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h"fe!ass eac.len =" ~, ..,,.....' A.. .,a
'mhe'lltht "indoW t1 NO. ~, E!lzaocth street
Wednesday, night, hut were frightened OIL be-
fore securing any Sa'ua'lcs'
icof:e ST. .'4a's "ss eaPt','cu !as' evening W
OflIrer llaufcll"ldeF. charged with inc larceny
OF two books frDM +. r. Shcrluck's houk.sturc,
corner Of i,asa]]c mud Madison, streets.
.,..,,.. i. an, ,,,
Jnss'ce oeu''y ye"teeias se.'t o"t 'a'y II n',ss
van to the House ol Correction nKlcr $lm
ilpc Tor iisor,,crly CONDUIT, and Mary scI,nidt
nnd william Uljonncll tol1owcl viii $50 lfncs
.''" ,",|" ' 'N o"
for drunkenness. ...
Thrcs barrels nj whisky, containing IN alI IN
c,itm,s. were .tucp At I, 70 1a.t evening !r,m In
ta'o"'. 1'': r.,.a !. .,.s,,s u,,r s,,'," e, IN
lront III haretS y a'ctha nquuf s'o'e' S". Nv
Jackaon street, supposedly ~ SONS e*Irtss'nah
who was unusually hard.up for Job.
I. f,tr,.+i,a :J.ux,u -csI,,Inr a, tho cnrucr og
rortv..ix,h md l,u,tcraell streets. was ycstrr.
:r.s,,'., nj Il, .t,,,t,, \ rr,,.y ,,,,.
sas a.sFn' uea..tca s,.,s ;" s.1 tn., .h r4
, 1877-01-19
THE }iYDRA.HEADED ROCKFORD LIBEL.
-f<,F rlIv.,1 ~, \ n fhuuk


KoCHFunu, H., Jun. ls.--Tfc ttIggB.Dayto:t-
Alanloye hrui:h of tin Ti,nts. EARLY scandal WAS
finally witIcl here t,-,lay by tic Jury bringing
in u verdict Of nut guilty asainst dayton. This
,!cristun Is u remarkable unc, ina:mueli ri II
htsls that uuvtu,,. wI,u Was Afahluyc's partner
all lEir ti4nr wheM thu llltls against Mr. iFjges
wcrr published, was not equally holden With
Manluyc fer ths publication. In this case Mat-
loyr plrad..i guilty, ani WAS tucd ut the last
term Of court, Dayton, however, preferred
10 t,a,rl trial. anl rut In rs txtchuat-
tng circumstances that he was H.
EurAnt at the publication q! thp libclous
matter Until he nav the ilrst copy af his ncwe.
taper FROM the press III tilt morning VI puhli.
c,fion. 1t .lhl nut appear IN cyiic1lre that he
,nalu my effort to slnI the press or IntziiiF the
article, but tho luy did hut sceth to discriminate
III regard IL this. hut rather held that. Us Day.
TIN did MT write the artrIc, i!e should not be
punished fur lts publication. Tile result WIS q
treat surprsc Il, those who lad watched thu
1s.nrrli.I.s. THIS verdict dues not, In any way,
snstnin the IIhels againet Atr HEiggt, as Main
lovu las already been punished fur tl!eir publ.
ca,lon. II merely An'ws new phase III the law
III libel,
, 1877-01-19

