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'.1T.,T1.,N SALES This Dey.
z Z, AUCTION sALEs-This icy:
B, Paine, cabell 6 Co. Auctioneers. s.. =
A L. ELLETT & co. III a's
IL @ s.rg. orrrp 5}'tf t#"tt
FIFTY THOUSAND DoLLAT IS WORTH
NO. rONS At AUCTION.

DRY GOODS AND NO. roSs At AUCTION.
Preparatory 10 rem wing 10 our now warcrfsc1ns
aud Cary ST. e.ts we will sell n public aucaloh'
commencing at 10 O'Clock -.
p" WE'D <ESDAY, August a1th, 1870,
Mt store Nc. 1911 Ma.n street. sSichmond, Va, our
present ,arge aud attractive stock OF
DRY GUODS AND NOTIONS
70 n,,s snp the usual variety KEEP, in Wholesale
We announce pat It is our purpose IN opsniT q
~,r Ne ~ store 10 offer the trade an enNreiy
| ana FIR SH SHOCK OB DRY GOODS anu W.
TtONS. rr. ,n,,, ,~sh !. al, srms
1 - sIna u.rd unoer 5000 sixty days credit AZ
snns overs 800 and under $500, ninety days craam
ali sums,CCer $500, feur months credl,. Al SLIS
! bills 10 be closed by approved. enooFseu heS"'i
paper. 49, r.ppnz 70
! on U TIL ES,TuSW
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TINE COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. IN

VNHE COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. IN
L ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.
By virtue III decree of the Circuit Court Of Rock
bridge county, Va, rendered tOn the gath day Of
May, 1878. In The chance ry cau'. tIer pending
Of John ). Leech for, &C., Is. James n. Leech's
heirs The undersigned special commissioners, for
the purpose appointed, win proceed sell al public
auction. upon In. premises, on THURSDAY, 9th
of September, 1875, tina, valuable property known
as the
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,
situated In Rockbridge county, one mile distant
from Goshen depot on Cbesopease and Ohio rail-
road aud containing NISErY-FIFE ACRES ,
more or less. I his Is considered very liable pro.
prrty, ard has teen used for many years for dys-
epsa and other diseases of the fomach In diseases
Of the liver, spleen, kidneys. bladder, &C.
THE BUILDINGS
are sufficient for the accom- notation Of a large
nun Der of guests, and are pleasantly located.
IN analj SIS VI the water has been Made, which
can he bad on application. ~ .-
Persons desiring fSfther Information can address
the Undersigned ..... ....e......t . .-....
TERMS: en- per cent. Of the purchase-moncy
ca n 10 hind: fifteen per cent. f"Dr months from
the day OF sale and the residue In three equal an
pual ulents, bearing Interest from the day
sa IL the purchaser giving bonds therefor with good
per security. the title being reratded as ulti-
mate s. curity. -.. j. & ST. FL.
VIZ. BOCs1OS.
au 7-S& Wtds EOmmiS siouerS.
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By Cook ( Lstghtoa, Auctioneers'
No. 10 Governor street.

