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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-13
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Book Notices.

We have the Maryland Farmer for May
with O fine table of contents. =
The Lutheran Visitor for this month, ia
at hand and is most entertaining number
Il il literary casket, filed with many jewels
Of useful knowledge
Harpers' Weekly and the Bazaar are receiv.
ed. The Bazaar continues to grow in favor
with the ladies, and we do not wondcrat it.
Sullivan, at the new book store, has the
Bear, rs well as all other periodicals Of tie
day
TIE Southern Opinion, this week, has
sn. .teeh ef Eesdin: nlattcr.
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STANDING FROM UNDER fact that
many millions of dollars have recently been
invested in real estate, in New York, by Ste
wart, Custor, Vanderbilt, and other money
kings, is cited as evidence of the great pros
perity OF that city. To us it looks more as
if these Bond Kings had heard the mutter-
ings of the storm of Reputation, which is
likely, in the near future, to burst upon the
country and are preparing to "staud from I'M
der"
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THE CANvAss-Our folks are getting
ngood mad" Col J. B. Baldwin is letting
himself loose generally, and making the
"fur Hy." Col. B. Christian and S. Travis
Phillips, will address the people Of Church
sille on next Friday evening, at 3 o'clock
Major Y. Howe Peyton addressed the people
yesterday evening. This campaign has
opened and will be continued earnestly. We
respectfully notify all scallawags, deluded
darkeys, &C., that they can no longer run
reugh-shod over this State. They will be
met by men and we intend to beat them
Come on1
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rohn r. Bitterly,

rohn p. BITTERLY.
Ell SIR-TAKE NOTICE,
that on the 9Th of June, 1868, at this office,
Of the Clerk of the County Court of Augusta,
l will proceed to take the dispositions Of
John r Hurts and others, to be read in a
chancery suit for divorce, pending in the
Circuit Court Of Augusta, in which I, by
my Lext friend. am Pi'f and you are def't.
MILISSIA NJ. BUTTERFLY,
may 10, 1S6S-4t by her next friend.
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UTRAYED OR STOLEN!-From the
~ stable of the subscriber. Botetourt coun-
ty, Va, on the night of the 2sd inst, a dark
bay MARE, about years old, with foal thin
in flesh, branded with the letter Fl on the hip
I will pay $50 reward for her return to Geo.
P. Zimmerman, Lexington, Va, or fer any
information leading to her. recovery will be
paid for accordingly. ]. L. KARNES.
anril 29-3t
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I ~ hIINW UUODo.
~ LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST:
| GREAT RAPG4JEVf

GREAT BARGIl.tS,
Piper, Drake Co., have received, and will
continue to receive every few days, additions 10
their already fine stock Of Goods; and as "they
think they haze the incest trade in tof0n" they are
compelled to keep yfrst-clsss goods as they have
always done, and can and will sell them at fair
prices.
They will also keep what merchants call "see-
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 seasonabe goods at
cost, for if they did their friends would not he
lieye them, but they do promise to sell as lo~
any other house, Tor the same class OF goods.
They have just received splendid lot Of
Bleached and Brown Cetons,
which they can sell very reasonable.
They have also just received q splendid lot Of
Cotton Yarns, which they are selling At lower
rates than since the war. for CASH.
Saunton, feb 26-tf
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Notice.

TOmmissiOner's Notice.
~ TO WILLIAM KELLER.-Take notice
that in pursuance of decree of the circuit court
for Augusta county, entered June 90 1867, in the,
cause Of John B. Keller and others, VS.. Keler's
Executors and others. shall proceed at my Office
in Staunton, on SATURDAY, the 30th of MAY,
to take an account of the transactions of de-
PENDANTS, Ephriam Geeding and John NJ. Huff as
Executors Of John Keller, deceased, and of the
distribution of the estate among the parties enti-
tied under the will JOS. A. WArlELL,
may CAV Commissioner, sc,
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General News.

