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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
PROGRAM lie.
MGNDAY-Entry cf stock and articles for exhi
oiaiou; al two r. M, opening aossress BY
REy. Is. vyG1LFcLK.


st p. M, running race. one mile dash, for purse
OF $3.50; i'll D. M, tloting FACE, mile dash Tor q
citizens ptirse Of $3.50.
/ Observation-Disclosures OF entries; at p. M,
rottins race mile heals, best ahfes IN i've FOR Y
purse OF $3.50. ),
WEDNESDAY Continuation Of entries until
noon; ar e. m. examination of sheep, hogs ans,
poultry; at3 p. M, cunning race, two miiss and
sepeat, fDr purse ct Bad.
strength OF araft horst4. sud oxen; st PIP. m, graii
.r1s.e III all the stock on exhibition; at N run
aing race 4 mile dash, for i purse Of % y.
F1i,AY--Af 10 u. M eXtIni aatioil NJ foaasisis,
sad. horses cattle, aud all other STOCK and art.-
cies lot previously eAsmined, anu aWalaing o. pre-
il.fl.s; 1t b. m .ra,id exhibition Of lastIes tauss-
tliaEls,n lor splendid prlztsfu fh. best LILY
itter Mil be given legai tea set. valued Ut SD;
vases, vai.ted at S15sab M running fsce, iiis
i.e.ifs hesI two In three, IUf purse VI ptJo
SAIUKDAY-RtpoTis vi Committees ald aWaift-
.a1e. ten mile dash, Far q purse ~ = 200
S O, ii sud purse having beeA CvAtilGatsd ~ tAe
citizens OF Helena
SPECIAL MOTTO Subsequent; 70 the pub L
e.I.,I 81 ne ta pi.leis Containing plt nln isl
I,,d .Irp. ralliIlle it ascisied by as bs1ia ~
i,iectuis that horses participating IN me iHallas
r,tas OH Monssay, Sl0uhl b. VI Ignteu ~ IultuWS,
NJ Ml.taigha Belle, los lbs; Burkaklii ioo ips
Trimming Bsld 80 lbs. all other noises 90 lus ~
Nh races lie lizard III directors Will rQuaIlAe
| r..e. WEIGHTS ut their discretion.
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TRI.UTE OF RESPECT.

At a regular meeting Of The Wateree
Division, No 9. Sons of Temperance, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted ...>'@-, .,a.-G =.
WHEREAS in the Providence of God, our
venerable and very esteemed fellow citizen
VIM. T.. JeINsoN ESQ, has been removed
and shall no more be seen in our midst, as
connecting link, between the past and pre-
sent generation We deem it both our duty
and privilege to put on record our high
appreciation of his memory as a friend
of Temperance, virtue and morality. Associ-
ated as he was with the first movement in
behalf of Temperance in this Community,
and first Worthy Patriarch of Wateree Divi-
sion at its organization nearly Iwenty-tour
wears ago, and would have been among our
number now but for his advanced age,
and bodily infirmities; Be it
Resolred 1st, That we deeply deplore the
death of our venerable Brother VIM. K JOHN
SON as the oldest friend of Temperance in
our Community, and cherish deep regard
for his memory;
Resolred End That We dedicate blank
paee to his memory on our Record Book
with his name and date of death, and date Of
his service as Worthy Patriarch Of Wateree
Division,
Rcsolccd Sd, That copy Of the preamble
and rcsoluti"ns be presented I" lie fu"ily { f
TIC deceased with the attc:t Of The W. L. &
r. S. and that they be published III the
Camden Journal
A. NJ KENNEDY, ". P.
Attest: T. I. Jones Il. S.
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Nsw srE6MER roR CAMDEN.-Our en-:

New STEAMER FOR CAMDEN.--Our en-
terprising fellow citizen; George Alden, ESQ.,
is in receipt of letter from B. R. Bridges,
ESQ.,, President of the Wilmington, Column
bia md Augusta Rail Road Company, an
uouncing the purchase Of the new iron
steamer Isis, to run upon the Wateree be-
tween Camden and the Rail Road Bridge.
She will commence her regular trips the
latter part of September, by which time the
Rail Road will be ready for operation to that
point. As this insures choice of markets
and means of transportation to our people,
and will reduce the freight some 20 per cent.
between Camden and Baltimore, the plant
ing community, to whose benefit it cnures,
is much indebted to the intelligent enter.
prise of these gentlemen who have secured
such great advantages. ~. go. d.. .'.
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ROANOKE IA I 0, IA q; COLLEGE, D j Z
SALEM IVA.

