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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-01-05
L NEW YORK
TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
TEAS GOFFEES .CT7GAR0 AND

TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS AND
Spices
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE
NO. 20 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
BRANcH-LExINGToN MARKET, NO. 43 nUTAw
STREET.
BR4NcE-RELAIg MARKET, COR. GAY AND FOR.
REST SITS.
may5-1y BALTIM ORE.
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It is said that ex-Mayor Chahoon is about
to remove to New York, when be will en-.
gage in the iron manufacturing business, in
connection with his father-in-law
Surveyors of distilleries are to be abolish.
ed, and $50. 000-say one-fourth of radi-
cal customs collectors annual stealings, say.
ed yearly to the government.
The poultry trade is becoming large
one in the Valley towns. Harrisonburg
sent off ten tons in four days before Christ
mas.
sszs>s ap-Sa.---
Gold is, to all appearance, permanently
down among the units, 1t stands at 10S.
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J. W. TODD & co

NoT1qREI1ii rr,s ,pos wonxs ~
STAuNToN, VA, Jan. l, 1872.
Our accounts to this date are made off, and
parties knowing themselves indebted to US will
please come forward and settle at once-our
wants are pressing and we must collect what is
due US.
W. A. BURKE, Pres't
anb-3t
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-We here
H. by notify all parties indebted to the es-
tate of George Baylor, deceased, and those hold
ire any claims against said estate to come for
ward at once With view to immediate settle
ment. GEOkGE 81. hAYLu
NEWTON A. BAYLOR,
PRESTON A. BAYLOR,
Executors of George Baylor, decd.
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One of the best steps taken by our people
lately has been the effort to establish Cat.
tie Mart at this point. The first sale occur
red few weeks since, with large number
of horses. cattle, hogs, sheep &C., on the
ground for sale, number of which changed
hands, and but fol. the eagerness to start
and the necessarily meagre nesice given,
every hoof of stock offered would have
changed hands The next sale will take
place on the 18th Monday in this month,
when much larger amount Of stock is ex-
pected than was offered at the previous
sale.
These stock sales are under the manage
ment of an energetic and experienced Eng
Iish gentleman, Mr.. Easton, who has sue
cessfully carried on similar sales at Cor
louisville. He proposes to conduct them
on the principle Of the English Stock Sales,
which every purchaser and seller of Stock
in England attends.
Staunton is most favorably situated for
building up a large Stock Market, being in
the midst Of a large stock grazing section,
and shortly to be the point of junction Of
two of the most prominent Railroads in the
country, thereby rendering the meeting Of
seller and buyer easy and with but the loss
of few hours, from which there can scarce.
" be doubt that the Stanton Stock Mar.
kct must be success.
Our readers, whether sellers or buyers,
should make it point to attend. If they
want stock they will find it on the ground
if they desire to sell they will find purchas-
ers. No time will be lost, as at present, in
hunting up stock or purchasers the top of
market will be obtained, as all parties will
be posted monthly. Expedition will be the
watchword, and as time is the essence of
every thing in these progressive days, every
minute saved is that much made.
For these and many other reasons, which
will suggest themselves to farmers, graziers
and purchasers, we urge them. for their own
interests, to attend our cattle sales.
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New advertisements
COUNTY LEVY
" FOR THE YEAR ES73.


