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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-09-09
to wit:

" IKe1ENlA TO VIII:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Augusta county court, on Monday, the 9Th day of
September, 1869.
Samuel F.. Corson, Administrator of Elijah
Carson, decd flaln'ln.
Against 95
Noah Dove, Defendant
An action of defendant and upon an attachment
in this suit
The object of which is to recover of the defen-
dant $92, 7S cents, with interest from the 18th
day of November, 1857 till paid, Subject to a
credit of SIT, 80 cents as of the 30;h day of Oc-
tober, 1852
The plaintiff having fled his declaration and
the defendant not having been served with sum-
mons in this suit, OF with an attachment therein,
and it appearing by affidavit filed, that the
defendant is resident of this State it is order
ed, that the said Noah A. Dove do appear here
within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit. A copy-Testc
SAMUEL CLINE, Clerk.
Echols, Bell,& Catlett, p. q. sept 9-4t
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NJ Oticc.-The concern of Waller s. Ayers is
N =. hereby dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business of the Concern will be set
tied by Mr. Waller, who requests all parties in
debted to them, to call at his Office, opposite Cow
ans Book store, New street, and settle. =
L. B. WALLER,
H3 r. NJ AYRES.
r. NJ Ayres will continue business at the old
stand. sept 2-lm
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pay Gen. John A. Rawlins, Secretary of
War, died at Washington on the 9th inst.
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commissioners Sale of

GOmmissiOner.s Sale of
~ Town Lots.
By virtue Of decree rendered in the circuit
court of Augusta county on the 25th day of No
vember, 1858, in the cause of c. G. McCutchen's
Executor, VS.. E. A. Atkins and others, 1 shall
proceed on the premises at noon, on THURS
DAY, the 9th day Of SEPTEMBER next, to sell
to the highest bidder certain lots in the village
of Middlebrook, known in plots of the town as
.Lots Nos. Al and 49, upon credit, in equal
instalments at one, two, and three years, with
interest from the day of sale-the purchaser to
give bonds with sufficient security, and the title
to be reserved as ultimate security.
There is two small tenements on said lots.
H} seq JAS. H. CALLISON,
aug l2-tds Commissioner.
neA- The above sale has been postponed until
the.23rd inst. .. r
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T AM still manufacturing CARRIAGES at my
i old place Of business, and expectto
remain there until the close of the year. Those
who know themselves to be indebted to me will
please come forward and settle. have to pay
cash to Hands, for Freight and nearly cash for
material-and will be compelled from this out
to require cash for all work, close by note, and
hope my friends will not ask me to depart from
it, ]. II. WATERS.
sept Pam .% y
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For sP pie Rroa HOGS and Fowl.
WINTER SEED WHEAT
And other FARM SEEDS, from DErrz's
EXPERIMENTAL FARM, Oh; mbessburg, Pa.
IDiehl's and Boughton Beardless; Weeks and
Treadwells Bearded White Wheat; French
White and Red CHAT; Purple Straw Bearded
Red Mediterranean, aad German Amber Beard
less, are the best, earliest, hardest and most
productive wheats that can be recommended for
general cultivation. Price SIS per bushel. Four
pounds of any kind by Mail, post paid, for 81.
Twenty he ads of dfferentvarieties sent post paid,
for 81. Twenty other varieties of Wheat, Barley
and Oats, of last years Importation. See Deitz's
Experimental Farm Journal; send and subscribe
for it; only $3.50 per year; the most useful
Journal printed. Address,
e GEO. A. DEITz, Chambersburg, Pa
The Earliest, Hardest, and most productive
Red wheat is the French white Chatf
sept 9-4t LA
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASHINGTON, September l3.-The Ken
lucky ex-soldiers are here in full force to
GUST the bomb-proofs in Federal office
there. They have hard and slow work Of it.
Dispatches from oil points report mag
nifcent preparations for the Humboldt fes-
tivities tomorrow.
High officials here think the Virginia
Legislature can elect United States sena-
tors previous to the States regular admis-
sion into the Union.
The revenue receipts to-day were over
$500, 900.
The blank space in new tobacco stamps
must be filed with the name OF the manu-
facturer.
Hereafter Commissioner Delano will hear
arguments Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
during those days Deputy Douglas will at
tend to the routine duties.
The examination Of Frederick Shureman,
implicated with Turner, the negro ex-post-
master of Macon, Ga, in the counterfeit
money matter, was commenced to-day.
Saturdays report of revenue seizures was
quite heavy. Kentucky is the only south
ern State included in the report.
