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Ngentcn Dcrlangt.
Sir acHarb,s ne,les @erf:

Sir 4oHarb's nesies Bert:
LEE AND HIS IIEUTENANTS.
GirfeIn Gin unesn;eines auffehen erTegt rno pirb
bur1 tie grejie une tie Encouragement &anner oes
2unoes i'm hobem 9rahe gehiltet. 9aiiebe Diro
febr raid pertaut. Cine perarSBerte uno reuis
birte aussaee Der .sLOST CAUSE" pom benieIben
Gbrfttsler lit chen erib elsen Ino sur 8erienbun8
an Mgenten bereit. 4reis S. Sfeies @ert bat
bereits cine babe Wfilipn 9eIer ima nod aebt Der
8erfaiIf poron. t'WEARING OF THE GRAYn
Don Sobn Gften goofe pou 8irsinia. asrei5 "a Sas
rei,eRp.e nno feFieInee Bud Der Seit. Srobe @ors
t6eiIe merber se6oten. AerefIe:
8. 9. Sibble. Serausaebsr,
iant7 2OS Tain Gtrase, aouIsuilIe, 3p.
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Nnfiin0igullg.

600 photographer non ausgeseihneten 9erioneh
81 SOC; 100 photographer BON Unions Ofitseren
81 Csc; 100 9botogspbie.t id9Sner 6ranen fir use;
100 YsoIoarepbtsn bon Sd6aufpietern unb Setaus
ipieIerini1eR 25c; 60 photographer non GonfSSes
rirten OfFj eren 25c. 4offrei snseianSt, wsnn man
fid1 Deri5et al
Danie EapIpr, ir,
ian25 g8afbn9ten, 8 6.
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81 E aeIn.

/. Sie Stabt fol in 3ebn Siitrifte
eingetheilt iueroen, iebe DgSaro" biloet
einen Oiltrift.
2. sfielnanb fol- ii6 nit &einieuna
bon @ruben bei6aftigen obne borber
einer grlaubniBfdein bon Dem @es
funobeitsbeamten erhaIteu gu baben,
ipel@er bonn NfaDor gegenge5ei9net
tuor6en lit un6 iper cine ioldel GrS
IaubniB befibt, foI bieieIbe ber<
lieren, iuenn er irgenbipo berfeblt, bies
fen ODER fol6en anberen 8e9eln nads
sufommen, tueide fpater ansenoImnen
lperoen nl09en.
3. Sn feinem SAL foH Ser SnbaIt
bonMbtrittsgrnben fortsef@afft iperben,
obne baB ber5elbe, ebe Die Qtrbeit be-
sinnt, 9eb0rig oesinfictrt porben 1T,
mas chen 70 ipabrenb Der grbeit unb
nod 8senbigune oerfelben gu eei6eben
bat; un6 ieberseit 1nuB bieies @ef6dft
nit itreuglter 8eoba9tung Der 9feins
Ii9feit borsenomnen iuerbea. ollie
&arren, Safer ober fonitiee gu Dem
8meGe gebrau1tem 8efaBe miifIen
,,ipaiierbidt" fem unb bieiel6en miilIen
unmittelbar na9bem fie geleert finb
griinbli9 aus9epaIden un6 oeSinficirt
merben, tpel9es gBalden uao Geiri>
gen am sSluB 11orblid bon ben Staots
9rensen berri9tet nerben rnub.
4. Sein Gdntub uuo feline bertpe<
ienben Sbiere o6er begetabiIii9e
Stoffe biirfen innerbaIb Der Corpora
tionSerenseu ODER an irgeno einem an@
6eren, ais bent bon benz 8efunbbeit5<
beanlten ansetpieienen 8lase nieber<
aeIegt pcrOen. Sie GtraBenreiniger
6iirfen nidt barb bic Saupttraben auf
ibrea1Bege mad ODER bon Der Snfel
fabren, tpeldes Der Ylab lit, iuobin Die
StraBenreini9er allen S9mub unb
Qlbfan gu fdaffen baben iollen.
5. Sic Soften fir 8e9fdafun9 bes
@9mubes bon 4btritten, aaeDs, S6>
fen II. {. III. tueroen fot9enbermaben
feitseiest:
SUR 6einisung bon Abtrittss @ru<
fiinfsebn @ents fir ben SubiffuB.
SIR 8einieuns oer AIIeDs, S0fe u.
I. 10. fiinfsi9 gents fur iebe &arrenlas
bung. Oie Soften fur 8egfdaffung
folder @e9enitdn6e iinO burd Die Sn<
baber bes @i9entbunis ODER ibrer
N9enten gu beiablen.
6. 8erlonen, ipeltbe fid NIT 9feis
niaen bon @ruben bei6dftisen, miiilen
ii6 cine ODER nebrere patentirte Sauss
pumpen anldoffen, 10 bab 8ruben uno
Seller, beren Snbalt binIangIi9 ffiiifie
1T, fort9eidafIt tueroen fam, obne Ell,
nen ibIen @eruh berborsubringen.
S. s.. 0f it dell,
@eiunbbeitS s8eamter.
9lpprobirt: q. 6. Mlben Mabor.
Mpprobirt: Sobn gbumbIB, Stabts
Warfdau. SebS 1B.
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ganitdts.g erprDnuna.
Organization nnb gfli6teu Der etra6enz
reiaiger.

