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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19


at Lynchburg, to ask whether the author Of
that patriotic. philahthropic, philosophic, py
rotechnlc production was secessionist or not
EEnQuirer. ss.....els !
THE CONSERVATIVE NOMINATIONS. We
are much pleased to see he manner in which the
nominations made at, Richmond are received by
the Conservative people and the Conservative
press Of the State Everywhere, and on all
hands, the names pfsthe !nominees are hailed
not only with satisf action, but with enthusiasm
The prospect now ~ that there viii not be dis
senting voice in the Conservative party; that
allsWia join heartily in indeavoriug to elect the
licked; and that there will be full vote at the
ensuing election. And a full vote, we hope,
will secufea, triumph fol the Conservatives.
-Aler Gazette
! OUBGANDDA The Richmond Enquirer
Sen. James L. Kemper. who carries the
colors Of the C5nserv ative party as he bore the
command, and will com mand, the entire vote of
our party. 4agnQ9gggs
There IS a magnetism in the man. Circum-
stances seem to combine to make him the meet
Gorernor Of Virginia. He is from the people.
and for the people. Whenever and wherever
bis name is heard in the canvass, there will be,
an electic thrill of confidence and courage among
the masses. He is the man for the emergen-
cy. The popular heart and the popular thought
have brought him to the 'front.' AS the next
Governor of Virginia, he will occnpy a position
honorable to him aud to his State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

FATAL ACCIDENT In INSTRUMENTATION. Fri
day week. Henry Long, aged 10 years, eldest
son Of Peter Long of Dayton, was killed near
the Mennonite church on the road leading from
the Valley Turnpike to Dayton, about, four Of
five miles from Harrisonburg, under the follow
ing circumstances as furnished blythe Rocking.
ham Register: 9 - -~s-;'r a =
"Mr. Long was driving one-horse spring
wagon in company with young Theodore Deta.
more, of Dayton, when the horse became fright
ened and ran off. - Young Detaniore' jumped out
of the wagon, without injury to himself while
the horse was runhing Mr.. Long, however re-.
manned in, and killed, it is supposed instant
y, although there were ND speroeipable wounds
or marks upon his bodys not even scratch being
found. The supposition is that he was kicked to
death by the horse, as the end gate and whole
front of the wagon had been kicked to pieces
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

- v IQo Undersigned mas In nan0f 1Or Sale
the farm known as MARTIAL RETREAT,nni,
formerly owned by George Baylor, containing
$40 acres, lying 81 miles West of Staunton,
on Bakers creek, and 2 miles South ofthe Ches.
s. o. B. b. osrtasF a9r - a-''as, T.-f-sT F's
The land is under an'improVede state of eulti-i
walton, and well setiu grass, with exception of
75 or so acres, which is heavily timbered, . ~
+ There are two good MEADOWS. containing
from 25 to 30 acres, through which passes full
and constant stream Of water, and are so situated
that they can be watered from the mill race in;
case of drought. The other portion of the farm
is well watered, being open,to Jioe aeosr-faiIi7sg
Springs. Fencing all in good repair. There is
aEsnperior two story brick dwelling house, beau
tifuily Situated on the place. containing seven
large rooms, together with all the necessary out
buildings, barn, smoke-house,' dairy, &c, all
sconVenient-s5sa l'sn Vu sSs Sc st' MSS rsi's -
! There is agoodEchopping mill on. the place,
with sgater loagey1 fciept for good, merchant
mill. A young orchard, with a good selection
Of fruit, is situated near the house. The place
itself is in pleasant community, convenient to
churches and schools. 80 ''e ''.''i.'7. 80
). The farnid to be sold privately, and any cor
respendenees relating to- the purchase of it will
be promptly responded to- or can be seen per-.
sonaly at my Office. opposite the Courthouse,
Stauhton. PRESTON A BAYLOR :.
5, ap29-tf Agent. .
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From Editor of Norfolk Herald. I

rs Summer Diseases.-THE GREAT
r NED YABAKERS PREMIUM BIT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19
II ALEXANDER of Waynesbsro, with
"a. aslazst j. DC: BICKERS,ss A4A

