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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-01-22

TaH PARTNERSHIP Of ;; H; Waters and ].
j W. Hilbert was dissolved on the 31st Of
December, 1867 / will continue the business and
ask those in want Of carriages to give me call.
will warrant oil new work, and will furnish it
as cheap as any shop in the country. Will pay
especial attention to repairing and hope by strict
attention to business and by fair dealing to merit
the patronage of the public:
will pay cash for No Ash, Poplar and Hick-
ory. ,. II. WATERS.
ian 8-3t
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A ttentiOn Ladies.-Philadelphi made
"a Shoes, besides a nice assortment of North
ern Boots and Shoes which we are offering very
cheap. We purchased beautiful lot of Misses
and Ladies Philadelphia made Shoes which are
known TO everybody and cannot be surpassed in
stregth and quality by any home manufacturer.
Give them trial, you viii not regret.
oct ~ G.. HIRSH B co,
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A surprise party" in Woodstock, recently came
TO grief. Nobody would let them in
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4th page

H. Peyton's beautiful poem will be found on
4th page.
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IMPORTANT.
WHITE LABOR OF ALL KINDS.

WHITE LABOR OF ALL KINDS.
w am prepared 10 furnish to all persons
desiring them, WHITE EMPLOYEES, from the
North OF direct from European countries, for la
borers on Farms and Railroads, and in Mines,
Furnaces, &c., and for House Servants.
APPLICANTS are requested to state fully what
class and nationality of laborers, &c, is desired;
character of duties to be performed; term Of SER
vice to be contracted for &C., and also to refer to
some responsible person in this city who will pay
costs of transportation and charges on arrival of
the employee.
COSTS AND CHARGES consist of Transports
ton from the North--from S4 TO IS, (Which the
employer is to DEDUCT from the wages of the EN-
ployee,) and fee of SIS in each case. Railroad
fare from this city at half rates additional to the
above; and for every days necessary detention
here to take cars 81 board bill.
CONTRACTS are made at the North before the
Immigrants are sent South-for enforcing faith
full performance of which see Act Of Virginia AS
sembly, passed M ,rch I'd, 1866.
THE OPERATIONS OF THIS AGENCY are
exclusively directed to the introduction at Immi-
grants into the State, and not to local labor;
therefore men or women seeking employment here
need not apply in person at this Office.
Ofiice.-Virginia Central Land Agency and
Domestic Agency of immigration, next door to
City Post Office, Main Street, Richmond.
Address Box 24O.
ian15-3m j. d. IMBODEN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-01-22

Nirginia:-Int the Circuit Court of High
Y land county, on Monday the 9th day Of
January, 1868.
James Bumgardner, Jr., Administra-
tor of Berkeley J. Pemberton. decd, Plf,
William Botkin, Defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO subject two tracts
Of land belonging to the Defendant, on Shaw's
Fork, in the county of Highland, to sale, to en-
force the vendors lien for the unpaid purchase
money-and to proceed against said land by pro
cess of foreign attachment, to enforce payment Of
certain bonds executed by the Defendant to the
Plainti. interstate now due and unpaid
A copy-Teste
jan l54s A. J. JONES, Clerk.
w C. WARREN, Plaintiff,
Lee Persinger s. Co.. Def'ts,
Ordered that the following named Defendants
Mcdowell NJ. Warren, Sarah J. Warren, S. NJ. John
son and Isabella his wife, and Martha A. Warren
be summoned to appear at the next May term o.
this Court, to shew cause why they should MOI
make their election whether to take under the
Will or the contract lled in this cause.
copy-Teste
JOS.T. FUDGE, Clerk.
Oct term, Circuit Court, 1867.
jan 15-4w
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TyOr the Fall and Winter Trade.
u GEORGE A. SMITH,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
in all kinds of Ladies Misses and Childrens
Boots, Shoes and Caters.
Keeps constantly on hand large assortment OF
homemade Shoes. Has for gentlemens wear a
fine stock of CITY made Boots and Shoes, the best
in, this market. Solicits call from ladies and
gentlemen before purchasing elsewhere, and guar
antees nice fit and comfortable shoe.
Store, Main ST., opposite Marble Yard.
sept 18-6mx
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DISSOLUTION.

