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DR.. HUNTER

6l3 Chestnut ST., St. Louis. Mo
Makes sDerHiGt0FTbGa ,~Scnli7di ceGkneSS, ner-
uoas debility, Inpotencg, Weakntss Qf either ser
married or single q specially. Uy0u are out Of
society, loss Of HadHly poorer, face diSfquredbv
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Greats, fearing TO marry, or, Unmarried. fsnhon~
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MANHOOD! WOMAyHOODf

los Pages. Books for the Million l' who mas . 10
who not, Why. I-npedfneuts; Causes and C5re. Hiti
worth knowing about Pnecrcaion, Preyention Al
that ne Doubtful Curious or lnqelsitive wish to NOV. a
rug A~lTlase 1+ldeAAq PIiEsUs Medical c~ounkeIor. Fv.rr
father, mother young man and Young woman shn.tS
them Sentln sEALED ENVELOPE - cents each, beth far ~
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GIT ST. Charles St.St.EOuis.M Mo.
a kkGuLAR GRADUATE Or MEDIcINF. Ss DIP
Al IONA at otlce viii sheE has been longer engaged in The
treatment OF Fenereal, Sexual and Private Disesses tbs5
any other physician in ST, Louis,
syphilis. Gonerrhea, elect, Structure,
SHehias, hernia or Rupture an Urinary Diseases and
sypIitie or Aercurial Affections OF he fhroai, skin or
bones are treated with unparalleled success.
speFfnatorrhea AeXua Debility and Inn
potency. ssthe result OF self abuss in ycnth. sexual excuses
IN mStarer years, or other causes, and vhieh produce some
OF me Following effects, as nocturnal emissions, bl0tches,
debility. dizziness. dinnes of sight, con-
fusion Of ideas, evil hrebodings, aversion to society Of
females loss of memory aud sexual power rendering mar.
rtsse improper, are permanently cured. Sealed pamphlet
relating TO above sent fer tRB stamps. Call or write. a
friendly talk costs nothing. Medicines sent every where
II it self evident that a physician who treats thousands OF
cases every year acquires great skill. Country physicianS
knowinE this frequently recommend persons 70 my care.
OMcc Hours, "a. n. TO 3 P. NJ Sundays, Il to >
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VIZ. RENNE, Eso.-Dear Bro.
The letter from Edward a. CobIeigh, lie from
my son. de has suffered greatly from Head
acne pat has recently found azure by using your
Pam killing Magic oh. Rev. Bro. Spence, our
agent uses you Magic OIL, and finds relief from
the eeYeEest headache / also use il in my family
and md il excellent in several ailments. j trust
you are doing the world good, as well as getting
some peculiarly benefit to yourself, with yoar
Pain Killing Magic Oil. ] am truly yours,
N. r. GoBLEIGH,
President Wesleyan University, Athens, East
Tenn.
am confdentthst every family will end great
benefit BY keeping, and using ny Magic Oil.
Our best Physicians use and prescribe It and |
next to the Family Physician !. esn be depended
upon, as . clean, aafe and delicious remedy for
all kinds OF Pain, sure to give immediate relief, |
and never do hsrna. Directions with each bottle' |
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STOVE REPAIRS,


ROya! uaVaES Lottery Of Cuba.
CONDUCTED BY TIE SPANISH GOV
oerument-SS00 Geo in Gold drawn every sew
ertsen days. Prizes cashed ans Information
furnished. The highest price paid for Doub-
looms and all kinds of Cold sRd Silver.
TAYL0R a CO., Bankers,
febsdly rs Wall Street, New York.
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4.
Late Professor of Business and 0rnsmental Pen
menship, Pen and Peac ell Drawing in lows ives
cyan University, lecturer on Commercial cores
Pohuence, business customs, laws Of trade,
etc, In charge of writing department.
other competent teachers will be In charge
of photography telegraphing, and English de-
partments. r
Twenty four lectures will be given during the
fall and winter, on mercantile law, commercial
ethics, political economy, laws and customs Of
trade, ETC., free to all regular students. This
institution will be upon the most thorough and
pr actioal basis. Tie only actual business col
iege in Rock Island. where each student lie re-
CURED to go through every detail as in actual
business. 1t is very important and desirable
th at all com menoe at opening of term so as to
create as much uniformity and 81 stem IS possible.
Cards, subscription headings and oTn smental
pen work of fnost workmanship with the pen,
executed to order. Send 81 for specimens.
Hall nearly opposite Rock leland House, open
day and evening after July %, 1871. For in
formation send for circular or address
NJ DIR La BROWN.
jyl5dtf P. o. Drawer AT, Rock Island, Ill.
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STlRMEl AND TAKEN.