Chile declines to join the South Ameri can
Congress.
A bonded warehouse and distillery have
been burned in Cincinnati.
General Mcdowell and staff have arrived
in New York from California.
Jacob Morris, wellknown Ohio editor is
dead. His ago was 20 years.
Yellow fever continues to spread at Callao;
the deaths average thirty daily
The whole Of the Hudson Bay Company's
domain is to be coded to the Crown
Cholera has entirely disappeared from St.
Thomas, W. I. and there are but few cases Of
fever.
One years residence in the dominion Of
Canada is to be made sufficient for naturaliza-
ton papers.
The steamer Arizona, from Aspinwall,
brought $o48, 900 in treasure to New York
yesterday.
A man named Peck, from San Francisco.
has been arrested in New York on suspicion
Of selling spurious gold dust
A young man in Newark has gone insane
over the idea that his marriage was not legal,
and that he wsll lose lis wife.
It.m proposed in the Canadian Parliament
70 impose tonnage fee of 81 on American
vessels fishing in Canadian waters
Proposals have been asked of the Inman
and Cuuard steamers for carrying the Canada
mails between Halifax and Europe.
Feniauism is spreading in New Zealand,
where Of late the heavy gales have been very
destructive of human life and property.
A division of the English Of Commons i.
expected to take dlace on Mr.. Glajstone's re,
solves in reference to the Irish question.
It is denied that the French Ambassador
and Russian Foreign Minister have had a
consultation in regard to the Eastern question
France has broken off diplomatic relations
with Tunis, owing to the preparation of out
RACES on French citizens resident in that
country.
A cottage near Great Bend was destroyed
by Ere on Sunday night week, and four chill
dren and girl aged sixteen were burned to
death.
Samuel Mills for the murder of an old man
was hanged yesterday at Haverhill, Massa
shusetts. he confessed his guilt on the scat
fold
The men on strike at Prospect Park
Brooklyn, New York, were dispersed by tn,
police yesterday to prevent an anticipated
riot
The Hunnicutt Republicans of Virginia arr
bitter against Gov. Wells wing, and Wild
split in the party is apprehended in conse
quence.
A demand has been made on the Mikado o.
Japan for indemnity for damage done to the
property of American citizens in the late dis
turtances
The Isthmus of Panama has been declared
to be in state of war for sixty days. Rev
W. G. Hughes, Protestant chaplain, n thu
Isthmus is dead
Messenger, the New York banker, who's
failure was reported yesterday, has made
settlement with some of his creditors at seven
ty-Gve censs on the dollar
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Perhaps you would like to have the young
negro ''idea taught to shoot" at your exr
pense. If SO stay away from the polls and
dont't vote against the "Constitmion."
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r AIDES FAIR

AIDES FAIR
- On Court Day.
viii hold Fair in Union Hall, Staunton, ON
MONDAY, the LIST of June next, and will have
on hand for sale a great variety of Useful and
Famcy Articles, which will be offered at .aasona.
Bile prices Purchasers will receive in every in
stance the full value of the price paid. A DIN
NER, including all the Injuries Of the season,
", WI also be furnished. The patronage Of gem
'lemen from Inc country attending court, as well
as of citizens of the town, is solicited.
may l3-3t
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of you want to have good time" paying
taxes and to support negro schools and Of
fec holders fail to Register and vote against
the nCopstitution.
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J. R. MERRIKEN.
L. B. WALLER

j. R. MERRIKEN. L. B. WALLER
RYeW Firm.-The undersigned are now re-
~ ceiving, at the corner room of the Son.
ers Building, just above the Va. Hotel, the lar
gest, cheapest and most varied assortment Of
French and English China. White Granite, Fancy
Glassware and House Furnishing Goods, ever
offered for sale in Staunton.i Pledging ourselves
to sell as good goods as any other house Of the
kind in town, and to pay strict attention to bust
ness we look contde-.,.y toour friends for support:
respectfully,
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illfnery GOOds.-Mrs. PAGAN is re-
MA ceiving her Spring and Summer Goods
selected with.great care by herself. She is conf
dent that she can please any who may give her q
call.
Orders from the country will repsiva prompt
attention.
gtore next door to DR.. Arthur's office and oppo-
site Mr. F. Fl. Links drug store
N. B.-Pattern Bonnets will b. opened Friday
the 18th instant NAV 13-tf
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GRANT AND BUTLER.-The "burying Of
the hatcher by Gen. Grant ard Gen. Butler,
is denied. The report arose merely from a
casual remark by the latter that he would
like to bury Ratchet in the head of the for
mer.
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THE COUNTY CANVASS.

