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T.A.BLEDsoE, Agent, Stanton, Va.

T.A.BLEDsOE, Agent, Staunton, Va.
Thiscompany, wellmanaged andsnccessfulior
a period OF thirty-four years, offers INDEMNITY
AGAINSTLOSS BY FIRE On as favorable terms
as other goad companies.
ltscapitaland income promote. %asfaras practi-
able, thein0ustry of our State.
WI. COWARDIN .Rrestdea,.
WM. WILLIS, Jr. Secretary
Feb. "a
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Governor Walker, on Tuesday last, Sent
a lengthy message to the Legislature on the
Financial condition of the Commonwealth.
He shows the debt TO be S45, S72, 600,
which he thinks can be reduced SO, 900,
900 by the sale of the State interest in rail
roads. He recommends funding all State
liabilities, except the foreign debt, in new
bonds to run from 10 to 30 years with in
terest payable semi annually in New York
and the levying of taxation SO that the in
terest on the funded debt shall be paid with
unyarying regularity. He also recommends
that no sales Of properly for debt incurred
before the close Of the war shall be made
unless the property brings its assessed value.
Whittsmore Of South Carolina is out in a
card to his constituents announcing himself
as a candidate for reelection to the seat in
Congress which he resigned to prevent ex-
pulsion. He asks them to give him their
votes on the ground ''that he has never vio-
lated their confidence and to send him back
to his place, made vacant by no dishonest
action" If this is not cool, then we DOM
know what is.
Returns from the New Hampshire cleo.
ton Of the Sth, indicate that Stearns, Re.
publican is elected Governor by 500 major.
ity. His majority last year was 1871.
President Grant has signed the bills re-
moving the disabilities of 2100 persons in
! Virginia and other southern States.
Gold fell to 81 ,l0ss, IN the 9Th, in New
York, and afterwards went up to 81, III
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The cry from all parts Of the country is
for reduced taxation. We think II will have
its effect.
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XTIRGINIA AT rules hold in the Clerks of
" Gce of the Circuit court for Highland
county ON Wednesday the oh day of February,
1870. 't' .4- +"r. ,e l-
Benjamin Hiner guardian of Franklin Tarr and
as Executor ofJohn Blagg, ST., dec'd.-Plaintifs.
AGAINST
Mary, widow of gaid John Blagg ST., decd,
Francis Blagg, Samuel Wilson and Esther his
wife late Blagg, William II. Somners late S. H.
c. and as, such Admir-. of John Blagg Jr., decd.
Joshua Oupp and Elizabeth his wife late widow
of said John Blagg DR., decd, James Blagg,
James Jones and Mary Ann his wife late Rlagg,
Samuel Hiner, Admir- of Samuel Blagg, decd,
Margaret widow of said Samuel, decd and Jo-
seph, John and Mary Blagg, infant children of
said Samuel BIagg decd and Franklin Tarr.-
Defendants. .
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to recover the SUM of
Ss2, vita interest thereon compounded from
ths 4th day of September 1856, and subject to
sale the land devised by john Blagg Sr, decd,
TO his soHs John. James end Samuel Blagg in
satisfaction of the same: And it appearing from
satisfactory evidence that Samuel Wilson and
Esther bis wife and Franklin Tarr, are not resi-
dents ofthis Commonwealth 1t is ordered that
they do appear here within one mantn after due
publication Of this order and do what is necessa-
ny TO protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste.
Iepls-4t WM. "A. OlfE; YIN.
MIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks Office
V of the Circuit Court of Highland County,
on Monday the 18th day of February 1870.
Daniel N, Anvil, for the benefit of Henry b.
Anyil.-Plaintifs
/. Against
George Hammer and Levi Jack.-Defendants
In Chancery
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant George Hammer $63, with interest OH
$40, part theysoffrola July 9th 1854 and on Sla,
the residue thereof from July 26 1864 and to at
tach the estate, debts and effects, due or TO be-
come due to the defendant, Hammer in the hands
of the defendant Jack, and it appearing from
satisfactory evidence that the defendant Hammer
Is not a resident of this Commonwealth, it is Or
dered that he appear here within one month after
due publication of this order and do what is nee
essary to protect his interest. 5'
4 Copy-Tests.
febls-4t} s{sf,3A<f Wm. 4 sipe, olk.
XTIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court of Highland
County, on Monday the 7th day of Feb. 1870.
William Botkin and Andrew Rexrode, late
merchants and partners under the style, and firm
of w. Botkin & Rexrode-Plaiutiffs, lias
Against ~~-,fe' ~
Jared p. Erwin and John 4. Arp,stropg-De-
PENDANTS,
In Chancery.
. The object of this Suits to subject to sale the
lands in the bill mentioned to satisfy the judg-
ment lien of the plaintiffs. M it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that Jared D.. is
not a resident of the State Of Virginia: 1t is or
dered that he do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary TO protect his interest. g
A C~opy-Teste
febl9-4t WIN. 4. SIPE elk.
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LARAMIE CITY, W. r., March The
judiciary of Wyoming s%ustains the right of
women to serve as grand jurors. All the
ladies drawn as grand jurors we're present
in the aoart room at 4'o'clock this morning,
A motion was made to quash the panel, but
It was not sustained. At 1855 a. NJ. the
first panel Of female grand jurors in the
world were sworn. None of them asked to
be excused. An able address was delivered
by Chief Justice Dove.
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From the following card. which appeared

From the following card. which appeared
in the Enquirer on Friday last, it will DO
seen that Mr.. Jas. G. Southall has severed
his connection with that paper:
A CARp.-My connection with the En-
quirer will terminate with this issue Of the
paper. This has been occasioned by a diff
ference of opinion between the owners Of
the Enquirer and myself with regard to The
course to be pursued by the paper on the
subject Of the settlement Of the private debts
Of our people. [ do not approve Of the po-
sltion which the E"qairer has taken on this
subject, and | am. therefore, most reluctant
ly compelled to withdraw from it.
It's course On all other subjects | fully
endorse; indeed most of the recent politi-
cal articles [ have myself written.
The sole disagreement between the pro-
prietors and myself has been this question
of the adjustment Of the private debt.
j. G.. S~oUTnALL.
MIR. Southall, as Editor of the Enquirer,
justly won a widespread reputation as an
able writer, aud we regret exceedingly his
withdrawal from the editorial fraternity, and
especially at this time, when his talents and
versatile genius could accomplish so much
for the future interest Of this State. We
heartily unite with our brethren Of the quill
in wishing that Mr.. Seuthall may speedily
resume his connection with the Virginia
Press.
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New YORK March 7th.-Many Of the
merchants Of ~Poughkecpsie resumed specie
payments to-day. 10 ID
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n1ssoLUTIoS!-rhe co-psrtnership exist
~ ing under the name and style of Schercr
y Peer has this day, February 3rd. 1870, been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The undersigned will continue the business at
the old stand, old Bell Tavern Building,' and
is alone authorized to settle the affairs of the cid
firm. Those indebted will please corae forward
and pay up.
The finest Liquors, OYSTERS, GAME in
season, &c. always on hand aud served at short
notice.
SB- Give me a call.
JOHN B. SCHERER, Jr.
febll-3m
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r
THE VIRGINZA ASSURANCE COMPANY,
STANTON VA.
Offers to every head of a family perfect security
against this melancholy condition. .r ~
LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
ITS CHARTER. is PERPETUAL.
IT'S CASH CAPITAL, Sl25, 900.
Life of New York, and its successful experience.
The Premiums are paid in cash.
Its Dividends are paid in cash. -l
Its Policies are paid in cash, without deductions.
There are no premium notes, and hence its rs.
sets are all cash, which presents the only solid,
substantial basis of husine for individuals or
corporations. :-
IT INSURES
ON ALL PROPER, SAFE TABLES.
IT PUTS NO IMPROPER RESTRICTIONS
ON TRAVEL.