rbc co]lec,or for tic Town of Bloom got his
book, Yesterday.
I,h, a,,,t,, ,,,, r,,x, wc,c,, por,cr verc nd.
John sanaei anu f.t,za csen lofass ,e "e,e "''
The County jail was Yesterday put in trlc-
x,',,, ,,,,,.a,tn, w,t,, m several tn,,rc
esapi'e .1.''"', "'',.. @''" WV" 7~>' ''>
aat'of1s ol 'he e'ts' .........
The Counfy Treas,1rcr sent $1tjDO0 over to the
fYtr rrrc,.,,rrr Yesterday from the collection Of
III +a."s l.. Snr.h Ch;,:3cn
rhc con.cst fur thc pntttton of administrator
Il, liz rsi"fe ri jnhn St,iai, wns settled ycstcr-
Hay IL y in thc Co,,nty Cour,. Thv willow trillmpl,-
Cd. Thc casr is to be appealed.
For year past y mas neen Im'c ~ tne ss,n'
tna C"nra to avoid 'nakinG la' aensenee1, ., & ons
Judge M,ilaa'he uoss ny atluetc - tEG iuH, ~
nc nnls''rs c csSts S.,T IVY ,o.. .t "hl"c, ~"
Thc Committee IN Public Charities Yesterday
rcn,rtcti in favor OF allowing bills uln,i.lntits to
sii,UtX, and ulso asking autlority 10 huy tho
~ romtya.t wss ct ior nj, tie sprs for the
yrnr. What will the contractors think OF such
;,rtion,
c, ,.,.., ,,,., ,,,,,,,x ,t
INC itan ury GAat'e' ...s" ;.ct ',.ns H. ~
Of JOIN McCabc anil final, named Howard,
so,,ti, Dcsniai,Ies STREET . fcw weeks agu. The
SsIaese wae rser .''vI Conloinis mi Ge In order TO-
,iav n,ml tu.,notr,,w.
"A, ~ ,,.., .,, .,.,.,. ,... ,,u ~,
Alexnndef 'oyd, waii, VII! , easI W. o. o.
trouble, Ha!l!hc ls,i:l Mltc's, HiopEft' ~ t' u
sec lhc sstateS Atturaey sIs't' it, l., ~ n.;.
started lr"n. wisconsin 10 US llohin ~ ffv',
tcncc, u. l., VIII thE'n!sn lishct, a.'
hatl ln.cl r1nnsa ny s"!,c ne. n ~ WI ~, ~
formed tat hts aaseesasy ala1 ncen alIest! amu
was H. jail, and l't whS ennnaras1fely huppy
lie will ~ befnES tlte tira Jury ,ti1aay aali
procure i1is 1Mlletment' cfch u "e Aa'ls u Hc1
his tlrkct back.
c. Gaubcrt, late ol the Glr,lncr House,
, 1877-01-19
cOTSWOlDS,

Sb<ciat Ntpdieh IL 1h4 1FlotHt
GraiSsYlgLp, ILL.,, Jan. ls.--Thc American
Cotswuld Association nlct In the etatc AEtteul-
tural roo,As to~s!ay antl elected the fullon lug
Association officers for the ensuing year: rresl-
dent, Il. G. Allvt,, uf iI1rrtstewn. ILL.,. Secrc-
tary, Alexander Charles, VI Cedar Rapids, la. :;
Treasurer, i. L. Miller, Ut Deechcr, III; Viec-
Presidents, ", =. King. of Minneapolis, Minn. :;
Sam t. Fru.a.vr, of Sherman, H.; II. e. Mcre-
.lith, of Cambridge, lu.l.; {. Il. Mattocks. Of
Portland, Me-; John Il. Cra!:, "f B,srn'lau,-
thorpe, can.; l3us.,ett l.oonals, Of Hartford,
ctnn.; Il. i: Cooper, nf Cuopcssburg, IA, :;
William 4. JONES, ut Uowerssilic, n; Fitch
b. stary, VI Staryyillv. H.; Frank Wilson, vi
Jucksot1, stsel,.; I. J. Mytillt,oM, Vt Cythiana,
n.y.; Is. L. Co<kril,. u Nashville, Tcnn.; Jo.
Beph harris, VI Kocl,ester.. n. y; Nuasell
Swaiwsk, u CurcuScstes, EpR Committees
In rulet, constitution, pic., weTc appointed,
and, after discussing informally the shecp inter
cats, the ConsrnttoA adjourned.
, 1877-01-19

