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Election Notice.,
DAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION.
LIZ OFFICIAL ORDER.
EIection- SATURDAY, d

Election, SATURDAY, the 18th of MARCH,
| Under instructions from the Judge of the Coun-
| ty Court Of Augusta, the following order is pub.
| lished for tse information Of the voters Of the
county: W. l.. M0KRY,
Sheriff Of Augusta county.
IN VACATION OF YHE COUNTY COURT OF
AUGUSTA COUNTY, FEBRUARY, 10th, 1871.
In pursuance of gu act OF the General Assem-
bly, of Virginia, entitled IAN &C. to4authorize thu
County of Augusta TO subscribe 40 the captalI
st ok Of the Valley Railroad Company and of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Co.. approved JAN
24th 1871 an Of an act Of !he came Genel al
Assembly. #nendatory of sad act, app sveL
Februlry llth, 1871, Ir IS oRIEaED,
~ 81, Taat on SATURDAY the 18th day OF
M lRCiI, 1871, polls will be opened at the varl-
ols places of voting in the County of Augusta
(outslde Of the town of Staunen} and an cleo
be held to take the sense of the legal vote @
of the County exclusive of the inhabitants
O. the town Of Staunton) in accordance
with SAT-, acfs Of Assembly, on the question
whether they sha., subscribe the sum of $500, COO
Ito the stock Of the Vaf.; Railroad Company and,
of the Shenandoah Valley Rar."oad Company, bx
one joint vote Of which $500 900. if authorized
by the vote to DC taken $500, coo shall lie sub
scribed to the stock of tie Valley Railroad Con-
pary and S10O, Coo to the stock Of the Slerando-
ah Valley Railroad Company, upon FAC coalition
that the said sums shall be expended by the said
Companies in the construction of their resi- ectiya
roads within the limits of this county.
Second, That the persons, who were judges Of
election on the End Tuesday in November, 1870,
at the several places Of voting in the various
townships Of said county, after taking an aatls
faithfully to perform the duties of their office,
discharge Cat their respective voting places) ths
duties prescribed by said acts of Assembly for
Commissioners of election, at the election hereby
ordered to be held.
Third, That the said judges or commissioners
Ct election, in meGaely alter the closing of the
Pools at their respective places of voting, count
the ballots deposited at said election and make ::
return. within two days after such election, to
the Judge Of the County Court Of Augusta cour-
ty, of the number of votes cast .,for the SUBJ
scripton'' and of the number of votes cast.
against the subscript and that they also re-
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MARRIAGES.

On the 28th .ult., by Rev. D. B. Ewing, CLAY
PALMER and Miss SALlIE HENDERSON, all Of Au-
gusta.
!. On the 18th ultimo, at Forks of the, Waters
Highland county, Va, by Rev A. Hoover, Rev
e. W. MULLENAx, of Richie county, W. Va, and
Miss SUSIE E. CoLAw, Of Highland.
On the 21st ut., at the resideace Ct William
Simpson, Esq, Tuscambia, Alabama, b. Rev
Mr.. Schwar, of Nashville, Capt. JAMES A. MAD,
DING and Miss BETTE LANGsToN daughter o.
the late j ohm 7. Christian of New Orleans.
On the 1st inst, at Woodside the residence Of
the brides uncle-Mr. VIM. Guthrie-by Rev
DR.. Sd Baird, EDWIN WALLACE. of Waynes.
boo, Va, and Miss WILLIE, daughter of Daniel
Fishburn, deceased.
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Special Notices.
Manhood How Lost, How Re
M stNreSf.-Just published. new edi

