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Speorpriiernc.

WiIpaufss, 29rs Wai. Yrilen !
1 Sent heiere. Sntet Sala Tor
no. /. 80. 2 81 5Si s1.5S4 for
SUM Seller; sl.61i for Snli Sd-
Ter ; 81 80 for no. 3; mobtaaet
l6. SEQ Buibsls oa ailsnM 10 500
8uibsls.
3 Steorab betalss fra 81 90 til
sl30 pr. 8ulhel
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Oct ticlIasrs b,rammses Wenis.
beesmces for Sscorab Bp. % 9anh
Msniahee aibolnteS laaar gftermin.
bag til bsifsmt Sih. eflerat no9le
npe Msblsmmsr par Inbpotersbe %
enesl andre Eager fun peerersnos
Wsnisbsosn par aiaiort. lirsess Der
til Iale paa 8tprUisntant til Sp.
noosn. @sb anoen Toiering erbolet
6. @uuitlsn 20 Stsmmer % IS.
guiion II. 6eritnUunte palates
esruef mce Affirmation % Chit.
uGuuie Iisslsres mso inflammation
til Supplsant.
Sernrlt frebes til Wala paa
Sruhses for Wsniebcben mee iln.
oant lleiale g. @ulliflen. y.
8inaiiao (8eaas aitnpaIaiss) annn
4. &Gits. B. rs. % Sobn SIlsn
Sauae.
Der bIsp ntrnGit %iorhannlst ON
&irtens @i0le. Gn esriil nsblaI
8ommitts ineaap Rapport ON lam
me. % ben Weniabscen paabuilsnot
Mnosl al @j4lcen bslpber no til
omfrins 5000 Dollars. bpilisn ii
ter SOrilae peotoaes eGffst pei
Subfription ianlebes. Of sibpsr'
Wsblem issneee ia iOr ct pilt aar
liai BsIpb i 6 Mar. at bttal,s aar
liza msb Renter. Som Aommitt
til at iorelaas Snriamlius nsoiat
ties: Yaitor Brandt, g. 0ulllfiol
"a y & Sanssn for 8psn. iamt g
Common for yanoet
Ssrn9lt opio0es en- 8ollstt Tor q
N9fte Oct 8dleb. lom Weniebccsl
hapos paotaast IL al nersee til Su
nooen, nemllS 5000.
Stolefommittsen lnhaop lin Mar
port. men ba bet ollersbe par ten
mslis lent. blsp osmns paa Sotlla
la9t paa Borbet iii nGiie Weoe.
Meost blep oerpaa hepet.
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Srais &anb", Smiagutter, bpcraf Der
bebppeots 4 til at bare StprtrOmmen
l4) Den tpbite Siole, l5) 0eeorat
pifentlise StOle, brer &lnsie for fig,
bespnoemos meo Wp. l, cs bper alasie
isoet al fine 99rcrs eller Srrerinoer,
16) ben iatbollte Stpls, I'D ben
nprifs Stole, 1s) @aaenoe, l9)
MirrenNe.
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Suis man enlttr al is uoaet rig
tia %atfsrt, Der mnn eaa inoom
Mr.. asps Wmisrp % bcie bans
8Iomitsr. Ylanisr o. &rrr. San
bar 9apcblomiter % @usblomitcr i
Woslepis, olleilaas SomatopInnter.
aaaIplanlsr. Srusiireer Olu. buIltc
til msset rlmcliae Yriier.
SAN bar nstop moNiaAet Ell itor
Bebplnnina al Blomlterpottsr, line
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Jobu Naliiao enlisr at eirrs
ilue 8auner % &enner opm1rflom'
me pal. al ban frembelss rr "Mio.
Der al Roiteu" % III ION for no
isrcr al Slaas Walnins. Galiomi
ming. YnplriIGfniss olp. III rhine.
lias Yriler. Sin u~hiersr, iom be.
fienpt aont Nrbeioe. 6armsre. Tom
eniter W0lulna nriert. bsr bsiese
BAN. San bar III %rrfiteo i Sol
brres 8ugnina. &inntbaap Strsst.
l~iaeousrior Nlftrmans 8ani.
36.3.
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81 Saar at 9eiceiter. 8ocen, I'll.
berenbe Ssnrp 8inaaie al SIrr
DAT, nj iorlsbsn 3pilllns'S Fam. Der
tiIlommsn peiebe 81 Ynuo.
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Mnr Gnrrr / NiiNnrnnn.

