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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-06-20
WILL THEY CORRECT ITe

| The Greeley journals were in great glee
over the reported defeat ofHon D. W Voor.
hees- as delegate at large from Indiana to
the Baltimore Convention The truth is that
Mr. VOORHEES, had positively refused to per.
NIT his name to be used for the position, but
the delegates from the 9Th district presented
it without his knowledge Or consent Other
districts knowing that he would not have the
position, voted in accordance with his wishes
Now will these journals correct the false state
ment? - 60
We are pleased that Mr.. VOORHEES, declined
to parcip;tate ina squabble for position in his
State TIE effect would have been to have
created, probably, an embAtercd feeling be-
tween men who will, in all probability, have
to unite their efforts to accomplish common
object. The Baltimore Convention will hard
" be guilty Of the political crime of attempts
ing to transfer the Democratic party to the
Radical camp, by going outside of its own
organization to select a candidate. Those
who may 60 there as delegates will hesitate
before they read themselves out Of the party,
and drive wedge into the body Of the org an
ization, that will split it in twain. A healthy
reaction j. now progressing and the necessi-
ty WILL We. hope, become apparent, before
the 9th Of July, Of nominating representative
men. 1t is moro vital to us to preserve State
and district organizations than TO elect
President, and the only possible manner in
which to accomplish this, is to present tick
et upon which ali the Conservative elements
can uLite. The endorsement Of Mr.. Greeley
will be the death-knell of Democracy or Con-
servatism in Virginia. We are SO we'll con-
WINGED Of this, that we cannot believe the
State Convention Of Virginia will failto in.
dictate Its decided antagonism to any policy
that will tolerate the idea of GrccIey's can.
didacy..
Wcare satisfied, further, that those who
believe in the essentially of Democratic or
ganization, upon Democratic IDEAS aud Dem
oSi0NAS iu0AS Will udtc " pttkEt THAI all can
consistently vote for, who,are, opposed to the
present administration, whatever may be the
action Of the Baltimore Conventions Such
men as Voorhees, and those who think with
them, cannot be whistled down at a Whit.
Greeley was never a Kuow-Nothing Dis
patch.
We acknowledge the error in our statement
last week. We have no doubt our cstimable
cotemporary is pleased to know that the re is
one thing in GreeIey's whole public life he
can approve. 1t is the only ism that he has
not endorsed and advocated.
You are in error We want to sink both
,he Wing and the Democrat, parties as a
means OF destroying the Radical organiza-
'ion.-Dxpatch
And then what? We shuddcr when we
contemplate the dissolution of present parties. |
nd the formation of others upon. different
IDEAS and policies: Our mindsgees back to
hs camnans of Psxs-s :. ~. .s
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TAUNTON
Baptist Female Institute e,
STAUNroN. VA

|
The Session ls72-7s begins September 18th,
and ends 2O'h June. The course Of Literary and
Scientific Study is very complete, including these
several Schools. ~ Ancient Languages e.
Modern Languages e J Mathematics "a J Nor
1 al Philosophy e5.) Natural sceuces. e En-.
glish Literature Il History Is English and
Composition. a. Bible History. These Schools
are independent in Organization. so that the pu-
pill may take just what studies suit her. best. A
Preparatory Department for Elementary studies
is efficiently conducted.
The School of Music is thoroughly organized
and carefully taught. Provision is made also fer
Drawing. SC. IS ~s4
The Boarding DEPARTING emit is in scharge of the
Principal and his wife. and all possible atten-
ton is paid to the health and comfort of boarders
|. The Charges are as low as they can be made. in
view Of the character Of ins,r uction and accom-
modations
For further information. address
JOHN HART, NJ. A., Principal,
june ~ Staunton Va.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURr OF TIE UNITED
L States for the Western District of Virginia,
at Harrisonburg, Virginia.
John W. -Hite, Plaintiff,
VS.. IN EQUITY
John H. Taylor, Administrator of Simpson F.
Taylor. deceased Virginia F Taylor. Jane
Foster and p. B. IIoge Defendants
(E1tract from Decree Of May StA, 1927
SIT is ordered that this cause be referred to
civilian J. Points. Commissioner of this Court,
Ito take. state and settle, the accounts of the
defendant. John Ii. Taylor, Administrator of
ssimpson F. Taylor, deceased. and that he also
staSe an account Of the debts due from said es-
Htate.'
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J. Randolph fucker, jr, has been appoint
ed commissioner of deeds by Gov. Walker,
10 rosidc in Huntington, Va.
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NesU Advertisements.
TT1he Great Remedy JUVENTAS. can be had at
II DR.. Wayt & Bros. Call and get Pamphlet.
June 20 -s-1s

