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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
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Gincu drpeer Tcfttaa tr'rr!F lfsfsh
Spnntao cie biriiss Ct. Marisnsemstnre BAN
pelte &c I6 era I'm ni6ts @crinsersS ale bic or
1e hi. Npnmuuipn rsr Sinner. Gsssr bnIt adj
llbr ycrIammelten i6 bic Grittrmmunitantsn, f25
an 2obl I'M S6ulpfale Spn NO aus nc, ale i'm
1eiesarmanec, ric Germania MuIf SanSe an
esr Ssiec, mad Der Stride srssr. I'm . ubr be-
oann cos fsicrliGe Sr6amt, ssbaltsi pen Spam.
0pbannes Clemens, Seelirrstr Der @entsinpe.
Die IbSne 5sitprcrist bielt Srtp. Ius. Sauttr
~,beufaas scn rrr ct. Marientirte.
gsim NaGmittasieen = SrttssStsnlts, TelHen
Sptw. Scbannes Clemens hirlt, lestsn bic Nplns
munitanten bic frisrlidsn SauiseIiitrr nt nnb
cine ,peite, sen Sr6p. 9lus. Sauter ~ssbaltens
unc Der 5eier ecs Cages ansspaBtr grstist mel
dc ale arreimrsn tiri sri6iitterte, tsItlrs bic
Ssitli6feiI.
WStten bic ernitsn Grmabnunssn unp srsret'
fenpsn SSorts, welts bel jener Gslsssnbstt non
bsm b,oabtCn Steiner an ainbsr unr Gltsrn &C.
ri6tst purren, ~renislbsn aasseit frii6 i'm @eSaft-
uiss bleiben unp ibnsn sur 8ifti6nrr I'M ipd-
tsrsn estsn riensn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

Dcceer II. 5aacr's pierrs.v sibitali ss,
aeuiiber cem sltbtndum III nit elmer ars'pabl
Sprtreili6sr gusaies, autiden &C., lesrie trsrllt,
den pfercen Ssristen. User cine SpnSisrrabrt
maiden nil, irlte bort leine Sreer binterlaNer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
Sreunse Der Shule mcssn ni6t

frennee Der Shulc rirssn nitt yer
seNen, am nG6itsn pHnsim cnta5s i@ I'M Ii
sOli. 6artsn sin;uinten. Die @ii9!isesr Der
ssrI&iscenen fatbclii6en gcrsins pr Il. Ma'
risnssmeinss msresn eas Set nit ihrsr @sssns
mart bssbrsn unp iins ale nrtbisen Srfsbrun-
sen aetrsHen, nm Nube unr Srnnu:ls ullter zen
NeIttbsilushmcru auiredt III erbaltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

Mfpntaa Nbcue ssssn % llbr, finpei i'm
StuQcfale Der ct. Marienfirds bic re9elmaBige,
menatli6s 9eriammluna pes y,St. Alpbrn'us-
llntertiBunss- Yereinss TAFT.
ellie 3itslisrsr iinr einsslaesn, 81 sri6einsn.
Der Sefret6r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
Mnu Maiur bis Galiiprnien trasen Miaio:

zen Niurer Sauhe nit Zilper xipe. sSagun nifi! Sis
inr bic biaieheu uns trdesn nd ME an rsn 3sben aus. yer
IN DIT Nc. Cure S6ubre6n unsen weretn nm irei frittsl g
rinasr rereer. 3uhaten bel alien SbufPaneIern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
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Alden Ssusn. welGs rem gsrtliGsnen ~ dthtas Ner'
tes am Ssnrtaas bel eenen SeittnSule ete leets Gtre ernie.
len hatttn hiertfrt ,bren rsrtinelitftsu Gaut db.
Tie trausrneeu Siuferblicbcncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
gtadt ind gtaat.

