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ar sp0ridinR ous;especialiyo this section
9t,the pouatry!in The fall and winter season
-" tSSt a.. ~, Wrapg. g Physicans who recommead
are badly diseased, and yot, becatso tI,ey % ass
In the house, th6y must NOT sit down d,,int1
they must yak about tho room as III uct and
sood odSt sia tiSrsns aboa5
must ksep III good spiIits4be determined to
get wei. This has great deal TO do WITH tho
aha i ds9g ,5e gESst poiat t. gain
possibility in the worst cases ani moTa 9 ITS
tainty In oil others, is sinful. Dr. schencI'a
personal statement to the Faculty cf his own
cure. vas IN these modest words:
Many years ago was In tho last STAGES OF
consumption; toDfihed 10 my bed, and at one
time my phyeloians thought That could mol
in Ive a week; thon; like drowning man oatch-
preparations which I now oifor to the public
and they made perfect cnrs Of mo
scemcd to me that could feel them penetrat net ts ts
my sttSr WHOLE n sysstem They soon rpenod tho
than pint Of offensive yellow matter oyerv
morning for long timo. ' o''t'
! .'As soon as that began to subside. nv
tton1gn, TO 1ea ,over,paln and night sweats all began
that it with dilcuity that con1d ID greas ,esn
from eating too much. I soon GAINED nv
strength, and have Urown IN tiai ny
since. A o''i
II was weighed shortly after Inv recovery /"
added tho Doctor, "then looking like n marc
skeleton; my weight was only ninetv.soyen
POUNDS; my present woiglt is two hundred
ano twenty-five l226] pounds, and for years
nave enjoyed uninterrupted health" n i
Dr.. sehenck hos discontinued his nrofes
sional S, ysi.s to Msg York and Boston. Ho or
t.. to see patients At their Office, No. Is North
.si1th street.. Philadelphia. every SATURDAY
from a. nj. to SP. M. Those who vial a
thorough examination with the RcanjromoIor.
Will DO charged IS. Tho Rcspirometer dc.
olares the exact condition Of the lungs. and
patients can readily learn whether they'
durable or not. 10y Nv
The directions for taking tho medicines arc
adapted to tho intelligence even of a child,
Follow those directions, aud kind n atura viii
90 the rest: excepting that in some cases Tho
Manorako i'i!ls aro to be taken in Increased
doscs; the thro0 medicines nped no other ac-
compartments than the empIo instrnctiona
that accompany them: First create appetite.
" returning health hunger is tho most well
come syinptomiI1 When lit comes, as it will
c9me,' let the despair ing at ouce be OF good
cheer. Good blood at onco follows, the cough
loosens. tho night sweat is abatcd. In a
short time both OF these morbid symntnms
are gone forever. ..,J .7@ =, - A'i''o''o
Dr. Scnencks medicines arc constantly kent
IN ieis of thousands Of families. =. = ,srs
tlSe or purgative, the Mandrake Pills arc a
Standard preparation while tho PuImonio
syrup; as curor of conghs End colds, may be
regarded as prophylacteric against con-
sumption in any OF it's forms.
~ ffice OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Scawccd
u!tnnle 81 90 bottle, or s7. SO n half dozen.
Mandrake Pills. 25 cents box. For sale hy
all druggists and dealers.
8 College Place, New York, Wholesale Agent. !.
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MEDICAL.' :. -
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

Hs,ssAsYs F0H. I0JNG MEN. on great So
with MARRIAGES, with :aure mea ns OF relief for
the erring and unfortunate, disea asca and do.
6iAtated. Sent in scaled letter envelopes.
free OF charge. Address, HOWARD SANTA,
etreet, Philadelphia, Pa. Maxid ana4S.
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General Butler has had tho indecenoy
TO- .lslah, forth one OF his POLITICAL ha.
rangues oyer the graves Of the dead sol,
diers at. Newburyport, Mass. No time,
piace or clrcnmstanee, says the Philadel,
phia Age, can, control tho mad ambition
Of this man. He Is willing to reach th1
White House by paving the road with
skulls, and watering Il with the. blood OF
men, womenland Children. -,
TIE risk Of refusing liberal offsts ii
shown in the case of William Bradley.
Of Meriden, Conn, who declined to take
$4,000 for his horse Leviathan fort.
night since. A day or two ago he had
to pay SIS to get rid of the animal, WHO
had died of spasm in the meantime,
and needed to be carted OF.
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The Grand Master OF Nfasons' of New
York stated in his address to the Grand
Lodge on Tuesday, that he had recalled
the com mission. Of their Representative
to the Grand Orient Of France, as fra.
ternal relations were impossible with
French MhsonYy and other bodies shar.
ing its errors. Very favorable reports
we're submitted from the various officers
as to the condition of the order. The
number OF members admitted during
the year was 7, 7,859.s.- .aN
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DR.: D. K. i BOOZER

