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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11
d. DIT Nsuigheittn.
Snlanb.

ShluHu.
QEas tuohl wenig befannt, lit, bah 6ie in
BEN Der. ct. wobnenoen tatboliiden, fran,
s0iii9en GAMBLER cine Msnse sesenieitiser
nterltisunssuereins, nod Dem Muiter Der
oeutiden llnteritibunsspsreine baben, uno
idbrlid eine Notwithstanding abbalten.
CUR Gbre Der Seremisten Staaten
Ge9ieruns muB ssiast werben, baB bieielbe
our6 ibren @elanbten in Werico ben pom
bort uertriebenen barmbersisen S9meitern
cine Ginlaouns Sutommsn lieB, uno fir
bielelben 81 iorsen ueripra6. Oas sitise
Nnerbieten wuroe nit Oant abselebnt.
Die Buffalo Catholic Union" iast, bab
in brei itattsefunSenen Yrifunsen, wslde
in iener Stabt gebaltsn wuroen, UNI ;36as
hinge fir Die Militdr Ntaoemien gu 8eit.
point unb bic Marine gfabemien in 9(nnas
polls ausSupdblsn, ale Brsiis ben i3oalins
gen Der ~oortisen tatbolii9sn S6ule Susr.
tannt wuroen. @as iusen bic Greii9ul.
manner basu?
Snoen GTentlife en- Shuleu prn Wcmarf
miro Der llnterridt poridriitsmGbis nit
Vorleiung zines &apitels aus Der gibel pom
benz betrefienben 2ebrer besonnen. Sn
Der Sisuns bes g~rSiebunssratbs am 6reitas
Ibenb nun beantragte elnerber S6ulfom:
miiidre, OaB iene Yoridrift seitri9sn msroe.
Der Nntras wuroe iebod mad lanaerer De-
bate nit a9t,ebn sesen spei Stimmsn
uerporfen. Den beuti9 : amerifanil6en
vGulturfdmpfern" 1T bas iden re9t. sic
fino ;uirieoen, penn muir bas Muttersottess
bib aus BEN S6ulen perbannt wirb.
Grsbi6ceie Baltimore.
Scr Gahn'fe 8iifoi BON 0ilminaton
iirrnte in gbweienbeit bes gr;bii6ofs pon
Baltimore 396 Bsrionsn in Der ct. @lois
illus Stride 3u Waibinston d. c., so Sirms
hinge uaren Gonuertiten.
Grsbi0eeie Can Sraneiseo.
Die airde gu Gan Sole in Galifornien
1T am % Npril Elm Raub ser Slammen ses
rporoen. Serluit lit $50, 900 Die nit ST.
900 uerii6ert iinb.
GrSoioeeie 81 It II.
Sn Bolton, Waii., fanb am Sonntas,
ben 2. Mai, in Der neuen &atbeoraIe Die
feierli6e SnitaIation bes Sodp' item sSobn
g. Wiaiams oils grsbii6of Der Oi5ceie
Bottom itatt, mel9er berielbe bisbsr als
gii6of uorseitanoen bate. Die aatbes
orale, wel9e 1000 Bsriensn iaBt, mar
Bel bieier feierIiden Geremonie bi6t bsisst,
uno auBerbalb itanosn nod etpa 10, 900
Meni6en, Die teinen ginlaB finoen %tonnten.
Grsbi6ceie Ginctnnati.
Sn 9aDtun fweierte ber bo6u. P. 8ens
ninger BEN S6luB elmer 81. Dtiiiion Der
bortisen Sreifaltisteits Stride. Gin 1900
G%ommunionen puroen serei6t, unS s Bros
teitanten in ben S6ooB Der bl. Stride auis
senOmmen. Son ba sebab ii6 P. @ens
ringer na6 Rom I'M Staate Nsu gort, II.
miro Oarauf cine Miiiion in Yorfuiue be-
ginnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11
natiirli6 Die srObte a~uiresuns beruorse:

