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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-07-27

CONGRESSIONAL CANvAss.--The race for
Congressional honors promises to be very spir-
tied. Already the gallant steeds are being
groomed, sponged and rubbed and made ready
for the track. Echols, of Augusta, Paul and
O'Ferrall, of Rockingham, Southall, Of Abe
marie, and Riddleberger of Shenandoah, have
all been entered, with Page, Highland and
Fluvana to hear from. Yesterday a paper
calling upon Capt. James Bumgardner to
announce himself, was circulated on the street
for signatures.
These are all to be pitted against Harris and
s'won't we have jolly time
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c. G. Wheat will sell Sugars, Teas. ETC., at
the lowest prices.
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You can find your Groceries at moderate
prices at c. c. WHEAT, Augusta st,
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SUGARS! SUGARS :. SUGARs!! y OF all
grades and prices, for sale cheap by c. A.
Richardson.
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sLEATHE.-A choice stock of sole leather fol
sale cheap, by C. A. Richardson.


SAI.Es.-We have to report, since our last
issue. the sale, by e. NJ. Gushing, auctioneer
OF the following real estate
A house and lot OH Church street, occupied
by Mrs. Charlotte Taylor-sold by r. p Bell,
trustee, to Miss Emma j. Marshall,
On Saturday evening fifteen quarter acre
lots were sold, located in the Western part of
the city, on what is designated the Richardson
extension and were purchased at the prices and
BY the parties given below: / lot to W. t..
Olivier at $l55; 2 lots to NJ. 2. Funkhouser, at
1925 each 2 lots to VIM. Mckeever, ut $l15
each; lot to Levi Shafer, at $95: lot to W.
F. Asst, at s92 lots to Dr. J. NJ. Hanger, at
81 each; lots to f. Shafer, at sG6 each;
dot to w. F. Asst, at $50; 2 lots to DR.. J. NJ.
Hanger, at $50 each; lot to Levi Shafer, at
$50. 10 lots agglegating sl,35l.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-07-27