T1B t0ONnAr FRAYEH.MEETtku
at Fnrwcll Hall yesterday was conducted by
Mes.ra. WhEttie and Stcbbfns. The Attendance
was large, ant the exeretsrn were marked by
great curnestnc*s und Religious fcryor. Tho
new ciloIr wete III the platform anl did exccl-
lent service. ...
After tho meeting Ind tecn opcnel With tho
hymn "ltc leadcth me-" the Hey. Mr.. Raymond
lei In prayer.
The Iscy. Or. Darts then read q number Of re-
quests for prayer, Us follows:
Mt. r!rasAns H.. wh.re The church L revived ard
:nne,. r. coming 70 tht;' r'a1 &c" a;s - nsni Is,
Union nj mss'"e: < Gfs.ta' i..ks; WI eha,ehe'
and lie. Moae, Ia; Win, thrc. lsIblr Glasses and
tlele teachers: With the Fir't Herman lscrb:te
Elan Church r. th sy :e t e i. st, q ot
~ 'ieSIs,a:s; s far i|;; s:;|S;;;ni al =, IT, II.
conversion oi three friend. who arc ~.
.stine the 1fol5 spirit: f"t eaessl,nine "a lIt;E,
TO- a. n w gtf. seft. "4 IN
eight husbands presented BY their parents and
wives; special r.'nsa' fora family LOOT II world.
ny noti,c. for the conyrr,on os eight brothers
aid avc .Istcst, ana husband ani chafrn ntsfnt
W setspt ri faa, n ey @ thss
,. vi! make their path of du!y rl"n; f.s y:nns
H.. h. n. N = Fos Gasc nna
ie..' i lick. md strsnssr: can.nnc . pray th.t
I l:ul will work nightly With the chntches and
| mIn!stcr. of the Christian Alliance"
During tlc reading the audience bowed down
IN slIent prayer.
The Rev. str. parll,lrst followed With an
earnest prayer In behalf ot the applicants, and
fur q blessing tn rest On the Church Alliance.
str. stchblns then sang @.Ihc half was ncvcE
told" NTH Eond effect.
Mai. Whittc read the tenth chantcr Of Num-
bcss a. basis for hi. remarks. lie spoke OF
tho Significance Of tho Jews being commanded
to make two trunpets out ot one plccc of Silver,
n1,tl remarked that he thought that part ut tho
atoucnlcnt money wa. used for tho purpose. As
hn A. tl,e sous of the pricsts blew those truln.
pets victory came tn their sldo. All T. required
| tu eollnt tlInss Instruments wns faith, which
should encourage cvcryutu to blow the tr,tinsct
NJ tI,a Guspfi that yictngy might sest with the
Jur,I's ARMY. Tie tr.lulpcts were memorial ri
rrtlenpi!ot; they tntIrated that tue pcnpl::
k,cx they wcrc tttlcc,tcs aIld were deairoils of
a-knuwlcilyInx t!IriroblIe4 to the Almighty;
Their redemption Nas the IlrHl Ut ChrIst, ntd
their ir.in,pct to plny tn tod In Ills name. tiod
w,,ta always rcSpuutl to their suDrcattbtis
All thcy needed MIA t., Ert t'ti H!'e platform al
l,low the trumpet ri tllcir rc,1cmptlo,I. M"
was thu tins to sound the trumpet OF thu
(insrcl, null snar.h forward ~ victory.
S1. Stchbli,s WAS then called upon fur solo
Sir. i. +. Ja.,,l,s remarked on tic custom, .
, manufacturing musical Instruments of .nan.
, rieces, anl said tho trs'mprss referred 4
j were nn,!e Ut olly onn plctc. and Intended t
ro.llnllug-boarl tu rrpeut tic glorious notes 0
Dr. Eyrrt, salss thnsc who denied tic trrmpc
, fn,l no trslnlrt. Tie Advancement ktiFreil tnc
to repentance and lnyt, aud tlusc who did no
| procatu. 1t l,al nj tn'wcr Ut reformation with!
I | tIlpiIl.
, 1877-01-19
MEDICAL,
sohenok's Pulmonio Syrup, Sea- Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills,

Thcte desrsyed!y celebrated and popular nedtrtnrs
hayn effected \ revolution In iht hcstinz art. and
prbycd the faAcy OF several max!ma which haye tor
msny ycsr1 ubsucci ic rToxFc of medical sttcnca.
Thn false aurrositnn that "Cunsnmrtoa Is incura.""
deicrEr plyscIsns ffDE, attempting to nnd remedies
for that disease and pst!cns afflicted with Il rccon'
rfrd themselves 10 hcath xith0nt making an effort 10
escape from doom which they snrPt "a to 10 IN.
axuiiahle. II Ia no" Proved however. that ConauHt'
tim hc cured AMI that II hAs hceH cured In rttF
great nunhrr nf rasrs foat Of item apparently sct'
rerate ones+ by Rrhcnckh rnnanc syrsIp A1one, md
In Ghor ~ hs satu fErdl.tac Ia connection with
hchenrkY Hra.Wecd Tonic ard Mandrake r!s ooo Of
both. according 10 lhH requirements Of tlr cAsc.
III. scl,rnck himhc1f WHO coJoycd Hntncrrnpted
RoHl health fur mlorr than forty years. was auFrosc1
ono Tins tu bc It tr VERY gate Of death. h!i rY'
t!sns asiuE pronounced his cas-, hopclcss nad abah
,Innrd him 10 h!a fate. WAS cnrcI ny the afosru
nIcAtctr6. atl ricu his recovery. nlt.iy thnutafs
similarly afsrH! hsyc nA4t l'r schcnck preparations
with ttIr AIuIr ftI;11TkAhlc AiccItA
Fui llfrtl,,s arrutrt NJ rarh. nax!nF u not a.t,.
imfeiy herrs.sTy rrEsaIlY sta tr. terntk uHsrii
pa,ifnt, Win tfr!r unx. tamns, n,4 FIR this rs1.
pnsn 1.r!t professionally At his Principal oc rhrnrr
s!Ith aai A,sh.st,. t'ht!eieil,is every Monda''
bchcncks medicines sre rot! hs MI dry: 's's.
, 1877-01-19