~. 6hriltilnicn RoreMntlUinct 81 Qrds.
mater. RlMmar. bar ntl0p mcetllet Ct
npt SrlIl ~ SllrMrtr. aiisl henNe Ct
Velel. 81. 3.
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Den republltanlts eountp.e Son.
penllon for &luRelbslf eOunlp al.
bodies i e%ourlbuiei 4rrca9 Den l6Ne
SUM alefttn halp to ior al r1lae
SeIeanitr I'll Siais eonpeuiionen.
Der meoCr ben 27ee SUM.
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nsmlia en- Smbr0ffsri,il M bao.
Der baaes Sr. Saaeu og eGierns
oil ~unofpIne nisie Sell.
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-31

Gnoel Al Wllu0rtampAsnlst. men
9ol. @arbuer i Splolsn. rsllsr Ill
Dubuque n0its Wanhdg for al bi
paane en- 6h alpsn Ill @re ior
Siats. WiietUret
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-31

Sr s. SoflpiB loilaosr imor
acn III &inlc,ble iOr al bragg nj
8ooebue So. hpor ban ifal bpase
en- 8ltie for en- ai Yaitor Wnus's
Wtniahterr. @an bIIper rimlispls
boris Oct meitc al Sommsrsu. oa
bans 4ofesie CT Maua. Minn.
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Sictte &apitel.

Sen aamIe earitcnien lspeNe lpiteIis it tarpsli0s
Sism, iom bIep %iorifiennst al bans imuife 0atsr, 8uncs
@osen bape feet ben Spsas, ban ubbrsbte omirina ig, %
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Trebr,f ". Vsra. en- Narmer be

syrebrif ". Berg. en- 6armer Der
/ Nurbensn. baps bet ubsIo for ct
Yar uaer ilnen at MITE en- p9rni.
inlS Ssit. Seiten bapne nemIis rel.
tet iis psb 6ohsn uf en- Baits oe
bIsu liassncs meo 8snene Opousr
Baftsn nbsn at funne fomme runbt,
% ON Worsensn. ba Gisrsn liuloe
le eiter ben. bar ben Deb.
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Gnhel al Nbcns Gamer CT Tor
Sttblliftt iiErb msh al faa Ell tStl.
tnfe or9anlleret / 9tcorab. VI Weos
aih1lbles naltt Yeroa0 Miten pa
Sur bnitt Wlnas ntlios i Vis.
fusiicuen % en- 8ommllte At 6sm
unuruu.es Ill at i%oriaits Re neN.
pennias Arlitltr Tor Organization.
~Sborsnne Niten lial Der bolnes el
,sorrstniuesmeoe / Sobn luminous
Wuliu
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Nrnnntompo9nist hapne Ct betp,
osllet llbeIo met nm Sprcite iolie
Wonros Mitsn. IA Dc Tom fra
8roabmop % lfuIbs Hen &lrfebnf
fen otter at hare bait en- Yrepetur
to0 Spreiten Spsrhaaab opsr Branb.
mnnolfabei, % for at Iaa Den ltauo,
Jet forieale be Of lpin9e Den paa
9lernet al 4epi BULLS, men cn nsr
oar / aItfor flor 5art pGliebs Den
oper Ct Mar @anae. buorpeh een
enc SiulnreI brUttenss, % Walfius.
riei Icr 6elien M iorltielliae S0ar
Gltcr at Sp%snitnasRbe par idt,
erfatt ri. al Spreitcn % "SOOf AMI
Honher" &oQnsn ltuloe fnpflcrs og
Srtaneeu par ira Msiboblifltfer
til Ellington Sonle". Yaa Or
oct "@aa" bar bet lcs, % "a maj
tom til Oct ulpfftli9e @lcrne. fnnp,
ptn iun0e Spreite life maneursrss
&i pll roaee Sin Council at eac
til @auasn & 9ulusrieu % fiebs CT
al Sor0er !. Wanhts urmGr
feoe "Batent Brafes" Tor al
iorblnore pibers lllpffe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-31

