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body and present with the Lord.
TN VACATION-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
j THE COURT OF HUSTINGS, FOR THE
CITY OF STAUNTON,
JULY 25th, 1875
|. The Mechanics Building Association of the town
Of StauntOn. Plaintiff,
against
Georgia m Day, Eliza Day. Virginia Day, Laura
Day, Ehlah Lee and Susan his wife, formerly Susan
Day, John A. DurSin and Cornelia his wife, for
merry Cornella Day. Defendants.
The object of this suits to obtain PARTITION (bysale
or without, as the court may determne), of house
and lot OF which plaintiff is now part owner, in the
city of Stanton on the east side of Market street,
having front OF 63H feet and running back be-
tween parallel lines distance OF 1872 feet-beng the
same property thar was conveyed by H. M. Bell and
wife to John 3. Baldwin, in trust for Ann Day and
CHILDREN by deed Of March l4th 1862, Of record in
the Clerk office of the Hastings Court of Staunton
Deed Book 4, pages 371-2.
And it appearing from affidavit filed, that the de-
PENDANT, Jonn A. Durgin. is a non resident of the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication II this
ORDER and do what is necessary to protect lis inter
est in this suit,
JAMES F. PATTERSON,
Thos o. Elder, p.q. Clerk:
july2G-4t
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commercial.

STAUNToN, July, 25th, 1878.
Flour-Extra s4.lO@s4.l5; Superfne. 81. $685. 50
family, s4.s0@$i9O: Wheat-Fultz, sos; Lancas-
ter, @9095 cents; Corn, soc. OATS Csc. Bacon Sc,
(hog round), Lard cents. Salt-$1.65 Sugar-sH
@l5eents; Meal 5O@55; Molasses 4Oc@75c: Butter
Is cents; Eggs-6 CENTS dull. New Potatoes 80
cents, dull: Timothy seed, $1.25: Wool washed
35c, unWaShed Csc.
REMARKS.
We have no important change to note in prices.
Farmers are marketing their wheat freely, censid-
ering the low price, No change in -four
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ANIMALS KILLED BY THE HEAT
During the intense hot weather of last
week, Mr.. Zirkle, of this county, lost two
valuable horses-killed by the heat.
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The FIRST ENGINE.-The new engine
for the Shenandoah Valley R. R. has been
named the Fairfax. 1t is hoped it will
soon be heard at the Waynesboro termi-
nus,
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MOTHERS SAVE YOUR CHILDREN FROM
torture and death by using Shriner's Indian Vermi
fuge. 1t will destroy and expe worms ofevery kind
if used according to the directions.
For sale at Geo. w. May s. Co.
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COUNTY CoURT-Juzge Hendrem Ire-
sidsng.-This court met Monday WIFI o'.O
a small attendance. The following o"s'-
ness was transacted
Roads. Upon the petition OF b. NC
Chung and others for a road III nlvo q,
heads, a commission composed OF W
Rush, Jno. II. Carson, M. w. u. i1osS-
head, G. G.. Berry and A. A. Sproui Mas
awarded John Merritt, to act on the 1iS'
of August. The petition of Jos. l.. AieA-
ander and others for a road in oouth
River District was granted. On the pc
tition of A. W. Deal and others chahse
of road in Riverheads was ordered. YIN
the petition of J. e. Fellows and others
300 was appropriated to repair ROAD III
North River District.
Schools.-An acre of land owned by "
K. Ker in Riverheads was condemned fol
the erection of a school building.
Assault.-A. J. Accord was fined 50 1ol
an assault on G. W. Burruss.
Administration Letters.-Letters OF AL
ministration were granted as follows: To
VIM. T. Rush, on the estate of Martin
Miller; to w. S. Hiser, on the estate OF
Samuel Hiser; to J. N. Mcfarland on the
estate of Frederick Bosserman; to L. u
Barger, on the estate of W. J. Barger; to
M. r. Crobarger. on the estate OF II. w.
Crobarger.
Pcrsonal.-Jno. III. Parkns was appoint
a road surveyor in Middle River district.
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THE ECLIPSE OF T4E Sun will take
place on Monday afternoon, next, will be
visible from 4:3s o'clock P. M. to g:26 ?.
NJ. Here the eclipse will be only partial
the path OF the total eclipse being from
Montana through Texas TO the Gulf Of
Mexico. = r 49ts
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FLEMING'S WORM CONNECTIONS are per
fectly harmless, pleasant and efectual in expelng
worms. The child will crave and cry for them.
They are sold everywhere.
