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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-08-22

M1celLN MOaEss.
ppp IN IA ATTRACTIVE SALE OF PURE
o"hD AND IMPORTED LEICESTER
SHEEP
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE, v1Re1N,.
ON SATURDAY. THE PATH INST
Mr.. VIM. Easton II offer for sale. hx ,.,,.
auction. at Charlottesville on SATURDAY on.v
ms. at 3 o'clock p m, FORTY: FIVE HEAD OR
THOROUGH BRED IMPORTED LEICESTER
SEE EEP.
comprising Rams from to years old, I
spring Lambs. II Eve Lambs, und II Ewes from
TO years old.
-" 'hese sheep are from ,he flock of cele-
. a'eu E"gl'sh Breeder, and will be warranted az
genuine and Pure bred LElCESTEHs ond 49,
nave averaged This season ia clinnino t,n.,.<
p U " weshed wool all round and Mr.
n"''oh Is eonndent that purer lot of Sheen have
ne'ei osiore been offered at public sale in the
oea'e. IL Is not intended to hold the Sheep Of
eAor o'aht prices. They will be offered at rea-
1n"o'e ana living prices, and to those who re.
s,sn 10 improve their focks this sale Offers
u,p' eoeoeh'ed opportunities, and Mr. Easfon
an hopes that the lovers of good stock will
cohie ior"a1d and eDcour a ge him in his tndear.
ors 10 introduce good and pure blood into the
neign"orpood. tendency to rapid fa,teninp.
nAu .arly rlpeness is the general CHARACTERISTIC,
OF ms sheep, which enables the breeder to-
bring his lambs forward and into market before,
those any other breed. The highest and best
references can be given as to the sepuineness
anu quality of these Sheep. Several other lots of
SHEEP, HORSES CATTLE ETC,
will be offered at this sale
aug 10. WIN. EASTOM..
" aiuaDle Real Estate for Sale
by virtue OF decree rendered by the Cir
cult Court OF Augusta county at the Novemhor
term. 1871, In the case Of John W. Barr VA
Logan j. Maupn." we will, as Commissioners ~
said Court proceed to sell on the premises. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1872.
that valuable South River Farm owned by Logan
j. Maupin, containing by estimation,
347S Acres.
lying on South River, about miles East of New
Hope This is Of the most valuable farms
in the Valley. The land is as rich as any in the
county. Ia large portion being River bottom, y lies
well and is easily 1Srmed The improvements
consist Of u
BRICK MANSION ~
and comodious out buildings. There is an orch
ard on the farrl. and an abundant supply of TIM
Der. The neigh borhood is one of the most de-
sirable in the county. This land will be SOLD
altog or in parcels may be deemed most
advisable.
TERMs.-Cash in hand to pay costs of sait and
sale, and the balance in four equal annual install
ments bearing interest from the day of sale-
bonds with approved security to be given by the
purchasers. and the title to be retained as ulti-
mate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR..
N. X. TROUT,
- MEADE F. WHITE
aug I5-5t Commissioners.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-08-22

TlOr Sale.-Two new Houses with Lots at
IL tached, situated on St. Clair street. The
Houses are well finished, and contain ten rooms
each. r4&s
= Terms accommodating, and made known by
application to E. W. HARTMAN.
aug 22-t Il Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-08-22

Eastwood School, propose to reopen
her. 1872
Tuition in all or any of the subjects taught.
$50 per session of nine months, payable half
yearly in advance, OF in monthly instalments at
the option of the patron. No pupil taken for lie,
than half session. Number Of pupils limited.
No extras. PIKE POWERS
auy 2o-ts
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-08-22

Besides Ladies, Children, and their attendants,
and more Men, Horses, Animals, Curiosities.
Cages, Performers, and originality and novelty
than any exhibition in the world and it is to day
what for years the management has been DESTROYS
of making it
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-08-22

Coal !!
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-08-22

Mr.. VIM. Easton VIII offer for SALE by puh,;.
auction. at Charlot; esville, on SATURDAY OIL
ms at 3 o'clock p. m.. FORTY; FIVE HEAD oV
THOROUGH BRED IMPORTED LEICESTER
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-08-22
-FOUR MAMMOTH PLEASURE PAV[LIOlJS +!

continually open the public the largest Of which capable
rably TWELVE THOUSAND PEOPLE, The number of feet of
these would if arranged be sufficient
Spn Mites Ling and neorv ou feet w1. Under these Mammoth Pa
hbited 500 Living Wild animals principal which is the ceeb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
COUNTY NEWS.

