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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14
NEW ADYERTIsKMENra
CHANGE OF MASTRRSI

THE ROUSS BUSIN ESS has paced late sar
= eonSro,s ana We AccepG the Foulna I'd via -.
oeierminatiOn q Tun The maehihs % ne 1frao.t
Ths business yin Be eoadueted upon N. -,
nosLaI tetnss onsrleg % tbs PsoPis here goods a
PTeSiSsly the cane hgures upon eusinlaT1 =
daily changes aud dnctuations e. Ihs nSTf 49,.
and the great margins offered By TIE n1n,er.',s
Fsiiores' bankruPts. Aalig meats. Sheriff SsSSe.
driving milliOns thTp1eh the D tiIsas anrsian 49,
hoasel Ut NsS HSEk. B0s'On and Philadelphn
Tee per esal IN The p ice d0mrsti-s g : SinrIs
everything NP1n The shortssI psFesnsarS n1--iSls
10 eau oder advantages kn5Gn enlV Is - - -
IN ths AuesaSn FoOIns and uP0a he ma kel a.
We shal convert the disasasrs of ,hs toru,., -,
management t0to decisive tFiumphs, md 4 viii -
co. S,, 20 80 Ihe Pe7s fnli jo-iirs n The wSy q
We stall ask the pairnnsF Re q al. ur,,l. =,
beO ause re tSnght under shs l-n1r,rr n NJ. 49,
eaoee ~ the elae Of thet1 Eallanl sua.-I.ut upo1
the more reasonable and basine.stfk. I'D - -
- % Es@a
The mySserions disasaer % th- G.ru,,r r,.,,.,-
&c % Srcely n'oents eOnsiJeraIiOs Uilh DE
Pr1-rnt leaders, Sbs enter the campaign SsIeTTip,S
upon shOTt and decisive WOrk.
Tb.SOgh living Ia Haakse1,.n, Eve yp,r, - ~,
IN "1r hraa teEs there siilI VITEiaiass
ia every tDsitnrt-Only have .i5e1 49,,
Ia'''O1s ehAFActeFtsttes ~ that proplrs slreolro1
energy that OVereOnss every Obsiarir in The ws q
SoTeees: and atnhitH'E that knOWs IN sueh uOrd -
- saeIn Se have bentrn the Tahkre uppn - 80
ehuSen gEs'und and u there are anv Al ,brH, 49,.
- .y OF Old I.I1s''s matchmaking 0sek. vS
The Se,geant 81 Co. BE- will ~ gIaI 10 take hv
TIE hand HE "ld cOnTAd.S, asd ~SiI be pprriaIIx
PIsa'ed &" h"v" eaIl frUn hi. numerous srposint
80; :, o. ~ l :. aHd nlakes hs PoIirst sal1lA-
SETH y iiMBERLAKE 60
S"As. IIAsGHtAEG. Of ftBass 4 Co , Brook'a
February Z, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14
PUBLIC SALE.

INTENDING todiseontiuue Iarm:nR, and ui,hin1
L TO disPISe at = u my
stock, Farming implements, &c,
home iHTm VI Mr. Charles AsIiOnby, ncsI ZoaT
Church, on
WEDNESDAY, sM '!oy IF March. 1871.
the following among other article;
head good Work Horses, three 4 years
old, the best GoIiah stock. aud Brood Mares;
No. I MULES-nOue better;
6gOVd Mich Cows, three Of Ihem half bred
Devon;
Devon Bull aud head OF young Devon
Cattle;
20 head of Southdowu aud CotswuId Sheen
-One.haIt Of them with lambs by their eide :;
Brood SOWs, Of the Chester aud Berks.
shire cross
40 head Ut Stock Hogs.
] broad tread Wagon with Bed, both nearly
new;
uarroW.tread do;
ltwO-hOrss Spring Wagon.
] HOrse.CArt. in good order;
RUokAWay aud Harness,
setts OF old Wagon Gears,
Ohio ThrsShiug Machine. with horse. power,
nearly new;
B'rkiOrd & HofFnsu Drill,
No. I Mccormick Reaper, combined:
Corn Barrel. Wheat Fan aud Screen,
3 bar'hsar PIOughs, 8 double aud single
do
HarroWs,
Single, double and thribls trees,
! log Chain, / 5'h do;
Stretehers. Breast Chsins,
A lot OF Plough Gears,
2 Corn COverers,
2nsW Grain Cradles, ShovslD, Forks, Rates,
&C., &c.
~ Al same time and place. will offer
the Tenants interest in IS acres Of WHEAT
in the gT"uud.
TERMS oFSALE.
Ntne MoathS Credit On albums Of nd ahsovs T.,
DShG1s. under that Amount cash, the pusrhaSrg 10
give bond With approved security, beaTInR inIereSt
from oate u pad at maturity the integrst viii h.
ren"ted No property 10 he -eInuVed rntiI tsrmS
are Implied With RANDOLPH CUSTER
~: Z: ANDERSOE, 4 Co., AuetiOneerS.
DRlME article New b aus wiek seed onat Ioy Al,
ny JAS LGIV 1n6T - @'e
II .. WrighI's Gardea and Flower SD, j1 .15-
~ lees variety. Tor sale ~
Grocery snd Liquor store. AsIi:. saSss..
I AMP cHIMNETs. al .iIss, fos o1Is b.
J. u. EAsTERDGT.
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CABINET CHANGES.

