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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-12
LATE NEWS SUMMARY.
EAST

The constitutional commission in
Maine has, by vote of six to two, defeated
the proposition to amend the constitution so
women can be electors under the same regula-
tions and restrictions as men.
Owing to The want of proper sanitary
precaution, diptheria is spreading with alarm
ing rapidity in New York Several eminent
doetoIs have issueda protest sgainst the Ill
ventilated schools and filthy street cars which,
it ia claimed. are the great disseminators of
this fatal disease.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-12

dangerous than from the father. While
the neglect of education or leaving
children to the education of the street.
no doubt in good many cases induces
insanity, the forcing system of teaching
pursued by many parents and teachers
in trying to make children prodigies
produces far more.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-12

Friction impedes the progress of
the railway train, and yet it is only
through friction that it makes any pro-
gress. This apparent paradox is ex-
planned when we remember that by the
reason of the frictional "bite" Of the
drivers upcn the track they draw the
train. The bearings Of the wheels up
on the rails are a mere line where they
come in contact, iron and iron, yet this
slight and almost imperceptible hold
Is sufficient TO move hundreds of tons
Of dead weight with the speed of the
wind.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

The senate committee on civil service
has reported a bill providing that for two
years from the 1st of July next, all salaries
exceeding 81 200 per year, in all branches OF
the government service, civil and military
shall be reduced ten per cent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-12

The London Telegraph compliments
its countrymen by saying, " The most
brutal, the most cowardly, the most
pitiiess, the most barharous deeds done
IN the world are perpetrated by the
lower clsssss Of English people,,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-12
WEST.

Fifteen hundred miners in the Brazil
district in Indiana, are on strike against a
reduction OF wages.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-12

"A Georgia man insisted on
smoking IN church, and drew out a
twelve inch boWie-kpife to prove his
right.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

n Basket Meeting will bs held At
Junction School-IIouse, two miles South
east OF Barrettsville, on Sunday. Sep
tembcr the 18th. Lovefcast at nine o.
clock. The Sacrament OF the Lords
Supper after morning preaching. Rev.
l.. {. Graybill is expected to preach.
j. w. SHREyE, L. &.
10 The third Quarterly Meeting. for
South Branch Circuit, NJ. l.. Church.
South, will be held at Ebenezer Church
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 10th & | It'll.
L. III. WflISNER, Y. T..
IVA Basket meeting will he held ut
the Camp Ground" on the lands Of Mr..
jackson Carder. near Haincs' Mill, com.
mencing on Saturday, Sept 4th. ut II
o'clock. All are invited. Persons nj.
tending tho meeting are requested to
bring their lunch with them there will
I've services morning and afternoon.
The services will continue during the
Sabbath. No preaching in Romney.
j. :. HUTCHINSON, Y. G..
Sept. ). 1873.
20 The Baptists will hold their Asso.
citation on Jersey Mountain. near the
three churches in this County. common.
cling on Friday the 10th OF Scptemter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03
Camp Meeting.

A Camp Meeting has been held in the
edge OF our town beginning on Thursday.
August Goth. and Terminating on yester-
day morning. OF our colored people
with Revs. Messrs. A. b. Wilson, of
Cumberland William T. Harris and
Theodore h. Clifford. Of Moorefeld Cir.
cult; and l.. Snowden, OF this Cir
cult, conducting the same. The best or.
der and good behavior prevailed, and
many OF our most influential and re-
spectacle citizens were frequently i'm
attendance and encouraging directly this
we'll conducted and effective religious
meeting. IL seems to have given gene
raj and entire satisfaction. and we trust
has proven productive OF good. The CO.
Iored preacher. Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Of
Cumberland. made . most favorable inn
preston upon his hearers "a a man of
considerable natural gifts as correct
and pleasant speaker. We congratulate
our colored friends upon the success of
their meeting, and they deserve the high
est commentator for the good order
and propriety observed. These CON-
mand the respect, the good wishes and
best feelings four best citizcns, and es.
tablish n harmony here between the IA.
ces that it is desirable forever to main
tain. 80
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

