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A BIind murderer Hanged.

OWEN SoUED, Ont, Dec. 5.-COok Teets,
convicted Of numbering his wife by admin
isteriDg poison to her year ago, was hanged
this morning. Since the sentence, month
ego, Teets has been perfectly composed, and
on all occasions protested his innocence.
Teets was totally blind, and was convicted of
having murdered his wife by poisoning, In
the Township Of Artemesis, enc year ago.
He bad married her short time previous e.
her death, getting insurance OF 81, 900 on q r
life, payable 70 himself. They went to the
the States for few weeks and about week
after they came back Mrs Teets died IN con-
WILSON'S On the contents Of her stomach
being analysed, strychnine was found.
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Estimated receipts hogs, As, 90 nesd.
British Grain Trade Review.

LoFDOH, Dec. s.-Tbe Mark Lane Express, In its
weekly review of the sTsin trade, says: Autumn.
own crops continue TO pres Mt q healthy appear
snce. English red wneats were Jess freely oTsre
III London on Friday, and against buyer. Sales
otEng lish Vheat for the psst week were CO, 30
quarters AZ eos led per quarter, agRint 101 quar-
tiers 40s per quarter III the corresponding week
Of lsst year. Flour sales are difficult to MAKE.
Mailing bar eys are DuimprOved. The market Tor
foreign wheGts 10 kpiTitiess, the large stock OF
American acting as an incubus upon trad.
Maize is scarce, and prices favor sellers The
market for Of coast CHrgOes, and for cargOes on
passage, has lost It's transient hrmness. To-day
msTket was enervated, ing to the mild weather.
Vauts DOmnaily unchanged, and there IS very
little disposition to tuy.
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Upward and onward is the motto that
Mishler's Herb Bitters has used ever since
the presentation of the medicine 10 the
American people, ard in all cases OF liver
complaint, kidney diseases in their multi
piled and intricate form and 6erauFemsnts
OF the stomach and bowels, it has proved it's
title TO be the best remedy eKtant Bryne
Stamford, of TroUpsburgh, Steuben County,
New York, writes: The testimony of ali
who use Il is that it is both beneficial and
reliable
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Onrton,

GALVESTON, Dec 8.-Cotion-Firm at 105-i6c.
Receipts. $3.50 bales; eOsstvise 1880 bales; sales,
1900 bales stock, 81, 900 bales.
MEMPHIS, Dec s-Ootton-Higher st I01sc. Re
ceipts, 1855 bales shipments, 3, $50 bales STOCK,
127, AZ bales; sales, 1, $50 bales
ST. LOUIS. Dec. S-COtion-Higher at l0J4c.
Sales, 100 bales; receipts 100 bales; shipments,
2lo0 bales; stock. 81, 500 bales.
EEW YORK, Dec S Cotton - The Post says:
Future deliveries. with large transactions at irreg
ular prices, showed at first call an advance OF
I3-lC0c TO 10 l0Oc. At Inc second call almost all
the gain disappeared, aud after call there was 2
further reduction, aud prices before third cali
rarged $1,000 to 5-160c below last saturdays quo
tations. At third call December sold at 10 95ei
JaDusry. IL 02@1L 03c: February, lO.0ic; March,
llI1N l3c; April. I1.23e: May, 1850. Futures
uT0ey.
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rLA1De AKD CHzy1Ors.
Ihe Produce dArkot