Ms;.ssS M;.ss & . ,wogtD TqsipSetfauy Inform
IfYY neraIly IKE .o has uI up1sa pupiic 49, ge,
his new 0ff1Se. over bniKs Uhspmsn'e man 81 BOOK. ol
store, opposite tina Colu mbiG Hofel. where he
ralions and wofk,iof whatsocyor kind lis uPe upe.
ie3sion demands, Terms accommodating.
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@pec1al Nottc'ena.

,.t,a Revisit Of Dr.. Kendall, ;, I, e.!o
AZ the e1teGminator Of CORNS; and BU,
NloASi whose reputation in this PARTICULAR
branch Of surgery is already known, is again
IN our .city, and oan bo found at the Washing
ton HonAe. .As.t there u.s. po doubt az to hia
skill and Efficiency in the removal Of theae
imp etlime ents. to Walking in comfort, persons
needing his services should not delay in ,hav.
toihls aid. June 6,
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early in
q. discretion. causing nervous debility. pre-.
mature decay, DO. having triod in vain every
adrertlsed remedy, haa a simplo means OF
sufferers. Address j. H. TUTTLE, rs Nassau
strcet, NOW YORK. Dec % 46mo !.
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GENTRALi NATIONAL BANK
). ,s,C = l. U N RIA. s. c.
Present Capital, 100000.
! AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500 600.
l, OPFICEns
John u. Palmer, PRESIDENT.
A. g. BrcniZtr, Cashier.

~ u oFFICENS si.
Joln Is. Palmer, PRESIDENT
a. q. BrcniZtr, Cashier.
e. n. q. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DiRpCToRs 4r l.!it.
'. Eli Gregg. John b. Palmer, F. 81. hIcAias.
TOR, Is y. Sem, of Il. u. SOM q Son; G. 81.
Hc&rlen. Of Coi>c!sii II Dtai den; T. l.. Bryan,
or Er!an Mccn!tel; ". c. SwHfllt.d, or Il.
4 ". G Swnfiicld ..tH'.N ~
T. W. McMzPtor, Solicitor
r!NHiS Bank is now opan for the transact IN
u Of general banking business.
CEnTlfICATEs 0K DEPOSIT of currGncy or
coin. bearing iitcrtst at tho rate Of tevti, t7)
per cent. per annuin, in kind, will be issucf
Deposits from County Officers especially so-
licitcd; also, from Irus'er:, ddminisfruiors
Erecutors, Professional Mrn. and others.
Particular attention given to accounts OF
fity and Country 1ferchnnts. and other bust
hess men, and Tie nsual accommodations ex-
tended. Il.
Noes. EMs IF EIchanye. and c,her evi.
dcnccs ri debt d;scouussii, stn3 money loaned
on cola terra IL. 4"
.:o'h*. Eonis, Noid and >Rn, 1ough, and
xnid go
.Mmisa'td {" r.acy purchased at q rn.X,,
discount. r.
Sight Dr0J.s dracm direct on NJ, Tie prop,i-
nrnt places in En9'dnd. Ireland, Scotland,
FRANCE. Gt1maty, belgium, RnIand, Den.
marx a'.d Me Orie,.. Letters Qf Credit j. suod,
payable in any Of the above places, -'
Drafts on nil the prominent citits ID the
United States boug hit and cold. @ arl''
Banking Iiouse opposite Colunbia Hotel.
Open from to 3. Fob 28 1y
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BRANDIES.

