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The mseries suffered ny the victim Of fever
ana vsne are permanently removed ~ DID aynrs
Aeue Mature for all Chllls and attending
levers. Sylu every wnerr.-Adp
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GALUsHA A. GRow lives in the Congress
district In Pennsylvania which was for long
time represented 10 tho House bv DAVID Will
MOT. lie was WILMor's immediate successor.
and, after serving dozen years, eject ed
Smoker Of the House at tho outbreak Of the
r, aud he then retired from Congress. In
1872. Grow was Liberal Republican, and
warmly supported Or. GREELEY for pre.i-
dent. Soon after that campaign he slowly
1oated back into the regular party, ana last fall
be advocated the reelection Of HARTRAEFT as
Governor Of the KEYSTONE State. This YER
Brother Grow ardently desired to represent his
district In Conrross. To conei,iate the Repubii-
cans and secure the nomination, he several days
ago HE'D to Indiana, and took the stump for
HAYES, WHEELER, and MORTON.
But. sad TO siv, when the Convention IN the
old WnNor district assembled they refused to
nominate him. He warmly supported by
the delegation OF his own county, but the heart
less ma i0rit, voted him down.
Poor Crow HIS tate should be a warning to
SCHuR2. FENroN. BANKS, DEPEw, and all the
lesser lights IN that waning constellation.
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Gen. BABcoCK and Gen. BELKNAP were
unavoidahly absent from CHANDLERs military
demonstration ut indianapolis, hut like Col.
YELL OF Ycllvillc, their "hearts beat warmly for
their native Land" They bad the good fortune
to be TO resented by Gen. JAMES ;. NEGLEY Of
Pittsburgh, VINO, Us a member Of the Committee
on Resolutions. plegded to HAYES and
WHEELER "our full, open, and manly support"
As NEGLEY is indicted for swindhng the Ire IS
ury, by helping to pass fraudulent clAins while
a member of Congress, he had perfect right
To denounco "the factious proceedings OF the
House Of Representatives" ana to hold HAYES
and WHEELER up as model candidates for i" vet
erIns' like himself and BELKNAP and BABcocK.
The illustrious Gen. huRLBuT, who figured as
the hero Of much contrIband cotton during the
war. was also associated with the distinguished
NEGLEY ON the committee, and was evidently
the RICH, man IN the right place.
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to tins. Mr.. Pengely VIII perhaps report further
this Interesting exhoiuon Of historic man year.
THE SONG or THE SHIRT
with forehead brazen and bare
With eyes staring forth OF his head,
Boo lngcrsoh called to his following thus
Waving shirt that was red;
" Rave rave, rayel
Come stir the m,re and art,
Freedman aud villain, hencnmen and Ensyst
And sing me The Song Of the snrt.'
"oh, our banner Ia glorious and free.
All woven OF tissue and traui;
1T lo0d.dabblcd STAINS tham anu lie.
SO nutter It's tOds abroad
Wave wavr, waVel
Fling nigh the banner Of death,
Where b.Sots may gather or took may stare,
or Ay.ng tlins hata breath.
Toll toll, tom
come coin mo the SANDER and lie
Nuta, work, work
kovcmhrr's ldrs are nigh
Tax unto So insult and wrong
For ffiuts - Centennial Ar.
Toe tsrf'- h'7rt. ana the addoT'a tongue
Dl,t ust, sun cion, and Tear.
" Ne these then your JOY aud your PRIDE,
And miro the more mp0us par
To sea Ter out pehen the damnable DOUBT
Wh'ch u,s fool' hath but said Ia hls hCart' 1
Grind. grind yctne gu. rage mill
Ia head and and mountain and cave.
Drag Envy from her charnel house
And Ia rcl from her grave
with forehead brazen ana bare,
With eyes staring forth Of his head
Bob lngersoll called TO his following thus,
Waving shirt that red; q
"Eye, rave, ravel
Come stir me the mire AMI dirt
Freeamm and villain. nenchmlu and knsvs,A
| Aud stag me rhe Song Of the shirl"
! ~
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MIR. bishop aud spirituaiism.

