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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-09-07


It is said that one hundred and min ETY. NJ: :.
lions is the debt of those Southern States
which have been under congressional govern
ment, the bulk Of which has been made by
carpet-b bag officials and the Legislatures which
they created and controlled"
The Alexandra Standard and Sentinel APP
pears in an enlarged form, and promises mahy
Improvements. 1t is a good Conservative pa
per, and we wish it good fortune.
The census tables at Washington have been
6ually revised. They give the total popula-
ton of the United States at IS, 555, 993
Balances in the Treasury Department OF
Monday last, at the close of the business
were Coin, 500. 366 $50; currency, s5,448,
40; certificates, 1864 900.
The anniversary Of the surrender of Napo
leon and tho French army at Sedan was cele-
brated throughout Germany on Saturday by
festivities of a patriltic character.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS?
SEPTEMBER ETH, 1871.
Received to day, beautiful Fall Calicoes, Wooden
Goods, Hosiery, Glaves, the Latest Style
Jet Jewelry Also
THE PATENT DUPLEX VENTILATED GARTER!
1t is all the rage in the Cities
Rsga Remember the place, Augusta Street
| and call early and often at
Sep. 7-3t J. W. MENTIONS.
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3. B. S. & H. at Chas L. Weller's cot
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Main street.
aug LIFT
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We would advise those of our citizens visiting
Baltimore t o stop at the Fountain House, where
they will find the real old Virginia gentleman
Maj. P. H. Woodward. See advertisement.
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- NEW 80
oNFNTT1TTS

oINIi1 L = y 11-1LlH ~.
-nn and after Monday. August It'll, I will run
" line of large and comfortable OMNIBUssEs
from STANTON to HARRISONBURG and re-
turn.
Travellers are advised to puro base their tickets
to Harrisonburg, and there to avail themselves of
my LIME as they will sepe money by doing SO,
burg and FIVE cents per mile for wayfarers.
Leave Harrisonburg on the arrival ofthe train.
Leave Staunton in the morning, making close
connection at Harrisonburg with the 9 As train
to Alexandria, Winchester, &C.
Mr. JAMES H. KEMP is general Superintendent
of this line.
W. A. Turk is agent at Staunton-o in the
American Hotel. w. T. GILBERT,
aug 1O-2m Proprietor.
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The Maryland Farmer for September is our
table. 1t should be in the hands of every farmer.
Price Sl.50 per annum in advance. Published
by S. Sands Mills Co, Baltimore Md.
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Stribling Springs has a grand tournament and
other amusing sports to-day; followed by coro-
nation ball at night.
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See advertisement of Messrs. Armstrong, Ca
tor s. Co., Baltimore. These well known Jobbers
are selling elegant goods cheaper than the cheap
est. Send on your orders. 0
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CooL.-The evenings beginning to force
thicker wrappings about the promenaders, and
we may soon expect to miss the lively and beau
tiful group that the summer twilight induces up
on our thoroughfares.
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We call attention to the notices of Commissioner
Smith in another column
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Proceedings of Court of Appeals.

AUGUsz, 31.-Hon John Letcher and D. B.
strouse, Esq. qualified counsel.
Stevens and others, VS.. Wrightsman upon a MO
ton for additional security in the Sppersedeas
Bond Docketed.
Segs Administrator VS.. Acerd's Executor and
others. appeal from decree of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta. Argued and time taken
to consider.
SEPT. 1st.-Stevens and others, vs.. Wrightsman
Upon motion for additional security in the
supersedeas bond. Rule awarded requiring ad
ditonal security.
Phelps Administrator, VS.. Seely's Admins
traitor and others, upon appeal from decree
of the District Court of Appeals at Charlottes-
vile. Argued in part and continued.
SEPT. End Fully argued and time taken to
consider.
Harrison, Kites heirs, upon supersedeas
to judgment of Circuit Court of Rockingham.
Dismissed.
Berry's Elk vs. Wisc-Writ of Error to judg
ment of Circuit Court of Rockingham Di miss
ed upon plaintiffs motion.
Monday Sept. 4.-fallman VS.. Moore, and
others-Appeal from decree of Circuit Court of
Rockbri lge-BroEenhrough. Baldwin and Coch
ran, for appellant Judge Shetfey for appellees
Argued in part. 4*--'st
Vim. IL. Terrell, Esq, of Bath county qualified
Counsel in this Court.
Sept goldman VS.. Moore and olers-F ur-
Their agued.
Sept. Goldman Moore and others-Fuily
aguej, and time taken to consider.
Upon the Petition of S. Sangston, Cor. Seere-
tary of Baltimore agricultural Aid Society--Ap
peal allowed and sunerseders awarded to decree
of Circuit Court Of Frederick county, in suit in
which Gordon and Riley were Plaintiffs and Viii
lams and others were defendants bond in penal
ty of $500 required.
Sept 6.--Etfinger VS.. Ralston and others-ap
peal fro decree ofthe Circuit Court of Rock
ingham county-srgned and time taken to ccnsid
er.
Armstrong Bodkin aud Wifi. Supervisors to
Judgment of the Circuit Court of Highland ccun
ty. Dismssed-agreed.
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TO MY FRIENDS.