By Cook Z LeEghtoa, Auctoueeis' s.-
No. 10 Governor street. .....r. .
JAmE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IL hold FUkNTrURE, L9ohTihhGSrTpL LR n 8
REFRIG KATORS. EE AT II y h,b c y -
S1Ap &c. AT AUCTlON.-Ln WFDSEs 81 a.,
,o IN instant. at 10 o'clock Will sell az oil
auci on.ronms No 10 Governor street. genefa o Ss
soriment of HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE' con
sistiDg Of
maRHI E-ToP CABINETS and WAsHSrANDs;
MAHOGANY SIpEBOARDS; ,,s
CANE and WUOD-eEAT CHAIRS ano hOChhhS'
NJ Mahogany SOFAS ard PhRLOR CHAIRS .r.
FRESCH-PLATE LOOkING-GLASSEs: -..-
DOUBLE and SINGLE FEATHER-BE
DOUBLE and SING LIE NEW MATTRESSES,
SE1 OF holsters and PILLOWS;
RETRO ORATORS. HAT-RACkS,
REPS pARLOR CHAIRS.
SoFA-LoCNGES. BATH.TCBS,
'OTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
COOKING STOVES.
OFFICE DESKS. RIBS,
MARDLE-loP TABLES, &c, &c.
ALSO.
16O BOXES LAUNDRY SOAP,
rs BOXES JOLIET SOAP.
TO which the attention Of the trade Is called;
COOK & LAUGHTON,
au1O Auctioneers.
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4 NfaRAtIrE COAL-F HESHL
II miner-iusi IT, hand. sfI.
COkE-a fine summer fuel-fuu supply In my
yard.
z. CARING ION,
jy6 corner OF Seventeenth ana Cary strests.
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OFrfCE or CLERK OF House Or DY.s-o~S-
AND KEEPER OF THE ROLLS or VItn,na,fs,)
RICHMOND, Julr2s, IA,
THE FOLLOWING PR0poST'l,
l. AMENDMENTS TO the CONsTiTETnWrhD
VIRGINIA are published In accordance vt ys W
Clerk nj House Of Delegates aud Kesm,tR
Rolls of Virginia. r' DE
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
So.ll1S Main street.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Il TWO BRICK STORES On SOUIHW. II
CORNER uF FRANKLIN AND FlFiEENi =
the il tn instant, at O'Clock p. NJ. those TW,
RRltK 81 ORES on the southwest corner OF
franklin and Fifteenth streets, now occupied rs u
getIlrr 35Y feet on Fifteenth street and As feet on
franklin street. The upper portion contains six
good rooms. and can he used for dwe'ilhg purposes
with front entrance on Franklin street.
This property with but very small outlay can DC
made mot profitable investment, being situated
on the corner or one Of the msiu thoroughfares oi
the city. and in neghborhood where there Is con,
slider able business. There has been lately tr. cted
Immediately adjoining this property several name
some new stores Parties desiring paying Invest
mrnt would do well TO attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance 1T SIX twelve,
and eighteen months. six per cent Interest; secured
by trust deed. j. IHOMfsON BhCN N.
an d6 10 1oS11 aucioneer.
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LOT NEAR GrRDONSVILME, ORANGE
COUNTY. VA.-By virtue of deed Of trust
executed on The 18th day of May. 1873. TO
the trustees of the GoruonsvlIle Fui'dinS Assoca-
ton from Wilton Lynn and wife. recorded Ia the
clerks Office of The county Court Of Grange, we,
the undersigned trustees. will sell 1T public auci0h
upou The nreui>es. on WEDN SDAS, August me
IIlh 1875. at ~ O'Clock NJ, a certain LIT OK
PARCtL OF LAND convened by said deco con-
tanning one acre lying on the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad being all that land conveyed 10 sulu Mi-
ton Lynn by William VI. Eak' by deco dared en-
ruarv 3, 1872, and upon which said Lynn no"
resides. !, .-s
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 dcfray the expenses
Of sale and 10 pay The dues and tines now In arrear
as TO residue made known Oh day Of le
- ~ +. Il. DAVIS,
w. NJ. DUNN,
~ 20 trustees.
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There's none satisfied with his fortune
Nor dissatisfied with his Wit.
Madame DcshouilHeres,
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By Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,

BY Cook Laughton, Auctioneers'
No 10 Governor street.
,ro BOXES LAUNDRY so AP AT
lou AUCT1ON-On WEDNESDAY the LIN
Instant, ut l0k o'clock, we villa sell at euf '"'''''
one HUNDRED AND SIXTY BOXES A NJ.
" 1oN-,- LAUNDRY SOAP, pass.
In lots to suit the trade. ,,,~cuTf,S
,,..-n-.. e. ".H. Auctsoneers-
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,AucTlOM SALES -Eassss Dess:

. ,AUGTlOM eAAE2--Easare 1.ssss:
,nB ylwiHtsms eibeon, - :. H'
e,a, Estate and stock Brokers and Aucaoneefs'
No,l2Ol Main street.
:, FICTION SALE OF. STOCKS. d. ii
On TUFsD Y next, Ausu't THAT ~ SG'o ce,,
. nc our tffice, No. 1901 MUM street, VIC VIII SCH
at e PUZZLE sSnrs sne OF PrrDMON AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INsTRA4NCE SUCK arn K11rsNSFssEE
W 'n p IN Rf,A d (preferredI STOCK,
z snares OF STATE RANK STOCK.
90 shares Of JAMES RIVER AND kANA"hA
0 shares eeo Of OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
STOCK, ~,n u.p1rr
'o INSTR ASCE COMPANY STOCK.
sos nS sale WILLIAMS Il GIBsON,
way VI '''e- - = Auctione ers.
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OFFICE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD CoMPASY.f
RICHMOND July ID, 1875. !