The last stronghold of tn Hair PRISONERS sur
renders. CRIsTADORo's flag, bearing on Its
folds the magic words
CristAdOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
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Has long been regarned a. the best and cheqpest
Baking Powder in use. Perfectly pure ana healthy
i makes, al short notice, o~elicious Biscuits. Rolls.
&c. IueTe need be no waste of food prepared with.
II, as II Is always of the best quality. We would say
20 iho~e VINO have never used it that a very few trials
VIII enable them 70 use II, not only with entire sari--
faction. hut with economy.
Put up fall. net weight. a. represented.
GrocCrs and Dealers sell il.
DooLEY Il BROTHER, Proprictors.
to New street, New fork Civ.
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not to stain, extra thick and wei fattened. for Dwell
iings, Stores, Railroad Car Windows. and Locomu-
tive Head Lights, French window, picture and pho
togrnph glass, French skylight glass. Blue, red and
green signal and engraved glass enametled and
embossed glass looking-glass plates. (See tariff
No. II, sent on application Stores No. 295, 207,
209, 2f1, n. Fourth street.
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MANTED-AGENTS-T sell the most taking. in.
" siructye and universally sought after book is
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The BEST In the MARKET Wilkeep for yeass
in any climate. Pure, hsalthful, reliable, and
needs only to be known, to become the leading
Baking Powder in the c~nuntry. Put Up in mir
tight tin cans, Of I, ], ], and 5 lbs, full ret
~weigh'-each can having upon j, an elegant Ia
bel of directions, in English, French snd Ger
man.
Manufactured BY HoLLIsTER & co, Tole-
do, O, and sold by Grccers.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
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BeBi. II. Shoemaker,

h FRENCH PLATE GLASS
DEPOT and general WIN
,E.E DOW GLASS Warehouse,
" Philadelphia. Importer of
~ ENGLISH CRYSTAL
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~ To Benjamin G.. Patterson, Joseph NJ. c.
Harnsberger, William Guthrie, Henrietta Jar
man. Administrators of P. P. Jarman, deceased,
George W. Mcclure and Simeon Conner, Plain.
tifs and Agnes NJ. Davis, widow of Braxton Da--
Wis, deceased, John B. Baldwin. Trustee of Ag-
mes NJ Davis and her infant children, Ella A. Da-;
Wis, Henry Davis, Caroline Davis, and Charles B.
Davis, and J. N. Ryan, Guardian ad Hten of said
infants, Dctsndants T--s 5t,.s-ts-- x - :
Take notice that on MONDAY, the 21st day of.
AUGUST, 1871, at my office in Staunton l shall,
in pursuance of an Order made in the suit of Da
Wis Creditors VS. Davis Widow, &C.. at the June
Term. A. D. 1871, of the Circuit Court for the
County of Augusta, to which said suit, now de-.
pending therein in Chancery, you are partiesI
proceed to take state and settle the following ac-
counts; viz: -.e
LIST. Of the clear value of the lands conveyed
by Braxton Davis and wife to John B. baldwin
and Alexander H. II. Stuart, Trustees to secure
the debts of said Braxton Davis
End. Of the value of the lands conveyed by the
tripartite deed exhibited with the bill, and exc
cuted by said Braxton Davis, John B. Baldwin
and Agnes NJ Davis. h-si-f - ~ '.'Ssh - -
3rd. OF the contingent dover, interest of said
def't, Agnes NJ. Davis, in the real estate of said
Brax on Davis at the date of said deed to wit:
on the 22nd day of May, 1866, and of the excess,
if any, of the settlement made upon the said A g.
mes NJ. Davis by said tripartite deed. At'which
time and place you are required to attend. 7,af
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court this 18th day of July, 1871. an ~fs !; = :
l5s-a naa as.sa. j. w. GREEN SMITH, NJ :.
July 2O-4t Is ISL Commissioners. r..
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VALUABLE HARRESONBUR
Property for Sale.

