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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-15


BREvITIEs.- the "Greenback"
story on the first page to-day.
Hannah Jackson, colored, sentenced to
the State prison for bigamy, committed
through ignorance, has been pardoned by
the Governor.
The farm of DR., J. N. Lockridge near
Mount Scion has been sold to Samuel
Paul for ST 900.
Mrs Lima Crone had her arm broken by
fall on Tuesday last. Willie, a little
son of Capt. Smith of the Valley R. R. :,
had an arm broken by falling from fence
at HarFisonburg, Saturday.
The Sunday school of the German Re-
formed Church at Woodstqck presented
S2s to Miss Sue Ridenour, the blind vocal
list. for Christmas gift.
A bill was introduced in the House Wed
nesday by Mr.. KoiRer to amend the char
ter of Waynesboro So as to extend the linn
it's of the town.
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LAND FOR SALE.

FINDER decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
u gusta county, rendered in the cause of
Patterson sc. against Daniel Wampler &C., we
WILL on the premises, on
TUESDAY, 10TH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT,
offer, at public sale, to the highest bidders, a
TRACT OF LAND in Augusta county, near
Spring Hill, now occupied by said Daniel
Wampler, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
NINE AND A HALF ACRES. 1t adioins the
lands of Wriggle, Herring, Leeper and others,
and has on it TWO DWELLING HOUSES and
other improvements. The land is fair and sus-
ceptible of Improvement.
TERMS.-The plaintiffs costs of suit and of
sale in hand, balance in equal instalments, at
one, two and three years, bearing interest from
day of sale, purchaser to give bonds with suf-
Gcient personal security and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
Sale at ii O'Clock A. M.
G. M. COCHRAN, JR.,
N. K. TROUT,
Decls-tds Commissioners.
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which will now sell at astonishing low prices.
Having very little expense in conducting my
business, can therefore undersell everybody.
| will give you list of few of the leading
articles.
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VIRGINIA In vacation-In the clerks Of
v fee of the circuit court of Augusta coun ty,
January 18th, 1875.
Henry H. Peck, Plaintiff
VS..
Charles T. Harris, Defendant.
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to enforce a iudg.
ment lien against the real estate of the Defen-
dant, situated in the County of Augusta, in
said State-for the sum of $lO9, 43, with inter-
est thereon from the Oath day of September
1866, till paid and ST, 90 costs of protest, The
defendant, Charles T. Harris, not having enter
ed his appearance and it appearing by afflda.
Wit filed, that he is nonresident of the State
of Virginia. 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice and do what is necessary to protect
RID RYAN, Dep. Cpk.
Patrick, "a.
jan8-4t
DnS71s7RY'
WAYNEsRoRo, Nov. 80.
for the practice of
Dentistry
and would inform the citizens of AUGUSTA
and ROCKBRlDGE that he will be at
W A Y " e. s B O r
the Sd Monday of each month, to remain two
weeks, and at
b Il Q W " S B u Il &
on the LIST Monday of each month to lemain two
weeks.
Persons desiring his services may address
him at either place, and in Waynesboro be may
be found in his office in Withfows block
Respectfully,
W. A. JONES, D D.S.
dec4--2m
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WAN T ED.

stock Of Fine Family Groceries, we keep con-
staptly op hand a full supply of FEED for
Horses and Cows, which we will sell Cheap and
DELIVER FREE anywhere in the city.
+. w. TODD & CO..
Decle I'm Old Post Office.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday
night James W. Amos of Cumberland co.,
brakesman on the G.. & o. r. r. fell from
sleeted coal car On the track five or six
cars passing over him crushing the flesh on
the inner side of one leg from the ankle to
the hip. The train was stopped with the
wheel Oh the mangied body, when the poor
fellow halloed out to the engineer to STAR
back' and get the wheel off him. Where
the wheel stopped on him wide cash was
cut in his body. He was brought to Staun-
ton, where Dr.. McChesney was summoned
but found nothing could be done for him.
The young fellow, still able to speak,
questioned the physician as to whether he
could live and desired to be told the truth
about it. He was told but expressed no
further concern about it, He died about
- O'Clock and was buried here. He leaves
widowed mother with SIX children to
support. The accident occurred near the
Summit
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New Goods. New Goods.
BOOTS and SHOES,

