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r umber.-lOo. OO0. OOo.OOo FEET
IL for Stanton and Valley R. R.
P. T. BURKHOLDER l. J. A. HANGER,


agents for
GAAR ScoTr & Co. STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES,
from to 100 horse power. Boilers Of all sizes
Portable and Stationary Circular and MulA Saw
Wills, With capacity to cut from 3 QUO to 5000
feet of lumter per day. Patent Had BLOCKS
will set both ends Of log with stroke of lev er,
SAVES one hand. Circular and Drag Saws, Gum
and Leather Betting, Log and Lumber Cars.
Steam Gauges Patent Governors, Steam Jel
Pumps and all parts of Enginesand Mills
Two active men, with small capital, can run
our light engine. circular saw-n!ill and separa
tr to better Profit than a $40, 600 VALLEY farm
We again offer Gaar's Gold Medal Steam or
Horse Power Threshe,, numbers from TO ten
horse mounted power, viii folding stacker and
Gasir' S safety coupling The hest $ parafor ever
introduced in the Valley Glover seei hulltrs,
SC We are also selling the Bayne wagons.
suitable fer farm and marketing We put up
our machines and guarantee satisfaction, accor-
ding to the warranty of our manufacturers.
Orders filled in twenty days.
For price list and circulars address,
BURKHOLDER & HANGER,
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Society NEWS. Stauntou fashionable society
was agit ated yesterday upon Gaming OF the mar
riage ofMrs NJ. E. Hulaniski, who has reigned
for two seasons past in society here, to Capt j.
B. Smith of Shreveport, La. The ceremony
took place at Trinity Church, and was performed
by Rev. W.Q Halihen. The happy pair left
for the South on the morning train
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-03-21
DEMOVAL!
II H. L. POWELL, DEALER IN
COAL AND LUMBER,

has removed his City Office from
Messrs Berkeley & Foun tan's Insurance Office,
to the Building on North. east corner of Court
House square, (Imboden Block,) where orders
may be lef. for Coal and Lumber.
mar7-tf
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County JUDG EsHIp-A caucus of the Couser-
yatye members of the legislature on Tuesday
evening, nominated Judge Jno. NJ. Hendren, Of
Augusta, for reelection. This is equivalent to
reelection.
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VALUABLE GRAZING FARM

On THE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON, CINCINNATI &
ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
FOR SALE.
offer for sale my Farm situated on Jackson g
River, in Highland county, containing 23I
Acres Of the most
VALUABLE GRAZING LAND
in Virginia.
The farm lies about % miles from the head of
Jackson's River, adjoining the lands of Paul
L'ghtner, Alex. Gilmer and others, and is now
occupied by Edgar Campbell
The improvements are excellent, the HOUSE
IS bri ;k with l6 rooms, large barn, good orchards
tine water and the best OF Timber. 1t lies with
III one mile of the route of W, G. & ST. Louis
Railroad
TERMS VERY LIBERAL. Apply to me at High
town, Highland county, Va.
THOMAS A. CAMPBELL.
Nov. 2ath, 1872.
Or apply to WILLIAM R. COMPTON,
dec6-tt Harrsonburg, Va.
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LIGHT.-Nielsen's candles are cheaper, give bet
ter light and last longer than any other. They are
made of all sizes and sold full weights
Apply to the Grocers at his Factory, opposite
Blckle's Furniture store, Main street, Stanton,
where farmers and others can exchange tallow
for candles dec2b-ly
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FIREMENs PARADE The FIRE Department pa
raded on Saturday, making a fine appearance.
The Augusta Fire Co., under Commander q. w..
Stafford numbered 81 members, and the Hook
and Ladder Co, under Commander Geo. NJ
Harrison, numbered 70.
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Forward your undertaking commands to 5.
VI. Wilkes cheap Furniture House and Factory
Metallic Gases and Caskets always on hand, next
TO Va. Hotel, Stanton. Va ian5-tt
RAGS WANTED. = Cotton rags of any color viii
be purchased at This office in any quantity. No
wooden rags will be received. and the parties
bringing rags must see that only cotton are
brought. febl4 1t
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TEE LAW CHANGING THE COUNTY COURTS The
new law. which in effect m tkes the County
Courts erify courts of Probate, goes into effect
ON the lst of 4 u gust next 1t strips the county
courts of their concurrent jurisdiction with the
circuit courts, and makes them simply probate
courts with power to grant letters of administra-
Wieu, ad nit Wills to probate, appoint guardians,
cncators, aud committees, and to take jurisdic-
ton to he VI and determine all motions and other
matters made specially cognizable in them by
any statute The county court also has iurisdlc-
ton of all pressntments, inform tious and in
dctments for misiemeanors, but all trials or
sndictments for felouies are to be in the circuit
,eourt All cases at law and in ehancery, pend
.ins in the county courton August 1st, not in its
Jurisdiction, will be removed to the circuit court,
and the papers IN such cases will be turned over
ito the clerk of the Giro it court, the cost Of such
removal to be borne equally by Doth parties o
the suit. The county judges are to receive S20C
PIE. annum and $40 for every thousand inhahi-
, sats over ten, which will make the salary of the
co 1nty judge of Augusta about $500 The
county judge may practice (if a licensed lawyer
in any case not pending in or carried from his
own court The effect of the new law is to di.
minish the fees in the county clerks off e to
about $500. The county judge shall appoint a
least one Judge of election from each politica
party at elections
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-03-21
City Notices.

