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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-09-13


AND
Gold and Silver Medals
VXTERE awarded to CHAS. VI. STIEFF, for
w The best PIANOS in competition with all
the leading Manufacturers of the country.
OFFICE AND WAREROOMS,
No. o y. Liberty ST., Baltimore, Maryland.
The superiority of the Unrvaled Stief Piano
Forte, is conceded by all who have compared it
with Others. In their New Grand square scale,
~ Octaves the manufacturer has succeeded in
making the most perfect Piano Forte possible.
Prices will be found as reasonable as consistent
with thorough workmanship.
4 large assortment Of Second Hand Pianos al
WAYS ON hand from S75 TO $500.
Wearc agents tor the celebrated Burdett Cabi-
net Parlor and Church Organs, all STYLES aud pri-
ces 70 suit every one, guaranteed 90 be fully equal
20 any made.
Send for Illustrated catalogue containing the
names OF over 500 Southerners, 500 of whom
are Virgiuiaus. two hundred North Carolinians
one hundred and fifty East Tcnnesseeans, and o.
theirs throughout the South,) who have bought
the Sued Piano since the close ofthe war.
July IS, lS72-yearly. April 10, 1873.
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Ridiculous Muss.

4 Keokuk lady, while engaged in the pur-
suit other domestic duties, encountered q mouse
in her -four barrel. Now, most ladies' under
similar circumstances would have uttered few
feminine shreks, and then sought safety 10 the
garrot. But this one possesses more than the
ordinary degree Of female courage. She sum
moned the hired nan, and told him to get the
shotgun, call the bull dog, and station himself
at q convenient distance Then she climbed
lalf way up the stairs, aud commenced to
punch the four barrel vigorously with a pole.
Presently the mouse made its appearance and
started across the d3or. The bail dog at once
went in pursuit. The man fired and the dog
dropped dead. Tbehdy tainted aud fell down
the stairs, and tie hired man, thinking that
She was killed, and fearing that be would be
arrested for murder, liz out, and has not heen
seen since. The mouse cscapcd.-ErctqHge
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-09-13

YHrDicr REYDEarD.-Tho Clrouers Jury
which had bceu investigating the mystery sur
rounding tie death Of Louisa Ross, notice Of
which was published in oar Wednesday issue,
was rendered on Thursday evening after an
examination Of some fifteen or twenty witness
es. Facts of such Importance were elected as
to Justify the following verdict: Louisa Ross
came to her death by reasons Of abortion prac-
ticed upon her person at the house Of one Susan
Hay, in Haserstown, and that the said Susan
Hays was principal and John McCauley and
others, to the jury aforesaid Unknown, were
accessories thereto
The parties implicated were promptly arrest
ed the woman Hays beng lodged in the county
jail and McCauley giving bonds for his appear
auce at court Hlgrstovn, T. i. ".
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1t was a sad funeral to me, said tie speak
er, the sadlest have attended in many years.
That ofElmondsou p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-09-13

Love matches are often formed by people who
pay for month OF honey with life Of vinegar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-09-13

OFFIcE II " JEFTERs0N BUILDINd.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-09-13

Nen IF Americal look where ye stand
The curse of Nonopoly covers your Land.
In the North and the South, in the East and &
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

Those of our readers who take an
interest in mining matters in Eastern
Nev,.d:, will he glad Of the lnf"rma-
ton contained in the following
which we clip from the Eureka Srm-
incl of June 1lth:
We learn from Mr.. McGee, Superin-
tenden. Of the Richmond Mining Com
pany, that the terms Of the settlement
between the co npany which he r. pre-
sents and the Eureka Consolidated. OF
the disputed Lookout mine, are, that the
Richmond is to pay to the Consolidated
the sum of $50, 900, and in return they
are to get full control and possession of
the Lookout claim. Mr.. Niece also in
forms US that it is the intention OF his
company to proceed to extract the ore
.,s rapidly az possible, and to tins end
they are pushing the work on the Lazett
tunnel to speedy completion. This
tunnel will tap the immense body OF ore
horizontally, and will give increased and
cheaper facilities tor bringing 1t to the
surface. When this work is completed
it will expose to view face OF ore that
is estimated to be 10000 tons. The two
furnaces at the company's smelling
works are in constant operation reduc-
ing the ore, and the Phenix smelter.
across the street, is busily engaged upon
II contract from the Richmond. 1t is the
intention of the Superintendent to engage
the Silver West furnace as soon rs It Is
put in repair. With these thrive reduc-
ing institutions ut work upon the ore
of the company. the yield must he I'M
nense. Last month from two furnaces
it was. in bullion, 45O tons. This gavea
coin product of Sl30,0e0. The four fur
naces, all pnt in operation. would give
smelling capacity Of 4.s00 tons per
month. The company is purchasing all
the ores offered for he, whether free or
base. Under the management of Mr..
MCGEE the mines are made to yield hand
somely over aud above expenses. After
last months report was sent in. the
stock j lmped in the London market
from three pounds six shillings to six
pounds sterling. The superintendent
intends to leave in q few days for Salt
L Ike, to look to some mining machinery
there, and to procure cylinder blower.
We are pleased to learn Of the proposed
vigorous Grafton on the part of this
company. OR citizens have long and
anxiously awaited the result of the issue
between the two companies. and now
that it is accomplished We are glad to zee
work going forward with a will. Since
the settlement was first announced. and
before any particulars were given. there
was perceptibls impetus given to bus
mess.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17
Chr Carson Qailp appeal
CARSON CITY,:
ruesday. June II, 1873.
The NEW FIRM OF FOSTER, FREEMAN

