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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice.

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
G,IEgEIIII eognr OF rHE roUnrn IuDI.

kEoai. . =. 8Egusf Term A d. IT.
Eaaale kAo y. 81. " Eslo < farr.e n ssv1r-n
On ne t1ov@ sDtlaed decree n dlvsrrn 4 ia - a.
9-Tsa nat decree of dsor-e frun1 the hercn a .s
hooS p entered u f4sor of NJ Mai1 Eas " ~ a.
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eofsse = o@ n41e abslse AFR ~ ez5irznsa sf AZ
e19Stls from lie Gate of d@crs~ spoa czasrinses
si.e ne terms shsEsof unleas sasnt eszss sai sggaE
By ne Cart Yrkxx rrrrr
c7erk C1c1it cours fth 1seIrsai frrrsis
S47 EEil, Ka1a. August ia Iss7
hssetJ csFufy that ne f1rexuinz /. true ara fa-fsl
epy q the original deeree IN fne as.e ertsIee cuans
sT Or Eie IN fks clsFks Ces Of fhs Crest frt sf ~
@Sssf-a - So9Ae>l t3rees< FRANK EIEDT
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
(,IEer;I1rI, eeg ET OF THE youHrH 5rBI-

RAsai, a., August Tern. fE-7
loesles- -
On tas soys eltts1 leI ssr divorces s : sor ordered
Ia eserse q ciyores from baa4 q aatrsnaa1 -
e-f1 - I1yDr q he ead Aka. fsr ne u 1e o.
es ~ ezDfAt1Dn o. ~ Hn1nsAs f1a Gass ef LAn
spoo cS1rlAacs atn fha i.Fzns Eherss aEiraa
S1nnearst el1ss sfAAi 4gp4ar 10 khs eanfrmry.
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L.s efoss - he 1orsrreaf aAzsEts sad Kaokea E
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ean - este - us ORDER, Ehat al pernsus sFSf-
sss - 4si1lg 1z s1zas nsgw easas why na9 1iTsrrs
~ ne Cart EEAHK afED1,
C1ekk czrcaft Gear 4EA Indeaal cssgull
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MsnGlmAi. Anrusf sLa. ils1-
AsfsDy cefsify nat fls fsrnTpu9 = an1 fA41-
= sJ = ~ orix31Ai 1eeres Il lha <zaa aazss
1cE 1r - ~ - fIeFNh Qcs ~ c1retl celrI % H9
se1rtH Jreitzas csFeaeG FMAME HLHpE.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

Els ExoSlleacy General Co1aly, sAe new
American Nll5s4S-. vas received by HIS Ms
geSsy yesterday. 4 fall &o>olai ot sle pCa-
oeea5z,ss o. La; asc4ssaz WI, be foaz3 II
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

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yr=sssz So gsp ta.7aet ssHaA1s tie Fcc q A -
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
Death Of M. Thiers..

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1as E-sasA Rzzrl1l5,- 5ls5 IN Nscl5sy, 11z II.
sf Ss.as-1e,s-s aged - ya4rz zo5l..rz III L
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sr4sEz-Bzsi,a 1a44 his ds11h LIS 6zs,s-zzs,5.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

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fzs rrsaa 80 Aszrt HAAS. -, ~ sst sc apaSe So
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81 MOTT SNTrty. N.glSsss 81 ;2e Gagavsal.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

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az=isr1=- c- E=-1s EaaE a=aasd H--=ElzaE
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

nF No CreiiI for Passage Money. "a
Tickets as the Office only
Nc hxrGA VII ee casasred as sAksa until pAIttos Not
rss9Szs1s sar unmarked SSsSss Any Freight Par
eS,s =zAsSS rssssF.ss3 Hor-
FreiSkt Money Dzs sa Demand.
g. slssTa Els - Hs&Se have the Steamer reach
ao5o-- tie sVs=ag os ;As day sac Leaves Maui
SAMUEL c. WILDER, Aseai.
oso< Si.s EnSsr Ca Of Fort & oEesn streets
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

ne l>satinS rTpsses ryF. MAsssssl se ~ tss osAce
prsuz as Tnr TsS~sH.r sszsessr or~." ArFts.ssea'
4. ~ Hnsae o. Inc tntazAog Niace.
~ 81 J. MOTT SMITH. Nl-tsser * tnFe7rNF.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

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r es st rvae Anesssz a. ssr tapt easzzer % A,sss
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
WEDNESDAY, SsPTgNBER se. 1877,
To the Isubitc.


