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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-06-10
Miscellaneous.
"A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR
and ALUM SPRINGS.

"A UGUSTA WHITE SULPUHR
"a and ALUM SPRINGS.
formerly known as SRIBLING'S, Is miles from
Staunton, Augusta county, Va.
This DEL1aHrFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT, Is miles
northwest Of Staunton, and directly on the Warm
Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike, has been
undergoing Improvement for the last year and is
now ready for the reception Of Visitors. Persons
leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond or
Lynehburg arrive at this place the same day by
p. m. The TABLE will be well supplied with
the BEST FARE the country Affords
With an experience Of many years, as the Les
see of one Of the finest watering places in Vir-
ginia, for his guide, the Proprietor fatters him
self that he will be able to afford satisfaction and
pleasure to all who visit the White Sulphur and
Alum Springs, for the Restoration Of Health or
for Pleasure.
FINE BAND OF MUSIC
has been engaged for the season, and full corps
of attentive and efficient servants will be on hand
to attend to the wants of the guest.
Already the demand for the strongly impreg-
mated Alum Water Of these Springs has caused
the Proprietor to send it out in bottles for sale to
The invalids who cannot find it convenient to visit
the Springs. To those who cannot visit the
Springs its use is confidently recommended.
neA BOARD.-Per day, $3.50. Per week,
SIS. Per month, 500. eszA
To FAMILIES that wish to stay few months Of
the season, liberal deduction will be made from
above rates. J. A. HEFELFlNGEK,
april 1850 3m Proprietor.
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agricultural Implements.

Made of thoroughly seasoned tough Ash, yak
and Hickory Lumber.
Wheels Of our own make, either Iron Hubs OF
Locust HUBS with thorough Iron Boxes.
None but Thoroughly SEASONED Hickory and
White Oak Spokes used in the Wheels. The tire
used on Wheels SIG inch thick.
p6F IRON SPINDLES. BEST ENGLISH
STEEL TEETH!
Aap The most SUBSTANTIAL, and the most
SIMPLE BUGGY RAKE now made. fy1gF (
1t cannot fail to work well, unless broken, and
if broken any ordinary Smith or Wood-workman
can repair it.
A Half Grown Boy or Girl that can drive the
horse can do the work Of FULL HAND.
Four Hundred owners of these Rakes call them
"THE BEST" SPRING TOOTH HORSE RAKE
now made or in use. nsA. A Warranty given
with each Rake if desired.
BA. This Rake is Manufactured only by THE
HAGERsTOWN AGRICULTURAL MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY at Hagerstown, Md.
Call and see it at
P. B. HOGE BRO, Agents,
Staunton, Va.
For improvements on The Rake for 1869, see
pamphlets which can be had on application.
nsA- The following are few specimens Of
Certificates handed us by some Of the leading
farmers Of Augusta, who are owners of the rake
STAuNToN, June LIST 1869.
Messys. p. B. Hoge i Bro.-Gents.: l have
tried Buggy Rakes of different patterns bu: found
none to work to my satisfaction until tried the
one manufactured by the Hagerstown Manufac-
turing Company, and take pleasure in saying
that it is all that the Farmer could desire, both
for Cleaning Wheat and Raking Grass. Il
R. SUMMkRSON. r
STANTON, May oath, 1869.
This is to certify that we purchased last year,
one Of the Hagerstown Buggy Rakes. known as
the GO Best" and take pleasure in bearing testi-
mony that itjustly deserves the name it bears
and has given entire satisfaction both as Hay
Rake and Wheat Cleaner.
JOS. N. WOODWARD,
CHAS. A. BROWN.
AUGUSTA COUNTY, June LIST, 1869.
This is to certify that bought one of Miller,
Protzman & Cos Steel Tooth Horse Rake, knewn
as the ''Best," and take pleasure in saying it
done its work perfectly. SAM'L CLINE.
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General News.