will sell on accommodating terms, the valua--
BILE HOUSE and LOT in which Mrs. l. G, CofE
man is residing, in Harrisouburg. 1t is site
uated ON Main street, contains eight rooms and g..
cellar, all necessary out buildings, excellent wa
ter in the yard, and about one-fourth Of an acre
of garden lot, very fertile. The house is one of
the best and most convenient frame buildings in,
the town. Possession given on the lst of April,
1872. e'sf'-
Also HOUSE and LOT on Main Street, furth-
er north. containing six rooms, and about one
fourth of acre of ground. This building IS
not in good repair. Possession given lmmedla'ea-
y. Also, tI-! z it5I
EIGHT ACRES. OF LAND
adjoining the northern limits Of the corporation,
and fronting on The Valley, Turnpike. 1t is u.
! very valuable tract of land.
The terms of all this property will be made
accommodating and can be ascertained by apply
ing to Capt W. s. Lurty, Haruisonburg, or to.
the undersigned, at Staunton..
july 20 S. M. YOST.
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july 2O-4t
Commissioners Notice.

4 Commissioners Notice. ~,
~ To George NJ. Woods, and Susan Jane
Wood, Plaintiffs, and Robert c. Davis, Margaret
E. Curtis formerly Davis) John J. c. Davis, Liv-
ingston w.. Davis, James Wood, and Ella F. his
wife, Elina DAVIS, Henry A Davis, Caroline Da-
Wis, Charles B. Davis, Agnes Davis, widow, Of
Braxton Davis. deceased, Samuel nj. Woods, Geo.
W. Woods, Turner Ashby Woods Minnie j.
Woods, Mary Margaret Woods, the last four of
whom are infant children of George NJ. w Gods
and Susan Jane Woods, heirs at law.of Braxton
Davis, deceased, John B. Baldwin, Executor of
Braxton Davis, deceased, John B. Baldwin and
A. H. H. Stuart, trustees of Braxton Davis, de-
ceased, James M. Harris, and j. n Ryan. Guar
dian ad Litem of the infant defendants IN the suit
hereinafter mentioned, Defendants in said suit.
Take Notice that in pursuance Of an order Of
the Circuit Court of Augusta, on the Chancery
side thereof, made at the June Term, 1871, in the
suit of Woods 6 wife, Plaintiffs, VS. Davis heirs,
&c. Defendants, shall on the 21st day Of AU-:
GUST, 1871, at my Office in Staunton, proceed to
take state and settle the following accounts, viz :
LIST. Of the acting and doings of Alexander H.
H. Stuart and John B. Baldwin as trustees OF
Braxton Davis, deceased. s~ltFl =
End. Of the administration of said John Il.
Baldwin, Executor of Braxton Davis, deceased.
3rd. OF the actings and doings of the said'
Braxton Davis the trustee of Mrs. Susan j..
Woods and her children. p cias
Given under nay hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of said Court this 18th day of July,
1871 ]. W. GREEN SMITH,
july 13-4t. fs Commissioner.
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Neac Advertisements.
Notice,