Nb "See Cream" % SorobGr
islin Observation-Disclosures 8dle
meut llnlts llss i%lsntts $50 90
Heltn.
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Den 8p9uina i Mater Streei
bporl Mtblftr hdpNs IN Sloeterbu
TT. 81 M reparerst. no front. liant
moe Wraas % Saa-inopsnoiet.
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T. npe Silliarnborhs % en- ltol
"Sule" CT anfcmmsn. il Wlnnsibrlt
Sus beune uae.
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@al "a ie be npe Nlrer nsirr mceialne
hcs @retr. 6rinere Steest. 6ocfs @nles
imsetutit.
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Iep 0raunfcls. Seras. 2ies Wai
4. y. @apner IL go q. sonls,
Nlrc npe Wtueere MI | WarfeH
Nue arbuner unmGrfct.
6ips, Slcmens N Sault
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Snnspencsut @ronbaf Yartiel
bar iammeRfaiet Gountp Gonpentiou
til Mibolnsiis paa e%ouribuist Ger
bag Den 3Oie SUM for at p9las
Osleaater til SiaisiMnpsntionsn i
Sss Wpiues.
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Oamacn 4 Mcicricn.

q. u. 2lifcn Ct @aeut Tor The
new Wheeler " Wilson Sewing MAJ
chine. Met Ndal. No. s. Gen
cpsr0dar ale andre @dlfiner. Snlen
Sf0ttsl, lem 'fal itreofs eller icm pil
llisss 10. Oct or esn Nalitne, Ger ar
beiesr burtisf 20 bcleer lan9lt ue.
25 I. x. @raaten, SalAsmane.
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u w @rsws Mepainin9e bus
CT M fGrbiat. @an bar Der Mum
Tor 100 600 Quinn sGa
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Gourthusplanen jar naffer no.
Sc Ssrasler, iom ere fUrbiee, CT
allerebe ieruiatis % Sr1er uoiatte.
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Npeu ntol1aaer ell ip Sienrenne
unenicr Hafsr & Gos % u ..
Sse9 4 Sos Wpanin9sr i &atsr
StrGet.
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Sberman. Stras. Mai 2ioe
3 =. Sopnr " So. St eouis
Gu Wlnoer bcgpuoi RI Wp9oarr
lros. Mrbelhr sant
Shoe Sptb " 90
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% iimpls. bplIfe irlees for nGitsn
5nseniina. os essnosn eiper ban
Serb iii at fnlne hem paa Riebet.
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S'elss ben me Simstabel on.
fommer SrRuene MI bertll ri ll:20
6ormicba9 % ri 4:55 Gltsrmib
Dag. % uisaar ri. $50 WOrssn %
81. l25 G%ilermlobaa. 8renst for.
laoer Wc@rsaor ri. 1850 Giisr.
mipoaa. Set u~sitaaasnos Ylsiaasr.
Srrn pan Sousolinisn poslerer Sal
mar ri. 9:55 Sormibnoa % Oct
petaaacnre 81. 2:3j gitsrmlbsas.
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S~orlssutIls opsr "Ystlt SurOrs' I'll
al iuue,rc psN 3ltrlfl eoart. Der be
apnosr bsn lite SUM
5Sren. Gimrs @eo. Sauiels
>. >. 9ess Nree. elepelane
Sismart SrIsp u IS. Seapep.
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,. v. Walhsr, Z IS. Mnberlon,
eaipaM sihman. Soisph Sdislell.
y. 3. Smith. Sobn Z. Sap.
Runet Norhhtim Y W. Burold,
!. Y Moore. Wprdn pull.
8lu Yef, Sames WeWulsn
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D. $. Sau9lep. Mnorelp allen.
SobuS. Sobnlou. Yblllp !. Jouu0d
Us. Sranin0tcn, Mharn @ripsman
q. VI. 8inwtll. eonrah Sdlcp.
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DALLAS. 8gas. Wui -
=. 6. 9apnsr Il SO ct pouis
SEQ bar ieaa Rapport ON IL
8ineere iolat oenne S@ion. Vile
arbeiner aoot. SfaI fanlfc lenee 81
ter ct "Gnrlono' no. 2 8rnbers
aau lea taa Dem eiebliftelia9 Guar.
" y. Sompflns.
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WUrIf JcSflo

| imla Cunfs 4 ? Ccults. hcs
80, . Il. 3Iu5tn & Reisrlcn.
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Mnaaacnoe Wuoos Sclpbinocr.

