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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-03-05


The other day we got possession of a
little volume printed for the writer'' in
1S49. Of which the author was Judge Fran
els T. Brooke. It was a family record.
and was never in public circulation. and
contains some interesting recolIections Of
the revolutionary war in the locality Of
Staunton, where his brother, Robt. Brooke,
was prominent lawyer. The Judge says
he was appointed q Lieutenant in Gen.
Harrison's regiment Of artillery in 1850,
and was first ordered to Ego OH board an
old sloop with mulatto captain" at Rich
mond, to go to Portsmouth and restore
the Notifications which had been destroyed
by the traitor Arnold, but the news that
the British feet had appeared in Hampton
Roads put an end to the expedition. Lieut..
l'rooke was then ordered to the command
of the magazine at Westham. near Rich
mond On the approach Of the enemy he
moved the stores to Columbia, Fluvanna
20 and on the appearance of Tarleton at
Charlotte syille he was ordered to try and
proceed to Staunton. He says there was
panic every where, and at buckingham q.
TT he was to Id Lord CORVALLIS light in
fantry had been there before nm and
cleared the prov isions out. Such was the
manic that the next day some recruits COM
inc to ioin were seen by the regulars, who,
saws the Lieutenant, ''ied and left me
standing in the road almost alone; yet these
men had fought under that gallant officer,
rallied, however, and the Lieutenant con-
tinues, 1.-THE next day / crossed the ridge,
about six miles to the south Of Rockiish
Gan, as | now understand, as there is a
large limestone spring on the top. When
got to where
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-03-05

The Committee on the Poor was author
lied to accept the bid Of Mr.. II, Ell. Peck
of $40 per annum for the Alnshouse farIu.
A message from the Mayor announced
that suit had been instituted against the
city by Hunt & Ellyson of Waynesboro,
and an injunction had been gotten out i'll
ti;e Main street Improvement matter.
Adjourned.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-03-05
LEGISLATURE SITTING TIL ERE

ran off again, but learning the mistake
rallied and returned next day. In the
morning entered the town. There for
few DAYS / heard Patrick Henry. Richard
Henry Lee, George Nicholas, ard my
neighbor, Mann Page, OF Mansfield, though
7 heard Patrick Henry before when l was
a schaoI-boy in Fredericksburg il great
case of Mrs. Middleton against d man by
this name Of Houston, saddier, loF
breach OF marriage contract. In a Jew
days left Stanton. and took the road by
what is now Port Republic to cross the
ridoa OF Swift Run Gap. A
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-03-05
AYNEsBoROUGH

is. found q large force Of 500 OF 1000
riaemen. under the command Of a General
Mcdowell, who Gov. Mcdowell has told
me was from North Carolina. He stopped
me, saying he had orders to stop all troops
to defend the Gap. I replied that be-
longed to the Continental army, and had
orders to go to Stanton, and said, Move
on. and he let me pass. At that time /
suppose a Continental coat had never been
seen this side Of the Notwithstanding
but hunting shirts. / marched with drums
beating and colors flying, and some one,
seeing the troops. carried the news to
staunton that Tarleton Nas coming, and
the
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-03-05

occurred. One Of the horses was taken
lame, and I stopped at smiths shop to
hays his shoes repaired. The people were
all Dutch, and spoke no English. Seeing
me in regimentals. they took me fof brl-
Aish officer and detained me for some time
as their prisoner, until one OF them came
who understood some English, and l.
showed him my commission, and they let
me naSS p
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
The Wallace sisters at Home.

Thousands of pleasure seekers and
tourists, as they journey from New York
to Long Branch, during the summer
months, have had their attention drawn
to large tract of land towering over
and looking down with insignifcanee on
the little city OF Keyport, N. j., and ex-
tending out into Raritan Bay. This cliff
is noted for its picturesque scenery, its
grandeur and its magniticence. Peep
ing between the foliage of the tall and
massive oaks can be seen little white
Swiss cottage, the national flag always
flying from staff on the point of the
bluff.
AS you glide by on board of the Long
Branch boat, merry voices and sweet
strains of music are heard mingling with
only broken by the roaring of the break
ers on the beach-this is Cliffwood
Heights, the Hermitage, and summer
homes of the pretty, pert and sparkling
little actresses, the Wallace Sisters
Jennie, Minnie and Maud. Here, after a
season of toll and study, they isolate
themselves from the world and recuper-
ate their lost energies. All tourists who
have have had the pleasure TO find the
charming young ladies at home pronounce
their place paradise.
From the balcony OF their little cottage
you have grand view of the Raritan
Bay, which for its splendor far surpasses
the Bay of Naples. Kissing its waters
thousand sails. You have view Of
Fort Hamilton, Forts Lafayette, Staten
Island, the Highlands, the arrival and
departure of the European vessels. The
glaring CLEAN OF half dozen light.
houses, lends charm to the canopy Of
night. At daybreak Jennie, Minnie and
Maud can be seen mounted ON their spir.
tied pet ponies, Dollie, Nellie and Billy,
for ride through the serf ON the beach
After breakfast their entire time till four
in the afternoon is devoted to study. AT
dusk they are seen in their white basket
phaton, drawn by white Indian ponies
with white gold-mounted harness. The
novelty Of their turnout has long since
been the envy of Long Branch frequent.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18