SoIeenoe 8eitimmungen unb 6e<
aeIn fino fur Die GtraBenreiniger Der
Stabt sur 9ladadtltns ansenommen
mot0en:
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tCtVptuS
Is. DiFrift: 8egraln's Stride.
@ie 8ertbeilungbe Oelegatenanda6l
1T tuie folgt: .-
Bar6s: IL; 20; 3-8; A.
Is; So; Cd; TO; SO; g.
2; 10-S.
0iFrifte: 2-3; 81; Al;
81; 60; I'll; 81; 81; 10
-; Ill; 12-1; 1910; Al;
15-3; 16-1; III; 49,; 1913;
2O-2; 21-1; 22-1; 23-1; PA;
PSI.
SotalS 4nsabl Der 9ele9aten 1926.
Ser Sefretar tnuroe beanftragt, obioe
8erbunOlungen in Der ,8reBu. Shines"
unb Der ,,Senneiie Staatsa eitune" bis
gum Sage Der Contention gu berohents
liben. -
gs 1T gu hofen, oaB Die &epublifa,
ner in ben @arbs unb OiItriften 1ofor,
tise gdritte tbun iperoen, UNI cine
bollltdnbige Organization ber3uiteuen,
bamit Die sSrimarnablen obne Sebl ab>
gebalten tperoen fonuen.
8. 8. 0iden 8orlibenber.
So bn Nu 3 m, Sefretair.
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$10O- 250 pet MOnat,

as aenten MISUNDERSTANDING unb rpeibliGe in
"a en- gan3en gef. staaten. nm bic etn 5tge,
ddbte Common Senfe 9d6mai1ine su pertaufen,
Nrets nur SIC 10 gut aIs ireenb cine $50 TGhmks
fsiue in Der 9Beit Giefe Gaf1ine mabt ben eaftts
ien S4Iusftid her an Der Stantsfatr IN NbaHp ais
Der tSrtite elaifif9fe nnb fir Rdere in EdMiIlen
beoeeiaflete erfIGrt wAree. Sober 5weite Std fam
Serid5It. ten uer6en unb bod fam be- Stcfi nt5t
1use1naffber ge3osen perben obne thn 81 5erreiben
nnfere Blefdine ndbt, dnmt, ittdt btnoet ~ e1ner
rorxialidea Writ un6 9Reiie. Sebe T1i9ine wtro auf
Sref Sabre aelpdbrIeiifet $500 5at Elm Agent i'm
erl;en Ronat gemadt. BeinHe ooer aerefftre
BLISS & McEATHRON,
go. AS gierte Strabe, Gde pom Green,
2puisuile, Rn.
@idttae Nad5rt6t.-Dir fnb beaadrittiet
1nDroen, has 4erfcneu efne elenbe gtad5abmung Der
ae5teu g. 6. VI. aus BHbeifen anfhHbieen. wian
bite fi4 ror alien, bic mot pom nrs ooer unferen
fino Hne9t uno nertbios. jan9
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@efprmen fit 9anlen.