OFFICE CLOVER Fl ILL RAILROAD COMPASY.t
RICHMOND. July ID, 1878.
THE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD CON.
PASi Is now preDsred 10 furnish CUAk 10
c:iaidcaIerS at such prices will enable them to
supply consumers, as follows:
LUMr GOAL, short tou of 1000 pounds lump a,
LUMP COAL. long ton of 2,24o pounds lump at
HAIL GOAL, cart load OF 1850 pounds hail a,
HAIL COAL, short ton of 1000 pounds hail at
1850:
HAIL .oAL, long ton of 2,24o pounds hail a.
In ofE-ru g our COAL this season we respectfully
invite al ton 10 The fact that In purchasing CO
YER HILL COAL, The cousumer gets 1850
POUNDS OF COAL AS A CART LOAD. In purchas Ing
West Virginia lump te gets on'y 1850 to 900
Hill c al will afford Is much heat ana last longer
than The SAME quantity Of West Virginia coal. i he
Glover hll coal Is therefore the most economical
coal Is sold Wy weight SO thai there can be
mistake as TO the quantity delivered
ID :. WODLDhIDGF, Secretary.
W. ii. LUcKE Treasurer. Jy l4-eod4w
TANNELTON COAL CoMPANY's
~ fWest Firgnia) No. s BLOCK tspliu') COAL,
for gra'es. having o"en thnroughly tested during
the past season, AID Its QulckDess as well as eudu
rinc. having proved entirely satisfactory In Every
instance. would respectfully beg coal-deaers 10
examine our prizes Tor 1850. 1000, and 2.24U
pOuI IS before III king Engagements elsewb, re- for
we can make IT decid dly 10 their and their Gus.
romers' Interest 10 buy this Coal In preference 10
any east west of The Allegheny mountains.
For further Information apply TO
GktVAS STORRS,
Agent tor The Company,
jS colin 1924 Cary street.
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A NTuRAlIrE HOUSE GOALS.

IN .,,,,.>,,,
..ORRERRY, LEHIGH, and LOCUST MOUNT
all Lies. >. L. la lhhpI,
aug Seventeenth street al Grlwbrid2e
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CHARTS or BASINS,

In the starting of this new wszk there had
to be prepared chart sto wing ahe basins of
the principal rivers and toe limits of the wa
terSheds of each from the best attainable
a9thoritieS. This has been comEeted, and
u large slate has been constructed. In the
CHIEF s'gnal office. st Washington. ~ W hich
are aaiIined the grades of the beds of the
rivers 1t the different parts of their course
fron the heads OF navigation on each to the
mouths by which tbey empty into other !
rivers or into the sea. The reports |
as reeeEed by telegraph are immediately
ranscribed on the slate, and the
'od waves traced in THIS way anf
heir moveGenss noted from hour to
hour and from day to Gay. With tha
preparation 1t is comparatively easy to
show, an unusually heavy rainfall being
leted within any watershed, into what river
VIII How; to mnk next the rise of that
iYef rs given by the reports, and by knowl-
dse 81 the rapidity With which the currents :
loHets different depths OF the river the food
rave can be traced 10 the same manner :
lroughout its course to the sea.
by carrying out this plan, with an increased
ufribert Of stations, properly located. al, "a .
sitter knowledge Of the rise and fall Of she il
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WOOD AND COAL.

=
r EHIGH LUMP COAL FOR FOUN-
~ DRIES, extra cargo per Katie ktnter just re-
,niycd. (au 81 S.P. LaTilROP.
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PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO IRE On =,
6TH, 9TH, and 9Th SECTIONS, Ann ann %. frH
SECTIONS 70 THE 5TH ARTICLE coycr,yngT,L
THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT or TnaH'Tg
STiTUTIOE Of THIS GOMAOSwEALTtt una COS.
Lining SAID AMENDMENTS, AND cgp,r T rCs-
THE SANE TO THE gBXT GENERAL ,ss.rrisG
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
PERSON Al.

