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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-03-25
LEGAL.
Sat rules held in. the Cler. I
Office of the Circuit Court for Augussss
county, the End day Of March, 1868. .

VIRGINIA: Sat rules held in the Cler. I
Office of the Circuit Court for Augussss
county, the End day Of March, 1868. .
Mary L. Snspp Executrix Of Robert
Snapp, deceased, Plaintiff,
Robert s. Harnsbarger, late Administrator Of
Judson Mccoy, deceased, Henry II. Peck, late
Sheriff of Augusta county, and ~ such, Admin
istrator de 6onis non of Judson Mccoy, deceased.
Jane J. Mccoy, Edwin NJ. Cushing and 4. x. h
Gushing his wife, Eliza Jane Mccoy, Maria G.
Mccoy, Tiphen W. Allen and Mary 4. u. Allen
hiswife, D. Carson Mccoy and Noryell ". McCsy.
IN CHANgERY. sr,9+sls <
The object of this suit is to enforce The yea
doris lien for the balance Of unpxid purchasS
money on thst tract of land in Augusta county, VI
which Judson Mccoy, died. seized and possessed
The Defendant, Norvell ". AtcCoy, not hay>
ing entered his appearance, and it appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that he is not resident OF
this Commonwealth: II is ordered thu. he do ap-
pear here. within one month 4sser duo publication
Of this notice, and do what is necessary 70 pre-
tect his interest. A copy-Tests,
~ J. N. RYAN. Clerk.
Baylor Hanger, p. a. mar 44w
NIRGINIA:-Atr rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusts
county, the End day of March, 1868.
George Baylor, rlainsiR
Against s'l' ara
J. c: Roller, Anthony Aylor, benjamin. Weller.
Taos Burke, George Sherman, and N: X. Tresti
lohn ,. Wssts.' a:.d George Seawright, Trustees
y" Defeadahtts
IN CHANCERY '''s,r =. s.
TIE object Of this suit is TO enforce the lien Of
Judgment Of the County Conrtaf augusta codn-
"; in the name of VIM. MeFan agalnst J, G. Ro-
Ter. Anthony Aylor, Benjamin Weller. and Thorn
as Burke, for Sl403, 10, penalty Of D. Bond TO
be discharged by the payment of sos, 20, With
legal interest Thereon. from 2Sth Of April, 1857,
till paid. and 81, 10 costs. = -t'sr'. ~
The Defendants, Anthony Aylor and BeniaMin
Weller, not having entered their appearance,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not residents of this Commonwealth: 1t
is ordered that they do appear here within one
monthrafter due publication Of this notice; Apd
do what is necessary to protect their intsr&ss.ss
copy-Teste, &c"
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Baylor s Hanger, p. q. mar 4-4w
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TTo THE PUBLIC.-The subscriber has APP
j pointed Henderson NJ. Bell, Esq, Of Staun.
ton, Va, his General Agent and Attorney -in-faet
for the settlement of all business matters in which
he is party, and requests ali whom it may COM
Germ to commuEi cate with him W. :,
- '''" '"'lgHN LEWIS PEYT0N,
dec 25-186J. "''''', -. - London.
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VIRGINIA Sat rules held in the Clerks
" Office of the Circuit Court for AugustG
county, the End day of March, 1868. % =
Bridget Bolen, Plaintiff,
Against 4
Nicholas K. Trout Trustee Of Dennis Bolen,
decd. Aaron E. Bledsoe, and the heirs at-law ii
said Dennis Bolen, deceased, whose names and
residences unknown, Defendants
IN CHANCERY. i''s' ''''.af-
The object of This suit ID to require the Defen-
dant, Nicholas K. Trout, Trustee IF Dennis Belen,
deceased to convey to the Plaintiff, the legal Title
to House and Lot, situated on the corner Of
Augusta Street and Spring Lane, in the town 81
Staunton, which was conveyed in trust by ,Dehnis
Bolen in his lifetime, to said Nicholas K. Trout.
The Defendants, Aaron E. Bledsoe, and the
heirs at-iaw of said Dennis Bolen, dec d., whoss
names s. residences are unknown not having enter.
ed their appearance, anditappearing by satisfac
tory eyidsnee chat trey'Gfe not residents of this
Coni1lonwsalth': 1t is ordered thstttsy do appear
here within one month after due publicatiohf Of
this notice, and do Whit Is necessary to protect
their interests. A cspy-Teste, y 's'7S 81 t
JIM. RYAN, Clerk.
Bumgardner, p. q. mar 4-4t
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dealer T
Choice Stock Of Paper Hangfngs. Window Shades
Oval Picture Frames, Picture Cord and :
Tassels, Paintings. Engrayings &c.
Orders promptly filed at the Lowest prices.
feb 26-1y
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DISAPPOINTMENT sale of the Payne
i lands is postponed untilthe 20th Of April,
when they will be sold without reserve To suit
purchasers, the lands will be divided, before the
day Of sale, into tracts IT, from $50 to 400 acres
each.
offer for sale privately, the tracts Of land be-
tween the Hot and Warm Springs, belonging to
Mrs. E. T. Str6ther and L. P. Daingerfeld. The
first containing 315 acres and the other about
900 acres. The houses and out houses are large
and commodious. Persons DESTROYS to purchase
are invited to examine. W. SKEEN,
march 25-tf Covingtoh, Va.
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New York Specials.
New Ynnr- Ia,