1t is understood the Conservatives in Mis-
sissippi will not commence their canvass
till November lst, in order not to interfere
with the cotton gathering.
The State Department is officially advised
that New York has ratified the fifteenth
amendment.
Private letters from Minister Sicklcs say
he is sanguine that Spain will sell Cuba.
Serrano is willing, but the Cabinet is Off
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n,m.s,;c ,,arkets-[BY TELEoRApHl.

NEW YORK. September -Noon.-stocks week yea.
and dull Money per cent. StcftingM oi T!ornes
short ioss Gola Isss ' news ST. Virginia
eN-coupons, IS; new, osa. North Cafo'in"' - W.
% Flour our dn WHEAT quiet Corn lg2e lover over.
NJ a3sc Turpentne firm ut i3c. Eosih MN
strained. 50. a5Is7. Freights very hrm. ..,oo -oo
Erening Cotton decidedly ,s ioW rn,sr for Ship
bales at s3a3sc Flour stats saae s S south
pprn e Common TO fair extra Sse0I$a.9o Ro33o W
choice ditto Se.956Sll. Wheat scarcey , ~ red
with very moderate export demand mi and ar
&c. lover Mt slI3MSll5.. Pork dull ana ne any,
CLOSING with sellers at s3os7 cash. Lard dnlI'
kettle l9tn2Oc. Whiskey decidedly iirmee az S.ith
Rice quiet and unchanged. Sugar very nsIMa ,sco
yado llIMl3,c. Havana. l2ac. Coffee steany saNs
quiet Nolasscs duict and firm. Turpentlhe' sS as
&c. Rosn, s2.scGSs. Frcights hrm; hour' p'i
Money closed easier at ear per cent: Sterling
dull Mt iosf Gold 1854. stocks generally heaSy'
Governments steady; 5-2o's, 'ee, l22.
BALTIMORE. September ls.-Cotton quiet at sssc,,
with little offering except to arrive. rlosr IA ia
good demand a9 N;nar rsd s sss7S Oats
eoGC3c. Pork dull. Bacon active ana hfhi' NJ
kew firm and scarce held Mt Sl.25
Virginia 6's, old. As bid.
LOUISVILLE, September 1s.-ProTislons nr I
Mess pork, $3.50 $3.50; shoulders, &c., CIGAR
sides, 1olc.
CrSc1SSAr1, September 1a.-Whskey higher
and S1.lJ offered.
NEW ORLEANS. September E.-Cotton dni,
middngs 3l,c II has been raining an DAY, any iS
there has been very little business done. 1oiu'
l3l;. New York sight, DC. discount.
ST. LOUIS, September 10 Pork dull AT sJs;so
Raron steady shoulders 15S9i5lc.; clear sldcs'
siIl9c. Nothing doing in Lard. Whiskey, Sl.l'.
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LoyDoH, September 12.-Lady Palmer
gton, widow of Lord Palmerston, is dead.
D. S. Gregory is appointed route agent
between Washington, D. c., and Lynch
burg, w., vice Isaac Newton, resigned.
The father and mother of General Raw
Inns are both living at Galena, III. He was
one of nine children,-cight sons and one
daughter-all of whom are now living but
two Of the sons.
A Democratic candidate for city Office
in Philadelphia has resigned, and advised
all his associates on the ticket to do like
wise. The movement will probably result
in the defeat of the party.
The whole Republican ticket Is elected In
Santa Fe county, New Mexico. The ave-
rage majority is 200. Sufficient returns
have been received to show that Chavez
(Republican) is elected delegate to Con-
gress.
An effort is being made in one of the
churches in Cherokee county, Ga, to ex-
clude from the church oil female members
who wear hoops, panicrs, Grecian bends,
small hats, or use cosmetics, paint, or other
appliances, to make an external show " for
mans illusion.''
Charles Kinney, of Waterloo, Wis, was
bitten on the leg by n rattlesnake lately
while out berrying. A few minutes after
ward his father cut away the flesh around
the wound and applied to the poisonous part
large piece of plug tobacco. The young
man also ate quantity of the tobacco. lie
suffered little pain, and rapidly recovered
from the effects Of the poison.
Senator Fcsscndcn was buried on Satur-
day. An examination to discover the cause
Of his death showed structure where the
small intestines join the larger. The diff
Guilty was chronic, and had doubtless been
coming on for a month. The immediate
cause was the rupture of small intestine
rs he moved in bed some three hours be-
fore his death, which caused him great sur
fcring until lie ceased to breathe.
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President Grant is expected to return to
Washington on Wednesday week to remain.
4 fearful hurricane has swept over the
north of France, causing much damage to
crops and other property.