THE undersigned has undertaken so edit the
H,wArlAx GAZETTE, and. unless the demands
.! his private business should prevent, viii
coa,inne in charge Of the Editorial hep~'f-
rneai during the remainder a Mr.. Wh''ney's
connection with the paper, viss uO;3l The end
Q; the present wear, In nSSis's this announce
raoat the undersigned wishes his FRIENDS and
the plblic generally 70 understand distinctly
:ha, be has no intention q giving M, even
fog trae. il,e practice II his profession.
Tl&; in his permanent eoospsiioa and call
ing In life be viii ooalaae 10 follow 1t as
usaal
OF the policy 70 he pursued in ;he Editorial
coaiucs Of the paper j, is nos pr1posea to
sneak here in detail The writer's opsaSoas
On the various matters ot public interest Stec'-
IN, tins community viii be made sufficiently
manifest as these matters co-ae rs for dis
cnsSsoa from tiae 80 sme in the columns II
tins loaTgAl.
To present the news Of the week in the
rauss complete and satisfactory manner thSi
cur limited space will Sllow, and 10 treat all
yaSsserS re9airiTs eiisoysAl ooaaaaea' in E.sa:-
nsz az oaoe independent caaisd, SMl ooUE-
ieaas. will he the writer's coaSsAa; aim.
CHARLES 7. RopGERS, MD,
Ho0olalE. Sept, 26. lS-7.
~Ix the course of human events " !, hAs
oo-ae - pass thai the newspaper has become
sn &rticls of pg5aae and indispensable g-eoeSs-
Siy. and the editor = combination of pablIc
servant and public beaeSsotov which 10 civil
izea caamuaisr c4a Go without Daring O.;
editorial lgcQEaseasy il w1ll be our sim Il
make the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE IS lseiR. IS
possible 40 al. legitimate Interests, bushes:
and otherwise. u this country. In ;1-is land
Aale ea&esvov We ask the assistance and CO
operation Of any and all Urho rasy Zee, disposed
- lead hand We shall be es pecs&lly
pleased 20 receive information and sgsss s.son:
bearing upon the leading industrial aa3 pro
Gse.ivs Interests .: the ooaa;Ty, saSa as sugar
weol. grazing, esc. We shall ea3s&veE :,
pzt all SaoA . good ass, and - s2A&e on
columns Interesting a-5 valuable 10 al classes
. q our Community.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
GREAT EASTERN
a u CTEoN HoU SE!
60 Fort Street. Honolulu.
LEGAL NOTICES.
6,IRcrrr oeuRT OF THE FOURTH JUDI.

v LIELIII.
kz1&. AugGs; Tern A D. 1877.
Kz1Ez4 ~ Et<ltAnt for e1Eo-cs "a IoanI l. H5esise
In lAe above emitted lhl for divorce, ordered
Az- decree q dvorre fT0a bonds of rztriuony Be
sEs-s L fxsO- q the s5 K4lEnA for ez1sa u he
1czi-s-y q tss SD Io made after rb
sxp-z-'o1 q 81 Eonths frozn date Of sh decree
Ep01 cszV4Dcs Elth EbeFeDf unlsss sufceut
case st-zl zrpsz- tEs oztr1rF.
AID lJ5z1t 3 orosrsd pEtlkh z;testcd eopy Of
rs o=s- II re GoTe-uEnt Gazette ard E1okoA fr 81
s5onssSTs EeskE TIE ErSs psaczG0a 70 Be wIthn ose
nah frc1 shs czts q ss orte- thai persons inter-
ssss nay E1 81 1oafns steE ezoss Ehy sid decree
skoz5< -: b oscs Ehsoizts
By .Ae Cozr-- FRANK BTNDT
Cse-k ctrrzii CourE 81 Judicial Csrcaif.
SE=lEzll, kszz4s A9E1.; Sc Iss7,
Ss~Ei~El. Ks1zi. August slh is77
ssrssZ esEtfE fhzi he fgrsg0iEg IS 4sd faith.
fl cg q t5F 1-sxi S-esss algTe saaued ezu.s
&c n he clzT<E oEes e The C1reult lsrt ot
:hs F1-r-z g81s-zzl Ctrrzx FRANK gErUT
Sc s. cser< csrgSi; c0urf 4ih J7dicial Circuit;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
SrPRElaK CoTRT-IN EarrTY-AIoap