natiirli6 Die srObts auiresuns beruorse'
rlfen.
0Dir hrri6trtrn Dor ni6t LANCER i3eit
iiber Die @ottesiddnouns, bic Elm Sbiler
an Ser yIiberalsn" Normali6uls in 6ip,
Yelsien, b~esunscn. Sn 6olse Osrsn Die
Gesieruns cine seri6tIi6e llnteriu6uns
einleitete. Oergottuerseiene Suri6e ruur:
be fiirSli6 bur6 oas @eri6t 81 IA Saseu
@efdnsniB uerurtbeilt. Der Qouocat, Ser
ben iunsen Meni9en uertbeioiste, itsute Die
Sebauptuns auf, baB, oa gelsisn feline
Staatsrelision babe, bic Sbat nibt ltrafs
bar lei.
als Mus,eifn n,iit Sem Tirftbti6of
pom Sreslau am ~. Nprtl oas oern@
ielben BON Pius IL. aus anlab bes soloes
PrieteriubiIdums sugeoadte Yallium,
eisentli9 cine Sniisnie Der Gr3bii9Ofe,
nit einem pdpitIi6en Sreue ;~usesansen.
Dir b09mii6en Yiidoic baben Elm Sirs
teni6reiben erlaHen. Sarin rufeu iie if.
rem SiO,eianen gu: y@ebrau6et Die Waf:
fen Der Ereibeit, uenn es ii6 oarum bans
belt, bic i6le9ten Bidder uno 3situnsen,
wel6e man eu9 sutrdgt, BON eu6 fern
gu balten, wenn IS li6 barum banoelt, bic
0iisenpropbeten, ,uelde pie bic 8Slfe i'm
S6afpelS unter eud umbergsben, ;u per:
treiben, wenn es ii6 oarum banoelt, nit
eilem %mannbaften Worte unS mdnnli6er
Stdrte oafiir einsuiteben, was benz tas
tbolil9en GbriiteH beilig uno tbeuer iein
muB! Sa, sebrau6t cure 6reibeit, inbsm
ibr oifen Dot Der gan;en Welt erflGrt unS
uertinbist, oaB eu9 bas gbriitentbum in
Der Che, in Der S6ule, IN Der @emeinoe,
i'm san;en oiientli6en 9eben am Ssrsen
liest, oaB ibr fsileH Sbeil baben wout an
benz Sreiben Der unsldubisen gerfolser Der
Stride, pel9e enoli6 islbit ni6t wiilen,
welden ountlen weIt;eritOrenben Md6ten
lie Oienit tie %leIlten! @ebrau6t cure Sreibeit,
luenn ibr Die MGnner mdblt, pelde on eursr
Stele uno il, ellrem Hamen oie sSntereiien
Der @smeinbe, Der S9ule unS in seuiliem
Gimme bes gan,en itaatliden 0ebens su per-
treten baben! limb aud ibr, bic ibr pieGei6t
ieIbit gu bieier Gbrs bsruisn leio, ma1t Don
Ser 6reibeit re9tidafisn uno i'm 9riitli6em
Gimme @ebrau9!"
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Oioceie Dubuque.
Correspondent, aus ct. Sunatus,
Sadion &c., Suua.