Referring to the rep"rted changes in the
Cabinet, the Washington Edtriot says '.those
who are to go out. it is said. are Fish, BeIknap.
Creswsil, Boutwell,, and Alderman. The firs,
two are to go cut Of their own accorl-Belk-
nap having been offered the presidency of
western railroad at a salary Of $4,000 per
annum. while Fish desires to retire to private
life. Boutwell,. it is stated, is not in harmony
with the President TN several important mat.
tiers, chief among which is the proposition to
abolish the income tag. CTe.WeII and Aker-
man were expected to go out some time since,
and IL IS asserted that there is absolute ne
eessity for making the change, so far as Ores
we'll is concerned, BY not only POLITICAL but
personal reasons. Pieasanton is to succeed
Boutwell,, and come Pennsylvania will go in.
to the POst-Ofhee Department. Morton will
take the State Department, and is said to be
now at home making arrangements to that
end. The War Department will be filed by
some one Who can have influence enough 70
balance power in a doubtful State. No one in
particular is mentioned for Attorney General"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14
PUBLIC SALE.


ANiSG rented my land, viii oHer 81 Public
sale, AZ my TSsIdenes near EesTnsysUilIe on
TCESDAH, 2SM Of February, 1871. o
al my
Stock and Farming Implements,
Consisting III
Seven good Work Horses and Mares.
FIVE Colts one. two, aud three ysars old 4:
FIV" good Mich Cows.
Five IIeitcrs, Que and two years old;
Five w.ll.bred Ewes,
Fifteen Sh"a,s,
Two Brood SUWs,
Three good Farm Wagons,
Two wagon Beds.
One One,horse Wngon and Gears.
One BIcktuTd aud Il"hIn4n Drill.
One new Wheat Fan,
Que Ssit Of Wagon Gears for four horses
nearly new;
-Four tons TimH'hy Hay.
II"ugh Gears. Forks, Raket, Cradles, &c. ;
Barshear Pioughs.
Single aud double Shovel PIoughs.
Two Eetis Of Grain Grad!cs.
One good GrindstOne,
HaTTOWS,
Single aud double trees. &c. &c.
t210 Bushels or CORN 10 The CrIh.
TERMS OF SALE IN alt sumo eve, 81 ~ =,
errnn 81 nine monte will be given, the puTCha
giving note and approved security be rIn1 I'M,
!f"m "et'S hut paid ~ maturity the InusTest viii
sixty dayS. ~" pr 'perty To BE- removed nail a..
teFInS 0i sale are complied With.
JAMES Logic.
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A PERMANENT INVESTMENT,

The Confederate cotton loan. redeeu.bl.
in gold, By Mr.. Jefferson Davis government,
in 1868, ais still bought and Sold" says the
N. Y. Post, 'On the London Stock Exchange.
There are E2.435,7 700 Of it in the London
market, which cost the subscribers about nine,
y per cent Of its nominal value. Sir Henry
De HOughtOn is said to have G3s6 900, which
cost him nearly par. Sales we're actually
made during December at from three and three
quarters TO five FER cent, closing at the high
est rate. The only value of the stock. !, an.
pears, lies in the hope of the saDguiae pur.
eha'ers that the United States will ono dsy
redeem it."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14

h0r The scintillatious of genius that ema.
nate from the LeetoWu correspondents Of the
ShePherdStoWn Register. confouuds the
mighty, cOniuses The wise and alarms universal
creation as TO the bOIdness OF conception. orr.
Ginality Of expression and the wonderful
events being unearthed from the hidden womb
Of time. As witness the following:
The removal Of the COuuty seat is exciting
interest here rs we'll ~ at other points. and
LeetOWn considers her claims worthy of re.
gard rs u central pnint. being nearer Clip aud
Egypt than any other pOiut Uamed in connec.
ton with the removal. Samuel Barrett, ESQ.
prominent citizen Of the latter corporariou.
Is cordially CO operating with PROMINENT eIti.
zens Of I.eet"Wn in the effort to establish the
County seat here.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14