In withdrawing from the firm of Cone Hang
err allow me to express my thanks for your kind
ness, and to recommend to you my late partner,
Mr.. A. A. Cone. long known among you as the
practical Matchmaker and Jeweler, who will con-
tinue the business at the old stand.
J. E. HANGER,
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Rev. DR.. Jeter of Richmond will preach at the
Baptist Church next Sunday, morning and night
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At meeting of the City Council, on Tuesday
VIM. l.. Balthis was elected chief of Police.
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The September plumber of the Southern Plan
ter and Farmer has been received. AS usual it
is full of useful and valuable information to agr-
cuturists. Address, Ferguson & Rady, Rich
mond Va.
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Mr.. VIM. B. Johnson, an able and experienced
A. NJ. of the University of Va. will open a school
for boys on the 18th. See advertisement
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STAUNToN, Va, Sept. 1st,. 1871

STAUNToN, Va, Sept. 1st,. 1871.
A meeting was held in the African Methodist
E. church, to take into consideration the action OF
the Council, and the community in general, in
rsscuing the remains of the men who were buried
in the well, at which time the following preamble
and resolutions were offered by Rev. w. A Der
rick, which were received and adopted by a ris-
ing vote:
Whereas, Our peaceful community has been
called upon to mourn The loss Of two Of the citi-
zens of color. whilst in the performance of their
duty, in the capacity of common laborers the
stroke Of Death was felt by the falling of an en-
bankmept OF earth, burying two of our fellow
townsmen beneath its awful pressure And
whereas, all effort made by the friends in rescu-
ing the unfortunates from their perious eondi-
ton, proved to accomplish nothing-the munich
pal authorities came promptly to7our aid, exhib-
iting the spirit of philanthropists, in offering
$75 for the recovery of the victims who were
beneath said embankment: and, whereas, the
white citizens in general seems to sympathize
with us in bereavement
ResolOed That we bow in humble submission to
the members of the City Council for the impartial
manner in which the sum Of $75. was offered:
also the spirit that manifested by all the
members that were present for the recovery Of
| the remains Of the victims; also to the Town Ser
geant for his untiring effort in securing decent
burial of the deceased, and to the community of
whites in general
Resolued, That we as colored citizens are con-
strained to believe that from the spirit manifesa
ted by the citizens in general there is esteem
for US as people in this community, that cannot
be surpassed in any portion of ogr beloved State
| An esteem of friendlness-and that we will
return the same not in geld, but by an adherence
| to the laws of the land which will make peaceful
and respectable citizens. a'ao
| RESOLVED, That tender our heartfelt sympa-
| thy to the bereayed relatives, together with the
assurance that we sorrow with them in this sad
dispensation Of Providence. 'f
City papers and Richmond Dispatch please
copy. s'sas5t
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large plugs only 80 cents, at John A. Noon's,
Post-ofice. I. july 20-lm
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Carpenters, look for the advertisement of Lush
baugh g. Bro.
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Mr.. Conner advertises mattresses. Give him
q call.
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EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO
GAS FITTING SUPPLIES.

ORDERS left at Hunter s. Co.'s, will receive
prompt attention. His purpose is to devote his
entire time and attention to the business, and he
respectfully solioits the patronage of the citizens
of Staunton, who may want work in his line.
aug 24-1m
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New PATENTs.-Machine for cancelling and
s,yering revenue stamps, SC, P. W. Brown and
JOS Deiarue, Richmond Va; car truck, F. D.
Dellinger aud Samuel II. Hunt, Waynesborough,
Va.
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Deaths.

