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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-03-16
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JUDGES OF ELECTION:

IN BEVERLY MANOR TOWNSHIP.
Folly Kuls-John Towberman, Thomas P. Esk-
ridge and James C. Cochran.
Belioar-J: Wayt Bell, David Doom and Antho-
I'D. Wren.
Sandy HoHosc-Edwin NJ. Cushing, Joseph A.
Houff and C. G.. Miller.
Hebron Church-Jacob Baylor, Philip O. Pal
mer and Henry Edison, Sr.
Peace MNs-Wm. W. Peace, Henry Harrison,
Sr., and Robertus Henderson.
IN RIVERHEADS TOWNSHIP. ~
GreenuHt-John B. Shultz, C. G. Merritt and
Adam NJ Hawpe
Niddle5reok-Dr. R. A. NIcChesney, George B.
Rusmisel and VIM. R. Dunlap.
Midaoay-J. D McGufin, George W. Mcclure
and William Il. Logan.
Ne,s Port-James F. Hite, Alexander. S. Turk
and William S. Steele.
IN SOUTH RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Wayaes6oyo'-John B. Smith, VIM. Withrow,
Jr., and William Chapman.
F1shersuille-PhiliR Schumacher, r. c. Logan
aud David S. Bell
Sherando-Daniel J. Shaw, Clinton Hall and
James NJ Lewis.
Barter5rook-Hugh Guthrie, ]. NJ. Watson and
C. B. Co ner.
MIDDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Ne,p Uope-Thornton G.. Stout, John C. Bargsr
and Noah Beard
Mt .Si1aey-Thos. P. Wilson, Jonathan Sheets
and Thomas Burke.
Mt. Meridian-Benjamin Byerly, Sias H. Walk
er and Robert S. Harnsberger.
Verona-Wm. D. Anderson, VIM H. Moorman
and Anthony P. Wilkerson.
Red Afills-Gideon Barnhart, John Firebaugh
and David Yount.
NORTH RIVER TOWNSHIP.
/ Mount Solon-Samue Paul. John J. Cupp and
| D. Newton Vanlear.
| SangwspIze-N. L. Blakemore, Henry Phillips
ami John Gregory
| Parnassus-Chesley Kinney, William B. Coch
| ron and Martin Whtmore. tttza
| Spring Hizz-Wm. II. Gamble, John A. Patter
son and DR.. A. G. L. Vanlear.
| CentrevMe-Cyrus Brown, James G. Turk and
| Josiah Neff.
| PASTURES TOWNSHIP.
| CAmchuMe-Joscp Wilson, Christian Bea,
and Henry B. Seig.
| Bufazo-Magnus S. Cease, Henry Ripetce ant
John Christian.
| Deerfeld-Kennerly Craig, John Irwin and DR.
| C. McCutcheon
Craigssiue-Wm. Armstrong, James A. Craig
and William Kunkle.
Lebanon Springs-Wlliam II. Grener, Jane
Cross ard Nicholas Ryan.
sesy% By the 72nd Section of the Election Law
it is provided that "any Judge, Clerk, or Com
missioner Of Election, who shall fail to attend a
The time and place appointed for such election
without a good and sufficient reason, shall forfei
thirty dollars ". L. f0WRY,
feb 23-tde Sheriff.
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$823.000
In Cash Gifts, to be Distributed by the New OIL
Cash Prize Company.
EVERY TICKET DRAINS A PRIZE

EVERY TICKET DRAINS A PRIZE.
Cash Gifts, each so0Qo SO Cash Gifts EACH 81 900
10 " Z" 2Q,GG0 2G0 Il 500
20 I" 5,atO 800 loo.
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each ssooto 500
! IS Melodeons rs to l0N.
$50 Sewing Machines GO to 1Ta,
500 Gold. Watches rs to 800
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &c, valued at 100000
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes for,
Csc Tickets describing PRICES ore soaked in En-
velopes and well mixed. GIN receipt of 25c g.
Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and sent
by mail to any address. The prize. named upon
it will be delveued to The ticket holder on paw,
ms mt Of One Dollar. PRICES are Immediately sens
to any add ess by exRsess or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before You
Ply for it. Any prize exchanged II another Of
the same yaluc. No blanks Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing.
EEFERENeEs:-The following lately drew val
liable prizes and kindly permit us to publish
them Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $40 600 ::
Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500; J.
NJ. Matthews, Detroit, S. coo; John T. Ander-
son, Savannah, $4,000; James Simmons, Boston,
| $4,000. .T
! Press OPINIONS 1.-THE firm is reliable;-N,
Y. Tribune. Dec. %. Observe lie SUGGEST
n Y. Herald. Jan. l. "Just AMI honorable. -
News, Dec. 8.
Send for circular Liberal induceme its to
| Agents. Satisfa elton guaranteed. Every pacl :
age of 20osealel. Envelopes contains ON CASH
alFr Seven tickets for enc ST.; II for s. :: 50
| fer s.; a0D for 5. Address HENRY c. LEE 4
CO.. Managers, = and 80 Broadway, n. Y:s&
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Deaths.

