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Deaths.

It the residence of her father, near Har.
risonburg. on Friday morning last, after pro
tracted Illness, of Consumption, Miss Annie NJ.
daugter Of Frankknk Liskey, aged % years and
months.
At the residence Of her husband, in Morgan
county, Missouri, on the 9th Of November, after
a trief illness, Mrs. Rebecca, consort of Ana.as
J. Moomaw, and daughter of Daniel and Sallie
Bowman, Of Rockingham county, Va. aged 90
years, I months and Il days.
At his residence on Tinvile's Creek, Rocking
ham county, Va, on Thursday night the 18th Of
November, after protraced illness, Peter
Acker, aged 81 years, aud one month.
At Mossv Greek Iron Works, Augusta county,
Va, November 18th, Mrs. Regina F. Tomkies,
daughter of the late Daniel Ferrer. Esq
Eliza Andrew, daughter of Henry and Mary
Andrew, departed this life, near SANG ersville.
Augusta county, Va, on the 5th day Of October,
1878, aged 81 years, mouths 10 days.
On the 25th instant, Mrs. Mary E., wife OF
William Wise. of this city, leaving two small
children motherless, and an affectionate husband
and friends to mourn their loss.
At White Post Clarke county, Virginia, on
Saturday, November Sth, of Pneumonia, in the
Gard year of his age, Philip Nelson Meade, old
est son of the late Bishop Meade. s
On the 9Th of August, 1873, at the old home
stead, near Moscow, Augusta county, Va, Sally.
consort of Adam Rusmisel, Sr, deceased, at the
advanced age OF SO years and mouths
In staunton, November 10Th, Miss Mary D.
Whitcomb, sister Of Col H D Hhitcomb.
on Tuesday night, the 18th instant, Mrs paulina
Quarter. Wits Of Mr. Monroe Quarter and
daughter Of Andrew Beard, Egg, aged shout %
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Miscellaneous.
Commissioners OG1ce.

