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Samuel Karger vs. No. 1866 John King.

OaWue1 hdTScI Vs. NU' 1o00 ooHl1 ItHs'
BY virtue Of a writ Of Fl ia emanating
from the above entitled court. in the above
entitled and numbered case, have seized
and will offer for sale at public auction pur
suant to law to the last and highes; bidder
ON the premises situated III said parish left
bank OF Bayou Laiourche at about ten,n miles
below the Town Of Thibolaux Oh the
Coax Grove" plantation Saturday the llta
day Of December 1880 between the hours. of
II O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'clock p. NJ. the
following described property to-wit:
Ten [10l stacks of rough rice.
Terms of sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
November 9th, 1890. eea t,.it
THEO.HlLE TdIBODACX,
Sheriff
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H0Hy,.N NOW I'1tH ISSUi 4 u
50llI cBuncil Of the Town Iofl frhibo-
{laux met inShostponed regular ST ssion this
day at block P. NJ.
Present: ". y. Hagan, MAYOR, J. E..
Blanchard. C. Azema. r. Albertl, and
II W. Tabor and j. A. Trone, l..
Keefe, Trustees.
eion were read and approved as recorded.
: The following Treasurer's Report was
presented and accepted.
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Sullivan ct Irving, deux
grands comediens angia;s, Sc de
teStent cor,lialement.
njnur, aprAs souper, on de
mandate IA Sullivan de raconter
une historic.
-Mais je men >ais pas, fit:il.
On insista.
Eth ben, reprit>il, je vais
vous dire un r6re que j'ai fait. J'e
mort. Je me dirigeaiS vers le Pa
radis. Arrive la porte, saint
Pierre me TAFT les questions d'usa
&c.
-Votre profession, me demanda
ii.
---Acteur.
--Au diable alors! les acteurs
D'entreat pas lei.
As>ez penaad, je rebrOusse che
min. En- ronte, j. rencontre lr-
wing, mort auSSi. -
! -On a!lez yous ainsi ? lui dis
je.
-MalS. .au paradlS.
-Epargnez vous le voyage. La
consi.ne est absnlue. lie paradis
nest pas fait pour nous.
Bah j'esscrai toujours.
Je le suis uu instant du regard,
RANT a'asance de l.accueil cue
lul reserve saint Pierre ct j:entre,
pour me reposer, dans une auber
sc.
Dependant une heure, denx hen
res SO paSsent. Intrigue, je vais
retrouver le porter du cirl.
Encore vous! fait il tout en-
colere.
| Pardon. grand saint, je he
viens pas pour moi. N'avcz vons
pas VII un homme nonme Irving
-Si fait /! dit Pierre.
EFT. i'll est entle?
Sans doute.
: -Mais je croyais que les altis
tes n'avaient pas le droit de cite
dams le Paradis.
/ LES artistps, oui. IepOndi|
! saint Pierre radouci, mais lui, c'
nest pas un artlste.
On volt que la bonne camarad'
D Iie qui existe entire les gems d'
t theatre. nest pas un vain mot
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TOWN HALL,

MOnUay, NVVeWOeF ID, Ioo0'
The Town Council of the Town of Thib0-
daux met in adjourned session this day at
O'clcck p. M yt.
Present w. G. sRagan. Mayor, aud &c.
Azema, I. Albert, J. &. Blanchard, II. W..
Tabor and Jos. A. Tron6 Trustees.
Absent L. keefe, Trustee.
The minutes of the previous session were
read and approved as recorded.
The following Collectors Report was
presented and accepted.
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TreeasEEQH

E. g. o. E
lSiyned] JOS. T. THIRODEAUX,
Nov. 18th, 1880. Treasurer
The following report of the Finance com
mittee was presented and on motion duly
seconded was accepted.
We the undcrs! gned Finance Committee
respectfully report that we have examined
the books Of the Treasurer aud compared
the vouchers and find same to correspond
with the Books.
Nov, Is $780,
(Signed) II W. TABOR.
