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New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The party which proves its patriotism by
striving TO depreciate the credit of its
Government is as unfortunate in the
time as in the manner of its attack. In the
midst of the Democratic rcjoicings over the
declaration of an irresponsible but pretentious
manufacturer of campaign documents. that we
were running deeper and deeper in debt. and
were in reality bankrupt, comes the monthly
statement of the Public Debt by tho
Secretary Of the Treasury Ruined as wo are
beyond possibility of rescue we have contrvcd
in the last month to pay OF round million Of
our debt, beside paying all current expenses rs
they occur. If we leave out of the account the
Pacific Railroad bonds, which arc not actual
debt, since we have satisfactory guarantee
for their repayment, the decrease Q the
National Debt in TIC last month Is orer
fire million dollars! Sure as we are, according
to Demar, to have heavier expenditures and
lighter receipts, the Democratic Secretary OF
the Treasury announces his belief that this
month our receipts will be heavier than in the
past one, that our expenditures will be lighter,
and that in consequence yet larger reduction
| of the National Debt will be secured!
Republicans every slanderous invention of
the public enemy recoils with ten-fold force
upon his own head. The official figures now
given by the Secretary Of the Treasury himself
show that the late carnival of falsehood about
the national finances is utterly groundless
Steadily and surely the struggling ship, in
spite of treachery in the crew, false lights on
the shore, makes into harborl Courage, friends!
Let us work all together for one week more
and next Tuesday the good craft Will round-to
| in safe anchorage
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The friends of THEODORE STRONG, the Re-
publican nominee for Congress in the Xllth
PENNSYLVANIA District, appear to be quite con-
fdent Of laying out Judge Woodward. We
learn that the Democrats in Luzerne have Is
sued several hundred fraudulent naturalization
papers. If this is so, and the Unionists are
not on their guard, they must expect to be
cheated out of their eyesght. The Rebels
elected Charles Denison in 1866 by majority
of zoos in a total vote of 2S,554 The Rebel
majority in 1864 was 5l5. Mr.. Denison died IN
1867 and Judge Woodward was elected to hll
the vacancy, his majority being 545 in vote
of 247O1. The Rebels carried the District IN
the State election last Fall by majority OF
1852 in a vote of 25,O26. Republicans OF Sus-
quehannah and Luzerne, you have hard row
to hoe, but a little elbow grease will bring you
out ahead
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The Speaker of the Georgia House of Rep
resentatives is wag That honorable body,
having turned out the troublesome Republican
minority, is now solemnly congratulated on its
unanimity! The waggish official further advised
the body that disfranchised at one blow twenty
three counties in the State, for no reason save
that their taste in the matter of Representatives
did not coincide with the taste Of the Rebels,
that they should continue to take Wisdom,
4" Justice, and Moderation" for their motto!
These be fine words, masters. But if what is
now going on in Georgia and elsewhere through
the South be called Wisdom, Justice, and
Moderation" then we'd like to take little OF
the other things by way of variety
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
The ". y Erpyess enthusiastically says

"The colored people meet In Convention In Utica,
N Y, this forenoon 10 adopt measures whereby their
race may all the social and political priv ana
rights extended 10 white people ~ hey could ohy de
rOte their time and attention 10 raising me priees O zee
cream, undertaking. and rafting at table, mey nght 90
themselves benefit Instead, they Will waste words
aud precious hours to no good purpose
Tomorrow The Express will reproach the
Blacks for their ignorance, poverty, and social
degradation, urging these as arguments for
their perpetual disfranchsement. We advise
them to do their best to educate their children,
acquire knowledge, and earn the respect and
confidence of all men 10y Christian piety and
moral integrity. "Whitewashing, ice cream"
and waiting at table," are well in their place,
but there are other things which seem to us
of graver consequence to all Gods rational
children.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
children.