Manhood How Lost, How Re
WI stOred,-Just published. new edi
ton of Dr. sCULVERWELL,S CELEBRATED
ESSAY on the radical cure (wthout medcine) Of
SpERMAToRRHoeA or Seminal Weakness, Inyol-
untary Seminal Losses, IMPoTENcY, Mental and
Physical lneapacity, Impediments to marriage,
etc.. also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FITS,
induced by self-indulgence or sexual extrava
gance.
BaE- Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty yearss sue
cessful practice, that the alarming consequences
of self-abcse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the ap-
plication of the knife; pointing out mode of
cure at once simple, certain, and eifectual, by
meanssof which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically.
HsA This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth aid every man in the land. 5.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address. postpaid on receipt of six cents or two
post stamps.
Also, Dr.. Culverwells 8: Marriage Guide, .
price % cents.
Address the Publishers, 1nS
CHAS. ]. C. KLINE & CO.,
I27 E8Owery, New Work., Post-0ffice Box
1856. dec Oily
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The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent
allowed to have won for itself a reputation I'm
surpassed in the history of medicinal prepare
tions, Its instantaneous effect in the eradica-
ton and extinction Of Pain in all its various
forms incident to the human family, and the un-
solicited written and verbal testimony of the
masses in its favor, have been, and are its own
advertisements.
The ingredients of the Pain Killer being pure
Nv Veosta5le, render it perfectly safe and eff
cacious remedy taken internally, as well as for
external applications, when used according to
directions The stain upon linen from its use is
readily removed by washing it with alcohol.
This Med cine. justly celebrated for the cure
of so many of the Affections incident to the hui
man family, has now been before the public over
thirty gears, and has found its way into almost
every corner of the world and wherever it has
been used, the same opinion is expressed OF Its
medical properties.
In any attack. where prompt action upon the
system is required the Pain Killer is invaluable.
It's almost instantatcous effect in Relieving Pain
ia truly wonderful; and when used according to
directions, is true to its name, PAIN KILLER.
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Deaths.

On the End inst, at his residence in this place,
Typhoid Pneumonia, Mr.. NJ. c. REGER, in the
8 9Th year of his age.
At Waynesboro, on the 3rd inst, GEORGE C..
Grouse, in the Seth year of his age. ier
On the Goth ultimo, near Alton Depot, Nelson
county. Va, after brief Illness Mrs. MARY A.,
wife of John w. N1cCue
On the 18th of December, ear Philippe, Bar
bour county, West Virginia, Mrs. Nancy A..
PAIL, wifesof the late Dr. ChristopherH II. Pal,
of Augusta county, aged rs years.
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XTIRGINIA TO WIT:
y At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court Of Augusta county, February
9th, 1871.
David Fultz, gleintlh,
Against
Breeze johnson, Hugh W. sheffey, James A.
Forbes Caroline S. Crawford, the widow and ad
ministratrix of Hugh J. Crawford, deceased. and
William Crawford, Barclay Crawford, Alfred
Crawford, Waddell Crawford and Mary B. Craw-
ford children and heirs of said Hugh J. Crawford.
deceased the last two children under the age of
q years. and Mrs. Maria B. Breckenridge and
William W. Fretwell, Defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to attach the undivi-
ded interest, consisting CT three egbths or more
of defendant johnson in certain house and lot
johnson Sntly with Hugh W. Shelley and 9TH
ars, and now ocU:pied by defendant Fretwell-
end to attach in tile halds of said Shelley the
said Johnsons share in the rents and profits OF
said house and lot, to satisfy a CLAIM OF sa'd
FuItz against said johnson for the sum Of $685.
80 CENTS with interest on 1913 % cents, a part
thereof, from January 1st, 1869 till paid
And it appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants Breeze johnson. James
A. Forbes, William Crawford and Barclay Craw
ford are on-resdents of the State Of Virginia
1t is therefore ordered, that they do appear here
within one month from the due publication Of
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
A eopy-Teste,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Clerk.
Alex. II. Fuiiz, p. q. feb 16-4t
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JOE HOSES