2Q0 WEST NIxrrEENrm srHEgr, Sept la n I IS
, 1876-03-29

Wn!eh may hereafter astse Ia auy special dsE made
..a eneh osnf for safs.k+eping unleas . r. . shRn
htfA been given bY zach bank 70 the owner teyfun
mixing Z suen drpoat specifying di6crant :Feo Of
&c. :. That I'll United atates o.1seef iArget
Nlta Inc receipt disbursement t : public
noneys, and Ill otHcess Of Nat.onl 5ants,
.ns! ahmp q wHts Ia plain letters tne word
.eo',nttsfeit' "a1tered,' or "worthiess "upon al
tfaudulent ptss ssued In tbs form of snd intended
70 y. ~ mnn:J which shall be presented At
theit paeea Of business; md II tuch otsicess ahati
HwronBfuy s.snp any genuine nosa ct she United
sa;es Or at q. Saonsi Dsnts. .hey SHALL upon pre-
IT, reaeem sueh no,es It the thereof
eompanits organized under authority of any &C. ct
Consress shall BE-. and Arn hereby. required 10 make
tho reports which National banking Arsoctatons aro
required 70 make and publish the rroytsions Of
btcd b,2l!. b,12, and 5213 OF tho Heysed Statutes
and shall he subject to the sarne penalties for falurs
70 MAKE Or rub!ssh atch reports ha are therrn pro-
v1det; which ptnstfs nny be co'ler.ed before any
Court OF iho United HAtea In ht dl&ss1et In which
said banking company MAY be located.
, 1876-03-29
THE MAVY.fAHpS.
MORE NoTIkNNks4,

6pseaai nspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsn1xdroH, D. o., March 28.-Tho Sub
Committee Of tho Congressional Naval Commit
toe, which vas recently appointed to examine
alleged frauds ia Estse1n naval stations, havo
hceu investigating tho Portsmouth and Doasou
yards. Tho reported abuses have formed 4
standard subject for gossip and crstciam for ser.
etal yoaro. Eurleig!ls ono Of the Republican
membc1s has given out that tho supposed
fsauds wcro found 10 actually exist. While ho
declines to discloso ,n detail what tho Com
mistoe discovered. hs has not hesitated to do
cfase that Chsof fConstructor 1Ianacom'a integrity
Ia involved. and le even goes stil! further when
he inttmateb that tho yard has been run Ia tho
interest OF alr. }lamlin, the veteran politician
and renoancd Senator from the Pine Tsoe State.
This Portsmouth gard. as tt ia called, Ia 10 fact
located 10 K,tlery III The State Of 3IAiue. aud 10
\ means Of political advancement In times Of
elections 1t IL u,nda to
sEAyg THE PURPOSES Or CORRUPTION
sos both NOW Hampshire and Maine.
But tho coiosss! frauds Hatch the Committee
discovered were found 10 axist in tho
Cha, lestown or Boston yard. Tbs roye-
iotions os fraud which hare bcen
dlaclosod thow that tho worst reportB about tia
management Of ths yard were wet|.foundcd. II
las been ehown that there has boen startling
amount OF oror-ueasnriug Of timber In The in
tetoss Of contractors anu shoge In collusion with
them, and asso Wholesale acceptance Of
ARTICLES HEEEE CONTACTED ron.
and for Wh:ch the Government llAl to pay round-
II. Il has a!Ho teen proved probably beyond
doubt, thns there havo boen numerous nppo!nt-
| nlchts Of mon to lucrative positions Without
the slightest Ecgatd to Integrity OF
ability. and In some cases mcn Aayo
of crimes against the Government. Another
serics Of irregularities Developed has been tue
, 1876-03-29