DYSPEPsIA.-Americans are particularly subject TO
This disease and its effects such as sour stomach
SICK headache, habtual costiveness heart burn wa
ter brash, coming up of the food, coated tongue
d1sagreeabe taste in the mouth palpitation of the
heart, and all other diseases of the Stomach and Liy-
err Two doses of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will re-
eye you at once, and there positively is not case
IN the United States it will not cure If you donbt
this, go to your Druggist, w R. Tyree, and get a
sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
10 cents. june 1-3m
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At a special meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Augusta National Bank of Stanton held on the
22nd of july 1876, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: 5 as-
Resolved. That the members of this Board have
received with sincere griefthe intelligence that on
Ine SlSt OF this month"; at Capon Springs. Thomas K
Menefee departed this ife and wth:sad hearts thew
received the fact that his place at this Board is va
cant forever.
Resolved, That removed as he has been in the
prime or life and from career OF usefulness and
success achieved by his own energy and talents the
Joss OF such man is cause of general as wen as
Individual sorrow. The community has been de-
prlved OF an enterprsing, upright and pulic spirit
ca o1tlzen many in our midst have lost their best
friend and adviser; we, as members of this Board
nave lost an Intelligent, courteous, liberal minded
ana faithful associate: and, each and of us mourn
lor MIN as genial companion warm hearted
friend and q man always actnated by the instincts
ana principles OF true gentleman. But whilst we
gr1eye that we shall see his face no more, we take
comfort from the assurance that he died in the com
munlon OF the church. and as we trust "in the
comfort OF a reasonable, religious and holy hope'
OF mat rest which remaineth for the people of God
Resolved, That to his family bereaved indeed of
the comfort and Joy OF their daily life, we tender
our s1ncerest sympathy and we commend them to
the God OF the widow and the fatherless and pray
that HIS favor and smile may rest upon them.
Resolved That as mark of our respect for orr
deceased associate and friend, will in body at
tend his funeral. - ~
Resolved, That the Cashier communicate COW
OF these resolutions to Mrs. Menefee and cause
them to be published in the city papers
H. W. SHEFFEY, President.
D. A. KAYSER, Sec'y.
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c. A. Richardson sells the best Syrups and
Molasscs low for cash.
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c.. A. Richardson sells the cheapest and best
COTTON YARNS. Nsgp Standard brands.
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All goods delivered free OF charge by
G.. c.. WHEAT.
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Rev Ii. A. Upper,
d. D., of Richmond, will preach on next Sab
bath morning and night in the Baptist church
OF this city. DR.. Upper is Corresponding
Secretary of the Foreign Mission Board Of the
Southern Baptists. and is distinguished for his
learning and ability as a Thcologan, and for
eloquence and power as a pulpit orator. In
the morning his subject will be 'slIite Boxes. -
C. A. Richardson sells the best FLOUR for
familY use. ny. Ene1m hn11.eZ ac0rrnnteG
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS. 1.-The Board of Su-
pervlsors for Augusta county met OH Thurs
day last. President Paris, acting as Commit
tee, reported that on the settlement from 1871
to and including 1885, the sum in the hands of
the treasurer subject to the order of the coun-
ty was So, 1897. The receipt from the dog
TAX was 81, 96s, and out Of it was paid the
sheep fund, s76s.2l, and for listing and for
scaips sl9lS7. The dog tax was derived as
follows: Beverly Manor, $500; Middle River,
s94l North River, 1892; and Pastures, sel6.
The county printing for the ensuing year was
awarded to the Vindicator. B. F. Cox was
awarded the contract for painting the ia: at
$50 5. A. East, w. II. Rush and w. A. Rnr-
nett were appointed committee to get plans
1or ilre-proof vaults for the county and circuit
court rooms.
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The DOG LAW IN AUGUSTA COUNTY FOR
lS75.-The following statement shows the
number of dogs listed, the amount of taz
realized by the county, and the number of de-
linquent dogs in each district
Beverly Manor-Male dogs, 400; tax, $500.
Female dogs, 6; tax, $50. Delinquent, 191.
Middle River-Male dogs, s2e; tex, 1926.
Female dogs, %; tax, Sis. Delinquent, 1919.
North River-Male dogs, $50 !; tax, 5000. Fee
male dogs, 3; tax, SIS. Delinquent, 9s.
South Rivcr-Male dogs, 755 tax, $500. Fee
male dogs, 40; tax, 5000. Delinquent, 3o3.
Riverheads-Male dogs, 10Y tax, s7O7. Fe-
male dogs, 81; tax, sls5. Delinquent, 95.
Pastures-Male dogs, 4ol; tax, s49l. Fe-
male dogs, %; tax, $ll5. Delinquent, 80.
After deducting delinquents, AMOUNTS paid
for sheep killed, Treasurer's commissions and
other expenses, there was balance left in the
treasury of s2,7l4.37, which was ordered to be
turned over to the general fund for 1875
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1t isa pleasure to Show goods at
G, c. WHEAT's. Augusta st.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS. july ~. is7s.
AIDES.

liza DIEIS. -.I1-7--- !
Adams, miss Mary Ramsey, miss Sue
Salianan, mrs Bridget Reynolds, mrs Josie q. g
Lhfisllah, mrs Kate Smith, mrs Fannie
noPhLs, u W Smith, mrs Mary
lewis mrs charlotte Smith, miss Mar
Lee! Lee, ihrS Harriet Smith, miss Electra
III !tchel, mrs Becky Stuart, mrs Rachel
naliief, mrs Maggie Thom miss Jennie
Moon, mrs Phebe Thomas miss Sarah - ,,tf 3.
1ENIl1EMEN. il m4
Aldr1dge, Alexander Jourdaiu, DIR p H. . p,
BeardSley, Henry Mcdowell, John -'a 'r :
Banks VIM Muros Joshua ff{s5 go
Engleman, John Wells, James
Eckley, OF Williams, Thomas .Iilt
Godney, M
The above letters, if called for within thirty DAYS
will be sent to the dead letter Office Persons calling
for them will please say that theyare advertised.
s. M. YOSr. P. NJ.
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CoFFEEs CoFFEEs !, CoFFEEs !. Rio
Iagr agra, old Gov. Java, &c.. for sale cheap,
by C. A. RICHARDSON.
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UNAVAILABLE letters remaining in the P. o.. stanton
Va, July 81, 1876.
Miss B NJ. Morris, Stanton Va. !.
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They Ratify.