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS. I
These invaluable Pills are unfailing in the
cure of all those painfal and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject
rhcv m oderate all excuses and remove all OBJ
structions, from whatever cause.
To MARRIED LADIES
Thew are particularly suited. They will in d
short time, bring on The monthly period with reg!
rlarity, and although very powerful contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution ID all cases
Of Nervous and 81 inal Affections, Pains IN the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, Pal
patton Of the Heart, Mysteries and WHITES, they
win effect a cure when all other means have
failed. The pamphlet around each package has
full directions and advice, or will be sent free
to all writing for it. sealed from observation
SPECIAL NOTICE
Lob Noses Sir James Cldrke's Female Pills arr
srtsns;pezv couNTERF E1TED. The genuine hare tn
name of .JOB. HOSES on each package. Al
Others are arorthless.
NJ. In all cases where the GENUINE cannot
be obtained. One Dollar, with fifteen cents fol-
postage. enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOE
Moses. 10 Cortlandt Street, New York, will in
sure bottle of the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills. by return mail securely sealed from any
knolwedre Of its contents. april Fly
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ZEYYNj{Az{zA2R5zH{4

This valuable preparation very soon manifests
its power in allaying and soothing the most trou-
blesome colds It possesses extraordinary power
in relieving coughs, colds, hoarseness, difficulty
of breathing, SC. Il is pleasant to the taste and
is safe and reliable medicine for children.
Price 25 cents. For sale by Druggists and all
prominent storekeepers,
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable
~ Real Estate i'm New E0ors-let

GOmr sRissi0Eaer's Sale of Valuable
~ Eseal Estate i'm New Pors-let-
Ter known as Msfit's Creek Augusta couriy Va.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit Court for
Augusta county, wandered on the 27t,,, day of No
svember, 1870. inthe cause Of David Rankin, Sc ,
vs.. J. H. Engleaan, viii proceed to sell on
TUESDAY, fleiiih ofsApRIL next,
the HOUSE and LOT in New Port, formerly oc-
cupied by David Rankin as a store--and more
recently used for the same purpose by J. II. En-
gleman, consisting of comfortable dwelling, a
frst-rate store and ware house, a good stable and
large lot. There is fine spring of excellent
water near the house. New Port has always
been frst-rate stand for merchandising, and as
this property mist De sold st it offers rare
opportunity as safe and profitable Investment.
TERMs.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay costs
of suit and sale. and balance in bonds with good
security, bearing interest from day Of sale, at
one two and three years, and title retained as
ultimate security S. TRAVERS PHILLIPS.
march 2-4t Commissioner
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JUDGES OF ELECTION /.
IN BEVERLY MANOR TOWNsIIp.

