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Virginia News.

Among the proposed improvements designed
TO develop the resources Of the Valley of vir.
Ginia, 10 to make railroad from darper,s
Ferry to Waynesb0ro. In Augusta county, con.
meeting with the Baltimore and Ohio road, at
The former, and Virginia Central at the latter
place, running throughout its entire length
near the base OF the Blue Ridge and on the
banks Of the Shenannoah river - =
Joseph Waltman, executor Of Emanuel
Watman; deceased. sold house and lot in
Lovettsvilie. -Loudeun county, on Saturday
the 18th instant for 81, 900, G. +. Wenner puf.
chaser This property was sold in 1859 for
S!S. The .Snow tract" belonging to the late
Emanuai Waltman, was sold ON SATURDAY.
the I2tn instant, for s4s per acre, Mr. San.
Several OF the attaches Of the Manassas Gan
Railroad have been to Woodstock for the pur.
pose OF procuring houses next spring, in which
TO live. The Valley Herald concludes, there.
from, that the work on the railroad viii be
completed to the Valley next summer.
AZ caroline Court, last Monday on motion
Of Captain Hudgin, Ii was unanimously a1reed
TO exempt from poll tax all whe had lost q
limp or been otherwise disabled in the late
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The New Orleans Times OMon txcmery
sreciaD says that the Supreme Cenrt OF Ala
bama has decided the act Of Congress reg uirins
stamp apon STATE legal process. TO b. ancenl
that Alabama, being. dc Jas.o government IN.
Ger the Confederacy, its personal representa-.
uves are protected from all loss in Confederate
Investment under an act OF the Legislature.
Inc CONT was unanimous
Schooner Rachel Vannerman, from New
York for st. Marks, Florida, has put into
Hampton Roads. She encountered heavy
gales and could not get into the Delaware
breakwater in consequence of the heavy ice
eatenaing ten miles at sea, she reports large
Meet OF vessels anchored along the beach from
Abeecom to Barnegat with their hulls ano rig.
ging covered with ice.
The Mobile Adpsrtiser Of the 18th inst, an. /.
nounces the burning OF the Bremen ship Mo-
bile in Mobile bay with 1850 bales of cotton.
The vessel and cargo are reported to have been
fully insured in foreign offices. Nolives were
Lost.
General Kiddo and staff have returned to
New Orlssns from an extensive tour through
Louisiana. They represents that the negroes
areevery where contracting and going to work,
preparing for the years crop, and there are
not labor @rs enough to till the land.
In the Third District Court of Louisiana. in
a case involving the invaiidity Of Con nfederate
contracts, Judge Fellows decided that the
courts could Ut lend their aid TO enforce con-
tracts OF this character.
The negro "Horace Greeley" on trial at
Charleston, s. q, was on Saturday convicted
OF murder. John Ball, negro, his alleged &C.
eemplice, was acquitted.
At the great prize drawing in Chicago, Sat-
urday, ticket No. Sc, 500 drew the Crosby Opera
House, and No. 16l,s3l Berstadrs painting,
Yosemite Valley.
The steamer Tuscaloosa, from Mobile was
burned four miles above Erie, on the Warrior
river. Six hundred bales of cotton and three
negroes were lost.
The posts Of Dry Tortugas and Key West
have been detached from the District of
Florida, and will hereafter constitute the dis
rict OF Key West
Crosby's Opera House, Chicago, was drawn
by John Meyer, saloon keeper at Ne les
Randolph street, Chicago.
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Maryland Legislature

