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LAW NOTICE

La ASO
WIN H. ANDERSON and L. MASTERS, Attorneys
w at Law will practice in the superior ann County
Courts of No,toway, Amelia, Powhatan, Cumberland
and Prisce Edward Address, .
WM. II ANDERSON, Nntoway Court House, va.
l. MASTERS, Amelia Court House, va.
l. Masters COMMITS sioner IN Lhancery, VIII al any
time attend 10 settling accounts or taking depasllons
his IN y Al Amelia Court House. NOV Ecu
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WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
COUNSELLOR & ATTORNEY AT La ",
WILL attend tn several Courts Of Nottoway, Amt-
w liza, Lunenburg aud Oinwiddie.
Othce-Notnway Contt-hnute. use .-r-,In
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
G.. W. GOODE s. L. r. CORNlCk,
(sormerlyof Vzginia, no,c of 81 Lonis, Ilssourt,)
WILL attend promptly To any professional business
w any wheie in the Stale of Missouri provided the
amount be ive hundred dollars or more.
uct l4-rtf
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THE SgIpwpscx TRaoeDY.- No;wilhstana
ING Tie Incredibly Of some OF our contemporaries
as 10 the heau-lending shipwreck and tragedy
near Ocracock, published BY us few days ago
we have such indnbitable evidence Of The reali-
" OF The mournul occurrences narrated, as 10
leave not shadow 81 doubt Ct their reality. Onr
correspondent, who is one OF The most respectable
inhabitants Of Plymouth, has since sent The fol-
lowing additional information:
Since writing 10 you last in regard 10 The I'M
fortunate end OF Mrs. Chase and her children,
one, the largest child, has been found i, had drift.
ed with the current some tour miles"
fSorIolb TLrnI
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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN, a recent graduate Of Virginia
n College who has had considerable experience IN
teaching and bring the highest Testimonials AZ To
character and qualifications wishes 10 secure situation
Teacher To- the present year. He can Give ins;'uc
ton In The English branches, together with The Lauh
and Clerk Languages and Mathematics. situation
lcy address .Powha,an Cour,-housc, Virginia.
Jan. l6-tit
NOTICE
LII persons having claims against the E>tnte OF "a
~ MET Perkins, tecAased. are hereby required 10 pre-
sent them 10 me, for adjustment according law, WIN
In TWO nonths from this d,te, this advertisement
win BE- plead in bar If their payment after that time
All rern. Indebted 10 the said Estate requested TO
make immediate payment ,,,,,.uu pr,J
Administrator, with the will annexed,
o, Daniel Perkins, deceased.
Lou,.a g. H., Dec. 70, lsi5.-c2m
az The Wing will cory. in cnuBtry paper, for two
months and charge ihe Administrator.
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- The Term. will he for Tuition. Board and every
necessary lights, s65 per session Of five mnniEs
paynbe at its ,iraion;-S5 for day scholars p6r an
mum Addrrss-O. White, Fleetwood Academy
Nv os-c3&rwlf y. WHITE
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THE GRADUATION BlLI,--The failure Of this
measure, go essential to the laboring classes OF
the country, and especially of the west, is mat
ter of serious regret, though after the removal
from the bill Of the check to cxtravagan specula-
tien, afforded by the clause confning purchasers
at the reduced rates to section or less, its loss
was oil less consequ ence. The interests of spec
ulation, rather than those of the mass Of the peo-
lple, seems hitherto to have guided legislation in
relationt to the Public Domain. The aim of the
General Government should be to distribute as
widely as possible, the ownership Of the soil, to
secure to the aborer who opens the wilderness
and makesit fruitful, as cheap home as the ex-
Ipense TO the government in liqudatng Indian
titles and surveys will admit; but instead OF this
the system maintained has compelled the aborel
to expend his energies in struggle against cap
| it'll, which keeps largo tracts abound him unset
tied, but growing in value by his industry. And
to perpetuate this state Of things Congress holds
at extravagant prices, lands Of such inferior val.
ue that the industrious poor man is driven in
to the forest, and beyond the comforts of civilized
society for the best years Of his life, to get some
adequate return for his toll; or he pays the de-
named Of the speculator, who gathers the benefits
| of the savings of years. There are two thous-
and millions of acres of the Public Domain yet to
be occupied, and 1t cannot be sound policy for
them to boheld, by high prices, beyond the reach
of the mass ofthe people, under the pretence Of
raising revenue, because the equalization of the
means for the requirement Of wealth is the only
means to preserve individual and general prosper
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SAFE.

TN pursuance Of IN order of the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for tho county Putnam and State Of Chie
There will bo sold Saturday tho 2od day of August A.