WEST VIRGINIA. To wiz AT rules beiA
w In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Cour,
OF Hampshire county, on the 6nt Monday in An
gust, 1878.
VIM. F. j. Taylor and Elizabeth Ann
his wife, Plaintiffs,
u.s..
John c. willett and Mary f. d. hi. wife.
Joseph /. Taylor. Thomas T. Brooke's
Administrator. Silas Prices Admins.
traitor. Mary Beall aud Brook Taylor,
Defendants, IL CuAYcERY.
Tho object of this suit is, to have tho
Court ascertain and decide
lst. Whether by deed from said s.
Price and Mary T.. his wife, who is now
the saidlAlary +. ID. Willett, to said Tho
mas T. Brooke, a copy Of which is fled
with the bill in this suit, any estate or
interest passed, and if so how much and
whats
Ind If the Court decides said deed TO
be effective to pass any interest OF said
Mary Il. ID. Wiliett. how much is duo
from the estate OF said Thos. Il. Brooke
upon his note for the purchase money
under said deed?
3rd. If the Court decides that nothing
passed by said deed, whether the estate
of said Silas Price. and said Mary f.. ID.
Willett, are not liable to repay to the es-
tate Of Thomas r.. Brooke. the money
paid as part Of the consideration OF said
deed, and il SO to fix the amount thereof
and decree the same, If il can be done.
out or the share OF said Mary l.. ID. vii.
lett in tho lands III the bill mentioned.
being the lands conveyed by Simon Tay.
Tor TO VIM. Donaldson and James Tay.
lor. trustees, for Nancy Brooke and the
heirs OF her body" so that il may be-
applied to tho payment OF debts due
fr said Thomas T.,Brookc's estate.
4th. II necessary, TO construe the will
OF said Thomas L. Brooke. and decide
whether, If any estate OF snid Thomas Il.
Brooke is left after paying his debts. Il
passes TO said Mary Beall and Brooke
Taylor, or to the hcirs at law of said
Thomas L. Brooke and that the Court
will decree to all Interested what they
are entitled 10, and particularly TO the
Plains their interests In said lands.
that said lands may be partitioned If
practicable, and If not. loo cold aud tho
proceeds divided among those entitled
thereto and for general relief. &c.
And 1T appearing by affidavit that tho
defendants j. C-Willett and Mary T.. ID.
his wife & Mary Beall, do not reside In
this State-tbe said nonresident defen.
dants are required to appear ON the next
rule day of said Court, at the Clerks OF.
lice OF said Court and do what Is neces.
sary to protect their interests in this
suit. Teste,
G. S. WHITE. G. c. c.H.c.
August 6, fS75.--4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

At a meeting OF the Bar and officers
OF the County Court of Pcndleton coun-
ty, West Va, held ut the Courthouse
in Franklin, Thursday. the 18th day or
August, 1875, Col. Benjamin Hiner was
appointed Chairman, and +. \. Gun
ningham, Secretary.
Upon motion, tie Chairman appoint
cd committee consisting OF all the
members of the Bar, who reported the
following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted:
Re.olrsd !, That we hive heard with fell nes
of deep regret Of the death of Hon. J. W. r. Al
len. late Judge Of our judicial Circuit
2. That in his death We have sustained . loss
that i'll he fell among US; that he has lrn VA
cant seat Which he elied with dignity and i'm
Partially.
}. That the Bar and Court wear the usual
badge OF mourning tor thirty days in memory Of
their departed friend and upright Judge.
T. That the proceedings aud resolutions OF
this meeting H. published in the Partition N,lss
with the request that they be copied by all the
p'pors IN this Judicial Circut-th>t n copy he
forwarded TO Me fatally OF tho deceased
they be spread upon tho records OF this Court
and tina, e. McClung present the same 10 tho
Circuit Court OF this county, with the request
that they be copied upon the records Of said court
BENZ. HINER, CHARM. u.
y. a. CCNsIN0NAu, Secretary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03
Tributes of Respect.