So L. Al
= ~ : = SALEM, VA, t.eg, 80 e 3.
THE NISFThElsEH ANNUAL b SESSION
begin. >:nt-m6er 6 1877, l,:-Tais Institution has
has u fcs, GO. ps ,uf instructors, "a Thorough
course o. stdifiss, and aiin,s at d bjgh grade Of
scholarship. <419,i .4t;ss s%.fI46f 3Ttg.5
I its s,,pprnt cSncst,oual advantages. moderate
etp~nsts, irtttSfti f~atnn snd eScellenff mail,
travelling snd il ii.!rap6is 1sgafties, render 1t
well worily the atie,tioniat,d patronage Of the
;South. Ent,r- eypspses for session of ten
monfSs s,,ot.t $2I0. Thiss estimate includes
boarfiand Gu" ..n, embracing modern languages.
Astgut advaace opr,he Eabevei for students
boarding m prfvafe famiJ ,es,s n s.4;.,d hilss
The session Is DIVIDED into two terms Of FIVE
montns eaen. beginning September 8, 1871, and
February /, 1872 agi r. ;9Af @'sia;'s'5' ,i97
Stpd-nts ma. ellfer at anytime and take reg
ular course. OF sirh stud,es as <hry prefer. 80,
The College ;sS,n y ti9nf,snins condition, is
rapidly rising in public uvdrs andp numbered
among I.r students OF last session representa-
tives from fifteen States. .,,F ..a, ..,..,,, .,IT
Catalogues can be had Nv addressing
-leG i g REV. D. III BkITTLE, b: D. ~
= - y! 735 Presidentof the College n
ang lu-Zti ..gF .ityrJ.,5s-t! 4fa-t.i y ~ L. H.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM +. JOHNSON, ESQ.
This gentleman, so long and so extensive
ly known as the able, efficient and worthy
President of the Bank of Camden, died at
his residence in Kirkwood on Sunday last,
in the seventy fifth year of his age, lamented
and respected by all who knew him. A re-
markably just and appreciative obituary no.
tico in another column, from the eloquent
pen of one we'll qualified to record his vir-
tues, renders it unnecessary here to do more
than refer our readers to that, as fitting
tribute to his memory.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-08-31

SIGNS OF TREZoDIAc.-Aph philosopher in
the West, grown into admiration Of the
Cherry Pcctoral writes Dr.. Aver for instrnc-
tons under which sign lie shall be blel, which
blistcrcd, and which vomitcd, and under
which ne shall take Ayers Pills foran aRec-
tiou Of ,he liver; also under which sign his
wife should commence to take The Sarsaparilla
for her ailmcnt. He adds chat he already
knows to wcan his calves under Taurus,
change his pigs in Scorpio, cut his hair in
Aries, and soak his fcevin Pisces Oh rJanuarlus
US their condition requires. ." -
Schoolmastcrs, start for Wisconsin, and
visit Mr.. Ham when you setthere. Lowell
Daily News .....n.. .....,
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND GNTRAcr-
oRs.-Wc learn. from our Charleston en-
changes that Mr.. P..P. toALE, the we'll
known manufacturer OF Doors, S's .es,
blinds, &C., has established q depot at No:
90 Hayne street, where he Keeps constantly
On hand not only all articles from his own
panufactory, butalso ever variety ofbu!lders'
hardware, French and American window
glass both plain and Ornamental, slate mantels,
aud, in short, everything necessary +, flush
handsomely residence, = .lore, o. churuii.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-08-31

AN ApoLoGY.-Owing to an accident
to our press, we are little late in getting
out our issue this week, but we crave the in
diligence cf our patrons, and promise that
hereafter if within our power, no such delay
shall occur. -.-. -........
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LOG C-A.INEWS
- :, oAnsnnnr POST OFFICE.