James r. Davis of Milford is appointed first
special justice Of the third district court Of
southern Worcester, and Zadok A. Taft Of Tx
bridge is appointed one of the special justices Of
the second district court of southern Worcester.
Joseph Perrin and Joseph Guyner of Warren
have been sent to the house of correction for
six months each for cruelty to a horse, which
they drove so hard during the extreme heat,
that he died within half an hour after reaching
the stable.
The republicans of Webster raised Grant
and Wilson flag in front OF the post office on
Monday evening, which was greeted with great
enthusiasm. Speeches were made by Rev Mr..
Brewster, VIM. H. Davis, Esq, A. f. Day, II.
|. JOsiin and others, who pledged the town for
the republicans next November
Commander II. L. Sibley, of the department
of Massachusetts, made an official visit to Post
8S, &. A. r., of Brookfeld on Tuesday evening.
Delegations were present from Posts 81 of Spen-
Ger, 81 of North Brookfield, and 14O of Stur-
bridge. Addresses were delivered by Com
mander Sibley and Comrade Warmer of Spring
field of his staff, and Post Commanders Goodell
of Brooktield, Bigelow Of Spencer, and Foster of
Sturbridge. The occasion was very pleasant
one and at the close of the exercises the visitors
were entertained at bountifu supper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
Political.

CHICAGO, Jul 1.-THE democratic and lib
eral republic0' sta central committee met in
lolnt session { prngfed, yesterday and Sc
lected a full electoral ticket, with eX Gov ernol
Bross and Judge Cation as electors at large.
The republicans of the 10th congressional dis
trict yesterday nominated James S. Martin for
congress.
RICHMOND, Va, July 17.-EX-GOv. Henry A
Wise, in letter declining an invitation to ad
dress a Grant and Wilson ratification meeting
Mt Alexandria, says at is entirely unfit for mt
to act with any political party at the present
time and in the present attitude of affairs. This
have said: that cannot and will not act with
the so-called liberal republicans. They are toe
liberal. They are so loose as to have no princi
pies, and TO adopt the worst as well as the best
to suit" Birds Of every feather met to.
gether at both Cincinnati and Baltimore
lhey have in strange confusion mingled white
SPIRITS aud gray, so that the party are the worst
OF mongrelS, and all things to all men. To you
l have patriotic word to say: Excel the liber-
al republicans; be just and true republicans to
yourselves and to all men. The time has come
Tor Gen. Grant to let us have peace.
A conference of several straght-out demo.
Gratis was held to-day, with the alleged purpose
of forming coalition against Greeley and
stump the state for Grant.
MANCHESTER, N. H., July 1.-THE demo-
Gratis and liberal republicans this evening flung
to the breeze two Greeley and Brown flags amid
much enthusiasm, followed by fine display of
fire works, on Merrimack square,
WILMINGTON, DEL, July 17.-Wm. Dean,
chairman of the democratic state committee OF
Delaware, publishes card announcing his
resignation OF that position on account of the
nomination OF Greeley, and says he is ready to
help form a straight democratic ticket
RICHMOND, Va, July 1.-THE conference of
anti-Greeey democrats, which met here to-day,
was secret, and the names of the participants
were not reported, excepting those Of James Ly-
ons and j. Harmer Gilmer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
Danger in being n GreeIeyite

RALEIGH, July 17-Samuel G Ross, a colored
marshal at the Greeley and Brown ratification
meeting was attacked by mob of colored men
and beaten last night. He sought protection at
police headquarters, where he remained for over
an hour. He left the station house at ten
O'Clock for his home and since then he has not
been seen or heard Of
Simon b. Craver, who was also colored mar
shall, yesterday, and delegate to the Cincinnati
convention, was assaulted at his residence and
his life threatened, his assailants charging him
with being Greeleyite and liberal republican.
The United States commissioner has issued a
warrant for the arrest of parties in the Crayer
case. The trial is postponed until tom rrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18

