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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-28

Act to be performed by any of the
officers or persons herein men,
toned, the jurors to be returned
from any place are not duly drawn
and summoned to attend the
Court, every person guilty of such
neglect shall pay a fine not ex-
ceeding twenty dollars, to be i'm
posed by the same Court to the
use of the county in which the
offence was committed.
XXXVI. If any City or Town
Clerk, Selectman, Mayor or Alder
man is guilty of fraud, either by
practicing on the jury box previ-
ously to a draft, or in drawing q
juror, or in returning into the
box the name Of any juror which
had been lawfully drawn out, and
drawing or substituting another
in his stead, or in any other way
in the drawing of jurors ; he shall
be punished by . fine not exceed
ing FIVE hundred dollars.
XXXVII. Nothing contained in
this Act shall affect the power
and duty of Coroners, Magistrates
or Justices of the Peace to sum-
mon and empanncl jurors, when
authorized by other provisions OF
law.
XXXVIII. The Clerk Of tho
Court Of General Sessions for each
county, not less than fifteen days
before the commencement of the
first term of the Court in each
year, shall issue writs of venire fa-
cias in each county for eighteen
grand jurors to be returned to
that Court, who shall he held to
serve ut each term thereof through
out the year, aud until another
grand jury is empanneled in their
stead.
XXXIX. Grand Jurors shall be
drawn, summoned and returned
in the same manner as Jurors for
trials and when drawn at the
same time as jurors for trials, the
persons whose names are first
drawn, to the number required'
shall be returned as grand jurors,
and those afterwards drawn shall
be jnrors for trials.
XII. In case deficiency Of grand
jurors in any Court, writs Of renlfe
facias may he issued to the Con-
stables Of such cities or towns as
the Court may direct to return
forthwith such further number Of
grand jurors as may be required.
XII. No more than thirty-one
persons to serve as petit jurors
shall be drawn and summoned to
attend, at one and the same time,
any Court, unless the Cour. shall
otherwise order.
XIII. This Act shall take ef-
feet from and after the organiza-
ton of the townships under the
Act entitled ':An Act to define the
Jurisdiction of County Commits
sioners," except the sections from
twcnty-one to thirty-four, both
numbers inclusive, which shall
take effect Immediately.
In the Senate House, the twen-
ty-sixth day Of September, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight.
T, R0OZER
President of the Senate.
ri. MOSES, JR-,
Speaker Houss of Representatives.
Approved: ROBERT < ScoTf, Governor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-28

Chairman Auxiliary Committee.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-05
ELAEaL.'G
Vegetable SiciIiarn
HAIR RENEwEHs

NGa s*lffT tN HWi tU "
Has stood the test Of seven years before the
pucllei and no preparation Ion the hair has
vet been discovered that viii produce the
same beneficial results. II Is an entirely new
scientific discovery, combiplng many or the
most powerful aud restorative agents IN tho
vegetable Kingdom Il restores Gray Haileto
lie original youthful color, ltmakea the scalp
white and cloaui cures dai1dluf and htinAOrAi
and falling out 0f the hAir aud win mako "
grow upon bald heads except In very aged
persons, rs ID furnishes the nutFitlye priiei4
pie by which the hair is 1ouiiahed and sNp-
ported. II makes the hair moist soft Md glog4
sy aud II unsurpassed a. fiAlR luiEsSa
ING, II Is the cheapest preparation ever OIL.
cred 10 the public as One bottle will aec0m-i
plish more and last longer than three bottles
Of any other, preparation, fsfI.4 d. .ts,a
II Is recommended and used by tho FIRST
MEDICAL Authority. 81iIsHit s'Ng W
The wonderful results produced by our ~.
Gillian Hair Remover have Induced mtthy ~
manufacture preparations for tile Hair. un.
der various nnmesi and IN order to lnduee
the trade and the public IN purchase their
compounds, they have resOlfed TO fRlsehO0d
by claiming they were merpartnGIB uflIad
some connection with our Mr.. Hail and their
preparation was similar 10 ours 10 not be dB4
eeived by them. Purchase theOfiginAi ;rith has
never yot been eguAlled Oui'ifrentlse 0n the
Hair with certificates, sentfYep by mail SEQ
chat each bottle has nur private lteveune
stamp over the tap Of the butllC, All oihers
are limitations, fsf4 sat sfu Jnohlur
R,P P,HAI.L n Co., Props Nashua, NJ lIf
Sold by all Druggists and Dealels in Medg
lcine Sep 10, isOa. 4QsIyl
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-05

