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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09

DEPOT OF THE CONDITION of the Ma
~ tiOnal Valley Bank of StauntOn, ut
StauntOn, in the State of Virginia, at the
close of Business, October I'd, 1879.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09

EOR a. LE-that desirable and pleasant
~ " loc ated property on Church Street
lately occupied by George c. Jackson For terms
&cs apPty 70 JNO. w. STOUT.
you are troubled with COUGHS. COLDS &c..
L ask your druggist for Tyree,s lsnSm naunaa
syrup Of Wild Cherry.
kOR SPRAINS, BRUISES and RHEUMATISM.
u use Tyree's Magic Liniment.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09

AVerage..... 2,606,6 25 At
Second. What amount will be required to
pay State expenses, interest on the public
debt, and for public schools, if the debt were
all now funded under the McCulloch bill for
fiscal year?
Answer: The amount required to pay
State expenses, as estimated for 1879 80,
......................$ 69O,5s8.OO
For public schools is. ............... 497.7S2 IS
*For interest under the McCulloch bill 93S,14O Al
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RESOURCES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $7O3, 958. IS
STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF AUGUSTA, IS:
I, THos. A. BLEDsOE, Cashier OF the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief.
THOS. A. BLEDSOE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day
Of October, 1879.
CORRECT-Attest:
RO. w. BURKE, Directors.
j. W. MORRISON,
oct 9-1t
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CHAS. GRATTAN, Supt.

Blackburn &c McDonald's History OK
changed even for new histories.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09
Dublic Sale of LAM
i Personal PrOperfv.

In order to close up our business before the
works go into the hands of another party, we will
sell to the highest bidder. at Mount Vernon Iron
Works, Rockingham county, Va, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1870,
all the personal property belonging to US at said
works, consisting OF
10 or IL Tons HAMMERED BAR IRON, Q Good
HEAVY MULES, 2 Wagons, Carts, Wagon and
Cart Harness. one 1000 lbs Cattle Scales, good;
Fire Proof Safe. STORE GOODS, Smith and Car
penters Tools, about 400 Bushels of Corn, and va
rious other articles not mentioned.
The 30 per ct. creditors of the Mt. Vernon Iron
Works Co., known as Kelley creditors. are inyI-
ted to attend to their interests on that day.
HARNSBERGER, HAWKINS & co.
October 9th, 1879.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.

The most Elegant Musical Company in America.
and the greatest living Artist in Comedy.
Mr.. Russell will appear in q number of his
most famous comic character sketches. inclu-
ding his latest and most successful creations
THE Morning STAR" Deacon Silurgraves First
Visit to the Theatre" "Going to the Derby" etc
IL TALENTED ARTISTS IL
In programme of rare merit, embracing all the
latest attractions of the day.
Tickets of admission Is and 30 cents. Seats can
be secured in advance without extra charge at
Olivier's Book Store. oct Sit
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09
Gale of Valuable Real Estate,

In AUGUSTA County.
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta, rendered at the March term. 1879, in the
chancery cause OF Smiths creditors VS.. Smith the
undersigned commissioners appointed for the
purpose, will proceed to SELL in front of the Court
House. in StauntOn, Va,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th, 1879.
that valuable farm situated three miles south Of
Greenvile, containing
267 Acres,
of good land. The improvements are comforts
BILE and consist of DWELLING HOUSE and all
necessary outbuildings. =
TERMS:-Credits of one, two aud three years
will be given, the purchaser executing bonds
with approved personal security, and the title
will be retained until all the purchase money is
paid. CHAS. GRATTAN
JNO. w. STOUT
oct9-tdS Commissioners.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09
A Gratifying Exhibit.

The Dispatch of Saturday last, contains
an important statement from w. F. TAYLOR
Auditor of the State, addressed to Mr.. Jas.
3. Ficklen, of Buckingham county, in re-.
spouse to inquiries from that gentleman. It
will be seen from it that the average annual
revenues of the State for the past five years
have been 50, COS, 1877. 3s; and that the amount
required to pay State expenses as estimated
for 1852, support Of schools. and 8 per
cent. on the entire debt, under the McCul.
loch Bill leaving out the literary fund, will
be 81, l26, 5i1.32, leaving a balance of S4S2,
llG.06. If the bonds held by the literary
fund are to be included in the interest. bear
Ing debt, then the interest charge would be
$44, 992.S9 more than the above estimate and
the balance $43S, 2l3.17.
This statement from the Auditor ought to
be conclusive to the most exacting mind,
that with the DEBT funded under the McCul-
loch Bill. the expenses of State, interest on
the entire public debt and constitutional APP
preparation to the public schools, can be met,
and a handsome sum left in the Treasury to
discharge past due obligations.
The following is the statement OF Mr..
Taylor as we find it in the Dispatch of the
4th
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,
OFFICE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND, September lG, 1879.
J. B. Ficklen, Esq:
My Dear sir,-Your favor OF the 18th in
slant was duly received.
have replied to your questions, and now
submit them with my answers seriatim;
First. What have been the annual average
revenues of the State for the last i've years?
Answer: The average annual revenues of
the State-receipts into the treasury-for
the last five years were:
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Ne1U Advertisements.