We have received from District Attorney
Hall the following polite communication, refer
ring to report telegraphed hence to some of
the country papers, on the authority of city
weekly, that he was about to sue THE TRIBUNE
for libel, laying his damages at $4,000, because
we intmated that he was the friend and "pro-
"tector" Of Sweeney, Tweed, and Hoffman:
have only TO say good humoredy, that inserted in
The Lender souib for the express purpose OF drawing
any hre suffering in political circles from the omis-
SION of nv name when associates were assailed.
"Onesxth of the Dotoriety and consequence in pott
cal circles have duo 20 the socaled TRIBUNE quarrel
with mo: and so far from complaining bringing
suits viii at all times heartily selhshy and sincerely
thank YOU 10 say and write anything against me you
f'~' a o., H."
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Nobody pretends. to deny that thousandsZof
illegal naturalization papers have been issued
in Pennsylvania during the past two weeks
Certificates have been stolen, the seal OF the
Supreme Court has been counterfeited. and
the signature of the Prothonotary has been
forged The evidence shows this conclu-
sively AttOrney-General Brewster is doing
his best to ascertain by whom these Outrages
have been committed. But the fact re-
mains that thousands of these fraudulent
certificates are a1oat, and that thousands of
votes will be offered on their face next week.
The Attorney General is nobly doing his duty.
If these votes are received, Union defeat may
follow. This inquiry must be sternly prose-
cuted, and as many forged papers as possible
Cancelled. Republicans of the Keystone State,
watch your ballot boxes on Tuesday Canvass
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The cotton crop of Egypt is said to be this
year uncommonly large. If this prove true, the
effect on prices in this country must be felt in
some degree for although the quality of Egyp-
tan cotton is inferior to our own, and requires
peculiar process of manufacture, still it can
enter into large amount OF second-class Ia
brics, while good deal of machinery adapted
to it was adjusted during and at the close OF
the war, and is now ready for operation. The
effect upon Egypt herself may be of the ut
most Importance. During the high prices OF
cotton the people were, in manner, expert
mentng in the best methods OF cultivation,
and it would seem that the large crop OF this
wear is final result of their experiments. 1t
is known that the soil Of Egypt cannot well be
exhausted, inasmuch as what is abstracted by
one crop is restored by deposits from the over
flow of the Nile. Thus 1t is not at all improb-
able that the Shareholders Rebellion, beside
elevating the standard of labor in the New
World, may contribute largely to a revival in
industry in country long oppressed, though
once the seat of high civilization.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The indefatigable Miss Anthony seems to
have differed from some of her Copperhead as
sociates in New-York journalism as to the
proper subjects for the consideration of the
State Convention of Colored Men which met
yesterday at Utica. Instead of urging upon
them to devote themselves to "raising the
prices of ice-crcam, whitewashing, and wait
"ing at table, she wants them to remember
the claims of colored women to the ballot"
We affectionately invite the attention of the
ice-cream philosopher and humanitarian to this
heresy Of a recruit
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The Democratic orators will do wollto take
warning from the experience of Mr.. Weston, the
pedestrian, who finds that he cannot walk on
circular track. 1t makes him dizzy, and II
takes away his flesh. To say nothing OF theIi
propensity to reason in circle, which is not
method favorable to the determination of truth.
Pendleton, Buckalew, and the other Blair peri
patetics, all go through one regular round IN
their speeches, which may be expressed as fol-
lows: Greenbacks-enormou increase OF the
National Debt-raseally and radical Congress
scallawags and carpet -baggers-Iiiram Ulysses
Grant-pentent Rebels-horrors of negro suf-
frage, &C., &c. This mOnOtonous sort OF thing
doesn't tire us, partly because we are used to
hearing it, and partly because we are obliged
neither to listen to it nor to read it; but the
effect of these melancholy go-rounders upon
the Democratic audiences may be either para
lytical or dementating. Why don't these speak
ers vary the thingY Why don't they now and
then tell us something about watermelonsf
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Mr. Richard O'Gorman was called upon at
the Democratic Mass Meeting the other night
TO "say something and thereupon INDUCED
himself in a speech. We think he made mis-
take. When the Chairman of the meeting gave
Mr.. O'Gorman that invitation, he probably was
thinking of the following letter, written by
the eloquent counselor to the Citizens Associ-
alton, nearly a year ago:
OFFICE OF COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION
Nov. 90 1867. !
To PETER COOPER esq, Chairman Citizens Assoctdti0n
SIR: Your letter. dated Nov. 81 published in TIN
TRIBUNE of this morning, not by me until now
As soon as my professional engagements will permit
shall answer il at length taking also 10 aude
further matters OF detail referred to In your lot
RICHARD O'GoRMAN.
That is what Mr.. 0Gorman was expected to
say something" about
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

