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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10
LIVE STOCK Markets.

PEDsr P.b g-BEEvEs-Arrvsls 81 all al CommuapaT max
1f fs Cor The stock ba all been sold AID tue uarS~t
OF perhapsa little higher sun iht
df0Fs cattle costing by AZ NE r
here The averaged far 20 quality and
so1 exception Of Cherokee ~ -
The hppefs Co., Lehman Bros cars
h d Keusu each cars Coney hcPhef'ol cars WIKI
sTsrAl smaller
Se BY Co.e7 McPherson: their a fat ~ cWt trades
H0i5e; for Van Meter, % ktc 80 ort
na D. c.e Co. ~ nic " y Steers OF
- b Newton Gle and 10 Ind Tor '" higuier "a e"
a. lOie. e. p q -.
MGadH sid ~ Ms,our steers mostly received yesterl7
cNt, II lJtHll.c ..
Moe % about II cw average at 10! al4c
10 TOPS, go,d. Bielmuth May. a. rae
W 6 illinois steers tor r. hlemans "a cNt AZ
it0l-c, ana 10 Ono cattle Tor himself, % cWt 81 lIte
Dsi i0T VOeuer Co, 81 Illinois steers c"t AZ N I5,
% ~ Ohio Of wt for Lehman Bro al iEi
Ken f. h good fair u Missouri cattle Tor STEM Hes 500
O. ~ an 81 Little s. Cherokers a. Dc.
nhkvArtas today car. a. F0Y ghfh-st and at '"uIu
paw beng latter place sud likely to arrive before
rsh 20 far l. 6O2 head Trade good 1 sell
ns al foil reaching &C.. with rough oi ~ 't &C.
SECS ComuulDaW, Including some late Tesrlav b. J. y feOck
N, eoar' l-e 3D. n at &C.; % lzdilDa @ 10, ci o ihos
- %. t o1o. 81 n 7lc; III ditto dll D &c @ OF d+ 3D. 'i
q, ~ n and 81 very PRIME bre weol ono W ~ ~ -
Hume kot yhh, 1903 state bucks AMI % % az
Jc h4 ewes "a n 7ic los Ohio, d. 8c, aud % o. Oi ID "
Hostr~.s 2s ca-s ~ Foetb and At CommuusE, making
so IS ~; ttv sla shir-sd a. -. &C.,
and W sales q live D., l. IT, Red Oh on
~ D e. gees Indiana. ~. 50 Sc an' W n"i irsna lSln
- n at 20 City dresd Of Iowa ~ % pd a bs - o..
''4'etaf =, hog st6i1osc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Bnrxopg FEB s-Cotton quiet Low sdnirr, ,llc W The
Is 67 50 Sc d. EIt@ So 7sa 5 50 DO Famiv ~ %,
e. 50 Wheat 6rme pe5n,,ly'n' - ;se s. Corn qge
Mess Pork ga So Bulk Meats que; shoulders, 5sc Rib Sides
Shoulder, eic Ri Sides. Sc Hans ~. Ls .trsd, sc
5 Ts5s Butter unchanged but stock 'e' Light WHISKY o'''a
Io1vIrrr F6 Rargrg sr .tI4al5e Flour and active
Corn active sbee sacked Sc Oats sacked Sc Rye arm
AGssr zen S"w6eas-Sodng doing R- du aHd unchanged
TS5 es, & ops s Nee8 N M , !, S 9
Nothnr doing Caue-Recept' 5 cas- 81 IN e1rs Of a
higher hrhrs, price c &c Sheep nouny unckangsd
6,TseO FsO Flour 4 mo6efie d@Sna
W Vi 80 = T I pS5 G F,s WSo quiet AMI 5rsbp E
Milwaukee Cub choice white Canada > aa Corn uncaneei
sa$i Is for Cinads Corn Neal 81 60 for Bote5 . $ i,r
y alinsi 7SGs 30 per uR hfa%n" ,'ia HT'1 F'e'-A''-
F9lr TO Bosoa &c 10 SeI OH % 70 H5any &c . an
F9qT Gull SuPs0e 50 - e E5,L.s 80 ga - ' Wcoa.9
ONO DO = . = -, Fancy lots . So SO beat firm Choice
latter 10, Fnry Michigan braad Rye steady pc Corn .
reqae,i New Yellow t8c High rei 6,@;o, oss ss WIZ
firm at 9tas,c Petroleum dull Crude l'ic hean, o. WHISKY
Cryc'yyAr Feb 9Fosr f 1.n',d F'n7 - ' ~, rs
Wheat trn and scarce e. - 55a ~ 81 corn ,ely ~ &c. oar.
firm Reserve eoq22c PORK qu aai angi a. So g. iari-
hoarsny Sc for Sbouie-, s. 10 To- . & 5000 r. Soao.
a5'e part tqv March and p:F 'ecr Nra B..ag a @ Zoo.
10 Live Hor' fair demand and advanced Good to % ~ 5f
CWe,co fso 9loar quiet ana unchanged Wheat ltya1ci and
L. i i ly M f az ~ Oats Ur, end uaela,ea
a. g9a4a .. r2's d7 an S's % .s T NJ, go
:,s 49, and a 55Gs.pg1 drssa Neat neaus p. 81
FIRM I've Hogs mi. an Sfi over rSiT'm ange 7ta-' 0gi
toa sae at - sSo s. q ,oi ir 20 choice ga - > 5e.
w1,sv ,oJ al 8s Recsrts-goOl lt, Fo1r mo bush Wheat.
1000 bush Corn. 3l'cJ tasa ol'' 5S slh Eg Ig'', ,
Wheat, l405o iasl ora o.., 30'ba.A Barley an $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10
COTTON MARKETS

