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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.


FIRE AND MARINE.
JOHN III. CLAIBORNE g. Co., Agents, HOS
Main street.
LIVERPOOL LONDON & GLOBE, Daven-
port Co agents, ll04 Main street I'D foor)
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
CO., 1902 Main street See advertisement.
CHGS. NJ. ALFRIEND 4 SON, General Agents
e02 Main street. See advertisement.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF vIR.
CHINA, Tenth and Bank streets.
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK-Thomas S.
Arnisteau, agent--lll3 Main street.
LIFE.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, Virginia
Department office l0l4 Main street. See adj
vertisement
MUTUAL LIFE IN. Y.)-John Fl. Claiborne,
agent, ll0S Main street
PIEDMON" AND ARLINGTON-Home ONCE
922 Main street.
BROOkLXN IN. Y.)-Thos. NJ Alfriend & Son
Agents-S02 Main street. See advertisement.
UNIVERSAL LIFE IN. Y.)-L w. Rose Agent,
l1lS Main street
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DUBLIC SALE ~
NEW MARKET AND SPERRYVILLE
TURNPIKE.

DUBLlC SALE
Il OF THE
NEW MARKET AND SPERRYVILLE
TURNPIKE.
BY virtue of decree of the County Court of
Page county, rendered at Its July term, 1879, in
a cause therein pending In the name of lanes b.
Hudson and Others, Plaintiffs, against the New
Market and Sperryville Turnpike Company, de-
fendants, we the undersigned, as commissioners
named in said decree, will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at public auction, on
MONDAY, 23D OF DECEMBER, 1872,
in front of the courthouse door of Page county,
Va the whole of the New Market and Sperry
Vile Turnpike road mentioned in said decree.
This road extends from New Market, in Shen-
andoah county, Va, through the TOW n of Luray
to Sperryville, in Rappahannock county, Va, a
distance of thirty-six miles. and has large
amount OF travel passing over 1t
TERMS-A sufficient amount of the purchase
money in cash to pa, costs of suit and sale. and
tn residue in three equal annual pa, mems,
bearing intere t from the day of sale the pur-
chaser TO execute bonds for the deferred pay
ments with good personal security, and lien
retained on the property sold I'LL all the purchase
money 10 paid. H J. SMO T,
Z. B. BORST,
r. S. PARKS,
Sc ll--wSm Commissioners.
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TAuORS-Merchant.


JOHN LATOuCHE, Ell Main street.
ii. L. sALOMONSKY, No. South Fourteenth
street
b. BEECHER, No. South Fourteenth street
VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON CO., No. 10
Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel
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TRUNK MANDATORY.

TRUNK MANUFACI DRY, James Knots
proprietor, 9l6 Main street, under O. Wendlin
gers.
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{oTR-The report of the Dfspatch, of this
Fiowing Match at the State Fair, says: It is
noteworthy fact that every plowman (some
Pillow to show his skill" And this voluntary
compliment by the plowman Is the highest testi-
monial ever awarded. .a-..r
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Az EXTENSIVE CtAiM.--Coi. W. W. Warden. as
attorney for Mrs. Anna ". Ftzhngh, on Mon.
day, filed the largest claim ever fled before the
Southern Claims Commission. The demand Il
for 1915. 900 for wood aud timber taken for sub
plying the United States army during the rebel.
lion from the large estate OF Mrs. Fiizhugh. 10
Fairfax county, Virginia, known as "Rtyens.
worth" Among the papers held Is a safeguard
In the handwriting Of General Winfield Sco,i.
dated June -, 1861, which reads 10 follows
Mrs. A. ". Fiizhugh, Of Rivenswor,h - lady
OF great excellence, connected with The TAMIL, 81
The Father Of his Country, IT, with her family,
servants. house aud property, placed undsr the
sgfsgglTd Of the army"
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Gen. A. W. DeHison aHd the State
(nnaaaffaaa
iiTH DlsrRIcT. BALTIMORE Co.,
A. nA.L NagA

