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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
THE MARKETS.

From the report of the grain and produce
market as furnished to Saturday, trade is dull
supply small, and prices downward. Gold
in New York 1863 to 1879.
In Baltimore, the demand for all descrip-
tions of produce is light, with an evident ten
dency to lower rates. Flour, shipping brands
S15G Sl5'5O; Patapseo and Reservoir Fam
lily, SIT .5C@S1S.00; Orage Grove and Ches-
aPeake Extra, $3.50 per barrel. OF Corn
the receipts were large, aud prices well main
tained-white HIGHS, yellow lis, mixed
HIGHS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

An extreme radical paper in Pennsyl-
Vanla, the Chambersburg ReposHoyy, begins
to sicEen Of the increasing demand in favor
OF nesrodom, and thus CURLY remarks =
q Emancipation was not given os - firm.
10 Tie starcs, and it did not imply anv promise
OF other action favorable to them. on Tire mart
OF the government. 1t was solely measure
OF expectancy, 'eor n,easu.c Of the same
design, and crtuoUy Of the same c5ar,c,l,.
as the Cunning Of military stores Or, he s,,,,-
1oe@'"g Of G"'"aIs e",ploysd in 1.qr by the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
4 Voice from the Tomb,

In one of his great speeches, Daniel Web.
ster thus spoke of Constitutional Liberty:
"Other misIcrtunes may be borne, or their
effects overcome. IF war should sweep our
commerce from the ocean, another generation
may renew it; if it exhaust our treasury. flu
ture Industry may replonish it; if it desJ!atc
and lay waste our fields, still, under new
cultivation, they will grow green again, and
ripen to future harvest. 1t were but trife.
even, if the walls of yonder capitol were to
crumble, if its lofty pillars should fall and
its gorgeous decorations be covered by the
dust Of the valley.
Cali these might be rebuilt. Blu twhu
shall reconstruct the fabric of demolished
government? Who shall rear again the we'll
proportional column Of constitutional liberty?
Who shad frame togctheEthe skillful archilcc-
ture which unitcs National Sovereignty with
State Rights, individual security and public
prosperity? Now, if these columns shall fall.
they will be reared not again. Like the
Coliseum and the Parthenon, they will be
destined to a melancholy, mournful immor-
tality. Bitterer tears, however, will bow over
them than were ever shed on the monuments
OF the Roman or Grecian Art, for they will
be the remnants of more glorious edffice
than Greece or Rome ever saw-the edifce
OF Constitutional American Liberty"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

Fires in Winchester are of frequent occur
renee, and we regret that three or more took
place during the last week. The extensive
ware house of those enterprising gentlemen,
the Messrs. Baker, newly erected, was again
destroyed-loss estimated at $4,000 or more.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
THE WAR OF THE ROSES,

