VOLUME XVL-NO. 39. HAHRISONBURO, VA., THURSDAY JULY T, 1H81. TERMS:—$2.()() A YEAH.
MEDICAL. IFrom the Washington Sunday Herald.] of the North and South, and after the pas- Marshall Was the eldest son of Thomas What an immortal epitaph 1 It might vity, and control of men. He was six ground is that of the Wilderness, where have been added, that ho was the third times Speaker of the House of Representa- THE CLASSIC TBIAtiGLE. sage of the ordinance of secession by the Marshall, a tiative of Wales, and Mary Generals R. K. Leo and U. S. Grant crossed State of Virginia, and the organization of Keith. He entered the army of General President of the United States; Washing- tives; many years United States Senator, swords for the first time, for several days, BY BIXIK ORET. fhe Southern Confederacy, the Confederate Washington with his father, who wdd Col- ton's Secretary of State; Governor of Vir- and Secretary of State under tlio adminis- in May, 1864. flag, the emblem of a separate nationality onel of the 8d Virginia regimtntt; and ginia ; Minister to France; the piirclmscr of tration of John Quincy Adams. In this county was bora and reared Chas. fmml ■What 18 "7 As OUusie Triangle f" Wc and a dissevered union of the States, could served during a part of the war oh the Lonisiana; the destroyer of the Allen and Mr. Clay was the author of three compro- Fenton Mercer, a distinguished politician, will try and explain. To traverse it you be seen from the Capitol and White ftouso. staff of General Washington, jiist nij his Sedition LaiVs; and died July the 4th, mises between the North and the South : 1. general officer and member of Congress. will take the cars of the Orange and Alex- Colonel Ellsworth, of Chicago, in command nephew, Colonel Charles Mnrshnll, did 1826, just fifty years from the day he drew The Missouri compromise, which excluded General Henry Lee, or "Light Horse andria Railroad, at Alexandria Virginia, of a regiment of zouaves, was ordered to upon the staff of Qoncrnl R: H; Lee, in the and signed the Declaration of Indepen- African slavery from all that part of the Harry," of the first Revolution, and fattur and travel South, through the counties of take possession of Aloxnndrin and re-anscrt 1 late war. ticncq. a Louisiana territory, (acquired by Southern of General R. B. Lee, was for a number of Prince William, Pauquier, Culpeper and what was known as the "national authori- John Marshall was appointed Secretary It was at Charlottesville that the Vir- statesmanship, In opposition to the North,) years a resident of Spottsylvania. He wn.i Orange, to Qordonsville, a distance of ty." He landed with his regiment and of State by John Adams in 1800, and then ginia Legislature was in session during the north of thirty degrees and thirty eeconds. the most distinguished cavalry officer cf ninety-six miles, and then deflect southwest proceeded to the Marshall house, over Chief Justice of the United States, wliich War between the Colonies and Great Bri- 2. The compromise of 1882, growing out the Rcvolutionarj' War. He was Governor through the county of Albemarle to Chnr- which floated the flag of the Southern position he filled for tiurty-fiveconsecutive of Virginia, and member of Congress nt lottesville and the University of Virginia, tain. Colonel Tarleton was dispatehed to of the nullification by South Carolina of States. This hotel was kept by a daunt- years, with an ability rthd iiistrc scarcely capture and disperse that body. The the high tariff laws, enacted to foster New the time of Washington's death. He an- twenty-two miles, returning via Qordons- less Virginian by the name of Jackson, equaled in the judicial annals of any conn- Legislature being notified of Tarleton's In- England interests to the detriment of the nounced the sad tidings, and in his re- ville through the counties of Louisa and who with a double-barrel gun in han.d, de- try, and not surpassed by a Mansfield or tentions, by Jouittc, a noted Virginian murks used the memorable words; "First Hanover to Hanover Junction, then by tbe great staple productions of the South. 3. clared he would kill any man who dared to an Ellcnborongh. From the Marshalls of scout, adjourned to Stalihton, Augusta The admission of California as a State "in- in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts Virginia Central Railroad, distant in a pull down the flag. Colonel Ellsworth Pauquier have sprung a race of men rarely county. After the Surrender of Bnrgoync, to the Union," in the interests of anti- of his countrymen." southeasterly direction from the University proceeded to haul down the flag, when equaled in any age. For forensic attain- nt Saratoga, the prisoners of his army were Robert Goodloo Harper was a native of of Virginia fifty eight miles. At Hanover slavery, when its population was not com- Jackson deliberately fired and kflled him, ments, splendid eloquence, and, as the detained at Charlottesville until exchanged. mensurate with the fundamental law, and Fredericksburg, a Senator in Congress from Junction, you take the Richmond, Pred- when he in turn was instantly Silled by knightfi of chivalry, they havfe well illtiBtra-- One mile from Charlottesville is located Maryland, and a Major General jn the war erieksburg and Potomac Railroad, and in the face of that fact that the annexation the soldiers of Ellsworth's command-. Col. t'ed Virginia and Kentucky, the Jefferson University of Virginia, an in- of Texas was in opposition to the wishes of 1812, move north through the counties of Caroline Ellsworth was the first person who lost his Fauquier has been the birth-plaCC and of a majority of the Northern people, out John Forsyth was another distinguished and Spottsylvania, crossing the Rappnlmd- stitution of learning equal to any in the life in behalf of the Federal Government abode of many,very many men, distinguish- world. The region, round about, for of which grew the Mexican war, and the son of Fredericksburg. He became Gover- nock river at Predericksburg, through the on the soil of Virginia, and Jackson was od in the annals of the Country. The gal- nor of Georgia, a member of Congress, Min • county of Stafford, and skirting the county bcnlthfulncss, and for tbe grandeur of its acquisition of Caliioraia. Southern officers iiEilfflSl, the first who gave his life on the bosom of lant Turner Asllby , the knight of the Sben- and Southern soldiers with but little assis- ister to Spain, United States Senator, and of King George, and finally reaching the scenery, is unsurpassed in any clime or Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, bis beloved State as a sacrifice to a cause nrtcioali, was bom and reared in this coun- country. tance from the North conquered up.eacc in Secretary of State under Andrew Jackson. broad and beautiful Potomac river, at the which be most ardently lotted. ty, with others of like name and blood re- Angnstin S. Clayton was also a native of Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, mouth of Aquia Creek, distance from Han- On the western boundary of the Univer- Mexico and thereby acquired California Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and Thus began upon the soil of the Old nowned as the boldest of cavaliers. War- sity, commanding a magnificent view of with its immense mines of gold and quick- Fredericksburg, a member of Congress from over Junction, fifty one miles. renton, the county town, is the homo of Georgia, and author of that torse nullifica- Sprains, Burns and Scalds, At Aquia Creek, you nieet the steamers Dominion—yea, within the very precincts the beautiful landscape, was the home for silver. General Bodily Pains, of the sacred ashes of the Father and Colonel John S. Mosby, the most distin- a scries of years of Colonel James Monroe, Gallant Massachusetts, however, lurnish- tiou phrase, "He who dallies is a dastard, Ironside, Vanderbilt, or Keyport, in readi- guished and intrepid partisan leader any , and he who doubts is dammed." Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet ness to waft you most pleasantly and safe- Founder of the Republic—that terrible the fifth President of the United States. cd one skeleton of a regiment, and, like and Ears, and all other Pains struggle which lias well-nigh strangled revolution has ever produced In any ago The accomplished D. Gilmer, of Pen Park, the King of France with forty thousand Commodore M. F. Maury is one of tho ly over the placid bosom of the grand old or country. In this county was born Jnlnes most distinguished sons of shell-torn and Aches. Potomac, to Alexandria, your starting the priceless heritage of constitutional lib- a native and distinguished scholar, lived men, she marched up the hill and then No Propriration on earth equals Sr. Jacobs Oil as erty ! S. Green, a Senator from Missouri; and died in Albemarle. His son-in-law, Wril- marched down again. In nil these com- Fredericksburg. He stands pre-eminent point, or to the Capital of the Republic, a Henry S. Foote, Govcrnorof and theUnitcd as a man of letters and science amongst distance from the creek of fifty-five miles. Belair—one of the seats of the Fairfaxes linm Wirt, of Rose Hill, was for many promises the South surrendered her rights can have cheap and positive proof of its clalnui. —was baronial in all its surroundings. It States Senator from Mississippi. It is also years a resident of Albemarle. Mr. Wirt and interests for the sake of peace and i the most renowned living scientists. Ho Directions in Steven Languages. Having made the circuit of The Triangle, the home of William Smith, twice Govern- first discovered the great telegraphic pla- you have traveled by rail 227 miles, and by was often honored by the visits of "Wash- was greatly distinguished as a lawyer and harmony. The North yielded nothing, BOLD BY ALL DEUQGIST8 AND DEALERS IN ington and his compeers in social position or of Virginia, a gallant general officer in noted for his forensic eloquence. Ho was but was the gainer in every instance. Mr. teau upon which was laid the present At- MEDICINE. steamer 55 miles; in all, 282 miles. the Army gf Northern Virginia; for many lantic cable. His deep-sea soundings and The counties of Fairfax, Prince William, and wealth. The Fairfax estate at one the author of the "British Spy," the "Old Glay died. The North continued to en- A.VOGEIiER & CO., time embraced all that portion of Virginia terms a member of Congress, eclcbrntcd for Bachelor," "Life of Patrick Henry," and croach and agitate, and then came seces- seientific explorations of the Gulf stream, Baltimore, Md., XT. S. A* Pauquier, Culpeper, Orange, Albemarle, his popular eloquence, his physical en- the trade winds and currents of the ocean Louisa, Hanover, Caroline, Spottsylvania, known us the "Northern Neck," lying be- one of the prosecutors of Aaron Burr. He sion and war. And that war is followed tween the Potomac and Rnppahannock durance, and indomitable courage. May was appointed Attorney General by Mr. by consolidation, untold corruption, and has proven an inest imable blessing to com- PROFESSIONAL CARDS. and Stafford, State of Virginia, traversed, the blessings of Heaven support, protect merce and navigation. Dr. Nathaniel encompassed, and bordered by tbe lines of rivers, and ombraced more than seven Monroe in 1817. His second wife was a despotism. Mr. Clay was three times a J. P: EfPINGHSR, million acres. Fairfax county was named and preserve the retreating steps of the Miss Gamble, of Richmond. candidate for the Presidency; but his Chapman was likewise a native of Fred- .Attobnet-at-La-v, Harneonbarg, Virginia. Offire at railroad and the Potomac river, as indicat- ericksburg, and as Professor of the Theory roeideuce. [iuar3 from the first lord of that name—which venerable old patriot! Fauquier is noted known disposition to adjust ail groat ques- ed, comprise a region of country more as having iumished Captain Payne and the Thomas W. Gilmer, of Albemarle, was and Practice of Medicine in the University JAMES" KEiNNEY, grandly classical than any part or portion title of nobility has regularly descended Speaker of the Virginia House of Dele- tions affecting the interests of the Southern ATTORNEY AT-LAW, IlABRieoMuuno, Va. Offlco from father to son until the present time. ubiquitous Black Horse Cavalry, each man States, by the offers of compromises to the of Pennsylvania has left a world-wide rep- □»ar the Dig Spring. Doll of the American continent. Riot out from of which was like Job's war horse; they gates, Governor of Virginia, member of utation. the scroll of time the counties named, the Hazlewood, the seat of the last surviving Congress, and Secretary of the Navy under North, was such that the section to which GEO. G. OR ATT AN, Lord Fairfaxes is situated in the vicinity "snnffed the battle afar off." lie belonged refused their support, conse- In approaching the Potomac you cross ATTORNRY-AT-LAW, Hasbibobdoro.Va. j»-Offico scenes enacted within their borders, and Catlett's Station is noted for many war the Tyler Administration. He was killed the Rappnhannnck riverat Fredericksburg, South Side of Court-Hoilac Square. the lives and acts of the illustrious war- of Alexandria. Whilst the title of Lord is on the Potomac river by the explosion of a quently, he never attained the goal of a scenes, but more particularly for the night laudable ambition. John Winston Jones, and pass immediately by the heights of F. A. DAINGERFIKLD. riors, statesmen, orators, and politicians recognized to this day by the British cannon on the Princeton. Meriweather Crown, yet that prerogative has never been attack upon tbe headquarters of Major of Hanover, for ten years n member of Falmouth, the camp of the armies of Burn- ^TTORNEY«AT-LAW, Harrimonbuho, VA. *g-Ofhco who were born, reared, and have lived and General John Pope by the groat cavalier Lewis was a native of this county, and side and Hooker. You arc then in the South side of the Public Square, iu Switzer'B now exorcised (although solicited to do so) by was the first explorer who crossed the Congress and Speaker of the House of Rep- building. died within this classic triangle and Ameri- of the Confederate army, General J. county of Stafford. Stevens Thompson can history will bo without form, and void. any one of the Lord-Fairfaxes of Virginia. Rocky Mountains by the instructions of resentatives, was one of the most eminent GEORGE E. SIPl^ E. B. Stuart, and the capture of Pope's Mason, of Chapawansic, was bora and A few miles below Mount Vernon, near Mr. Jefferson. This expedition of Mori- and distinguished politicians of his day. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, HAnRisoMBuao, Va. Ofllco Alexandria was the county town of George new uniform, military bod, and army pa- reared in thiscounty; was a general in the west aide of OOurt-yard Squire. In JlarriR Ruildlng the mouth of Acohic creek, was a tract of weather Lewis enabled the Government of George Carter Nicholas, who emigrated Prompt attention to all legal bueinebB. jau'JO Washington. It was where ho worshiped, pers. The first cavalry fight of the war Revolutionary War, and a United States transacted his mercantile business, and it land of several thousand acres, first known the United States to make a successful from Hanover at an early day to Kentucky, was near Warren ton, in which the venera- Senator from 1794 to 1803. CHARLES E. HAAS. was the last place he visited on earth. us Doeg's Neck, afterwards Gunston Hal), claim to what is at present known as the and who rode horseback across the moun- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. HARRISONDURO. VA Of- ble ox-Governor William Smith partici- James A. Seddon, a niembei of Congress fice on D.iQk Row KortUwobt corner of the Public Taking the cars at Alexandria for the the baronial homo of George Mason, a dis- State of Oregon and Washington Territory. tains through an Indian country to Monti- Square, Mrs. Tburraau's building. pated, which resulted in the death of and Secretary of War of the Confederate South you pass in close proximity to tinguished patriot of the revolution of Returning from Albemarle county to cello, and