Maeilon, @is., 27oe Wai 1877.
O'Srr. Saussn 4 SRiunion
vi bar after ben Sorl clel'e al
ienbe Gber &opi al 5elsarammer fra
Ssras auaoaeuoe @ooNs Selpbln
Der. Sullsr. Sobnlon 4 80.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29
HoME.-What a power in this world

HOME.-What power in this world
IS a bright, warm, Christian home!-
How it follows the boys in their wan
derings through life! They do some
times stray very far from the dear old
fireside; they forget great many good
Things that they ought to remember:
they put whole hemisphere between
their childhood innocence and their cor
rupt manhood; they traverse dreary
deserts of wretchedness here and there !;
and they sometimes find themselves
at night upon desolate waste, with no
softer pillow than stone. But even
there the old picture presents itself in
their dreams, and they behold a ladder,
such as Jacob saw when he ran away.
And at the top Of this ladder, that
reaches to the radiant heaven of home,
their father and mother looking down !;
and the angels ascending and descend
ing are the brothers and sisters of their
childhood. From such a dream seen e
as this many wandering boy has turned
his waking thoughts toward his father
house. And the thought has conquered
his pride, and his evil purpose, and his
bad habits, and carried him captive
away to the most blessed imprisonment
any man ever experienced, viz, the pure
and wholesome restraints of a good
home
And thus the holy light of the fireside,
cleaning across the stormy sea of the
hayward life, brings back at last many
a prodigal son. "Home, sweet home |!
There is no place like home u'-En-
change.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29


Senator Morton, of Indiana, being
convinced that the country is hunger
ing for his views of the political situa-
ton, has published alengthy exposition
of the faith that is in him. Primarily
he assumes that kellogg was duly elected
United States Senator from Louisiana.
and may he given seat in that body,
non obsta'ate the fact that the Pack
ard Legislature which elected him was
dissolved as illegal, and merged into
the Nichols Legislature, which after
wards elected SpoffoTd Senator. He
then waves the "blcody shirt' as to
South Carolina and Louisiana, and
bewails their very sad fate as having
"gone down before an armed minority
whose threats of future violence were
guaranteed by long train of bloody
deeds in the the past" The govern
ments Of Packard and Chamberlain, he
says, not being able to maintain them
selves, and being defense!ess, fell to
pieces by negligence of Federal bayo-
nets and were thus 'swrenched from the
republican party A sheer at any
faith in the promises of the South in
connection with President Hayes's
Southern policy follows, accompanied
by expression of belief in the Presi-
dents patriotism and of hopes that he
has no intention Of building up new
party on republican ruins. Altogether
this petard of Senator Morton seems
not very terrible in in it's explosive
qualities.-BdL. San.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29
LAND SALES


YT1ruSte es' Saie.-By virtue of n deed OF
i trust executed by Walter r. Foster and
Martha A, his wife, and James Bumgardner
Ir. Trustee, bearing date the 10Th of November.
1869, the undersigned trustees of the Mechan-
les Building Association of Stauntou Va
having been directed so to do by the Directors
of said Association, will sell, at public auction
on the premises, on
.n1 Saturday, June 23rd, 1871
at II clock a. M, the property conveyed by said
deed of trust, to wit: That desirable two-story
frame residence and lot on New street, adjoin-
ing the property of j. A. Waddell and Points's
heirs. The improvements are comparatively
new and in excellent condition. The lot has a
front of IS feet on New street, and depth of 1872
feet.
TERMs.-So much in cash as will pay the
amount due to said association, Sl136.95, with in
terest from the LIST day of January, 1877,
and the costs OF executing this deed of trust
the residue credit of 6, II, and IS
months, the purchaser executing bonds with
approved personal security, bearing interest
from the day of sale, and the title retained as
ultimate security. f. M. CUSHING,
la. PIPER,
C. E. HOGE,
may22-tds Trustees Mech. Build. Asso.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29


TERRIBLE DISASTER AT CHESTER,
PA.-[Chester, Pa, May p. IA terrible
accident happened at the launch of the
iron steamship Saratoga at Roach's ship
yard this morning, about eight o'clock.
About forty men were under the vessel
when it went off, and not hearing the
order to come out number were crush
ed to death. The names of the killed
are Edward Fowley, John Nelson, Chas.
Wright, Edward Burke and j. ]. Crew.
George Wool and Barney Cannon died
at eleven o'clock. Walter Parkinson
and two others were badly wounded,
but will probably recover All of the
killed and wounded were workmen en-
ployed at the yards, and were engaged
in knocking the blocks from anaer the
keel. The bodies of the dead are hor-
ribly mangled, one beisg literally cut in
halves,sand others with their legs and
arms tern OF.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

DIsBAND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
Col. I. H. Shields, one of the ablest and
most active Republicans of this State
advises the disarmament of his party in
this State, and argues the propriety of
that course with much force.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29
Col. d.. GopwIN: THE Warrenton

