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Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTINORR, I'D.

Olles-7 SD Eredenek -,

DR. JOHNSON
Has discovered tie nost CSEt1sr Ers.4..
only E4ectGAl Remedy u he Up,.d n 4 50
ness Of The Back O. LlnhS, SE.eTSrsS &c.,.
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, InTol-.,I,T1 TTS itl'
esarESS, lmpotsneJ, 6SnerA! Debility, Mr.,
neeS, DyGpepstA. LAaZso', LoT spth.i, Co. :;
Gion Of ltr~s, PAlpit8tiOn Of Tie HeIy; 7S,.1i..,
y, Trembling, D!nness Of sight, GittSIsSS.
diseases Of the HeGd. Throat, Mo- a ~.
ieetlOnI OF t1e E4EeH. BGHSE, 6t1aaeh T -. -
-tbOse TCrTiole Disorder Gyts.r2 no s
BAbtts o. folth-tEcEER md soiitlrJ p;StiI..y,
noIe htal % toE1r victims iktn tAe bdela Of IL
eJfcns 70 TIE 4GEi1efs Of UlySses, 6iPstirs
their NOS; brilliant hopes 0: snacipSt!ots, -
oerinR marriage, &c. impossible.
YOUNG MN
Especially, VITO have beEn he Vfetls4 a Sbg,
y Vloe, that ere1dfal GrA 6esSy1c3iTe ~.
which annually EUeepS % Al rsiIneiT 80.
thoosand9 Of Young Gea Of he most gxIy,rs
4lent and orLt1Ant intellect, Gho might o;Ae',
wise nave ennGneed listening eeoLses VitA n.
thunder Of eloq7enee, o. TGEed 70 soStAeJ u.
thrilling !Jse, may CAL viii fan eocA6eree
MARRIAGE.
HArr!e6 PefSonS, OF Yong Hea eon:sapAu.s
Marriage, being aware Of PhyE!eal WeSffesSH
organic debility, 6efoCmiteS, speedily ea!tt,
BE Who place. himSeN under III eSre oi n,
J., nay rel g!o1L!y eOnsde IN bis honor u 1 ~.
ueaan. and confidently rely upon lis Ek!1 = 4
ORGANIC wRAKNRSs
ImneAt8tely Cured And Pull ViFog RESTORED
This diStEcSGinS Affection. which reader iiS
miserable and Marriage impossible, u lie pad.
u paid By The victims Of Improper Ida tses
Young persons are 100 apt 70 commit exetsEeS
from not being aware Of The 6reAAfal oonAecstE
ces that may enEae. Nov, who that Esce:S:Gst,
the subject VIII pretend 70 deny that he poTe:
OF preservation Il lost oooneT BY thoAe hI.,fR
Into improper habits th1n By the pEadeHt. b
sides bii1E deprived Of The pleasure o. kealGy
O6spCinR, the most eefio1g AID destructive
symptoms OF both body and mind A'tSe, Tst
eystem becomes DeEAnged, the PbyI!eAl ~!
Mental Functions weakened, los Of ProGa-
tiTe PoReE, Nervous IRitSbtlity, DyEp%l4A
PalpA:Ation Of the Hear, Indigestion, Coasts.
storsl Debility a wasting Of he Pane, Co.'S.
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THR PRESS.

AtNSSAsNS @AA"' 40 SE 10 EASSo'
The many thousands cured a. this est8:s''.
ment within the last tWeuty years, and TIE -
erous important Surgical Operations pe:.oc--t
By Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the repor:e' q
the eCE, and many Other paper, Iot!at {
which appeared again and again before ;As -
lie, besides his Standing a EeatSEa1c o! az
AetGr and responsibility, Il . G1ddGri C=&'.l
10 the RGlieted.
Skin diseases speedily eared A.i
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's gTea. popularity Is due TO The fact, hat 4;
l. he PrEEST, CHEAPEsH and BEsT BAKING Pow.
DIV IN the market
nyl9 Wheeling, ". Va.
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Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, L..
dou, graduate from one Of the most em!:s-,
uSTt n whose HE hAs been SpEat In the boSp!a.,
q London, Pans, Philadelphia, and elSsEhe:t
hSs eRected SOME. of the most AstOnilhinR t-,e,
ever known. Many troabled With ItnGinE n
the had and cara when le!Oep, great ne2Toss
mesa, being Alarmed At sudden hOuDds, hask!;
times with arrangement OF mind, were tsftt
Immediately.
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oRR1CE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREE!
Len hand side going from Baltno:e Et1eE.
lev doom from the Gomez. Pau 10: % 2
eeTTe name and number.
~ No letters received unless poE.pA!G 4:
containing stamp 10 be RAed on the rrP.y. r.
EOnS writing Sho2ld state age and send po:;5.
Of advertisement describing EystnG.
TIE Doctors DIPLOMA hAnRS in his OFT
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pIsRAsRs o. lNPRIDENCE.