THE SOvEREIGNS MEBT-THE LEADERS
ORATE-TILDEN, HENDRICKS, REFORM AND
GARDEN SEEDS THE THEME--A LARGE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY S. Y. SOUTH
ALL, JOHN PAUL, HON. JOHN II. HARRIS,
GEN. ECIOLS AND COL. JAMES Ii. SKINNER.
Z, large meeting for the purpose of ratifyng
the st. Louis nominees was held in the Court
House on Monday last. 1t was largely attend
ed--thc room being packed, both gallery and
floor
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Staunt0n Market. July. -

corner of Main and Augusta Streets
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-29
OFFICIAL.
Application for Patent
To the Racine Mine.
NOTICE No. 3IS.
u. S. LAM OFFICE.


U. >. LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, January6, 1876.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j.. C.
IN Bateman. whose postofice address is San
/ francisco, Cal, has this day filed his appli-
cation for y patent for twelve hundred linear
feet of the Racine mine or vein bearing silv r.
with surface ground two hundred feet in
width. situate, lying and being in Eureka
Mining District. County Of Eureka and State
Of Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this
office as Lot No: s., in unsurveycd lands.
The exterior boundaries Of raid Lot No.
50 being as follows, to-wit:
Variation l61g deg. east, commencing Mt n
post marked No. l, y. S. Survey No. 81,
whencs the flagstaff in the town Of Eureka
bears N. 81 deg. % min., +. 1854 feet. The
berrss. 3 deg. A min v. 4,!loo feet; post No. |
of u. S. Survey No.40, Sentinel Lode. bears :.
3 deg. j. min. w 4,Z7j feet, and the muin
shaft upon tho Racine Lode bears \. q. deg.
W. $40 feet; thence running ). eats deg. ".
thence n. n deg. W. LOO feet to post marked
No. 3, U. S. Survey No. 81: thence N. Sblq
deg. Il. 100 feet to pest marked MOI. T.. ).
survey No. 80. and thence ). Y deg. +. l,2@
feet to post No. /. the place of beginning, con-
timing 5 5l-lW ncre..
This claim is bounded on neither end by
! any known claimants; the pearest mines are
! the Belmont and Peoria lodes.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
/ in the Recorders Office of Eureka Mining
| District. page III. in Book Il Of Eureka Dis.
\ trict Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely am
/ portion Of said Racine Mine or said
| mining ground as hercinbefore described, arc
| required to file their adverse claim with the
| Register of the United States Land Office, al
! Eureka, in tho State Of Nevada. during thu
| sixty days perioo of publication hereof. OIL
\ they will be barred by virtue of the proyis
| ions of rhe Statute.
JAZZ Oh ID. 3. lMMEL, Register.
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MTSCELLANEOUS
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES,
DR. pjsPEN

* DR.. ciRRoN's D!sPEM-
IA sAkY. So; S2s kEAE en- y ST..
HS&sAeA cisco. Private entrance on Com
EE8&3 mercial street. Established in
ioA, Tor the treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrh9a, Glcet, Structure,
syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Inipoteney, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, end liberated Legs. etc.. successful
ly treated.
Dir. GIDBON has the pleasure of announ-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe, and has re.
sunied practice.
The doctor has spared neither time moi
me ney in seeking out new remet,ies, and has
| returned with increased facilities for the allie
| Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF self
! abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexua,
indulgence. is practiccd by tho youth OF both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produce
ing with unerring certainty tho following
| train of morbid symptoms, unless com bated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sali0w
c0untcnance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the
%rustling of leaves or rattling Of chariots, UNI
easiness about the loins, weakness of the
limbs. confused vision. blunted intellect. loss
Of confidence, difidence in approaching stran-
gers, q dislike to form new acqualntanccs. O
disposition to shun society, loss OF memory
| llluHlCs uAu tOVh VI oltANho soONe ~ 49,
hectic Pushes, furred tongue, fetid breath
coughs, CONSUMPTION. night sweats, mononia.
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, Ell
thor in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode u
treating this disease. which never fails OF
e~fFecting a quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dir. Glib
BON, stating case, symptoms, length Of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
By inclcsing Ten Dollars coin in a regis
tered Iettcr through the Postofice. or
through Wells. Fargo i. Co.'S, a package OF
n~l~licine will be forwarded to any part OF the
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this al
vertisvment in.
All communications strictly confidential
Address DIR. j. T. GlBBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
iyl IL
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NOTICED!