Until further notice the Northern and South
ern Mail viii close every night during the week
at 81 O'Clock P NJ. Sundays at o'clock Z. A.
LANCASTER AND FLAT RocK-Arrives at q
o'clock r. A., Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Friday. leaves at o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
Ra.DroRp Spp1Sas, JEFFERSON AND TIttER's s
FElsR:--trrivcs Ut Il o'clock NJ, every frlaay
Leaves at p. NJ, every Friday.
oaise :., open during the Week for delivery of
Mai, from o clock A. NJ, to o'clock P. NJ,
anetrom o'clock P. NJ, to 7. o'clock P. NJ
SUNDAYS from 10 A. NJ. to - o'clock P: NJ.
Aus.S. SAMUEL fLACE' T: NJ
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DAY.oFFAsT1SG AND PRAYER.-Tomorow
has been set apart by the South Carolina
Conference of the Al. L. Church, South, as Z
day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, FIR
rhe SOU. pouring of the Holy Spirit upou
the Church, land the increase Of la5orers i'll
the Ministry" ..
There will be service of prayer at the
Methodist Church at Z o'clock tomorrow
IN orn2ing.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church-Rev A. J.. STOKES, Pastor
-1o4 A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ: l.,>a
Presbyterian Church-Rev. s. H. HAY, Pastor
-1Oa A. NJ. and 5P. NJ.
Episcopsl Churoh-Rey. J.. srElsToRr KID
KEY, Pastor-1oa A. NJ. and S P. M.
Baptist Church-Rev. A. X. DuRHkM, Patsor
-1oI A. M. and 81 P. NJ. '~" .'a@
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Cor HIS DEsERTs.-We have been re-
liably informed that the Hon Harman Jones
cx-pastor of the colored Baptist Church in
this town, who, it will be remembered, left
here. under cloud, which said cloud was
nothing more nor less than horse stealing,
and who left "his country for his country's
good" and went to Louisiana, has developed
strange inf,tuation to reside in the ample
Caravensary proved by that State for the
reception of Criminals, and in order to enter
those. sacred precincts, laid covetous eyes
upon and fcloniously distracted barrel
of pork, and being caught in the act was
sent to the said institution at Baton Rouge
His stay. is indefinite. We are also In
formed that "they don't pardon out there"
PRofEsseR St Camden had about
settled down to a degree Of torpor seldom
reached esen here, when St Maur, the
Venfriloquist :, and Hlusionist, came to
disturb the quiet monotony. This he sue
.ceedsdsin doing on last Tuesday night, very
mucht to, the pleasure and entertainment Of
all, ESPECIALLY the Juveniles.
"Master Nip" St Maus's precious infant
than whom nothing more quizzical could DC
imagined, was made to speak with even more
than his accustomed flucncy and volubility
The illusions were remarkably we'll rendered
andshe hat trick by which St Manr showed
that Messrs E. B. Stoddard & Co., by theil
agent had saved at least remnant Of tin
ware Gf any they had) out of their stock
was especially good.
The puppets went through with their
performance in a capital way, and Mr.
Merriman's horse, January, displayed (
wonderf ul facility of "rearing up behind" Al
we'll as before, to the great delight of tn
audience.
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ATTENTIoN.-The attention Of our readers
is called to the "Ordinance to regulate the
Market of the Town of Camden" published
in this issue. II is hoped that our citizens
will hereafter be able to supply themselves
with good meats, at reasonable rates
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We have been requested to state that
these who have given their nemes as sub
cribers to the Temperance Advocate can
hand the subscription to Mr.. A. NJ. Kenne-
dy, who will act as special agent for that
paper.E @s = EF'- 49, N~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-08-31

PORTRAIT OF RIGHT Rev. THOMAS +,
DAVIS, D. Dan admirable steel ensrav'
ing Of this revercd and distinguished sDi'
vine, taken in the prime Of his life, by sar'
tain, and printed by Buttre, is for sale by
DR.. j. A. Young, or account Of the build
ing fund Of Grace Chu- ch, Camden. Price,
$500. We trust, they will find ready sale
among the Bishops numerous friends.
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THE RUINS Go1Na DowN.-The pictu-
rescue rnips;of the Episcopal Church, have
been pulled down;to make way for the stores
of Messrs R. NJ Kennedy and Hodgson
g. Dunlap. Considerable risk attended the
razing, but fortunately, no accidents occur
ed. - -,"
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Sheriff Sales.
SHEnIFF's 8 OFFICE,