BRANDIES.
= CASKS Jan,os .Heunos.! SIS d Brandenburu
- Frcrt = pkAEDIES, mpor.td direct. and
offered pnfe and unadulterated 7 lcee.ton,-
prise vintage+ Of 1885, 1853. 1860 and 1853.
Stock pf, Hooks, Ciarcts end White Wines in.
clude some Of the most fl nous Lrantla an we'll
as sound tor priced goods. For sale by
March rs GEO. SUMMERS.
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00ODMAN's CLOTHING BAzaARs
N. New Books. s .. ..tr !
NHrrS FROM A GERMAN WORKsHnpJy

New Books. :. .. n :.
GHlrS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP,
Ghariia. s o. Aescnfflnes ff IN M TIC pc,er. p j., j..
sahara Py'G:NdrhesyS, NJ. D.. A Al. si:75.
hothetless: or a. Par1diau FAn1ily.H iBv ansA
th.r Of John iin:int. 81 80, ,..:,' - -. ~
rhs Ths SRIsns Rss .,.ns1 py satLor Gates Ajar.
with l8poftraits audi r-hps' s175. ~ f'cl'
IN" Empty Heart; q .7orcl lyl Marion
Inrlaud. 81 so
Climates for Invai.s &c *r25.in i
8 Gin1'o BABY; his Iii III and Misfortunes; 8 T.
Ths Sis!eIs OF Orleaus; Ta'c II Racs and
Socis' Conflict. N1s". a number Of h9w
novels a;.d otlIt pnhiica ions. 'just receiyaa
al EkHAN- Il AtcEAGTEK'S
apr, % Bopkatore. n
Whites Gardening for tie South. T-
Is q. ~ """e' oi A'he''@, Ga
HOLMES soUrHEhN fA&MEn nand MAR,
kET dAhDENFlt. 81 90.
Tho Phosphate Rocks OF South Carolina.
fhe,r fets. h's'?5y sS and Developments colorea
: Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman. .
Bctcl.er -'''-
Sacred Rhetoric; or Course OF Lectures on
erenching, Il. J.. DaLney, u. ID. 1850
any above sent.h hy mail.
DOFFIE 4 CHAPMAN.
C.,I1 e.
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!, hAlN. MANHOOD: ..,.,
! y How Lost !! How Restored!
$V Just FudlisAed, in a scaled enua
A1zAAse lobe. Price sir eenfs 'i

\ M$y How Lost How Restored!
EV Just published, in scaled enua
! ~. tope. Price, siE Cents.
| "A LECTURE on tho Natural Troatment
IN and Radical Cure OF Hpermatorrhen or
Seminai Weakness, Involuntary Emissions.
age generally; Nervousness, Consumption.
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical ines.
pacity. resulting from Belf-Abuso, ac, by Ro.
BERT I, J. J.3CuLvEnwHLL, NJ. D., author Of the
"dreen Book" &c.
.e'A BooR To Thousands OF Sufferers"
Sont Tn Ter seal, in plain envelope, to any
aadress, a postpaid, on receipt OF six cents. or
: NC od.. postage stamps BY oAAs' J. O. KLINE
1az Rovvcry, New York-P. q. Box, 1850.
June6 .t. ann :,
Complete triumph over CORNS and BU-
MONS by Mons. BERGER, who discovered.
1st. Tho nature OF Corns. Cd. Their dis
solvent. Sd. Their permanent curcI These
discoveries are the happy result OF years OF
study and prnctice. For particulars apply
over the Citizens Savings Bank, from TO 10:
ana from to O'Clock, at uondrix House.
May 16 1'
"A Chapter or Facts.-Spaoe is valuable
In newspaper, and it is, therefore, proposed
Ia this advertisement to condense variety
OF facts. important to the public, into q email
compass. Those facts rcfer to Hossetter's
stomach Bittera-what that celebrated medi-
cine is, and what it will do. In the first place
thon, the article is atimulant, tonic and al
terative, consisting of a combination of an
absolutely pure spirituous agent with tho
most valuable medicinal vegetable substances
that Botanic research has placed at the dis
poeal OF tho chemist and the physician.
These ingredients are compounded with great
care, and in suoh proportions 6s to produce
preparation which invigoratea without cxcit.
Ing the general system, and tones, Regulates
ind controls tho stomaci, the bowels. the
liver, aud the minor seofotive organs. M
What this great restorative Will do must be
gathered from What it has dono The casc OF
dyspeepsia, or any other form OF indigestion,
iI which it has been pcrsistently adminis.
tered without tfectipE radical cure, ia vet
to be heard from, and tho came NAV Be- said
OF bilious disorders. intermittent feyer, ner
Vous affections, general debility, constipation.
sick headache, Msntal disabilities t. which
the feeble are 30 subject. Ii pusifes all the
fluids OF THO body, including tho blood, and
tho gcntle /etimulus which it imparta to the
nervous system is not succeeded by tho
slightest raaction, This isSa chapter OF facts
which raa9ers, for their own sahcs, should
mark and remember, OK l;ss,rcJuhe 2 10
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{CUNSpMP PTEON.
ITS CURE AND: Its PHAVENTIVE