A Cincinnatian has wagered 800 that he
can carry IN anvil weighing 700 pounds @
distance Of seven miles without resting.
TEHRIDLE.--It is stated that in the ten
years prior to 1860 no less than 6,46G lives
were lost by the various accidents in the
coal mines of England.
The water in the Schuylkill is increasing,
and the Navigation Company have resumed
running their boats. Az yet, no water
passes over the dam.
The Eueniny Post, the only Republican
paper published in Memphis, has suspended,
Governor Senter having withdrawn the
State patronage from it.
The health of Louis Napoleon being pre-
carious, the eyes of France inyoluntarily
and simultaneously turn to John Russell
Young as his uccessor.-Detroit Tribune.
Tie Charleston Typographical Union has
passed resolutions returning thanks 10
Washington College for its offer TO educate
a journalist to be selected by that Union.
4 ridiculous sensation report is in circu-
ton to the effect that the other miners set
fire to the Ayondale mine to get rid Of the
Welch miners.
Leading southern railroads have agreed
to pass delegates and honorary members Of
the Louisville Commercial Convention free.
Tie committee Of arrangements have sent
circulars to other roads asking favorable
rates for delegates.
The principal part Of the town OF Mar
tiusburg, Lewis county, N. y, was burned
by an incendiary fire on Friday evening.
Loveioy's Hotel and five of the principal
stores were burned. Total loss, $4,000 :;
insurance about half.
John Tyler, Jr, son of the ex-President,
writes letter denying that he was carried
to Providence Hospital, in Washington, to
be treated for drunkenness. His letter Is
accompanied by letter from the hospital
physicians stating that he is there for the
purpose of undergoing surgical operation.
Secretary Boutwell, is still in Massachu-
setts engaged in preparing his annual re-
port, and will probably be in Washington
this week, when it will be placed in the
hands of the printers. This statement it
has been deemed necessary to make as an
excuse for the Secretary's absence from The
funeral of the late General Rawlins.
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GENERAL SHERMAN AS SECRETARY OF
Wharf.-The QUESTION CT HOLDING Two OF
FICES AT ONCE-TROOPs TO ENFORCE REvE-
NUE. LAWS ~ VIRGINIA, Washington,
September l2.-The last commission OF
General Sherman as Secretary Of War SUI
perscdes the I'D interim commission, and
makes him Secretary of war absolutely and
de fuct0 until some other name shall be
sent to the Senate. The President and
members of his Cabinet hold that there is
no law to prevent General Sherman filing
both the Offices of Secretary of War and
General of tho Army, the only objection
being that he cannot receive pay fer both,
and must elect which salary he will receive.
Indeed, it is now held by prominent officials
that there is no law of the United States to
prevent man holding two offices, and seve-
raj of them do that very thing. Thus AS
sistant Secretary Richardson is still judge
in Massachusetts, and will shortly 20 to
that State to hold court. He has held on
to that position because the assistant secre-
taryship is not congenial to his tastes, and
he has never yet determined whether he
will remain here. The probabilities are
that he will vacate the assistant secretary
ship ere long. 1t will be remembered that
some time ago there was a question whether
Lieutenant Governor Apologize, Of Ala
bama. could also hold an internal revenue
Office, and it has been decided by the De-
partmcnt that there is no federal law to
prohibit it, and that if it is prohibited at
all it must be under State law.
CAPTAIN James Burnes, company K, tllth
ITnifed States cavalry, has been ordered 10
Virginia with detachment OF twenty men
to enforce the revenue laws.--O. H., IN
Baltim0re Sun.
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DEMONSTRATING, s2ic. low middlfng. Ntc.;
good ordinary, 3oic; ordinary, 29c.: cotton yarn,
420t5c.
Egqs.-1a6015c. q dozen.
EiGrseed.-sc. 2sGs2 IS. -zss "a
stanton snperfire, S7.sc0ls7.7t: stsunton extra.
ss.esms9; superfne, ss.2s8s7; fine, ssgss.@'
sEsb --Herr,ngs-Sorth Carolina cut ssgelo'
North Carolina gross. S1GST.2s; roe, SlcgSH.
nats Neyv weight sec. /: for feed, zoe.
Peanuts.-Fancy, $40; ordinary, $780, PRIME
Rosiacom 1n,slnos 800; No sasoGss; No.
Siarts-Red oak hogshcad, sas rcd o sti,c cu nat
scS white oak hogsheads. wanted, sIs wnIse ess.
nogshend. cuils. s25 white oak hogsheacss, 49,
white oak pipe SEQ; white oak pipe cas, fgo-seet
Shiu1ies.-Two-fect No. ! heart, :lS, tss,S.sT.
