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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
StaSt Baltimore.

Der BroBeB megcn &uSgebeu8
ia den @elOes, mclfer gegen &obert
BartS, alias 6obert 9Gbite, uno 9(nOrem s.
YartS, Sater uno Sobu, erboben moroeH,
murOe geittrn lm SunOcs 8eiirtSgeriGte perz
banOelt $5r. 2lr6tbalo Stirling, iun., uer-
trat Die 9tegicrun9, mo S1r. gSul. Sell G5ileS,
iuu., erid)ieE ais SertbelOiger Der @ugetlag.
ten.
Bart5 (oer Sater) itnno inter Der gutlage,
fitnf ialid)e balbe SilbeoOllarS I'M SeiiBe 0e-
babt mo eiH idlihtS G)tloltiid QuSgeqebcn All
Daben, ludbrcnO Yurt5 (ocr SOhn) ongetlaqt
mar, am 20. WtGrS all Oru. -. u. 9io6ms III
Der !, Yearlz6omlngzDtiible uno am 7. April
all 0rn. u. u. 9Sinter fali1cS Silbergelo
OerauSgabt iU hobsu. Sei Der Qeitrlgen Ser
banOluHg crgab it'd, oaB Barf5, iun, ;ur 3eit
0e5 llu5gebeu5 ot5 @tlOe8 al Der 8elUioeres
Roao nabt Der Gjreenu!ount 2lucHuc mobnte.
Salo uab Der &CrbGtlug OeS Sobnes iicoelte
Il nit icincm &ater uah Der Ybilaoclpbia-
Hoao iibtr.
Bon philadelphia traien im Orange Pot.
ANTE Srieie fir BQ-fS, iell., etn, Die al 80.
bert gGbitc aOrciitrt wartu. Ser Sobu mar
nadl leiner Serbaitunq Qegeu SiirQid)aft fir
ietn Grldleineu gum neitercu Strb0re ireigelaIs
len moroen; er iauO itd) abcl nid)t Dor benz
SuiUNp~SoIlHllIlu NtItt luNoYu4U lStIlI $DtC-
berOerbaituna crfOlgte. @Iei9 Oaraui mllr6e
and Der 8ater arretirt. ll8 3eugen ipuroen
Die 3D. &obins, g8juter, BoliSiit g8lttes
felO, Sergcont 8arranger, Bofmciiter 6tram
&imble unO otiicn 2liRitent AJt. Button, @Ouu=
tpEBOliSiit GrOdett, @ehetmpoli3iit '6aQ, Sr.
6ittib,W pom bIeiigen lluteri9aeamte unb
9eheimpOli5iit @ault u5ruommen. 9ta6 be-
cnbetcm YlaioOpcr murOe Der 8ro5eB ben
9eidmOrenen iibergeben, bic rpabri1einlid)
beute ihren l8abriprud) idlleu mcrOen.
Die Republttauer Der 16. gSar6
bielten 9onueritag8z zAbeno cine Seriamm=
lung uno eruamteu eiu GOmite, peldeS BEN
g8ablz Suptruioreu ieiue 2lufmartung ma4
htn uuo nm Die @rHeuuuu9 anoerer @abl.
ri4ter i'll Der betrefcHOen 28arO na9iu6en
iOa,
llnisre moOerne 2ebenSmeie fibrt oiele
8rautbeiten I'M SeiOlge, BON oeuen uniere
SOrfabreu ytlbts nuBten. SeionoerS iin0
Is llu3dblige, Ocrcn Scroauung ibled)t uno
oereu Contribution baoWd oaruuter leioet.
Or. q. &0uig'5 Sam burger Crop
fen fGrteu ben Dtagen unO iteden Die Ser
Oauung wieOer her. Q3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
GS Hdrf

beute Wiorgen, ben 10. Sftober 1877, ri lbr nod
lansem eeoen anoreas Srafuer i'm "A. 9ebensz
iabIe. ytdbere anseige pesen bes Sesrd6niiies in
Der Nontossz3ctuns
%. WmIer, ghmagcr;
(246) eSuIie Wuuer, Sdbmefter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
9emti9e Sn9banolung
WeIte nnf, Aent ySeffenl
@i6ere 0eiInna 0eS faItem s5tebers unS
9G9tteIfrp1teS.
WebiFe 1tur $40.