procured from Mr. Jcficrson a JOHN U. JONES, Lieut. Muir. draft to the famous Kentucky resolutions States, was also a native of Stafford. Tho Mount Yomon, thence onward by Manassas, 177(1, the author of the Bill of Rights, and Passing through Pauquier you cross in- Qordonsville over the Virginia Central steamer for Alexandria or Washington COMMTSSIONER-IN-CnANCERY AND iNRlUtANCE the founder of,the Mason family, so ninny of 1798. Hanover Junction was the scene Agent, near the Big Spring, Harrisoubitftf, Va. you cross the Rapidan to Orange Court to Culpeper. Brandy Station is noted for Railroad, you take a southeasterly direc- passes in review of Gunston Hall at tho Prompt attention to buBincaf. lyli-tf of whom have been celebrated in diploma- of a furious battle between Generals Grant House, the birth-place of General Zacbary tion for ten miles, when Trevillian station) month of Acohip Creek and Mount Vernon. ED. S. CONRAD, one of the severest cavalry fights of the and Lee in the early part of 1864. General Taylor, the sixteenth President of the cy, in the Cabinet, and in the Halls of leg- late war. Andrew J. Stevenson, born and in Louisa county, is reached, the scene, Having made the short circuit as de- (BtlOOKHSOIl TO YAWCKY k COKBAP,) United States. islation. Seven of this family have been perhaps, of the most sanguinary cavarly Grant moved from Hanover Junction by ATTORNEY AT-LAW. Hauiiibonhuro, Va. Thebual- reared in thiscounty was four times Speak, the left flank toward Coal Harbor. scribed by railroad and steamer, can it bo neai of the lain firm will receive the attention of Leaving Orange Court House, you travel members of Congress, three of whom were or of the House of Representatives, Minis battle during the lute war. The Federal denied that there is any region on this the surviving partner. no25 Senators from Virginia, to-wit; Stevens The Fredericksburg cars run almost due -vm b COMPTON, but a few miles when the cars pass in view forces, 15,000 strong, wore commanded by continent that can be even compared to it ? tcr to England from 188(1 to 1841, and north from Hanover Junction and soon you of Montpelier, the home of James Madi- Thomson Mason, from 1794 to 1803; Arm- General Philip Sheridan, and the Confed- Is it not truly, the classic triangle of Amer- (I.ATI? op Woodson Uompton,) will coutinno the Rector of the University of Virginia. His arc upon tlievoilof the county of Caroline. Practice of Law iu the Courts of Roekingham; the son, the author of the famous Virginia res- isted Thomson Mason, from 18)0 to 1817 ; erate forces 8,000 strong were under the ica? Within and upon tho immediate Court of Appeals of Virginia, and Oourta of the Uni- son, John W. Stevenson, has been Gover- Did you never bear of "Dandy Jim, of Car- tcd States. olutions of 1709; the father of the present and James Monr.-e Mason, (born on Ana- nor of Kentucky, and is now United States command of General Wade Hampton. The borders of this triangle, moro than one Federal Constitution—the three latter-day, lostan island, Fairfax county, near the Confederates made the attack, and the oline ?" a famous negro fiddler of thiscoun- G. W. BERLIN, Senator from that State. Philip P. Rar- ty, or, as we should say in the polite par- hundred battles were fought in the war ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. IlAumsoNnuno.VA., will prao- so-called amendments excepted. Also, the Naval Observatory), from 1847 to 1801, bour, a native of tins county, was for many bloody strife lasted from "rosy mom till between the States, and those of the first rJco in the Courts of Roekingham and adjoining author of numerous essays known as the and sent as Minister to England by Jeffer- dewey eve." Both commands suffered lance of the day, (invoked by the teachings and second Mannassas, first and second louutics ana the United States Courts held at this years a member of Congress, Speaker, and of the fifteenth amendment,) a colored place. Aa-Olhce in Swltzer's new buiUbng on the "Federalist," which' contributed more than son Davis, President of the Southern Con- fearfully in the loss of officers and men.— Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, or tho Public Square. Associate Judge of the Supreme Court; J. gentlemen who went for the violin. "Dan- all other infiuences to satisfy the public of federacy. Fairfax is also the birth-place S. Barbour, also a native of that county, The Confederates remained master of the first and second Wilderness, Slaughter's STUART F. L1NDSEY, the limited and purely delegated powers of James A. Pcnrce, a distinguished mem- field. After leaving Trevillian, the next dy Jim of Caroline" and "Jesse Scott of ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, HA' nitJONnuno. Va., practices was a member of Congress, and of the cele- Mountain, Spottsylvania Court House, and in all the Courts of Rockinghoai, liigUland, and ad of the Federal Constitution; Secretary of ber of Congress from Maryland, serving place of note is Louisa Court-house, where Albemarle" were two old-fashioned indi- Hanover Junction, with the terrific cavalry Joining counties j also, in the. United States Courts brated Virginia convention of 1820 and viduals of African antecedents, who dis- at Harrisonburg, Va. Office East-Jlarket Street, State during the administration of Presi- both in the House and Senate from 1835 to 1830. Culpeper Court House was the the Virginia scout, Jouitte, was stopping, contests at Brandy Station, Flcctwood, over Juo. (1. Efflugcr's Produce Store. nov.lS-ly dent Thomas Jefferson, and fourth Presi- 1808; off George W. Summers, a hplendid at Cuckoo Tavern, where Tarleton's Light coursed sweet music for the representative headquarters of General Grant in 1804, Virginian of the olden times. In Caroline Kelley's Ford and Trevillian, were equal J. SAM'L HARNSBERGER," dent of the United States, orator, and a member of Congress;.of TIios. Horse, on their way to capture the Virgi- in magnitude, and the destruction of lile when he was organizing his army for his John Wilkcs Booth was captured and ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, H AnnisoNBUtto, Va., will prac- Passing Montpelier, you soon reach Gor- Swann, Mayor of Baltimore, Governor of nia Legislature, then in session at Char- and limb, to mjy buttles of modern times. tice in ail the Courts of Roekingham county, the Su- first campaign against the army of North- killed. preme Court of Appeals of Virginia, and the District donsvillo; taking the Virginia Central Maryland, elected to the United States ern Virginia. He moved to the left, and lottesville, halted for breakfast. Jouitte If Belgium be the battle-ground of Eu- and Circuit Courts of the United States holden at John Pcnn, a member of the Continental Harrisonburg. Railroad, you quickly arrive at Slmdwell Senate, and at present a member of the his corps crossed the Rapid Ann at Ger- mounted on a Virginia thoroughbred, rope, the. classic triangle of Virginia lias Mills, the birth-place of Thomas Jefferson, reached Charlottesville several hours in Congress, a signer of the Articles of Confed- JOHN E. & O. B. ROLLER, House of Representatives; and of Freder- nania and Kelley's fords. To the right of been the battle-ground of America, for ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Haubibonddho.Va.