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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19
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THE CINCINNATI OPERA FESTIVAL.

THE CINCINNATI OPERA FESTIVAL.
May of our lovers OF music are in the habit of
attending The Cincinnati musical festival lch is
held nlennla y ,d u he month o. M,y,ihe mex. win
Citizens are familiar with he
CINCINNATI OPERA FESTIVAL,
viii oh is held annually The third festival begins on
MONDAY, JANUARY 29rH, 1883,
and continues during the week There will be six
evening peiioi mtnt rs and Two malinees and, as
the "pel as are ,endrred not as mo ley aKIns
scheme, but solely in the interest OF c, nothing is
| i undohe wllcn would tend TO make the enler-
tainmen Su
= lie Of el as 10 BE- rendered are as follows verd's
la Travata:" Meye' BEEF S,l.'A ricane: lns
''Somnabula." lto sini's xvii lam Tell, kossu 8
semi ainide,' Wagn RS "FyIns Dutchman," 40
among the att Is FL gag Tor The operas are NJ I'd
anne i,alti ,gnnr Nico mi, S9n"r G'las,i, slgnor
kaveli and Sianor riampi Eel al. here Will be d
picked urche ira of seventy live or one hundred,
and IL splendid rhous of mtnv hlndr, DIS
The CheS' prake ohio Raj y. in orier that all
may have al opportunity t. visit ncinnali during
his Fe,iva, viii rave on sale at tner Office here
kuDd Ivy .i.ktts at Zig l!een Doa go ID from
will hot eglet the money spent. ian 1926
VIRGlN!A-IN .vAcATloN.-ln the Clerks of
w. nee Circuit Colrl OF Augusta County, JAhua-
ry is, s..
VII Kng Plaintiff,
Armstrong X. Sizing James A. Austin, James
P1geT, 'lexander ibrdge and rrie@ ~ his wife.
and A. IL. H. Stuart, Z Im.niSSl ,ner, Defendants.
In Ch tncery
The object of his suit is to recover the interest of
ih9 pian iii Ia the reil estate Ut Vim Kug, decd
Which was sod Ia Is 8.
IIapptating by aft Iavit filed that lrmstron~
Sl lug Is non resident Of His Sta IT. is ordered
T. at he do apt;tr here wi HIN month after due
publication of this notice do what i, necessary
| 10 protect his interest. TeSle,
j. N. RYAN,
Huds n u Patrick, p q. Clerk.
jim 10 4W
| VTlkG N AIN VACA ION-Gn the Clerks CT.
flee CrcuiG Cjurt of Augusta County, JanuaI v
| 18th, 1883
VIM MCGEE, Plaintiff.
VS..
u nj Byers. M Alice E.kla John G. EakIe john
II. b, erS and l.. &. Byers Defendants.
in Assum) sit.
The object of this suit is t, from the De
Pendants Til SIN # SLID with Interest from the
| 2 tn dl, OF March. 1878 Till y It'd.
ltappearing by ali i,vit ii ed that John H Byers
| is ires dent of ,hls Sttt., il is ord rrd ha
| lie do appear he wi am one IN III Ii after due b
catIuu al his nuti.e a I'd is sSary /,
| Protect his interest. reate.
| j. N. RYAN.
Hudson s. Patrick, D. q. Clerk
Jan 8 Nv,
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NeW advertisements.
AZ ess3 Els tale sales.

