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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14


The following letter, dated al Delhi, 10 Dsla--
wsre county, New York, % the Eth instant,
gives an account Of another daring outage and
probsble murder on the partpf he anti reniers.
"At IL O'Clock to-day sale for The
rent OF Noses Earle, in Andes, was 10
take place at bis house, about twelve miles
from this village. Sheriff Moore, Deputy
Steele, and Deputy Edgerton were about
bringing out some cattle for sale. (Mr.
Wright attending aaihe agent Of tss land
lord, } when about one hundred persons,
disguised Is Indians appeared to prevent
The sale. When Steele and EGgstloD.
with Wright between them, were passing
into The Geld. the indians withtheir hor.
rible yelIs attempted to prevent them,
and finally an order was given by the chief
70 FIRE. Edserton's horse was killed un-
der him. Sieele's horse was wounded
and fell Steele himself wounded 81 two
balls 10 the abdomen. The Indians fed.
How dangerous The wounds 81 Mr. Sieelq
are is yet unknown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Post once Revenue.

Great fears have been entertained by the
friends Of the Hale Postage BYlt, that tho small
amount Of revenue that will Pc AFFORDED 4 unoer
its provisions, will be such a. totmPaF lne con-
6dencs Of our Legislators inits 'pracicsolli'y.-
A decrease inrevepue for the tirst few years has
always been anticipated, SD ssnouia tnot %
made strange Of, because The pI edctio1 has been
se,asa prsaiesiqn pas alH hhs il il asaa
on the subject, and thatit would eventually yield
ample revenue for sustaining the dePafthent.- =
The system has worked oetfectiyely lib Eli gland,
that we cannot allow dohHe 10 afise Us 10 It's
praciicabiity here.
The reduction on the receipts III Philadelphis,
it will DO seen from the following, are nearly
half RIBHETI s. sitFHF 4Fal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
THE VALLEY FARMER.

The first number of ,hesecond volume Of this
work, in neat pamphlet form, is now before Us.
Il, is published monlhly BY Mr. ]. P, BENTLEY,
who is making very laudable efforts to render ii
acceptable 10 the farming community.
This number contains very well arranged
variety, and gives fair promise Of a volume worth
double The Subscription price. II must NEE,
with very extensive patronage, because its price
is so low, (only IS cents,) that the farmer who
would not take ii, would scarcely cut brier or
weed from bis door-sill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

The TARiFF.-We understand that there are
many manufacturing capitalists at the North. WHO
are willing to aeeepta considerable reduction some
Who sre democrats in the faith-and that The lsrae
body az the operatives are democrats in Their poi,
uee we repest, therefore, With the Secretary Of
the Treasury that g the tariff must be reduced 10
the revenue standard - ~ ashington Uniot.J
/ democratic" capitalists and operatives
IRE very understanding. indeed, to express heir
wiaRgness to cut down The Tariff. Il i broba-
BIZ Fhowsser, ihai .hey are a, work upon SONG
material not likely to be ipjurously touched BY
Mr. Walkers rasseing process, and therefore their
liberally isthe more conspicuous.
Bat this occasional tvsllle about .. Tspsnas
standard, all CANNON for the green ones. A
Tariff that vas denounced as prehisitory and ep-
prsssirt in the same breath-but which has yet
eolfouoded its enemies BY proving both proiuc-
tive and heal,h-giving TO the; body polnic, is
no, likely total, even at the command ofEei.her
the SECRETARY or his organ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
FuNnRAL oBsEQUrss
N Mem0ry IF General yackssa.