The Board of Supervisors of Augusta county
met at the Courthouse on the LIST Monday IN
December, as required by law, for the purpose of
settling the County Treasurer's, the Superinten-
dent of the Poor, and Sheriff accounts with the
County in order to show the receipts and expen-
ditures Of the County for 1871, and lay the Levy
for 1872. The Collectors not having settled with
the Treasurer, the Board adjourned to the 18th
instant for the purpose of enabling the Treasurer
to make the required settlement, and having met
on that day, and finding that several Collectors
had not settled and that the Legislature had ex-
tended the time to the day of March next
thereby making it impossible for the Treasurer
to make any satisfactory settlement with the
Board-it was determined to proceed to audit
the claims against the County, and lay the Levy
for 1872, which was accordingly done as fol-
lows:
Estimated Expenditures for the gear 1871
For paying Jurors in Circuit and County
Courts.................... SS0O00
Expenses OF two Elections in lS72........ $4,000
Commonwealth g attorney for his public
services 10000
Clerk County Court for public services 500.0 90
| Sheriff, for public service .,.,......... 1900
Jailor, for publis service and attendance
on Courts ............................ 5000
Commissioner of Public Buildings,.. 5000
Board of Supervisors and clerk, pay for
services of 1872. ................... 90
Registration, pay Of Registrars for 1872, 10000
Augusta Law Library-rent ofroom...... 5000
| Expenses for Jai-fuel, repairs, &c.,. 275.00
Treasurer offiee-fuel, books, stationery 16427
| Expenses for Courthouse and grounds
repairs, ISL Al
| Circuit Court Clerks of6ce-books STA
tionery, fuel, 236 55
| County Court Clerks ofice-books, sta
tionery, fuel, 1888
Land Damages and costs on Road Peti-
| tons under old ievies) ............". ol4. 80
Old Road Claims OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 344 SO
Election in le7l-November.. ....".."... $1,000
Assessors for services heretofore rendered $500
For registration, births, marriages,
| deaths and other charges. 1917
Variousothar small am is, amounting to 131 so
| Aggregate. ".............,.....$5, 7lO.77
| Add
| To meet Treasurers Commissions, In
solvents returned, incidental expenses
aud pay such claims as may not have
been presented. ..........".........3,2 1852. IA
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again assert that mean what l say, and
those who have dealt with and know me, know
That will strictly fulfill all promise. Iintend
to sell frst-class goods at the very LOWEST CASH
RATES, and guarantee satisfaction, and to give
PIANO (werth $500 besides, to the largest cash
buyer during 1872.
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Fertiltzrs

| FertiltArs,
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| VELLS' CELEBRATED FERIr1zppc
Il RAY BONE PHOSPHATE
SUPER HosPHATE O. LIME
PUE BONE DUsr,
For saleby P.B. ncEappo
~ a., tertlllzersha given genera
Wereferto WmB. Cochran, Simpson r.
Tor, John ChristiaU W Crawfora noll:s Ia :.
and James R. Grol whohavensal "a psek
augI4-tf 'nens'
SoLUBLE PAClIC GUANo
NJ AND
FLoUtOF RAW BONE
HiKER & co. :
1onN G. Staunton, Va.
Southern states ssA = TO-, Gsneal Agents for
- i1''lmofe' ~u Aug
ze1 dar arc ~ tA SEE = hluable fertili-
farmer sholld trv Gof' uass ahu arass. Every
marae-tt, P. b. HOVE h BRO.
100 TEs PtRE GRoUN wINnsop
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MODUS OPERAN.DI:

A large Ledger will be opened on January LIST,
1872, and page or pages devoted to each cash
buyer in which strict entries of all purchases
during the year will be made; bills will be fur
nished each purchaser, so that he or she may
know at any time the amount of goods purchas-
ed, and the Ledger will be open for public in
spection, and on
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TO BE GIVEN TO THE LARGEST PUR-
CHASER IN 1872

This is to certify that I, Charles A. Gladke, Of
the City of Staunton, do promise to give, as a
PRESENT to the person purchasing from time to
time at my Store, the largest amount Of goods
during the year 1879,
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0gR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, /,
In charge of Mrs. GLADKE, is the most elegan
and extensive establishment in the State of Vir
ginia. We have on hand beautiful assortment
of Ladies'
HATS AND BONNETS
All shapes, stylea and sizes, and of the very
latest fas hion.
LADIES' WEIR,
Of all descriptions, Scarfs, Bows and Ties. Cnffs
and Collars-in fact every thing connected with
a frst-cIass.
NIkALNERY DEPARTMENT.
In Real and Imitation Hair Head Dresses, we
have secured large line of the very latest fash
ions, comprising every novelty in
CHIGNONa, 4y.l..
RRAIDs,
Ct'RLs, &c. &c.
This line is worthy your attention.
ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES, 81.
For further particulars, call and see.
Respectfully,
CHARLES A. GLADKE.
P. ST. mean to dojust what advertise, re-
mean to give Piano, and to 6uy it Of Chas. NJ.
Stieff and not take 1t aieay from an unfortunate
family. jap5-ly
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&C. GROVE. GEO. H. HUDSON.
INN. COPPER AND
Sheet IRON Establishment

AUGU STA STREET, STA UNION, VA.
We are prepared to do ROOFING, GUTTER
ING and JOB WORK, at the shortest notice and
in the best manner, out of the best material
Charges reasonable either in cash or country
produce.
We respectfully solicit sltare Of tho public
patronage.
jan5-tf J. @. GROVE u 60.
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Go~PARTNERSHIP.

