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NOTICE.
II the District Court Of the LIST Ju-
deal District in and fos Webster Co,
NebraskA
Levi Moore.

conn hOf0ef.
The above baued defends viii
take notice that Ou the 231 day of
March 1875, the plsinri1 Levi Moore
did file his petisioe IN the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for
Webster cuun,y, Neb.. setting forth
that on the 29fh day Of June ls74.
the Ssii defs0d.nt made executed and
delivered bis prorni.sory note to plaio-
tiff for the sum Of e3ss ~, due GU or
before Sept lst, 1874, with interest
at the rate Of 10 per ceut. per anumn.
Tha. ~ . consideration Of said note
plaintiff executed aud delivered to you
. certain title bond or lots II and II,
block 2, in the town Of Red Cloud,
Nebrs.ka conditioned that upon the
pay ment Of said sote with interest.
the said plaintiff would execute . deed
Of warranty for the %
Ssid petition prsys . judgement
against you for the sum Of $3ss.4S
virh 10 per sent interest FROM June
18th, 1874, also . foreclosure and
cancellation Of said bond and . sale Of
said property to satisfy said amount,
interest and costs. You are also fur
th.r notified that you are required to
appear aud answer said petition on or
before the 3rd MoDdsy after the 23rd
day Of April 1875.
H. s. KALEY.
s2-5$l2. Atty for Plaintiff.
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NO. 3.

A good claim Of so acres, four miles
from Red Cloud, south Of the river.
Timber and water.
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We learn that Mrs. E.ickson. liv-
ing on Farmers Creek, hes became in
saoe over the recent urea During the
storm and FIRE, her little bog was away
from bone o. the prairie, and fears
for his safety and the buroiug Of her
house, vas more than the poor woman
could ssard.
Work on the brewery Is progress
ing - fss - circumstances win allow.
It VII Be- in operation before many
weeks
M rin Pupka has begun to build
. residence IN the south part Of tow.
The County Commissioner met
in session o. Monday far the purpose
Of equafsing the assessment.
The total popalstioa - shown b
the oensas just completed, u 26o9. A
pretty god shsviAg for Seaf jean
sotf3sOeUG
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Send 70 n. II. johnson. Crete,
Neh. laor circulars of the Domestic
EsW.nx Machine: a.So ;erms 20 agents
Il. /. lifyou mean business and really
wnIt an agency.
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GRANGE STORE.

otth.~pb SltJAtb
GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers of Webster and
Ncighboi ing counties.
GRANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
Tie store hept by John G.. Potter
having been appointed by the County
Council q
GRANGE STORE,
Patrons of Husbanary will find it to
their interest to trade ut the Grange
Store.
Don't forget the place-Ne1t door
10 the Post Office.
J. 6. POTTER, Red Cloud.
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Two two horse corn planters for sale
cheap. to close out ny stock Of Agu-
cultural implements.
SD. NJ. 3. McNlrr.
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WANTED

Two thousand pounds of pork, At
the Red Cond Meat market, for
which l viii pay the highest cash
,r;ce. Also some Fat Cattle.
Mark n. WARNER.
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<ero.eue, 80 cent per gallon Gar
bS,sca.
= Fresh Oysters, by the can OF
dozen ut Geo. Zei,s. Also fresh
bresd. pies. cakes, confectionery, &c
Mice things for the lite folks, at
the &'ost Ohhce. Gall and look at
them.
Best and cheapest assortment OF
Stationery ia Town al the Pcs, oihce.
Go to the Post Office for paper,
pens peicil>, s!a,es. &c. Sc.
- tio 10 Sherer's for your drugs,
Patent medicines &c.
- Candies, the best and rurest IN
toan, nj Geo. Zeiss.
- few County Warrants wanted at
onceb y WILCOX.
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NO. l..

100 acres decided laid. IA mihs east
Of Ked cloud. 80 ares good bottom
grass land, balsnce smooth upland
prairie, we'll water-d. A bargain.
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xASSIEO

On April 18th, By Judge Tu1eys,
Mr. j. K. ALLEN, and Mss MARY
j. MEARNs, eli Of Webster couaty.
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Two good Corn Planters for sale
very cheap at McNitt's. l will TAKE
young stock in part payment.
35td NJ. b. MCNIrT.
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NO. 2.