Near Parnassus, on the 4th inst, SAMUEL STIR
LING PRICE, infant son of William c. and Jane
N. Hedrick, aged months and days.
On the LIST inst, at his residence in Mt. Craw-
ford, THOMAS LINDEN, aged u years, months
and19 days. He was born in the county of Cork,
Ireland, on the 18th of May, 1898, but for nearly
half century had been resident of Rocking
ham county. Perfectly resigned to the will 0!
Him who doeth all things well-s' Sustained and
soothed by an unfaltering trust''-calmly and
silently his spirit pressed from its tenement OF
clay to the presence Of its Maker. May it rest in
peace.
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Marriages.

On the 21st ult., at Washington, Fayette coun-
ty, Ohio, by Rev. II. Keen, D. A. STAUBUs, form
erly of this county, and Miss S. HAWKINS Of the
former place.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. J. NJ. schreckhise,
DAVID TRoxELL and Miss MARY J. SPITLEn, all
of Augusta.
On tie 23rd ult by Rev. J. NJ. Travis, G. R.
SNEAD of Augusta county, Va, and Miss LENoRA
A. CLEMENT of Adrian county, Mo.
On the 14th inst, by Rev w. E. Baker. at the
residence of Mr.. George Fisher, JOHN E. Crow
and Miss JANE CAMPBELL, both of Augusta.
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NOTICE !:

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE:
" To David Baylor, William Kyle, Elisha G.
Kyle, John D. Imboden, John H. McCue, John G..
Kyle, Robert Kyle, Benjamin +. Points, and j. ].
A. Trotter.
Take notice that in pursuance of an order made
at the November Term last, of the Circuit Court
of Augusta, in the Chancery suit of Baylor VS..
KYLE and others, l shall. on the goth March next,
at my Office in Staunton, proceed to take and set
tie an account showing the amount due from JAS.
l. A. Trotter account of his purchase of the
KYLE land at the sale made by Commissioners Stu
art, Fultz, and Hartman, at which time and place
YOU are notified to appear.
Given under my hand this 10th of February,
1871. THOMAS D. RANSOM, =
feb Cat Cemmissio ,er in Chanc. ry
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Sale of Valuable
Real Estate in New POrt-bet-

u Real Estate i'm New Portrait
Ter known as Msfht's Greek, Augusta county, Va.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Augusta county, rendered on the 9th day of No
yember, 1870, in the cause of David Rankin, &C.,
VS.. J. H. Englenan, will proceed to sell on
TUESDAY, the 18th Of APRIL next,
the HOUSE and LOT in New Port, formerly oc-
cupied by David Rankin as a store-and more
recently used for the same purpose by ]. H. En-
eleman, consisting Of a comfortable dwelling a
frst-rate store and ware house, good stable and
large lot. There is a fine spring of excellent
water near the house. New Port has always
been first-rate stand for merchandising, and as
this property must be sold at once it offers
opportunity safe and profitable investment.
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay costs
of suit and sale, and balance in bonds with good
security, bearing interest from day of sale, at
one two and three years. and title retained as
ultimate security. S. TRAVERs PHILLIPS,
march PAT Commissioner.
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; - 8 3 8 3 8 sos