Col. D. J. GOODWIN. The .Warrenton
Index OF Saturday week pays the follow
Ing compliment to Col. D. J. Goodwin:
1.-THE zeal and ability with which Col.
Goodwin, OF Portsmouth, has served Con
servatism has never been reauited, and
his friends now press his claims fer the
office of attorney general. True, his
laborsS have been chiefly expended upor,
a restricted field, but that field is one on
which the eye of the whole state has
frequently been focused. The people
throughout the Commonwealth. are
therefore not unmindfIl Of his services.
and if it should be the pleasure of the
convention which assemblies in August
to nominate him he would be most cor
daily supported"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29
NOTICE.!
TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC

TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC,
Owing to the many advertisements, 1 call
your attention to this card. For fear some of
my customers might be misled, wish it per-
fectly understood that / can, and will, Sell
Goods at as LOW PRICES, if not lower,
than any one in this city. 1t stands to reason
that can do So when am not at the expense
of 10 or ID dollars per day. 1 will only say this
bring any advertisement you may see with
you, and will fill the bill, if have any of the
goods named on hand. Call and examine my
stock, if you wish to get BARGAINS in
Dry Goods and Notions,
LADIES', MISSES & CHILDREN's SHOES.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
B. F. HARDWOOD.
may@-u No. %, Main ST.. Staunton, Va.
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-Four
AZ miles Southwest of Staunton on the MID
dlebrook road. Apply to "@
JOSEPH HAMMERS.
NayS-tf at the place c. at Stauuton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

APATRIOTIC'THIEF Col. j.
M. Forbes, of Warrenton, one Of the
Board of Visitors to Mount Vernon,
was examining the relics of Washing
ton In the. mansion there, yesterday, he
found suit of clothing, once worn by
the Father of bis country, which was
stolen from his (Col. FobesD house dur
ing the war.
The suit was marked as q donation
from Yankee colonel in New Jersey.
The man who. after robbing gentle
mans house, has the efrontery to place
the stolen articles in public place
within few miles of their owners res
idence, placarded with his (the thief's,
name as donor, will reasonably pass fol
a model of GOODNESS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

The Youngstown, o. rolling mills was
burned Saturday night. Loss $1,000
Three hundred men thrown out of work.
The fire was caused by the explosion OF
an oil can. The mill was owned by
Wicks, Wells & Buckner. Nunes's
molding and looking-glass factory at
Cincinnati was burned Sunday. Loss
500, 900.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

SUICIDE IN PITTSYLvANIA COUNTY,
On Sunday Of last week, in the neigh
borhood of Thompson's store, in Pitt
sylvania county. Mr.. Chas. D. Slaugh-
ter, aged seventy years, committed sui
eide by shooting himself with gun.
Leaning against the house, he placed
the the muzzle of the gun in his mouth,
with the butt on the ground, and then
with tobacco stick in his right hand
he sprang the trigger, when the gun
was discharged and his soul launched
into eternity. When found he was in a
sitting posture, the upper part of the
body leaning against the house, one
hand still clutching the gun, and with
the upper portion of the head blown
off.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

SUICIDE NEAR RICHMOND.-On last
Thursday morning, Mr.. Geo. Bottrell,
a respectable citizen of considerable
means who lived on the Grove road just
outside of the corporate limits Of Rich
mond, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head with pistol, whilst
laboring under mental alteration, caus-
ed by an injury to his head by having
been thrown from carriage last Fall
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

DESTRUCTIVE HAILSTORM.-The
storm of Sunday week did considerable
damage near Shepherdstown, w. Va.
w. T. Leman had fifty acres of wheat
completely destroyed by the hail David
Billmyers loss on his growing wheat
and fruit is about 81 200, and other farm.
ers lost heavily.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

REVIVAL IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
We learn from the Salem Conservative
that the meeting conducted by the Evan
gelist, Rev. G. M. Howard, at Piedmont
church, Franklin county, continues
without any abatement ofinterest. Over
one hundred persons have professed
conversion, and from first to last some
three hundred persons have been at the
altar for prayer. A great change has
been wrought in the community.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

INTERESTING GQINCIpENUH.-Att the
Episcopal church, in this place, on Sun
day last, scene was presented to the
congregation which is not often witness
ed, and peculiar interest to the members
of that communion. The Rev. r. K,
Meade, for more than thirty years the
rector of Christ church appeared in the
chancel, in the absence.,of DR.. HanckeI,
and with him, assisting in the services,
were his two sons, the Revs. VIM. H and
Frank Meade. The spectacle of father
and two sons, officiating together as
ministers at the same altar is of rare ,oc.
currence, and touched the hearts of
many of those present who for so long a
period enjoyed the spiritual guidance of
the venerable father, and have known
his sons from their youth. The sermon
on the occasion was delivered by the
Rev. VIM. III. Meade.-C Charlottesville
Chronicle. a3 Lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-05-29