In DEFERLI MANOR TOWNSHIP.
Folly NH's-John Towbe1man, Thomas P rsk-
ridge and james c. Cochran.
Bolivar-J Wayt BeA, David Deem aad Antho-
~ D. Wren. 5jru}
Sandy HoAow- Edwin X. Gushing, Joseph A.
Houf and G. G. Miller. 80
Hebron lknrcA-Jaeob Baylor Philip o Pal
n,er and Henry Eidsen, Sir
ffaeo u IS-Wu. w. Peace, Henry Harrison
Sr, and Robcrtus Henderson. af II
= IN RIVERHEADs TOWNSHIP. re5
GreenDMs--John B shultz, G.. G. Merritt .ad
Adam NJ. Hawpe. -yd
Af5ddie6rsoh-Dr. f. A. McChcsney, George B.
Rusmisel and Wm. Il. Dunlap.
4Nidpay-J. D NIcGufin, George W. Mcclure
and William 4. Logan.
Z. Nee Isort--Jnnes F. Hite Alexander s Turk
iand William s. Steele. Er.si ga
IN SOUTH RIVER TOWNSHIP. ssss
9 H-agnes6oro'-Je John B. Smith, Es. Wtlirow,
-Jr., and William Chapman. ts.asIlaf Is "a
/ fEyhsrsvale-rhilip schmecker, R. G.. Logan
and David S. Bell.
: Sheranae-paaiel j Shaw, Clinton Hall and
James NJ Lewis.
BarterJrook- Hugh Guthrie. J. NJ. Watson and
c. B. Co Fer. tsss- RET
.rr,a aMlp1LE. RIVER TOWNSHIP. a J;e4i
b Ne,s Hape-Thornton G. Stout, John {. Bsygsr
ard Noah Beard i,r sg =, 5-trsrisr
: ~ Silaey-Thos. P. Wilson, Jonathan Sheets
and Thomas Burke.
Z Mt NeridianA-B Benjamin ByerIy Silas II. Walk
and Roberts. Aarnsbcrger - o,a1s -
j Verona-WnrsD Anderson, VIM. H.. NORMAN
and Anthony P Wilkerson. Y.+, .far.,.t
( Red MHls-Gidcon Barnhar, John Firebaugh
and David Yount.
NORTH RIVER township. =. ~
Nouat Sozon-samuel Paul. JohnJ. Cgpp and
D. Newton Vaniear. ~ "'- =,
! S1u0ereriy1e-N r. EIakc,noro How rl;r.
anlJohn Gregory 3sit 9iM & G}.!l
Parnassus-Chesley. Kinney, w ltiam B., Gooa-
ran and Martin rWhitmora. ,.4eb -. hI,f;
Spring Hal-Wm. II. Gamble, John A. ratter-
son and DR.. A. G. L. Vanlesr.
CeatrerRle-Cyrus Brown, DANES G. Turk and
JosiahNe 5.tg l 8s,ssgH gfaH
- PASTURES township h4g9s9
CaarcheHlc-Joseph Wilson, Christian Bear
andHenry B. Seig. gi, T5- aGia,4s1
!, Bg0alo-Magnus s. Cease, Henry Ripetoe and
john ChYistipp.s 7Ja,-,
Dssytis ld-KennerIy Craig, JOHN Irwin and DR.,
.C MoCatcheon. f9 ~
,ch0igsoi17s- VIM. Armstrong, James A. Craig
and William kunkle. j3 5i'i1 siit :,
Lt6qaoa Springs-WilEiam H. Ggeinsr, jan es
Cros? ard Nicholas Ryan. :; t,vy.., .
gsasH BY tile. 72nd Section Of the Election Law,
it is provided that ''any Judge, Clerk, or Com
missioner Of Election, who shall fail to end at
the timcand place appointed for such election.
without sood.and sufficient reason, shall forfes
thirty dollars. ia ". l.. AIOWRYa 4
feb %S-tse ti ds Sheriff.
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FEMALE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF TAUNTON, TO
AID THE PooR.-organized with the the following
ladies as Officers and Managers.
Mrs Doctor Donaghe, President.
g P. H. Trout, Secretary. II
W. H. Tams, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Miss NJ. Brooke Episcopal Church
Mrs W. S Sinps'n' Methodist, South
Miss sammerson, Baptist
g Bledsoe,
Miss Rosenbaum, Lutheran.
A e 1 Coleman. Presbyterian.
1t is scarcely necessary for us to say anything
to enforce the claims of this organization upon
the attention of our citizens. 1t appeals for
itself to the highest and hottest emotions of our
nature. The poor tye have always with you"
is literally true. Wherever society exists it, is
the case, and doubtless it was so ordained, as one
of the means to cultivate and exercise that lofty
yirtue--love to our neighbor. 1t is duty each
one owes to himself, to help the needy. He knows
not what day may bring forth to some of his
own K1Qu1eu, auQ luat tHo uoEiouIon ne tueets OuC
to others will be meeed out to him again. Even
the consciousness of good act performed Will be
reward sufficient apart from the relief it may af-
ford to suffering orphanage and helpless olf age
Each one should contribute of his or her album
dance, something in furtheranee of the objects
of this organization, and thus aid in ameliorating
the condition of those who, in the economy Of
Providence, have been made objects Of charity
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Alexander II. Fultz, Attorney at Law, is pre-
pared to make out the papers for parties who may
desire to take the benefit of the Bankrupt Law,
and also to forward claims for Soldiers of the
war of 1872, who may be entitled to Pension un-
der the recent act of Congress.
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On last sabbath night there was an addition to
the membership of the NJ. E. Church, South, OF
this place, of seven persons who were oaptlsed
and formerly received into the church.
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TEMPLE OF FAsH1oN-Mrs. Kate NJ. Kelley has
received an elegant assortment OF spring uoods'
in her line of busn SIS, and will take pleasure In
showing them to her lady friends and customers
See advertisement.
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Col. Jacob S. Piper, one of the most public
spirited nd prominent citizens OF Shenandoah
died ut his residence in that county on the 10th
ultimo.
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VIM. Cav, young man residing in Or tins
burg, W. Va. recently married, attempted to
commit suicide last week, by shooting himself in
the breast. The wound is serious, but not con-
sidered necessarily dangerous.
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DIVORCES.