OH. YES! VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC
For the purpose of closing up the estate and M k
ing division among the Ii irs e undersis ned will
sell at public auction, On t.lt p elnses,
On Saturday March 3id, 1888.
the valuable farm re;eny owne aud occupied by
Samuel Barr, dec d, cOnttlnn. ls4 itcres
II la m lie, near The ue tween AugHStt ana
r. ckne ham counties. III August county The LAM
Of fue Meado" land, reldiy anl Conveniently va
tered
There is a good saw mill on the farm, with Il
go d deal Of fine timber aud, and excellent wa
ter power.
lie imprns ements consist OF u
comfurtahle dwelling house Ien- a ,,sssl y
enLS house, II good bank barn. eS.YT1sa=-l-n
buildings ks s!lA2.s-5al
The. { IS a fine sp ing near tue dwelll.1s, Vi as
good water Can be found in the saie.
here is "dlaee.t a tract of ~ acres OF 'lmberfd
Land Mnicn VII be sod separately al the same time
AID my be puIch l,t,i by he purchase of tns
tal ming land | is tract of land Les i'll Rocking
ham county, and is heavily tlmbefed with d fne
A. home HIS farm offers mum 'rous a fractions.
being convenient o stores SHOPS mills. SchuOs,
chu hes etc, aud III the midst Of an 81; gaut
munty.
intending purchasers will be aft rded all desired
faciit IS ior examining the lands over which they
will / Z shown at any lime.
TERMS For the Pore tract.-nne fourth cash:
the le~l'tie IN lhfee annual payments, bonds optr-
ly Stcu ed, bearing Interest 1T per ceuI, and lien
retained as Inmate necuri y.
The IT, ms Tor The ~ ac rs OF woodland are: One
thru cash. the re lue i'll one and two years, the
bonds Tearing I'M, Test at per cent pru"e y Sc
cured and lien lie aimed Until The whole OF the pur
c. ase money i, pad
Possession will be given imme dateIy after the
sale.
THE HEIRS.
ian 9 ids. OF Sam Bare. decd
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

The Democracy is not unfrequently sue
cessfEl before nat ional election, accord
ing to the assumption of its organs, but
after the election it generally occurs that
the Republicans have the most votes and
take possession of the government. As 1t
has been so will it Vatley Virginian.
Our contemporary is thinking of The tor
nado of 1874 But he must remember that
then the voters of the United States were
poor. hungry and mad. In 1881, with full
stomachs, full pockets and contented
minds, they deliberately thought over the
Republican party and then wiped it out
The next name on the slate will bs Qemoc
racy. Republica nism promised to do bets
ter after 1874, but it didn't keep its word,
an it will have to 20 in a.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

To day, January 10Th, is the anniversary
of the birth of Robert e. Lee.
The small pox has not yet been stamped
out at Salem, Roanoke. The last deaths
from it were an infant child of Judge
Wingfeld. AID Miss Annie Stricken, q
sister of the Sheriff.
Trains are now running over the New
River railroad. from the Norfolk & West
ern to Winona, distance Of twenty-eight
miles.
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WelU Advertisements.

10 LET
tine furnished or unfurnished room, with hoard.
Day boardrrs also desil ed at No. II, North New
Street. jan L. M
lfSTRAY CUW.-Taken UP by John Sui ivan on
IL his laud the 25th u " OF November 49,,
near CT alter Works Of the following DIES rir-
m Red and white spni ted co,r crop off the left
ear. long horns. medium size, supposed be
Twelve years old and praised at 81 81, by Eeber
w Hartman, VIM snuff and Joseph +. Tannehill,
before j Al. Lickliters }. p
An Tx ract Tests.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT
janis 81 Clerk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

The Baltimore sun g Almanac for 1883,
has its usual variety of information for
the people. and unlike most publications
of this character has large amount OF
valuable information prepared exclusively
for its pages. 1t IS like the Sun itself,
"the old reliable"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19
Legal. NOTICES

