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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-04-16

! Henry Ward Beecher has bought an
orange plantation in Florida, adjoining his
/ sister Harriet S place, and his agent is there
| arranging things in style for his reception
after the trial.
The Fincastle ''Herald'' reports that a
| strict church membernf Botetourt plough
ed all day last Sunday, and ''spruced up
| for church Oh Monday. He ought to get
an almanac.
The will of George Curtis, of Nabant.
| Mass, bequeaths his entire estate, amount.
ing to S300,000, in equal parts, to ten be-
neVnlent Institutions. most Of which are
! III Boston.
Rev. DR.. VIM. E. Hatcher, of Peters
burg, accepted the Call to Grace street Bap-
fist church, Richmond, which pays 81 900
more than any other Baptist Church in
Virginia.
At the annual Conference of the Church
of the Latter Day SAINTS. in Salt Lake
City, Saturday, Brigham Young was re-
elected prophet, seer, revelator. and presi-
dent.
George S. Koontz, the well-known gen
eral agent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, has been appointed to the same posi-
ton on the Virginia Midland railroad
Peter Brown, well-known colored wait
er at the Arlington House. Danville, Va.
has been arrested as an accessory to the
murder OF Amy DIVERS, a colored girl.
over 10000 pounds of cabbage have been
shipped from Wytheville, Va, in the last
four mouths, and enough from other points
IN the county to make it 50 tons.
Robt. Midley, county clerk at Browns
vile, Tenn, was shot and killed, Monday.
by two brothers named Bond, with whom
he had qgarrelled about his fees.
Dan Rice has been engaged as ring di-
rector of ''AIuerica' IS Racing Association, :"
a show just organized at Cincinnati. at
salary of $40, 900 for the season.
Col. Jefferson Davis and Cont. ULYSSES
5; Grant are invited to a reunion of the
officers of the Mexican war in Austin.
Texas, onthe 9Th day Of May.
The spelling mania is getting so preva-
lent that it is customary to ask a man to
smile IN the following way: evil you
spell drink with me?"
Miss Cornine Dunwoody and Frederick
Maxwell out boating in pond near Aug
'Sta, Git., Saturday were drowned by the
boat striking a snag.
President Grants eldest son. the Lien.
tenant Colonel, is soon to resign from the
army to enter into banking business in
Washington.
Bishop Dudley was in Baltimore, Satur-
day. visiting his wife, who from ill-health
had to remain behind when he went to
Louisville.
The louisiana legislature assembled
Wednesday with Conservative majority
in the lower house, and is working peace
fully.
Jno. R. Dodson was killed by F. Fl.
Cook, another boy, with club in fight
near Mcdowell, Highland CO., Va, March
29th.
Lieutenant Commander r. S. Chew. u. |
S. N. (retired), died i'll Washington on Fri
day night.
Petitions have been prepared in Amherst |
and Campbell counties. Va. against the
liquor traffic.
The Emperor William of Germany conn.,
pleted his seventy-eighth year on 22d of /
April, l
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BY Tele&raph.
Especial Dispatch to the S. auntsn Vindicato-.l