AT the August term OF tho County
Court OF Grant County, convened mt
Petersburg, on the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1875.
The following resolutions were offer
ed BY the members of the bar ofGrant.
and unanimously adopted by the County
Cont. and ordered to. be spread upon
the records, and a copy to be sen, to the
bereaved widow and orphans
Very appropriate remarks were made
by Messrs. Norment. Dyer. Lee. resident
lawyers, and by Messrs. Sprigg, Carr,
Reynolds, Baker and +. Muutzing. Clerk
Resolesd, Tha, this Court, aud the members
OF the Bar OF Grant County have heard with e.
motions OF deepest sorrow Of the death Of the
Hon. j. W. f. Allen
Resolved. That this Court unitcs with the rest
OF tho Counties in his late Judicial Circuit, in
bearing testimony TO lis pure aud upright char
acter az citizen, his unsullicd reputation as
lawyer, and his ability, impartiniity and up
rightness as Judge.
i, RsseIess That ;hess resolutions be spread up
on ihs record, and cory sent to the widow aud
orphans Of the deceased, and that the ktyser
TriSsne and other papers in this Judicial Circuit
be requested to copy the same.
A copy from the record. Tes,e:
ERNEST MUTZING Clerk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03
DIED.

In Ohio, recently, Dr.. A. J. SlSGsTyn, for
meriy Of Hardy county, but more rereutly cin-
zen OF tbs town.
Near Mansfield, III on the 4lh ult., Of FIuS.
ELfzihsTn NHnRgD, daughter Of solomon and
Jemima Vsnms,er, IN the 9th year of her age.
Do the 9Th ult.. near Martinshurg Mr Bear
WHtsoN. ia the s3fd year Of his age Mr.. "
was highly respected, aud was = soldier 10 the
war Of 1912
Al the residence Of his brother on Little c.
c'p1n, IN Hampshire county, on the Gath nit
Capt. ". GlNNUAS, Of Wes;ernp0ri, Nd The
subject Of this notice Was native or HAMPSHIRE
county, but Of late years, had resided ia Wes-
ternport tie was IN command Of p company Of
cavalry under Gen. toibOden during The var
and rendered bis nAiiye State. Virginia. valua.
bic services. lie was bra and Efficient of
cor, and never ninched when duty called. Ue
was member 81 Mountain CITY Castle, No T.
Ancient Order Knights Of the Mystic Chain. and
nlso OF Comanche Tribe, No. 7, Improved order
ot hed Wen, oi this plsce, delegations from both
OF which, under charge OF senior Past Comman.
der Jss. j. Tevei, ATTENDED bis funeral Al Little
CAcap0o, and his remains we're inferred accord
ing TO the rights Of those orders Rev. J. C.
Cly mer, pastor q 'he Presby terian Church Of
this place preached an eloquent faneral sermon
previous TO the iuterment 1he deceased was n
consistent member Of the Church The mem
beTs ct the order desire 10 return many thanks
20 The friends By whom they were % kindly en-.
RETAINED on the occasion - Piedmont LqRspendsnt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held
w IN The Clerks Ufice 81 The Cogniy Cour,
Of Hampshire county, on the 6rst Monday in
August 1875.
Hiram Michael, administrator dc bonis
non with the will annexed Of Jacob
Ullery, decd, Plaintiff,
as.
John. Elias, Alfred L., Sarah. Jacob L..
and Florence Ullery. Robert G.. Nal.
colin and Martha r.. his wife, IL. John
son. administrator Of Harrison UlIery,
decd, Taylor, John, and Robert G.
Watson, Grafton r. and Nancy Mi.
chael, and John Patterson. admins.
traitor OF George Miileson, decd. Do.
PENDANTS, IL CHANcERY.
The object Of this suit is 90 have set.
Element Of tho estate Of Jacob Ullery,
decd, and n distribution Of said estate
among those entitled thereto under the
direction and orders Of the Court
And it appearing by affidavit that
the defendants John UlIery AMI Elias
Ullery, do not reside i'm this State--the
said nonresident defendapts are requir.
cd 70 appear on the next rule day Of
said Court, being the first Monday in
September next. at the Clerks Office
OF said Court and 10 what - necessary
TO protect their interests in this suit.
Testc,
G. S. WHITE, G. &. enc.
August s, ls7j.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03
NJ AIHIRIED.