NOMMISS NNEk'S NOii,E.
III the Oh nc ry cause of MaIe:ret Prill an d
tiers ". Gilbert Morris.
rn- parties plaintiff aud fefendai;t will take no
ice that slia proceed at he INV .fcr of " IL. M
McCal.ister al the Warm springs. Va oh
1ueStlap, Febru ry 18Th,
to take he FOL owing accounts. to wit:
LIST All account She wing what amount of fees are
due he Ulcers and witnes e. i'll the C use OF Mar
garet b ILL., &c against Gi b r, Morris, and to
state particularly IL whom said costs are due.
2rd. An account 81 o~ my what amount wou d be
reasonable te Il, l.. II Sie3he son and l.. Par
i>h 70 tn ir service ait"r"evs for Mare art f.
MOI ris peIding in tt e ci, cut court Of III County,
nth 1T er matters de- med pertinent by him
st Given under my hand till, 3rd day of January
1>S}
jan 5 At F. A. HYDE, Com'r.
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4 NOM Ml SSIONEkS SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ LOt ON LEWIS SrhEEr IN SrAUNTuN.
III pursuance of adecree OF the Hastings court o.
Stauntun in the case uf q SMITHS hItrI as. A III
II START ct ais The underSig, ed as speci.l e. III
missioner app"in ta for The purpose, Will fl 4 at
public lie III front OF the Court house, lii the eli y
OF etdunton, on
Saturday, 10Th dag Of February, 1888,
verv valuable vacant lot in the CT y ssasszszs.sa
of taunton Will a front Of about LIS s$s Rss s&a
teet On lie v esl SIDE OF LAWS ST.. aS4 3sNssz$&.
anu running back distance of l52 ~sgIsSaAs@s@
feet 0 the middle OF the lley l. ct &IasssSs@zas
in width hi, Iot is b. ded on tue Snnt, by
tinuati"iI Federal stu ct and is Il c. rner lot. 1t
is level is never Uveifl wed. and as u 81 FIR IL
warehouse ~ manuf ,ciurng IS Establishment is hot
surpassed by aty otner la The CITY.
TERMS UF SALE.-C,Sh in hand to paw costs of
SAT- the baal ce III three equ insaments AZ l, 2
a. y. ars the day Of sale, with Int rest from
that day F,r tn, Ter. ed in,taimen S. bonds
with approved >u les viii be required. Title to
be retained as ultimate security.
THOS. c. ELDER,
jan 12-5t Commis siOner
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Rev. DR.. VIM. N. Pendleton, rector of
Grace Episcopal church at Lexington. Va.
and former Chief of Artillery of General
Lees army, died on Monday night. He
was educated at West Point, but was rec
tor of Grace church several years prior to
the war. He left the pulpit for the cap
fancy of the Rockbridge Artillery and
speedily rose to the rank he afterwards
neld. He had the entire confidence of
Lee and Jackson, and at Appomatt0x he
Was selected to break to Gen. Lee the
opinion of the corps commanders that the
time had come for negotiation with Gen.
Grant; he was one of the council OF war
with Longstreet, ]. B. Gordon, aud Fitz.
Lee) which decided the question, and one
Of the commissioners which General Lee
appointed to carry out the terms Of sur
render.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

The editor of the Rockingham Register
says he has read Hon. John Paul's reply
to Col. O'FeIrall's notice of contest, which
covers thirty pages of legal cap. We give
the following extract, fron the Register's
summary of the contents
He says that there were, in the
county of Augusta, eight hundred
and siIty-SiT negroes who had reg
istered but had not paid their capitati0D
rax. who sDould hare uoted for him had such
'a1 been paid and such rotes cast, and he de-
clares that Congress should count the said
1856 negro votes. that would have been cast
for him had they been qualified and voted,
IN determining this contest.
He also claims that the whole vote of
Augusta county should be thrown out. be
cause there was not Registrar appointed
at each voting place in the county.
He also SAYS that one hundred votes not
cast in the city of Staunton. by persons
who failed to pay their capitatiou tax,
should be counted for him, because. for
sooth. if the said tax had been paid, and
the said votes cast, he AYERS that they
would haye been cast for him. and there
fore Congress should count them for him
in deciding this contest.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

1rASrEkN NIRGINIA.--Catao gu- DIES .ribn
IL Prince william Fauau tr Cnlpeper ann
Loudoun farms. Sepi Tree 10 ANY addr, IS e
VIM. Z. HILLARY & SON
WARRENToN
asez2 at' Fauquier County, Va
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Tuesday, February 18th, 1888,