A woman and her daughter burned to death,
and the whole crew of a vessel, five persons
only excepted, perishng with them in the
flames, are the latest warning against the care
lessness with which so many of our steam ves-
sells are managed. With abundance of boats
to save everybody, the propeller Perseverance
was so nearly destroyed yesterday morning on
Lake Ontario before the flames were discov-
cred that only one could be launched, and
only four men and boy could be got into
tbat
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

the Republicans generally can be concentrated
on such candidate, very well but any nomi-
nation prompted by spite or wrath, we must
condemn. No one can now tell how the next
House will stand; and Frank Blairs revolu-
tionary threat that the Southern Republican
Members shall be denied seats, and the nomi
nees of the Rebels installed in their places,
still hangs over us. In such a crisis, wantonly
TO throw away district is a political crime.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
THE DRAMA.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Collar.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Miss Janauschek made her promised appear
ance at the Academy of Music, last night Inc hos'
was full, and the great actress was warmly weoo"oa
She appeared In "The Bride OF Messns," play 'nS'
too dull and too painful to become popular ho'e
but 1t gave Miss ganauschek occasion for the dspS
her strong. sincere. and magnetic temperament oAS
FIVE other performers appeared-which was . oo's
fort. Tho Bride OF Messna " was wen
ceiyed by the German part Of the audience
It Will be repeated tDght. On Friday Miss Jananscn0N
will play Phedra, and Saturday her great pefio''
nance Deborah. five do not dwell In detail upon no.
personation of Do Isabea 1t is not because tha' wo'
of art lacks conspicuous merits but because IL gives W
no new view of her eminent talents, and because ~
unlikely TO acquire prominence In her Ameiie"" 'FN
tOire
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The Nashville Banner, a Democratic journal,
is out in favor of negro suffrage. 1t sees the
handwriting on the wall. Connecticut may
help others to a clearer vision, and after next
Tuesday we shall have plenty of Wade Hamp-
tons reading in the light of that days election
returns the lesson of their backsliding blunder,
and fastening to do first works meet for re-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The increase of coin in the Treasury, inde-
dependent of sales and payment of interest Is
reported from Washington to be nine and
quarter millions of dollars. Cannot the Sey-
mourites find in this fresh occasion for assault
ING the national credit, and fresh proof that
we are going to the bad as fast as bankrupt
Treasury can carry usi
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The PhiIadelphians are making elaborate
preparations for the reception of Gen. Nc
Clellan on Thursday. No political devices are
to be borne in the procession, the design OIL
the eighteen Generals who will manage the
display being it shall be purely Soldiers
and Sailors demonstration. So they say
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The Alabama Legislature has wisely settled
the question of choosing Presidential electors
by providing for their election at the polls after
the customary manner; and has made what
seem to be wise regulations for insurng fair
and free expression of the peoples will.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

vScymOur's War Record, The Campaign,
The WGter-st RepiraI, Radical Sarings Banks
Managers, The Board Of Health, Annual CON
clare Of Kaigkts 1emplar, The, Work Of Nat
nraIisation, The Courts, and The Markets,
may be found on the second page Shipping
Intelligence on tho third Ihe American
Eract Society in Boston on the sixth; and
Real Estate on the seventh page.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The Protestant Episcopal Convention meets
at Trinity Church this morning. A full list of
SIS membership, with other interesting facts
concerning it, may be found in another column.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The Pacific Railroad is rapidly annihilating
space. Our third page contains, this morning,
a list of passengers who sailed from San Fran
cisco on the 22d ult. This is nearly fortnight
in advance of their arrival here.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Gen. Joseph r. Hawley, President OF the
Chicago Republican Convention, is to speak to-
night at the Wigwam, corner of North Second
and Smith-sts., Brooklyn. Gov. Hawley Is
good speaker, and he will benefit all who
listaO IN him.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

only the present week remains to circulate
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE rs campaign docu-
ment in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, be-
fore the October elections. This mornings
issue is we'll suited for distribution in those
States.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