6f. =. q. NBitt in Nr. IA, SdosgutanrIass.
s,nsmisten. yr.y Nrt}des 2aasas gum Musasben pom
aaSSrrrnl Sr. IA, 0nbsGutatufrabe,
IISai7,1S] uabe Der .eoneoroiasSaue'1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
0armnnies0aQe.
6mte &lfiaun9sltiitke
nienrigen Yreiien! nieorigen preiien!
in
@Q1tantafer'S
3wet8geid1dft, 3pct8gei6dft,
llr. 1855, Wsf- -paItimorefr.

Ar. ]66, 1uff-y yalflmorfltr.
Gleg.nte Mn;iiee nno lleberr5de
fur csrren nno Gnaben
@auamafer's Stpei8z @eiddit,
9fr. 1876, Scit>SaItinIoreitr
Tetne StdD=,
&afintir'
,tnS anoere @nsii9e
tperben auf Seitellun9 in
Danamaker's 1Danamaker's
3weig 8eI1dft,
Nr. 166, @eif 8altimnrejtr.,
an9eIertigt.
8elte Qualttdt uno SuoerlGlIge Mrbett !!
Nur ein Yrets, 9sur etn 9rets,
unb stpar
Der niebrig fte!!
SeoeS RIetDungsftld miro sarantirt!
Seoes yletounsSitn tpiro garantirt!
H@ 3uporfomn,enbe 4uimertamtet bari Seber
ffets periidbert iein in
gSanautafer's
SSanamafer'S
Smeisfleteerseidlaite, 3weigtLetoerseida!te
Smetgfieiocr9eIdnfte, s3ipeietleioergeld]dfte
y1r. 1865,
Nr. 166,
gSeft Baltimore gtrafe.
xSelt Baltimore StraBe.
(246,52, 8, ,64, ,10,6, ,S2, 6, "a, ,300,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
Observation-Disclosures TT GattaSa. h.

90 Ontr Il, &alI., y. Oft.-Sobn Sbeez
ban, Batrid Wcaaiiter uuo Sobn &pau, bon
Oenen Der Gri itere Der @rmorbung '6adett'S
uno Der 2ettere eineSWoroangriff8 auf @aiott
bei9ulOigt mar, purbeu geitern entlaHen, Oa
Der StaatSanpalt es ablebnte, gegen iie nod
mebr 9lnflagen Dor Die @roB9eiGworenen 5u
len0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13

B al hingtqH, z. sisiober. = 0a ans
8enpHlhlen pare, bas bic 8equiiitiun Oes
9onosrnf.irs 6aulpton nm 4ustieierung oes
Senators Batterion in ni6t gang red)ts9iil,
tiger BorW Eue etipas 81 pOretli9 esrlailen
murSes 10 bat man es in Columbia fiir gut
betunben, cine nnOsre8equiittOn auSiultellen,
wel6e gefern bier aniaHgte. Gs piro nun
an9enpnItaen, oab. .Seuator Batterion, tpel9er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
Rod etm Sd)nappia6ler attS Siios
Carolina nethaffef.

Stew. Yorf, y. Ottober. = STILES 8.
Barter, grsStautSi9abmeiitsr bon SiiO=@as
roliua, puroe beute auf @runb eiuer &equiii,
tion oes 9oupernellrs Sampton perbaftet,
pelbe ben @efangenen anfla9t, Die StaatS.
8aiie gepliinoert 5u babeu. Barter 1T iett
spei Sabren in Sereb.@itp aniditg. Gr erz
tldrt it9 bereit, als StaatS5euge auf5utreten.
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Sauferntte.