~ To Stuart NJ. Crawford, Plaintiff, and
John Irvine, Administrator de 6onis non c. T. A.
Of Daniel McFall, deceased, Waller Oder, Rich
ard H. Dudley, Catherine McFall, Maggie McFall,
and Hamilton, James, Stuart B., and David c.
McFall, infant children of David McFal, de-
ceased, and Joseph N. Ryan, Guardian ad Litem
of said infants, Defendants.
Take Notice that on TUESDAY the Goth day of
AUGUST, 1871 at my Office in Staunton, shall,
in pursuance of an Order made in the suit OF
Crawford vs.. McFals Administrator, &C., at
the June Term 1871, of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county, to which said suit, now depending
therein in Chancery you are parties, proceed to
take, state and settle the following accounts, viz
1st. Of the transactions of the defendants John
Irvine and Preston Todd, as Administrators of
David McFall, deceased.
End. Of the debts due from said decedent and
the order of their priorities. hH ~
3rd. OF the real estate Of which the said de-
cedent died, seized and possessed - tl ktb
At which time and place all Creditors of said
Dapid Mcatl, deceased, are, al o, required to at
tend and file with the undersigned proper evil
dence Of their claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of said
Court this l4th day of July, 1871.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
July 27-4t -s$@ - Commissioner.
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l1ommissioner's Notice. Go