No. / san. $50; common shingles GGS,,
twelve-inch No. heart, $3.50; twei'e-iiiei ~
Wb,Gt-Whlte. choice. s1.7o: fair % prii ne'
81. iOIsl.6 90 common, Si.2oMsi.4o. kea nuu
81. eoa1Sl.7o; fair TO prime, Sl.4SgSi.
1nfGSl
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The Executions In Cuba---Cuban Con-
triI,utjOn TO the RawlinS Fund.

WASHINGTON, September l3.-General
(Admirall Hoff's report of the execution
of two Americans-onea tclegraphcr named
Observation-Disclosures it as massacre. 1t
appears from the report that such is thc
disturbed condition of the island that the
administration Of justice is in many in
stances impossible.
The Central Cuban junta has forwarded
800, 900 in the bonds Of the Republic OF
Cuba to the Rawlins fund. These bonds
sell On the market OF twenty-five cents on
the dollar. Subscriptions Of one dollar
each from each Cuban have been started for
the enme fund.
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ton perpetrated by parties unknown to the
Commissioner. One of the men who were
thus stabbed in the dark was Mr.. Magrew.
assessor for the Cincinnati district, who,
determined to ferret out the mysterious
enemies of himself and Sherman, insti-
tuted an effective inquiry, which resulted
in the conviction of the honorable Com
missioner of being himself the aSsas-
sin. Repairing to the Office, he calmly
listened to the exculpatory protestations
of Delano. The latter declared that he
had done everything that man could do for
Mr.. Magrcw's retention, and threw the
whole blame Of his removal upon the Pre-
sidcnt. When he had ceased speaking, he
was blandly told that his intrigues with
Governor Hayes and certain newspaper
editors in Ohio were known, and holding q
copy Of letter written by Delano in his
hand, said "This will incontestibly prove
your duplicity, and your offer to barter the
offices in your gift for the influence of those
parties in supplanting Sherman for your
benefit" Mr.. Magrcw Immediately left
and proceeded to Philadel phia, and at the
Continental Hotel showed Mr.. Sherman the
letter, to his infinite establishment. The
Senator is said to have lifted his eyes up
wards, and to have exclaimed, "To what
utter depravity have we fallen "-Wash"
ington lctter--Boltimore Gazette.
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\ FATHER FORCED To LET HIS SoN DR0wS
IN ORDER 70 SAVE MA3Y L!vES.-.tn occur
renee OF IN exceedingly melancholy chGrac-
tcr is reported to have taken place ycstcr-
day afternoon at the Passaic River bridge
OF the Newark and Now York railroad. y
little boy ten years Of age, the son OF Mr..
Decker, the bridgc-tcndcr, fell overheard.
The draw was open at the time, ana = train
Of cars being near at hand, coming along at
a swift rate, the unfortunate man vas TN
able to leave his post, else the entire pas
scnrcr train would be il danger Of dashins
into the river; SO that the agOnizcd father
had 20 look on and actually sec his child
sink, though he could easily have saved
him. When the draw was closed he went
to look for the body, and he found it with
life extinct. Redundant and expressive
though il be, the English language does not
contain words that would convey m idea
even Of the fearful ordeal through which
poor Decker passed during those few terri
bic moments. Who can picture The feelings
of that aGonzeG, hcart-broken parent
when he picked up the body Of his child
"Dead dead BY God, dead! :" rs he
frantically exclaimed ?-NerarAc Journal.
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LETTER FROM A S0UTHERNER IN CUBA.
A southern gentleman who visited Cuba for
the purpose Of ascertaining the state OF
affairs for himself and friends writes from
Cardenas, under date of September LIST, as
follows " The news Of the recent successes
of the CubanS near Puerto Principe, Sagua
Ia Grandc, ana Los Tunas, have given an
impetus and new life 20 the patriot cause
which Will prove Irresistible. The exulta-
ton OF tic Cubans knows no bounds. They
are rising cn musse, and tiocking to the
libcrasing army By hundreds. spaniards
openly assert that the revolution will be
successful that the Spanish forces are
almost destroyed that Spain cannot send
sufficient rcinforcement8 to regain the posi-
tons lost BY these battles. It is reported
that the Cubans il these engagements
fought with great determination and daring,
and showed o discipline equal to that OF
regular troops. The Spanish troopssSefy-
where are dcmoralized
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How COMMISSIONER DELANo SLAudHTERs
SENATOR SHERMAN's FRIENDs.-Many OF
the particular friends of Senator Sherman
in Ohio have been from time to time mys-
teriously spirited out of office. AS Delano
received his appointment mainly through
the untiring e1ertions of Sherman, ana
professed undying friendship for him, the
slaughter OF the Senator's friends, those
particularly on sohom he relied for reelec-
ton to The Senate, was wholly unaccounta-
bic for long time, and their decapitation
looked upon 90 q sort Of political assassina-
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FOR SAFE.