4<xs-fsYIng go Per doL.; from Esores 2sc.
Butter-UTesmeTy fancy, 2SDSoci cnoioe, Is SIC;
dsiry, selected. $50; country, fancy, l7s2ec;
sweet roll. lie; medium grades, sesc low grades,
PouiTy-Hens, 70 Per T.: ROSTERS 4ci sPEias
ohios ems. Co. turkeys. &c; old Eeese, aud we'll
ieathered, per dos, IS; dscks osr dos.. q on.
FesihsTs-PriIss geese, ssOi IalGso saa aoo1.-
Wool-fu6-Wsshed. sOc: unwzshsd. medium.
2oc; unWAshed common. 200; unvvasrhi
a aae' ,o 6sS GS sss isc sS DO s s''
The Provision Market
Below ara me present iooDing prices:
SMOKED Meals oAnvased OF plain plsn mese
sol guaranteed against Ekippers-S U Hams; 10
III lns. average, ll1<c; 20 Ios average, IKE.
Coitsge tsms, uDcsnVase1, SO; California hams.
siish shoulders. a 70 Is lbs av 71c: 20 70 "a los
Az, c; family shoulders, pieces aversSing S9lO
lbs, TO- dried bed, l5c Bsoon-mear SIDES. me-
hes, 7s5c: French ditch. lib pcs To-
.. 8 sDa PloElea heats-English cured, clear
per Dbl. 30 lbs, SIS 90: pork. clear, par Dbl, 20
lbs, sls; family PORK, clear, per Dbl 100 lbs sll;
Lsrd-Pure Kettle rendered in tsercss. sHs: in
hall barrels or 6o-lb tubs. &c; sSlo pals. S5<e;
Fresh Meat and ssussSe-Tenderloins, -
ribs &c Fresh Pork Sausage. LINKS, &c; pals,
c. Bologna. N cloth, &c: In skin. 7Hc.
The Grocery Market.
Oneese-Fun cream. New YORK, l9l5ci Ohio,
Iac; part sEin, caso per pound: Waite Rose, i2cI
0orees-C0Iamon. s1zs 551c; ordinary. lo14s
lie; fair, i11zg1i5zc; prime l2149l2;Scj strictly
prime, 125zaf3L.c choice, IS5f014lzo; Old Govern
meot Java, 1ss4@2b1fc; MoLaughlin's xxxx
roasted, lib packages, l00lD cases, 15o; cob
do., 1b1{c; Arbuckles roasted, 1bo; Lesver.
ing'E. lie; Oardoba, 1910; GATES AEo.1 J, ie1zc;
snsaSs-Cstioss. 7s<c, powdered. TIC; srsnuIa-
ted, 63ka6s<c: standard A, tz367Sci of a, o961sc;
white extrs q, 5sz@57fc; light brown, b5<3S3kc;
common grades, 45zs0ozc; New Orleans, b1<dJ5zc.
holakEes Syrups--Hew crop New Orleans
kolssEeE, t0s5sc; syrup, s2715o per gal. for con-
n on "a hojoe; nipple tyTup, 81 l0al S.
Eiee---Carolins and Loulklzna. bg7o.
Epices--FeppeT, lT1<9181So; alspioe. 1Ot312ci
coYes, 2Oa7z5c, ginger, I(S22c: cinnamon In mats
l2e3l5o; nutlDegs, 65ClSQc.
6alt--Lake. Ia CAT lots, ESQ; dray lots, IL Goa
o5; small lots. loo more rom store; dairy, "a rs
stsTch--Kenned Pearl, S.Sss1sc per d.: sure IA,
sol ohampion gloss lump, e9s1soi improved
salt Fish-Msckerel, extrx mes. IA Der boil I
halves, SIP 30; No. msckerel. Gs3Os halves.
S@10; No. 2mEcEerel, Ga SOFA; halves, 56 500
9; No. medium, So; halves, 81 so; No. 8 macx.
arsl. essas 50; halves. sos 50; No. white ash
ess COD. ssa7; axua, go; Grand 5ank, 5000
per 10.
FoTeixn Fruits = London lsyer rsisins, new.
81 sta3 40; new Valencia. 11al2ko: sultana 14c;
neN!Musc tel ratsins two crorr, - 1890; three
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Rye-NO dull and lower; 47c bid; no sellers.
Bran-Qutet $40 bid; no sellers
Hay-Pr1me timothy - t let; held at $3.50; no
buyeTs.
CHICAGO ~ KITS
xurRlsoed ov q. & KinnsV q Co., Grain ana Pro
vision Brokers. 80 9CaanbsE Of c0nneTos.l
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The Posro Of Trade circular says:

The Board OF Trade circular says:
Whest-We copy the following table of cost Of
production 70 the farmer, compiled oy the secre-
tray OF the Detroit Board of Trade, from which we
cat see that The average farmer at the present
price OF wheat viii not make his everlasting for
tune by raising this cereal.
'Ihe otal cost TO the farmer IN Michigan OF put
ting bushel of wheat on the Detroit marker
ready or delivery, would be, in cents aud frac-
lions.
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LONDON, Dec. s.-United States Bonds-45Ss,
III. Railroad Bonds Erie, 1875; seconds, 59%
New York Central. $50; Illinois Central, S21
Reading, ~; Canada Pacific, 1915 81. Paul, s,94.
RIRls Dec. S.-RaDteS, 49, zoo
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DRY GGO0l.

new YORK, Dec. S.-Dry Goodf-C0tt0n goods
continued 10 attract attention. and at the low
prices current. good movement is in progress on
The other and some prices IRE improved slightly
and estsblithed by sales, while 10 the general
meTket there IL much better undertone than sp-
parent on the snIfsce, Wooden goods quiet.
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StsasHsiGAI..

