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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-28
FVN LEti4hINhaNI INLsIIUHINAi
JOHN A. McCLERNAND
OF ILLINOIS,

For vice presidents and secretaries, one
from each state.
The temporary secretaries, with Mr..
Prince, of Boston, us chief, are continued
as working secretaries, and Sergeant at
arms Able was also reappointed.
An effort was made by delegate from
Indiana to have Il. o. Perrin, of New
York, we'll known as reading secretary of
other national conventions, added to the
reading secretaries. The question was put
and lost by decided majority. This was
q test between the Tilden and anti Tilden
men, Mr.. Perrin having been left off by
the committee ON organization because OF
his opposition TO Tilden. The vote
was stronger than the opposition to Tilden
had supposed would be the case.
The committee on organization recon-
mended that the rules and regulations Of
the national Democratic convention of 1872
be adopted by this convention for the gov.
eminent Of proceedings. This was agreed
to and the report adopted.
The chairman then appointed Hon.
Daniel w. Voorhees,, OF Indiana, Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee Of Virginia, aud 1t. Gov.
William Dorsheimer ofNew York, to escort
the permanent president to the chair.
Gen. Lee and Gov. Dorsheimer being out
of the hall at the time, Hon. Thomas s.
Babcock and Mr.. Manton Marble were re-.
quested to take their place. Gen. Nc.
Clernand was then escorted to the plat
form amid loud applause. aud spoke as
follows:
GEN. M'CLERNAND's SPEECH.
Gentlemen of the National Convention:
thank you for the distinguished honor
which you hove done me in directing me
TO preside over your deliberations. You
are the delegates Of the Democrats of the
whole Union of thirty seven states, once
NATURALLY estranged, but now forever
united in one indivisible republic. Brethren
of one political family. with the same
heritage Of liberty under equal laws, and
heroes Of one destiny, shall we preserve
and transmit that heritage? Shall we
make that destiny most glorious in the
history of free people2 Ii your deliber-
atoms to-day shall be wise, if your percep-
ton of the necessities Of our time, our
country, our politics, shall be just and
sagacious, if your sympathy shall be
quick with hearts of great people, then,
beyond all peradventuIe, we will trans.
NIT to our children and our children S
children, unimpaired. this priceless heri
tage.
There are NJ enemies Of the Union to-
day on this continent except that admins
trative centralism which is congestion OF
the vital currents which ought to flow out
through every part, giving lie to the
furthest extrerities of the body-politic and
energy to all its members; except that
corruption which is curse that centralism
has never failed in any age or land to
engrat upon any government. Cen
allsm and corruption have imposed upon
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-28


Watches to the gu
periority of the
Nickel Movement
Watches, made by
the Messrs. PoBEL
81 CoTRvoIsTsR,o of
Switzerland.Gents
and Ladies' sizes
in Stem aud Key
Winders.
Those Watches
have Equilibrium
Escapem'ts. Chro
nometer balance,
Ruby Pallet, tenn.
pered and harj@".
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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~ j AIAS send stamp for "CELEBRATED
WORK" on Nervous and Private Diseases. Address
Chicapn
, 1876-11-11
Meuflte tflfgr. pfps(6en.
Ser &ries i'm Orient.

2onbon, 9. Nopember. Cine Ses
pcI6e BON 8ien an ME Zines" mel
BET, baB &ublano in ge5us ouf Die 3ie-
bung Der Demareations -2inie Srubel
ma6t; cs psrIanst, oaB bic Sirfen ons
Marama Sbal gang uno gar rdumen
io1en.
Cine Dspeids bon @ien an ben
rSsraIo" iast, oab Der @robfart Mi-
-6ael gonItantin, Der Die rulii6en
@treittrafte in geB.Mrabien befebIist.
ben @erben 10000 Sinterlaoer anse-
boten babe. $50 Die 2eute berfommen
1oIsn, bic bieis @afen gu trasen bit
ten, miille a%bsetuartet iueroen; in Wien
slaubt man, bab iie iber Die rulilde
@reuae fommen mdbten.
, 1876-11-11
0nlanoiGbe Depe(ben.