The NEW FIRM OF FOSTER, FREEMAN
{ Co. may be seen to wave their
lights through the columns of the
APPEAL this morning. Their warehouse,
their stock and all their notions and
capacities of business are broad and on Il
broad guage: and these are the primal
and obvious reasons why they come to
occupy column OF the APPEAL. AS to
sauces and sngars: spices and the staff
Of life; boots and brandy; nutmegs and
nails; clothing and mess pork; potted
meats and horse rakes; and as to every
thing else that Il great, big. ccmprehen-
sive. vel! appointed and judlciously
itemized and wisely selected stock Of
fuInily groceries and the articles of a
general merchandising business are con-
cerned, this huge store is just an arse
nal, a museum, q sort of baz .ar for the
repository Of such like things. Ben
Foster intends to never abate the keeping
CD of his lick in the way of choice and
soothsome It'd bits for the housewife and
the epicure: and Mr.. Freeman who Is Il
thorough san Francisco merchant, wide
awake and full of the broader notions Of
business and go. will give special
attention to the wholesaling, the Seiec-
ton and sale of rare wines and liquors
ana the like o. that. We commend Il
careful perasal of their advertisement to
OR readers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

An AUCTION SALE Of Furniture will
take place to-day from the old accus-
toned platform near Winnie 1 David's
stable at two O'Clock in the after
noon. Observe the adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17
II. II. BENcE. e. a. WiThhhhLi''
BENCE E. WITHERELL,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'

NNILL BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE
w ON Commission. Attend 10 ~ ting of
houses an rooms. Search TIL" and ave hb-
s'rsrfs. Collect IL BITS and make prompt settle
m nts.
H. II Brnce from long experience. having
been many years County Ass,ss'r AMI Deputy
ASS ssor. il w,ll posted ny to propriy aud
titles in tn = County.
c, A. With,r,ll Justice Of the Peace OF Car
son Township. and will pay PROMPT att'ntt n
10 collection of debts, cnnv.yancing and all
business left in his care.
Give w. call. and We VIII guarantee salts
faction i'll all cases.
,Of,ice in County Building in Justice oihcc.
Terms reasonable uiy2o-tf
FOR SALE. Lots I and 4. Block ~, s'ars.
Thompson sears Division of Carson city.
FOR SALE. Lot ). Block 81. Musscr's DIVE
sion OF Carson city.
FOR SALE. Blocks II. SO. 81. 90. 81 anu loo.
Sears, Thompson h Sears Division 81 CARSON
city.
FOR SALE. Lots .. 3 and 4. Block ], and ots
l, . and s. Block ,. OF Mussef's Division u Car.
son CITY.
ROOMS TO RENT. Furnished and unfur.
nished rooms to rent
Those having Real Estate TO sell, or houses ur
rooms to rent, will consult their own Interest
hy placing the same in the hands of Bence
Wifherrll Real Estate Prnk' r..
Those desiring 10 purchase Real Estate, or
rent housrs or rooms. can save sine and money
by applying to B.nre 4 wiihrrell. Ral Estate
Brpk, re-, ut their office in the County Building.
in Ju.tic, Office
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