Go~PARTNERsHIP.
/ have this day admitted Mr.. n. n. BRAD
LEY, as partner in my business, under the firm
of BURKE BRADLEY, and will continue the
LFQUOR BUSINESS
in the store formerly occupied by me in Mason
ic Building. n,,n,,
Stanton, va Jan. LIST s72. jan5-am
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Hotels.
FORD9S HOTHL,
RECH.nO.V.D, T.S

$3.50 Per Day. $3.50 PerDay.
Situated in the heart of the City, comInding
fine views, and adjoining the Capitol,quare
and Governors Mansion.
This splendid new Hotel, the only onetuated
in the fashionable portion of the City, I'd ad-
joining the beautiful Capitol Park, with Stat
uary, Monuments, Fountains and FloweHeds-
is newly and elegantly furnished throi bout,
and it's Bill of Fare is not excelled in quay and
variety by any house in the State.
There has been recent additions OF veral
splendid Rooms to this spacious house, tether
with large and elegantly arranged Reption
Room.
Special Suits of Rooms always ready foW ed
ding and large Travelling Parties. The afnge-
ments are frst-class in every respect. Ihprlce
of Board has been fxed-owing to thgreat
scarcity of money-at the reasonable sunni
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Aggregate amount.................$s, 973 81
The County Levy for 1872 was fixed at cents
on each 800 of property-real and personal,
which, according to the values of 1871, produces
revenue 5l0. 90
Capitation tax of l87l-Gross..... 2, 453 81
Aggregate vy......................$8 e73.5 81
1t will be observed that no levy is made for
the support of the Poor for 1872. Upon settle
ment with the Superintendent of the Poor Of all
his accounts since the LIST of July, 1870, the date
Of his appointment it was found, that under the
Levies heretofore made for that purpose, there
was sufficient amount in his hands for the sup
port of the Poor, without any further appropri-
alton for that purpose for the year 1872.
THOMAS W. SHELTON, Chairman.
JOHN PARIS,
SAMUEL A. EAST, Supervisors
VIM. 7. RUSH, of
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Augusta
HENRY B. SRIG - County.
Teste,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
Clerk Of Board.
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NONE SHALL UNDERgELL Nell!

NONE SHALL UNDERsEL1 Me III
TRY ME- AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES u!
va call attention to the following list of
prices of Winter Goods, embracing only part
of my large stock of
DRY GOODS,
MILLINERY,
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
JEWELRY,
NOTIONS,
&C., &C., &c.
Black Alpaca, Is cents to 81.
japanese Silk rs cents, worth ST. rs yard
Black and white Plaid Poplin, 50 cents, worth
80 cents.
Beautiful corded Apacas, all colors, % cents,
worth 81 cents.
Scotch Plaids, from % cents to 81.
y Genuine French Merino, 81
Empress Cloths, SO to Is cents.
Delaines, 20 to 80 cents.
Best Medicated Flannels, at IS cts;
Firemap's Flannel, at SO cents.
Canton Flannels, rs to 80 cts.
White Flannels, 20 to Is cts
Striped Hickory, Is to 80 cts.
Large Linen Towels, red ends, at rs cts.
Corsets, from Is cts. to S.
La dies Hose, from Is cts. to ST. rs.
Of Calicos and Cotton Cloths we have ine
stock, and sell good article for less money than
any other house in town.
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DEMOVAL.-Having purchased the stock
LII of Messrs J. S. Gillian & Co., we have
removed to the Store-room lately occupied by
them ON Augusta st. next door to the Post office,
stock of FAMILY GROCERIES which we offer
at reduced prices.
J. W. TODD & co.
Mr.. J. S. Gillian will remain with us and will
be glad to see his old customers and friends.
ian5-5t
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Terms, $3.50 Per day.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT In the Clerks Office
v of the Supreme Court of Appeals of
Virginia, at the Courthouse of Augusta County,
at Staunton, Oh the 10th day of December 1871.
MIAMI MIAMI and Margaret Ann Castle Appellants.
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JANUARY lsr, 1873,

the PIANO will be presented to the person ma
king the largest purchases during the year 1872.
REMA RKS:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-01
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Twenty.seventh Days Session,