T.. zTTosNsaf-Ar-LAw, 8
STAUNTox, va
Special attention given to the collection OF
Claims and prompt returns made,
OFFICE-No. 2 Law Building. oct9
VaIley Railroad Stockholders Nesting,
y Notice is hereby given that the Annual
road, Co. will be held at the Company's Office, in
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of NO
MEMBER, 1879. at IL o'clock.
oct9-lt Secretary.
EOR RENT.-The DWELLING HOUSE, cor.
Il Main and Lewis Streets; the dwelling now
occupied by Mr.. Fifer, on Lewis Street, and the
Dwelling and Brick Storehouse on Lewis Street.
now occupied by j. F. Beard Also the store and
octs-it W RoBT Gle q. Il BIcKLE.
ONE THOUSAND kAILROAD HANDS
" WANTED.
sub-letting Of contracts for grading on Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad.
Having secured the contract for the grading of
Warren county, to Rileysvllle, Page county,
wish to employ at once
1000 HANDS,
to whom will pay good wages. will sub-let the
BILE parties, and bids therefor will be received
until November, LIST. 1879: Address
EDMUND PURCELL,
octS-%W White Post, Clarke county, Va.
NJ ew Merchant Tailoring Estab.
~ lishment.
]. A. HUTCHINSON,
100 EAST MAIN STERT,
Having opened at the above stand. a first class
STOCK OF merchant tailoring goods, l am now pre-
pared 10 furnish handsome and durable suits. of |
Ihe latest fashion and best make. at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES
My stock is composed OF the best cloths and |
cassimeres Of American and foreign manufacture |
and in ut. style and workmanship, guarantee |
satisfaction / also keep constantly on hand and |
Tor sale full line of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
suchas underwear. shirts, drawers SC. All that |
ASK Is trial, feeling assured that can satisfy
Ill who may favor me with their patronage.
=. Respectfully,
oct 9-tf j. A.HUTCHEsON
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09
notice..
Augusta County Public Schools.

IN
Augusta County Public Schools.
The following books are adopted for use in the
Pubic Schools OF Augusta county,
Holiness Spoilers, Sheldon's Primer, First, Sec
ond. Third and Fourth Readers.
Holiness Fifth and Sixth Readers.
Webster's dictionaries, Harvey's Grammars
Venable's Primary, intellectual, intermediate,
and Practical Arithmetics, Eclectic Biographies
Nos. and 2. Maury's Manual and PHYSICAL Ge-
ographies. Blackburn McDonald's Histories OF
United States, Ellsworth's Copy Books.
Above will be sold at
Introductory Prices.
in exchange for old books Of a similar grade until
Decem Der lSt. Call and obtain supply.
10 Books covered free of charge. Send for a
Price list. at OLIVIER'S BOOK STORE,
Corner Main and New Streets,
oct9 stanton, Va.
SCHOOL BOOKS:
SCHOOL BOOKS!
A large and full stock OF all the books used in
Public Schools
In Augusta and adjoining counties
SECOND HAND BOOKS AT HALF PRICE.
&|OLD BOOKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. @N
A Complete Assortment of
n9~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Bq
HUNTER, s. CO., Booksellers.
oct9 stanton. Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09

d EPORT OF THE CONDITION of the
LII Augusta National Bank of StauutOn.
at StaumtOn, i'm the state of Virginia. nj
the Close of Business, October 2, 1879.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-09
The Fair.

