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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

A Washington correspondent says: MI.
Kerr looks and speaks like an invalid, and
gives cause for anxiety as to his ability to stand
the storm. The real speaker, as far as details
go, is a young man who stands BY the Speaker
and directs often in an audible tone, to what
committees bills shall be referred, etc. fact
not SO startling here, where unknown capables
direct the figure heads in many positions ~
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A CONTRAST. Within seven years the ma
tional debt has been decreased four hundred
million dollars, under Republican ADMINISTERS
tion; in the same period OF time the debt of the
city OF New York, under democratic manage
ment,. has been more than trebled. It costs,
under Democratic rule, in the city of New
York, $3.50 for each inhabitant, or $50, 900, 600
annually to govern city with population OF
100000 For 81 per lead the Republican
administration governs population Of more
than 40,G00,0G0 Here is Il contrast tha5 is
worthy of consideration, and may be extended
to every large city under democratic contro'.
Baltimore, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and others,
exhibit the same disregard Ct the rights and
property Of the people under democratic adj
ministration.
In Virginia, the cost Of governing the State
is double what it was previous to the war;
Would it be safe 20 entrust the government Of
the country to such party?
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

A Chicago newspaper, whose hostility to
Secretary Bristow has driven it into service
1sYssith the whskey thieves, having endeavored
No connect him with them, disI atch from
Slpuisgille, published Monday, dsposes Of all
tssss serious allegations produced. 1t is shown
tls Bristow has not only not acted as
q f0fx lliskey dealers, but in incidental
Nitll some of them he has acted with
s5IS III rectitudeand sensitiyeness
In Reputation. The denials came
fIle people mentioned as having employ
anayare thoroughly conclusive.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

Nor A MEMBER.-The statement that Pres
ilent Grant, Postmaster-Gencral Jewell, and
ex-Speaker Blaine, were members of secret
order known as the american Union,'' was
of course false, and gotten up by party mar
plots to prejudice them with certain class of
the citizens of the United States. A cores
pondent interviewed Mr.. Jewell On the sub
ect With the following result.
After some general conversation it was sug-
gested to the Postmaster General that it would
be quite interesting to have an account Of his
experience as a member Of the 'sOrder Of the
American Union y He said yes that no doubt
it wou be quite as interesting as the intia-
ton of the President and Mr.. Blaine into the
same order why" said the Postmaster
General, II have for long time been a mem
Der of the |. 0. o., but did not know till
read it in the papers that was a member of
the 0. A. u. nor did know that there was
any such society. The O. A. US may be pow
eaful and as numerous as is asserted, but they
will never be able to match the members of
the |. O. US" After INDUCING in his ! tile
Joke the Postmaster General spoke seriously,
and assured your correspondent thatlle did not
|kflDw that such an order as that OF the ssAmer-
3ean Unicn'' was i'll existence until he read il
m the papers.
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Weekly Commercial.
Postage Prepaid by the Publishers.)

Single copy, one year (52 numbeFs1. 80
Ten to thirty copies, one year. each. ....... 40
Thirty to fifty copies, year, each. 30
Fifty or more copies, one year. each. .........l 70
The money order system being In operation, subscr-
hers should adopt this mode of remittance In this way
all risks will be avoided
subscriptions in all cases payable in advance and
paper continued after the expiration of the time paid
The time atwhich the subscription expires is printed
on each wrappers and. to avoid missing number, re-
newas should reach this office before the time IS out
Specnen copies will be forwarded at any time free to
applicants NJ. HA1STEAD &CO,
dec 80 Proprieors.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, VA Dec. 24th, 1875.
To all parties. Plaintiffs and Defendants, in
ehancery suit now pending in the circuit court of
Augusta, under the style OF Antrim s. wife VS..
Chapmans Administrator, &C., and specially to all
lien creditors OF VIM. Chapman decd.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a decree
rendered in said cause on the 29th day of Novem-
UARY, 1876, at my office in Staunton, proceed
to take, state and settle account, showing in the
order of their priorties, all judgments against said
VIM. Chapman. including decree in favor of Shelf
fey 8 Bumgafdner, and excluding all judgments
heretofore reported against said Chapman, which
have since been paid.
At which time and place you are required to at
tend. j. w GREEN SMITH
dec 30-4t Comr
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

a FAITHFUL OFFICER. Hon. Ed. McPher-
son, during the twelve years he was Clerk of
the House, dsbursed over six millions of dol
lars. When he had a final settlement a few
days age. the Treasury accounts showed sl.76
to his credit more than was shown by his own
accounts.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

The Corporators of the Baldwin Augusta Fair are
requested to meet at the Rotulda Building, on
FRIDAY, the 2lst day of JANUARY, 1876
It is desirable that all should be present, as bust
ness of Importance is expected to be transacted.
dec 30-1t CORPORATORS
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WezU advertisements
notice.