ErysipeIas, iEetIle-Rasll, Salt Rheunls
/ ScrofmIa, CarbmncIes. Rolls and Piles.
| It is very easy to say of this. or of any other
medicine, 1T is the very best remedy known"
It is bot always 50 6nsyto prove II. II IS, how
ever, exceedingly gratifying to the Proprietor
of this medicine, that, while he delarcs to the
public that this is Almost wonderful and effective
speche for fIumors, as stated above he has
abundant proof at hand to sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the HUMoR DoOToR has been
manufactured and sold, and every year has
increased the value Of its reputation. and she
amount of its sacs In New Hampshire, where Il
originated, no remedy for humors is so highly
PRICED An eminent physician (nowAn army surg
com when practising in New Hampshire, pprch-
ased between Fifty and sixty gallons it, during
some seven o: eight years, and usedit in bis prac-
liee. lie Las since then ordered il torthe hospital
where was stationed. Other physicians have
purcf used it, and have used it in practice with
e. ,at success. When the Proprietor liVedtn New
hampshire, at Goistown Centre, for tho snace OF
thirty, or forty miles around and in Manchester
particularly, the IIUMoR DocroR was we'll Known
and highly vnlued for the numerOusand wonder
rul cures which 1t effected. Though manufactured
in large quantities the supply was frequently
exhausted, and purchasers bad tO wait Tor more
to be made. In thntregion some very severe cases
Of Erysipelas were treated whit and they were
curedi Erysipeas sores. or carbunces those ugly
,ainrui ulcers, were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used So II was with
scrof,la and Salt RheuW. The HrAoR pqcTnE
cured them. Hn i aaE'
For the sake of showing wnat Is 'h'usn'O s u ~
4 few testimonials are here inserlei ti 4.ar
Wilton Gnle, Eaq.s Boston,
g. G m,,sV$ s' r,i1 Nsoselrcs tgon nv limbs and
Jssr ,5ts oI ma baig 4Ee safe,iags ntiich endured
S Gsu 1,s j,,{,sorjbnbsl Suffice il TO- sayt khat
XXX ni tgy ss,s,,l of he ,tayi p,plar hitno1 Ys,as
sy b1t uiL6at lsporfa9 le u6ilciioil. Al length by
s ,ayueS ,i,test n a., nlnuis iisad yas r4dnced
10 bV Dr. j. H. IDionfs Hmor Doctor, and am rsry
Jno 70 attest tta all nv Boiis acre fsRoged, and my
ibG s ,,ysS Lg ,siIig Dr. lbldns aforssad med
i,iass ;ci's,. nj .' N MILTON GALE.
h"s"' '"'' ~ io''' y+H tTEh
DTrA. wheeler, StOneIInns Mass.
.,..n. ..., ,,,,,,.s,r, ,..eo,o,,s,,dt Dr. u W
very o1lasng ro, c, y, ~, sgcsiiet ySgsag for Hl
i~d"Gs H'1y p',m gS Sity ISasGl,d Ef ,sSSt
nn'S hdrWV 0ef' 'oy~' % ss ,,yS 5ss,,,is o,, Y Eby
hy og" eass w"s s J slf ,Son ii. 6,s5S III Js nh
nm "'"' ',,J s, to,1i on he iV,ist luas constantly
e9 eg@e{5d and aid 6y5Es m so hat Unable @ use NY
hands m any King q ge osF & aHs S 'O' ,og oUg'a aS 70
~l, fe 1%oT 'glie 50 geois ne iOas probably seb'ia
hon % gspeas a'd Sh 5Assss y %y D. gssa g. Iao sa,%
ggs qa'tS g Ro ,ssi sD,, af 5sqig i ooaiinusl 10
tdts I'D aSdsSes l vas sseily en,sd a 4y aana'
n2 RsSsg s5,ss XXI sC & csor y Il AID has been r ssr-
A1s lrlfs ftaTa,as eYfa IN 0faa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

