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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13
TRENTON HIGH SCHOOL, q
, TRENTON, LA. Ia.
Rev. =. Lane Borden, PknApal. d.
TIE Ekpciecs of tbs HtAox ~ ObSsusance on
'i: ~ aSS~d d{sK n oGGhG 49,


| The Boerd Of Directors take This method
" Informing the Public thai q lew and com
modiOus School House = nov being erected.
and will 10 ready for TIE opening OF the
School 800 f'"' W
They have secured tie sosv1~s o6 Rev, J.
Lane Borden as PRINCIPAL, who has we'll
earned reputetion for o6dsaeyy Gnaeey and
enterprise as teacher. Tie PEne2p0l has
engaged Miss Mary Clisby, laAe a the Pres
byteeian Synodica1 Institpte, Talladaen. Ala.
Who will take charge Of the Feznale Depart.
meat. P1.sssing . 'thcse~Gh saueation,,
havf1g bal many years. sxperosnse Is .
Teacher In the best schools OF tlSe country,
And bringing testimohia2s a. the highest
charsctss, she is certainly tsu Qsalifed for
" The Scholastic Year sozsips Of three TERMS,
Of thirteen weeke each. Pupils charged from
tune Of entry to end Of term. No Deductions
saade except in cssss Of progressed sickness.
>: Tuition payable one-half In advance, and
osse- half ct .the end Of the torm. ~ '2,U
y ~ RATES OF TUITION 1e'' -
Fur Assna Of thirteen weeks: Primary
elass, %; intermediate class, 9l0; Aoabemic,
Glass, $l6; Music, 4l5 Incidental fee, 50 cts.
Board can be see0Feak Il rFtvaee families
= S15 per month. ,-.,
pr SoARp OF DiRnCqoss.
A. F. F1ournoy, President, Z. b. Blocker"
Secretary, b.. D. Sheppard, John Drsgo, T.
MCGUIRE, Jethro Moore, s. o. Larche. . d.
Trenton, Ia. Sept. -, LOO. n1-Y
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13
GROVES AND rIrwAKE:
= ~ BURIAL GAS Els.

A general ,.us0rtnlert Of thssS articles kept
on haAdsAs cold at ro9snnehls prlces BY the
NDderai0ped. wholesale Ortlsrs. for TinMare
nlled at New Orleans prices, freight added
Rspsirs promptly a&tsnAed 70. ~ ''','!
r. NAUGHTON,
dsc38-dtf Grand street, Monroe, La.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13
M0,.s.52
DUCATtoNAL..


I, oUIslANA STATE UNTv1ksriY;T
(No"s csaaesa rom Ia. SIDE II yless .aassayy>
. '' b BATON l't',s ROUGH ia ,," ,' ~
r s.''7qa AND sy's9sa,D " BHs ,14sn'eE
...,,,.,, ~ NISTH SESSION, ,.a,.,',,
next R ssssieS III be s|S = ls9
S T9gSfht nsHt,a and Ald~nsinss tan
:.7ffit'nsAcADEa(IeiBpAinD ~ iionyeJ
CONSISTS of aiislLasrps bf able INSTRUCTORS in
any xd{Ks ii skS bsst c6ffssss sSd Uni tfH
'' uRsR or s III! ~ &c -''.
Embraces Ptepsratory and As.dem nt,1 De- B.
psTtment, tnsinding a'Litsrtiv, BSiSntiAc
c e9a s ssa Sinner ssS eSJc St
LIBRARY. EPPAkKrUs AID cABrKrrs
Wen selceted and valuable 4he r9solof-f)
LARGEST and most Sompfete 4 IT, sov tf e sme
;brectne the extensive collections 6f TIC lats u
Col, Wales, Of Mississippi, and tbs Cabinets.
ofthe Topo aphical, Geold I'll and Botanri-.
ioal Survey Of louisiana. IA. 80. p sTNoa
4,tsiu,.J,, ADMISSION, bfut~o ,1ega.p
GrHrted to Cadets not nndsr, AfSaau ,yeAsssof
age, VINO know Arithmetic, Granlmar and
doPgxaphy. t;if,AHt. ttil ar Es;tf-t1fh -
,.ao- y. :E1x!lPFTEN,'sEs,~ .,,,rase9.
OF every kind, for ten months, SaD: 900.
payable In advanee; balanoe Fetruafy fst.
or hy-aoeePted Dlan, st sperot.. lr ninety
days. Payments may be 2aale through the
Canal or Citizens, Bank. - N Cd
Cadets recsiyed At any timp A1Hne the
!. hi'i9't s'''bscrp11Sas gs'"aa ~
Military, With daily drill 4 hs14sr,y Of four
guns will afford facilities for instruction in
ARTILLERY. Uniform OF Cadet gray Cloth, to
be had at the Institution It cost OF S2b
per suit. 81 A re-, -. -. -.
For further information, address 70
d. F. BOYD, Superintendent, rlGs.
.... BATON Rouge, La.
Office Of the University, in New Orleans at
'Swarbrick A.Co.'s, SO Camp Street.
: Until the rebuilding Of the College Edi
fee, lately destroyed BY IRE, near Xlexan-j
dria, the Institution is temporarily located
at Baton Rouge, in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location very healthy, and ac-
oommodations ample for Q large number of
Cadets. Number this session, ITO. '@.F. %
+! Nav q 1870 .aa
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13
TsEa4j,1TT Taiil1IiaF iI.s7TTE7 II
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.