AZ the resideucc Of the brides father. on the
s,h ult by Rev. Frank A. Stroiher, BssJANIS
7. huRRlY, ~ the Murray House" Edinjurr
Va, W Misc S1Ean y. ALLsN, Of Shenandoah
On The l9ih ult. at the residence Of the Off
Chatting clergyman Rev. Daniel H. Arnold Mr.
LEHTgL SHASnotrzgR 10 Miss HLuRtEr z DIrGn-
KITTY, all Of this county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03
'K%vV Colossal Gold Sheaf
@ - SEED WHEAT.

The attention Of Farmers Is specially Invited
to this cereal, which for its prolific qualities
hardness and freedom from disease, perhaps out
rivals all other acclims ted varieties It's perfect
adaptation to every variety OF soil and climate
makes IL a peculiar favorite with both American
and British Farmers.
II natures in about twenty days less time
tssn oats -
es-i, is q remarkable grain TO stand severe
drought.
u YIELDS fton, 10 TO 90 bushels per acre.
The heads will average ten inches in length.
We will send sample specimen heads 10
Farmers on receipt OF ten cents, by mail which
will - life evidenc Of the enosuAous grow tn Of
the wheel. Agents 70 whom we have sent speci-
men-heads are making enormous profits, show
ing the heads 10 their nsis hbors, and taking or
ders
The stalk is sufsciently strong 10 support the
head and prevent It's lodging. The grain for
stock food is eqxsi, II not superior, to Indian
cssu. II ripens while the stalk 10 yet green
We have tested its superiority as far North rs
Ontario and Quebec, and as far South as New
MEXICO, proving its psrfeet adaptation TO every
variety OF soil and climate 10 North Americs.
eor Terms, Cash. No G. .. ID. packages
sent out
SAMPLE packages sent postage paid, for ST o
by mail. One bushel. 10y Express, ST. Ten
bushels, by Express, S25. Send money by Re-
gistered Letter, At our risk. Address
GUSTAVUS LINDSEY & CO.,
Hoiston, Ta
August 6, .S15.-2no.
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CoM1lIssIONER.s NOTICE.
James kuykendail. Administrator.

rs.
James kuykendalrs widow. &C.
In CuANCERY.
Rf decree rendered 10 ths above CAUSE n
~ the JUICE term, 1875, OF the County Court
OF Hampshire County, the undersigned, Commis-
siousr, Wa directed,
TO state. settle and adjust the accounts of
VIM. II. Powell, Sheriff Of Hanpshire County.
and - such Committee Administrators Of James
kuy kendall. decd"
ITO ascertain and report the ipdebssdoess Of
The sssd Ksykendall ssd Distribute whatever n.
sets may be In the hands Of The said Admiuis,ra-
tor among those entitled thereto.
Al PERSONS Interested will, therefore. TAKE
NOTICE. that on the 18th day of September.
lssa At nv Ohics 10 Ronney, W. Va, ahali
proeeed to carry out the directions of The above
recised decree and all persoas having claims or
demands against aid Jsoes Kuykeuisll. decd.
are required to present aud psove the came be-
fore me on or before said day
SAM'L. L. FLOURNOY.
August l3, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