Especial Dispatch to the S.auntsn Vindicator.l
Grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
HARR1soNBURG VA, April 15th.-The
Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F. met here Tues
day with about 100 members present, a
fine looking and intelligent body Of men.
Among the prominent visiting members Of
the order, were J. W. Stokes, D. G. Sire, of
Philadelphia, and 7. 6, Stuart, P. G. S.,
of Washington D. G. The following is a
lis Of the officers of the Grand Lodge elect
ed for the ensuing year: Alfred R. Court
ney, ofsRichmond, G.. M; W. J. Points, of
Harrisonburg, d. &. M; c. P Benson, of
Charlottesville, G. W.; 7. w. Davis, of
Richmond, Sec: Jno. W. Ferguson, of
Richmond, Treasurer and G.. W. Dame,
of Danville, Chaplain. The following
officers were appointed: Conductor, G. A.
Roller: Marshal, J. A. English: Guardian,
E. Goodwin, and Herald, J. G. Vass.
Hugh Latham, of Alexandria, was
chosen Representative to G.. Lodge OF
US.
The next session. will be held in Alexan-
dria.
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AN AUGUSTA MAN ABRoAD.-Rev. DR..
Wilson, of Richmond, Va, preached at
the Walnut street Baptist church last
night an able and eloquent sermon on the
question of Christ to the man cured of his
blindness, .'Dost thou believe on the Son
of God?' DR.. Wilson is q man of uncom-
mon power. lie has just come from an in
teresting meeting at Charleston. S. c.
His preaching is feryent and full of deep.
earnestness He will continue TO preach
every night this week and for some weeks
to come. The prospects for II good meet
ing here are very fine. The congregations
are increasing and deeper interest is mani
tested Dr.. Wilson would at any time at
tract large audiences. and in the present
state of interest the church will soon be
filled. The sessions are in the lecture
room in the basement, but the public gen
orally wi be welcomed.-Lonisujlle C0Nri-
err Journal
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GAEL Fol- DE RoL A prisoner in the
Chicopee Mass Jail cut his throat with
a piece of glass. Surgeons were hurridy
brought, and after a difficult and skilful
operation the several arteries were tied ard
the cash sewn up. While this had been
going on he had several times tried to
speak. but been unable to do so. After
the surgery was over, he said, with an eff
fort, !sAil fol-de-rol doctors. Tried to tell
You so, and save you the bother of stitch
ing me up. I've chawed some of the glass,
I have" He really had swallowed bits of
glass. In a few hours he died.
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SALT WORKS SUIT DECiDED.-Tn the
ase OF Crosby, sheriff, against Buchanan,
contest concerning a large salt works IN
Virginia, formerly owned by VIM. kim.
Abihedo", Va, tie United States S,i
IRENE Court in its decision. d.Iiyeie ed Mon
lay, finds as to the rights of the origi-
tihl complainant that he waited until his
.ralt"ls Wery dead, aid tiieIl asserted Il Il,
5 against The hears, iifully cont4..ililln a
nntract t cove Vance Oh his part ;.iti
tat this cohte;ilsiI, Ut ;,m UNITS to d. liter
te f;tl >ehood. The decision Of tie court
telow is reversed, with directions 70 ,i.-
miss the bill; al d cancel the conveyance
SET up by the complainant.
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THE OLD SHowMEN.-The following
kilograms are published in the Northern
papers:
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, April 7, 1876.
To John Robinson, Cincinnati, Ohio: We
have met the enemy, and they are ours.
P. T. BARNUM.
Mayor of Bridgeport.
CINCINNATI, April Z, 1879. :
To P. T. Barnum, Bridgeport, Connec-
ticut: We have met the enemy. and we are
theirs. JOHN ROBINSON,
Private citizen of Cincinnati.
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FREE THOUGHT clever Richmond

FREE THouGHT.-Thec clever Richmond
correspondent of The Petersburg News"
says of the recent spelling match there:
Mr.. Ward still insists that he spelt
''liqnefy" right, notwithstanding the die
tionaries. He reminds me of Sam Denoon,
a great and good character in Richmond
twenty years ago. Sam was given to the
use of high-sounding phras. badly put to
gether and pronounced. His style of lit
erature was cross between George Francis
Trains, and j. Horace Lacy's, as near as
can describe it.-After one Of his most
muddled speeches in the council, he was
demonstrated with by a political friend.
Mr.. Denoon,'' said the friend, ''where
do you get your words from; l cannot find
them either in Webster or Worcester? ,
''D-n Webster and Worcester said Mr..
Denoon, ''they Rave done more to bias the
free thought of this country than any two
men in it, And he never did pay the
slightest attention 10 either one Of these
photographers
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MURDER OF CLERGyMAN.-Last Sat-
urday NEAR Union Court House, South Car
oina, the dead body of Rev. J. Claudius
Miller was found lying on the public road
with two bullet wounds in his breast. His
overcoat, hat, watch and pocketbook were
missing. A negro man named Walker was
arrested with the murdered mans hat and
coat in his possession, and his mother sub
sequently gave up the watch. He confess
ell that he had killed man near Union,
and had taken the articles from his per-
son.
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HYDRoPHoBIA-Mr. F.. G. Bradley. a
citizen of Fauquier county, living near
Warrenton Junction, who has up. to IA re-
cent date been the possessor of numerous
dogs, has lately had rather a sad expe!i j.
ence with them Mr.. Biadley's premises
were visited IL short time ago by a sheep
killer. which. al The time. was Iaiorii,g nm
der ii fit Of hydrophohia Five of Mr. BIS.
dogs, six cows, one steer and two hogs
were bitten. Mr.. B. killed three of the
dogs. but spared TWO fayofjte shepherd"
dogs which he put up until they fell vic
tins TO the disease when lie turned them
loose, and ia doing SO was bitten by one
of them. We have not learned whether
MI. b. has yet been attacked Witli the dis
ease and we most sincerely hope he vii!
not be.-lNdna&sts I/d.l G0aette.
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WELCOME -CoURTEsIEs.-B invitation
Of General Pennypacker, United States
commandment at Nashville, Tenn, Gov.
Porter, an ex-Confederate officer, review
ed tile troops at Ash barracks Sunday af-
ternoon. Between FIVE and eight thou
sand people were on the ground. On ap.
pearance of Governor Porter and his civil
ian staff the band struck up Hail to the
Chief,n following with the national air.
creating great enthusiasm. The event
was lookSd ukpMmost 'auspiciously by eve
~ body 6reseM:
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1nA,f1sr,s PREFER ENCE.-,John