II. II. BENCE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

RAILROAD SMASH UP.-Freight train
NJ. 5, when opposite Mabberry's Thurs
day morning was thrown from the track:
eleven cars clean of, three only of which
were wrecked. and only one that contain.
ed merchandise. tine Others being loaded
with lumber. The track for distance
of 200 feet was torn up and bent to snch
extent as to necessitate the laying OF new
rails. The wreck occurred ut 8 in the
morning and by Z in the evening the
track had been repaired. the debris re-
moved, and trains were passing over the
same. The accident was caused by a
piece Of oak wood falling of fiat car
ON to the trark. Total damages estim-
ated at $s,OOO.-State Jon,aal, June IA.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

FURNISHED Rooms, pleasantly situated
in tbs dwelIin h pus. corner of c Irsol
and Fifth streets the little brown frame
house on the South E sSt corner) C IN be
seen and I'd by application there. One
Of these rooms is the thing for IL sluSle
barrelled man: the other will do for II
brace of gentlemen. G' AMI see and
End out for yourself. See adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17
Notice of Co2artuershi2.

vu>uc uNDERsuGNED HAVE TH1e
a.v formed = copartnership und the firm
name o; FOSTER. FREEMAN 4 co. for the
n~r,sse Of carving on the business forn' rly
conducted by DAVIS 4 gibson and lately ~
a. T. DAVIS. and We hereby assume oil lisbtl.
;tics Of. and give notice that 10 Ms are payable
iii debts due to the late firm Of Davis 0illsos
VI W. ~ B.r. POSTER.
JNO. T. FREEMAN,
q. +. DAVIS.
Carscn, Juue 2. ISIS. 5eai1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

SUPERINTENDENT YERINGroN has re
turned from his San Francisco trip.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

LUMBER AND SHINGLES are beginning
to arrive from the Lake. We noticed il
big load of the latter article going to
the Tahoe lumber yard ye>terd. ", and
AS it wen led its way thithrr We observed
our stalwart and lengthy friend Dam
ulng numbering on behlnd looking as
ii he thou hit shingles were shingles.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

OUR VENERABLE friends General D ~
and Colonel Schooling are back from
their wanderings in California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

We haven't heard anything from our
Fourth of July RESOLUTION yet? 1t Is
needless to state the question il second
time. Every body understands it-Wr
are open 10 any communications OK
oral sus sestions On the subject.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

CULLEN, who WAS scalded at tn
Steamboat Springs, is getting well.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

WE are requested to state that the
Episcopal Sund,y School Picnic will
not be held before the first Of July.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

A FIRE at the Eureka MIL on Sunday
morning burned up the stable there, and
lwo fine buggy horses belonging to
Sup't King.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17
OuR EMPIRE friends are ahead of Us in

QUE EMPIRE friends are ahead of Us III
lively ertrrtainments-at least in the
matter of Ounces and thtt sort of thing.
For instance. Oh the night of Mind ~
the 23i :n-y are ins to have Il d Incs'
SEASONED with and Illuminated by fire
works; and they will furnish all this Gar
the Yellow J..cket) and throw i'll il spien-
did snpper tor 30 w. There is no ex-
eus- for auybody's not dancing at those
figures.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

Wharf.-The receipts of all kinds amount 10
only ahont 10, 600 bushels. al Of which was
sold At lsSfd 2ln cents for fair TO prime Souih.
EN- white; lscfI ?n5 cents for fsif 70 prize do
red. aud ALSO 225 &c Is for choice do amber;
l15(6.l95 tbis for fair 10 prime PENNSYLVANIA
red 200 cents for prime Western whit e and a,
l7n(G 100 cents for common 10 prime do rcd;
and we qno'e Western amber ut l95(G 205 cents
CoRS The receipts Of Corn again show a
| considerable falling of during tie rast week
as compared with those Of the week previous
and amour, 20 only about 100. 600 bushels. Of
which 6s,t cor bushels were Western. The mar
kei for Southern has been fairly active and firm,
| with little Maryla' d Corn offering in the last
| few days owing TO the non arrival of cargoes
caused by the pr'vaiing northwest winds
The sales embrace 2, 600 bushels damp and iu-
ferior white at 60 c. n,s. IL, 600 bushels prime
| do. at s2@63 cents. 5000 do. MARYLAND vel
low n 50 cents, and u 600 do. Pennsy vania
do. at ss@5e cents. The sales Of Western
were 400 bushels No. mixed at So GEMS 800
do. white At g. cents. 10000 bushels mixed for
June delivery on private terms, 2500 bushels
do in Elevator At 90 cents, 10. 600 do. do at
IS cents and II 400 do do NJ ssh cts
UArs-1h he sales amour, 10 aboui Ia, 600 hush
els, as follows: 4, 500 bushels Southern At Ain
so cents; 5000 mixed Western at 81 cents. |. 900
do. white at 20 cents, and 200 Peunsyl vania
| at &c cents.
RsE-Has been dull, with very lish, business
in small lots weqnoie fair to prime rs rang
ing from $1,000 cents. somewhat nominal
ToBACCO-The question Of the proposed
change in the duty on Leaf Tobacco in Germany
IS still unsettled, and the market continues dull
awaiting developments We uo:e tome demand
for uhio Tobacrv for France and sales have
teen made during the week of about l0ea hhds,
but other descriptions are almost entirely neg
lec,ed and although prices are nomnaliy un-
changed. the tendency is 10 favor BUYERS. The
exports during the We K were confined 10 &a5
bids. to Liverpool. We quote prices to-day
as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-13