8ortlanb, We., u. Sftbr. - 9tuieq,
2epis & Co., Gigentbiimer Der g8bte Sine"
BON SegelidtffeH 5plidsn bier unO 8ueHOs
9lpres, fte1ten 9eitern in Solge beOeuteuOer
@eihdft8perluite ibre 3abluugen elu. Die
YaiitpQ iiuo beoeuterS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
8ernif1te 9epefd)ett aus Netps
Mort.

yt 10 y ortr Z, NttobeF. = Ooh ers
Dffnete Su 103.
= @r-@ouperneur SenbrtdS uuS Satin
reiIten beute Uior9en BON bier ab. Senator
Goutling uuO 2ldtb. Same8 q. Blaine bega.
ben f9 beute ytorgen bon bier na9 9Saibin9s
ton.
- Seute iinO bier ougefOmmen: BON 0iOers
pool Der Oampfer' yWOntana," bon Cardiff
Der 0ampfer ySeptimar" bon antperpen Ner
0ampfer ySwiterlanO," BON 2onbOn Der
0ampier yAufralta." BON QipinuaQ Der
0ampfer r&olon," BON gSeftinDien Der 0ams
pier Sfaribel" j"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
Neme Mm;eigem.
"a aareau oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Nareau oes befarS.-gath baus.
~ Salti mo re, ben 10. Sfto6er 1877.
synooiitrte perfieseite s5oroerungSz zHnsebote
aut Serforgung Der peridlieoenen 9epartez
nnentS oer Staotregterung NIT Sd)reibmateria=
lien uno 9ru6iad}en bonn 1. gtouember 1877 bis
gum 81. Sesem6er 1873 Derben in oieiem Sireau bis
gum 1. Nopcmber 1877 WittasS ansenom=
men.
Sroben Der Sualitdt bes grforberIi6en unb aus=
tunit I6er Die 0uantitdt bes Sebaris inb aui Had=
frase e6enoaid6it gu baben. Die betrefienbe stoot=
oerorbnune beitimmt: pIn9ebote birfen nur 9eu=
ten, melde t6atiddltdb oas Orudereiz unb Sdrebmaz
terialien=Seb1Tte in Baltimore betrei6en, eineeret
tperben."
Oas Red3t sur Serperfung irsenociner Sfferte,
fpelbe nid i'm Sntereiie Der Staot beiunoen ipirb,
uiro biermit por6ebalten. (2i6,8,50,2,4 2,4,6,6,60,O
Nl}arplano= Snitttnt.
Nv Sibliptbef uno gdlule.
Die Sibltotbet ut ta9lid) pffen,
Die Sd)uten tueroen, tpte foigt, geo sfnet:
sl6eno Seihenihule Dtontag, ben 12. Ropember
Subflbrun9 uno Stonibretben 9tcnitag, Den g.
Yopember.
Sn Der ebemie=sdule uno Der Gag. 3ei&enl9uIe
erbalten 3osllnge su ieoer 3et 3utrttt.
Yeoin0unaen fur WttgIieoSdlaft.
eebensIdnglide Dit9lieoer beioerlei9eible letS rep.
$25 uno $40.
Aeltere mdnnlite Otitslieoer So idbrtt.
Damen uno ilngcre Ndtgleoer So id6rit.
0dhere austunit erbdlt man bei'm Attuare oes
Snitituts sSObn ". Sarter, Brdioent;
Mler. r. 9usbg,
(246-IS Nftuar un0 Y3tbothefar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
eotalbert@te aus gsatbtnaton

9nuoerneur Sampton'S @eauiJitfpu. - nus
oen t9e td1tSiaIen. - 8ertdjt Der 0oI;;ei:
Seb5roe: - Rod utebr 8ranoItiftgustH,-
an Staored'ss geidlonen, = SsaatpTTaittee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13

- Der llnteritatmeiiter sablte beute fir
Jutereiien 100000 uno fiir einge3o9ene Sbs
li9ationen $277, 900 aus.
- Die 3Oll Ginnabmen betru9en beute
1864 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13
Scr 0elomarft.