TO THE WORKING GLASS.-We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant EMPLOY
ment at home, the whole of the time or for the
spare moments Business new, light and prof
table. Persons of either easily earn from
SOC. to So per evening, and proportional SUM
by devoting their whole time to the business
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That
all who sec this notice may send tEeir sddress.
md test the business, make the unparalleled
offer To such not well satisfied, we will
send 81 to pay for The trouble of writing. Full
particulars, valuable sample which will do to
commence work on, and copy of The Peoples
Literary Companioa-one of the largest and best
family newspapers ever published-all sent frse
by mail Reader if you want permanent, prof
table work, address e. c. ALLEN CO.,
Augusta, Maine,
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DIVORCES.
Absolute Divorces legally obtained in New
yor, no 80 Illinois, and other States, for per-
sons from any State or country, les es =
desertion, drunkenness, non-support etc., sun
cient cause no publicity. No charge until di-
vorce is obtained. Advice free.
Address, MOORE & RICHARDSON,
Counsellors at Law,
jan 5-.y $50 Broadway, New York City.
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n1,uOO,OOO in Gold.
y To be distributed through the agency Of
the s.Grand International Lottery" for the bene-
fit of the victims Of the French war.
Only 200, 600 Tickets will be issued at So each
The Prizes angling from $50, to $50, oOo-gold
The drawing to take place in New York city
on the Ist of MAY, 1871, under the direction Of
the Board of Managers.
Tickets will be sold by Local agents only.
Agents can make from $40 to $50 per day.
Persons wishing to act agents will write Gin
closing samp) without delay for circulars and
further particulars to the secretary,
Is JAMES W. BRISTOW,
ISL Blocker street, New York city.
fep2s-4t
yXTALL PAPERS AT COST.
w We again call attention to the fact, that
in order to make room for our spring stock we
offer until the 18th of March our present stock
of Wall Papers at cost
Satin (glazed) Papers at 25c worth Soc
Unglazed g 18c. &c 25c.
Do g 10c. " 15c.
BELL 4 CO..
booksellers and Stationers,
corner of Main and New sts.,
feb est (White's corner.)
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" To A. A. Lamb, plaintiff, and John H.
Irwin defendant. to the suit of A. A. Lamb VS..
John H. Irwin, and all concerned as creditors by
lien of said Irwin.
Take notice that on the 4th day Of April, 1871
at my Office in staunton shall proceed to exc
cute an order of Reference in said cause, requir-
ing NE to ascertain and report:
1st. An account Of the real estate owned by
the defendant, and its fee simple and annual val
ue.
End An account Of all leins binding said real
estate and the order of priorities among them
3rd. Such matters as may be deemed peril
nent by me, or required by any of the parties to
be stated.
At which time the creditors of said defendant
are required to file the evidence Of such their
Claims
Given under my hand as Commissioner of the
County Cour. of Augusta county this 4th day Of
March. 1871. G.. NJ. HARRISON,
march 4t as Commissioners.
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sceived by our neighbors, Messrs. Hilb Loeb
Give them q call.
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-ncle Joshss Trunk Full of Fun.

u A Portfolio of first class Wit and Humor:
oon,oininc the Richest Comlcal Stories, Cruel
Sells, Side splitting Jokes. Humorous Poetry,
Quaint Parodies. Burlesque Sermons, New Co
nundrums and Mirth- Provoking Speeches ever
published. Interspersed with Curious Puzzles,
Amusing Card Tricks, Feats of Par.or Mag +,
and nearly 200 Funny Engrayings. Illustrated
cover. Price Is cents Sent by mall postage
paid, to anypart of the United States on receipt
of price. DICK & FITZGERALD, fuelsherF'
la Ann street, n. y,
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H. THE UNIVERSITY MONTHLY, a Journal Of School
and Home is before The first number gives
promise Of ability and usefulness, and is gotten
up in elegant typographical style. Among the
articles is one under the caption of General Lee,
as college President, embelished with an en-.
craving of Gen. Lee. 1t is published at the re-
markably low price of loo per annum. Ad-
dress University Publishing Company, No.
Bond street, New York.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" To Edward R. Harrison, and others, plain
tiffs, and Joseph 7. Mitchell, defendant-Take
notice that in pursuance of o decree of the Coun-
ty Court of Augusta county, pronounced on the
Srd day of March, 1871, in cause therein de-
pending, on the Chancery side thereof, in which
Edward R. Harrison, and others, are plaintiffs,
and Joseph T. Mitchell is defendant, shall as
Commissioner of said Court, proceed as directed
by said decree,
On MONDAY, the Bird Day of APRIL. 1871,
at my Office in Stanton.
1st. To take an account of the real estate
owned by the defendant, and its fee simple and
annual value.
End An account of all leins binding said real
estate and the order Of priorities among them.
3rd Such matters as may be deemed peril
nent by me, or required by any of the parties to
be stated.
At which time the creditors of said defendant
are required to file the evidence of such their
claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court this 18th day of March, 1871.
march 9-4t g. NJ. HARRISON, Com'r.
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See advertisement of Armstrong, Cater q 90.
Wholesale dealers in all kinds OF Mililnery' Dbl
timore,. and favor them with your orders.
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- Virginia lady desires situation as teach
! xr. See notice in another column.
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There is large bed of what experienced chem
lists have pronounced to be Iceland Spar, being
worked near Timberville, Rockingham county
It's first practical use was in the manufacture of
glass, cement, and in sugar refneries 1t is now
discovered to be valuable in the manufacture of
the purest soda water. The agent OF the compa-
ny, J. D. Price, Esq, OF Harrisonburg, is now
erlarging the operations of the works, TO meet
this new demand. Large quantities are regular
ly shipped North It is also thought it will act
as substitute for plaster for fertilizing purpo-
ses.
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Mai. B. T. Bicklen, native Of Albemarle
county, in this State, died in Georgetown, on
Saturday last A few days previous fish
bone lodged in his throat, from whence it
could not be removed Local Inflammation
ensaed, which caused death. He was widely
known, nd.much esteemed.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BILL.-The
bill extending the chartered privileges Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
which was slightly amended and passed by
the House of Delegates on Saturday, was ia
ken up in the Senate yesterday, aud the
House amendment being concurred in by the
Senate, the bill only needs the Governors sig
nature to become a law.
The bill is NOT materially changed, we be-
lieve, from its original form. Should any o.
its modified provisions occasion any hardship
for the company, we doubt not the next Leg.
isature will relieve them from it.-RicA
Dispatch.
FROSTED FEET AND HANDS,
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"a Four miles of the Harrisonburg and Rawley
Springs Turnpike have been let to John H. NC
: Leod, at about $500 per mile. The section con-
tracted for is that next to the springs.
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LAND SALE.-N. K. Trout and Geo. NJ. Coch-
ran, Jr., Commissioners, e. NJ. Gushing, Auc-
tioneer-sold, on the 9th instant, the farm near
Mt. Scion, belonging to the Rusmsel estate, con-
tanning 1904 acres, to James Lowman, for $3.50,
equivalent to cash.
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G oNE.-A negro woman, bearing the name o
Ellen Owens and the sin upon her conscience OF
larceny for which it was decrecd that she
should be removed from temptation for the spacef
of twelve months, by confinement in Jail, man
aged some how to rid that institution of her pres
ence on Sunday last, and has since bafaed all at
tempts to capture her, notwithstanding the
fact that reward of twenty five dollars has been
offered for her apprehension.
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Z : Shenandoah Valley Railroad, says the shen-
andoah Valley, Is being pushed rapidly forward
and will be completed to Luray by October OF
this year.
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E. M Gushing, auctioneer, sold, on Saturday,
the house and lot recently occupied by Charles
j. Cochran to Gabriel Hirsh for the sum OF $4,'
Y R15 49,. -.--.L !
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Local..

