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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-19

A writer ia the Whig, signed "Common
the fund appropriated to the University OF
Virginia, the Military Institute and Blacks
burg College, has been paid in coupons.
He don't understand why the coupon absorbs
only the funds due the Public School. A
pertinent inquiry.
ROLL OF HONOR at Staunton High School
for the week ending December 18th, 1878, is
as follows:
VIM. Snuff, A. Hansberser, E. Harman,
A. Morton. Lottie Mills, Maggie Gibson,
Willie Bagby, Anna Paris. Cora Hyde, Belle
SwitZer.
The Legislature of Virginia has been dis
tributing pocket-knives to its members. while
the public schools are partially suspended
for want of funds! This is patriotism aud
economy with vengeance.
Col. John S. Mosby, recently appointed
by the President, Consul at Hong Kong, and
confirmed by the Senate, will sail for that
place, on the 4th Of January.
lHe ITlucesS AHcc anu OIauu Duoheoe Va
Hclsse, the third child of Queen Victoria,
died on the 18th inst, of diptheria, aged %
years.
Hon. Ben. Hill, OF Georgia, has concluded
that he won't take Senator Conkling's seat
after the 4th of March next!
1t is rumored that the body OF the late A.
T. Stewart is deposited somewhere near
Fredericksburg, Va.
Attorney General Devens has determined
to remain in the Cabinet at the earnest So
licitation of the President.
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Markets..

There has been no material change in the mar
kets since our last issue. A slight advance is no.
ticed in -four. occasioned by an active local de-
mand. Yesterday it was quoted at 10 to A Is,
with limited supply. Wheat 90 to %. and de-
mand for all that was offering. Corn, so cents for
old and 40 for new. Oats rs cents, apd demand &C.
tive. Pork 8 rs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-19
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1879,
Gave of Fountains.

TERMs-This tract wifi be started at $1,000, the
upset bid Of Elias Pirkey; If any higher bid, the
purchaser will be required to pay in cash $50 90
and the additional costs of resale and for the res
idue, execute his three bonds in equal amounts.
sale, but payable respectively in six, eighteen and
thirty months therefrom. with interest from
August s, 1873, and title retained as ultimate Sc
curity. w. E. CRAIG,
dec I9-tds Comm'r.
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J. W. GREEN SMITH, c.
G.. NJ. Harrison. Attorney for sc. Gee
.oMMI,sIoNER,s OFFIcE

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
~ Stanton. Va. December, Is, 1878.
In the cause of CROBARGER &c, VS.. SHIELDS
&C., now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court
OF Augusta all parties plainti and defendants
and others in any way interested in sale cause
and ALL CREDITORS of GEO. W. CROBARGER
decd, are hereby notified that in pursuance OF an
order entered in said cause November 27th, 1873, i
shall, at my Office in Staunton, on
MONDAY. JANUARY Goth, 1879,
proceed to enquire, tske, state and aettie an ac-
count showing:
G. orge Crobarger, living at the time of his DEATH
are still alive and who ar the respective heirs
aud who are the respective heirs and devisees OF
those who have died since the e 3D. All
decd, or his estate, with their dignties and
their priorites, if any 3d. An account Of tn
OF said George W. Crobarger decd, and of any
personal assets unauministered, ana 4th. Any
other matters which the undersigned may deem
pertinent or which any party iii Interest may re.
qutre. at which time and place you are required
to attend j. w. GREEN SMITH, Comm r.
j. NJ Qurles, pa dec INV
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Wezc .AGUez,tiseuaelzta.

ID EPORT OF TzEE CcGD1TKGss of sac
III Augusta National Bank of Sfasantns,
at StauntO9a. I'm the sgaEa Of Virginia. "a
the Close Of Business. Dee. San, ISIS. "a
EREsOqJEsCEg
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-19

lie. NJ. Cushing s Son, AuctIoneers.i
7 Upset Bid Sale.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of Au
gusta county. entered November 81. 1878, in the
chancery cause of Runkle VS.. Glover. I WILL
commissioner therein appointed, proceed to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th. 1879,
in front of the court house OF Augusta county,
that desirable tract of land on which Jno Glover,
now resi- es. situated near Craigsville, in said
county, and containing
SSS Acres.
TERMS This land to be started at the upset
bid of 81 90 per acre; il any higher bid. the pur-
chaser will be required to pay in cash $500, and
additional costs OF sale, and Tor the residue exc
cute three bonds in equal amounts with good
personal security. payable respectively in one.
two and three years from day of sale, with inter
est thereon from the 26th day of August, 1873 and
title retained as ultimate security
W. E. CRAIG.
dec 19-tds Comm'r.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-19

The evidence given before the Committee
Of the Legislature to examine into the con-
dition Of the convcts employed on the James
River Canal, and the cause OF the excessive
mortality prevailing among them, has de-
veloped criminal negligence in their care,
by those who had charge of them. The in
vestieation is still progressing, but enough
has been already shown to Justify an in
dictment against several Of the responsible
parties.
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[E ". Gushing & Son. Auctioneers.l
Upset Bid sale.