Our bills will be ready by LIST day of January and
our customers will obtige by coming forward and
paying up promptly, as are determined in flu
10 all who fail to pay UP promptly TIE 1st day of
each month"; need not expect to make their bills any
larger. H.A GLENN & SON
dec 3O-2t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

Official correspondence discloses the Fact HAT
Minister Foster last summer made a proposi.
ton to the Mexican Government to put an end
to the operations Of the cattle tbiavss by HUI
hitting United States troops te pursue x(zxfn
into Mexican territory, but fis
Foreign Secretary was to The eiiAat als atl
no authority to aecede testsei, 4 Ifo{,o sision
and that it would not be pfflaent to ask for
such consent from Congress. Mrs Foster gave
him to understand that unless sos&xdecided
action was taken BY Mexico to prevent the Dor
der raids, repetition of Gen. Mackenzie's ac-
ton might be expected. This fact may posi-
bly, have given rise to tlle recent annexation
rumors which have aroused so much excite
ment on the border.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

A new Paris telescope brings the moon to
within ten miles Of the earth, and a Michigan
woman thinks that if she were given room to
yell she could get up conversation with some
other woman up there.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

The Cuba bondho!ders having renewed their
raid on Secretary Fish, the Washington cores
pontlcnt of the baltimore american denies, on
good authority, thathe intends to leave the Cab
met, or that there is any such feeling between
him and President Grant as would provoke such
Il STEP They are in full accord on the policy
laid down by the President ia his message, and
have found no occasion to depart from it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

Hon. w. A. Richardson, OF Illinois, died on
the 9th, OF paralysis. He was the democrats
ic candidate for Speaker Of the House of Rep
resentatiyes, when the prolonged contest re-
suited in the election OF Hon. N. P. Banks.
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THE N. Y. WEEKLY TIMES.

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WILL CONTAIN
Selected Edtoriasl from the Daily TIMES, General
News, Domestic and Foreign the Proceedings OF
Congress and the State Legislatures Full and In
teresting Correspondence, Book Reviews, the
Choicest Literary Selections, Original Stories by
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Its most prominent feature will be
COMPLETE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
with original articles from practical Farmers com
plete weekly Market Reports; full Reports of the
Americana Institute Farmers Club Financial, Do
mestc Produce, Live Stock, Dry Goods, and Gener
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one copy, one year. ~
CLUB RATES:
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For every Club of Fifty one copy of
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30
4 ssignee's Sale of Valuable
"A Real Estate i'm the Tnwn Of
West View, Augusta County. Va.

west view, Augusta County. Va.
:, IN pursuance e. OF decree of the U. S. District
Court for the Western District of va in the matter
OF VIM w Taylor, bankrupt, I will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1876,
on the premises. sell at public auction
A VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE and LOT.
situated in the town of West Eiew Augusta county
Va. ~ o'' ''
. The House consists of two story brick building
containing large rooms. There is also Kitchen
CorncrlD Stable and all other necessary out build
ngs. ~
In connection Herewith will also sell a large
well constructed STORE HOUSE, which is situated
a el!g the dwelling House the same lot
Whlch altogether cont aims one acre. more or less.
will also sell at the same time and place vacant
Lot, containing about AZ Acres, situated on the
main street in West View in the South end Of the
Town, which is very desirable for building lots,
which will be sold either whole or in parcels to
suit the purchaser.
TERMS-0ne-fourth cash, the balance on a credit
q SIX, twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day OF sale. the purchaser giving bonds with
ample personal security for the deferred payments
and the title retained as ultimate security.
PRESTON A. BAYLOR, Assignee
dec 5o-tds OF the estate of VIM. w. Taylor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
" STAUNToN, VA. Dec. 24th, 1875
All lien creditors of George A. Schoppert, are
hereby notified that in pursuance of an order en-
tered on the - day of December, 1875, in the Dis
trc Court OF the United States for the Western Dis
trict OF Va, in the matter Of George A Schoppert,
staunton, Va, on THURSDAY, the 27th day Of JAN
UARY 1875, proceed to take state and settle ac-
count OF the liens upon the property Of said Geo. A.
Schoppert together with their respective priortie
At which time and place you are required to at
tend.
Given under my hand, this 24th day of Dec, 1875.
j. W. GREEN SMITH,
dec Soft Special Conn.,.
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A ssignee's Sale of Real Estate
a in Augusta County. Va.