JOS. A. TRONE,
Finance committee.
The following Claims dply approved by
the Finance Committee were presented and
on motion of j. E. Blanchard duly secop
ded an appropriation of Ten and 5ol 100 Dol
lars was made to pay the same b. the fol
lowing vote.
Yeas Azema, Alberti, blanchard, Tabor
and Trone.
Nays: None.
II. Tetreau & Co. Black smith work . 90
Thee. Thihodaux Jailors fees 90
Roth g. Fleetwood sundres SO
Jos I. ThihodauX sending sick man to
Hospital 3 90
Total. $40 90
On motion of J. e. Blanchard duly secon
ded the council adjourned sine die.
iSgned) w &. RAG N,
Mayor.
(Signcd) A. J. PERRIN,
Clerk Town Council.
A. ~. PERRIN,
Clerk Town Council.
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C0NSEIL DE VILLE.-Le nou
seau oOnseil lie vile ssest renni
oercFedi soir dams la sale appro
eeloe a ses reunions, avec un quo
rum. Apres la transactions des
adalres de routine, il a prOc6tle a
rejection des officers requis par
q charte. Mr.. A. j. Perrin Il etc
reeIu secretaire, Mr. J. T. Thibo
daux Tresorler. ct Mr.. j. o. LIE
eendre, constable, asseseur, col
lecteur ct maitre du port. Qnant
"a choix du Corporation Men,
pay6 precedemment a raisOn de
% piastres par mois pour faire les
caarrOis de tous les materiaux a
fasage de ville,reparer les points ct
combler les bourbie-s, le Marie
eat satoris6, apres cinq jourS de
notice, de donner IL contract a ce
iol qal ofrira de le faire au plus
oas prix. Enfin apres avoir pris
les mesures n6cessaires pour la
construction .lu Wharf, :e conseil
c'est aiourne a CO soir, atin dt
prendre en- consideration le raj
port du comite de finances don't
70 Chairman Sc tFouvait atscn'
Tors dc la reunion qui a Ell liet
mercredi dernirr.
,s
Il 'tk, dams Ii, MaQaSia BE,
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G.. JAlHERT f. Gle.
-IMPOKTATEUR RS DE-

Maychandsses sttAes, etraagSres 9
Amfricuiases. s9
Cotoas, Indienaes, kabans, Bon
,eterie, 4uoucAOaSs. etc etc.
70 kue de tnartres, pres Canai
NOUVELI T. E-ORLEANs.
Cette maison dejz bi.n connue par SON
apciennete t3O ans d'existenccj et lc bas
urix dc ses articles, Otire aux iaalchaTtis
ass oapagne-. ra-rertilnent ie plus coin
ulet ct 10 plus sarIe d. niaressap,.sse !. &c he.
Csrte .nsison reyoit chaqne sel5si14 &c
Duveau1 env0Is du Norfl e. ae 4 s-lFOp
met un sOiu tOu: Pa1il.aiIeg' q i'enP,iT ies
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On motion of Joseph A. Trone duly secon-
ded the Council adjourned to Monday Nov
ember 18th 1880 at O'Clock P. NJ.
iSignedi w. q. RAGAN.
Mayor.
ISigned] A. J. PERRIN, Clerk.
a true copy:
A. J. PERRIN, Clerk.
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BAL.-Le bal dome samedi der
1i@, dams le Music Hall, sous les
auspices de Ia ThibodGMr Band, a
"a tout 10 success 1ue SOS organise
teurs avaient leu d'atiendre.
Cette soir6e qui est pour ainsi
inauguration dc la saison des re
jouissances, 4 6t6 CONNIE toutes
celles qui Font pr6ced6e des pins
agr6ables ct des plus char nantes.