W. Zerkle, Defendant.
Take Notice that ON THURSDAY the 31st day
of AUGUST, 1871, at my office in Staunron, 3
shall, in pursuance of an order made in the sirft
of Koiner VS., Zerkle at the June Term, A.. d ..
1871, of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,.
to which said suit now depending therein in
Chancery, you parties, proceed to take, state
and settle the following accounts, viz: Xiaaf7:9
LIST. Of the judgment liens binding the lands Of
the said defendant Zerkle, and the order Of pri-
critics of said liens. c-a srt
End Of the fee simple and annual rental val
ues of the lands of said defendant liable to said
liens -ff@ @ ::
At which time and place, all lien Creditors Of
the said Jacob ". Zerkle also required to at
tend and file with the undersigned proper evil
dence of their claims. mi. .rs-. >
Court this 18th day Of July, 1871.
j. W. GREEN SMITH, p
july 27-4t Commissioner z
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New York Mills Cotton at 21c;
Wamsutta at zoe; as .e
Davol Cotton, better than New York Mills or
Wamsutta, at &c.,;
Androscoggin at 163e.; .a
The celebrated Harris Water twist cotton at l5c.
Extra fine full yard.wide Unbleached Cotton at
Pillow case Cotton, AZ inches wide, at 1896.
French Percales at 20c., worth 25c.;
Printed Brlliants at 1890. would be cheap at 80:
Piques at 20, IS, 80, 35, 40, and 50c.-a reduc-
ton from 5 to CSC on a yard;
Chinese Grass Cloth, for dresses, at &c., worth
25c.; r Ae ~.
Iron Grenadines at 25c., worth 40c. at 50c.,
would be cheap at Csc.
Black Grenadines;
Fancy Colored Striped Grenadines at 15c., worth
25c. per yard;
Plain and colored Lenos and Mozembiques at
1896, worth 25c.
Plaid Japanese Silks at Soc, worth S1,25;
Elegant styles japanese Silk al ST., worth $l,25
and $780,
Black Silks at 1,25, $50, 1875, and $2-all
very cheap;
Tucked Swiss Muslin, for waists, at 40c., worth
75c. per yard;
Ginghams at 10, 12s 162, 20, and 25c
Lawns at 81, 10, 12a, 1853, 20, and Csc. per yard
Extra inducements in SWISS Check, Hair cord,
Nainsook, Jackonet, Organdie, and Null
Muslns; r{sf
Bishop, Victoria, and Linen Lawn; Ti3c =
Genuine French wove Corsets-all colors and 81
zes-at &c., worth 81; 49,
Linen Checks at 20c., worth Soc;
Cotton Pants Stuffs at 20, 25, and Soc, worth Is
So, and 40c. 4+ .'ofN .s
Alexander Kid Gloves at 81, would be cheap al
-, 25; noa7t safsss if-sLs ss-sss.s.El
Honey comb Quilts, large enough for the largest
beds at 40 worth S. so. Extra quality al
1,6O, worth So;
Linen Collars at 1870, worth 25c.; gr.I8
A large stock of Linen Collars and Cuffs at as
tonishingly low prices
Gents Gauze Shirts at Soc. worth 81;
Doyles or Fringed Napkins at &C.,, worth 81 pei
dozen; -
Colored Fruit Doyles at Ito, worth $l,75 pei
dozen;
Table, Piano, Melodian, and Stand Covers al
very low prices;
Sash, Neck and Bonnet Ribbons $50 rsI {s!'
Hose, for men, women, and children; ee
Parasols marked down ever; so low, and lower
than that
Hemstitched, Tape, Bordered, Tucked, and Lace
Handkerchiefs at prices to make them g
|, fast !; apr
Table cloths, table Damask Napkins, and boy
lies at p.iees that cannot faifto suit; s.
Travelling Bags and Baskets
Saratoga and other Trunks very cheap;
JEWELRY, l4s4Esrs =+ ~
AND FIVE THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES AT
VERY LOW PRICES.
During the closing out sale no goods will bt
taken back or exchanged. All goods must bt
paid for on delivery.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915, Main St., Richmond, Va.
july 27-tf =. 5r-as.t s5fl +.
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july2744t,
commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice. Teel as9
| ~ To james w. Mccormick, petitioner, and
Philip Fauber, Administrator of Isaac X. Jordan,
deceased, as also Guardian of the Infant children
of said Jordan plaintf #, and Sarah Ann Jordan,
widow of said Isaac r. Jordan and George D..
4 Jordan, Margaret A. Jordan, Emma NJ. Jordan;
Mary Jane Jordan, James NJ. Jordnn Mar
tina Ellen Jordan, William Ezra McClanahan
! Jordan and SelIe W. Jordan, Infant children
and heirs and distributes of said Isaac t. Jordan,
and the unlno,cn Brothers and Sisters of the said
Isaac r. Jordan, and John Paris, Guardian ad
Item of said Infants Defendants. - -. ifsa r. ~
| Take Notice, that on WEDNESDAY,, the 30th
! day of AUGUST, 1871, at my office, in Staunton.
l shall in pursuance of an Order made in the
/ suit of Jordan's Guardian, &c., VS.. Jordan's wild
ow and heirs, at the June Term, 1871, of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, to which said
suit now depending therein i'll iChancery, you
are parties, proceed to take, state and settle an
account shewing: -E2.
| LIST. The estate Of Isaac r.. Jordan, deceased
| that come into the hands of his Administrator,
| Phi lip Fauber, and its administration by him,
said Fauber. -..
End The assets real and personal of the estate
of said decedent which may not have been admin
istered, their present form and value q ii a y
3rl The on standing debts of said decedent, by
Judgment OF otherwise, stating their priorities,
if any ,I,. .,,-..,--.-,
4th Tie value of the Dover interest OF Mrs.
Jordan in the mill and lands sold to James W.
Mccormick. -
5th Whether Isaac r. Jordan had the legal
title to said mill property purchased by said
Mccormick, and whether said Isaac r. Jordan
had fully paid his purchase money for said mill
p o. erty and if not paid how much is still due
thereon, to whom due, and whether the same is
lien on the property. .s... f.,.-sv r.s.,..- ....
At which time and place, all creditors 81 the said
Isaac g. Jordan, deceased, are, also, required to
attend and file with the undersigned proper evil
dence of their claims. H sG ifaiaa 3asi e5l
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court this 18th day of July, 1871.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
july 27-4t Commissioner.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
nELAMARE,s SPECIFIC PILLS.

