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MARsHAL's SALES.

TT s. MARSHAL,S SALE.--By virtue OF a
~ writ of venditioni exponas issued out OF
the United States Circuit Court, for the Eastern
District of Virginia, in favor of Hurst, .PurneH
& Co. against T. G.. Ward, l shall sell at Public
Auction, on ais.2iH qati sls 4
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ID, 1871,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ upon the pre-
misses now occupied by said F. G.. Ward, near
Piedmont station, O., A. ~ M. r. r., Fauqmef
county, the following property, viz
Three HORSES, Six COWS,
Three HEIFERS, One BULL.
Ten HOGS, Two WAGONS,
Two CARTS, One WHEAT DRILL
One BUGGY RAKE.
One THRESHING MACHINE, t-
Two PIOWS, One Stack of HAY,
One Stack of STRAW,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, &c.
DAVID b. PARKER
u S. Marshal, Eastern Dist of Va.
BY S. N.GARWOODl
The above sale is postponed until wEDNES-
DAY, July 10th, ISL, at IL O'Clock I'M;
u. S. Marshal.
BY S. N. GARWOoD,
june i2tn' is1l' 4. isss pav'
ALSO,
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facas issued out of
the United States Circuit Court for the Eastern
District of Virginia, in favor of Hurst Purneil "
Go. against +. G. Ward will sell at Public Auc-
ton, on
lt+AtA- WEDNESDAY, July l9,lS1l,
commencing at IL O'Clock M upon the premises
of said Ward, near Piedmont station, o., A. M.
r. r., Fauquier county the following property,
viz. The WHEAT CROP upon the farm Occur
pied by said Ward.
TRRns CAspsrf5s an ID. b. PARKER,
u S. Marshal, Eastern Dist. of Va.
..sssa by S. N. GARWOoD. Deputy,
July 7th, 1871, y 7-lot
No. 235
NEARSHAL'S SALE.--By virtue of writ of
IN venditioni expOnas, issued from the clerks
Office u. s. District Court and to me directed,
shall proceed to sell at public auction, for cash,
ON THE srH DAY OF JULY, 1871,
at PENIS Store, Patrick county, Virginia, the
following property, to-wit One hundred and
thirty QSO) boxes MANUFACTURED TOBAC-
co.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to be
present. ~
u. S. Marshal Eastern District of Virginia.
By JOHN p. YEATMAN. Deputy.
Dated June 21st 1871 Je 26--l0t
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY,
the 10th day of July
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY,
W. DAVID B. PARKER,
jyI2-tds u. Q. Mar. 4. d. of Va.
UTRAPrIza PAP 3R may 30 had al ihis
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NTEST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N.
w j., Formerly Stetson House.) Just refit-
ted open June 10Th; modern in structure and
first-class in every respect. Win be under the
management iof James Sykes, of Wizards,
Washington, and Peter Gardner, now Of the
Gilsey House, New York, formerly of the New
York Hotel. Applications for rooms, &C., received
at the hotel, or by Mr.. Gardner, at Gilsey House,
NY. SYKES, GARDNER & CO.,
jel5-tS1 ~ lt' Proprietore.
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PIIENIx FOUNDRY


PHOENIX FOUNDRY, 6
No. EIanrH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN, RICHMOND, VA.
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+ We manufacture
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We also manufacture, together with the above,
work PIOW-CASTINGS, and would respect
fully solicit the patronage of merchants and
farmers. All work guaranteed, and orders filed
with dispatch. ae hiqiss ss nol6-6m
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NEOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.