A B1eAM1sT's PREFERENcE.-John
Bingham was tried in the New York
Court of Quarter Sessions on Monday, on
charge of bigamy. Both his wives were
in the court room. He pleaded guilty and
refused to change the plea. The recorder
asked him which he would prefer, to be
discharged to live with his two wives, or
sentenced to the State prison for three
years. The prisoner promptly expressed "a
preference to be locked up, and the judge
sentenced him to State prison for three
years at hard labor.
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A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.-In the
spring of 1866, a man named Park Martin,
a citizen Of Caroline county, mysteriously
disappeared he having been traced from
Richmond, where he had been on d visit.
back to his own county. AS it was known
he had gold and silver coin on his person,
some supposed that he had been murdered.
The mystery was cleared up last week, by
the finding Of his skeletons in the bushes at
Reedy Mill, on the Mattaponi. and it is
now believed that Martin was drowned at
that point in 1866. in his attempting to
cross the river, as the river was swollen,
and Martin when last seen en- route was in
toxicated. The parties who found the bo-
dy also found at the same spot, in the sand
gold and silver coin Of about the value Of
S150.-Fredicksburg W Herald.
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RESIGN NATIONWIDE. VIM. J. Points,
clerk OF the E.. S. Crcnit and District
Courts at Harrisonburg, has resigned his
position, and is candidate for Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Rockingham. His
bond of office had been raised under the
new law from 50 600 for each Court to
$50 900 for each. THE Harrlsonburg pa
peers say Messrs. VIM. +. Lurty and Il. K.
Freeman of that town have applied for
the appointment, and there are several
asyi,ants from StauntOn.
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The VALLEY RALRoAD.-The Rock
bridge Supervisors have appointed W b.
F. Leech. John Gibson. John W. Abra-
ham. A. A. McCnrdy, George ". Petit
grew. and .. c. r. Brady d committee to
attend a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Valley Railroad Company 10 be held
in Stanton. with full pow I to dismiss
the injunction heretofore obtaint against
the Valley Railroad company and others
by the county of Rockbridge, if in their
Judgment it may be judicions to do SO.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-04-16