LN bon ordre ct Ia bonne tenue
scnt toujours scr"puleusement res
pect4s ct persOnne ma encore re
Krett6 d'y avoir assist6. D'ail
lears ces reunions tons en- rom
pant la monotonie de IL vile,
donuient une certaine animation
aux affaires com merciales !; Giles
Icnt vendre toujours une certaine
quantit6 d'acticles de fantalsie
4ni deyiendraient des rossign0ls,
cans ceS sortes d'amusements qui
soat ct reSterOnt tOujOurs. des
plus sedu:sants ct dcs plus gcu-
.tea
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|u.p1AGE.-Mr. John DeZau-
E a son retonr de Washington,
Lro;sse St. Landry, avec son
eouse . Melle Aline E. Capps,
pus a fait un agreeable pesent en-
Lrrenir de son recent marriage.
'onr cette amibilite, nous prions
;eune ct charmant couple lie re
.yo;r tous nos meilleuJs sOuhaits
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GUERlscN. specialit'i da
.Aocteur Thompson pour gaerlr
les maladies les Plus rebel'es, en
.se dispensant de- l'elnp oil des me
dpciueS uSitfes, en- pareliS cas-,
uar ses confreres. est au IOurd'h"i
un TAFT accompli. lies cures ad
imirabIes don't on trOuvera les Ger
tifcats, an has de lsanuonce que
nous pablions dams ce namero,
hi ayant valu une reputation uni
verselle, nous couseillerons aux
),ersonnes malatleS d.aller le trou
yer sans la moindre hesitation.
Sen Bureau de consultation est
~ No. 211 rue du Canal, Nouvel
,k-0rl6ans.
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TAXhS.-Il rpSte encore trente
quatre jOurS aux cOntribuables
POM payer ieurS taxes. Apres ce
deiai lis aurOHt il payer un lntertt
de s pour cent ainSi que tonS les
frais pour III vente des proprietes
so,ent tOncieres on mObiliercS.
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- 81 vous voulez acbeter nm
bon chapeau. a bon mayche, allez
au Edgasin BtcM. g
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RoULAIsoN. -Depuis que les
|.rayaux de roulalson sOnt com
|menc6s on n'a jamais tant WI de
|moulius q cannes Sc briser; il ne
|se passe pas de j"urs sans qn'op
|anuorte a la fonderie DIES pieces a
fare reparer ou y refondre. Her
pour ces habitants que
cpt stablissemeut fait les repara
tons avec Ia plus grande ceierite
ct 6pargne ceux.ci, qni sans doa
te nsont pas Gt6 assez pr6voyants
nonr ssassu,er 81 tout etait Ell
bon, beaueoap de- parte dc temps
ct dsargent.
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| DRAYMEN.-Vu i'6tat des 'ues
\ Ia perspective de la 'continua
|;au du manvais, les Draymen
[out remplacer Ieurs drays on
|.,rs charrettes par des traineaux
! : aeuIe difference que nous avons
l, snr le plan donn6 a ex6cu
Z, a nm de nos meilleurs charrOns
= 49, lrs traineaux ordiraires,
last oue ceux-ci serOnt construits
'nur clisser sur la boue.
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..-l'ts. dams IL. Magasia Blea
qo'on peut Sc brocarer les mar
chanliscs les plus fraiches ct .
Weilleur uarcA&.
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Total ..............-.25 % " S5 I'D ~
~ respectfully Submitted.
tSigncd) .. j. LEGENDRE.
November 18th. 1880. SO Collector
The following rreasurer's Report. was pre-
sented.
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Nays: None.
H w Tabor, sundries 1919
Oh Legendre. lamp chimney l5
T,efe and Bodley. iron we'll cover 95l
j Perrin, tax rolls for 1880. 25 90
James Frost SO bbls shells 500
Joseph Peltier, GO bbls shells 600
The Mayor reported that he had not con
tracted with the Thihodaux Saw Mill for
the wharf lumber as the mill was not in Ope
ration and did not have sufficient quanti
ty OF the desired lengths.
The special committee to whom the peti
tiou of L F. Schneider had been referred
asked for further time and on motion duly
seconded the time asked wos granted.
On molion of G. Azema duly seconded an
appropriation of Two Hundred aud fifty
four l6i 100 Dollars was made to pay the sal
AIRY OF officers mentioned below by the fol-
lowing vote.