bf Y. II. SCHENQR,. 1IyD.
MANY q Human; being: :bes passed away,
III icr whose death thnrewas no other rea-
son than the neglect OF known and indisput-
ably proven means Of cure. Th6ee near md!
deat to family aud friends are sleepint, The
ly adoptedy rii. a''.'' ~ t1''i,
.o''Ds: IPsErin II. scnEncK,s
,rs'a SIMPLE TREATMENT,
And availed themselves of his wonderful ell.
aclous s smeaicines. they would not have fallen.
that.whereyer Sufficient Vitality remains. That
vitality, by hfP medicines and his directions
for" their use, is quickcned into heaIthfri
yigor.
In this statement there is nothing prcsump-
tuous. 10 tho faith OF tho invalid is mad M
representation that ia not thousand time q
aubstantiatea by living and visible works.
the theory OF the cure by Dr.. schcnck's = m q
dicineis ns simple as it is uufaiiing. lis phi
losophy requires no argument. It is solfras
snring, self-convincinS,
Tho seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills arc
tne hrst TWO weapons with which the citadel
casos of consumption originate in dyspenaia
and q functionally tlisordere,l liver. With fhis
condition tho bronchial tubes "sympatliZo'
with tho stomach. Thoy respond to tho m or
bfac action OF tho liver. Here, then. comes
tho eliminating result, and tho setting in.
With Ri 1tB distressing symptoms, OF
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills arc composed OF onr of
natures noblest gifts-tho Podophillum ral-
tatum. They possesH MI tho blood-ssarch
Ing, Alternative properties OF calomel; but. nm
like calonel, they
"LEAVE NO STING nEHINp,n
Tho work OF curn is now beginning. The
vttintcd and mucous deposits in the bowels
q nd IN tho alimnntary canal are ejectod. The
liver, like clock, il wound up II aropses
from its torpidity. Tho stoma aoh acts rcs pon.
sively, and tho patient begins to feel Tint he
is getting, at last,
SUPPLY OF GOOD HOOD. III.
Tho Soaweed Tonic. in conjunction with ihe
rllle, pcrmeates and aBsimilates with the food
Chylihoation IL now progressing without its
previoua torturas. Digestion becomeB pain.
less, and tho euro is soen to bo at hand.
There is no moro flatulence, no exacerbatiou
OF the stomach. An appetite sets In.
NOW comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever
yet given by an. indnlgcnt father to suffering
man. echenck's Pulmonio Syrup comes in to
perform It's functions and to hasten and com
pieto the euro. It enters at once upon ite
| work. Eatnre cannot bo cheated. 1T collects
| and ripens the impbifed and diseascti pprtions
| OF the lungs. In tho form OF patbetjnrs. II
| prepares them for expectoratio and ioi IN a
| very short time, tho malady is yannuiebe1
the rotten throne that il occupied is RENOVATED
and m ade new, and the patient in all the dig.
nifty OF regaincd vigor, steps forth to enjoy
| the manhood or tho womanhood TINT was
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
Tho seoond thing is, the patients must stay
In warm room until they got we'll; it is al
most impossible to prevent taking cold who,
the lungs are diseased, but it must be pre-
| vented, or euro cannot BIO effected Fresl
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NO FIRE USED IN WAsYIlE0.
WARFlELD'6 COLD WATER SOAP.
TNHIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water
oil and paint from garments. II wn shes all
kinds OF goods-cotton. flannel, sik or woolen
1t clcanses silver, plated ware and tewelry
without scAatchipg. II the articles arc much
which has plenty OF the Soap on it. To people
who do their own washing, II is invaluable.
Il will enve its cost In one washing. For sale.
in boxos OF thirty. six bars. by
EDWARD HOPE,
April Agent for South Carolina
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L. T. LEVIN, Colurnbia. 8. q.
FAN MILLS,
G. RAIN CRADLES.
HORSE POWERS, r