From Monroe to Vicksburg-Carryin
all mail .niat tek for ,the Western, Eastern,
Middle, Pacific and Atlantic States, and New
Orleans,
Departs daily at A. M;
Arrives daily at7 PM Sundays except
From Shreveport 70 MonroeAs' s. =
Arrives daily at A. NJ; ,y.,.....- -.
Departs daily at 81 P. M.
From Camden, Ark.s via Farmewille to
Arrives Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at a. Ms - a }se,.arpsa .si ssfsJ..
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays aid Fri
days at on p. M; cl6ses at 8 p. m. ''.@'tN
From Monticello, Ark, via, Bastrops to
Monroe
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sstur-
days at P. NJ; +
Departs Mondays, wednesdays and Fri
days at 8 A. M. Closes evening previous at
o'clock.
From Hillsboro, Ark, via Ouachita City
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur.
days at 2 p. NJ; = = TT ~ :
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at A. M. Closes evening previous at
octock. - ..' Pas .... --. ~
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13
RATES OF TUITION:
aeoss~oE .AovsRTssAAeMJs.
y AOfEHsCHEN, ~.
- sv..t TDDALDR IN

~. s.,tst 7-DHALHR M =,
/; Fine gold aad silver W Patches, and q
French Snd S,AnerieAa Clocks, fine "a
solid gold Jswelry, Planes ana Aelo- ~
'dions, AnAicsl IlstranaeA1 Of ell descrip-
stions, Ahest music, As., ard solisitOr for the
celebrated pianos Of the st. Leafs Aanufkc-
tasing Company. Aes0o-asm:wy
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13

RosivO, stOrss and lbrwards cotton an,
merchandise at ruling rats, and deals, .
liberal prices, in Family Groceries, Wsstsrl
Dec. IL 1870. .it ~ }a.r - dam
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13

III AVING rented the store, warehouse
DeSiArd streets, shall on the 10Th or thiS
month, put up my shingle ~ . COMMISSION
MERCHANT. EUGENE TTSDALE.
an2-dawt~
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

. TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
D+SlT. HEAPssfi;:i- w. G. wIIGI4MsoN; >
M. D. DARLINGTON.
HEAD, WILLIAMSON & CO.,
ot eIdgsTRRNT0N, LA, >noitw.i.a
.seriiarT~pst
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
.tftsi.lG.ssii AN ~ ,:o.ioqef
COMMISSION MERCHAN Ts.
.'"a'essiiiastass, dylI.as!!iis .thn tI.''o~
DRY GOODS,
GROCERgESpwtnsAs
WESTERN PRODUCE, ~ "
FURNITURE, ~
-, -, I. ,HAzR ipwy4A Il Es II. i. !,
a....uali !. IRON CASTINGS. nj y,e
.i,a,i~,q4 NAILS, STOVES, <iisn,
-'a) ,.,'sf3 ! BAaaINH, sTrEs,,i-s q,
'@"' q ,9>'<irWk4oNs, CARTs,
''''''' 10" " >. T"' ,'l HxI1RREsss|s,,'
! s., r.e,.s.',..nf! SIN RtEFlLLT1NG,. ~>l
: ;5v xni~s.r,4 .ia- PLOME, ,r'll
{ AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES a.
1efNERALLY. y
New Orleans, New Horf ana St' Iouis ~
ditiem 70 their SalFeady lage' and ter1ed.
stock which ere all being Durehasod at tho
most Avotable tatss, <thfch enables fhar1
TO cell st Ne lowest prices, and viii be
pleased to supply their friends aad those
VINO may favor them with their patronage.
CASH AND eUfPLFEs ADVANCED ON.
Z s.. VIZ COTTON,
or they will purchase cotton It the highest
market prise. =.
the Their s.st ;tah ss Sc :sSs s,sss are
same reasonable. Cotton stored with them
will he insured If desired! -
Trenton, Dec. 30, 1870. al! d MA: +
NLOuRNOY d MILLsAPs,
Have just received and Eor sale
10000 papers BUist's Garden Seeds.
barrels Early .Rose Potatoes.
lso harieis Flour, on consignment, will be
closed out low. ."r'..:, Il
A lasge let OF Powder. t OBJ IT,. -...5 i
GO Avery Pl~~v, dissa frs~ Tie Anstery.
.Merehant's orders for the above roods
Will be filled 1t New Orleans prices and ex-
JANE, 167I. 62n
MONROE ADVERTisEMENTs.
EUGEHR rIsDALE, !
MAIsSIoK NERO HIATT.
Chr. 0,s.A snA Deliard 49,, Mo,ros. I
Jsn 7. II ina r.g-t,. demso-vlv-nIe
F. s.AUsTIE, 't =. ''07 I
GRAND eTRERr,
81 NROE, Ia, !
Rostv@, stors. and lorwsxds cotton and
merchandise 1t ruling rats, and deals, all
LIBERAL prices, in Family Groceries, Western
'roduce, Lguos, Beacon, Fleur, &C.
Dec, II 1870. .it h>},..i - dam i
FASHIONABLE DRBss.MANING.
- = 49, III -FI.sg ~, Es-.7 : Il
Mrs Y. J. HcKinnA respectfully informs
Ter former patrons that she has resumed
be business Of Drens-making and may be
onsulted ut the residence Of her mother
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13

pEMEMBER the Wagons ut snrehnor y
~ Mullins ere guaranteed. 80 ctr
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13

LAYING re-rented for . term OF yeasv,
IL the splendid Madam, MCGUIRE pianta-
and harvest, require ID more GOOD laborers.
Married men preferred. ~ ,fT9 ~ =, T.. ~
A common School Room aud q true
House Of Worship, will be erected upon the
banks Of tho Bayou DeSiard this Spring. >
20 EUGENE TISDALE.
. jan2-dswtf -'.a* - l"l---.f : ~,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13
WAREHOUSE NOTICE.

iHu,1rI + II -n<li -tf -s~ta;ss 7's l,e
Having 9 large Hnd oonpodions ware
house and eotton-shsd, 1 am prepared to re-
ceive and fofwafa cotton sna freight 81 all
kinds, on tks nssst aibxA tesan., I .~r-esI
J NJ B.-wnl ~ tie tais,tt - xirarket l psioe
for cotton, hides, and prodaes OF eli kinds.
'deel2-dsm, nraIT ~ 80! c. -
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13
GEORGE C. BNSsM4M&ERN =-:.;1
CON TECTIOE cry,

D''c" oooe~' CV'" = 0 'tes 90
Cakes ofall kinda, plain and ornarnented;
Candies; Candied Fruits; Nuts; fresh, pre-
served and canned Fruits; Fancy Articles;
Nick-Nacks, and everything kept in first
class Confectionery. Particular attention
given to Dinners, Party, Ball and WsddinS
Suppefs. SUMN1R SnAsos.-Iee Cream, Be-
ds and Mineral waters, aad nsfrssAine
Drinks of all kin0a. deel2-d3M
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-13