-, r., .,. ., -
The Ircasartr'6 feee'i'h !eNesaa! "eso
e3,l23 from Wattr rcnta nn'l II 80 lssM mis-
rr,t.nco,,a su,Irrca
g., o.,..,,,. u,,,, ru,,,,,,,.. u,. -, hos,
,,,., l., r. "a. f,,rrl,. nu.n v,.tc,,,nv oft.r.
''.' :" wy 80 IT. -.
tFi'H. hht l1'he' laoe""' !" ''ec'"'s HIS
bccn eallGd for Saturday At i r. III,
f,ttv rn-,nrrr che.hr,nI.,h c1nccts that thc
~. w, Ill. p,,,,,,,n,, ,r,.rL. III, H..
test " t"e VIZ T'1'o u."p''I n'Hs WI .e
completed ~ slal'uay or 49es''aS, AMI that thc
report nf the cxpcrts will be ma'lc by We.imcs.
t,uy.
r,.n o.. S,,x,,,,,,..,,, wo,,n.
,,,r ,,,r; ~ s,tsn1 mo t,errn,,r t,nnvcutIn,
w., '"sn. w. .s.,,,,a, !. J.. .,a,.,, H.,
c1EectcH !" 7cluIa eat"'"'s' ~ !" t""us"' ''o
will bn 'Iotnc be!arc that tint, as thc C0nscr-
tluii llas ad}ournel.
Thc Vc.t Sill, u,,u,,3n.. works en,,oyrs ycre
,,,ti t,,cir fIr.c,n;"r hH,arjr. n,r,nlI;tn.t In
is II .sx v,..trr,iav' in. Sprth Ri,tn wtrks will
T.. ~, r. .lnv "ltrt u sjay Ihc nun,nt t., IL,
ns.{t I'M II, ihn n11., n1ul ,ireurt tu-isy arc
rssu..tIvriv * nh ani Az III.
'' -,
u "as suggested yesterday ~ A!a. lusle1tnh
| that HI ah!!ilnilai Inrre VI HtIett'tlrafciH ~
c,nplryel hy tic Department " Fuhl!c N"Tts
| to work ilIh tic streets WHILE toey gfc I'll s4ch
! % bad rall1ts!on from thc Hno". ihc string
clGtt:nit IL h"i very LAT away. anu tie haeee'oaa
| politician lntheth long way aheAu.
Tina of the llprhort,aslcr. called nj the Civ.
llall Yesterday aul tul.l TINT there need bu lo
, 1877-01-19
HEART-DlSEASE.

aptcta& NpateA 10 7as 7fttua<.
GosHEs, Ind, Jan. 18.-Dr. 4. 3. Keylcr, an
old res!lcnt Of Benton, died suddenly thia uorn-
lug p{ beart-tlt&caye. He was Gu the street la4t
u,s ht appasratly IN good health
, 1877-01-19

NUKE KEHN k2331
A TRlBrxE reporter saw Sheriff Kern ycster-
day sfternoou, showed hiu this above letter, and
A.led hiua what be bad to t1} tu !egssd 70 Il.
M.. Kern replied that bis attention hAl been
called 10 The matter, ard that Lc bad srut for
, 1877-01-19
fIYktENEAt,

5pectai DisJtdtch 10 Tie Tribune
Quincy, ILL.,. Jan. is.-Air. ja,ncs n. Smith,
Manager of the Western Unln, Telegraph in
this city, wns marriott tf,t1,y to Miss Ella Wells,
daughter nf Mr. Edward Wells, ono of oar
wealthy anil prominent tittztlss.
, 1877-01-19