"a E}HET (DEsEBT C1xisM1
"a TOOLS for nle s~ya gnamsEG Pow Eli : Z Fl
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

r F.--PIoSEEAI.o s.a...a..
s..'.;. n0ld Z, their regular meetings in Ma
isy ~ :, 9 a al Wall street, on Monday euns
D'e'nren IN good standing are invited 20 atfend
So By, order of the y. ~. ]
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25
'1B0aen5dOss ssahd' 'capata. xssvsrsi Blsha68bas are
lialsG uppOintsdnf0 the United States and

eOOrcmIcO, ana C1pdCu. S6vHr1t 1I5fShODS are
ialsG uppOintsdul0fi the United States and
EapaQastog. 10. nIllaza. gIiloi3Elsi1Gs ID liEf
6 BE Bs: 4HssfsP ;s MPsEs i|it &
pEhel1nd sNay not of 4 diplomatic cfarnct9r, as.
reported. He wentstO London to be- present
ntthes inArfiage 0f his son, Charles Temple
aDixaoi .d5e8 I'll au ,1Aht nTasI sw sssa61
j. The Corps Legislatif was engaged last week
in. the discussion Of the new law relating to the
holding 81 public meetings which was INTRO
ducef byfnthes Government ae An important
.Amendmebts has been offered by thet lbesal
membera 1t proposes tO, remove all restric-
tiOns from e.right Of the people to meet in
public assemblies when and where they please.
The Prince Napoleon after q series of fat
tering entertainments given i'd his honor, at
Berlin, has left for Paris. edHis visitt0 Gerfn-
ny has given rise TO many surmiscs and rumors.
and is extensively commented on by. the press
but the object of his, mission has not been di-
vuIged. His reception everywhere id Gsert1a-
ny has been most cOrdihlai .0asTjsfgs0 geuL
+ The erpptioneef, Yesuvlus .iszincreasing in
power and grandeur. The volcano is throwing
up vast quantities Of fire and but little lava.
Detonations are loud and frequent. aaa.I
new YORK, March 16.-A Washington spe--
pclAlereports that Hancock has been ordered BY
the President to return, Immediately to Wash
ingtop to. take command Of the. Atlantic Di-
vision. ~ t
aDThe Heraids special says it is dippderrsstood
TINT the expectation of an attack from TIE Vsfr-
ginia shore has, within the past few days, taken
a more substantial form than was at first anti
cipated. 1t is known that an order has just
been issued from the War Department.; direct
ing forty army wagons with teams and team
sters TO be Kept III readiness to move at a mo-
ment's notice for the transportation of sup
plies. Private orders have alsoIbeen issuedrto.
the Commanders Of garrisons about the city to,
keep their commands, both officers and men,
ID qlnrfers, since the excitement Of Friday last
+ & The health of Thad.a Stevens has assumed q
more serious evidence of decline than .at,any
time since his arrival here, 1t is thought by
those intimately acquainted with every phase
of his failing cOnditiop, that it is very, doubtful
whether he viii again be able to leave his room.
Several members of Congress who called to-
day. upon business of an important nature,
were requested not to insist upon seeing him.
The greatest fears are now entertained taat
Mr.. Stevens days Of duty have ended.
j A. dispatch from Schenectady says the wafer
in the Mohawk has reachcda point thirteen feet
above low water mark, aud is, .rising rapidly.
The southwest portion Of the city is partially
inundated, and serious damage is apprehended
from the food s1eisa9di lliW isiatsib y5
An HAVANA dispatch of the 1ath says. def
ferson Davis arrived to-day in the steamer
Cuba, from New Orleanss earoatc TO Balti-
~ uiore. 'It., Nt7Eun (nbEx3m@ ssa5s4of q s.sH
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

MRMORrAl rorOOrGREss. Il
/ NuNs NssN .1saFfi0 nA--+@ sIHHs 974dt nofnW
REsrEcrFuL1x 0YzEnEp oN 9sFHAtr or THos; GRIP