SrAuNToM, VA, Nov q. 1873
To Thomas Caibreath, Plaintiff, and the Eir
GINA Porcelain end Earthenware Company. De.
PENDANTS, and to all creditors of said conp,tnv.
Take NoTIcE, That in purapance of q. decree
of the county court Of Augusta county. render.
ed February 9th, 1878, in the cause Of Cal.
breath vs.. Va. Porcelain and Earthsnware com
pany. then depending therein in ch.neery, but
since removed to the Circuit COURT for said coun
ty, shall on the
10Th day of DECEMBER, 1873,
at my Office in Stanton, proceed to ascertain
and report
1st. The real estate owned nv the Va. Por-
celain and Earthenware company, together with
the fee simple and annual rental value thereof.
End. The liens outstanding and unsatisfi ed
against such real estate whether by Judgment or
otherwise, in their order OF priority, and
3rd. Any other matter deemed pertinent by
myself or required by any party in interest to
be stated.
At which time and place you are required to
attend; and all lien creditors ct said company
are required then and there to attend and file
with the undersigned proper evidence Of their
claims.
Given under my hand as commissioning in chan
Gerry Of the circuit court for Augusta county, the
day and year first aforesaid
Eey l3-4s ]. w. GREEN SMITH. coua'r.
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THE STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATloN.-The gen
ttlemen composing this board met at the capitol
20 day. The report of MAJ or Jed Ilotchkiss. a
Eery able document on the subj ect of immigra-
dion. was read, and approved by the board. The
subject will doubtless be presented to the general
sassenbly insuch'a way will induce that body
TO take some decisive action on-state account.
We take the above from the State Journal OF
tho 25th. 1t is our opinion that the legislature
will have as much as it Can attend to, if it sue
.seeds in managing. the State finances. So far ,as
.tbe iimmigra ton aimed to be procured by the
Estate board is concerned, 1--WE have poor opinion
sof it. We have as much labor now, and more,
than we have work for. Virginia'wants capital
and enterprise. These, Immigration Boards
cannot induce to come. They seek localities
were investments will pay, and where social
il.tions are nsS rspulsixe. So long .as men are
,peraecpted sand prescribed for maintaining their
nhonsst opinions public questions, and
choosing 10 differ with the fossilized politicians
.of the State, 80 long will the immigration we
saost,need and the only kind that will be of any
lbeneft to us. avoid US. The whole scheme of
sthis Immigration Board is the baldest demagog-
eery, designed to establish soft places fer played
out politicians and schemng dead beats. If the
legislature dares to touch the thing they viii raise
- storm above them, that will make them wish
they had nevor heard Of this &c Immigra ton
fB,srd" noneense.
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.GpoD TEmpLARs.-The Grand lodge of Good
T.mplars of virginip, met in Alexandra on
Thursday last, and ADJOURNED on Friday. The
session was harmonious and well attended. Adj
dresses were delivered by Messrs S. N. Miller,
.of stauntop, Rev. j B Fitzpatrick and j H
Wartmaq, of Harrisonburg. The order was
sealled toeoraersby G. Nv. c. H. aliller, CT Staun-
ton. Tbe following sf6cers.were eleted for the
.ensuing year. CIV G. t. Or VIM j. Points,
Harraonhprg,; G W DR.. rhos Miller, New
.towp, Va, g w. VT Miss Ida Nibert. Airing
ison; G. W. s., G. W. Hauxburst. Fairfax, C H.,
CIV r., Mr.. q. b. Kiswei. alexandria. Har-
eispahurg was seected as the next place Of meet
iing.
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Tease No. ia.
IN THE DISTINCT COURT OF THE
United States, for the Western District d
Virginia In Bankruptcy:
In the matter Of John n. G. Pickering, Bsak-
rupt. .''E' .'F-
To rhom it may conse7n; esa
The undersigned, VIM. VI Dorraugh, as
Rockingham county, Virginia. hereby gives ne.
tice Of his appointment Gs As.ignse Of the estass
of John N. G. Pickering, Of RookinghsA
county, in seid district, who was. on the. l4A
day of August, A. D., 1878, adjuiged a barkf,spt
en- his own petition by the Dis;riot Couf. Of sAfy
district = s-;,'' 4: n
Dated November H. 1873.
nsv 2o-ss VIM. m. noRRRAVaH, A:sisn.s
Tease Ne. 4991
TN THE DISTRICT CUpRTOFTHE UNITED
l States, for the Western District df TisSni
In the matter Of stephen Roadpsp, bankrupt.
TO Whom It May Concern, ~ y 'fsrA' u
Tie Undersigned, wn. NJ perrsugh Of Bpekins.
ham Co.. Va. hereby gives hofice df BIB Tppoin{:
ment IS Assignse' of}Ae EAafs Of Stephen Road:
cap, Of ock.hap Co., III said DistriSI. who was,
on the 18th DAY Of Aug, A. p, 1874, adjudged {
Bankrupt" on his own petition bt TIE District
Court ofssid District. :. :" l.eas
Dated, November 18th, 1878. es<r
WN. n. DQRRApGH.
nov goat sASsitass.
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MOrEets-

SINCE our last review, there has not been much
change in the -four market. Grain dull with no
change in price. Gassd potatoes al c in demand,
butter firm, and eggs scarce and bringing fra
prices.
See the market rates below.
C. A. RICHARDSON,
Produce Merchant, Augusta St,
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CHURCH DspIcATIos.-The Congregation wor-
shipping near Midway, having had their Church,
4 Emory Chapel, Fairfield Cir. Bait. CONF de-
stroyed by fire, have succeeded in building q
new one on different site nearer Midway than
the old one, which will be dedicated on next
I. Sabbath, by Rev.W G. Coe, E. of Lexington
District. The congregation deserve credit for
the neat and comfortable building erected, and
show what may be done BY "a union of effort and
"a trM to do.
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FISK AND HATcH.-The New York Times
:ofthc I'D, has the following paragraph in its
financial column:
Among those we'll Informed in financial
circles, it is believed the banking firm Of Fisk
l. Hatch will be able to adjust their affairs
80 as to avoid bankruptcy proceedings, and to
resume business again
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Gpecial COlpmissioner's Sale OF
~ Valuable ReiE Estate in
ar ~ n, Mr