Uncle Frederick Derinp. our wor-
worthy POSTMASTER, is surely kind
hearted man. His cow came up tile
street the other day with an umbrella
tied over her Mo,ydato,cn Posi-,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

~ There is q heap oftalk about In
dian Frauds They should be correct.
ly dcnominated white mems frauds"
for it is the federal officials who have
been stealing from the Indians, and not
the Indians from the white men.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

tzS The potato disease has again ap
peared In many parts of Ireland, aud il
is feared the crops will be q failure.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03


IVA horrible outrage was committed
on tho night Of the 9th ult. by men
on tho person Of Mrs. Ann Olive. aged
80 years, who was a cook for Captain
Read, ON board the canalboat &. T..
Manning, while lying at the port in
Cumberland. Harry Davis and John
Fright have been Srrestcd and identified
by the woman ms two Of the guilty par
tics. The affair has created considcra-
bic excitement. and officers are in pur-
suit Of the other party.
tvThe Mccbanicstown Frederick
county, Nd Ciu-ioa says that the hog
cholera is prevailing to an alarming ex-
tent in the mountains near that place.
\ widow lady named Wolf lost twenty.
ono head within n few days. whilst ma
NY more farmers have lost considera-
bic number
We understand that the same disease
is prevailing, to n considerable extent.
in this place and vicinity, and q number
Of hogs have died from it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho advertiser, having been permanently cur
90 OF 'h", dead disease Consumption, by a sim
Pie remedy, IL anxious To make known To his
Fellow sufferers tue means Of cure. To all who
desire =. he will send cory Of the prescription
usec' FREQ OF charge With the directions for
preparing aud usioa the Same, which thew vili
nod . sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma.
bronchitis. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. Il. A. WILSON.
lat Penn ST., William.buIgh, New York
April 30 lS7S--cm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

IVGeorge +. Williams. Esq, WIS e..
lcctcd superintendent OF Schools in
Hardy county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

DEADY-MADE Clothing in general variety.
III also excellent material for manufaciarina
the same. on band for sale cheap, by
GILkES0N, PUGH & VANCE.
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Hardy High School.
Moorefield. Hardy Co.. w. va.

@ ESSl0N begins ard Wednesday In Sep,.m
~ Der. and closes third week Ia June fol.
owing.
Rosrd In Pfiaeipal's family, $40 90
Tuition nom $40 90 SEQ
This IL q classical School. embracing Q full
Collegiate curriculum, aud well provided with
chemicals and apparatus. II is warmly con-
mendcd by Professors In University Of Va,
Washington Lee University, and other Wiz.
ginia Colleges. Send Tor Catalogues.
IL. l.. HOOVER. PRINCIPAL.
Nooreaeld, June II, 1875. -3m.
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"EST VIRGINIA, TO WIT All rules b.Id
w ia the Clerks Ofics Of the County Court
OF Bsmpshirc County, 90 the 6rst Monday in
August, 1875.
Joseph 5. Pownall, PlaintiR.
as.
Richard Kaylor. Defendant.
In Assumpsit with Attachment.
The object Of THE suit is 10 recover Of the de-
fendant snd 10 attach the estate Of the defendant
sufficient TO pay the sum " one hundred and
thirp-two dollars eighty-seven snd half cents
with legal interest thereon from the 9Th day of
December, 1871, iill daid, add the costs Of his
srit And ], appearing BY affidavit that The de-
iendsnt Richard Kaylor does rot reside in litis
State the said nonresident defendant 10 required
70 appear 90 The next rule day Of said Court being
ibe bret Monday IN September next at The Clerks
Office Of said Court, and do what IL necessary 10
protect bic interest in this suit Tssso,
c. =. WHITE, e. c. G. n. e..
August s, 1S75.--4w.
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INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT Ar rules bsld
w ia the Clerks OGioe 81 The County Court
Of Hampshire county, % he 6fst Monday in
August, 1875
John W. Phillips. Plaintiff.
rs
Richard Kaylor, Defendant.
In AssVmpsR nth attachment
The object % this sgit IL to recover Of tb. De.
fendant and 10 attach the estate of he deferss-.
SUFFICIENT 70 pay the sum q one huodred aud
Hxty-hTe dollars and fourlseu cent?. with fuier-
St tbeieou from the - day Of October. 1874 tfii
paid, and the costs Of tsis soit And "a appesr.
log BY AFFIDAVIT ihst tie defendant Ricbard Kay-
Tor does rot reside IN this Siate--tbe said aon-
resident oetepdant is required 70 avresr on
TIE next rule CAY Of said Court. being the 6rst
Monday IN September next, 81 TIE Clerks once
Of said Court and do What u necessarY 10 pfote.f
bis 10 lerest IN this soft. Teste.
c. ;. WHITE, c. c. &. II. G.
August s. iS75.--4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-03