.
,.,..,... MoNRo6 ADVERTISEMENTS, a
GEORGE G CHAMBERLAIN y alEIlRGpL i, lnl 9f
'f,iI" ,s'wHorEszLs DEALER 'rslnnt fae
'i.l' DR'Y r6 ,J1sin dy'''t9'ah % 'Go' 9h
-b' NO. aTfsos6 So ~9g ~ ri 1,spa.,
GROCERIES, -es Nd lie ~
~ -,aGGd' @'p.an.Df n sfuG Oh.
i.ta 81 4,.i4eai AMP 1',,1Rt .R'OlDUICCaE,. ,,3i
MONROE, LII. @si@r"
,Wl tsfl.-as.,Ii+ ',I3W @.s1l's.1s sana' fafi'.'
.vtir0Ia'd 'j4rei IF ..,o, =
WINTER GOODS a. GROCERIES.
.sa,if :" '3nii1ad.R ~ aiott is.sr'l' Oh
..iols,
am constantly receiving sdditionst 40 my
already Large alnd rell selegsed stpckr
Staple and Fancy Dry Gesds, r'f'.'' q
B = ;'or, OPS, Hos II 4 ~ , '@''
oead Groceries. o.. eli, iis,els,
And WAL .ealthen 81 sheap, II hbt cheap
or, than any house Id North Louisiana n
.a,,i 5 inGEoRGRf CHAwBEnEAfN. d
III 1uyof r,.,ru s,f,@iTfsayoy 'sny,t
!, ,gJ'.f 2.lyo,j L1-.i.,', ~. = ,.ie.'
iGnnn7.f,>l& ',!i,~ .t'i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
An August Body.

Among Che pleasant incidents during the re-
cent soiourn Of the Senior Of this paper III
Washington was q visit to the Supreme Court
Of the United States then in session, the judges
clothed in their gowns having disuiied ap-
pcarance. The Court consists Of the following
members Chief Justice Chase, Justices Mel
son, Clifford, Swayue, Miller, Davis, Field,
Strong, and Bradley.
In the absence Of the Chief Justice, from i'll
health, Justice Nelson, the senior member, pre-
SIDES. lis personal and official bearing is i'm
reessiye We felt gratded on recognizing
and being gracefully recognized from the bench
by Judge SwAYSE, in the recollection that the
County Of jefferson had given birth to this
learned and urbane gentleman; and In the
natural association Of ideas the further fact was
brought to mind that the Judge hal the good
taste to select a coDgeuial partner for life from
the same region, lady whom We remember
from our youth as possessed ofthe gentle quail
tics which adorn and chccr household.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Let tho Called Jades Vince.

Though aware of the wounds inflicted upon
the Court House smugglers, we had no idea
that it required two mortal columns OF the
Register to convey to the tribe the lamenta-
tons of the Big Injun." He may cut and
swear again, often and loudly, but his TRADE
will scarcely save the scalps of his tribe and
HIMSELF Even if they succeed by an injunc-
ton in stayiug of results, it will only require
little time to put things right. Retributive
Justice will come sooner or later. The people
Of the county will take care hereafter not to
be misrcpresented by imbeciles like those who
have opposed their will. The days of hepis-
mics and Of clustering and skulking big ln-
iuns will soon be numbered. We can afford
to laugh at the blubberings and contortions Of
those who feel the harpoon in their hides.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
san Domingo.

n is stated that President Grants Commits
sionors o. san Domingo are returning home in
tho frigatc Tennessee, cooked and PINNED -
for a report in favor Of the purchase and an
ncxatiou Of tho negro Island to tho United
States tie opposition Of C,brll, the Insurccut
Chief. 10 the contrary notwithstanding One
extraordinary f,,: stands out, that before the
Commission left Hlyti, Lupcrow. who is one
IT Cabral's Generals, made a hostile demon
s.rliior against Monte Christie but tie crew
Of the Cait5j States mau-5f-var Congress
checked tie demonstration Now a plain
nan. in view Of tie neutral policy Of the Uni
ted States. might as,, by what authority the
commander gf the Congress in,esierei iu a
quarrel between Bacz and Cabralg
I;isrtl.i in Washington that President
Grant feels c..-f..-. , }..,- .l'o On force the
annexation treaty through L, senate by a
t..-.1.oIs ,ote, sri iu su,,b,r yeag the State
Of Ssc U.u. % wi.I bl ra.acI through in
-.n. 90 s..s '5a t'r,e electoral votes while
a., votes &C ,m- . Che southern States viii
.. ,.'.l gu'.
Tte payment II .,e Dominican debt Of some
l.a.,s.. AZ, 20 "a c.Ise Iaeuce II annexation /.
lu, wl4,l.c- t'eJ.r-.sut party carcior tla,:
Thrr, ur-r. tl.,..r- viii Dee considered c,e.r
a'.uy l..., l.s t.-, v4..- aI!.g, Is VI Gle
No...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Fee Declined.