By virtue of decree rendered in the cause .f
"Russell vs.. COBB Sc by The District CShrt OF
the . for the Western District Of Virgins on
the Il lS'h day Of October 1873, the grd.rsgned
Ma;llgssod, in Clarke county, Va, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH. 1873,
at IL O'CLOCK, NJ that VALUABLE trac. Of land upon
which E-r. Cobb resides, lying on the right hand
SIDE Of the Winchester end wildwood Turnpike.
about miles from Winchester, containing 1877
Acres and % Perches of land. The farm Is well
supplied with timber, Tsrsing and water. The
improvements consist Of 2 good Frame House. a
barn and other oout-buildipgs. The quality Of
the land svery fne, and it is admirably located
TERMS third cash balance in one and
two years with interest from the day of sale at
the rate Of s per cent. per annum. The defer
red payments to be secured by Deed of Trust
aTEsonn tine property.
A. VI. MCDONALD,
Il. 7. BARTON,
nov 6-tds Special Comrs.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Capt. John H. Foster, OF
Nelson county died suddenly at his residence,
en- the evening. of't;ie l4th, aged 73 years. lie
retired to bed in his.usual health about o'clock
mt night, and corpse at III O'Clock, no init
nation of sickness having sheen given He was at
one time Sheriff and also commissioner of Reve-
nue. for Albemarie county, and gentleman
UNIV ersally esteemed. He was the father of Mrs
&C. W. Parker and Jes. P Asst, of this city.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

LoapoN QUARTERLY-We have the London
Quarterly for October. The themes of this mum.
Der show that it il interesting they are: The
English Pulpit; Voksire; School Boards and
Primary Education; Holland House; English
dictionaries; The Land of Moab; Herbert sp, Il:
Ger: and. Programme of the Radicals
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The Christian Observer says by the failure
Of A. G. P Dodge, of New York, the Bpis-
copal seminary at Alexandria has lost the
liberal bequest 100000, made by him.
and is now involved in debt of $1,000.
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Marriages.

On the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Biting, Hen
ry R. Hart end Mrs. 14etitia NJ. Hubert, all OF
Charlottesville, Va,
On Nov. 4th, by Rev R Walker, at his resi-
dence, Mr.. II. S. Beard, Rockbridge Co, to Miss
NJ. Lettia SLING, daughter Of Enos Silling
deceased. Of Augusta county,..Ve.
In Churchvilfe, Augusta county, Va, at the
residence of DR. A Wilson, on the 9th inst, by
Rev P Fletcher. Mr. William r Hull, to Miss
Martha Wilson.
On the 18th inst at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, near Hebron church in this county, by
the Rev D [; Ewing, Mr. William T Sumpersen a,
Of this city, to Miss Fannie l. Shafer.
November 18th, in Fredericksburg, by Rev
& c Murdaugh, D, assisted by Rev Arthur
Johns, VIM Eusta: sc Moncure, of Stafford county,
son Of Judge c Noucure, and Miss Mary Z,
daughter of Thomas Knox, Esq, Of :Frseericks-
burg, Va. :
Springs, by Rev Highly, Charles . johnson,
formerly of Louisa county. W, and Miss Sallie S
johnson, of Greenhrier county. W Va.
On Tuesday, November 18th, at Rugby, near
the University of Virginia. the residence of the
brides father, 4 J ,Braw,n, Esq. by Rev
Hanckle. Rev + j Moore, pf Nashville, Tenn,
and Miss Lilly Brown.
On thes30th of November, by the Rev Solomon
CARRIER Abraham Hoover and Miss Susan F :,
daughter of David Gar Der, all of Rockingham
county.
On the 9Th. of September, by the Rev. Jacob
Wine, James Can Steele, of Shenandoah county,
Va. and Miss Eve Wilt. daughter of John Wilt,
of Rockingham county, Va.
On the 10th of October, by the Rev. Frederick
Miller, John F. Cline aud Miss Elizabeth s.,
daughter of Abraham Flory,-al of Rockingham
county.
On the ID of November, by the Rev. Frederick
ToJ,v, ,,ofD
'ty, Va, and Miss Rebecca f., daughter. of jacob
Fultz, of Interchangeable, Rockingham county
Va.
0nthe 18th, by Rev. Mr.. .Enge, H. 3. Martin.
Of Pulaski county. Va, and Miss Net,ie Long
daughter of Mr...James ". Long, of this county
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

PEasoNAL.-We were pleased to meet in our
office .on yesterday, w W. B. GALLAHER, Esq,
one of the editors Of the Charlestown Free Press
He reports the sold Family as in healthy
condition, which we are gratifed to learn, as il
is one of our most acceptable and valued e1'
changes, and that the head of the firm, Mr. H. N
GALLAHFa, in good keller, only p little worse b5
the wear Of time.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

I Fhe deed has bsen placed on record in
Washington. conveying to the United States,
Ford's Theatre, the building in which Rres-
ident Lincoln was assassinated, The prise
paid Mr.. Ford is 100000
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

