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LIFE INSURANCE.

On several occasions we have called the
ttentlon of the readers of the Advocate to
he question Of Life Insurance We have
lone this because We deem this question to
one of no ordinary Importance, and as
afe means Of provi'lng for our fam lies
gainst misfo tunes that may bef,l them.
Ii Is certainly a sad event for husband or
father, under any circumstances, to
t.ken from the household but when aided
Cd this calamity, the widowed aud orphaned
mes are lett penniless, to grapple with the
sorl1 in its ruder aspects, the mutt with.
,ut bread and the chi lren without the
means either of subsIst nee or education,
he spectacle is one calculated to excite the
:ommiseration of all WITHOUT au appeal t.,
ancy or imagination, we may be permit d
t. say that we have frequently seen such
Instances.
A little timely precaution, little less Of
waste, little more OF economy, might have
prevented any such disaster. An invest
Eent made 10 a well.couducted and safe
Life Insur .nce Company of a few dollar.
'nDually. saved from the earnings of indus
~, IL lit any family above penury, aud
place them where, with proper exerious.
hey may obtain conf rtable competence
Money inves ted in thi, way is not lost
1t is wrenched from ex'ravagancs, and
placed in hands whose guardianship watches
ver it until the day of misfortune aud want
zones upon US, and then it is returned
The IDEA entertained by some persons,
that to insure ones lie is to di>trust an
'ver.ruling Providence, is certainly an erro
,eous one. ''But if any provide not for
lis own, and specially for those of his own
1ouse, he hath denied the faith, and is worse
han an iu6dtl," is much more applicable
TO the question in point
Upon death. bed, how often has hus.
band and father regretted that be had not
lva'led himself of this tim ,ly method of pro-
tectlng his wife and children against COM
ing misfortune which could so easily have
oeen prevented !!
We are grati6ed especially, that of late
years this subject has commended itself SO
,avcrably to preachers Of the gospel of the
various denominations. If it be the duty
f others to avail themst Ives Of this method
Tor the protection of their families, it seems
to US to be doub|y SO WITH the ministers Of
tie go>p |. With salary usually small,
thus rendering it impossible to provide for
those dependent on him if he 1hoald be
taken away-uiay he not. ought he not, to
ook sufficiently to heir intere to pay the
anu premium on a policy that may aid
them when bis arm is pal sled and his hand
is no longer able TO provide?
Having entered the ministry when a
youth, aud having ofteutimes grarpled With
the inconv' niepce of a meager support. and
oelny fam liar wi b the pecuniary smbar.
ras ments under which many preachers la
'or, and having seen them often pass away
and leave their stricken ones in want, [
must be excused f.r expressing myself so
'rdently in their behalf.
We cannot. however be too careful in our
selection Of Company in which to insure
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The very large advertising patronage of
the V1ND1cAroR which cramps our news col
umns SO much this morning, is of course,
gratifying to us in pecupiary point Of
view, but it is also gratifying evidence Of
the stirring business Of the community. -Four
columns Of new transient advertisements,
embracing all sorts Of SUBJECTS; agriculture;
life insurance, personal complaints, mer-
chandise, wants, medical matters, legal no.
tees, tanneries, diaries, butchers adver
tisements. gardening and notices Of all
kinds, and not ore solicited, is something
in Virginia, rarely ever seen out of Rich
mond. This rapid growth Of the business
of the V1ND1cAToR, and its unexampled in'
crease in its subscription lit is matter Of
pride and interest, slmost as much for the
city as it is for ourselves for there is moth
Jog that attracts strangers to city, for 10
cation. more than the appearance of an en-
terprising newspaper filled with the adver
tisements of the people Of its vicinity.
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New Advertisements.