9'We learn that the Presbyterian
Church at South Branch Bridge is ra-
pidly approaching completion, and will
be dedicated with appropriate. services
Oh the 18th of September, (the 3rd Sun
day. at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
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ESrhe steam engines and laborsav-
ing machinery in this country are COM
puted to be equivalent to unaided labor
OF one thousand million persons all en-.
gagged in the task reproduction.
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By Yesterdays Mail.

~ AT Charlestown. in the Court Of
appeals, the argument, which was COM
menccd on the 2Jrt ult., in the case OF
John Slack, ST., and others, rs. John j.
Jacob and others. Commonly known as
the Capital Case~) was concluded on
Friday the 9th. On Monday last the
Court adjourned for two weeks. to con.
sider its decisions in this and other
cases argued before the Court.
REQuisITIoN-BUr Nor DELIVERED
Ur.-Mentiou was made in tho Ne.ss O.
yer two weeks ago of the fact tina, a
tramp named Augustus Somers, alias
Nelson, who had been arrested nc Fred.
erick and lodged in Jail. was recognized
oy friends Of Rev. David Rees. OF Pat.
terson's Greek, West Virginia, rs the
''pcddlcr' suspected of robbino Mr..
lees OF 500 and two suits of clothes,
last spring. On the requisition of the
governor OF W. Va, a warrant was is.
sued last week from the Executive
Chamber at Annapolis. to the sheriff Of
Frederick county, to deliver up Somers,
charged with larceny in w. Va, to the
agent of that State. Joseph G.. Arnold.
the sheriff, he refused to deliver up Ar.
mold, rs no was in jail, on charge orlar-
ceny committed i'll Frederick county.
GEORGIA PRlCEs.-At a recent public
sale ner Lagrange. Ga. good mules sold
Tor 80 each. good horses at the same pri-
ce. oxen sold for 50 each, young cows
with calves brought s. and - 25, good
two-horse wagon went for s., and log
cart, with irons. for 81 wheat sold for
80 cents bushcl, q new buggy and har-
ness brought $25, and carriage and
harness So. A horsecollar was the high
est article sold, bringing 81 80, almost
rs much rs an OK. These sales were
made on sixty days time.
E1cT The steam engines and laborsav-
ing machinery in this country sre com.
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70 The Deaf, Dumb and Blind Insti-
tuition resumes its duties. for the coming
session, at this place. on Monday next.
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Educational.

TUE Exsrcises Of (his Institute will b sssau.
ed Sept. sth. 1915 The member or Hoard
ing pupils beias limited, % early application
For circulars stating course OF studS, terms.
&e., sddrces
}. e. WHEAT. Winchester. Va.
ksvsasScss The R,shors and Clergy az ,hs
Prot. Ep. Ch. Of the Diocese Of Va.
=. 9. C"vcl', Ess, Romney, West Va.
David Williams, Esq., {"
Winchester, Va; Jaly is, 1878.