Der term, 1852 The unde. ST. ned, Commi ,siUners,
will sell at public auction,
Tuesday, February 18th, 1888,
court day in front of the Court House of Bath
county, the IoloMing real estate belonging TO Coz.
w.. McClnllc lo-WiC
Ihee tiacls Of rs, $50 and 1856 .,..,.,z,ess,
acres adjoining each other situated $50 SSs ~
The CoA pasture RIVER, Eelr Al! BIN ASsS5ssSa2sg
Evansville and SHOWN IL Col. NcCin
ties Cow pasture lam " Ibis arm Q11zzsSgsssezsy
is in good 81 ate of cu ivaion and h ca 1t !. enm
convenient 20 he met M il II e county. good
schuu>, church, $40 Us, sc -Four tracts u 40, TO-,
70 aud rs situated on The htadWaterS I'll pry
Run and known as the 'CurbetI place" A couSd-
and have On them dive ling "u!ise ami on FUSES.
n tract of 50 acres On io hradwaterS OF MI ,dy
hun and khoMn as the Big Pond =; $40 ace, un
he Alea IL ny muurlan. no IT, of The ulntike road
I'd adj Joins The lands al Gum, CnrShutS and others
$50 acres on the headwaterS of Muddy Run: h0
acres ON the west side ol lis II ~ unIain s. 465
acres Oh The waters If a"k Creek and adj iuing
The land OF The he OF 'hu Is II +, Vance and D h
els; II and "a acres auinning the hel of Dean
and Moi INNS. James Ce X, aud O,hers; 6 nc es in
ture Ri e.; i6 aci e> on no tn de Of over II II
mountain: acres on Shena,.d ah mount N;
loo acres on Dry Ran; ana rs and Il es in White
oak ,'raf. The ID we menUi med ta ~ of lan,l
wi be sold Separa or together, may suit put
chaSers and for the b ST int rests of all pr les.
TERM OF ga l.E--Cash in h Ind Oh dt of SUI
sufficient 10 pay costs If Sal, al d safe aud the bal
ance in III ee qua annual nsltliaei is The pui cha
S. rs to exec t. bond With app ON ed personal Sc
oui ily hca ing int. est day uf sale and the
legal title retained as u ate secu itl.
WIN Nj MCALl SrER,
, JOIN W. stErHFN>uN.
lanl24t % mi>s!oners.
Warm Springs, Va
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THE GEM TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE
have Just opened at No 2 New Street. i'm
mediatelv opp site j W. A'bys .sr cas- Tobac.
60 and Clear Stoe where you vii always ti.,d The
hest goods in nv line to o. found In tile city.
earnes ly sol cir The PATRONAGE # nv old cust0
In Is and the pubic general y. Nam thanks TO my
old pa rons
G. A. ARMENTR0UT, Aren't,
1nl24t for q. 4. HAINES.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

~ TEh'S MlD Nv, sc ". VIM. L HU NTkR'S
HEIRS In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court f Augusta County, entered Nov. Is, 1882, in
Ibis ,use. snail pr Coed at NY .fce in the city of
: auntun. on F'riday, february 9. 1888, to take
stale and settle a l,rther account of the tlansac-
and Of any further debts presented agai It said
tp: also 10 c"n>id + am, ny her matters, he ex-
ceptiOnS ken to the last repnrl in this cause-and
the priiiioh of Amanda Hunters children filed at
the Ntve,.iooi teasn fdst, Sc.
JOSEPH A. WADDFLL,
Dec. G9-it. Commissioner.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

A polling of our Virginia Democratic
exchanges shows decided majority in IA
vor Of the calling of Convention of the
party. 1t is needless to say again, that we
do not agree with them. What is a Con-
ventIon for; is it to give an opportunity
To some political fre-eater to furnish cam
paign watch words to the Coalitionists for
their fall campaign if they should hold
together that long?
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DEALERS AND
CONSUMERS OF PAINTS.
Read the Following for Yours elf


