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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

Nor GOLD BUT NIcKEL.-A nickel mine
has been opened in Westmore Common in
Orleans county which promises to pay we'll.
An analysis shows that it contains gold
enough to pay for working, aside from the
nickel
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Having purchased the Wholesale Paper and
Stationery business OF II. A. Sawyer, and the
Printing business of Jas. X. Nc Lean. with the
addition OF complete Book-Blndery, they have
consolidated the whole into one business. and
moved the same into the new and commodious
"Globe Building" erected especially for the
use of the Company.
With one of the most complete Printing De-
partments OF any establishment In the State,
under the supervision Of one OF the best practical
printers in the country, they are prepared to do
all kinds OF plain and ornamental work in the
most approved manner and on short notice.
Our ,Jobbing Department will comprise full
lines OF Writing Tapers both folded and nat,
Envelopes (Note, Letter and oncial,) Blank
Books OF every description, School Books,
States, Pens, Pencils, Inks, Law Blanks, cut
lery, Wrapping Papers of all kinds, Paper Bags,
Flour Sacks, Twines and Cordage. Wooden
Ware, Matches, Brushes, Backing, Blueing,
&C., &C. lhlS Dcpdruhch' VIII 10 iouAA" "S'-
stocked and worthy the attention OF close buy
ers
The Blndery Will be under the charge OF one
of the most thorough workmen TO be found In
the State and all work will be executed In the
best style and with dispatch.
With men OF long experience In charge, and
with extensive facilities for conducting their
business In its several departments they pre-
sent one Of the most complete establishments
OF the kind to be found outside the cities, and
solicit the patronage of the Public feeling con.
fdent that they can insure the wants OF all
upon the most favorable terms
GLOBE PAPER co.
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I. d. q. r.

I. .. q. +.
Caledonia lodge, No. 8, |. o. o. +, was
was instituted at Danvillc, Jan. I, 1S47
and moved to st. Johnsbury in 1851, where
having passed through many vicisitudes,
they became financially involved, and sur
rendered their charter in 1857 which was
restored to them in 1862 Since that time
they have continually advanced in men,
bership and finances, until they now stand
at the head of the order in this state, mum.
bering $50 members and sum of $3.50 in
the treasury. They have very pleasant
hall, tastcfully furnished, with an emilia
matte carpet on the floor. Their work is
first-class both in the lodge and out of it,
The present officers are VIM. Holder, n.
c.. A. F. Bean, V. G.. II. c. Kinney,
r. s.; L. A. Spencer, p. s.; .Justus Burn
ham, Treas.
Regular meetings, Monday nights.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03

DRINTiNG. Self linking Pearl Press.
aaaa nan should have ono. Presses and OUTFITS
rom 80 upwards Send stamp f9r Catalogue o.
Presses, Tyne Cuts, etc. GOLDING = CO. IA
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The 8utlana Daily Globe.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1873.
Faith, Hope, Charity.


Faith, Hope, Charity.
You wonder why DER LIES rough sea,
Ny fraii bark doth so gayly glide;
have three Angels BY my side,
Three Angels sail By me.
The first, she bids my soul be strong;
She points me to cross-scarred form;
hear nor heed lifeS widest storm
While listening to her song.
She bids me, when the waters roll
Heaven-high, TO look aloft to Him
Before whose brightness stars are dim,
And trust to Hin my soul.
The next, an anchor In her hand,
when the heart faiutS amid the strife,
. And the black waves yawn for my lie,
Talks OF the Summer-land.
| see the glad port Just ahead;
wake as from pleasant dream,
Beyond the whlrl OF waves SEEM
To clasp my kindred dead.
The third, the loveliest OF the three
While shipwrecked banks float to and fro.
Bids me with open hand to throw
MY bread upon the sea-
And then to hear sweet words OF love,
TO see the grateful tear-drops flow,-
Oh, this to me Is heaven below,
And Will be heaven above
And this Is why, mid gloom and glee.
MY life-bark doth so gayly glde;-
God keep these Angels by my side
TIL I have crossed the sea.
Overland Monthly.
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DLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.

DLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Having leased rooms No. Is, Merchants ROW.
In Store with II. X. Dyer, am prepared 10 DO
all work In my line in workmanlike manner
at reasonable rates.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING GOODS
supplied at the lowest rates.
SATISF ACTION GUARAN TE ID
~ Orders by mail promptly attended to.
S. D. JENNEss,
Rutland, May 20, IS d3m
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
ST. TERESA'S ACADEMY.