On the Oath ult., near Greenville, AMANDA,
daughter of the late VIM Steele, in the 25th year
of her age.
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.M01.1.GNges.

On the 29th ult., in Washington, by Rev. A. W..
Pitzer, NJ. F. Brown and Miss MARY c. WISE
both of Allegheny county.
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Good Note paper 10 cents per quire, Envelopes
10 cents per package, at John A. Moons, Post
office. july 20-lm
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1t ia said that the prominent physicians to whom
she State Department sent samples of the famous
kaerb cundurango, claimed to be specific for can
Ger, have generally made their report to the de-
partment, stating the result of their trial that
fhe drug is Of no value in curing this malady.
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We call attention to the advertisement Of House
and lot for sale.
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Smith & Elder, p. q.
rwwxRGENEA:

~ VIRGINIA:
" At Kules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, August 7th,,
1871.
Thomas McCarty and William Withrow, jr.,.
NaintGS.
Against
James A. Critzer, john j Bell, Trustee, and
Samuel Paul, Administrator dc bons non, with the
will annexed, of William W. King, deceased, and
Mary S. Powell and Maurice Powell, Defendants
In Chancery upon Original and Amaended Balls.
The object of this suit is to subject to sale the
real estate of James A. Crtzer and Thomas j.
Critzer to pay certain judgments il favor Of the
plaintiffs.
The defendant, Maurice Powell, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by afhda-
Wit filed, that due diligence has been used BY the
Plaintiffs ascertain in hat county or corpora
ton said Powell resides, but without effect 1t
IS ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest.
Teste
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Echols, Bell g. Catlett, p. O. aug 3l-4t
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To CHEwERs, SMOKERS AND ALL Users OF THE
Moons. Post-office Building. The large plug To-
bacco only 80 cents, good only 25 cents. Come
and see, = s~ july 20~1m
r:.-, - -
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Encourage Home Enterprise.
LIFE INSURANCE co.
VIR MA
Capital, 100000.
A. G. McIIwaine, President.


D D p T1 Paul. - vioe-presidents
S. B. PAUL, Secretary
d. P. FL CKLER Consulting Actuary.
Dr. Dr. JAMES J. w: 1 pass, Medical Directors,
JOHN F. LAY, Gcn1 Agents Secretaries of
JOHN 3. WILSON, Richmond Board.
Home Office at Petersburg, Va. eih Local Boards
at Richmond and Norfolk.
THIS company inxests all Reserve from Premi-
ums in the State, and within the LIMITS of the
Department from which they are derived.
We invite examination and solicit Investments
in this solvent Home InstituloH, with names and
capital commanding confidence. q E. a q
GEQRGE G. JACKSON,
Genl. Agent for Staunton and adjacent counties
. DR.. B. n. ArK1Ns9N, Nedical Ezanainer,
As to the business experience, large means and
high integrity of the gentlemen controlling this
Company, refer, by permission, to Col. John B.
Baldwin, Smith ELDER Hon. A. II. H. Stuart,
Addison Waddell. sheffey & Bumgardner, N. Har-
Wy Efhnger, Cashier of the LIST National Bank /;
W. G. Eskridge. Cashier of the National Valley
Bank; Mayor N. K. Trout.
OFFICE--corner of Augusta and New Court
House streets, adjoining D. s Young's law office.
aug 3l-tf ~ - = ss'
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JAMES III. BLACKLEY.
y Qate of Powell & Blackley)