—Practice and looming up to your vision is Monti- ick P. Stnunton, for ten years a member advance of the British troopers. Tarle- eration and of the Declaration of Indepen- there is scarcely an acre of ground in that in tbo inferior and appellate Courts of R ckingbum the Court-house, in full view of the cars, and adjoining counties. * cello or Jnttle Mountain, the home and of Congress from the Memphis, Tennessee, is Slaughter's Mountain, the hotly contest- ton's expedition was dhsuccessful, but the dence, from North Carolina, was a native of remarkable region that has not been ifyOffice, Partlow building, three doors above tbe last resting-place of him who was the au- other expedition, sent out by Cornwallis, Caroline. post-oflice, up-stairs. iiilyll-3m district; secretary and Governor of "Bleed- ed battle ground between the commands drenched with tho blood of contending thor of State rights and State sovereignty; ing Kansas," and at present an eminent under the command of General Simcoe, Edmond Pendleton, a distinguished legions. A section of country that has JOHN T. H.vnKIS. OUAHYM h. habuih. of Stonewall Jackson and General John to destroy the garrison at the Point of Fork, HARRIS & HARRIS. Minister to Prance ; the originator and councillor at law in the city of Washing- Pope. Passing on you cross the Rapid jurist, member of the Continental Congress, produced five Presidents of the United a neck of land formed by the junction of and president of the Convention which ATTORNRYS-AT-LAW, Habrisonburo. Va., will promulgator of the Declaration of Inde- ton. And, like the skeleton of the Roman Ann, or its more modem name, the Rapi- States; warriors equal in genius and re- practice in the Courts of Roekingham and adjoining the Rivanna with the James river, in Flu- counties, and in thA United States Court at Harri- pendence; Governor of Virginia; Wash- soldier found at the gate of Pompeii, bur- dan, the dividing line between the armies ratified the Federal Constitution, was also nown to Cicsar or Nepoleon ; orators the sonburg. «®*01lioo over Post Office. mal-y ington's Secretary of State ; Vice President, ied by the volcanic storm of Vesuvius for of Generals Grant and Lee in the winter vanna county, was eminently successful. a native of this county. equals of Cicere and Demosthenes; and PENDLETON BRYAN, father of the Kentucky resolutions of 1708, for many centuries, stands Arlington, The garrison, under the command of Baron "John Taylor, of Caroline," was one of statesmen the peers of those sages and seers COMMISSION Eli IN CHANCERY and NOTARY PUB- and spring of 1864. James Madison and Steuben, escaped to the south bank of the which overthrew the "Ku Klux, or alien the home of George Washington Parke James Monroe were at one time rival can- the ablest of Virginia statesmen. Ho was of Rome, Greece, and England, whose deeds LIC, 11 auulkon nuuo. Va-—Will give speoial atten- James. Near Louisa Court-house is where tion to tbo taking of depotltiojcis and uckuowlcdg- and sedition laws" of John Adams, of Custis, the adopted son of the Father of didates for Congress, and it was nt Culpep- bom in Orange, but lived and died at and virtues are forever stamped upon tho mcntsanywhere in the county of Roekingham. Will George Poindexter was born and reared. Mount Airy, in Caroline. He represented also prepare doedij. articles of acrreemont and other Puritanical Massachusetts; third President his Country, and the father-in-law cf er Court House they met on the stump. classic pyramids of individual sovereignty contracts on very niodoiutc torms. As a jurist, statesman, and orator ho had his native State with rare ability for a of the United States, and founder of the General Robert Edmund Lee. Although The weather being intensely cold Madison and the consent of the governed. (O'FERRALL & PATTERSON, University of Virginia, the lava of sectional strlfti lias invaded its few equals. He was the second Governor series of years in the Senate of the United ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, H.vuiuflDNbDiio, Va.. practice had his ears frost-bitten from exposure of Mississippi, member of the House of States. iu the Courts of Roekingham and adjoining couu Just one mile from Charlotleaville, on sacred portals and entombed for n season during the animated discussion. Mr. If you are sick, nervous, dyspeptic, etc., ties, the Court of Appeals at Rtannton, and the Representatives, United States Judge, and From Caroline you pass into the county United States Courts at Harrisonburg. jftip-Prompt the western boundary of tbe college limits in classic and honored precincts, tbe deeds Madison was elected by a small majority. Brown's Iron Bitters will cure you. attention to collections. of the University of the State, was the home Senator from that State. of Spottsylvania, and around the court- Crab. T. O'Feuball, late Judge of Rock'm Co. Court. and vltues of its ilnmortal representative When you have crossed the Rapid Ann B. G. Patterson, formerly ul the firm of Haas & Pat- of Colonel James Monroe, a distingushed are engraven upon the hearts of the latest Leaving Louisa, you soon reach Hanover house of this county was fought in May, (Mnsmtine (Inwa) Dally Journal.) terson. you are in the county of Orange and at the officer of the Revolution of 1770, a delegate generation. Court-house, the headquarters of General Junction, in the county of Hanover. Near 1864, a series of sanguinary battles between Mess. J. R. Rennctt & Co., Muskcngon, DR W. O. HILL, to Congress, member of the convention of Passing through Fairfax, you enter the R. E. Lee in May, 18C4. The Court-house, the Junction Patrick Henry and Henry the Confederate and Federal armies, com- Mich., thus speak : St. Jacobs Oil is the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and Residence manded respectively by Generals Leo and immediately south of Revere Uouse. lulvlO his State which adopted the Federal Con- county of Prince William, the birth-place or tbo village, is the birthplace of General Clay—two of the most remarkable men, in best liniment around here. We sell more - stitution, United States Senator, Minister of John M. Botts, fhe great Whig leader Zachary Taylor, the hero of Buena Vista many respects, known to civilization— Grunt. General W. S. Hancock assaulted ol it than of any other proprietary medi- DR. RIVES TATUM, and captured with his corps the key to the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Harrisonburg, Vs., to France, Governor of Virginia, special of Virginia, and Dumfries, where died and President of the United States. A were bora and reared. The power of Hen- cine wo have in our store. Our custom- bas removed his office to his roBldeuce, corner of envoy to Prance, which resulted in the ac- William Gray son, a member of the Conti- ry's eloquence has rarely been equalled in Confederate position, but was in turn as- ere aru continuully praising its effective West-Market and Oernian streets. linyft-tf short ride brings you iu view of Montpe- sailed by tbe corps of General John B. quisition of Louisiana; Minister to Eng- nental Congress and the first United States lier, the homo of James Madison, fourth any age. Those matchless and burning qualities; and wo think, that it is the best DR R. S. SWITZER, land, Governor of Virginia the second time, Senator (defeating James Madison) elected words, "Give me liberty or give me death," Gordon, of Georgia, and the position reta- remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, etc., wo DENTIST. Habuibonbubo. V4. ASJP'Established in President of the United States. James 1873.Will spend two days of every month iu Secretary of State during the administra from Virginia after the adoption of the Barbour who was born, reared, and died truly fired the Southern heart and did most ken. General Grant then withdrew by the have ever had in stock. Ml. Crawford-rtho first Wednesday and Thursday emphatically precipitate the Independence loft flank. after County Court. tionofMr. Madison, and part of the time Federal Constitution. Manassas Junction, in this county, was Governor of Virginia, Secretary of War ; and the fifth President twenty-seven miles from Alexandria, was United States Senator, President of the of the American Colonies 1 Mr. Henry Leaving the vicinity of Spottsylvania DR. FRANK L. HARRIS, Senate, pro tern., Secretary of war, and was four times elected Governor of Virgi- Court-house, you soon near Guinea station Brown's Iron Bitters arc a true friend to Dentist. Hauuibosiiuna, Va.. can bo found at bis of tbo United States, for eight years, from the scene of the first great conflict between tho weak and convalescent. 