D. 1886 at o'clock in afternoon athe door Of the
Court house in said county, the following Real Estae,
the property of Henry Wing deceased to wit:
The north cast fraction of the south half OF secton num-
her twelve, of township number north Of Range six
east containing acres ofland appraised ct $500
Also the south east fraction of the south east quarter, Of
cast tcenanng twenty land appraised at i90
Terms OF sale, one third of tho purchase money to he
maid ia hand one third payable in nine mouths, ad one
third payable in eighteen months the aforesaid payments
to be secured by Mortgage the premises sold.
-N JOHN COX.
ELEN0R WING.
pQ1e AIln'r 0f HenrN TPinr, deceased.
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Barpesulle, Belmont Co., Ohio
Ihavo used Hibbard's Vegetable Pills, in
my practice, and find thom superior for bill
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tanned, would employ no other for similar
complaints. DIR. MOSES SIIAFFER. p
Wooster, Ohio, May 2, 1896. 30
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DEMOCRATIC CoNVENTTON--5TH
6il-ANIGr rncteHrCNNIAr IAIctnNIN ctrri ~ J.

CONGRESSlUNALD DISTINCT.
The delegates from tho respective coun-
ties composing the 5th Congressional Dis
trict, are requested to convene at Kalida,
Putnam Co, at ten o'clock A. M, on Thurs
day the 9th day Of August next, for the
purpose of selecting a suitable candidateto to
be supported by the democracy Of said dis
trictfor their representative in Congress.
BY agreement Of the Congressional Con
iral Committee.
6,'s3e JAMES CUNNINGHAM, ca'a,
4 June so, lS46. -;si.
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! OF Panic and the cry ofruinare the ar
guments the Wings propose tobring against
the new Tarif,sand the Independent Teas
ury. Artificial panics and commercial storms
have swept over the country too frequently at
the bidding Of political proligatos to be now
an effective means TO procure undeserved
victory. Il is true the Wings can only lri-
umph in excitement--the sober second
thought Of the people is their destruction
Bur here in Ohio, where the working of the
Tariff of lS42 has been felt, and where
the good to result from the operation Of
tllilty-fve whig prosperity manufacturing
banks is duly appreciated, It will be diff cult
to persuade the farmer that there can be
very serious ruin to tho country in the loss
of a system that has brought wheat down TO
FORTY CENTS A BUsuEL! Besides the coun-
try has been aruined SO often that it has got
used TO it," y \ 4 y = |'/N
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SENECA CoUNTx.-The Democracy Of
Seneca Co. have nominated WARNER p
NOBLE, as .heir candidate for Representa-
tive. He will be elected by 700 majority.
Ohio Press.
Henry Cronse, an able, experienced. and radi-
cal democrat, is the nominee for the Senate in
the District composed Of the counties Of Seneca,
Crawford, sandusky and Wyundott. si &
AN- Solomon Shaw and David Lyle, of Fair
fied, are the Democratic nominees for Represent
atives from that District. The Ohio Press says
the ticket calls for 1909 majority at least. ~
or Wm Smiley is the Democratic nominee
for Representative in Franklin County.
or Mr. DRAKE, Speaker Of the last leg
islature, and who voted fer the tax law has
been laid up to dry What an awful dose
of poison that tax law has proved to be, to
the coon-peliticians. They die mighty fast
Ohio Press.
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K.ALID HOTEL.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
J9A M Es II. VAIL

IN pursuance oran order ofthe Court Of Common Pleas
Of Putnam County Ohio, there will be sell on the s2d
day Of August A. D. 1896 at o'clock in the afternoon,
at The door of tho Court House in said County the follow
ing real Estate tho property Of A. Mcclure deceased
to witt: fsstl -.g5sri if e..
The north westquarer ofthe south west quarter of
on number six of township number one north of range
number eight containing forty acres OF land Toms
Of sale to bo sold the Dover Estate of the Wild
ow and TO 10 sold for not less than one half Of $l10
CALVIN r. POMEaOY,
1dsainis. DE Bonis Non Of a. C. Nc cCfVys deceased
July l3, 1916. .ealt{ i4 2Sle
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iF Bill md vote thereon intheHouse-- Land and
Treasury Note Bill, and Yote-W -Warehousing Bill,
and vote--Land Graduation Bill, and vote.
The srcrioN Ten CONVENTION. The Democracy
aof Allen, Van Wers, and Mercer counties hold d
conyenlion.last Friday, at Section Ten. Dr. ?. J..
HIVES, ofym Vert, was, after several ballotings,
selected as the nominee for Repr esentatve in the
State Legislature, ovorhis competitors, MIciiAET.
