Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

VALLEY R. R.-The Roanoke Times,
speaking of the action Of the Board Of Su-
pervisors resembling the subscription oil
Roanoke county to the Valley Railroad,
says: da-a Zapa ja
"Col.9 G.. W. Hansbrough, one Of the
Directors of the Valley Railroad Company
has just returned from Baltimore, and in.
forms us that the City Council paid no at
tention at all to the foolish order of our
Supervisors, made alfew weeks ago. Fer.
dinand Napoleon Bonaparte Grant Rorer
& Co. were a little too late with their order.
The city of Baltimore s'don't scare worth a
cent" The Valley Railroad will be built,
gentlemen. Mahone's pole is too short -
VIRGINIA RAILROAD ITEMS. We under
stand that Mr.. Thomas A. Scott, while in
Richmond, paid into the State treasury ST.
200, 900 in State securities, on account of
the States interest in the Richmond and
Danyill railroad, also some $3.50, 900 for the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. This
is what we call substantial evidence Of good
faith on the part Of these Pennsylvanians.
AT the same time we hear that the sssinking-
fund commissioners" have sold the interest
of Alexandra in the Orange and Alexan-,
dria railroad to an agent Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. -Aleaandrid Standard,
A New AND DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
The last issue of Peterson's Counterfcit
Detector advises Of the appearance of new
spurious twenty dollar greenback, against
which business men should be on their
guard It is almost faultless in execution
the onlyoweak point being the central figure,
whiohIis little coarsely done Aside from
this defect, however, the billCwill stand the
test of the strongest sight. and is certainly
one Of the most dangerous specimens of the
''queer,'lyet issued. p'97i Wo7g awobaGs 8
The LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN, Split A
special dispatch from, Boston, published By
the New York Tribune Of the 10th saws rs
that the Louisiana republican committee
(Warmouth wing) have been in conference
with Governor Cladin, Of Massachusetts,
chairman of the republican national com.
mittee. The dispatch says the national
committee will recognize the Turner Hall
convention as the legitimate organization Of
the party, and demand the removal Of Casey
and Packard sea- ed5 70 I-3}7a 81 q $50
49, ANaNf1. 4iadf 5zfef t,3 sayias pai7sqy
ONLY $21, 900, 000.-ItI will be remom-
bered that the Secretary of the. Treasury.
on call Of Congress. has certified to the,
factthat there has been $21 .000, 900 defal-
cations since the Republican party has had
control of the Government Twenty-one
millions is all the Secretary vouches, for.
but we have No doubt upon close investiga-
ton, it would foot up near hundred mil.
lions. Charming ! $3.50 d. 1'j4oqqaa gas
SOUND RADICAL DOCTRINE, - Theodore
Tilton, one Of the head chiefs of the Radi-I
cal party, was interviewed the other dav By,
ia reporter and delivered himself in about
this style: 1 hope and, expect to see the day
when woman is President of the United
States yes, when a negro woman is Presi.
dent and 1 went be satisfied unless she is
at the same time married to a white man.
The first lot Of dry goods imported from
Europe direct by ST. Louis, and received
under the bonded car. regulations, arrived
in that city on tho 18th. and vas received
with jubilation and eopious indulgence in
wine. Time from Glasgow. Scotland; 26
days There was three days detention in
New York.
Bishop Pierce attended the District Con.
ference in Roanoke county last week, and
preached several able sermons