Absolute Divorces legally obtained in New
York, Indiana, Illinois, and other States, for per-
sons from any State country, legal every where;
desertion, drunkenness, nom support etc. sum! Z!
eient cause; no publicity. No charge ssuntn d.
yorce is obtained Advice free. 6ss3
Address, MOORE 4 klChAhDooN,
80 Counsellors at Law,
jan Sly -rl $50 Broadway, New York City.
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TIP. Reagan advertises to those who are in
debted to him to come forward and settle their
respective bills.
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We have received communication from ''Tax, y
but as there is no responsible name accompanying
it, we must in accordance with rule of this Of
fee, decline its publication. we cannot admit to
our columns communications whose authors
deem it proper to withhold their names.
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bill has been reported in the Senate of Vir-
ginia incorporating the Rockingham Banking and
Trust company. Also, bill incorporating the
Virginia Valley Railway and Internal Improve
ment company. This bill contemplates narrow
guage road from Lexington to Goshen on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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Stae;7stO7a Advertls e,azents.
OFFICE COUNTY SUIT. OF PUBLIC School!
z Stanton, Va, January II, 1871.

| OFFICE COUNTY SUIT. OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Stanton, Va, January y, 1871.
| TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND THE
TEACHERS ANp PATRONS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
TN obedience to instructions from the State Su-
/ perintendent OF Public Instruction, direct
ing uniformity of Text Books in the Schools of
the County. have adopted the Books named be-
low as the ones to be exclusively used in the Fub
lie Schools of this County, and hereby direct that
they be adopted as speedily as possible that we
may not emily have uniformity of Text Books,
thereby securing economy of time in teaching
but may also have. at once, the beaeft of the best
methods Of imparting knowledge of Othogra-
ply, Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography the branches authorized by Law, to
be taught in the Public Schools.
I have adopted these Text Books, after long and
carelu.,, examination, and am satisfied that they
are the best OF H.. oir kind. and that in the hands
OF Industrious, patient anu competent teachefs'
seconded in their efforts by parents desiring 10
have their children properly educated, they "ih
lead to the best results
Through the liberality of the Publishers of
these Books we are enabled to offer them, for
limited time. to the Patrons of the Public schools,
at the prices annexed which are about ole-hslf
the usual rates at which they are sold, and
Messrs. HUNTER s Co., booksellers, near the
corner Of Main and Augusta streets, Staunton,
Va, have kindly consented to act as Agents for
the sale of these Books, to those entitled to them,
at the rates annexed.
hope the people will speedily avail themselves
of the advantages here offered.
TEXT BOOKS FOR HEPUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
AUGUSTA COUNTY VA
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Martinsburg is growing rapidly. The Era
saws the sound of the builders hammer is heard
ringing in every part of the city. Before the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passed there, Mar
tinsburg was considered finished village.
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Hon. J. W. Johnston will please accept our
thanks for valuable public documents.
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YoMMIssIoNER,s NOTICE :

