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Go 10 Leddin's Business College.

NoTICE.-We hereby notify the pub
lie that Mr.. Charles Loewenstine is no
longer in our employ.
LOEWENSTINE BROS.
MEMPHIS, May %, 1875.
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Good dress goods Zoe per yard.
Good Iron Grenadines at 35c per yard
and up.
Good Irish linen SOC per yard.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

NTORE-Large store, cellar and upper Offices,
= on Front street, near Court about forty
feet front; reasonable terms. Apply 10 ~
W. 4. WHEATLEY,
rnyl5 2sO Main street.
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CHEAP nREHS GOODS.

"GosPEL SONGS" for sale in any
at 34l Main street.
A. Z non IL CO
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z0ozEs AID BOARD.

GUNNER BOARD-Cheap board for a few
- fam lies during the summer can be had
in a retired, pleasant, quiet residence near
oxford, Mississippi. The location Is healthy
aud society excellent. For full information
apply TO p p. Anderson. Courthouse. jus
DOARD-Unfurnished Room, with Board, in
d a private family; delightful and healthy
10 1atlOn; best references required. Apply at
nor. beast corner Linden ana Lauderdale sts.
no0N-,A splendid room, with board terms
IL, Tnodel,ste; at 10 Monroe street.
.sOOT-Frout room with board at
* 9S MADISON ST,
T1OONs AID BOARD--Desira6le front room,
n with bOaIl!, at " GNAYE sGI
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

PITTsBURG, June 9.-WestbeT clear
and pleasant. River 4 feet inches and
rising slowly.
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Law REPORTS.
FIRST CiTeuii Conrt-HsfskeI, Judge.

FlFsI CiFeuid COnFt-kHefskeii,s Judge
The remaining cases on the trial dock
ct will be called to-day, together with
the following, specially set: 1888, 342l,
3441, 1862. Calendars Of all the cases on
the bulletin board.
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TO EXCHANGE.

as the Donoho place, for a Mississippi riv-
nySg VIM. NJ. SLEDGE, JR.
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FLOWERS, bulbous roots, plants, beu.
DUETS and decorations. Crsig's, 379 MAR.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEIEG
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 246 Sc
cond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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STEAEB0AT8
8LEAh AgAIAs
FOB CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st, Louis Packet 90.

United States Mail Line.
From Elevator Building, foot FssIs sc,
CITY OF VICKSBURG. .........F2 iIe y, master
Wednesday, June 9Th, at 10 am.
CITY OF CHESTER ..Zeigler. master
Thursday, June 10Th, at pm.
CAPITOL CITY. Neal, master
Friday, June lth, al pm.
GRAND ER.............. ....LennOX, master
Saturday, June 18TH, at pm.
CITY OF HELENA. ..........-......McKee, master
Sunday, June 18th, at 10 am.
BELLE MEMPHIS................. Crane, master
Monday, June 18th, at pm,
For freight or passage apply 10
AID. STORM,
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company
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LOST.

N INCA carbuncle ring with inscription,
n "From c. to Willie, ! love tnee." A
liberal reward will be paid for the return OF
some 10 ibis office, jus
ON Wednesday, June 2, 1915, part OF cold
u Chain-abOut five links. A liberal reward
viii be paid for its return TO this office.
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
assraESIa. $50 ". Jones & Co., keep 1t.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

RePIy OF {" An Answer 30 "An Answer''
EDITORS APPEAL-There was no
charge of Inconsistency m9de against
anyone in the answer you published
Tuesday morning, but only a simple
statement of q fact which can be readily
substantiated. If the fact places any
one in an inconsistent position before
the community, it is certainly not the
fault Of the fact, but Of the factor.
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SEE advertisement Fosters second
Texas drawing postponed for few days.
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FOR AEHPORT.

Regular EauuOiph- Fulton Cscs0Ia and
AsupCTt Semi-WeeEly Packet.
Str. Frank Forrest, Es.ziE-zsle
o. Il. jOplIu.master Joe. 81. BhOIes---.--C5e rz
Leaves Eemphls MONDAYS and FRIDAYS
at pm.
For 1raigLt or PASSAGE Apply on h7ard.
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THE CELEBRATED FIRST PREMIUM
Patent Self-VentilstiBg
REFRIGERATOR,
at H. wETTER & cos.
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B. LOWENSTEYN & BROS.