SHERIPF's OFFICE,
CAMDEN, S. C., August 10, 1871.
By virtue Of sundry writs Of Fl. Fa. to me d.
rected and lodged, will proceed to sell in front
of the Court House in Camden on Monday, the
4th day of September next, within the legal hours
of sale, the following property. to-wit:
Twenty five Acres of Land, more or less, with
Residence thereon, in Camdeh, on the corner Of
Campbell and DeKalb streets, levied on as the
property of Mrs. S. A. Mathew, at the suit Of
the town for taxes.
Terms cash, purchasers paying for stamps and
papers ..s
aug. l0-4t. J. ?. BOSWELL, s. X. E..
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
* foFsvIREINIAs Sts
-Ns Opened May 5th.- 1871. -

This fa,orite and celebrated Watering Place
offers additional attractions this season. among
other impruycnis ihcre mas becu added an ele-
CANT end spacious Eall- -Room adjoining the Par
lor; the Parlut has been enlarged nnd much i'm
proved, and lherroximity Of lhe Two renders each
easily accessible, 1t will be; kcrl in styleppt
surpassed anywhere i'll Virgihia.. : -" l ~ =
The Waters of ,hcse special Springs either cure
or greatly relieve most Vi Scrofula, Inciri-
ent Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Clstonic
La; yn@it;s, Elr oaic Tue" ;ior 7Ci rn,io D%spcp
sia, Curon:c D.Hi h6!H, Chi "u;tDs sSCutcl%. They
are also great N*lue in Ino,e affections which
are peculiar 10 the female >Ltu;ion, and as an
appetizer. ionic nnd general restorative, they
are re:haps pnriy1lel aInoagst mineral -wYts srs,
The nropietDq Viii eprp.i1edIfpT t1e lnFIit
andl,Aal iinin ii>' cl>s H. MT Of shSc and IN:
general all the sources OF amusement and recrea-
tion usually ornd at orr best summer resorts will
be at the command nf the guests ut CROCK
BRIDGE ALUM TIE place is within eleven to
tar cen hours of Richmond Washington. Balti-
more, etc., by rail all in daylight. Passengers
leave the cars of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
Road Mt Goshen Depot and the new and elegant
stage codchessfas as>ipg .::pIny overa smooth and
road of only eight miles, set down the visitors at
the springsto ten.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor,
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. Toilet Articles.
NOTICE.

: All persons Indebted to or having claims
against the estate Of MASON D. WOOD, de.
ceased, will present the same or, make psymen.
to the Executor by the first day of October next
j. &. HAMMoSD, Executor
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JUST RECEIVED

A Fine Lot of CHEWING TOBACCO. and
CARS, Cinnamon CORDIAL, WILD CHERRY
Brandy, Ale, Porter, Soda-Watcr in Bottles,
Schiedam Schnapps-French Brandy at reduced
prices. B. NJ. SMITH.
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Died.

On Wednesday morning last, the 10th inst,
after protracted illness, Mrs. Susan Campbell
wife of Rev. VIM. G. Campbell. OF Augusta
county. aietso9 sassI st.fae. erai o 7tH&
Suddenly, of heart disease, at st; Paurs
Church Rectory, at Ivy Depot, Albemarle coun-
ty, Oh Tuesday morning, August laan IN me
of Rev. VIM. Meade Nelson. ,-st'
In waynesboro, on Sabbath evening, August
18th, 1871, John Robert, infant son OF Key: =, J..
R. Van Horne and Rebecca A, daughter o. Nj
lott H. Vawter, Esq, of West Va, aged one
year, ten months and sixteen days. ,aossia.a
Died June LIST, near Middlebrook, Augusta
county, Va, Mr.. Abram Thomas, IN the 0otn
year of his age. 49,
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On Thursday last a fine rain fell at Stanton
and vicinity, but extended only few miles from
this place.
On the same day, very severe storm of wind,
accompanied with hail and rain, between II and
l o'clock, visited that section of our county ~
ing between the neigborhood of Wallaces MILL
on the Little Calf Pasture, past Summerdean and
Middlebrook and ending near Jas. Bumgardner' s
and John Larew's. In its course it destroy ed
the corn, fruit, gardens, and even broke down
trees, tearing some up by the roots The dam
age to the corn was especially severe. The
creeks and branches in the locality visited were
much swollen and carried away fences, water
gaps, &C. Hail fell thick and fast and the hail
stones varied in size from a small marble to a
hens egg, and laid on the ground, in some
places, for about "a hours. N Ga
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-08-25