llniere Yfarrsi belt, wie bas sebrduds
lid, auf ct. DARIUS ibren Sittsang. 8ei
Der @eleaenbeit batten mir bann bic Sreube
gum e%ritenmals bic neue @lOde, bic bsrsits
am Sonntase porber seweibt woroen mar,
su bSrsn. Sisies lit nun bic pisrte eberne
Stimme, Die uns gum Qobe uno Oienlte
@ottes suiammenruft. Die erite, ct.
Oonatus, wurbe bereits Dor Sabren pon
ben Sinsliusen Der @emeinbs anssi9aiit.
Die sweite, ct. Maria II. Sofepb,
lit bas @ei6snt elmer Samilis. Die brittle
Sedes Sapientiae (Sib Der @eisbsit), 1T,
wie bic ;meite, ebenfaas cine 6amiliensabe.
Die pierte, nabe 1000 Yfunb wiesenS, Die
i6merite pon alien, ct. Mi6 ael sebeis
Ben, muroe BON etli9en MitslisSsrn Ser
Yiarrei sei6enft. Sic itammt aus Der
@lodensieBerei BON Stutiteoe in ct. eouis.
@ie sic, Serr &eSactsur, piiien, baben
mir bier cine bObere Srimdri6ule unter bsr
Seituns beS friiberen &eoacteurs Der Sur
emb. @a;ette", 9errn. S. q. &oob, zines
taIentuoaen 9ebrers, Die quite 6orti6ritte
sema6t bat. Sa Die bis ieet benubten
NdumIi6tsiten uiel 81 ense uno nibt Spefs
bienli6 iino, 10 bat ii6 Die gemeinSe ents
i6loiien ein eisenes @ebauSe 81 Dem Swefe
81 srri6tsn. Man psriammelte ii6 ir
Giarrbauie uno 9lei3 unterl1rieb man iol>
DIE Summen, baB bic Sa6e seii6ert 1T.
lteber bic @r6Be bes @ebdubes uno bic
location lit nod weiter ni6ts bei6loiien.
Sd werOe Sbnen bas NOtbise BEL !3eitsn
mittbeilen. u. &.
sFiir bic wabri6einIi6 bisies Sabr bier
in Dubuque 81 erri6tenoe nere ct. Yas
tritsfir6e, iinb bereits lette ISOLDE $4,000
gesei6net Sepclen.
9Sie uns mitsetBrilt mirb, bat Die @es
meinSe ineuremburs, Sa., Der berS turm bas
bsiuabe poIenSste @ottssbaus lettes Sabr
10 iur6tbar mitnabnt, cine nsue 3ei6uung
pom $4,000 sema9t. SaS seniist UNI bic
pra6tuole Stride bel i5rer Solsnbun9
I6ulbsnirei 81 MAIDEN. Die Irbeitsr iin6
fleiBis bei6diti9t bic Sewuriarbsiten ;u
polenocn.
GIN 1. b. 81. itarb I'M Sloter gu ct.
Soiepb in bieiem Gountp, bic barmbersise
S6wsiter Maria slpbonia, nit ibrsm wslts
li6en Namen Catherine Mulanp, So6tsr
Sss bieiisen 9lr6itecten Sobn Mhullanp, al
Ser,trebS. Wit i~eltsnem 9ebrtalente be-
gabt, mar lie LANCE 3eit Sbsrin az Der
observation-disclosures in Davenport II. wirtte
nit bsionoerem Giier on iener Nnltalt. Die
li9 e~ntiuidelnpe aranfbeit ;wans iie Der
Steauns ST. cntiasen uno na6 Dem Mtut.
terbanS suriifsutebren. II. |. p.
Si6ceie Gopinstou.
Sn GouinstSn waroe tiirsli9 Die nsu'
ppInii1e ct. Stanislaus Stride ein
sepeibt. Der bo6p'ts. Sii6oi Cobb,
belt bic 6eltprecist III beuti6, unb be,
bo6w. p. StanislauS aus benz Yaiiioni
itenOreer, prebiste IN polnii9sr unb beut
i3sr Sprade, pie 8eipsr wurSe uon P
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aus &lsiuaiien Iaiien ii6 yliberale"
Sldtter Die iir6terli9e Na6ri@t Sus
ienoen, baB bort Die uertrisbsnsn Ssiuiten
zine % aiienaniiebeIuus bsabii6tis
gen. slm oroQisiten it's aber, baB bieie
vauisetldrte" Sippi6ait Der &sptilien
slei6Seitis audi erSabIt, bic Yatres battcn
20 SaupIdse ir S@uIen sefauIt.
g(uf rSoIfs:SerSu mmunS" i6eineu
ie babel alio bod ui9t ausSuseben. bic
Ssiuiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11

Gultos ubaIous O. S. F.. unb anbern Yries
tern sebalten. Gbenio nabmsn uieIe Ser
cine Der Staot uno llntseseub Sbeil an
bieler f5eier.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

EXCITING RUNAWAY. - Monday evening
last pair of horses belonging to Thornburg
& White, htched to a two-horse wagon, loaded
with straw, ran down Augusta Street at fright
ful speed. The driver, colored man, who had
the reins perfectly at command, aimed to run
them in the direction OF the Depot, but observ-
ING wagon in the street ahead, he dextrously
turned at the corner Of the Court House yard,
down Court House street. In making the sud
den turn the load OF straw and the driver were
thrown off, and the wagon coming in contact
with another wagon in front of the Jail, wheeled
that upside down. The horses, with the wagon
attached, kept madly on, until they run into
another wagon opposite Grubert's building,
and were ste pped. No damage was done, ex-
cept some fsw breaks to the wagon. The col
ored man who was driving the team, did his du-
ty bravely, and had his team well under con-
troll, keeping them in the centre of the street,
until the capsize at the corner.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