PEMBRoKE.-This is the Iame or trademark oy
which those nicely-made and elegantly-hiting
white dress Shirts are called, that are ONLY to pc
had in Virginia of E. B. SPENCE & SON. Mer-
chaint Tailors, Clothiers and Dealers in Genue'
mems Furnishing Goods at No 1900 Main street,
Richmond Va. SPENCE & Son take measures and
have those Shirts made specially to ORDER SO thal
all can have perfect-f'ting shirt by calling on
them for the Pembroke Shir, at 1900 Main street;
and. in addition 10 Il full stock of Shirts, E. -
SPENCE & Son have always the largest stock OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestiEgs to be found in
the city And they make Clothing to ORDER in
the very bcs style and at the lowest prices. ifyou
in need OF Wedding Suits. Dress Suits, or Bus-
ness Suits, you can always be nicely SUITED by
calling on SPENCE Sun. In their Gentlemen 5
Furnishing Department you will find all OF the
latest novelties in Neck Wear, Gloves. Hosiery and
Handkerchiefs. Under Wear, Snspenders, Collars
Cuffs, and all other articles necessary for gem
tleman's outfit. We advise all in want of good
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, at moderate prl-
ces, TO call at the old corner Clothing House, NO.
1900 Main street, corner of 18th, Richmond, Va.
and examine the stock of goods that E. b. SPENCE
& Sow will show you. Call early and often, and
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Hotels
MERICAr HOTEL

"a VI EhICAIF HO I Ell,
n. sedirtely. at the Va. Central Railroad
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
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THE WEATHER AND THE CRops. Yesterday was
tie equinox and the sun rose and set at O. clock.
Tne regular equinoctial rain commenced early in
the morning and fell cold and steady all day
The wheat in some parts Of he county was bad
ly injured by the March freeze, but this rain
will remedy the dam .ee in great measure.
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MEssRs BERKELEY d FOUNTAIN and JAMES hER.
represent the following fire companies North
British and Mercantile, of London and Edin-
burg, Home of Columbus, Lynchburg ms and
Banking Company, Virginia Home, of Richmond,
Va. Risks taken in city and country at current
rates. flee next door to Spectator" Office.
marl4-2t
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SAVE MoNBY;-Niclsens Bar Soap washes bet
ter and goes farther than any other.
Ask your Grocer for it and take 70 other and
thereby save money and labor. lso for sale at
Nielsens Factory, opposite Bckle's Furniture
Store, Main street, Staunton, where he will ex-
change tor grease
Liquid Soap always on hand at low prices
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FIRES The residence and all the outhuld
inps of Irvine Reed, worthy colored man near
Churchvle were burnt on Sunday evening last
The dwelling took FIRE from a defective stove
nine and the loss is total Near Buffalo Gap.
an Sunday large quantity of cord wood took
Ar. and ahout 200 cords were destroyed. 1t re-.
CURED great effort to prevent the buildings us ed
in connection with the iron furnace there takln
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-03-21