Or Leighton Coleman, of Toledo, Ohio. has
been elected Bishop OF The ncwly.tormcd
Episcopal nioCesc IN Wisconsin,.
The suit ot Theodore Tl;up a.am,r Henri,
Wand bccyhevwa, fairly begun on Toe Uth,
Mr.. Morris, counsel Tor tGc prosecution. de-
Nvcriug The opening speech.
The National Council Of Soyerti,uS ot In.
dostry opened It's second annual session IN
Ph..a3Clphjs un thc l2,h. The Presidents
report shows that the order is located in
twenty states, Win a membership of 100000.
k,ug haNAaua arrived I'm Chita.a'au the
le,h, ou his return from the East. lie n,rr
with public reception.
Tie Illinois Ststc Grarsr me. lu sscr,: >es-
sion at Springfield 1u the I-th. According 10
the rsport Of tie Secretary there are now
ISIS Oranges &. the state. with an sr-r..
gate membership 81 a A,Ge oy.r sllna
EN.Uoy, Thomas r. B-au.st.e. 81 Ken
lucky died suddenly os ag4t disease. i'm
Louisville. ou the l2,n.
The cashier Of The FIr>S National Rank ,f
Caroondalc, Pa, was, al Room ga Che l4th.
bound and gagged ny two men. WAC sullgcl.
ed in maxim. 81 with $4,000 In tuTtlcy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
10 VI l$TIC.

Representative Schumacher made n state
ment on the 9th, before the Pacific ,iail In.
ycstlgating Committee, OF the disposition of
the $4,000 check. He says he had the
check broken up into smaller amounts at the
request OF Mr. Irwin, and distributed all
but $4,000 Of II 10 other parties, on
the assurance Of Mr.. Stockwoll that
II was not intended for any improper
purpose. He gave the greater part
of the amount to railroad attorney, Lyman
Elmorc, and TO Gen Morgan l.. Smith, lately
deceased. Mr., Schumacher had no infor-
nation to which he could swear positively
that any portion Of the S275,000 went or
was directed 10 90 10 any member or
officer OF the Forty second Congress aud had
no Information that any cleA> or other EN-,
ploye of the House received money. Repre-.
sentative Randall stated before the committee
that Representative storm, OF Pennsylvania,
subsidy, which he refused
The public schools in New Orleans re.
opened on the nth with large attendance,
There was no trouble
Helena (Mont) dispatch ot the llth says
the weather there was So cold the night before
that the mercury IN the Thermometers frozc
Anlid Proof whisky left ont OF doors also
fro2e solid In hall an hour Four Cinnamon
who left Hclcus at four o'clock on tho after.
noon of the l2th were found the next noru.
ing about half mile from town, frozen 10
death. The whisky they had with them, In
small kegs was frozen solid
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
FOR Eut:N.

special from Berlin Of the Sth says the
German Bank Commission has passed reso-
luton that the Imperial Bank buy gold in
lots at ,392 marks 80 pfennigs per pound,
in order to compete successfully with the
American Government and attract gold to
Germany. This action Is taken in view OF the
contemplated resumption Of specie payments
by the United States.
King Alphonso arrived at the port OF Bar
calona, in the Province OF Catalonia, Spain,
from Paris on the 9th, and left on the 10th for
Valencia and Madrid. Queen Isabella, who
has been residing in Paris, has received an
Invitation to take up her residence In Cata-
lonia, Spain.
In an engagement with the Government
forces In Valencia on the 10th the Carlists
were defeated with considerable loss 1t
was reported that Don Carlos was determined
on vigorous prosecution of the war, not.
withstandng the restoration Of the Monarchy.
London dispatch OF the 18th reports tho
loss Of the steamer Cortcs in the Bay of Bis
cay Twcnty.six persons were drowned.
The Spanish Government has informed
Germany that complete satisfaction will be
given for the outrage on the brig Gustav i'm.
medintely upon the receipt of full dispatches
from its representative at Berlin
Dispatches have been received at Madrid
announcing that several bands of Carlists
have been badly defeated by the National
troops in the Departments of Barcelona and
Navarro.
The British cutter Lapwng was recently
attacked lay natives of Santa Cruz Island. her
crew ovcrpowcrod and massacred, and the
vessel burned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21