1817 to 1825. Thus it is shown that in the North and South, July 21, 1801. and Minister to England. General William F. nia ; signed the Declaration of Indepen- and Fredericksburg. At Guinea station offioo day or night. Has given up bis appointments Gordon, an officer of the war of 1812, mem- at Now Market and Aft. Jacks on, Va. Office, Main traveling from Alexandria to the Univer- again in August, 1802. It was upon the dence; was tendered by Washington the died in May, 1883, Stonewall Jackson, and street, near Episcopal CUnrch, and 3 doors South ber of Congress, and tbe originator of the New meteorological discovery: They of Revere House. [s<»pt23.] sity of Virginia, a distance of 118 miles, battle-field of Mttnassns Plains, on Sunday, sub-treasury system, lived and died in the position of Secretary of State, and by John with him died the Southern Confederacy I county of Albemarle, near the village bear- Adams the mission to Prance, both of His last words were: "A. P. Hill, prepare say you can tell by the taste of beer what you pass the homes and birth-places of five July 31, 1861, that General Thomas J. the weather is going to be. How nice. The Harrisonburg iron Foundry. Presidents of the United States, to-wit: Jackson was-baptized with fire and blood, ing his name. As you near Charlottesville which he declined. Mr. Henry was a for action; and now lot us cross over the George Washington, Zachary Taylor, Jas. you pass Castle Hill, the residence of Wm. member of the convention which ratified river and rest under the shade of the strees." When your wife is uncertain about going and christened by General Bee, of South C. Rives, for many years United States out with her new bonnet on and says, Carolina, as "Stonewall." At one time the Federal Constitution. He opposed its Immortal wordg from immortal lips! It P. BRADLEY, Madison, Thomas Jefferson, and James Senator, twice Minister to France, the auth- "Dear, do you think it will ruin ?" you can 'Vf ANOFAOTUUER of L.lvIU(;«. ffrVKim n during the battle tbo brigade of Jackson or of the "Life and Times of James Madi- adoption most strenuously and was ably is a singular fact that the Confederates 'Avi ton Plows, Hill-side Plows, Monroe. reply, "I'll see, my love," and go and take Htraw Cutters, Caue-Mills, Road-StTa-^^^^-^iJjl Alexandria and the county of Fairfax in was surrounded, but he moved not and son." The cars pass in close proximity to supported by James Monroe, George Mason, never suffered a reverse ou any field where -iiers, Horse-power and Thresher Rer Htj i i^^Tfuir Shadwcll, the birthplace of Thomas Jeffer- William Grayson, and others. It was final- Jackson was present, and their successes a drink of beer and she can't find a word "Jiairs, Iron Kettles, Polished Wagon- which it is located, have been the theatre from his steady column went forth the in- son, and MonticeUo, his illustrious home, of fault. Wo demand a monument lor tho poxes, Circular 8aw-MillBk Corn aiid Plaster Crushers, ly adopted by a very small majority. were never thorough and complete after Fire Grates, Andirons, Ac. Also, a superior arlicle ol of many remarkable incidents of our coun- cessant messengers of death. The com- stands grandly in the foreground, like some discoverer of the theory.—Boston Tost. 'Plftnible Skeins, and all kiudu of MILL GEAR- giant sentry watching the vigils of this Every prediction made by Mr. Henry in his death. His presence overwhelmed all iNu, Ac. 4jy-PTnf*lkin£ of every description, try's history, as well as the birth-place and mand of General Bee being pressed back doi;o promptly, at reasonable prices. Address, home of quite a number of gentlemen re- ho pointed to the steadiness of Jackson's political night as liberty is gasping in the opposition to the Constitution as an in- difficulties, his command was always vic- Jan .^'Sl P. Bi»AT>LEY, Ilarrisonburg.Va. folds of the Radical anaconda. strument dangerous to the liberties of his tory. At Fredericksburg on the 13th of Brown's Iron Bitters permanently restore pouncd in the eivil and military annals of brigade, and exclaimed: "Men, look at Ascend the mountain, and pause for a weak nerves, exhausted vitality, etc. America. It was the bead-quartera of Jackson; he stands like a stone wall!" moment at the grave of the Sage of Monti- people and his section have been verified December, 1862, the army of General Am- NSW FIRM Braddock wnen be was organizing his ill- Leaving the gory and memorable plains cello, and read the epitaph, as writter by to the letter. Let the reader only turn to brose E. Burnside attacked the army of TTAVING TAKEN CHARGE OP THE ROOM of Manassas, you soon reach Bristoe Sta- himself: Elliott's debates and read the speeches of General Lee, but was repulsed with great "Is it law you're talking about ? Look, JPK Just vacated and formerly occupied by Dan. thted expedition against Port DuQuesne, Here was Buried O'Uunuell. wo have on hand one ol the best ussort- held by tbe French and Indians. Also, tion, the scene of numerous encounters and Mr. Henry in the Virginia Convention, and slaughter. Just to the left of Fredericks- now, when I was saudger I shot twenty inents of Liquors to bo found in the Valley. Persons THOMAS JEFFERSON, wishing anything iu our lii.e will do well to call upon headquarters of the United States forces skirmishes during the recent sectional war. Author of the then look around him for the verifications burg is the famous three day battle ground men for the Queen, and she gave me a pin- us before buying elsdwhere. In addition to Liquors, of his prophecies. Near the Junction, and of Chancellorsville. The army of General shum, but if I was only to shoot one stray wo oflfer the best grades of Tobacqo and Cii ars to be which were sent by order of President W ash- After crossing the borders of Prince Wil- Declai ation of American hud in this murkct. AH we ask is a trial call, and we ington, under command of General Henry liam, you enter the county of Fauquier. Independence, close to the birthplace of Henry, was that Lee made the celebrated left flank move- fellow for myself, bedad, I'd be tried for miarauioe oatislaotiou. Ucspct tiully, of J. LAMB. Lee, Light Horse Harry, father of General In this county John Marshall was born, of Henry Clay, the founder, leader, and ment under the immediate command of murder. .There's law for yea.'' may5 PATRICK LA MB, Manager. The Statute of Virginia, Stonewall Jackson, defeating the army of R. E. Lee, to suppress the whiskey insurj reared, and enlisted as a soldier, to fight For Religious Freedom, idol of the Whig party. Mr. Clay was re A OKNf S WANTED for the Rest and Fastest rection iu the western counties of Pcnnsyl- for tbe independence and separation of his And Father of the University markable for his majestic and imperial General Joseph Hooker, with great slaugh- Brown's Iron BV.tcrs strengthen and Selling Pfcorlal Books and Bibles. Prices ra presence, his thrilling eloquence, his sau- ter. Adjoining the Chancelloreville battle build up the sjatSun. A trial will convince. (mwud oj per cent. National Pub'g Co., Pbila., l"a. vaiiia. Iu the lute war between the States native State from Great Britain. John : pi" Virginia. FROM WASHINGTON. Old Commonwealth. Mrs. Lockwood told him she could not St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press; "Doubt- that at Ibis hour (13:80) tbe condition of the keep him any longer, and he left, request- loss Guiteau is crazy; but not the most President I* mnch improved, and his symp' REAL ESTATE. toms are regarded as favorable, or at leabl nARRIRONRVRO. VA. IFrow The San Kztra of Sunday. July t ) ing that she say nothing of the little mat- consummnte craft could have planned a Sale olr valuaulk hotel rnorEH- a lawyer, theologian and politician. I am ter of unpaid hoard bill, ho would call as political assassination so opportunely for hopeful. Blaine, Secretary," :iJBEKV1LLE 1N SHOOim OF TDK PRESIDENT. a stalwart of the stalwarts. 