GOOD ADVERTISING MED1UM.-Last week
RIG. Bickle, Esq, inserted short advertise
ment in the VIRaINIAN, offering two houses
and lots in the city for sale or rent. By ten
o'clock on Thursday, the morning the paper
was circulated, he had a dozen applications
for them, selling one and renting the other
The way to dispose Of property is to advertise
it, and the place to advertise it is the paper
that every body reads-the VALLEY VIRGIN
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

CONFERENCE.-The. Jno. S. Martin preach
ed in the Methodist church OF this city on last
Sunday week, and will be in charge OF the
Methodist congregation for the ensuing confer
ence year. On the same day, Rev. Mr.. Steele,
colored, preached in the Methodist church of
the colored people of this city, and will be in
charge of the congregation this year. Mr..
Steele was at one time the slave of Mr.. Martin,
and singular to say, both preached from the
same text,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

Y. II. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The
Town Hall was again filled to its utmost ca
pacity on Sunday evening last, on the occasion
Of the Young Mems Prayer Meeting, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Capt. A. N. Breckenridge presided f;
prayers were offered by DR.. Geo. S. Walker,
D. A. Kayser, J. j. Ladd, I. B. Coleman, and
George NJ. Harrison; and addresses delivered
by J. E. Guy, H. D. Peck, I. B. Coleman, Rev.
DIR. Basil Manly, Of Kentucky, Maj. W. A.
McCue, Dr. B. Sears, Thos. D. Ransom, and
Geo. P. Baker.
Ie was announced that after the adjournment
of the public prayer meetings, the members
would assemble in the foolns OF the Association
for the purpose Of praying for such as might
desire their intercessions, and exchanging
views OIL subjects connected with the objects
of the Association.
The Increasing interest shown in the meet
ings held every Sabbath evening, indicate the
influences that is being exerted over the com:
munity. The promise of great and permanent
good is exceedingly fattering, and in the holy
work in which this Association is engaged, we
wish them God speed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Mar. 26, lS75.-Prices
to-day for Beef Cattle ranged follows Best Beeves
at 24aS7 49, generally rated first quality at 0oae6 "a
medium to good fair quality at 5Oa35 90: ordinary;
thin Steers oxen and Cows at aoa$4 So inferior and
lowest grades OF Cattle O0a$0 co. general average OF
the market to-day IS s0 extreme range Of the prices
324a$7 40 Most OF the sales were from 90 to ~ 90
per 100 pounds.
Cows-we quote Mich Cows at $3oas5 per head
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-We quote Sheep at 5a8 c, per
b gross. Stock Sheep 00a$3 rs per head Lambs "a
So so per head, as to quality.
HoGs-we quote at ooa$s IS per net.
xLExiNpR1A CATTLE MARKET Mar. 27.-Beef Cattle
IS OO extra SIP sheep Sc al 90; Lambs 3s0a$4a per
head Hogs sass5o per 100 lbs, and Cows and Calves
25a$55.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET; March 26.-Salcs OF
Cattle at O0a675 Sheep to 7c, per gross Lambs
OOto $500 per head Hogs from 9,0oa$s,s5 Cows and
Calves 20a$60. y. ass.
RICHMOND ,CATRit MARKET, Mar. 2e.-Cattles com7
mon to extra sold at 4aa$ 700per cwt gross .Sheep
sold at 4a$e gross Hogs at 5Oa$s so net and veals at
5a$13 per head. -.
BALTIMORE HORSE AND MULE MARKET-The horse
and mule market has been unusually DUH du-
ring the past week. The market is 5overstocked
with horses of all classes. and their owners
look for any great change in the prices Qr aemand
until next spring. There mum Der OF me green
and broken mules upon the market, but no demand
for them at present Prices range from 3OO 70 *4oe
pair,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