An official opinion was yesterday given to
the City Council of Richmond, va, that tne
fractional currency issued there during the war
and still in circulation is worthless. The matter
will undoubtedly be tested in the Courts
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The Treasurer's report to the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
now in session at Norwich, shows the heaviest
annual receipts ever exhibited in that orgahi-
zation-over half a million dollars.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

A running fight with Apache Indians in Texas
JAS resulted in their complete discontinue by
q detachment of the Ninth Cavalry.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Henry WARD BEEoHER is to address the people
of Brooklyn on The Issues of the Canvass" at tho
Academy of Music in that city, on Friday evening
next. Tickets may be obtained of S. Dyas & Co..
No 246 Fulton-st. Price so cents Proceeds TO DO
devoted to the furtherance of the good cause.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

with Mr.. Johnson's Secretary of War, that the
men who saved the country, without distinc-
ton of race or color, are the men who should
rule IL.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Secretary Seward was born on the 10th of
tlay, 1901. 1t is reported to us from Washing
ton that he is to be married again next week
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The manufacture Of Democratic voters seems
to take precedence of nearly all other business
in our courts inst now. and Judge Barnard has
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

At cavalry regiment reunion in Philadel-
J'.ia last night it appeared that every soldier
was an OutspokCn Grant man. So it is over
l,e wl.ole country Tie soldiers ali believe.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

eN cry precinct Immediately, and spot all illega.
voters. Challenge the vote of every unknown
man, and the victory will be ours
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at O'clock, IN wrappers for mailing. Price
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Gen. Hubbard hnying declined lhe regllIW
nomination for Congress from the lid District of
Minnesota, leaving Mr.. Donnelly alone in the
field. we hear Chat ana onou is now making TO
bring az. q thnd candidate. For what IF
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
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Total ~ 800 1856 1861 50JS 31S $50
Telegraph only give, the Ropublcan eala
Besides this the Associated Press informs us
that in the official returns from lio towns the
Republicans arc found TO have carried
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The break at Orchard Lock, on 'no
Oswego Canal, was repaired last night.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

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consisting Of l28 acres Fort Washington will be sold at
Auction on the l4tb Of October
See Advertisement under Auction head
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07


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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

~ by decree of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county, entered June 6, 1862 in the cause
of Bridget Bolen VS.. Bolen's Trustee and Others.
it was ordered that one of the Master Commission
ers cfsaid Court take, state and settle the fol-
lowing accounts:
Fust-An account of the administration of the
plaintiff upon the estate of Denis Bolen, decd.
Secona-An account Of the separate earnings
Of the plaintiff as sole trader acquired during
her coyerture with her husband, Denis Bolen,
decd, and which were used by said Denis Bolen
in the purchase Of the property in the bill men
toned or otherwise.
1Hrd-An account of any out standing liens
on said property, still suhsisting, recognizing
said plaintiff in her individual character, as the
assignee of the last bond secured by the trust de-
creeto N. K. front, trustee.
fourth.-An account Of debts due from the es-
tate of Denis Bolen decd.
Notice ishereby given to all parties interested
that shall proceed at my Office in staunton, on
FRIDAY, the 2lst of AUGUST
next to take the above mentioned accounts and
the creditors of Denis Bolen, decd, are specially
notified that unless they come forward and prove
their debts before before the day ap.
pointed, they will be declared the benefits Of any
decree in the cause, and the estate of Denis Bolen
Will be disposed Of without respect to their
claims.
JOS. A. WADDELL,
July l2-4t. Commissioners