TNTHE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE COURT
i of Huslipgs for the City of Staunton, Feb
ruary 9th, 1878.
The Augusty County Fair, which sues for the
benefit Of H NJ Bell, F. NJ. Young and R. b
Phillips Plaintiffs,
Fl. Ker, A Upshur Ker, lately doing business
under the name and style of H. Ker 4 Bro. and
E. W Bayley, Defendants.
IN DEBT.
The object of this suit is to recover against ths
Defendants, one kindred dollars, with interest
thereon from the 10 tn day of April, 1868, sub
jet to a creditor SIS 90 as of April 10th, 1869,
and for $3.50, as Of April 10th, ls7O-due by
bond
And it appearing from affidavit filed in the pa
pers of this case, that A. Upshur ker, one of the
Defendants in this SUIT. is not an inh abitant oil
The State of Virginia, it is order ed that he APP
pear here within one month after due publication
IF this order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit.
Teste,
JAMES F. PATTERSON, Crk.
5. TRAvERs Phillips, P Q. feb28 At
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New Advertisement
Communicated.
The DOings of the School Trus.
TEES

We see the patriotism. good judgment
and kind disposition Of School Trustees, ano
their particular regard for the interest Of
the Free Schools Of Virginia, beautiful.
exhibited in the doings Of the Trustees
South River Township, Augusta County
1t is quite hard fer the writer of this, beint
+. citizen of said Township, to publish th'
doipgs Of our Trustees and thereby bring a
stigma upon his opg community. But
having some patriotism himseit. and brlup
atrield OF the Free School system, and
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALU4BLE HOUSE AND LOT
IN MT. SOLON.

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court IF
Augusta county, en- 'ered al its November term,
1872, in the Case OF Harrison u.s. Clarke, the an-
tersigned Commissioners will, on the prem SEES,
on Monday, the 3lst day Of March.
HOUSE AND LOT ia the village of Mt Solon,
ownei and occupied by Defendant James II.
Clarke.
The lot consists of about of an acre more or
Less, and heimprovements consist of comfort
able frame dwelling House, partly new, with all
necessary our buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand sufficient
to pay the costs of suit and sale, the balance in
three equal annual instalments of one two and
three years, the purchaser executing bonds, bear
ing interest from ,ha dav Of sale, with approved
security for the deferred payments, and the title
the property sold retained as ultimate security
H 3. NICHE,
GEO. NJ COCHRAN, JR,
!eb2S-tds Com missioaers
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Methodist Parsonage.

Messrs Editors Nindicator Please give
he small space in your valuable pape'
'to give hoHor to whom honor is due
Within the past two years, the methodists {"
your city have erected comfortable Par
-onsge. and repaired their Church-ano
whilst others deserve honorable mention.
wish to call special attention to the fulfil"
ervices Of our steward, Maj. b. 7. Bagby
Bat for him in my humble judgment W.
would have to day DO Parsonage. and b.
rshipping in the church as it was.
A METHODIST.
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To CORRESPONDENTS. -Thos. G., of High.
land. Your answer to the fence problem,
is correct, and it is the fullest yet received
It would be published had we not printed
two. Tin" Stribliugs Springs - too GRO " d.
ed to-day. Farmer" Brogue Ran, will
answer you next week. The letter of gu
Waynesboro' correspondent is unfortunately
crowded ont
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.


TEACHERS, PARENTS AND SCHOLARS
will find all the SCHOOL BOOKS used 10 GU
public and private schools at
BELL & CG'S.,
CORNER MAIN IND MEN STR
STANTON, VA.
They would invite the attention of parents,
teachers, and scholars to their large and varied
assortment of
SCHOOL-BOOKS,
embracing all the leading books used in colleges,
public and private schools, and which are sold
publishers lowest rates
ALL BOOKS USED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
supplied at lowest prices fixed by State Board
Education.
CoMLPETE CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free ON application.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AND
TEACHERS.
s-Orders from the Country promptly at
tended to.
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VIRGINIA STATE
v AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
FAIR OF 1873.

The following list of premiums is directed by
the Executive Committee to be published in ad-
vance, that contestants may have full time and
opportunity for preparation.
'3p E. &. LEIGH, Secretary.
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.