Only a little over two weeks remain in
which to make preparation for the Fair, and
in that time almost every family has ample OPP
tunity to get something ready for exhibition.
With united effort on the part of our peo-
Pile, and especially our county people,
the Augusta Fair can be made the most sue
, 1879-04-22

LOG. Tho order of Court was: "Tho ahor'G
to tnko MI auch corvoniont assistance Of
bonita nnd mou ~ Hl!oll 10 by him thought
fit, 10 moot nj Jons 1tAnpEns plantacon, IN
order to take 70 enid GnAuE forthwith, and
pns l,er Into tho wasor ahovo mans depth,
and try her how sbo swims t|sorein." Tho
humanity Of tho Court may bo inferred from
Its ordering tho Sheriff not 10 oxpnBo her
, 1879-04-22

Gen. GounHo, tho now Goyornor-GoncEal
Of st. Petersburg, los taken the most extraor-
dina1y precautions 10 frt,strate any schemes
which tho Nihi1ists may concoct looking to q
continuancoof tho murderous practices which
have baen in vogue for the past few woelts.
All tito gun-holdera in the city hayo
been notified to make full and truo returns
Of tho stocks ssverally held by tlom, and
they aro moreover forbidden to sell to any
person unless authorized 80 to do BY
special permission from tho authorities.
Failuro to observe this regulation in
yolyos tho conhscation Of tho en-
tire stock Of tho persons so offending
Private poraona possessing arms must notify
tho Governor-Gcnoral OF tho faet, who will
decide upon tic propriety Of allowing them
to rotnin tho sanlo. An arn,y Of spies Is to
be distributed throughout tho city to prevent
tho posting of pIacards mud scattering Of az
plosives in tle streets.
, 1879-04-22

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, 1879-04-22

Gen. Joux A. DIX, tho grand old soldier
and patriot, Inst night brcathed his last md
peacefully expired at tho ags Of 81 yoars,
after hnving lain In ssate Of nn-
consciousness for three days. As SEQ.
retnry Of tho Treasury in President
1'uonanaN's Cabinet, to which place
ho was appointed rs tic succesBorof I1owE1n
Conn, of Georgia, who seceded along with
his State. Gen. D1x gave ,,tteranoo To tint
oolebratod order which lator became witch
word among tho defenders Of tho Uuion !:
8'1f any ,nan attempts to l'aul down tic Amer
icauaag, alloot hin Oil tic spot" Faw mon In
american political or military lifo havo held
larger number Of oxalted positions than
those In which JoHN 4. DIX at various times
served liH 8tato mud his country, and fow
hayo oven filled four-scoro years with n
career Of grenter honor md distinction.
, 1879-04-22

Eatnc along as much ns ho car, In pursuance Of
some prlynto agreement. THO Governor hns
Just announced his approval Of the removal Of
Nichols, IN advance et action Oh tho other Two
names, although nil stand Oh prociscly tho aarno
footing. 1tore wonderful itlan all, the Mayor
has appointed to bo Mr.. NtoMor.s' successor Mi.
CIiAnLEs T. btAcLEAN, n comparatively un-
known nnl incompetent man, who haa been for
yoars tho law-elcrk, pttgatc secretary, nnd fuc-
tot,in, Of hIr. TlLpaN, The Herald reports these
farts, nnti says, With i'!'couccale" disgust: "N
tbs Police Department Ia to bo nade tho sub
sorvtcnt tool Of l,olnUcrntiu facti0n tho peo-
pie will he incensed an.1 dtsgustcd at tho false
fQro tlctr eYos.n
, 1879-04-22

...
New nroyorb, Too many riders spoil tue
hin.
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ut,se.
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II looS lasolo 4arce h'!nates'
bIr, OLearY, In his noxt walk, must tiia
poroIo and ret back tlak belt.
, 1879-04-22

II tho present National Administration
when It entered Office had any ono policy Of
tho Republican platform more conspicuousy
under It's charge than anothet, that policy
was Cisil.sorvice roform. Tho principal ond
sought by 0iyil-sorvice roform was to secure
honest aud oompatoMt men for tho public
sorsloe, mud, by rendering them socuro In
thofr tonuro, inducing thoso officers to nttond
to their oflicAl business, instead of aahblitB
In questionable Jobs md operations which,
requiring tho Aerco cxoro1so OF their mental
ability and straining their moral convictions,
weakened their services to tho Government,
We do not propose to discuss tho Civil
SesvIco reform question in its dotails, nor
nttompt to point out tho limits which such
reform places upon tho unofficial proceed
Jugs at rublio officers; nor TO wo uuIdr-
tAks to lay down any sueh ru'o on The
subject as might suggest itsolt to gu
/ ordinary mai who saproses that Of
fcial integrity implies alao personal
integrity on the part Of tho meu holding
office. We venture to suggest, howovor, TINT
to tho majority Of persons tho spectacle Of
d high public tunctionary Of lilo National
Government standing Aay after day in tie
lobby Of tho stato Legislature hutton. .ho!in3
members to vote for bill Of his own inven.
lion, which bill ho ls ready to suppress for n
consideration, is not orctlItablo to tho Civil
Service or 10 tho Legislature which tolcrates
tho nuisance. Tho time spent In promoting
such legislation aud in praoticlug such .lura&s
to obtain money belongs to tie Govern
aent, and ita waste, Including lhs mauner
and purpose in wl!el. Il iA wasted, Is yio-
latlon Of tho spirit, It not Of tho letter, Of
tue Clvtl-9ervlco r2forin regulations.
, 1879-04-22