MN Anderson, of Rockingham county says
w he has tried seven different Doctors and
spent $500 for his back and kidneys, and has e.
eeived more benefit from one bottle of Juventas
than all put together and advises those afflicted
to give it a trial. For sale at the drug store of
June 20 - Dr. WAYT & RRO
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TUVENTAS cures all affections OF The bladder
- and kidneys, removes all structures in Fe.
males and is The best Regulator known. 1T
never falls Try it.. ~. June 20
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$4,000 REV ARD

will be paid for any case that DR.. LIE SHURIs'S
Fever and Agus and Dyspepsia Remedy fails to make
complete cure. 1tcontains no injurious drugs
and is free from quinne. Remember that it 10
better to spend 81 ,25 under the above guarantee
and be cured. than to throw away 25c. for worth
less nostrums. Sold by all druggists, or sentlty
mail or express to any address. lie Shure 4 Co.
81 Franklin street. Baltimore, Md. 49, 4w~
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I sc the Great and True Remedy. JUVENTAS.
~ For spermatorrhoea, gonnoarhaa suppress
ed menstration pains in the back, &c, use JU~
VENfAS 1t has no equal. June 20
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FOR INSTANCE,
TAKE OUR OPERATIONS FOR LAST WEEK

= FOR INSTANCE,
TAKE OUR OPERATIONS FOR LAST WEEK
On Monday week. the mammoth wholesale dry
goods house, No. 81 Broadway, N. Y, took fire
in the third story. The whole house was deluged
Ia water, destroying thousands OF dollars worth
OF goods in a mercantile view but not DANA cling
them IN the least as far as actual wear is concern
ed The entire stock, embracing hundreds of
thousands OF dollars worth Of goods. was bought
by our wholesale house, at less than one half
their real value, and at handsome profit OF 20
per cent. We can then off .r them at half the
wholesale prices. This is very easy to under-
stand, and the most supplemented can readily
comprehend the wonderful advantages which we
every day prove you we possess. Hence. if we
offer Docskn Jeans at 331 cents-which the man
ufacfurer asks SIXTY cents for before the goods
have tospay dozen or more profrs-you cuuereod-
ily understand hosc ne get them.
Heavy Cottonades at 16s to 20 cents, worth
sec, which are very cheap
lot OF lawns. in mourning and colors, at Is
to zoe, worth 25 to 81 CENTS
Where can you get such hose at 12ac as we give
you; Mems socks at 121 cents.
,Children's hose at 10, l25 to Is worth % cts.
SWISS NAINsoOK,
PLAID MUsLINs,
JACKONET CAMBRIA,
WHITE BERAGE
AND PIQUEs,
at Prices which make them sell at the rates Of
RAILROAD SPEED. 81,
We open this campaign in earnest and are de-
termined through all opposition to add new lus-
tire 70 our crown Of Glory, to be in the future as
we have been in the past,
THE ONLY REAL CHEAP STORE.
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FoR GAPS or any other disease in CHICK
II EMS. use DR.. COSEN'S Horse Powders
For sale at a. H II. FULTZ'S
iHne 20-tf - tf'2 D.nn s+oro
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and see the