Anniversary mt Roanoke College
...Address of Rev. Mr.. Hooper
--.Otiker Interesting Proceed
ings. &c.
ECorrespondenee of the Staunton Vndicator
SALEM, Va, Feb 24th.
A word from this section Of the "Old
Dominion may not be unacceptable to your
readers Assuming this to be true | will
With your permission. report few items Of
interest. On the evening of the 2lst ul'..
Rev. Mr.. Hooper, of Lyochburg, dFljvered
the Anniversary address befose the Young
Mems Christiau Association of Roanoke
College. The subject of the address was.
The Ministry, as compared with other
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
" STANTON, Feb. 9th, 1878.
N. Trout, Receiver, &C., in cause of G. l.
Hite's admir-, &C., as. Hite's infants, Plaintiff.
James R. Grove and David F. Clemmer De.
PENDANTS
Take notice that have fixed upon my Office
in Staunion, and Thursday, the 3rd Of ApriI
1873, as the place and time at which will take
state a I'd settle an account,
LIST. OF the amounts and priorites of all liens
IN thu real estate of james R Grove.
End All the real STATE subject to such liens
and the fec simple and annual rental value there
of.
3rd. All other matters deemed pertinent by me
or required to be stated by the parties
Al which time and place You are required to
attend. The above accounts will be taken in
obedience to y decree rendered in the Circuit
Court of Augusta, 26th Of Feb 1873 in the cause
above named.
Given under my hand as Commi ssioner in
Chancery in the Court aforesaid, the day and
wear aforesaid.
feb2s-4t CHARLES GRATTAN.
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NOTICE TO PERSONS WISHING TO
~ TAKE THE BENEFIT OF THE
BANKRUPT Law!
Congress having declared the Bankruot tx
emption Of about Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars
applicable to old as well as new debts, judi
ments, &c, and as this LAW expires h. Limits
ton on lst DAY OFF JaJH.Y. 1879, the
undersigned, having provided themselves wit
al necessary forms, &c, have associated them
selves until that time for the especial purpose OIL!
securing discharges in Bankruptcy.
CHAS. GRATTAN,
A. S. MAUZY.
T. S.-Mr. Grattan can be found at his off e
with the Sheriff, and Mr. Mauzy at his Office
Southeast corner of the Courthouse next door
to NJ \ Trouts. feh23-4m
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DURE LIBERTY
WHITE LEAD,
Ground in Pure Linseed OIL.
EQUAL TO BEST ENGLISH LEAD.
We aim for Liberty Lead that, in WEARING
aud ovsRING, in WHITENKss and BEAUTY of FIN
lsH, and in uniform FINENEss Of G GRINDING, it has
no equal in the market.
BUY IT! TRY IT!
Warranted to cover more surface for sams
weight and to do more and better work, at
yaVen cost than any other. The best and most
economical White Lead, for outside or inside
work, ever introduced. Its reputation is firmly
established and its popularity Unprecedented.
EXCELS ALL OTHER LEAD.
MANUFACTURED AND WARRANTED BY
ZEIGLER & SMITH,
PHILADELPHIA.
For sale by our Wholesale and Retail Agents,
TROUT, STRIBLlNG BERKELEY
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VIRGINIA, TO WITH vACATION.-A,
Y Rules held in the Clerks Office of Au.
gusta County Court, February 18th, 1873:
Shelley q Trout Commissioners, (suit Craun,
&c, vs. Shefey, &c depending in Circuit Court
of Augusta county, Plaintiffs
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CHARLES GRATTAN
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
SrauNTou Fah 1Sth 1917

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, Feb. 18th, 1878.
To Frederick Craun, Plaintiff, and Sam'l H.
Craun, in his own right and as Ex'r of Sarah
Craun, decd, Edward huffman, and Sam l
Cricken harger, his sure,es Daniel Craun, John
Picker and Eliza, his wife, Christopher Landes
and Mamie, his wife, Sam Hale and Mary, his
wife, Elias 'jraun, Sam'l D. Cook and Margaret,
his wife, G Edwards and Sar ah. his wife,
Edward Huffman in his own right and Betty, his
wife, and John F. Craun. Defendants.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of a
decree rendered in the County Court of Augusta,
on the 10Th ofMay 1872, in the case of FEEDER
lick Craun us. Sarah Craun's Ex' or, and ais, l
shall at my office, in the city of Staunton, on
Tuesday the | sM Of Murch 1873, proceed to take
and settle the accounts of Sam'l Cram, Ex'r
of Sarah Craun, decd to ascertain the full
amount due from said Ex'r to Frederick Craun
together with such other and urther matters as
any party TO this cause may require as may
deem pertinent to the issues in this cause.
CHARLES GRATTAN,
feb2l-4t Commr.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

" DTAbNTON, FeU. ZUtC, 1919
To W.. W Cropp Plaintiff, and W. L. Mowry,
Sheriff of Augusta COUNT, and as such admins
traitor Of Catharine Wilbarger, decd, Henry
Willbarger, Hugh D. Linn and Margaret, his
wife, Sarah Wibarger and Ann Willbarger, De-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
Thursday the goth Of March, and my Office in
Staunton as the place. to take, state and settle
the following accounts:
lst An account of the perso nal estate of Cath
arine Willbarger, decd.
I'd. An account of The transactions of VIM l..
Mowry, Sheriff of Augusta, and as such Adm +
of Cathariue Willbarger, decd
3rn. An account of the real estate of which
Catherine WiIlbarger died, seized and pos
sessed, and the fee simple and annual rental val
ue thereof.
4th. An account of the GU standing liabilities
of said Catharins Willbarger, deceased
9Th. Any especial matter deemed pertinent by
me, or required to be stated by any of the par
ties, required to be taken by the decree Of Au-
gusta County Court, on the 28th of November,
1872, in suit in chsncery therein pending, in
which you are parties, plaintiffs and defendants,
at which time and place you are required to at
tend. Given unoer my hand as Commissioner
in Chencery of the i'd Court, the day and year
aforesaid.
roLn (yrTa IN ~ n NM
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE HAT Tnt
Il undersigned have again u 1i.ed in bust
ntss. this 18th day OF February, 1873, under the
old firm name of
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TO THE PUBLIC.
PROCLAMATION MOL.

Headquarters NEAT h SAUSAGE MARKET, I
STALL No. 6.
take pleasure in announcing to my custom
ers and the publ C generally that | will have a
FULL SUPPLY OF FRESH MEAT
Market will! sell it as cheap as possible for
CASH, but to regular customers and only them
will give credit.
With reference to my old accounts, announce
that all who are indebted to me over two months
are now given one month 10 settle in All or
ders will be attended to promptly, and the meat
delivered at the customers home
feb28-2m JOHN BRUSH.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
STAuNroN Feb 20th 1872

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STANTON, Feb goth, 1873.
To John W. Coley and Mary F., his wife
Plaintiffs. ard James Moore, Johnathan Peel anG
Hamlet Moore, Defendants
You are hereby notified that in pursuance of (.
decree rendered in the County Court of Augusta
The 25th of June, 1872, in suit therein pend
ing. in which YOU are parties plaintiff and de.
PENDANTS, | shall Wednesday, the z6M o,
Ala CHI, at my office, in Stanton, proceed to
take, state and settle the following accounts:
lst An account of the transactions of James
Moore, Guardian of the female plaintiff Mary f
Gibson, and showing the balance in the hands
of said Guardian due his said ward
2nd Any special matter may deem pertinent
or required to be stated by the parties
At which time and place you are required to
attend.
Given under nv hand as Commissioner in
chancery of the said court, the day and year
first aforesaid.
feb2l4t CHARLES GRATTAN.
COMMISSIONERS OTICE.-To Pascbal
~ Gentry, William NJ. Crawford and all
creditors holding liens by judgment or other.
wise, binding the real estate of said Paschal 3.
Genry.
Take notice, that in pursuance of a decree rem.
dered on the 2Sth day of November, 1872, in the
chancery cause of Crawford ps. Gentry, now
pending in the County Court of Augusta / sha Il
on Tuesday the lit day Of March, 1873, proceed a.,
my Office, in the City of Staunton, to take an
account showing, lst the amount of all unsatis-
fed liens binding the Real Estate of the defen
dant Gentry, In the order Of their priority. End
The quantity and fee simple and annual rental
value of said Real Estate, together with an,
other matters deemed pertinent by myself or re-
quired by any of the parties to be stated
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery for the County Court of Augusta this
sth day of February, 1878.
CHARLES GRATTAN,
febl4-4t Commissioner
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AGAINST
Philip Linn and John Weller, Defendants.
Acti0n of Debt md unon Attachment

Philip Linn and John Weller, Defendants
action Of Debt md upon Attachment
The object of this suit is to recover against the
DEFENDANTS S. 692. l8 with interest from the 22b
day of September, 1858, till paid, subject to IL
credit of 81, 076 80, as Of 3rd of October, 1861
and Tor some payments of interest. 1t appear.
| ing from an affidavit filed in the papers of this
suit, that the defendant, John Weller is a non
resident of this Commonwealth, and he not hav-
ing been served with a copy of the summons in
This suit or with said attachment, it is ordered
hat he do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and do what is necessary
| to protect his interest and that copy of this
order be posted.
Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, elk.
SIEFFEY d BUMGARDNER Trout P Q. feb2l-4t
NUMMIsSIUNER' OFFICE,
| " STANTON, Feb goth, 1873.
To Robert G Bickle, Plaintiff, and Michael
Palmer and Christian Palmer, defendants.
You are hereby Eotifed that in pursuance of a
decree rendered in the County Court of Au yusts
N,vamher 29lh, 1872, shall at my flee in
|taunton, on Saturday the 22nd of Ha, oh, pro.
coed to take the following accounts:
lst. All liens end their amounts and priorities
resting on the real estate of the defey, iants n,
Of either OF them.
I'd. A description of the said real estate. with
he fee simple and annual rental value thereof.
3rd Any other matter dee.ned pertinent bv
me or required by any one Interested in the same
At which time and place You are required to
attend.
Given under hand, as Commissioner in chan
Gerry of the said court, the day and year first
aforesaid.
kb2l4t CHARLES GRATTAN.
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()obLlC SALE will offer at public sale,
/ at my farm, two miles above Tinkling
,pring Church, adjoining the lands of A Kindig,
Samuel Wills and Others on MOndav'
March 10th. 1873. the following proper
y all my HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
lTURE, Farming Implements, a number of
Horses, Cows. Sheep and Hogs, lot of corn
me wagon and two sets of harness, and mum.
Der of other articles
Un the same DAY l VIII rent publicly the
FARM, containing 90 acres, on which there
sa good Log Dazzling House, Stable and all
necessary out houses.
TERMS of sale cash, Of Rental, made known ON
day OF sale.
tebl44t ELIZABETH J BRANAMAN
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IN VACATlON.-At Rules held in III. Clerks
l. Office of Augusta County Court February
10Th, 1873.
George A. Hanger and J. W. H. Coursev,
Plaintiffs.
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V7IRGINIA-IN VACATION Rules he
v in the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court
for Augusta county, February 2eth, 1873.
Jordan Carey, Plaintiff,
, 1873-05-14

Meeting of tho noa=d OF Education
Lust Evening".