upon The market Ia Boskou. Nav York a,A
other places. The marriott value at thst
t1rno 1as from 41TO to 1900 ap!eeo, tnsfin1 ths
ens1ro batch worth hbout 9{bl,0oo, Tho nvi.
denee ~ 70 what portion of this sum Won Aornam
5oce!yed IL not conclusive, but It could no3
have beeu losa that a10o. GOO. aeaton tsstiflsd
that he Investigated 100 Of these warrants afte1
they wero Issued. and found thcm all frandujont.
proving. conclusively, that In no instance dtd
persons TO whom .ho7 rsehtfully belonged. Tho
entsre 2,3oo spurious warrants rcrn tssiod within
enc year.
, 1876-03-29

rRoTosED CHANGE IN ruE LAW.
3pte1ai p,sTa7Ith 10 The Ch1casn 7r1Hunt,


WAsuisoros, D. c.. March 28.-The Comp
| sroller OF tho Currency, In Its annual report.
recommended so:no important changes III tho
National Bank act. Thoso Recommendations.
with soue important notifications, have bccn
embodied in tho following bill reported By Mr.
Cox, from tho Committee on Danking and Cur
toncF. It IL entitled n bill authorizing tho ap-
po!ntment Of Receivers Of National Banks, and
for other purposes:
Section !. That Whenever any National Banking
Association shall 10 dissolved, and ttx r1ghH. priv
icges, and franchises declared forBtted Hreacbed
III bec. o,233 Of tho Aeytssd Statutes Of the United
ass h.ss oae
sGanas 1t In my court ot record. and anado appnc-
Of tho Court a2ting that suc Judgment has been
dercd aud has reancd unpaid f0r tho space Of thirty
days or whenever the Comptroller shall become aatls
hod OF tho insolvency Of National Banking Ahso-
caton, 10 may, after due examination Of isa a1alss
os ~ ehs' Ssss appoint essi,er Vie s.l proceed
liability Of tho shareholder, provided iu &c., 523l
shall have Roue into lutlAtfon under ts provisions
Of sec s,21 of sAid statutes. the Individual liability Ut
s s5 e5sssS p59ssfa 1of 4, y S. e .
q i. s'sss' sas S.,s @ s;s!s
holder. il say eonIs cf tas uasi I'D States sates
within which any Of tho shareholders msy reside Or 10
tonnd, In which such Association may Lave Icen
BEG. >. That whenever any Aasoc.tion ahall have
nssn Of sA' u DO aeea L. Tue hand. of nss.yeE y
5,23a tatItoi. us cosnptioller slaa h.se paid i
:" to. enoh md ssesy sssaor Of .us As.oeaen
Association. "hose claim or claims - such creditor
shaai haye bcsn rr,sed Or SLOWED u therein pse-
penses Of Tho leceirersh!p, and tho redemption Of
the circulating q aueh Association shsll have
i III untsa .e ss
tlo Co1nproler of the Currency shati call meeting
u ss .s :s1 n y Sdss s q
a. As;os'sa ss,ess., ' s.s s o. it, TAss Il ss
esea shate Of s,osk snt.t!;es tho holaer !o ons
.n;l number Of shares. and when ln1 Of the eh.rc
led bond to Tho satisfaction Of the Comptroller Ut
tle GnFrsnoy M sosdit.one< for tue payment md d..
Sss y @ ~ III % se IT,
tlon by and tsfors competent court, and for tho
faithful nes:osm,ues aud M Mssa.sse .; ~ .a singular
eeser shall therouron transfer and deliver to such
agoat al tbs unltsldcd or uacollccted or other
ssaas In s hs hs arsr or
tro Of said Comptroller aud s.d lseeeter. either
ssid RECEIVER hereby sesesal1y empowered 10
cute any deed, aesgn1ncni !rausfer, or other tustru
1ae1euron sns r. o sa canp.foor All tha s. MI eceset
shnI by vtrno Of this act, bo discharged sud reeAsl
o.eh ss aud ii W e ts s1s!to,s md I thsre
Of; aid aueh sGent nershy authorised to sell, COM
rrupIso, compound tho debts due ~ such Asaoca-
lion ufNn tho orar nf competent court Ut record Of
the United States Circuit Court for tho dstrtct where
tho business Of tho association carried on. Surh
property Of any Association Which he msy receive 40
herninba'oro Psoviaet tor The bonont Of the share
Eso.s ol ancl Association u they Or majority Of
tIrE1 In T&Uu number Of direct
, 1876-03-29