NEW York. Jan. II. D
The Herald's Washington special
says: The defeat of the Supreme Court
bill in the Senate appears to be a fore
gone conclusion,
The reconstruction bill seems more
likely TO pass the House.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs
will report about Thursday such a bill
concerning the rights of naturalized
citizens abroad as will give entire sat
tsfaction to the naturalized citizens OF
the Cnited States.
McGroarty, the defeated GENTLE can
didate for Congress in Utah, has ar.
rived TO submit evidence to the Com.
mittee on Elections, towards contestinG
the seat of Mr.. Hooper, delegate from
that territory. Mr.. McGroarty claims
the elections as conducted by Bishops
of the Mormon Church, who act as
judges at the polls, and are not only
unfair, but wholly at variance with the
mode prescribed by the United States,
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New YORK Bpeoinl.

NEW YoRR, Jan. 17.-The Worlds
special says 1t is ofhoially
informed that the President will issue
no orders to Stanton, and the latter can
issue no orders by the Presidents an-
thority. 1t Is alleged that at Cabinet
nesting on Friday, the members com
pared notes as to what took place at
their meeting on Tuesday, when Grant
was present, ana they agree that Grant
admitted the CORRECTNESS Of the Presi-
dents statement Of the agreement be-
tween himself and Mr.. johnson, name
~: that Grant was to hold onto the
Office or give the President timely mo-
acei to enable him to appoint another
Secretary. s. ifEl -
The President expressed himself on
Friday in the most positive manner
respecting the evolutionary measures
now being put through Congress. II
Congress so enactR as to deprive him of
any portion of his constitutional au-
thorityp the executive, who was as di-
rectly elected by and as directly repre-
scented the people as Congress was and
does may be expected, to resist such an
encroachment with all the power at his
command-his right and duty as COM
mander-tn-chief of the army, of which
1t is proposed to deprive him in the
pending reconstruction bill, which is
among the chief prerogatiyes which Mr..
johnson will consistently defend.
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Address or seneroI HHo1va,d,