Mem-Y RI 9. @opbr &Ilom &
Comp, 8anfiers uno Mdfler unb Wtit
olieoer Der Nttienb6rle 80. SO Wa1tr.,
baben seitern MOrsen ibre 3ablunsen
einseltelt.
Gbicaso, Z. Nopember. Sas
IunSament beg einen YieiIers Der 81
1e~nbabnbride iiber Den Miiillippi 81
2ouilana 1T ourd Die Str0muns be
f6abist woroen, 10 baB bic Bride cine
.3sitlans nidt mebr st p%aiiiren 1T. Gin
Yfsilsr uno stuei Der tiirSeiten So4e
,psrbsn a~bsetrasen uno nea aufsebnui
,psrben miiien, mas einen &oitenauf=
,panb pom $40, 900 notbwenois MAIDEN.
, 1876-11-11
Guropai(he uabri1tfn.

aomGam3. Die SCOUT. 3ts." mad,
in Sadcn bs8 8aobotelS nod eini9'
tbatiddlide Insaben Gbor baS aftien.
tapital uuo ibsr Die 6%orbtrungen bieli.
ger @cibaftsleute. DaS Iftisnfapital
BON $4,000 M, oertbeilt lib bieruad)
auf stlide so Nttioudre. Oarunter
b%efinoet lid) ais bohlter IftionGr elm
&reoitiultitut nit $4,000 &c., bann
iolgt Die Staot nit 10000 SO. Ginige
rside Yriuatcn baben $4,000. $4,000
uub 10000 W. 9e3eiduet. lnter ben
b~ieli9en @epertstreibenoen lino Die bod
fen nit 1890 81. bttbeili9t. oann fols
gen Yetrase nit 5000 bis berunter auf
500 DC. weib' leetere Die 3a4lreihten
lino. WaS Die Soroerun9en b%etriift, 10
lino bielise @si1dflsIeute nit $4,000
DE-, betbeili9t. Da5 b0dlte @ulbeben
1T oaslentge Oes aus S Slrmeu beltebs
enoen &onlortium5 nit $4,000 Wf.
Damn folgen 10000 3d., pclbe aber
nur etma 5 Bro5. Der Dem betr. @laua
bigger bereits 9c3ablts @elammtlumme
auSma1sn. Der Neit BON $4,000 u
uertb lit lib auf so @laubtser. Sn
Setreff Der 6auiterttdrun9 baben fid
bic @emutber etlpaS berubtAt, oa man
:inliebt, oaB Die 8erlulte niht 10 btoeu>
ieno leIn weroen, als man Infan9S
]laubte. &Gme nur Der 8aupertb oes
potels in Yetra1t, 70 wGre feIne ueber.
lAulouns u%orbauoeu. Wadtbelli9 If
Der Wtanssl elmer Nente, bic iid be
.insm Sotel uie oisles crit i'm 2auf Del
SABRE elulteusn fam.
QeGan. 9n benz firdenregimsntli
den @rlaB BON 6. Sebruar mar 81
@inberu tun9 elmer auBerorosntlldel
9anbes iDnooe fir bas 9er3o9tbum IL
NusIidt 9euommen worben. Die Der
idieoenen Sawlsriltsitsn, ,ueldle oem
9anaen SDuooalwerts ent9e9entraten
linS II ais beleitist ~ betra6ten,
oaB am A. Sftober Die Wablmannel
julammentreten, UNI Die Wtit9lieoer Del
SanoeSlDnooe gu wdbten. SeaS per'
idtsoene MablfOrper linb s%sbiloet nor
ben, BON wslden ie elmer in Dellau.
Sernburg, 3erbt uno Saaenteot, uni
amei in &0tben, namlid eincr iir 81
lammtliAen lutberilden Parohlen bsi
3anbsS, Den @ablaet beute polSicben
9ewablt lperben 80 SDnooalmit9lie0er
16 weltlibe uno 16 9eiltlIde. Die SD
noOs ioQ bier III 0e1au ,ulammentretel
unb ibre 8eruiuns purd G%erOronun!
sriolqeu. wslds auulei6 bic 9eitoaucl
, 1876-11-11