Read the Following for Yours elf
We have now In stock the largest and best stock
of Paints ever br ,Ight to thus section, manufac
tured by Lucas & Co., the oldest pant house in
Philadelphia.
These Paints are guaranteed to give entire salts
faction. and can be furnished in any tint or shade
d sized at prices to suit the times saving Of rs
per cent can be made by ,heir use, and they are
al Aays ready for immediate use, presenting q
9th. elastic durable and glossy surface. 1t does
n crack or become loosened from the materis
tee.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
March 30. 1882.
Messrs. Berkeley Co., Staunton, "a
DEAR SIRs We Ave not as vet found 1t neces-
sary to issue printed guarantee for our Liquid
aints, regarding our ,Ii II, t1l 'e,l,a1ion with
place on the market an inferior article particularly
under our brand. We however will cheerfulIy fol
low the expedent which has beeh resOlted to by
manufacturers to introduce their goods bv stating
hat we wi RtFUND. THE MONEY OR RE
PAINT any work with English lead and boiled OF
we believe is orthodoxy which our paint ms been
used, that you feel well satisfied has proved isel
inferior, II further guarantees are required you
may give them on our authority, but do not
think you will ever hear of one authentic case Of
trouble arising thrO' the use of our paints.
Yours truly,
JNO. LUCAS & co.
These paints may be obtained by wholesale and
retail from
BERKELEY, ALLEN & co,
1une2 Staunton.Val
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Monday, The 12h dau Of February, 1883,

farm In Aus IL ia county about one sa.ss.z,asss
and hall miles Invest OF stain $780,. ia
tun. con aiming l62 acres roOoS and MOB s3s5ssSAE
e poles. az Joining the lands IF MIS-
Meneiee, IL y eek d " he's. the
land is OF lir qualify in 20 nj State o. cultivation
wi h very fdi impr ", III nS
JEkNS &C 81 IN nana !, pay cost of suit and eX-
pen,eS OF $ lie and rASdu, Il credit uf one
Two aud hi ee years Fl ON day Of lie. the purchaser
vi lug bonds for sad dele red stalniaul with ap
proved personal stcur y, bearing tei est. and the
title to be Ietain as ultimate security
wM. PATRICK,
laul2 1t yoin'r
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ian 9 ids

IrOR SALE-A FINE FAUQUIER COUNTY
4 FakM, valuable either for cropping or
grazing
425 acres good new dwelling and
other Improvements about ~ A <sNI y
miles from DeapIane station. "n Sa I.fzSA
Virginia Midland H.. ate Pied fkallliatfa1hM
mont Station J Farm vel waller kItl3l- -13sI
ed fine mill site on place: rst rate mater pow +;
fl .e young orch nd. Will sell all or part OF tract
Neshb0i hood pleasant aud churches, schools, &C.,
convenient
For terms, &c. address agith stamp.
q. M SMITH,
jan 6m Deaplaue Va,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

1t is well calculated to make member
of the National Democratic party step
high when he reads that in the Wiscon-
sin legislature which has just organized,
thele is on joint ballot Democratic m,a-
jorstg of fire. And this in Wsseonsin
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vHoJcE BRANDS OF FAMILY FLOUR

L -
si0ur "Crystal family fl ur. competin" In the east
ern cites successfully with The high grades OF Min
nesota' and City Mills, ant SO favorably known
hele. is b. ing offe ed To customers al re
ducrd price. as ais tn "E,lom' family ,ur. We
not only recommend fhes. brands but guarantee
hem 10 be &. X tiet the best flour ami have the
most satisfactory bread and cakes for oh, istmas.-
To he had at BAKER BROS.
dec u.
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STANTON, VA Oct. q, 1882.
Having purchased tn stock Of BERKELEY &
Ness W. Mai od an No u Man Sreet Ao car wins
il ia ge AID incredsed st ok If Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, On $, ye SUITS PEI fumely Toilet Attic es
add tn iStu as Gouds. LARGE WINDOW
CLANS Speciality We also phorose to offer spec
idl i1du cene,atS in La MP GOODS and PAINTS
of q k,nrs. large and handsome addition is be-
Ing m. d. tn he our Store rom affOrdng ad-
di,ional facilities f"r ttahsacting business,
PreSc iptions carefully compounded At a. hours.
faction in ecery ease
Uct-I 3rn RERAEIEY. ALLEN s. co.
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A GRAZING FApM WANTED Wanted to
N rent an enclosed grazing tract fer one OF
more years. Apply at this orpes @A 1anAS LIN"
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NOTICE.-I desire to info m my friends and the
~ pubic hM ! will continue The eat Pro-
au e AID Cir ny business al he old stand of RAIDER
u Grove. aud hope by prompt attention, to receive
a share OF yaur pa runage
jan !. 1873, Respectfully. -
j.,n5 3m MATTHIAS j. GROVE.
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OF Co-PARTNEasHIP.