1 Wa* with sooti as ho got a |0,OOO per annum position the purposes of the stalwart chicfe who are A MESSAGE FROM FIUNCK, COUNTY'Vj! ' HO-KINUHAM Thursday morning, july 7, ibbi. Gen. Grant and the rest of our men In New —consul at Marseilles, France—for which My large and oonvenlouUy arraneed Hotel property benefitted by it." The following telegrams have been re- at Tlmhervllle, Vt., la for salo THE HOTEL W York during the canvass. I am going to he was an applicant. To one of the board- Chicago Inter-Ocean: "Should President ceived by Secretiiry Blaine; WELL LOCATED. IT CON fA IN 8 THIRTY BOOM*. ATTF.NTION, DKMOCUATS I jail. Please order out your troops and ers he said he waa an applicant for the po- Paris,'July 3—To Blaine, Secretary, AND ONE STORE ROOM. It la a UMve tbree-elonr THE WOEI OF 1 WILD OFFICE-SEEIIS! Garfield die the people will turn out in frame tnnldiug. In good oundlllon, aiidBenly painted. take possession of the jail at once. Very sition of minister to France, but did not their sorrow and wrath to crush out all the Waehingtou : Our conntrymen receive enc- Tho hotel le open end doing a good hnelneeaV It hae The Democrats of Rockingham Count; respectfully, Charles GurrBAn." Want It known. un-Amcrican mushroom sophistry that cesetve accounts of the Preetdont'a condition attached to It a Bar, tho only one wl'.bln 1% miles The Story oT n Terrible Crime—Sorrow and with profound Borrow and the deep- South end 7 mll-e North. The Rar le .lockertVl"' * . will meet in Mass Meeting at the Court- Apprehension Throutfiont the Conntry— On receiving the above, Qcn. Sherman "When asked this afternoon if any one makes assassination possible." expressions of Sympathy for the Victim gave the following indorsement: else was connected with him in the assassi- est sympathy with public and private afflic- full eupply ot the beet Llqnore.wttb complete Houae, on Monday, July 18th,-1881, (Co. and Imllicnntion Against the AnsaHsm— nation plot he said, "Not a soul; I was Albany Argus; "In the abhorrence of as- tion. We receive expressions of condolence end appnrtenancee, and the Ilconee p«!d to Maj% Bulletins of the President's Condition. *'JIeadquartsre of the Army, Washington, sassination ; in the purpose never to let it and of horror at crime from representatives 1MM. The whole will bo aold together. Court day,) at 1 o'clock, p. tn., for the pur- D. 0., July 2, 1881, 11:85 A. M. This lot- enough to plan and execute the affair, and THE LOT I.-t LARGE AND HAS ON IT A GOOD {Rpsoisl Dlspstoh to ths DalUinere Sun.) I alone am responsible for it. I have had be naturalized here as a moans to vacate of other nations. We still cherish hopes of START.E, ICE-HOUSE, (now ailed with Icol LARGE pose of appointing delegates to the State tor ♦ • • ♦ was handed me this offices, or to wreak the revenges of dis- favorable issues, and desire to express our CI-TEHN, AND A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME "Washington, July 2.—The change from minute by Major Wm. J. Twining, United this on my mind for the post six weeks, DWELLING HOUSE, hoetdee the Hotel building. Democratic Convention to be held in Rich- and would have shot him as he was riding placed men; in respect for the rights and heartfelt sympathy in the grief that sur- Thte property la iltnated along able of the ft. A o. R. the busy bnt to most men the trifiing ri- States engineer commissioner of the Dis- persons of our rulers; in the resolve that rounded the President. Evartp, Thukman, K., directly oppoelte tbe depot, and only ebont one mond, Augilet 4th, 1881. valries and intrigues of political life at the trict of Columbia, and Major Wm. Q. out with Mrs. Oarfleia just before she loft Howe, Hokton. hundred yerde from tbe Bbonandoata River, and Is the city, but she looked so pale and sickly murder shall be made as unprofitable as it blghty elevated above it. Every Democrat who supported Man- nation's capital to the sharp, clear-cut oc- Brock, chief of police. I don't know the is infamous; in adherence to the law, and Washington, D. C., July 8 —The minis- The title to tbe property la clear and nnqneaUoneit, cock and English or did not vote at all casion when a pistol-shot echoes through writer, never heard of or saw him to my that I did not have the heart to do it; I ter from Spaine, M. Barca, called upon Bee Living In Baltimore, where 1 eondnct tbe wtaoleeale postponed it until to-day. to the officials chosen by the law, we are liquor bnelDeae. which ooenpiee my time, I am unable and intends to support the Democratic the world and brings all suddenly to a re- knowledge, and hereby return it to tbe all Democrats and wo are all Republicans." retary Blaine at the Executive Mansion this to gire to tbla property neoaaaary attention, which la ality that all men can appreciate, to life keeping of the above-named parties as Guiteau has been roaming about the city afternoon for the purpose of delivering a my reeaon for aolllng. nominees, Is invited to attend and partici- find death, is a change not often made here. for some days, generally calling himself a New Orleans Picayune; "The peculiar copy of the following telegram from the The bnalncaa at Tlrabervllla la a good, paying bnel- testimony in tbe case. journalist, but there are so many erratic political situation opens the way for ru- ueee. and to a proper man a fine opportunity la here pate. W. H. Ritknoub, These tew occasions are the very cameos "W. T. SgBRMAN, General. minister ol state at Madrid : offered to do a profltabla bnalncaa. County Sup't Democratic Party. of history, cut and sot into the solid stone disreputable people constantly here ma- mors and conjectures, and will raise among "Madrid, July 8 To Bpanlsh Minister. Terma will be made rattafactory to (nlcndlng pnr- that makes imperishable history. The Another letter was addressed to Byron king false pretenses that neither himself the masses suspicions of extensive plots Waahingtoo : In the name of the King ex- chaaera, who (or further Informetlon will pleaae Andrews, the Washington correspondent of nor his talk attracted much attention. He and deep-laid schemes." press to the government of tbe United States call on or addreea my attorney, ID. 8. CONRAD. mad attempt upon the life of James A. the Chicago Inter.-Ocean, requesting him Uarrtaonbnrg, Va., or the underaigned, *76 W. THE GREAT CRIME. Garfield, President of the United States, now acts insanely, but most persons, Col. Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser: "The the profound sorrow that the attempt againet Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Ud. to see that the letters and package were Ingersoll, who knows him well, among the the President's life has caused in Spain. His JuneU lm* H. ROSENHEIM. We surrender much of our space to-day to by Charles Guiteau, at the depot of the delivered as addressed. The fttter to the news waa the saddest sound that has fallen Majesty and his government fervently hope Baltimore and Potomac Railroad yester number, think his insanity is feigned. on the hearts of the oppressed millions of yEBY DESIRABLE " the exciting news from Washiugtoo relative day was such an occasion. public was taken from the package and Hanging round the President's house other lands, who would fain believe the for the recovery of President Garfield." TOWN PROPERTY FOR BALE. to the event of the hour. The shnotlug copied before the District attorney arrived. and the departments, making free use of American republic the best and safest asy- The following was received this afternoon THE TRAGIC NARRATIVE. Col. Corkhill took the other letters, and all that came in his way, now cringing by theS ecretary of State : down of the President under the shadow of declined to allow tlmm to be published, lum on earth." "Lisbon, Portugal, July 8—Blaine, Sec- By vlrtna of a decree rendered at tha Hay term, the Capitol, in a public place and lo the The story of the shooting, though dram- and now insolent, he was understood to be retary, Washington: Am horrified by tbe 1881, In tbe cbanoerv cause of G. Conrad'a adm'r, atic enough in some of its details, can be for the prcscr.t at least. Tlie letter to Mr. seeking a consulship on tire continent of New York World: "The whole Ameri- Ao.. va. R. Upp, *o., I will, midst of a throng, lias excited and alarmed Andrews says he does not know him per- can