THE BAPTIST INSTITUTE SoIREE. he musical
soiree at the Baptist Female Institute On Friday
night last, was crowded as entertainments there
always are. In the vocal music, the pieces hest
rendered. were the chorus aStar OF Hope'' bv
Or Browns class, duet "We are the wandering
bref zes'' by Miss Fda Massey and l.. Ragland,
IL solo ssAmiano la Vita' by uiss Shumate
and another solo "Nennella' by Miss Fate Haw-
kins the two last named being encored. The
ms rumental music included selections from
Norma performed on two pianos by Prof. Ham
err and Miss Kate Hawkins, and ''Marche de con-
cert'' quartette by Misses Parish, ShumAte,
Willis and Potts. The performance taken as a
whole, was of high class and was loudly ap-
plauded by an appreciative audience.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-03-21

H. H. PECK Solicitor, Staunto Va
s. WALLAos. Solicitor, Waynesboro.
JNo. G. SLOWER Soil ilor, Fishersvile.
Agents wanted in every City, Town and
county.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-03-21

A petition from G. A. Gladke for PERMISSION
to add another story to frame addition to his
store Wa s referred to the committee on safety.
The petition of Thos shumate for city water
for brick yard was referred to the water com.
mittee.
Adjourned.
, 1873-05-08

no necessary TO control n1ih limit by lnw within tile
crease wcro ractica6tc Tho capaclty Of our proavns
and rail, aa our imnonac1y incrcaaing informal COM
morco demanae: 20 tas tS producer nay ho tony
products md orr aoa tlaas s',rps and sif fores si
markots Of ratcs to con1teto with the world.
Iesolped Tint cheap transportation, both Of rcr
inovcnent Of tho pooplo and tho widest interchange
md consumption Of tito products Of lilo different parta
o. .s Union, u essential to tho wefaro and prosperity
Reseleed That constant md frequent association Of
not only desirable but nccossary for tlo
a Homogeneous and Harmonious population within the
Hssse sss tfs5es n5 e5 interest. Of tho ren.
Of tue country also demand tho freest possible intor
c1ngo Of to insr!9 products of THO variod climates
textile fabrics, coal lumbor irou Bt1gat, and various
other prolrcts local in their production but general
he cast practicable coss 81 transportao, @ ana tat a
arbitrary and unnecessary tax avc by tho transporter
over md above fair remuneration for nveatent ia
burden unon tho producer and consltncr thRt 1t Ia
part Of wiao atatesmansnip to rcmove.,
l'esolu, That certain leadng railroad corporations
e welfare mi ondowea VIE o rss of ement
domain gocly for Tint roaaon, havo proved themselves
cons and Inscriptions capitalists to bo used to p-
dor tho public, enrich tonaoveB, and impoyerish tho
aareSa Sa we th9y o,ro,
haso not ony dlsregarotl tic public convenience nn1
faelsatuyeg. md Jeietl m,r E1coi;yo md Ju,Gca
ani Eand To-day most n,enacng bangor 10 Anorieal,
liberty and to republican government.
Resolrcd Tint the present systcm OF railway 1nan-
agement hayng f"ilGt TO meet tho Just expectations
1 dGanas o. a9ng anesihE people, m.ss be
Of tic sw boh sata @ and Natona mn an tho gaay
corporations compelled to perform thoir propcr func
Resolped That to This end wo invoke tho Gid Of all
M f a. en in = 81 statea Of Thy Union In e1ela
ocer mi rn nns sh o. III from oar ese9e
railway atornoye or oer ran@a NJ a,
Lie oirco TO the ba,o nao of priyao gain. pA
teresa that desire cheap transportation to work
tne problem IN such manner as they may deem best,
n7oso fnsir careful Their
Ieunnravo waaes ~ tha nTpncer 3 Gne IN gns
ducts to tho consumer, untaxed BY unoarned ch.raeg
for ther carriage.
, 1873-05-08
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1878.