The Hen. C. J. Faulkner who had been re-
tanned by the Supervisors of Berkeley and JEFF
ferson Counties to represent West Virginia in
the cause of Virginia rs. West Virginia recent
ly argued before and decided by the Supreme
Court of the United States, has declined to ac-
cept the appropriation of $500 from each
County for his services-the State Legislature
having made an appropriation of $4,000 as
his fee in said cause.
1t is generally conceded, we believe, by the
press, that West Virginia is indebted much to
the ability and tact displayed by Mr.. Faulk-
ner in the conduct of this cause for its decision
in her favor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
The Radical Camp.

The deposition Of Senator Sumner from the
Craftsmanship Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations, and Tie substitution Of Mr.. Cameron
in his place, has created a au,ter in the Gaji-
cal rauks-somo Of the aIlest OF the republic
can newspapers, F0rney's among them, con-
dcnluius it as an act worse than blunlcr. The
objection to Mr.. Sumner was because Of his op-
position to the San Domingo scheme The
President demanded the sacrifice, and 4 seryilc
majority obcyod. SO much for Bucking-
ham" So much for Sumner It is reported
that the indignant Senator has "a rod in
pickle"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
southern Claims Commission.

The President has appointed Judge Asa o.
Adds of Vermont, Ex-senator James B.
Howell Of Iowa, and Hon. Orange Ferris Of
New York, to be Commissioners Of Claims, to
receive and examine, aud consider the justice
and validity of the claims Of loyal citizens for
stores, supplies, dc, taken or furnished for the
use Of the army Of the United States in Insur-
Tectioncry States
Instructions as to the mode Of procedure
Will be shortly issued But we may as well
advise our friends that it will be useless to pre-
sent claims for damage to or rent Of property
The Commission is to report each case u the
next session Of Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
The Joint TIigh Commission.

This Commission is now in session at Wash
ington, constituted TO consider and report upon
an matters Of dispute between tho United
States and Great Britain, arising during the
late civil war-the fisheries, the Alabama
claims, Gc. Tie Commission consists OF the
following members:
AMERICAN Hon. Hamilton Fish, Judge
Samuel Nelson, Hon. Robert c. Schenck, Hon
T. Rockwell Hoar, and Hon. George IL. Vii
lams.
ESGLISU Sir Edward Thornton, Earl de-
Gray, Sir Stafford Northcole Professor Mon
taguc Bernard, and Sir John Mcdonald. Sec
rotary, Lord Tenterdon.
Thus far the Commissioners have done moth
ing between On interchange Of good dinners
an excellent method for predisposing them to
be concilia;ory and just and liberal as far as
their respective instructors viii permit them to
80. It is now said that the British govern
ment is putting in q clai m for confscated cot
ton belonging to its subjects, during the War
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed Trustee for Amer
IN lea Virginia Cooper, viz: that whereas
James Roper, deceased, late of this County, de-
vised by will dated the 10Th day of February,
1867, and probated the 18th day of January,
1868, among other provisions a large tract of
Land to his daughter America Virginia Cooper
for and during her natural life and for her own
separate use, free from the rights of any hus-
band, &c. All persons are hereby cautioned
not to trespass on said land, namely, cutting
timber, hauling wood, rails, single or any O.
Their timber, from this date, without my per-
mission, as will prosecute all such offenders
to the full extent Of the LAW.
JOSEPH STARRY, Trustee
March Is, 1S7l-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
The Pension Act.

We usy IS we'll mcntiOo again, for the in
formation Of friends, that the Pension Act Of
February nth, 1871, gives pension to such Of
the officers aud soldiers Of 1912, as served Sir-
iy-days, and were honorably discharged. The
application must be sworn TO before Judge
Of a Court Of Record.
Widows of such are entitled, If married be-
foro the 18th Of February, 1915 There will
be found but very few Of these. The act
would have been really bene6cent if passed
ten years ago, as most Of the claimants must
now be over seventy years of age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18

A Dominican Protest.