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MARRIED..

PRESTON sMITH,-July 17th at Hampden Sid
ney, Va, by Rev. John w. ROSebro, Rev. John
A. Preston, Of Pendleton, "; Va, and Miss Eliza
beth Cortlandt DAUGHTER of Rev. DR.. B. NJ. Smith,
of Union Theological Seminary, Va.
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ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement of
Messrs. Boykin, Conner & Co., Baltimore who fur
nsh the ingredients for the manufacture of Home
Fertilizer equal to any article sold at SIS per ton
The cost of the ingredients is less than SIS in the
manufacture of ton of this fertilizer The prepara
ton has been very successful wherever tried and its
cheapness makes it particularly acceptable at this
time OF low prices for wheat. Farmers wlfind it to
their interest to write to Messrs Boyin, Conner g.
Co., and get their pamphlet and certificates.
juy26-lt
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ST. SwITHIN's DAY.-Those who be-:
lieve in the Saints days as controlling the
weather will read with interest the fact
that it was st. Swithin's day on Monday,
July 18th, and very dry, and then ponder
over the following ancient poetic proph-
tecy:
ST. S"itAin's day, if thou dost rain, e.
For forty days it shall remain; l.ft,f.}
st Swithin s day, it thou be fair
For forty days twill rain nae mair. ,Y4.
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nON'T DESPOND.-If there is anything that is
~ calculated to test the composition Of a per-
son. it is insdiOus cough, the forerunner of
sumption, that most fatal of human Affections In
victim, who at first has slight cold but neglects to
use the proper remedy until too late Others are af
licted with Bronchial, Asthmatic. Catarrhal, or
some OF the many diseases to which the throat and
lungs are subject. Don't Despond. While there is
life there is hope, and the most perilous hour of
Remember all these complaints, which are SO pre-
yalen, and so fatal can be cured by "Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry" and oftentimes
single Is cent bottle will prevent much suffering
and risk OF lire. Being the favorite prescription q
one of Phiadelphia's most eminent Physicians, it
$1,OO. Sold by dealers in medicines generally.
may3-1y
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A sEcosH gRoP OF CHKRR1rs
Jacob speck Of tlhis eess4pty has marilla
cherry tree which is now in blQo1a for it's
second bearing this season.
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BALTIMORE, Oct %, 1S77.-Some time since
sprained my ankle quite severely for which 1 used
only Dr.. DeWitt's Eclectic Cure and which found
most excellent remedy AS a general household
remedy for cramps, neuralgia, palms, &C., it is I'M
equalled I am never without it.
JESSIE:C. SMALL,
279, Baltimore street, Md. Z
For sale bylGeo. w. May & Co
may24tf
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THE PERSON who exchanged umbrellas in a Stol
Il think Nh. Ayres, y last Friday, can get his OWL
by leaving mine at the store of
ju'y26-1t LIPSCOMB & SOMERVILLE.
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EMPTYING THE STEAM OUT OF LO-
COMOTIyE.- Tuesday afternoon the Chesa-
peake & Ohio yard engine was engaged in
it's duties west of the depot, under the
control Of Nr. Morgan Hall, engineer, and
MI. B. w. Moseley, fireman, when several
freight cars, which had been detached
from a train at the top of the grade, and
were running down with unmanageable
velocity, were seen approaching. Mr..
Hall reversed his engine and tried to get
out of the way, but seeing collision inevi-
table leaped with the fireman to the
ground. The cars struck the engine, tear
ing off the escape on top of the boiler, which
emptied itself of steam with tremendous
puff. Mr.. WillCushing, who was passing
got plentifully sprinkled with the hot wa
ter. The damage caused was about $500.
Those running both the freight train and
the engine have been suspended until an
Investigation can fix the blame.
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City Notices.

NOTICE TO AUGUSTA FIRE CoMPANY.-Meet at
Firemens Hall at ~ P. NJ. to-day, Friday) to attend
the funeral of John Degoumois
M. COX, Captain.
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MorrErr PUNCH krcr1rrs.-The re-
ceipts from the Moffett Register in Au-
gusta for June were $S1.70.
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PRICE OF TEA-4O, SO, 60, IS cents, and $l,Oo Bes
imported $l,4O Black tea at the same prices at the
juy26- ct" STORE -
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ROASTED COFFEE 20. % to 25 cents at ct" Store
july2C-
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McILHANY has received and is selling Grain
Cradles Grass and Grain Scythes, Snaths, Whet
Stones and other harvest goods at Fair Prices. -
may17
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RAwLEY SPRINGs.-This season there
has been a change in the management of
this attractive summer resort. DIR. w. ID.