Gy Sic Serrcn Scfal Nsenten
Der vourcmb. Gazette, mobten mir
bitten, ctWa3 na6crndltbcr tteh mn
benz Ginfpncftiren Der Ibpnne=
mentsaeioer III bcfalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

S%pnScrbar. Ser einissn Sabrrn rrrss
ei II Serr Wcrsritb, ni6t melt spn Snmmerlet
pebnbaft, teim @~rasmGbsn Srn elmer alapper'
Itlauae sebiNen. Man tranrte ipfrrt bic nptbi'
aen Nittel al, unc itrn ua6 einisen Sassn
fpnnte or lsinc slrteit rirrer a%ufnehmsn. Ssts
@rnate sersinsen rnp CT bate cen SprTal 10
gut mic psrssisn, ais zines Cages, punft ;psi
lbr-rielslte Stunte, su tpelfsr or Srn Der
S6lanss sstidsn pcrren, ii6 ein S6msrS an
Der Steae tem.rttar ma6tr. ater itcn mad
einsm Sage serlies ibn rieisr risssr, uni 'piseer
bate or fir ists @pnate &ube. Mad @blaut
cieler i3eit itsate ii6 Der S6msr; atsrmals Elm,
nm ater aud rissnial wiseer su rsridirinpsn. -
GO sebt ss i6rn isit siniscn Sabrsn, utr llne
bis jsst ale nrsswNneten Ssilmittsl rsblss'
i6lassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
0uremburger Gazette.


Sn ter, am Ycrisen Srsitag dtgsbaltsnen
9 MISUNDERSTANDING tparbsn sablrtibs petl'
ticnen perleIen une an bic rsipectpsn epnl'tes
iterpislen. Sp srn q. Sdrptsr u. U. Tur GrF
niecriaura bee Graees an Der 10. StraBe; zen
Qcuis Srapp, Seinri6 @rpppe unc @m. aaesn
fir Seratiesuns Der 9ieens ron $50 aaT $50;
cine abmlide pstitipn I'm Grnierrisuns sss giesni
wurrc spn @m. Column einserei6t. Mad
IGnoersr Setatte purte Der Intras bic sanSe
Sade BEN Iaspr AZ iiberladsn, anssnpnmsri.
Ter Waycr mar eafiir fein llnterIGiec ;u MAIDEN
in Grtbeiluna son eiesnicn II. iasts, ca bic Sabs
ibml iiberlaHen lei, 70 MOLE CT ben Marlhaa pehut'
traaen, ppn 9lQsn pbne lnterltiee 500 SiesnS 81
nebmsn, pber bic SaIcpnS ;u i6lisBsn. Illus
benz 9eri6te tes &eeprhers sins terSpr, rap Die
SpIpital &e6nunern i'm Setrase Srn S53L.I0
ni6t scn cen Supersiiprenratbe srlauet Tnrcsn'
0as Straeenrcmite bsrihtete 81 @un'ten elmer
Netiticn Won Germ Sdrsirer unr 10 Nreeren III
@e,ua auf 8rrbclIerung rer 9Hrltlstts am sait'
bun9splaee Der eagle Ypiut 6atre.-Gann irurrs
elm gei6luB paIIirt, rcnab eS Scrbcten lsin lcu,
aGlber, Siibncr II. I. 10. nit Sulammsn9stlnrs'
nsn Ssiuen gum Ssrfaufe 81 brin9en. 0eri'er
tyures cine, spr sielsn Siirgern Undergraduate pc
titiUn in SeSus auf cine Sriide iar 6uB9anSer
uut @osen Iter cen Mili6irri rinrm epmitf
~tclebcnb aus rinsm Stactrntbe aus jersr Whre
iibsrwirICn. las Gentle purpc Sem Mta9pr ct
rar,t unc beitcbt aus pen Srn. SutsIss, pier,
McMaltrr, Spwart unr Setb. gu N%lslcren
purteu bic Serrsn u. 3. Gnrerlcn uni .. 9.
Setberirgtpn sspablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

Ne S%ricffaftcn II. Gmittunssiifte
in Der nIdten Humnnsr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

Ncucr. gprisen Oisnita9 atenc ssssn II
llbr ~sntitanc 5eusr in sinem &autbauie an Der
8. Strass scseniibsr Spr Der aep Gits Sd9emiib
ls. Gas 5susr muree sepidt che rio Sprigsn
aui cem IldBe antamen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
acsten spuntaa srpHnstsm bic SOdw.