1t is stated that some seven or eight expo
ditions have gone from this country to Cuba,
CARRYING Fl, 16O stand Of arms and % cannon
for the Cuban service. G
The women who 20 for their rights are
all against the fifteenth amendment. Mrs.
Stanton says it will degrade women below
the level of the most ignorant class Of men.
Alabama is moving on the subject of Chi
nese labor. The Chinese will probably make
their appearance in that State in a few weeks.
They are expected to aid in the. cultivation of
cotton, but we should think that they might
succeed with pig-tail tobacco.
The twenty eight women who stormed the
stronghold Of the Board of Registration in
Washington and demanded to be placed on
the registry list as voters, have received very
polite refusal from the Board, the members
of which consider that the law precludes
them from granting such arequcst
In several of the Methodist Episcopal
churches of Chicago on Tuesday, vote was
taken on the question Of admitting lay dele
gates to the General Conferences, with the
result Of 295 for and IS against. The gem
eral sentiment Of the church all over the
country appears decidedly to be in favor Of
the new movement. a,r.rss ,s,
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MEETING Next CouRr-DAY,-Gilbert G..
Walker, Candidate for Governor, will address
the citizens of Augusta at the Court House
on the 28th nstant,-court-day. a,
I. The State Executive Committee request the
following canyassers also to address the peo-
pie at the same time and place:
=. Hon. A. H. Fl. Stuart, Hon. Jno. B, Bald
win, Gen. John Echols, Col. Bolivar Chris
tian and Judge Robert Ould. 4, ,.,.;s,...l..
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Mre:at Bargains.-Theu undersigned have
VI just received and offer for sale the largest
and best assorted Stock Of CHINA, GLASS,
QUEENSWARE, PLATED WARE, House-furn-
ishing and Fancy Goods, ever offered in this mar
ket. We are engaged exclusively in this business
and devote our whole attention to it, and offer
great inducements to purchasers. 44
We respectfully invite our Country friends and
the public generally to call and examine our stock
at the GREEN FRONT STORE, Main Street.
iune aft WALLER & AYRES,
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!, On Friday a partyyof Baltimore gentlemen,
prospecting for iron in gap near Steers Tun-
mel, known as Indian Grave Gap, in Campbell
county, Tenn: exhumed the petrifed body
Of an Indian in a complete state Of preserYa-
ton. A tomahawk and knife, all of stone,
were in The grave, 4 large number Of bones,
also pctrided, wero found in the grave.
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MURDER AND RoBBERY.-United States
Treasurer Spinner received a dispatch an
nouncing the plundering of the United States
Depository at Santa Fe. III. Collins, the
deposition, was found shot through the heart.
The last statement from the depository showed
nearly 100000 to the credit of the Govern
ment. Deposition Collins had been removed
and his successor, who had just arrived, tele-
graphs the tragedy.
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HERE WE ARE!
Il Having just fitted up the House former
ly occupied by Mrs. c. P. Crawford, AUGUSTA ST.,
respectfully solicit call from the public gem
orally to examine our fresh Stock of Goods daily
arriving. Our object is to keep
A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY
and to have always on hand such articles as will
suit both city and country trade.
Horse feed in small or large quantities. All
kinds of Country Produce bought.
1000 Bushels of CORN wanted at once, for
cash. POWERS & PR1TCHARD,
june lott Augusta St., Stanton, Va.
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The grand jury Of the Superior Court at
Savannah on the .24th ult., indicted Mrs.
Catharine A. Patterson, a lady whose extreme
beauty, graceful manners and intelligence
have been the theme and admiration, Of all
who have met with her, for the murder of
her reputed husband, DR.. James 7. Patterson,
in, Nav, 1885, - I'll 3sfl ss -fsl I
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Coed wheat! seed wheat.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF OUR FARM
Frs to George A. Deitzs list of the best Winter
Seed Wheat in this country. Mr. Deitz has Sc
lected twenty varieties out of over one hundred
on his Seed Wheat Experimental Farm, near
Chambersburg, Pa, and now offers them for sale.
We advise every farmer to send for the Expert
mental Farm journal, in which description and
price list is given. Mr.. Deitz will send one copy
free to all who send for it. y-
Address
.ts+s-. GEORGE A. DEITZ,
june 1O-2m Chambersburg, Pa.
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MORE CHURCH SCIsMs There will be
much pickering in the Chicago Episcopal
Convention; the meeting will be anything
but harmonious, and the two wings of the
Church in the North are threatened with dis
ruption. Fifty-six clergymen from fourteen
different States, belonging to the Low Church
party have called this Convention. It meets
on the 18th instant
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Two hundred and fifty armed "loyalists y
assembled at the Southern Methodist Church,
in Rlount county, Tennessee, on Sunday week,
for the purpose Of lynching Rev. Jacob Smith
who. had an appointment at that place. Rev.
Smith is the same inofensiye gentleman who
was lately stripped, tied to a tree, and whipp-
ed with withes until his back and shoulders
were a mass of blood and quiveripg flesh, by
these approved disciples Of Saint Brownlow.
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A permanent Confederate Memorial Socie-
ty is to be formed, composed of all the Com
federate soldiers who were in the army at the
time of the surrenderor who were discharged
before that time. These restrictions were
made to exclude those who deserted before the
end of the war. g +
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The recent massacre Of Swcdes in Kansas
is perhaps the most revolving affair of the
kind on record The bodies and limbs of
the victims were mutilated in the most fiend.
ish manner, their ears and scalps were cut
off, and the hearts Of some were cut out and
boiled for medicine. So :..s5 s
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g a clean sweep has been made in the Treas
ury Department Of johnson men and Con-
sentative Democrats. It is said that the APP
pointment Clerk will soon issua q circular In
During into the political faith Of the II sas-
ury clerks, with the view Of future removals
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SPLENDID FIsHING.-The Shenandoah
Herald makes strong item Of a sportsman
who dipped eleven suckers from the river,
Would it not be better to dip the Woodstock
suckers in the river? -, f-5s.. \
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9@ The ScHoEpPLE MURDER.--The Schoep-
pc murder trial at Carlisle has termirsted in
verdict that the defsndent was guilty of
murder in the first degree, The jury wero
out four hours. A motion was made for a
new trial zi!..s.aaf as s.2G
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The Canvass.