The funeral services in Memor- ~ O. -.
sos, took place in this town on S. - We
FId., 800 - pr0pII.sssabasn, ceremonies r.r.
I,emoer,rv.-slShs1d attention, and inspire pro-
-aensg Of solemniiy. The telling Of the bells.'
iiiag Of the cannon, the solemn music Of The
,snd, add the closed stores, all impaired sddi-
ionsl seriousness to the occasion.
Al hsis pastien,lhs procession vas formed un-
Ter the direction Of Col. Davenport, in The fol-
owing order:
NauonaI Flag in mourning;
shepherds,oHn Band;
Rev. Clergy and Biologists;
A.Hearse drawn by four horses;
A Horse fally caparisOned, led BY agroom;
The Mourners; IA
CharlestoWn ArtilIeIy;
Citizens and Strangers;
The whole presented q very fne display
near two hundred-amone whom
we're persons Of both political parties, thus show
ing that political differences can be fOrgOtssa =
The grave Of Patriot
Alter moving through the Main Street, th
Procession halted al the Presbyterian Church
where the services were opened with Prayer b
the Rev. Mr.. BEsRY, Of Gsorestoun; after vhicl
an .Euiegium was pronopheed BY the Hon. Wa
Lucas. 80
The orator FIRST deferred to the solemni'y o
the occasion d~ek upon the peculiar traits Q
character oC1he deceased; associated him vii
Washington and jefferson drew contrast be
tweepzfrse governments and monarehies; 70
loved the Generals career from his birth {
ksTa1haw 10 his election IS Chief Msgistrate, an
portrayed his success in all his political movt
menis, as well as in his intercourse with foreis
nations dwelt With pride upon his prompt an
honorable submission 10 the Law at New o.
leans and concluded with glowing tribute
the character and deeds of the oldsHero through
out his eventful life.
The assemblsgs was dismissed with BEN
dic,ion from the Rev. Mr.. Berry, and the pr
cessiou returned under escort of the Artillery
the whole affair having passed of harmonious
and happily, with The exception Of an aceider
to two Of The Arlillersts, in firing near the Acad
my during the march.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Jssuits in France.

The General or the Society Of JesaiS hAStr,
dered ihsi The Jesuils be dispersed, heir houses
shut M, aud their esiabiishmenisd ii SOLVED
This peacstbls measure Of dispersion Sss been
trought about BY The Ministry Of France, who
negotiated With the Holy See 81 Rome, 'en Tlhis
impcrisni question, aud who gave 10 is sdhe-
mon 10 the measure. France posssssedlhe pow
er q breaking up The society foreibly, but BY
this peacsfal proceeding has obviaied ell the ma
tursl disturbance that might have occurred, had
she fesor,edto force.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Stnfence Of Cspt Flo,oery. ofthe Slaver
SPithrs.- Yesterday in The U. s. District
Court, the motion for a nelc trial was re-
fused. and FloEery sentenced 10 the Sa-
lem Jail. for f5e years, and also to pay 4
fiae o. $4,000. The Boston Jail was con-
sidered too unhealthy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Postage Of the Houssof rsssaiafiicess

i
Postage Of the Houssfo Rsoffssatativess
Ar. French, the ClerkIof. the House LOO Re-.
personalities, at Wash ng,ep, Ras sent il 10 The
Postmaster General, an estimate ofs stihe amount
of Postsgs that will Ne ehsrgeabls 10 that
branch of government, at The fsie prescribed
in the act, upon all matters passing ftse through
the mail. The money will bssSlpsid ihe Posi-
Office Department out ofBithslcon,ingsnt fund Of
the House. vi i, 4YF 85sst j h ii.
Mr. French in his letter y ss ttt..I estimate
The length Of the next ssssioifE of Congress AZ
200 days. g5,3 \ III, 5s s
Documents Of which extra numbers are Il say ! or-
dered to be printed, taking lie usual extra number
and the documents Of the ias ~ he guide FIJI
weight and The postage will amonnt,o SIN ,078 90
Average for miscellaneous dosp Atnts I Also 0o
Postage on documents Of whfkEf 40 ex-f ss a 4 TsI
ira humber is ordered All a.i] i$ ii "a. 8, 900. 90
Bound journals, executive documents, N Aia Il 4
and reports of committees sent 10 VI F8
members, under The Clerk frank III 8f
after the close of the .sssioh III 4, 6ss 3l2s
Letter postage Of members Averaging, Hk5
as sent and received, sixlettets3per n
day for each member,a AZ 0'ee AN eash ". 100 oo
Speeches fraaked By me4 'n1F 5000 90
All postage for and on arcplnt of The
House OF sRepresentatises,4jd during #
the time congress is not hi session 0 81 n s, 900 Oo
3EfA aAE H6 III <----------4s
Total estimate for 0ne XIV $4,000 %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

The Wing State Convention Of Maine
has nominated. with great unsnimi,y. as
the Wing candidate for Governor OF that
State. FREEMAE H. MoRsE, Of Bath, laie
Representative in Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
kemp s RIPLEY, stage Line.