sr. LOUIS, No.. March as.-A libel suit tor
$4,000 was brought In the Circuit Court to-day
hgatuat the 1t. Louls Times by Watson Foater,
Of Pike County, the nsttos growing out Of cer-
tata pnbllcastonH In tho Times concerning Eos
'ter'u statement 10 relation to II. +. Summers,
ooe Of tho Jurors iu the trial OF William Mckee,
, 1876-03-29
FIRES.


At SIOUX CITY,
Spteiot Dtspatch to The cafed9o Tribune.
Sioux C1rY, H.. March 23.-The reatdoncs md
furniture OF J. II. Connol, at Correcsiooville, 10
miles east OF :horc. wero destroyed by fse early
Gu Sunday morning. Loss. q, 600; lnsurad for
$1.6Uo in tho Continental Company. Tho fire il
supposed to have been ret by au inconsliary.
, 1876-03-29
THE NEW YORK cvs1oM.HovsE FRAUDS,

New Yunk. March 28.-.Flo Eren.ng Post
states that tho United Statos Treasury Depart
ment has for several wocks bcon working up m
investigation Of tho charges preferred against
Special Deputy Collector John H. Lydecksr, for
many yeara ono Of she bost-known olllcoss Of tho
permitted seslous irregularities, In order to al,ow
fayorsiam to lis personal and political friends.
1t IL understood that serious chaygea against
eo'sFaa woil'knoWn officers Of tho Appraisers
, 1876-03-29

Spsetal Dispateh to The Chicago 7tsbuas.
DKs MONIES, IT,. Marcl. 28.-The Iley. j. IT,
8wope, Presiding Elder Of tho Methodlat Church
for this district, WAS attacked with paurlsy yoY.
terday afternoon aud died at 3 o'clock to-day,
Hs Was previously III perfect health.
, 1876-03-29

importance in connection With the Emma Nine,
and road letter from Hle Ronndsll palmsr Id
scforonce to the lawsuit, dlsproying tho state.
uonta made against him. Al 10 Lyon, soma of
Hhose stAtementa 10 characterized n clumBy
ilaA. he did not know l,o hAd aTee saon him.
Tho Commtttao Adjourned until tomorrow,
vhan 6chenck mil again APPEAR.
, 1876-03-29
FINANCIAL,
nTeat Now According to Your Means, $40,
a26. $50. BlQO. $500.

EaE 10 make moas5 IL Ii! order, and Ars laousd to
fotnht AZ m sst4sr 9us Ct ths a1etas. ALEXANDER
6 &. I'D sts psafsa t. !n.s.t stos
S1i = taaoYA for tuakinx aud IL nu,ubeIs Auok
~ Rstsu4 Thousands ~ho ~e o, md because
~ sY4d at !hsE ei'oulaE sck.
Et& Fss, 0s lNk
, 1876-03-29
In CHICAGO.

Tho alarm from Dox No. 395 1t & O'Clock last
evening WAS CAUSED by a chimney burning out
In tho two.story brick house No. 40 Contra
avenuo, owned and occupied by Frank Arulllgan.
No Gamnge.
, 1876-03-29

CoLuAnus, o.. Masoh 2a.--In tho House 10.
day, after prolonged discussion. tha bill to pro-
teos wooI.grouera by taxing dogs aad sushottz-
Ing tue paymunt by tho county Tor dog soalre
WAs defaktsA
, 1876-03-29