ScFtcn SCnnta9 srpHnefen p0 ppWW.
Yatres aarlitattcr, S6nislsr uni arrnins cine
b. NiGion in Bellevue, Sa. = 0a bic So1ir.
Ssrsn auf ibrr Iurdrsiie Ron Hsir' Dilemma pa'
bin I6 siniss Gage bier in DUBUQUE auTbisltsn,
batter aud mir eas Slid msbrsrsr ibrsr ssois-
asnsn u. binrtisenbsng prtrass in rsrSt. @arisn-
ir6s bsi,uwpbnsn. Die hsrrli9sn GrIrlss, mel
de bic Ss6m. Vatrss tsrsits I'M Ninirnsfelce sr-
ruaaen ippie peren unern,iipli6sr Gifer i'm Diem
tic @ottss, kere6isen uns gu Der itpnen SrH'
nuns, bas aud fur bic sablrei&sn aatbclifsn Bel
l.su,s ibr iesensreiGss @irfsn bic terrli6ifen
5riidte trassn merle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

an tsfrlaen mar &c nsitie. I'M 3dule ~ isei n=e rem
sepi ,unr Renter binaus III teder. Sect aber iMt Dir en
Sable zcreW Wire Stistti eeer SGuhedn UNI esfe
sus. Gcmisrt. @eiuneteit UNI GlssGu, psreel alettmdfis
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SONIA S8mSeretsss,

SSUs2N
Ss6t een eSeniabenittsteu 1T jett Gle @tlsaenhtlt 9sees
Ten, It'd cine SeimfGtts IN cinem Der telten une lrubtparlei
Sidann ,u %eranesn. Die 5cpd 0trten Ter etttase Nortp
Wefern une Der Saiuris Central Giienbatn eurbtrsnisn Die
fe gdneereisn ven On mad g9tt une oerapren nsef aHeertn
snEnSn rem gauemanu lcidtsn 3usane ~ cen Sauptlrart
ten bee 2dnees.
Ias Mime Srras ii esiure une tsin 9Se6ielpeesr rauet
rem Intfmmltnle feline Srdft ue Grerate. ~OlieBenose
g01ICr III ian aaenttalben i'm l~lseerfiuNe pcrbdnesn.
ablnnssbcsinsnnscn
Raar NIT incm Rabdtt rser auf turSe peer lonse aernlne.
Giientabntidets ir erfe alaHe Savage wsTeen IN Ger
G,uNt,fnre in
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@e!c in Nsw gJprf STA t.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31
[From NORTH River Township ]


Mr. EDIToR-Jack Frost has been cutting up
more antics within the past 48 hours & write on
Christmas morning) in this region than at any
time this winter.
Yesterday morning near sunrise, the mereu
ry was within 50 of 0. The coolest moment we
have had and all day it was about loo above. =
This morning it is about 80 above On the 22nd,
when at Manitoba and other points in the Nor
West, it was as low rs 400 below, here it did not
descend any lower than 10 to 15o of 0.
On Monday night, Ferdinand Vena one OF
the old edition of free negroes, unfortunately
too fond Of 20 be joyful" had imbibed too free
ly. fell off his understanding somewhere near
Josiah Neff s. below Spring Hill, and was found
frozen to death Tuesday morning. He was q
weii-digger, and very useful in the region in
which he operated. Let those who have been
in the habit of indulging with him. take warning
in time.
Notwithstanding Jacks antics, pair of fine
red calves were found skipping around their
mother in the orchard this morning, andwhether
old Santa Claus had anything to do with empty
lug them cut Of stocking last night, cannot
imagine. AAETHUs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31
EgraeasERN.