Thurlow Weed, who has recently resumed
cditorsLip Of the New York Commercial
ertiser, and who is neither fish or flesh,
ideally, is carrying on sort of % hammer
tongs" warfare with all the New York
:. lie and Greeley, in particular, are
ing the q compliments of the morning -
lat is, in calling each other liars and scoun-
drels. Weed having been charged with aban-
doning the Republican party by one of these
papers, thus justifes his apostacy -
That We subsequently withdrew from
cur post Of responsibility is true. We we're
weary of and disguised with the men who
had risen, in dscordnut and disturbed times,
to the management of public affairs 1t was
a day of small, cheap men-the saplirgs and
koop-poles of Party-thrown to the surface
IN storm Our State conventions were con-
troL.cd by secret leagues, whose manipulators
lay around Albany during tie winter, dis
pcnsing offices and debauch;ng the Legisla-
turc."
This was in 1868, since which the bubbling
and boiling political caudron has thrown even
more g sapplings and hoop-poles " to the sur
face. These sapings and hoop-poles seem to
be sharp fellows, though, for they have evil
IDENTITY got the inside track in 4" New York
Sta'e;' and as people must be known By
its % manipulators," what must We think of
the manipulated? Here in West Virginia.
It is even worse than in New York. Instead
OF hooP-poles and saplings, the uphcaval has
brought to the surface, false check signers.
bond-forgers, hog steaIers, and carpet bag
lifters. What other offences they are guilty
Of, we need not state, but is there any crime in
the decalogue at which they would scruple ?
BE- The mail of last evening brought us
no item of general interest to the reader, but
sevcra! letters, either unpleasant to ponder or
difficult to understand. The following is
specimen:
JoRDAN's SPRINGS, Nay 81, 1867.
b. T. Beat, Esq,
DEAR SIH:-You will please send nv
paper to Stephenson's, care of L. Jorian.:sSI
am here, you will see from this note.
will be IN ChurcstOwn on Saturday if we'll
enough, but l am now suffering very much
from rheumatism Yours truly
mo name accompanies this note, and if
the manuscript be that of some one of our
lady friends, as its appearance indicates, VIC
have only to say that her request cannot be
complied with, as we have not her address,
and as to her expected visit to Charlestown.
we must be counted out, as We have better
half ard numerous responsibilities, and be-
sidos-we'vc got the rheumatism. Our Sc
Nor neishbor of the Free Press, we regret
TO say, is just at this time in no better condi-
ton, and the courteses of the corps must
therefore be excused on the occasion
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

THE MEETING of the Ladies of our town,
expected to convene on Saturday last, to ar
range foy Floral testimonial to our Confed-
crate dead, was prevented by. the inclemency
of the weather. We have been requested to
renew the notice, for meeting at the same
place as heretofore specified, at o'clock, p.
NJ, Saturday next. a general attendance
will be expected, as we are sure our fair wo-
men, whose noble devotion was tested while
the conflict lasted, and who with cheering
words and kind acts, bid all God.speed in
what they believed their country's cause, will
not permit its brave defenders to sleep IN
honorcd and unwept. Be up and doing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

CoURT.-The spring term of the Circuit
Court of this county, will commence its term
on the ID Monday in June, and unfortunate
litigants should be in readiness, for in many
instances that We have learned, judgments
come fast and thick
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

HOG DIsEAsE.-We regret to learn that
disease is again prevalent in our county, and
several farmers have lost the largest and best
of their growing stock. a citizen of the
town lost one or more last week, of fine size,
and in good condition. Cannot remedy be
suggested!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
RRRKEEEY co.,.


Our friends in Berkeley, at Mill Creek and
Darkesville, are natiaed that We have estab~
Eshed agencies for our paper at these points,
and persons wishing to subscribe can. do so
by leaving their names with the following
gentlemen
NIL Crcck-GEoRaE w NORTH.
DGrkesUiWe-M. l.. BARR.
These gentlemen are fully authorized to
receipt for any money paid to them on ac-
count of Spirit Of J,.5srson and their re-
ceipts will be recognized by US. We hope
some conservative friend at Martiasburg will
do what he can to extend our circulation at
that Post Office
a0- Mr.. JOEL w. RoDERTs, is our agent
at Middlewav, and his receipt for the Spirit
Of Jefferson will be recognized.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

-IoBAcco.-Mcssrs. HALyEs & BRoWx. of
the Segar and Tobacco house of this place.
having been appointed general Agents for
one Of the best manufacturing establishments
OF the country, have just received a lot of as
good chewing tobacco as has ever been Of
tercd in this town for the price. Merchants
and others would do well to examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as it will
be furnished in any quantity desired We
speak Of this tobacco from experience, hav-
ing tested the quality Of plug Of it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

RoDDERY.-We understand that Mr..
KING, a brother Of the proprietor of the Ho-
tel at Harpcr's Ferry, was robbed on Satur-
day night last Of SIS, by negro who had
been employed at the hotel. by the aid of
the electric wire, he was caught on stock
train between Harper's Ferry and Baltimore,
and we trust he will receive his just deserts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