III IUWUJCNs
DOmestics, Sheetings, Shirtings and
Prints at lower prices than ever sold
before il this market.
- VOWCrCTCuEy G. uUna
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BEER COOLERS AND ICE CHESTS,
ALL SIZES,
for sale by H. WETTER d co.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White BIssT
Mail Line.
esHickR1ess,

For Augusta, JacksOnpOrt, and Little Red
Eiver.-The elegs ut steamer
Quickstegs, -
N. r. Harry master Ed. Gro vel - clerk
Leaves promptly every SATURDAY, at ) pm.
For freight or passage apply On board, or 20
]. T. WASHlSGTOE, 800 Front 81.
4. p. GLENN, on WharfbDat.
Freight consigned to Milt Harry VIII be
handled free Of storage, dTayRge and commits
sion, and put through promptly,
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First ChaEceTy COuEt-EOTgRa, Chan,
Ceil0E.
Stands adjourned until Friday next at
nine o'clock in the morning. The at
tOrney having the papers in the cause Of
BOle VS. BatenGn will greatly ObIige the
clerk aud master by returning the same
to his office.
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MES PAR H.


JAMES PARK.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
a. Il. Taylor, J. N. Semmes,
4. J. Wheeler, X. r. I. DlNNeI,
G.. W. J.. Crook, W. Is. CARP sblni
r. r. Price Can't. r. p. Duncan,
Capt. j. =. sullivan, X. creighton
a. a Moore Julius nagel.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
lake PHSter. A A. Smithwick,
r. A Wright, \. T. Carnes,
McGhee Williams, n. b. Camp,
Duke johnson, Z. NJ. Stout
PRANK Schuman, Geo. Becktel,
{, ii. PIischke, Henry Schilling,
VIM. Glaenzer,
GATE COMMITTEE,
Ed. WoTsham, b. Binghamt
4. 4. Beehn, J. +. RUSSELL
John Linkhauer, >. ). Garrett,
A. j. NcGaryey, X. SuOJz'
BADGES for the members OF the several COM
ruittees above named will be delivered by MI.
Arnold al the music stand at O'Clock In the
afternoon, or after, as may suit the CON
yeuieDce Of the gentlemen. Juo
No Improper characters admitted.
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FOR VIUKSRURE.
FOB YICKSBURG.
st. Louis and Vicksburg Mail. IT, D
Anchor Line, 5zE@

EUh fACASBDEGs
ST. Louis and Ficksburg Mail. d. 3.
Anchor Line, 49, 80
- La tll
Thursday, June 10Th, at pm.
ST. GEN EVIEV Vic eTs, master
Saturday, June 18th, at pm.
CITY OF NICKSBURC ........-. ..--.. Riley master
Monday, June nth, at PIN.
Making all the way landings,
For freight or passage apply TO
40. STORM
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company.
Memphis end VICksburE weekly sine
For Nicksburg and all way laAG4ns5--Ae
elegant steamer
Illinois. .EgsesssE7H
Mark K. Cheek. master Joe. SpeeIs-.-...-cicrE
Leaves Memphis every FRIDAY a. F-ul.-
Connecting al Vicksburg with steamer
NgJchez for New Orleans.
For freight or passage apply 70
GEO. W. CHEEK, 5upt.,
au22 No. 258 Front street, upstairs.
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REMEMBER

THE GREAT REDUCTION SALE
AT
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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STRAYED.

MI vears old, white spots on back. a suita-
bic reward will be paid Tor mis- return TO
PortsT TAYLOR a Co. juJ
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Second Chancery ceurs-waIker, chan

The case of Myers W James viii be
concluded to-day and the jury charged.
Tomorrow the CslI CT II, =. will be re-
summed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PICNI0
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
MEMPHIS BRASS BAND,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, ISIS.
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LAWNS

A4os"AlEI
House-furnishing goods,
HandkeTchiefs,
Hosiery,
Fans,
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PERSONAL.

mr. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes q speCi-
/ J atty OF treating Eye and Lar Diseases.
Jf7c. ~ Poplar street myZt
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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PIANTs-Cabbage, Tomato, IL, CraIg,s
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FOR LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI.