Trade In dry goods yesterday was no exception
TO the usual amount transacted on Monday. P-ioss
are well sustained and a isir quantity Of season
able SIM is moving considering the uRiaVOrable
stale OF the weather. Groceries coatinue 70 do a
business fully to the season of the year. COfees
are reduced in price &c all round, nd sugars.
though weak, are not quOtsbly lower Other Lines
unchanged. Turkish prunes have declined and
Louisiana Ofanees have advanced. Fruits in most
Of the leading kinds are advanced In price. Eggs
unehsnse1. Poultry, qusil, rabbits and squirrels
haze declined.
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OLE.

PITTsBURG, Dec, Observation-Disclosures:
certificates opened at 1870, declined 10 7Sc,
rallied TO 7l14c, broke TO 72Hc, recovered and
closed at 7S7sc.
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. S-Crude On--The mar
ket dull but steady; no runs or shipments re-
ported: charters. Saturday, N.2S8 b0s.; clear
anees, $50 eco bbs. National Transit certificates
opened 81 &c and closed a. 541sc; highest price
7s14c; lowest, ne.
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whisky.

BALTIMORE. Dec. s.-whisky-steady at 81 Il a
1l9.
81, LOUIS. Dec. S-Wb.Eky-atesdy at sil2
CHICAGO. Dec. S-Whisky- Quiet at 81 L.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-Whisky-DuI and
uDcbenged at 81 20
CINCINNATI. Dec. g. whisky-Firm at 81 II.
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a great many people disregard dyspeptic
symptoms and assume that they will soon
fact and the only safe remedy for them is
Nichols Bark and Iron.
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-
This makes the cost of a bushel of wheat laid
down in the Detroit market fraction less than soc
per bushel, and the difference between that sum
and the price at which the grain sells represents
what the farmer makes for his supennte1dence
and for his pro6t the enterprise. At present
the Detroit price about &c per bushel below the
estimated cost OF production. At this price the
farmer gets but meaeer return by way of rental
or, In ether words. for the use OF bis capital,
which is invested in the land.
Local markets continue firm as quotations,
without Offfrngs. Eeaboard shows very meager
exports occasioned Oy dun feeling and low prices
abroad and the good dsmsnd at interior points
for milling purposes. New York at noon was &c
OF; Baltimore steady, and Chicago 5sc lower
CoTn-Actiye and in good demand. with firm
feeling but great scarcity OF offerings Receipts
light. Futures quiet. New York steady; Bald-
more nominal. and Chicago 80 lower.
oats-Firm st quotations. with a fairly active
demand for all offerings Futures dull.
Flour. cram anu hAY.
Flour-Pztent. e. So9S %; extra fancy, "a Goa
25i fancy, - 5000 %; choce. 50 80 a. 75i tam
II, 90 1893 20; treble artra. 81 4032 81; douols
Extra. q Ds2 80: extra. n GOA 10, supeTnns,
q soG2 90; nne. q 75eal 81.
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The average OF q mans life is said 10 have
increased i've per cent in the last thirty
years, and woman's eight per cent. This is
due 10 civilization, and especially to
improved sanitary methods.
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higher; good to choice, 81 3t84 IS; good me-
diumR: "a 2564 Is: good heavy, - a2@s IS; about
all kold.
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Lydia K Pinkham's Veget able Com
pound strengthens the stomach and kidneys
and aids digestion. Is equally good for both
sexes.
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GOVERNOR CRrTTEEDES, of Missouri, is said
TO aspire TO Federal Judgeship.
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rnppI Agents sample Book OF New Cards, re
fhfh, MUM Lisls. etc. Capitol Card 90, Bart
ford, Conn.
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FINANCIAL lsD COMMERCIAL.
s/oSEY AND STOCKS.