people, without distinction af parties, attempt upon the President's life. Await told in a -few words : It was announced Europe. It cannot be ascertained that he will breathe more freely this morning to intelligence with intense anxiety. On Friday, the Stnd day of July, 1881, the people of this land of liberty, law and several days since that the President would sonally, but has sufficient confidence in his had any recommendations. Some days order, and it is the most ptofnund sensation start this morning on an Eastern tour, to honor to leave the letters in his charge. ago while the President was absent he know that their elected Chief Magistrate, Moran." In front of the Oonrt-bonee at H.rrtaonburg, Vs., One of the letters, the largest probably, is who was yesterday stricken down by the HOUMANIA. otter lor aala at pnbllo auction, that . witnessed and direst shock experienced since assist in several college commencements. called, and a day or two ago made special hand of an assassin, still lives, and that vslnable property eltnated on Raat X/iyHVY He arrived at the B street entrance of the addressed the The American Press, and an inquiries there as to when and how the Bucharist, Roumania, July 3,—His Ex- Market St., In Harriaouburg, Va-.^wTCanrntm I the acsosslnation of President I.ineolo, We outside note on the envelope says it is -for some reasonable hope of his recovery will cellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs, nov occupied by Dr. W. J. Point* BjjjjWriiJB1 cannot composedly conceive of the high Baltimore and Potomac Road about 9-'80 President would leave the city. From that be entertained. But if the worst is already Tho property Is n well ImprovedWTia t-l 't iSirO o'clock, the others of his party having ar- publication. Guitean, on arriving at the time he has not been seen about fhe White Wasliington; The crime at Wasbingmn TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, good ontbnlld- pitch of frenzy to which the wretch was jail, reminded the warden that he bad at- over at Washington, let us not underesti- has tilled our hearta with horror. In the inge, good garden, fnilt trace, water In yard, and rived ehortly before bim. They consisted House, though a gentleman states that he mate in our thankfulness the weight of the name of the government and of the entire le one of tbe moet desirable bomea in town. wrought who committed the terrible deed, •of Secretary and Mrs. Hunt, Secretary tempted to inspect tbe jail several days was at the State Department yesterday. people of Roumania I transmit to your ex- Tsbma.—One-fourth oaeh; the balance tn one, two nor imsgine what impulse could have ani- since, and the warden telling him that he blow that was yesterday struck at the per- and three yearo, wtlh tnlereat from day of aaJe, por- Windom and Mrs. Windom, Postmaster- The statement that the assassin has been manence of free institutions, and therefore, csllency this evidence of the sentiments of chaaor to execute bonda with good aecnrlty for de- mated bim to such vile purpose. 'General James and others, all of whom had remembered the occurrence, Guitean said: in the consular service and has recently grief which the news of tbe assassination has ferred paymonta, and lion retained on tbe property. taken seats in the cars. The President was "1 was then on the lookoht for the quar- been dismissed turns out to be incorrect. at the honor, the glory, and the greatness inspired throughout this country, and I beg ED. 8. OONKAD, It is too soon, perhaps, to attempt even ters that would be given me, for I knew I of the United States; ibr that blow was junc-O 4w. Oommlseloner. conjecture of the moving causa for the ap- accompanied by Secretary Blaine. They It is known that he has been an applicant you to express them Beotiments to the gov came in the same carriage, the President would come here. You told me I could go for office, and has pressed bis claims upon. struck, noit -by the wretched assassin who ernmeut and to tbe family of the illastrious palling act. Beason should await 'Calm entering the depot in the lead. As be through the jail if 5 called on Monday, hut the President with so much impertinence now awaits the just punishment of his victim, J. C. Bratiano, LEGAL, counsel. The future may reveal It, If we you see I could not wait till then, and I am crime, but by ihe people of the United stepped out of his carriage he asked police that the President was obliged to rebuke President of the Council of Ministers and ^JOMMISSIUNEB'S NOTICE. can be couteut to wait. Otlrerwfse we are officer Kearney, the depot officer, if he hod here now." Again he sail: "I have had bim. States themselves. "Whom but themselves Miutater of Foreign Affairs. •fihis on my mind for eometiine, and 1 knew can they righteously hold accountable if Puaeuant to a decree of tbe O rontt Court of Bock- left to the resort of accepting as true the ex any time to spare. "Mr. Kearney answered, THE STREETS—MORN AND EVE. the person of fhe American Executive has To Blaine, Secretary, Washington : Mes- Ingbam rendered at tbe Mar term, 1881, In the chan- planatinn given by the perpetrator of the "Yes, a few minutes." The officer then I would come here sooner or later." sages of inquiry and sympathy have been cery cause of John E, Boiler, he., va. A. A. Argan- There are several versions given in re- The shooting of the President inter- ceased to be more sacred in the eyes of a bright Ac., I shall proceed, at my office In Harrteon- great crime. If the latter be true we need not turned his back, and in an instant the re- fered much less with private business than vulgar and brntal seeker after place and received from the Prince and Princess of bnrg, Va., on SATURDAY, THE 16TH DAY OF JULY, ports of two pistol-shots, the one following guard to what-Guiteau said when he was might • have been expected. Alfhougb Wales and Duke and Duchess of Teck. Ex- 1881, to ascertain and report the real eatate owned by go far to Bud the analagy between the act close upon the other, were heard. Charles arrested. Officer Kearney told The Sun pay than is the-executive office itself in the pressions of interest and sympathy are uni- tho defendant, A. A. Arganbright, Ua fee aimple and aud the vile teachinga of that 'Badiealiam : there were soon crowds at telegraph bulle- eyes of the myriad of respectable and pros- Guitean, the assassin, had been seen to en- correspondent, soon after the arrest was tins and near newspaper offices, there versal. Calls at my honse and the legation annuol rental valne.and tbe Uena thereon In tbe order which prefers the ruin of the tomple'nf liber- ter the depot a few minutes before tbe made, that Guiteau said, "Arther will be perous citizens who have abandoned are Incessant. I have duly forwarded your of their priority, Ao. was scarcely any apparent excitement in politics to the "maohina ?" Given under my band aa Commiaaloner In Obsn- ty and the destruction of the country to its President arrived, though his actions were President nuw. I did it, and knew what the morning or-early afternoon. Later in telegrams to our legations in Europe. oory of aald Court, tbla aand day of Juno, 1881. l "not of a character to attract the iitention 1 Was doing. I am a stalwart, and my let- Philadelphia Times: "Had fhe assassin's Lowell, Minister, London, t w v o o „ PENDLETON BRYAN. own defeat; of that fanatical and imperious ters will explain the rest." The pistol is fhe evening, as tbe likelihood df the Pres- deed been done in the tempest ol revolu- F q Com,r ln ch 3r breed of political monaters ever ready to tear of those who were in the depot. He stood ident's death grew more imminent, there jane aaUw ' " ' ' in about the centre of the hall leading known as the California or bull-dog pat- was mnch more excitement and greater tion, there might have been something to Woman's Wisdom.