FOR LOUISVILLE q CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati and Memphis Packet-FOr Cairo
Louisville and elegant steamer
Cons. MilIaPs -
Jas. N. Pepper, master l.. a. RUstOn ...--CleTk
Leaves SATURDAY, June 18th, at PM,
giving through tickets to all eastern points al
lowest figures. Apply to
4. w. LIGHTBURNE, Sup't, IS Madison 50.
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20 EREANsAs 80

Re E.sr EzerEplsls and Pine 8aug -
-sE EE-e.
For E=l Fork, Auburn, New EzsCOlv DAN
points through 10 Pine BluU, conn. citing
with Lgat boats through to Fort smith.
REE.EE sgE EEEa5s IT,
Jlls " ONt rNELi nc as -
Leaves Nv EEI TUESDAY, at pm,
E.EstA e. TEE EsE-s. r.
Ed. Now sand. raster - . -
Leaves nv Es2N -aEI 3ljAL Z, st ) U.ln
For freight or uEeEag-, apply 70
NO. n. HAEkIcJ, sup
j. Madison street.
l., p, GLENN, Agent
rCTi5 NNartlOat. foot Cont street
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FOR NAPOLEON.

E0R EAP0zEGa.
Ao . bIto, .zEs
George Malone. II3sfeT
LesVes TUESDAYS and IHtsl] -FS, 5 pm,
FOR freight or passage apply on UCaru, or %
-sfD- ~. EE.it- SGD p l7s Fr0u- street
For Helena. Fria-s Point and tls Bends.
TRt-WEsEKLT PACKET
the elegant and feet Effa-EuSst BssseDzsr
steamer
&G4 liz & 8AaA@IA. zsE@A
e9..............- sta' tlee.... .7is-I =
VIII leave &c above every Monday We Eusg-
day and Friday throughout tLe ye5r.
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- 10y
Illinois,

Memphis end VICkEburg weekly sine
For Nicksburg and all way lalaln.5-L4e
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Approved March "A, 1915.
JAMES b. POTTER, &C vernon
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FOR RENT.

OUSE-With six roOIs, in that lovely
grove corner Brinkley avenue and Haw-
lev street. Apply to w. o. HOSklNS
f7Q 296 Brinkley avenue.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-17

SPACIOUS DINING HALL
Magnincent Parlors and Splendid
Suites OF Rooms.
Combine to make 1t supply want long felt
here and throughout tie State. No pains or
expense will be spared in the CUL1N AIRY
DEPARTMENT, and nothing tnat the markets
Of the Pacific Coast afford will be omitted from
the table.
To correspond with the general elegance OF
the house THE BAR will be kept on q plan
second 10 nothing in San Francisco: and the
BILLIARD ROOM will always be hrs,-clsss IN
all it's appointments.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Have an Office in the house: and all possible
facilities will be Afforded to
Guests, Families and tho Travelling
Public.
share OF public patronage is solicited.
GEO. D. FRYER,
janl Proprietor.
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Liabilities Jan. Let, ls7G........... ~ ,6ii 20
surplus ~ regards Policy holders s i5l.sis 70
In the contracts ot thi Company our cauit.
sble cash surrender value il guaranteed, and
+ ? this reason it- policies can be used As col
lstersl security to the snoupt Of their value.
Special arrangements have been made where
by the c,rtifcst.s of Trust tend deposits Will
be issued by the FOIL owing banks:
WESTERN SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
u: San francisco:
THE SANTA ROSA BANK. ssn.s Rosa snd
Ukah.
THE BASk or LAKE, Lsk-poft:
THE BANk " HiDEOUT 4 SMITH. Marys.
vile;
TIE gAYH OF BEALDsBuRG, Hes.lsDurs.
TH0oaAS A. BALL
.elf. Special Agent. ~
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A bill has been introduced in the Sen
ate to attach Alaska aud Washington Ter
ritorics.
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~ - .'c.
Zstlno.. .l1tocute:
Your correspondent is credibly
informed that there is n movement on
foot to build q railroad from Strahm
burg; Cedar county Neb., to the Black
Hills. | am aware that there has been
5mucl, newspaper talk about ..il-roads
of late, and many proposed ros';ets to
the new gold regions; but il seems TO
.,c the opinion here, that this is the
most feasible route yet spoken OF, as
lit undoublediy is one Of the shortest
and most direct routes to the Hills
That said terminus demands u read
running from ttlis direction hus i.ng.
been an established fact. -
As Tanklon is situated on tile cas-
tern side OF the Missouri, opposite
Strahn,burg, aud is fully prepared to
furnish miners and all others going to
! the Black Hills with any thing that
may be wanted in the way of outfits,
and as cheap or perhaps cheaper than.
they could buy in eastern cities, and
fShSc' c'lt'GltTontlcSOtnc anua NGNttI0us
delays of transportation.
Strahmburg is Il beautiful and pros
porous village OF two years growth,
situated on the west side Of the Mis-.
souri, and is surrounecd by one oi'the
most beautiful and fertile valleys ii
Northern Nebraska, and in The mitls,
Of one Of the best farming aud stock.
raising countries Of Hl.e northwest
The .owl. is already supplied with
1.-TWO good stores and an abundance o'
!. hotel accommodations, and is rapidly
increasing IL population.
! There is.also !. probability. that q
ail.rdad viii be built at no distan,
day, from this point to intcrsect ,ht
Union Pacific at Columbus or Kcar
lney in this state. If VIC get thcs,
roads from this poinb guard yon
county scat wei. asis likely. to "skil
'out."
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ltis GENERALLY conceded that The dis