Scr OelOm0rrt-
NeWz z9Orf, -. Sttbr. - Selb lei6t 81
G. g8edid rublg 81 4.81. Sob idloB
rnbtg 5u 103. Sunoe5 Sbligationea
ibluiien itett9er 188ler Coupons 1893,
neue 1865er 1O5s, 1867er 1913, 1868er 1O9,
neue Siinicr 1O64 1O.4Oer Coupons 1O74.
9lftien i1loIien lebbaft un6 ieit; 9teiu=
OorferG Central 1914, @rie 135, Safe Sbore725,
Sainoiier Central 763, 8ittsb. 824, Chicago
ylortbmeItern Alt, Yrloritdten 664, 6odsSsz
lano 1898.
llnteribatamts Gilans: Sob $1O2 ,6o4,s :
506.29; Sourant $43 ,4O1, ,478.03.
9as eelbe Ssieber.
8ortRogal, S.s@., II. Sftbr. - Oas
gelbeSieber ucrbreitet itd immer mebr. 3wan=
Bebanolung. Der @iienbahaperfebr SpiI6en
Oieiem 8unfte unb BEN Stdbten ausuta,
Sauannab unb @barleiton miro iebod ourd)
bic Seufe feline lnterbre9un9 erleiSen; 5mi'
i6en ben Sabnitationen nno ben tnf5lrten
Stltrtften ftnbet fein Serfehr ltatt. Die Sc.
beuSnltttel rperoen rar.
Sadioupil1e, 5la., II. Sftbr.-Seute
ftarben in SerHanbina 5net Berlonen unb fiini
erfranften. unter BEN SerItorbeneu befinbet
iia Sbsrit 9ibertp Billings. Die aerSts
Sernoon ansSanannab, Stmn1ons aus&bar,
lelton unb San Supl aus Sadlonpiae lieger
an benz Sieber barnieber. Or. 8biteburi
fam beute aus Seen 8et an.
Gin Smeu, tpel6eS betnabe ffattae.
funoett bate.
MugT It a, @a., II. Sft. = q. R. 81
ZEN unb 6. 9. S'Brieu aus AQenbale, S.s@.,
tamcn beute bier on, um fi4 auf Yiitolen su
ihlasen. Seioe iuurben perbaftet unb untel
Sris6ensbiirgl9aft seltelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-13

Sren 9t 0 10 II, gf.zS., II. Ittobet.-O!e
2ci6en bes Bhilaoelpbta'er IOoofateu 8m.
OlcGlrop unb Des 6rn. &. 6alniltou nuroen
beute Otorgen in Der gidbe oicies BuntteS III
benz 6luiIe aufgefunoen. 9ieie 6erren fielen
oem @iienbabu -llnfalle bel 0filfor6 in Der
Sturmna4t pom 4. OttOber gum Opfer.
Sreuton, N.<S.. II. Sftob.r. - Die
9eid)e oes Sru. Nanhattan Smitb aus Sreu-
ton, zines weiteren Spf.rs O.S llufales bel
Dfilforo, murbe beute bel Sumble- Station,
nherhnlh Qnrnhsrtnt1a n,1fnsfutheu
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WDltttf tn ben 8la&.St[ls.

9eabwoob, 0..G., u. OttOber.-@e-
fern ipur0e BON ben 8epublitanern in ben
SladsSils Elm &onpent ab9ebalteu, nm cine
Srganiation 5u bewsrffelligen unb einen 9e-
legaten 3u ernennen, melfer iid ua9 g8aib.
tngton begcben uno bic gelpegung gu Suns
ften Der 8iloung eines neueu Serritoriuns
mad Srdften bef6rsern ioa. Seinabe aae
9oloiu9er= =Ga9er waren auf Dem &oupent Der
treten. 6. 6. Sreaslp wuroe Our6 Ittlas
NATION gum 9elegaten ermdblt. Oiebrere
8eiolutiOnen tuurben angenommen, mel9e Die
Rplttif hes Br1fibenteu b1(li1eu.
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Ietneutf.

