Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-02-02
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Staunton Post Office, January


Remaining in the Staunton Post Office, January
+ .a.sssff'-sags & 31st 1869. ob Y
"A Aldridge, Alexander col, Miss H Ar
genbright, Jos Ashley. col
Broad, Lines Bragg. L Ballew, 2; J Bryon,
VIM Brown, G T Bovine, Geo Boyd, col Jno
F Burner, F Beardsley, Ellen Brooks, miss E
C-Ellen Conner, G D Cunning CHAM, A Chap
man, c L Cook, Wagonmaker Cease, j R Camp
bell, Isaac Chiles col, miss M L Crown:
D-B Defenbaugh; St Davis, Elias Def
ley, Susan Dyer, col; VIM Deem. go .3a.
E-Peter Engeman, Francis Engleman, Rev.
| Sam. Emerson. .a@re49 lo ae3l 81 s.h -
F-Easte Farrer, miss Mary Forlis, Martha
Fisher, N Frame, R Finnell, Thos Fulton, w
II Fl Framer, w I Fisher. 300 - @
G-Burl Gibson Danl Games, 2; L A Garrett
John Grandstaff, P Gallagher, miss NJ L Gilke-
son, Martha Gipson, P Griggs, Sam Guthrie, Sa-
| rah r Garrison, Lettie Grant Fannie Gilmore,
H-Miss B Harden, Col B Hartman, Bette
Huff A Hail. col; Devn Henderson, col; mrs
Chas Harris, F Howard miss Heening, miss
F Henderson, Geo Hable miss II Kate Hanger,
Geo Hall, col, Hermentrout & Co, miss Lizzie
| Hays mrs M Harmond miss Nancie Harness,
| Mary l. Howard, John Honahan, miss Sarah G
| Houf, miss B Jane Houf
miss Dairy jackson, mrs M Johnson.
K-Noah Kinney, col mrs Margaret Kinnie.
| Peter Keishner.
Miss A W Lewis, mrs E B List Joseph
Lones. G w Lows, w Light, Miss Lucy j
Ladd, miss Susan Lew. Mamie w Lewis, miss
M-Benj McGlocklin, Chas A Marks, Fannie
Morris, Miss Eliza Merkin, Geo Moore, Jacob
Mohler, M 81 McComb. mrs II Maybrush, JAS
Miller, master. John Marks, John Morehouse
Becca Myers, Amanda Myers, mrs Mary Mays,
mrs Mary Maxwell Owen G Morris, col, 2; miss
Phebe McCqe miss Susan Marks, VIM F Nc
MFRS l. A Memo, miss Cornelia Nelson,
Nancy Napier.
O-Mrs Ann Oaks. a94.-EA4&A
P-Mrs A Parrish, Geo w Powers, John Per-
row, John w Prewitt, 2; John Patterson, color;
mrs Mary Peace, mrs M V Powers A Patoson,
col; Willis Porter.
Q-Jas f Quick IsIIIE E@iIa GU II il
K-Alex Rhodes Mr. Betsey Rourd, Jas Ran
ddolph, miss Martha Robertson, Dan Runnels, ID
miss Julia Ross VIM j Rainr.
S-A Stone, G Schumm, d Strain, Julia A
Stribling, James NJ Sillngs, mrs X Shanehan,
Roda Jane Smith, M b Schultz, miss NJ ] Sto-
VIM n Stubs, Susan Shelton.
Edward Taylor, John Toliver, miss Salie
Teaford. go. 81 s.-- ..i.'N s.,f
y, Wrsamlel Wormley, Robert WhiselaM, B F
miss Alice B Watts, David Waddy, master c
Werson. s4.egg.#E .fe5.s, . is str., ifre
Y-Samuel c Young. .rs 81 5aaao
Persons calling for letters advertised in the
Spectator must state that they were advertised
in the sSpectator, otherwise they may not re-
ceive them. .z8i A T. MAUPIN. I
a ..s More ''scratchingT' 80.
In addition to the names published by US last
week as having been scratched from the
Registration books, by the scratchers,''. we
have the following to note in our present ISSUE
Iol,r E.xv H..
Haptonstall, and John Coffman-aI members
Of the Board Of Supervisors The 'scratchers y
have gone into the business of scratching In
earnest. Heretofore they have chiefly confn-
ed their operations to the rank and ile-the
voters; but they now propose to go up higher,
and are cutting off the heads of the office hold
ers. Those whose names now appear, were
moDg the first to register, after the close of the
war, and have always been regarded us above
suspicion just to think of it! FIVE members
of the Board of Supervisors scratched off at one
swipe! Truly, this thing you call loyalty, is a
strange commodity. The result, so far, is that
We have no Recorder, no Mayor or school Of
icers, for the town of Lewisburg, half Of the
members of the Board of Supervisors swept
away, and the Lord only knows how many more
Of the county officers are soon to walk the same
plank. ase3 saI.o
We. sometimes wonder what people at dis
lance think of u.s. We wonder if they believe
the statements which are published here in re-
gard to the acts of the powers that be. -
Marvellous as these publications may appear,
the half has not yet been told. No people were
ever cursed as We are cursed. No government
was ever more unjust or oppressive-no people
ever more outrageously taxed to sustain and
support set of mean cowardly villains. All
of our interests anguish, enterprise is benunl
nod nd Irnm roy tn n11rS tat Ic
suspended, capital is kept away from us-all On
account of the villainies of a few irresponsible
men who have gotten into power by accident,
and are now revelling and feasting, like yultures
and carrlon crows, upon the substance the life
blood of those who would justly regard it as a
disgrace to have their names mentioned in con
nection With these scoundrels = Greenbrier In
dependent
TENNESSEE The signs are alarming in Ten
nessee. Brownow S militia raid upon Middle
and West Tennessee is looked forward to with
great and well~founded dread by the people =
The Memphis Avalanche. having expressed the
opinion that the people Of Tennessee would not
quietly submit to the outrages which were be-
ing inflicted upon the people of Arkansas, has
been arraigned in the Legislature, and threat
ened with martial law. Tennessee is sove-
reign Sfate-Brownlow is omnipotent for mis-
chief neither Congress nor General Grant can
interpose to protect the people A model Re-
public Rich. Wing.
MEETING OF PHYSICIANS. At called meet
ing of physicians of Louisville, at the office of
DR.. Satterwhite medical society has Just been
organized. The name of the society is the
Medical and Surgical Society of Louisville. The
following officers have been elected for the year:
DR.. p. S: GaiIlard, President DR.. John
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