HARTFORD, Ct, July 1.-THE trustees of
Wesleyan University, at Middletown, to-day,
unanimously voted years leave of absence to
President Cummings, and he will sail for Eu-
rope soon after commencement. Ii is probable
that Prof. J. NJ. Van Week will perform the
duties of president during his absence Two
new men are TO be added to the board of instruc-
tioa. AT the annual business meeting of the
alumni to-day Orange Judd was chosen presi-
dent, G. i. Winchester corresponding secretary,
and Prof. G. S. Harrington memorialist. AT a
meeting of the alumni in Memorial chapel short
speeches were made by Gen. A. j. Egerton of
Minnesota, j. A. Skilton, cOnsul-general OF
Mexico, DIR. Daniel Curry of the Christian Adj.
yCcate, Rev, james Rogers of California, Prof.
Alexander WinChell of Michigan university.
and many Others. The regular commencement
exercises occur on Thursday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
Another Indian Gu TRACE.
Three Persons Killed and Three Taken
Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE war department
has details of the massacre Of the Lee family on
Clear Fork, sixteen miles below Fort Griffin,
Texas. The father, mother, and little girl eight
years of age, were killed by arrows, then scalped
and the bodies left with the arrows sticking in
them. Mrs Lees ears were cut off. Cordelia,
aged fifteen years, Susannah, aged seventeen
years, and John Lee, aged six years, were taken
prisoners.
The commander at Fort Griffin sent scouting
parties after the Indians, but there was great
delay in their starting, owing TO the food in the
river, and there were but small hopes of over
taking the murderers.
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type, time IS cts each subsequent insertion 50 ets,
week s2.75; 2weess s4oO; month 500 year so;
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Two lines for one week sID; three lines Sic;
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each subsequent insertion 50 cents months I00 on
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18

ST.. LOUIS, July 17.-It appears that the letter
nom Charles Sumner to i. M. Reavis of this
city, telegraphed from here last Saturday night,
was garbled by leaving out the two closing sen,
tenceS The full letter is as follows:
WASHINGTON, June a.
Z. u, RedviS Dear Sri think that on redec-
tton you will not think it advisable for me to write
public letter on the matter to which you call at.
tention. Mr.. Greeley and myself have been fellow
laborers in many things We were born in the same
year, and honor him very much. Between him
and another person, who Shall be nameess am
for him earnestly. shall be here for ten DAYS
longer. The republican party must be saved and
what can do shall be done for it,
Very truly yours, CHARLES SUMNER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
From south and Central America

NEW YORK, July 17.-Aspinwal advices state
that Prof. Agassiz'S exploring party visited
there on the Sd inst.
Nc canal route in Nicaragua has yet been de-
cided upon. Three officers of the expedition re-
main at San Juan to continue observations
during the four months absence of the corps
which is to make observations at La Virgin
The differences between the Argentine repub-
lie and Bolivia on the boundary question are in
creasing, and the Bolivian forces are about
to occupy ChacO Argentine. Brazil is believed
to be at the bottom Of the whole mischief.
IL is decreed that in all Roman Catholic ceme-
teries in Chill a portion OF the ground is to be
set apart hereafter for the interment of Protes-
tant dead,
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PncLnc Oonsi News.

SAN Francisco, July II. - The rumored
lynching of the anti-Chnese incendiaries al
Bantas by farmers, after being repeated in vari
Gus forms for days, proves wholesale canard
Charles Il. Delong, United States minister Il
Japan, sailed on the China, yesterday.
Spotted Tail, chief Of Brule Sioux Indians
with twelve or more of his principal chiefs, will
arrive in Washington the latter part of IN,
present week to settle with the government
questions with regard to the location OF an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
TERRIBLE Mnterrpoul-Tyo DroMncL.

DENVER, Col, Jnly IA remarkable water
spout occurred on the Central CITY stage road
four miles above Golden City, Sunday after
noon. torrent OF water struck carriage
containing j. Nierden his wife, her sister and
n girl named Blood who reside five or six miles
up the canon, aud were returning home. The
two latter were drowned. The body Of Miss
Vierden was found some three miles below the
scene of the disaster covered with sand aud
debris. The road was badly washed cut and
rendered impossible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE treasury reguIa
tiOn of June goth, concerning the exemption
from duty of imported materials going into the
construction of repair Of vessels will be SO mod
flied as TO require the payment of duty on henri
and Manila cordage, iron bars, copper and com
position sheathing, upon their entry; and when
it shall be shown that such articles have been
manufactured into materials going into the con
structon or repair of American vessels, the
duty paid will be refunded
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
The Cnlncnzr nrochurc.