SIPREMK COTRT-IN EQTTTT-A !. c4ET-
~ . kI6HT- TrzE1ss of the Kzz1fe Ct Hsury " POoF
1-csEse<- X PfBehzEz Eoo1 azd -sss. nnd r. "
Hz.eklsoG Ps.ztzoa Ear forechaurs-
Szr-ezs Cert Ezzzzsza IsEz5cz
70 ~ G RErke. Esq AArxt4l q The Hawaiian IaEznds
o. Ia DeS5Gy-Gseeazg
Yes cozzzzass1, bT or5sE Of he Hoaorssss A.
Erz1e>s gz@1- szses q lie sEprss C0srt- and Wee
C-oszi1o<. - sz=so5 u. Psrass WOOD May ss se.
Aod r. q EEte1alc. q H0oslsiE sefsEd4ats bs srd
x- s@fSrs hia, ne as0Fess Jzas= A. bis c7asnbefsla
Ss Oar Eo7ss u tie CITY u Eo1s4Ea. Iz11 d Ozbo.
% FIszsy lie IN 6sg q November nsIt. % oc5ock
a N. . s50T ezzss Ehy tie przFsr q AisEzodes J.
tz-EHS1 Ir1s-se sf t1s eSl2te q Hsrry r Poor De-
cezse15 coz2sEst EoosSc ~ - grantsc D1gszznt
lie rag q ~ ~ 1f e11rAz-nf hereto asEsxs1,
AZ s2Fs gos Lea ters ftis WIZ Eth fan ret1rn o.
y1cr Er8eess1lzss t5ersSz-
S-2snE TIE Hssaorzo1s Frz1cs g11f T1saies q ne
Il q =zpTs-1E cgsgt Ho1os1as, IA lsfh fzy cf
$50. z BARNARD. cserk.
he-s1J ee-rfy iazt ne fsrszszx oopT q ths
erzs g1szo-s Ese6 /. TIE Esp-ezs Dsrt q tns Eipg-
e0z-
n sisDszs SseEsef hzTs bsFsss0 ST ~ LzD1 and
Il - Es11s t1s 1d 11g 0fgEiT. s. D. Is77.
GSs In ". &. PsEKE. EarrEag
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

IL EulrEH 81 EtaIl-r Z rsIn-sr Inns 1-1r
=nars Esnsl1-a aurrn1T zis aIE lrazHzlaE -s-
-vrr-luls IL @raL =IIHl-I1a s-=E1ak
Mr. -ssu-urL Es1ng ssaEzs-E -lli1aI
wnza y zl1lnL me 1na 1u-n 1la -lAs zaaar 4-1aa
=mr-arE IA aiu-H1r mrEnElBtlH1la1 11IL -AlIIF
l.sssa ~ In -uinnt @1l1lnllaE
lrf n aAA llslH Ru-t lnI-@r IA -=-tr- III
e. Liz r
80 znnlaar III H-t1 liz n In az51l
~ = aun KlrsrnlTsz. znH Ut @zlzEr1zr lE-
- 90 E-ET EE-E
M-nlMunr III FaE=AaEr AA-EsAE-s aA1 inss-1n-
-ruu-=u.uas zf Eal-=rz A1aaz zEGizE-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

M S@larra- ssanzzzhaaiuzusf AZ ~ cai
au-ln- lar acnr1 El1A. ziErad. II zmH nr u 4 Frs
-amr-nn4- = IL Ia tE-H-A4. M-IaAMgar " EHnazuu-sa
lF'EzzElarzs -Hala1-=zzaHrs <sslE zE-- HE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE!