G,-vrsrov 9-Cot51 iu ,ui rs Good O-'narv lslc
ITO b.; e a. %. a,r,: receipts OF the
ree1 s al..' ss se 1854 s'' '"' bales
NOBLE Fen Cotton dull and nominal ht!Dns' Y, pe' r.
stock 81 81 bales receipts o. the week 5aL bfies cTpjFisto
Great b. aa $50 bales ooGF~s 5j o-e'' ''is Of 'Ae week
CoLryBr. in r-.s,ts ne ses 2' bales ship
ment lO72 bales sl--. 4lO bales 'o's -iI'' b-ls .'
2-s b.l-. eIpor,coasse H ba-, Jiei
Of tie week bales, ssDooaste's ga bales sales Of t1-
CsAELrsTos P-b oco.ea ian Mil9r. .omiaay 33ir ret
ae D28 bales ue receipt, Of the w+eA Al
gross 6'oo bar' sIgor''as wise 1853 Bales sas Of Tie
onls,s. FEB Cotton irregular Maaugs nomn,y 22!o
ltaa 40 bales BrcusB 1lj bales 20 Gavasto 30 bales
bales gross, ba.e eIPors-o Gr1i Britain 49, bales 70
CoounrDs 7'j bales c,A@ 1903 bales sales Of the week
BosroS scoson quiet, Nda.nss ,ais ne. T.csg 70
sales aot, 5000 bales net receipts Of tie Ereh so
OF the week 1000 bales 800
Of The week bates .,os-lg7 5at bales ~ t9 bale.
MAcos FEB sCoIou tali. Mdllg'. 2Ic receipts F2 '1e'
LorIsvILLE, Pen 9-Cotou iull m.idtng-. 2.c
ST. LS,. r. r.. 7otfod AK sad .uI aias 2c
PHLADHLPHA FEB sCoton nominal M4diAS' Us net -
asSps. Psb 9-Coton dull AID nominal Mdilnss 22le22e
is7s y rs bales, receipt the week. oO2 bas. shipments 70
'' S5,, .oS Va FEB coonNotirs DOING net rep S5
bae. ~ o4ie' 'oA aI. fco3,. o'
s an b,I-s ss-s n the week. ~ bales - -
AlS.'IH o s ,s. 300 1 bse 7 Il l7j bales ~
IS 20 5aes receipts Of the week 100 bars % Of the week 1870
,-t.-
stock 100 bales ,~,o
a. P.b g-Co'On-StOk 1911 i'75 bsles ~ t13O bales
,s~aDt. ~ The week JI5 bales: shipments 100 bales
BAraoRE Feb 3Cott1B frm Ming 81 12b net receipts
i2 BALE gross bales sales 6 bale stock !'S bales net
eenfs Of tie bse-; gross 2J05 bales erporsto rat
Britain bales th Continent pa bales; oOa"lse. Ioy' bales
sale, 81 the week 5bl bales
sty,yS,g Peb and sellers apart tendency down
ysri Ndnpg. 9gr; receipts he sxpo-t0a-~l>e ji
bss -,s b.ss 7J8}l bales receipts of the week
10 q t -fport'to "reat Bnthn' |'' bales 'A"'N'e '''0'
Ia e.. Ji b bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10
tHGchluerp.
OcedH 5elmers

