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No very great amount of sorrow will be
caused by the intelligence that Jesse POme-
roy, the boy murderer. is TO be hanged for his
atrocious crimes. Objection may be urged
on the score Of his youth, bat two courts. one
The Supreme Court OF Massachusetts. have
considered the case and have reached the
same conclusion, which is that the safety OF
society demands that he should suffer death
1t is perhaps safer and more humane 10 in
fict capital punishment IN his case than to
give the young monster still further OPP
Portunities for indulging his murde-ous pro
Iersifies.
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~ = sTFEET CHrRcH. near eth. Rav. 1.
LrS HfEE - AEELEEa=a Pastor A. II "a click
At At 7 !.sTF'" -l D." work OF work Preaching a.
rSsCiTY HALL SERVICES -PrearhiaE at II
- a- ~ and p n Morning SUBJECT The
.ul,et Thcaaeiesi Eia. aiI are in invited ei'' Il,
T@rMT~SIuNARY pAY-I2TH STREETS ~
~ ~ " / tHU RgH.-Rev. RICHAEn NoRFIs
!! a H'-,3 p. M and 10 in the evening. All in
- cife"i- horthwe-Il Service nj i a m To-
NbERON Sermon hy Rev. FREpERIC HING SLEY
On - nj and Body IN Religion Sunday school at
rSTHE REV DAVID WILLS, u. d. Of At
- Ialta- tt.,egIsia' VIII preach IN the Mestern
.g;h streets. on 10, MORROW sunday at ii a. m
and ,. M. The public are respectfully invited 60
nSBREF0BMED EPISCOPAL CRURCH-Fhe
~ usual sery &C. Of this church VIII be held in
: so p. m S,rmon by Rev. wILLIAI McGUIHE.
~ kr,ijcd Prayer book = used az these sermons.
~ TANT CHURCH, oh street street above %e E 20
ireac hing by nr. DAVID WILSON, President OF
aud "a p M TO TO M6REGW iSuhday iiI Feb 4 i.tb
STRANGERS and the public cordially invited to be
rRMSSIoXARY- ANNIYERSARY AT IVES
80 LEY CHAPEL, SUNDAY, February II.
iTeachls a. II q. m, Icy Rev. " :. EDWARDS, ia,
school st5ls clock in the evening EmbIems and
H"itg~ BY Jhe classes, and address by Mr.. Ed
Na'"s- formerly a member Of the school. 1t
1FJNITARIAS SERVICES AT WILLARDS
~ HALL. conducted bl Rev. r. y. BELLOWS,
Of Nv lrk. Al @, a. m. sunday School At u a.
W- Morning SeTy ice. wi sermon on Holy Days
ard Other lsyy~ a. "a ? m Praise meeting f2r
srfH.. u N RrijEion and Our Homes" Seats free
The prtlic 9, rli.ily invited. 1t
~ observation-disclosures CELEBRATE
49, the death Of Messiah. (tln son OF David and
heir TO his Throne. , every SUNDAY at IL a m,
northeast corner Of 7th street and New York avenue
u, crire advocated lin opposition to all the rCts of
s'-CElcl thri~'eudom.l The entire mortality of
man lmmortalify-a CItt-at'aiuahlc Ouly through
TrvaTI offered the IuSt ones, is eternal life in the
k'lCd' n f God. which will De established on thu
E&rti AZ the return of Messiah. A. many who are
disposed To prove all things and hold fast t. which
TCONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE SO
~ ClETY ANNIVFRS NRY at Metropolitan
n r. church, To MORROW EVENING. =,
o'clock. Address by Senator Wright. If Iowa;
Hon: Mns~rs Lawrence. II Ohio: Vance. of North
Car,lIH and others J. ". CHIC kERING,
Il, Acting Secretary.
75SpMR HALE, mis- innary from Ohio, will al
t-T dre-s women exclusively, MONDAY. Al 3
e. Ct'CR D. at thu Y. NJ. &. 4. Lecture Room
SUBJECT; &c W mans True Sphere in the Hom' and
1SbA MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN MEMO
CfiiCe of MILLS DEAN. 20. 4J9 Louisiana ave
Eu.' On MONDAY EVENING, tn" 9Th Instant at
O'Clock. The members earnestly requested To
attend. ICaP,I fybl32t-
1(pI. -. N.-The Annual Session Of the GRiN
HC| LODGE, Independent Order Mechanics. will
Re held il ESbAE, tn" 18th instant. at 81, OCilck
corner 9Th ant streets. All Representatives and
Past Masters IN good standing are requested TO at
wM. J.. SEWARD, Grand Architect.
HAS W EiSS. trrAnd Rec. S"Cy L
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MI Bowles, Of the Springfield Republican,
seems TO apprehend unpleasant consequences
10 himself should he come TO Washington TO
testify in the Pacific Mail Investigation. Re-
ferring 10 the statement that ne was To be
summoned here he says I'VE infer some
holy in Washington wants 10 bring a libel
nit under Judge POland'S press gag law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-13