Re n. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.1
Upset Bid Sale.
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta county, rendered November I'd. 1873 in the
chancery cause OF Clemmer VS.. Arehart and ais l
will, as commissioner therein appointed, proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest oder,
SATURDAY. JANUARY 18th, 1879
in front OF the court house Of Augusta county
the William Arehart tract Of land, containing
1873 Acres and 8 ROOdas.
TERMS This tract will be started at 2725
the upset bid of John L. McCutchen; in case of .
higher bid the purchaser will be required t pay
in cash S49 0o and additional of SALE and for
the residue of purchase money, execute his three
bonds in equal amounts, with good personal Sc
curity, dated of day of sale, but payable re
spectively on September 81, 1879 1880 and 1881
with interest each from Sept u. 1873. and title
retained as ultimate security.
w. f. CRAIG,
dec 19-tds Comm'r
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Docket Case No 826l
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

Docket Case No 1921
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
J. States-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Richard L. Gray bankrupI
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned George E. Spe, of Harrison.
burg, Rockingham county, Va, hereby gives no
tfce OF his appointment as assignee of the estate
of Richard L. Gray. OF Winchester, Frederick Co
in said district who was on the stu day of Jnna'
A. D. 1874 adjudgeda bankrupt on his own nett
ton by the District Court of said district
Dated Harrlsonbnrg, Dec. 5th. 1878
dec 12-3w GEO E. SIPE Ass.zpao
A SPECIAL TERM OF the United States Dis
IA trict Court for the Western District Of viz
ginia will be held at the Office OF E. W. Early. ESQ
Register In Bankruptcy. at charlottesville on
FRIDAY, the 10th day OF December. 1879 al oclock
p. m 1or the purpose of auditing officers ac-
counts. BY order OF Hon. Alex. Rives District
Ju agia o., w. B. LURTY, Clerk.
IENTLEMENs SLIPPERS, Opera md plain.
~ at C.L, WELLER'S-
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[E. NJ. Cushing s. Son, Auctioneers.l
ave OF Fountains at Resale.

In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, entered November 2Oth 1873, in
the chancery cause of Pirkey's creditors VS.. Pr
key and ais will, as commissioner therein ap-
pointed proc ed TO sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front of the court house of Au-
gusta county, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 17th 1879.
that tract of land now in the occupancy OF Elias
Plrkey. about II miles east of stanton adjoining
the lands of Abram Moher, Henry Weast and
Others containing l8 ACRES, on which is located
the ce LIBERATED
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DEC. 10. 1873.
LADIES.

List of Letters Rem aiming In the Post OF
flee at StauntOn, Augusta County. Wa.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Stanton, December Is, 1873.
Egln the cause of Harpers Ey'ors VS. Pelter Joseph
now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court OF
Augusta all parties, plaintiffs and de1enqanls
and ALL LIEN CREDITORS of JOSEPHPELTER
entered in said cause on the 9th OF November,
1878, shall, at my office, in Staunton. on
MONDAY, JANUARY 2Uih, 1870,
proceed to take state and settle an accouhI,snoW-
ing, lst The real estate belonging to the Defend
ant, Joseph Pelter. together with the fee simple
and annual rental values thereof, and the state OF
the title thereof I'd. The liens binding such real
estate in the order of their priority and 3rd
Any other matters deemed pertinent by me or
which any party in interest may require to be
specially stated. At which time and place you
are required to attend.
" E. Craig, "a dec l9-4w.
COMMISSIONERS o FT,1laSaz Dec ,4th 1s7s
In the cause of Weast Phiiip r. sc. vs.. Weast's
Henry 's) widow &C.. now pending in Chancery IN
the Circuit Court OF Augusta, all parties, plain
lifts and derer dauts. and ALL CREDITORS OF
HENRY WEAST, DEC'D are hereby notified that
in pursuance Of decree entered in THIS cause by
said court on the 18th day OF Novem Der, 1873,
shall, at my office in Stanton, on Friday, the
aith day of January, 1879, proceed to take, state
and settle the following accounts, VIZ: ISL. VI
the transactions of II. P Andrews as administra-
tor of Henry Weast, decd. Cd. OF the debts
against the estate OF Henry Weast decd, and, I'd.
Any other matters deemed pertinent by Comm r !,
or which any party may require TO be specially
stated. At which time and place You are required
to attend. j. W. GkEEN SMiIn,
W. Z. Craig. p. q. commissioner.
dec l9-4w
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SLIPPERS, Opera md Plain.
~ at C.L, WELLER'S-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09