Having just returned from the Northern cities
with a fine apd large selected stock of city made
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DOR RENT.--That very desirable residence
Il on Church street, Staunton Va OF naoa
ent occupied by the family of Col. Geo n p' a..
iora POSSESSION given Immediately. For terms
&C., apply to ot 'efns'
decll,tf EInEp O. MINI cox,
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NEW YEARS GREETING.

DAINTS AND PAINT BRUSHES WHITE
i Wash Brushes, Window Glass-all s;zes
We call the attention of the COUNTY
ORANGES, and all persons wishing to pur-
enase any article in our line, to give US ean
make it to their interest to purchase from ns
GEO. W. MAYS & co
Augusta street.
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I1Iso's CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, guar
anteed to do all that is promised in the
circular. GIVE IT A TRIAL
GEO w. MAYS h co,
nov l3 Augusta
DENNETT'S BRONCHIAL TABLETS, FOR
| b sale by GEO. W. MAYS & CO.,
novl3 Augusta st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15

Joshua Maris, JAS. Robinson. Geo. W. Stone
Brandywine Hundred, s. H. Dixon, VIM. Luke:
Christiana hd., Ashton Richardson, DIR. j. T.
Chandler Mill Greek hd., Lewis Thompsop,
Joseph II Heald White Clay Creek hd;, WIN
Dean, Geo z. Tybout New Castle hd.. Rev. J.
B. spottswood E. G. Challenger Red Lion nd
DR.. +. s. Dunlap, VIM. D. Clark; St Georges
hd., Daniel Oorbtt Kent county-Dover, Man
love Hays Geo. v. Massey Smyrna, James X
Clement, --Wm cammns oamden' :, stephen rn,
sey, ]. w. Hall Harrington, ] f rhsrp Wy
omng, J. Colby Smith, ]. !. Jaker FELTON,, X
W. Todd Sussex county-Georgefo own, Chas
@. Stocbley, Benjamin Burton, o. Layton. and
Jacob Moore Milford, W. @. Davidson. p +.
Caiisey !; Millsboro', John NJ. Hous'on;. Green
wood, Simeon Pennewill; Lewes. Harbesoi
Hickman. ID. W. Breerton Frarkford, john
Hickman Seaford, Hugh Martin.
Managers Edward Bringhurst, Chas. g. Rum
ford, D. W. Maull. ]. l.. Simms, n NJ. Candy
Eli Underwood, VIM. Candy, N. Brennan
Rev. G. A. Latimer, Wilmer Atkinson, Saral
Bringhurst, Martha A. Jones. Mr.. I. Israel, D
W. Smith. Anne semple, Elizabeth Canby, Lille
Candy, E. w. Phillips, L. b. Hilles and d. W
Nialda
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15

tue sub committee, consisting of Alessrs.
t9oter Phelps and Potter, whicI took testimo-
~ Al New Orleans, reported yesterday to the
i1Il Committee on the Southern States. Tho
'dtrtlon whether the report should be published
ar the full committee start for New Orleans, was
dtcussed without reaching a decision.
The President has signed the bill "for the re-
sumption of specie payments"
hon. WIN, A. Wallace was nominated for Uni
lrd States Senator by the Democratic caucus at
Harrisburg yesterday. He received lO6 votes
9l' the first ballot to ii for Clymer and for
Black.
Judge Mcdonald wasnominated for U. s Sen
thhtor Yesterday by the Democratic caucns of
Ile Indiana Legislature.
Hon. lloratio Seymour has written letter pos
hlHely declining to he a candidate for U. $. Sen
Htof and recommending Mr.. Herman for the posi-
lion
NiltH, the man who seized control OF the Leg
stature OF Louisiana, has telegraphed to the
President asking that the condition of affairs ex
sting before DE Trobiand elected the five
'llnalits for seOts, be restored
iite discharged workmen at the Washington
lazy yard have applied to the House Committe,
"'' appropriations to have them re-empluyed.
liie weavers Of the Creaeut Mills ut Fall Rly
-, Mass. l5U IN number, have struck for high
rl wages.
About 5000 ice cutters along the Hudson ar
now Oh strike Tor an advance of 80 cents pc
uay. They receive IL, and 5l.25. 1t s believes
their demand will be granted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
The Railroad war,