WHIT sUNTIDE.-We have frequently
heard the prediction, since Easter made its
advent in huff, that we should have no set
tied weather until after Whitsuntide. Such
unfortunately has been the case, but as Sum
day next is the promised omen of clear skies
and genial sunshine, its annual return will
be cordially greeted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

The Richmond Dispatch reports that
the wheat crop is not so promising in Eastern
Virginia, as some weeks since. The fly has
made its appearance in some localities, and
the general appearance of the crop is COM
paratively discOuragiu".
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

The Presbyterian General Assembly
CO!d Schoel), and also the General Assembly
New SCHOOL, PresbyteriaDs are in session in
Cincinnati. An effort has been making to
consolidate these two bodies, which it is likely
will be consummated during their present
session
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
DIE D.

AtChclscs. Massachu-otts. May 81, ANNIE s,
H., vile of Sapt. a l.. Could, nd daughter Of tie
late JohnCf 1ambaugh, of IIarPcT's Ferry, va
aged 20 years and IIOutI3r.
In MaItsnsburg, n Friday night, the I7lh irzt
CHARLES ). MATHEWS. in tie 35rh year Of his
go
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

TELEGRAPHING.-Th Office in this town
is now regularly opc~ed for the transmission
Of messages to any part of the country, and
those desiring to send or receive tidings from
any part, can do SO with lightning speed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

FAIK.-The ladies of the Presbyterian
congregation Of this town. held a meeting
yesterday evening, to organize the prelimina-
ry arrangements for proposed Fair, to aid
in the greatly needed renovation and improve
ment of their church. 1t will not be held
until after the luxuriaut cereal now almost
ready for the sickle has been garnered, when
it is hoped the abundance Of our people will
justify liberal ,eturn to the good ladies, for
efforts in an object so commemorate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

: The lace trimmings of a dress lately
finished by Boston milliner, for New York
lady, cost alone 81 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

"A large meeting of freedmen was held
in Hampton, Va, last week, and coniiscation.
social equality, the privilege of rooms at ho>
iels, &c, insisted upon. The negroes are fast
paving the way to their own destruction.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

MAY FEsT1vAL.-The young ladies of
Mrs. FoRREsT's Female Seminary of this
town, will hold Floral Festival on Friday
evening next, to which many of the young
ladies and gentlemen, friends and patrons of
the school, have been invited. The sweet
smile of beauty, aud the fragrant incense of
flowers, will rule the hour.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

General Ewell is farming most success
fully near Spring Hill, Tennessee. He has
thousand head of stock, and the best wheat
and grass in the neighborhood
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
. LOCAL { 1SCEILAHY.

MAsoNIo.-The ceremonies incident to
laying the cornerstone of the new Masonic
Temple about to be erected at Winchester,
viii be of a highly interesting character, and
is exciting much interest with the fraternity
in our own and adjacent States. The atten-
dance from all quarters will be large, and our
own section will no doubt furnish its full pro-
portion. The railroad company issue return
tickets, good for Eve days from date.
sUPERv1soRs.-These are by far the most
important officers of the county, under the
present regime of things, and we learn that
tho following were selected by the loyal soy.
ereigus on Thursday last From Charles
town Township, j. II. Haines; Harper's
Ferry, Jas. t. Reid; Bolivar, R. N. Duke !;
shepherdstOwn, John D. Staley Chapline,
VIM. G.. Butler; Averill, DR.. James Logic ;
and Osborne Geo w Turner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
HORSE FOR SALE,
PUBLIC SALE,