On the 18th inst, at the Lutheran Female
Seminary, by Rev. ]. 1. Miller, James A. Van
fossen and Elizabeth A.. Campbell-oo'h OF
Staunton, Va. .z..tsrsf
On Thursday last, by Rev. DR.. Minnegerode'
at the residence of the bride in Staunton' ME-
VIM C. Geiger and Miss Fannie G. Churchman,
youngest daughter Of the late John Churchman'
of Augusta. &k.N.&
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT CONFEREN c.
The Annual session of the Rockingham District
Conference will begin at Woodstock, on Wednes-
day night, the 18th of September, and continue
over the ensuing Sabbath:
Bishop Pierce, of Georgia, has promised to
preside.
The opening sermon on the night of the above
mentioned day, will be by Rev. W. A. Wade, Of
Harrisonburg; Rev. W. 0. Ross, OF New Market,
alternate.
Preachers in charge please bring the written
report usual at an Annual Conference.
Aug 18Th, 1871. J. II. WAUGH.
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TNEMALE INFIRMARY. DR.. B. P. REESE,
C with long and successful experience Of
the treatment of

stDISEASES PECULIAR TO FEAIALES.''
be received for treatment. 1t is useless to men
ton the advantages to be derived from being
under the constant supervision Of the Physician,
in many of these cases. Experience has fong
since taught, by the evidence of the best physi-
clans as well as the Institutions of this charac-
ter in the large cities, this is the only way of
successful treatment.
Patients will be received as members of the
family, having every attention necessary for
their comfort and improvement. aug4-tf
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DYEING AND
wv q " Nv q
ESTABLISHMENT.

Is located between the Virginia Hotel and the
Gas orks, where l am prepared to Renovate
and Repair, in the neatest manner, all kinds of
Clothing, both for Gents and Ladies.
My experience in the business enables me to
guarantee satisfaction in all cases, and my pat
rons may rest assured that work entrusted to Sno
will be faithfully executed.
respectfully solicit trial
feb24-tf I. NJ. HARDWOOD.
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN RIvERHEAD TOWNSHIP. -
We have been favored, by the Assessor of Riv-
erhead Township, with the following statement
of Births and Deaths in that Tow nship ring the
year 1870:
Births-There were 50 whites born, 81 males
and 35 females, and IS blacks born, S males and 8
emales.
Deaths-Among the whites there were 20
deaths, IL males and IL females, and among
blacks, 5 males and females.
The greatest age any one attained was lol
years, and the least age months-the average
age 40 years. whites and blacks died Of con-
sumption whites of paralysis; white ana
black of neuralgia blacks of dyptheria; l
white and black of fever, ana the rest, with
various other diseases and with old age.
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febl7-6m-eow