@ We have received che Report OF the
Deaf, Dumb aud Blind Institution at Stuuu.
ton. also the Report Of Ihs Western Luustio
Asylum, At the same place. It 10 with pleas.
ure We record the fact, that two better con
Quoted Institutions Of any kind are not to be
found in the land. The success Of the teach.
ings in the one, and the treatment Of the iun.
fortunate inmates Of the other, have ELECTED
the highest praises from those most competent
TO judge Of such matters. Those who labor
To relieve the RIis!ortnnea Of the above CLASSES
Of parsons, have duties Of the most sacred aud
touching nature, aud too much praise cannot
be bestowed for its faithful performance.
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PUBLIC SALE.

~. : .iII offer at. Public safe. to ID: hishss;
WEDNESDAY, March 18Th. 1871
s'ra"h. near Bsnsy'S Mill, ali my
Stock and Farming Implements,
Consisting 10 part ~ follows:
Seven head Uf work EIorses-6ve or then,
good Brood Mares;
Five Colts three years oId-one ,vo Yea,
old, three one year old;
Twelve head Of CaStIe-six Of them ,oo5
Mich Cows;
Four BrO"d SOWs. Chester y
Twenty one Stock Hogs,
Two FOur-hOrss Wagons, One Spring
Wagon;
One Two horse Carriage,
One KeaPer& Mower combined, ( Exeelsior;)
One Buggy Rake.
OQs Gum Spring Drill, Oue Whea, Fan;
One Revolving Screen.
One Corn Crusher. Little Giant)
Two BarShesr PIoushs. COfs MskeI
Five Double and Three Single Shovel
PlOughs;
Two Three-hOrse Harrous.
One Corn IIan"W One Water Cart;
Two Log Chains. One Fifth Chain
One Set Of Blacksmith Tools.
Triple aud Double Trees. Two pairs Of Shelly.
ings
Gearing Of al kinds
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Ons Large DIHIug Table. ORe I;"Ok SIOv. !;
One Thirty.Eix gallon Copper Kettle,
One Large lrUn Kettle, One Mahogany
Sideboard
AID many other things too numerous to
mention.
TERMS or SALE.-Sums Of so and under,
CaShi on all Sunls abOVe $40 a Credit If Nine
months Shl Be given. purchaser giving Note With
approved seeuTt With in from date Ne oro,.
VliSd With. SOLOMON FTEHISG
FEB. IG. tS7i-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14
GENIUS I'M RAsoALITY.