Major Beverly B. Douglas, of King Will
liam county, one Of the canvassers at large
appointed by he Executive Committee of.
the Conservative party, addressed our citi-
szens at the Court House on Saturday last.
At the hour appointed he was introduced by
Judge II. W Shelley, and commenced stir
ring speech in behalf Of the Walker ticket,
and the adoption of the expurgatcd constitu-
ton. When he announced that, though
thorough Democrat he now took pleasure in
supporting Walker as the only available man
for the Office Of Governor, and he considered
it the duty of all true Virginians to- do the
same, there was a voluntary burst of applause.
He advised that the whites and negroes
should work together in pulling down the car
pct bageers and scallawags who were infest-
ing their native soil. Without the white
horse and the black horse would pull togcth-
er the wagon VIRGINIA. would be left in the
mire. On the whole the address of Maj
DougEs was good one. s s.&5
/ AT the conclusion Judge Sheffey announc-
cd The presence Of Gilbert G. Walker, who
sat by the side of A. II. II. Stuart, Esq, ard
was the observed of all observers this an.
nouncemcnt caused general clamor on the
part Of the audience, and when Col. Walker
walked to the stand he was greeted cordially
by all present. Mr. Stuart introduced him.
He is iue looking man-has countenance
expressive Of Grmness and decision mingled
with benevolence and humor. IF appearan-
ccs do not belle, he is a gentleman every inch
of him. He merely stated that he would ad-
dress the citizens of Augusta and Stanton
at length on the 18th instant, and complained
of being considerably bumped and thumpcd
in old time stages, until all speechi6ying had
been knocked out Of him for the present.
He said that if Col Hartman did not hurry
on the Valley Railroad the citizens Of Staun-
ton ought to ride him out of town on rail
Col Hartman was seated directly opposite
him at the time. # s< +
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TAKE Observation-Disclosures begins next
Monday, the 14th and continues during the
week and four days Of the succeeding week
Register as soon as you can; shake off your
lethargy-arouse yourself, and make an effort
to save Virginia from utter ruin. n silisgst
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ALL FOR WALKER-The Finoastle Her.
aid states g confidently that there will not be
a white man in Boutetourt county who will
not vote for Walker" ssss ~ .@sE
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Another batch Of 1880 Chinese women
were landed in San Francisco on the Goth
ult.' We often reflect how trivial are the
occasions for the wars aud the strife Of this
poor world. ;s.,e..s,,. l-.5 -5iec
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The first divorce ever granted in the State
of South Carolina was decreed at Greenyille
IN the 21st ult., a wife obtaining decree on
he ground of illtreatment and abandonment.
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= The CHARGE BROUGHT HoME-In dis
cussion between Wells and Col Humes at
Abingdon, the latter openly charged many of
the supporters Of Gov. Wells with an inten-
ton to scratch Harris name off the ticket
because he is colored man, and vote for
Mr.. Lewis for Lieutenant Governor on the
Walker ticket The leaders Of the party in
Eastern Virginia expect Wells to go to the
United States Senate, and cannot brook the
idea of a colored Governor. Col. IIumes
not only charged this, but challenged denial.
He further charged and offered to prove that
Captain McDougall, who was present and
heard it without contradicting it, had said
that he aoould not cote for Harris The
lcolored voters would do we'll to take note of
this? It is evident that the carpet baggers
and scallawags want all the, offices while they
expect the freedmen to Go all the voting.
Open your eyes, Sambo. q 5ssf li,g4ef t.s7
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DiekmOnd Nurseries.
FRANKLIN PAWS 4 CO., r..
PROpRIETORs