Raibntlle, Gem y. Sttober. - Die
9eitern OerUfentli4te 9lngabe, na6 melder
Sbomas &. y8iaiams, ein 5ibrer Ger Steuerz
beamten geltgentli9 zines unldngIt uOrges
nommeuen StreifsugeS gegen S9nappSbrent
nereien in 0aurence. @Ountp, in Der yta9t OeS
"a. @eptember pon Utasfirteu aus ieinsr
9SobnuHg 9ebOlt nno erl4oiien mur0e, mtrb
BON Der r2awrenctburg YreB" in IbreSe 9e-
itellt. 0ieiem 8latte 5ufolge beiano itd
gSi1tamS nod Dor 5mei Sogen am 2eben,
unb feiu SerIn9 lpar gema6t iporOen, ibn gu
belGitigeu.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-14
Great Invention | Just Out l..
Something keWll
Chemq Weng's Starch Polish and
Chinese Washing Blue.

For putting on the same gloss and
hard pearl finish to Shirts, Collars, &C.,
as when bought new, at cost of one
cent per week. 1t beats the world I
With greenemigrant servant We can
polish linen equal to any Laundry in
America. 1t causes the iron to run
smoothly, and prevents rust. 1t
makes an old shirt look new. 1t gives
the linen such smooth, glossy finish,
that dust and dirt will not stick
to it, A woman can do her ironing
in one half the time, and the clothes
smell sweet and fresh.
Every box of the Cheng Weng con-
tains package of Chinese Washing
Blue from which large 8-ounce Bot
tie of Liquid Bluing can be made in
one minute without cost if necessary
this can be demonstrated at any time
and it will be seen how quickly the
Blueing is made from the powder, con-
vincing any person that they are ac-
tually getting the price of the Box in
Blueing alone, besides having large
box of the Cheng Weng that will last
family many months.
1t is the most economical article
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-14
BY their Works We shall
Know Them"

The Irishman who thought the drug
gist stingv because the emetic was so
small, is only surpassed in his parsi-
monious drollerv by those who persist
emily adhere to the use of those nause-
ating, disgustingly large and drastic
pills, while Dr.. Pierce's P'1rgative pcl-
lets, which are sugar coated, and little
larger tLan mustard seeds, will, by
their steady and gentle action on the
liver, correct all torpidity, thus per-
manently overcoming constipation.
In South America they have almost
entirely superseded all other pills, and
are relied on fully by the people, and
often used as a preventive of the vari-
ous affections of the stomach, liver,
and bowels, so prevalent in that eli
mate. Pierce,s Pocket Memorandum
Books are given away at drug-stores.
SMYRNA, Maine, Nov. 6, 1915.
RV. PIERCE. NJ d.:
Dear !Sir-I write to inform you that I
have used your Pei cts for some time, an
find them to he the best medicine that
ever used, have also used your Favoritc
Prescription in my family with entire sat
isfaction I have seen your Peoples Com
man Snneo M.d;col Adviser and think II
is the best thing that have ever seen.
Yours truly,
G. SHERMAN
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Prices -Loa md titles UnqaeS. io1.oJ7e.
nEEbM0tT aLS;0N.
.ALBEMARlE COUNTY.

NO 43S.-TWtnty-si% aeles Of land,
suitable Tor fruit culture, about one mite
distant from North Garden Depot, Virgin
in Mid, railroad 1t is rarely the case
that so small piece OF lad, as well louat-
ed as this, is offered for sale, and the ad-
yantages of tIls locality, to say nothing OF
the fine quality OF the land in this section.
combined, make the chance goou one.
PIice-loW, and terms very accommodate
ing.
40 Acres, part of Rio, six miles
north OF Charlottesville, mostly arabic land,
good frame dwelling, with eight rooms,
good out houses, large orchard Of some 800
fruit trees, choice selections; excellent place
for country store. Price, $4,000, one
third cash; the balance III one and two years
with interest.
No. 455.-500 acres of Southwest
mountain land, two miles distant from
Charlottesville, adjoining the farm of r. F.
OmohundrO and Others; wood and water in
abundance, no buildings. Those who wish
good land near to Charlottesville, on and
near to the main county road, low have an
opportunity of suiting themselves, either
in large or small parcels, on most Icasuna-
Bile terms.
No. 422.-"Pleasant HILL All
acres, two miles from Red Hill depot; some
211 acres cleared, and 200 in wood. Farm
finely watered. Excellent grass land.
Two story brick dwelling and frame at
lachn.rnt containing some eight rooms and
passages. Pump of water in the yard
Farm in good order. Good out-buildngs,
barn, stables, etc. Orchard far. Price
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-14