.EEk c. Brewer l. Co.-Agents. ia
- -Sr-r111E k<r1zEz-1E1EH A1EAFa 1s snakAz-
.As4 s-s4Es k1t szs e 1 E-s. Eosl HsEsf ass
ss- EsrsaE-cs 3 SsE Ss5frE- S.s-az, SsE Ts-k 11S
1&-s- EAf-H-- Szrss- AZ Casa A4F1zss- E1.s-
E4+zr G EzEEEz Co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

rrsfSa nv sA~spee rraa sAas HIas.aSa,, or ", y
sns- pgi sss a. Gsrsgucs es TIE ss'Aas a. eaAa
tSn. .. gsaNtSfS, tso~e-rcs ., oase.
,ssvrrae-'s ossra. Roaolaiu, Sept Il. isss, So
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

M --=zz=E I'm El1 asar -1sz GzRssllsI =-Hn Ia
-arr -llara az E1Ez H1lt r1IIl-Sz1r Ssz.
sr.zlar a. an n. -sazaars=1a L E5lln1llk
=nnHua EVA III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29

And In accordance with Law. and an order of tis
board of DIRECTORY. made on the nth day Of April.
1871. - many share, Of each parcel Of such stock -
may he necessary. vii BE- soL at public suction. 81
the odnes Of the Company. Room ~ uayvard's
Buihing. No. CIV California street. Han Francisco.
calIfoniA, on THURSDAY. the SEVENTH Gthl
day of J NE, lrT, at the hour of Que O'clock y. 4. 0f
i.,ssthsf With costs of slvcfti.lnx AMI exp~nsrs "
m. .sls. W. X. DEAN, secrvt.y.
Onnce- Room 10 IIsywari's ~Buitiinx. No. tiy
California street. Fan tnsneisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
DELINQUENT SALRS.


- Location OF prtneipAl plAeo OF oosiners.
IAN Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice.-Therv are delinquent upon the fol-
msnt mo. 81 levied on the 9Th day OF April.
fsn. the several amounts Get opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol-
Iowa:
HsmRa. NO. Certlf. shs. AMI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29

And In accordance with law and an oruef
Of the board OF Directors. made on the 9th
dsy o; April, ISL. 80 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary viii
be cold at public auction, at the Office 81
the Company. ii9 California Itr-et. Room No. y
IIayw sri'- Building. San Rfane SEQ. CAliior-
MIA on THURSDAY. the Thirty nrst day o. NAY,
ISL. al the hour OF } O'Clock =. =. of said day.
In nav -sil delinquent assessment thefcon,
togethes with co-ts OF advertising and expenses
JAMES =. KENNEDY. seerstary.
Onice-ig California street. Rooms and y.
Ilsywari's building. SAN francisco. CAhiofnis-
mytt I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
NOTICE.

osALIp PRoTosALswILL ne RECEIVED
y BY the BoArd Of County Commissioner until
the 3oth day Of June, A. ID. 1871. for furnishing
hospital supplies seeosding TO specifications on
nls 10 the County Clerks once.
By order OF the Board.
J. r. MCFARLAND, County cisrh:
viYinA City. Nay ~. 1871. myiWa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
DIVIDEND NOTICE

nFYics nP rnr CALIFORNIA MINING
W Cshrpsny. ssn Francisco, California. Nay
Tn, tsy1.-,ts nse,in. Of The Bard Of u
rreior VI tho above named Company. held
THE day. . dividend mo. 49, 81 Two pollaS ~
May issh Transfer books eiossd uati he
%yio. Q. P. GORDON. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NrFIcE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
" Minirg Conipsny. tan Ffsnti.co My Z.
The above named Company. held ihis day. .
diyidc-d mo. 81 Of Two u Dollars pr share
wss deriared. payable on Monday. Nay itth.
Transfer boois clossd until Ma, 18Th.
psyi0 A. W nAvEkS. teeretsvv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees. made on the 9Th day
OF April. ls17, 20 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock - may be Necessary. Will
Company, Noon Z. No COL Caiifornis street, Ban
Francisco. California. on WEDNESDAY. the
30thday ofMay, 1877. al the hour ofa o'clock .. n.
OF zaid dsy. 10 pay raid delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs ol advertising and
expenses Of sale.
D. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Ofice-Room 4, No. 4Ol California street,
San Francisco. California mi2td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
DELINQUENT SALES
Avn kILyER MIN.