4 worry important decision waa yesterday
rendered by tho United States In u caso In
volving tho tills to millions Of aorcs OF rail
road lands. secretasy scnunz had, in pre-
vious decision, ruled TINT railroad lands
mostgaged. hut not sold, within three yenra
after tho completion Of tho roads were not
Within the meaning Of the phrase "or
otherwise disposed Of" and hence wore open
to presumption by settlers. The Supreme
Court now hollis tho contrary, docresing
that tho title to these laula Ia in tho railroad
cafnnhNfbE
, 1879-04-22

Tive canyasa by tho Common Council Of
the returns Of tho vote cast ut the recent
city election is practically nnisl,od, and tho
new ueubora will probably take their aoata
no1t Monday night. Notice Inns boon given
of a contest of tho right to scat Of LonEsz,
Tho Socialist caulidate for Alderman in tho
Fourteenth Ward, who received d plurality
Of tho yotes cast, but who is said not to be a
Citizen Of tho Unitod States.
, 1879-04-22

TA1EAoE yesterday rooitod the manner Of
his education, and unfollod story Of BROTH
.erly generosity aueh as is rarely heard from
the mouth Of recIpiont-from that source
whence the good deeds Of friends TIRE usually
rookoned strictly net.
, 1879-04-22

Tho Cnosur concerned In tho TALwAar triol,
II Ia pleasant to be able to say, Is not Dr.. How
ARD CRosDY, but another man OF the sa!no
nnnc. DR.. HOWARD Crosby is $amous
Greek echolar, Chancellor OF tho Now York
University, n promoter OF the Moderate Drink
crs' movement, an ax-alodcrator OF the Genoral
Assembly, and gentleman Of unblemishol
renltattou.
, 1879-04-22

Referring 10 certain charges ot corruption
made ncatnst the presout Legislature Of Illinois,
tho New York SaA thys: "Thesa are grave
allegations, aud It Is not lskoly That tho poopto
VI Illinois will ba satlstled that they are fase by
any attempt to hronbeat mud lnttn!datc the
writer's who make theu,." MOI the peoplo Of
1llno!s ase already satisfied that the charges are
true.
, 1879-04-22

Tho death Of Mrs. RouspY will be 4 relief at
least to Herr BAxpMAaN, who has never fully
recovered from ler charges Of improper conduct
on Ills part; aud the lady added nothing to her
own reputation By thu proceeding. 5ho was,
indeed, disappointed and bsokcn~down woman
,yi,nu aim utcd.
, 1879-04-22
THE MILITIA LAW AND THE C0MMuNIsTa.
The HocinliRt demonstration of Sunday

THE MILITIA LAW AND THE C0MttuN1sT9.
Tho HocinliRt demonstration of Sunday
was, first Of oil, inpertinont. It was I'M.
pertinent in TINT Il crowd Of foreigners, many
Of whom nro ignoranI Of tho language OF tho
country, anl bearing notices inscribed in
foreign tongues, Hhont undertake to dog.
,natically construe tue American ConBtitu-
tion, 1t was not 1ess impertinout in backing
up th!s foreign conatruction OF tho Coustitu-
lion by ths menace OF armol troops. The
procession was accompanied by ilistribu-
tiun Of hanl.billa nottIng forth tho Socialist
tliotu,n that tho proposed Militia lnw OF this
Stato is IN conflict with Tho Constitution Of
tho United States; breocls-loading rilles anil
fixol bayonots woro leHIgned aH notice that
this dtctnm would 10 enforced n ct aruais.
These two circumstances takon together cot.
tain a menace Of dsspotian fnr greater thau
my which the Socialists claim thsy are ~.
| sissing.
Tho Socialist construction of tho American
Constitution as applied to the proposed ILL.,
| uois Militia law IL absurd in tho highest
degree. The particular clauses in the pro.
posed law wlIuh they doclara to 10 un-
constitutional arc those which prohibit tho
organization md drill Ut armed bodies Of
,non other than tho regular militia OF tho
Htato, and provide for punishment by iluo
and Imprisonment for any insractlon Of this
prohibition. TO show that these sections
aro at var!ntco with the Constitution of tho
United Etates, the Socialists eito the Second
Amendment, Which confors upon the poopla
tho right to boar arms, aud that part Of
, 1879-04-22