In pursuance of decree of the U. s. District
Court for the Western District of Va in the matter
OF Phillip Airhart, bankrupt will, as Assignee OF
said bankrupt,
MONDAY, JANUARY, 9th, 1876
in front OF the Courtho use in the city of Stauntop
sell the following tract of land, containing
SEVENTY-THREE ACRES,
situated in the Northeastern section of Augusta
county, adjoining the lands of N. L. Blakemore and
John Ruff.
The improvements are substantial and good
TERMS-One-f fourth cash, the balance on a. credit
OF six. twelve and eighteen months, with interest
IRON Gay OF sac the purchaser giving bonds with
ample personal security for the deferred payments
and the title retained as ultimate security.
% -. RISK, Assignee
dee 3o-tds OF Phillip Airhart, bkt.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the Western District OF Va I'm Bar

/ N THE D1STRICT- COURT OF THE UNITED =
i States for the Western District OF Va I'm Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter of Nicholas c. Gregory Bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg, in said District, the 28th day
OF December, a. d., 1875.
Take Notice--Ansorder has been issued that all
the creditors of Nicholas G. Gregory, b'kt, appear
before c. Douglas Gray, Register i'll Bankruptcy, at
his Office in Harrisonburg Va, the 2sth day OF
January a. d., 1876 at 10 O'Clock, a. M, and show
misunderstanding of House and Lot in the
city OF staunton Va, corner Beverly and Madison
streets. House two story frame-Lot 38h by 100
feet. should not be sold free of liens, by Harvey
Risk Assignee in Bankruptcy OF said Nicholas c.
Gregory, and the liens transferred to the fnnd in
court.
G. DOUGLAS GRAY,
dec 3Q-2t REGISTER in Bankruptcy.
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NezO AdUertisenlepts.

lease No. 661.]
I'm the District Court of the United States for the
Western District of Vain Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF David Propes, Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, Harvey Risk, of Staunton, Angus
ia Co., Va, hereby gives notice of his appointment
ss Assignee of the estate of David Propes, of
Augusta county, in said District, who was on the
22nd day of December. a., 1875, adjudged a bank
rupt on his own petition by the District Court of
said District.
Dated Dec. :0th, 1875,
dec 30-3t HARVEY RISK, Assignee
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baldwin Augusta Fair.

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dec BOZ.
, 1875-09-04

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,nt il rettest nrpr viii bo s1ld Tor but Htfo
hall 4. taiu; I sah.n II on"s: .,,,..
lAsas st.. rorner of Mali. N.
tHOt SALE .AT A 6AEHIFN;E- THE ktIN7!iEAaT
m ~i, for ea H. & 9 .a. sx ssn,r ss1 y
H:hs,rffy h as!f na #; i" SAn
IIUR HAls At A AAGlltt IEt... DIl ExEffAatlE-
inr,s ensn.l j." irot j. i'a~. nsa, ,s.tIan
.sas fa ss'' l. r4H aa sa,' ID II " ',.n 'e''
tn.e HALE- FINE HK1GK RKsiDENt:: ~ "Esr
,o, nns. sSnsns sh h r. REF ~ !! =
EoRsALE-0 OR ExGllA Nt;g TWO sroSEFHuSr
c.sy tor1n' SdSfc., j. j. G;,RLliS. III Iasslls.,:.
j,ON SALE TuEEE. K1tlM HOUSE. L,T, AND
itaaea. IFS wr,. .I:ef"ass '' >"' ~ '''N 'N'''
Ra.ehso b. i,;s.. II ~ ws.aaso, t., sa
It}SFEi, 1 Hautn MAfkclst.
, 1875-09-04