SENATE CHAMBER !
Wednesday, January 81 1872 !
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Presentation. =. b. S. Pinchback. Lien.
tenant Governor and President of the Sen
ate, and Messrs. Anderson, Antoine. Barber,
Blackman, Bowman, Butler. Campbell
COPELAND, Daigle, Futch, Gallup, Harris,
Herwlg, Hunsaker, Ingraham, jerks. Kelso,
Lewis. Lynch. McMillen, holland, OIIara,
Ragan, Ray. Smith. Swords. Svpher
Thomas, Thompson, Todd, Twitchell, Whit
ney, Wilcox-34.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading of the minutes of the previous
days session was dispensed with
No corrections.
MESSAGES TO TIE HOUSE
The Secretary presented to the House
for Its consideration
Senate bill No. lS5, to be entitled an act
for the relief of V. A. Freville, etc.
And Senate joint resolution No. 4, in re-
iation to the erection of lighthouse at the
mouth OF Bayou Castine, etc.
And informed the House that the Senate
had indefinitely postponed the considera
ton Of House bill No. 299, authorizing j.
A. Meredith and Achab f. Meredith. his
wife, Of the parish of Caldwell, to adopt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-01

FIsK's HUMoR.-"What do you mean,
Colonel" said S. S. Cox to Fisk, "by the
place where the woodbine twineth!' TO
which interrogatory Fisk responded: "YOu
see, was up before that learned and dig
nitied body, the Committee on Banking and
Currency, and when Garfield asked me
where the money got by Corbin went to, l
could not make a vulgar reply and say up a
spout; but, observing while peddling
through New England, that every spout Of
house or cottage had a woodbine twining
about it, said, naturally enough, where
the wOOdbine twineth."
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OF THE

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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Notices were given that at some future
time the following entitled bills would be
introduced:
By Mr. La Saliniere, of st. Martin:
A bill to be entitled an act to increase the
revenue of the State and city, and providing
for the appointment of commissioners.
Also, bill to he entitled an act to exempt
from seizure money due for labor or ser
vices rendered, and household furniture to
the value of $500.
Also, bill to be entitled an act authoriz-
ing the City Council of tie city of New
Orleans to license agents of foreign and do
nestle lotteries upon payment of proper
license
By Mr. Moore, of ST. Mary:
An act entitled an act to license the
vending of lottery tickets in the State of
Louisiana, fixing penalty against the sale
of the same without a license, fixing a
penalty against the purchasers of lottery
tickets in certain cases, defining duties of
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OF THE
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-16

RAILROAD TINE TABLE.-Attention is
called to the advertisement of the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad Company, in
to-days issue. We desire our patrons to
remember that the cars of this road now
run on time, and those who travel will
never be behind by following this time
table. The coaches are new, and as fine
and comfortable as any on this coast, and
every attention paid by the gentlemanly
Conductor to the comfort and conven-
lence of the passengers. Remember, Wien
you want to know anything about the ar
rival and departure Of the cars OF look at
this table.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily, specially for the NEW APPEAL,
by RICE 4 PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells,
Fargo Cos office, Carson.
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PERSONAL Senator James Phelan of
Storey county, and Marshall, the local
man of the Chronicle, were along this way
yesterday. So also was uncle Bill Leet
who has gone to Columbus District, and
Doctor Munckton who has betaken him
self to the Dunderburg mine We saw
somebody on the street last night who
looked nightly like Theadore Winters.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-16

DANCE AT SPooNER 's.-Under New To-
day will be found the advertisement of
NJ. E. Spooner's contemplated dance, to
come off on the 18th, Tomorrow night at
his station on the Lake Bigler toll road.
He has been to great expense in repairing
retitting, replastering, painting and var
nishing his large house, and now has
not only the largest, but the finest ball
room i'll Nevada. This is farewell par
ty, for a time, rs he is going East on a
visit to be gone few weeks or months,
and would like to see all his old friends
before he goes. Therefore this is to be
the party of the season. no pains or ex-
pense will spared to make it the most en-
joyable and pleasant party that has ever
been given in this State The music will
be the best that can be had and the SUP
per the perfection of culinary art. His
bar decorated with the jolliest of pure
liquors. His stables are warm and can
accommodate a hundred horses. His
parlors are bright and warm and he has
plenty of the best of beds for the weary.
If you want a good time, don't fail to 20
to Spooner's.
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FooT LAcERATED AND Toe AMpUrarEp
A man named Pat (our informant knew
no other nancy got one of his feet into a
steam threshing machine at Jim Wood $
ranch yeaterday and had his big toe so
badly lacerated that DR.. Lee, who was
called to attend the injured man, had to
amputate the wounded member. We
suppose that Pat has been removed to the
County hospital for treatment.
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DR.. PETER WEST