los, 18th Street. Near Cary, Richmond. Va.
Special attention to Grain, Flour, Tobacco Live
Stock, &c. Highest Prices, Quick Sales. and
Prompt Returns guaranteed. Bags furnished at
short notice.
REFERENCES Sc. Carrington.k President
Piedmont and Aflih gtoR Life Insurance Conn
pany, Richmond, Va; Hon. Thomas P. Fitz-
patrick, State Senate, Nelson county, Va. Hon.
rhos s.. Watson, House Representatives, Lou
Richmond Judge E. 81, Lane, James L. Cor
aon commonwealth attorney, Louisa c. Fl.
Clerk and Treasurer of Louisa; Judges Robin.
sor. and Watson. Charlottesville; Powell and
Millboro, q. & o. r. r. Fitz, Netherland,
Roberts. Jos. E. Mallory, and other Conductors
on G. so. r. r. = may27- 6m
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1t has rained here every day for the past seve-
raj days. ri>,--i5 = = -a,.~ h.'e .Eetr.s -.
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Obituaries are charged for at Advertisaeg Rate
Notices Of deaths published grataitously.
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IsT OF ADVEKsffSED LETTERS

IL remaining in the Staunton Post-O Office for |
the week ending Augast,lSth, 1873 II 3I |
| .-1,ADTES.& SPNFss NIL
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FARM. FOE SALE.

| July IS tds...9 re- Commissioners. :
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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BY Mrs. HAIRY FOREST,

GtJ0 81, near tie head Of FIRST.
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CPRPORATiOS NOTICE.-Puble notice I.
proved isnd. seetsd ihsrsby that he foilo%ins as
once Of the Bosra Of Assessors for examination by ali
Fae sv,Hs aiae, sou,n FINN
nue., from canal fSHrsS sirset 00u'n ave
For laying Belgian pavement in Fftyfourth street,
S fOr laying Belgian pavement in Park place from
q For laying Belgian pavement in Forty fourth street,
s. Fer laying Belgian pavement in SIXTY third street,
from fTS sssin g Ea @ in Twentieth street.
from %.ss1sy R.ss @ EsSsS Gs .ltes University place.
For laying Belgian gayement in fifynfth street,
p For laying Guidet pavement Church street. from
10 For setting curb and gutter. and tagging seventy
ii. For building sewer In Madison street between
Pike and Rutgers streets.
siS .Sa sSfs issST Street, Il FIN avenue between
and One Snd Sn
ana one HSnaTea and Thirty .arst streets between
is. For building sewer in sixtyseventh street, be.
rSr nS Tsh sA eighth street.
H. For laying erosswalk from No SCI Sixth avenue TO
IS. For building underground drain. on block.
Fonrih and Madison avenues. -1'
the nond
and pSrcss Of lana situated on -,
=
street to Fourth street, TO the extent of onehs the
10th sdes q fify onrtS street, from Ninth to
Tenth avenue. TO the extent OF onehsf the block
5. Roth sides OF Park place from Broadway to West
street 70 the extent OF onehaf the block on the inter
I, Both sides OF Fortytourth street, from Third to
Fourth avenue to tue extent Of onc-hal the block
s. Both sides OF Sxty.ihird street, from Fourth TO
rim avenue TO the extent OF onehalf the blocS the
Roth sides Of Twentieth street from Third avenue
90 East river to the extent OF onchalt the BLOCK the
I, Both sides OF University place. from wayer,cv
place 10 Eighth street. to the extent OF one.half TIE
s. Both sides of fty a7h street from Seventh avenue
70 broadway 10 the extent of nehalf the block the
Both sides Of Church street from Fulton to Morris
street TO the extent OF onehaf the block the inter.
10 10th sides OF sevenys1th street from Second to
Third ayenge TO the extent Of onehaf the block
~. The property known as Nos. t5s to rs dncusye)
r. The property known Nos 49, as, H. and 40 FIN
avenue.
ls Both sides Of First avenue, between One Hundred
streets except the two corner lots Of one Hundred aud
IL Boh sides OF one Hundred and Thirtcth and one
gnh,sd ,1 and IGInrSt % srsets between Ioarh aud
tween one Hundred and Tht.teth aud one Hadrcd and
Thlrty:hrst streets,
avcnue and the Boulevard.
e. The property known as No. 5Gl Sixth avenue
third streets. and Fourth and Madison avenue
named assessments, and Who are opposed 10 The same
Or 6s shSr no 0t nSm are rcSgested their o6ec
Hoard OF Assessors at their once, No. ~ Chatham
JOHN MoiiARG,
0rrlcg noAgp OF AssEssoRs,t -
NEW YORK March o. 1874 (
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THE NByLD< DTAM0SD wAR.
q Libel Salt Yeilewins tie Bogus Diamene