On December Gsh, 1872, at aemphis, Tenn,
DR.. ROBERT B. CHRISTIAN, OF Fulton; Arksn-
sas, to Miss ANNA ~. youngest daughter Of the
late john 5. Christian Of New Orleans.
On Dec. 18Th in Harrisonburg, by Rev. ) b..
Fitzpatrick, GEORGE S. CHRISTIE, ESD to Nlss
HELEN B. FITZPATRICK, all of Harrisonburg.
On Dec. Oath, by Rev. J. B. Fitzpatrick, mr.
WILLIAM HENRY MAGALIs and Miss JUNIATA,
daughter of VIM: O. Price, of Harrisonburg.
On Dee 24th, By Rev. J. B. Fitzpatrick, ROB-
daughter Of Capt. B. T. KILLER, of Harrisonburg.
On the 25th Christmas dag. By the Rev. j. @.
Hensel, Hr JACOB A. WHITMoBE to Miss LUE
E RUEBUsH, eldest daughter Of Mr.. George
Ruebush-ali OF Augusta.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

TEMPERANCE ITKMs.-The Good Templars
and Council, No. Al, Friends of Temperance,
are negotiating Cor new hall over Brucss store,
which they intead 80 furnish and render attrac-
tive in variety If wa9 The orders are much
encouraged by tho reform exhibited Christmas
week, and are waskiy increasing.
A cheap decent. coffso-house is talked OF, and
one would pay wsll here. as in other cities, and
do great good
Grand Worthy Chief 4empar. G. ". Miller,
accompanied hy i.dcle5ation of the Good Temp
lars Lodge here, viii visit New Hcpe Friday
evening. and institute Lodge of the order in
that village
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31
Cg9'gGGge MGE5aag.

a<ARREAaEs ANas Es EsUsssazE ES.-I v ish
9 J to inform my friends that have moved my
CARRIAG SHOP
to my new building near the ''Yirginia" Hotel,
whore will keep on hand Carriages and Bug
gies of every description. By oiose attention TO
business and fair dealing, expect to give entire
atisfaction. will pay strict attention to Re
PAIRING. Give me call before purchasing.
ian is j. Il. WATERS,
EYAREsHAGE~ ~Ea & SAEN Il Sa.-At tbe solicita-
! ton of many of NJ tf5rrner patrons / have
again taken charge at my old stand, where ] will
carrv on the NARRIAG AkING BUSI-
lgSsS in ell It's various branches. and I am de-
terro;ned that my work shall not be surpassed in
fDish. style. durability Or price.
Special attention given to repairs.
anA-tf JOHN II. HARDY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31
Z remaining in the Staunton Post-Office, for
the week ending December 30th 1872:
;,ADTES

Miss Berry, miss s Bayleay, mrs ID Z
Garter, miss Crawford, miss l. B Ewing, mrs
j Edwards, miss G Hupman, miss L Holt. miss
A Harris, miss Ann Jordan. miss Massincup,
mrs NJ Rauls, mrs 3 Rhodes, Noah Ransbot-
tom, miss j Smith, IL i Taylor, miss M
Thomas miss HI Whltmore, miss L Il Wilson,
miss IL Walton.
CENTLEMEN.
W W Anderson, Z Burgess, Bre It's, Jno L
Carter. J II Huppnan. John Harris. Samuel
Jackson, James johnson j III Liddel, John
Stuart, j. Trust.
Partial Regulations under The New Postal
Code, '72-AIl letters published as non-deliv-
cred shall be charged one cent (Sl93).
Persons calling for Letters in the above lis:
should state that they are ''Advertised' TO dis
tine,lisn them from the daily mail. AS list OF
Advertised letters are made up every week, the
date Of TIE paper in which they appear should
he giyen. Z Fl. SEARS, 2. Il.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31
Deaths.