RssrEcTFuI4Y o1zElEp BoN s9sHA AT oy THoss GRpRl
= ii e Lords Of this United Natson4see han easg
sm 1tlgHear the earnest ssupplicationt vi h3v0m
ur ga,n OF your very humble snb-.1g1sY III aai1
scriber. starving Themes GrpbblE 1nW Is
! h4yafTaxl lthis' co.rrosluTaxiit h hiehrs ~
.t3,at Tax 1t dad before w6 diet sd ITO sAiTta
an 80 Tax the planter tax the laud i4aI oat xd
n 80; Overseer and the land ,dt s, ta.sas,.,
i bsaeuTax tho mule and tax the plow,d q shse0
81 Esyf Everywhere and apyhowl1a eraa ssaat ii
lssazax Tax i top and tax tDtapiI sea san. sat
ra@ Upper middle s'sa botton p crap Id asyis
spaasa Tax, the lint andItax the seed! .bssu asai
ii hs4g Tax the universal weedlgsgu 9di fo tTgu
Tax the very bnmble- bees s,,'Ia se..g,ssAae
nf8s" In the blossoms; tar em, please. - ~
lisst Wn 81 hEH0o 318ll5 J9Nu0nF H0slDAEa Ia
1tiisa,gs Layia double premium ri guiIGieab 81 u
1,.,s.h 4 On the Boll,and. Army rwum irau, Eenugs
And double bounty set ,.,.,,.a es.e.,a,
sh'"e On rust and rot and drouth and wet : =.
sHsn 81 .IEte VI 5Hf11e 81 aJeiuH Jos pgN1H ~
as sbTo Tax i'll tax Ii 'trelax it, sEN noi
Chain 1t; stamp it, d--dit, tax i'll b.i4xsa
!. Tax 1t deaf and dumb and blind IA
- fsl Out OF sight ahd out of mind a'"'
H4 ~ 8aaiassa1 8af ie 1avg0q sa1 f1 natssa5
Then the South shall shine again II t.gnafl
n l, With her grain and grasses i--then, III
Eor your Grandenrs night and day ss4
= 3hf Your petitioner shall pray. h'.'e' i'fsai'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

speech in detyca af the ageyerqNeptsse sIaai
hsfht Prince of Wdles win snfnnakd the expect
easisit 10 ireland during tkesE sEaste fsA6lt days!
lin intimAted That the 0eaneiOh viii aigiaL
.ized BY rpypl proclamatiopl, grantin& = ,pars
fial a,nnestv foull end IA ii Ireland,
- bSbatchcs wefc rccc!iv cd lust from
.AIby5siniu.r j uen. Napierwa wasaAOae g 5e6d out
Y rs,slnlpitering pasfy to take SKIM iasth4Ii
IRE distriet, ,1he Pashe n. Egypt hhAqgKed ~
yInls AZ Fqi6s thG 3fitish gu efhl65ht;
|em No eolfraryt eyptian6ssup juofmp1 l1nf
|sewa, Iand, ,hpd repeigyd ydsQaaside derahle xei0
menfA Iron tie NORTH ..s...s.,...., . ~. go
Dhbatches from Rome Snnl0lhc6 eth1t ~
|f1lostiRk ihv6 been im1do Caf dihah 81 HNRtI "a
:Donnpartc, 4 iptakpln, ,Baxfilln Bufrntii ou
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