DEAD AND PROFIT }s
II, HAVE JUST RECEIVED
at my store on New Street, next door to Cowan's
Book Store beautiful assortment of
JEWELRY
of every description, including Breast Pins an,
Ear Rings, separate and in sets, Sleeve Buttonsd
Studs, Collar Buttons, Charms Rings, Gents
Breast Pins, Gold PENS and HOLDERS, Vest
Chains &c. :tv.5
Sole Agents for Lazarus & Morris PERFECTED
SpFcTAcLEs AND EYE CLASHES, all Of achich offer
for sale very lou.
G.. G. YEAKLE.
N.B-If you waut your WATCH OR JEwELRY,
repaired in the best manner and at short notice,
iun2 BIN CALL ON G. G. Y.
TNEMPLE OF FASHION, have on hand a
large and we'll selected stock of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting of Bonnets, Hats, Sundowns, Frames
Ribbons, Flowers, Bows, Lace Collars, Cuffs and
Sleeves Goods at Wholesale and retail.
Orders from the country promptly attended
to.
may5-tf K. M. KELLEY.
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We publish elsewhere communication on the
subject of the Funding Bill' Our columns
are open to the discussion of this, or any other
ques ton likely to come up in the approaching
campaign. We would suggest, however, that
communications be condensed within their small
est compass. as we will not have the space to in
sert unnecessarily long-drawn out illusions
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-08-25

Basket Meeting was held near Pleasant
Grove Church, about miles from Staunton, by
the Methodist Congregation, on Saturday, Sun
day and Monday last, conducted by Revs. J. W.
Wolfe and J.J. Engle Everything passed off
nniat1V
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-08-25

Mr.. Thos. P. Wilson has been appointed Trns.
tee of Public Schools in Middle River Township,
oics VIM. N. Wilson, resigned.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPRAAS.-Since our last
issue, the following cases have been argued and
submitted to the Court:
Moffett ys. Bickle-Upon a supersedeas to q
Judgment of the Cireui! Court of Augusta
Baldwin and Hanger for Plaintiff; Fultz for
Defendant.
Carter u.s. Allen and wife ct ais. Appeal from
decree of the Circuit Court of Albemarle. Leake
and Niche for appellants Robertson for ap-
lpellees.
Coffman Us Sangston ct ais Appeal from de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Rockingham. Lig-
gett and Harris for appellent. Woodson and
Harnsberger for appellees.
Pigeon vs. Williams administrators. Writ
of Error to judgment of Circuit Court of Freder-
lex. Shields and Arnett for Plaintiff Conrad
and Hunter for Defendant
Walker os. Christian-Upon asupersedeas to
judgment of TIE Crcuit Court of Augusta
Fultz and Hanger for appellant; Niche and
Christian for appellee.
Gum ct. al. as. Turner'S Admir- ct al-Upor
supersedeas to a judgment for the Circuit Court
of Rockbridge. Judge John W. Brockenbrougt
for Plaintiff.
Green + suttle vs. Massie-Appeal from de
cree Of Circuit Circuit Court of Warren. Viii
liams, Shelley and Conrad for Appellants Cool
and Johnston for appellees
Hilb us. Peyton-Supersedeas to n judgmen
of Circuit Court of Augusta. Fultz and Coch
ran for Plaintiff, and Baldwin for Defendant.
BurwelPs Admrs vs. Fauber's Elk rs-Appea
from decree of Circuit Court of Aug usta. BALD
win and Young for appellants, and Echols an
Sheftey for appelees.
DEcIsIoN-In the case of Blosser's administra
tor as. Harshberger's administaators-'v O
Error to a judgment of Circuit Court of Rock
ingham-the judgment of the Circuit Court wa
affirmed. Woodson for Plaintiff, Fultz for D.
fendant. ..
The following lawyers have qualified befol
this Court since our last: J. Fred. Effinger,
II. Phillips, Geo. N. Harrison, Chas. s. Turner
David s. Young, Henry B ..Mchie.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-08-25

PERsoNAL.-During the past week we have
had the pleasure of visit from Mr.. Waddill of
the Lynchburg News, and Mr.. Jas. Alexander, Of
Charlottesville formerly editor of the Jefferse-
MAN of that place l.t-l.3
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-08-25

We have received sample of strong Alum
Water taken from the Springs on the land late
ly purchased by Col. M. G. Hartman, and adjoin-
ing the Rockbridge Alum Springs property
Col. Hartman proposes to erect fine Hotel there
by the opening of the next season.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-08-25

The United Brethren held Camp meeting
near Stribling Springs, commencing on Thurs
day of last week and ending yesterday. There
was large number in attendance during the
meeting. On Sunday number went out from
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-08-25

WOOD WooD l!-Those of our patrons desi
ring to pay their dues to the Nndicator in wood
can do so. Send in the wood