The cleverly devised aud elaborately exc.
cuted schemes Of the thousands Of Yankee shar.
pers who Hood the country with lying eireu.
lars and printed snares display real genius,
backed by persistent industry aud untiFing la
Dor, which, IL exercised in . legitimate 1ay.
could not fail TO insure success But one Of
the best arranged pieces Of impudeuee on RI.
cord in our country is the recent robbery Of
the Remington Bank, 10 PhilsdeIphia. Two
r"bbers. disguised policemen, called n the
Bank to inform the cashier that several saspi-
eioGs looking chafacters were providing about
IA che vicinity, aud advised him % exercise
the greatest vigilance. This eourse would
seem 20 have been the worst that = burgular
could possibly pursue for his own interest but
IL turned out otherwise. The cashier Of course
thanked The pretended policemen, aud prom
Ised to keep sharp look OUT. Shortly after.
wards, aud almost before il was dark, they re.
turned TO the Bank. aud we're admitted With.
out moments hesitation OF the least suSpi.
eIOn OF danger The two Waichmen on duty
entertained them with great kindness. one Of
whom lett the rOOm Tor the purpose Of prOeur-
ing drink Of water. WhereupOn the burglars
seized the remaining Wa'chman aud gagged
him. This was accomplished Just in time to
seiEe the one who had gone fer water a. he
re'sntered the room, aud he Was Of course
gagged also. The burglars then helped them.
selves to about one hundred Thousand dollars
in money aud decamped.
Now there can be no doubt that this plot
had been the subject of much hard study. and
careful calculation Of time /; for single blum.
der in any stage OfthS proceedings must have
resulted in failure aud detection. Ii is more
than probable that had the men who planned
and executed it turned their attention TO mill.
tary affairs instead Of burglary, they would
have enrolled their names among the lev sue
eeSsful captains Of the world But they COM
mItted one blunder which will possibly lead
to their recognition and punishment. even yet.
They did not kill the waickmen. aud il il fair
TO assume that between the two either OF the
marauders could be recognised should they
ever meet again. They had forgotten tLat
only dead men can tell no tales.
LyHrhGurg Rep0LIicon.
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Ilh AND SHEEI IRnn MnRK.
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVISG rented out my Farm. will sell .t Pub.
! lie Sale. on w"
TUESDAY, February 2sh, 1871,
MY
Stock and Farming Implements,
Consisting Of
Four Large Work Horses one ins Brood
Mare;
An Extra Mule, Cattle. Hogs and Sheen =:
PI""gh" Of all descriptions. Harrows. &c.
,ENMS OF sALE-A Credit Until the let dsy Of
me purchaser giving Bind with approved sseTritI.
osS6lrG i"'eIs't fr' IA gay Of sale All suIs under
$40 Cash. n" property TO be removed until tenn.
Of 81 le are complied With, $4,000 ~
Feb. II, :$7I-H. ROBERT W BAYLOR.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE 10 hereby given TO al perSon kVovjnr
~ thsInseIVss Indebted Co IpM. L HE'D; 81
aHent.-"h"u'd there be any Of that class
for hour. merchandise or any thing else. that
they will make payment TO HIN. a. he re,
quIreS nO6Odys Igenf TO receipt in his behalf
IL may be true that he hiss been unfortunate
IN business the last two years, bat is not will
ling TO believe that he has lost all honor or
sense: and that he requires an agent To receipt
for what be has no knowledge Of beino dne
him w 7. UrD,rs
Feb. Isl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14

a GALLANT Communicative publish
the following from the pen Of Gen. d. II. Hill.
editor Of the Southern Home, Charlotte, North
Carolina. An eye witness says that the nneet-
ing between the General aud Captain Ran.
dolPh was touching in the extreme.
CAPT LEWIS RAADoLPu.-Wew were shock.
ed to mud 1t tho depot in Charlotte this ia
nous scout OF Lees army dying 0f cunsump.
tlnn: lie had been spending some time Ut
Akin; South Carolina. aud was trying TO
reach his home in Virginia TO die there, Can
tain Randolph is the great grandson Of Pcesi
dent Jefferson, and nephew Of General G. W.
Randolph, late Confederate Secretary OF War.
lie inherited the stalwart figure, the iron
constitution, aud the great physical strength
Of the JehersUns He always selected the
darkest, coolest, aud most Indictment nights
Tor his visits to the enemy's camps. MANY
OF his perll0uS adventures exceIled the widest
incidents Of fiction. General Lee gained from
him much Of that information which 30 often
batted and confused his enemy's plans. On
the most terrible night We remember % have
known, Capt. Randolph cr"ssed the Rappa>
hammock below Fredericksburg and went into
Birnside'S lines. After u weeks absence. he
came back with full knowledge Of the strength
position and plans Of the Federal GeueraI-
him with the powerful field glass; Gen.
OF I'd Manassas that the Confederate line in
the railroad cut, got out Of ammunition and
fought the enemy with rocks. On this coca.
sion Captain X. struck n man on the forehead
and killed him dead. This was but one IF
MS MANY marvellous fSatS IF strength To
think OF such man dying with cnnxumptiuD!
The once gay. ighthesrted, chiyalrOus athlete
dying 1T consumption 4 railroad train!-
dying. but talking SWeetly OF his Saviour and
J"ytully OF his hopes Of blessed immortality
PRESIDENCY s. V. RAILROAD.-AE state.
mcnt having becu made that Col Thomas A.
Seutt, Vice President Of the Penn.yIyania
Central Railroad. had been elected President
OfIhe Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company.
We have been requested by tho proper author.
tiles TO say. that NJ an informal meeting of the
Board Of Directors at the Shenandoah VALLEY
lta'trOad, held in Philadelphia early in the
mouth Of January. Mr.. Burst, the Presiden,
OF "the road, rendered his Resignation. which
was. with certain conditions, cepted ; one of
which cOuditi"nS was. that CUl. Scott should
accept the Presidency; Whereup"n. he was
elected President aud Mr.. Burst Vice Presi.
dent ot the Company. Mr.. Is +. Grayson. the
Secretary OF the Company. ut once informed
Col. Sc"tt Of the TACT. with n request that he
should give notice at his acceptance or rciec.
ti"n Of the postum AZ his earliest convenience.
lie has not since been heard from, and we
speak 4uthOTitatively in saying that Mr.. Borst.
who has. with signal ability aud untiring eu-
erGy. managed the affairs Uf the road from irs
organization I" the present time, is sill the
President, aud that f;r the present, at least.
theTe WILL be no change in the officers
P"gc Courier.
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TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.
w. q. sRHrH,