brilliant author Of ~ Fable for Citfes' lament
that ,sTHeed In at8teHman. whilH wn have that
Ilc1nunratic Icadtt Aafr in prison, anu 1Iia con-
fcdnralcs era oxiloa in larih :-Indets tsn'tnt.
IN the long lino of 1'rctdcnta OF tin United
Ytatcp from Warrington 10 Hrnslt. not oue ca1
bs found win has oiticjnlly favored paper cnr-
rency. lsAs1rd ty Government III time u peace
nntl not reteenhbs III cDn nt tin will Df tic
hol1nr. No Sucrotnrv of tlto National Treasury.
from lfamiltnn to Er'f.ow. la, ever 1ctt on
record hiH uillrn tnr.etinu ~ rurls '1ptr;Be
IL thu hon ne! lnc Ht sru1t American stat"r,n.,
tAa tt-sh1anv III "'iuai' sit.*iny, au'l httn':-t
s.it.a'Is uEaltItrnlH. j. . j. wHa uno ~ a,lU
1en'l,,!" ojoc. Of "1r fat',e1r. in eo;rfi:al,inz
Tim EunHtitntiln. tnat thG2 should cAta1,llal,
Huno sale nNt1 1T fut!n commercial sud Financial
relations atnuilk tho tGvtfal !.tatea. 1hoy hal
neon Tho dreadful tvifA oi dcprrcinted rapcr
fn'loS, md were dctcrnucd tu al,ieli thcir ll0H-
teritv from recurrence Of ~hnt thoy lad sufros-
Ell. In tie iltHt draft Of tie Constitution thcro
was clauFo tint authorized t'ongrcAs to emit
bllls Of credit Ioyernsur Alor,is moved to
ssrike i out. afHl laug. discussion ensued. IN
Which Tho evsiI likely u tlow ftom all frrcdse;f-
Mr. 1.anulnn haia lio 'ltatl Father reject tl,o
whole all tl,l retain tho ti,Ifu, wouls aie,att
MHs.'" Sir. teatt sad: "Ihe wo.lR. il not
s;raek out would 1o a. alarming =, tie mark of
emitting bills Of credit. a.ttl from making any
thing but gold and silver logu-tcmlcr; MD
that ait wsA q favorable n1unebt 10 tlut aid
lar tito dpor againBt paper money! Tho wor'lH
wero str,okon out BY vote Ut rino HtatrH
to two; a,rl our fntl,rts believed they llaA
thus enyod uH from tLs very ovi'H wl,cl,
.l,o Ollln democracy Of to-'lay have r.an'y-
cd TO bring upon ,sa.., Tor a1t"s! ninety
years tho i}nhl,ceH uf tln Govatnincnt have eotl
administered Il, purECan:s Of the En;tt.s.i,u.
mid in tic spfsit Of iss f,nn!trs. E'!n thrns; i.
our wl1os history, from l7s7 IL laC7, n,,tl aec:.
nt rau,lum tNcnty al tho muBt distinguished
statesmen Of npy decade, aEd yhA will llhsi NIT
less thai ninctten Of tacm rejecting as datKer-
ous hcrcrioa tile doctrinns now ur,or isenHeipI,.
l a,uw 10 t1isr.spact IL lho OHIO Uenu-
crata when I say tI!at they tlo ru. had tlicir
present yiewH, ia tho result Of nnr ,eW 1itcpr-
erlcB in financial science; Int they lapo to teho
advantage VI tho hard times, the public tliail c4r.
to raise theso ihtueH NJ HI:aut "f tetsnE their
,;arty tulo power. 1l1a Tiny can dn only by c-
lullag tho popplo with hopet of help WHICH viii
prove tlulaaaa aud II enasa; which will nac:i
Gco tlfe future, without trihetn. even temporary
rolicl. -Eyf'ucts from Mr.. 0a,jieia'a speech d!
ttafren. Aug. u.
, 1875-09-04
CURRENT OpINI0N.