might hayo boon OF mon and boys flftoon or
twonty.
noportor-He askod you II you wore Gov. Kol-
l0SE H. of III @r Rslisgs2 esn e. rothor o .a Mr. xo
''Ys Nsportegwnas pc SSe if a ho do whom you told him
yon wore Gov. Kollogg7
Mr. K.-Ha, spoke cxcitcdly, and usod l,arsh
and ono Or two other expressions Of liko Import.
I WAS In the act of getting into tho oarriago and
said to him. " am not acquainted with you !;
I don't know that havo dono anything to oifond
Of, raisod hia hand and shook hts iat At nc,
saying something could not understand, be-
cnllao my driver started tho horaoa. As NO wont
around tho corner from Magazine stroot honrt
q shot, md simultaneously folt tho passage Of q
Roportor-Tho reporters l,ad It tbat you woro
shot In tho mock.
Mr. K.-Woii, tho roason Of that iu that whom
tho ball passed inyoluntarily raisod my hand
~ and said @ hin et carofa aS pio's en 'asn ra
into that dfay." spoke pretty sharp to- him.
I roally was not conscious that /. pistol was
aimod ut mo until felt a tngling.
Noportor-You then wont whereof
Mr. K.-JuBt aB 80ou as We drove On Camp
atroot said, "Dont drive 80 fast, ",and:h drovo
comparatively slow round to tho st. Charles
Hotel.
Roportor-1 hoard that you wont to tho st.
NuAl! 11bItA u4u lluollEEu CluaU GllETnbot hNu
Ind fifteen policemen to como up horo aH body
guard.
Mr. K.-That Ii nut no. wan al tho hotu1
some time talking to Mr.. nivors, until came up
horo With Capt. Flanagan in the carriage TINT Is
standing at tho door.
Roporter-Thon I suppose, Mr. Kollogg that
ia I'LL you know Of tho affair.
Mr.. K.-That IL all know; but l1avo been
told sinfo that tho poraon who accostoa mo was
Whilo Mr. Kelley was narratng tho Incidents
Of bls narrow escape, quito n number OF persons
dropped ID. having heard tho flying ru,nors, and
whom ho closed bis story they htoPpod forward
Howell, and others Of Kellogg, adhorontH woro
among those who first offerod thcir congratula-
tions.
Tho young man who fired tho shot was about
three paces behind tho carriage as 1t turned into
Natchcz street, followed by large and joering
crowd. It penetrated tl1o bnck Of tho carringo.
Tho man was we'll dressed, very quiet, and worry
collected.
Special D4spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON. May Private dispatches from
Louisiana represent tho condition of a1fairs there
as eyen worse and moro alarming than detailed
In the general press kilograms. Gov. Kellogg
started out with tho determination to crush
tue McEnory party, but he finds this moro
difficult than no anticipated. Tho McEnery party
State it is reported they will DO ablo to oer suo-
oceeful resiatanco to Kellogg'B forces. Up to
this time Gov. Kellogg has not called upon tho
President Of tho United States in tho
way prescribed By tho Constitution for assistance.
According to the last deciilon Of the Acting
Secretary Of War, Secretary Rohoson, Con.
Emery Is not authorized to uao tho national
service Of process issued by tho United sdates
Courts.
, 1873-05-08
rfn0ypala0x,t or sl'rpOpy,

YANK1oN, D. T., May 7.--1on eon.panlos Of
the Beyonth Cavalry, which haye been oncampcd
lloro, took up their limo Of nlarch ut noon to-day,
nndor command OF Con. Custer, N, tho Missouri
River. 1t in understood that tho companies will
ho locatol ut Buch points west OF tho Missouri
river, along tho pro.osc1 limo Of tho Northern
Pacific Railroad, M thoir services psay 10 ro-
aured, Owing to the abHonca OF forage along
tho liuo OF march, tho progrosB muat DO BLOW,
and tho regiment will probably not reach tho
crossing before tho 10th of Juno.
, 1873-05-08
Tho Supreme Court JuttgosIltp.

Special Di8pafcR 70 7He Chicago Tribune,
PRINCETON, ILL.,, May 7..-Tho Hon. Mr. Craig
WAS hero to-day organizing his forces for tho
contest, and he seomel to entertain strons
hopes Of being olected lIo was closoted with
h1r. bryant, his chief fugleman hero, for several
pulless in CraigB interest aro to move on Law
Tence's forces IN LaSa'lo County, with Wow Of
capturing ILLS stores and ammunition. Craig's
experience In tho limo OF county-soat fights has
made him M accomplished wiro-puller, and it
will not be Ills fault If ho docs not win.
, 1873-05-08

Review OF tho Money, Gold, Eond,
Stock, and Produce Markets.