w. a. SMITH.
A2e"f for jas. LGlS. H'~.F and Successor TO
Miller d !Smih,
RESPEcTFULLY iniorms HE friends and IN.
80. ieShat be has rr-oPeRed st the old etc nd nj
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK.
h"ohng aud SP''uti9E done ~ short notice and
IN the very hest manner Ny assortment of
TIN WARE. STOVES, &c H. complete. and
wall be sold low for Cash or to 80 day prompt
paying cusinmers Phase call add see me
before purchasing elsewhere, a. my motto
shall be TO please.
Respectfully,
-. W. e SMITH,
80. -. I-tl-Iy. Agent.
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NOTICE.
TaGASrRGa's OrE1rH:
EDGE NIL CEMETkRY

TGEASrREa's OrVIrH;
EDGE NIL CEMETERY
A 7 recent GesttnE Of the BOard of DirrrtsS.-.F
E3gs hH CSU'CtSTy. Ihs L-Ems upan Skirh
is are To be dI'P''rsd Of oIdssEd O. b. u,.b
hehed Tor ihf IbtUI ans tbs . the public
hereafter E"F'''is To- buTiA EiIl BE- obi ID fre1
Ihs iirasursr snd hOus SiH D. Eraht 4 untiI Iko
Purrha'e money SAT A"rsaFaErs fUT the LII a., ~
uosd ShalI have hern re i, Go him
Ne gree Vt Lite i6E22 feet u 8 ~ 40
IS 10. '-AoS'
hOse iHd'bsd I"L I4Ois rssO~stsA 10 nate
banded IhsRl I'm nT-EE
January -, Is7I-a Trs.sSI:r.
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"A coInred man. inaamed BY Jealousy to.
"ards rival lover of girl to whom he was Al.
tSched' posted himself outside Of the coIored
church IN Greenwood, near Cincinnati. last.
n'Hht' and when the congregation was dispers>
ing nred into the crowd prnnriscuousIy, pro.
euc'ng the greatest CONSERVATION and ipaict
ing serious injuries on three men.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14

ES- Tu the monthly report of January. the
President, B. l. D. X. Il. gives the gratifying
intelligence that the reduction Of rates on the
Washington Branch has been profitable in
revenue 10 the company. This certainly
speaks we'll for the President aud other oficsrs,
aud in connection with the judicions man.
aGement Of the road i but anuIher evidence
of the ability Of the b. l. .. X. Il. to compete
with the Penn. Central or any other road.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14

= The great IRON bridge now being con
structed over the Mississippi At Hannibal. No.
is one Of the great works u the present day.
The length between the abutnients is I. $50
feet. 1t will be eighteen feet wide in the
clear and is intended for both railway aud
highway travel.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

an hs Insurance mAo. persOnS waiting insu.
rance FIRE OF Lits) had BITTER call me q do iE
"a a"' tie ""Iy one TeP'es- ntiBg rompaaiss, IN
this County - bo have sny paii up esDifal WOgth
9peaEinG Of parIie larry ask the GaV Il . call
frSn al tn - Transferred the late VA!ey Gem
pany' assuring them IoW rates and pHf. TisEs.
81. AISQCITH, Ss.
EeoruAFy .. ISIl-6ms Free Press cOpY.
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AUCTIONEERS NOTICE..