Yeas Alherti, Arena. Blanchard, Tabor
Kcefe and TrOne.
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FERRIES. -C:est mercre,li pro
chain, Ter Decemhae.J q'le doit
avoir lieu devant. la maison de
cour l'adjadicatioa III ferlnage
des. ferries de Ia paroisse. Com
me on pent lie voir par l'annonce,
le eaprix d.adjudicatiots est payable
compliant, et les adjudicasaires,
tout en- So sonMettant aux reeles
pr6c6demmeut 6tablies par lie
Police Jury, sont tenns EN- Ontre,
pendant les jours d'ecole, de ira
verset gratultement, les enfants
qui freqnentent les ecoles publ
/ Ques. = '~ 7--a7stS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

twentieth Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafourche.
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To Bal. on hand 2:}6 92
Tin WOrkm. act. l69 10
Respectfully Submitted,
(Signed) JOS. T. THIBODEAUX,
Treasurer
November 18th. 1880.
The monthly report of o. J. Legendre
Market Master was presented. showing to
tai collections from Oct. 5th. to Nov 7th.
1880 to be One Hundred and Twenty Sew
en- l0Ll0O Dollars.
On motion duly seconded said report was
accepted.
The following claims approved oy the
finance committee were presented and on
motion duly seconded an appropriation Of
Sixty five and 35ll00 Dollars was made
to pay the same by the following vote.
Yeas: Blanchard, Tabor, Azema, AL
berti. keefe and Trone.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twentieth Jaliea. District Court Parish
OF LafO irche. ~

Succession of Naximiiien Bourgeois No
1903 t'rouates.
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Brief Mention.

The attention of all the Hancock and
English clubs in the county is called to
card from the Executive Committee of the
Staunton Club, asking for information
deemed important in the canvass.
W. L. Olivier's advertisement of cheap
school books will be of special interest to
the patrons Of the schools just now open
ing with such an unusual number of new
scholars.
The Augusta Female Seminary opened
Wednesday with an unusually large num-
Der Of new pupils on the rolls
Numbers have been reporting every day
since and will continue to come in for
some time.
Mr.. E. Brownold's notice elsewhere is
worth the attention of those who want
fine engraving done.
Miss Mary McGill, a lady well and ia
vOrably known in Staunton literary Cir
cles will give one Of her entertaining read
ing in this city next week. The press
notices of Miss McGiil's readings are
highly complimentary, and an intellectual
treat may be expected. Further notice Of
the time and place will be given.
We are requested to say that the ladies
of the Baptist Missionary Society will have
sociable at the Baptist church, next
Thursday night. Ice cream and other
nice things will be served, the proceeds to
be appropriated to the laudable object of
the society.
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LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY.-At the STA
ted meeting of Lexington Presbytery just
closed the statistical report, to be sent to
Synod, showed that the Presbytery now
consists of SO ministers and so churches
The pastoral relations of Rev. A. s. Moi
felt with Loeb Willow church at Church
vile we're dissolved. Rev. Jas. A. Waddell
was dismissed to the Presbytery of South
Alabama. The PresbyteTy adopted res
olution heartily approving the manner in
which tue :'Central Presbyterian" is con-
Quoted and Recommending it to the sup
port OF the people. The following mem
bers were nominated as commissioners to
the next General Assembly: Principals,
Rev. P. Fletcher and Rev. DR.. F. p. Null
lally, Elders William M. Tate and Colo
mel D. s. Bell; Alternates. Revs. F. j.
Brooke and W. S. P. Bryan, Elders Colo
mel J. T. L.. Preston land w. H. Bryan.
Mr.. Joseph H. Huffman, a member of
Mount Horeb church, after careful ex-
animation and the reading of certificate
from the session of the church as to his
physical, mental, and spiritual qualiica-
lions, was taken under the care of the
Presbytery as a candidate for the minis
try.