- F4a r gsFEF8
CONFESSIONAL AMENITIEs.-We find in
the Alexandria Gasetse the report Of. . days.
proceedings ip the, Virginia (RadicaD Copysn-
ticE, from which we extract the following
Mr.. Snead then moved to suspend the rules.
Mr. Bowden protested against the notion,
and said such notion wculd be dishonorablc.i
h As soon as these wordswere uttered the par
ties started towards each, athers aud made. mo-
hons as If they lntended to strike. 80 -. Z,
Considerable sensation ensued. Mr.. Bow
den added that such course as that indicated
in the motion would be beyond all precedent.
z Mr.. Sneal said II Mr. Bowden snid he had
acted dislnaerably, !, he was add haEIelso5
= The parties instantly sprang to their feet
and seized their chairs.
s'Afght would have taken place at once but
for AIR Clements, who got between them and
As soon as quiet was restored, Mr.. j. C..
Gibson arose aud said as II was fashionable he.
|wchld move that Mr.. Bowdcn be brought be-
fore theabar ofthe !hgese. bsas sd 81sat0
|.ur rMr Bowdeno nosalf he Thought AIR. Snead
.aSuld Saa y esonstuR 'ls0 He had called Aln
|saMrs sapad replied, ~ do state thai, you are,
Q d--d haEH al suninsaa asshadI anj is
l. Quiet having beer. restored, the discussion
on Mr.. Platt's motion was resumed. -,
RI Bfr. Snoad made Il few remarks II, favoraof
| the, ipetism.oq s bra .ytia zsdtis ii .sEats ed
silIawxhurstpppessL it and in the course Of
his speech he drew .. very inyidious, compari-
son between the States Of New York and 'vir-,
| xinin. n.eBisa6 aIss5Aa scf 10 xllFnag 81 ea
B Mr.. saeadt--" Why 'didn't you staYin New
III mawsnar,. asS dalan fs, s,y vby vbyl's'a % zaiai
tss Ynnlsts5-1- -A4 - 49, LID @3Naiq
la HdeoNsrnelros cossThucrER.slThe
lfSlOmins isahi aextfsct ffonia speech 6fMr..
llrasf, Ieddeapdelesate III atie vfrgidfa Gohati-
ltdHbtH1 eOdscSti5n, 1'on' q propositioal 10 hold
Sirhtsessions sfli q dSid baase u sssaosq
IidM rsaidBcfsfe,, traniifc 70 say aaksw re-.
tnsarns. N hopes thaylilole sensible ;sis hops
they'll be kinds + hope they'll reflect credition
MI I5e yas csii5fe Sysse s 1T ,!Y pSSt ~. tSis
lasslle sif, was oce a. slge oldihg stSfe, dr.
kandsshenEit wae, ,hesvantt rshldn'b sosout after
ldprks Pr, eels to Esaresent 4. cOlstltuenfy,
asif a M IL va Il q sitss IA RsS ses me-
fh1s8aloeexdaf1, Bir;flhn done, iii. ylI don't
1wnnt yea.ta nakelms dossairs what the share
|Asldfsn didn't make 1is sssEant dQs siTrh shi
IssskBxfr. sWAs reesdsly Kssii III tshidaso fer.
ltAefbeutats6f tAe BoSrlva which seasi6 sisithin
| 6aHsuthyasnn1. .dellNrsslf fnasinsi expeasasg Ihe
.;rjbNne pYb blishes IA. hplapce:sbeet aud calls
ftpea ts pscpt y, the BIZ io5thhiith;
3s1iNssrr0nx.d3 d3nx,grz Ihs ibegrvs Aiaerm>n,
vjhdms0 0edf fx1anob{ lyiensU5ed In Nesv 0ileans,
H., 49, v.;rs "a sfxhs..s s33z 8t
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25
Sofifties. I. :

DAHo LODGE, 10. IS. A. 1, ,x 4. ~
s,oss b. seess every Saturday evening, vt Is o. ~
No., slated communications on Saturdays -
~ sr-..s1lng NIL noon, Ali Masohs fn 9ood Standing
: nvsted By order Of the ". n. - nItf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

sKBxfI Was reesrily Kissii III chidseo fer
tlfelbentats6f tAe posrlva which came ivithin
aea1utbvesnn1sde sdellNrs0E aging exphasas. Ine
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25


i Coop REspySsE.7 commenting upon the
position assumed by Horpee Greeley with ret.
erence to theli,npea eachment, the ST Louis sRe.
puotacGH says .fGsF .li1gk ii oasigaa1i !,
The Irib3sc. even goes so far as 10 insist
that the Supreme Court have aolc no right 10
express m opinion on the question, and. II 1T
did %, the Judge would be rightfully subject
to punishmcntl, xis auoda mort aaFT1 Il. gfsi =
Yet the pretenec of that paper i, that II der
sires the question to be scttled; only, nor,
there Ii but one tribunal that can ActtlB IL,
which u the High Csurtdt,f iImpeaohmcnt.
I. n knownSas been - sonoasccd n @ adssSce
and yet, says the 1ss6ans that il tko only body
which Gun settle it Well. If So, ,Whnt Is tlt
use Of u ttiai beyond What virtue there i inI I
mock investigation 4af c6usSe, very, sSfy as1oh
|emn'--tho. end oflwhich IL simply at0o ftmofe
an 'tobstAclui (which iies sthe wAt 1thOSe
whoiarel nehssDipg 70 spsrpstuate their powell
lin the Rerphlic fIs ahel hsaulea vi tisuhn =
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

an 600 LbssN0 N0.1 BACON. ss..s. = ,,.va, !, /
ZU,UUU ANDREWS 4 co.'s. Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

- NE REGULAR MEErfxGso on 1evve1l a.os1re
y s. No. ., / o. Of O.. r. ofe held &f l6e ff11I II ~
~ y 80. 9. X every TUESDAY, cvcuih0, y 7 IL sclock.
pmctual attendance Of naembek9 II r6oyaeS<6d.
~ u sdaA0 CITY, January il Ices n1 e
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
Bounty To Soldiers and