In the Maryland Senate yesterday an order
was adopted instructing the Comm on Js-
olcial Proceedings to inquire what Legislation
Is necessary 10 legalize the acts OF such State
Assessors ss continue TO act after the expira-
ton OF the time designated by law for the
closing OF the assessment The House bill for
the reconstruction Of Baltimore city. which
provides Tor an election for Mayor and Cty
Council on tomorrow "Wednesday two
weeks, in order that The present loyal incum-
oents may be elected under the Operations of
the Enfranchisenent bill, was passed, receiv-
ing bare constitutional majority, and eieht
members Of the twesty-four being abeent
The bill regulating the appoin tine mt OF VAC
cine physicians throughout the state was
passed. The act amending the .Sunday law
was referres to the Judiciary Committee, ana
In the House Of Delegates the bill regulating
me mode OF selecting jurors in Washington
Frederick, and AlleghaIy counties, was made
the order for Thursday. petition was re-
Baltimore city, asking for a reduction OF state
license. The bill 10 pay !. III. Ii. Lstrobe VIM
Schley, and j. NJ. Frazier one Thousand dollars
each, Tor their services in aiding Gov. Swami
coming mp, Mr.. Linthicum offered an amend
ment cutting down the appropriation 70 two
hundred dollars each; which was rejected
Mr.. Buhrman then moved 10 omit the name OF
j. N Frazier from the bill; which was also re-
lected. The Republican members, durinr the
debate. took the ground that the counsel named
did not render any service 10 the State, but were
employed by the ssmemorialists, - the persons
asking the removal Of the comm issioners, ana
that the Attorney General was the proper per-
SON 10 represent the State, IL 10 should have
been interested. The bill passed its second
reading, despite all objection. The bill TO erect
from ofhce the present city government of
Baltimore was passed. and rs now a law The
act 10 submit to the voters OF Baltimore city
the question OF the running OF cars on Sanday
on the city railways, was postponed.
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An 1STEREsTING LEGAL QURsrIoN-The
supreme Court OF Missouri, now in session N
JEFFERSON City, Is to decide whether the game
OF spool" so well-known to billiard players
is q game Of chance or science The cas-
comes up on a writ Of error. The error as
signed is that the court refused TO instruct the
jury that II they found, from the evidence, the
game OF spool" to pe q game Of science and
not Of chance, they would return q ver1ict OF
mot guilty" IT is held by the plaintiffs in
error that skill at the game depends upon ac-
as to take 1t out Of the category Of the games Of
chance.
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MISERY IN NoRTH CARoLINA.-The folley
ing letter, from Raleigh, is confirmed by other
sources Of information ;-"Thoee who were
once rich are reduced to the last extremitv of
endurance. Large nsmoers are dependent for
the neceseartes Of life upon the Young ksn,s
Chrieuan Association, and the funds Of hat
orgaaization giving out Q few daye ago, those
dependent uponft were without foed for two
days. others have burned their furniture 10
keep warm, and night before last a woman
and her infant were frozen TO death People
here have now no thought OF anything but
how to live"
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stations. Aiso. a rssoluusa requesting the
committee On the Wsshingtoa canal o, con-
oder the e1pedtesey Of abostshing the once
OF er gineer OF the Wasbipeton canal: adopted
nr. joyce gave notice that at the ne1t meet
ine be would move TO reconsider the vote by
" hieh the bill granting certain privileges TO
Hon. Hugh McOuiIoch was reiected.
A number Of Aldermenis bills were referred
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- METCALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIo
kIHkpf instantly relieves pain, and never fails
In the He'd or Fac. ) Is-'.- - -at.e
ja - cow q. o FORD, Agent. .
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-In the Senate on
Friday, two bills were laid on the table-one
providing for artificial limbs for disabled SOL
diers, and the other for exempting the Polish
Immigrants from taxation for three years
The objections 70 the bill exemptine the Po-
Iish Immigrants from "a xatien were urged by
Messrs. Srother, Meade. and Ouid Mr. Stro-
ther thought il the Poles were to be exempted
from taxation the poor Confederates ought to
be equally favored. Mr.. Meade oblecied 10 the
bill because 1t would be pretending TO immi-
grants that we did not intend TO tax them n
they would come 10 Virginia; and, IN fact. we
only meant 10 encourage the present colony %
speak Of our liberal policy. In order 70 con
sider these objections the bill was tabled
The "Penitentsry Bill' elected some discus
sion, and was sent back 10 the committee 20
be remodelled. A strong disposition exists 10
alter the entire theory and practice OF opera
lions at the penitentiary so as 70 hire out the
convicts. Mr.. Dulany presented the petition
OF w. X. Mitchell, Sheriff of Fairfax county
asking an extension of time for payment of
revenue inte the treasury. Referred to the
Committee on Finance.
In the House, the Committee OF Courts of
Justice reported that IL was obligatory on the
Legislature 10 re organize the Board of Pub
lie Works. The discussion OF the usury law
was continued till adjournment.-RicAmond
ENQUIRER.
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SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY

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every oass o KIDNEY DsIAsI, RHIvnA1Isn,
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OOMH, YB AFFLICTED
TRY LANDER'S.
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Hsv Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLIIGH
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eensrA Aeenu. feb lo-ly
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IA domestic didlculty In the family of
John 8 J. Kn night, OF Putnam County, Ind,
last week, resulted in his being stabbed By his
that SO ssvsrsly thas his recovery 70 yerv
doubtfnL He 10 said 10 bs under the care 81
skiilful physicians, and his repentant wife is
doing al she can to allay his sufferings from
inflicted. II was evidently her intent at the
time 20 murder him. The stream OF their do
nestle Life he's never been trapquil.Es3 80
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COLGATE b CO.'S

VIE = 3 so AP.
Recommended for cHAPpED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD wEATHER. 1t may be
obtained Of all DR. uggists and fancy goods Dealers
feb 9-eoly
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ga Manufacturing establishment In Erie.
Pa, has purchased o6e ef the abandoned oli
with gas for ligAhng and hs6ting puYpOsee,
a1a VIII large surplus - spsr0. ~ ~
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~BARNUM. IN HIS EXPOSE OF MODDBM
hsneus. viii z y psc er..ood, .lgly the lssh A %
country. They are fair game, 6nt 81 snail &c.
eSyst,, g. PHALoHg ,lIgHi- -BL0OMInG
rapidly driving their trash sut Of the tr sde Sold
everyWhere, M16
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~ An extraordinary foet race will take
place next Saturday in Tennessee. Two Ger
maA citizens Of Nashville have made a bet of
$1,000 q side on q foot race between them from
Nashville 70 Murfreesbore, some thirry.two
miles distant. The terms are that each con-
testant shall be at liberty TO take the pike or
pursue any more desirable route TO the point
OF destination; that neither shall taste food
from the mement OF commeneine the race untif
its completion, and that the one who shall nret
report at M Murfreesboro is TO be considered the
winner and take the money
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Wash1ngton, D. q.
Tbs Ins1tatien has besn sstsoiishsd sor sse -
osv0on q lal3ente who may b suffering fPo0 m.
eeeeo Ieeuner . their sex, ena for the alnlsslon
49, ieSeses q nay require the eenfoTts e tie
$Ss SaiidlsS @ sitlsssa IN the most hsslnv nap.
acn q ne District, gurroanaed 81 n On
Tsrns Of Sz.f.aos: Ircn Ss 70 sio Der wssk Usss;
sz!ssss Iii Include. Soars Rss.Sls Mss n
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~Ex.Senator Jesse ID. Bright, Of Indiana
presented bill Of o20, 600 70 the authorities OF
that State, for damages done TO his estate q
yefersonvtlls By soldiers In the early part OF
the war. Governor Morton examined and an.
proved the claim, and $4,000 were actually
paid 10 him By the revising board. The STATE
new aaks an appropriation from TIE genera
government to make this outlay good. a
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OAsDS,
., He IL Bond street, Kew York.

