The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-07-01

loved and honored citizens sleeps in Thorn
rose cemetery.
DEATH OF MISS MARY c. TAMs. Miss Mary
G. Tams, third daughter of Mrs. w. Fl. Tams,
of this city, died OF typhoid fever at the resi-
dence of her grandmother, in Philadelphia,
on last Saturday.
She had gone with her sister, Mrs. Phillips, to
visit her grandmother, arriving st her desti
nation Oh Wednesday, and was attacked by
the fearful disease Oh the morning following,
and on Saturday her sweet, young life ebbed
out on the unknown sea. She was only six
teen years of age, possessed of rare grace and
beauty of mind and person and beloved by all
who knew her, for her amiable disposition and
many noble virtues.
'tGod moves in mysterious way,
His wonders to perform
We cannot fathom the depth of his wisdom !;
we dare not doubt the expediency of his plans;
we can trust in his Infinite goodness and
mercy, and bowling in humble submission be-
meath his Christening rod, rely wholly and
without question on the assurance that lie
doeth all things well. But tits hard to kiss the
rod that more than smites thee; hard to say
''Thy will, not mine, be done;" hard to see
so many spared while the darling, the idol of
the household, is cut down in the pride and
lovelness of budding womanhood; but it is a
sweet consolation to know that He loved her
with a love beyond all human conception );
that lie has called her away from the possible
dangers of this life to the enjoyment of a purer
AID better world; that He has promised COM
fort to those who mourn, and given assurance.
that when earth's angry elements shall all have
been stilled; when the fight has beer fought
and the course finished when
1.-The Pilot Of Galiee, seen on the strand,
Stretches over the waters welcomngshand,"
there will be an angel form reckoning. moth
er, sisters and brothers into the glad realms
of light-into that home mot made with hands
eternal in the Heavens
The afflicted family have the sympathy of the
entire community, and there was q universal
expression Of sorrow as the sad intelligence
gained circulation throughout the city. Her re-
mains arrived on the Monday evening train
and were buried in Thornrose Cemetery with
the beautiful and impressive service of the
Episcopal Church.
ANOTHER TRANSFER OF U. S. REVENUE
OFFICERS. following is an official list of
the transfer of Internal Revenue Storekeepers
in, to and from, the 9th collectoral district Of
Virginia. furnished us by w. II. Fl. Frenger,
Deputy Collector, carried into effect July LIST
1875:
John II. Van Derver, from the Distisiery
Warehouse Of J. NJ Adams, in Rockbridge
county, to that Of Andrew Mccartney, No. -,
in Craig county.
J. B. Englcman, from Andrew McCartney's
to Joseph NJ. Adams. No. IS, i'll Rockbridge
county.
L. C.Stalnacker, from the ''IIannis Distilling
Company" in Martinsburg, w. Va, to Messrs.
Hanger & Cos, No. so, near Waynesboro'.
Joseph Dawson, from J. Bumgardner &
Sons to the ''IIannis Distilling Company
No. -, ia Martinsburg, w. Va,
j. F. Smith, from Lowman 6 Co.'S, to j.
Bumgardner & Sons, No. s. near Greenvi.e.
Il. r. Campbell, from William Guests, near
Cedar Point, Page county, to Lowman & Co.'S,
No. 300, on Long Glade, Augusta county.
David E. Rosenbaum, from Messrs. L. Bum
gardner & Co.'S, to VIM. Guest, No. sos, near
Cedar Point, Page County.
Robert Cochran, from Messrs. Hanger &
Co.'S, to L. Bumgardner & Co.'S, No. 81, near
Stanton.
John A. Frenger, from the absolctc Ware
House of Foster & Co.'S, No. 21s, to David F.
Clemmer's, No. 10, near Middlebrook.
Blackford Harris, from David F. Clemmer's
to Messrs. Little 6 Co.'S, No 532, near the
Baths.
Walter Capehart, from Messrs. Little & Co.'S
to L. Hartman 6 Co.'S, No. l, near Stanton.
F. NJ. Taylor. from l.. Hartman & Co.'S to
David Boards, No. 1877, near New Hope.
Noah Beard, from David Boards, to Henry
Koiner's, No. 5, near Waynesboro'.
J. c. Waddle, from Henry Koiper:s, to A.
NJ. Bruce's, No. %, near Staunten.
James Maguire, from Mcssrs. Foster 6 Co.'S,
not re-assgned at present-there being no va
cancy.
James NJ. Yates, from Edwin A. Fulcher's
to Foster & Co.'S, No. 522, near Folly Mills.
William Goaday, from Adam Zollmans to
E. A. Fulcher's, No. 1872. near Stanton.
John J. Gillock, from John Gibson's, to Adj
am Zolman's No. 6, near Lexington.
J. S. Anderson, from A. NJ. Bluces to John
Gibson's, No 80, near Timber Ridge, Rockbridge
county.
John w. Utley has been temporarily assign
ed to duty at I4owman &c Co.'S dstllery until
the arrival OF MI. Campbell, from Page Co.
tflefy 81 Messrs. Hanger i Co., until relieved
by Mr.. Stalnacker from Martinsburg, West
Virginia.
G. A. Piper has been temporarily assigned
to duty at the dlstillery OF Messrs. L. Hartman
& Co., until the arrival Of Mr. Capehart from
Rockhrllne county,