n dissolution Of CO-Parfnership.
~ The Partnership heretofore existing, I'M
der the name and style Of CARRIER & CROCK
WELL, is this day diss solved by mutual consent,
to daye from November 29th, 1867, the end Of the
3rd Volume, in order to conform to the newspa-
per year. In future, the Valley Yirginian News
paper and gob Printing Office will be carried on
by the said J. r. Crackwell. on his separate ac-
count, who will pay and receive all debts due and
owing to and from, said partnership, in the regu-
lar course of business.
A. NJ. CARRIER, JR.,
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J. Wall Turner, Richmond, Va.
1t. c. Obenchain,-P arnassus, Va.
NJ D. Herrill, Markham Station, Va.
John Radcliffe, Overfeld, W. Va.
3. F. Medley, Ansonville, N. G.
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FOR RENT AND WANTS.
blacksmith Shop and Tools for

The Blacksmith Shop and Tools, complete, oil
my farm, the Poage place, miles from Staunton-
on the Valley Turnpike. is for rent. 1t is a good
stand and favorable terms will be made with II
6rst-cass workman. Apply to the Valley Vir-
dec Aft Staunton, W.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKETs-Jan. 21-The
market at Drovers' Rest in Georgetown, yester-
day. was quite lively and well attended. Wequote:
$50 head Of Cattle at So 50@$7 per 100 lbs gross:
Sheep at So, 50@$4 per head. Hogs rather more
active Sales $3.50 to S. so net.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-01-22

VIRGINIA. AT rules held in the Clerk s
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the 9th day of January, 1868.
Emily Hall, Plaintiff,
Against
James C. Hall, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit is to obtain a divorce a
vincul0 n0taamonii.
The Defendant James C. Hall, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing, by salts
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice. and do what is necessary to protect
his interest A copy-Teste,
jim. RYAN, Clerk.
Watts, p. a. jan saw.
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PROVISIONS.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2O.-There is decidedly firm
er feeling in all articles of hog product, and bet
ter demand for leading articles.
HoGs-All offered were taken at Sc 75a8, gross
and So 60a9 co. net, for medium to heavy aver
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Wanted! 200, 600 feet of choice prime Lul :
wv Der, part white and part yellow, for
which the highest cash price will be paid on de-
livery at the Depot in Staunton, or the Steam
Mill in Harrisonburg. j. d. PRICE,
President of H. L. M. Il NJ. Company
oct 23-tf-Town papers copy to amt. So.
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.
i / can furnish short notice at a reasona-
bic price, Superior Brush Mountain Nall Stones.
Address,
JOHN H. KINNIER,
Jan Is -6m LynchhQs- Va,
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VALLEY VIRGINIAN."
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Our Authorized Agents.

Wednesday Morning, {: January %, 1858.
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A Good Farm Wanted ON Shares.
IA A practical Farmer, who can bring ih.
best references, desires to rent good farm IN
Augusta on shares. He desires the owner TO
furnish the ontft and give him SO much for his
labor. Apply at this Office.
oct 2-tf
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L o c A L..
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VNTanted.-1500 bushels of Apples, 1i,y
w bushels of Oats 1000 pounds of Tni-
ter, 5000 pounds of Bacon and all kinds of Coun-
| try Produce. Cash paid.
r. L. CLEVELAND,
| Antones Building, Main Street, doors East
| of Augusta oct 3O-tf-S copy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-26

i by the following schedule ON and alter the
nth day of May, ls6s-WhcelinG time:
FAST LINE.
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The Prize Fight.

BALTIMORE, August 2i.-The prize
fight took place on Haver's Island,
Northumberland county, Virginia. The
men made their appearance i'll the ring
at seven minutes past 10 o'clock, and
after some delay in choosing referee
and ring keepers, time was called for the
in a proper condition to fight, both be.
ing under their proper weight, Collyer
going into the ring at 1913 pounds and
Edwards at 121 pounds.
The fight was stoutly and stubbornly
contested on both sides. The betting
was about even, the friends of each man
urging his claims most vociferOusly.
The fight lasted one hour and fourteen
minutes. In the forty-seventh ronnd
Edwards struck COllyer terrific blow
on the jsgular, which knocked him out
of time and rendering him senseless for
over fifteen minutes. Both men showed
signs of severe punishment, though
Edwards walked TO the beach unsup-
ported and would allow no one to assist
him on board the steamer.
On the downward passage fight
sprung mp between some of the rourhs
sOon.after leaving Baltimore, in which
knives, pistols and bludgeons were
freely used. One man, Pat. Mullen, of
Baltimore, was shot though the right
breast, another had finger shot off and
a third was stabbed in the side and
head. The upward trip was quiet.
Five hundred persons were present at
the fight. There was steamer frsm
Washington, and tug from Philadel-
phia with private party of about
thirty-fve persons.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati IN aSket.