The annual Commencement OF st. Teresa's Acad-
emy took place last evening In the sunday school
hail situated corner OF Rutgers and Henry streets.
This is boys school, In which all the branches
taught, from the elementary principles. through
the higher mathematics Latin, French and German.
Brother Joachim is the director. The entertain
ment commenced at eight O'Clock, and consisted
nal essay, by A. J. DOherty. met with applause. A
German dialogue, "Die Beiden Rauber." was
well delivered by q. G. Sharretts and A. J.
J. Carr, and. performance on the violin by
three OF the young men, also met with
French declaration, "Une Mutt Terrible" by Q. G.
Sharretts, were both very pralsewOrthy, and Ger
man defamation Der Alpenjager," (" by f. J. Riley,
Guided with the awarding OF medals and the distr-
button Of premiums. The following are the names
OF those who received medals For general prof.
cency presented by Rev. Father Boyle, andrew ].
Clancy greatest general proficiency, presented by
Bro. Jeremiah Qunan to Francis G. Doherty; for
Mr.. p. OShea TO Charles g. Sharretts for book
keeping, presented to William j. Dunn; for sing
ing, to John j. Carr; drawing lin generaD, to
John j. Quinlan: landscape drawing to James
White. Honorable mention was made OF the fol-
lowing students:-William ii. Griffith, James
in the intermediate department was presented to
James Cowran ior general proficiency; the second
premium to John ii. Manning. There were q num-
ber OF other prizes also presented for eXcellency
in the various branches. The audience numbered
about i've hundred ladies' and gentlemen among
Mobile; Rev. Father Farrelly, Rev. Father BOyce
and many others.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
Port OF NEW YORK. JUNE 80, 1873
CLEARED.

Steamship Peter Jebson Nor) Wun, Havre-Funch,
steamship smidt CGer) Dannemsnn. Bremen-H Koop
steamship Mas Dutch, Deddes Rotterdam-Funch
ST Steamship Rising Star, Hiidreth Aspinwal-Pacinc
steamship Franconia. Bragg PortaDt-'p Arhes.
ship swallow Brav. San Francisco-Sutton 90.
BARK Chapman (Br). Atkinson, Larne, I-P 1 Ne
vius 4 Co.
Bark Brothers Dr,. Jenkins, Queenstown for orders
BARK IIianis nSsv G Morrison Penarth Roads for or
Bark Primo utaD. De Barbeira, Amsterdam-A
Bark Lucie Radmann Ger, Karg, stettin-Eunch,
BARK Jacob Rothcnberg GER, Wilde, Odessa-runch,
BARK Thes roRs Richardson St Johns and Asuad.-
Bark Gov Troop, Lakeman, Port Johnson-sC G Loud ,
Brig Pace schiafino GtaD, Oneto, Cork Falmouth
Brig W Y Lord Br, Vernon Cork for ordcrs-HsttOn.
Brig Charlotte whittemore Gibraltar for orders-Mn
Brig Toronto tBr, Campbell, pictou. Ns-H De Wolf
Brig Cascatele, Crocker, Morehead City, NC-James
Henry.
schr Hattie G Mcfarland, Mcfarland, Cow Bay, CHS
schr Duryea (Br). Nichols, Halifax, Ns-D De
schr Astra (Br), Haskins. st John, Mp Nevius 4
Son.
schr Anna Currier (Br), Peck, st John, NB-Heney
Parker
schr Flying scqd, Owens Norfolk, ya-slaght Petty.
Schr James Phelps, Rockwell Washington DC-slaght
schr II P Simmons Godfrey, Washington, Dc-slaght
schr Baker, Cobb, New Bedford-E Cornell 60.
Steamer Vesper, Davis, Wilmington, Del-A Abbott
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
PORT WASHINGTON FRENCH INSTITUTE.