A good claim Of 100 acres, three
miles from Red Cloud, veil wstervd
aud some timber. A few acres under
cultivation. Can be taken ~ . home
stead.
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
n. Upton. BrownviIie. Us Senator.
Hitchcock. Omaha. L. s. senator.
Lo:erzo Crounse. hesre$entsiise-
EXECUTIVE.
SIIAS CAREER. Governor. Lincoln
III. Gvreev. Lincoln, Bee. OF Sfase-
] B Western. Beafrice. Auditor.
II. A. ko~nig. Ccirmbas. Treasurer.
IR " chatter BE a;rice. Atty Gen.
NJ AeK en1'e Lincoln. Sup, Pub. ln''r'e
JUDICIARY.
Geo. r. Like omahs. Chief ] sssice.
paif asnft. Sebrasks CITY. xu. In,
SAINT Maxwell. Portsmouth
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A. Ta.irys. County Clerk.
II n. Jones Treasurer.
( " Turlrys. Probate Judge.
II. G Rail sherIE.
Ia. 6 kaicr- School Sup't-
&c. Coon Coroner.
VI. Tb.yn. CosEty Surveyor
A. Pardy.)
q. ". 1;aIl. County Commhsionefs
Z. MSttoson.
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The Domestic Ssvins Mach ne
is ACKNOWLEDGED by all comretcn,
udr-s to be the test uachine nov be-
ore the public.
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In the District Court OF the lst Ju.
dic,sl District in aud for Webster Co..
Eebfaska-
John 2. Bhck,
vs..
John u. Potter,
Elizabeth Potter,
Alfred 4 Perry,
james NJ. Baldwin,
and A. N. Schu.ter,
II. b. Ketehau,
and isijore We'll,
doing business under the 6rm
name Of Schuster ketcham h
TO and }. e. Ogden, 8. +.
Buck and ID. B. Harvey. do
ing business under the firm
name off c. Ogden / Co.,.
Defendants
Alfred 4 Perry, A. N. Schuster,
n. b. ketcbam, lsid ore Well. j. T..
Ogden, Q. 7. Buck, and d. h. Harvey
Dow resident defendants viii take no
tioe that John y. Black of the county
Of Red Willow. 10 the State Of Ne
braska, did on the Sth day Of April
1875, file his petition in the District
Court within aid for the county of
Webster. in the State Of Nebraska /;
against the above named defendants,
setting forth that the said John G..
Potter and Elizabeth Potter gave Q
mortgage 10 the said Alfred f. Perry
on lot ten lI0l in block twenty six to6I
10 the village Of Red Cload, Neb., and
lots ten and eleven no l. ~, in block
one (Il. in kichsrdsOu's addition ~
Red Cloud, all in sid Webster county
to secure the payment Of the SUN Of
three hundred t3OOl dollars. according
to certain notes referred 70 in said
mortgage, and also to secure A Il Perry
against his liability On certain joint
debts Of the said John G.. Potter. and
Alfred h. Perry, assumed BY John G..
Potter, and fhss the said Alfred L.
Perry assigned said mortgage 20 de-
PENDANT james N. BaNWin. md that
said James N. Baldwin further assign
ed said mortgage to plaintiff. aud that
since the giving of said mortgage, the
defendants composing the said firm Of
Schuster, Ketcbam / Co, and ). G.
Ogden 4 Co.. claim to have acquired
some interest in the premises 20 mort
gagged, and praying that said John g.
Potter may pay the sum Of tvo huo-
dred ($2OU) dollars due plaintiff With
interest from May 18th. 1874, or that
said premises may be sold to ray the
same. You and each Of you are here
BY notified to answer said petition %
or before the third Monday after the
18th day Of May, 1875
JOHN +. BLACK,
By WILCOX / GILLIAN,
35-4t-$2O Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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W. n. Richardson has large sup
ply OF seed corn on hand, for el.2s
per bushel. 23-m3.
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Save your nlnney these hard times
b. goiag to Wilcox, who vii save
-vou money on your taxes.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the LEI Ju-
dical District in aud for Webster Co.,
Nebraska.
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Bargains In Real
ESTATE.
Wilcox + Gillian.