The travelling public will not fail 10 notice
the advertisement Of Messrs. Kemp & Ripley,
offering facilities for travelling North and South,
and filling up connection which one day in tAe
week is omitted sy the Rail Road. The exPe-
rience Of the gen,lemsn, and their obligibg dis.
S's VIM We g.or-s.ote public convenience
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Anotder Great Ere.

2 The Boston Advertiser states that a erea, FIRE
took place at ST, Johus, (Nev Brunswick. j on
the evening Of the 18th ult., which destroyed a.
bout forty-fEe building. mostly wooden, and
property esiimated al sboni eco 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Ing with BLOOD latoflte ulle OF -. nl'ou'e
week q number Of competent clerks have re.
eeised their walking papers," and all fol opin.
ions sake.
a CORRESPONDENT 0. he Tribune, noticing the
removal ola Mr. James, worthy and efficient
clerk, ssys;-
sieHe vas prominent member Of the Episco.
pal Chufch,A good man, q worthy citizen, and
has left q widow and sir children penniless, but
! trust not triendlsss, He had been for Eve and
twenty years aciefk 10 the Registers Office, and
not whisper Of complaint was ever breathed q.
-gainst him. Mr.. Gillett, with The appreciation
% lhes President, removed this Iman from Office
Unqualified for any other employment, he re-
Snonstfated against IheaeL represented the help.
less condition Of his Ifsmily, was roughly repuls
ed pwent home, and feli sick. "A congestive fe.
yer came spn, and this, aggravated by his dis
ifess Of mind, ternibaled ia brain fever, which
resulted IN his deSth. Ia this case, sgains
whom have the widows curse and The orphans
cry gone up To- Heavenp
A letter from Washington gives tbe annexed
list Of removals which have been made within
) few days, 10 the several Departments Of the
Governments
TsssurS Dspgtment George Gillis, r. T..
MeGll, James W. Moofehead, VIM. Browne,
Geefgs wood, W. c. BenlkalL, sFilzhueh coyie,
Fleet w. Smith, John n. Smith, Charles Nc.
Gill, L. Beard, Wm. B. Page, T. B. Dashiel, s. |
NJ. Bootes, John sessford, Sri. John Sessfofd,
Jr., J. C. Lewis, Chas. vinson.
Ped 06scs Department ~ ohm Bancroft, NJ.
Ress. David Smith. Il
Wsr Department Basil H. waring, II; II.
Kfebs, w. Douglass.
Navy Dsparimsni. q. McBllir, 49, Lud.
lov, Il. Drayton.
Stats Dspatmeni. - William II. Premise.
The Washington correspondent Of the Bali.
more RaEio, Of The Sin says: ssThtee more
clsrks sste made u ,ssik he plank yesterday,
losuil; Edward and John Smith bro,hers-
and Thomas Gentop, ell Of The Third Auditors
ofies. Nj. Gunlon vas very faithful and la
borioss Clerk. and very much needed BY Mr..
Hsgnsr, he Auditor, Who stood ont msnfaliy |
Tor : ions tine sgsinst bis removal, but finally
Had iolsuceamb 70 bis snperiors IN power, who
demanded il, Is he only meaasof saving him
IslE The case Of MI. Edward Smith is hard
me, and created much sympathy. He has
afss family and i poor, aud bis eleellen, wife,
uhs /. he daughter Of Major Dade, jas, dis
missed q Warden Of the 'fenilentiary, has been
IaasrinI from ssssrs indIsposi,ion for long
line a The house Of her father
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Deofh, Of Gerevmen.