WILL he sold Al Public Sale ION the open ground
~ near the old Jail in CharIcstUwn. on
SATURDAY Sth day OrJUNE, 1867,
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTY:
- yds. BrusscIls CarPeting, % yds. Ingrain DO
tbNc6, HciTgcTatDF. ! Sewing Machine
(WhccIer < WILSON, quite new nd very va!u4-
bic; a large and valuable mi-cel!a ucyus Library.
credit 81 six months on all sums Of SO nd
oTLr-Icss, Cash. Sale at II o'clock.
KATE -. BARBOUR,
Nay p, ISCT-td5. Extf'x. Of A II Barbour.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
TO THE SURVIVORS OF THE
ASHRT UAIREh BRIGADE

You arc requested to meet at the school, roofing
L of the DuHbur Female Seminary, winchester.
Va, 10 o'Cloc!. 9th Of June next the day Of tb.,
Floral Offering to tho Confederate Dead in tho
Stone GalI Cemetery.
Il. w. BAYLOR, President
hshby Memorial 4 slociation,
JAaEs - AvrHETT. Scc,y and 'TGeas'r.
Niay -. 1867.
Fec PresE pleasc cnnv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
TOR SALE,

& FIFE NEW YORK PHAETON,
TOsT in Gold s5OO-nadc by Wood TomIinsor..
~ Il Con- per tcct Orler, and ~ 10 rock
in chair. VIII he sOd for less than half cost \
perfect article. Refer to
SIsj. WI. HAWKS
May %. I.67-3t. TJrce Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
EISH.

IN BBLS- ncw Potomac Roe Herring, warranted
~ superior qUaIn M a u Roe Herring, in la! s
barrels Also. sHzd nd .HErkcrcl, for sale by
Nay p. 1867. KEAESIEY & SHEERER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28

DUPLICATE Parts for JTrCorInicJ.'s ReasersueF
II Mover. also tor Pages Rec per. Tor Eaie' By
Nay % 1861 EASSo$ ( DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-28
BEE HIVES.

I'VE have nov on hand TWENTY-FIVE Lanrs'roff;j
W Patent Bee HIves. painted and ready E1r de-
livery, manufactured ia the very beat ma Isfer
-Iay p. 1861. kEARSLET 4 SHEERER
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
Nerfammli1ma ;rr 8ef6rbers
una DON @fntndnDernnd.

z & Z n +
Oent borber ersan9ei1ef1 Nufrufe ee<
inaB beriaintnelten ii@ geitern 9lben6 in
Der Surnballe ettpa so Oeutide. Serr
6. 6. 8ierS suaroe gum 8oriibenoen
Rro Sobn &ubm gum Sefretdr ernannt.
Der 2eBtere erflarte ben 3ped Der Ser
iainmIung uno le9te einen nod ndber
su ipeeifcirenoen sBlan Dor, mad mel<
dem ieiner Nfeinung set1dB man bor<
f9reiten Tonne, I'm @intpanberung mad
Sennefee gu ermuthigen. Der Ylan 1T
in &ursem Der, einen Ginipanberune5,
bereir su griinoen, an tpel9em iih ole
ahtunssuertbeu Seutl1en Ser Stabt
9faibbille betbeili9en fOnnen uno oehen
Sirettoriun Elm bonn Staat aus belol.
0etes @!nipan6erun9S 8ureau bilOen
ioa. Ser Gerein. ioa. aud 3peige in
allen aroBen 9tdbten Senne6ees blben.
-(8lr tuerben bemnddit 8eIegenbeit
nebmen, ben 9Ian ndber gu erlautern.
Nad elmer langeren Sebotte ipurOe
auf 9lntrag bes Serrn Gbas. @elIon Der
8eidluB 9efaBt, einen ,,95eutiden Gtnz
iuanoerunssuerein" gu griinben. Sa<
raul wuroen fammtlide 9lniueienoe, Sic
als Nlitelieber betrabtet gu peroen min.
iden, aufgeforOtrt ibre gtameu su seids
men. Die 5olaenben aaben barauf ibre
gfamen elm: Gbas. 9tellon, 6. 6. @iers,
Stmou Sidles, sc. Serltein, Conrad
8ieper, Noolf gfelion, @eorg Us. @0t-
finger, q. Sarid, Solepb 2anOauer, 81.
Snuffl, grnit @iggers, SenrD Wtcb, s.
BaBman, $. SOB, Sbeobor Wfibling,
8. SdifL Senrg 8ertbolb. gu tab gSer.
rim, 81. 98eib, g. 9anbauer, 81. s.
Nbaln, @ottlieb gtorbman, GbriItian
8rieg, S. 9. Coma, Salius 2int, Sobn
0tubm. .-.-.-
Sin Nntrag lpuroe 6arauf geiteut, elm
@on1ite Su ernennen, UNI Contribution,
9febengeiese rno SperationspIln aus
iuarbeiten, Die 8eriammluns iunerbalb
IL Sa9en iuteoer 5ufamme1 gu berufen
nno Die ausgear6eiteten 8lane eerlelben
3nr 8eguta6tung bor3ulegen.' 0as
Golnite beltebt aus ben foleenoen Serren:
6. 6. @iers, Charles 9lcIlon, SenrD
Nfes, 81. &naffl, Ut. Beib, @onraO
9ieper, Sobn Nubm, 3. Sdiff.
Oas gomite iuurOe ferper beauftra9t,
einen 9lufruf on ale Seutiden gu err
laiien, fi4 an Der nadlten SerlanImlung
gu betbeilisen.
3ierauf 8erta9ung ,,sine die" behufS
WiecerSuiammentritt innerbaIb IA Sas
gen. Der Sag Der geriammlung iulro
ieiner Belt ourb bas Gonlite befannt
semadt 'oeroen,
g. 6. @iers, gcrisenoer.
5 0 1n st u B m, Sefret6r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