New YORK, July 17.-A Washington dis
patch says that Secretary Fish arrived there yes
terday and is very much annoyed over the pub
LEGATION of Catacazy's defence. When the
original document was first announced, Mr..
Fish tried to obtain u copy from Chief Justice
Chase, but failed. Since Catacazy's return to
Europe, he maintained silence until his success.
sor, Baron Gutenberg, was received by the presi-
dent. The president in his reply, alluded TO the
Gatacazy matter, which was regarded by the
kussian government US uncallcd for. II was
this that gained for Catacazy permission to make
his story public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
Trial of Juduo R.rnnrd

SARATOGA, July 1.-THE court to try the i'm.
parchment case of Judge Barnard, consisting O.
Chief Justice Church, Judges Allen, Grover
Folger, Andrews, Rapelle, and twenty-sx mem
bers OF the state senate met to-day and or
ganized with the choice OF Judge Church n,
president.
Barnard's junior counsel asked for an adjourn
ment on account of the absence of the seniol
counsel (Mr Beach) and because of the con
finement of Judge Barnard to his room b,
an attack of rheumatic govt. After organ
izing the court adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
Trouble with the Red WIEN.

New YORK, July ia Utah dispatch states
that Indian agent Dodge and Colonel Nugent
held several stormy interviews with large
number of Indians on the 18th and 10TH and at
one time matters seemed very warlike, the
Indians taking TO the hills After considerable
trouble, however, number Of chiefs promised,
at second interview, to return to the reserva-
tions, and General Morrow thinks he will pre-
vent the threatened war.
Judge Mexican has granted an injunction
against the Illinois tunnel company in the case
of the Emma mine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
A S0und Inhinm pnlicr-

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Gen Sheridan in a
letter to the war department. says: 1--WE can
never stop the wild Indians from numbering and
stealing until we punish them. If a white man
in this country commits murder we hang him
if he steals horse we put him in the penitentia.
tialy; ii ar Indian commits these crimes we give
him better and more blankets | think NAV
with reason say that under this policy the civ.
ilization of the wild red man will progress slow.
w" -
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When completed it will be an attractive place OF
resort, and will deyeIope to the fullest extent
the natural beauties of this gem among New
England lakes.
PROBATE COURT--CHAPIN, J.-At the SEES
sion of the probate court, held in this city, on
Tuesday, the following business was trans
acted;
WiHS Pr0red.-Of John Dodge of New Braintree
Geo. s. Dodge executor, valuation Of estate $4,000
real $1,000 personal; of Francis Legate of Hard
wick, Jane X. Legate eXecutriX, $500 real, $500
personal; of Josiah Underwood of Gardner, Loren
20 Underwood executor, $1,000 real, $1,000 personal
of Nancy NJ. Wood ofiWestminster, Samuel IL
Sprague executor, $3.50 real, $50 personal; of ST.
las Gleason of Leicester, Sarah }. Gleason eNecu'
triX. S3OOO real S2lOO personal; of Albert Clapp oil
Grafton, Levi J. Hemmenway executor, $500 real
S2500 personal.
Administrators Appomted- Emory Stone on es-
state OF Elijah Stone of Auburn, 1916 personal
Russell Barrett on estate of Henry p. ,Iewett oil
Bolton, S20UO real and personal; Edwin Whitney
on estate of Micah Whitney of Thompson, Ct,
500 personal; Sarah A. Dudley on estate of T. w.
Dudley of Northbridge, 5000 real $4,000 person
al; Margaret Bailey on estate of Milton Bailey Of
Sterling, 5000 real $1,000 personal; Charles e
Berry on estate Of Sarah B. Durant of Warren
$1,000 real, $500 personal; Samuel Morse, Jr, on es.
tate Of Samuel Morse of Royalston, S2SO real, 5000
personal; Hiram Daniels on estate Of Stephen
Tucker of Blackstone, 800 real, $500 personal
Benjamin ii. Spaulding estate of Lydia Spaul
ding of Milford, 800 personal Edward Fogerty OF
estate of Michael FOgerty of Worcester, S30(
personal; Gideon NJ. Aldrich on estate Of Alvin
Cook of UXbridge, $1,000 real, $4,000 personal; Flu
nice Z. Cutter on estate of Calvin Cutter of War
rem. S20O0 real 5000 personal
Guardians Appoinied-Charles Within of Her.
bert IL, Sarah J, and Walter w Dudley of North.
bridge; VIM ID Peck of Addie A Bailey of Sterling;
Stephen HOlbrook of Walter ii Daniels of WOr-
cester; Joseph w Lewis of Hamilton Lewis o.
Charleston, G.; Anna w KnowltOn OF Charles I
knOwltOn of Worcester; Charlotte Nj Taylor of An
drew ID Lynde of Leicester, an insane person; Ellis
Walker OF Ollie Greeley of Royalston, an insane
person.
accounts Rendered-On estates of Charles
Knowton of Shrewsbury, Lowell III Sylvester o.
Westminster, Enoeh Brown Of Douglas, Taylor Es
tabrook of Rutland, Seth Brown of Winchendon
Lucinda Harrington of Grafton, Warren Landers OF
Grafton, Sylvia Pope of Oxford, Harriet Rice o.
Worcester, John Gates of Oxford, Orastus Brown
of Webster, Caroline NJ Wood of Fitchburg.
The next session of the court will be held in
this city on the first Tuesday in September,
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New York.