On the 28sb, Mrs. LYDIA WOODWARD, wife
of Ephraim Woodward, OF Staunton.
At his residence at Cross-Keys, Rockingham
county. on Sunday morning, Deceo' 10Th, Ar
JOHN KENNEDY, aged about 30 years.
At the Virginia Hotel. StaGnton, on the 24th.
IDA, infant daughter of Mr. N. A. Jacobs, OF
Shreveport, Louisiana, aged 10 months
On the Goth inst RETHA, aged seven years,
daughter Of David aud Eliza PGrrack Of Green
vile, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31


To,Sr ODDS AND ENDs.-NO city improve
meuts IN buit t>dings to report but wonderful
ond hot, ar ona in the remarkable absence OF
drunken nas.I Chris tmas...... rat v Ioole S'"i
ponies. 1.-The courting turn out" dlo hoDls e. scr
vice sleirning-look out for CARDS ''.''''' Ahere
were many falls last week on the slippery pave.
7oent and some hurt themselves baoiy"'.. oio
bars.n live and fat only Is cents EACH. Ihlrty
six deeds. &c, recorded in county clerk once
November termThe Raging Tads-oid Col.
Tad and Mrs Tad leading in buggy-paradea
in grotesoue costume Xmas day, to the dellght
of the little es.....Boys skated all over our
!, ills last week on the frozen snow-ihe severe
Ia drove deer to Craigsville and death last
'oiC The fast time of the ''Wild Irishman'
49, d to Huntingdon, making the "Trip
from, R;cb-oond including 18 miles gap IN "a
Lo,1n, n. p y u T.. Davis tho accomplish
I'D cent Of Lexington, Lee Memorial is dong
TIoII for - roo,, t&rly organized band OF
bor.o thieves are ronorted 'prospeeting" IN this
county-Look out. Charley Stafford mas M,
ished neat Job of oak granting as the E0Sto-
fce......The Temperance men will C, NSitlue : IS
orous campaign VS.. King Alcohol in
liquor man in Staunton says he pays ~>'o'oo0 ~D ~
all pre-texts for sinners to preach on here. iiO
signal service weather reports are to be puI -
our P O., and all offices in reach Of telegraph.
........ Nearly $4,000 arrivals at our hotels anu
boarding houses in 1872. More stars are seen
in day time on our slippery pavements than ever
before known .... Christmas was quiet but pleas
ant; several parties and balls, church services,
childrens festivals, and general reunion OF
hearts and hands, made it one long to be remem-
bered by our people-"..Some $4,000 was spent
in toys, confections, &C., in this city Christmas
1.-The "henfuenza'' deprived the State lnstl-
tuti4hs Of their regular Xmas turkey, but good
dinner they had for all that But few fireworks
Xmas night.. This local would be livelier il
the man at the Hospital hadn't ''gone back on
us"on the dog -....All the ice-houses are 1uil''-
We asked Uncle Dick" about it and ne sad
"any man who went back on US about dog
ought to be sick"-With hard word added....
Bridal tours no longer fashionable, but trip
to tLe country is..... We shudder when we think
of the fate OF the man who went back on his
pr" Mise about the Christmas dog, but the Devil
c ckles......... Constant cigarette smokers it is
.saios die Of nsumption........The Legislature
may tax dogs and be-dogged. It would serve
man at the Hospital right...If woman is equal
n man why can't she whistle ?...... "a gumeias.
+ic fool" is the euphonious title now given tc
that stvIe O. young man who cocks his hat over
ono eve screws d cigar stump in the corner of his
,oon+b and .'burns;' from bar-room to bar-room
on ssa spread. ." .... How ''that man. can look 6
dog in the face puzzles US, but then ne has
the cheek of life insurance agent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