Rou York Financial aaE<eA
NEW YcsK. Dec -Money-Esss At 1917 per
cent.
Prime Mercantile PaOer-41z 5a per cent.
Governments-Weaker.
Railway Bonds-LoIer
gate Securites-Dul.
The stock market to-day sas weak and depressed.
During the morning hoArs there was break Of
per cent. IN Delaware and Hudson 10 s. 2A in
Omaha 70 2s5z. and 35s in preferred TO s55< Tne
decline in other active shares ranged from x tolls
per cent, in which New York Central, CHICAGO
Burlington aud Quincy, Northwestern, st. PAU
and Lake Shore were the most conspicuous. After
midday there was rally OF 4 TO IL per cent, the
S55S.
II the afternoon the pressure TO sell was re-
neWe0 and business was more active. Just n2t1re
the close the failure OF George Opdyke g. 90. was
announced and the lowest prices OF the day
recorded. 1t was understood the irn had 40 c0a-
tracts in the board.
The market closed weak at the lowest prices OF
the day. Speculation was adversely affected oy re-
ports OF trouble Ia coal combination and Oh ru-
NOR OF an is &c OF $40 600 OF 5psr cent bonds
by the Lake shore 70 retire bonds falling due II
'S5 ana SO.
Compared with saturday closing prices are q to
2S per cent. lower.
of which B were Laekawanna 1,,OOO Erie. l6.OJt
Lake Shore COO Nor hive tern, 12OJ9 Now YOrs
Central. SO 600 st. Paul, 5000 western Union ana
2OOtO Northern Pacific preferred.
The mining market ruet quiet during the
morning, the aggregate transactions bang only
1000 shares. Sales included Monitor ~ i05 Boz e
254: Bulwer, Sl@409S9 Chrysohte, -. Navajo
295 Plymouth, lbs, and Horn Silver 400 9l5O reg
The production OF Horn silver from January
| 10 EOvei1 Der II is reported 10 be S1290O, whilt
for the same period the output on the nine Wa
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20 ION. Th0maa A. Hendricks, Vice President.

eTR--The Democratic Soldiers aud sailors Vet
efsn ASSOCIATION OF Marion County, Indiana, do
most siI cCrely congratulate Oh upon your second
eieettnn 70 the Office OF vice President OF tue
Unit 5fasns.
-, your frIeDds and neish0ors, haze adhered
70 you through nGRy political esnpaisn aud
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Sterling 80 days.....4Sl% o. :. 4%s..........ll3ts
sterling, sight.......4 New U. 3 =
per cent. bonds. lo11
NOTE-The purchssin; Dries for Govern lent
ponds IN indianapolis wales from the New YORK
quotations k9i per cent.
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LIVE sTOOB.
indianapolis Live stock Market

UHIoH sToCK.Y AIDS, Dec. s.
OATuB-Receipts. 100 head; shipments IS head.
The receipts Of all kinds we're light. Market dull
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LOUISVILLE Dec. S.-Cotton eteady: mid
ding, 1870. Wheat-Dull; LOngberTy, 56c; No. 2
rtd, &c. Corn-No. white, sec; No. mixed, $50.
osis-No. mixed. 2o1Ec. Proyisions-Stesdy
inal clear rib. s. S71S: clear sides, g So Bscou
81 oulderS, 81 80. Hams-Sugar-Cursd. SO 20.
Lard-Choice leaf. IS so.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. S.-Wheat-Weaker at 40;
Jan uary 49x950c; May. 56545571 re. Corn-LOIer;
cash. 251zc: December. 26c; May, 2792714c. Oats
Duh ana nominal az 22lze.
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GOVERNOR HESDRICES' ADDRESS
CAPTAIS MYERs-l am very much gratihed that
you have been made the medium by your com
rsdes 10 express to me the sentiments OF your own
speech and OF the address Of the assOciatiOu. You
woulG dlstrust my sincerity were 10 say AN not
gTaufed al the honor JOu have done me. Tie
congratulations from You and your comrades sre
specially gratifying when I consider the fact that
you anu ! shaved In the contest of last summer.
WhiCh TeEaId the greatest OF
all. the political contests n this cOun-
try with which I have been acquainted,
and that we have come out OF that showing alike
on IT'S responsibilities and its glory You have re-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22

er In the higher sphere of the Senator can
not be overtaken and repaired. Both
alike, but differing in degree, depress the
material interests of Virginia.
The reason the South antagonists the
Republican party, is that the Republican
party hates it and seeks to establish its
terial interests of the South. In its meth
DDS in that respect. the Republican party
of to-day is precisely the Republican par
ty of eighteen years ago: 1t is as sectional,
and its crimes against the South in 1865
are repeated in 1884. That is why the
South has an undyIng enmity to that par
ty; it is tangible. material. active curs+
to it,
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The Ruse of a Young Bride.
SHOWING THAT IT is SOMETIMES HARDER
TO GET A HUSBAND THAN A