Excitement in and about the Court.
house as to the probable issue of the
jury's verdict in the Egner trial this
morning was intense. The crowd, even
more dense than during the progress OF
the trial, had infested the Courtroom
long before the usual opening of Court.
Various opinions are of course ex-
pressed, but a disagreement of the jury
gree stand among the foremost.
The case OF }. NJ. 5. Daivs, charged
with the murder of Abraham Bird last
September I'd, was set tor hearing be-
fore Judge Murdoch in the Criminal
Court to-day, but on account of indispo-
sition anu fatigue of Major Blackburn,
Davis counsel, the case was allowed to
20 over until next Saturday.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
98d-Nomina,ions Alderman, Joh1

23d-Nominations - Alderman, John
Greenlees; Councilman, b. III. Rover |;
School Trustee, owen Owens; Constable,
G. W. Green; Assessor, Frank A. Grip
pen. Delegates: Geo. Steinkamp, Thos.
Morgan, G. Wall, w. Mexican, f. Siev-
ing, Geo. Anderson. Executive Com
mittee-First Precinct, A. Schmidt; Sec
ond Precinct, I'll. r. Landmeyer.
24th-First Precinct Nominatlons-For
Councilman, G. Benckenstein. School
Trustee, William Krafts. Constable, H..
Erkel. Assessor, j. Rehbold. Dele
gates: N. j. Robinson, w. j. Bates, H..
Snyder. Executive Committee, Il. D..
Chard. Second Precinct Nominations
For Councilman, G. Benckenstein.
School Trustee, William Lusby, jr. Com
stable, Henry Erkel. Assessor, John
Rebold. Delegates: V. q. Tidball, j.. @.
Wins, Jobert j. Malcolm. Executive
Committee, Isaac Adler.
25th-Delegates to Convention: A. De
Levisy, Ii. Dickmeier, j. q. Bruckman,
III. II. Haywood. Executive Committee:
j. e. Wenzel; alternate, nj. 5. Shaw.
The Republicans will meet at Strings
Hall, Saturday evening, March 20, at 7
O'Clock, to nominate for Ward officers.
THE CONVENTION.
The Convention met at Turner Hall at
1880 this morning, but up to noon had
done nothing further than to effect a
temporary organization. The attend
ance is quite large.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18

The Sons of st. Patrick last night did
honor to his memory in right royal
way. The st. Charles, ever famous as
the gathering place Of the clans on each
| recurring st. Patrick's night, was last
evening decorated with flags, evergreens
and flowers, appropriately and tastefully
arranged. At the upper end of the table
was picture of the Saint hanging be.
tween the United States flag and the
scared and scanned battle flag Of the
"BloOdy Tenth" Ohio.
A Fenian banner on the wall bore the
notices, "The Round Tower" sThe
Wolt," and "rhe Sun Burst"
Most of Cincinnatrs prominent citi.
zens were present. Before toasting COM
menced the President, Mr.. w. j. O'Neil,
read letters from Senator Thurman, Gov
ernor A Hen and Hon. Milton Sayler, re-
GREETING their inability to be present.
After an address of welcome by Mr..
O'Neil, the following gentlemen respond
ed to toasts: Mr.. p. Mallon, Mr.. j. w.
Fitzgerald, Hon. George IL. Pendleton,
DR.. Carrick, Mayor Johnston and Henry
Haacke. Volunteer toasts being next in
order, Mr.. ONeif offered 1.-THE memories
of our departed brothers," which was
drank standing and in silence.
Major Athey, OF Covington. responded
W Iut tOdhI VI our blSIeI CltleS, anu May
or Johnston, of Avondale, made few
happy remarks concerning his own mu-
nicipality, and The relations which it
bore to the Queen City.
After the regular exercises were over
there was a ''iree and easy" time with
songs, &c, to while away the time until
the wee sm9 hours.
The Celtic Association gave very in
teresting entertainment at Mozart Hall
last night, good programme being pre-
sented. 1t was expected that Mr.. j. b.
Carberry would address the meeting,
but that gentleman failed to put IN an
appearance.
Tne exercises concluded with first
class spread at the Buckeye, at which
toasts were responded to by Messrs.
John Cotfey, John McDrail, John Am.
brose, ?. j. Hogan, j. q. King, j. A. Sui
livan, DR.. Bradford, Peter Fox, Thomas
o Hare, 9. e. Callahan, Thomas b. Leon
ard, and Luke Clarke.
The Emmett Club presented the play OF
''Fergus OConnor," an Irish patriotic
drama, to a good-sized audience, al
Pixies, last night. All the players had
good conceptions of their parts, and the
acting was good. Altogether, the play
was a success in point Of merit.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
Frozen Water Pipes