q. Lonis Republican.
Honesty ". Insanity IL the real
issue in the silver question; for It
IL strict honesty to live up to the
letter aud spirit Of the bond, and
unadulterated insanity to pay
more money than the bond call'
for. Nobody but an escaped luna
tic would think Of bolstering hii
credit by making . regular prac'
tice Of paying more money than b
owes, and what 10 true Of individ
uals l. true also Of governments.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09
Mad. wells Clves Himself up--A
Duel With SWerdD.

Now Orleans, Feb. 5.-Ex-Go
]. Madison Wells, IN accordance
with an arrangement made to-day,
surrendering to Sheriff Houston,
4 Rigolets station, on the New
Orleans and Mobile railroad,
where he has been sojourning
since bic departure from New Or
leans about : week ago. The Gov
sruor will return to New Orleani
tomorrow and give bail for his ap-
pesranco when wanted.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09

A Milwaukee man, who deposi.
ted one hundred dollars In . bank,
and vas told the interest would
b Ave per cent, came promptly
at the end Of ; year with Ave dol
lars in small currency to pay that
interest. When told that the five
dollars went the other way, he
looked up IN astonishment, and
went away wondering why . man
should pay him for being allowed
to take care Of his money whole
year.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09

Constantinopls, Feb. 2.-The
Porte has received the following
dispatch from Server Pasha:
s.Ths peace preliminariss ca
srmistiee were signed to-day. Jan'
81.
Adrianople, Feb. s.-Six bases
Of psaos have been accepted BY the
Porte and have been signsd BY the
Grand Duke Nicholas and Server
and Namin Pashas. An order sas-
| pending hostilities Il TO be dis-
patched forthwith to al detaeh-
meuts and 70 tho army N ASIA
| rhe Turks win svasuate I'll Danu-
han tortrsssss and Elserosm.
Gen. Zimmerman's tDrces have
advanced 70 within ten miles O
|varna and eut the 6humla railway
and telegraph lines. =.
The Cars telegraph to tn
, | Sultan:
II desire peaos - much ., you
but Il i necessary for ~ that !
: should b. ) solid and durabl
peace"
Great satisfaction b expressed !
: The settlement of peace prelimi1
9 ariss. The following ars he eo'
, ditions OF the protocol:
= "First. The creation Of Buigar
9 into a principality.
u "Second, "A war indemnity,
y territory in compensation.
"a "Third, The independence
y Roumania, Servia and Monte'l
4 gro, with an increase Of terrific
y for each.
ID "Fourth, Reforms in Bosnia .
nd Herzegovina.
% Fifth, An ultertor uuOorsssA
on ing between the sultan and
Ia Gear, regarding the Dardenelles
lst "Slxth, Tho evacuation Of
o. Danubian fortresses and Erse
We um."
ns- Hobart Pasha has received
Or ders to hold the hset In readin
IN to sail.
all Its believed that Aehemst
has been appointed to tho 9
lon mand Of the troops In Crete, o.
y Christian has been appointed 9
I'm crnor Of the leland.
uds Paris, Feb. s.-A special 70
live Lemp from Vienna announces
10 al the Powers have accepted x
rect Andrassy's proposal 1Rr : Cor
Not ence, which win mee ylsn''
liant Athens, Feb. o.-Ivh thou'
aud Greek regulars and many thou
law volunteers are crossing the
,cial tier.
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A brother and sister, each Of
whom supposed the other dead,
met by accident in Charlotte, n.
c., after,a separation Of 81 years
only TO md they had been living
| in the same nsighborhcod Ill the
time.
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moro heavy shocks from the surf, |
| and she ssuk slowly beneath the
4 v.vse Than The rarator. assured |
that pe,ther sdvies or example |
could b. Of service longer, struck |
for The heaeh. and fortunately
reached Il but IN such an exhaust
tsd state that he would certainly
havs roma "a. "A = victim Of The
; mar !. tov' but for friendly
: h.rds srd.aid. Tia captain. aud
~. .Ncers ara hishlv commended.
ousrtsrm,eter Poland made three
i. sttemps 70 set : line ashore, and
: orlv s,ve mn when the line proved
= too .hort: and Timothy o Brien,
, on reaching tho shore himself, re-
Y turned into the water and rescued
I aome 80 persons, a they were
y dashed toward him blythe: waves.
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OF important WIN .''o Ss.'ss~ M s..s - =.
NJ tioi. A reso'u''0" nag pssss- !. =
be Senate looking % q aolo"sr".s' m..s
I'D on the eighth o. feUrualy. .,1N 60 ~. :,
on' TO be deprecated Inc .,.s.s. c..'s - :,
Oy people are ~ no o.o,n,,.,a.,.s,.l oon.'Us
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Theology gets mixed up in the
youthful mind. " Who made your
ssked : teacher Of . little girl.
She answered, !" God made me
that length" putting her hands
about twelve apart, ~ growsd
the rest myself"
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.Is there ! he'll pm. =. eun.
wait and see. --Louisville Courier
Journal. =;
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09