IT $ MAIL tO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP 60. snhsy r-ral,rir
EVERY THI RsDAY O'Clock ,. prscseJ. Pier No Q,
NORTH
MORO CASTLE Capt r n. Adams ............. FEB IS
CRESCENT CITY b vsa Sce INA stl'aul Rsh =
For freight Or passage apply % A. " Dlhu' PrsHient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10
financial.

NATIONAL BANK.-TO the COmptTOiler OF
" tle Clrrrur Washington GSE l. - hereby cebcd IN
Of snf@t An Act - pro
ve Nauons pledge Of United states Bonds
And Dros, circulation and cre approved zone
Of the stockhod'rs Of hs fOkl MADISON
NATIONAL BANK located Madison the stat Of Iowa l'
sw AMI the Articles Of Assoc o. Ad
.nE Al ssIi Association, Fort Madison io~d % the
u Decslb- 1871, vOt by the shareholders OF sd
A,-o alton than hat d AssoaA
ton 70 hqli-suOa and be cioseL
In testimony whereof have nv instruction Of The
Board Directors Of Association, hereto sub
OF TBH sTibe Ied the sssi Of sad Association,
nAEK Madison Aforesaid, TIE day and year shove
.....-.,...... written T. X WkVfE. Preaisnt
J s Rev Stamp. csncfsi
EOTICK-Fie FORT MADISON NATIONAL BANK, located at
Port Madison state Oi Iowa j. closing up is Affairs Al note
sail Assoc therefore hereby
ani other the Association
y.yuept-Dasl Fort Madison lows, Dec 70 IsIl.
p'' X WRvRR. Prsaient
De.AT,Hz GAcEAwASsA, AsD wEsTzRS r + COT
N ExcHAsGr- rLAcE kEw YOhE. Jan. ~. ls7R
rsNTIF ANIMAL ELECTION of officers and
manager. Of Company will be held a. s Office On TUESDAY
the dsy % February prOTiiB0 no. .,
The trsn-rr booss closed from CLOCK 81 until
the norpng Of Feb a. By % hr boari Of haIsger
vs. CHALbbS u. CAkhfL. SeeTeiay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10

Psr Norm Rusr Vessss RriTo1a,.
Fsh Z BeesNAI 80 bush Be ba.- E'"p Corn ~
oas Cote, pkss bbls EEks 700 hbh Fi"ur
- blys t1 Meal 40 bush Wheat, ,7O1 huh Corn l bush
Oats 81 @ III Seed 60 bush Peas klo DaSs
T. Pc g. bL Copper, TO- ds, IA bls Hile 100 rolls Leaihe
93& s leather bbs Spns 1urpentne, l8 hbls hosn ~
bags Pr. Pecan % pigs Beef 1853 pkg Pork sOZl
pIE Cot 1880 La < Dressed Hogs gO pkgs Chesss
Nl 1889 IJl0W ~ bb~ faloN O
- bib OF s0 pkgs Rec 63 pigs Starch, ~ half chests Tea -
e& IS bales Wool 6z2 boa WHISKY l3j bids Tobacco DOB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10