ltis generally conceded that the dis
missal of'Henderson as special prosecn-
tor in the st. Louis whisky eases, was
rictrfy deserved. Extraordinarily ) PROV! .
en- that he Went far outof his way to make
an indirect attack upon the president, for
whom he cntcrtains- no kindly feelings.
While no good citizen desires That any
guilty person should be shielded, no mat
ter what his station may be, Gen. Hen
dcrson receives little sympathy in his un-
ioundc5lscflprt TO disgrace the conntryby
a covert attempt to link thc'prcsitlent d
the United State. with the st. Louis
WHISKY frauds.
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BANKS.
Es.r.NnL1srrnp 1850.
BAN INC Ho SE
OF
MARX. re. PAlanEE;Es,

Tho 2:onosr Banker, OF Dakota .ger'y'
Yankton, Dakota.
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The New York authorities arc appar-
emily mixing the most earnest efforts to
recover the fugitive Boss Tweed. r is
pretty we'll established that he is now on
The The eeeaa wave bound for some country
with which this government has no extra
ditien treaty.
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Hon. Geo. II. Pchaleton young green
backs is in Georgia, firing the southern
heart. He is the popular prospective
democratic presidential candidate.
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TERnlTonrAL pEI.EcArEs

The following is . lis, ofthc contested seats in
Tie House of Representatives,, with the mime Of
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Dep sit. received si,ijec 10 theci ut sight, aid
intefe Il allowed on deposits len ior a specified
time Gal.! silver ail;. Unicd s-;Gtcs Securities
bou@ht ana sold at cnr-ant rates Pay nccouilis :
Il I'd Final Statements c0shed n refaonab. e dl
count. Foreign Exc}ahgc sold on all III. nrinci-
ps, ciiies q! itnfnpc Lay: III! j.! iltn t:te
OF steamers. Collections niaie on all PARTS OF
sDNiioa. rase- pad iat iinn-residchts.
E sfF ortrs iiorsa !ien:.n a. IN te.i p IN.
MS! =. !. y x ". s'.i:s .tE.i.:.
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nousE or nErnEsENrArlyEs.

Democrats {in Nalics). III; republicans (in ltn-
NAM. l07; independents tin SMALL cArsl, 10. To
he elected, Total, 2a9.. Names of members OF
Forty third Congress nrc marked by
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The Forty-Fourth Congress.
FIRST Sessions. I.i.s OF VIcn bcrs Of the
ScDale and IIouse of Repre-
nenGallyes.

The following is list the members of
the Forty fourth Congress, which assem-
bcd at the national capltul on the fiji, inst.
SENATE.
Republicans (in Roman9 ~; democrats dn
nolic), ~; independents tin SMALL cArs>, .; con
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a SENSIBLE zs. Ea. EsssaJEs'T.
From str;silmbnrG Green Es
sana,) Ncb. toIhc Black
Hills.