House Committee on the Juaic,ary heId {. meet.
,ng to-day to rfcotyo the report of the SUBJ
Gomtnt'ee ~ e. "1o naa hehIa the Testimony OF
M M r5o ea passod upoa 70 's o a1ese
In tho House on Th1,faf]hv, torct{cr .t,tb tho
y;o,r -. tia h. cam.,tt ,ptappu III ~ ~ 10 tno RGaota
s,rn, ~ euo !n !t tnas tn's 10 aulaconslg
etlouE 70 conV1ct nitn OF corruption in oilce.
---
ROBSON.
u1s DEALINGS WITH THE HOUSE or =. COOKE.
M'cuLLocI1A co.
w.eu,,oro~ n ~ M.ro,, no ,r,.,s n
conun,ttcc nm tbo mai Eptoto poc, j., ,ooni,1
,nn o r.1.,;a", W. ."u % ~ Tar 49,. Loo ~ 'ooR,s
Government and roai cstn,o noo,. hava ,1,vo,.
.>.. ..s.., A.1 e., 1' o0.Aso tooi, "a'o ae'cl-
tar M IN Charge regard ss a very % sellous t @ ca SO
against Secretary nobeson, aud ono that may
c1simcl tn la tha. That anna t1ov. sf,or ~
,.y,.. - ~, C.a,<- f. - 80, a4'eA 'n'
rcd Sept. 18, 1878, aud after oflcial information
had been acut him from London TINT Jav Conke-
MccuIIoch L Co. wore not sound. but IN . vcTy
prccarious condition. he then causod Al. Ron mi,
10 DO transferred by teleGrnph to tho London
Eofy largo huuapcs OF telee1ams bearing upon
t.4o AA@~sot, ~ "n's3 Wv AoAo"ioe "to suoas
tho most Significant:
IoS1 DnAncu Eott 1C 1B73-Co11,unto,. uif,tor,
Isty1osd.. Aena ssereterp q he Kapy Washington,
y. & uyo fe4utsstMioa M II faygr Of Jay Cooke. Mo
Of Navy. Gxont1E II Hnursnr
NayY DEpaHr.tEH7 vAsurYoroH Een. H. ra.a-
Tae jfgn, CtwJe n. Rot<sou. Lonn I;ra,,rn. Il =
HemIt,suc 10 London etonwu ty Tia Trn,.,Irrr " '
WILLIAM TEYAoLna Acting Hscretary navy
1,,,r Iu,. .t,o. ~. fi,,.s 80 tss1,,
Flat parn,.sfer NJ tI,o Emronnsn aoMnarnn'
toIerranhsd TnLoson from Tonf3nn irtim,,;naa
tho o,nparrnssod oouaislon OF Inv Cookn Mn.
(Atitorh 4. n. ~
NV n,r,r-v.,r v..u,xo,,>, Cav. q, ,o,,
Tat jio, f:tar1r r ca.Ssan tanI stI..s 1esiC
bradford tole1faphs Twin osttei'. itsyo hsi ion1
tntorvtew with house. They ehuw them. elyes sot.
vent Y their New York securities good. 1n this
e1citabo mournt thoy think they cannot gtve taugi-
, 1876-03-29