CAREFUL PHYSICIANS.
Dr.. Prices Cream Nakins. Powder md Flavos.n;a
arc tired by the most careful physicians md
chemists In their own families.
, 1877-01-19

WYCknfF--1nM. II, ut 1:iU a. nj, Of hIph.
thrsn. Alice Irene. daughter os j. y. ard Frnn4J
WyckoH. agcd years. II mohths. and II days.
ISUENSULI---At En,lewnpl, on .lah. II, Edith
May, beloved infant daughter Of jay and Helen
lnEc1Fnll.
Tho fnncsnl will tnkc place on Inn. 10. at 10
oc10ck, from tho residence. Wright STREET. Engc.
wood All friends In. tied.
tH-Woodntock, Canada, papers pleaso copy.
, 1877-01-19
.il.4fsIx

il.1Is II AGES.
wYSS-wiLLiAs[S-t,nt the Eth Inst. by tho
Hey. T.. r. tioulWIn, Edwin Wynn. Gf Chicago,
and Mrs Masy \. Williams, of Uufnlo. y. i.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-14
decl4 1T
C0MMISSlONER'S OFFICE

NOMMIsSt ONER'S OFFICE
SrAUNToN, VA, Dec IL, III
sterrett's Admir- VS. sterrett. IS Heirs, Sterret
VS.. Sterrett's Admir-, Gardner VS.. 5terretts
Admir- &C Pursuant to decree of the Cccui,
Court of Augusta, entered in the second of tbs
above causes on the Goth day of January 1870
also two other DEGREES entered in the same, tbs
one June Both, 1871, and the other Nov. 27th,
1871 and tie decree Of June Goth 1874; III the
cause of Gardner VS.. Sterretts admir- and els ,
consolidating the above causes, will process
at nv said office in Stanton, On
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of JANUARY, 1878,
to take the following accounts
LIST. Of the transactions Of David Sterrett,
deceased as executor of Thomas Young, dec d.
I'd. A separate account Of the transactions Of
the defendant, William G. Sterrett, IS admin
istratcr of David Sterrett, decd, showing the
amounts and date of all pay ments made by said
admir- to the distributes, respectively, since
his queli6cation-and.
Sd Ofall outstanding and unsatisGed claims
against the estate of David Sterrett deceased,
stated according to their respective priorities.
At which time and place all partiss interested
are req uired to attend, and on or before the
said day all the creditors of said David Sterrett
deed. must attend before ne and present the
evidence of theiI claims or in default thereo1
be debarred from any participation in said es-
tate. Given under my hand this day and dat'
first above written
VIM. PATRICK,
decT4.4t Comm 7.
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+ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

4 @%0MMISSiON Frs OFFICE,
Stanton, Va, Dec. 18th, 1877.
Biekle 0s Kinney, Trustee,
and
Bichle as Mitchell & al.
All parties interested in the foregoing cause
are hereby notified that / will proceed at my
office in Stauntou, on
TUESDAY, the 18th Day of JANUARY next,
to take the following account, viz An account
of the liens bnaiag the fund in this cause
whether by judgment or otherwise, aud the or
der of their priority, which account is ordered
10y decree entered il said cause or the 10th of
November, 1877, and al persons holding liens
against the real estate Of George a. Mitchell
decd, are required to present and prove them
before me, on or before the time appointed for
taking said account ofliens.
JOHN NJ. KINNEY,
decl4-4t. Comm'r in Chancery.
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does

A UGUsTA COUNTY COURT-CLERKS
n OFFICE-TO WIT:
THREE ESTRAY CATTLE.
Taken up by John D. Trimble Oh his land in
said county, on the Bird day of November, 1877,
of the following description, viz lst Brown
on each hip, white spot on back near the root
of the tail aud in the face, between the horns;
ear marks, and appraised at $500. End A
Roam Steer, red neck, curly face, slightly stag
looking one year ola and appraised at $40 90.
3rd. A Deep Red Steer, white belly, spot IN the
face, one year old, and appraised at $500 by
G. r Mason, Jr., Joseph B. Trimbe and G. B..
Shuey. three freeholders, before ]. NJ. Lickliter,
}. P.
An EKtrac5-Teste.
JOSEPH B. WOODWARD,
nCv30-3t Deputy Clerk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-14