SNow-FIAK CERE,N- Take nice clean
snow, one quart TWO tablespoonful of
nice white sugar, extract ut vanilla Tor
any flavor YOU likel sufficient 10 flavor To
your taste, then add good. sweet cream
or milk sufficient SO make 10 The Cou,is
tency OF common ice cream and YOU viii
have a. nice dish OF cream IS one
would wish.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21

\ PENNSYLVANIA lady engaged berth
III palace sleeping coach When she
was ready To retire she took from her
s >,i = gum m , Ped which She inflated
cupy II happened that her berth was
very close IL the stove and the heat
caused the gum bed To expand until the
pressure got So great that 10 collapsed
with a tremendous shock and the pas
SeuEers jumped out Of their bcrths in
their nightClotheS, thinking there was a
collision The force ot the collapse
threw the lady against the ceiling ot The
berth, but did not hur, her
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21

WHEN we hear, every now and then'
that whole population are starving We
are moved to pity and inclined 70 q,
press hope that relief for the sufferers
viii soon be Observation-Disclosures ~
pr. Should think you would.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
THE NEWS.
Spain to Give Satisfaction for the
Outrage on a German Brig.
special Message TO the Senate
on Louisiana Affairs.
The Louisiana Troubles In and Out
Of Congress.
The President Signs the New Finance
Bill, and Makes Suggestions.
commencement Of the TiIton-
Beecher Trial.
Secret Session Of the Illinois State
Grange.
Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc.
The Louisiana Troubles In and Out
of Congress
The President Signs the New Finance
Bill, and Makes Suggestions.
commencement Of the TiIton'
BeecheY Trial.
Secret Session Of the Illinois State
Grange.

Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-12-16
Transfers of Real Estate.

John Owens to John P. Lloyd-four acres in
Jefferson tp.; $500.
Alex Patten to General Dever-part Lot 81 in
d. Hodman's Addition 81 400.
General Dever to Elizabeth Patten-Lot 80 in
ID. Hofrman's Addition So 400.
G. A. Leach to Seth McMahil-Lot 474 in
WeIlston; $500.
Daniel Jones to Isaiah Pogue--part Out-Lot
3 in south-haf of Jackson; $50.
Harvey Wells to Elizabeth Stephenson-par
Lots 2i5 and 246 in Wellston; 500.
Isaac Dempsey to E. A. WilIiams-Z of an
acre in Milton tp.; 500.
"A. Hanna to T. c. WaIker-Lot in Burn.
sides Addition S221.75.
T. c. Walker to E. A. Neeley-Lot in Burn.
sides Addition; s255.
Matilda Starr to John v. starr-land In Wrsh
ington tp.; $500.
John McCray to A. E. Dillinger-3e acres In
Bloomfield tp.; 5000.
Harvey Wells to q. A. Leach--Lots In Wells
ton $4,000.
Jacob A. Sell, administrator, to Fred. Flacker
part In-Lot 60 in jackson 5000.
Union Cemetery Lot to John Dauber ct al
Lot 90 in Cemetery; SIS
Number of mortgages record ed, 4-amount
secured, 81 ,sis ss.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER q.
Morning.
Education-John W. johnson.
Grammar-Prof. G. s. Ormsby.
Moral Culture-Prof. T. E. Peden.
Afternoon.
Class drill in decimal fractions-S. A. Dever.
Glass drill in common fractions-Prof. R. s.
Paden.
Grammar-Prof. George S. Ormsby.
Evening.
Human nature-Irvine DUNCAN.
Lecture-ProE Georges. Ormsby.
Spelling reform-L. Ray and ]. c. Stevenson.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2s.
Morning.
Glass drill in Reading-R. L. Wilson.
Grammar-Prof. George s. Ormsby.
Arfthmetic-Prof. ]. B. Peaslee.
Afternoon.
Class drill in analysis and parsing-W. Scott
Grammar-ProE George S. Ormsby.
Spelling-Prof. ] B. Peaslee.
Evening.
Lecture-Prof W. H. Scott.
Lecture-Prof. r. s. Paden.
Lecture-Prof. ]. b. Peaslee.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %.
Morning.
Normal methods of teachfng-D. c WASH
burn.
Glass drill in penmanship-C. c. McKinnlss.
Afternoon.
Glass drill in mental arithmetic-John W.
Hays.
Theory and practice-Prof T. E. Peden.
Grammar-Prof George S. Ormsby.
Evening.
Lecture-Prof. w. 81. Scott.
Lecture-Prof. T. E. Peden.
Debate-Is it advisable to create the office of
County Superintendent Affirmative-D. G..
Washburn Negative-W. Scott.
THURSDAY DECEMBER 80
Morning
Glass drill in mathematical geography-Je-
rome Goodrich.
Glass drill in physical geography. L. Ey-
ans.
Geography and map drawing-Prof George
s. Ormsby.
Maps, globes and blackboards- Hays.
Glass drill In arithmetical analysis - NJ.
welch.
Geography and map drawing-Prof. George
g. Ormsby.
Evening.
Entertainment by Institute and Musical So
ciety jointly.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81.
Morning.
Common Sense-J. w. Longbon.
Glass drill in spelling-D. c. Lloyd.
Geography and map drawing-Prof. George
s. Ormsby.
Afternoon.
Class drill in primary geography-Prof. r. s.
Paden.
Geography and map drawing-Prof. George
8. Ormsby.
Election of officers for ensuing year.
Evening.
Lecture-Prof. George S. Ormsby.
Reunion.
No exercises to continue more than forty-five
minutes. Criticism fifteen minutes.
]. w. Longbon, C. A. Atkinson, ]. c. Steven
son and Eben Jones to open criticisms
GEO. w. HARBARGER,
J. K. PICKREL,
LIZZIE MONAHAN,
/ Executive Committee.
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Phi Delta Theta.