The 4Presby,erisn'i says Ina, ;uenty-.ix min
kiers, in eonnexion With The Old School Assem-
bly,, Esve died in about year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

HFcommsnder John B Montgomery, Ct the
Uni.ed States ship Portsmouth, writes from Cal
lao, that be made The run with his vessel from
The Chesapeake To- The Pacific Ocean, p forg-
eight sailing days, being the shortest time ever
made, that is on record. Hs-hrived Al valpa-
saiso d siz,y-,uo sailing days from ihs United
STATES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
rnE ESasEa OF REMovALs.

Mr.. Polk has been % false 10 bis professions as
anv man ,ha. ever took hold Of the reins
Il government. He would fain have msde The
psspls believe, that be you'd be guided % hon
esty Of principle and justice in his sdmini'sra'
.tion Of the high functions entrusted TO his keep
ipe. when he told ihem be vas going 20 BE- "lhe
Prssident Of The people and not Of . party" he
I,bored ,o.impress Them With the belief shat his
Adminis,ration would be Sotssrraiise in fts char
aessf, avoiding The extremes Of either party, and
siesrIne midway between both. But how
long did this hypoeriteal cant Of ''lhe Ptesiasnl
Of the Peoplen last bs<As soon as hs vas fair
II Installed and invested with power, he "mads
ths for 6y.. Prescription and removals were
enforced and made for nothing 6,her Than oPin-
ions sake.
The number Of removals that have been made
10 WashiDgten City alone, is set down4by those
Who speak knoeinglE, a one Hupdred and
Twenty. Two Clerks, al average salaries Of $1,000
Five months oaIy have elapsed Of bis admins
,ra,iop, aud here 10 decspi,atiou Of one hun
drsd and twenty two clerks from the peoples
eaiees, whose united salaries amount 70 about
6il6O00i What On income for the hafd.work'
Ing and dependent clerks Of Washington TO BE-
deprived OIL
TO these removals may be added the scores and
handrsds made BY him in the Land ofhces, Pos
oficss, Registers and Receivers, Custom ou''
! cotlecior,. Surveyors, Naval Officers and Nava
Agents, Foreign MiuiSlsrs, consuls, GOEsrnmen
Agents, and We have startling array ,and. 4, hol
low answer, to his preisnsions Of conservatism
i before taking the regal chair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
yIRGlNkt FREE PRESS.
0lMAMGBsR0yvN:
FAUAsDAx 1Gozn1na
s1sg,sss II. is4s.