Prom Ms san FSancfsco Poi.
William M. Lent has commenced O libel
cult In the Fourth District Court OF this State,
Co recover $4,000 from Joseph 7. Goodman, pro.
prletor Of the Territorial Enterprtse, published
In Virginia City, Nevada, for damages alleged TO
have been sustained by reason OF an article pub
lished In that paper on the 3lst OF August, lBiS,
refecting on the good name and character OF
the plaintiff. Tho article In question was a free
expression OF opinion on the intentions OF those
gentlemen who were at the head OF the great
diamond mine scheme, which exploded some
months AGO. and convinced the public that a
gigantic swindle had been attempted Mr.. Lent
was prominent member OF the diamond com.
pany, but claims that he was deceived by Arnold
and his associates, and so far from being party
to the attempted fraud, he was a victim thereof,
and lost large sum of money In consequence.
All that Mr.. Lent claims may or may not be true.
Evidence to prove one thing or the other VIII
come to the surface before the close OF the libel
suit he has just commenced.
IL Il matter of some astonishment to us that
q gentleman who Is so wNll known, and who has
figured so prominently In so many mammoth
enterprises IA MIR. Lent, should feel that the
commencement OF this particular libel suit was
a necessary proceeding To convince the people
that he IL free OF all completely In the great dia
mond swlndle. Mr.. Goodman will not defend
himself by assuming a simply defensive posi-
tion. lie will make vigorous aggressive hight,
and In carrying the fight into Africa-the origi-
nal start ing point Of Arnold's diamond salt he
will receive the sympathy Of the public, and the
support Of the entire journalistic force OF the
Pacific coast,
The sun., 1873-03-08

nEpAMTMENT OF FAKES AND ANNE@S-
- NENTS' NO " Chambers st., New York Jan. 6,
Notice hereby given that the rolls OF the
real anu personal estate Of the city and county OF New
YORK Tor the year 1873 Will be open for inspection and
revision on snd after Monday Jan. 49, 1873 aud will re-
main open until the Oth day OF April 1879 lncusye for
sssns s ~ tho 81 and hs sPSs,st9n
All persons believing themselves aggrieyed must max
application 70 the Commissi oners during ths nariod
T. BApCocG, Secretary.
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A Mother and Daughter Murdered.

ST. LOUIS, March Mrs. Nancy Lanxton,
widow and her sdopted daughter, u years old were
found dead bed at their home In Mattoou Ill., yester
day morning, with their hroats cut from ear to ear
common case knife sticking In the wound Of Mrs.
Lanxton's throat, and her right hand grasping Its
handle The bodies lay in composed position, cvi.
IDENTIFY having been arranged aft death and nicely GOV
ercd With bedclothes. OF Mrs LAnxton has been
arrested suspicion OF having committed the murder
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Urn @ooos.
SPECIAL INRHggMEKSSTS,

SPEcIAfSE JJSSaRHAIffIS JSRAfEN6ffrTcSs NI5ffrcs GOODS
Bcst Standard ~ Brown Shcetings at i2Hc.
Fine ~ Bleached Mpslns st nHc.
Extra Quality ~ ShirtInes ~ I5c. and i6c.
wsmsutta, York Mills. and Utica Mu. Inns at mannfac'
turers' prices.
Full Line Of 81 g. 81, si and ioi sheetings at lowest
market prices.
Extra Heavy Loom Table Damasks at SIC 0c.. and &c.
Splendid Fancy Loom Damasks at SOC, formerly CSC.
All Linen Napkins at u and ti rs per dozen:
Also large lots Of Marseilles and Honeycomb Quils
Prints. Glnghsms. Tickings Denims, &c, 81 very at
WIN MLAaBERT co g, SO Greenwich st.. near Spring
The sun., 1873-03-08

"RAD BOYS" who would be good should read
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. and learn how to
do II. A specimen number worth 50 cents) sent nrst
post for 10 cents or year for 2 BY 8. H. ELLs, So,
Broadway, New York.
- "EXTRA," NO 4.
Containing: Six Shakeepearean Studies by John Weiss
Pilgrim Fathers as Men Of business and Bret lIsrtcs
CREDIT MOBILIER REPORTS condensed for refer.
ence, one page sheet 10 cents by mail copies for Is
cents. Address THE TRIBUNE, New YORK.
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4 otttrits.