mcoting of tho uoa-d OF Education
Last Evening"
The Board Of Education met yesterday avo1l-
ing, prosidont King in tho Chair. presont !:
MesBrs. 1sunyan, Richborg, Wolle,, Wilco, Dishop,
Stone, prussiug, doggin, Sheldon, CalkinH, Hos"
ing, Donfold, Hambleton.
Tho Building and Supply Agcut report cd that,
during tho winter aud spring boilcrs In tho W.
riouH schools had boon inspected, and wore gon-
orally in very good condition. Repairs were
mado where needed.
A. communication requesting the closing Of tho
schools Oh Decoration Day; was received. Ii
was or1orod that as In other years. all teachora
and scholars desIrous Of attending tho ooremo-
MICS should be allowed leave Of absence.
Mr. Wi1co offercd; . resolution. which Waa
Fund Property to wait on all tho delinquent los-
noes OF school lands, and ASCERTAIN tho terms on
which aottlomont can bo mado with them.
Tho Committee OH Buildings and Grorlnds
recommended tho construction OF primary
building, coating $4,000, on ono Of tho frao-
Tho report VAS concusred In.
Tho Committee on School Fund Property TO-
ported, recommending tint tho 80 acros in tho
aonthwoat olt quarter Of Section II DO sold for
offered therefor. Tho Committee also reported
that tho largost bid for tho 101 acres near tho
Hharnahootesa' Park waa S100 an aoro, which
they do not consider sufficient. They therefore
recommended that 1t be again oftcred for ealo:
through an agent, at a minimum prico Of s250
per aoro.
Tho report was concurrsl In.
The oottnistee On Bnildlng8 aud Grounds
was authorized to put drain from the Carpon-
ter street school to tho main sewer.
Tho rapport OF. the Committee on Toxt-DookH
"aa naao tho apcofal order tor noxt yyoek:
Mr. Hambloton, who Ia about to visit Europe,
, 1873-05-14

pied in heat!ug the argumonts Of counsel In IL tlie
ID huit brought BY pleintin to compel defendant
to convey to him cortaln 60 no5es o. !a,a nosr 20
with defendant In February, 1869, for $50, goo:
Thp property is now worth. $4,000. Defendant
clatns that plaintif has not performed h'a con.
trso and shat tn S ,at t. n9t sa,a pona
thai ho has dono 30, but TINT II any lapse oa DO
charged to him II waa pooaslonod By Tho net Of
defendant in refusing to make him deod for
tho proporty. sn,,.,,, :. ,' ,o,,.n =
: In tho Criminal Court, tho Grand Jury yestor-
day returned two truo bills, and retired TO oon-
aider further proHontn,onta. -
4 backyard quarrel took up tho attention Of
for forco and broYlty than for olcgando or ohas-
tlty, and broathed Oh audible doubt, In proaenco
Of back yard full, Of nctghbora, that Whoolor
ors who Tod at Lis daily board: Feeling natu-
rally annoyod at guoh vito, insausttons,
froo n considerable qunnttty Of 1Inzela
10 a,ss ySt To IT, asy sn9sd e s99 ths
intensely provoking nature Of 4la2els ronarks.'
Which must hava heen almoBt as outing rs
Wllnelor'e knifo fined him s5o and costs. as ia
the: female pert1saas Of plaintiff and defendant,
oncrcv tLat HLoriH bradley kent down their OK
citcmont wlon auy pnrtioularIy Interesting paa-
] saTo nf nrm,a oeo,irred botwcoi, LAWYER ana vii
nnsa. nrs
"A trno bill was founi, against Philip Brown,
tho colorod barber. tor 1rdor, and his trial will
. ~. .T1tE COURTS ooNpENsED.
Tho case Of Louis Wondnagel and Alulph Up
noff '. Tho Chicago 4 Iowa was tried in .rudyo
l}aon's Court yosfertlny. :rhia Was nh action In
assunapslt, IN which plant!tle sought to recover
Tho BUN Of $3, 900. Tho lnbflity sued on aro1o
from plaintiiI having built for defendants dur
Ing Doceuber 1871, md the epring following,
three wator-tanks Of tho vnluo Of $1,820, do
talks wore Of DOOR mntorial and bad workman
shin. loakinr badly at tho start and sinco and
losing tholr hoops in a most axappornting man
nor. Tho case wout 10 iho Jury 1t s. Who, by
t1SSst SS.'' ~