PROPRIETORS.
As agents for the Richmond Nurseries, we are
now canvassing the ceunties of Augusta, Rock
ingham, Shenandoah, Page, Albemarle and Mel
son. sol;citinr orders for FRUIT TREES, VINES
and PLANTS, for FALL Delivery.
We can furnish any desired variety of APPLE,
PEACH, PEAR, PLUM, APRICOT, NEcTAR1NE, CHER
RVS, GRAPE, STRAWBERRY, and all the different
varieties of small fruits, Hedge plants OF any
variety of fruits grown in tho State of Virginia,
This being the largest Nursery in the South,
we feel confident that we will be able to give
general satisfaction. .. -,,.s.lr $500
Trees will be delivered to the different coauties
and at various points in the county. a.. ,....
Send in your orders and they viii be promptly
attended to-. Address 80. .s,.t..s.7. -
r.. 81 En- 3. L. HOUFF and General
VIM E. SHEETS, Agents.
.,.,s ao.. !, MI. Sidney, Augusta County, Va
june 3-2m a,-..s a 1,tss ~ s ,.al
ifELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
+sARsAPAKILLA, is the great Blood Furfer,
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nR. B. P. REESE will devote his entire time,
L. - to his profession. Calls left at tho store
or at his Office, on the corner of Main and water
streets, Immediately west Of Lutheran Church,
will have prompt attention.. go as. = ~
april 22-69 If .-
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.-Neac Advertisements.

Drivate Boarding House.
i The undersigned has taken the House of
Mr. B. 7. Bagby, on New St., above the Engine
House, and is prepared to accommodate persons
desiring private boarding, with boarding and
lodging or board by the day. i
june 10-tf M. A. MILLER.
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RICHMOND RADIcALs.-On Tuesday the
Richmond Radical Nominating Convention
met to form ticket worthy Of the cause
After much wrangling, they nominated two
whites and one .colorcd for the Senate, and
seven colored and one white for the House
refusing to make any change 'g''.. a.' .-2a
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+ JUDGE JOHN Il. HARRIs.-This gentle
man is announced as candidate to represent
this district in the next Congress. He is
well known to the community and was in
Congress from this district when the war
broke ont. Wehayc been informed that he
fayors the Walker ticket. $3.50 y ss
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The undersigned, in retiring from business,
takes great pleasure in recommending the new
concern of Young & Reese to the old patrons Of
Young Kinney, and TO the public, as in all re-
spects worthy Of their utmost confidence.
april 22-69 If CHAS. N. KINNEY.
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WELLS ANTEcEDENTs-The Richmond
Whig handles the carpet-bag Governor rath-
er roughly, It wants to know where he was
born, if born at all, and where he was bred,
if heseeer had any breeding. 1t is evident
from the shape of his legs, as is the case Of
those of Judge Bond, that he was badly nurs-
ed, and aoas stood up too soon. The nearest
that can be reached to his early life, is that
he was formerly a tapster at drinking saloon
in some place north of Virginia.
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+" The lawmakers. ~ 4

IHe Id IHdh6IS,
A beautiful and amusing Cantata, in two parts,
will be rendered by the StauntOn Musical
Association, in the D. D. s. B. Institution on
this Thursday night, the 10th inst. The Orches-
"a will open the Concert with grand overture,
and will accompany the Chorusses. Tickets, SO
cents. june 10-1t
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M. SIMPSON, having taken the old

A Nj. SIMPSON. having taken the old
n. office of DR.. Donaghae. on Main Street,
is prepared to Manufacture LADIES', MISSES
and CHILDRENS' SHOES of all kinds and of
the best quality.
Having fitted up neat room for tho accommo-
dation Of his lady friends he will be pleased to
have theiA call and leave their measures for any
work they may need. promising to give satisfac-
ton, as usual, in each and every instance. j-4t.
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The undersigned have this day entered into
co-partnership under the style of Young Reese,
for carrying a. general Drug Business at the
old stand of Young s. Kinney.
DR.. Young will continue, as heretofore, to give
his undivided attention to the business and win
have the services Of a competent assistant
W. B. YOUNG,
april $780, b. +. REESE.
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pINNER AND FAIR.