Mr.. Sumner. in the Senate, on Tuesday last,
presented an address in Spanish, signed by
prominent exiles, against the projected an
nexation of San Domingo. They protest on
the ground that the act is forbidden by the
Constitution of the Republic of Dominica
That Baez, the usurper, has caused many pa
triots opposed to the project to be sentenced
to death and execution, others put in chains,
many more imprisoned, and imposed rigor-
Gus ostracism upon majority of the most in
fuencial and notable citizens of the country
That many persons were forced to vote for
annexation against their convictions, &C.. that
the majority of the people are opposed to all
foreign domination that the sole object OF
Baez in the project is to convert into specie
large amounts of bills against the treasury OF
the Republic, by their payment to himself and
associates by the United States Government ;
that the annexation of Dominica would result
in grave complications for the Government Of
the United States, and in fatal consequences
for the sons of the soil and that it would be a
violation of international law. Therefore, the
memorialsts, in the name of themselves and
their countrymen, solemnly protest against
the treaty of annexation which has been pre-
scented by the Government of President Baez
to the Cabinet of Washington.
Messrs. Sherman and Morton opposed the
reading on the ground that foreigners could
not petition our government, and the point of
order being sustained by the Vice President,
Mr.. Sumner was not allowed to proceed and
make the document part of his speech. But
time will come for full exposure Of the
villanous scheme.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Notion Department,

and here we cap the climax:
Best French Note Paper Sc per quire Envel-
opes, French, SC package; Letter Paper 10, ~ a
lsc.; Buff Envelopes to Zoe. Shoe Laces Sc per
doz pair; best pin stuck Needles half price; Pins
SC paper Hair Pins &c package, gross IA Shirt
Buttons for SC, good 200 yd. Spool Cotton &c; a
whole box Ladies' Paper Collars &C.; Gents do 10
and l5c; No. Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves 75c
to sl-best. HOSIERY, Ladies and Gents I'm
dershirts, &C. A good article Of Hose aud Half
Hose l21lc. Full regular British Half Hose 25c.
Ladies' and Gents Vest and Pants from SOC b 81
As our Head Centre" or Chief Tycoon is al
ways at the Front Watching both the Auction and
Regular Market Of that World within itself, New
York City, and will keep us thoroughly informed
Of the slightest change, would at least ask our
friends, customers and the "rest Of mankind" to
call and post themselves before purchasing else
where. SETH n. TIMBERLAKE,
Statesmen; METROPOLITAS,
c. f. Timberlske, Charestown.
X. L. Undertake.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
NOTICE.

4 MEETING Of the subscribers to the capital
stock Of the Bank Of Chsrlestown will be
held at the Office Of the Valley Fire Insurance
Company, ". Va, at 2o'clock, P. NJ, on Mon
day, April Sd, for the purpose Of organizing, by
adopting bylaws, and the election Of Directors.
JOHN w. GRANTHAM,
JOHN W. nsCURDY,
A. G. TlMbERLAKE,
JOHN J. LOCK,
GEO. A. PORTERFIELD,
JOSEPH TRAPNELL.
Mar Is, lSIl-2t lneorporstors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18

REFLECTED, RICHMOND, Va, March 14th.-
The Legislature to-day elected John W. John
son, conservative, United States Senator, by
ore hundred and eight to fifty cast for John
Popham, the republican nominee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Valuable Lands in Market.
NISHING To concentrate my means, have
w concluded to sell my
Clarke and Warren Lands,
Cnnsi.Iinn Ia fnllnm


A Farm Of THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
FOUR ACRES, ia the upper edge Of Clarke, on
the pike leading from Winchester 10 Front Royal,
six miles from River Station, on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, and ten miles from Winchester.--
This farm has upon it House, Barn and Out
buildings, all new, excellent fencing" Cap and
Stone"
Also ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF TIMBER
will sell 364 for so per acre, or leo acre.,
more or less, with the buildings at $50 per acre.
Time 10 suit the purchaser.
Also a Farm in Warren County, called " Edge
wood miles from Manassas Gap Railroad, and
mile from Shenandoah River. The projected
Shenandoah Valley Railroad to run within mile
Of both Of said farms. EdgewOOd contains l7j a
cres-35 in splendid Timber, Buildings good, Land
equal 10 any in the Valley. This Farm, IL can BE-
proved ~ the Tenant, has been paying 10 per
cent on the price asked, for the last years.
Price SO, 600, on time 10 suit purchaser.
JAMES W. GLENN.
March 4 ISTI-Lt