LEATuERMAN, Of Allen, and Judge HAYS, Of
Mercer county Or. Hines hns the reputation Of
possessing efficient talents and correct political
principles, and will, we doubt not, acquit himsalf
as faithful repreeentatve of his constituents.
We perceive the Lima Reporter compliments him
with itsabuse; it strains to be witty and point
ed nits attack, butto discover either in its labor
ed effort, would be as easy as to give to
k"Airy nothing
local hab'ation and name"
AS the Doctors election is ffixed fact,'' the
barking Of the toothless kennel at Lima is rather
amusing than otherwise
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TIE STATE OF oHlo,} couRg Of eoaMos
Pleas,
Pttnan County, 81, MAY aThhS, 1896,
Wa IIEREAS accounts have been fledSn the
wv Office sf Tie Clerk Of tho Ceuyt Of Com
mon Pleas Of Putpatn. County Ohio BY Ianoa
Taylor Guardian ofArthnr lames Mccoy ior set
rloment Yish said Ward atthc pext Term Of tllq
Court Of Common Plehsof said County
Notice is hereby given That said accounts will
be allowed or otherwise acted upon BY sdid coHri
at the next Term thereof and thatnny personhay
file exceptions thereto on or before tho said Tenn
according the Statute in such cases made and
provided 3d'A
MOSES LEE. cgert
August Sd lS46,- ' a aY5dgB
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Or Ga the first page we give in full tho
new Tariff Law and we leave to our farming
population to determine whether the revenue
duties there in levied sre not sufficiently pro-
tective for the present state ofour manufac-
lures. Would not a less duty if consistent
with the necessities Of Government prove a
sufficient tax in favor of the Eastern manu-
factursr? Laws cannot make wealth-ass.
has been well remarked they cannot make
a single blade of grass to grow where there
was none before. They only take from one
person Or class 10 give to another. The tax
alton Of d tariff whetherincidentally Or direct
ly protective certainly does not swell the
purse of the farmer. Has he then any roal
interest in its increase?
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Noat9 shall cater eio alliance tr5aty, cray eonfed
derafion gfit letters hhnla aud rePds0b cola mon
eyeWtgis of credit; nlke any tAg lnt gola ana sge
coin of dehs pass my b Of aaiadef
expoat facto law, oyuSy I'm paang Che o5saonei CON
ehc grant any tile Of nobility - Sea. ~ 81 Se e9a
stitptioa of tho Uaite& States.
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0S5- We are indcbtedto Hon. VIM. Allen, Of
the Senate, and Hon Mr.. F'ickIin, and Hon. Wm.
Sawyer; Of the House of Repres entativcs. for
Congressional Documents.
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W Tho Volunteer is campaign paper
published in Cincinnati. Its wit flows freely
and sparklos as only real wit can sparkle
If you don't believe us read the following.
We have frequently been asked how fal
one might lawfully 60 in resisting the asses
ser. This is a nice point--but one VIC con-
slider we'll established
In the case Of Spike 0s Snob, Kiag's
Bench, iSau. and Roll, Vol 6 page 372--
where an old woman was arrested for scald-
ing water-ront collector, the court held
TIpt hot water in the hands Of an old wo-
man was lawful weapon.
From this Breosc J. dssonicd saying he
had his doubts about hot water was GER
tain, however, thata broom-stck, or poker
or fire shovel, might be used and would be
lawful.
In this state VIC have an opinion right in point
In the case of Speaker vs.. Spanker, Supreme
Court held--That where man was attack
ed by woman, he could make no defence,
but must run. The court, itself, had once
been set upon by an old lady with a broom
stick, and an aggravaiing dog, and the court
had to make long pair Of legs upstreet and,
and thus escaped. Where a man is attacked
by woman, he may not resist, bu! run,
|if he resss, and the woman is killed, it
would be a man-slaughter if fnot worse.
Ofcourse, according to Law, s'vhon she
her, orhers is used, it uay mean he, his
and him or them, OF things, as the case may
requirs."-(See 1ar Latv, Sec. End.
A notice of''smalpox in this house" pnt
above the door, would be good lawful de-
fence against the assessor.
We knew an assessor once, who was faith
er of large and interesting collection Of in
.fant assessors, prevented from doing his duty
by violent attack ofScarlet fever in a house.
The fever was followed BY the measles-tbe
measles by the whoeping- cough
We willreturn to this simportant matter at
soma future time
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I
The PoRULAg VogE SgsrEMs Ih declhiYe ins
}dicqion III favor IT thfssaysela given bY tIiodoe
gates assembled at she Convention % the 8lb
inst argues favoipSlg for full attendance at the
September Convention to perfect the delails o.
the system. In accordance with the resolution
Of tho Convention, Hon. David Todhas been in
yitod to indicate day when he ceuld be present
with the Democracy Of Putnam His reply has
not yet been received, though the day end place
will doubtless be fixed uponby the meeting of the
Congressional Conventions. In passing from the
present system to new one II will be essential
shat the change bolnade ns perfect,und as gem
orally satisfactory as possible, and then that the
plan determined On bo fullyandfairly carried out.