y Washington writer to the New York
Ercaiag Post finds or a visit To the Patent
Office museum, where the original declara-
ton OF independence i on exhibition tina,
while the eng7Ossed part Of the instrument is
IN fair state Of preservation, all the sigma
lures, except those on the last column of the
right side, are almost wholly obliteratei
He suggests that the document might be
g. touched up" with the aid OF a magnifying
glass, and sees no improperly in il, since
great historical pictures are frequently rem
Ovated. The suggestion seems to be a SEN
sible one. The simple restoration of the
names would not make il less valuable, since
its main importance as a historical relic is
derived from the fact that il is the original
document signed one hundred years ago in
Philadelphia Unless something is done
looking to its preservation, the most precious
OF all American relics will soon be lost for
ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-13

1t IS likely that new edition of Scienck on
Poker will shortly be brought out in this
country, corrected and amended for the
American market, and it will probably be
edited by some one high enough in official
POSITION to make his laboTS worthy OF being
Joined with those of foreign minister. For
example, a Senator and Representative IN
Congress were the other day discussing the
Schenck's brochure. when one Of them ex-
claimed -''BOb's rules are good enough as far
as they go; and they will probably do for
England, where they are tied down by all
sorts OF forms and precedentS; but they won't
90 fer this country. where we want the largeS:
liberty and all the range and variety possible.
What the ID did he mean by leaving out
sblazes@''
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LOST AND FOUND.

l O>T-on the afternoon Of the I2fh instant, pair
- 81 Gold framed EG E GLASSES. AAAN,
liberal reward will be paid for the re-s<y ~
turn Of the same to IO7 Penna. avenue. IT
1 OST-February 18th, Pink Coral EARRING,
a leaf shape The finder will b. literally re
varded by leaving il at No. 90 81 street northeast
Canit9! Hill or at the National Hotel. MRS 5. G..
CABELL. frbI}2t+
l OST-Early Thursday morning. December 10th,
A lS,4, an AMETHYST RING, on 9th, near T.. or f.
between 9Th aud 18th streets. The finder will re-
CciNe "A reward and thanks by addressing the owner
Miss LENA, SO Estreet northwest. fAbS
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IL appears that what i known rs the VS.
COnsin railroad combination was an infiuen-
1ial element in securing the defeat o. Sena-
tor Carpenter for reelection. Mr.. Carpenter
was an earnest supporter Of the Potter law,
which regulates the local rates Of tranSpor-
a,iOn, by rail in that state. ami, OF course, it
was the interest OF the railroads 10 secure
his defeat Some of the officers of the Mil
waukee and St Paul road have bOastel since
the Senatorial election that they prevented
his return to the Senate. and a. il is intima-
ted that improper means were used to secure
the election OF Mr.. Cameron, his successor.
1T is not at all improbable that there may be
an investigation by the Senate into the
election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-13

The TCTId calls Henry Bergh, the zoopholist,
10th "a pOlypragmOn" and "a pOlpras-
s~onOus person" This is hard. indeed. But
:. re yet remains. The HoTd proceeds to
I pye IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-13