THE READING AND LEHIdH TEAR UP PORTION OF
THEIR TRACK TO PREVENT TIE WILMINGTON AND
READININa FROM CARRYING OUT THEIR FUR
PosEs
Some days ago the officers OF the wilmington
and Reading Railroad gave notice to the officers
of the Reading and Lehigh Railroad, that at the
expiration of that time they would take poss 3
sion of the latter's road in accordance with the
terms of contract said to have been On
tered into with the Beiks County Railroad,
Yesterday evening these ten days, expired
but early in the afternoon President Baer
issued an order that the track should be discon-
nected for short distance above Court street,
to prevent the Wilmington and Reading Com
pany from carrying out their purposes. Inc
track for about twenty-five feet was torn up and
an old engine WAS run off the track INTO the
space where it was disconnected. guard was
also placed there wao remained on duty al
night. The order of President Baer was qu.etly
carried into effect, and there was but little ex-
citement. - Reading Times 18th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
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KalIrOAd Changes.

OFFICERS OF THE BALTIMoRE POTOMAC TBAss-
rERREp AND RE-APPoISTED.
At meeting of the Directors of the Balt-
more and Potomac Railroad Company, yesterday,
the resignation OF j. N. DuBary, Vice President
of the Company, was received aud accepted, and
Mr.. A. j. Cassat, ole Of the Vice-Presidents of
the Pelnisylvania Railroads, was elected
TO the position. General DuBarry goes
to Philadelphia, where lie will take
charge of the Southern business OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad The resignation of Mr..
&. L.. DuBarry was also accepted, and MIR. Geo.
@. Wilkens, the present Superintendent of the
Baltimore division of the Northern Central
Road, elected to fill the vacancy, the duties OF
the two positions being consolidated. Mr.. Z.
L. DuBarry will take charge Of the roads recent
ly leased by the Pennsylvania Company, running
from York, Pa, via Hanover and Littletown, to
Frederick Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
GT. NICHOLAS FOR 1874.
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
OF this book Charles Dudley Warner writes:
s.In The bound volume of ST. NICHOLAS with its
glory of red and gold, we have permanent addition
to the literature of the young Never before has SO
much literature and artistic talent co-operat, d in
the service of children 1t is continual educator
of their taste and of their honor and courage DO
not see how it can be made any better, and If the
children don't like 1t | think 1t is time to begin to
change the kind of children III this country.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1875.
The prospectus of the second volume shows that
there Is to be falling off, but an increase in Its
literary and pictorial attractions Among other at
tractiye features are
TWO SPLENDID SERIAL STORIES,
1.-THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
by j. Il. Trowbridge, author o. the Jack Hazard
''o'' "EIGHT COUSINS"
nv Louisa NJ Alcott, author of "I.ttle Women," etc.
The peculiar features of ST. NICHOLAS which have
conduced so largely to its popularity Will be Kept
up with spirit:
short and easy stories in French, German, and
Latin for ira Station, will appear occasionally, while
Jack n-the-Pulpit The Letter Box and The Riddle
Box will continue to be full OF interest," and the de-
partlnent for very young readers will be enlarged.
Bayard Taylcr and other distinguished travellers
will give Stories of +, reign Countries.
Mr. Rideing will continue his series OF delightful
and instructive Papers Practical Subjects.
MIR Bartlett and Others will attend to the depart
ment OF Home Entertainments, TabeauX NivantS,
New writers, in addition to our present large
corps Ol cOutlloutuIsi Will give youis Peoptooi oh
ages Poems Jingles, Stories, Sketches, and Papers
on History, Biography, Travel, Adventure, Natural
History, out door and Indoor Sports, Boys and
Girls Handlcraft Kindergarten Games, Literature,
Popular Science, with hearty sPrinkling OF fun
throughout the volume.
Price, 49, 90 year, but up to Jan. 1st we Will send
the twelve numbers for the year Just closed Vol ~
for only $780, The same, elegantly bound In red
and goln, wi be aent, charges paid, for 81 90.
One years subscription and twelve back numbers
$500. One years subscri, tion and volume one,
bound as above. sent charges paid. for $500.
as- all postage will be prepaid by us.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
The senate and Louisiana.