llTh DlsfhiCI, BALTIMORE TO-, l
May Goth, 1917.
AssWs. Editors ~ am pleased to see you u.
Ter 20 spiriedly into con'radciing the malicious
SANDER Published In the Baltimore American
against Gen. A. W. Denison, as being the author
o. the riot in the Republican State Convention.
WIZ you permit me TO say Whai knov about IL
As delegate TO the convention was furnished
With ticket which had TO present in order to
DC admitted TO that part Of the room assigned 10
the delegates. Soon after discovered prom.scu.
Gus gathering In this part Of the room, and upon
inquifing Of the Sergeant.at-Arms, I was informed
that Mr.. John McGarigle had collected all the
tickets and had dispensed with his the Sergtahts
-'serviees, telling him they were unnecessary
aud would not lie used had in nv hand
written resolution which ! had Intended 10 Offer
Tor the consideration Of the convention, thinking
! would ask advic. before presented IT, show.
ed u 10 Gen. ID lie said. No. that would look
rs though II was intended TO elect my position
! have been beaten in my wafd IA Baltimore city.
anu cannot hy any means, come before this c1n
venlion " This was the first knew of his de-.
ieni ~ baltimore city does not put NY name
~ tue county delegates shall not told him
To consider the meaus Il have nothing 10 do
With the means employed, abide by the result
was hIs repl, .fl him and did no, him
again until the committee ON Organization had
reur.d As Sas going DOT passed him rs he
Stood taking tn group 81 geniirmrn county
delegates Tie called To me aud advanced iu meet
me rs W met BE- asked " ! had dn-d accom.
pnuliug his passion with an invitation 10 dine
With him W. vent Immediately 10 Grrni-n :,
Hal p kc 10 uo one on the waf nor there. -.i
down 10 tie table aud a greater part ~ the time
ia'sri 81 tie luciicu's Of our Wu experience
tnplut'd ~ his Nay W. remained uutti five
mia1'ts ~ TO when, ~ ny sgggssfl0B W. wcni
back 20 'hr Convention. aud 10 a vety few min
a''s. DOT more ihan pee The heht brR'n the 6rsi
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Voo,hees om Greefev aud Gra,.

Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees,, member of'coa-
gross from Indiana, rose in the House Of Repre-
sentativeson the 18th instant to mako perscs Al
explanation Of his political position, and =
ing obtained permission ofthc House procest
10 make the following speech 70
CAS- 10 the nominee Of the Cincinnati eyn-
vention. whoever believed In the high pr IN.
tive tariff principles OF It's chief man " g u
support him, but he (voorhces) would nel
Was he expected 20 support Mr. Greeley %.
cause he had bcen the life. long cham ion lci
doctrines which he (Voorhees) opposed Was
be expected as u Western man, representa- "A.
Western laboring constituency that was gr.Q -
down by high protective tariff money -
support the great champion OF prr'sf
Was he expected 10 support u man mo
been tho most clhmorous advocate in all
land FOR the Ku klux legislation which hpi
dcsolaicd the homes Of the southern pr5ait
II Mr.. 0rceley's nomination promised fei,st y
| that blasted and down-trodden section ihere
wa, not much that he (voorheesl vouii moi
iorego To- subservc 50 holy and so benign 4 pnr.
pose. hut Mr. Greeley had been the 81 iesl
advocate Of the legislation which had para NO
aud prostratcd the South aud was that ~
reason why he should not got bis supper. hs
was told that the present Administrator ma
been cruel and unkind 10 the South haL u
| Administration had simply cxecnted pa
1 which the Cincinnati nominee had ~ 49, q
| "a Congress. That was all the dinrI nc
between them. one was the Executive aiies'
acting under his oath Il oiiica 70 execute ~
law. lad the other was a man who had "
on his conscience in regard 70 the mat,r- lr'
one who had urged the passage OF that rtf d
| tia Vas he expected "a support Mr.. Grts!' y
bccaus" within reccut d>tsfs desired ~ y
further extension Of the rresident,s y ;.
suspend habcas corpus all over thn
Was hc expected 10 support him beet q
I was the earnest and urgent advocafe the
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sEc- Victoria C. Woodruff for President and
Frederick Douglass for Vice President. is the
ticket nominated by the Woman suifragists
Convention In New York city.
This makes the third Presidential ticket that
= ia the field for the free will offering Of the
American people on the 6rst Tuesday alter the
drsi Monday Of November next When Presi.
dent Grant is renoininHted there will be four,
and il thc Democratic party sho.ld show IL,
wisdom by placing ticket in the field there
will be five. Folks should b. able 10 have some
choice out Of these.
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Nea0 Advertisements.
RETURN OF STREET PLATs