PORT WASHINGTON FRENCH INSTITUTE
commencement Exercises Yesterday
AftcrnOOn-Address by II. b. Perkins
Distribution of Prizes.
The eighteenth annual commencement exercises
of the Fort Washington French Institute came of In
the large hall OF the academy yesterday a aternOon
The parlOrs were crowded with visitors, and the
drive leading from the Kingsbridge road to the
college lined with carriages OF all descriptions
from the heavy family coach to the delcately con-
structed carioe. The exercises were opened by
prayer from the Rev. o. st. JOnn, alter which the
following programme was rendered.
Tampa, arranged for four hands Czerny), M. Eisner
Bernardo del Capio-H Nathans
pi;a LA soMnamblula arrangsd Tor eight hands Alber
Dialogue -Chartrand, Nathans
stsmmler and Professor.
On the Lake-Romante (rranz Abc, j. Clean.
Selections from secona a1noid
Selections from First Book OF the Odyssey, O. More
senate in B. for four hands (Diabetti j. Dovale and
Bourgeois Gendlhomme,E. chartrand, J; Forbes
Lite arranged for four hands (spannhoz), T. stemm
Charge q the Light Brigade Tennyson). ,: Perkins
Misunderstanding, dialogue lkrolD, SCHNEIDER, Bern
Poet and Peasant-Overture by F. " suppe, arranged
for ten hands by g. Z. Brunner-James Clean, t. Levin.
NJ. Eisner j. Dovae and Professor.
The "Charge OF the Light Brigade" was delivered
In excellent style by Mr. Perkins, who was loudly
applauded. Mr.. II. B. Perkins, made short
Speech in which he c0mplimented the young men
Oh the excellent manner In which they performed
their parts.
Tnen followed the distribution of prizes, which
resulted folOws:-
BOarders--Good Conduct-First prize j. Forbes second
prize. y Escalante; honorable mention, X. Marchena
l.. Guillaume, M. Agular, L. Oanas.
Day Scholars.-First prize, f. Hopkins second prize
T. Tonnele; honorable me nton, g. Morewood, W. Har
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy-Firs prize, T. Ton.
nee; second prize Il. Levin.
Mathematcs-First prize, q. Morewood second prize.
j. Clean.
Elocut0n and Eloquence-English, s. Escalante, B.
Perkins; Spanish r. Chartrand ii. MAJ hans; french,
j. Forbes II. Chartrand; German NJ. EEner, s. Bern
stein Schinder; Classics, Latin and Greek, q. More
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 80, 1873
The Wesleyan and Trinity University crews ar
rived in this city this afternoon and the Dartmouth
University and Harvard Freshmen this evening, to
take part in the approaching College regatta.
Four University crews had previously arrived
the Columbia, Yale, Amherst and Cornell,
and one Freshman-Yale-makng seven
University and two freshman crews already here.
Four more University crews-Harvard, Bowdoin,
Williams and Amherst-Agricultura and one more
Freshman crew, Amherst, will participate in the
races. They will all arrive In Springfield this
10th OF july
To correct a somewhat general misapprehension
1t may be again stated the College regatta will take
pl ace on Thursday, the 18th July.
on Tuesday, 18th July. Bgin and Ellis Ward will
row for the single scull championship OF America.
Ward arrived in this city yesterday and Bigin
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA.
. CHARLOTTESVILLE June 20. 1879

June oO,l6T3.
The Board Of Visitors now in session in th uni
versity OF Virginia have elected N. X Davis Presi.
dent OF the Bethel College, Kentucky, TO tn Chair
OF Moral Philosophy, recently made vac,nt by
the death OF Dr. William II. McGufery. 'rofes-
sor James H. Harrison has been elected Chirman
of the Faculty IN the place of Professor vnabe,
resigned. Notwithstanding DR.. Venables nsgna-
ton the Board reelected him again unanimously,
but he positively declined TO accept the Chairman.
ship.
The commencement exercises are now ppgress
ing The Washington Society had their elebra-
tion tonight. j. w. stephenson, OF Virginia, was
medalist. J. r. Mcdaniel Irby, OF Louisiana, has
been awarded the Miller $1,000 scholarship, in O
coInpetitlye examination.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
UNION COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT ExER
CISES.
scHEs.JlADY. n Y. June "a. 1871