~. TRlMDL4, Suesss
9. ". Ciarke. D*: ~
Coahoma couMty-9d Monday Of
ssptembsr and lArch--oontinne
'Ii IBoiivsr county-lth Monday q
september and Asrch-csss'na
WI Twsshinxtcn oounty-sd Mo.day
of October end April coas'nss
'Ii I'S~siower scpnty-sd Nonday
Of Novsmbsr ard Asy-cons'no'
- sSssksy ~ eounty y-sd Monday 2 2
Novsmber and Hay-eontinne ~
- f.ssouena eopnty-Ath Nonda!
Of November snd Aay-eon'ino'
twelve days.
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], I have leased the above Hotel for
seven years, and have completely
renovited, repainted and newly
furnished it throughout. Il b the
newest, best ventilated and most
elegant House IN New Orleans. !
pledge to my old friends and tho
bubble, my past reputation - .
Hotel Proprietor, and character -
gentleman, . suinclent guarantee
that they shall have Oh TIE COM
forts and protection Of Home
Lifs.v aud all he luxuriee and
oIoesneles q : FIRST CLASS
/ H63oi, Wills usdeE ths toof q the
/, SHA'' : s''sD's| P.s,:|:
- & 49, 4z4'*&
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09

Stanford (Ky.) Journal.
John L. Smith and wife agt.
Dayton Tucker. This was for s6OO
claimed by Mrs. Smith under mar
risee contract with Mr. Tucker.
He proved, however, that the
confederation was, to make him :
business wife, but she proved 70
be NO scount aud in about . year
deserted him and subsequently,
obtained . divorce and married
Smith. The Jury found IN his
behalf.
A girl who formerly in St. Loui.
vrites from COLORADO 70 sn olt
| frieud:.- q This1is the handsomes'
| 20 scrss / ever put ny not dowI
| op." Her fAthsr ougth % ST. ~
| acre. more and .hsvs : law
| around her foot.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09

- q p;S.ata CAaneelIor.
Coahoma county--4th Monday q
October and April, aud coss'nus
'I Isoiivsr county-9d Monday Of
November and Nay, snd cons'sne
"Wsshinxton county-!th Non;
dav Of November and May, sno
continue eighteen days: -
isssouons county-Sd Monday Q
October and April, and continu'
g shsrksy oounty-9d Monday Q
October aud April, and con''n?'
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Of October and April, and con
tinus six days
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mence On the Srd Mondays Of Apr
and October.
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Monaays Of Juns and JanuAsys
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yhs Mont Unfortunate Nan 1vsf
Born
T ,owistown (Pa, J Democrat.

Lewistown (Pa.,) OemocSas'
A Portsmouth man was going
East with his wife last week, ana
the train started Of while hs Wa
talking with his friends. He grab
bed hold Of q woman, chucked her
ON the train, jumped after her aud
away they went fifty miles ~
hour, with his wife shriekipg and
tearing her hair on the platform,
and : woman he never saw before
going into high pressure Mysteries
in the car, calling him . monster
and yelling " save me !" BY aterri.
bic mistake he had got hold Of the
wrong woman. and tho conductor
refusing to listen to his explana'
tions. kicked him out Of the car
Tho brakeman chucked him intt
the ditch, the Sheriff met him be
| fore be was half way back to tow
and put handcufs on him, en-
when at last he got home, ne ssv
his business partner holding hi
wife on his lap and telling hor tha
there we're men IN the world VII
loved her much better than be
faithless husband ever did. +
saws the next time he travels 3
will walk.