-ux uon,, ca,Nm,p',EE.hssAmENr.
sptsaui D1,nateb ~ ~, ~ SS,HEE uroS An71cLEs.
,p..s"'.' D'pa'en ~ =. . ae e>teago Tribune,
NAsn1Soroa. u. u March z,-Tbo t,nnrseb,
mont Committee tbla AFTERNOON too,. tn.n,. ,
vote upon tho impeachment arifo.s .s.i.a.
DolknAp and adopted them Without s's...,.
ThoJ will be reported In tho House on I.. T...as
day morning. and tho debate, which viii a..
doubsod!y result in protontng Geu. De!knap
before tho' bar Of tho Bona.o, will begin ID
soon a. tho evidence and articles can bo
printed. II tho House follows tho prcooden,
cot In tha Andrew Johnson impeachment, tho
onsro busness Of tho House will BE- suspended
pending tho impeachment trial In the senate,
The articles to bo presented on Thursday will
doubtloaa contain no now facts hnd will be sul,-
ssantially tho ssmo ci1ergos that were presented
W tho Ctymer Committee, Int they will DO more
carefully and accurately presented, and will,
moreover, be- etlppoEsad by Legal evidence, which
tho c'ymer articles were, not.
8ntetat Dispdlch to The CHICAGO Tribune,
MosIREAL March 2a.--1t Is stated on good
authority that American detectives pa9sod
through tlis city Friday laat ell route to Ottawa
20 hunt up q gentleman who vas IN tho conf
denco Of Caleb Marsh while at ST. LAWRENCE
1iall, Montreal, and TO whom Marsh uado a
statement which is Had 10 differ very materially
from ANYTHING hitherto nlade public. WnebfnE-
ton authorttiea wish to get at tho fact to boueel
In The impeachment trial
f1u tic Aslociakd press.1
WARRINGTON, D. o., aInrcll z8.-The full
House Committee on tho Judiciary held meet.
ing to-day Ia receive the report Of the Sub.
Committee who had hcnrd the Testimony OF
Mr. and 3lra: Marsh and others in tho Dolknap
cnao. Tho Committee passed. upon tho articles
OF tn,neachneut. and propose 10 present thou,
in tho House on Thuradhy, together with thu
evldonco In t1eir support. 1t 10 tho general
Wow OF tho Convitteo that this is sufficiently
strong TO convict him Of corruption in oilice.
, 1876-03-29

WASHINGTON.
Post-Traders Testify Be-
fore the Oly1ner
Committee.
Gen. Reynolds Comes in for
Several Unfavorable
Allusions.
The Naval Committee Claim to
Have a Hold Upon
Robson.
kilograms Showing Some Of Ills
Dealings Uith Jay Cooke,
McCullocll & Co.
The House Judiciary Commit
tee Complete the Belknap
Impeachment Articles.
They Will Do Submitted to The House
for Its Action To-Dlorrow.
What the Eastern Navy-Yard In
Vestigation Has Brought
Forth.
Gen. Sthenck Tells Ills Story Of lis
Connection with Tho Emma bIine.
Much Political, Official, and
Mechanical Rottenness
Unearthed.
Hallett kilbourn Must Remain in Durance
Until He Opens His Mouth.
Proposed Notifications Of tho Ma
tional Banking Law,
, 1876-03-29

spcctod OF thc diplomatic corps, who WAS rrusi.
dent OF tho TramxAy Comp&iy tn l.tnbp4 tho
stook of which mas boInR 1,,lk OH tho Market
Hchcnck had nothing to do With tho preparation
of the prospectus Of tho En,mn aIiuo Company,
6cllsnek said when he went into the BUSINESS Le
did not know theto vas such pcssou ~ Albert
Grant, not being acquainted ip stock or financial
circles. echonok attended ouly two meetings OF
The board, on tho 28th aud 30th OF Noyouber.
tlaving feagned III Dooember, ho mover wont
noar tho Board or Company agaiu.
lie TOOK NO Part IN TIE MANAGEMENT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
The Old Family Journal.
VARIETY.
Intervening a Farmer.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08

FENHIS popular House has been thoroughly reno
4 waited. and the presHt proprietor who as
sumed charge on the lstofApril, is now prepared
70 accommodate guests in the most comfortable
and satisfactory manner. The house contains %
chambers, an Of which have been handsomely fur
nished with new furniture
THE TABLE viii b, well supplied with the best
the m1rketadords, prepared by experienced cooks.
E5~ Charges Moderate.
THE BAR will bo supplied with a choice yarie-
Of Pure Wines and Liquors.
Abundant Stable room, with attentive Ostlers
My old patrons and the general public are invi-
ted TO give me 4 call.
May "a. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
Notice.