Commissioner Douglass preliminary report
shows the internal revenue receipts for she
year to have been S114,ooo, 900, which es-
ceeds Secretary Eoutwell's estimates by &c.
100000 The cost for collecting the reve-
nue. has been $e,ooo,ooo, or little over FIVE
per cent which sum the Commissioner prom
ises to reduce one-thrd rext year.
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CoNFIRMArIoS.-Bishop White preached in
llarrisonburg Gu Sunday last. morning and ev-
eninp. and administered the ceremony of confr-
nation to shout twenty applicants. The
ser vices on the occasion were very interesting
and impressive
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There arc some indications that attempts

There arc some indications that attempts
will be made to secure additional revenue
from taxation Among the subjects sugges-
ted dor taxatiap are tea and coffee, aud for
increase are distilled spirits aud tobacco
The restoration Of the tax upon tea and cof-
Zee wonId increase the revenue about $lS
900 600. 1t is urged in this conpeceion that
coffee is higher to day than it was when it
was placed upon the free list.a result it is
claimed ,Yhich is due to the ,ephanced ex-
port duty levied by the Cubanauthorities.-
Ap increase of ten cents per gallon upon
distilled spirits. and Of four cents per pound
upon tobacco, would yield an additional rev.
nue-of about 100000. It is believed by
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue that
the inceease of taxation upon these two ar
tces would not make..the total tax so great
as to increase the inducement of frauds
The duty upon tea and coffee, and Of the in
creased taxes upon distilled spirits and to-
bacce, Rould yield about s3l,0o0,0o0 of ad
dtianal regenue
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MILD WINTER is predicted because, it is said,
the muskrats have built their houses both amall
apd hight'' This is held to be good sign, but
who has been to see the mqskrats and got the in
formation? 1t is TO be hop,d, however, the news
ig true.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

The American Hotel Harriso burg, has pass
ed under the superintendent of Jos. N Wool
ward, Esq who is too well known as a superior
landlord TO require commendaton He will be
assisted by Mr. Yount an accomplished ho-
tel man, and the American will be kept in first
rate style,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

The Salem Register says the "Gourt goa on a
spree at Fincaste, and had to adjourn. Ditto at
Oraig' We think it about time that Court was
being attended to by the Legislature It has
lbeen drunk ever since it was appointed, and is
disgrace to the Judiciary Of the State.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

Mrs. Jane E. Blakemore, wife of N. l.. Blake
more, Esq. of sangersville, recently Slaughter
led two hogs, aged Ii mon his the weight of which
aggregated 69l pounds. They raised from
the refuse Of the kitchen and garden, and had
but little grain.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

ARREST OF A CoSyIcL On Sunday evening
last, Harrisonburg was thrcwn into slight COM
motion by the cry of :. catch him = .smuder
s. there he gnes :. stop, or I'll shoot you,' and
the bang, bang. bang, of pistols. The cause Of
this disturbance. If Sundays quietude, was the
arrest Of o colored man WHO had been seen
about he town for several days. going by the
name of John Fry, but WHO was known On the
crimlt al records Of Frederick county, qs Iohn
Brown. On Sunday evening. he was recognize d
by one of the conductors on the Railroad, who
had been present at his trial in WINCHESTER, for
rohbcry, when he found guilty. and sen
fenced to the Pententary for term of years.
l. seems that he had escaped from that ison,
and was lettering about Harrisonburg, where
seen as above statet. Chief of Police Kelly Of
that place, aad assistant policeman, Jas. L.
Villa. u.s. (colored.) had him pointed out them,
and they quietly arrested him. and were taking
him towards the Jail, when he slipped away from
them, and made desperate effort to elpde pur-
suit. The policemen gave chase, and finding
there game was rather swift on foot for them fired
knocking him down One ball grazed the temple,
and the other struck him in the back. The
wounds are not dangerous, as he walked to the
Jail, where be was safely lodged.
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] S Lipscomb is now opening general assort-
.meut Of Queensware in the Picker buil.ing, on
Augusta street. 1t embraces everything smita-
bile to this market. His business will be confn-
ed to the one line of goods, and we hope no will
be literally encouraged
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