Have for sale choice tracts of land,
and good claims.
All letters Of inquiry answered
promptly.
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NEW GOQ(Et


A fresh stock og Dry Goods and
Groceries VII be s,ld at bottom prices
at the Grange Store.
Hon Is this ~ High You eau
buy 4 good pair Of kip boots for four
dollars at the Grange Store.
-Try -one Of that good Tea At the
Grange Store.
SPRINTS. SPRINTs,
The nices, Prints in town cao be
had It the Grange Store.
If you want to get your Stationery
cheap 20 to the Post Ofhce. 24s4
-Grane.r's, if you want good tea,
coffee, sugar, and other groceries. call
at the Grange Store, next door to the
Poss Office. JouN G.. POTTER, Red
Cloud.
Go to Smith 4 Calvert for Furni
ture.
All kinds Of Dry Goods in large
supply and at reasonable rates 1t
GARBER & Cos.
-Good warm fail and w;utey shawl
ard dress goods at
G. 4 Co.'S.
A full stock OF Boots and Shoes,
for the fall trade At
G. 4 Co.'S.
-Grancer's. If you want your
Graorer boots aud shoes, call at the
Grange Store. JOuN g. POTTER.
Matches. 5 cents per box at CAREERS.
Lamp chimneys, ) or 2jc,s { Gar
bers.
Three bars soap, - cents, Garbcr 4
Co.
Soda iOcents per pound, at CARRIERS.
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Total,

Total, 25S9.
H. G.. Bill has fixed up the La
Clede House 10 good style. The Office
has been changed somewhat, and has
been papered and grained in good
style by Van Wrinkle.
Wrinkle hss done . 6ne job Of
painting and graiuipg on the doors Of
Richardson's house.
And now let us have . word on
the matter Of planting trees. about
your lots and dwellings. Nov is the
time. 1t win add to the beauty Of
yosr homes add the value ofyour pro-
perty. This little town Of ours viii
COX . hundred per cent. better 10 Eve
yeap If those owning property viii
plant trees.
GuIDs Rock, April 19tA, 1878
En-. CHIEY Il send you the monthly
report Of the Guide Rock Sabbsth
Scheol. The followin, have committed
the most verses to memory TO this
date: Nettie Sabin, 100 verses; Minta
kiser, lo9; Mary Parker, -; Iona
Bailey. IS Rena Lane. PC; and Jacob
Suss, &c. Sabbath School comm-nces
1t 1880 a. N. An are cordially iuvit-
ed to attend. Average attendance 40.
e O. PARKER, Sec.
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ICATH o. %. WILLIAMS.

Dr.. Thos. Il. Williams died this
tThur,dsyl morning about 8 O'Clock.
For some time past he had been in Q
| feeble condition, and about . week
since he Was taken violently sick, but
rallied 70 Is to be up. Yesterday be
walked out, for . few minutes. but al
could see his days were shout num-
bered. He was Is years Of age.
The early sown whsst is up aud
look. nicely. The ground has been 10
= good condition for small grain, but .
little rain just DOW would be good for
corn lard, aad bring on the grass.
Read the list Of lands for sale by
Wilcox & Gillian. There's some
bargains there.
The Commissioners have formed
two new precincts, named Saltwater
aud lnavsie. The boundary lines will
sppeae 10 the proceedings next week.
- Read the advertisement of
Oweus l. Montgomery. Their Well.
boring apparatus in undoubtedly the
best that can be devised. and has some
peculiar features which especially
recommend it for general use.
The County U,rk has kindly fur
nished rs with the following list Of the
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FOB SALE.

ILLCVX q UILLHAH,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court Of the LIST Ju-
d,cial District, State Of Nebrasks with
10 and for Webster County.
Patrick Barry,
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- few County Warrants wanted al
o,cehy WILCOX.
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Changers, If you want your
Granger boots and shoes, call at the
Grange Store. JouN g. POTTER.
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TR1BuTEdF RFsPEcT.