Y WICK CREDITORS VS.. LIVICK- In
4 Chancery In pursua nee of decree CT
the Circuit Court for Augusta County, entered
November /, 1877, in this cause. shall pre-
coed at my office in Stanton, on
TUESDA Y, JANUAR Y 18th, 1878,
to take an account ofthe liens binding the es,
tate O. NJ Livick, dec'd, and theic priorities;
the annual rsusai aad fee simple vaise of said
estate, and also to inquire whether there be any
personal assets belonging to the same
G NJ HARRISON,
tdecl44 Cofnulissi ,ner
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-14
[ 0 R D { 'TAyl 0 R
NEW YORK.

WE INFORM THE LADIES OF ST UNTON
THAT OUR MAIL AND EXPRESS TkPAkT-
MENT is NOW SO THOROUGHLY ORGAN ~
lied, THEY CAN Do THEIR sFuPPlNG IN
NEW YORK WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF
TRAVELLING THERE WE SEND SAM Les
OF Pl zee GOODS WITH PRICES PLAINLY
MARKED, AND CATALOGUES OF LADIES',
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FURSlSHlNG
GOODS aY MAIL TO APPLICANTS WHO
SEND US THEIR PROPER Address, FREE
OF CHARGE, AND IT THEY EXPLAIN
CLEARLY TIE KIND OF GOODS WANTED,
WE SELDOM FAIL IN SUITING item
FROM THE PRINTED CATALOGUE THEY
CAN ALWAYS MAKE SELECTION OF GAR
MENTS THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
AND IT IS ONLY NECESSARY TO GIVE
THE PROPER MEASUREMENTS TO INSURE
SUCCESS
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dec15-2

TEvRDSTEES' SAIF.-By virtue ola deed of
trust executed the LIST day of June,
1875, by Geo R. Griggs and wife TO US, as
Trustees of the Young Mems Building Asso
.4cation and recorded in the Clerks office OF The
Hastings Court, we shall proceed to sell On the
.preaaises, to the highest bidder On
.SATURDAY the 9Th day Of January, 1S7s,
"a certain lot of land in the County Of Augusta,
lying on the west side Of the Greenvile Road,
sbout half a mile from the City Of Stanton,
q I'd known as the Griggs Property, upon which
n. re is comfortable Two Story Brick Dwell
;nu Nd Frame Store House.
Fan VS. So much cash as will defray the cost
oe III with the debt due the said Association
80 10 gesidue in six twelve and eighteen
mnn+hs purchaser giving bonds with APP
nroyea sec 9ity and title retained as ultimate
P. a. TROUT,
F.. BERK ELEY,
G., L. WELLER
doohh A. Trustees.
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James {, Jay|or's
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
No. 8 ". Main Street.

Come and see the grand display of Confec-
tionaries, Fruits and Toys. Ny confectionery
department is furnished with the best and
fl sshest of Candies, Nuts, Ralsins, Figs, Car
rants Uitrons and everything that heart can
vial, fl in the conf. ctionery linz. A large as
sortnent It Sugar Toys, also the incest assert.
meut of Fren "h candies ever brought to the city
of Staunton Al kinds Of Taffeys maze daily.
| have also in store /. fresh arrival OF Tropical
Fruits, viz: California Pears, Malaga Grapes,
Bananas, Oranges and Lemons also splendid
stock Of bottled and canned goods. Che cele-
brated Atmore's Nince Meat cheaper imam eyer.
An endless variety of Crackers and Cakes:
Large Chris,mas Fruit Cakes baked, leeo ana
ornamente in the handsomest style, you Will
save money by coming and examining our
large and we'll selected stock oftoys-s something
to please every body, from the smallest o tbs
largest viz: Tin Wagons, Toy Horses, Wash
tolls, Guns, Tool Chests, and everything to
please the children. l call the boys ana girls
attention % my stock Of Wood Wagons, Ex~
presses, Baby Carriages, Seighs, &C.. &c
FIREWORKS!l FIRE ORKSl! an endless
variety OF f REV ORKS, Sky Rockets, Roman
Candles Fire Crackers, large and Gmalt Tor
padoes Bengal Lights, Spit DeT lis. Fire
Wheels, &c. Come and examine our beautiful
assortment OF China Goods: Fine Toilet Sets,
Fine Vases, China Cups and Saucers, Mugs and
every varietJ Of China Toys suitable for ladies
and gentlemen, cheaper than ever sold in
Stanton.
Thanking my kind friends for their liberal
patronage in the past, solicit the same in the
future Come and examine my stock.
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES z. ia YElDEe.
N. B. Wedding and other parties furnished
at the shortest notice.
deeI4-tf
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OUR I GPORyATIONS