HAVING recently suffered considerably f,,,
4 fires in my woods, on my lands on the ps'r
side of the Shenandoah river, originating fr1,,
tresspesses BY huntsmcn, and having now NM.
chased of Mrs, Mckevitt her "Rose Hin" IA
" Mountain tracts Of land, date CHAPLAIN iIs
latter tract stretching from near nv Sheeler Cus,
ry along the river nearly to "Bulrs Falls" and
neen much tresspassed upon, hereby give public
notice that am determined TO prosecute ali M.
Hereafter offend by tresspassirg on any Of nv
bands. WV. LUCAS.
March ., IST2-tc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
rs.
W. W. CAICTuERS, &c, D.fts.
" CHlNCERT.
~ CHINCERT

IT IS ordered that the exceptions TO The reportOf
1 Commissioner q. W. T.. hcarsey filed Sep
teubgr 2j,h. lS7t, be and The same ave over-ruled
except SD Tar as they relate o. the bond held by
>amuc, Thrush and audited in class No. I, as O.
which and for the purpose OF ascermuiug the
abatement %. purchase money, au account OF the
removal of the School House this cause is recon-
mitt.d tp Commissioner Geo. W. I. kearS, Y, 20
ascertain and report whether the said Bond OF
Samuel Thrush Is an existing debt, and the a.
mount OF the abatement OF The purchase money. of
the said realty on account OF the removal ot the
~cdoolHouse and 90 report aud revise his last re-
port and tain and syttis the ptjurjlics OF the
liens against the lands iu the proceedings in this
cause mentioned. And notice by publication OF
the execution OF ,his published once week, for
four successive weeks, shall De equivalent 20 per
soual service on thepJrties.
Aud the said Commissioner is repaired % re-
port bis proceedings, with any other matters
specially stated, deemed pc,,iRest by himself, or
REQUIRED % De stated.
a True Ex;rac.-Tcste
K. T. BROWN,
Clerk, G. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
NOTICE.
a CARD.

HAVING heretofore done business at Summit
i L Point, would respectfully call the attention
OF my former friends and customers - the fact
that am at the Depot again. prepared to serve
them, and will be glad 10 see them.
w. Y. g. WILSON,
Oft3e firm Of Wilson Brothers.
Summit Point, Sept. q, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
Perfection of Light.

THE only abfOlutely cafe il.uminator tn use in
4 any Lamp. II cannot be exploded. Elaine.
the family safeguard.
WARDEN d OXNARD.
For sale By GEO. VT. KEARsiFY
Dec. !, 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
Patent New Process Flour.

hANUFACTCRED bv Washington 4 Alex.
VI ander, at the Weverton Mills. for sale BIZ
WASHINGTON d LIPPlTT.
July 81, 1873.
S0AP.-People's Soap very cheap, for sale by
y Nov. IT, 1873. W. EBY.
ID 0ASTED Coffee warranted, best quality Rio
II. Brand, Belle Of the South justreceivcd. for
ssleb by W. EBY.
DlSTOL, Gun and MBsket Water Proof CAPS
L and another supply of Shot all sizes with the
best Rife Powder, just received by
Nov. -, 1873. VERY
NHlTE Beans, Dried Peaches Sage. Pepper.
" Saipetre, salt, with butchering Spice.
generally, for sale By W.EBY.
tHOPPING Axes al weights at lowest price.
~ fOr sale BY ". EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
Timothy seed.

NVEhav on hand Tor sale lot Of Fine limo.
w thy Seed.
Oct. Q, 1875. TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
GEO. 7. LIGHT is selling Cashmere Boquet
N Soap at % cents.
lkO. I. LIGHT Is selling Lamps from 30 cts
II 10 SL50-very best. Chimneys cheaper than
ever sold before-5 cents bv the half dozen.
Chimneys at Shopper doz
SCllOOL BOOKS sold lower by Geo. T. Light
y than any one in town. Copy Books 8 and 10
cents. Initial PEPPER Is cents per box. Legal
Cap Paper 20 cents per or.
October 30, 1915 GEO. T. LIGHT.