ScHEsss1ADY, N. Y, June 81, 1873
The opening exercises at the ANNUAL Commence.
mept Of Union College took place last evening in
the First reformed church. OF this ciy, Rev.
Nelson Kiard OF Syracuse preaching the
gradustes have arrived, and by tomorrow many
more Will be present TO witness the further exer.
cis.s of The commencement week.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
FRANCE.
Prssidgltial Leniency Towards Repentant Com
munists-The Mission to Athens
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June 80, 1879.
President MacMahon intends TO ask the Commits
sion of Pardons to remit the sentences OF those
Communist prisoners whose behavior has been un-
exceptionaDle since their conviction.
THE MISSION TO ATHENS.
II Is announced this morning that M jules Ferry,
Minister at Athens, Is recalled, and that his place
viii be filed by M. Gabriac.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
THE CHOLERA IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 80, 1873.
Thirteen deaths from cholera have been reported
to-day. Mayor Johnston was Frustrated by IL on
Saturday, but is almost recovered this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
EURDERoUs ASSAULT IN A CELL.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, June 3O 1873.
John Cassidy, who was arrested for the attempted
murder OF John Crukshank in a cell in the Tenth
district station house, was tried to-day He was
convicted Of only aggravated assault and was Sc
fenced to four months Imprisonment.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
THE RIVERS DEAD,

The body Of an unknown boy, apparently about
fifteen years OF age was found in the North River,
near Watts street, last evening and near it was
found noating brown straw hat. apparently hav
ing belonged to the boy.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01

steamship Rising Star for Aspinwall barks Argonaut
GER, Bremen; Orncn tNor Dantzc; Contest BrJ, Mon
giolina Bonardi qtap. Rotterdam; Rival Norl White
Memel; Santa Maria vocchs QtaD, Ncwry. 1; San Juan
(Br), Maranham and Para; Idog (Swed Brunswick Ga
mfr
The New York herald., 1873-07-01

BARK FANNIE, Carver from New York for Montevidce,
put into Boston June for REPAIRS having on June 9th,
In lat 10 lon "a W. came "a contact with an unknown
BARK HAxoxN (Nor), from London for New York. put
into Falmouth. 4, June Is, lcaky.
BIRK CuAsLorrK GeL from LiverDool for st John, NIB,
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
THE CODE OF HONOR.

NEW ORLEANS, June 80, 1873.
rumor is current here that Colonel r. b. Rhett,
Jr, chief editor OF the Ptcaye and udge Cooley
have gone to Mississippi City to fight duel
Cooley was one OF the counsel Tor the plaintiff In
libel. " "
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
THE CHOLERA IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, June 80, 1873.
Ttere were eight deaths from the cholera in this
city to-day The weather is favorable to de-
crease OF the disease.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
BELOW.
SAILED.

ship Constantine, Creevy from London May 10 Cby pi-
lot boat Perkins, No l3).
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER
sun rises.......... 81 Gov. Island. morn IL "a
sun sets. ........... "a Sandy Hook . eve IL 40
Noon sets.. ..eve IL 46 He'll Gate. morn 10
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Seapevs !saals. Dest'"aiion. Oeiee.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH or JULY.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
Il. XsixrIc CHOLERA.
DysESTERY' CHOLERA xoRBus
CURED AND PREVENTED

by RADwAY,s READY RELIEF.
BOWEL COMPLA1NTS, .
looseness, dinrrhma, cholera morbus painful dis-
from the bowels stopped in hfteen or twenty
minutes by taking Railways Ready Relief No conges
ton or nhanmn lion, weakness laSsitudc Will fol-
low the use OF the X r. Relief xxs
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache whether sick or nervous, rheumatism.
umbago pains and weakness In the back spine or KID
joints pains in the bowels heartburn and pains o. al
ease and continued for few days c1ccts per
msnent cure. sold by druRgista Price 70 centA
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.


A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent States legal everywhere desertion, &C. sucent
cause publicity required no charge until divorce
granted; advice free. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
19f broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
"A. of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. to 9PM
On sunday from to or. NJ.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N OF different States legal everywhere; publicity
fees in advances advice ee commissioner for every
State. FREDERICK l. KING,
Counsellor at-Law, 1853 Broad way.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01