esas = already considered ! oar, n 4,
s.'sn p senPle,ely 30, that ,roop. h.vr .,
o.osssd me he ieuissry % guard sesis., n.rI
ssn invasien -and ye, IL !. eossidr,ss I. 60.
sopnlsy iursisrenee 10 he eoIl.e,;os q 800.
open eeunediiiss bronght ifsn ,hepe, ia,o -.
periEpf - pssed s.s,ssi 80, '-'' 'As
Ihs aDtnocrscy'' n s.ri.I,Iy nal al. an.
gfsssiys.r bn, Constructive II 1s-
prysertof emergeney--snd can pslx 81.
without constiiuiiop, bot lsists ....s.
isio ~ shaPs3 lsd tsrnsio spE y ~ soa,h
Texas & realizing The. IN :. -
carolina eo6slrseiior, Of A'ng " ~ 49, 80,
81 y ID Z d. ,sm. ns-ssa aud ye' $3.50
sss de ~s,tics cons 6eliooi'i'"-ine e nsn-
49,, !. .;s~l. ~ face a these e1.fsordinarJ
~. q n. I6nsliiuiion, or Total disregard Of
IN IL provIiaos.
r.. M.1snal Isiellieeneer Is taking me Ac-
miuI,tfs,ion 70 TASK very handsomely, tor ~
eui,.isp o. prscsutionary measures, IN refer
sscsio Teras-and The eonsequen. assumPtion Of
ihs auihoriiy Of he Executive 70 levy war BY
sesdIug troops inio The disputed ,eui,ory: Bat
= have long sibes CEASED p consider shis, eoun-
sevsrsed si:her ~ constiu,iOn or Law. l.
urrestricted despolism.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Boston IN the Field again - Challenge for
$4,000, NTH tUf Matches of $4,000
/ each, and Sl0,000 on the Odd Mateh
W We will rnp Stallion that has made
season Spring Of lS45, Four mile heats.
this Fall, over the. Newmarket Course,
Petersburg, Va. in the month Of Noyem.,
ber next, for SO, 600, half forfeit--the'
forfeitto be satisfactorily secured on both
sides, agreeabiy 20 the Rules of the
Course against any Stallion in America
We will run two Of bisget the same
E5s 4saIs Ed assass sa hs S. Ss e Gdr Raf
Two mile heats each race, overihe same
course. and the same week.
And we willfmaich one Of his get, two
years old, Nhe only one he& Mas Of h al
age TO run the Fall aitertaey are three
years Old, during the regular races over
that eonrssssawo mile heats, for $4,000,
hall florfeiti against any one Of tbe same
sage# S55
And woi Of his get, now one yearsoldg
.against5the getlot any horse Of thsssame
.agesoyer The same course, for tie same
sum and forfeit, The fall after they ars
three years.old. two mile heats, At MY
itsame{ti,re 81 ihe regular races thatFsll--
making in III 4, Colts main fot 6ve,.ot
5S5 900 eachss half forfeit, and $40 600 On
Ethe odd fight besides Tie Stallion Match,
above proposed. II s 1oa
II TIM u u .ssboss proposals tobe closed il foil
|tY5days: s1lA..
Glveh under our hands this 23d JULY,
lS45Mat Petersburg, Va The names
and money are with the Virginia Bank.
Petersburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
no pnsT.A IlAaTrRs. |. !.

We desire to call your attention 10 The fol.
lowing letter from the Department to The Post
master al Miiledgrille.
Posr OrFacE DEPAsr,lESr, !
July 23s 1915 Ss4
Sir Your letter Of lhe l8I hlnstantis recsiF.
ed 81 Sal MI
A letter notifying The Publishers when a,sub.
scrieer fails to take bis paper NJ pamphlet from
the Post odce, clearly relates 10 The Business of
the Office; the Postmaster beng required blythe
regulations, (chap. 40,l ~ eve spch nbiice-1
and itshould therefore Be sent free&of postage.
under regulation 545. very respectfully, &C.,
w. MEDILL.,2d ASST r. ii. Gen. u,
Ezra Dsggcit, Esq RI Az,
MIlIedgeville, Georgia. vi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

PRoscRIPTIos FOR oPISIoS's SAKE,
Appears 70 BE- the motto Of President Polk =
TRoss Who foush, The good eight for Locofoco-
t.m mu,t have place !, The crib, even though
a Ia proeured by the ,beEeary and death of the
old oceupsn,s, Truly is the "Guillo,iOe Stream
linz with Blood" a fasoriie lille Of hr. Ritchis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

ErThe ROnaey Jockey Club Races will
eopnsnee % Wednesday lhe 9Th Of October
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

.9itempttd Hseaps Of Slpess ~. The
watch ds.ected on Saturday plan OF es !.
cape Of several slaves. and three of them
have been apprehended and colnmiitedto
jail. Avessel WHICH had dropped down
below Town Point was suspected tos have
been engaged a. the medium Of their ss,
cape, and, strict examination was made
board Of her, butlthere was no evidence
|of the fact The individuals 10 custody
Sare servants in situations which are to be-
Ienlsiedby thousands 81 their color aud tens
III thousands, of whites, in.the so called
free States and some them no doubt
would have rued The change 10 such free
doqm, i they had succeeded. The mas
ter-spirit ofthe enterprise. however, who
possesses anaintelligence beyond his sta
lion, ior which. Re is indebted to the kind I
ness ol ihfsEownefs. might have Jared BET.
Ter than bissdnpes.. horfoid Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
.aactierEJgffemDt 81 3 : CAM "a .SIape II