HOPKINS is the president of the company
and in addition to the unexcelled efficacy
Of the water, the beautiful mountain cen
cry, puse ;nonntain air. the guests may be
assured of Superior hotel accommodations
and a good table. Mr., Samuel Goode. 50
well known in this and adjoi4ii44g counties
is the superintendent, aud his courteous
attention may be relied upon by the visitor
who may be SO lucky as to fall into bis
hands.
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COFFEE, l5 II, Is to 20 cents at ct" STORE.
july26-
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Relief is speedy, and permanent cure contain.
Sufferers should not fail to Try this pill and be
cured All druggists Keep them. juneN
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BENsoNs HEADACHE PILLS are blessing t o suffer.
ing humanity. Wehave tried them and found no
other remedy equal to them for Neuralgia and Merry.
Gus Headache
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300 COFFEE SACKS at '.T'' Store-1Octs each.
july IS
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SUGAR So, 9cents White 10. A. 1Ox, Granulated
u, Powdered l21a, at the TEA STORE. july26-
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qeM BURKE still ahead The only place to ge
genuine Milwaukee Beer.
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A BRIEF PATRIOTIC CAREER-W ednes-
day evening gentleman arrayed in cali
co shirt, blue cotton overalls, straw hat
and the remains Of pair Of shoes. came
into this office and with much enthusiasm
said, ''Hurrah for Jeff. Davis" He pre-
ferred request for a job, then for a pair
of shoes and finally for ten cents. The
vinOus aroma which he carried about with
him showed that he was one of those
favored ones Of earth, ''who toll not, neith-
er do they spin," and none of his petitions
were granted. Nothing dlspirited he
stepped off with unsteady briskness hurrah-
ing for jeff. Davis. An hour later we saw
this brave son of the South in the clutches
of the Chief of Police and on his way to
the gaol, his crime being ''drunk and dis
orderly" He was relegated to cell
where he will have an opportunity of read
ing Mr.. Davis's last speech which weknow
he will enjoy, as he informed the officer
several times from under the tapping brim
of his ragged straw hat that he was "a true
Southron.H
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Every one in want of Boots and Shoes of Good
Quality and at the Lowest Prices for Cash. will study
their interest by examining my Stock before pur-
chasing Don't believe every thing you hear but come
and see for yourself, and you will be convinced that
the best real bargains in Boots and Shoes are to be
had at
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DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND !;
EQUITY.
Announcement for the session Of 1889 :
FACULTY. -a

" i
CHARLES A.. GRAVES, NJ. A., B. L., Professor OF
Common and Statute Law and Equity Jurisprh-
dence.
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, LII. D., Professor of
. History and.Science of Law ~
J. RANDOLPH TUCKER, LII. D., Professor of In
ternatiOnal and Constitutional Law.
Hon. FRANCES T. ANDERSON, (Judge Of Court
OF Appeals Of Virginia, } Lecturer on Common Car
rers and Insurance.
Hon: VIM MGLAUGHLIN, Judge Of the Circuit
Court OF Virginia,l Lecturer on Practice and
: Pleading In Courts OF Law and Equity.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Ii. D, (ate Judge ofthe Cir
cult Court OF Virginia,) Lecturer Wills and Pro
bate Practice.
Hon. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, A. M. Lecturer ON
parliamentary Law and Procedure. 13l
The instruction is by text books and lectures to-
gether with a Moot Court and Parliament The
entire course may be completed in one year.
The next session will open September 10Th, and
close June 25th Total expenses, exclusive of cloth
ing and books. need not exceed 1915; by messing
they may be reduced to 5000 ar 1920. For full infor
nation by catalogue or circular, address,
J. L. CAMPBELL, JR.,
Julyl2lm Clerk of Faculty
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McILHANY has large stock of Pocket and Table
Knives at Fair Prices may17
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CHEAP! 3 lbs best Soda Crackers, 25 cents or
9 cents lib at the ~ STOKE: july26
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DIED.

HISER-At her residence in StauntOn, Va . on the
9th Of June, Mrs. Eliza Heiser, of dropsy in her
10th year. Her desire was to be absent from the
body and present with the Lord.
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july12-1m
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" FARM NEAR STAUNTON.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ FARM NEAR STANTON.