NO NEW BUSINESS UNTIL. THE QUESTION IL BET
TLED-KElLcGG TO BE SUSTAINED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.
The caucus of the Republican Senators, today.
decided that the resolutions relative to Louisi-
ana should be disposed of before the introduc-
ton of amy new business, and that the President
should be sustained in his recognition OF the
Kellogg administration in Louisiana.
1t is understood that resolution to that ef-
feet will be introduced within q few days and be
passed with as little delay as possible.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
u. 1. M. n. Conference.
no or THE fIhsr sEssloS IN NEW YORK Or
... uANIZATIoN, &c.

-tSf.i or THE fIbrr sEssIoS IN NEW York Or
.."..- uANizArIoN, &c.
iColresp nlence of the Connerciai.l
New YoRK, Jan. II.
lhe FIst General Conference of the Union
american NJ. l.. church met in the edifce of
III. aonuexion, west 18th street, between Sixth
$500 Seventh Avenues, New York city, oh the
l-.h instant, Rey. Edward Williams, Superiten-
,ldtl, presiding Religious exercises were con
't5led by Rev. William lIntchins. Rev. Jas. H.
tut Was chosen Secretary Rav, l.. ID. Backson
a'd Ihos. Anderson assistants.
The following committee on business was ap-
POINTED ShaGrech Boyer, Geo. Morris, Revs.
solomon lIutcllins, Lewis j. Jones, and Jas. @.
Wilmer Thirty eight members are III attten-
anlre The chief business transacted AS yet
las been the addresses of the Superintendent
81 It the review Of the Discipline.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
Newark Items.

NEWARK, Jan. ID.
Otterbine Shaw, small child of DIR. A. R.
Shaw, died, last evening, between nine and ten
o'clock. The baby was only sick short time.
and short time before death was pronounced
better. His disease was Diphtheria and scarlet
fever combined.
Newark seems unfortunate just at present as
regards sickness.
Sleighing has been very good in Newark and
vicinity for some days, and a number have been
taking advantage of it.
Most of our people have their ice houses filled
with splendid ice. At one time we had our
doubts aboutt cir getting ice. p.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
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MOuItOn on the Stand.

In the trial of Tlton's suit against Beecher
Moulton's EVIDENCE was continued throughout
the day yesterday. 1t was mainly nothing but
a fresh presentation of the assumed facts of his
previous statements to the public, but he did
strike new VEN in relating an account of all
interview between himself, Beecher aud Tilton,
at which the latter announced his purpose to
rush into print with his grievances and Mr..
Beecher feared that he would do so. Moulton
went over much of the epistolary evidence and
got as far as Beecher's purpose to resign from
plymouth Church in June, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
IN ecuti0ns In Maryland

Governor Groome, of Maryland, signe1 two
d, ath warrants Wednesday, Que directed to the
'nrrG of Talbot county for the execution OF
Irutse Wheeler, cololed, convicted in the
November Term, 1874, of the Tabor county
eo NJ, of tho murder of Mrs Margaret Whit
mum the other directed to the sheriff of Har
hrl county for the execution of Joshua Giiiiiu
e'bted, convicted OF the murder OF Susan lay
@H Both executions are ordered to take place
Oh Friday, March H. before o'clock p. III.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15