IT INSURES
UNIMPAIRED FEMALE LIVES.
The company is a combination of the proprie-
tary and mutual systems, securing the advanta-
ges of both.
Its Policies are non-forfeitable after two years,
and incontestable after five years for all misstate-
ments and errors in application except as to the
age of the applicant.
THIS is A SUBSTANTIAL
HOME COMP Y.
The Assets will be invested in Virginia, and
help to build up our W interests in Virginia.
1t commends itself for its safety, management.
and organization, to every Virginlan and other
Southerner in search of Il safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTITUTION.
Live agents wanted in every precinct of every
county in the State. Send fer circulars.
Address,
PHILLIPS 4 MAYO. Gen1 Agents
for Virginia and West Va.
Lock Box PIG, Stanton, Va.
octl-ly
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DUBLIC SALE.-f will offer at public sale, at
my residence, 3 miles North of Waynes-
boro, Augusta county Va, on s E"
SATURDAY, APRIL. aoth 1870, A4
if not sold privately before, a tract of land con-
tanning s..
100 ACRES
more or loss, There are about is acres cleared, 10
of which is meadow, and the residue well timber
ed. The land is of good quality and we'll water
ed. There is q small house, stable and corncrib
on the premises; and lumber sufficient to build a
comfortable dwelling house.
will also sell two good wagons and wo good
work horses. ~ ~
mar4-tds GEO. X. KEISER.
X RsEnAL AGENTS 4WANTEp.-A we'll
N Established and prosperous Life lnsu-
ranEte Company, Incorporated in New YorkState,
is DESTROYS of extending its business into Virgin
ia and West Virginia,
Gentlemen who apply must state in detail their
facilities for accomplishing a success, and what
experience, lfany, they may havs had in the Life
Insurance business. Persons who are now acting
as Sub-(or LOCAL. Agents for other Life Cos, will
find this a %eapitai chance fer forming g more
profitable nneetion with q more extensive field.
:: Address lin detail,
rst.s r5gs uPAEsIpENT,n
Post Office Box a0oa, New York City.
mard-Ht S 9 ~
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New Advertisements.


VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County, the 7th day of March. 1870.
Simon H. H~ilb--Plaintif.
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1t is reported that General jordan has
resigned the commend of the Cuban Revo-
s~tinnists
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TOR SALE AT ABARGAIN.-The subscrib-
i er, on account Of his failing health, will
sell his Portable Steam Saw Mill, II Horse Power
Engine, at 9 bargain Asgood stand can be Sc
cured in the immediate neighborhood, if desired.
The Mill, Engine and Boiler and Fixtures are
in good condition. 1t VIII be sold low + r the
reason given above. -
Parties wishing to ~puschase can call and ex-
anime it, two miles from iBurke's Min, on the
Forge road, or address the subscriber at Burke
Mill. 3
mar4-5t# DAVID K. oREBAUGH
-Deaver Cloth ca vide $3.50 to S. at
- nov26-tf N. T. FUNKHOUSER& CO.'S.
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There seems to be no doubt that Congress
will attempt to reconstruct a State already
fully represented in that body. 'cnnessee
is to be the victim this time.
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WASHINGTON, March 7th.-The foreign
affairs committee Of the House had another
very full debate on the Cuban question to-
day, hut did not REACH a vote. One will
probably be taken on Thursday, which will
indicate a very liberal feeling in the commit
tee towards the Cubans.
The Georgia. bill, with the sam funda-
mental restrictions exacted Of Virginia,
passed the lower House Of Congress on
Tuesday. All amendment cutting short
Bullock's term Of Office was passed almost
unanimously
Gen. Quesada, tie new minister of the
Cuban Republic, arrived in Washington on
the Sth and expresses the greatest hope in
the success of the insurgent cause. He
denies the late report Of the resignation Of
Gen. Jordan.