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE,
u AT THE BRIDGEWATER FACTORY, Al
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, consisting 9I inc 5he !o -
lowing ring spinning frames, sso spin,niies -
cnr,l-hcads twistcrs, 90 splndles each scts
drawing new, Jcnkss make 2list spGcse aacb
I",,h,e rnaIs warn mills turning lathe, new.
feet Is inches swIng turning Lathe old, feet
IS inches swing; yarn press large ar bpr retss
for baclnS: picker: sprcadcEs, o. i pr hoSt
bins: slcam-6olcr and pipes for heating shalt
ing. Sc, SC. All of which Is In good running aaS
condition. and Is capable of making suo 10 yov
nounds coarse yarn daily. The above properly
win be sold a: II bargain: Amply tooprppo
Auctioncrrs and Real Estate Brokers.
-,,o ot1,vtiy Fredericksburg, Va.
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ALLEGED FoRGERs ARRgSTED.-The New
York Commercial AlvcTt!Ser Of Saturday
says
"Coloncl Whitley, Of the United States
Secret Service Bureau, yesterday arrested
three men, named James Coddington,
George Merriam, and L. Woodward, who
are charged with counterfciting currency
and revenue stamps. One thousand dollars
III counterfeit twenty-five cent currency
were found in their possession when arrest
cd. Merriam and Coddington say that
Woodward sold them these stamps. Wood
ward has been known here as Judge
Woodward, Of Georgia. and it is said has
circulated extensively in respectable go
ciety."
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Fore;gn s1nrkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

1,rrppoor Sentember 10. - Eoon.-- Cotton
ouirt urlands l2sd.; Orleans, 1eld.; estimated
sales. S, 600 bales. Brcadstuffs frmer. Corn, 9ss'
Cd. . ,.. f,o+to,
dnII sales wont exceed I, 900 bales. Pork, Ills.
LONDON, September l3.-Noon.-The weat ne
Is stormy Consols, 925. Uni tied states bones sss
Tallow iss. 3d. Sugar-On tile spot, duil u a0o''
aloat, quiet
PARIS, September la.-Bourse firm rentes' IL
32c.
u,vRE. septcInber l3.-Cotton opens nat at lssf.
HtvRE, September l3.-Cotton closed quiet al
15sr both on the spot and ailoat.
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REVENUE LOCK FOR DIsTILLERIEs.-Thc
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has, in
pursuance of the various provisions Of the
law, prescribed the seal register lock, ma
nufactured by the Townsend Manufacture
ing Company, Buffalo, for use of distillc-
ries and bonded warehouses. They are
furnished at the expense of the owners Of
such establishments. Collectors and asses
sors are directed to ascertain what number
of those patent seal locks will be required
in the distillcries and warehouses in their
respective districts. Many acts of care
lessncss by the officers having in custody
the locks and keys have come to the know
ledge of the internal revenue Office, and
any officer guilty of such negligence should
be promptly reported for dismissal. Dis
tillers are required to fit the doors on which
the locks arc to be placed with the requi-
site hasps and staples, and the internal
revenue officers are required to see that
the hasps are sufficiently strong and the
staples securely fastened.
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CupA.-NaGrid, September l2.-The
Inparcia! confirms the report that 24, 200
soldiers are TO be sent 10 Cuba, and states
that the merchants in Havana have raised
$3.50, 600 reals for their pay.
UduGno, September lit having be-
come known that suspected parties were
about to deposit letters for the United States
mail by the steamer Missouri, her mails
were detained, and letters which were sup
posed to contain rebel intelligence were re-
pistered.
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PROPOSALS..

Ts,O PLASTERERS AND CARPEN-
l. TERS.-Proposals for plastering The, new
church near Gilman's formerly Ially's) Milla In
Hanover county, aud for making forty eight panel
back seals, will he received by the Committee on
MONDAY. Goth instant, ut the church. Materials
f.Tnsncd by the committee on the ground. Per
sons wishing 10 contract for the work are referred
a. tho Undersigned. near Mcchanicsvillc.
JOHN 7. MILLS,
rcli-ft% Hanover county.