Through the inscrutable dispensation of Prov
idence, we are once more bereaved.
Our dear brother, Moses ]. Morgan, has been
taken from us. We mourn.
When such sore bereavements come upon us
or can but look askantly toward Him who dis
poses,-toward God,-yet dare not doubt His
justice. We feel that it is for to submit
humbly to His divine will, not questioning His
motives or doubling His goodness.
After years of incessant toll the germ of
youth had expanded into the full-grown, noble
manhood, in which the fondest hopes of life
must, If ever. be realized.
The respect and confidence of the world had
been won the road had been paved to achieve
ments worthy the alteration of q world, the
smiles of God who looks with commendation
on the feeble yet determined efforts of His
children laboring in darkness. And now the
cold hand of death has stilled the active ener-
gies of our brother, chilled the warm life-bIood
that coursed his veins, and paralyzed his pow
ers for accomplishing those grand conceptions
which could only eminate from a mind emi-
nently active and disposed to good.
But we dare not speculate. Gods ways are
past finding out, and while we would submit
with due contrition to His dispensations, we
would resolve, that in the death of Bro. Morgan
we have lost one of the first in heart, soul and
intellect that has done honor to our Fraternity
We would further resolve, that we extend to
his relatives and friends our tenderest sympa-
thy, trusting that they will seek consolation
from the only true source, from Him at whose
throne we trust our spirits shall be reunited in
harmony and with his whose death has so sad
dened our hearts.
We would also resolve, that as a token of re.
spect and in compliance with the constitution
of our order we wear the badge of mourning
thirty days and that a copy of these resolutions
be presented for publication to the Scroll, the
College Mirror, and the Jackson Standard.
NJ. F. PARRISH,
]. H. CHARTER,
| ]. NJ TRIP,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-12-16
Probate Court Proceedings.

]. W. Longbon, admir-. OF John Ben nett
decd, VS. William G. Bennett. Proceed
ings in citation to obtain assets. Dispositions
taken. Judgment rendered against defendant
William E. Williams appointed School Ex
aminer rice NJ. J. Morgan, decd.
John Isaac Jones, admir-. of John G. Davis
died Petition to sell land filed, and an order
of service made.
ID. Watkin Evans appointed admir- of John
E. Evans, decd. Bond. 81 900.
T. Jay Morgan appointed admir-. OF Moses J.
Morgan, decd. Bond g 800.
Nine accounts settled
Four accounts and two inventories filed.
MARRIAGE LICENCES.
David Ttrockmorton and Phebe Crabtree.
Clement Metzler and Mary Lewis.