Roll OF honor in New Hope Graded5School
for month ending March 10:
S. NJ Cotfman, VIM. Flory, D. C. Flory, SUI
sauna Flory, Bette Flory, Cora Flory, VIM.
CARRIER, Frank CARRIER, Cora CARRIER, Tenie
CARRIER, Mary E. CARRIER, Annie Borden, Sam'l
Borden. Homer Sites, r. 0. Beard, G.. H. Barn.
hart, Euritt Eakle, Albert Fisher, Jno Kenner-
ly, Geo. Philips, Chas. Stout, Mamie P. Fret
well, sallie Greeting, Dora Scott, and Alice
Sits
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

NABBED. Some time ago, Mr.. L. r. Wa'l-
dell had his smoke house robbed, and suspicion
having been attached to Jim Ross, a colored
man, warrant was procured and the negro's
house searched. An axe, hymn book and
several other articles were found which Mr..
Waddell identified as having been stolen from
him, and Ross was arrested and taken before
Justice Koiner, who sentenced him to thirty
lashes and sixty DAYS Imprisonment.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-On last. Thursday
night, the 25th inst, the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing quarter, in Charity
Division, No. 6, Sons Of Temperance:
Jas. Teabo, W. p; Chas. l.. Potter, W. A.;
Geo. H. Hudson, r. s.; NJ. G. Fuller, F. S.;
Geo. G. Bunch, T.; Levi Shaver, Chaplain; F.
NJ. Markwood, c.; j. VIM. hardwood, A. c.;
Wm.5W Fretwsll, I. S.; Geo. w. Wexford, y.
S.; VIM E. Potter, P. w. P.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01
A ssigneess Sale of Clan he
4 County Lands.

A ssigneess Sale of Claa Ike
II County Lands.
The undersigned, as Assignee Of VIM. g. Hardes-
IT, bankrupt, and by virtue OF Order OF the O. s.
District Court for the Western District OF Virginia,
at public auction, in front OF the Courthouse in
Berryville, Va, on
FRIDAY, the end day Of APRIL, 1875,
between the .hours OF II a. m, and p M. all the
land surrendered by said Bankrupt, Consisting OF
LIST. The tract upon which the said Hardesty now
resides, containing
327 ACRES,
known as pleasant Vale" adjoining the land OF
John P. Rely, John Roland, and others This tract
il very productive limestone land. within TWO miles
Of Summit Point Depot, on the Winchester and 70
tomac Railroad, with an ample supply OF I!InbeF
land. The improvements are a large and handsome
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
a good Barn, and ali the necessary out-buildings.
and. An undivided one tenth interest of q tract
of $40 Acres adjoining the lands OF John Pierce ST.
and s. w. RusSel-the interest to be sold being the
intercst of Bankrupt derived from his father, Rich
ard Hardesty, decd. The Improvements on thls
'f"s' A GOOD STONE HOUSE,
with necessary stabling and out-buildings, It is
situated about TX miles from Spout Springs on the
winchester and Berryville Turnpike.
The sale will be made free from liens. The title
believed to be perfect. Such title as is i'll the AS
signee will be conveyed to the purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash. the balance
on credit of Six. twelve and eighteen months the
purchaser giving bond with ample personal securi-
ty for the deferred payments, and the title to be
have been paid.
mar ll-tds A. W. MCpINALl, Assignee.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01
Markets..

Flour firm and advanced in price since last quoted
Grain active but coming in slowly. SeedscArce and
selling at good prices. Butter and eggs plentiful
and lower. Pork dull and not much Offering. Bacon
firm at quotations.
ourgeneral market is well supplied and business
improving.
G. A. RICHARDSON,
Grocer and Produce Dealer,
Augusta Srcet ,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

SHAD.-The finest Shad and all kinds OF
small fish in the city will be found at G. D..
Pearman's, Mrs. Bolen's corner, Augusta St.
Also Turnip Salad, Kale and Spring Onions.
Call early and get tie best bargains to be found.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

LADIES FAIR.-The Ladies attached to the
order of Good Templars, will hold a Fair in
this city on the 18th, 14th and 10Th of April-
The object had in view is praseworthy, and
the occasion should receive the liberal pat
Ienagc OF our citizens.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