''' REApERs,
MOWERS, and all kids harvesting MACHINES
on hand aud for sale at lowest prices in the
market.
we call special attention to our Horse.
rover. which is the best power in uac and
not high priced. With onr experience in
planting, and the use If agricultural imp]e-
mehts aud machines, together with our fnciIi.
tias for having goods manufactured, wo claim
We can give lower figures, better goods aud
better satisfaction than any otho, house in til 9
country. Send for catalogue.
april 23 LORIcK l. LOWRANCE.
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~ ~, For Sale, alt
z Roo ACRES OF LAND in BarngeA.
O.ONlNy on the T. Etiisto. nm, -.
$50 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots ia anti y.
.saw MIL and 900 acreB ofLnnd: III LexihR..
ton, nm North Edisto, 81, 900. ..IT, y. - =
2.50o acres Wateree Bottom Land, % DR. acre,
$500 acres creek bottom and pine Land. at
f2 per acre. Eouae in this citv * 1nn
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND; mar the
city. $500. Apply to JOHN BAUSEETT, ~
Attorney atLaw and BeaI Estate Agent i
SEM "a .l...-,1 IA .-.. " :.
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.
tlood Things.

GOOD Things.
eAMSAY'S Ie]Rv Mnit Scutch whiskry, Sir
~ Robert Nnrnrtt's Old Tom Gin, Otard,
iU,upuy, Cognac Brandy, Duff Gordon's Pale
SHERRY, South-tide Madeira Wine, London
Dock Fort Wine, Hibbert's London Porter.
hioEwen's Scotch Ale. Tie above direct from
The importers and warranted pure.
For sale by EDWARD HOPE.
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CONSUnIpTIflN.

The Mandrake Pills arc composed OF one Of
naturon noblest gifts-tho Podophillum rel-
tatum They possesA NIL tho blood-search
like cafonlel thew '-0-' - 49,
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LIME.

sTENHOUsE. MAOAULAY e CO.,
orocers and Commission Merchants,
CHA RLO1TE, ". @.
GOLlClT. orders for COtTON, Corn, rlour,
~ Baeon, lard, &o:, and Family Groceries
ly. Fob iyr
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..LEAVE NO STING DEHINn.u

Tho work OF cnrn il now beginning. The
vttintcd and mucous deposits in the bowels
and in tho aiimnntary canal arc ejectod The
aver, IKE clock, is wound up. 1t arouses
s:iveiy, and tho patient begins to feel TINT he
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the
PeIaser ma% Inc
n1mber on the oee...a
12o
in
'ns
of
OF
@ s' Properly and Land Scheme Of the issued in short
ime and will be rallied every months u.4t.
9RdPo
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GIVEN UP AS LOsT,

Tho second thing Is, tho patients must stay
In warm room until they got we'll; it is al
the lungs are diseased, but it mist be pre-
vented, or euro cannot boo flected. Fresh
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Every One Drinks seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and improves
ID their health. March II
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Jewelry and SiIverware.

Jewelry and SiIverware,
HF the most approval stv1cs can ho oh.
" tainod at I. sULZBACHER's estaIlirI.
mont. Main street, Columbia Hotel Row.
sots and half sets in great variety. Also,
solitaifo go and Gluster DIAMONDS. bPECTA.
Imported and Domestic Cigars al poIIocx
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HLD RANK bills md NU1ILATIcD
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
NOV 23 emo D. GAMBRILI. Brokcr
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A fresh supply OF Bagley'h Ma. Viewer fino
cnt, Mt PoLL0CK's
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Tal8 CHARLESTON CHAllYABLE* ]: Ass0CIATI01
Il - II" L,r I.
u /. - 5iu41yl
FREE SCHOOLS FUND:
Tered By THE STATE OF SOI]TN CAROLINA.