nobmen werben SIRE Wuni9e uni9wer
befricoigt werben %f0nnen, aud 1T oos
Departement bereit, Die burd Den Ser
in6 ielblt bier am Orte berpor9erufenen
Soften gu iibernebmen, ,penn b%erlelbe &c.
linst, bas beiBt, menn lis ii6 permittclit
Sbrer Wai9ine iiber Den Grobooen 81
Der fir &seo9nosciruusen i'm &rieee er<
foroerlihen S0be erbeben uno mit1ebers
%,pinoun9 oer2uftitr0munaen fortbewegen
Our1 cine ~ablebnenoe ODER auspeiden=
be Mntport wiiroe fir oas Oepartement
Sbre Nnseleaenbeit iiberhaupt erlcoist
,uerosn. - &riess- Miniicrium. aas.
&riessbepartement (9e5.) b. 8oists
G6eb, Mencr." Scr. Stott Mil, mie
aus Der vSribine" mitsetbeilt ,uiro, BEN
Wuni6e seniigen. l1eber bas grgebnib
perocn mir meiter berl6ten.
@iei6nettfann manumb Die
!grbe fommen? @abreno cine
Grbumieslu19 in friberen S .%lrblneers
ten Elm greisnib mar, oas Sem, Der cs
ausfubrte, Seitlebens elnen Nimbns oes
Muberoroentlihen perlieb uno ~jeoenfaas
thinner gauge Sabre in anipru6 n1bm,
muB man iebt oroentliA pNrIi6tig icln,
Die erforoerli6e 3eit n:@t anjuaeben,
oa unbemerft cine neuc G.tlbteruny u.
9el6leunisuns oes 8srtebrs cine 5ol6e
8ere6nuns 2u9en l~trafen fam, inoem
lie BEN Sermin nod welter obtiir5t. Sir
Die Sebt5eit noAte folsenoe Serc9nun9
rtAtl9 iein:
@on 2onoon iiber BEN Meont ge::is
rnb 8rinbi1i nod 5ue5. Gilenbabn nno
Dampfboot - Sage; BON @ue5 mad
Bombay (Snbisn) DampfboOt = 10
5aye; BON Bombay mad Calcutta, e.
lenbabn - 3 Gage; BON Calcutta mad
9ongfone (gbna), DampfbOot i3 So.
&c; BON Songfons nah Yofabama (Sa-
PAM, 9ampfbnot - Gage; bon go.
faboma mad San 6rancisco (Galifor-
nien) 9ampfboot = % Sa9e; BON
San Sroncisco nod yiew Yorf, Giiens
babu - 7 Sage; BON Gtw Dorf naA
2onoon Surid, OampIboot uno gtlta=
bobn IS Sage, s%ulammen 80 Gage.
aber bios 70 DIAL "a StunOcn BON glei=
der sepobnllbtr Gdnge, neil man bel
Der umreiiuna Der Groe BON Welten mad
Often eins umbrebuns Del Gtoe nm lire
M1le einbolt. uno bel AQeoem fat
nun. tpenn mar Iont se9sn oleSeefrantz
b,it sefeit 1T, lelncA&0rper pcniger ira.
paairt,nls wenn man lonIt friber-en TN
Sag lang li9 in elmer wad Ino.n Y0it=
tuti0e %berummerfen lleB. Wus wjiroen
uniere ~ursrobudter oaSu lastr, Ole nod
uor nibt pielen Sabrsebnten Den Yotell-
po9en fir oas vNon plus ultra" aler
8sioroerunssmltid q. faunten?
9oser0bteS Bud, oas je seorudt
woroen lid in einem ggemplar in Der
0ofblbliotbef at @nn. Sc fit Den
Sltel .Yantbeon Der OeIoen Gnglanos",
uno lit ieoe Seite 4 &iofter bod uno 2
&loiter brett. Sic 9u9flben haten Die
9obe zines balben S9ubes. Das Bud
puroe au{ elmer 2onoOner Sompfprsfs
seoruft uno bieSteae Der 9rnderlAwar
&c pertrat @olofirnlB. IS lino BON Die
len tDposrapbiAe Nlelen nur 100
gyemplare fir Die beoeutenten @amm.
lun9sn a~bgesosen woroen.
, 1876-11-11
8ermii0te6