OF THIS SEASON GIVE US AN UNEQUAL
ED STOCK OF GOODS.
Black Silks, handsome and durable, all widths,
$1:0O to $3.50. Tie Great American Indestructibe
Silk, $40, $l25 nd Sl5O
Plain COlored Silks, new shades. commencing as
low as 75c., per yard and at Sl00, as quality OF
last season at 81 IS.
Fancy Broche and Damasse Figures of the new
Paris shades, from $500 upwards. Trimming Satlns
at 81 CO. worth II 25
THE PRICES AT WHICH WE OFFER OUR
SILKS ARE ONEQUARIER TO ONE
THIRD LESS THAN LAST SEASON
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MA R e. I e ID.

SCO-BARNWELL.-On the 9TH Of Decem
ber in Charleston, s. G., at the residence of Arthur
CO., Va, to Miss Gabrielle Barnwell, of Charleston,
RIFE-SCHOPPERT.-A Valley Mills, Augusta
county, December 9th, by Rev. D. B. Ewing. Mr..
VIM A. Rife and Miss Emma B. Schoppert, daugh
ter of Geo. A. Schoppert. Esq.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Creek, Augusta CO..
December 9th, MI Jacob s. Sheets and !, Miss
Elizabeth NJ. III Sheets daughter of John L. Sheets
Esq
MISUNDERSTANDING Staunton Va, Deem
Der I3th Mir. Geo S. Hanger, and Miss Virginia
E. SWartZel, daughter Of Henry SwartZel, Esq.
RAND GOSHORN.-At Charleston Kanawha, Dec.
9Th by Rev J. c. Barr assisted by the Rev. Stuart
Robinson, of Louisville, KY. Mr.. a; P. Rand, Of
New York to Miss Matte c., daughter of j. H.
GOshorn, Esq, of Charleston.
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'SALTA VELA"
EaHB SALE!

About 300 acres of No. l limestone land
rood i'm provements and we'll watered, about 81
miles from the city of Staunton, and one of the
finest water powers in the county of Augusta
with first-class dam built in 1871.
The above property is capable of three d.
visions and will be sold bargain.
N. P, FUNKHOUSER,
Staunton, Va.
noy3O-lmo-c.pe
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COMMIsSIONER'S OFFICE,

TOMMIsSIONER'S OFFICE,
" STAUNroN, VA, Dec IL, 1877.
Crawford vs.. Imboden ct al Pursuant to q
decree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta rendered
on the Dist day Of November, 1877, in the above
styled eauge, will proceed at my said office in
Stanton, on
MONDAY. the 18th day of JANUARY, 1878,
to take the following accounts:
l. Whether the note taken by Com'r Trout
for costs, referred o ia the papers was ever col
| lected ny him, and what disposition was made
| of the same.
! 2. 70 ascer tain all the liens outstanding
against the property in the bill and proceedings
in this cause mentioned it being the same prop
erty which was sold by IL G. Hartman and ".
H CARRIER to John imboden, by deed bearing
| date Jov 28th. 1855, and now belonging to
the estate o James Mayse, ec'd., and especial
| ly to enquire whether there are any of the series
of bonds still outstanding and unpaid, for which
| the vendors lien was retained in the said deed
| from Hartman and CARRIER to John D. Imboden
| At which time and place all parties holding
said bonds, are hereby notified and required to
attend and prove their claims or be forever
thereafter deberred from asserting their said
liens against said properly Given under my
| hand this day and date first shove written.
| WIN. PATRICK,
| decl4-4t Conn.,
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DAKERs TRl 1sTEE, &c, VS. BAKER :
snance If a decree Vt the Circuit Court for Au~
s gusta County, enter I'd Nov Is, 1877, in this
cause, | shall proceed at my office in Staunton,
FRIDAY. JAN UARY, 25tn. 1873,
to take an account, sho wing settlement OF the
accounts of Geo Rus n4ssel. late Goaraia n OF
Mary Jane Baker, late NJ arg Jane Wiseman.
GEO. III. HARRISON
decl4-4t Commissioner.