lEINr GOLD AND bILvEB MIN.
mi ING COMPANY.-Location Of principal
place Of business. san Francisco, CalifoniA.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. state Of Nevada
N~otice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
.owinsdescribed stock. on account OF assess-
ment mo. IN levied on the 9th day Of April,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders, a.
follows:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-13
Staunton, as a Swearing City.

at the Y. NJ. G. Association prayer meet
ing, Sunday afternoon, M. Isaac Henkle.
formerly of Botetouit, rose and sal he was
a stranger in our midst, and was not givel.
to public speaking, but he had felt at tai
meeting he must say something. There Wa
one evil in Stanton Existing to a create
extent than he had ever seen it anywher
efore IN his lie, and that WAS profanity
In passing along the streets he head NOR
blasphemous oaths on every square thar
he ever heard OH the court house square, @
che county he came from, on court day
when there were hundreds of people as
sembled. This, be thought. ought not t.
be, and he suggested it would be well fcl
the Association to establish all anti-sWear
ing society, in connection with it. ALAS,
said the speaker, in conclusion. "Wha
profanity shocks the ears of every pas
ser-by on your streets.'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-13

Mr.. John K. Smith of Harrisouburg, e..
W. q. Of the Sons of Jonadab of Virginia,
on last Monday night installed the officers
elect for this quarter, Of Excelsior No. 2,
s. of j. Of Stanton.
On Tuesday night District Deputy, VIM.
Hyde, with a party Of Good Templars of
this city instituted Middle River" lodge,
[. 0. o. G. L. at Verona and installed the
following officers: Chief Templar, J. W
Coley Vice Templar, W. II. johnson ;
Chaplain, n. J. Drumheiler; Secretary,
II. W. Moore Financial Secretary, j. w.
Campbell;' Treasurer, A. P. Wilkinson;
Marshal, W. E. Wilkinson; Inside Guard,
j. w. Gibson; Outside Guard, o. NJ. SUIT
ton. The new lodge commences with a
membership of about 20.
On the same night party Of Good Tenn
plars from Stanton " ent to Churchville
and conferred the beautiful degrees of Fl
deity and Charity on twenty-one members
The Churchville lodge has increased from
Is to Is members.
The Degree Temple of Stanton will
meet next Tuesday night in the hall of
West Augusta Lodge at u O'Clock.
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Restored to Attive Life.

There was great deal of Misunderstanding
done last Friday on the temperance OF
Mr.. John Paris, President of the Board of
Supervisors, and late clerk of the Court of
Appeals, on our Streets. Perhaps lie
thought, before the people had gotten
through with him, that it would have been
cheaper to have died some months ago.
when he had made up his mind to that eff
feet. Not great many months ago Mr..
Paris, who, in every position he has held
in the county in a lifetime, has had the af-
lection and respect of all, found that a can
GER on his face, which commenced fifteen
years ago, would shortly prove fatal. He
put his house in order and withdrew, as
far as practicable, from active life. Hear
ing Of some remarkable cures, made by a
DR.. Wollard, in Richmond, he went there,
and after interviewing many of the pa.
tients who had been cured, some of them
years ago, determined to try it himself
He engaged the doctor to come up to his
farm in Augusta and treat him, which he
did, charging him $3.50. He put a plaster
On the cancer, which, he said, was made of
herbs. Then came the tug Of war-the eff
fest Of the poison in the plaster reached
every fibre of his body, from the head to
the toes, causing agony SO great that
opiates were required. In few days diff
ferent changes, foretold by the physi-
clan, took place, and soon the healing pro-
cess commenced, the cancer sloughing out,
Of 10 ct II
lump. The wound filled up healtbily with
flesh as clear as an infants, and with hard
ly an indentation, and the beard grew
again over the spot. The general health
of Mr.. Paris is also fully restored.
: We publish these particulars for two
reasons: first, because every man in Angus
ia has a personal interest iii Mr.. Paris, and
second, to prevent his being Intercepted
to death the next time he visits Staunton.
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A DEsPERADo.-An ex-State prison con-
Wet, John Williams, eolored, was captured
by Constable A. Rusmisel and Deputy
Samuel A. Ferguson Oh the farm of VIM
A. Sheets near Waynesboro Thursday, up
on charge of theft. He was securely.
bound with ropes and left in charge OF
Deputy Ferguson and DR.. Myers when by
Writhing he burst the ropes and fed. DR..
Myers pursued him on horseback, and the
horse catching the spirit of the chase tore
through the woods biting and njpping al
the fugitive like a dog. Williams tired
down and Dr.. Myers leaped from his horst
and captured him. He is the same negro
who broke into Maj. Newton's store here
and was pursued and shot by Mr.. A. A.
Eskridge last fall but escaped.
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Senator Cochran.