THE WORKlNGMEN,
NEW YORK, July 17.-rhere is a good deal of
objection offered by workmen to the Interna.
tionalsts taking part in the proposed eight. hour
parade.
THE STORM AT PORT JERyIs.
A Port lervis special says that the effects of
Wednesdays terrible storm are still apparent
on every hand. A week will elapse before
trains will resume their trips between Hawley
aud H0nesdnle. The river has rapidly subsidized.
WAR ON ILLICIT wnIsKEY STILLS.
In their raid upon the Illicit stills of Brooklyn,
Supervisor Duchess men seized one large cop
per still running whiskey at forty gallons an
hour, two thousand gallons Of molasses mash,
several barrels of rum, and all the tools and ac-
coutrements for manufacturing liquor. The
building, four stories high, will be confscated to
the government.
ENTERrRIslNG EMPLOYEES.
James BOardman, foreman; Richard Reading,
cleaner, and Dennis Shay, porter of Drigg' s
coffee warehouse, on South street, have been ar
rested for employing drummer and selling
stock ON their own account
MISCELLANEOUS.
StOkcs's counsel deny they have applied for
bail. They have no intention of doing so.
An early call will he made for liberal repub-
lican stale convention.
George Law has pronounced for Grant.
Julius Chambers, who undertook TO paddle Il
canoe from Lake ltaska TO New Orleans, reached
Quincy, ILL.,, on Tuesday, and shipped his canoe
to st. Louis.
Thermometer to-day reached 93 Several cases
of sunstroke occurred.
Mahlon Anderson has been arrested here for
enlightenment of public funds in Sweden.
IL is said that an effort will be made soon, IL
possible, TO have Thomas aud Patrick Hart and
John Redmond, witnesses for the prosecution in
the Stokes trial, admitted to bail until the next
trial They have been confined since the shoot.
ing Of Fisk.
The deaths in Brooklyn the past week were
only $40, great decrease.
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The weather.

WASHINGTON, July 17-SPM-Probabili
The barometer will probable continue rising
with northerly winds aad cooler weather from
the lower lakes westward to Missouri; cloudy
weather will continue over the Ohio valley
southwcsterly winds, with more numerous loca
storms will prevail in the South Atlantic and gull
states; westerly winds, with lower temperature
and cloudy weather, will prevail from Virginia
to New Jersey; easterlv winds and cloudy wealth
or will continue on the New England coast
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
Severe storm nj wheeling.

WHEELING, w. Va, July i7.-IIeavy shower.
this afternoon did great damage to property
The grading Of the Pittsburg, Wheeling and
Kentucky railroad, at the foot OF jefferson
street, was badly injured. The streets were
ovcrdowed greater part of the day, and SON,
of them are now blocked with debris.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT oURT.--WILLIAMs, j.
"Wednesday, July T.-Levi Gleason, for as
sault and battery, paid fine of $40 and costs.
Michael Broderick, for being common drunk
ard, sent to the house of correction for three
months.
Hannah McCune, for lewdness, was fined SIS
and costs which she paid
James Brtton paid fine of 81 and costs for
assault and battery, in addition to the regular
fine of So and costs for drunkenness.
Thomas Owens and Richard Elliott were sent
to the house of correction for the non-payment
of fines of SO and costs for drunkenness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
ACrimp KILLED by a sca Con,.,.

New YORK, July 17.-Captain Peleties of tn,
6arque Riyoli, in defending some Of his crew
from an attack of "crimps" yesterday at Quebec
struck James Dillon with an axe, nearly sever
ing his head from his body. Dillon died instant
ly. Pelletier was arrested, and the coroner.
jury finding him guilty Of murder, he was SEM
10 mil