~. -
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS
which We now laying before the community.
Some persons may say that we sometimes blow !.
little Ill presenting our goods before the people,
but how IN the name of common sense are we 10
bring these grand auction drives to the notice OF
an oft hambugged public ii we do not present
them N their tue light, however unreason.bly
toao they may appear.
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n and children. Umbrellas, Sc, at WAE-G
LERS boot, shoe and hat store. sp Io-8' I
TIME largest stock of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
and Slippers in black and fancy colors isto
be found at WELLER'S boot shoe and hat store.
mEAs.-Green Tea Japan Tea, Black Tea, Imr
i perial Tea-:Ae very best, at -
may 2 9. q. WHEArS
For Ladies Glove Kid, Pebble Goat. and French
XII G4:tcrs g. /. \ Il Her%fvv. Nc- 20 az
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D eEszlbsEcan NEeeting.-The Conserva-
LIZ tives having called a meeting to be held at
the Court house TIE 9th of June, before
call for the Republican County Convention was
issued, the Republicans of the County. will there
fore meet in the TOWN HALL at | o'clock D. m
the 9th of June. instead of at the Court
house as heretofore published
WM HERR
june 20-1t Chairman Of County Committee.
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GUNNER B0arding.--A number of
~ Boardcrs~ eaa be pleasantly accommodated
at the staunton Baptist Female Institute until
The 1st of Sep emher. For terms, &c, apply to
Mrs Hart at the Institute. June 2O-2t
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TUVENTAS is sold everywhere. Try it.
- ;uno
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Our neighbos of the Spectator has at last
found vent for his pen, up affections for Gree
ley, and they now gush forth in an unbroken
stream. We are rejoiccd to witness this re-
lief It wassa long time before he found
which way the current would run.
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and lEd g.sx ~ s-44.3s ~. ;. Il.
2 PREPARATORY CLASS. IN French
Misses Sallie Herr, lst and End, IIennie Saw
age, lst, Ella Shields. 1st and "a, Susie
Shields, 1st and ID. Ada Shumate, I'd.
5. JUNIOR CLASS IN. FaENcH.-M Misses
Indie Branch. lst, Mamie Harris, Cd; Salie
Y. lHendren, I'd. Kate H. Herr, I'd, Ida Fl.
Massey, LIST and Cd. -.ss
4 INTERMEDIATE CLASS IN French. -
Misses Lucie Richardson 1st Mary Smoot,
LIST and I'd, Addie Liz. Vaughn, I'd i
D. INTERMEDIATE CLASS IN MATHEMAT
Ics Misses Alice Brock, LIST, Kate II. Herr,
lst. Annie j. Prichard, 1st.. Mary Smoot, L.
. JUNIOR CLASS IN HIsToRY.--Misses
Mamie l.. Harris, LIST and I'd, Ida II. Mas
sey lst and I'd, Hennie Savage, LIST aud I'd
Z INTERMEDIATE CLASS IN HIsToRY.-
Misses Indie Branch, lst, Mary smoot, LIST
and I'd. -
8. JUNIOR CLASS IN ENeLrsH AND CON-
PosITIoN.--Nlisses Mamie L Harris, LIST.
Sallie Herr 1st aud Cd, Ida II. Masse, LIST
and "a. Susie Shields, LIST, Hcnne Savage,
LIST, Bette Yost, 1st.
. INTERMEDIATE CLASS IN ENGLISH
AND COMPOSITION Misses NJ Alice Harris,
LIST, Mamie i, Harris, 2.
PROFICIENTs IN SPECIAL COURSES.
!. INTERMEDIARY COURSE ON ENGLISH
AND =, CoMPot,s1rIoN.-Misses Indie Branch,
Estelie Belts, Addie Liz. Vaughn:
2. ARITHMETIC Misses Lilly Beale and
Kate Fl. Herr. ~. ..
GRADUATES INssPEcIAL SCHOOLS
:, 4. The seHooL OF. -FaEsoH Misses 3.
Ia. y thFt IA 'i..Nt.lef s DE II ff4ns-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-17
FROM CHASE COUNTY.


DEAR News Last week VIC had
heavy rains, and on Friday waters
were higher than they have been
for the last year.
Corn is coming up finely. Wheat
and oats look well. Many are ma
king an extra effort to break a lar
ger amount of prairie than usual.
That is right. Speed the pillow.
ssPIant one acre more"
Every bushel of corn, wheat, oats
and potatoes will be wanted, and
at good prices, too. before this time
next year, by the honest army of
emigrants that are coming
ITO live with ms here in the west,
To live with us here on the lawn,
Where the land is the richest and best.
That man ever settled upon
There are potatoes in every lot,
Where weeds and nettfes once grew,
lis su rely the pieasantest spot,
The pleasantest ever knew
Mr.. Harrison Hardey, a few days
since, in attempting to load saw
log, broke the rope, letting the
log back so suddenly as to badly
break his thigh. He only lived
about two days after the accident.
He was quiet young man and
much respected.
Your note in the News of the
3rd, in regard to superintendent
Peter placing under contract rail-
road to Eldorado, providing Butler
county will take the necessary
stock in bonds, is good news TO
Butler and the northwest of Chase,
giving Butler an outlet 20 miles
shorter than TO the Falls, and a
much better route. a. WARMER
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as OrHERs SEE HIA,