SALEs-The Greenville hotel was sold at auc-
tion-John j. Larew, auctioneer-on the 9th
instant, to Wm. ). Mckee, Esq, for $l975.0O.-
Mr. Mckee will Immediately reopen in style,
and Vas offered $250O for his bargain.
On Saturday, E. M. Cushing. auctioneer, sold
the Riffo house in Pcintsville, to Judge Il. ",
Sheffey, for $500.
Richard T. Foster has purchased the family
grocery Of Geo. z. Harper OF Main street, and
added largely to the stock.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

A TEST CAsE.-Whiie all great Il Northern
lines from the Atlantic, west have been closed
by the late freeze, our C-15 o. e R., with none
of the improved means for removing snow
blockade, has been running its entire length !;
has had no accident and the longest delay has
only been about three hours, and the cars are
now running on time. as but one such snow has
ever occurred along its line, in the memory of
man, this may safely be set down as q test case
and 6 yerv gratifying one too.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

LEMoNs.-Mr. N. III. Green, near Greenville,
raised this season, fine lot OF lemons-the lar
gest measuring l3 inches in circumference, and
weighing II ounces. IF anybody can beat this
in Virginia, ''let EN- pitch in thar lemons"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

HANDSOMELY DoNE-Some friend, unknown,
presented VIM. A. Burnett, county clerk with
a splendid patent inkstand, containing ink of ali
colors, in revolving compartments. Itis hand
some and well deserved compliment, to a most
polite gentleman and efficient public officer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

BAD DoGs.-Last Thursday Charley Fox was
attacked on the street by two dogs belonging to
David Nelligan, below Va hotel stables, and
badly bitten on the hand, before Mr.. Nelligan
could get them off, The Mayor ordered the dogs
to be killed OF sent out Of the city.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

COUNTY CoURT.-Tuesday last, Thomas Clay
ton, for larceny, sent two years to penitentiary'
Nancy A. Cash and VIM. J. Cash were- recog-
nized TO appear for State vs.. Carter Cabbell, 4th
Monday in January, for attempt at rape John
Wayt renewed his bond as Notary. James Bum
gardner was allowed $500 for services; W. L.
Mowry was allowed $i25, as Sheriff and Jailor,
and w. A. Burnett $500 as clerk. P @.
Palmer was summoned to appear next term to
chow cause, if any. why the road from Palmer
Mill to Swoope's Depot should not be made
through his. land, as per report of Commissioner
S. K. Taylor. Court adjourned Saturday .28th.
to meet January 9th
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31
Lla1nE Tnsices.

g7sG eaEEuA-ia vReatiozs.--In the clerks
: Office Of the Circuit Court for the county
Of Augusta, December 10th, 1872
Nicholas K. Trout, Trustee in Deed from Mat
thias Schmitt ... Plaintiff,
against
B. Eshridge, = Walker, and - Walker, in
fant children of Maria Walker Z Z. w. Duke,
and Elizabeth S. his wife: legal heirs and repre-
sentativos Of William s. Eskridee decd Defts,
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain title to a
lot in the city of Staunton, sold by said VIM. S.
Eskridge to said Schmtt.
The defendants, John T. Towles and wife and
- Walker and - Walker. in fant children of
Maria Walker, decd not having entered their
appearance. and it appearing by satisfactory ev-
idence that they are non-residents of this Com
n1onweal.h, It is ordered thst they do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do wha! is necessary to protect
trout p. q. J.N. RYAN, elk.
de17-4s
NTEEsGHNaA.-At rules held in the Clerks
Office OF the circuit court CT Allegheny
county, on Monday, the Fad day Of December,
IS72-Orville T. Rogers who ,ues for himself
and all other creditors of 4 n. L. Morton, dc
ceased, who may be willing to contribute to the
costs Of this suit Usrsas Andrew Fudge, survi-
wing partner of himself and Wm. t. Norton
deceased, late merchants and partners under tue
A
Montague, admir- of Wm. E. Morton, decd, and
G. Kyle. Andrew Fudge, and VIM. NJ. Scott
SURVIVING suretes, and John z. Pharr, late sher-
if and as such administrator of VIM. G. Hollo-
way decd and George 2. Persinger, admir- of
Jos Il Persnger, decd, who were also sureties
Of said James IL. Montague in his bond as ad-
ninistrator Of VIM. t. Morton, decd,
IN CGANCERY.
The object OF this suit is 10 compel settlement
of the estate Of VIM. T. Morton, decd.
And it appearing from affidavit fled in the
papers OF this cause, that George 2. Persinger,
admir- of Jos H. Per5inger, decd, is q non-res-
ident of the Stale OF Virginia, Ordered that he
appear here within one month after due pubica-
ton of this order and do what is necessary to
protect bis interest in this suit
COpy-teste
j. Il PHARR. Clerk.
r. L. Parrish, p. g, del0-4w
NEEeGgMEA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks
OGce Of Highland county court
on Monday. the 2nd day of De-
cember 1872
George Whistleman, Plaintiff, In case with
against
Elizabeth Botkin, Defendant. Attachment.
The object of this suit is to recover OF the de-
fendant the sum of S64.00 with interest thereon
from the 22aa day of February, 1868. till paid
and the costs of this suit and to attach the mon
ey, debts and effects due or owing TO the defend
ant in the county Of Highland, and subject them
to the payment Of the same. And it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that the defendant is
resident of the State Of Virginia, 1t is Or
dered that she do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and 60 what
is necessary to protect her interests.
& o0py-Tesse,
Jones, p. q, del0-4w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