CINCINNATI, August -.
FLOUR-Dull; sales family at 75a
10 90.
WHEAT-Dull; No. 9, s.; No. l, 95
it was not offering freely at these rates
but it would not bring any more.
CORN-Dull at 92a93c for ear; no de
mand for shelled; it would not bring
any more than ear.
OATS-Quiet and steady at SOC fol
No. and SIC for white.
RYE-In fair demand; sales at 25s
-.
BARLEY-Scarce and wanted ut Is
for No. spring and = % for fall, OF
the spot; no demand for future deliv
cry.
COTTON-Nominally unchanged.
TOBACCO-Steady.
WHISKY-Quiet at 65c in bond.
MESS PORK-In moderate demand
ut % 75, but is held at % %, and W,
understand that this rate was paid 70,
200 barrels.
BULK MEATS-Hold more firmly
but the demand is not large; shoulder
held at l2sc, and sides at 14lc.
BACON-Firm; shoulders can not bt
bought below 1880, or clear sides les:
than l7fc.
LARD-Neglected; held ut 1850, and
small .iobbing sales were made ut thi.
rate.
BUTTER-scarce and higher; fresh
35a3Sc.
EGGS-Sales ut l5a16c.
OlLS-Linseed quiet at II; petro
leum in fair demand at 33a36c.
GOLD-1iif.
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK. August 25.-A Vienna let
ter saws that one of the sharp shooters
from America has won a goblet. he IS
Mr.. Timothy Gruez, of Highland, liii-
nois. ~,
Al n recent distribution in the Col
lere of st. Barbe, the son OF Cavaignac re-
fused to accept prize from the son OF
NAPOLEON Third. 1t will be remembered
that the Elsperor imprisoned his father
who saved Paris from a reign of terror
in ls4s. The affair created great still
in the school.
1t is reported in Rome that Cardinal
Bonaparte will be appointed by the
Pope to the Archbishopric of Blasen
dorff, Pennsylvania, which will make
him Primate of the united Greeks.
A letter from Florence, Italy, says
My observation and information oniy
tends to confirm my impression tnal
the party of action is secretly working
throughout Italy. In the first place
Menetti and Ricciotti Garibaldl are
constantly travelling in Italy, an.
make FREQUENT visits to Caprera. Whet
visiting Italian towns they are known
to have long and confidential inter
views with leading Garibaldi partlsa,ns
and it is not unreasOnably concluded
that these visits, consisting OF IONS
and expensive journeys, are not unaer
taken for mere pleasure or exchanging
of friendly salutations.
Menotti Garibaldi, according to
Turin democratic organ, has lately Wis
tied England, in order to collect fund
for n second Garibaldian invasion. Hi'
brother, it may be remembered, made
similar visit last year, with very goo'
results. Another significant point il
that a movement has recently been Sc
afoet to organize mutual relief or bene
tit societies among the Garibaldians.
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COnyen-
ton of West Virginia.

| l. Resolred, That we approve the platform OF
| the National Democratic Convention lately as
sembled i'm New York, as the true exponent OF
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support TO the nominees OF that
Convention for the offices of President and Vice
President of the United States.
.. ResOlred That we demand of the Legsla-
| ture of this State reduction of the useless
swarm of officers with which We are infested,
and such other measures of economy. retrensh-
ment and reform as will reduce the burthen Of
State and local taxation, which is 'xhausting
| the substance OF our people.
3. iResofred, That We demand the reform OF
the present system Of registration as unjust,
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
with the fundamental principles of free govern
ment.
T. Resolved, That we denounce the Radical
patty Of this State, because, with view OF
perpetuating their own power, they have re-
fused to permit the people to elect their own
Registers. and have vested the power Of appoint
ment and removal in the Governor, so that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes cf the party NAV be bet
ter accomplished: and because. with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected. from either civil or criminal RESPONSE.
bility, for even willfll and corrupt violation Of
duty.
s. Resolred, That while Nc willing to ac-
cord to the negro the full measure Of legal
rights, with ample protection Of person and
property, we are unalterably opposed tn negro
suffrage negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking to that end.
6. Resolved, That We denounce the Radical
party for having, through its representatives. in
Con gress. by the passage of certain military re-
construction bills, declared null and void the
Government Of Virginia, which formed the
State Of West Virginia. thereby denying the
legal existence of our new State.
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From Columbus