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TRIBUTE OF CoLoRED TEACHERS TO
DIR. SEARS MEMoRY.-The colored Nor
NAL school, the result of the efforts of the
lamented DR.. Sears, has just closed its SEES
sion at Lynchburg. On the last day OF its
session it adopted the following paper:
LYNcHBURe, VA. August rs, 1880.
To the Trustees of the Peabody Fund:
CONFERENCE.-The teachers and stu
dents of the Lynchburg Normal School for
the Improvement of colored teachers, de-
sire to express their sense of the great loss
which the South has sustained by the death
of the late lamented DR.. Barnes Sears. His
memory will forever be cherished among
us, as one whose whole life was devoted to
the poblest of purposes. Like his Great
Master, he went about continually doing
good, and it was among the poor and the
lowly that he most delighted to spend his
labors. This Normal School was the di-
rect result of his zeal for the elevation OF
the people by means of education, and the
advantages we have here enjoyed will fix
indelibiy in our hearts the memory of the
great and good man to whose judgment
and forethought we are indebted for these
inestimable privileges,
Signed in behalf Of the School,
81. p. MONTGOMERY, Principal.
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REUNION OF OLD SOLDIERS.
thanks are due E. G.. Fishburne, Esq.
Secretary, for an account of the reunion of
the survivors of Co. E., LIST Va. Cavalry a
few days since, which we we're forced to
omit last week for want of space. The
survivors, numbering twenty eight, held
their reunion in Patrick's woods. The
names of Messrs. Charles and William
Patrick, SONS of their old and gallant COM
mander, Capt. VIM. Patrick, who fell at
the second battle of Manassas. were added
to the list of members of the organization
DIR. J. Ham. Fultz was chosen surgeon OF
the company. The following business
committee was appointed: Mt. Meridian,
1t. S. H. Walker; New Hope, j. 5. Ker;
Mt. Sidney, Stuart M. Crawford; Staun-
ton, DR.. J. Ham Fultz; Greenville, DR.. ).
W. Gilkeson; Fishersville, F. M, Bell
Patrick's Mill, M. l.. Leonard (also made
Treasurer); Waynesboro. E. 4. Fishburne
(also made Secretary,
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Personal.

Mrs. M. G.. Dillon, one of the teachers
formerly in the public schools of Staunton
and one Of the most thoroughly equipped
for the duties of her profession that we
ever knew, passed through here this week
on her way to Franklin, KY, where she
has accepted a position in the Franklin
Female College. The college is in the
twelfth year of it's existence, has one hun
bred and eleven pupils and stands high in
Kentucky. The Principal, Prof. FL. H..
Epes, is graduate Of the Virginia Militia
ry Institute.
The cards are out for the marriage in
Richmond yesterday of Myer B. Oberdor-
fer, ESQ.,, the junior and very popular
member of the firm Of B. Oberdorfer &
Son of this city, to Miss Fannie, daughter
of Mr.. S. Schwartz. Of Richmond.
DR.. A. q. Koiner, formerly of this coun-
ty, who had been elected to the Chair Of
Therapeutics and Materia Medica in the
winter course at the Virginia Medical Col
lege at Richmond, has been, we regret to
learn, forced by ill health to retire from it.
He will locate for the present in Roanoke
county to recuperate. DR.. K. has gradu-
ated in the Virginia, New York and VI
emma Universities and we regret to see a
young man of SO much promise retire even
temporarily from pest of such>promise.
Capt. Robt. K. Rice, the well known
conductor on the Z. & o. railway. returned
to duty this week after amonth' s furlough
which he put in in visiting the Northern
cities.
Maj J. Marshall McCue, in company
with an engineer of the Shenandoah Valley
r. R. Co., has been making a tour through
Franklin. Patrick, Floyd and Carol
counties inspecting the projected line OF
that road to run east Of the Blue Ridge
from Alton depot.
We see from the Madison (Wis.) Dem
ocrat" that Miss Eva Baker and Miss
Mary Crawford of Staunton, are visiting
that city.