"A New York contemporary objects TO the
establishment of a National Museum in
Washington on the ground that the govern
ment can hardly afford to go into the s.shovy
business" And Vet many other nations.
notably Great Britain, are engaged in this
same show business, and national museums
are considered prominent points of interest
at European capitals. Great Britain has for
years maintained museum, the finest in the
world, and expends yearly no less than
f150,cCO TO increase its attractivenCSs. Our
own government already has at its disposal
the nucleus Ofa great national collection. The
smithsonian Institution is ready to contrib
ute its large and valuable collection 10 the
government whenever the latter finds suit
able depository for il; the Army Medical
Museum would form an exceedingly valuable
branch of the national institution: while the
Patent office AMI almost every bureau of the
government could make interesting cOltri-
buttons OF objects Of value. A small sum ap-
propriated yearly by Congress would secure
The continual growth of the museum until in
very few years il would become one Of the
most interesting points to students aaI visi-
tors at the capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-13

THE CAUCCs ACTIoN.-The impression
Y'eyails to-day apOut town that Tire force
- adopted by the republican caucus last
Il Il WI ia!l Q: Passage.
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With all respect for the Senate Committee
on the District Of Columbia. we feel bOund to
give expression u the very general opinion
That that holy has committed a mistake in
authorizing the introduction ola bill exempt
ing church property from taxation; and We
sincerely hope the proposed measure will be
rejected when il comes TO vote. There il
neither Justice nor reason in eXempting the
property Of any class. holy or corporation
from its fair share OF the expenses necessary
10 afford protection TO that property AMI to
secure the advantages o. government AMI
public order This l. the view ROW taken by
all persons vino have given the matter
thoughtful and intelligent attention, AMI IL
Is alike matter Of surprise and regret that
the legislative branch Of government for
and by the people, and based on the republic
can principle Of the greatest cool to the
greatest number, should for a moment enter
tain the solecism Of taxing one portion OF the
community for the benefit of another Let
Churches and church property bear their pro-
portion Of public burdens the same as other
corporations and property, and then nobody
Will be the loser.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

INOR SALE or RENr-Tro naw frs class
BRICK DIV ELLfNG HOUSES. three stories
and basement and back buiiiUg press brick trent;
Ohio stone trimming, brown stone bS~e and step.
double tarTCce and step. These houses are furnished
with white marble mau'l-- throughout. also. fur-
nSCeS ranges. hot and cid water, Atiar~ AMI eek
psuires, with dumb waters, SC. >iru-taI as III ia
Island aN erur, betW 18th ana lSh streets aha
cent to Scott statue Inquire II09 lffh street 0ae
OF the above houses hg recently been rented Cen
eral A. A. Hum phrev-, L ; 4. decI5en
LCR RENT-A nicyl, furrI-hsi thr..-StH-g
BRICK IN the We End. eight OF uiUa rooms
and all con, CuieuC-s- Rent very low.
ivt4 cost WILLIAM TYLER. TIJ 18Th st
ENOR RENT-N very desirable three-s.or press
BRICF DWELLING. located in thu best part
of George WI. has ten "a AL modern cpuyr-
ni-rC's. Rent low. WILLIAM TYLER.
tch4 co5t 10 18th street
IHOR SALE OR RENT-BRICK YARD, outfit
complete, cheap. ApPlg ;. JOHNSTON,
~. 4SS Pennsy iVania avenue, near N'tioual
Hotel. JaIel I'm
IN0R SALE-FARM Cf sINty-three acres on Co
lumbia turnpike, four miles from city. within u
mile OF station, on W. q. railroad. Location high
and healthy. good house and barn. apple and peach
orchards never falling stream Of water and springs
suitable Tor dairy, truck, OF fruit. Apply 70
JANNET & HOGE,
octS-sn@ 460 Penna. ave, Washington, n. {.
IGOR SALE-A large, very conrartabIs. ola fash
Il Toned BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. situated on
the corner of Bridge and Frederick streets George
town II: C.; large and attractive. Terms reasonable
and low. WILLIAM TYLER.
octl4-eou rs 18th street.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