THE BLACA-R7ADICALs of King George
county have repudiated Mr. Sener, and re-
commend "a general conference OF the dis
trict for the purpose of appointing a dele
cation to wait on the heads of the different
Departments, and request the withdrawal
of the patronage OF the district now be-
slowed on J. B. Sener; also, to ferret out
the appointments which have been made
through said Sener.''
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SICKNESS IN PAGE CoUNTY-W We learn
from the physicians that there never was
known more sickness throughout the
county than at present prevails. Some
twenty or twenty five persons, we believe,
are now confined TO their beds in Luray
Pneumonia and fever appears to be the
chief Affections -Fcqe Courier.
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APPLES FOR DYSPEPSIA. The Pa, is
lans devour lo0,0G0,0C0 of apples every
winter. An eminent French physician
thinks that the decrease of dyspepsia and
billions affectisns iii Paris is owing to the
Increased consumption OF this fruit. which
he maintains, is an admirable prophylacti
ard tonic, as well as Il very nourisling and
easily digested article Of fond
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THE WHITE MEN arrested some time
since in Todd county, KY, charged with
burning the house of colored man and
severely beating him, were tried in that
county last week. The prisoner put in a
plea vi guilty, and was sentenced to jail
FIR four mouths. Two other white men
pleaded guilty to having burned negro
church, and were given one year in the
penitentiarY.
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ELoPEMENT.--C- J. Strine, aged As, en-
ployed at Kent's mills in, Wythe Co.
Va, eloped with Mrs. Shelton, aged "a and
very pretty, the wife of a workman,
leaving destitute family. Mrs. Shelton
leaves two children and her husband, says
the gincastle HERALD has commenced
suit for divorce.
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PAINFUL AccIoENT.-On Tuesday
last Mrs. Frey. widow Of the late Prof. j..
q. Frey of Roanoke College, while pack
;no the trunk of her brother who was
starting from her fathers, near Salem, for
Kansas. was shot through the neck by the
accidental explosion of revolver. The
wnnnd is serious but she was doing well
M to Tuesday evening.
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JOINT STOCK Bonn ETs--M. D. Con
way tells of a lady in one of tie nlanufac-
turing towns of Great Britain who II cent
" had her attention attracted 20 the win
dew of a milliner's shop by d beautiful
and very expensive French bonnet. and
SHE inquired the price, She WAS told ii
was sold. ''Ol, had no IDEA of buying
such an expensive bonnet said tie lady.
upon which the milliner said, 1T is joint
stock tonntt-that is. it belongs to three
factory girls, who wear it by turns on
sunday
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M.IscEGENATfoN.-At an early hour on
Monday morning last, a special officer from
Madison county visited our town and ar
re sted the Rev. Frank Tibhs,a colored Bap-
tt st preacher. ON the charge Of having SOL
einniZpd the marriage rites Of negro man
a nd white woman. His trial came off drl-
ly at Wclftown on Tuesday morning, and
he was fined 500 and costs. The white wo-
lmsn was recognized to appear before the
grand jury. = Gordonsrdle Va. Gazette.
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LEICESTER VERNON, q young English
man, died of typhoid fever, in Richmond,
on Tuesday last. Mr.. Vernon was twenty
four years Of age, and came to Virginia d
few years ago to purchase land. His father
was Il colonel in the British army, and his
grandfather, it is said, presented the. Ver-
non Gallery" to the British nation.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE for the cleo
tion which takes place on the fourth Thurs
day in May next-only six weeks .,tf-are
numerous in Rockingham, Page, Clark,
and nearly all the Valley counties except
Augusta. and the papers have colt INNS of
+,,eir cards ..15J
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CHAPLAIN OF THE UNIvERsETY.-Rev.
r. J. McBryde has been elected Chaplain
of the Uniyersityof Virginia for two years
from October next. He is an Episcopal
minister. and has had a charge in Amherst
county since his ordination, and is Low
Councilman. He is, a native of South
Carolina
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-04-16

REV. JNo. G. HAMMER. prominent
Baptist minister of West Virginia, while
at breakfast at his residence in il ferson
county, Tuesday morning. was stricken by
paralysis, and died at noon. He WIS quite
advanced in years, and was universally
halOYpd --....-
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hereinbefore mentioned adoins the tract of Mineral
land 1t is well watered AMI timbered, and is very
productive. Improvements consist of a large Brick
Dwelling Grist Mil Saw Mill. Tenants Houses a
large Barn. and all the other out-houses usually
found on II good farm in the Valley of Virginia.
At the same time and place viii be sold the PER.
Company.
Mr. John Tierney, who is in charge of the Fur
naces at Buffalo Gap, will take pleasure i'll showing
the property at any lime.
TERMS OF ALE-For the real estate TOPPER cent
of the purchase money in cash. Is per cent in
months and balance iii four equal annual install
ments with interest from the day OF sale. For the
four deferred, annual lnstalinents, the purchaser
Of keeping up Insurance on the furnaces and the
dwelling house on the farm, by way of security fol
said instalments
Personal property will be sod on reasonable terms
to be announced on the day of sale.
GEORGE M. COCHRAN, JR.,
THOS. G. ELDER,
THOS. ID. Ransom,
apl6-tds Commissioners.
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The ssVIRGINTA PATRON" the Gran
gers paper of Virginia. comes out better.
and better every time. It is published at
Richmond by Mr. Jas. W. Leweilcgl, who
seems to have lost nothing of his ability as
Il first-class publisher.
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-1-A%ND+e-

THE HOWARD REVIVAL AT LYNCH
nuRG.-The News" says:
''He has no apparent preference for any
Come TO Jesus" About sixty perse',ts
nave professed conversion at lis meet
ings, and the altar Was thronged with pen
itentS. The most noticeable feature of his
meetings is the singular quiet and absence
of excitement.
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VIM. REILLY, who disappeared from
Winchester last fall, and for whose muir
der Albert Sinner was arrested, has turned
up in Vevay, Ind, where he has ssplenty
of money and plenty Of work.
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WHERE DOES TIE MONEY O?-The
Danville Va, correspondent of the Rich
mond "Dispatch" has the following opera
rations, of the wooden stocking bank
The sales oftohacco at the warehouses
for the last month were S3S $50: for the
same mouth last year, S207 1926; excess in
favor OF last month, $175,234 The sales
for last month eXcetd the sales for the
month preceding by 1926. The sales
for the last three months have amout-
ed to over one millions of dollars. Where
does the money 90 to ? Is any Of it be-
ing converted into fixed capital? 1t may
not seem becoming in townsman. who,
let him work as he'lnay, is often charged
by the countlyman with leading a leisure
life, to preach contentment to the coun-
tryinan +; but it dos produce some disqul-
ct when he hears every now and then thai
it is not unfrequentiy the case that plan
tiers are applying at the warehouses for adj
vancements. What is the matter
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A negro man named Shaw with his wife