AT called meeting OF the CH. B. g. held IN their
Hall, Nov. 12th 1875, President, John ]. McMahon
presiding. the death Of Brother John Barry having
been announced. the chair appointed Committee
composed Of John Burns. m. H. Cox and C. W. Olt-
MAINS. to draft and presentto the Society suitable
resolutions of respect and coincidence. The CofE
following preamble and resolutions:
The Catholic Hibernian Beneficial Society have
heard with unfeignad grief of the sudden and un-
timely death OF Brother John Barry whose remains
have Just been brought from the State Of Kentucky.
therefore,
Resolved 1st. That in the death OF brother John
Barry, this Society has lost useful member, the
community, an exemplary and Industrious citizen,
and mis- family an affectionate son and brother
Resolved 2nd. That we tender our heartfelt SYM
pathies to his bereaved IN Other sisters and broth
ers, and reverently invoke for them that consola-
ton which their Heavenly Father Is always willing
to extendto his afflicted and peiaitent children, and
We do most earnestly entreat him to temper the
wind to the shofn lamb:'
Resolved 3rd. That oar GhApfain be requested to
say requiem Mass for the fepose OF the soul OF
our departed bfothef
Resolved 4th. That We attehd his funeral in
body and wear the usual badge uf ihoHfhinS
Resolved 9th. That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes published in one of our city pa.
pers and copy be sent to the family OF our De-
ceased brother: JOHN BURNS,
. NJ. cox, 81
u. w. OLTMANNS,
49, - 4 Committed.
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MARRIAGES.

+ On the 18th inst in Staunton, by Rev. NJ r. Min
Mich. James o. Hobbs, OF Highland county, and Miss
Mary Eleanor Baylor, daughter Of the late Col Geo
Baylortof Staunton.
On the end inst in Lynchbnrs BY Rev. d.; LOOP
Carroll, of Lynchburg:
On the slst ult., by. Rev. W. o. Grimm, G. W. Cal
huun, 81 Augusta and Miss Eliza Futzler, OF ROCK
ingham.
On the 4th inst near New Market, by Rev. c. l
Dameron A. F. Todd of Mt. Scion, and Miss Lelis
J. Rice, daughter OF DIR. F. E. Rice. ''Nsr
On the end inst. in Lexington: by Rev. ia. Wad
dell VIM Feamster, OF Greenbrier county, w. Va.
and Miss Lizzie ]. B. Steele, of Lexington, va.
On the 10th inst, near Newport Hezekiah +. Wise
man. IT RockUridge, and Miss Maggie +. Lucas, o.
Augusta. 80
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GRAND COUNCIL SoNsoF JoNADAB-OFF1-
GERS ELEcrED.-The following officers were
elected and installed by tive Grand Council
Sons OF Jonadab, at Harrisoa5urg. on the Sd
inst:
y. W: Newton, Of No. 2, staunton. Grand
Worthy Chief; J. D. Price, Of No. g.. Harri-
sonburg. Grand Deputy Chief, Jos. K. Smith.
ct No. 3. Harrisonburg, Grand Treasurer; j.
d. Bucler. OF No. 4. Bridgewater. Grand Pa
triarch; Iso. o. Haincs.. Of No, 2. Stanton.
Grand Marshal; f. NJ Houston. of No. 8.
Harrisburg, Grand Inside Watch; j. T.. Brown,
OF No. !, Charlestown. Grand Outside Watch:
DIR. VIM. j. Points. of No. l, Haryisonburg.
by request Of Grand CounciD appointed Past
Worthy Chief.
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. The Worklngmen and Convict Labor.