NATIONAL LINE
STEAM TO LIysRrOOL AND y. eh"SAO"'
pron Per No ~ het5 ased,,,o,
Pnq .,ffnISslOWS AID LitkRPODL
o., 49,, F'N @Lh"'''" .kBAY .rh 40 .p.n
EN.'.-'N' Al'''"' Feb q % ~ a "a
SiHN, 's., SATURDAY. Eeh "a. a. } -
iuE. ~ eAN I''N'''''' SATURsJAl March J. ss8Osam
p, >, tr,ool Qureaso-n r'hin 'ad 800 sesfs<-.
p,-,.l Sewage lgFerp9o.
t.,..,--., Gl,.xs-. Dr LpntaR q = 'atrenef
rb osrlea.. sgPy a. Tue i'Tpn's use No - br'ss
=" '''''' +. %. HURST Mans<cH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10

. n
Catt4-R--r- making the week " 29
be
Central iesgs shipments 20 J mostly stoc Gre 10
rgf o. shipped prices the aypIce iabi wees
nuvers hoing Of sales o. III Lead Illinois steers rnnZ
rom 10 l.ao a. - Tiat5 bi, ~ heh
~ Canada common Averaging 100 u ~ ga III head
Min. our steers averaging 2 n a. 80 head OHIO ers
sver,9ng O63 B. SheepRecepts market closed
srrn nearly everything here changed hands
s,les 81 bead averaging n 10. ~ a
ana yert1ng 10 10 Canada hrrD lvrrHnlg l0 h At
81 oxs-Recspts head sales O 49, ead ratS Ar al % 10
10 - IS Extra would bring %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN hARKET-

EUROPEAN hAHKET-
LOsDOs reb g- C0usO ope--d 20, for snb
" fT F,rtse6y l,, 5l $685.
Old, sii t557s Oh Ten-Fories g.
fEANkgr 8-Umted Five rNenty boaGs have De-
eh1ol H. g, fof the sue Of l1b2
LIVEsfl0l s-l0JO n.-Cott0n oyeueI Adiing Up
i.noi lea MidHg Orleans lltl Of The sek ~ 40 bale
Ho0 for goo sJecl f55'~
SsSs-lS 90 Aencal Receipts Of u week yO baes ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10

o. sDee's u ''''''
Al. a. Jlnusv On; . . n an, ,,-tst which s-r with
err 80 touL trade prevailing Prices are vel nan'Ane
y . Eas d becoming ever, Gh me-. Ar i'm. the
,lssF -. 80 81 r,rtisu.ar s g1otet 20 desrer'
- m IorpH P-er-rf J'a 800 49, g., 40 W. 49,.
IHs NV - rt r,or o. reguar Sue wish copy o. me Gov
t.. D.. the Hon Acreage M Eng 'De wares an ''ul lor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10
Co,t,pncd from Third Page.

, A. ,,.,r 10 600 hush. Grain 1t 80 Com Slgel
ss o. ~ hae Of Cotton Al II by si .z 800 Rs :, ~. sj
Hsesl a. and Tslow and orc pags aIs~ az B-,b bs
and ho' - a. B,bsa 1870 bhls Refined, At 6s ID,
hcE nth O00 b5 NsphhA hence 70 hsSre - pi,n
ssss..s a. sJ turs register from relsN,oaA' i' " NV
q AMI 5 per ccnt piuuAke
siA The arlet Prime remains very dull but sea
m In better denAni aad prices have mpso'ei' w 9
Ge 1-s o. whea skng MONEY! under he a91ahee
GkAlN Europe the demand j. henl
N. ose market is better sTl cute s' o ,r r,ce
M he tbe ssies l60 $40 bush A. : 81 Tor No M
tfusel , &G RI - 'or do IN store; = =. loi ~
eigo SP ~ IA Tor No ~ 6S for Amber Jersey on PEI -
MlEaake Bsrev hut steady; sales Of Nv bash goo
kf "V -. al nc 20 bush rowe a. - W. BARE n
T but s s Of SO ess5c s'Sis At NJ Ono Miri At Sc
BAL not End White At ~ d3.c, the atfr of aF
We e. No IN store SIZE bid Rye = he hshcI ons
Nesep eh-. Is serious drawback 70 an aeu'e aue ne oa
fvAe The sales l6 600 bush Damn ana Irsoana az ~
aqufs re A. :3d74c closing al ~ Stc; western VIZ
&c Yel0s Al 141 4ti Sonlen " "e ~ 'N'''
a 554c 4, Jersey YclloV AZ Il f72!c
The demand moderate and TOE mSrSet Is seA'y VIC
GUMS. . 10 weight Cloth Is In fair demand and trm al loc
coSNs he srnerec ststsmeht nom M bmme mess -
No. ~ 1rsce opened au the ioreIrt OF tle @
vhh u - ~ hit Of this class being entirely et
h hee b. eeu compctts her attention 70 ne second
tee1 rae quantities Of which have changed hApus u
al os last With light receipts
A. b' 81 present demand vii wipe out tt Hoos OF ne"
.s asd brewers viii then have 70 fall bsek on Oh N
hcps m ' Judging from the tenor OF letters on
tea srcak Of h17ers securing 10 ~
1e rF a. paving hga 5Oc II for SECOND grsdes me
-. Y Journal says ,., -, 80, -. b.e,
t,-trirbt purchases Of seconds OF u n"e 3eeh
.-r Al 80 according 70 qualy nese HOPS
nss ~ s Manufacture o. present use ale mon'n or TWO
bssc sno red soue attention. especial, ss hut owing to
"a growth Lille business has Neeu done NJ
III nai sl H.. = rtuced to hundred bales few more
A..hu- aanNf So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10

GUARDIAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
A GENERAL MEETING Of the CREDITORS
Of Institution
will be Banking House. No ib4 ChhAm-st. On the
dsy Of FEBRUARY, instant, at 10 o ciock Il N,
and against this Corporation and AT
m open and .ubng contracts gill be aserane and us a. FAR
A. m,y be- ami the amount money hands Of the unde nd
Receiver be declared .-,.- l.
An persons Who haV books balanced requested % 10
:" '' JEREMIAH QCINLAN RsoeVsi
PLArr GERARD BUcKLEr.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

ESP ECIALLY.
Miss B. J. FISHER can be found at my Store,
prepared to manufacture to order, at short no
tice, all styles of
FASHIONABLE HAIR WORK, CURLS,
( CH1GNONS, SWITCHES, FRONTS,
AND FRIZZETTES.
Constantly on hand all the latest styles of Imi-
tation Hair Goods.
gr NOTIONS in great variety, Hosiery,
Gloves, Handkerchief, Scarfs, Merino Vests,
Rulings, &c. Jet and Milton JEWELRY, Pins,
Bands and Charms, from loo to SIS sett.
I GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTEENT.
Fine White Shirts Knit Shirts and Drawers,
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs, Fancy
Bows, from loc to 75c; Mems and
Boys fats, from 50c to $500;
Mems whole stock Boots from
$3.50 to Sc; Boys Boots,
S1.75 to So; Mems
Gum Shoes, only
81 90.
mr Ladies', Misses and Childreu's Shoes,
from soc to SIS. Ladies' Shoes made to order
in Baltimore and Philadelphia, and every pair
warranted.
STAMPING, on Linen, Cotton and Flannel,
executed with neatness and dispatch.
@- FURS-all sly les and qualities.
Trunks, valises, Ladies' and Gents Travel
ink Companions, from 81 to $40.
@ ORDERS go
from the Country amounting to $500, and up
wards, accompanied with the cash, will receive
prompt and special attention, and the package
returned FREE of express charges over the Rail-
road and Stage lines, and satisfaction guaran-
teed..
We hope, by fair dealing, to merit portion
Of the public patronage. Every article warran-
ted as represented.
Call early and secure bargain
noyl JAS. W. NEWTON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

RoLD RosBERY.-A very cool robbery was per-
petrated on Wednesday night, at the residence
of Mr.. Valentine Huppman, on Buffalo Branch,
about miles from here. Some thieves entered
the front room and with an axe priced the top
of the bureau of, which admitted them to it's
contents. They found and robbed pocket
book containing 81, moved pistol to place of
safety and carrying some Of Mrs. Huppman's
clothing, strung it carefully along fence. Mr..
a and wife were sleeping in ear room and
heard nothing of the TRANSACTION
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06
City Notices