HE COUNTY CANVASS.
Il Addresses will be delivered by the
county Canvassers, assisted@by other gentlemen,
ON the polotics of the day, st the following times
and places--viz: s-&s-s- ~
churchvile, Friday evening, 10Th May, 8 o'clock
Deerfela, Saturday, 10th May, st IL o'clock.
Mt. Scion, !. z
Greenville i" III
West-View, eve
Spring Hill,
Middlebrook, :"
Waynesboro', Wednesday, goth 2o'elosk
Mt Sidney, ditto
New Hope, ditto
Halls Scho House, ditto, 3 o'clock
Bnrkes Mill, ditto
Mt Meridian, ditto
Midway, Thursday, 21st at o'clock
Sherando, ditto
Newport ditto, o'clock
Barterbrook, ditto
Baskerville, Friday, 22nd, 2 o'clock
Craigsville, ditto, s O'Clock
Parnassus, Saturday, 25rd, o'clock
Arbor Hill, ditto.
Other appointments will be announced hereaf
ter. JOHN ECHOLS, GEO. BAYLOR,
JAMES. BUMGARDNER, JR,
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
may l3-tf County Canyassers.
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Over three thousand emigrants arrived in
New York from Europe on Monday and Tues
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may Ct MEkR1KRN 4 WALLER.
T IMPORTANT SOCIAL ECONOM.

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descriptions, Musical INSTRUMENTS, Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Corsets. Stationery, Looking
Glasses, and in fact everything you can mention
in our line can be had cheap. -
may 6-tf G.. HIRSH co.
4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE OF
IN JEFFERSON DAVIS,
By FRANK II. ALFRIEND, Of Richmond.
This is the only full, authentic and OFFICIAL
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will be apparent to all on examination. Send
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Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO..
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1TTANfED! Flour, Grain and all kinds Of
w Country Produce.
CLEVELAND 4 SEARS.
feb 20-tf Stanton. Va.
nrd.rs for Lumber, received by
NJ. Y.FARTLoW.
snriIl-tg trpotfss r-e,s.
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april 29-4t

MATCH THE THIEF-Miss Hatethebaby's
" immaculate poodle, abducted by most
felinous and hard -hearted wretch. Liberal re-
ward and lots of new JEWELRY. The finest
sortment OF good and cheap Jewelry, can be be
found at G. Hirsh &Cos old stand. We receive
new patterns every week and have always the la
test thing out For articles we recommend we
will give written guarantees and if the same prove
different, the money will be refunded We just
received besides our nice stock of Gold 'ewelry.
beautiful stock of Coral, very cheap. Call and
see them at the great Bazaar.
april 29-tf G. HIRSH 4 CO.
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WempIe of Fashion !!

= MRS. KATE N, KELLEY,
Has just received and is now opening FIVE humid
red dollars worth of Lace Points or Summer wrap
ings--also Dress Trimmings of every description
and latest style. Many other articles tso nu-
msrous to mention. Ladies will do well 10 call and
examine and judge for themselves.
NAV l3-tf
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VIRGINIA. At rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county. the 4th day of May. 1868.
Lewis Hershman, Moretz Lowenbach, Jonas
Lowenbach and Isaac Witt, Plaintiffs,
Against
Margratha Kurtz, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY
The object Of this suit is to subject the House
and lot in Staunton formerly owned by Defen-
dant, and to clear it Of all incumberance, SO as
to give good title to Isaac Wiz the present hold
er.
The Defendant, Margratha Kurtz, not having
entered her appearance, and it appearing by sat-
isfaciory evidence that she is not resident of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that she do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. A cepy-Teste,
JOHN PARIS, D. C.
Baldwin p. q. may CIV
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CLERKS OFFICE. COUNTY COURT
" OF AUGUSTA. TO WIT:

~ OF AUGUSTA, TO Wit:
ESTRAY COLT.
Taken up by Robert Miller, on his premises. in
the Town of Staunon, the 18th day of April,
1868, of the following description:
A MARE COLT, of black color, white on beth
fore and both hind feet, star in the forehead, snip
on nose, supposed to be two years old this Spring,
and appraised at S62 so by Isaac J. Parkins. VIM
j. D. Bell and William L. Mowry befo. Edwin
n. Gushing, ]. r.
Extract Teste,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Cl'k.
- = =
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Il and Personal Estate.
By virtue Of the provisions Of Trust Deed,
executed to the undersigned BY Edward T. Saund-
ers, which deed bears date the Both Of Nov, 1866
and is of Record in the ONCE Of the Recorder in,
and for the county Of Psndleton, in the State Of
West Virginia, shall on the premises, on the 9Th
day Of JUNE next, in said county of Pendeton,
on the head waters Of "Black- Thorn" near Doe
Hfi1 In Highland county, Va, proceed to sell BY
way Of public auction to the highest bidder, for
ready money, all to be paid down on the day Of
sale---the following real and personal estate, or
go much Of the latter as may be forth coming on
the day of sale, to wit: About Thirteen Hundred
Acres Of land be the same more or less) it being
the lands in the occupancy Of the said Edward T.
Saunders, and on which he now resides. ON which
said premises there lie an eyeellent Brick Man
House, together with various out houses
These lands are we'll supplied with excellent run
ming water: Also, six head Of horses to witt
Three gray geldinga, one gray mare, one bay
stallion, and one bay mare, sixty head Of cattle,
including about eleven mich cows, thirty head
of hsgs. fifty head Of sheep, together with the
increase of the horses, cattle, sheep and hogs
two wagons complete, enc road wagon and the
other farm wagon, gear or harness for six hor-
ses, one, truck wagon, two rife guns, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture owned and in
the possession of the said Edward T. Saunders at
the date Of the said Trust Deed embracing five
feather beds, bedsteads and furniture for said
beds, one cooking stove, various pots, ovens,
chairs, one mantle clock, &c.
The undersigned will convey said property to
the purchaser, or purchasers with special war;
rants only-meaning thereby that he conveys
such title only-as the Trust Deed aforesaid. con
fers on him. REUBEN D. HILL,
may 6-4t M Trustee.
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4 NEW FENCE The attention Of the farmers
n of this county is requested 70 u new ,ls re
of Board Fence. specimen Of which IS 10 sae
seen in the Court House yard, stagafaa
1t is erected without posts costs less TO prepare
than the ordinary board Fence cau be pat up &na
taken down with great rapicits, IS Al.n sza c'u
rable. can be prepared during tns.win;ef $50 pre-
sents many points of advaHtaye f ~ o9,lsiaeFa,
ton of the farmer. Farm righ;s wall De aihposed
of upon reasonable terms, es,hes hy George y.
Price or the undersigned.
april 22-tf BAV-D 3tNhEH
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r ADIES.-Expansion is our times, mad ten
Ia dency, spreading wide at every stride
like the broad advancing tide. Behold the tender
gender glide, with some of our nice Hoop SKIRTS.
We have all sizes and prices. Also the good Odes-
81 Callapsing Skirt, which has gained such wide
.nread reputatien, as it can be altered into any
shape instantly, is still to be found at
april 29-tf G. HIRSH & cos.
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yH4HE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
His Excelency, Governor Hirsh, notifies
YOU that he has received new supply Of these
good Philadelphia shop shoes and Caters which
recommend themselves. They are the best that
can be put up. Those that have tried them VIII
buy no others. Call at
onrir29-tf G. EIRSH L co.
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rOR SALE

rOR SALE
5 small SPRING WAGON in good cen-
di1ion, will be sold eAeap for cash. Apply TO
J. 4. TEMPLET0N,
Esq 10 x Stspsserl r.,