The numerous friends Of Senator Coch-
ran will be glad to know that he is recoy-
ering as rapidly as could possibly be expec-
ted. A letter received yesterday by his
brother, Mr.. J. A. Cochran, says that he
is doing we'll and without pain except in
the paralysed limbs where to have a pain
is good symptom. His physician is DIR.
Isaiah White, a distinguished physician CT
Richmond, and Mr.. Garter Harrison, a
nephew, is in attendance at his bedside. It
ls3expected that he will be removed to
Staunton in a few days.
There have been received at the Staun-
ton post Office some religious tracts on sud
den death, struck by lightning, &C., direc-
ted to ''the family Of the late Senator A.
Is. Cochran" The well meaning distribu-
tor evidently was too prompt.
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gjDssssta ss:5aa.
STANTON, April 5,

blAUN wv TUT.
Flour-Extra. $3.50; Superfne, 81 10;
Family. $3.50. " heat-white, 1865;
red, S1.65. Gem, white, Acc; yellow,
46c; Oats 81 cents; Bacon, 93c (hog round);
Lard-10c; Salt-S2.0O; Sugar-1lc(0
l5c; Meal -boted, SOC; Molasses
-40c(0S1.O0; Butter-22c.; Eggs-10
cents; Timothy Seed-S2.00. Glover Seed
$500 $3.50; Potatoes, $lOO.
REMARKS.
We have to report an active wheat and
flour market, with considerable advance
in each. The prospects of war seems to in
crease; as it becomes more imminent-so
goes.the market. Corn has advanced cents
barrel, which is good for the farmers in
this section, as there is a large quantity in
the county.
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The Way to Fill the Churches.

There 9as some plain talk by that father
in Israel, A. M. Simpson at the Associa-
ton meeting Sunday afternoon. He COM
mented upon the Importance Of Christians
observing a strict walk and circumspect
conversation, and said that if every chris
tian in this city would walk clrcumspectly
the churches would not be able to hold the
crowds that would flock to them. Sin
ners, he thought stumbled more over the
Inconsistencies of church members than
any thing else. A member of a church in
the city told Mr.. Simpson that when he
looked at the conduct Of some OF the mem
bers of his own congregation, their ineon-
sistency in their daily lives, and their out
rageous conduct in dealing with even
there own brethren. he felt so discouraged
that he felt like leaving the church.
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DECISIONS FOR ODD FELLoWs.-At the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. now in SEES
sion at Richmond, the Grand Master ga We
q decision on an application from Staun-
ton Lodge, No. As. He decided that
brother can claim benefits for sickness that
occurred Is months previous to the claim,
though the brother had not reported him
self nor been reported, or, in short, that
benefits cannot be denied a brother in good
standing, if the case is clearly made out.
The Grand Lodge reelected J. Ii. Wa
ters of Staunton, Grand Chaplain and
Thomas 7. tsrowder of Staunton, was ap
pointed Grand Conductor
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ACCIDENT AT TINKLING SPRINGS

ACCIDENT AT TINKLING SPRINGS
On Thursday last, Mr.. Giles Reeves a
member of the Fishersyille amature troupe
while on his way to the Waynesboro' fes-
tival was badly hurt by a fall from his
buggy. The horse being frightened ran
away and threw Mr.. R. violently against
en- up unconscious, and remained so until
the next day, DR.. Dold was promptly sum-
moned, and found the young man danger
ously hurt, and for several days his friends
were seriously apprehensive Of the result.
He was however yesterday much better,
and considered Of of danger.