Sr. MARrs L. II. AND DEBATING So.
citry.-At n regular meeting of tho ST
Mary. Reading Room and Debating So.
c;cty. held on Friday evening. March the
';h. the following gentlemen were unani.
mously elected officers for the ensuing four
months:
Prcsidcnt-Col. Jas. S. Downs:
N''ve- f-'es'd,"'--JVh" =. Hi"r,
Rec. Sccretary-y. Camalier:
Asst. Rec. See Judge r. Ford;
Cor. Scc.-Col J. Parran Crane:
Treosurcr-Cart. A. A. Lawrence;
Librarian-B. Harris Camalicr.
The newly elected President then an.
pointed the following Committees:
Finance Commit.ce-J. r. NJ. R,lev
c. j. Norris. VIM. A Fcnwick.
Library Comm;,cc-D C. Hamme,t
DR.. Charles Combs. J. Frank Ford.
Question Commi,,ee-R. C. Combs,
Jas. ii. Wilson. DR.. A. J. SralLing.
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Nd.

Nrws AND CrnIR l1rNs.-As 10th as
i"nishn'sut sud regret hare been expressed
~ many citizen. of ibe county ourselves
inciudsd-ilst Judge Merrisk. our late
representative in Congress. should have
endorsed. wi,hou, question or qualification
o. at all. the findings or rather the non-
findings Of the Poland Committee Report.
in Justice to tie Judge. We shall publish
in our next paper the speech delivered By
lin in the House Of Representatives On
25th Of February. nit. in explanation ol
OF bis course and in vindica,ion Of the Re.
port.
We regret TO he compelled TO state. that
several cases Of Email pcx. ore o. which
las resulted in death. have appeared in GU,
district within tie past ten DAYS. None
Of the eases. however, are within twc
miles nf our village and the attending
physician is Of opinion that there !. little
dInger Oft disease becoming epidemic
or spreading beyond present limits if The
usual rrccautions agains, infection are
adopted.
A correspondent writing from Chapsico
under date Of the 9Th Of March. instant
suggests. in view Of the reported INDECENT
circumstances Of the daughters Of the late
Chief Justice fancy. thn. o meeting OF
members Of the lera! profession be called
during the March term tf our Cirruii
Court ''io take into consideration the bes,
means Of rnisipg money 10 assist these Ia
dies who arc represented TO 10 old and
inlirm end entirely dcpendan, on their
oEn exertions for living.
Everybody without c1ct r,ion. for the
little offences Of Ancs and Brooks have
been condonod. have escaped the late
bribery and MoLilier troubles with H,inr
colors and glowing reputation. We wisi,
them all much joy on their happy deliv.
GRANGE. but We persist. nevertheless, in
the declaration. that We don't understand
and never expect TO. low forty millions
OF government money could have been
stolen without nybcdy stealing it. or how
Ames could have been guilty of bribery
without bribing somebody. This is what
We don't understand and never expect to
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-13
Correspondence Of the Beacon.)
Augusta. Ga, March 4, 1873.