TO JAMES DUKER AND Gus. GOULD,
i or their grantees: You are hereby mott
fed that 1 have performed labor ON the Muir
ray mine, situated In Sprng Valley, Spring
Valley district, Eureka county. Nevada, to
said mine, as set opposite tho respect ve in
~terests according to the law Of Congress OF
tho United States, approved May 10, ia72. and
the several arts amend atory thereo and sup
follows:
Feet. Amount.
James 80 81 30
Uus. 40 w
X. Il. Observation-Disclosures ..j0l 80 10
That unless within ninety DAYS yon pay
your proportion OF sail amount your interest
in said mino will become my propertr.
k. O.. HENDERSON,
Eureka New. Jan. II, 1876 jnl2S0d
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SAxFRANCIsCo, Feb. 10, 1875.
The abeve-salA is hereby postponed, to
take place on SATURDAY, March 1. 1875, at
f2Otd Z. r. BUNKER. Sec'y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-29
s.ii1t
W HOLESALE LIQUOR
ESTABLISHMENT.

TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
1 the public that Notwithstanding l have
quit the retail business, | still continue my
Wholesale liquor establishment, having
removed my oihee to tho BRICK BuiLp.
ING fronting on Buel street. The bnest
liquors in quantity, and case goods in great
variety constantly on hand. Mt Twins. rates.
also hold myself in readiness to dol gen
sraI contracting business. The highest casn
prices paid or checks, coal receipts, ana
good paper. ,spStf FRANK ABAblE.
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NOTICE.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE
EUREKA Co., NRv., December /, 1913.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
Taxes of Eureka county, Nevada, for tne
year 1873, has this day bsen deposited WIN
the District Attorney of said county. ana
that. unless the ~delinqucnt taxes thsro,h
oficio Tax Receiver OF said county WITHIN
twenty days from date hereof, suit will pc
commenced by the Dietrict Attorney for tns
- X. L. CHASE,
n County, Auditor.
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SAKY, No. 623 KEAKNY ST.,
corner Of Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com
morcial street. Established in
, 1876-06-12
CROPS.

correspondence Qf las Tribune,
WICHITA, Kan, june 5.-Thu wi,lter-Whcat In
Central Kansus ia very good. Harvest has con,-
mencrd in the southern counties. TI,cweathor
hus been cool, md rains seasonahle for ui crops.
Corn anl oats louk well. The area pluwc,l of
solserouud Is fur beyond a]. precedent. Every
cifort 10 n'adc to got us much breaking donc III
poshible., The great success that has attended
whoat ralsinE III this rtg'nn, nnI thu good prizes
Tor Wheat, otsaslon tlsts zeal. frtft-trccs ars
donG well hut tlia wacll-erop IN some toc,lties
Is moderate, owing I, frost III March. A large
number Of good SETTLERS hayc cofuc IN, and laid
IL In demand. j. A. b,
CLlNToAvJLLB, IT,, Jnnc t0,--lne lru,t-crop
promised IN the spring 10 he largu; hut I'LL kinds
lAyc act very thsly Oh thu trees. mud the pros
pe':t now ls, that tho crop will he rather sinlll
The weatt,ur has hecn quito wAr1M within the
past two or three weeks, and oec,.slona! showers
hasc prevailed, causing corn, sn.a!l grain, and
Erass @ to grow very rapidly, md thu prospect Tor
t!1esa crups is good Potato~bugs havo nude
Their appearance hsre III lArge numbers; and /.
WV! DC necessary tn spend good deal Of tilnc
ahu nss parl9-gFcch 1ulte plcntitully, In order
tu rQIbt q cr0n u tuberH,
, 1876-06-12