On Tuesday of last week Mr.. Chas. W.
Wlber, of this city, sailed for Belfast, Ire
land, to pay visit to his relatives there.
Mr.. W. has resided here several years and
during his stay has won many warm
friends.
Gen. R. B. Ayres, U. S. A., and lady,
who have been stopping at the American
Hotel for some days, have left for the Ca
pom Springs. The General commanded a
famous field battery during the civil war.
Capt. A. w. Smith, formerly Superin-
tendent of the Staunton Water Works,
has been appointed conductor on the
Richmond Allegheny Railroad.
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AhO460VOAA&oSA = SA&NkSss. eASsse>>o~
At Mt. Sidney, on Thursday night Of
last week. a joint discussion was had. in
which Hon. Henry G. Allen and Meade F
White represented the Democrats and Mr.
Gray, of Harrisonburg, represented the
Readjusters.
At Pond Gap last Saturday there was
Democratic pole-raisiDg. The pole was
1O2 feet high, and after it was up one Of
the audience climbed to within eight feet
of the top and fixed the flag. Addresses
were delivered by Messrs. M. F. White,
L. M. Bumgardner and A. F. Robertson.
At Waynesboro on Friday night last the
Democracy was addressed by Hon. Henry
e. Allen and FL. st. Geo. Tucker.
AT Parnassus last Saturday Hon. Henry
e. Allen and Senator John Paul met in
joint discussion.
On Monday night last the Hancock and
English club of Staunton held called
meeting, which was largely attended, and,
after addresses by Capt. Jas. Bumgardner,
Jr., P. A. Baylor, Maj. T. c. Elder and A.
G. Stuart, adopted the following preamble
and resolutions:
WHEREAS, Governor Wade Hampton, of South
cred speech in this city on the 18th OF July last,
which, in the opinion of this Club, from tne ln10r,
maeiousy by The valley Virgin
correspondent Of the New York Tribune for the
Resoived lst That the construction which has been
attempted to be put upon the language Of Gen.
special utterance, and entirely at variance with the
whole tenor Of his speech. ,,,.
poses, in the face Of his denial and the denial OF
hundreds of those who heard him. to put him IN a
false position before the country, is inexcusable IN
morals OF pOntlcS.
There will be grand Democratic mass
meeting at Harrisonburg on Sept. 10th, at
which Coy. Hampton of South Carolina.
Hon. John kitchie of Md. will speak
Gov, Vance Of NC, General Payne, of
Warrenton, and Gen. Walker, OF West
moreland are also. expected. 1t is expect
ed that large number of Democrats from
Augusta will be there.
Judge Allen and Capt. Paul will speak
at Charlottesville next Monday.
SPEAKING WEDNESDAY.
Hon. Henry G. Allen will speak at the
Court House Wednesday. As many:of our
citizens both in the city and county have
not yet heard this able champion of the
regular Democracy, we bespeak for him a
large audience.
This is the only speaking expected on
the 9th, the proposed mass meeting an
nounced by the Committee Of the Hancock
club for that day having been postponed.
1t was found that Gen. Pryor, Mr.. Bayard
and other prominent speakers expected
could not arrange to be here so soon and
the Executive Committee are now in cor
respondence with them to ascertain exact
ly what time will suit them, and when
agreed upon the day will be announced.s
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-09-03

CITY GRAND JURY.-The grand jury
for the September term o the corporation
court will be selected from the following
names:
Ward No. &c. S. Baker, Geo. R. Bell,
J. A. Cochran, George F. Flick, Rudolph
Kinzley, J. w. Newton, W. L. Olivier, Fl
L. Powell, J. T. Pritchard, Edward Sta
pies, P. B. Sublett, J. W. Waddy.
Ward No. 2.-J. w. Abby, r. M. Ayres
J. Il. Earman, W. Fl. Goode, g. E. Haines,
John B. Hoge, S. H. Lushbaugh, Fl. M
McIlhany, d. E. Strasburg, j. R. Paris, E.
W. Shott, P. E. Wilson.