DINNEII AND FAIR.
IL The Ladies of the METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH SOUTH, will hold their Annual
FAIR at the TOWN HALL, ON THURSDAY
THE oath OF JUNE saea es y3
A DINNER will also be served on that day to
all who. may favor them with their presence. 3
Z June 1926 ~ 'fss7tt
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n1SsOLUTION-In consequence Of the death,
~ Of Il. J. Hope, the firm Of Hope & Burke
was, on the 18th of April, dissolved. Fhe ac-
coplts Of the late firm are in my hands for settle
ment, and all persons indebted will call at once,
as wish to settle up the affairs Of the old con-
Germ as speedily as possible
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SCRATCHING The Radicals of the Val
ley, and also of Eastern Virginia pretty gen
orally intend scratching doctor Harris s
name off the Wells ticket. This will insure
the election of Lewis as Lieutenant Cover
nor. What do the colored voters think of
this kind of stickle and scratch ?'' 5.
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Have in Store
$50 pairs of Boots and Shoes; Wood and Willow
Ware, Large stock of Sugars of all grades, Mo-
lasses Syrups of ever variety China and Earth
enware, Backing and Brushes, Bacon, Fish, Soap:
Matches, large lot of liverpool Salt, 150 punches
of Cotton Yarn, Rice, Tea, &C., &C.
$4,000 Pounds of Wool wanted.
Highest Cash Price Paid for Country Pro-
duce. june 3-tf
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- M - STAUNToN, VA.
f. SCIIEFFER, PROPRIETOR.

7sEVsa f-' 50 - 81 81 7sI . ~ 1
This Hotel is located in the Business part Of
the City. $4,000 have been expended in Re-
modelling and Furnishing it with Entire New
Furniture and Beds. Bathing Rooms, Fine Bar,
Billiard Saloon, and Livery Stable attached. j
June 500 If
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Dissertations.

dissolution. The o-partnership Of
- Young & Kinney, in the Drug Business,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
The books Of the concern will be found with Dr..
Young, to whom parties indebted will please make
prompt payment. W.aB. YOUNG,
april 1-1S69. CHARLES n KINNEY
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ROBERT w. BURKE, successor to the late
firm Of Hope s. Burke, will continue the Liquor
Business in all its various branches, at the old
stand and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the old concern.
april $3.50 I'm - r. W. BURKE.
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The Union REGISTER This journal,
published at Union, Monroe, W. v, has
changed hands SO far as the proprietorship is
concerned. R. Burke, Esq, formerly editor,
has purchased the establishment of Mr.. Nc
Creepy, and it is now conducted by R Burke
4 Co. The Register is one Of the best pa
pers on our exchange. We wish it long
life. fA - g i5-. 11
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HUGE CArAMouNT.-A Mr.. William
shipe, residing iaPowell's Fort, Shenandoah
county, last week shot, while descending a
mountain in the night, a catamount, or Loop
ard cat, weighing nearly 100 pounds. He
aimed his rife by the glare of the animal
eyes. #t4i 10 ass5s5 ss.t asg 9
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The Lynchburg News, edited by COL R.
E. Withers, concludes an elaborate article on
political affairs with the following excellent
advice: e4. s sif
eve say then again to our friends, do not
fail to registcr-do not fail to yote-vote for
Walker as the least Of evils-vote for the
best men possible for the Legislature-vote
against the test oath and DISTINGUISHING claus
es, and then vote against the whole iniquity."
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JOHN f., LEw1s.-The address of this
gentleman to the voters Of the Sixth Con-
gressional district Of Virginia will be found
in this days issue of the VIRG1NIAN. Mr..
Lewis is also candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor on the Walker ticket, and seems to have
baited two hooks. He promises fair. et'
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june 1912

NIosing Concert of the Season,
" BY THE -.
STANTON MUSICAL ASSOCIATION