmitted to
The Governor 81 Minnss'ca l,>t OF lands
embracing lio,.?, GER :, approved by tha
Secretary ot the Iat' /! j., an; enurirg To
tie State of Ninneso,a, unier act Of Nav
18th, 1864. :" s:i in the construction If tie
Mimi. sofa Valley R,ilroad.
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Foreign news ny Atlantic Gable.

loNuoS, Jan ll-Warsick Jail, where
the feulan prisoners Burke, Casey. chale
" d MuEoNy are awaiting trial. is occu-
pied and surrounded by regular troops,
which were SGT ihsre BY order 81 the
government to guard against any attempt
Al rescue.
In the Queens Bench to-day motion
was made by the counsel for the defense
that the prisoners be returned to London
for trial, on the ground that the religious
prejudice existing against tho prisoners in
Wsrwickshire would render it impossible
for them to obtain an impartial jury and
= fair trial. The motion WAS heard, and
the judges reserved their decision.
The prisoners ID smond ard Allan, i'm
phca,ed in the Clerkwcl explosion. were
again brought up to-day for examination
on tho charge Of murder. Many witnesses
were present, but the evidence contains no
facts Of importance.
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COMM zRclAL.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
Orncs DAvENrogr DrMocsAr.l
January l4.h, 1898. (


January l4.h, 1888.
Receipts Of wheat She pas. week have been
fair. The price has advanced Slightly. being
now al 90 to sls5 Corn Genes in WELL and
commands Te@75c. ors remain steady at
ss, lures. 90 to ~. Barley is nominal.
noi, ming in. We quote TO-DAY
TLera -cao.cs family, vi oiesAle, 1900; re
tail Sle69.
sc9sie-.
jssaEY-s .5"atsl CO.
Oars 20 A ceh.s.
GTg-f ~.
te4z-Sew. 191Ffc 10 she ear.
PoTAross i locnl 20
BrExh- aoc. per u.
Esas- CSC.
HAr-Good TiEaoiay tlo.0 10 tl2.eo; Prsi-
ri. e. 90 to 1000.
CoAL-Soft. delivered. 90 cent?. PER bushel.--
Anthracite. delivered. ego per tas-
WooD-ts per Cord.
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- -
ONO.

ColuNnus, January 1.-THE Democratic
caucus tonight nominated Judge A. Thur
man Tor United States Senator on TIE first
hil'c,. The vote stood 8 to "a for Vallan-
disham. He VIII he elected tomorrow.
LArEs.-A g Tn rnan was elected "A
iec States Senator tcdas. The vote in the
House stoed 10 FIR Thurman and 40 for b
\. Waie. In ,hs Senate the vote stood 10
fer Thurman and Is for Wade.
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100 prizes. Amounting to $3.50. $50
Tickets 81, Halves S., Quarten -.
1880 prizes.

u The above Magnificent Single Number Lot.
terry will DO drawn In public. In Covineton, Ky. by
Three Sworn C,rnmseiopers, at o'clock p. NJ. q
the corner Of Fifth and Msdison Streets. The Ken:
tucky Lotteries no Gin Enterprises but vespoa
solc Money Lotteries. that have been conducted for
the past thirty yearr. and are drown under the a.
fhosify Of charter rom the State, and bonds are
given h eecuse the payment Of all prizes.
The Official list Of numbers drawing prizes will be
published In the New York Herald Chicago papers,
Cincinnati Daily Commercial, ana Cincinnati Ger
man papers.
the advantage of select ng their own numbers-
Send your address for q circular.
Address all orders to
FRANCE, SMITH B CO.
Box SO. uaA.-9awsw&w1l Cevington, ~.
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Corrected BY n. B. KvAss & CO.
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Davenport Wholesale Dry Goods
Market.

corrected by ". G. " adsworth.
The following are the prices to day.
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