&emi9eib. IA. Ott. Gin eieen=
tbimli1er Y~fsrbebanbel 1T nod oey
81. 8. iariiilib Dor 3snsen abee
fhloIien ,porben. @enn oas betreffsnbc
Sbier ndmli9 1000 Yfo. uno menise'
pose. TO bate Der Antdufer ni4ts sl
5ablen. fix jebss Yiuuo lber 1000 abe
800 Marf. @sferu 1T nun ous 9fero
euf Die Staotwa9e 9ebraAt uno es bal
5i9 Elm @epidt pon HAS Yfo. erse-
ben, 10 bob Der Yreis $4,000 Wfarf be
tra9en piiroe.
nniinniser Morb. Sn ct.
Souls fubren lebten Counting bret jung,
Wadnnsr in ienem Staoium, bas man
apseiduielt nennt, nit elmer olten lab.
men Mtabre ipa3ieren unS puroen pul,
einiqen Glnoern nit Musrufer ME
uSsbt Die alte Mdbre, Der Saul 1T tci
Gartldet wertb &C." peripoitet. Slug
belt Der @a9en, elmer Der Burden
iprons beraus uno i1iic: ngBer ia9t.
boB mein Saul fem @artidet lperth llt?"
y9srssa ii'a. Der S,nnhsinbn." risf ibu
elmer leiner Gameraosn Su, auf ben jun
gen George @iaiams sei9eno. 9el
Sruntene itlrSts ii@ aui @,0iams UNI
ipuroe BON oIeiem in einem furstn Saul
fumpf belieet, wOrauf iener oen &eucl
per 5O9 uno Wialams eri1oB. Su
MOroer belBt Senrp Grsiiins uno III
beitete bisber in elmer GonbDiabrlf. &.
purbe natirli9 iofort perbaftst.
An ben Griinoer Der Slug. Mal6in,
DIR. &alpb Stott. bat an oas preuBuh,
&,icgsminlltsrium f%ol9enoss Sdreibsn
sertdtsts Berlin. Ii. Ott. 1876. Sn
Grwieoetuus auf Sbre an GENE QurA,
lau4t Den Serrn &sl@stanSler ysiiNts
ten. SIRE Slug Wui4lne betrefenorn
ginsabsn, iuelde sur Gripasuns blerber
abge9eben Iino. iolpie uniet Yssusnab-
me anf pie seltcm nit ben untersi9ns.
ten Wtaior Msger itattSehabts &lidipra.
DE eriuht sic pas Undergraduate Depar
tement ersebenit um cine beltimmts g..
fldruna, Oh sic bersit iinb, our9 cine
lulrfl den Slug 8eriu@ Die 2eliiunss
fdbigteit ibrer Wai4ine gu beusilen, o.
lsoesll6 anf oieier @runolase in wettcle
gsrbanolun9en nit Sbnen einSetrete.
werosn lam. Sn Ss6u9 auf DIE 98ab'
bes Weriu9splaBes, Die AuslAlicBuny
Der OefsntliAtelt unO aQe 5nr Mabrun9
SJrts @ebslmniiiss srforosntIi4enMab'
, 1876-11-11
Die Tobkllr,