REVIVAL IN UNION, MONROE CoUN-
TY, WEST VIRGINIA.-About ten days
since, Rev. J. R. Harrison, Baptist
Evangelist, commenced holding meet
ings in Union, Monroe county, West
Virginia, and his labors, assisted by
ministers of other denominations have
been blessed, and a promising revival is
in progress. By Thursday last, says
the Waterman, "seventy-three names
had been enrolled on the preachers
memorandum book. .9t
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There are twelve Christian denonina-
tons in Richmond, Va, embracing So
churches, 26,S4O members, and 1892
scholars in their Sabbath schools. There
was gain in their church membership
during the last year of l 1888.
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Gen. Grant will he received in Eng.
land with all the etiquette observed to-
wards ex-sovereigns. Fillmore and Ty.
Ter, Ex-Presidents, were received as pri
vate citizens.
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Pond Gap Depot, c. O. R., v vfoprl my5s:5t
SALE oV yA.U.-

HOM MISSpNNE ssS' SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE MINERAL LAND.-By virtue of a
decree of the circuit court of Augusta county,
entered In The cause of Antrins Us. Bel, on the
3rd day Of November, 1876, the undersigned will
proceed OH :
= Monday, the 18th day of June, 1877, -.
tosell at public auction, in front OF the Court
house, IN the city Of Stal.ator, tract of noun
the town of Waynesboro', containing about
seventeen hundred acres. being the prop
erty of Jno. J. Belt, This land is well timbered
iron, and the sale will afford q rare opportuni
ty to those DESTROYS of investing in mineral
lands.
TERMS ash in hand sufficient to pay costs
of suit and sale-the balance on a credit of one
two and three years, the purchaser executing
bonds with good personal security for the de-
ferred 1ntaiments, and the title retained as ul-
innate security, r. p. BELL
VIM. PATRICK,
niay29-tds COmmissioners
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Trustees Sate.-By virtue OF three deeds OF
L trust executed to the undersigned trustses
of the Mechanics Building Association OF
Staunton, by John b. Scherer and wife, the first
dated the 18th day of October, 1868, the second
dated the 18th day of May, 1869, the third
dated the 18th day Of August, IS70,-all recorded
in the clerks office of the Hastings Court OF
the city of Staunton, to secure certain debts
due the Mechanics Building Association, we
will proceed to sell upon the premises, on
Saturday, the 2'rd day of June, 1877,
at 5 O'Clock, p. M, that valuable property on
the corner ofNew Street and Courthouse Alley,
a portion of which is occupied by e. Hageman
as a clothing store, the remainder by John b.
Scherer a restaurant and bar-rOom, being all
the property conveyed in the deeds of trust
mentioned.
TERMs.-Twenty-seve hundred and four dol
lars and fortythree cents G2,70l.43,) with inter-
est from the lst of January, 1877, and the costs
of executing this deed in cash; the balance in g.
u, and Is months, secured by bond with APP
proved personal security, bearing interest from
the day of sale, and the title retained as ulti-
mate security. f. NJ. CUSHING,)
]. a. PIPER, Trustees
dc 4
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


A r the request of John N. Hepdren trustee
n in deed of trust executed by William
Frazier and wife to him, bearing date the 9th
day OF December, 1875, and recorded in the
county ofShenandoah, l will proceed at nv of.
flee in Staunton, to audit the claims against
said Frazier and the late firm of Frazier & Sale
as secured in said deed; and notice is herebv
given to all creditors of said Frazier and of said
Frazier & Sale, that unless they appear before
me, at my Office IN Staunton, 0itti ninety aaa,s
from the publication of this notice, and prove
their claims. they will be debarretl nom ali par
ticipation in the trust fund, and the said ftIrd
will be distributed without reference to their
claims. JOS. \. WADDELL
may2a-4t Com'r in chy Cir. CT Augusta Go.
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Charles Fenno Hoffman, a favorite
poet and novelist, and a brilliant mem
Der of metropolitan society near thirty
years ago, is not dead, as many suppose.
He is still an inmates of an insane asy-
lum in the interior of Pennsylvania,
having never recovered from the mental
disorder which declared itself in 1850,
and rendered his confinement necessary.