When the niSEQided md iGpC5GeE; Tu:N'J q!
pleasure ards be has inbibed Tie sttts 0! ,'l'
pa!rcsl 6iseaSe, Il too Often hGppSas EH !;
Timed serAe Of shame or dread Of c!taJIs:y &c
:eFS him from applying 70 thoEe Eto, t'o= &C.
cation and reSpeci8bNity. e1a 4Jo-e s<.Htt:
him. de4SytnG al the constitutional S!1Pt.:
Of this boETid disease make tht:f Ipi-s'sttr
Each 1s liberated sore throat, diseased pore, 10
tnH1Al pains Z the head and LIMB, ctE--ess d.
sight, deafness, nodes on the I'll; hnts ~;
arms, bloteheS on the head, face Ara sIE:t=.e:c'
progressing with irightfpl rSpItiig. =. ~ ~
The palate OF the noah or the boaet q IL ioes
fan In, and The victim Of this GT!ll etttsss =
comes 8 horTid object Of oonG3strA:u-. ~
death puts = period 70 his dresdf5l s=&e:.-s y
sending him 70 That Undiscovered Co:.il
from whence no Traveller res1rrs."
II IL melancholy fact that Thousands A. *
tins 70 this terrible disease, owing % ;as =
sktlf1lrees Of ignorant pcetendeES. VIC, y "a
use OF that DEADLT PorsoX, 4KEcrET. nm "
constitution, and make the reSidue al lie =!ss'
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BY TELEGRAPH
Special kilograms to the Staunton Viz
New Work Affairs,

New Work Affairs.
New YORK, Apl. 3.-Stokes express
es confidence in the ultimate result of
the efforts being made for him.
King, the imprisoned murderer in
the tombs is reported dying.
Scene mt the Wrec E6of the Attain
Nav York, ApL 3.-Horrible scenes
attending the loss of the Atlantic, are
still reported. The women were pre-
vented coming up on deck by the sea
breaking over the vessel. When the
usual order to close the matches was
given, dismal wall came up from
those who were smothering below
Many who safely gained the rock fell
back into the sea and were drowned -
Many were frozen to death.
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yer formerly employed by Hahn, who seemed
to have no special business in Alexandra,
and Dan Haney, colored lad, who it was
found had changed bats With Young and
another colored man. These men were
held at the station house It was discover
ed that Young. who bad worn black clothing
Ill the week previous, appeared on Satur-
day morning in light suit 50 changed
that Mr.. Gray, at the Do Drop In groce-
~ opposite. did not ct recognize h II y when be
first appeared. The house of Young, in
Alexandria. is pear the Jail, ana from its
top he witnessed on Friday last the execu.
ton Of Marley and immediate afterwards
went down stairs and made the billy which
was used in killing HAHN the same night
He persisted III declaring bis Innocence Of
the crime, and says be can prove that he
has not left Alexandria for week
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OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STANTON, March 18th, 1878.
To David Kunkle, admir- of John L. Kunkle,
decd, Plaintiff, and John B. McCulchan, adm
of John Supple, decd, Catherine Stuple the
widow, Johnathan Steinspring and Sarah j..
his wife, Henry c., Jacob K, Mary c., Nancy
E.and Rosalie Supple, children of John Supple,
decd, Defendants.
You are hereby notified that by virtue of de-
cree rendered in the County Court of Augusta,
May 30th, 1872, in which you are parties, plaintiff
and defendants, shall, on Thursday, l7M of
April 1878, al my Office in Stanton. pro iced to
take, state and settle the following accounts:
LIST. The acts and doings of the said John B.
McCutchan, as Admir- of John Supple, decd
3D. Of the deps outstanding and unsatis6ed.
against the estate Of said John Supple, dec d =,
and the order in which they are to be paid.
3rd. An account of the real estate, of which
the said John Stuple died seized, and the fee
simple and annual rental value thereof and such
other matter as may deem pertinent or may be
required by either of the parties. Atwhch time
and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
chancery for the court aforesaid, the day and
year first aforesaid.
marl44t CHARLES GRATTAN
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New Advertisements.
r uanDer.-1oo. ooo.Oou,Ooo FEET