| ENTEN READING.
Lenten Thoughts, Brief Meditations
Dear Feast of Lent, by Author of q" Rntlcdga -
Helps TO Holy Lent, by Bishop II huntington.
A Rosary for Lent, or Devotional Readings
The Social Law of God, by Washburn
Counsel and Comfort for Daily Life.
Hall, ID. ID.
Thoughts for Lent, by 0xeden
The Call OF Lent 20 Say No by Potter
large variety of suitable Books for Lent
teblOtr WIN. BALLANTfNE, ~. I'll street
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- Corner AZ Street and PsNHSy!rdnid areaEe
Old Middleton Money. By the author of Victor
and Nanqushed.
The Last Journal Of David Livingstone in Central
Africa from lS65 TO his death.
The Bazaar Book of the Household
loo choice selections in Poe ~ and Prose.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Writing Papers, Enyel-
cpes, Initial Paper, and thing ia the Stationery
line.
Superfne Double Eagle Playing Cards, Convex
Corners, at the very lowest prices.
The Example of France: being the Essays on the
Payment of the Indemnity, and the manag cement OF
the Currency since the German War 1870 "a jansO- n
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
BY
BRODHEAD CO.,
1905 y STREET, BETWEEN I2rH AND ISrH srs
Owing 20 the depressed state Of the Dry Goods
naFhet We have been able to purchase for cash
large stock OF
COTTONS
exceedingly low, and offer them AZ a slight sd
vance on nianuacturcrs prices. We quote
New York Mills "A BlcaChed CottUns. h ceIts,
Wensutta "a n raDfs
HnuroHCoselhs - II" IL. cents.
Lower grades from ga cents I'D
81 pillow case COrrons ~ cents ND.
ga isheetingD 81 cents no
And full line Of the btN MAKES Bleached ana I'm
, bieached Co;tous at prices that cannot be beat
Besi make Paper Cambria. Genie.
Butteu Paris Kid e5 cents: 2 Button al: 4 Button
iuli length, In party and street colors, Sis.
BRODHEAD l. CO.,
jsnl6-tr 1905 street, between 18th and 18th
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PERSONAL.

4 HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS FROM
j trusting my wife, LAURA o. FREEMAN, she
ha ing left my bed and board without just cause. /
VIII pay no debts contracted BY her.
Il c. L.. FREEMAN
4 NOVELTY FOR MARRIED. LADIES-S.nd
address with stamp, for information, MADAME
u URINE, Post Office Box 100, Washington, ID.
4. feb5 I'm
ZONE AND SEE HATTIE J. FRENCH, the
~ celebrated reliable Medical and Business Clair
yoyant, 125 llth street, between and III northwest
Examinations and consultations daily. Terms 81
aHd 81 Nervous Diseases treated successfully
Searces Tuesday evening AT ~ o'clock. janIl 6w'
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HOTELS.

WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
w ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Corner Of Irving Place and 10th Street,
NEW YORK,
Only one block from Union Square, the most cen
trail yet quiet location in the city, in the immediate
vicinity OF all the principal places of amusement and
leading retail stores, has been enlarged and i'm
proved the past by the addition of fifty rooms
and A passenger elevator.
feb4ly CHAS. b. FERRIN, Proprietor.
HYSON'S HOTEL,
III No. 7O9 G STREET,
-ly BETWEEN 7TH and sTH STREETS.
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A S I L o l. o e I Z.
FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE-GrOv'r * Baker BOX SEWING
i MACHINE. with n without table: good a. new:
bargain. At L. g. L AVIS, corner oth stree; and
Prnn-y isanla az enue. 1ebI3 81
LNUR SALE.-One Of Linteman & Cons PIANOS
Il IN perfect order; cheap for cash. or un--.
TX monthly payments; approved negotiable -
paper required. Apply To LATIMER Ali SFI
CLEARf, AUctiOneers, corner lIth and Pennsylva
mia avenue. febl2 81
IGOR SALE-A handsome HORSE and PHI ETON
= Inquire at 151O II street. feLII-Iy
E1OR SALE-Fme CANARY BIRDS, excellent
u singers, nice Canary females and Cages: ~ -
MoCking Birds and MCCking Bird Food, No W
1871 south u street. Capitol Hill. Georgetown ~
ana Navy ard Street Cars pass door. jan29 law
IGOR SALE-Two tame DEER-a Buck and ID oe
Il only six months old. Apply to JAS. T0WLES
street, between Sth and 9th, northwest. lang I'm
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Largest Circulation in the District