WILL HOLD SEANCES IN CARSON
at the White House, commencing on Satur.
day 10Th inst. DIR. WEST answers written quos-
tons folded so as not to be seen by him. Has
writing produced on a common slate, by the
hands Of the invisible. Makes Clarvoyant Ex-
Makes examinations Of PERSONS DISEASED,
and gives prescriptions. Hours of sittings, from
3 A. NJ. to 4 Pm. Circles every other night
o10-td
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

VHHE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION
Il for the General Election to be held ON Tues
day. November s. 1872. are now open at my Office
in Empire City. for Empire and Brunswick Mill
Precincts. Ormsby county. Nevada. and will re.
main open until Monday, October Il, B72. at six
o'clock p. N. on that day.
s27-td JAMES MORRIS. Registry Agent,
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WARM SPRINGS HOTEL.

This hotel at the State Prison, kept by
L. Lachapelle, is the great resort of
pleasure seekers and invalids from all
parts of the country. The building is of
cut stone, large and commodious; has a
splendid bar at all times well stocked
with the choicest liquors and best cigars.
The table is always well supplied with
the very best the market affords. But
the great and attractive feature of the es-
adjustment is the bathing department.
A large medicinal spring of warm water
rises ON the premises and is enclosed by
Il stone building. An excavation made
in the rock gradually increasing in depth
as it approaches the road is partitioned
into bath rooms and arranged for
bathing or swimming. The wa
ter is as pure and clear as crystal
and as soft as the mountain stream, and
affords the most delightful bathing
to be found in any country. The proprl-
etor informs us that he will soon add u
new feature to this popular resort, in the
purchase of large lot of bathing suits for
both sexes, and of all sizes to suit GUS
toners. This attractive feature of new
and the numerous other desir-
able advantages of the house, ought to |
make it the headq quarters OF the great I'M
washed, that they might wash the scales |
rom their eyes and see the truth-bathe |
md become clean. A carriage runs regu-
arly between Carson and the springs.
making several trips each way daily,
patrons of the House to ana
rom any part of the city.
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UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT REPORT.
The total amount of mixed bullion, gold
and silver, received at the Carson Mint
yesterday, was $3.50 ounces, which
came from the Comstock lode for gold and
silver coinage. On the same day the
Mint coined $50, 900 in gold eagles and
half-eagles.
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GROUPINGS.

Groupings always indicate lead, and
they are either prominent or blind. The
groupings we discovered were bold and
prominent, and commenced with goods
for Aurora.
Two large teams were loading at the
railroad yesterday for that place.
A lot of new wagons are laying at the
freight house just arrived from the East
Three drunken Indians, armed with
loaded six-shooter. We're the terror of the
street last night.
George Wilhelm of the Mint returned
from visit to his people at Philadelphia,
and everybody is glad to see him.
Robert Taylor and j. NJ Henly of Vir-
GINA, and r. W. Bollen, Sheriff of Doug
las county, We're in town yesterday.
DR.. George Munckton left for Dunder-
berg yesterday to look after his mine, but
will return before election to vote for
Grant.
The wine cellar of the young Capitol
is nearly completed. Its walls are of
stone and of substantial and permanent
character.
We had the pleasure OF call last night
from John H. Harris, one of the editors
Of the Virginia Chronicle and brother of
our District Judge.
10. Rosenstock has commenced re-
ceiy;ng his Fall and Winter goods. About
100 cases POSSIBLY one or two less) came
in yesterday, and there are thousand
more to come.
The excursion train with the passen-
gers from Reno to Virginia, who had been
to witness the laying of the corner stone
of the new Masonic Hall, was an hour
behind time and did not leave Carson I'M
til clock P. NJ.
DR.. West will lecture at the Theater on
Saturday and Sunday evenings. From
the known ability of the doctor, and the
deep interest felt in his subject, rare in
tellectual treat may be expected. Cler-
gymen are invited to attend and will
be furnished with complimentary tickets.
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We heard yesterday afternoon that Mr..
JOHN P. JONES would address the people
of Or,nsby county at the Carson Theatre
on next Monday night. Hope the state
ment may prove true.