~ful information, with the Aisksst tssttmo-
ssdks; also, Book on Ssesal Diseases, ~ sealed
envelope, sent free. ~ Be sure and send Jor tksn,
oSd yos riH not yegyd a. for, Is advertising ply
siciAns are generally s,1postors yithsut ,efesees
nc stranger should be trusted Enclose . stamp
for postage ard direct to DR. LAWRBNOE, No.
4 Bond street. New York. ne II. DkWIy
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islature are endeavoring to make q little mon
ey out Of the numerous applicants for clerk
ships and other positions. Several soldiers,
who served honoraoly through the war, hav /.
ing applied for places, were Informed by an
agent that one hundred dollars would procure
the desired places. The salary lie only three
times that amount
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ZRntori's one aisAt in Detroit nsstsd ss,oso
~A Western papersSays, IL Browu ulow had
not Possessed q strong constitution he would
Aave "cussed" himself to death long ago.
SDan Kerrigan wants TO fight Coliyer.
- Michael Ryan, Of Troy, N. Y, vss.
choked 10 death On Tuesday while sstine q
sausage. ..i o.
~An IlliAois editor thinks Theodore riiton
must have 70 climb LADDER 70 comb has hair.
- The prize money for American sailors
during the late war viii foot mp 10 oS, ,o0o.soo.
~Of Tie new Senators, Conklisg b. -
Cameron e9, frelinghuysen 20, Morton a, aad'
Nys nigh 81 years Of age.
a~Of the two colored men who Are nom.
bsTs OF the Massachusetts Legislature, nitcheik
is described a. not Quite nut- brown, hardly-
darker than several who sat near him. war;.
er 10 genuine African IN appearanee. He %
al8Wy0f.A G. aaria 49,
-vnfs. Minnie wilson, OF Akron, ohio.
Was dinstansly killed by an accident On tHs IN.
linois Cenual Railroad last week, while q .
bridal tour. 80 -...--rt- 80 = :. = -
~Five nurdsrsrs IN the EAnsham eoa,fv.
III, jsn, wsaang to b AaAssA, Sseaas iaps-
S0As Pittsnsid, Nass., one aay last vssk. q
fanerai party were compelled 10 aSandon the
corpse IN q snow storm, and u FonAised Isr
seyNal heurs In hugo snow drift f9'I5q s77-s
1Hafch, tie cheerful youne nnn fro~
Now Hampshtre, Who shot Z vonanb eor101
While tpheetted hy the ovnsf, ~, VNiaH
stsy.sd the bullet ('ceurss Il DIS asd ~
snerwards nor judfoioesly shoe ktas<n. n
pphapptly sun altye. sna = nussod ~ q a
- - wsoAA - sAssa gEs sli g al - naS
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that runner has been current there for ee eyeraI
days that different parties have in con TEN pla-
tion the establishment in that city OF q tobacco
factory, to be operated by lame and other dis :
abied persons Whose labor il BY law exempted
from taxation. A suitable building 10 reported
TO have been bought, and other preparations
70 b In progress.
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DANCING.

DANCING.
DR0Fs. J. W. H. P. KRKIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet 9Th and 7th sss..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
new Glasses forming every evening" Those de-.
sIns saInnas TO enter our classes should avail them.
onp PrepsrstiSns win Be made in this quarter for
Circulars can be had st J. +. Ellis and ". @.
hstze,ott 90. 3 Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 30.
Bays and Hours of Tuition:
@ Ior Ladies, Misses and Matters, Tuesday and
esGsuraay Gan,sHy aiter1Sens, from 5 g o'olock.
pnss fso% \, 0ssses S Tuesday and Frdas eve
for further Information d apply during the hours
Of Tuition, or address . note 70 the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. jas
NJ ARIHI's IAsHI0NABLl DANCING
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al Ihls s oSodeny 10 now open fer the rscep- -
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Ge9sls%ens eiessss from 70 10. sams evenings.
venienee Of the popii. seU
MAsaU1sAD11s 1sb AsP P1A4Insl EAsEH DR'ss BALLS
The undefsigned would most respectfully in.
city. and the District generally, that he 10 sf ai
ade and fancy Costume, either on loan or made to
fssney ss sst.bli.hpsnt Of Ghri.tisn R.ppsrt, IsS,
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- MARRIAGE AND GELIBACY, AND THE
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:. 32l street. between lsth and I1,h .<s
IT: Allios frem Paris, Hair Dresser, OF the
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-07

PETERsoN's MAGAzINE.-We are in
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were first used in private practice in 1926 They
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HEALTH 1t is not asserted Mohat's Pills q
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Rev Samuel Bowles, Edtorof the Springfield Mass
Republican, cured Of terrible Costiveness. Hon
Ed " ehber, OF Rumney, N. H., Of Liver Complaint
etc. etc, etc.
box of Mofat's Life Pills with full circulars,
will he sent gratis to any Ph, stefan Clergy man, on
the receipt oftwo three postage stamps.
Mofat's Life Pills arc p cents per box. MoHas'.
Phoenix Bitters, 81 per bottle. They sold by al
respectable dealers the continents and The
Islands Of the Ocean.
WHITE d ROWLAND. Projectors
successors to DR. John Mofat. and Dir WV Maglt
i2l Liberty Street, New-York.