Review OF tho Money, Gold, Fond,
stock, niad Produce Markets.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRH, 1Iay 7.-TAo supply Of loanablo
funds at this point ia steadily increasing Tho
money market Heems at last to havo sott'ed
down to an easy condition for tho spring and
summer months. Currency ia still flowing this
way. Tho banks arc getting into stronger posi-
tions, md arc discounting moro frooly for their
Customers as wcll as offering increased amounta
Of money On call to leading brokers. On tho
Stock Exchange money wes very eaBy to-day, and
the brokors supplied themselves att to 5por cent
per annum. Ono Of tho gratifying changes re-
sulting from tho prosent condition Of finances
is the increased demand for mercantile papor,
Of which vory large amounts wore placed yoater-
cent for primo names, and 10 to Il per cont for
6ccond-clasB nanoB. Many capitalists manifest
y disposition to place money for period Of
time covering tho summer months, honco
M arc 'aliiy eagery taken. k up: p'D' AneotRRer esRRsr
important feature attending tho increased oaBo
in money is the improved demand for now rail-
way bonds, Which hayo good properties behind
ing IN tho community. This donand for railway
bonds IL likely to increaHo in future, when we
renoh great plethora OF money, which event
seems not very far distant.
Tie stock market presented no unusual fen
tures this afternoon. Canton, one OF Drowa
faYoritos, aud OF which ho ia supposed to hold
nine-tonths Of tho Btock, advanced to 1890
1051a. Tho stock during tho recent depression
sold at 85. Tho noat active stock has boon
closed at 1171l.
Qovernments at the close woro firm.
, 1873-05-08

NEW YonK, May 7.-~-Tho horso.Bhoors Of tho
Second and Fourth Avenue Railroads Joined to-
day in tho strike inauguratod by tue horse shoora
Of tho Sixth aud Eighth Avenue Roads, on Tues
day.
-Four hundred pavement laboror6 aro now on
strike at Orange, N. T., and tho contractor has
asked for protection for his property. The 1tal-
ippH have affiliated with tho etr1kers.
, 1873-05-08
METEOROL LOGICAl.

Signal Service Bureau Reports nnI
Representations.
CHICAGO, May 7-10:l8 y. m.
Tho following reports hnyo beon received from
tho placea mentioned below:
, 1873-05-08
closed at 11714.
bonds.
Governments at the close Waro firm.


INp1ANAroLls, Ind, May Full returns from
oil tho wards in the city give Mitcholl Democrat,
for Mayor, 378 ma ajority. Tho Republican candi-
dateH OH tho balanco Of tho ticket aro elected by
majoritioB ranging from $50 to $50. Tho now
Council will stand II Republicans to Z Demo-
crata.
yoatcrday oyor tho city clocsion was QUO Of tlo
most exciting for many years. The Republicans
had no ticket in tho aeld, but supported tho Ill
de|>ondont Democratic ticket, Which was not put
before tho people untll ~ Monday morning. For
opposition, and each party olocted two OF tile
remaining candidates.. Col, Zollingor, Democrat,
waH elected by jority of o53, which is about
700 lesa than the majority ct the last State oloc
majority OF u5l, There was n desperate con-
tost over City h1arBhal but tho Independents
elected Kelly by 40 majority, and Strong, for As-
Hossor, by majority Of 1850. III two Demo-
cratic wards Independent Councilmon woro
AAcl4fl
, 1873-05-08

ton special, negotiations arc progressing thero to
turn oydr tho lnnts granted by Texas to the
pariaianH who purchased tho III paso lsailroaa
bontlB, and thus rooyo Con. Fromont from tho
Judgment Of tho Fronch courts.
, 1873-05-08
H,11e F.p9t Atlantic

HALIFAX, N. g., May 7.-Tho steamship At
lantio las Ieeu completely blown up. Fourteen
butios yyoro recovered Oh Sunday and Monday.
hut very few valuable articles haYo boon found.
Tho blowing up Of tho steamer III condemned aa
ipjuslloiouH. Hllo New York Wreoking Company,
It h said, will 10 heayy loBora,
, 1873-05-08
PITTSBURGH oil Market.