OrrIrRIfAIht dPaRsfMflHAFfff; MsflHFf LOTTERIES.
NNsfVSS sst = .. ~ = g. a. Z, Hss'G g. 1873
50, q q ss, es, 90, ls, 20. Ii, !, ID, S.
SIMMONS a. co, Managers, CoyingtOn, Ky.
SHELBY COLLEGE-ExTRA CLASS No. II March 4 fsI3.
g, "a q, a. %. IS, q, So 10, lS, -
6S, 2 9, 81 81, So, 86, ~, s. s, 90, "a.
SMITH q CO., Managers, Coylngton, Ky.
Inflammation furnished and circulars sent by i.
row. Post ONCE box 4,96g.
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Z ust ano touno.

OST-on 6th inst, going from Hester to 18th st. on
Sd ay., and returning 10 Canal st., small double.
cased silver watch. suitable reward paid n returned
10 3a Cumberland st., Brooklyn.
CO. REWARD and no questions asked for the re-
,D,D turn Of the t16 of butter took from express
SMITHS Express, & Old slip. y
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OFGJNlI.l6S III AssIsrANr ALpERMkN-srArnp

~ B6Al!6 of ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-srArRD
SESSION.
THURSDAY, March 6. 1873.
Present-willism Wade, Esq., President In the chair
Re.ollaol Rejeired-Thata receiving basin and cul.
yertbe built on the southeast corner OF Hudson and
ClarksOn streets,
Lad oper;mThat street lamps be lighted in ssth
That street lamps be lighted in 7Oth street from
llth avenue.
That crOton mains be laid Goth street. from 10Th to
llth avenue.
That lamps be lighted In eOth street. from 10th to
lith avenue.
That the sidewalks on both sides of 5sh street. from
10th to llth avenue, be Jagged.
That 18th street. from sth avenue to ith avenue, be
regulated and graded the curb and gutter stones
ana the sidewalks tagged.
That sewer be built in 10th street from sth svsnu
to RiyerHlde Park.
TO the Boulevard.
That sewer be built in 9TH avenue, from l23d street
to i25th street.
Irhhons LId Orer-That the vacant lots on the north
side o. SD street. between 5th and 9th avenues. lie
That on both sides OF 18th street, between 9th and
l0th avenues curb and gutter stones be set, the
sidewalks be tagged and renagged.
Adjourned uRtil Monday next, 10th inst at o'clock
4. NJ WILLIAM H. MOLONEY, Clerk.
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Snstrutiion.
QubIit Notltts.

- =. OV spelIing PAiNE .2s! b way and % Bowefy
The sun., 1873-03-08

WAkTBD--A situation In q temperance grocery,
w bJ an experienced man. who can also Keep &C.
counts Hgad loan employer $500 " secured. Address
MAYNARD. boz ijQ, Sun 0tues.
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Sstro!osp.

4sIoio9n.
TTENTION !-KNOw THY DESTINY,
~ FOREWARNED Is FOREARMKD.
GO TO l59 WEST ilet st., BEr. BROADWAY and Tth ay
t5O0O REWARD FOR HER EQUAL.
Consult the world renowned medical an business cair
NOyant gVes luck In business brings together those
separated tells names shows likeness lucky numbers
A Mrs. II, ROEDER-Known "a years Chris.
N topher st.. Wooster St. and BOwery giving truO
Information on all Affairs through life ThOusands can
testb Give her call and satisfy yourself n Allen st.
A BONA FIDE seventh daughter, that shows like
IN ness tells names and marriages Is Madame
NJ la East Houston St. below ist ay., soc. No gents.
TTENTION.-MsdaIne PORTER, seeress, Con.
~ suit her for everything lucky numbers fee &c.
NO 70 Carnine ST., near Bleecker. No gents
A RRlyAL-Great European olalryoyanti tells
N names, shows likenesses causes marriages. gives
numoersi SOC. and ti. ii2 west 25th st.
MIsSWELLI NGTON, business ciairyo ant, tells
W of pusiness, Losses thefts. absent friends has
remedy FOR drunken unfaithful husbands or wives
lucky numbers. Cell or write IL 18th St. tth ay.
MRS. CHANING, S4 sd ay., arst bell, tolls past
Nl present, future asks QUESTION: advises a. 10
future success treats all Diseases beat references given
MADAMK ROSS. medical and business oiairyoy.
NA ant tells nance shove likeness causes mar.
nASea brIAss together thVss sepArsted. Ia W Ipb a.
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NOR SALE-One car load of large weiLbroke
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old Bulls Head one extra nnc dapple gray gentle
mans or afY's driving horse; one pair dark brown
mares from Canada. q safe family team. Applyto
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fI'O trucSmen.--For sale. down town work. s goJd
Il horses, one double truck new, and cirts seti
double harness JAMES NANDALtNDA, 81 Horati0
ST.. between aud o'clock In the evening.
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