~ Il David Baylor, William Kyle, Elisha G.
Kyle. John D. Imboden, John H.sMcCue, John c.
Kyle, Robert Kyle, Benjamin L. Points, and ]. l..
A. Trotter. t
Take notice that in pursuance of an order made
at the November Term last, of the Circuit Court
of Augusta, in the Chancery suit of Baylor vs.
Kyle and Others, shall. on the goth March mex,
al my office in Staunton, proceed to take and set
tie an account showing the amount due from JAS
l. A. Trotter on account of his purchase of the
Kyle land at the sale made by Commissioners Stu
art Fultz, and Hartman, at which time and place
you are notified to appear.
Given under my hand this 10th of February.
ISL THOMAS D. RANSOM,
feb 23-4t Commissioner in Chancery
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NOTICE TO GRocEEs.-An unprincipled firm
have recently been copying our advertisement
entire, with the single exception of substituting
their name in place of ours. The imposition, al
though well calculated to deceive your customers
can be easily avoided by little on your part
to see that Dooleys Yeast Posrder is the one they
are searching for. While the action Of the par
ty only adds further testimony to the popularity
of our Yeast Powder. deem this caution ne
cessary, not only for your protection but that of
the customer. Dooley 8 Brother, 60 New street,
New York.
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YTNHE BEST COOKING STOVE in the market
4 can be found at WI. POINTS, Maiii ST.
3 Besure and get the NONPARIEL, as it is the
only household treasure that can be bought in
the shape of Cooking Stove. He warrants the
stove and sells them at Baltimore prices.
feb. 9-2m -. h.
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OCCURRENCES AT MISREPRESENTATION the
evening Of the 9th, an alteration occurred in
the restaurant of the Virginia House, CharIottes
Vile, between David and William Bacon and Rotss
ert Richardson. Mr. Samuel Richardson an
uncle of the latter, nterfered to part them, when
David Bacon drew pistol and shot and fatally
wounded Samuel Richardson. Both of the Ba
cons were arrested and are now in Jail
On the same day, at Charlottesville, Mr. Hill,
student from Maryland. jumped from the Yves :
ern bound passenger train, while in motion, and
broke his leg very badly just above the ankle
Also, negro man, with loaded shotgun in his
hand, attempted to get on the eastern-bound
Chesapeake and Ohio passenger tr ain while it
was in motion. but lost his hold, and the gun
coming in contact with the coach was discharged
and portion of its contents lodged in the face of
the negro, causing painful but not serious
wound.
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REAL ESTATE SALE. NJ. Cushing, Auction
eer, sold on Wedn esday last, the brick dwelling
belonging to Dr.. W B. Dung, situated on Main
street, near the Baptist Church, to Dr. ]: M. Han
ger, for $3,b50, equivalent to cash. I. P. Elder
and N. K. Trout, Commissioners.
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FIREMEN's HALL, March End, 1871.

EIREMEN 5 HALL, MaFcH Auu, loil.
At meeting held this day, OF the A. F. Com
pany, the Captain announced the death of Mr.. c.
REGER, whereupon a committee was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive # our grief-there-
upon the committee reported the following:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in His
wise Providence, to remove from midst our
worthy member, c. Roger, therefore, be it
Resolved, LIST, That deplore the loss this
Company has sustained in the death of our wor-
thy and esteemed member, and, token of re-
spect to his memory, the members of this compa-
ny will wear the usual badge of mourning.
Resolved, End, That this company will attend
the funeral of our deceased member, this after
noon at y o'clock.
Resolved. Bird, That we deeply sympathize
with the afflicted family and relatives of the de-
ceased.
Resolved, 4th, That copy of these resolutions
tie sent to the family, and be published in the
town papers.
GEORGE LoNG,
JAMES H. SMITH, Committee.
MAURICE O'BRIEM,
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Local..

American Hotel Bar Harrisonburg, advertlses
the best liquors in the Valley.