I 4aanDer..AOO, OOO.OOb.OUO FEET
~ for Staunton and Valley r. R.
P. T. BURKHOLDER & J. A. HANGER,
Agents for
GAAR soorr & Co.'s STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES,
from to 100 horse power. Boilers of all sizes.
Portable and Stationary Circular and Muly Saw
Mills, With capacity to cut from 3 600 to $4,000
feet of lumter per day Patent Head Blocks
will set both euds Of log with one stroke of lever
saves one hand. Circular and Drag Saws, Gum
and Leather Betting, Log and Lumber Cars,
Steam Gauges, Patent Governors, Steam Jet
Pumps and all parts of Engines and Mills
Two active men, with small capital, can run
our light engine, circular saw-mill and separa-
tor to better profit than $40, 600 Valley farm.
We again offer Gaar's Gold Medal Steam or
Horse Power ThresheI, numbers from to ten
horse mounted power, with folding stacker and
Gaar's safety coupling. The best separator ever
introduced in the Valley Clover seel hullers,
&c. We are also selling the Bayne wagons.
suitable for farm and marketing. We put up
our machines and guarantee satisfaction, accor-
ding to the warranty of our manufacturers.
Orders filled in twenty days.
For price list and circulars address,
BURKHOLDER & HANGER,
marl4-tf Stauntoa Va.
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MONEY FOR TEACHERS. -Supe iutendept
of education, Ruffner, issues notice that
upon the approval of, the bill requiring
school revenue tax to be paid in money, be
will "proeeed to appcr'ion among the cities
and counties Of the State about one hundred
and two thousand dollars, which will give
twenty-i We cents per head ofthe school pop
ulatjon''
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CONTRACT FOR THE SOUTH BRANCH RAIL

CONTRACT FOR THE SOUTH BRANCH RAIL
RoAD-Tho prellminaries with regard to
building the South Branch 3. R have
been adjusted with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. and the contract for the whole
road has been let to Mr.. Watkins, Of Wash
ington city, to be finished by Jan /, 1874.
It is the purpose of the company 60 extend
che road through Hardy, Pendleton, High
land and Bath. To the last-named counties,
1T is stated, there is strong feeling among
she people in favor of the road.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
! " STAUNToN, March 18th 1873.
To Samuel Barley, and James s. Smith & Co.,
suing for themselves and other lien creditors
of Defendant, Plainti and Charles j. Cam
eron, Defendant.
You are hereby not;fel that shall by virtue
of a decree rendered in the County Court of Au
gusta, on the lst of November, 1872, in which
you are parties, plaintiffs and Defendant, pro-
coed at my off e, in Stanton, OF the 22nd of
april, 1873 to take, state and settle an account
LIST. Of the liens upon the real estate of the De-
ftndant With their respective amounts and pri
critics.
I'd The real estate of the Defendant subject to
said liens; how held by him, and The fee simple
and annual rental value thereof and any other
matter may deem pertinent or required to be
stated by either of the parties.
At which time and place you are required to
attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery for the Court aforesaid, the day and
year first aforesaid
CHARLES GRATTAN.
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NHESAPEAkE & OHIO kAlLkUAD. IN
" and after LIST April, 1873, PASSENGER TRAINS
will run as follows:
WESTWARD.