—"Site insists that it down and destroy if they are not permitted from the B street entrance or ladies' room, tern. The calibre is forty-four, the ball plead in extenuation of the crime ; but the is more importance that her family shall COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. to rale and lead. being as large as the ordinaty-musfcet-ball. crowds. animating purpose and the circumstances be kept in full health, than that she should Pnrsnant to a decree of tbe Clronlt Court of Rock- and advanced 'towards fhe PresidCilt afi he THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS. Ingbam rendered at the Mat term, 1881, in tbe chan- Shut our eyes to the fact as much as we -entered. Without giving any notice What- Soon after the arrest of the assassm a which precipitated the act are, if possible, have all tbe faahionable dresses and styles cery canee of Ji pica Jordan, Ac., va. Peter J. Propee, may, there is in this great free country a ever of his intention he fired, the ball from man who gave his name as T. J. Culton, In fhe executive departments, however, more horrible to contemplate than the mur- of the times. She therefore sees to it, that Ac., I shall proceed, at ray office In Rarriacnborg.Va.. der itself. That assassination should be- each member ofher family is supplied with nihilistic, red republican element which re the first shot entering the right sleeve of and his address Barbourville, Knox county, the case was far otherwise. The ordinary takeon SATURDAY, an account of THE the real16TH eatate DAY owned OF JULY,bv the 1881.defend- to the President's coat-, passing up the same Ky., who happened to be in the depot business was in many cases entirely sus- come the weapon of inflamed faction, and enough Hop Bitters, at the first appear- ant, Peter J. Propea, Ha fee aimple and annual rental crives much of its dainty pabulum from the waiting to Take a train North, called at that trembling political crhainala should ance of any symptoms of ill health, to pre- value, together with the liena thereon, and tbe order teachings enunciated by stalwart radicalism, and out at the shoulder. This ball did no pended and clerks went to and fro at will. of their priority, Ac. 'injury, exCept scratch the flesh of the arm, police headquarters and made a-statement The corridors were more occupied than the murder the President of the great republic vent a fit of sickness with its attendant ex- Given under ray hand aa Commiealoner In Chancery wbicb proclaims its inceudoary dogmas un- though it was thought at flrst that it had to the effect that he saw Guiteau and a rooms, and die-newspaper extras and bul- of the earth, with the boast of crime ming- pense, care and anxiety. All women should of aald Court, this aand day of June. 1881. ling with the groans of the murdered ruler, exercise their wisdom in this way.—New der the guise of freedom for all, of equality, 'entered the shoulder. The President at large tall man in close^conversation in the letins posted on the walls announcing the J., „E. A. O.„ B.„ Bailor,„ p. q.PEN DLETONCom'r BRYAN. In Ch'y. of equal rights, which in their true meaning this juncture turned, when Quiteau fired "waiting-room of the depot some minutes latest phase of the President's condition make the bitterest cup ever presented to Haven Palladium. June 23-4w the second time, the ball entering the back, before the President arrived; that they both were more conned than any of the liusi- the lips of our free people, and its conse- are well euongb, but which are distorted-to YIRGINLA, TO WIT:—In tbe Clerk's Offlco lodging in the kidneys. This staggered appeared excited about something, and ness documents df tbe departments. None quences are beyond the power to measure. Tan¥ounncements. ol tbe Circuit Court of Rockingham Conntr on mean everything that is Inimical lo that true the President and he fell to the floor. Mrs. looked anxiously up and down B street as of the cabinet officers gave much attention If one so beloved and respected as James tbo aand day of June, A D., 1881; 7 liberty wbicb every American citizen has White, fhe janitress'of the ladfos1 room of if expecting some one to conic. He said to business. All were constant in attend- A. Garfield can be murdered under the Texy A. Shulor. who anes by H. F. Propat, the right to demand and euioy: liberty, not the depot, first ran to The President. Sec- his first impression was that they were ance upon the President's bouse. When shadow of the capitol, when peace and ^Corporation Election, Thursday, July 28,'81 her next friend • ....Comp't. license, and tbe protection of government retary Blaine was so-shocked by the occur- pickpockets and were about To attempt to one of them appeared in public be was im- plenty abound throughout the land ; when John W. Shuler ...Deft rence that he first Tan after the assassin, rob some one. He says he noticed them the passions of sectional strife have been M OHAKOKBT. under wise laws. The time has-come when mediately surrounded by friends and ac- We are anthorlaad to aDuounce J. P. Hyde, Eeq., aa The object of thle enlt Is to obtain on tbe part of there must be adefluition made of fhe liber- ■aiifl finding that ho was in the custody of constantly, and saw when they both started quaintances, plied with questions and stilled; when the waves Of party
Now lifer vigor and strencth given to the Pianos and Organs. aged and infirm by Brown's Iron Bitters. 3EST GOODS-a '-QWEST PRICE^l How the raster Lied.
Old parson P.,, of Connecticut, was a t -W.Vr.H.iKK particular kind of person. One day be bad a man plowing in bis field, and he went out to see how the work was getting on. The ground was very stony, and every time 'VJX'IAW/WIKI !■ f! the plow struck a stone the man took oc- % casion to swear a little. • M ii "Look here,", cried parson .8., "you must For $12.00 a Farmer can "buy a Formula (520ib) of POWEIjI/S No. 3 '>r PREPARED CHEMIOAIiS for "WHEAT. •WESTWARD, EXPRESS. not, swear that way in my field." This, when mixed at home, makes ONE TON of SUPERIOR "Well, I reckon you'd swear too," said PHOSPHATE,which is equal in plant-life and as certain of successful 1 crop production as many of the high-priced Phosphates. ^ FARMERS, LOOK HERE! Lve Richmond. 8 00 a m i0 00 p m the man, "if you had to plow in such a No troublo to mix-; no textra^expense. Full dlrcctione. Due Gordonsville U 00 a m 1 iO a m stony field as this." Powell's Chemicals have been tnonm^hly tried, give universal satisfaction,>n,s * * •Duo Charlottosville H 51 a in 2 20 a m and wo offer loading: farmers Iu every etato as reference. Duo Lyncliburg Jnuo U 55 a m I S 25 a in "Not a bit of it," said Mr. S. "Just let Bond for Pamrflflet. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. JIl- ISm^JEg.MlNB'JKHESCd- Duo WayucHbox 1 vTi p m 4 10 a m BROWN" CHEMIOAU CO., Baltimore, Md., Sole Proprietors.rs. Due Stauutou 2 no p ni 4 40 am me show you." (Powell's Tip-Too Bono Fertilizer, price only 830 a ton net cash.i. HAVE OPENED AN Due WilliamsoirB -.. 5 0 ) p in 7 V0 a m Manufactdeehs of-< Pure Bono Meal, Pure Dissolved Bono, Potash, Ammonia, Duo White Sulphur G 5) p m 9 30 am So the parson took hold of the plow, but (and all hlgh-grado FertiHzhig: Materials. Agricultural'Implement and Farmers' Supply Store he very soon had considerable trouble with Duo Hiutou.... 10 13 p m 11 30 a m AND HAVE FOR SALE A FULL LINE OF the stones. As stone after stone caught Duo Hnniiugtou C 00 a in € 00 p m ~ LKXINGilj.S DlVlSIOiN. tile plowshare, Mr. S. ejaculated : Lvo UuutiDgton 5 10 a m C 05 p m PARTIES DESIRING TO iPUROHASE EITHER. "Well, I never saw the like." Due Ashlnud 6 45 a m 0 5) p m AN ORGAN OR DIANO, rtiould'birydlroct from J Fitrai ansl Sill Maclilaery at lowest prices. Duo Chillicoihe lo 00 a •a General Agent, aud stfvo ull extra middle rgents' And that he repeated every time a stone Duo OincinuatL. 0 10 p rcommlsHlouB. The Fstcy, Taylor 4b Parley, and Pal- I ' OLxr Stocl^, nzirrxlorcioes ace Organs are the best inatnimpnts •manufactured. stopped his onward way. As soon as he 7)11.5 CoinmbiiR O'. .. 12 45 p in Weber, Fischer and Home Pliruos arc first class In- C.. li S. At P. if, Sfis- strumcnts, nud sold at low prices. SBy being a Qr»n- had plowed around once or twice, ho stop- FERTIL R r.inn Rn^inofl, Thrnnhelrs «n