Ill Np
oa Ne ~ u = ~ a. the General
oe Q. hr
M cd
and Tho Company xpian pore
Numbers No toNo
Sass Raa Tn
then
% %icn imy exhibited to
ON
IN ae
NJ
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z: II. sCHENQ!z, HENQ!z, MYD.
MANY Human, being: :bes passed away,
1s1 icr whose death thnrewas no other rea-
son than the neglect Of known and indiapnt-
ably proven means Of cure Tl6ee near nnd.
dear to family aud friends are sleeping The
dreanltesg siunber into which, had they cairnl
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-31

COURT OF AppEALs-Supreme Court &C.
cupied the day in announcing decisions in
causes heretofore argued, viz:
Poague, &c, VS.. Sprigss &c Appeal
from Circuit Court of Ruckbrid affirmed
Moncure delivering opinion.
Carter VS. Allen and wife-Appeal from
Circuit Court of Albemarle-afirmed, Chris
tian delivering opinion.
Pigeon VS. Williams, admins.-Writ Of
Error from Frederick-afirmed, Anderson
delivering opinion.
Coffman VS.. Sangston, &c Appeal from
Circuit Court of Rocking ham-a affirmed
Staples delivering opinion.
Mofftt VS.. Bickle-Writ Of Error from
Circuit Court of Augusta reversed, &C.,
Moncurc delivering opinion.
Hi!b VS.. Peyton. &c.,-Wrt of Error
from Circuit Court of Augusta-reversed,
and remanded- Christian delivering opinion
and Anderson dissenting
Slower, assignee VS.. Hamiton-Writ of
Error from Circuit Court of Augusta-af-
frmtd, Anderson delivering opinion.
human vs. Turk-Writ of Error from
Circuit Court of Augusta affirmed, Staples
delivering opinion.
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miscellaneous.

" IRGINIA:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court for Augusta County. August It'll,
1871.
Jordan Carey,
Against
Eliza Carey. William B. Pannill and Pegov his
wife, Jordan Thoms an infant under 81 years of
age, Lavinia Harris, Frederick Harris and Jobn
Harris.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain partition Of
a certain tract of land containing about two hun
dred acres lying on the western slope of the Blue
Ridge mountain, in the county Of Augusta, Ia
portion of which was held by the late Frederick
Carey at the time Of his death, between the plain
tiff, Jordan Carey and tbs defepdants-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 Ca
rey, deceased,
The Defendant John Harris, not having enter
ed his appearance, and it appearing, by affidavit
filed, that he is resident of this State: 1t is
ordered that he do appear here within month
after due publication Of this notice and do what
is necessary to protect his interest.
Copy-Teste.
j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Smith & Elder, p. q. aug 1O-4t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-31

JOHN r. DooMTTLE.-The democratic
nominee for Governor of Wisconsin is we'll
known as an able and earnest republican Sen
ator from that State during and for some time
after the war, though never showing vindc-
tiveness towards the Southern people. He
appeared always to aspire to a liberal and
practical craftsmanship. Thus, when the ac-
tive hostilities of war had terminated, he
sought real restoration Of the Union, rather
than partisan domination in the States seek
ing the advantages Of a restoration to their
proper position within it. Hence, IN the diff
ierenccs which arose between Congress and
President johnson, Senator Doolttle was
generally found supporting the executive, aud
IL opposition to Legislative usurpatieus. Up
on platform embodying substantially the
principles which the ex-senator had vindica-
ted in practice he is now candidate for the
governorship Of Wisconsin.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-08-31
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.

We learned Gu Monday last, from an in.
teligent gentleman, living near Mt. Meridi-
an, In this county, who received his informa-
ton direct from Hon. VIM Mines, that the
work on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
had been recommended, and that now all i'm
pediments had been removed to the earnest
prosecution Of the enterprise. Mr.. Mines
Was confident that the road would be compile
ted to his Iron Works, within one year, and
to its connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Road, within TWO years. We give this
statement for what it is WORTH not doubling
the source whence it comes. There has been
SO much of late to disturb our faith ia the
speedy construction of the Road, that We re-
ceiye with some hesitation any statement
which promises earnest work We only hope
it is true, and that this important line of i'm
provement will be carried forward with ener-
gy and promptness. We know Of no enter
prise which promises more substantial good,
or that will develop more intrinsic wealth,
and enhance the material interests Of Angus
ia in greater degree.