.Aaetfsrs 9ttepPt ef q Gang of Shares 10.
.fbscond. IA gentletn an from Hartford in+
forms usihat a5oat twenty. eight negroes
ran away from seyeraliarmers 10 The neigh
Fborbood ofsHsyfe de- Grace on Thursday
belonging 70 MI. Davis. MIS-. Jay, and
some sotherss Twenty -seve out OF The
tEEeenty eight were captured whilst crosse
ing lhe bridge up the Sasquebanna--the
other jumped overheard To swim 10 Ike o.
Poslls shore. and issupposed 10 have been
drowned,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

(, l1uyss ISLAND. ~ StgDation -Adyicses
IRON Turks Island ioibe 4th OF June. state
lnat the inhabitants were again suffering
|ior wapt of provisions. Unless there
should be speedy arrivsl. ibe poor Turks
Islanders would actually siarse. Three
boats went ont 10 chase Of passing YES
|oyertake her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
From ths n: York Spirit Of the Times Of Saturday
ON DiTs lin SPORTING CIRCLES

Boston Ia the Field again - Challenge for
$4,000, NTH tfUf Matches of $4,000
each, and Bio, 600 on the Odd Match {
The New York herald., 1845-08-29
9 u NJ lfi K Il ClAL.
New York. Yhurs,Iay. AUr

AsHEs--Pos arc quick at 50 3t; Pearls in good de.
mand at 81 l2l.
BEEr-An active demand for Beef prevails through.
out the market notice good at so 25 and prime
Sc 6 so.
BEEswAx.-A steady demand for northern at % a 27l
continues.
BnEApsrUFFs.-We have no change to note from our
yesterdays quotations either in the aspect of the market
or the prices. Foreign shipment continues previous
y notced-receips continue light. Fresh ground Flour
etches 81 62i Genesee, store, Sd So
but held at fair prlcesoranre Conuty 90 cents: from
State 3A IL; ordinary, II l3; Ohio, 10. lie. De.
mand brisk for Eastern markets.
ia of all kinds, prices range high,
large quantity shipped to Europe per Great Bri.
tain. No Eastern Cheese in market of any account,
wanted Tor West indies and Southern markets gene.
rally.
CoRv-Southern SO cents; Northern CO 6Ic Jersey
CSC. Wheat 95 9Tc; Rye SO a zoe.
CoTroN-The sales to-day 800 bales prices are
suming an upward tendency.
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

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T6Ss.r co-io bales 20 coo bricks Lee CO.. pans q
81 whiskey II bids to order.
60 s p s a1.sps sass 81
s'io Harsous br9,l,e co-os bis goat skins schumses
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The New York herald., 1845-08-29

fHftsnNtfiitss AawuN ,. lss3
"a my letter yesterday, ! sall tAsi mo wa
lacks @eFe play ing successful eugsgsuasn u ts Chs.
nu 'Iee' 'hes're meant 10 say NslGut street IA
'"ea'u' street theatre not open.
nc weather has changed lhc h., sui suir, hlss,t
"ysseiosy' 70 cold, chilly No,lhessler Tue aeao
cratic CITY and county eoneaeace i ia s...on -, -
further nominations have -, beea;naae The uh.r..s
"an'e, Ti' PROBABLY make neiF aom.nat.on. On sion.
day' 10 local matters there vegy little a. ,s,,.,.
The schuylsill water question ,..,,..
minds Of the people, : adouincd oysf III ,s aE 'at
ns supreme ooui, ~ vac ,ail, AMI tae sxclss,s, = IA
some step ~nien wnl arouse the people u lie s,.
WV. ihe taiA y nov ABOUT = compg8misa sf
seems TO be tno most popular, il us41pp.e 4,
wisest course. speaking abDat tnc water gu 49,.
scarcely thiik the scauy la ~ aier w b.. I'd tJt ~.
drinking ana ordinary puIpyscs lssny ycals ,ous-r
account Of the factories which bsgn.nn. "a l,sr H.
nanhs OF that river aud empty into II ali their
Nprcsent The water s tocrable but nothing to com,sr
70 your 1roon The ieshet u the last week has stfte
the mud on the bed Of the river and from It's bank