I'hE SOh'eTibsT having taken out Iirrsss. oa,r,
= h's s-tVIers - AueIiOHeeF. He had r,,r.i''
erahle T1PeEtrhes IN ~" business Nd h0pRs ~ a.
,Ss Snd P'O'nP''iSds to merit the pAiIOlaSo 81
10 ThORe desiring hIs SsrvIrss ~ nfo,n.,d a.,
-. H. nsaa her .SIs' A. t~sh'J ave per esaI
Call uP''a ~ address him ChaTIss,evn
January -. 1911. C:E1I ~ IISSSsn,
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NE W ADvERT1sEMENTs.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE PubIie 10 hsTrby nrti6ed thu, NM
HEDGES 10 NOT aHIha'FiEsd 60 'eeriVe . ~ sirbIs
IoT NOds pun'ha1ed at the Stnres kept bS hin, IN
Chartesi.'Sn. J'teT ''n COUhIy. West ViEKInis
duIinE the last tee years Alt sSrh drhIa shS,id -
paid 10 AETH ~. 1IABERLAKE. NV HrsnI 10
eOIIert them. q n p0f-SS
Feb. 4. - 'NOSSS'
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,
sArU.D4r. February II. 1871.
RED.

tn the 8 h inst. At Ih" Bruostnwn ". y Church,
~ Rev. }. 7. Hyde, Mir 80 y MERCHANT OF
EhaTir:'"wa. "a Mis-; JULIA DAJHs Of BrucsIo~n ~.
Frederick COuRIy, Va
A. 81. Petsr'' Church. Harper's Ferry. on IN.
Sth int by Rev. Father kin. JOiS IYALSH
OF CIm'~'lsmd. Md Z" Mice KATE l.. IIERNEY
daughter Of Edward Tierney. Esq.. Of IIArper's
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BARBER SHOP.

'I'HE undsrsigned sue~esds IA nice p Rradv Z, a..
SHAVISG AND HAIR DRESSING 6uSja. 81
~ Lhe old stand On Market House Square. u viii
Dc my pleasure 90 attend strictly 60 INV duties nd
h"PE to reader entire satisAeIiOn my eustnI1eTG
s5@n aISaye have my Saloon Prssrnt . eIesnIy
Feb. IG, ISII. W ~ cp1MPs
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john Last aud Charles II. Young. re.
Gently tried at Richmond, Va, for ASA ultipp
. revenue officer, have been sentenced. res.
Peetively. to serve terms of twelve aud eieh,
teen yssrS in the Albany psDiteDtiarJ.
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The snow in the mountains is compelling
Wild animals to seek uOurishment in the Val.
Ieys IL IL stated that n gentleman in East
Rockingham, lost Fifty sheep by wolves last
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TO THE FARMERS.

AN authorized 10 bay " hrat nd Germ drl;v.,,1
s"hsT ~ ChAFlssI"WR Caa1sruai. D.,
~! VII pay the highest nlsTkSI Sat-s TnT Prize
Jan. -. ISII-IIn. 30 $3.50 -. -
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The bill 10 pay loyal citizens Of LoudOuu
county for cattle taken BY Gen. Sheridan
during the war bGS passed CoDgren.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NTESnI:G 10 dise"utinus forming. ksuI,.r.
n" - h"' SI".'Te. shAlt s.nsT % public ,nIs
!" font the M''ke' Square. ChaTissIoGa. o.
TCRDII, lSrh dry Of February. 1871,
the following
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
1 head Of WU,k HOrOes Of them
maTe";
Kuad Wagon. with Bed and Wood
L1idrr-;
Csrt aud Gears;
sets Of Wa.on Gears;
BAr'hear rio"ghs, / two and I three
horse;
:; double AMI tE" single Shovel PIouvb,
lINTr"W; single. double aud IITibIr Tree:
Lag Chains &c. 81.
ERMS o. SALE sir mOntEs credit yin h.
give" a." all SUHfs If SIO sud upwards IIL bod
Sni s?p''V'r' "'""'iEs. caring II.u date
Su'"s u"d'T that -nIpunI Cash.
% sale 60 rOuIInruCs Z ,.'rI.s.k p NJ
john NrFNHIASp.
Geo w. HESs,S AucIiUnsrT
January ~. 1877.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

~ tessIonaIly. Cn the SrcOn0 MOnha = 1f February
ISteI April lOth. June I9th. August ISth. OetobeS
10. January II, 1871
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D..

On Rich~o"d' Farm. in this county, F.brua.
~ S"'' hObERTA INSE. infant daughter Of
Ih"Ntes eNh Way BrUIhrTIOn. aYrd 10 IrIontha