Inthe populnrvote system, each individual
Der Of tho Democracy has the opportunity directs
ly to cxprosa his choice; and iteavcsno room for
cavilling about rosults. Yetwe doubt not, it will
be found attended with difficulties in emrying it
out which enn only be surmountcd by renune
devotion to the principles Of Democracy, and an
earnest anxiety to promote the union e. prosper
i;y Of the party in tho County. This objec, s,
one, however, r,-wophy of unceasipg exertion, and
the united efforts Of the good and true men who
have at heart the ascendancy Of equal primo iplcs
in political rule, will notbe found wanting.
--- .FN =
| The Vctoofth River and Harbor bill by Mr.Polk
is among the most deserving net, Of bis adminis-
tfadon. Two millions ofexpendituro was an ex.
truvagance Of outlay which needed check. 1t
was passed by the coalition ofall kinds of claims
reasonable and unreasonable, without regard to
public necessity or constitutional Imitation
Some required public improvements incorporated
in the bill are Unfortunately delayed but the
ruptien Of traficking and trading legislation,
which is rapid and growing evil, has been re-
buked, and the country saved from a tide of
wasteful and useless expenditure for the promo
ton of local and selfish interests.
0F Vice President Dallas's casting voto
which saved the Tariff law. from defeat is a
bitter pill to the Pennsylvania monopolsts,
who denounco him as recreant son of Penn
4 sylvunia. Mr.. Dallas had 10 choose between
the principles Of majority--tho majority
which elevated him TO his present distinguish
cd position---and the avaricious desires of
few interested politicians His decision was
statcsmahlike-t was for his country; and
the foaming violence of tho Loom and Iron
lords, their eiigics and denunciationa are
much more likely to elevate him still higher
in the estimation Of the people, than they
are to crush him; but letthem work their
wilI-thoir madness. is generally profitable
to their country, i
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Or A plurality law, for choice
ofmembcrs Of Congress, has passed
the Senate of Maine. M
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A notice of''smallpox in this house" pnt
above the door, would be good lawful de.
Hence against the assessor. sa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-15
FOREIGN.

We noticed in our last paper the arrival Of the
Cambria. and hs.. a. thrE supposed. total loss.
We, harm from the New York papers. Of ruhrs-
sucnt date that this nobls steamer has bern 20, o
the shosl. where she went aground, without tbs
slightest injury. and that she will proceed On her
regular voyage 10 Li,erposl on BIER uspslday. rks
news which the Canbris brings is not If very stu.
king importance.
We have Liverpool dates down TO the 10Th ul,.
We tlnk The tone Of ih. British press is. Oh ,hs
whole, pacific. The London Times. supposed "
some TO be the mouth piece Of tho Hudson Hay
Company, still insists that England must have all
i.orih of the Columbia river. Cotton had .dvaM.
ced III in consequence of the idea that the crop Of
this season would be short. i he greatest dis,resa
prevailed in Ireland. Famine and pestiIencs are
staring that UNHAPPY people on every land. Eng
land was convuscd 10 her very centre OH the sub
icct # the Irish Coer,ion and the Corn law bills
1t WAS thought that Sir Robert Peel woul be com.
PEELED to resign. An attrn,pt has been made ~
assasinate Louis PHILIPPE, king Of The French. AS
his majesty returning fr"m his drive in tho
forest of Fnntainblrau, man seated on wall at
the side Of the road fred several shots into bis car.
! rage bat Without taking sffret.-'fhs American
provision market well stock, ani rather dull.
Several eargors Of Indian Corn had arrived in
Dublin. l."as rapidly working liz way ia,o fa,sr
with the British people. :. 49,.
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The Right Spirit.

The Legislature of Louisiana, upon the re-
ceipt of the intelligence from the banks of the
Rio Grande, Immediately and by reclamation,
passed Hill appropriating One HuNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of equip.
ping and forwarding volunteers to Point Isa-
bel. or wherever they may he required.
The excitement in New Orleans is tremen.
6ous. Guns are firing from the public squares
Dmms are beating, and flags are paraded
through the sheets. Volunteers are rapidly
enrolling themselves and demandin: ts,ss they
may be transported 10 the scene Of action. L
40 accident ocears 70 Gen. Taylor's army du
iing the FIRST tendays, there is nothing to fear
There are shsassnds Of ssscns arms and Draw
Asasss fsekihg % his aid.