SHOWING THAT 1T IS SOMETIMES HARDER
TO GET A HUSBAND THAN A
DIVORCE.
Two years ago, Willie visiting Atlanta.
W. P. Baird. young merchant of Fay
ettevilIe, Tenn, became acquainted with
Miss Iriska Haverfeld. of Cincinnati,
aged fourteen. Ga Miss Haverfeld's re-
turn to Cincinnati correspondence was
agreed upon. but Mrs. Haverfield strong
" protested, and it was carried on CLAN
destinely. Miss Haverfield was placed in
4 boarding school. A few weeks ago
Baird visited Cincinnati, had stolen in
terview with his sweet heart. aud prOpDs-
I'd matrlmouy. To this proposition she
agreed, and party of three ladies and
gentlemen drove to the school building,
where the young lady was found in wait
ing. The party drove to ParsOn Gwynn's
where they were married, then back to the
boarding house. aud the new Mrs Baird
resumed her position as schoolgirl with
out having aroused the suspicion of any
one save confidsnte who had s,sted in
Jhe escape. Baird remained at the hotel
and was visited on several occasions by
MS wife. Ten days ago Baird returned to
Fayetteville, leaving his schoolgirl wife
o make preparations to follow.
Tue BRIDE was to leave Cincinnati on
Monday morning and join Baird in this
city that night; but instead there came
telegram saying:
Il can't come; detectives are after me.
Mamma furious. Pm hiding out in Gov
,ngton. Be calm; Ill get through. Our
friend are vigllant. IRIsKA.
Probably fifty dispatches passed between
them Monday night and Tuesday. at
three O'Clock this morning Baird drove
20 BDyce Station in answer to the follow
ing telegram
LEXINGTON. KY. Midnight, Jan. 9,
W. T. BAIRD: Thank heaven, I'm on
train; will be there in the morning Meet
me, Will, can't you? IRIsKA.
Baird and a friend took the morning
train and met the south-bound train at
Dayton. Tenn., fifty miles north of Cha t.
tanooga. The conductor and passengers
mad been told the story by the bride, and
when Bal d entered she was brought from
DER hiding-place, aud nearly every one in
the Car rose aud begAu to applaud.
When asked how the license was obtain
ed in Cincinnati for their marriage Mrs.
Baird stated that she pl aced number '.1S"
under her foot, aud her WITNESS could
readily swear she Was over ''1S ~ incin-
rah Enquirer.
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Mr.. Harry Berry, son of Senator Tay-
Tor Berry, of Amherst, and Miss Monteiro.
IT Baltimore. eloped from the young
lady's home Saturday and were married
in Washington the day following.
Littleton Jackson (colored), of Warren
ton, has entered suit in Fauquier Circuit
Court against the clerk of the County
Court for $40 600 damages for issIi ing
marriage liceuse without..the consent re-
suired by law.
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LEGAL NOTICES
HIRGINIA-IN VACArION.-In the Clerks Of
ficr of the Circuit Court OF Augusta County,
+. by 18TH 1854