An old lady lives in Portland, Maine, who
vas once the afianeed wife Of Danial Web
ster. She is a native of Ncw Hampshire,
and In her youthful days was accomplished
and prcpossessing,
The telegraph system in England and
Canada has been placed under the control Of
the Post Office Department, and has, under
IFS management, proven Q perfect failure
Rarnpm, in a public lecture, has told the
Bostonians how to be happy, by temperate
living. and how to get rich by unlimited
advertising. .4
The reports from the Indians say that
nearly all the tribes exhibit great d~issatis-
faction and uneasiness, with great probability
of its resulting in a general Indian war.
There seems to be no doubt that Congress
will attempt to reconstruct a State already
fully represented in that body. 'cnnessee
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Gold fell to 81, loss, on the 9Th, in New
York, and afterwards went up to 81 III.
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Hon. Eco. I'll. Pendleton has been elected
President of the Branch Of the Cincinnati
Il Chesapeake Railroad, the eastern termi-
nus of which is Guyandotte, West Va.
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The reports from the Indians say that
nearly all the tribes exhibit great dissatis-
faction and uneasiness, with great probability
of its resulting in a general Indian war.
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Insurance.

TJOW OFTEN is THE HOUSEHOLD LOAF
II buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably pro-
ylded for, left destitute by the want of a proper
foresight in its deceased protector?
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President Grant has signed the bills re-
moving the disabilities of 2100 persons in
Virginia and other southern States.
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discount any bill OF exchange, promlssory
note, or other negotiable paper, at n rate
Of interest not exceeding one per centun
for thirty days, and may receive such inter
est in advance"
4. That the House concur in the Gftl
amendment, repeating section IL, chapter
| AL of the Code of 1860.
The report of the committee was concur
red in and the action of the Senate commu'
! nicated to the House.
Housr,
The House adopted the report of tle
committee Of conference in. rela ton to tho
interest on money.
Senate bill in relation to distrlcting coun'
ties into judicial circuits, was taken up Out
of its order and recommitted to the commit
tee for ao4rts Of Justice.
The Homestead Bill was then taken W
and discussed by Mr.. Keith:
Mr. Bell Of Augusta proposed several in:
dependent sections, +
Mr.. Kelley of Smith and Mr.. Crenshaw
argued against the amendment of Mr..
Southall and Mr.. Southall in favor Of ths
amendment.
The pending question was ordered ane
the ~amendment was voted down hy 2 lafGe
majority.
SENATE.
MONDAY March 7th.-Mr. Tcamoh offer.
ed a resolution in~structing the committee on
general laws to enquire what legislation is
necessary to organize the State militia
Adopted.
Mr.. Smith, of Henrico presented a petit
ton from certain brewers Of the State, ask.
ing for the repeal of the tax on the manu-
f@acturc of malt liquors, on the gound that
other States do not tax them and no impost
duties are required on malt liquors brought
from other States. Referred to committee
On finance.
HousE,
Senate bill in relation to marriage within
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5VlRe5aS ss ., : he c grlyi hold saaI in ' ls, q H;sb,so o5l
county On Wednesday the oh day of February,
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, UcrIoN NoTIcE.-lls WEST 27Tn NEAR era Av.

~ LUXE fIf.N EkAl.D, Auctiopcer,
wal sell this day Saturday, al iJS O'Clock, all the elegant
and costly Household Furniture contained PIT
vate mansion. yiz:-kich PIN nooite made by
celebrated city maker; rsrior sus fl
tel and SILK turisns Cen Tables, Turkish
Carpcs, bookcase itaseres bfouzes, Paintings ststry
Ac; Dining Room furniturc--Exienson Tables, =,
L aed Nnic, Casters Utns, Iur Ice Pitchers,
Forks Spoons Dinner aud Tea sets, Giasswae Pedroo
SHs In walnut and rosewood; Spring AMI HAIR Bces,
bed.cads bureaus, Nashssnds Pillows Chars, also
Kitchen and basement Furniture, IN nh 4g lois OF useful
household furniture. Goods boxed shipped for purchasers
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, ucrloN sALE-Eo. u TENTH STREET.