" and after LIST April, 1873, PASSENGER TRAINS
will run follows:
WESTWARD
MAIL TRAIN.--Leaves Richmond $50 A. NJ
7A1LY. except Sunday, connecting with Orange
Alexandra & Manassas railroad at Gordonsvile
and Charlottesville, and arrives at Staunton 34l
p. M. and at White Sui phur Springs at S:22 p M,
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond at 10 p.
M. DAILY, except Saturday, and arrives at Staun-
ton 34) A M. and at Huntington $50 P. NJ
Steamer leaves Huntington arrival of the
train, and arrives at Cincinnati at o'clock next
morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
sulphur only at Junction, Gordonsville, Char.
lottesviile. Stanton, Goshen and Coviugt ton
ACCO MMODATION TRAIN Leaves Rich.
mond at 435 +. M. DAILY. except Sunday, and ar
rives at Gordohsvile at Els P. W
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at P. M. DAILY ex-
cept Saturday, and arrives at Huntington at A.
M. next day, connecting with Express train
EXPRESS TR 4Ik.-Ieaves Huntington at 10
A. NJ DAILY. except Sunday, and arrives al Stauu-
ton l1:30 p. M. and at Richmond at 430 A. M. next
day. This train stops between White Sulphar
aud Richmond, only at junction. Gordonsville,
Charlottesville, Staun ton, Goshen and Coyington.
MAIL TRA1N.-Leaves White Sulphur 6 A. M.
Alexandria & Manassas railroad at Charlottps-
VILE and Gordonsvilie, and arrives at Stanton,
'0:39 A. M. and at Richmond 5:39 p. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-LeavesG ordons-
vile A. NJ. DAILY, except Sundays and arrives at
Richmon $50 A. M.
For further information inquire at the Com ps-
ny's office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. H. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAS. F. NETHERLAND, General Ticket Agent
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STANTON, March 1lth 1873.
To Elizabeth McCue, Admx of Thos. W.
McJue dec; d, Plaintiff, nd Absalom Knowles,
Defendant.
You re hereby notified that by virtue of de-
cree in the County Court of Augusta county, on
the 2lst of Sept. 1872, in a suit in which you are
plaintiffs and defendants, shall, on Monday, the
l4th Of April, 1878, at my Office in Staunton,
proceed to take, stale and settle the following
accounts
LIST. Of all real estate owned by Defendant
Absalom Knowles, since the commencement Of
the term at which the complainant obtained her
judgment.
I'd OF the fee simple and annual rental values
of all such real estate.
Sd Of liens resting upon such real estate
with the respective priorities of the same-to-
gether with any matter deemed pertinent by me
or required by any party to be stated.
At which time and place you are required to
attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery for the Court aforesaid, this day and
year first aforesaid.
marl4 At CHARLES GRATTAN.
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-Vs--
DEATH OF PROMINENT MEN. Judge
William Daniel died in Nelson County, Va.
where he had gone to attend Circuit Court,
on Friday last, ofapoplexy. He was ma.
tive of Cumberland, and had served in the
Virginia Legislature with Clay and Rives.
10 1S47 he was elected by the Legislature
to the bench of the Supreme Court of Appeals
Of Virginia, which position he held until
1865, when he was removed by the United
States authorities Nicolas F. Bocock, a
distinguished lawyer of Buckingham and
brother of Hon. Thomas S. Bocock, died
last week. Judge Mason, Secretary o.
State of Maryland, died of neuralgia, in
Elkton, Md, where he was attending Cir
cult Court, Friday last A letter says:
SIT was at the table, where he was scat,
ed in company with Judge Price of Har-
ford, Judges Wicks and Stump, of the Cecil
Court, and with the counsel who had been
associated and opposed him in the case, that
the first Indications of his illness were
shown. He was observed to participate
with difficulty in the conversation, and to
seem drowsy to such degree that, When he
left the room very abruptly, Judge Wicks,
who had watched his changed countenance,
suggested that it was more than natural
sleep which was overcoming him, and that
he should be quickly followed. He was
found near the stairway, leaning against the
wall, one side of bis body apparently rigid
He was still conscious, and asked to be ia
ken to his own room. mentioning the mum.
Der of it. He was lifted there and placed
in a recumbent posture, and medical attend
ance summoned with all possible haste. Drs,
Mitchell, lamar and Ellis responded. and
did all that medical skill and judgment
could suggest to relieve and reanimate him
From the first, however the physicians ex-
pressed little hope of his recovery. His
breathing became very perceptibly more diff
cult and rapid until point was reached in
the attack at which both pulse and breath
began to grow more feeble. Quietly and
without any exhibition Of suffering, and iu
about two hours from the inception Of the
attack, which was pronounced to be apoplec.
tic, all Indications Of life ceased"
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CHURCHVELLE Horse Thief
I DETECT We CLUB A meeting Of the
club will be held at Swoope Depot, on Satur-
day, May 10th, 1878. There will be business of
importance to transact, and full attendance is
required. apl. l--3t.
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New Advertisement
MCCLURE g. MILLER
WHOLESALE GROCERS
and CONFESSION NER GIANTS.
Opposite C. & o. r. R. Freight Depot.
New Advertisements.

and CONFESSION MER GIANTS,
Opposite c. & o. r. R. Freight Depot.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Snow Hill MsamawHaSs Salt Works.
JAMES RIVER CEMENT WORKS,
JACKSON h CO.'S CELEBRATED KERO
and L U 3RICATING OILS.
1000 barrels Kanawha Salt,
500 barrels Flour
loo kegs Nails,
100 boxes chewing tobacco,
25 boxes smoking tobacco,
so kegs Burden Horse shoes,
10 kegs Burden mule shoes,
SO barrels sugar .-..
so barrels coffee,
50 barrels kerosene oil-test 10
rs barrels lubricating,
% barrels molasses,
20 barrels crackers,
100 barrels cement
100 barrels ga No. /" Lime,
SO boxes candles,
so boxes glass;
10000 lbs. bacon at Jobbers prices to mer
chants AMI
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THE VALLEY RAILROAD

President Carrot. of the Valley Railroad,
who was here yesterday, stated that the
road to Lexington would be advertised to be
let in few weeks, and some of the heavy
work will be let in few days. This will
be good news to our Lexington friends,
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Books, Periodicals DC.


DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
TEACHERS, PARENTS AND SCHOLARS
will find all the SCHOOL BOOKS used 10 GU
public and private schools at
BELL az CO.'S,
CORNER MAIN AND NEW STR
STANTON, VA.
They would invite the attention of parents,
teachers, and scholars to their large and varied
assortment of
SCHOOL-BOOKS,
embracing all the leading books used in colleges,
public and private schools, and which are sold
publishers lowest rates
ALL BOOKS USED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
supplied at lowest prices fixed by State Board
Education.
COMPLETE CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free on application.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AND
TEACHERS. 3I
va Orders from the Country promptly at
tended to.
octll-tf.
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Fsyette Mauzg for many years clerk Of
Cu}peper Va court is dead.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
To ssmI. H. Steel, William G. Jones, James
Huff, John Harper, Exor of Joseph Harper
decd, and all creditors of said Saml H. Steel
holding liens by Judgment or otherwise binding
the real estate of said Steel.
Take Notice, that in pursuance of a decree
rendered on the lst day of Nov, 1872, in the
Cnancery cause of Jones &c. u.s. Steel | will
proceed, at my Office. in the CRY of Staunton,
on SATURDAY, 9Th day Of Apr,l 1878, to take an
account showing the amon n and dignity of all
liens binding the real estate of said Samuel H.
Steel, also the fee simple and annual rental val
lie Of such real estate together with any other
matters deemed pertinent by myself or required
by any of the parties to be stated
Given under my hand as Commissioner il
Chancery for the County Court of Augusta this
10th day of March, 1873
mar14-4t G. M HARRISON Corn'r
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DUBLlC SALE i will sell at public sale at
l my residence on South River, tiles below
Wayne'boro' on Thursday. the 3rl7
day of April, all my personal property.
consisting of Colts, Mich Cows some young
cattle, Threshing Machine Drill, Buckeye
Reaper and Mover, Plows and Harrows, and
Farming utensils generally, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Copper kettles, and many
other things too tedious to mention
TERN made known on day OF SALE
marl4-4t HENRY A HARNER
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The BANKRUPT Law Mr. Robert W.
Hughes is out in another letter about the
Bankrupt Law, in which be says the walv-
eFs Of the Homestead sre OF DO effect, and
90 down before the weepiog action Of that
act.
,----ss A ..qp-.- sz---
Senator A 3 Coochran Of Augusta is
spoken Of by the Richmond correspondents
u Conservative nopinee for Governor. 'z
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THE MURDERER HANGED.

He Was then told to stand on the top of
hox in the rear Of the wagon. He did so.
The rope was made fast. and then the wag
on was driven suddenly out from under him,
leaving the poor wretch swinging in mid
air. There was no fall, 50 his neck was
not broken and death resulted from ttrangu-
lation. His struggles we're terrible while
they lasted, but at the end of ten minutes
The body hung motiopless and he was pro-
nounced dead. The crowd quietly and slow
/? dispersed in all directions, leaving the
body to the friends. The whole affair
passed off quietly and as decently as such
thing could be done. There WIS no noise,
no unseepipg behavior, and the only thing
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AGAIN ON HIS KNEES.

Tarpcy again went on his knees, and in
agoniziug toaes begged for bis lie, but he
was cut short with the stern announcement
that he had but thirty minutes to live, and
be had better make his preparations. He
then seemed to grow femer, and a,ked il he
might make will From the crowd law
yer came up and wrote out a brief will. In
it Tsrpey bequeathed one thousand dollars
to Nicholson, the husband of the murdered
woman, his gold watch aad chau 10 friend,
NJ V. McGarvey. and all the ,e>t of his
property, some $40, 600, to his wife aud
children. This work done, Tarpey began to
pray, and never ceased except to protest bis
innocence of intentional murder until the
minute arrived, when the leader told him
that his time bad come. He only said =
"Wel, I'm ready, but you are committing
murder Tarpey then sank on his knees
and prayed while the rope was being ad-
justed
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10000 Tbs. bacon at Jobber's prices to mer
chants. AMI