The editor of the Emporia News
tune Of four columns in his last pa
per. He "sees" Sam and goes him
two "better." Sam.,. yo1 stink
Paola Spirit -
In . EeeeDt issue ef the Emporia
News jacob Stotler showed up
the character Of Elk Governor s..
j. Crawford, who presumed thar
Southern Kansas could be carried
foFerWhalmiaGlyD for the Liberals.
Crawford Was the weakest and
most corrupt man that ever occu-
pied the gubeFnstorial chair in this
State, Is the expose given Of him By
etotleF amply evidences. Crawford
is ambitious, and having been de-
feated in all his attempts for the
last two years to get into office As .
Republican, like all others of his
clase, he goes into the Liberal move
menf. We may have something
more to SAP Of him in the futpre.-
Neodesha Cifizens
Stotler, in the Emporia News,
and 8. j. Crawford, thr ough the
columns of the Ledger, are having
p lively discussion az TO the causes
which Induced the latter TO desert
the Republican ranks. Our rele=s
tons with Crawford have always
been of the most pleasant character
but We have never regarded his tall
enfs So thoee of the most lowering
order. During the war, he was
brave soldier, ana > good ofheeFs 81
hus statesmanship Is undoubtedly
not his sforte" certainly. No man
In the State has less reason to com.
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KANSAS NEWS ITEMS.

We understand that the connec-
ton between the Chicago, Rock
Island s. Pacific and the Missouri
Pacific roads at Leavenworth has
been completed, and that trains of
the former road commenced run
ming into the city on Sunday.
A lawsuit in Leavenwortb is
now attracting a good deal of atten-
ton, and promises some rich deyel-
opments. A dispatch of tho 18th
SAYS: 1Tn the suit between Sena-
tor Caldwell, and Mr.. Burke, former
editor Of the Bulletin, I'm tho Dis
tFict court of this county, to-day
three witnesses swore that Senator
Caldwell subsidized the Bulletin in
the recent Leavenwor;h, Atchison
& Northwestern railroad embroglio
with the city of Leavenworth, by
paying tho Bulletin $4,000. 1t was
proved that Mr.. Caldwell paid the
Bulletin $4,000 to support his cleo
ton to the United States Senate.
Mr.. Caldwell now brings suit to
recover this money. The evidence
is very damaging to Alr. Caldwell"
Burlington buried baby, and
this is its epitaph:
Beneath this stone our baby lays,
70 He neither cries nor hollers;
j He lived just one and twenty days,
And cost US forty dollars.
The members of the A. NJ. E.
chnl CHI at Lawrence are going to
erect q fine church building.
At the late Congregational asso-
citation ut Fit. Scott, the following
was among the resolutions passed:
Resolved, That we regard the use
OF tobacco rs not only unchristiaH,
indecent, destructive TO bodily aud
mental yigor, corrupting and dis
gushing every way, but also pow
erful auxiliary to intern perance, and
that it ought to be condemned anJli
dfscountenanced universally,
= We are glad to notice that our farm
eEs are Xieing with each other in
farm improyements, in ,plaRtipg trees,
feneing, adornipg and heaptifyilg
their homes. This enters largely into
making farmers rich, and building
prosperous county towps,-Wichitp
Eagle.
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IPnblished in the Emporia News, Nay 4
iS72.l -
AN ORDIN ANCE