~ 1iiis day tsaufday October {,
800 % woi III ma innocent Househo Furniture.
ut pubic auction by EDWIN NICHOLS co, Auctonecrs,
c0tnfnencinE nj l0e O'clock precisely,
nj the large i've story residence II Tenth street,
between broadway rnd Fiith avenue tilth
Rosewood and walnut Ialior suit, CABIN, u,
Brvnzes, Paintings, Vases, Statnary, Works OF Art,
rosewood and walnut chamber SUITS style OF Louis XIV;
magnificent ionr iOuLd corncrvd fianoioiic.
All the 10 the pre- and
viii be sold In the highest bidders We ge Brussels
Mcdaon Carpets rnsewoOd aud mt Parl0r suits richly
carved and piided ,ered with the richest
brlca,e striped and plain nrquetere Cabinets, BOTS
de ;aroD;eros fOnzes, clocks, Vases Mirrors Paint.
ings Turkish Chairs, Lounges bookcases entire and side
Tables bocntei, and lace CuIas Pinoore stool
and Cover add walnut Beds,eas, bureaus, Wash.
stands Jommodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bedding
Pillows BOsels, BDkete, walnut suits covered with
and halrco siieboafd, EXTENSION fable. DDing Cnars
Giars, China anu Silver Ware Cutlery, sale
tive. Responsible IN Attendance
Tor purchasers at reasonable eharees
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A UCTIoE sALE-THIs DAY, At II O'CLOCK OF
~ new and second band top and Wagons, bocks-
three SE.is, Mare bay Mare, 10th
l0co family horses; single and double Harness, Robes.
street, BrooNyn.
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a ucTIos.-A RAKE OPPORTUNITY ron

~ houae1erpers hotel keepers and the trade.
Large Household purnurr this afternoon,
nj oclock Tue i've story residence ~ ace sst
Tenth between Bro and ftth avenue Rose.
wood pisDotote, eesant fWrof SUITS covered with satin
brncale, and harciuth, IL
Mrrofs, Ilocss BunIes Vases, Lace Curtains Bed
scnds, Bureaus assistants. coumodes maess sofas,
Chars Lounge Rockers, huiag and klencn Furniture
sc. sale positive 81 order OF CHARLES YOUNG, Esq,
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+ EVILS E. WOOD, AUcrIoNEER.
IL Will sell
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1870,
al o'clock y. NJ. On the ground
40 CIiU.CE LOTS
opposite the CITY iiai, and centre OF the city.
Aisu
VALUABLE WATER FRONT ON NEWARK BAY,
IN the second ward OF the city OF
BAy0SNE,
twenty I'VE unntcs from Central Railroad OF
New Jersey. from foot OF Liberty street. York. and
only b,sks the depot Forty w and from
BaJs.nu daily.
SPECIAL ain ny Central Railroad from Of Liberty
street New york. ~ " AZ A. IL. m 'ay of sale,
tor nntps, tiee uckcta, 10 LLWiS II. WOOD, %
Montgomery street, Jersey CITY, NM. HAkdfMAH, $40
Mashiu tun Markell wcsi Fulton Streets New
XArH
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lYANTED-h SMART YOUTH. WHO rs A GOof
w lucse OF money, "a assistant CASHIER also a young
man who can speak French and German. Apply at S6l
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yLANTED-AN ACTIVE NAN OF GOOD ADDRESS,
w 10 canvass Tor business, not advertising printing.
Apply 70 CHARLES sELDEN. at the once OF J. Arthur
Murphy, Ill Nassau u.
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A FEW GOOD LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS, ABLE
IA and willing tn solicit In the city n class
PAW fora bera may address NJ s.
], 90 New York Post once.
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A GENTS wANTED-T0 SOLICIT ADVERTISEMENT
n for first class medium. Address stating Post olc
address, H. l.. W., Herald olice.
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ySrANTED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL HUCSEWoRR
w must be good plain cook fret rate washer and
and well recommended: liberal Inquire I'd sv, be-
tween s2d and I'D Streets mid lie house.