PITTSBURGH, May 7,-Crudo potroleiM quiet, weak,
and lower, tending si!. downward; $2.b5 per hrl 1t
Parker'a Landing, eqtal 10 1;so per gallon hers. Ne-
tlued dull and lower, ut Loo Oh cara lure.
, 1873-05-08

CD sss s e s4ssP ,ss. aas;s @ Int .s msss:
his servant understood Lin to Ky "Flro," L,
morning. aSout spass e n liz enaay sef
ns haS qss! seiyns viii H. % %5s0n nsn 81 % II, 'ssp sse
~ lio habitually lay. On approl 4;iing tho bod d
few momonta lator, tho nerya{ .;1taaw that tho
ohtof-JnHtieo waB aeizod with a%sslasm, and tho
Ing, on tho lips. DrY, John q. Perry, Motcalfo.
and Clarke woro at ol,co summoned. and It Val
pronounced All nnoplcptic attack, with paralysis
Of tho loft n:..c Tho paralysis Of tho attack Of
ally iisnppearoa, thore Going stili i'll worry Dry ssht s
tracos Of 1t in tho lips and right lnrG This att9ck
waa moro unexpected from tho fact that Mr.
Chaso ,TaH nsaurod by his pllyniciana Inst sum-
NOR TINT .tlioro was no loigor any, danger Of =
recurrence Of n paraytic attac]z. IRON the time
OF Tho attack On Tuesday morning ho remained
entirely Unconscious. Ills head was motionlosB,
while his right arm was restloaBy nctivo. 1lo
tho; day, md tho doctors finally placed thor
patient lntler tho Influence Of chloroform, which
wns applied OIL n handkerchief To Ills face whon-
over spanm wns Hocn to bc approaching. It's
OBJECT was Immediate. All tho anromittinR caro-
aud attention that affection could snggont found
no response. at q fow minutes after o'clock
was sinking fast. His breathing beeeno moro
cieoly 1t coased altogether. a spasmuodio
twitcling beginning with tic lowor portion Of tho
body followed, which laBtel for fo,4 seconds and
then al Tas htill;, 11,oro wcro prosent ID the
room ut tlo tmo Senator sprague aud Mrs. X.
G. Sprnguo, tho Chief Juntico'a Oldest daughter,
Mr. ". .. uoyt, and Atra Janot II. G. Hoyt, 1Ir.
Edwin 1loyt and Mr.. Hiram Darnoy.
The ro1nains Of tho Cliof Justice will lilo In st.
uoorEo's Protestant Episcopal Church, Tuther-
ford Place, from Friday till noon Saturday, to
afford all opportunity OF gcoing them.
pr. Lying will conduct tllo funeral ceremonies,
a1ld tho Roy. Dr.. Hnll will preach tho sermon.
Tho funeral tnkes placo ut o'clock on Saturday
afternoon, nftor which tho body will bo forward
cd to Washington for tomrorpry intorulent in
tho Congressional Cemetery.
-
:. IN MEMoR}Am.
NEw yonp Navy .r,ho doot, ~ ro,;of 1,..,,o
sn1mnn 'fh"so ,.n oo'.aa y. nsnt s
throuehout tic city. The inv on liz n;v Ha1 HtEt
hnto1S r;a;I su IA;, ~ o abn ~ sLo 10y na.l,
nrvnto hui1.1in~. ,ro 5;arino, - ~, n.
tho ayoniny ,,nnora onn1p,, oi,;tara, a..
Of tLo ntesrtty nh;i;tr nna snnti"sa ~
tho docoaHe1 ntatonnnn, "'0 'po''''' "tAe'o1 VI
T4o news Of tho doath nf tho rt,;ef r,at,co voa
not RECEIVED in tho Inite6 Htntos Tonrt R,,;i1;.
until near tho tina Of lin nj innrnment ~ tSe
IInitoi Sotoa G;rc,,,t aI is, ;ct tnrrs ~ I ~
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