To restrain, prohibit and suppress dis
- ioFdpTiy AouSeS.C TIT
:. Be it ordained by the mayor and coun.
cilmen Of the city OF Emporia:
! a5Ec:Nx Nv hoeeefsehail, Within the cor
porate limits Of the city OF EmpOrla, Lyon
county, Kansas, set up or keep o bawdy
house, house Of pfostttutiou or OF asSigna.
tion, or other disorderly house, or shall
knowingly permit any tenement building
ks 81 Eer tontrsk e be used for any IN such
purposes, shall on conviction thereof be
fined in any sum not less than FIVE nor
more than one hundred dollars.
u SE6t ~ Any female " ho sllaA be lodged,
kept, harbored or remain in any house,
room or building mentioned in the first
section Of this ordinance, shall on conVie-
ton thereof be fined in any sum not ex-
eeeding fly dollars, -. q T.Ea q
81 sICI III Iz1v ett SperA6A mp eafieg or act
ing as master or mistress, or having the
care, use or management for the time OF
any house or room mentioned in the first
teetloh Of this ordinances, shall be deemed
and adjudged keeper thereof.
SEC. 4. Every person found In any
hDnse or Toon smenfto0ed IN the first Sec
ton OF this ordinance, shall on conviction
twenty,fiys dollars,t, PROVIDED, That
this. section shall not apply to any officer
mentioned in the fifth section ofthiS ordi.
nance in the eases therein specified.
., iSEC.6, For thespurp0se or restraining
or suppressing any house mentioned in
this ordinance, or Of arresting the Keepers
or inmates thereof, or persons found there
la.athe, City Marsh a hisl ASSISTANTS and
thorized to enter at any hour of the s4y
or night any house or room within SAID
city which shall be reputed in it, tnmeu-
late neighbeFhOod as being Dawdy
hOHseS h0RAs otpRostitutieqo Eot assignA.
tion, pr any hdu$ the ismates whereof
are at the time tisordeI1y. fI
SEC. 8. ,That an c<eisance entitled An
ordinance for suppressing disorderly
houses" approved May IL, 1870, be aud
the same is6ereby repealed, III
SECT This ordinance shall take effect
and bs IN force from and AFTER its publ
CATION. fsgt !
AppgOyed May 10. 1872. 81 aas r
WIN. JAY, Mayor
+, ] certify that the above Is q true and |
sbffeet copy Of an ordinance adopted by |
The City Council Of the city OF Enporia, |
It y peeting held May Ia. lSy2. y
30 II. w. MCCUNE. City Clerk.
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THE SOUTHWEST.

Fish are plenty at Augusta
Wichita has four booming brick
yards. ztef ttE
Winfield will soon be money
order ONCE.
The farmers near Wichita arc plant
ing peanuts.
Winfield is to have one or two
grist mills this season.
Corn is 80 cents bushel at Au.
gusta.
Fruit and other things are reported
in good condition in the vicinity Of
Marion Center.
Two hundred thousand tons of In
dian and army supplies are to be ship
ped from Wichita to the Indian Terri.
tory, Texas and New Mexico this
spring.
u A man with tea grown up daughters
arrived at Florence tho other day, and
the bachelors of that town are happy.
Two bridges are to be built over
the Walnut at Winfield.
No Texas cattle will be shipped
from Hutchinson. This was deter
mined upon at the earnest solicita-
ton of the settlers. s,-H
The EIdorado Times and Augusta
Republican seem to be having little
onpleasantness about railroads and
county seats. t ~
The stone work on Odd Fellows
Hall goes braVely on. The center
window cap has the links and the
letters 81. 0. o. F." neatly engPav-
ed thereop.-Augusta Republican.
Thelast Walnut Valley Tunes is full
of railroad and county seat articles. II
the people of Butler county are not
posted before voting 1t won't be the
Times mans fault.
>. A. Breese, county clerk, having
purchased n. g. NeWton's residence,
Is putting q large addition. TO and
otherwise Improving 1t, pEepaFatoGY to
taking up his abode in town.-Ootton.
wood Falls Leader.
6. W. Ransom and 6. C. Tube,
boys about II and IA years old,
caught f4ll.gFoWR antelope near
the mouth Of the Walnut, last Sun
day.-Arkansas City Traveller.
Now postonaces have been establish
ed by the department. at Delauo, Cow.
skin and Valley Center, in Sedgwiek
county. Mr.. Alley has been appoint
ed postmaster at Delano. and B. Wat
son at Valley Centre.-Wichita Eagle.
"a large government train Is lying
over at Sedgwick for repairs, pre-
vious TO taking on freight for Fort
Sill.
SHOOT ING AFFRAY.-Qn last Sun
day afternoon, Mr.. Hartman, feFm-
eriy of Iowa, and . neighbor, Mr..
Rrash, German, from the same
State, came over to Brashss house
for the purpose OF getting q pIow,
which he and Brash owned together,
Mr.. Brash let him have the pillow
but declined to give mp the lay of
the same whereupon. according to
AaSh ce0SCLA-CsASS1 I'M 6AAdkH tLACz1te
eued to "put hole through him, If
he did not let him haYe it." and
drew his revolver for that purpose,
when O scuffle ensued, and Hartman
ran around the house. Brash, in the
meantime, got his own pistol and
gave the first shot; the bali striking
Diseased in the left breast. Hart
man walked q few p9ces and sank
down, and died in q few minutes.
BEash then started for town, and
delivered himself up 10 Justice
Neigs. Pa ne r
1t appears that there had been
Disturbances between the
TWO families for some time, aud only
, day or two previous the girls of !
both families had Qaarreied. Mr..
Hartman came TO Brash's house /
armed, and accompanied by VIM.