One other case where u horse was killed by
oveririving, the offender has been bound over
in 81 900 for Court.
The managers acknowledge their obligations
to the Mayor and his police force for prompt and
cheerful assistance, and the Mayor is specially
commended for the iudicions management OF the
complaints placed in his hands, Considerable
attention ia then given in the report to the
action of the society i'll Offering OF rewards for
ESSAYS cn Kindness to Animals v and the re-
suit Of such action, and also to the course pur.-
sued il, relation to the deer hunt both OF which
have been fully given in these columns
The report closes with rejoicing in the
labors OF tho society for the first year. The
increased care for the rights of the dumb
animals, it says, is conspicuous, and We have the
| encouragement of all classes of the community
| to more earnest labors in the cause we have
| espouaed. a.,
| An election for officers was then held with the
| following result
| President Rev. John Wilson.
| Secretary. Gertrude w. Nields
Treasurer. er.-Anne Semple
Vice Presidents Wilmington ton-Edward BRING
| hurst, d. W. Maul. Rev. +. Israel, VIM. Candy,
| L. N. Buck, VIM. M. Candy, j.. Taylor Cause, L.
! N. Brennan, Chas G Rumford, Chas b. Lore
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
Message from the President.

The President sent special message to Con-
eic~r yesterday, calling attention to the tnan-
c.a condition or the Government, and suggest
tpA asa meaus Of meeting the deficiency i'll the
rtt"nuu ttat the duty on tea and coffee be re-
,rtd, He also recommends that the Secretary
p tic Treasury be authorized 'to redeem legal
!rr- whenever presented III sums of one hum
d''l dollars and mutiples thereof, at premium
El cold of ten per cent less interest at tie rate
ot per cent. per annnn, diminishing the pre-
3" t.n al the same rate until final resumpt II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15

New Advertisement Ip-d ay-

Needing from Lungs-A wonder flil cure
Opera IIouse--Buckley's MinStiels
For sale cheap-2l4 Market
skates at Bany
Wanted-Integent ladies'
Notice-s0ns OF Telnperane
For rent-A fine residence ."
Funeral notices ""....
Choice butter, at I'd and King
Coifet S, teas, and canned fruits at Bowman's
New Billiard Balls, at 9th and Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
FOURTH EDITION.
England.

THE BEAcHED ship AT oARNsoREPo1NT.
LONDON, Jan. 10.
The vessel reported ashore on Carnsore Point
Ireland, is not the steamship Lady Of London,
from Liverpool for New York, but a ship OF same
name from San Fraucsco for Liverpool.
STEAMER LOST AT SEA.
Steamer Alice, from Cardiff for Constantine
pie, las been Lost at sea- Twenty persons were
drowned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
Dsilv GommWeiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
u,verd NJ. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris.
IT, For Tsr7as etc., see Second Page

number of the newspapers Which flew off
,s handle 70 unreasonably, at the first news
rto,u Louisiana are "hedgng.' The New York
.fs is now presenting some very sensible ar
a1iiont on the cas se and helping to properly in
.s,a tie public as to the facts The Philadel
,,,.a Lnlpiiree, yesterday had not word to say
1.5 .ao rrosident's Message, and tho Telegraph
III, in.te placid, though still unfair. Tho Mes.
4 ID, ,., the wind of good deal Of blowing
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
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Delaware Rail Road co.