FM Young is now Offering unusually good
bargains to purchasers. See advertisement.
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Gordonsvle having nigh well exhausted the
soil noted for ehickep-leg productions, is about
going into the iron business.
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We direct attention to the advertisement of L..
STEINER, who has opened splendid merchant
Tailoring establishment on New street.
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Tease No. AIT SO *'
I'M TEE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
u States. for the Western District Of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of James +. Grove, bankru2.
To Thom IL Nay Concern: =
- The undersigned, Robt. Craig. ofAugusta Co.,
Va. hereby gives notice Of his appointment al
Assignee of the estate Of Jameg +. Grove, st
Augusta county, in saa pissrfct, who was. %
thc 18th day of Aug, A. D., 1873, adjudged 1
bankrupt en- his own petition by the District
Court Of said District.
Dated Stanton Va. Nov. -. 1878.
ROBERT CRAIG
nov 2o-st Assignee.
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Capt. G, R. Mason has gotten. in the corpora
tion court of Alex apdria, a verdict for So. 400
against the O. A. & NJ. G railroad.
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Mr.. T. T. Brooks president Of the Plan
ter's and Mechanics Bank of Petersburg, who
has been on trial. before U. S. Commissioner,
at Richmond, charged with embezzling large
su;as from the Bank !, has been sent on for
indictment before the u. S. grand jury, and
baied5in, the.sum of SIS 900.
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-ent's circus recently di sbanded at Atlanta,
Georgia, because Of the stringency in the money
market.
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Turkeys are coming in freely, dressed and live
and bringing good priees-S to IL cents per 10.
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The Valley R. r. bridge over the river at Lex
ington will soon be comm enced. 1t will be the
n sst extensive piece of masonry So the road
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There are between 200 and 500 hands at work
on the Valley railroad in Roanoke county.
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Ny. A. M. SIMPSON would be pleased to wait
on his friends. Ee is to be found ct c L We'll
ler's boot, shoe and hat store. oct %
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;" MINING COMPANY CHAREEsEp.-T Score
tasy 81 he Commonwealth has received for re.
cord copy of an act of incorporation granted by
Jndge William Mclaughlin, in chambers on the
18th instant, granting charter tothe =" Coto-
paxl 4 on Company" for the purpose of mining
and manufacturing iron in this county. The
capita STOCK of The company is he not less
than 4s5e, GOO, in shares of $l00 each. II is tc
own not more than 70 90. q .re- and its place
business is to be ct SaNnoa Hbe officers of the
company are Thomas K Menefee. president
Charles S. Arnall, secretary and treasurer
flames Bumgardnar, Sr., .RabertG. Bickle, NJ
q. Harman, and Million "A. Burke, are the di-
rectors The place of operation is to be the Co.
topaxi furnace, about three miles south of Green
vile, in Augusta county"
It Affords US great pleasure to announce the
organization of this company. For three years
we-have-persisteptly urged upon the attention Of
pitalists the benefits to be derived from in
vestnents of this kind, and presented ad-
vantages to accrue to. the community at large.
If ever Virginia is to bessresuscitat ted, and her
natural resources brought to- sid in enlarging the
axab lie of the State, it must be done by
furnaces and factories. 1t is not labor immigra-
ton thatwe want We have plenty OF labor of
the very best kind. 1t is the application of cap.
tal to the dead wealth of the State. ,aloney il
the active agent TO bring about a new condition
Of things, and make Virginia what she should be.
We doubt not the enterprise mentioned above
-millbe followed by others Of. similar character
and soon we will hear Of numerous furnaces be-
ing established wherever the iron will juyti-
fy it. 1Fhes. will be followed by rolling mills
and manufactures .of various description, until
the Valley ofNirginia. will present as busy q
scene, of industry and enterprise any of the fal
famed and wealthy vallies of Pennsylvania. The
gentlemen mentioned above, have ample capital
10 work the furnace they are about to start, on a
large scale, and they have the enterprise to push
it to its utmost capacity. We hope the example
they have given, will inspire others with a like
disposition, and that all the money that can be
spared from the ordinary channels of trade, will
be brought into active use in the prosecution o.
sehemss Of Agual utility.
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LOGAN.

Pork Is selling in Stanton Sc. Not grea
deal Offering,
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Mr.. William A. Hudson, of this city, has hesn
appointed Notary Public by Gov. Walker
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John Bowman, Jr.. of Rockingham raised this
.ysar 1854 bushels OF corn on two acres Of ground.
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Mr.. Henry G. Sener. OF Fredericksburg, Va,
has been appointed a railway post. Office clerk
between Washington. p. G and Weldon, N.
G. AZ zalsry cf = ,2p1 rcr year
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DR.. Joseph Jorgerson, collector 0; customs
at Petessbnrs,is extremely i'll, having had a
relapse from recent convalescence.
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Capt. P. B. Hoge, killed 2 hogs yesterday
weighing net $50 and Ala each.