HORSE PLAGUs-This terrible epidemic has
made its appearance in all the larger cities
throughout the United States in the last few
weeks and is expected to extend to the rural dis
trcs throughout the land. In Baltimore and
Harrington, d. c., it has been successfully. man
aged by the free use of SroNRBRAKER's HORSE
POWDER and CELEBRATED LIN1NENT. Hundreds
of Horses in the cities named have been cured by
the timely use of Powders, and numbers have
been entirely prevented from taking it. All
owners of horses should at once procure Stone
braker's Horse Powders and Liniment and they
need have no fears of losing their hoses. Sold
in, Stau nton by Trout, Strioling Berkeley, and
in all the country stores novl5-4t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

TIN GIRLS Al WARRIORS There has been a
new feature introduced in the Augusta and Vir-
ginia Female Institutes here by Prof T. V Carr,
whs is the master Of Calisthsnics in those insti-
tutions. 1t is the spear drill, modelled on the
Zouave drill, and in it the young ladies acquire
grace of posture which nothing else can give
them. 1t is quite novel sight, their drill by
sections and divisions, and is happy combina-
ton of amusement with exercise. Prof. Carr
has also introduced the roller skates as part of
his exercise at both institutes
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

SALEs.-Mr. J.. Frank Davis, commission er j,
sold on the 28th ult., a farm of 5 acres on the
Warm Spring and Harrisonburg turnpike, at
$685. per acre, Mr.. Larkin Humphrey being
the purchaser. On the goth ult., Mr.. E. NJ
Cushing, auctioneer, sold Of the Moon land 5
acres, to B. 7. Bag at $50 rs, and 81 acres to
NJ. G Hartman at $56.25 per acre. The land is
situated on the Vallsy Road one mile from
Staunton. e'f(@
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-A large audience
gathered at Temperance Hall, at New Hope, on
Tuesday night to hear an address from Mr.. S. N.
Miller, of this city. Eleven gentlemen and two
ladies signed an application for charter for q
odge of Good Templars, which will soon Do or
ganizsd there. Mr.. Miller is very young man,
but has already attained tho position Of Chief
Templar Of the lodge here.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

MARRIAGE OF JUDGH McLAUGHL1N.-Hon.W Will
liam Mclaughlin, of Lexington, judge of the
thirteenth circuit, was married on the 2sth ult.,
at Cleveland Springs North Carolina, to Miss
Sallie, daughter of Hon. 7. 8. Mays, deceased,
late Of Montgomery, Alabama. Rev. J. L. Kirk
patrick, D. D., of Washington and Lee Uniyer-
sity, was the officiating clergyman. ~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

DANGEROUS PRACTICE OF BoYs-It is no unu-
sual sight at our depot to see boys amusing
themselves by short rides on the trains that are
passing. In Charlottesville last week, little
son of Capt J. G. Culin leaped on train think
ing it would stop at the PLATFORM but it ran past
and he had to leap of while the speed was very
great, his head being severely gashed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

The GREAT RivIyAL,-THE great revival at the
Methodist church, under DR.. Ro.ser, continues.
Up to last night $50 persons had gone up to the
altar to ask the prayers of the congregation On
Sunday morning last there were "a additions to
the church, and yesterday evening, Rev. Mr..
Kennedy baptized persons, who desired INNER
sion, in the baptistry at the Baptist Church
Meetings are being held nightly at the Luther
an church under Rev Mr.. Gilbert.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

A Cold SKAP.-On Thursday night last there
was slight fall of snow, and on Friday morn
ing it was generally agreed that cold snap was
upon Us. The thermometer in exposed places
was 50 belor 1ers. There was general freez-
ing of hydrants and gas metres. Saturday was
pretty much the same way, but on Sunday night
there was a heavy slsst and on Tuesday morning
there was = change to Spring time.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

PkRsoNAL.-Messrs. Jos. and Thomas Popham,
of England, arrived at tho Miller House last
Monday. They ar. on the look out fer farms
in this county. t s5..st-
Maj. Jno. A. Hartman went down to Richmond
Monday, to be ON hand when tho Grant State
Electors meet. ,..... s.,....-.,.
Mr.. James Carton left here Monday, for, St.
Louis, whore he will join Charles G. Carson, his
son, and proceed with him to Texas, where their
families will soon remove.
Mayor N. K. Trout and Hon. Alex. H H.
Stuart have gone to Richmond to attend the
meeting of Chesapeake + Ohio R. R. stockhold-
ers
Col. n. p. Whitcomb, chief engineer of the G.
4 o. R. R., passed through Wednesday going to
Richmond. kE& kEG#p
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-06