The Utited WorkiEgmeI's Council Of the
city OF Richmond, composed Of six delegates
from each organized trade, has long been en-
gagged in the consideration OF the. question Of
Conflict Labor-its deleterions effects upon tile
interests OF the honest labor of the country.
The advertisement in the Dispdtch inviting
proposals for the construction of Il reservoir
for the city OF Stannton, and expressly stpu-
lating that no conrict labor should be employed
thereon, comngto the notice OF tile Council,
Il committee was appointed to ascertain the
motive of this provision. 10 their letter of
inquiry, the following letter was received:
: SrAUNToN, Sept. 80, 1875.
Mr. Charles Ellis, Denr Str,-Your letter
Of the 27th has beeii recefved5 and is now be-
lore me. In reply to your inquiry; take very
great pleasure IN saying that sometime IN the
month Of July or August the Council of Staun:
ton, by its proper committee, through the pa
oes, invited proposals to undertake THO con-
struction of water-Works for the city; and IN
said notice there was inserted by order Of the
Council a provision that no convict labor
should be employed on said work.
T. That pic vision was inserted Tor the express
! purpose Of protecting our own honest mcchan-
les and laborers, anu to avoid bringing convict
labor into competition with them tor work. -
B. Very respectfully, yours,
.ai RoBERT G. BICKLE. Mayor. ~
The letter Of Mayor Bjckle being presented
to the Council at the November meeting its
sentiments were warmly endorsed, and the
! following preamble and resolutions unanim-
| ously adopted: II. t,sar .as:.:.. / .s5. =
s'Whcreas it seems to be.a growing custom to
employ convict labor In preference to and in
competition with skilled and horiest' labor; and
whereas the the, subjects receiving; as it de.
serves, the serious attention; Of the laborin:
classes in various parts Of the country; there
fore. ID 81,
+: Resolved. That this CounciE (as We'll as the
great mass Of mechanics nalaRorers through
out the country, believe that crime should be
FURNISHED, and that honest la6br and industry
i. should be encouraged, consider that the en-
ployment OF convict labor in any branch of bus
mess to the exclusion Of honest labor i. unwise
policy, and unjust to a large number OF poor
/ but Industrious citizens: - s&fs &s's~ . :
Resolued, That the Council. Of the cit vol
Staunton, Va, in advertising foEr proposals to
construct water works for said city, and hav-
ing inserted in said advertisement a provision
! that no convict labor should be 2empioyed on
lsaid work, deserves the thanks and commenda-
ton OF all honest laberers as pursuing a course
1 Of fairness and justice towards the honest in
Edustry Of the country calculated TO encourage
and notTepel immigration, and worthy of the
emulation Of all municipal and. ateautheri-
ties in similar cases. ..r1
Resozced, That the recording secretary is
hereby instructed to transmit certitiedcopy Of
the. foregoing preamble and resolutions to the
Mayor Of Stanton, Va" 7Richmond Dispatch,
18Th.
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OFFICE, l9 - :.
u STANTON, Nov. I2th, 1875.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Il
To Dabney Cosby, junior Curator Of the estate OF
Dabney Cosby, Sr., deceased Plaintiff, and George
F. Hoover J ohm n Hendren, Admir- OF Samuel
Clarke, deceased; A. D. Trotter. Trustee in deed
Of Trust, executed by George F. Hoover, dated Oct,
2sth, 1885, and recorded in the County Court clerks
the following named slaves liberated by the VIII Of
James McGongal. deceased, dated June ssth, 1928,
to wit Israeli George Betsy, Anna, Caroline, josh.
ua Jenny, Fanny. Watkins and James Carter, and
the heirs and personal representatives OF such OF
the aforesaid freed slaves may be dead the names
and to all persons holding liens the lands herein
! after mentioned. 49,
Take Notice, that Thursday, the 23rd day OF De-
cember 1875 my office in Saunton, Va. shall, in
pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county Va, rendered on the 9th day OF Nov.
1875 in the cause of Cosbys Curator VS. Hoover, &C.
to which you parties or otherwise interested
| proceed to ascertain and report:
| LIST. An account of the balance Of purchase mon
ey due by the defendant, George F, Hoover, on the
| tract of land in the plaintiffs bill mentioned.
end The condition of The title of the plaintiff to
said tract of land and of all liens subssting there
on.
| 3rd. Any other matters deemed pertinent by me,
required by any party i'll interest to be stated
| At which time and place you ordered to np-
pear and in OF your failing so to do, ana con.
tnung to fail until January 6th 1876 the afore-
said decree provides that you will be forever de-
| ]. w. GREEN SMITH.
nov 18-4t Comr in Chancery-.
IA Complete Pictorial History OF the Times The
best, cheapest and most successful Family
4 Paper i'll the Union" d.
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SECOND ANNUAL. CONVENTION OF TIKI
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS OF
VIRGiNIA:-The State Executive Colamlttet
announce to the members OF the Virginia as
sociations in circular just Issued that uLdei
the resolution adopted by the Con, ene!0n lelI
at Richmond in December last, and after con
ferrins with the directory of the Stauntoa as
ISOLATION, they have appointed Wednesday
DecemberS, 1875, as the time for the assemb-
ling at Staunton of the second annual ~Coa-
.ventiou OF the Associations Of this State q
1t is expected that every Association will be
represented by at least three delegates. and
friends OF the cause in cities and TOXINS where
the organization of Associations is desired,
have been invited to send like number.
The following topics have been suggested
for consideration and discussion Study of the
Scriptures; Our Social Duties Literary Gull
tllre How Shall Associations Promote Shall
State Secretary be Employed; How to Or
ganize Associations; Relation of the Associa-
ton to the Churches; How to Interest the
Community in Our Work.
Work i'll the Committees :, Library and
Rooms; Lectures; Ways and Means; Bible;
Classes Religious Exercises; SunLay-scliools;
VisitlnS; Relief OF Poor; lndivid;a Effort
All delegates appointed who expect to be pres
cut, are to forward their names at least a
week in advance to Charles Grattan, Secretary
Y. N. C. A., Staunton, Va, in order that
homes may be assigned them before arrival.
Upon arrival Of trains on Wednesday afternoon,
delegates will go directly to the rooms of the
Association, OIL Augusta Street, three squares
north from the depot. There will be an infor-
NAL assembly at the rooms at 1880 that evening,
and meetings of the Convention will be held
at ii A. N. and 1880 z. N. of Thursday the
9th and Friday the 10th. i.
Delegates will be distinguished, by blue
ribbon fastened to the coat.
The following is the State Executive Gem
mittee: W. p. Munford, J. William Jones, W.
L. Daniel. Thomas Potts, Richmond :. j.. D.
Drcher, Roanoke College; L. A. Steel, Uni
yersity of Virginia; r. b. Ransom, Stauntsn.--
Richmond Dispatch. 18TH.
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Senstor Gordon thinks the currency ques-
tish defeated the Democracy, and is satisfied
the party will make a serious mistake lift takes
that issue into the National canvAss. MI, Cor
don has evidently seen light since he called
Carl schnrz's hard-money arguments ..oracu-
lar bosAbast," and declared that the only hope
for the cauatry was to be found in the adoption
Of the 3.G5 bond scheme.
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LETTERS, NOV. IS, 1875
Lad