1T S%eittmmt. has san3e btsbertse Seilperfabren untS
%SuitoBen. Ole Sur pirb bur9 bas fosenannte
SpbbaH unb bur6 Gtnnebmen pon SobpuIper
bewtrft. Gle 9obbdber Seisen an, no bic Srantbeit
tbren SIP bat, NJ ttff ie lte9t, uno su elei9er
3eit sei9en fe bic aebensfrait bes menl6en an.
&anienbe ttnb tn ben lesten apet Sabren tn Der
gooesNnltalt, "a Stanton Str, 9ep gort, gebeilt
porben. Inter ben @ebeilten befinoen f6 piele
Mer3te lno Apotbeter. Ote 2obbaoer ilnterI6eteeu
tt6 BON anberen 8doern baourd, baB iie brett auf
f, bic 6ranfbeit einwirfer, m.b ben franten Stoif ents
ferrtn, in mel9er Sorm CT aud gum 8oridetn
tomme. ste fino elm @erbrennunsss ober ausi6ets
Ibuu9szHroceB Der &rontbettsfofie. Sober &ranfe
miro bel Der Mnpenoun9 ote1er Sur i~oSuiogen fetn
etsener Mrst. @euu Semanb bur9 bteie 8aoer ses
beflt TT, 70 TT er pirflid unb rabtfal sebeilt, m&bs
jrenb mad Der bisbert9en Seilmetbobe BITE Wtttet
l8ewDbnltd 9efdbrli6er fito ais BITE Srontbeit ielbit,
lnne i'9 offers IN saRass peer leeunodrer SraatS
bbetten etniteut.
Sbslet3 bic Suy5dber a1e arantbeitem, i1nerlt9
uub auBerli6, %furirea, 10 iub bod bic Mtrfuu9en
bet folsenoen 9rantbeiten, Defenders penn ie I'D
mod in a~eutent 3uitanoe %befinben, sans auberorbentS
Iid: 0ieber, islbit @erusns anb Gpphnsiteber,
%perben lebr i9neu, sspbbuli3 nit Ia SdSern,
1@turirt, SaIss unb 9umaenidtpimoiadbt pirb,
Defenders BET lunaen eenten u. TN eriten Stabium,
s.~49g!t5 !et4t tsrtrt. asGheriadt, Mbsns
ebenio ausers uub Experimentation, Somte ole
IfDpbiltttSd)e aranfbeiten in ieoem grabe. Bet
I~duBeren Grantbeiten, SranSiuuneen, @es
|pISsn9t Ii. G9i6ars.'' Sur sim Bah 1T binreiSenS,
nm Seoen pom ber Wtrfung au iiber;eusen. Wa
aemfrebS nnb bic fosenannte Sparns ober
ISuefctrubt (eire bis lest nnbsilbare Rrantbeit)
murben sebeilt Oct lestsrer &rontbeit seben rs
Qro5snt Ses 3uderitOfiss NIT iebem Babe Snr@ osa
4 llrin ob.
Ois Babes unb einuebmesgutpcr ,perben mad
tebem plaS I'M 9anbe p%erlanbt, Der Qreis bes
BabesYulu.rs III So, Der bes gtnn.bme : Vulpera
81. Man lalie ii9 cine Btoidlre iber BITE eobfu$
w enSlii9sr ooer beati4er Spra4s f4iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stuntou Ctr. (Box 1s99lJ
Nep 0ort
, 1876-11-11
Snpprtirter @ein @iiia.

b,r einstae Mriifel unl @urfen unb anpers
8riidte balt;ar einsumaGsn. Vie giaen,
l6ait @arfsa etc. letS gut su srbaIten, wut
bei melner e8t i'm porttrten @aals
satantirt.
Sermann g d NJ ibt.
ifW @fe eer 5tsn WEb 9rpae Str
, 1876-11-11
0irQiuia @taatS<Wd5etGe
tas.es beraussssebsn BON
9obn 9. p Ell II.
40. 8 3mOlite straae.
u i'd mi ., Wa.