he und rsgned doing business in the town Of
Waynesuoro Va, under the firm name Of RAIDER
s. Owe. have Ibis day, January lst, 1873. dis
solved co-partnershiJ ny mutual 'nsent, all the
business OF The lart. firm viii be settled up by NJ j
Grove. who alone Is auIhurIz 10 sign the firm
name in IL. aking such settlement
II. RAIDER,
MATTHIAS J. GROVE.
Waynesboro, Va Jan. lst, 1888
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laul2 At

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" LAND IN BATH COUNTY, VA.
By virtue of decree of The Circut Con of i}ath
county III HE case oil SaIah b. Hul dway> adm +
vs. VIM McCnIic and ais enter Ell ut HE Sept M
Der term, 1852, The unde. 81 sued, commissioners,
will sell at public auction,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

Mr. j. Smith has kindly consented to remain
with me to transact any business in my pre>el CT
ind absence lie will sign fol NE H. my isac IONS
jaul24 j A. IA I ERSON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

diving men and women on the fl ,or. The
little woman then bravely began relieving
the suff.rings of those around her by sup
p)ying them with water. and by the dis
play of other acts Of sympathetic kind
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19

In retiring from the firm OF Smith & Patterson
beg to t. nder my friends ana The public my thanks
Tor The il ihetal SUPPORT for many years take
great ptasu e i'll CONNIE ndIng to my friends Mr.. j,
A ratterso /, will commune The business OF
merchant mining.
JOHN B. SMITH.
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dissolution OF o-PARTNERsHIP

dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
WAYNEsBoRo VA, January 9Th, 1888.
The ao-partnership heretofore existing between
Smith x Patel son is his day dissnl, ed bv mu uaI
cons mt, MIR j. b. smith Withdrawing ALI parties
in0ebted to us will please make payment. Either
party will Sign i'll liquidation
JOHN B. SMITH.
j A PATTERSON.
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CoPARTNERsHIP NoTIcE.--we take this
" method of Informing the public tina. Q
have sod urrbu>Iues to BERhELtY. ALLEN &
CO and ask for them he same st mel Gus patronage
that The old firm has avs receiv,
BERKELEY & co.
STANTON, VA, Oct. 2lst. 1882.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gus a county, render, d IN the 0Ih day Of June,
1852 in lie cause OF Mentfees adm'rNs ballard FL.
al will Sc at ub lc auction i'll flolt of the Court
House i'll 81 aultolI, ON
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-01

The recent civil. rights decision of
the supreme court simply says that the
constitutional amendment in reference
to personal and civil rights prohibits
state legislatures from enacting discrim-
lpating laws against the negro. and that,
no state legislature having thus enacted
there has been no occasion for congress
sional legislation on the premises. In
other words, the negro'a civil rights,
guaranteed to him by the cons titution,
have not been denied by any state, and
not until one or more of the states shall
attempt to deprive him Of those rights
will congress have any authority to act.
The negro's civil rights are guaranteed
by the constitution the same now as be-
fore the supreme courts decision, so far
as the national government has the power
to enforce them.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-01

The people of the northwest are great
ly interested in the propositions to re-
duce the immense area of some of the
Indian reservations. The southwest
portion of Dakota is occupied by the
Sioux, over an area twice as large as
Massachusetts; the Crows have a tract
in Montana along the Yellowstone for
200 miles as large az the state of Connec-
ticut; the Mandans, Arickarees, and
various tribes of Blackfeet have another
tract in the north of Montana as large as
the state OF Ohio. The Northern Pacific
railroad runs through the Crow reserya-
ton or along its northern boundary.
The Indians could be much better cared
for on smaller reservations, or by own.
ing land in severalty.