COLUMBUS, O., August 25.--The eX,
ecutive committee of the State Board OF
Agriculture met here to-day to take
measures the prevent the cattle plague
being introduced in the State. lhey
adopted resolutions recommending the
Governor to appoint three commission
ers. with power to adopt measures TO
prevent the introduction of, or trans
portation of Texas cattle through the
State. On their suggestion, the Govern
or appointed the following commis-
sioners : William 4. NELL, Jr.,
of Madison Co, T. N. RebeL of Wyan-
dotte and John Euoch of Logan Co.,
giving them instructions and authority
to prosecute all persons who shall vio-
late any provisions of the act OF the
Legislature of April 10th, 1867, entitled
an act to prevent the spreading OF con:
tagious diseases among horses, cattle
and stock, and to take other steps to
prevent the introduction of the cattle
disease into the State. He also warned
all persons that the introduction OF
Texas or other cattle infected with dis
ease is prohibited by law.
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THE MEMAC ERIE

Is unlike any N'., WI" "''
Suhlcc.s, with
RARER SPECIMENS OF BEASTS And Birds
Than have ever been presented to the people o ih'
Continent.
A TRIO or ZEBRAs. Sire, Dam and ynt, WHITE
BACTRIAN CAMEL; slLKkN LAMAs! TIL
ANTIIROPOPnhGUS or MAsItDoN EolA W
TIGER; TIE CHErAH LEOpAED>; \ SINE.
GAL SERNAL: the Asiatic Performer. "QI LtN
EMMA" an Elephant which can be- exhibited without
DANGER ~ TnE PUBiIC: The Smallest aud Young 81
Elephant ever seen, TINY TIM awrc thing, only
IS months old ~ inches high. and special p't M'a
THE LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS; TWO fINk
EIKS: An IBEX FROM TIE ALPS: AN ALAS,
KAN BEAR and ROYAL family ~ the thorough br'I
Black Named African LIONS, LIONEss AND u -
Independent Of the Spccinliics,
Are Lagunrs. IroD1rls Spotted NycBas, Qn1s'.|
Clmc, Bi,uar luGe,, Mad ~ car Occlots, African
and American Panth,r-. Antrop"s. Galr.irs. striped
IIycnas Hrurolari = racurs, Bu''aluc., ClamoHnt,,
Lynx. O,trirur,, AGiran Lions, GJul!y, Uln'k and
Cinnamon uea-s Wolves. Roe BurNs Kangaroo
Porcarir, G.'h a.l silver rhr11"'., ilcLncnm"HS
Womba,lS .ack Swans, Eai,G. Sea l-p.ltS Maxim
swine. Ctown Cr-nc' Ana brrr : Jc!'lis EcavntS
Vulturr, rh,as.nl. l'oN .. Sc. trr Tier "th l7l'
Of Brilliant pUmr,r AMI uu'rn ilr.ap',un> Monk! Z,
Apes B.hsbous arA n'hc minor yup'~Sp"ls
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New York Market.
New YORK, August %

NEW YORK, August %
COrTON-A shade lower; sales OF
1900 bales at 30a30ic for middling up.
lands; chiefly at 30c. .a
FLOUR-Closed duh and l0ai5c low
er for medium and good giades.
WHEAT-Quiet and slightly in buy-
ers' favor with limited export and
milling demand.
RYE-Dull and heavy at I0al 43 for
southern and 55al 60 for western.
OATS-Firm; sales at 7Sc i'll store and
soc ailoat for old western, and 1la7ic
for new ut railroad depot.
CORN-Quiet and steady at l4al l9
for unsound; 19la1 % for sound new
mixed western afioat.
PORK-Firm and steady; sales of 500
barrels at % 50, check tomorrow, and
$50 barrels at % s7i, regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Dull and nominally
unchanged.
BACON-Firm and in fair demand.
LARD--Steady at lSaal9c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGs-Quiet and unchanged.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

LIVERPOOL, August 25.-DispatcneS
continue to be received giving accounts
of shipwrecks caused by the recent
gale. A vessel which arrived at this
port reports having seen the ship
Fayorite off the coast of Ireland. The
Fayorite sailed from this port few days
since, for New Orleans. She had ex-
perienced the gale and was dismantled
and in a sinking condition. The crew,
however, stubbornly refused to leave
the ship.
LONDON, August 25.-Notwithstana'
ing the sharp opposition of large por'
ton of the British press, the appoint
ment of the Earl of Mayo, the present
Secretary of State of Ireland, to be Gov
ernor General of India, has been deter,
mined on by the Government. Lord
Mayo will leave for India in October to
assume the duties of his new office.
The charred remains of thirty-two OF
the victims of the terrible railroad &C
cident, near Abergele, Wales, were
buried to-day.
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From Hayti.