.Sr5s.re gn,eisen psraeu tutser bert6net.
Ntt pber ,penieer Bel rbtlben etnen Saaars.
Aue @n,efsen fnb I'M gsraus su sablen.
Die 3ettuna wi,b in &i1mpne anb lint
,ssaenb bon bsn 5rGsern fir IS Gents per
Wphe auSeetraeen.
, 1876-11-11
pnrtugal.

2ifiabon 9. Sop. Discount So
eucina, Der neu ernannte poriusieflfe
@eIanbte fir Die Ser. Staaten wirb
III einisen Saaen nad @aibinston obs
reiIen.
, 1876-11-11

ch'NJ"te't 1--WE --u---~
gtlauten it6 ben 6reuaeen unt benz Yu.
Yublifum i'm 9lasmeinen ihr grp6rs Eager,
peldes aus fpIsenoen Sehen befsbt. anau-
bistsn: 0rcaen, Mebtaine. @bsm fallen, Mps
Re. unb Suilet- Mltifsl, S9pdmme, 8Orfe,
perflmerien. GarbfOfe, Garbe, See, 6snfsr
slas. 8ttt etc. etc. eini&lieBlib Maes, mas
in einsm autsn Drosen.@ ri9a lift sewSbali9 gu
baben 1T.
Sie fibren gleidfaus cine aroee MuspabI
biatiider Wrspuraiiuuen ais: Cores @slatine,
9afsr's Cocoa, gerl. @,iiBs, So n.s tarfs,
SafermebL Sasp, Eaptpea, eenbeniiIte Mtlt
etc. etc.
2antretb's earantirter @arten1aamen, nos
BEN Elm oples Enforcement tets SorrGtbis III.
@pneentrirte Sriht. @Gencen, Mromati(i.
runss Gr.rafte Bon ieosr Surte, @emirss gum
@inmaGen. tat
Gernsr lenfen Ge bic Ma fmerflamfeit auf tbre
felblteema9ten preperate, tpelae eine 20-tGbs
RICE prcbe b~saaaeen aaS fir wslGe fe saran .
tiren tSnnen. NIB
, 1876-11-11

Ger yer1ammlun9 beltmmt. 50 ut IL
NusliAt %9cnommen poroen, i'm Wonai
Nouembcr bic Spnooe eii3uberufen.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-10
City Notices.

PAY CASH AND Buy CHEAP-Our friends,
BAKER Bros, have determined to do CASE
business, and are now prepared to demonstrate
to the community that they can save money by
spending their cash with them. You will find
it to your interest to call on them. mhlO-4t
CEASES COMPOUND has acquired really an en-.
viable reputation; in fact, it has met with I'M
precedented success. Never has there been 8
medicine before the people that has given such
universal satisfaction. Those who once use it
will not be without it. ALI look upon it as a
blessing in time of affliction, an d children who
can but lisp it's name call for it when they are
suffering with aches and pains. They have the
evidence of hundreds of our best citizens, who
claim for it as a family medicine that it has no
equal, and we advise all who are suffering from
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, or aches and pains of
any kind to try it, as it will surely give imme-
date relief. 1t is also highly spoken of by
those who have used it in cases of Bruises,
Sprsins, Sore Throat, &c. It is a home medi-
cine and home enterprise, and worthy the at
tention of those who stand in need of good
family medicine. Read few of these cert:f-
Gates:
From Hon. N. K. Trout. Mayor of the City of
Stanton.
STAUNToN, January 20, 1875.
L certify that | have used "Cease's Com
pound" and havefound it to be very good
remedy for many things it is recommended for
and do not hesitate to endorseit as valuable
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-10