a:r ,.t.,, ,,,.
s,a "t' ~ ra,s e, vn.. ana a,an, ,tn ro',o, NJ
sa,,oa,...a % .s'n cnna,;.,,,tr, % an, ,,,',s nn.
an1ehamenta 20 tno Conatnmlo's, anu 1ilis 10.
p1tya either political pat.y from 9orlng Iluo
York Times.
PorhspH tho lt[chmopa HAlg pays tice-FFest-
dent wilson compliment "heh II sleaas OF nun,
"a t1at ehorgetlo ln9a'lu. 10 cet5ainy .tn.
Hotnro ISa Is NJ Il 1,on,,hlI"nn Cnurnusnn
York Tribune.
Tn,.t.,,o, rouo,, mn, 1,ox,., r,r,,. hor,
Lone1ealo", Lowell, anu baYard tsSlof nave
zach appeared III public md delivered bealsifn!
poctus DURING tho last ti.,ep months It ID unw
dittaropt from anything ha has yot written
would DO ptcierrcd.-Irooh!yn argus.
We decline several communications TINT are
dovotcd to tho alleged failuro Of Gov. AIlonB
physical siRor.. They are from Donsnctass who
arc hifa1o ot hla rroaidehttal prominence. We
insist that Il toV Allot cllmbs the tEee 10 shal
gather the fruis.-cincinnati Commercial.
II 1ay.foyer asuoc,atiou. wny nok a con.
.,,,r,tt,o.' .,,,..n,t,, ,{,o,,,,.+i. ,o,,,,o
as sar.'.s ~, ..1 49,, so ,'.,'aa.ss., , w. Ill.,,
c,.sh -, ont1,,,a .,,,, rn,ni,. ~ s,hoota I'm,
would ansIia whn Lnnws hit tl,.t lin uanaaeA
for ali the ills ilost IL belr to might be- evolved.
philadelphia Times.
Tho murniup pAEcrB hhy0 preyai!ol t1pou the
a.tri. T., N. a,os.,iut, 's H. to
usN ~ 49, 49, ".h =. s,.a's"st ~ y. ~ ~
etteInoon. Nefo IL sent ae tho !nIfcr hols II
Moh'a oo q RIsas seev!oe M 10 the BUSINESS onsa
sSs mora.us nspsrs Vii xss,,y 'Y Ya.,, tho ou'y
benefit Which ID wilt cuilfer,-Aeu York
Graphic.
"1atl," sayu l,o asked ylco. stleut Wilson
al s3ar1toga what wla iu ths Uauks moyctucut in
! M.auaoh,,satta. 1lo snx.arol Ia ,,J1ad
I S>s"7 AA~ S"Nc--
, 1875-09-04

l1UH IA LE-l4 f,u ACRES or LAND ElTEATEU 1H
l's!sty tsH:5. Tex. :. tn.s"!sa! in arr;atu rec;
i:se firm. uit .x;h t',s gsat fs,s Ind. :,.
u nntiashlf ttrcama li"a 1.rec;: ir!ts. .c to f..
Aldrtss j. IUIriEESf, No T. ut UiiSast.. II. lnuis,
Nh. .....
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j loc1trtt In Hn1,. AL Pain ar t.s !~t, for Lark
t'nunt, }.rsp>.ty. III X. VI. IiNAS, H. co., Loom
II, lS t1Sh1c.st
, 1875-09-04
WANTED-.MALE HELP.

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n, Ia bean In Ia" ohcs pfe'efsd. Xare's sl 1bans
91e-.
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e.tao At ehsh pfieas ani peunn, usT M1,ii()H tjI.
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~ piei..se.tfsmo tnakofs 1t hrAHToN MITCH.
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WANTkD-M QanpEHTENS. APrtH At NEW
+ Go. oto'aas' n''' e' '0a'o s'eaa0 "hA''' fHi'cA
10 ANTRD :. fMMEDihIFIY "A, FIRsT-CLABs
~ oAr9cr. apply ~ ~ west lNk.*.. lNk.*..---
ErnpioymSn1 " s1,,,n ATSnniS, ~ f,nT.n .,,v,
1,,s, loSa ~ to3 3i.ss W,seo''M1 M:.a ~ ss" Wh:ta
Wi.c"u,n Sszcs j; rrr d., .AJgly to the ipreMsa
r. t",s ~ "tx o. to nHhY a1{nf!n AIT G Mar
,hslro' t paiI,,,Ahi1 i i,3nEiis r., d, o7r
~ IT. tsn.t: o} fa.', 3t;: psr a.T y tssm b.
l,r.xrrn en-, ,,: !; ,;,;.T ! .i,,,;,Tt,s Eo;,
II tne s,cA i,iana ntifrnad ID jnwo, WIG. si7f
r.s n; ,;ss ias.
r.! d!t5s tn.n,; tafn. ssnds. e.o. q. i. 0AKIS-
!!AS. III s'e"'' "a'tF'.t Noom
Misnel,nnonus.
ITANTKD-AGENrS viii Will, SELL NRw m.
5 an;tnmx ot sfeta ~ Il ~. n,hly thar tails .hers
% sfiH,, "a, y
pt~funii Enttnr frur JAHi;S Sf,ttrr ir ~
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