SNT%drame SumePs Sruffss8aIiau1 uno paten.
~ Writer BruitG iepatpr, rpedbe bic Blite pkpolos
GID entpteelt. Depot 907 groabrp1p, 5iew gorf.
Bran ieuoe Stamps fir idbere Austauft. 3I pers
taufen in alien &pot5eten urtS Nobebanoungen fiir
Samer. lan17
rtnmtr's Gtaubsssescs unn gfeinisunsss
s~glal9lne, IN Der 9ogsiter SSabrif Ianewirtb<
i6Gfth9er sserfseuss, 9iobeitfr, ". y. aRan fenSe
na9 eineu' aataies. JAMS
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famtnentreten unb ganbibafen fur ets
tpaiae 8aeansen il, SrieoenSridtere
ooer Genifablers Nenlterl aufifeqeu. z
SSolgenbes 1T bic 2iite Der 8lase, an.
-pel9en bic 8rinlar gBablen absebalten
lperben foIIe1.
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8eeinnenb am, L. De5ember 1867. -.
2iioe tperbeu sf,ie fofef aeheir: S1n

Seeinnenb an, l.. Oe5ember 1857.
3ise iuerbeu iuie foIst gebetr:: 50
gerIaiien gafRpias !. 500 q. Sd, xns $40 9. q
Grrei4en 2opispiue. 800 y. VI. an6 400 X. "
8eiSe 8ase MAIDEN tireste sussK nssn til 2oais&
ntne tSr Ct eouist Cincinnati. = erapslis, Bal.
tlmore. Baibinstnn, @biLaSeipb uhb 1eu BORT.
Sabrsett BON Raibpiae mad Sen gort 40 StMnSen--
8abn. s3Sa'sr 4
W;orgen;iiee pom 3aibpiue MAIDEN @erbinbunaen
nit ben Ganpferf bet Ser. Stoatei Ra,l Cine peAe
aouispiIe nm a llbT slad5ni.tass psrLafen. Die1s
Dan,pfer maiden 6retten Anf6tns IN &trcinnat NIT
allen ssriibsiigeit rad beun Often. zfF5 80 "a.
Gbeds per6en fir gepdd pom Rai5uiue mad ST.
eoms, Gbleaso Cincinnati nno allen 6itIi4en Ssupt.
ftdbten aissegeben. IS"
Sonntags nidt. s+- Ssif
SraniIin aeeo@osatienssas perIdBt SroatItn nm
nm $50 Q. aR. erreidbt 0aliatin nm 9.35 Q. 81. Inh
Raf9ptIe nm tt.55 9. %. 8nriid ssrIaet 9afpiae
I'M $50 u. d., er.edbt @aHatin 7.zD q. N., 6rants
Iiu 10. 30 ". 81, tdelitb (Sonittdgs dnseaommsnl.
Sur9pofiaeter;ige. tuelbe Granttn Mn 7.08 q.
M. perldiien unb GaDatin nm $50 %. Dr., erreiheR
ga5buiue nm $50 3. Dr., mrb SurG. 4afasier;tse
rpelde Rafbuile 1850 %. 81. uerafien nersen Sie
paiiasiere ipii3en Raibuiue unb Sranttin aeeomo.
biren.
M GE~.G cER.~M
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0ifenl,abtl.

Office bee geceirere unb Guperintennentsn)
". v. ~. %. Gtfensbubnep, I
9fdihptQs, Eeftn:, ben ~. SGfiuat 1851
Ban nnb mad Sonutag, ben -. 5 anuar 1858
perben tdsi& spet 4afagie IN fOleenber OrS'
9erISiss. aagbpias nm. s.25 9. 81. unb $50 y. N.
Grrei4en 6t6man I'M If rs u. W. uns 500 8. M.
8erIaen 6idmnit Mif.. 7.30 Q. %. uiib Gao U. ".
Grreicten 9saibpiUe uni. $50 .. g2.nnb 80 y, ~
Giefe Bulge madben genduett anf9lue IN McReuaie
NIT ben 8agen Der Nemp bis uub 1cuiepine Gfenbabn
fir 6altFbcIbt, Nfempbis, Bidsburs. Mep 0rIeans
,liib die Buffte In GibiueFsh; N linton Ctr nit
ben aiiaen Der MobiIe unb Ohio iith Ne,p. 0rleanB
NIB bEio Giisnbabnen fir YaoisaB, Erentpr, EerLr
Sddfoh EeIin., Mobile AIa, Cairo, ST. Souls, Gbis
Gags uis ale Rglits ina Saesn grs @erIpsften;
IN 8idItaA nit ben Ganpfbnp bet MtIdntie nne
BtTliiiippi pne ter Msinph is rno St Bouts Radet
Gontpag1ien, D1mpfbpotem tfiter sRlofie iar ale
9nntte am obstu ,tib utert flppi lin Naib0ile
NIT ben g.nns &c 2 aas asy NM p, ans q, snnS
s i6s Mstisaa Sc tsrssise asass aaa st sohss.a
r. sas ,sssssr ssis 2ssa,'P = ssss.s
.Ta6rprd 70 Ssaie ME Bic biilisaep RaIers galaf
rpaoen an aAen Wa4tsilgsn. @epad hnrbniaftitt;
Ttets az ueftnufen Ii ber Office Der Ettp Transffr
Gpmpnnps Motbpeft Gde GberTp Mnh FGAur9 GtrGee
laS II BEN Nai1Dils uaS GbatsansOsa Ssp6t tn
gs0tbDiue, Eenitefiee @ s1 E& AA&sf
+ .ass 2Smf. 50. c5ilne6sz
5seeiper ,snb @ensai SUPERINTENDENT q
iani2 be Der %. u. ". gB. GiientabA.
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q s0aps!e

Srei praG luofl iLlnirirte mebisini1e Rerte, pebe
lDid5ttge pbD nlosiIdbe 8eIe5rung fir Widnner nne
;srauen ert9aIteu, aBirb gesen Gmpfdrq ppn 25c.
fre efanbt, penn man I rDefloet an ben
Ser Jep Dorfer mebisiniI6en nntperFtGt, Ssn. 80
Clinton 4Iace, Gem @2.f @itp. 1ail2o
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9(n Gauileute, Sabfifans
ten un0 Mn0ere.

Binidt S5r euer gef6Gft ensetiinbist ;m baben9 2
6abt Sbr mot Boaren ober fonftiee @e9enitdnee
lpeIhe Sbr Ipinidbt, sur QenntniB elmer 9roBen
RIofe Der inteniaeuten un6 reifien 2eute in Gurer
Nad5baritaft ober IN allen Stauten an brtngen9
@erianat Sbr nitht nene 9unben nnS Ansbebnnne
Cures @efddFtes2 gHenn 10, rperhen MIR erfrent
Guer Gefdsaft in iehem Staat obi 3beH eiltes
Staates I'M gansen aanbe dnsuseben nilb Cure Mns
ae gen 81 ben biltsten Anidten Ses 9eraus9ebers
beiorqeir gBir bd6en Ssesa dbtommen NIT ener
arosen .MnsnhI Bldtter In &entudp, Ferneiiee, benz
jibii6en Sn6iana nne sIinois nbeeftlo rpeld9e
den, weIdbe pcn Ipenistens SEQ 900 2eutep geleien
rutrS gtreutare an Gle Aufud3 enoe per BON eefanet
8robebIdtter nebft Behineungen 3e. lseltetert.
Nnaeisenbe erfparen T1 3eit, gRahe mt 8efen,
ruenlt lie rs lire Aaffrdge snienben. 4robrt es mt
Ub1frefa ats etablir en- 2ous!
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sec. bss einipanOerunss gereins.
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SprrefpD Beng bes Gi,rtuait=
0erum0S=SSeretuS.

Sffee Of tie gommilfpners Of Gmisratiplt )
gfep 2prf, 6ebruarD A. 1853.
Cattle Garben 2absr gr9ause }
8 o bn 81 Ii + m, gsqr.
gecrretar Ser oeutf6en @eielidaft
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UNI Die Giuna6nen Der Stabt 81 ere
b6ben unb gu berbinoern bab
9ieaen frei uruberIanfen.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-12-18

18th Of July last, copy of which accompa-
nys this message, that the judgment of the
people should be taken on the propriety of
50 amending the Federal Constitution that
it shall provided
First.-For an election of President and
Vice-President by direct vote of the people
instead of through the agency Of electors,
and making them ineligible for reelection
to a second term.
Second. For distinct designation of the
person who shall discharge the duties of
President in the event of vacancy in that
Office by death, resignation, or removal Of
both the President and Vice-President.
Third.-For the election of senators Of
the United States directly by the people of
the several States instead of by the Legisla-
lures.
And fourth For the limitation to Pc
Rod of years Of the terms Of federal judges
Profoundly impressed with the propriety
of making these important notifications in
the Constitution, respectfully submit them
for the early and mature consideration of
Congress
We should, as far as possible, remove all
pretext for violations of the organic law by
removing such imperfections as time and ex-
perience may develop, ever remembering
that the Constitution, which at any time ex-
lists until changed by an explicit and anthem
tic act Of the whole people, is sacredly obi
gatory upon all.
In the performance Of duty imposed
upon me by the Constitution [ have commu-
nicated to Congress information Of the state
OF the Union and recommended for their
consideration such measures as have seemed
to me necessary and expedient. If carried
into effect they will hasten the accomplish
| ment Of the great and beneficial purposes for
which the Constitution was ordained, and
which it comprehensively states were ''to
form a more perfect Union, establish justice,
insure domestic tranquility, provide for the
common defence, promote the general well
fare, and secure the blessings Of liberty to
ourselves and our posterity."
In Congress are vested all legislative pow
ers, and upon them devolves the responsible
ity as well for framing 1nwise and excessive
laws as for neglecting to devise and adopt
measures absolutely demanded by the wants
| of the community. Let US earnestly hope
that before the expiration of our respective
terms of service, now rapidly drawing to a
close, an llwise Providence will so guide
| our counsels as to strengthen and preserve
the Federal Union, inspire reverence for
the Constitution, restore prosperity and hap
piness to our whole people, and promote on
''earth peace and good will toward men"
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, December 8. 1868.
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SPECIAL KILOGRAMS.
TO VINDICATOR.
Received Dec. 18TH, 8. A. vi.

RICHMOND. r. D. Sanxay one of our we'll
known citizen just Elected Grand Tyler of
the Gra'd Lodge died this morning.
WAsH1NGroN.-Senate adopted a resolu
ton, directing the Judiciary committee to
enquire into the discussions of Judge Und-r-
wood multiplying verdicts Of Courts where Of
feers are Ineligible under the 14th Amend
ment.
Total estimate of expenses to carry on the
Government for the next fiscal year. three
hundred and three millions Col Bryan
chairman of the Georgia Republican com
mittee. authorizes the statement that he is
opposed to any Legislation by which Gcor-
gin will be again thrown under military rule
AUGUSTA Ga.-The town of Elbertson Ga.
was destroyed by fire last nlght-loss $780,
600.
BALTIMORE Flour and wheat dull-eorn
white 80 to 81
New York. Wheat 2 to cents better
corn heavy--1 to 2 cents lower
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Sales.
.NtIERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
y BULL-PASTURE LAM

SNHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
Id BULL-PASTURE LAM.
IN HIGHLAND COUNTY. Vi
By virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court o.
Highland County, mad at its September ten
1868. in the case of William Lock rid &c plaintiff
VS.. John Lockrid4e defendant, the subscriber
appointed by said Court for the purpose will Of
fer for SALE at public auction, The premises, to
the highest bidder, on Saturday the 9th of Jan
1ar, 1869, two tracts OF land one containing
so acres and known as Lot No. 4 in the PARTITION
Of the lands Of which Robert LockridSe ST. died
seized, among his hcirs-the other containing SO
acres and known rs lot No. in said partition -
These two lots were assigned to John Lockridee
in said partition and lie in Highland County on
the Bull-Pasure River, near to each other and
are quite valuable
Terms One third of the purchase money to
be paid upon the confirmation of The sale the
balance in two equal annual payments, failing
due at one and two years, respectively; with IT.
terest thereon from day of sale, the purchaser to
live good personal security and the title retain Cd
ultimate security.
WILLIAM NJ SOMMERS,
dec.ll-ew Sheriff Of Highland CO
IA R NJ F O Il S A L "A farm containing
/ about 100 or 1870 acres. within I miles
Of Stanton, is offered at private sale on fair
erms-
Ii is in fine state Of cultivation, and the inn
provemients in good order, good Brick Dwell.
inc, Br ok Smokehouse. Fine Young Orchard
of near 001 trees, of different varieties five bold
Springs on the place and Il cunning stream of
water near the house.
For further information apply at The office Of
he Pindicator Stanton Va
P. S.-A iine Piano, us good as new. manu-
fnctdred by knahe Co. of Baltimore, will also he
sold on good terms.
unel9-t aug
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-12-18

ANOTHER UNDERWOOD HABEAs CoRpus IN
VIRGINIA Richmond December 15.-In
the case of Jeter Philips, sentenced to be
hanged next Friday for the murder of his
wife, writ of habeas corpus, returnable
February 8, was granted to-day by Judge
Underwood on the plea by counsel that the
Court of Appeals which decided against the
appeal taken in Philips case was not legal
court, the judges being disqualified under
the fourteenth amendment.
His execution, which was to have taken
place to-day is therefore postponed until
after the return Of the writ, and probably
indefinitely
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-12-18

The STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE The
Executive Committee Of the Conservative
party of the State were in session last night,
and adopted the following resolution
Resolved, That the chairman o. this
committee be instructed. as soon as the day
is fixed for an election in Virginia, to issue
call Immediately inviting the consulting
members of the committee and the county
and city superintendent to assemble in
Richmond, for the purpose of perfecting the
organization Of the Conservative party in
the State, and adopting such measures as
the public exigencies may seem to REQUIRE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-12-18

We make no apology for the space occu
pied by the Presidents Message. 1t is. a
pithy aud pointed document, arraignlng the
Legislative Branch of the Government, at
every step, for their unconstitutional legisla-
ton and in terms which can not fail to
carry conviction. Our readers, will pcruse
it with pleasure
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-12-18

At rules held in the Clerks office of
Highland Circuit Court, on Monday the 7th day
of Dec. 1868.
Samuel A. Wilson in his own right and as Ad-
ministrator of james Davis decd, also as survi-
wing partner of Felix II. Hull and Samuel A VIII
son. late partners under the name and style of the
firm Of F. H. Hull & Wilson, and also as surviving
partner Of George W Hull and Samuel A. Wilson
late partners under the name and style of the firm
of Hull & Wilson.-Plaintitf
Jared D. Erwin, John T. Armstrong, John W
Wilson, Deborah Erwin, David Fultz trustee in
deed of trust executed by J. D. Erwin to him on
the 26th day Of Sept. 1868 S. A. Hull, Admin
istratrix of George W. Hull decd. Hugh W.
Sheffey Administrator of Felix Fl. Hull dec d. and
Harvey S. Davis.-Detendants
IN cHANcERY
The object of this suit is to set aside deed ex-
ecuted by Jared D. Erwin to David Fultz on the
18th OF Sept 1868 ('tnd recorded in the Clerk S
office of Highland County Court in trust to Sc
cure to John W. Wilson and Deborah Erwin the
payment of certain moneys therein specified and
to have the money. debts and effects therein CON
veyed, applied to the payment Of the plaint If $
claims in the bill mentioned aud it appearing,
from satisfactory evidence that Jared D. Erwin &
Deborah Erwin are not residents of this Common
wealth, 1t is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication ofthis Or
der and do what is necessary to protect their in
tereSt.
A copy-Teste,
dec ll-4t. Al. JONES, elk
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-12-18

Geo W. Cooke, indicted for robbing the
mail at Culpcper c. H., in June last, Was
brought before the U S Circuit Court at
Richmond, on Thursday last, and plead gull
ty to the charge. He was sentenced by the
Court to ten years confinement in the Alba
nv penitentiary.
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Dr. Sameul Preston Moore, late Surgeon
general of the Confederate Army, has been
elected Superintendent of the Eastern Lu-
matte Asylum, to fill the vaeacy occasioned
by the death of DR.. Peticolas.
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The Constitutionality ofthe Legal Tender
Act is being discussed before the Supreme
Court It is supposed the court vii! declare
the right of Congress to pass such an act,
but not to impair contracts-th that is, declare
legal tenders valid except where contracts
specify gold, when gold must be paid.
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Miscellaneous.

Atrules held in the Clerk s Office of the
Circuit Court of Highland County on Monday
the 7th day of December 1868.
John TrimbIe-PIaintiff
AGAINST
Jared D. Erwin, John T. Armstrong, John W.
Wilson, Deborah Erwin, and David Fultz trustee
in deed of trust executed by j. D. Erwin to him,
on the 2eth day of Sept. ls6s-Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to set aside deed exc
cuted by Jared D. Erwin to David Fulton the 26th
day of Sept 1868 and recorded in the Clerk s OF
flee of the County Cour, of Highland County, in
trust to secure to John W. lson and Deborah
Erwin the payment of certain moneys therein
specified, and to have the money, debts and eff
fects therein conveyed applied to the payment of
the plaintiffs claim in the bill mentioned. And
it appearing from satisfactory evidence that Ja-
red d. Erwin and Deborah Erwin are not resi-
dents of this Commonwealth, 1t is ordered that
they do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what is necessa-
~ to protect their interest.
copy-Teste,
A. JONES, elk.
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prBLTc SALE.

| will sell at public auction, on E'asessgay y
sase 2astsa day of December 1868, on
my premises four head of good work Horses,
two Colts, ten to twelve head Of young Cattle.
two mich Cows, two four-holse Wagons, two
two-horse WAGONS, l sett Of 4-horse Harness
Turning utensils generally, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture
Terms made known on day of sale
j. J. CULLEN,
miles Northeast of
decll-tds Waynesboro
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Suits and Shirts,
ANPRING GOODS!
y 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 ''hey
think they hare the incest trade IN town'' they are
compelled to keep first class goods 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, out can, as a general thing, be sold for.
less than first class goods cost.
They do not propose to sell seGsonable goods al
cost, for if they did their friends would not be-,
lieve them. but they do promise to sell as low as
any other house, for the same class of goods.
They have just received a splendid lot of
Bleached and Brown Cottons
which they can sell very reasonable.
They have also just received splendid lot Of
Cotton Yarns, which they are selling at lower
rates than since the war, for CASH.
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