that can be used, costing only about
one cent to do the IRONING of large
family. Warranted not to injure
the clothes, but will make them last
much longer, because they do not have
to 60 through the wearing out process
Of washing and starching so often. 1t
gives the linen such smooth, glossy
surface, that the dust and dirt will
not adhere to it, 50 that it will keep
clean much longer. Even would it
keep clean no longer the beautiful
gloss finish which is impaired is sufIi-
cient inducement to bring 1T into gen
eral use. The Polish is packed in a
slide box, containing ~ Lozenges
which will last an ordinary family six
months.
The Cheng Weng Chinese Washing
Blue from Hong Kong is without any
doubt the best in the world 1t new
er settles when in water and contains
ten times the amount of blueing prop
erty of ordinary bottle blueing
Give it one trial and you will al
WAYS Use it.
Each box contains 80 cents worth of
polish which is sold at half price
thirty cents per box.
Beware of travelling swindlers
who will offer you bogus article for
25 to 35 cents per box and thus steal
your money.
Mr.. G. Differ is the agent for this
County who sells the only genuine
article. HEALTH & HOME.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-14
WHOLE NUMBER, $50.
10 Advertisers.

With the settlement of the Presi-|
dental contest and the opening of the|
Spring, there will oe revival of trade
in all its branches. Judicious busi-
ness men will be sure to advertise
literally, in order to reap the largest
harvest during the season Of prosperity
The attention of intending adver-
tisers is called to the JOURNAL as the
best medium in the county for bring
ing their business before the public.
The advertising columns of the
JOURNAL have heretofore been very
literally patronized, and in view Of its
increasing influence and circulation,
and it's constant and intelligent advo-
cacy of the best business interest of
our section, it is conidentially expect
ed that it will continue to receive
generous share of the public patronage.
In this connection we are gratified
to note numerous testimonials received
from various patrons Of the real value
and efficiency of the JOURNAL as an
advertising medium, So pronounced
are these We are led to expect a con-
tinuance of the favor all eady literally
bestowed upon us. This anticipation
is strengthened by the adoption of a
new and reduced scale of rates to
take effect April lst, with which our
solicitor will shortly wait upon our
fr,n,, L.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-14
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Rural Piedmont-Va. Land Agency.
D. D. NJ. DTGGES, PROPRIETOR,
Go,donSwUe, Tn.
j. IL. ODER, E0cal Agent,
Frost burg, Md.
This Agency has for sale

Every Description Of Real Estate
In section of country unsurpassed
for health, scenery and fertility. 1t
is remarkably free from all malarious
and pulmonary diseases. lis pure
bracing air fine springs of fresh cool
water, short mild winters and long
seasonable summers, its gentle noun
tain slopes and rich valleys, its forests
and fields, its flowers of spring and
varied hues f autumn, all combine
to place this region of country in the
front rank Of superiority and beauty
to the colonist and home seeker.
We continue this week our list Of
the very attractive properties for sale
by this agency, in both the far-famed
Piedmont and Valley regions of Vir-
ginia.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