We call special attention to the card in this
paper of Spencer J. Robinson, No. 50, Elbow
Lane, Baltimore. Mr.. Robinson has been en-
gagged in tina oyster business for some years, and
from bis high reputation in that line, we have
no hesitation in advising all who want some
really fine oysters, either canned or by gallon,
to- give min, trial.
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A FlnE PREvENrxD.-On Sunday last it was
dlacoyed that wooden wedge by which one Of
the pipes Of the heating apparatus at the Presby-
tsrian church was fastened in its place was
charrsd and smoking, and might, at some day,
break out into flame. The fixture was changed
10 ~ to avoid such an accident hereafter.
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LIGHT -Nielsen's Candles are full weight, six
to tie pound, pure and give better light and
last longer than Adamantine candles and are sold
cheaper than any other candle.
Apply to the Grocers, at Market House on
market days, or at Nielsen's Factory ION Green
Street. rov1.et
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FRE1aHr TRAIN Orion Friday night last, an
extra freight train in charge of Engineer Chas.
Robinson, ran off the track near Baskerville,
wrscking four cars, bat doing no other damage.
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HoME INsTIrUTIoN.-Nielson Soap washes
better goes farther and costs less than any other
Ask your Grocer for it and take no other, as
you will save money and labor. Also for sale
at the Market House on market days, or at Mel
SON. Factory, on Green Street, every day. st
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LATE MowIsG.-Mr. Geo. L. Psyton moved
his meadow, about 3 miles below here, On Tues
day last This is about the latest moving ever
heard of in this section
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M1scnL1A ssous ITEMs.-The total ftceipts o.
the Memorial Fair were $l,o52.s7, including
$685. sc paid in by the Catholic ladies tn rough
Mrs. K. NJ. Kelly. The expenses were $l54 o5,
leaving balance of $sss. So deposited in Bank
to the credit of Col, Skinner the Treasurer. s.
There is wooden railing arou nd the resi-
dencs of Hon. A. b. H. Stuart which is over
one hundred years old and still in preservation.
At the erection of mill near Newport, Mr..
Adam H. Steele had his leg broken and ankle
dislocated by falling timber Heis recovering.
Willis Gordon, colored, was con victed at
Harrisonburg last week, of rape on q white girl,
and sentenced to 10 years in the peniteAtiary.
P. B. HoEe, Of this city, was elected Director
in the Virginia Telegraph Company, at the an
nual meeting of the stockholders, held in the
city of Alexandria on the Bird instant. ~sn
Bishop Johns will administer the rite of con-
hrmAtioa At Trinity church on Sunday morning
next. ag4 2@s aatei g,ssd}
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TIE VALLEY PIKE COMPANY The report Of the
President of this company shows the receiptsfor
the year to amount to $ll, osl.oo. Expenses,
$s,74e.19A much Of it for making new bridges
and putting the road in better condition than it
has been since made. The balance on hand,
$3,e25.os3. Though the tolls are falling off the
President sees no difficulty in keeping up the
road, under present management, even if the
Valley R. R. is completed to Staunton. At the
last meeting of the stockholders the salary of
Jos. Andrews, Superintendent was raised to
$3.50 per annum the telegraph was ordered to
put their poles not less than 10 feet from centre
of road; tolls on two horse carriage, Is cents
each gate; one horse ten cents, and single ami
mat three cents
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EUREKA

WATER PROOF BOOTS AND SHOES!
Itake this opportunity of informing my old
customers and the public that am now putting
zap all of my Boots and Shoes WATER PROOF
through an entire new process of my own, which
will keep the dampness from coming through
the bottoms.
VIM BANTZ,
Two first class hands wanted on mems work.
noy29 IF
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Died.

On Sunday, the oath ut., at his late residence
near Moscow, in this county, John Orebaugh,
aged S3 years, months and 3 days.