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Geo. Fauber, Superin-
tendent of the County Almshouse, left on
Tuesday morning with his wife and daugh-
ter for trip to visit his brother in Illi-
noise. At the same time, Mr.. Samuel
Keiser, wife and eight children, and. Mr..
VIM. Keiser wife and child, left for the
West where they will hereafter reside.
A letter received here states that Judge
John CARRIER Of California, formerly of
Staunton, had just recovered from an at
tack of lock jaw superinduced by the pull
ing of a tooth.
On Wednesday morning last. Rev. Nc
Duff Simpson, of Staulton and Rev. Sam
uel McCune, of Highland, sailed from New
York for Queenstown Ireland in the steam
ship China. the same vessel that they came
over in. The former gentleman will be
married at Glasgow, Scotland, and return
with his bride. The latter gentleman goes
to Ireland to visit his aged mother, who is
in ill health. Both will return in six
weeks. Mr.. Simpson took with him snake
something not seen in Ireland since the
days st. Patrick, and which, as it is de ad
and stuffed, will not be hard to carry.
j. Mortimer Kilgour, editor of the LOU
doun Mirror" delivered most eloquent
temperance lecture at the Baptist church
on Tuesday night. He urged the necessity
of giving countenance and aid to the cause
as the duty Of Christians and a true service
to the Master Mr.. Kilgour stopped in
Staunton on his way home from Lexington
where he had lectured at the request of
the temperance people, and where he also
delivered literary lecture, which is most
highly spoken of. His audience here was
very large and left delighted as well as
instructed.
Mr.. John E. Braithwaite. formerly a /
composition in this Office, has purchased a !!
half interest in the Pendleton county W.
Va.,. "News." He is a young man of en-
ergy and character, and will increase the
interest of his journal
1t will be pleasant news to the many
friends of MI, John M. Kinney, to hear
that he is rapidly recovering from the eff
fects of his illness.
g.. S. Lightner, son of A. B. Lightner,
Esq, Of Augusta county, has entered the
ministry in the Baltimore Conference, M.
E. Church, South.
Mr.. Thomas j. Crowder was last night
elected representative from Staunton
Lodge, 1. o. o. F. to the Grand Lodge
at Lynchburg.
Mr.. Columbus Halle, who was accident
ly shot last week, was worseayesterday.
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ROLLS OF HoNoR.-The following is the
March roll of honor for Stuarts' Draft
School of which D. A. CARRIER is principal:
Glass A-Sarah Wine, Annie Cline,
Minnie Kremer, Kittie Forrer. J. Forrer,
S. T. Cline Glass B-Chas. Black. VIM
Black, Jos Cline, Harry Black, G. Wine.
Glass C--Liddy Wine, Cassie Wine, Jos.
Maupin, VIM. Kremer.
The following is the March roll of hon.
or at Oak Grove School Of which S. W.
CARRIER is Principal:
Glass Ada 3. Moore, Anna R. Gar
Der, Christina CARRIER, Nettie Lands, Liz
zie Wampler, Sam CARRIER. Glass Bel
Fannie CARRIER, Maggie Wampler, George
Shreckhise, Geo. F. CARRIER, Salome Cline.
Joe Click, Ben. Early, Ida Cline, John
Bunch, VIM. A. Lands.
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I'D Il EE1.