New YORK, August 25.--Later adj
vices from Hayti state that Salnave was
again defeated and was acting now
solely on the defensive. He had forced
loan of 100000 and two wealthy mer
chants had been sent to Europe to nego
tiate for money.
The rebel war ship Liberte was block
aiding Gonavesu. Salnave had purchased
another war vessel. The ministry had
been reorgauized and a reconciliation
between Salnave and the British Min
lister had taken place.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August So'
FLOUR-More active and easier, at
Z 5Oa9 IS for spring extras; -,
WHEAT-2c higher; sales ct NO. at
l 6Sal 20 and No. 3 at 5Sal 62, closing
at Goal 6O3 for No. 2; sales since
Change at 60 for No. 2.
CORN-Active and ta4c higher; sales
of No. / at 97sa99!c; No. 2 at 96aa99c
and rejected at 96!c, closing firm at 9ec
fer No. 10 store; sales this Z. NJ. at
600 for No. l.
OATS-Active, firm and 4c higher;
sales at 50ia52c; closing at 5laa52c.
RYE-3c lower; sales of No. at l 25
al 62l; Noe at l 2lal %, closing at
25t for No. l.
BARLEY-Active and frmer at 50s
81 for No. 2 in store.
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From RRltin,ore

BALTIMORE, August 25.- Michael
Doyle, residing near Tonsontown, Bal.
timore county, was shot and instantly
killed on the 22d, by John Carroll, a
neighbor. A pig, belonging to Carroll,
got into Doyle's corn field, aud an &C.
ton was brought for damages. The
trial was held on Saturday, after which
the parties as they were returning
home got into a quarrel, resulting in
the killing of Doyle. Carroll was ar
rested, and is now in Jail.
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From Boston.

BosToN, August 25.-The Chinese
Embassy are visiting the factories at
Lawrence to-day.
The Norwich steamboat train, thi:
morning, when near Cambridge cross
ing, collided with butchers cart, thu
driver being asleep. The horse was
killed. Three passenger cars wer,
thrown from the track. No person seri
ously injured, but the cars were con-
siderably damaged.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, August 25.

NEW 1ORK, august So'
GOLD-Firmer; opening at l 45s and
closing at 444. ~ 90,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Opened
lower, bat closed firmer and with con,
siderabls activity in the issues held
chiefly at home, while the exportabie
bonds arc lower; coupons 81. ll3sall3t
90, 1l3a113}; '64, 10Sla10Si; '65, ll0sa
llOg; new, 1O74a107s; ~, lO7alO7t; %
lO7talO7g; 1O-4Os, 10Sba1Oof.
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Meeting at White sulphur springs

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August "a
The meeting of General Rosecrans
with four Confederate Generals and
statesmen here assumes Importance
General Rosecrans and Alex. ii. Ste
vens were in consultation during the
early portion of yesterday evening, and
by this evening it is expected that the
programme agreed upon will be devel'
oped. All parties here, both Southern
ers and Northerners, are sanguine of the
best results from the meeting.
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THE CREDITORS

hF WALTER L. GAGE ARE HEREBY
y, notified to appear at my Office in the city OF
TENDER a D. 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and show
cause. If any they have, why the said Walter L.
Gage should not be discharged from his debts
under the bankrupt Law of March ID. 1867.
The second meeting Of said creditors viii be
held NJ sald time and place, and the third meet
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
aug2seaw2w Register in Bankruptcy.
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From san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, August pa slight
shock of earthquake was felt to-day in
this city.
Idaho advices state that the Demo
Gratis carried the Territorial election by
considerable majority. The Repabli,
cans elect ted few local officers.
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Reunion.

Boston, August 25.-Preliminary ar.
rangements have been made for the
contemplated reunion of the officers OF
the Army of the James in this city on
che I'd of September next. The CON-
nittee having the matter in charge are
General F. A. Osborne, Colonel G. C,
Fulton, Doctor Ainsworth and Captain
G. A. Brooks.