0Tricg CouSTY COMMISSIONERS BtLTIaoHE Co.,
TowsoSTOwS, May 22d. is.?. !
HNHE County Commissioners oi Baltimore
Il county. ia pursuance of the Acts IT As
sembly in such ease made nni provided here
BY Civ. notice that the p.ats II the survey "l
the location Of Edm"nson Avcruc formerly
Thompson street, extending into baltimore
county for the distance or tw" miles from the
City Of baltimore with proper explanations.
has been .,uiy filed ia the ciiirr II said County
Commissioners. end unless objections tn tho
same iled.
oH or tefore Ge 2Ist day II Ja"e. lsss.
the same will b" ratified aud confirmed A.
coriimr ;o law.
DANIEL !. McCArLEY,
BENJ. +. JORDAN
EDWARD RIDER.
County cumm'r, ia baltimore C"unty
Nav 25-lt
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The Fence Parfy.

rhr E.i+r. ig- 49, ~ anrvswv- vvrr -r
% ca.pp.Qr. aa4 'osaiN CO. ~ ,s,.,.g "a
se.a.'. 'sa' b. Quad " G--visr .ognA = .i>
f,,-,-4 .sF'oa ~ sspposst her. -. g.
r..a m ils ',7-- GOV pr anv tg' Denoerar
e. " G's-'', 'fi4nph a. Cirpaaaa .~-n, o
t.Vy ra' ,hag' -fsaria. % ila' parry 70 90
f.a-, OF cr b. ..3- ~ l,'- n.t-r s.-r
p.Iocra'Ir clifton. sn4 Demo, SIC u.Aaa..r. -
zach II t.4t' .ha.' tarir sheraton. ~ t...-
7f.l. pt-. o- 'a- asa ~ '.e p.r's tss, y',..s-
e. 'sfpo. i."4s - rampAss - i.l
ss' 'rv -,me ~ ,ff. po,'s ~ ias Iiemor'.'-
Ic I,'', ass =. - F..-. Pl,'g Tl. a.Hs
~ .,f'.t rN - position letter .t.a soy
otasf Wofi that knoWa 10 tie EaFa.h ~
gsa.- 10. p, I.v .n,. 'l- democratic CshV-l-
ton ..s.. .r!-fs n Baltimore On ne ,fh -
J.iy mex O. i.ilms s0mr democratic editor.
haze been tod AID or'giaaI suossl 10 LAY 10
f.., a. onr hound ani tell 20. uor.d hat ihsy
acre 'of Greece sni some have teen a-uly
,ha4sn o. announce tasf .aquA.i6-i oppe.. ~
70 Y Greeley tu' BE- sqccsci.i ~4ni-r .i.t
80 "a iTns Pc great fn..s - fa~m 10 he 20.
raj q tL- fence auI her. they go NuA me %yr
q
Nlsi'giy look * vsiu,y eni,sVoung 20 i-cid.
To- iL-m.,ge. % ah.eb .,ie 20 I4mp TIER At
'Iigts .. ridicaiog. They are 50 uncomfortable
unisf The circumstances a, really 10 bscome %
Pc. o usr jet COMMUNICATION
TaE vInF pa..sssses .-Ostsf the d-l-gsiss
thus far elected to the PbilAd-lphi. Convention
there are only thirteen Office holders Mos, %
the Delegates are instructed 10 fo,e tot the re.
nomination o. pt.sidrn; Grant! Quite nun.
Ter Of state. have instfuciei thei; delegate. 10
Soi- for We Pte.ij. az Collars renomina non
TOT The vice Presidency They stand a. iollo~s
Maine. Rood Island, Vermont, Mary land, Della
wa'c Indiana, Minnesota. Oregon, District Of
Columbia and Mou'ans, aggregaiiog % 'oi-s
Ma..achu.vits and New Hampshire are Instructed
10 vote for Henry Wilson, this giving him 50
SOies Ohio is Instructed 10 vote for Hon Wm.
,. Drnisrh, Which gives him % votes. James
.. Wilson Of Iowa gets the 20 votes Of that State.
Gen John " liarlaa Of Kentucky 10 to receive
the % votes Of tha, STATE Virginia will cas-,
her 90 votes tot S.uaior John =. Lewis, and
wes, Virginia w,ll cast her votes for Senator A.
I. Bor, mau
As the cOun,ry-,he peOPle--bAs already de.
eided the denomination Of President Grant, the
only conles, before the Convention 10 the selee.
ton Of the maa for the Vice Presidency. A. the
matter now stands Vice President Collar Is
at the head of the lie, and Hon wm. 3. Denisen
comes next. Bu, pabIie opinion seems to say
that the coates, lies between Mr. Collar and
Senator Wilson
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UaircrsaI Satisfactiom Impossible.