TRUEHEART.-In Houston Texas, on the night of
Friday, January 18th, Mr.. Daniel Trueheart, Jr.,
aged As years; He was graduate of the Virginia
structors Afterwards he was professor in the
North Carolina Military Institute, and during the
late war Major in the Artillery service in the
command of Gen. T. J. (stonewalD Jackson
FREEMAN.-On the 24th Of February, in Accomac
CO., Va, Mrs. Clara j. Freeman, of Harrisonburg,
wife of r. F. Freeman, of Harrisonburg, Va and
daughter Of Judge W. G. and Mrs. Elizabeth j.
Riley, aged % years and months.
WITHROW.-On Sunday, February 9th, Howard
Gordon aged nearly | year, only child of Prof
Charles Il. Withrow, of DanYille Classical & Mill
tary Academy. DanVille, Ky.
STIREWALT.-February oath, at Stonyman, Page
CO.. Homer William, son Of Rev. j. N. and Mrs
Emily A. Stirewalt, aged year.
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ATTEMPTED "A letter
from Clifton Forge, Alleghaney county IN
forms us that on Monday night DR.. J.. F.
Hughes was called out to go to neighbor-
ing farm to pay professional visit. He
went on ahead of the m essenger and was
knocked off his horse senseless, the mes
senger finding him lying in the road. He
Was struck back of the head with rock.
He was carried to Mr.. ". q. Ryals farm
house. It is supposed the assassins were
in wait for Mr.. Ryals who has store and
had returned from Staunton that day. DR..
II. was badly injured but is doing we'll.
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GONE AGAIN.--Lt. Clarence Harris. of
the 3rd battalion Chasseurs pied d'Af-
rique, on duty with Col. VIM. M. Bryan,
managed, on Monday, to get the epaulette
of his leg, and fell out of ranks, and fell
so rapidly that Maj. Bryan, the COM
mander's son, who fastened to his side,
but was unable to prevent his falling out
of sight. The Lieutenant has not been
heard from.
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Commercial.

STAUNToN, March 9th
Flour-Extra $3.50; Superfne, s4.s5;
Family, $3.50. Wheat-white, S1.15W
$1.22; red, $1.1O@$1.20. Corn-white,
As; yellow, 4Oc. Oats-35c. Cloverseed .
$500. Pork-$SOO Bacon-12 cents,
Lard-13 cents. Molasses-4O Ca S1,OO
Meal-50c. Sugar, 1O(016c. Coffee-23(0
40c. Butter, Csc. Eggs, 12c. Salt, 1925.
REMARKS.
Market unchanged-four coming in
freely and selling readily at quotations.
Cloverseed active.
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CITY CoURT.-In this Court, yesterday,
Judge Smith, recently reelected, qualified.
The Grand Jury, of which R. W. Burke is
foreman, found "not true bill'' in the
cases of Geo. Lushbaugh, for cutting C..
W. Beazley; J. A. Linkhauer, for shoot
ing at Chas. A. Crowder; and E. P. Hall,
Geo. Jefferson, Jas. Trent and G. S. Greg
DRY. The wills Of James Isaacs and Ro-
sauna Hannah were admitted to probate.
G. W. Gilman qualified as Notary Public.
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SALE AT MozART.-At the sale of furni-
ture, &c., belonging to the Mozart Insti-
tute Company, Tuesday.b by Mr.. E. M. Cush-
ing, the receipts were $4,000 more than
sufficient to meet the executions. Though
the terms were cash, the prices brought
were very good
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l DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

"A VALUABLE MOUNTAIN LAND
BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court O.
augusta Co.. entered Nov 18th, 1875, in the
case OF Warren for sc. VS.. Givens' Devisee,
shall, as Administrator d. b. n, C. t. a. of Alex
Il. Givens, decd, offer for sale to the highes
bidder, in front of the Court House, of Augusta
County, that VALUABLE TRACT OF NOUN,
TAIN LAND, the property of the said Owens,
containing 40 "A ores and lying upon the
Blue Ridge Mountain, upon the Browns Gap
Turnpike, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 18th, 1876,
that being the first day of the March term of
the Circuit Court.
TERMS.-Cash in hand to pay the expense of
sale and the balance in one, two & three years,
the purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
Fly, bearing interest from day of sale and the
title retained as ultima tie security.
w. L. MOWRY, Sheriff, and as such
Admir- d. b. n C. t. a. of
1ebll-tds. A. R. OWENS decd.