the State n great wnne, and II he Ind hive hccn
of my advantage to tic public ln the meantime
lie would not object. Richardson owed the State
$4,000 fos Tho conv!ct-labor hc had already
Increase sthc debt. The speaker would not
hare the eonvicis maintained IN i.llc,css, hit lie
wnuld have them work nnrublc improvements.
such rs the digging nf canals and tic exclusion
Of The fncittlca for public commerce.
es A I1sa peak e" iIt ia s S 'pPsn's saTs as e tas
sldcrcd tile interests Of rapital and labor
identical, and had done hIs utmost to make
It 20. II 1t WIS not made so the 1ahnrcrb wonld
be tn hsamc, aa he feared would be illustrated In
the construction Of tlre new Court-llousc. The
question was, should the Court; ;llonse l,e built
should meet It md demand thcir rights,
and In the future should pay more
attention to eeeurlng,a proper REPRESENTATION
tn the law-lnalsing h0dles. In thu past capital
Ind In the City Council, and that whcn the city
was rrndy IN b,. its part II tho .Couft-Ilouse
that tue interest Of the working rlassea would
suffer. lit hoped to see the meeting aIlour,
Until larger nttcmlanre could be hal,
Mt. Sims followed In a few remarks, adding
Richardson, that he was In tic city In lcnguo
with restasn kto1le nleti md was spending hlA
mNncy III hr1tng the County Commissioners 10
secure their v0tes and Che contraet for the
Court.ttoilso work,-tp take the labor on the
wurls out VI tile hands Of the honest laborcrs Of
tho city.
Speeches were made BY Mr.. Gilmore and
others, nftcr which the meeting adjourned until
Thursday. evening at Tur,lcT Hail OIL West
Twelfth strcet.
Mcaars Dolmnn, Gilmore, Afct;ilycry, Dali,
and bernard, werc appointed Committee Ut
strrctrd to invite the Building Committee oi
the Board to bc present..
, 1876-06-12
0TTUMWA, "A.

Gbecfd3 cofrsSpondencd u Ths T1bknt.
0rroAwA, H., juno 10.-Early yesterday
morning the cltlzcns began to assemble at tho
lligl.school room, to witness the graduating
exercises Of q class consisting OF seven, az fol-
lows: Misses Dallto burton, Mary Z. Hamil.
ton, Eya NJ. 1loldy, Adm Washburn, Laura
Warden, Lucy Washburn, and Mr. john 2. vii
linus. BY 10 a. M, tue appointed hour, the
rtn,m was crowded with people. The mcnbcra
of tue class acquitted themselves much to tho
satisfaction OF all concerned. Tho programme
eonslsted Of addresses, essAys, recitatsons, unu
music. During tie o1erllsea Prof. Wilson
Palmer, tho retiring Superintendent OF the
sct'oola, was presented IN elegant gold witch
by tlie citizens, aud handsome set OF Wasll.
ington 1rying's works by thu teaclters; each of
which was accompanied ny very neat and nppro-
.pTlate presentation speeches.
In tae afternoon tho Republican Judicial Con-
vention Ut tALs tile Sucond District, convened
vt the Court House, fur tho purpose of nonllpat-
Ing Circuit Judge. Thu Hon. Robert sluan,
Of Kensauqu1, tho present Incumbent, was nom
mated by exclamation. Z. N.
, 1876-06-12
MICHIGAN ITEMS.
ISnkctaf Tnt