We are not and never bsve been Of those
who claimed that President Grants Admins
tration was infallible. lie has made many
mistakes in the selection Of men for Federal
positions. We know Of no man who has oecu-
pied the Presidential chair who has not. lie
has made changes in many cases when he has |
been convinced that tho appointment was a |
bad one or damaging to the public interest. We |
frankly admit that he has not moved as
promptly in many instances as VIC have wished |
him TO, and he has not made changes where
we think he should make them. But there are
others who think otherwise. Many good. honest
men differ from US in this Particular. II Is |
impossible TO make any appointments that
come fresh from the hands of the President that
shall be entirely satisfactory to every one. And
when you come TO consider that the President
has directly or indirectly in his hands the a;,-
Pointment Of perhaps fifty thousand men to
Office, how Ia IL possible then that be CO n make
all these appointments without finding o great
many selfish Republicans To complain aud tho
entire rank and flc Of the Democratic party to
set up an immaculate howl. when lac canno,
make one appointment without displcasing
somebody Suppose those who cfiicisc aud
grumblc and finally join the opposition had
succeeded in getting themselves and their
friends appointed 10 good place. would the
appointments have been any more rrcdi,ab!e
70 the Administration or the Republican party
than those are tina, were made % suppose
these critics had been empowered with making
all the appointments 10 suit themselves. Is It
at all probable tina, those appointments would
have been any more acceptable 10 The mass of
the --rsy or wOul they have e.ed ls,s e,,rn.
n,s. and cri'isi at the b yld' 4 the pef0-
Il mus, be remt\ bersd that fcr every c',ce
TO oil there are on "a average q. lcas, i've az
plicanis ior the petition Each Que % these !.
backed up by somebody IL. a'mos. aa los
possibility to Gnl "a applicant IT, ara 90
who caunn, iud somebody % recommend h.,u
aud to say something 10 some .aAlrut.-l m1n
in bis behalf Almost every sppi ltt .tm.
himself with uumcroa.lN sisusi l.,....a.
which appear the u-ue4 u .orr -srl .c-
queatly many rrom.ueIf m.u vs. 'h- rs
In addition o. this BE- ~. 4t....... ..t-. u-
mendatioH ir.m vat..s, ,..--.. I Ell
cants iot p.ac" hug. aai .., ta.s
backed AL 20. umeaiei tt. pr. j.
made upon t4r ada. s..t. a. .-r. ISL. ..I,.
10 behalf every place ....et I.-..#.
many -asr- ne sri sans taut ct..r
are a.. =. ia. i,.e-v * t...t
meat iAe- ..l 81. -.e... a.. RS.
s'verrmruta. w~.ia-r . ~.
'r"ais e. 20 A-r Is ..t,e p.
trend. Csc .;---. ~. 81. '-.. i-.. a.s.a.
According 81 t.s hes.
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yst'- The Loui,villc C,as,o Jis,.,li b. uu,
fVr Horace Irrrl"y ani i!rwu III Gchia
Age. OF New York, !. "xultfnt "v"t 90. affair.
We should n"t wonder II IL rii'or should throw
away all bis old hats aud wear white bead
covering ioT the balance OF bis natural lite.
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s'.-. lit. $50 'Ha' m"st . which they
aafr 'hr .sst 4t' Pre- n'rs' inau if'lu'ntly
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