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day, S. Children under II years, and colored
servants, half-price. II systts8 s~els "a sad
The CHALYBEATE SPRINGS are equal to
any in the State. tf'i
Coaches will run daily to and from the depot.
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I,GIN .tft PHI tt
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TT s. MARSfIAL,S SALE.--By virtue of a
" . writ of venditioni exponas, issued out OF
District of Virginia, in favor of Hurst, Purneil
4 Co. against +. G.. Ward, l shall sell, at Public
% f.f.af FFHf H.HH
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wA. b. COOK. i 99lao 9gllff JOHN vILEs.
M EW FIRM q. tfnl
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ROBERT 81. FoLGER,

- 5is1g JACKSON HOTEL 1G |
~ Louis ohiigsr. Proprietor. North Market streei
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E..- |-T-
HoOfand's
German Bitters,
HoOfand's
German Tonic,
Hoofland's
PodOphyllin Pill,
Hoofand's Greek Oil,
HIGHLANDS GERMAN BlTTERS,

Are free fro ali othe ;. 1t is composed Of
the pure juices = VITAL PRINCIPLE OF RooTs, HERBS,
AND BAREs (or as incidentally termed extraetsD
the worthless iuert portions of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, ia one bottle of this
Bitters there is contained rs rlach medicinal
virtue win be found in several gallons Of ordi-
nary mixture. The Roots, &C, used in this Bit
ters are grownin Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country by scientific Chemist
and forwarded to the mandatory in this city,
where they are compounded and bottled. Con-
tanning spiritous ingredients, this Bitters is
free frem the objections urged against all others
desire for stimulants can be induced from
their use, they cannot make drunkards, and can
not under any circumstances have any bnt ben
eficial effect -
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NUMBERS 2


The desperate Eary, who was arrested
last summer in this place lyC Marshal
Hoppe, after a fearful chase, Cor burglary.
committed on the, residence Of DR. Ches-
new near MarseiHes, and who escaped
from the Marshal at Forests an transit 10
Kenton, and who again made his appear
ance in our city some DpeDths after, snd
was re-arrested, ironed,, aud safely deliver
to the Sheriff Of Hardin County for safe
keeping, bat who, after trial, and whilst
awaiting sentence, dug ont of the jail at
Kenton, has again been captured, and is
aguin in prison 1t Kenton. yWehoPe this
time he win be securely ironed, until his
delivery to the Warden at the Ohio Peni-
tentiary.3 We give an account Of his re-
cent capture, which We clip from the Van
Vert Bulletin. -l)fT y rrtrr rr-rr
On Wednesday last, Deputy Z. s. Mar
shal Merrick, captured a aiespetate charac-
acter named Larry, near Ft stFayne, on the
7. & w. r.. fs:=Eary= hives some six
nailes from Lima, md Is & n 4 bional
/ burglar and thief, who has broke lan and
escaped from officers until he has become
notorious Officer Merriek learning that
Larry would have an interview with his
woman" at a point some, two miles west
of Ft Wayne, on Wednesday, secreted
himself near the place appointed for the
meeting and awaited the arrival of the
couple. He, dsd not wait long however,
until the object Of his search appeared,
accompanied by his lady love. Mr.. MeT-
rick at once proceeded TO make the arrest,
and was met by desperate resistaa ce on
the part of the thief and the woman ae-
companying HIM, He attempted to strike
Larry with a billy, but the rascal and wo-
man both attacked him and scufile en-
sued, in which all three rolled down a
steep railroad embamk merit % Merrick was
the first to his feet and dealt Larry three
heavy blows with zao pair Of handouts,
cutting ms head In p terrible manner,
which caused hun To cry for quarters. He
was placed in irons ana marched to the
depot, and sGBsequeRtly ' "a Ken 10 lxeHton
in this Stale, where he had ddg out of Jail
having been convicted Of stealing a horse
and breaking INTO a jewelry store, Al
Lima, last week, he broke into and robbed
Jewelry stores but was captured al the
; depot by the Sheriff, and his assistants
! and the plunder recovered, but in the dark
! ness made good ms escape, and the same
, night stole horse in Allen scounty!us He
, next turned up at Middlepoipt in this
I county, where he, broke into, and robbed
two stores and the Post Office. The rasca
, Is known by half dozen or more rarnes
1 in different parts Of the country, hayinl
r engaged some time ago inua robbery al
2 Upper Sandusky, mai, robbery At Ma
Piles, Indiana, the burglary of a Grocery
? Store at Elida, Ohio, and assisted jim
{ Carey; who is now in jail at atneashen.e In
, diana, IN q robbery at Eilzhaa.tz9t Office
4 Merrick is entitled to thanks and eredi
: for his perseverance and courage, in hun
2 ting down and capturing this notorjou
! rascal - Upper SdndttSkyi UstioH91 1oa
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~ -. L.rg - rT-Efnr duIl E-H .lafaf1HLrLR
A lev days since p youth named hart,
residing IN the lower suburbs of the city,
was bitten, 1 I is supposed aatallg3obysone
OF the most poisoneRs feptile large
copperhead snake The lad has beeptin a
very precarious condition since. and his
blood appears to be completely infused
withzths ysn0msof the snake. sopoisopous
vas !theIbite.bsE The snake escsped. smuch
to, r. the uneasjpess Of the people in the
neigh borhood, who instituted a search
without success. An employee d the JEFF
feeson I4oa Works. named tNelis,1 hearing
IofsthslcircJunslsnce. aFolunteered.to cap
ture the snake # he was Anywhere N the
wood, BY smelling 1t out. Many being
without faith as TO his sbility to do what
he claimed, ,aeSo4bpanied the mGnawlth the
singular organ nf smell torthe place where
the snake vas last seen Wells, lalmedi-
ately took MP Tie scent Of the reptile, and
followed tile iiitaiioe!fIig aiong the creek
10 the woodF md inahs3 Incredible space
Of half an hour had captured and dis
patched bim, although many had secured
the neighbofhco for the same purpose. -
IL is said thisaBpsoies Of snake hss q Pecu-
llar smell PaFiaking of 4he ed0r Of fresh
cncumberss and that an expert spake hun
| ter can tell Of the Yenomous reptile :
presence q consfd dsrable distance away, but
few, h0weReFgha have the faculty to follow
! the scentnsufheiently close 10 catch the
ereeperA TStelsbelsuills (oAiol HerGA.
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a CaIlforna,la. incident.