HIGHLAND.-The Baltimore San has q Mon
.terey, Highland county, correspondent, called
"Walgamot," who grows enthusiastic over the
narrow-guage railroad and the wonderful re-
sources of that rich county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

Two to two dollars and q half an hour for two
horse sleighs and the stock on hand not equal to
the demand at that, was the gratifying order to
livery men. last week
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

Is it not to the interest of the farmers to pay
more attention to the culture of flax? It will
pay in seed, and in selling the fibre to the paper
makers. In England it is worth $3.50 per ton for
this Durpose.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

Col. Ozborne and his corps suspended work
on the line OF the Wash, Gin. and St. Louis r.
Road, during the Holidays. They were in the
neighborhood of Mcdowell, and from NJ onterey
to the point at which they halted, had an admi-
rsble line
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

WHOLE" or we would offer the usual apologies for
this half-sheet
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31
n, E. HEN ER Z


n. B. EHENDBE
has just received his supply of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS of the
Latest and most Fashionable Styles,
which wero purchased at low figures and will
be sold .t short profits. In his stock
can be found the following;
LADIES READY-MADE SUITS. LADIES
UNDBRW EAT. CLoAKs, s8AWLs,
Cashmere Wrappers, Gloves and
Hosiery, Lace Hankerchiefs
and Collars!
KID GLOVES,
SILK sHAWIs AND SCARF5
OF the Latest Styles,
EE$JJi2aej'y Goods!
Our Stocl, of Millinery is the finest we have
ever kept, comprising
E0NNETS ARID HATS,
Fc7ihers, Flo,gcrs, R!5bons, Lacea, end
Yclreieens Of all CoIOrs.
In fact, almost everything that IS kept III first
class Millinery Establishment
DIRK GOODS,
CLOTHS, FLAENELS,
LIND5EYS, COUNTERPANE5,
C0MFORTABLES, JEANS, C0TTONS.
EATTNETS, and many otherar
tcles too tedious to
eCume7ate.
Call and examine for yourselyes as will take
pleasure in showing you very fne and attrac-
tive stock Of goods
1s2g~ Terms Cash. -7SSG rav 10 tt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-31

Is We have good prospect for trade du-
ring the coming year. Wheat and -four, our
chief staples, are bringing remunerative prices
to the farmers We are informed by Mr, ?. B.
Sublett, one of our principal shippers Of grain,
that he was paying as much as $780, for all prime
wheat offered, which is equivalent to 5000 PEI
barrel for -four. The relative value OF tour and
wheat continues to exist and considerable in ia
yOr OF wheat