The undersigned Commissioners by virtue of a de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, entered
on the 10th day Of November 1871 in the cause Of
The National Valley Bank OfStaunton VS. L. Hartman
ct ais, will proceed to sell at public auction in front
OF the court house, in Staunton, on
Wednesday, the 31st, day of July, 1878.
that very valuable farm known as the cottage
HllF' farm, lying on the South side OF the Valley
Turnpike, one mile North East of the city of Staun
ton, it being part of the old NJ. G.. Hartman, Red
Bud farm, and containing about 146 acres The land
Is OF good quality and has on it small farm house
nearly new.
Trims OF SALE.-Enough cash in hand to paw
costs OF suit and sale ,3S 16, on the 3lst day Of
January, 1879, without interest and the residue in
four equal annual payments bearing interest from
day OF sale. The purchaser to execute for the FIRST
deferred payment 2 negotiable note well endorsed
and for the other deferred payments bonds with anr
prove personal security and the title viii be retain
as ultimate security,
G.. N. COCHRAN, JR,
july6-4t Commissioners
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GOOD NEwS!-Lovers of good Eating and Drink
ing are informed that in the sample room attached
to the Liquor Store of j, j. FOSTER & Co., Augusta
Street. (neXt to Baltimore & Ohio Express OHlce IN
charge of JOHN CHRISTIAN, so well and fayorably
known as the best Bar-keeper and Caterer in Staun
ton will be found the finest assortment of Liquors OF
all kinds mixed in any style at l0c per drink. Also
Cold Lager Beer at sc per glass. The Lunch, Coun
ter is supplied with every delicacy OF the season a
moderate prices. June2l4t.
81. will buy pair Fine Calf Box Toe hand made
Boots, every pair warranted at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store.
S. M WILKES is offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Staunton. may4-t
McILHANY is agent in this section of Virginia for
Dupont's Powder Mllcr's FIJI proof Safes Cucum-
ber Pumps, Patent Burg, and Wagon Wheels. Cal
and examine. may17
The Virginia Hotel Bar has opened a neat, coo
rea,ing room, entirely distinct from The bar whele
all kinds of ea;ab. eS may tie had
iulylt
Gentlemen's Fine Calf Box Toe: and Plain Con
gress and Buckle Caters, very low for Cash ut
WELLER'S Boot. Shoe and Hat Store.
A VALUABLE IiIsCOvERY.-Dr. C w. Benson,
Practical Phi stem at les EutawSt, Baltimore,
Md, (Wio has paid much Il tenon 10 nervous dis
eases.) has discovered that extract of celery and
chamoni!e combined, I'M certain proportion, nva-
rably cures headache either bilious dyspeptic, ner
yous or sick headache neuralgia and nervousness
This is tt umph i'll medical chemistry, and sufferers
all over the country are ordering by mail He pre-
pares it in pills at SO cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore.
Episcopal Methodist sa- Sold by all Druggist and
country stores. marl.1y
PIANOS AND ORGANS If you wish to purchase
very superior Piano or Organ, equal in every ex-
cellence to any made, al Manufacturers Wholesale
Price, and thus nearly one half of your money
do not fall before purchasing to write for catalogue
Of descriptions and prices to Post Office Box 1885,
New York. .
febl5ly
80. will buy Ladies Good Morocco Shoe and 81 s.
a pair of the best quality, at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store
A full line of Gents and Boys Fur Hats, as vel
as in .Wool-Umbrellas, full stock always on hand
at the lowest Price for Cash, att
ian25- C. L. WELLERS.
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A DEAF MUTE ELOPEMENT.-The lit
tie village of Goshen was excited last
Wednesday to know that Miss Mary w.
Steers, Il deaf-mute young lady of that
place had left on the express train the
| night before in company with John W.
Michaels, another deaf-mute, and gone to
Washington. They were married in that
city on Wednesday. Miss Steers is pref
ty blonde, about nineteen years Of age, of
handsome face and felm and wealth of
blonde hair, and was one of the most pop
ular of the pupils at the Deaf, Dumb u
Blind Institution. where she graduated
three years ago, taking one of the medals
Of the session. She is a daughter of the
late Thomas Steers, the we'll known rail-
road contractor who was drowned in Jack
SON. river, and she is heiress to a very
handsome property at Goshen. Mr..
Michaels is a young gentleman about twen-
ty four years of age from Richmond, Of
pleasing countenance but rather under
size. He fell in love with bis wife at the
D., D. & B. Institution where he also was
pupil and, one of the faculty informs us,
one of the brightest young men ever there.
AS all the pupils learn some useful avoca-
ton to be followed in case of after need,
he was taught the trade of shoemaking.