The San Jose -RasriOt, of May 18th. re-
lates the following: 90 -.o-.-s.i -e
Yesterday, in fight near the Twelve
Mile House, on the Gilroy road, man
lost acousiderable portion of his nose
He put the severed part of his nose in his
pocket, and bound pp. the wounded part,
and started for San Jose to have the sew
cred part of his nose se@ed on AGAIN On
arriving oimGthe city,. he rePSired- to. DIR
Browns office. and DIR. TheTpes who was
in, Immediately prepared for the operation
of mending up the nose by removing the
bandage from the-man s face, and washing
off the blood from the wound hOf the dis
sected nose When the doctor was ready
to rennite theIsepaIated parts, he called
for the piece the, man put in, his pocket.
The man, after searching his pockets, dis
covered that he had'changed vests With
out taking the piece Of nose from the old
vest and putting it in the new vest and
coolly Remarked s=g1=bs pardon, doctor,
it ls,a rough Joke on me; but left my
nose home in the other vest. -.
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Isr6ssesIs,sa;iir.ii 9Si6tts. .1si1


: Not since the days when Reuben Wood
prospects GorTthe Democracy locked as
bright as they do at present. We do
not think that there is any doubtful that
Col. McCCok will carry the State by0 irefa
ten tO1SWehtyEt hauS4noz ~, l4hich
will be the average InsjoriiY Of the entire
Democratic State ticket. 'We-afe enabled
to makethe statsmeht upoa cleuiidation
that is.Ecliahle. IA wider spreaa @issatis-
faction exists in the radical RANKS ip Ohio,
which springs from, a pqmber ot causes,
neither Of Which is likeiy to Be ireInoved
The persistent refisll 81 the a1hiblstra-
tion 30 adopt any measures looking tRYard
a civil service reform has allenated Q large
number Of Reppbllcans, who, under the
lead Of General ]. y. cox. Will present
formidabIe opp p6sitioag sineS sitiIis gdeter-
mined IN Ohio as wall as,iu Ponnsyivania
to make Grantls Strength for nominatlon
test at the October election. -,r.,--
Moreover there are great humber Of
local adissatisiaotiOns7 with iithes present
State government rand thes lastrLfgisla-
ture, which. viii tell IN the pending cam
paign and determine who shall be the next
United States Senator. ''o-iiAl %
The Senatorial hghto IN q the % Radical
ranks has already.generakeli NJ 1nnth bad
blood that II The pol tical dectprAl were TO
unite henceforth they could pot.eradlcate
it in fine to save the patient The more
observant Radical pohtiSlausc iAahs State
already see defeat, and are beginnjog to
prepare themselves for the sSsTFT- IiaS.
D.aaf-
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FerOcIty I'm France.