Prepared by GARAHcIERE & DUPONT, No PA
Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly recommend
ed by the entire Medical Faculty Of
France,
Are the very best in all cases of spermatorrhea,
or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily or frema-
ture Emissions Sexual Weakness CIR Impotency;
Weakness arising from secret habits and sexual
excuses; Relaxation of the Genital Organs ;
Weak Spine; "Lime or s'Brickdnst' deposits
in the Urine; sMilky Discharges &C., and all
the ghas,ly train of Symptoms arising from
Overuse or Excesses. 4sl
They cure when all other remedies fail.
Full directions in each box.
PRICE S. PER Box, OR Boxes FOR SIS.
Sold by the principal Druggists, or will be sent
nv mail securely sealed from all o6servatian by en-
closing price to the Sole General Agent for Amer
ica. JOB MOSES, IS Cortland Street, Neso lorh
Pamphlets of Advice sent Free to any address.
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commissioners Sale of valua-

DIc LanG.--By virtue OF o decree of
the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rendered
on the 18th day of June, 1871, in, the suit of
,Iowrys widow and ais. vs. Mowry's heirs, Sc !,
the undersigned as special Commissioner therein
named, will proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on ..oT es .3.,-'.s d,
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871. .
valuable tract Of land containing 322 ACRES,
lying about miles East Of Staunton, on the
New Hope road, it being known as the home
farm of Geo, W. Mowry, deceased, and the same
upon which his widow resides.
This is one of the best farms in Augusta coun-
ty-the land of excellent quality, well enclosed,
and in fine state of cultivation. 1t has upon it
fine Brick Mansion House, good barn and all
other necessary out buildings. ~ q
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough cash in hand to
pay costs of sale, and the residue in four equal
annual pay ments from day of sale, the purchaser
executing his bonds with approved personal Sc
curity for the deferred payments, and the title
retained as ultimate security yssgs :-,fs - r.
~ nXoifl G, NJ COCHRAN, Jr.,,' y
July 27-tds Commissioner.
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BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

are unfailing in the cure of Coughs Colds, Asth-
ma Bronchitis, Sore throat, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Incipient consumption and Diseases
of the Lungs. They have no taste of medicine,
and any child will take them Thousands have
been restored to health that had before despalred'
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. single
dose relieves in Ten Minutes Ask for BRYAN $
ruAxosic WATERS. july 27-ly.
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The national debts of the different cour-
tries of the world amount to twenty two thou
sand millions of dollars Of this sum forty
four hundred millions are due by France ;
four thousand millions by Great Britain ;
three thousand millions by the United States,
including individual States, counties, and
towns sixteen hundred millions by Austria
fifteen hundred millions by Russia one thou
sand millions by Prussia and the German
States four hundred millions by Holland s;
twenty-one hundred millions by the other
European States and four thousand millions
by Asia, Africa, South America, and the 9th
re countries of the world.
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FALLING OF A RAILROAD BRIDGE The
Davis creek bridge on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, FIVE miles west of Charleston,
West Virginia, fell. on the goth, while the
workmen were putting up permanent timbers
Thirteen men fell with the bridge, two were
killed, one probably fatally injured and six
were seriously injured.
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be no apparent excuse or pretcxt tor fhe IN
PREVENTION of armed forced at the elections
and as Little as possible for ipformers, spies,
warrants, examinations, andindictments-the
apparatus of tyranny, ready to be employed
againstyou. Send your best men to the Con-
vention. they have no right to refuse their
services at time Ike this. They will devise
a discipline under which fit nominations for
the Legislature will be made, and the safety
of the State will be insured.
BY order Of the committee.
r. 7. DANIEL, Chm'n.
j. r.. Fisher, Sec'y.7
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Col. D. L. POWELL of Richmond, died in
Winchester on the 23rd, after a brief illness.
He had been there in attendance on the State
Educational Convention, when he was taken
sick, which resulted in death.
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The barn of Gideon Hester, in Botetourt
county, was struck by lightning last week and
entirely consumed Two hundred bushels Of
wheat, just threshed out. one wheat drill a
wagon, and one horse we're also burned.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-27

Capt. W. A. Anderson, State Senator from
Rockbridge, was married, on the evening of
the 18th, in St. Pauls church, Richmond, to
the daughter of Gen. Joseph r. Anderson,
of that CITY.