SALE OF CITY PRoPERTY.-RobertG G.. Bick-
lie has sold the Peck property, near the Deaf
and Dumb and Blind Institution, to Mr.. w. A.
Hudson, for 1920.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

ssWEsT AUGUSTA GUARDS. THE hand
some appearance Of this company on last FIJI
day evening was the subject ofgcneral remark.
Almost every one expressed surprise at the pro-
eress made in the drill and manual since their
last parade and compliments were heard from
all sides. We are sure that the young men de-
serve them for they have striven with indeiat-
igable energy, and but little outside assistance,
to form company which would be a credit to
any town, and we think if the citizens are
called upon they could afford to contribute
literally to the liquidation of the large debt
which has been incurred in providing uniforms,
equipments. &c. The company is 4 town i'll
sttution, and all who can, should assist the
members in their efforts to make it second to
none in the South.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

Messrs., Smith Bro, of the Globe Saloon,
have purchased from James 4. Piper the three
story building on New street, near the Virgin
ia Hotel, now occupied in part by s. NJ. Wilkes,
as a furniture store, for So, 500.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

A most brutal outrage vas PEI petratcd On
the 26th upon the person Of Mrs John Nielsen,
living in Prince George county, by negro
who had been employed about the place named
Jerry alias John Scott. After committing the
deed Scott shot himself, but survived the
wound q short time and was hung by lynch
efss
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

The Governor has approved the bill to pro-
vide Communication for artificial limb for Maj.
r. J. Fletcher, of Staunton.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

Rev. ]. S. Martin, will occupy his pulpit on
Sunday next. Ills family are expected on
Friday on the Valley train.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

C. A. Richardson sells the ''SToNEwALL''
and other good bands of flour for family use at
the lowest cash, rate. every Dbl. warranted and
delivered free OF charge.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

CHICKEN THIEVES nocturnal yisi-
tors are calling quite frequently here of late.
several of our citizens having been relieved OF
poultry during the past week. A little vigil
lance and gunpowler are the remedies.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

THE LIFE AND EXPLORATIONS OF DIR. LIv-
1NGsToNE. Published by B. B. Russell, 90
Cernhill, Boston.
The recollection of the wonderful exp.ora-
tions of this remarkable man is still fresh in the
mind Of a reading public. We all know, al
most by heart, the story Of hrs wanaerlngs;
how with unflagg ng Zeal and untiring energy
he pushed his way into the heart Of countr.G,
the toughest outline OF which was scarcely
known to the scientific world how with UNI
daunted courage and steadfast purpose he ira
yersed the arid sands Of Africa, and sent back
to civilization che results Of his researches ana
how those results have contributed to the en-
larqement of science and the enlightenment OF
mankind, but we know little of Livingstone as
a man and man of God little OF those ster-
ling qualities and christian virtues that shone
forth so conspicuously in his intercourse with
the heather and made him loved ana revered
by all with whom he came in contact.
The story as told in this interesting work
gives graphic account Of his parentage, early
struggles and ultimate triumphs, and dwells at
length upon his adventurous career amid the
wilds Of Africa.
The book comprises three hundred and fifty
pages, is written in an attractive style, faultless
in Typography and elegantly hound, 1t should
be in every household and will be read with
relish by the old and young. Address the Pub
Usher.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

We direct attention to the advertisement OF
Offices for rent by R. G.. Bickle.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

EASTER SERVICES. - Interesting services
were held in the Catholic, Episcopal and Lu
thern churches, on last Sabbath morning.-
There was magnificent music at all three.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

TEMPERANCE PRAYER MEETING.-These
meetings are held regularly every Sunday
evening at half past three o'clock, in the Coed
Templar's Hail. over Richardson's store. and
have been largely attended, and we trust doing
good.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

Rev. VA. Harris preached an interesting
sermon ON Sunday last in the Methodist church,
from the words ssLord help me.''
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

W. s. stutz daily receives prime Roe and
Buck Shad, Herring, and black Bass, also Sal
ad, Lettuce and Onions.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Up to Wednesday no
criminal cases had been tried since our last is
.ue. The civil docket is being rapidly disposed
q, On Wednesday, Elijah Helmick was tried
for horse stesling; The Jury up to Wednesday
NIGHT having not yet agreed upon their verdict.
CRAIG and McCue for defence!
7, the afternoon Of Wednesday the case OF
Commonwealth VS.. Jno. Cats charged with
horse stealing was commenced. Compton,
Cochran and White for defence.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

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