A negro man named Shaw with his wife
from Washington, stopped at the Central
Hotel. at Charlotte, N. O., Friday night
under the advice of Congressman Elliot. OF
;. &. A mob Of white men assembled in
front of the hotel, the doors Of which were
harred.hy the proprietor TO keep them out
until the l.egro and his wife could make
their escape by the back way. II
+ .Volney v. Smith, OF Arkansas, has been
appointed by tile President consul at st
Thomas. West indies. He is the same
person who was Lieutenant Governor OF
Arkansas and last Fall claimed to be Gov
ernor en- the ground that Governor Bax-
ter had abdicated and abandoned the office,
permitting Garland to take possession of
it.
+ Mrs. Phoebe Maria Flagg, who died in
New York, or Saturday, was the widow
sof Azariah q. Fl:sgg. one Of the seventeen
patriots who were presented with rifles hy
special act Of Congress for their gallant de-
fence OF Rlattsburg against the British.
The Two Pittsburg gentlemen who died
in THAT city last week Of apoplexy were
pretty well OFT i'll The G ,ods Of this world
MI Anderson, who died Oh Saturday, was
worth over 100000 and Mr.. Chalmers
estate will foot up about 81, -00. 900.
The Third Georgia regiment Confederate
soldiers have agreed to hold their next re-
union at Portsmouth, Va, where they
were first encamped when ther came to
/ Virginia. The 4th of August has been fix
ed upon as the time
There are in Richmond about $4,000 re-
gistered voters. The number of polls re-
Gently assessed by the Commissioner of The
Revenue is 1.U71. Whites, 7,l36: colored.
1896. Numbers who have paid the tax.
1850; unpaid, 6.611.
The Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria,
sent an autograph letter to the Emperor
William OF Germany, congratulating him
on the recent anniversary Of his birthday,
and expressing feelings of the warmest
friendship.
Governor Dix denies the oft-repeated as
sertion that Trinity Church corporation.
n. Y, owns real estate valued at 500, 900
600. He says it's whole income has never
in any one year per cent. on 81 $4,000.
T. A. Thompson, Lecturer of the Nat
ional Grange 2. of H delivered an address
at BrelItsyi!le, Prince William co Va. ON
Monday last, on the subject of the Order
of Farmers Oranges.
Washington dispat ches report the arrest
Of Hines. the eX- Unit ed States marshal of
an Alabama district, on criminal charge
in connection with the recent postal con-
tract frauds.
The Rev. John s. Glendenning, of Mary
E. Pomrroy notoriety, who is waiting the
result of his appeal to the presbytery, is
living in retirement, writing a series of
moral essays.
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GRANGE PRIZES OF THE VIRGINIA Ae

GRANGE PRIZES OF THE VIRGINIA AG-
EICuLTURAL SOCIETY-The Executive
Committee of the Virginia State Agricul-
tural Society met Oh Tuesday in Rich
mond, among those present being Mr.. w.
A. BuIke of Staunton. 1t was resolved to
make the following additions to the pre-
MUM list:
To the Grange in the State which shall
make the largest and best contribution to
the Fair Ill the way of farming, garden,
orchard, vineyard, OF floral products, de-
mestie manufactures and products, min
erals, implements and machines, animals,
fowls, &C., Si25. ,. For second best, $40.
3. For third best, 500. i. To the Grange
| which on the LIST O. November, 1876, shall
have membership containing the largest
proportio of life members of the State
| Agricultural Society, dating after the list
| of January, 1873. the Society'S diploma,
handsomely framed.
| The subject OF passing life members free
| over the railroads coming into the city be-
| ing uidcr conSid ration, the PreSn ent
stated that the Richmond and Danv lie,
and the Atlantic, Mississippi and Chic
| railroads had consented 10 pass them rree,
but the Other railroads had not yet 81, en- a
versation on this subject. Major Sutlerlil
| stated that. the Richmond al d Danvillt
Railroad Company had real eel its largest
| cash receipts when it passed fe members
free OF charge.
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MEssRs. G. 1. PEYTON Co. rented
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Monday for tie season terminating No
yember LIST Of the present Year for the sum
o1S12H0e.