ANNUAL MEETING AT DOVER YESTERDAY
OF THE DIRECTORS.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware Il. Il. Co.
was held at Dover yesterday. W. l.. Cannon
acted al Chairnai, aud Maploye Hayes as Sec
rotary.
The annual report showed the following re-
suits for tho year ending October 3D., 1874 =
EARNINGS.
From passengers s...............,.. oloo,Uul' 20
" freights. s...................... 26s, oy5 VI
:" mails and miscellaneous. ll,8S 2.6O
Total. al........,.........,, ....., Si3o, 9bo. ~
EXPENDITURES.
Operating expenses as per agreement
with lessees, 70 per cent OF gross
earnings. Observation-Disclosures oVo, TO- i'
Less for dividends in stock, and int,r
est on lands, and rent of branch
roads for the year.. 10 li3 ol
$3.50, ,35l Sc
Surplus of earnings for the year
over expenses, dividends, and i'll
terest. .....................'. Fo'olti2
Considering the loes of the peach crop, ana
the depressed condition of trade, this is very
satisfactory result
The road has been kept in good order by the
lessees. Tho canal bridge has been almost en-
tirey rebuilt, both in masonry and snpe,sti'ic-
ture aud thirteen other bridges greaoly M
proved by new work. About miles OF track
have been relaid with new iron in which we're
used over 800 tons of new rails. There have
also been put into the track 81 457 ties $40 being
double length.
There was expended for construction, for ex-
CESS OF weight of new rails over old ohes
taken out, repairing dam at Scaford, and
new freight house at Dover, and other improve.
ments and additions to the road, the sum oil
| SIT, 404.77 which has been paid for by he issue
| and sale OF stock guaranteed by lessees.
The value of the Sinking Fund Oh
Jan. l, 1875, was at par, si64 2ol. va m
| Value Jan. l, 1874 ....,...... l4f 96o ou
Gain for the year. ...... ....:. .@loi zfo, "a
| Satisfactory arrangements have been made by
which the loan of 100000 falling due July /,
| 1875, will be paid off.
| Tie lessees have elected to take Il o road foi
| 81 years after the expiration Of the presen!
| lease, in accordance with the provisions OF said
| lease.
| The stockholders then proceeded to the cleo
| ton of Board of Directors and Tre aurer when
the following gentleman were elected;
Drectors-S. Nj FELTON,, Isaac Hinckley, A. Z:
| Gray, Chas Warner, Joseph Bringhuist, Edward
| Dringhurst, Isaac Jump, H. D. Fidde man, Man
| love Hayes, Alexander johnson, William II
Ross, Albert Curry, ]. Tnrpin Moore Ireasu
rer, Manlove Hayes.
| The Directors then met and reelected \. NJ
FELTON, President, and M. Hayes Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15

The Youths Banner is the name of a sprightly
little amateur paper which has just appeared in
Wilmington. Merritt and Bancroft are the pub
fishers of the neat little publication.
Some one who declines to give their name has
donated the Home for Friendleas Children $50,
which was most .opportune and welcome COLI
tribution.
Roberts Jack 4 Gill Pantomine Troupe have
made an engagement at the Opera House for
Tuesday evening, January 10.
Geo. O'Neihas been reappointed Notary Pub
lie for Wilmington by Gov. Ponder.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15

Inc Female Benevolent Society, to whose ef-
hiency as an organization for charitable relief
we have heretofore referred, has been doing all
uhusna amount of work, this winter, and al
reaay ilnd- its m 'ans threatening to fail. More
help, in the way of donations and SUBSCRIPTIONS
Is earnestly desired.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15
Marria9fs.

CANN-McCLUNG.-ln Grace M. r. Church, on me
evening of the 14th, by Rev. Jos. E. Smith, pastor
George D. Cam and Miss Mary H. NeC'ung,
all of this city.
TOWNSEND IVES ON the '4.h inst, al the res
idence of the brides brother, Henry MI 10y ksq.,
by Rev. W. q Robinson, o. 1886 Sout' i a sure 7,
MIR, Asher C. Townsend formerly of u aware, 10
Miss Joe G. West, of fhlladelphla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-15

The Clayton Loan Association will hold its
regular nee ting this evening.
Old Prob's prediction of "very cold" weather,
last evening" was entirely accurate, M every
body testified, this morning.