N. 2. HENpRY has just returned from the
East with the cheapest and best assorted stock Of
goods he has ever offered in this market He sf..
fers his thanks to III former patrons for their
very liberal favore, and promises to spare mo-
pains in the future to merit continuance of the
same and q share Of the public patronage gener-
ally. His stock consists in, part Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Challies, Delaines, Poplins, Lawns Alpacas,
Lustres, Silks, grenadines Swiss Muslins. and a
full stock Of White Goods. Best prints &c.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Mrs. B. E. Hudson, lady well known for her
experience in the business, has charge of this
branch and will take pleasure in showing ali
goods in her line to her old friends, and supply
ing the wants Of all who may favor her with
call.
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES. ~
Gents fine Shoes and Boots Boys, Children's
and Misses Shoes Ladies' kid, morocco, calf,
and lasting boots, Of Baltimore make, warranted
to please.
Notions, Trimmings for ladies and gents suits.
Gloves and Hosiery in great varisty.
"A full line of Domestic Cotton Goods, CASH
meres, Satinets and Jeans
GROCERIES.
complete stock at very low figures.
Hardware, Tinware, Woodenware, &C. Cum
bsrland Anthracite Coal for sale. &c
1T The highest prices paid in goods or cash
for country produce. N. B. HENDRY, ss'
corner store, opposite Va. Hotel.
june lott ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17


VIRGINIA. Sat rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the 25th day of Nay 1868.
Robert G. Logan, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
L. Bancroft and The First National Bank of
Of Saunton, Defendants.
~. IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to enjoin and restr sin
the Defendant, Bancroft, from negotiating or
transferring to any person two certain negotiable
notes, dated Nov ember 3rd, 1867, one for $9o. 81
payable twelve months after date, and the other
for $lO096, payable Is months after date. both
in the custody Of the First National Bank Of
Staunton, and to enjoin and restrain said Bank
from surrendering said notes to said Bancroft, or
to any other person, without the express pesmis-
sion of the Court, and until the further Rrdef Of
the Court concerning the same.
The Defendants, {. F. Bancroft. not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing, by sat
isfactory evidence, Fiat he Is not not resident Of
this commonxealtthh: Il iig ordered that b DO
appear here within one month after due publiGa-
tion Of this netiee, and do what is necessary to
protect his inteFest. A copy-Teste,
- ]. N. RYAN, Clerk.
une RAT AZ
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
Conservative Meeting In Bath County.

On Wednesday, the 9th of May, that be-
ing conrt-day, meeting Of the Conservative
party of Bath county was held in the Court
House, to take into consideration the proprie-
ty Of appointing delegates to a-Convention to
nominate candidate to represent IN the State
Senate, the district composed of Rock bridge,
Allegheny and Bath counties.
On motion, Alex II. McClintic, ESQ. was
appointed Chairman and Charles r. McDan-
nald, Secretary.
Joseph Mayse, Esq, having explained the
object Of the meeting, offered the following
preamble and resolutions, which were adopt
ed. Whereas it is highly expedient in the
present political crisis that Conservative
candidate should be nominated to represent
this Senatorial district in the next Legislature
LIST. Resolved ss that sso,aeieg4tes from each
magisterial district Of this county be appoint
ed to represent the people Of Bath, in q Con-
vention to be held at Nillboro Springs, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of june.
End. Resolved that the people Of Rock
bridge and Allegheny be requested to ap-
point delegates to represent them in said Con-
Hent0n On nOtIo4 Oi D. II. IOpHdM, Esq,
1t was also resolved that this meeting cordially
recommend their distinguished fellow citizen,
Col. VIM. H. Terrill, as a gentleman whose
high character and great ability eminently
qualify higa to represent the district in the
State Senate.
The chairman appointed as delegates to
represent the people Of Bath county in the
Convention, to be held at Milboro Springs.
on Saturday, 9th of juno, the following
gentlemen.
First District, Smith DarneIl and John S.
Criger, End district, Col A. q. McGufin and
A. G. Cleek, 3rd district, M. n, Morrison
and Wm.:C. Burger, 4th district, Robert B.
Matheny and T. B. Cavthorp.
On motion, H. McClentic, Chairman,
and c. R. McDaanad, Secretary, we're added
to the list Of delegates.
Resolved, that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Lexington Ga
zette," aCovington Times" and Val. Virginian
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
A. H. AcCLtNTIC,
C. R: McDANNALp, ! Chairman.
Secretary,