Unless there is an error in the figures
given TO The press. 10 i clear that The House
Committee on Appropriations has made a
mistake in agreeing TO appropriate the sum
of $4,000 for the purchase OF the portrait Of
General George III. Thomas. now on view in
5he TOtunda Of the Capitol. The picture by
no means does Justice to its illuStriOuS sub
Ject; but If il did. the price named would be
excessive and out of all proportion. whether
the intrinsic value OF the painting, or the
reputation of the artist he considered. IL is
doubtful. indeed, whether any private puT-
chaser in the country would give 20 much as
five hundred dollars for the picture, and
thousand dollars would be an cxtTavaCant
price for the nation tOpTy for 10, if il were out
ofdebt and its cOfiersOveriiOwiug with money.
and this Notwithstanding the high charac-
ter and great popularity Of the deceased hero
il seems an ungraciOuS task 10 say anything
that would seem 70 discourage the patronage
of art or the cOmmemOTatiOn Of the form and
features OF 50 great aId COOL mIn as Gene
raj Thomas but rc4ari for the interests of
the public treasury not less than for the en-
cOuTagement of real art makes IL necessary
that this much should b said.
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MY GOODS.
Running
COME VTNNrN-

I '"ht ~ MING.
TIiF ,HE 'r DHHl>.
i'>t f'rr 80. .Aih ... Ne p. "a. 10. IN.
O., -t.. ~ -, ~. I r.r- ... r.--. .-.- .
mention 40 l,C-, -r.- -. a '' '." -.a.. Tie
=, Ais So Pics, ~ NE'c E-SN ..- h l,-g,
ltri-. no SIC. aUlay', l. 5aTt. We '.t t.. n :. %
: n ap''oe.
Al The" ''..'ie bong ~ sue IN. 49,. .
Sss' Nari, Hamburg Eic~ aud in~.' .''a pr b. u,
AMI ia cent. 2. art
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

AVER THIRD OF CENTURY OF Sue
" CESS.-1he LYCOMING FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY organized June 10, 1870. Assets January
], 1874 over 5000 600. Has paid about SIS 500 900 in
losses. l am issuing Policies in this Old and Tried
Company at fair rates.
J. RUSSELL BARR. Agent,
cecD-eOly Office, 5l3 7th street.
EIRE INSURANCE.
Niagara Fire Insurance Com pany OF New York
Assets, 5 -3o ,225. Surf plus, 555 2E5.
Republic Fire Insurance Company of New York
Assets, S7OO,0C1. Surplus, s 100 Geo.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of New York
Assets, S6O6, 40. Surplus, SSJ6,cln.
National Fire Insurance Company of Pbjladel
phia, Pa.-Assets, S56o Oc0 Surplus, 26S 900.
Old Dominion Fire Insurance Company Of Vir-
ginla-Assets, S3l5tsO. Surplus, Sll5hU.
WILLIAM l.. BRAMfiALL & CO.
may22 u Agents, 601 7th street northwest.
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DRY GOODS DRY GOODS

CARTER'S.
feh2tr 7o7 NarL.,S,o..
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For RENT-0FFICES-Two large Rooms in the
4 second story Of the old "Seatou" mansion, on
p"site the General Post Office supplied with water
gas and closets; specially adapted for lawyers OF
Patent attorneys; rents low to permanent tenants.
Also. elegant Offices ia the now Office bull ling oppo-
site the Patent and Post Offices. corner + and sth
stree i northwest. 4 l.. BARBER CO,
febl0 ct 7OS f It. northwest, opp P,st Office
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-01-14

Is it expected b. the enemies of the adn,inis
tration,- that the Pre- silent should sit quietly
i'm Washington; and celnlly bear OF civil war in
one of the States of tile Union, and not put
forth his constitutional authority to prevent or
stop it? Is that is what they expcctJ they will
be mistaken. Human life is not so cheap that
it should be thus mereilessly sacrificed. 1t will
not take u fortnight for all this hullabello, about
a military dictator, etc, etc, to die away, and
the people come to proper appreciation Of the
wisdom and firmness of the President.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-01-14