before reported abandoned. foundered June IS sbou.
40 miles west Of Cape Cear picked up by the Dan
ish bark Rjukan, from Galveston and landed a Queens
town 18th.
ScHR FANNIE W JOHNSTON from Georgetown, DO for
Boston, at Vineyard Haven June 29 struck the Hedge
Fence, Vineyard sound morning, but came or IN
the afternoon without damage.
scBR BKSJ GARrsIDx Townsend, from Philadelphia
which was ashore of Georges Island. Boston harbor
edI ana arrived SAFELY A. the WAR same day ~
S0gR MATTE FRANKLIN, from Alexandria for Boston
was on the side Of the Potomac River
BARGE A Ii BOWMAN, coal laden which capstzed or
Brentons Reef some time ago and towed into Newport
bottom upward, rRhted Yesterday Goth by Baxter
Co. New York wreckers She Is full Of water, and will
be pumped out to-day July u.
LONDON, June l9-Phe following vessels reported
missing 1.-THE bark City Of Hamilton IBID. Perkins.
the brig Lite Brigade % Holland, which sailed from
baltimore for Meath, Feb and the bark Marnus (Br),
Kendall which sailed from Baltimore for Queenstown
Falmouth Jan 49,
The New York herald., 1873-07-01

NAnevoN' may i"-Sohou, iuuuShy' hussSh, EuBlsn
SHIELDS June ls-sailed, Soil Dec Gloria wienandt,
s.iviKw, wv, June lson the Overs Light, ship Rhine
sUKz CANAL, June lsAt Port said ready to pass Ca
e. %s pe
s ''a Kate Covert A'HsAn Rio '.ner' via Car
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2s-sailed: schrs Annie C Cooke
Eo!s 5aS%:os; ssn1s s $Ss%ss long %sssns9Is;
FsaHs:yysa$s; sstsE x%SSy SlSsSstn English; Par
s SSass h sSsr
l%,,S S5 Ss ,S5j Has aaS
sG'H sesa.o sas rres.ns
saTsi 1a S;'
fGh hss s5f; Gss
DO; schrs Ward Parks Bogart, savannah Daniel
Phsaephia Martha ae Smith Prank
knda fG dz Ma Major
ksstsr fenGeton do &alter fSorndEe, 6sshmsn,
B s%d M SS acws
d G .9 J sharp ss% sss
baltimore esss Ssof SsGS
Sr, asmgre souraS.ysi IenasL Huffman, 4esra;
Monte video Disaster; Rosand (Br), Dawes Algoa
Ray: brig Robin (Br, Cardenas
BALTIMORE, June 2s-Arrived, ship David Stewart
ARG, Thompson date Prentiss), Rio Janero via st
Thomas; barks Giuseppe Prota GtaD Gaatola ipswich,
and Good Intent (Br, Forbes Liverpool; brgs Chesa-
peake (3r Doe, Demerara; olga Aus, Bugan Liver
pool; schrs Farwell, Farnham, Mary Stewart,
CoOmbs Boston.
Cieared-ship Asia, Ger, ,Meyerdirck Bremen via
tess Of Duffern (Br), McGonglc. Londonderry schrs
Frances French, Thockmorton, New York: HaIeton,
Snow, Boston; NJ Folsom, Rose, do; Mary a. Eliza,
Crowcl do; Josiah Whtehouse, Farnham Providence ;
John Ward Inman, Jersey City VIM McGee, Wood
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-17

observation-disclosures and Viscountess INFLOW,
Mr.. De We're Beauclerk and Dr. Milton, all of
England, are stopping at the American Hotel.
The Viscount is looking for land in this vicinity
and has visited several farms near the city and
in the vicinity of Buffalo Gap.
Superintendent A. H. Perry, of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railroad has been in town for sew
eral days.
Mr.. Frank Dollhouse, formerly of this county,
now of Missouri, visited Staunton last week for
the first time in II years. He was astopished at
the extraordinary growth of the city.
Rev. E. G. Gordon, Of Lexington Presby terry,
was IN the city on flying visit Tuesday.
Mr. Daniel Crist in this vicinity, has passed
his Tooth year, and can still cut a load of wood.
letter has been received by Mr.. John Wayt
from Rev. VIM. e. Baker, who is now New
York. Itis matter of the deepest regret to
know that his health is not improved, He was
undecided whether to continue his trip by sea to
Savannah OR return home by rail.
Messrs. J q. Harris and E. Hart of England
were in the city in the past few days. They
wanted to buy land, but made no purchase. Mr..
Harris has returned to England to bring his
family over.
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BuRN1se RA1noAp sHANr1Es.-On Tuesday