Y Capt. ] E. Tyler offers his carpenter shop
dwelling house, Sc, for sale.
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ssMANY IN ONE."-Messrs. Armentrout & Co.,
have adopted the true course to what will, ordi
narily, produce wealth. not only to the individu-
al, but will have healthy influence upon the
community at large. They started out with
tobacco store, and soon afterwards added cigar
factory, capable of supplying, not merely the
home demand, but very large one,- which the
extensive reputation they have established and
will maintain, for their brands of cigars, has ere
ated in other sections and States thus, instead of
investing their capital in Baltimore for what
| could be as easily manufactured at home, as too
many do. they are constantly attracting capital
from distance, and employing it in the payment
of their hands whence it has general circulation
throughout the community. Not satisfied with
this much, they have, quite recently, in conjunc-
tion with Their cigar mandatory, secured the nee
essary machinery and commenced the manufac-
ture of snuff, in this way utilizing what was be-
fore accounted necessary loss. Still later
tobacco factory has been placed in practical OPP
Grafton, supplying their large retail store de-
mand and all others that may be made upon
them. It is in this way alone thst great city or
State can be built up for community can ever
4
prosper which sends off more capital than it
brings back. Our true policy is 20 establish, and
then foster and nourish, all sorts of manufacto-
ries in our midst, and our word for it the dolor-
GUS refrain of "hard times and "worse coming"
will soon be regarded by us as obsolete and their
only use will be to grimly stare at in the old,
old vocabulary which was fashionable immediate
ly after s'that great war;" and warn US and our
posterity to avoid the deadly policy which rem
dered their use necessary They will then be
supplanted by the gladdening, joyous sounds Of
s'peace and plenty oul-destroying debts will
then be discharged, mo more lodging roundcor-
ners-but friend will meet friend with a firm,
honest, bright look, and we can all humbly lift
anew our eyes and hearts to the God Of Nature,
and pour out our oblations of thanks and praises
to Him for the great elements of afiuence, which
we had heretofore sluggishly permitted to re-
main dormant and useless under the s'sacred soir'
of our Incompatible old State.
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The tri al of George NJ. Smiley, for the killing
of James A. Black to have come OF Wednes-
day. but owing to the non appearance OF an I'M
portant witness it was postponed until to-day.