CouoNwooD GROVE, Cedar Co.,
Dec. 2, 1875.
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Fraak II Rata
sLdwftRcs 4 Mad
*Wiliiam Lawrence
Npsiy r Pdpplttog.
sGharlcs Foster - /
Joan L. Iaaes
Ansei 4 IEaliifg
stliti,on j Soiaard
John r CoWdH
\ ii Van Worries
sLoronzo Dsnforih
Il. ID, Woot'worth
sJnmes Monroe
TJames a Garfield
HsHry y FgyTF
,.csfHOS
Lpdgttte LAM
PENNSYLVANIA
Chapman FfccinaA
"charlcs 0'Neili
+.S0mBslJ j RdhGaH
%Wtlliuni ID Kelley
yoGn p,f.gyu.
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how he managed that with salary OF
$1,000, he said that he saved it by doing
without hired girl
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Phade phia at 55 giving nOafIy eight hours for
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MARRIED..

MIA
MORRISON On the I'd of February
near Martinsburg, West Va. BY Rev d. H. Riddle
R Capt - 4eega ss IN cSa
pin daughter Of Mr.. Charles Chaplin, decd, OF
Lexington.
MYERS-MILES.-Atth the residence of the brides
parents, in Vicksburg, Mississippi. by the Rev. w.
Of a Me-
dora, eldest daughter OF Dr. y. ID. Miles. y ~
ALEXANDER-WATSON the Virginia Hotel,
Staunt0n, Feb. 18th. by Rev. Dr. 5. 5. Roszel, MI.
Nm g; Alexander, Of Frederick. Md to Miss
daughter Of Samuel d. Watson. ESQ.
COOK KUYKENDALL.-on the 2lst Of January,
1875, at the brides parents San Saba county
Texas, by Rev. Meadow, Perry A. Cook Of Burnett
county. Texas, formerly Of New Market, Va. and
Miss Annie E. Kuykendall.
GRovE-MAsO N.-In Hagerstown, Md, at the re-
sdence of the brides mother, on the 21st ult., by
Rev. II. C. Brown, DR.. Robert g. Grove. Of Freder-
lex CO., to Miss Minnie Mason.
KIBLER-sPITLER.--Near Spring Hill. Feb. 18th.
Splitter, Of Augusta, daughter Of the late Jacob
Splitter
MYERS-GARBER.-At Deerfeld, Feb. 18th, by
Rev. Samuel Driver, MI. Jno. M, Myers to Miss
Sallie N. CARRIER, daughter OF Henry CARRIER, Esq.
HIGHT7GRoAH..Near Midway, Feb. 18th, Mr..
Gil oah. daughter of Philip Groah, Esq.
LYNN SHOWALTER.-AtB urke's Mill, Feb 18th,
MI. JnO. 5. Lynn to Miss Anna E. Showalter,
daughter of Matthias Showalter Esq.
RUSH--sMITH--At the residence of Mr.. O. P.
smith, Rockbridge, by Rev; VIM. Pinkerton, Mr..
Jno. II. Rush to Miss Jennie Smith.
MLLLER-MYERS.- Near Stanton, Feb 17th MIR.
VIM. II. Miller to Miss Eliza A. Myers daughter Of
Jacob Myers. Esq
FRY-WINE.- At Messy Creek, Feb. 18th, Mr.. Jas.
a; Fry to Miss Annie Wine, daughter Of Jacob
Wine Esq.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-19

MASONIC MUTUAL BENEFIT AssOCLA-
TIoN.-This ASSOCIATION, which held its
annual meeting in Staunton on the 18th
ult., meets at Charlestown next Monday
for the election of officers, 1t was found
in 1871, and its benefits haye been full
ly recognized For the benefit of Masons
not familiar with the principles Of this as
ISOLATION we will state that it is an organ
ization among Maseps for mutual insu-
rance, conducted upon the most economi-
cal principles there being but one salari-
ed officer the Secretary and Treasurer,
who receives moderate compensation TO
be fixed from time to time by the Board.
Upon the death Of any member the widow
receives githin sixty days, the sum of one
dollar for every member of the associa-
ton.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-19

COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE
The House has amended and passed the
Senate bill so as to give only two Commits
sioners Of the Revenue for Augusta. These
commissioners are to be elected in May,
commence their terms on the LIST of July
following, and continue in Office for four
years. The act Of April S0th, 1874, is also
amended by substituting for the word
assessor" wherever it occurs the words
commissioner of the revenue,' and for
the word township" the word 'district. -
Rockbridge has 4, Bath has land Shenan-
doah commissioners.