JAMES IA. BLACKLEY.
y Qate of Powell & Blackley)
WHOLESALE RETAIL
GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER,
has opened new and full stock in the large, airy
and nice room, directly opposite the Courthouse,
Staunton, Va. and will-endeavor to keep con
stantly on hand choice selection of goods in
his line, and to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage Pagticular at
teption will be paid 10 Flour, Grain, Feed an
Provisions.
WANTED-FOEs CASH
FLOUR,
GRAIN,
BACON.
aua loft JAMES H, b,sACKLEY.
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G. L. Weller keeps constantly on hands, Ladies,
Misses and Childrens Shoes Of A. NJ. Simpsons
psnufacfure, and is prepared to fill orders at
seoft Hetiss ~ Asi ;9IlH Z aug l7-tf
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JAMES T. BYERs. HENRY Il. suMMERsoN
OVERS 81 SUNNI ENsON,
- DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
FINE GIG AIRS,
CHEWING 6 SA0aiYA TGBACCnS.
WE HAVE OPENED A NEW AND FULL STOCK
In the Room Opposite Court House.
recently occupied by N. A. Bayior& Co., and it
will be our aim to keep constantly on hand a
choice selection Of goods i'll our line.
call is solicited. We feel confident that we
can please.
We have full line of all the different Bronds
of both CHEWING and SMOKING ToBACcos, and ev-
cry style and grade of CIGARS.
WANTED FOR CASH,
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, &C,
BYERS g. SUMMERSOS.
aug 31-tf Staunton, Va.
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MYsrERIoUs.-On Monday the 28th about l
o'clock P NJ, citizen of Luray greatly sur
prised by seeing something on the roof of back
building, resembling large. white turkey COB
Ter at roost; all al once it arose upright, having
a white gown, or robe close around the form. Its
head, hands and feet was like child's but it was
not child, or turkey after standing erect a
few moments it walked slowly the whole len eth
Of the roof and-sud lenly ppeared.-Pags
Courier
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We are indebted to Messrs. W. W. Peace s.
Son, Of this county, for a box Of magnificent,
grapes. The grapes were of the most delicious
variety and the box, which equal if not supe-
rior in finish and workmanshpto those imported
was manufactured by the gentlemen themselves.
We would advise those in need of boxes for pack
ing grapes to call on Mes RS Peace & Son and
secure bargains. AS they propose anutacturiRg
them cheap, and, should they receive the proper
encouragement, extensively.
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Stanton Advertisements.


Gap lssslJ Made Clothing.
THE LARGEST STOCK THIS SIDE OF
BALTIMORE!
HATS & CAPS-a full stock always on hand.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as
Shirts, Drawers, Collars Craynts.
Socks, handkerchief, &c.
GOODS ORDERED ON SHORT NOTICE.
Shirts Made TO Order.
All goods not as represented can be exchanged or
returned.
Ba- am now seeeiying my FALL and WINTER
stock of goods. and will continue to receive adj
ditions my stock daily, aud will sell cheap for
cash. Coll and examine.
JOHN W. ABBY,
No. Is Neg Street.
Parties owing the old house Of Roana & Abby
will please call and SETTLE aug 24-3t
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The opening of the market on last Tuesday
morning, presented lively scene. Regular
market will be great convenience to the citizens
of the city, as well as to those of the country 1t
has already eeen the means of reducing the price
of some of the family necessities.
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60 to C. L. Weller,s for Ladies, Misses, Chill.
drcns, Mems, Boys, and Gents Boots and Shoes
Gag l7af
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TMB CANAL.-The President and Chief Engin
ger of the Canal have been in the county during
the past month and have given an impetus to the
repairs on this public work.
The damage done by the flood was greater than
ct first supposed, aud county bonds don't pass
like gFeenbaeks We suspect Darlington had
more 'orick" and less ''straw" than the the peo
pie thought. We hope TO see navigation begin
before the wintsr.=~Lez. Gazette.
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Echols Bell Catlett, p. q. aug 5l-4t
" IEGENIA:
v At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, August 18th,
1871.
William D. Rippetoe, Plantig,
The End National Bank of Parkersburg West
Virginia. James L. Rippetoe, the Siberton Steel
and Iron Company, and William G. Sterrett, De-
fsndants.
On a Cross Bill, &c.
The object Of this Cross Bill is TO obtain ac-
count of proceedings in the State and Federal
Courts in West Virginia, taken by the End Ma
tional Bank ct Parkersburg against the plaintiff,
w D. Rippetoe and others, for referring and
collecting the demand in the original Bill men
toned, and proper credit for the assets Of
those proceedings.
The Defendant the Second National Bank os
Parkersburg, West Virginia, not having entered
its appearance. end it appearing by affidavit filed,
that said Corporation is not in the State of Vir-
GINA: 1t is ordered that it do appear here with
II, one month after due publication of this notice.
and do what is necessary to protect its interest.
Teste,
J. n RYAN, Clerk
Baldwin s. Cochran D. q. aug 31-4t
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the,
Circuit Court for Augusta County. August 7th,,
1871.
Jordan Carey.
Against
Eliza Carey, William B. Pannill and Peggy hfs
wife. Jordan Thoms, infant under y years Of
age, Layinia Harris, Frederick Harris and John
Harria.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to obtain partition of
certain tract af land containing about two hun
bred acres lying ca the western slope of the Blue
Ridge mountain, III the county OF Augusta, "a
portion of which was held by the late Frederick
Carey at the time of his death, between tue plain
tiff, Jordan Carey, and the defendants-the said
plaintiff claiming one half of said tract of land
in his own right, and an interest in the other half
as one of the heirs at law Of said Frederick Cas-
rey. deceased
The Defendant John Harris, not having enter-
| ed his appearance and it appearing, by affidavit
fled thai he is non resident Of this State 1t IS
ordered that he do appear here within one month
after due publication of this notice and do what
| is necessary to protect his interest.
! Copy-Teste.
| J. n RYAN, Clerk
Smith & Elder r. e. aug lO-4t
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Local..