VIRGINIA-IN vACArIoN-In the Clerks Of
ne n o. NE CIRCUIT Court OF Augusta County,
John Hendren, administrator of James Gre
CORY, decd, Plaintiff.
Robert Van Lear, G L. Van Lear in his own
right and as attorney in fact tor the heirs of Sae
ID. niller, decd, and as Commissioner of the Cir
ers heirs IS Milers. heirs, clinton c. Miller. A.
b Lgh.ner. Sheriff Of Angus C3unty. and as such
al law of salie ID Miller, decd as llows to wiz
J"hnnT Hog and Harriet L Hogs his wife, Ear
pin Henry Chandler and Nora Chandler his wife
(nee Maupin) ANA the unknown children of D. A.
Maupin, u. q. Maupln aud sarah MaupIn his wife,
w. }. Allen and sarah j Allen his wife, VIM B.
Blessing and Julia j. Blessing his wife, f. Zaheth
j Keblnger ko1ert ' an Lear and Permilla Van
wife, VIM Patrick and h. Bell, commissioners
i The Gil cult Court of A gusta County in the Cause
II 'ller's heirs vs. Miller heirs, and the purchas-
RS at the judicial sales IN said cause a. follows TO
RN speck, :. II Grooms. Jonn Paul, assignee
Il bank upcy of Robert Van Lear. IL NJ Bell,
pecal Commissioner OF the Circuit Court of Au-
us a County in the cause of Baylor vs., Van Lear
ldlcial in SAID G. .se, David Nj Kerr. Admi-
l,lrator OF Thornton Berry, decd. a the heirs
a% Of Ns a@ erl i Bery 81 deed as srr
ttcd. ary Elizabeth sellers (nee Berry,. widow
- Selt rs, Decd job, Cleveland and Bet
efendants.
IN CHANcERY ON ORIGINAL AND AMENDED BILLS.
The objec OF this suit is to enforce the liens of
udg against Il, bert Van Liar, A G l.. Van
Lear. Clinton Miller, Thornton Berry, and A.
iighrner. Sheriff of Augusta County, and as
such administrator Of salie y Miller, decd.
II appearing, bv affidavit fl ed that Clinton G.
Miller John Hogg and Harriet L Hogghis wife.
Martha Maupin widow of ID. A Muupn Martha
Maupin Henry Chandler and Nora Chandler his
wife, tnee Maupn) and the children of y A Maui
pin whose names and residences are unknown, D.
G. Maupin and sarah Maupin his wife. W ] Allen
and Sa ah Allen his WIFE, Wm. B Blessing and
Julia BLESSING his wife and e. Haupn. are
nou residents of This State 1t is ordered that they
do appear here within one month after due pubca-
tinn his notice and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests.
1este.- JOS. N. RYAN,
WHITE GORDON p, q. Clerk.
fab1h4E
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"ANO1HER OUTRAGED
Under this heading the Richmond Nhag
of TUESDAY has the following:

OnQef 6ulS neau.Hg tuo l6lcunOnu may
of Tuesday has the following:
Yesterday the Governors vetoes of the Deaf
Dumb and Blind Institute bill, and those of The
Eastern, Western and Central Lunatic Asylums,
we're defeated and the bills all passed by strict
party vote.
The result is that such efficient and capable Off
GERS and gentlemen as Capt Charles S Roller. OF
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind institute; Dr. X. ).
Hamilton. Superintendent, and DIR H 5. Crockett,
of Wythe; DR. strain, of Rockbrdge, and DIR. But
ler o. Rockingham, and DIR Richard Z. Wise are
turned out OF Office to make place for Bou bon
FunuerS.
These gentlemen go to their counties and will
make war on the ouErages of this lawl ess party
Go on Bourbon Democracy; you are only making
votes that Will rebake you the polls and condemn
your daily atrocities and lawless acts.''
Wien Tnos. 5. D"yle, of the Deaf
Dumb and Bind Institution, DR.. A. M.
Fauntleroy, Superint .ndent; DR.. Wm
Hamilton, with forty years exp-rience) !;
DR.. E q. Fisher, With TWENTY-FIVE years
experience); DR.. 2. L.. Murphy. with five
years experience); were turned out for
being D-mocrats-purely and simply for
being Dem ,crats, not one of the five
WHO hal not one word of complaint. on
the contrary it fully endorsed the act.
Why should the present officials
complain. They kneto b Nv and why they
went into their positions and the tenure
of them. They knew they got them b.
cause their party Was turning out D5m-
ocrats Of long experience toput in Coali-
Jionists, and that they them selves were
selected because they we're Coaltionists.
Men out of positions for political reasons
are nothing new in Staunton. They saw
them here in March two years ago, plenty
| Of them; some of them without bread.
mark you, without bread for their fami-
lies. They suffered for the political faith
that was in them. and to their honor, be
| it said. they suffered with dignity and
silence. They didn't fill the air with theil
outcries. Let the Coalition organs initiate
their example.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22

The last "Old Commonwealth" of Har-
risonburg, contains the valedictory of Jos.
K. Smith, Esq.,, foc years it's editor, the
paper having been merged with the RI
sister." Mr.. Smith eau we'll say that he
did his full. unselfsh duty to the Demo-
cratic party in season and out, and with
no reward.