WAsH1NaroN, JAM 17.-Gen. How
ard yesterday addressed a circular to
the agents of the Aid Society, and the
officers and agents of the Freedmen's
Bureau, and TO. the pastors of colored
peoples church in the District of CO.
lumbia, saying, it isreported to me that
numbers of people living in and
around the District Of Columbia are at
at present coming to this city, and
Georgetown, and that others who have
been provided. with homes North and
West, are, to some extent, spending
what they have earned, on their return
to Washington. The destitution In this
city Is already considerable, and in
creasing, as You are all,w aware, on
account of the large number of em-
ployes that have been discharged by
the different branches of the Govern
ment, together with the suspension of
various industrial operations, by rea-
son of the severity Of the weather, and
from all other causes. Please use all
the influence you can exert to check
this immigration, andurge upon every
able bodied man and woman out of
employment, the necessity of seeking
homes in other places. Advise them
who are needy to apply to employment
agents in different parts of the CITY for
assistance to procure places.
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a better demand. oais-Dnll at &c for
No. 4. ERye-NeEy dull; No. 81 IS.
Barley-FiEm: at g O0a2 05 for fall.
,z-CoLToN-Higher; middling uplands
Hoas-Ffrm, with a good packing
and shipping demand; shade higher;
extra, averaging 800. ms. and upward.
% 00a8 25; receipts i, 60OheRd.
PRoyIsIoNs-Unchan and quiet.
Mess Pork-$20 O0a20 26. Bulk Meats
l73<a94c. Bacoh-In good jobbius de-
mand at exc for shoulders; 113<c for
Lard-Firm and quiet at 121<o
121<c for prime leaf; head, In demand
at11kc; held at 12cs stock lower; the
grades Of lard are very small, nearly all
made has been sold and shipped. Green
Meats-6Na10%c for shoulders and
hams; light hams lie.
BUTrER-Firm at S5a40c.
Eaas-peclined to 40c; supply better.
IIEEsE-Uneh1nged at 144<R15c for
Western Reserve.
Oms-Linseed OIL dull and in q large
way nominal at 81 1sa1 10, the specuIa-
PETRoIEuN-Dun at 42a44o for re-
fined free.
WHBKY-Selllng in a jobbing way at
" % free; not saleable In bond.
sEEDs-olover Seed firm at 121zc per
4AAAgbA4y 166O - VIVA We
CATTLR-A light supply; 75caSI 90
per 100 higher; Butchers IS 6Oa7 Is;
extra shipping, 81 60as 90 per Genital,
sHREr-scarce and drm at g 20 to
% 90, gross, per GENITAL.
GoLD-lSSa13S<, buying.
STERLING E1oHANaEgFirm at par,
MoNE1-Essy.
ChIcarO.
JANUARY 1s.-FLoUR-Tame and un-
GR1IN-wheat-Duu and lower at
g 0sa2 O9 for No. i, and q O8a2 O6I< for
no. z Corn-Steady and lower &C SSR
SS74o for new. Oats-D1ll ut 6SIfc.
Rye-Dull and nominal at 52a64c. Bar
ley-Lower at 81 Sal S5.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q and steady
at $40 so. Lard-Firmer and moder-
ately active at 12I<a121<o. Green Meats
Unchanged and dull.
DRESSED Hoes-In fair demand at
sc. Louis.
JANuARY 1s.-FLouR-Firm but un-
GR11N-wheat and Corn easier, but
not duotably lower. Oats-Lower at
6sa74c' Rye-Easier but not quotably
lower.
PRovn1oNs-Nothing doing, prices
nominally unchanged.
LARD-Held at IlXal2o for steam,
and 12H for kettle rendered.
Hoas-61<a62<c.
BnRaIO.
JANUARY 1s.-FLoUR-steady.
GRAIN-WheRt-Du but steady;
small sales, part Washington club, at
% 80 for No. 2; western spring opening
| at q 20; Sheboygan club at 81 25. Corn
Steady; new white, on track, 81 l6:
new mixed western 81 ID in store;
81 Tx for do on track. Oats-Un-
changed. ro,.,o
JANUARY 1s.-GRA1N-w
Coin-Opened at go, and closed Goa
9011c for new. Oats-Sales at 62Hc for
DREssED Hoes-S7 25as25.
~ JA sI6 0e1 - i 1s'-FLOUR-Dulli city
-aHAfSGWheat steady ats2 IL for
No. L.
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From Canada.

MONTREAL, Jan. 1s.-Great distress
isreported among the working classes
of Quebec.
The Montreal Board of Trade met
to-day to devise means OF relief. 7-'as
The developmenCs in regard to Henry
the liquor dealer who absconded to the
United States, show the loss to the GUS
toms, through his operations, amount
to $l20, 900. A portion of his cellar was
Get apart as a bonded warehouse, and
ie Is supposed he drew the liquor by
means of a suction pump, disposing of
substituting water for the liquor
There are nearly 200 similar banded
warehouses in the city, and reform In
the system is loudly called for.
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
FrOD1 Nuru1fn. Gn,

AUGAsrA, Jan. 1s.-Adyices from
Milledgeyille state that Governor Jen-
kins, beipg called on to-day by citi-
speech and said that the funds of the
State had been removed to New York,
and that he should fight for them be.
fore the Supreme Court. The books OF
the State Treasurer cannot be found,
the postmaster and express agent have
refused to deliver over to Captain
Rockwell, General Meade's appointee,
the packages and letters addressed to
John Jones, Treasurer of Georgia.
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FoRTIETH. CoNaREss.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
- WAsHINGTolS, Jan. 1s.
The House went Into Committee OF
the Whole on the State .oflthB Union,
Mr.. Dawes in the chair, for general
debate on the Presidents message.
Mr.: Baker addressed the COMMITTEES
on the subject of the treaty for the ac-
quisition of the Russian American
possessions. - - ...,,5.s.zs s,s,-ssl
Mr.. Kelly addressed the COMMITTEES
on'the industrial interests OF the coun-
try fIsEil Is Z. =
Mr.. Woodward spoke on the subject
OF finances and national debt.
Mr.. Blaine argued in favor Of the
payment of bonds in gold, and against
the Issue ofsany more legal tenders.
Mr.. Hubbard of West Virginia, ar.
gued, that the 6.20 bonds should be paid
In coin orits equivalent,and favored the
substitution of national bank notes by
legal tenders. u -.
g, Mr.! Axtsll spoke In opposition TO the
reconBtrnctionb bill; when the Commit
tee,rose and the House adjourned,
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BOSTON, Jan. 1s.-John G. Whittier,
the poet; has been seriously i'll for sew.
eral weeks at his residence at Ames-
burg, but is now improving.
AT a meeting of the manufacturers
of iron goods, last night, delegates
were appointed to the Manufacturers
Convention, at Worcester. A resolu-
ton was adopted expressing the opin-
ion that the action Of the Convention
should be confined strictly to the en-
dorsement Of the National Convention
at Cleveland.
The paper makers have also chosen
delegates to the same body.
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Tho Arrest of George Franefa qi..air

INC AFEe8A OF HeOFKo EFhneIS Train.
NEW York, Jan. 19.-The Times ol
to-day in an article on the arrest OF
Great Britain has no Jurisdiction over
any body, whether an American citi-
zen or not, so long as he is within the
United States, and our Government
most certainly will not allow her to as.
sumo it. It wonld neither be just nor
safe TO form an opinion of the case on
the meagre and unreliable reports,
which Is all we have as yet, bat the
country will await further accounts
with good deal OF interest and per.
hap9 some anxiety.
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ChoIerain HaynDa.