1 I;t"r1f,S sAfcS Of ttOrtsEs. cANt,tAGEs,
~ and natnct. erv Tues.a. Thar'dsv nna Hatar'!ay.
E.:rE,G", - ss y a n, q Wt3I9N GV'b hnHtiun
' ~" ~ ana ' Fn.t Mssa,nfnn., @ q ~, srsx ~ s nn
a'ld n"1". <. wsrrant"" -,,.z ,,r
nnn ri",'nnt ifIs,nhs, sr Ksnsncky hredj inarc, 4
yras MD; rtlnh kInd rrn r3t vios; lss ntrrd milo
!. .ta,Y MIus".. AMI dn 1t again ~th ptaotice: IL
'Ss, Sc =" Tx s; "a A. ;% 4ss e.. fu ns..n1 ,,rd
tI! an II, VIII ~, II ,,,,t trnr @ mi sTi
dt.ar ibis ~ nil 10 uGi-r7er and fully
Enif.th -. sen. H.. .,
XIX 'cr1 ttaa ot'"a ahi tn.' hu9z-s, btf And
i:r -: :nr :. 's;'t'' ';."st.eraco,
prnht.a, f'a rr
.'neV ;, ;4e .',.rs .''.:,1.
,,s "" Ii y, evn a's @ e"f''':n' md two family phAs-
III, IT, n. ,nrk,nr M ~ hnrss ~ ~ lkt t.r,. ,t,,
,Inrir nr o h fu..s css n is Sfrafs; Ro1I n
md rsr1sn.cd trn,d.
bfMn siat"e. " Ia IDS NJ Rh, ycArs "Ih; kni md
tn a.! hsr:ie trr3 frtt " scy %tJh, md ra+hl.
Isr1rss pf iii sttte, .inv;c hnI duulc NM, nd am,
uud hand, " ~ "'"
wy in, team of L.y csrr,re hnrro. scnr, 3D. IA
sss nd .ra i,es ssi!su dtysrs aaI afs seI vot IL
want ri ,ite " ~ ' '
arrn nsanrltoent of nhrr +notrs with fttsnn nlhsr
of-ys iii Of wltj dcsctjt1u viii BE- eiycn At limo OF
s.u " ~
Auction sas cnm,uctns at 10 o'ctnck weather nerrr
Nm TN ructdsr III. ,,o viii III l., IN. btr~.s It'd
ter thu bArkrNrt ttk Il Esans Hickey Committing Of
TsIo hnrset. et.,,,.
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6nokkoencra. UlcE1tH, 30.
HVAHTRD-A YOUEu MAN Is 70 70 YEARS OF
~ aRei must wsi!o 31ntl husfnass hand. Une ~ha
oMtA. ~
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DIVORCES.
1c,1TvOH(Es lEt;ALtY OBTAINED FOR CAuskS;
| sasmIai asoiIaA; tod Attaf decree. AddsoAs r. q.
l11 VI, tMieAxo. III - -
1,lyunoEs -1EuA ALLY OBTAINED, NOT FRAUD.
nlauuJ Ess tltaf aeatss, Tsn iaAse' pf4aliue IA
iho eouIla II QAIcaRQ. 4ddEs4s Fqst~Q@ea R44 a&3,
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A Ii KINDA, hE1rER MACHINES, AND LOWER
axt, 4. d6kE j CO.'S, " VI " v Msbash-A1.
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MUSICAL.
1IOH sALE-A MOTT ELEGANT X OCTAVE
pianu, asw, ss1dazd susAe Ana toth tssas 10 sait1
NsE MxuSiFirEST NEAHfY NKW GAKVED
~ ls{. f0etAyo piano. *I7si good pitnn 4a " Isnt
DA WITT, Id St4ts-st- ---..--.-...z-
VIANTkn..TEN AUsIUlANH, HitAaS AND HEED.
" Gail II 11uaaussts unieu l1poGs4on Aulldus. tu-
-
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INSTRUCTION.,
A GRADUATE OF DARTMOUTH, Auk =. WHO
~ has luth fur two yeArn In NeR HAFsr carhihs fslb
stuuuA aud httlu9 boys tur colleges, issEus tul p
ts Who AEs slIux 70 % thorough aurf and wl1o v
Tribune Gtnce.
1VASFRh-A NATIVE fRENGil nOvEnNEsS;
W tstsssHses Ec9utrad Csll a LID Nuhss
{NANTEp-A FHKNGH TKAClIEK, :MALk OR
W lcn.le: Aadto4. z 10 Tr!l:lns tMh.'s: