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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-02-19
b. F. II
.Hoosier Champion
PUMP

In Gallia County, Ohio, offer Well and
Cistern Pumps, from Maple and Poplar
Wood, the cheapest and best Force Pump
in Use, at the following rate, viz:
Pump complete, 10 feet or under $l4 90
Each additional foot ....... 80
Cylinder, copper lined, for very
deep wells, EXtra.-......... > 90
These Pumps being constructed to
work i'm the bottom of Wells, can not
freeze, as water settles to a level with
that in the Well, or car be made tn
stand at any desired point in the tu-
bling; for the same reason they will new
er need printing.
Maple wood is free from all impurities
of taste, and is the best known to keep
water pure and sweet.
sB- The above prices include the Pump
delivered, set up, and in good working
order.
For further information, address
GUTHRIE & COLEMAN,
Cheshire, Ohio.
Nov. %, IS73L6m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-02-19

Two boys named Young and Riley
were out hunting rear Pickneyville,
Ill, last week, and, being under the
influence of liquor, agreed to shoot at
esch other. Young came to within
twenty-five steps Of Riley and shot
him in the breast.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-02-19

ROBT. COLEMAN,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07

chanical arts and mining, and the gem
crnl growth of the State, the parties to
advertise for one veara reward of SlO.-
OM for the best design for the same. and
5000 Tor the second best design. the
rewards to be paid out of the S15O. 200.
Fittecnth-To apply S'OO.OOO to the
endowment of "The California School
for Mechanic Arts" the object of
which shall he to educate males and
females i'll the practic ical arts OF life
such as works in wood, iron and stone,
or any of the metals, or in whatever i'll
dustry intelligent mechanical skill now
is. or can hereafter, be applied; said
institution to he open to all ouths
born in California. The institution to be
under the direction of said Stillman,
Horace Davis. y. :. IIallidic, joseph
Eidrcdge, John y. Earl, w. Z. Raj
ston and Hon. Lorenzo Sawyer, who
are to acquire the site. form corpora
ton ana erect tile buildings, and have
power to fill vacancies.
SiXteCnth-'rhc Trustees are author
izcd, after di>charging the above named
trusts. to deed the remainder of the
property in equal proporiion>to to the Cal
itornia Academy of Natural Sciences
and the Society of California Pioneers.
to be expended under the direction of Il
majority of the parties of the second
part. i'll the erection of the buildings
mentioned in the deeds to said socie-
ties respectively, dated October 1. 1873.
and i'll the purchase after the erection
of such building OF a suitable library.
national specimens, chemicals and
philosophical apparatus, and rare and
curious things useful in tho advance
ment of science.
Sevcn.ccnlh-Topa payto John II. Lick
of fredericksburg, Lebanon county.
Pennsylvania. $1,000; to Henry Lick.
his brother. $4,000: to Samuel Lick. IA
half brother. 5000: to Sarah, wife of
Key. Mr.. Helper. of AnnNiile. Icba-
non county, Pennsylvania. $4,000; to
Sarah. his niece. $1,000: to Sarah.
daughter Of John Lick. $1,000; to Jas.
William Lick, of Santa Clara county,
his nephew, 81 600; to Tho>. T.. Frazer.
of San Jose. $1,000. and he deserves for
his own Use during his lifetime the
management of said homestead prop
erlv. the furniture. books. tools and
implements lhcreat, and the rents. is
sues and profits thereof. As some of
the estate is cncumbcred. the parties of
the second part are charged with pay
i'll" the debts due.
Ei2htcentl-To make over. to said
last mentioned societies his homestead
in san Jose and all personal properly
in his business office in san Francisco
after his death. In consideration the
parties OF the second part consent to
pay him not to exceed S225,ooo per an
nam in any one year. The deed is
signed and acknowledged by James
Lick. Thomas :. >elbv. u. q. Mills. IL.
NJ. Ncwhall, VIM. .Alvord. George II.
Howard, James Otis and John .. Earl.
Appended to the deed is IL schedule OF
the property referred to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
IDLITIC.iL.
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF
EUREKA COUNTY!

Ry TIE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY con-
- LENTlON of Lander county, held in
Eureka. September. l>12. the undersigned
were appointed Il Central Committee, to act
for what is now Eureka county.
he approaching political campaign will be
of Importance, alike to our National, State
and local interests: and to secure success,
sirable and necessary. The duties of the
present committee expire with the organifa-
tlon OF the next County Convention. but prior
to hat time apportonmcnts are to be made
and primaries called for the State
and County Conventions. For these
purposes an efficient "reani alton il ncccs,a-
~: and the committee, i'll order To secure Il
full expression Of opinion and perfect harno-
ny Throughout the county. has, at n mcetiny
held at the office OF the Secretary, May 18th
1874.
Resolved. That tho Democratic County Gem
tai Committee shall consist OF seventeen
nemb bcrs. any nine thereof to constitute Il
quorum. and members to be entitled to vote
by PROXY.
h,solvcd, Second. that l.. |. Hoglc. :. NJ
Henley, Of Pa'i>ndc; | at. RoS>ittr and j. NJ
Bailey, Of huby Hill; john brieSbaclI, oi
Prospect Mountain. John shandley. OF Secret
Luther Clark. W. :. keyes. Gcorgc T.. LGnd-
sr'n, ihliip Splainc, and James Reilly. of
turck". be appointed members of said COM
mttcc.
Eccolvcd. Third that meeting for pur-
poses o organi, a'ion be held at tie office OF
". \. Edwards. in Eureka, June 10Th, at - :.
v. a. EDWAEnS. |
JNO. NJ. FOLEY, ,,....
7. II. HAEMGN. 'o:inittee.
SELDEN II IIEiZEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07

II Is impo>sible here to mention all the di-
soase> with which he i familiar; some. pei
harS. viii not be out OF llacn. he most iorn-
>clf-A base. The brain being the seat OF the
disease the whole system suffers in conse~
lu"nce. | will here enHmcrate Sor!e + the
symptoms. 50 that those afflicted may be shle
plants. and >eek adv ce in time. thereby >ny-
ing themselves a world OF ,utferinc: Nervous
Debility, Loss Of Memory. am in the Limbs
and Back, Palpitation Of the Heart, 1rer-
bling Of the Limbs. Headache, and an
Aversion tot;etial society, especially that of
tcnale>. Thor are great many more but
these are sufficient. and should You te :. fer
ing from any Of them. call ON DR. 1bIEE,
and he will cure you in a short time without
amy InterrLlltlnn in Nnnr hMsiness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
TO THE MEMBERS OF the REPUE.
LICAN PARTY Of EUREKA
COUNTY.

r MEETING OF TIL At PORTION
n of the Lrrublicon Comfy Central com.
mittce Of Lander county. now rc,itlinc in Eli
reha county. holden at IN, town nf Eurrko
June Isl. lS1l. the following nrraiublc ana
resolutions wore l,Iortrd:
Vi Ni,oreqS. Tho rnj,,rsi.nod wore bv .he
last hcpublican Convention of Lander rnGuty
appointed n Sui1-t'crtrul rnmmittec, to fnr-
tfrr the interest. of the t,erIhIiran nary in
that portion of Lander CONT, now ronI,ri.r,i
within the limits of Eureka comfy: and
Whereas said Eurci,a county In, since boz n
created out OF the Territory nbracod within
the original Jurisdiction Of said Sub-Ccufral
Committee: and
VI l,crrns the Republican uartv Of soid Eu.
reha county is without n Central Committrc
or Other ur-nnl a,ion: n Il
" hrreaS i; is deemed necessary and cypedi.
ent for the turthrrarcr of ierubIiran rr,Icl-
ple> rs we'll nSf, th, success and harmony
OF the rar;v. TO organize tI,p Ecru bllcan par.
ry of Eureka county bv the arroinfmrnt Of n
County Central Committees TO hold until thr
meeting Of tn. Repu hllcau Convention in Eu-
rcku cuuufy: therefore, be il
Resolved That the follaNir. named per-
sons be. and thav hereby arr. appoiitci y
Central Committee in and for Eurrka countv.
committees, to h0ll until the meeting of the
first ,crubiicur County Convention of Eure-
ka county:
f. iiauilton, Vanderbilt
y. BALL looSac Mountain.
Wm. VI. >hipl,y. diamond Valley.
Ar hihald Turner. raalkncr'> tnlIch.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
The Nli Formulas

Of Ricor1. Acton and EoStwck are of little
account, cXccft to dry UP the disease on the
surface, leaving the poison in the blood,
which. sooner or latei, Will show itself a. a
secondly disease in an aggregated fornI. licSe
acts havc learned by experience. and think
can say without beasting that have seen
more practice il hose diseases than any other
ihysitian in Nevada. dating as It docs from
l>i9. It becomes you. therefore, to think well
hctere Yen tnl Icy Physician.
Who i the proper one to consult-an old
"xl.crirnccd one. or one who has recently set
tl-Ll lntt-. Ill 2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
", Plan i. Purely Vegetable.
RhcU:lasiSsn. Neuralgia.

DESTROYING The disease and purifying
blood. 50 that there i no danger Of sccol
AIRY symptoms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
Structure Of the lrpthra

l. another Formidable enemy to health Send
;os one of HIy circularS en that disease, and
inform yourself of il terrible results. he
worst eases cured in II few days:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
$50 fccNVll.ll.
ESTRAlED OR NTGLEN

L'RoM THE PLEASANT NAL-.N
Il ley House, 10 miles north of Eu- -,
reka. on Saturday night May ID. LSL
two large team horses. rh" tarsr>, morse vi
the two wci=hs. when fat. about ten hundred
pounds: he Is dark bay. houtns no white:
has Il heavy main and tail. nnehc IN the left
ear. near the top. ard is branded wir'' =,
letter H." inelesrd IN 4 circle. en -. /;
shoulder. ! he other ior>e. the smallest of
the i've. is Il lighter bay than III, one
described above; he ha> togr white tcct and
a " hIte stripe In the face: i bran lci with the
letters " t." IN he let hip. Any person
retaining these h. ,rs To the Pleasant Valley
House. or q liverinl; them 10 Nm. Shipley's
wv. JONES.
ny Sly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
Surveyors Notice.

I. :. SrRvENoE-';ESiENL'Sp prFt,E,
VIRGINIA CITY, Wv. MAY -, l>7i.
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Flats Of the following named Townships
on or b.tor" the first day of July. l>7I: I.
l.. y. K. Il t.; IL and l., y. /, ~ h.: t. f.
and IT,, \. Ii. ~ T.. 4. l., II, u. y. Ia. ~ 1.
NJ. ID. VI.
+. :. DAVIS.
L. :. Surveyor General for Nevada.
my E-;,w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07

In all their variou; forms. either Primary
>"condar IT Hereditary, completely cradle
ratcd from the :y>tem. lour constitution
being restored L .,crect health there Will b-
no danger Of banding down to your ellildren
fhnf tnrrihla di Sna. knnwn n ScrotIIlA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
MEDICAL.
Or. Chas. H. TOzer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California.
DR. TOZEE.S EXPERIENCE Is OF
Special COMPLAINTS.

- forty years standing. and during that
time ha> met with Unparalleled suece>> in The
treatment Of all diseases generally known az
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
THE AhERIAN LOAN and TlJjl D.

NE Inv ENWUkTII- kANEAs.
CAPITAL ..... ............. sJOp.uOO
VIII .utitte Loans on Improved Real Estate
rth at Lat t~ioe Tic amount loan ed thereL n.
i"tsrr>t yer SeHi. per annum.
toilec ton "t Pinci! al and Intelest Guaranteed.
Pr,nclral ani interest payable in New York il
dCsrei. Stld t,r ClTculn~. AdIress
dLU, A. MOORE, &c y. Leav euworth. Kansas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

SUSPENSION OF \ NORFOLK (NA.) BANK -
A special To the Richmond Enquire. from Nor
rolk, dated the 26h inst, sayo; The First
National Bank OF this city, suspended this
morning. At n meeting OF the directors this
afternoon it was ascerIained that the bank
had hopelessly failed. 1t is stated that the
depositors will only realize about twenty five
cents on tho dollar. Several merchants here
will suffer by this loss, but none will be fore
ed 20 suspend business.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

ONE OF Mrs. FIsK's LAW SUITS GAINED
After several days OF litigation the SUIT of
Lucy ID. Fisk, as Administrative of the estate
uf Jas. Fisk, Jr, against the Liverpool, Lon
don and Globe Insurance Company. was
brought to an end in New York Tuesday by a
verde: in favor of the plaintiff for $40. $50 30.
The suit was for the insurance upon the fix
lures in the Fit;h Avenue Theatre, which was
destroyed ny fire on January l, 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

\ Philadelphia lawyer asked a witness in
Court: did you ever know Mr. Southerland TO
go back on bargain? ?" The opposing counsel
objected TO the question on the ground that il
was not grammatical, and the Judge susta ned
the objection.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
EN1s' WA9.Ti.b I'DIt
rrOf. FOW WLEk'SGREAT WORE

On Manhood, Womanhool aud Their Mu-
1aal LITTER relations. Love, Its laws,
Power. etc.
Atcnts are selhug from IL to 10 copies a day.
end Tor sptc clmrn ragta AMI ieIui~ to AGENTS, aud
s'e why II cells IA ter than any other book. Ad-
dress. NATION tL PUDil ,HihG Co. Phllatel-
Ihia, ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
rnEEA>r NEw BOOK or

I'LL hN~i NtN boOh OtI,
I0e subject Is all important, yet puzIling one
IL replen~heS the Government treasury and iln
pON erlshes the people makes tho ricu poor and
the poor rich makes tools OF WISE men exhaust.
Tho wisdnm at LEGISLATION; makes men run III ad
aud women tpel sad The crusade has begun; uI
t" victory. Men or women wanted To canvas every
town Address
l.. $fEEBlNS. Hartford. Conn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

readiness TO proceed to the actual work of
nomination.
A, Brooks Fleming. Esq, made very neat
and eloquent speech, in which he advocated
the claims of Mr. Martin to receive the Dem
ocratic nomination. He was followed by
W L. Wilson. Esq, of Jefferson county. who.
in one of the most impressive and effective
speeches l have ever heard in political cons
vention, (and l have listened with more or
less patience to good deal of this kind of in
teIlectual gymnastics) nominated Mr. Faulk-
ner. It was really splendid speech very
earnestly pronounced, and was listened to
throughout with stiffness and attention that
showed thar it was having effect. L. s. Johu-
SOD. Esq, Of Taylor, spoke in favor of Martin.
and Hon. Jos Sgrieg in favor of Faulkner
Mr.. Brown. of Barbour, made brief but
earnest speech in .repiy to Mr. Sprigg. and in
advocacy of MIR. Martins nomination The
convention then shouted .'vote, % .'vote'' and
amid tie most intense excitement the roll of
counties called. the several votes being
occasionally cheered by the adherents of the
respective candidate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
TIE TRIJMPhAL DEMOCRATIC
COLUMN,

The following is brief abstract of the cleo
tions which have thus far been held in 1874 :
New mpshire-DemOeratic Governor
aud Democratic Legislature.
ounecticut-Democratio Governor, Dem
Ocratic Legislature, and Democratic United
States Senator.
Oregon-Democratic Governor, Democratic
State officers, and Democratic Congressman
North CaroliDa-Seven Democratic Con-
gressmeu out of eight, large Democratic ma
jori,y in the Legislature, and Democratic State
ticket.
Tennssseo-Nesrly every county Demo-
cratic
Ditto Kentucky
There has been but one single defeat
The manufacturing firm of Brown & Ives
carried the State of Rhode Island These
elections are Indicative of what is to follow in
the Fall. Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, espe-
ciaily, will even do better than the States
which have preceded them, aud West Vir-
giuia will elect an unbroken Democratic Con
Eressional delegation, and an U. s. Senator to
take the place of Foreman (Radical.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

The result was soon announced Faulkner
rs 1880; Martin SO IL 60. OF course a
tremendous shout followed the announce
ment; hats were waved in the air and cheer
after cheer went up from the victorious DEL
egates. In the middle of the excitement Mr.
Martin went to the platform and beckoned to
the crowd to hear him. Silence was soon
restored and he then in a very feeling and
fervid manner, moved that Mr. Faulkner's
nomination be made unanimous and pledged
to the nominee his most faithful services dur,
ing the campaign. The cheering that fol-
lowed this graceful and magnanimous act was
even louder and heartier than that which fol.
lowed Mr.. Faulkner's nomination, for in this
the whole convention Joined, and ssHurrah
tor Martin j. was shouted by two hundred
manly voices. Mr.. Martin sprang at once in-
to the good gTaces of all those who had but
few minutes before cast their votes against
him: thrill of admiration for his manly act
and patriotic determination touched all hearts:
and the most careless observer could not fail
to note that the Faulkner delegates at once
rendered him homage as true hearted
man.
Mr. Faulkner then came forward and accept
ed the nomination with many thanks to his
faithful and active friends and paid well
Gl'buIc w tue enItV ana manIlnPSS
of his late opponent. This too, was received
with enthusiastic cheers and the Convention
at length adjourned, the delegates being
generally in good humor with themselves
and all the world.
The campaign thus begins auspiciousIv
1t is believed that the party division that had
its origin two years ago and showed its chief
effect among the people of the Valley Of the
SOukh Rranch will ba =
campaign, almost, if not quite ohlterated
and that henceforth the Democrats hosts will
"march all one way" to certain and we'll de-
served victory.
After the Convention there was general
differentiation of the delegates. and an excel
lent feeling seemed to prevail A Jefferson
county delegate said to me that his only re;
greet was that both candidates could not he
nominated; and Mr., Martins friends felt tina.
his nomination and election was only post>
poned, not denied. and that he had won for
himself a new title to their regard by his
generous conduct tn>day.
The crowd in attendance ct the Conven.
tinn has hecn simply immense. The hotels
were all filed on Wednesday evening. Ac
companied by about fifty tired and sleepy
citizens I arrived at Piedmont at one O'Clock
Thursday morning. and no bed beng attain>
able, sat on the porch of the Sims House and
took astronomical observations between the
toes of my boots until the sun rose aud the
bell rarg for breakfast. Forty nine others.
more or less. did likewise. II was no fault of
the landlord that he did not have a million
beds; and MIR Entlcr made Us forget in the
excellence of other features of our entertain,
ment the discomiorts Of a slecpless night
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
DIED.

At st; Mark's Rsetoly, Fredsr,ek {. nnty, Nd.
Rev Josenh Traonell. d. D., "a: ed Sc wears
AT her resldeuce near Springfield. Obi" on the
18th of AUGUST, Mr.. CAIRARLNE ERNST wife
of Mr.. John NJ Ernst, formerly of Sueu. erds-
town. and dau=hter of Daniel Entler, decd, of
ShephcrdstOwn. aged GO wears.
Suddenly. at Harper's Fertv. on Thursday last,
NJ JAMES BYRNE, OF Frederick City, Md 10
lis roth year.
Downville, AUG. IA. GRACE. dauc her Of VIII
liam L. aud Rebecca Lea!y, aged year,
mo Itls and So ,iaVs.
Aud Jesus SAID, ''Suf ,itC e chi 'dipn TO come
nrto me, and foIbid ul.em not, for of such is the
Kingdom of HeaveDf1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

- n uae xcited< andsImpartial spectator the
scene was one of no little amusement. The
almost incessant rapping of the chairman's
eaVel : the loud cries of "order, question"
."Mr. Speaker" &C., &C.. together with the
shouting of dozen or more gentlemen who
were making speeches without being able to
hear what they were talking about and the
CANCELLATIONS of the hot aud surging throng,
presented sights and sounds that are only to
be observed in Convention where every dele
gate hhInks all the others entirely wrong and
that Re alone can set them right For a few
minutes few of the delegates seemed to get
angry, but it was only TO- few minutes and
tho discussion (if such it could be called }
was generally conducted with rare patience
and good humor. In the midst of the row,
some person proposed that the aternates from
PucahOntas county he admitted to cast their
vote for Martin if the Martin men would con
sent that the vote Fl om Webster county which
was also unrepreseuted. be cast for Mr.. Faux
ner. The matter soon assumed such a sha pc
to be entirely unintelligihle and for while
made confusion worse confounded.
AT length G NJ Dawson, Esq of Marion
county. who had up to this time made numer>
Gus unsuccessful efforts to bring order out of
chaos and had been summarily raped down
almost every time. stood upon a bench in the
rear of the hall and, waving his hat in his
hand aud shouting at the top of his voice,
finally succeeded in attracting a moments at
tention. He then stated that he had been
authorized by Messrs Faulkner and Martin
to propose that the secretary be authorized to
cast the four votes of Pocahontas county for Mr.
Martin. and the two votes of Webster county
for MIR. Faulkner, This proposition was re
| ceived with enthusiastic cheers and the whole
squabble was settled at single blow.
The report of the committee on Credentials
was then adopted.
BY this time it was nearly 6 o'clock. and
] the Convention had at last reached state of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
Roanoke Collcs EGO,
skLER, VA.

ITcmLy- 'SCc0md Ses@0n. 1ST4-5. Bcgins
Sept. Cd, IN" ennis June 18Th
REV. D. F. ElTTLE, D. D.. PRESIDENT.
Assisted BIS CORPS of Experienced Instructors
ADVANTAGE 8
1St. A fnll Pnd comprel,cnsiv. Cnrriculun.
fercnl Departments "
Cd. J>itel.HV Societies Of the first rank
1, FIn' i1 ~ aDont 10000 volumes; Reading
"Th. Valuable CPbInet and Laboratory.
9tm' location unsurpassed in the country.
Vontapes. ~"
SD. Excellent moral standing aud correct de:
DO' G".eut OF the srpGents.
St": Eiore moderate expense for advantages
ShOited "Rn can be found elsewhere in tue
s%uin' ES'ense tOr Session Of 10 months Cin-
clnn'p" 10a'G. 'ni ION, C., E G j aDout SohO
VI, udeu's IN attendance from uenIlV I'll OF
and Western Stares. ''
90 Tae "nnral CHtelo"ue, containing ,uIl par
JAW 7, 1874 -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
MARRIED.

At the residence os the brides parents. in JEFF
terson county, W Va, on Thursday morning,
August 9th, 1874, by Rev. John W Lea. LOGAN
OSBURN, JR., to Miss MARY e. CAS- LEMAN.
second daughter of a. W castleman, Esq.
Near Kearneysville. in this County, on Tues
day; the l9ta nit bV the Rev Nj: Z dgeEs: Mr..
SELL, both of this county. No cards
At Davidson Villa, Nd. /, in the N E Church.
August 26Eh' 1874, BY Rev, O. c. MaIriott. \, 8.
TALBOT, OF Ann AruDdel county, Md.
On the 25th inst, at Lut. erau C urch.
AarneE's Fer Y. by Rev. J. NJ. Friday, Mr.. g. p.
GARDNER. of Ha' pers Ferry. to Miss JOANNA
HAMMER, of Boliv +.
On The Sch of June 1874. by the Rev. J. E.
Meredith. EDWARD B. DOOLEY. of Wine ies-
ter. Va. to SALLIE j. LYLE. OF Philadelphia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

LoUDoUN FAIR.-The Secretary of Lou
dOun County Cva-) Agricultural Society will
accept thanks for an invitation to attend the
annual fair of said Society, to be held at
Leesburg. on the 18th. 18th aud 18th days
of October.