No 46S.-541 acres, Greenwood, y
one OF tn" niccst tarns to he had near
Gnidonsvllc. extending Ihcrvtrum To the
Southwest MouHlain, lying largely on the
Turnpike and Orange Courthouse roads.
Mansion quite large, "lWo-story double
dWcllmg,' containing tcl. rooms, grounds
beautiful, with amy quantity of shade
trees, nc, cut hollscs numerous and good,
fnc orchard, wood and water in abundance
This farm has also IL number of tenant
hOuscS, one some three tourth- of Il mile
DISTANT from the main dwelling, really Il
good house, with some four or five rooms,
Stable, &c Pricc--rcasonabl and the terms
easy.
No. 325.-House and Lot of one
and onc-hall acres of land, in the town of
GorI"ns,ille, Va !; Two story frame dwell
ng, Kitchen, well OF water. fruit and orna.
meutal trees, shrubbcry, sc. This lot will
t sold us a whole, or Will be diviei INTO
scvcinl and on the most reas nAb,e terms.
No. 346.-325 acres. Orange Dale
farm, two and half miles west of Orange
Court house, l0G acres in wood and timber.
Ihr first in Il supcrlatiNviy high state OF
cultivation, all in grass and finely watcred.
Beautiful and large frame mansion, painted
white on brick basCm"Nt,scYCn rooms, indie
pendent Of hHls, porchcs, closets, &c; good
outbuldIngS, orchards, DC; is really IL first
class farm, equal TO any i'll the colnty.
Price, So SO, one tIird cash anu the bal
dncc in t'Ire equal annua' payments with
interest.
No. 47I.--l92 acres, thrce miles
snul -c,st o! Orange Courthouse, Va, 30
acres ljmcsIonrf fiat or bottom land. Lime
stone in abundance. Wood dwelling, toIr
rooms, some oGtnuluings and some trult
rcys; wood and water in abundance.
Frce, 50 800, and terms easy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-14
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
The Attachment Law.


in your power you have labored for
the benefit of the miners in their
struggle with the coal companies.
Indeed, l need not say that this could
have hardly been done in an ADLER
and more judicious manner. Public
opinion naturally comedies with the
utterances of your valuable paper, so
much so that popular sympathy was
drawn where it was needed and de-
served.
But there is another subject for
You to work at which, as yet, has not
been touched by any of our numer-
ons papers-one, however, which
possesses features Of vital interest to
our poor people and to majority Of
our business men. ] refer to the
$l00-exemption law, which has driven
out of sight the credit of our work
ing people, and our judicial work
across the Potomac. Justices of the
Peace in Piedmont have reaped rich
harvests from the necessities of our
working people, charging costs for at
tachments just as they pleased. Both
parties to the attachment thus suffer
extortion, The debtor is surprised
he has not-he could not-provide
for the support of his family, and
great suffering has been entailed upon
numbers by this iniquitous process
But we must admit that, tyrannical
as those measures are, the creditor
wants, needs, in fact, must hare, his
money! True, the debtor has debt
less to pay, and has something to
show for the inconvenience he was
broug ht to. But how much further
does this press him? In his fear of
other attachments he seeks refuge in
the Company (Mt. Savage) Store"
What is this company store?" l
tell yon, sir, it is hell in which you
are sutfocated by slow process. The
poor devil goes after his day work
to get his time'-(poor time } of the
clerk of the mine, to swap it off for
goods, in which he endures dis
count Of fifty per cent The store
keeper, altas shaver, charges exorbi-
tant prices for goods for which he re-
ce!ves Il consideration--equivalent to
cash. Does the storekeeper's justii-
cation come from the fact that he pays
the company 5000 or 81 900 rent for
the storeLouse? If the company
would do Justly in this matter, it
would fix the rent so the shopkeeper
could not claim to be a mere catspaw
for gathering extortionate prices from
the poor. 1t would also make itself a
sure, safe course for the man fleeing
from attachments.
\ few months hence we will nomi-
nate candidates for the Legislature
and other positions. Let US all look
out for the men who qriW qrork for the
repeal of the 100 dollar-exemption
law; for abolishing company stores
in word who will promote measures
enabling poor men to pay their debts
in a more respectable manner than
through forced insolvency and com
pany stores EQUALITY.