See advertisement of Powers & Pritchard
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sgDAn1Sa INoENnIARIsM.-On last Friday night,
ls instant, the barn of Mr.. Chas. S. Patterson,
on South River, was destroyed by fire. On Sat
urday morning a negro boy by the name of VIM.
Brown, was ARRESTED and taken before K. Is.
Koiner, Justice of the Peace, who committed him
to Jail on suspicion of having been guilty Of the
burning. The loss of Mr. Patterson is estimated
at about ST. 200.
We might give other particulars but forbear, as
the case will be legally investigated. -Spectator
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The census tables at Washington have been
Gualy revised. They give the total popula-
ton of the United States at IS, 555 1888.
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spspAr School ADDRrss.-On last Sunday
night the Rev. A. NJ. Peterson, of Richmond, de-
livered an address before the Second Quarterly
meeting of the Southern Methodist Sunday
School Mr.. P. is happy speaker, and his ad-
drsss was one of the most interesting and enter
tanning that have listened TO- His Illus
tratioSs were original and pointed, ana his at
faoks on the frivolities of lhe fashionable world
empowering ia the extrsme. We hope to hear
him again.
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THE TaUE KNIGHT for September, being the
second volume of that excellent Pythian mega
zine, is at hand The letter press this month in
cludes two thrilling stories-..The Ghosts Sum-
MONS aud sin a Govt some sprighny verses
interesting communications from prominent
Knights great variety Of Pythian news judies
ously collected and arranged. The TRUE KNIGHT
is published at Richmond, Va, by Handy & Han
kins Price RI per volume sl.oo, specimen copies,
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STABBEp.-It was stated here yesterday that
United States soldier was stabbed, and injured
at Pamplin's depot day or two since, by
Southern gentleman, whose name we could not
learn The facts, as reported, are: That the
gentleman who did the stabbing was the
Southside cars, going South, having lady in his
charge and the soldier who wasa also passenger
the train in passing through the cars, josted
the lady in her seat, knocking her bonnet from
her head, it is supposed, Intentionally. The SOL
der passed on and took n seat, when the gentle
man in whose care the lady was, approached him
and told him he thought it his duty to apologize
to the lady for the affront. This the Yankee
fused to do and used abusive and insulting lam
guage to the gentleman, who returned to his seat.
At Pamplin's the gentleman left the cars for
moment and was standing on the platform, when
he was approached by the Yankee, who drew
bowie knife, and cut at him. striking him the
hand; the gentleman then attacked the soldier
with dirk knife, stabbing him several times in
the breast, snd inf1icting, it is said, dangerous
wounds
We were unable to learn the names of either of
the parties, and give the above particulars of the
affair only as they were reported to us, without
vouching for their accuracy. -Lynchdurg Neass,
Sept. /.
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-yyO THE CITIZENS OF STAUNTON!
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Mr. Douglas Webb, resident Of Appomattox
county, died at the residence of 'ar. Geo. Harlan.
in this city, on Sunday evening last He was an
employee of the C. l. }. R. R. and was engaged
on the western end where he was taken sick
He Started for his home, but upon arriving at
this place, was found too i'll to proceed futher,
and was taken to the residence of Mr.. Harlan
where he received every attention and kindness
that could be shown him until aeath put an end
to his suferings. 6i u
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Home Office at Petersburg, Va. NTH Local Boards
at Richmond and Norfolk.