Judge DAVIS Will, 1t Is said, offer compro-
mise, In bis intended speech on thcArmy bill,
which llc believes will bn acceptable to both par
ties. Thu Judge is n very agreeable man, but It
is doubtful IL 10 can smooth over matters quito
tn thiA nrtbnt.
, 1879-04-22

In the sale OF the ARNOLD library at New
York, jar GouLp's "II!story OF Delaware
County anil Border Wars ot New York" was
put up, says the report. "amld considerable
mcrrimcot, md sold for s0." The aucttonecr
announced this as GouLD's l1st and only up
pcarnnco as m author.
, 1879-04-22

Tho gus question is for the present sottlod
in the Common Council BY tho passngo yes
tortlay Of mn order paying S1.e5 per 1000
foot In tho South and North Divisions, md
81 In the West Division, up to Dec. II, 1878.
Tho Incoming Council will hive tho handling
Of tho mattor for tho current ycnr.
, 1879-04-22
htf}RIiIARY.

6ptefa. 0tspa.eh 10 Jns Tfthaas' 1t tha
RlpoS, Wls., April 2l.-raa fansfaa y. .,tsr.
Hon. William 8tarr, which occurred ta's 1 s'u,
nqou, WAS attended bY educatIona! 'leu -,
tarioua parts Of tho State. For saVeh I'D
had been President Of the board os No''
School NeXeats.
, 1879-04-22

Tho bids for supplying tho passenger ole-
vators 10 bo used IN the new Custom House
building In Chicago, Which wcrc opened
yostorlay by the supervising-Arohiteot in
Washington, yary In amounts from $40, 500
10 &EH 7sl6
, 1879-04-22

already cited in THE TRIBUNE Of q decided
change of public opinion IN England con-
cer1ing tho usa Of silver, wo find now ovi-
douco in paper printed In lie Cont''n-
3orary Reviso by Mr. WILLIAMSON, Of tho
prominent Liverpool firm Of DA1roun,
WILLIAMSON d Co., In which no supplements
tho position aIrondy takon by tho Liverpool
Ctnnbor Of Commerce. Mr.. WILLIAMSON
lays special ssross upon tho fact TINT the
effsotivo metallic capital Of the world has
been reduced from about $1,000, 100000 TO
about s., 900, ,ooO, ,oo0 by sorics Of National
nots, beginning with tho English 1snouolizs-
ton Of silver IN 1876 and onding with tho
compulsory suspension Of the frao coiuago
Of silver III Trance. AIr. WILLIAMSON nd
1nits that oyerpro1uction md o1pan-
sion Of credit produced the panic
Of 1873, and that competition sinca
than has narrowed down tho market tor
british products but 1t is tho startling re-
duotion In tho worlds medium Of exchange
which accounts for tho long-oontinued do
preston in tho trado aud reduction iii prices.
II tho expansion Of tho monoy eourcos TINT
followed the discoveries Of gold III Australia
aud California led to improved pricos aud
tho extension OF commerce, certainly m
enormous reduction iu tho tnonoy-stock Of
the world must bo followed By PRECISELY op-
posite results; tho former proposition is not
denied, aud tito latter must 10 admitted by
parity of reasoning. 1Ir. WILLIAMSON states
the case as follows:
ava hare in this, our Into natloral experience,
, 1879-04-22

There no longer seems 10 be anT doubt that
Mayor Cooraa, Of Nuw York. is playing iato
tho hands of TilDHk In the pollce Commissioner
matter. And Gov. Nou1Hsos !. helping tAs
, 1879-04-22

Young HAMILTON FISH offered the resolution
In tho Now York Assembly looking to u public
reception Of Gen. uNANT. Tllo FISH family is
unanimous on this question,
, 1879-04-22

Tnx Cufcann Tnlnuak has established hrsnch otfcss
for the rcccpt Of subscription aad advertisements II
.1oI1owbs
NEW YOHE-Eoom 20 7rfaunt Building. +. T. Nc.
FApnEN, Manager.
PARIS, rrancc-Eo. le Hue de- Ia ar.uEc Dsteitcsc.
II. MAnLEn, AEtne.
LONDON. EnE.-Amerleau Exchange, 40 straad.
NENEf r. UIttIa. Agent.
= WASHINGTON u. C.-tat0 street
, 1879-04-22

Exposition 1suiltltnEs
Lake Front, foot Of Adams itstet. Author1' Car
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11am1tn'A Thnatrc.
C1Ark street, opposite the Court uouis. f1fs Aa1es
ty's Fiat. Boat ''rfnaforc."
, 1879-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS, a

NtcVlckcrse Thtntre.
1tsdtton ttrtct, between Dearborn md Slate. En-
gagement Of Edwin booth. "1uchtuu."