NEW YORK., Jan. 1S.-A letter from
Havana gives fearful account of the
ravages Of cholera, and says there had
been as many as three hundred cases a
day, nearly one.half of which proved
fatal. On the 10th. inst. there were 50
cases and q deaths.
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E1plosIonOr FIre Vvorl...

PTTsBURG, Jan. 1s.--An explosion
of fire works, at II. O'Clock this morn
ing, at the confectionery of Knable &.
Schrock, Smithfield street, was occa-
stoned by. the friction of the falling OF a
boxof fire works. John Schfock, a.
son of the proprietor, was fatally in
jured; Nancy Campbell and Fred Ram
sey, killed by snfocation. Loss about
5000, covered by Insurance.. -
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speaker Colra8 Deellnes nelnS a Can.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1s.4The Telegram,s
indianapolis special says, letters from
Speaker Colfax are published there,
positively declining;to become candI-
date for Governor of Indiana. This
leaves the trackto Gov. Baker clear.
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Fire.

NRw York, Jan. ia telegram
from Nashville says the residence Of A.
j. Caldwell was destroyed by fire last
night. "A negro woman was burned to
death, and an infant daughter of Mr..
Caldwell was also badly burned.
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NEW YoEK, January II. 1884.

NEW YORK, April 2Sd, 1894
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those Of delicate constitutions. Yours, Ec,,
Doctors ]. y. d T. B. NORBUbY,
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WAsH1NoroN, Jan. 1.-THE quarter-
~ statement Of the New York city. Ma
tional banks up to January LIST, show
be $4O0, O22, 1923 43. & .-z-{1sEra,e +57-..-
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pANRINe ANp ouRRENoY.

The House Committee on Banking
and Currency has not taken up the sub
ject of National Banks at any formal
meeting, but the general talk of menu
oers OF this Committee leads some of
them to the conclusion that the ma
1ortty are in favor of taxing the banks
and depriving them of portion of
their circulation. The Committee Is not
In favor Of any severe House legisla-
would probably carry II brought to a
vote In, committee, lis not likely that
Y VIII report any measure looking in
the direction indicated for some time to
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NATIoNAL rArm

The Ways and Means Committee of
Congress, on Friday last, by n unani-
mousvote, decided, as the basis of their
work on internal revenue matters, that
$3.50. oOO, 900 is all that the Government
needs to raise from this source, and
that the proper subjects for taxation
are in order named as follows:
ResoEUed, AS the sense of this Com
mittee, that $3.50, 900 600 shall be consid-
cred as the amount necessary to be OBJ
tanned from the Internal Revenue tax,
and that the same shall, as far as prac-
ticable, be collected from First-Dls-
titled spirits and fermentedi liquors.
Second-Tobaccoa and manufactures of
tobacco. Third-Stamps. Fourth
Special taxes. Fifth-Hoases. Sixth
Dividends. Seventh-Luxuries and
amusements. Eighth-Banks and Rail-
roads. Ninth-Gross receipts. Tenth
|-Legacies and SUGGESTIONS bearing the
lowest possible sums to be collected
from the industrial pursuits, or reliev-
Ing that class of interests entirely.
The purpose OF the Committe is to
make the tax on Industrial pursuits as
lightas possible, and they were indulg-
ing hopes that they may be able to re-
lIeVe this entirely.
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Ho1F' tHTp .Z. GRAHAM.


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GEO. All. NORMAN.
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The Latest News.
BY TELlS GRAPH.

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FoRTREss MONROE, Jan. 17.ZThe
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GEO. d. BAKER.
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SAVANNAH. GA, January 17.-The
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we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; so much so that
could with difficulty retain q meal In my
stomach more than twenty minutes. At
night experience great burning in or
about the heart; general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimneSS of sight. tried va.
rioug cathartie compounds and stomach pre-
partitions, without being AFFORDED any ef.
IectuRl relief, till used four bottles OFFS Hub.
bells Golden BitterS," since which period
1 have not been troubled with o single one
OF the above complaints. From the beneflt
those Bttters have Afforded me, feel It my
duty TO express publicly my grateful thanks,
GEu. a. BANCROFT,
Accountant and C01faofOP