Spectd+ correspondence Or The 1FftHne.
LANSING, Mich, june 10.-The State Board
Of Agriculture met at tho College ths week.
The only business donc related to the auditng
OF accounts and improvements ut the College,
A call has been issucd by thu Prohibition
party for State Convention to be held In this
city, Juno IS, on tho basis Of five delegates for
each Representative III tic Legislature, Gen.
Green Clay Smith, the nominee for President OF
that party, will be present md addresa tho
meeting. T. 8. Cobb, Of Kalamazoo, is mcn-
TONED by tho Democrats for Ueutenan.- goy-
ernor.
Threa volunteer delegates 60 from this city to
Cincinnati, to accompany W. y. George, tho dis
trlct delegate. Mr.. bingham and Capt. Nc
Gowns 20 direct, whtlo Gen. Ely will proceed
th!ther via Washington. W, 3. George per-
iueaced BY Blngha,n mi! Ely. AtcCowns vii!
work for Drletow. Gen. Ely INV faYnrs I[aycs
IN the adultery case ut tic Chapman Huiisr
IN thls city, mentioned Inst week, the crrinE
III n1 aS sf enI h havq r eson SEysn By
.. Il. Crane, charged With rapc, pleaded not
guilty, ami his trlal !s now IL pr0gress,
In the htontcalin Circuit Court, Emory Chaso
tn hinrch last}, aud sentenced to State rrlsui
Tor three years. John u. Hooker, for con-
sp!raey to 0ufraud In the purchase III lumber,
received two years. term fl the sumo Lustltu.
tion,
Tho Grand River Boat Club will participate In
the Detroit and Toledo regattas With 8 barsu
crew Of nine men.
A decision has bcen rendered In the Supreme
the indian Ring. An lnlian naiicd jacob II
bhawboose Ennt!o contract With Hill antl Gam
bic for the tilnbur on 10 acres Of land patented
hy tho GENERAL Government to tho Indian, who
, 1876-06-12
cl!hT0NVtLLE ANU ElGlN.

CLtNToNvlLLs, ILL.,, juno l0.--fhe Free
Methodist carp-'necting, oil their grounds
southeast of Clintonyll!e near Wayne Station,
will commence Juno 81, and last ono week.
Twenty recent eonverts Of this Church wcro
baptized In tho river, ut Clintonvllc, last Sun
tlay. About 600 pcrsons witnessed tho performs
alleo Of tllg ritz.
butter factory now receives 10Goo pu poand. "a ~
milk per day, which IL moru thal, my other fae-
tory III tho United Btntc8 receives.
:. Elgln has concluded ut last to observe tho
Fourth of July with an oid.fashioned basket
to 5oin with them III making II pleasant ocra-
stun.
NOW paper is about to be started in Elgin.
Y will be n daily, believe, md published by
Dl1t tlfu at TINT place. E.A.P,
, 1876-06-12
CONVIC-TLANOR,

IN answer to call, tho workingncu OF ths
West Slde met In mass-lnect!ng ut the old GloDe
Theatre last evening. The attendunca wis
s.all, owing to the lteat Of the day and the want
u notice Ut the llirctlng.
Ihe meeting WIS called to order by T. T. Ma,
honey. G. N. Newlanl was elected Chairman.
anA james McSVhiston was chosen Secretary.
John Mctillvcry, President Ut the stone.Cut.
ters' Union, stated tho object Of the meeting,
protesting against tho employment Of convict.
labor ~ thc cutting vi thu Btone for the new
Court-!lousc. ilr sald theru was . powerful
"EIogh at work, q. Haiel, H. s. Richardson
was at the head, looking to taking bread
House work, He was now liz thc city and ma.
nipuating aud spending money tu the interest Of
getting tla work. LII had done The l4lotefs of
, 1876-06-12

9HF3NE7 E|ESf.
Ihe Trustees Of 4 CERTAIN school near Norwich
netns 10 want OF Il teacher tlluught thu test stcp
to bc taken ~as ~ advertise. ffAying dune this
they received host OF written applications, and
tho next move was to compare the various Eanl-
writings. They HOW selected two OF three OF
tile beat specimens, and then semi request tn
thrir authors fur their photographs. Thls hay.
tng becn readily complied With, their ta4l move
WIS TO choose tho Eanlsonscst felIow smoug
them and sonu for him to como On, which IL
did, 10 their unbounded aatIsiaetiou.