Nv virtue of decree OF the District Court Of the
United States, rendered at Harrisonburg ON the"
day of october, 1871, in the cause OF Nathaniel
Flock bankrupt We will sell at PUBLIC auction, NJ
the front door OF the Court-House in HarrsonDurS,
Virginia, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1873.
the real estate of said Bankrupt, in Rockingham
county, consisting OF a tract OF Land OF
BLFrY-SIX ACRES, 49,
on Smith Creek, adjoining the lands OF samuel
Sle-Is ana others-bcing the same which was con,
viewed to said n Flock 10y James Bolton. Also,
TRACT OF 22o ACRES
on Smiths Creek, adjoining the lands of Henry Ar
IN ,ntrout, Reuben S lsr5, and others.
These are valuable lands AMI have comfortable i'm
proyamentS on them. -:
The Tracts VIII be sold separately. 80. ,,n-
,.5TERMS OF SALE.-Onn-fourtf of the purchase
money IN hand the residue i'll three equal annnaf in
stalncnts, bearing interest from day OF sale, IA
king from the purchaser or purchasers bonds WITH
good personal security, and retaining a lien AZ
further security.
WM 8. COMPTON,
ian4-it Com'n.
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Tease No. 2so.l

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L States for the Western District OF VirginIa.--ln
Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Macon Jordan. bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ''-'
The undersigned R. S. Parks. Of Luray. Page Co.
Va, hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
sgnee of the estate of Macon Jordan, OF Page coun
ty in said District, who was, the 10th day OF
February, a. d., 1878, adjudged a bankrupt on his
petition by the District Court OF said District
Dated Dec 3lst, 1870. -
Jan 14-3t X. 8, PARKS, assignee.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-01-14

We do not think that, intrinsicafly, either the
McEnery or Kellogg party, is worth even the
Life of a mere negro, corrupt carpet-bagger,
or bloody white Lacquer, and it was merei-
full thing that the military was present ON the
4th. to prevent the butchery Of probably some
innocent parties, for they are generally the
nersoas who suffer while the instigators of the
troubles escape unframed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-01-14
lease No. Hal

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L States for the Western Dirtrict of Vain Bank
rupLey.
In the matter of Charles Weaver, bankrupt =
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 81
The undersigned, II. S. PARKS, of Luray, Page Co..
Va hereby gives notice of his appoint N INT ass As
sgnee of the Estate OF Charles Weaver of Page Co.,
in said District, VINO was, the 27th day OF October
A. d. lo7l adjudged a Bankrupt OH his own petit
ton by the District Court OF said District
Dated, Dec. 81, 1871.
Jan li-3t X 5. PALMS, Assignee.
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Tease No. 2l6.l

lease No. ZIG.
TN THE DISTR CT CURT OF THE INT ED
i states for the Western istlict OF Fiis1Lla-ln
B Bankruptcy.
In the matter of John Miller, bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned r. S. Parks, OF Luray, Page Co..
Va. lareDy gives notice OF his appointment as As
enee Of the state of John Miller OF Page county
in said District WHO was, the 3rd day OF SeItem
Der, d. d 1917, adj judged bankrupt on his own pe-
tition by the District Conrt of said District
niI3t r. S. PARKS. Assignee.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-01-14

1t was rather petty business to witness
grave and reverend Senators kicking UP such a
tempest in tea pot, about Louisiana affairs
The President simply placed his authority so
that the laws had to be obeyed, and human
life spared. That is all of it. 1t would have
been better. for this people, especially the
butchered victims in Sept. last, in New Orleans,
in Colfax, Cashutta aud Vcksburg, had the
wholesome restraint Of tbs military been there
olsc
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-01-14

Mai Jacob. D. Williamson died at his resi-
dence, in the lower part of Rockingham, ON
the Sd OF january, aged 81 years, after sever=
al weeks fitness. He was gentleman OF high
character and intelligence, and in every res
peet a good and useful citizen.