Mcssrs. Editors Your corrcsrondcn,
has just returned from New Orleans.
where he went TO witness the Carnival =
which has become n national amuscnen MT
10 the extent Of drawing from al sections
OF this great country plcasure-seckels aud
curious Observers. Being simply n
''looker on in Venice" was struck with
admiration and astonishmcnt ut a sight
that would equal. Emo, surpass, the splcn.
dor Of Eastern pagcantry aud rival the
sa;urnalias OF ancient Rome. New Or
leans is a city in many respects ..sui
gcner's. every nationality is represented
in all the walks Of life. The drowsy
Cainaman sits tailor fashioned in bis mod.
est locking shop surrounded BY the ar,i.
eles OF his trade, consisting of fans. wood
en- triakets aud samples Of choice teas. At.
tracing the stranger BY his odd appear
anee aud TIE novelty Of his goods. No
question thas You may put to him will be
answered. unless ], pertains to bis trade.
aud then bis sleepy eye will sparkle like a
Jes.bs nd and with labored English he will
emphasize his edoilas and 'iceats with q
vehemeuee that reminds one forcibly of
the power Of money even to cause the
dassb % speak. The wercurial French.
ham predominases. lie offers you sens.
'"e i@Portesie Harasos at nearly every
eorner from his eiTrsn,scrited aaok, or
s'ngs in rafting. and sppearan,ly discor.
aSa, tones. bis c'.5e' ao,r, ca6s' as iaif
and cn,ieing Loa.toss. The diego, a
n''x'are ofSranish. French. Italian. Eng.
hsa. and God knews what. strews before
,ea hsh Ut oil kinds from the mad cat 10
the delicate poapiseas. The s;ieas In
dian xanders about like wsif upon the.
great ssa Of mciera civilization With a
basket Of choice ligLt-wosl on Der back.
or dirty faesd parccse recpins cut Of The
basket surrounded BY ssssairas roots and
gvssa meal. Add then the busy anglo
A~crican aud You have the component
Parts ola great population iahabisins .
great e.iv, aud from THE mass We get the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-13
In the Circuit. Court for S. Mry's coun-
ty. sitting as Cour, Of Equity.
No. $50 n. L.

In the Circuit. Court for S. Mry's coun-
ty. sitting as Cour, Of Equity.
No. $50 n. 4.
nNTIE object Of this sui, is to procure
Il Decree for the sale Of certain real
estate in L"ouardtown. ST.. Mary's coun .
-. Of which = certain MIrgare, Dillow,
late Of said county. died scis ID aud pos
scsscd.
The bill o. complaint states, that Mar.
garet Dillow departed this life izci and
pos scsscd Of certain real estate situated
on Washington sta Get, Leonardtown, Wig:
Two houses aud lats and othe. improve
mcn's thereon. le,ving Thomas Di.law,
her husband. and the following persons
her heirs at Law. viz: Robert Norri.
(who>e interest IS transferred to J ..e i
A Dillow and Elisabeth Diilow) Jim A
Norris. yonr orators as af,-"srd, Igna-
tins Norris. lab. Cclcsi, Morris, Mary
Prisc'Il. Norris. Martha + c, Dyer, III,
wife Of Wm Dye, Jane f. z.bc.h Little.
the wife Of John Little, William F.n-
wick. the husband "f Nary K Fcuwick
DC a>ed. 4 och peuwick, 0 ivia Buck
ley. vi OF J.hn B,ck ey. L.,en;a = u.
wick, MARY Fenw elk. ] IN = 4 F.nxic. i.
William Fen wick j.. and J ,hn F .nwick
that certain Ut the a:orem ntionc,l D rite.
are infants. under the age Of iwtn y-oa.
yas viz: Mary P.i.ci:ls Norris, Wi
liam Fenw,ck. j., an john F-nwick
That certain Il III" aforesaid parties ar
.on-resiien,s IL this State of Mryiaud.
viz J.: l>abc! CT sta Norris. Jaoc E;...
''eih lille, J I'm i.;ri.'. ~ via Bi.k,ey.
J hn Bucsley Lovrna Esnwick, Eaoca
Fee w,k mi Mar F.swick.
The Ill riher av.rs. tha, the asors.
ia real estate Is mt >n-c i,lc It f4lr
dis','on among tn pariiss ercs.el
u j. iaercar,u pg cred Ia : f,lr;h dly
.: March. lS1i. hat the CONS aanis
use coy of Jhi, order. together With
ne u jee, AID substances o. he bill, 10 be
inherited IN the ssi@t Nays B.ac,n.
&c 4 week fo- :oss successive wevk.
teioTe tie TO- day II Api ii next. gil
Ia- Hoile tos IL so.-ra lac. { defendants.
s;x: ] abs Ceiesi.h Norr,.. Jane T. IA
B. "a Lie. joins Lite. U.e,il Buckley.
join B.ek.e,. l..sen,s F..wick, Enoch
Fvlw,ek and N ~ fcnw.ck of tie Oh.
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