LA DIES.
Awkard miss Fannie Hite. miss Fannie
Banks, mrs Ellen Jones' mrs Margaret
Brown. mrs Caroline Johnston, miss Emma F
Brine miss Martha Martin. mrs Nettie
Carter, mrs deorg!ana Miller, miss Henrietta
DiggS Mary Murray, miss Lizzie
Dorsey, miss Mamie col Ockard, mrs Rebecca
DYER m rs Martha A Schoppert. miss Emma
Fauber, Mrs Julia =: Stewart, mrs J I
Flourney, mrs A Suttler, mrs Virginia
Ferguson, miss Willie Usher, mrs Saran
Coins, miss Annie vines, miss Lizzie
Glover miss Emma Venable miss Annie
Grove, mrs Mollie TresS Wallace, mrs Julia
GENTLEMEN.
Alexander, Jack Fishburne, James
Allen, VIM Heyden. Thomas
Busick, E DANTE, J
Bailey Henry Maddox. Martin
Brownlee, John ~ Richards, Geo w
Bssken James Smith, Frank
DIX, Hon D styles, WI
Dickson, Richard Taylor, George
Dawson John Vaught, Mr. Alex
Davis VIM H White, Z
Edwards, Jackson r Wilson, Geo w
The above letters not called for within thirty day.
will be sent to the dead letter office. Persona calling
Tor them will please say that they are advertised.
s. NJ. YOST. P. NJ.
Unavailable letters remaining in the P. O., stanton
Va, November 10. 1875. =
David A. Cook, Tayorsviile, KY; B. NJ. Stoddard,
Stanton, Va; Sister Mary Christiana Falon. Con-
want Visitation. B. N. NJ, Frederick. Md MIS- sal
lie M. Coyner, New Hope, Augusta county, Va; He'll
ry Lee, Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-18
Deaths.

On the srd inst in Charlottesville, Mrs. Margaret
L. Cochran wife Of John Cochran, Esq.
On the 3Oth ut. near Deerfeld, Mrs Louisa LANCE,
in the Goth year of her age.
On the 18th inst, of CensumptIon,'' in Lewlsburg,
West Va. Mrs. Kate A. Porterheld, daughter OF Coi'
eamuel McClung, OF Greenbrier and wife OF Rob-
Srt J. Porterfeld formerly OF Staunton.