Those wishing to get their water pipes
thawed, without the nuisance of digging
up the streets and the extra expense OF
$5 for permit, will please call or ad.
dress Robert j. Malcolm, 726 Freeman
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18

FRANK SPETH, so well known to the
patrons of the late Henry TwitcheIl, op-
tician, will succeed him in the business,
old stand, Bacon's Building, Sixth and
Walnut. Frank for many ears did most
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18

T EGAL. - Sophia Faiss against William
i 4 Faiss.-Hamilton Common Pleas. Case No.
45, $50. Said Vim. Faiss will take notice that
on March 3D., 1876, said Sophia Faiss filed her
petition for divorce against him in said court,
chargiIS him him with willfu absense from her fof
more than three yeal5 Last past, and with gross
neglect of duty for more than three years LAST
past, and asking divorce, alimony anu custody
OF their children. Said petition will be f0s
hearing on or after April l7th, 1875.
SOPHIA FAISS.
CALDWELL g CALDWELL. Att'ys. ma4-6trh
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
r EGAL NoTICE.-John B. NewSrough and


r EGAL NOTICE.-John B. NewSrough and
IL the unknown heirs of William NJ. o9dwfa
VIII take notice that John q. Olden, OF HamiIs
ton county. and State of Ohio, did ON the 23d
day OF February, 1876, file his petition in tho
Common Pleas Court OF said county, setting
forth that he has the legal title to, and is in
possession of, the following real estate: situ-
ated on the northwest corner Of William and
Patterson streets, lying 1l2 feet on William
street. and lSl feet t. On II PATTERSON % street be-
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township, Hamilton county, Ohio, and that the
heirs OF VIM. M. Goodwin, defendants, claim
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and praying that said defendants may be COM
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
The Peoples Liae-Ohio and Aftssis-
sippt RdiLtcdN.

On and after March 17th, a line of new
and elegant Pullman's Palace Sleeping
cars will be placed on this line, to be run
between Cincinnati and st. Louis, leav-
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18

Z s.. WOODS THEATER.-There was again a
large attendance last evening at the
third appearance of the Wallace Sisters
in their very interesting play, "Minnie's
Luck.D The play is of the kind that
affords a constant source of amusement
to all classes of pfay-goers. 1t will be
repeated again this evening.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
DIED..

BROWN-On the 18th inst, after a short but
severe illness, Thomas Brown, aged 80 years,
6 months, and days.
Funeral, Saturday, 2Oth inst, from his late
residence, 81 East seventh street. High mass
at ST. Xavier's Church, at 81 O'Clock.
WILSON-At the Gibson House, Cincinnati,
Thursday morning, March 1S, 1875, Alfred
W ilson, in his 45th year.
Funeral will take place at the Vine-street
Congregational Church, on Saturday, March
Goth, at 2 o'clock p. M. Friends invited
ma1S-2t*
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18

VIM. L. Seebaum, year, scarlet fever.
John Hamen, years, pneumonia.
Sarah Parcy, stlllborn.
Fred Reinhardt, 10 years, pyemiae.
John J. Corbett, 5 months, debility.
Ellis Strofeet, years, enteritis.
Frank Meyer, p years, phthisis pulmonalis
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-10-08

Sheriff 81 saic.-Nohce is hereby gwen
that 10y virtue OF an execution Issued out OF
and under the seal O. the Circuit Court for the
County OF Van Burou, State OF Michigan. i'm a
cause wherein George u. Van Ness "a plaintiff
and LAFAYETTE Olcutt Is defendant, and bearing
date the fifteenth dav Of July. A. D. 1875. AMI
tome directed and delivered have seized and
levied upon ail The right title and interest of
said Lafayette Olcutt in and TO The following
described real estate. situated in the County OF
Van Buren, and state of Michigan. which /
shall expose TO sale, and sell no public yenduo.
,o ne highest bidder, 80 the front door OF Cue
Van Buron County Circuit Court House. IN the
village OF Paw Paw, on Saturday. the thirtieth
day OF October, at the hour of ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon, or so much thereof as shall be
necessary 10 satisfy said execution. together
with the interest aud costs thereon. to wit the
east one-fourth OF tho east half OF the south-
east quarter Of section number two. IN town
ship number three south, of range sixteen
west. 1O6Yt7
Dated Paw Paw, September It'll. 1875.
JOHN j.. SLOVENIAN. Sheriff.
FOSTER ~ BEEBE. PITS Attys.