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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO March /.
WHEAT.-Quiet, unsettled and ir-
regular; No. 2 spring cod at / 1910
| 2O1, cash or seller; Michigan ! 2lt@
l 22s, seller April closing out; side flour
steady and unchanged.
CORN.-Moderatelv active and firm;
No. 2 sold at 3l3@3lsc, cash or seller;
the mouth closing at BIZ cash; 325
seller April; sc seller may.
OATS.-Essier and quiet No. :, 20
6263, cash or seller the month; 23!G
26s, seller April; 29i, seller May clos NJ;
oct cash.
RYE-Good demand and easier;
644@65 for No. 2.
BARLEY Moderately active; No
2 sold at 724@729
CATTLE-In moderate demand and
irmer 3 SOFAS 623 tor COWS, to good
shipping stesrs.
HOGS Less active; extra 4 sos
95; chiefly 4 65@4 90
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Cincinnati market.

CINClNNATI, March :
UTTER.-Firm extra Western Re
serve 25@26c.
EGGS.-20c.
FLOUR Shade frmer; superhne,
S. 7566 25; family 7 50@7 -
WHEAT-Shade frmer 81 69lGl '5'
CORN-Weak, 40@43.
OATS Firm, 3l@3S.
RYE-S06S3
BARLEY-Quiet, ranges from IS 10
IS. .,,
HOGS-Very firm; receipts, 1875,
but CHI oice 26@5 40.
PORK-Quoted at Sl4 5O@l4 923
holders asking IA 75@l5, with 10 %
bid.
LARD-From II 10 st.
TALLOW-Steady at S9S!.
TOBACCO-Steady.
WHISKY-Advanced l cent, steady
at sec.
COAL.-Steady-Pittsburgh lS@2Ot
delivered.
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The Death of General EDWARD John

Ine DSotn Oh 0eneFaI EuWAEu JONI
SON.
The announcement of the death OF
Gen. Edward Johnson which occurred
at Richmond; Virginia, on Sunday has
already been made. Gen. johnson was
born in Salisbury, Chesterfield county,
Va, on the 18th day OF May, 1916
and therefore at his death, was in the,
57th year of his age In the year 1888
he graduated at West Point with Gems.
Beauregard, Hardee and others OF the
Confederate States army, and General
Mcdowell and others of the United
States army. In Mexico General John.
son was twice brevete1 Tor brave ard
meritorious conduct, and received tor il
a sword by vote of the Virginia Legis-
lsture. In 1861 he resigned his COM
mission in the United States Army,
and was appointed Colonel OF Georgia
regiment. He was wounded at Alle-
ghany, and after bis recovery he was
promoted to brigadier generalship in
the Confederate Army. After the cam
paign in PENNSYLVANIA Gen. Johnson
was captured and cent to Charleston, s.
c., and placed under the Confederate
fire. After the war he returned to
Virginia and engaged in the occupa-
ton of a farmer. Several weeks ago
he went to Richmond, Va, and was
taken sick, where he died. The Gene.
raj Assembly of Virginia passed com
plimentsry resolutions upon his lite and
character, and adjourned in respect to
his memory. His funeral took place
on Tuesday, with imposing ceremonies,
at Richmond, Va
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Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned wishes to sell lin
whole or in part) that portion of coal now
IN his possession, mouutiDg to about Ro
acres, located along the Ohio river about
one third Of mile north of the city limits
u e her with one acre of surface at the en-
trance on the .tde nea'e-t the river, and
three acres Of surface around the other en-
trance back of Fulton. The vein OF coal
wiilVary from feet inches u feet In
depth, and could be conveniently shipped
by means OF the county road, or by the z.
W. & KiR X, as the enhance on the river
side is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
erty
marl-h WALTER MARSHALL.
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How It's Pronounced.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Boston Herald gives the following
authorities for differenl ways of pro-
nouncing Credit Mobilier," and peo-
pie can adopt that which best plesses
their fancy:
John B Alley-Credit Mo beel.yes.
Judge Poland-Credlt Mo-bil-sir.
Cakes Ames-Credit Mo- oil ay.
Gen. Banks-Credit Mo-bil-ly-s.
Sidney DiIlon-Credit Mo-bil-eer.
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CarboIic Acid for Preserving Bodies

IT is stated that Prof. CUTLERY has
demonstrated anew the powerful
antisepite properties OF carbolic acid in
some additional experiments lately
made. He enveloped a fresh corpse in
a cloth saturated with solution con-
tanning two per cent OF the acid, and
after four or five days pouring more OF
the solution over the body. By this
treatment putrefaction was entirely
prevented, tie body after six months
exhibiting no signs OF decomposition,
and being but slightly altered in ap
pearauce. AT the Morgue, in Paris, q
solution containing one-twenlieth OF
one per cent of the acid sprinkled over
the bodies arrested putreiaction even
during the heat OF the summer.
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FIRST MORTGAGE.
I Per Cent 50 Year Bonds
OF
Buffalo Valley Railroad,
az PENNsYLYANIA

A branch of the Pittsburgh, Washing
ton and Baltimore Railroad, extending
from Garrett TO Berlin, only eight miles
long. Interest payable semi-annuslly at
Western at onal Bank, Baltimore.
The q aduatiOn, hridg nc, &c completed.
ross Ties delivered ready for superstruc-
tuTe. othing wanted TO compile " but
the living OF the rails, which can Re done in
thirty DAYS. The ROAD up TO present date Is
out OF debt. " hole issue OF Bonds Eighty
Thousand Dollars.
t is a y ell known fact that Short Line
Road pay the best, an this line has the
additional ADVANTAGE that IL come cts with
one OF the Leading Trunk Lines leading 10
Pittsburgh and besides, IL passes through
one or III . most productive, beautiful and
fertile Mineral Valleys Of Pennsylvania,
aboundinQ in Timber, Coal, Iron Ore and
very superior Fire Clay, the. Frsights on
which alone without the pas senger travel,
NUT produce A large revenue,
For sale at 50 and accrued interest by
feb2j JOHN e. TkULb.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, March !
n IN

TOLEDO, March :.
FLOUR-Dull-SS 50@9 90.
WHEAT.-Steady; extra white Mich p
gan 81 95; No. 2 white Michigan 81 6G
amber Michigan 81 673@l 6S; No. :
red 81 67@l 67!.
CORN-Quiet and steady; high mix
ed 394c no grade 3sfc.
OATS-Dull and no sales.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ NON pAY THE nth DAY OF
I J ,Iarcb, NIB, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. l. I viii proceed % sell at public auc-
ION At the lats residence of John Hamilton,
,trl on Cnlpllns rect, a. ntre Wheeling
all me household and kitchen furniture,
and rthtr personal properly, belonging to
The estate otsaid John Hamilton, died, con-
-i--lag IN part o. Carpsts, Parlor, Din
uE-roo II aud Chamber furniture, Dishes,
q. ,ssyue window nds, &c.
Terms OF sale, Cash
aANIBAL FOR BES.
....r, Admin sfratOr
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

NEW UkhI NHTCH I.
The money stringency increased to-
day and Stock Brokers were compelled
to pay from l-32 to ! per diem, Tor ac-
commodations. There seems to be no
immediate prospect Of any relief to the
present condition OF affairs in money
circles. Foreign Bankers have almost
ceased to tender credit to spectators
This shuts off an important source Of
supply. Time loans in currency are
still high; 7 per cent. per annum and q
commission Of Z per cent.
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FOR RE Mt.
For Rent.

FINE FRAME HOUSE ON CHEST
y nut street, Wheeling Island containing
e..ht rooms and cellar. 1t is pleasantly
.lcated and in perfect order. For further
PARTICULARS apply to
j. BIER,
lusr7.a Cor. JOha and Filth streets.
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For stakeholder and Engine.

o,EVES INCH CYLINDER AND
- twelve inch stroke, boiler eight and
n ,i(reet high thirty six inches In diameter.
III N cool order, Burns only one load of
,r9- ler week. Also Shaftiug and Betting
i1r ale. Al very cheap For further in
f,-na:lou apply at y. Mendel, Booth & Co.'s
f,rrifurg shop, rawSw
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Public sale.

OF A LARGE Law LIBRARY. ON
[ Thur siav the 18th day of March, 1873,
a. the Court House OF Ohio county, in the
cfty of wheeling, will sell at public auc-
lion one large law library.
Terms of sale cash.
febU-i ID. CONANT-
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1--WE FAIR GROUNDS OF THE NORTH
| West Virginia Agricultural Society, on
W hrriing island. are or rent. The use "i
,4r grounds for Pic-Nics and the Horse
~,a'Ir, and Track may be rented separately
II desired. Possession givei April first.
Apply to THDS. HORSBRO"K. Pr est,
or j IHN RLSEEDP. Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Grandest Scheme Of the AgeI
$50O,Ooo
CASH GIFTS.
100000 for onIy $40.

Under authority Of special legislative acl
of March Is, 1871, the trustees now an
nounce the Third Grand Git Concert, for
the benefit OF the Public Library of Ken
tucky. to come of in Library Hail at Louis
VILE, KY, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 3. 1878.
At this Concert the best musical talent that
can he procured from all parts OF the conn-
try will add pleasure 10 l. e entertainment,
and Ten Thousand Cash Gifts, aggregating
a vast total of Halfa Million Lollars cur
Tency will be distributed by lot TO the
ticket-holders as follows:
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Total 10000 Gifts all Cash...........:-s50),00 900
To provide means Tor this magnificent
Concert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
ONLY will be issued, a large portion of which
are already old
f;RICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, S.; and quar-
tiers 81 80. Eleven Whole Tickets for 500.
No ScUunt on less than 500 orders. Moth
ing could be more appropriate for presen
han tickets to this Banquet OF Wetlth or
more likely to produce gTander satisfactory
results. The object OF this , bird Glit Con
cert Is the enlargement and endowment o
the Public library Of Kentucky, which, by
the special act authorizing The concert for
it's benefit is TO be forever free to all citizens
of-very state. This Concert will be con-
Quoted ike the first and second HERETOFORE
given, aud full particulars OF tn mode Uf
drawing the gins and paying them ana
everything necessary To thorough under
standing or the scheme, nom beglnnlnS 10
end, are now published in the form OF a
circular, which will be furnished free OF
cost o any who apply. The entire MANAGE
ment OF this undertaking has been COM
mitted by the trustees TO Hon. Thos. r
Bramlette, la g Governor OF Kentucky, TO
whom all communications pertaining 10
the Gift Concerl should be addres sed.
RI. DURRETr, Prest
W.N.HA DEMAN, Vice Pres't.
John y. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library OF
FAKME Rs & DRovERs' BANK, Treas.
ufer.
AS the time for the concert Is close at
hand april SthJ parties wanting tickets
should END in heir orders Immediately If
they wnnld avoid the ru al and de ay ASA
luiely unavOiOa able in the few days proceed
ing the Drawing. Ali orders and applIci-
tons Tor agencies, circulars aud in orIna-
ton will meet with prompt attention.
THOS. T.. BkAMLEEfE,
LOuisvile lie, N.Y.,
Agent Public library Ny.
j. ". L.. RODGERS, AGENTS
100 Market st.
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The Dayton (Ohio) Journal reports
that Henry Ward Beecher was willing
to lecture one night in that city for
$500. Almost anybody would be.
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For Sale

WRIST CLASS NEW BRICK DWELL
ing house on Chapline street, and three
bo,s,s on division street, Centre Wheeling.
Wv. HOSE d BRO,
mari Bailey's Block.
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For Rent.

rIHE HALL NOW OCCUPIED ny TIE
Young Mems ChriStiOn Association.
tnr.Iuce next door TO the City Bank, on
Market street.
gosSesSion given April LIST, 1873.
r4,S X. CRANGLE.
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The Inter- Ocean says that the provi>
sion trsds OF Chicago was never so active
at any former period Of its history as
during last week. The shipments ag.
gregated 24,520,0OO pounds, or 1920,
600 pounds per day, 1888 pounds
tor each hour, day and night, and 2,722
pounds per minute. These shipments,
amounting to II, 100 tons, were sufficient
to load l,l76 freight cars, or five heave
trains OF forty cars each, daily. The
total value of theee shipments cannot
fall much short OF 81 100000, and as
most OF them arestor account of Liver.
pool and other foreign orders, this sum
may be set down as Chicago's contr bu-
ton Tor single week toward reducing
the foreign trade balances against the
country.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ESTABLISHED SOL
WEIGH & GRIFFITH :,

Manufacturers of Saws. Superior 70 all
others. Everv saw warranted. Files, Belt
ing and Machinery. Liberal Discount.
rS-Price List and CT culars free.
WEIGH & GRlFFITHS,
Boston, Mass and lie IoiL Mich.
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
s200, 900.

n general Banking, Exchange and DoiIsc-
don business transacted with ndsiity and
yTUmptness.
Certificates Of Deposit issued and Interest
PAID thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums 10 salt.
New Fractional Currency and /, q snd ~
5oin always On hand for the sccODmOJa-
lou u the public.
Accounts OF AerchAnA, Manufactures.
HaEhsTs and otHsrs solicited.
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n. & + bBANDY Newark, Ohio
DE H H-BEU OF GbN. LII.
A magn nceuI liXtS I-ch Engraving Inc
IamIy ~ud irienc- are g,ouped so rowiuI-
~ around the old h RS Gedtn-Ded. I he
scene Is 20 touChngly be ,utIIui, me sent.
me OF the piciuue is so sweet, aud the
chaTaC ers 90 lle-like that everybody adj
mi - 1t. I is uuly gem OF art, one which
Shou Il hang in the ptIiOr OF every South
ern home sent 10 IN 81, postpaid, on r.
C.ipl o - CsntS, or 3 for 81 cents. Agents
wanted. address:
JIG. X W. NJ. BURROW, Bristol, Tenn.
wORkgNG, CLASS MALE ". re-
male $50 week guaranteed, Respectable
emp.OJ meut Al no ne, day or evening; no
capital req uired null inst u'tion Snd val
uarlr pack sc vi goo 5 sent free by mail
Adj resS with six cent return stamp. Vi.
IUUNG = y, Is 20 ,andt l., NY.
HUarIBhE!-l suffered with Ca
TAkRH ihuty years anu was cured by
simple emedy. VIII send recipe, postage
Iree To all afflicted. kev. L. j. MEAD,
Draw-r l76. Syracuse, y. y.
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Atheeliaa aeai5ter,
CURRENT NOTICES.

AN old man drank pint OF whisky
in Norfolk county, Virginia, on q
wager aud died in an hour.
BRIGHAM Young recently issued invi-
tations to the one hundred and seven
teenth christening in his family.
AN Illinois constable has sued two
men for $1,000 damages. for injuries
received while attempting to arrest
them.
A MURDERER was hung by mob in
a Utah town the other day, and a young
woman, TO whom he was betrothed, on
hearing OF it fell dead.
A WOMAN in destitute circumstances in
Indiana cut off her hair the other day,
and sold it to charitable lady, who
gave her seventy-five cents for it to
buy food for her children.
A STARVING" man, who was sent to
a saloon by a charitable Bostonian,
called for an ice-cream and q plate OF
cream cakes. Another said he was
tired OF the food furnished in eating
houses, aud wished his benefactor 10
send him to q hotel.
A DETROIT man, being Tilted by q
widow upon whose house he had ex-
pended S400, took off the doors, carried
away the windows, and consoled his
wound I'd feelings by leaving the bull.
ding in much the same state as it WAS
before he began to make repairs upon it.
THE st, Louis Republican gives the
following as the programme Of the
reception to be given to Vice President
Colfax on his return to South Bend
"a fac simile of George Washinton's
hItle Ratchet will be born at the head
OF the procession, and Cakes Ames's
mem )raDdum book will be burnt in
effigy at the close of the ceremonies"
A PRIVATE letter received in Norfolk,
Va, states that Major Hunt, OF thu
Egyptian army, vino served on board
the Confederate steamer Shenandoah,
was killed late in January by a fall
from his horse. The horse became
unmanagesble, ran off, and the bride
broke in the hands OF the rider. After
this the animal was beyond control,
and finally threw his rider against a
stone wall fracturing his skull.
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uIEEITnEag.

DAEkiIDHlhs
JOHN X. BDLsFUED, President.
Jacob H0rnbrOok, chester -. Knox,
800. ~. rra111elnI, a. ". Campbell.
Jacob =. Rhodes, Henry 81. Harper,
iOhn l.. HOJbs. j. J. Campbell.
SEOE1E ADAHs, Casbisr
marZ5-dAs
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FOR RENT.

.NdES STORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
| cry Bank and lately occupied by u.
". ~lOner. deceased. Possession given
Agyl. I, 1875. X. CRANGLE.
fpbl. IA
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Use the Keisinger sash Lock and support 10
EASltN YOUR MINDO

No spring 10 break, no cotting OF sash =,
c1sap, durable very ea-ily applied, holdr
sash at any place desired, and ~ f-lasien-
or when tn sash Is Gown. send stamp for
circular. Circular and six cOppeI -brOuz d
locks sent TO any a dress in the u. =, post
paid, on receipt OF 81 cents. Liberal in
ducements 10 The trade. Agents wanted
Address EElSI NIGER ShS5 LOCK CO.
30. is Market st Harrisburg "a.
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Tie GuIDEis published quarterly. . cts.
pays for The yea,r which is not half the
cost TuoSe who ai'e-ward send money To
the amount OF one Dollar ~ mo { Tor Seeds
may also order . cents worth extIa--the
price paid for the GUIDE.
The First Number is beautiful, giving
plans for making Rural Homes, lining
Table decorations, WINDOW Gardens. &C,
and mass OF informati u invaluable 10
the lover OF fOwers.-l30 pages, on fine
tinted paper, So ne 500 Engrayings, aud a
superb Colorded Plate and ChromO Cover
The First Edition OF 20 600 ;ust printed in
English and German JAMES YAK.
mari Rochester, New York.
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or n,.n p w % X u.
y ,UUt'For any case OF Blind, BLEEDING,
Tching or Ulcer ated Piles That uEbING's
PILs REMEDY 'ails 10 cure. ii Is prepa ed
expressly t. cure the Piles, and nothing
eiee. Sold by all druggists Price, SlOO.
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SGW'FsG mAChiN k

VEG mACHiNE
IL THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
AGENTS wanted. Send fercIrcular. Addrss {:
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THE BEST BU<INESS
opnortunily and most tdkingc 'mbination
oil red IS to be found in an Az ncy Tor TAX
Jug SiESIsY WARD REECHER'S
Great LITERARY FAMILY NEWS
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largest and pest premium Picture ever Of
fered, the new ana exquisite 81 90
FRENCR OIL OGRtPHY,
called 81 TITLE RUNAw ~ AND HER PETS"
O'aDyrd,hS are the choices class ~ Er"nch
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also give the supe' % ~ PAIR OF Genuine
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II will this year be yade better man ever
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ArCorr EDWARD EGGLs STON, HAIR LET
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
Intelligent men and women wanted ev-
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usSigne |, send early for circular and Terms.
] & FORD y co, New York, Boston, Mass;
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~ an immense p-seti,e, extending through
period OF years, hayiag within that time trea.sd
many thousand cases % thcss diseases peN mar
TO woman, have been eJAbled 90 perfect 'nort
cations presented ry thet class OF diseases win
positive certainty aud eyaciDess.
To desishste this ..atu.a al specific ccnpounN I
hANe naLned 4
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
Stationary, Portable aud blast
G N CT N E S.

Saw Mil FIGURING viii and Blast furnace
Machinery.
& + a My Newark Ohio.
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marBdAS
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash 900
To provide means Tor this magnificent
| Concert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
ONLY will be issued, a large portion of which
are already old
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-31
Married.


On the 18th inst, at "Oak Grove" the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. ). ).
Patton, Mr.. George 81. Bunch. formerly OF
Staunton, Augusta county, Virginia, TO MISS nj.
Gussie Beville, of Sumter county, Alabama.
On the 5th inst, at the residence of A. W.
Parmenter, Dallas county, Iowa, by the Rev. J.:
Parmenter, Mr.. Geo. O. Howard, formerly OF
Augusta county, Va, to Miss Fannie Seay, for
merly of Nelson county, Va.
Near Spring Hill, by the Rev. 1. W. K. Handy,
D. D., William 7. Coffman, of Iowa, to Miss
Elizabeth J. Lambert, daughter of Adam Lam
bert of Augusta county
On the 2sth inst, In Stanton, by Rev. Geo.
B. Taylor, D. D., e. 81. Hoult Esq, of West
Virginia, to Mrs Elizabeth W. Steers, of Co.
shen Virginia.
On January 9Th, at the residence of the brides
father, near Sulphur Spring, Texas, by Rev. w.
A. Shook j. N. Layne, of Huntington, w. Va.
to Miss Sue J. Gregg.
On the 10th Of December last, at the residence
of Mr.. john B Townlsy, in Aloemarle county,
by Rev. Jacob Manning, Alphosso Lauve, OF
Galveston, Texas, to Miss Sallie G. Moore, Of
Albemarle county, Va.
On January End, At Breckenridge, No., by
Rev. Oliver Brown, Napoleon G. Aaupin, Of
Deer Lodge county, Montana, to Miss Mildred
e. Aaupin, Of Albemarle county.
On January 1sth by the Rev. Christian Hart
man, John W. Level to Miss Ada Francis Cra-
bill, all of Rockingham county.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-31
Died..


On the 18th instant, Mrs. Mary, wife Of James
W. Haxpe near Greenville.
In Greeayille, on the 10th instant, the infant
son of Joha W. and Jennie Burkholder, aged
2 months.
At Inverness, Scotland, Mr.. William Irving, a
native of AMMAN, Dumfriesshire, aged IS years.
On the 10th of January, at the residence Of
his father, W. W. Taylor, at West View, John
L. Taylor, in the 10th year of his age.
At her home in Monroe county, Mo-, on Octo-
Der 25th, 1872 Mrs Nancy Heiser, aged 10
years, 9 months, and days
On the Oath inst, near Nelly's Ford, Nelson,
W. W. Layman, formerly of Augusta. aged 20
years, months and days. he was q consis-
tent member of the Baptist church, and died in
the hope of blissful immortality.
At the Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution, on
thu 2sth inst Jos. Bowman, deaf mute, of
Shenandoah county, Va.
On the 28th inst, Virginia Woodward, wife
of Samuel Woodward, aged 20 years, months
ard 20 dsys.
In Staun ton on the 2sth of January. Carrie
Scemer, daughter of David Nimmo, aged 10
Ears, months and IL days.
At his residence near Moffett's Creek, Deem
Der 22nd, James Cooper in the Goth year of his
age.