BURNING RAILROAD SHANTIEs. I'm Iuesuay
morning last, a couple of colored men from
Charlottesville named Preston Green ana Johu
W. White, having drawn rations at Col. Il. /" j.
Harman's division of the Valley R. K, 'ew
miles below town, without going to Work as
they engaged to do, set fire to one OF the shah'
ties and then went off. The flames destroyer
some clothing belonging to some OF the hands.
This was about 10 O'Clock in the morning, on
that night officer W. S. Swink getting Informs
ton of the matter went on the ears as far as Al
ton in search of them. They got on 9he tram
at that point, making for Charlottesville, and
when questioned said they came from Hawk IS
Nest. The man Green, when informed on the
cars that he was arrested for arson, salo
"they will have to prove it or kill me-" Ihey
were brought to Staunton and committed to
jail. On being searched, one Of them had a
dangerous looking weapon, a bowie knife ana
pistol combined. Gin examination before JUS
tice Leigh R. Waddell, they were sent on for IN
dictment Three of the colored hands on the
division testified against them, and did 1t with
an eagerness that came near convicting them or
every crime in the decalogue.
Co.,
4 RREsT BY A CoLoRED CONSTABLE IN STAuNroN.
The first arrest in Staunton by colored consta-
BILE is worth noticing. Henry White, colored,
was arrested in Harrisonburg on suspicion of
burglary and gave bail to appear for examlna-
ton. Not liking the appearance of things now
ever, he left and came to Staunton where ne
has a brother JOS Williamson, colorsd, was
appointed constable and given warrant to
arrest him. He came to this city and proceeded
Immediately to the house of Whites bro Their but,
not finding him informed the brother that he
had come for somebody and if he did not catch
Henry he should take him. Upon this the broth
er vo1un teered to help find him and III few
minutes the real offender was in custody and
lodged in jail here preparatory to being taken
back to Harrisonburg.
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w. GEEK He.

CHAS. w. GEEEAIE,
Importers of
PURE BRANDIES, GIN, RUM PORT,
SHERRY, CHAMPAGNE, CORDIALS, sc
PURE RYE and BOURBON WHISTLES,
YOUNGERS SCOTCH ALE,
JNO, COOPE & Co.'S. PALE ENGLISH ALE
in Bulk and in GLASS;
BASS & cos. PALE ALE, GlNNESS
DUBLIN, and HILBERT LONION STOUT
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.'S.
CHAMPAGNE and CATAWBA WINE,
JELLIEs, FRENCH MUSTARD, FRENCH and
ITALIAN OLIVE OILS, LEA & PERKINS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, SARDINES,
SAP SAGO CHEESE,
DEVILLED TURKEY, HAM and LOBSTER
DEMIJoHNs, BOTTLES, POCKET
FLASKS &C., Wholesale and Retail.
All goods warranted pure, and as fine, as
anything that can be imported, or the money
refunded
Agent for Wheeler & Co.'S. Imported Belfast
Ginger Ale, aromatic, from the celebrated Gro
mae water.
Retail department in rear of store, No. 1913
w. Baltimore Street above South decl3-2m
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Married..

At Plaindealing, the residence of the brides
aeT L S Sac county Va By Rev. L. Haley
9th, Benjamin Franklin Vaughan, Esq, OF Han
over county, to Miss Lucy Dora Carpenter, OF
Louisa.
Rev. Father Jansen, Mr.. Thomas Burke of
Staunton, Va, to Miss Ellen Hagerty, formerly
4of Stanton, Va.
On the End inst, at the residence Of Mr.. Chas.
Sherman, near FishersviIle, by the Rev. Martin
Garber Benjamin G Rexrode, ESQ., to Miss Mar
garet Morris, both of Augusta.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-17

ELECTION OF OFFICERS The following officers
were elected at the last meeting of Central En-
campment No. "a, I. O. o. F.; +. J. Crcwder,
G. P. VIM. Simpson, H. P; G. A. Long, S
W VIM. Summerson, Scribe; j. H. Waters,
Treasurer, and James Moore J. W. At the
regular meeting Of Staunton Lodge No. As,
10. g. F., the following officers were elected
C. E. Woods. N. c.; 7. J. Crowder, V. G.;
Newton Argenbright, Secretary; H. Waters,
Treasurer and w D. Bacon, Chaplain.