The men who control the Versailles
Governmentarem more barbaroas and blood,
thirstFIthan the much condemned Cons
munIsts. In thelheat and fury ofthe con-
test theaa Communists put to death the
hostages whom they aheld-do secure the
safety of their captured and executed COM
rades = but the Government deliberately
slaughters men after the strife IS over, and
when there cam be no object in staying
them except the qualification of relent-
less vengeance l7'1l!
What, for instance, could be the reason
for killing our poor friend Cluseret? He
was not a man whom any party need be
afraid of. He was an honest enthusiast.
He had talents and knowledge, and under
suitable direction might have been made
useful but he was impraeticable and IN
competent to take charge OF anything. As
to his share in the insurrection, 1t IS plain
thatshe must have done quite as much
harm TO his own party as to his antagon-
lists; and there IS no evidence that ne was
| sesponsibie for any OF the yatroclnes Of
which the COMMUNISTS are accused. His
execution Is not merely q crime, IT IS
! blunder. 1t would have been much WISER
to let him live, banishing him from France
| than to make a martyr of him IN this
SnOChlHS anu vi - L4S MAJ ma
/ is equally true of Rochefort, who has prob
i1ably been executed with equal want q
7 humanity and Judgment. --ii2-iad a
q While the battleis raging any necessary
degree Of severity Is justifable : but when
| il is all over and the victory gained, ,eclem'
ency and forbearance are the eRly wis'
4 poliey.i The French rulers may yet live
/ long enough TO appreciate this most bit
4 teriy from experience Of their own-N
4 Ylg,ial aliUfIll- -sbIs gid I'd Sac n-fiiiiA
4lE1 G8J EDS e. iool sd ta slas ainuH
u IE Lle .1azn ..E.Isl.ls s.lu sd zrl I j
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i. ST. CLOUD HOTEL, .
@. d. Ely, Proprietor-Public Square canton 3i1seS
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me FlSsancia.I ResoibiiiIoins' Of the Ceu

= l-- ~ 1889 gentiOn. 80 --A %
The financial resolutions ofthe late Con-
vention at Columbus are excellent. They
are briefly these q.
For revenue and against protective
tariff -1m,l .'- ~
Opposition to the payment of the bond
swindle under Grants Administration, by
which 100000 have been paid IN pre-
miums during his Administration on bonds
that were payable at par. ~ - -i
Opposition 10 land grants TO railroads.
OppOsition-t04hs National banking sys-
TEN, which costs the Government nearly
$4,000, 900 year fer that which need
cost but httle-greenback being far Iire-
fSTaSle to National bank -noies. - This sys-
tenn islightly denounced as "uneonstitu-
tional, extortionate and oppressive" /" and
making money scarce and interest high
The payment of the five-twenty bonds
IN greenbacks, in such a manner AS VIII
prevent too redundant currency, and yet
give to the bondholder all that he is en-
titled TO under the Government. These
are old cardinal doctrines with the DEMO-
cratic party, and we believe a large mum
Der Of Republicans are likewise in favof oi
them. They are calculated to 60 greal
way in abatlng the present hard times
and to afford the people an opportunity t
improve and ameliorate their condition
They are popular ideas, for it il. wonder
| ful, indeed, if there should be outside q
the privileged classes any Oppositionl t.
them. But in the Republican party as
socIated wealth is the sole director Of IL
machinery. -Allits contrivances-bariks
tariffs and bonds--are devised to build VI
a moneyed aristocracy and TO oppress an
impoverish labor. Lgboring men are be
ginning to 'reco0nize this fact 1-n O.