His conduct as pupil was so good that he
was made monitor. After leaving the
institution he went to the National Insti-
tuition for deaf-mutes at Washington, and
since then he has been living at Knoxville,
Tenn. The elopeme ut came about in con-
sequence of the opposition of the young
lady's mother, but as the bridal couple
have returned home to Goshen, we presume
all has come toa happy ending.
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TIME AND PLACE FOR THE COUNTY
gardner, Jr., Conservative County Super
lntendent, has issued a call naming the
following places and times for holding the
various primary meetings, tomorrow, Sat-
nrd1v Inlu 9th
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1925, will buy Misses Good Morocco Shoe, at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe tore
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ORDERS.

Orders from the country will receive prompt and
special attention, and those amounting to Is aud up
wards will be returned to the nearest depot free of
charge. Address, JAMES W. NEWTON,
ap53m Lock Box 81. Staunton, Va.
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A POTATO FREAK.-There is at this
Office a bunch of Irish potato vines with a
number of good-sized potatoes hanging
among the branches like apples. This
lassus q,aturae was sent in by Mr.. James
H. Hamilton, of Christians Creek, and is
quite a curiosity in its way. The pota-
toes which grew in the ground from the
same vine were very large, thus literally
verifying the p, edic ton of a wise Staun-
ton gardener that it would be such year
for potatoes that the ground would hardly
be able to contain them. Mr.. Hamilton
also contributed to our agricultural COL
lection some fine onions a foot in circum-
ference.
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That very desirable property on
EasI kalQIama street., now occupied by Il B. Niche
EssqG:Ierms moderate. Apply at
lufy5-tf THE HOUSE,
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A SPLENDID HOME FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR sALE-That yerv
Of the late Mrs. Harriet Morrison, situated on q
double lot IN the pleasaatest part OF the town Of
WayneSbOYO, IS now offered for sale low For firth
eY particulars apply SO GEO. GREINER who viii iii
AXE pleasure IN showing the property to those de.
tiIing TO- see it,
sjulyl2-5t* .,osjsf a.-5 3....5,g5. w
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WASHINGTON & LEE UNIVERSITY, -
w 4 .. .t.., LEXINGTON Va.
GEN. G. W. G. LEE, PRESIDENT.

thorough course of instruction in Classical, Lit
erary and Scientific studies with special courses in
the professions OF Civil Engineering and OF Law,
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80 will buy Ladies Good Morocco Shoe, and $2,5
a pair of the best quality, at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store.

full line of Gents and Boys Fur Hats, as vel
as in Wool-Umbrellas, full stock always on hand
at the lowest Price for Cash, att
JAMS c. L. WELLERS,
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SENATOR PAUL SPEAKS ON RE-ADJUST.
MENT-HE FRANKLY ADMITS THAT IT
is FORCIBLE RE-ADJUsTMENT-RE
MARKS OF COL. SKINNER AND GEN.
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u
could only account for it by the fact that
her public men had been trying to peIvert
nu,,,ic sentiment there (cheers), while the
pnh,ic men of Augusta have been trying
10 keep the sentiment of the people OF
their county up to the standard OF the
fathers icheers). Col. S. said he would
like to know how things stood-he would
like to know if Mr.. Paul was candidate
for Congress (cries of ANSWER! answer! J
Mr.. PAUL. am not q candidate fol
Congress nor for any office. When my
neop]e want NE they will let we know
(cheers).
Col skinner merely wanted to know
rS,hat was the gentleman's position askeq
d,h~ question honestly and without any
SINISTER motive.
MFR Paul-And answered 1T honestly
Cal Skinner then said that he had asked
the question like Gen. Taylor with LIE
Indians in Florida. who said he sent troops
in nof so much to worry tile Indians as e
dd out where they were. II TINS ADJUST,
ment question is to be i'll this congressional
fight lie wanted the lines Distinctly afa'Th
Betweess si.e gentleman and,Mr. Harris, wiM
is q readiusser sin the COOL he sa" III
difference except that Paul had borne the
burden and heat of tbs day and he had IA
ther have him than one who took 1t IN
the cooI.' Col. S., said he would adylse his
friends not t. commit themselves. II th'1ls
issue was made he was III favor OF contest
Jag every inch of the ground. He was not
afraid of the public sentiment OF phe peo-
pie of Virginia, when they undefstooa
the naaral character of the proposition DE-
ing made to them, and he should like to ad-
dress the people of Rockingham and Shen-
.andoah on the subject. At present he was
sindisposed and he would only advise his
friends, as he would do himself, not to
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