gScr3eitbni6 neuer Nn5ei9eu
i'm beutigen 8 latte.
~ S9iibenfeit fit 8inoer bel SEQ.
BIinfe am nd@lten Sonnabenb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
NecDrperS=NDurt.

0a Der 4oliseiseridtsbof beute au =
berseuobnIi9 fart bei9dftist mar, 70
fonnten mir bas 8er3eidnib Der bera
banoelten Sale nidt 3eitig 9enug er>
balten, nm baiielbe in unlefen beuti :
gen 8tatte gu ber0ffentliden.
Ser bic absebi6ene 2ippe betreffeube
Gaius murbe ni9t beenbigt, fonoern
tpirb morsen fortseieBt unb bef9lofen
per6en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
Npberf SSeititiiaer

enpfieht ii5 ieinen 6reunben Mnb 8efonnter, fopie
benz sef4dtstreibenSef YIbIffuhl ais ge56rig quoIz
fstrter5 ON # abter fir ben sriten Sesiri non
9apthfen Gountn, lltnfaiienS has 9ebiet Der Gtnht
gubp:hs Or uerfprt9t ssruiiienHafte Seiorsung pom
eolefttonen u. l. 10. nma13 bo
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
5taDt unO Staat.

re- Cine SerfammIung bes rabifals
republifaniiden itaotiIden @entral 60
mites miro beute, Dienitas 20. Nusuit
1867, Mbenos s ubr in Der ct. siiAos
los Sale itattfinoen.
&. s. Gaines,
Sefret1r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

~ Son mebrereu 9efdaftsreiIens
ben, melde fiirSli9 mad Stem gorf auf
Der erie @Henbabn fubrer, b0rten mir
oieie groBe GdienenltraBe einitilnmig
loben. Wfebrere Ser Serrn, meIde
@ele9enbeit batten, Serrn gSm. o..
Barr, ben General YoiIagt 9lsentcn
fennen gu lernen, f0nnen oelIen
SreunoIidteit unb 9efddftssepanots
belt nidt aenu9 rlbmen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

~ 0ie itaotiiden Gbc6s bon
Wfempbis iteben 9e9eniudrtis nur> 30
psf oa Der Warft nit elmer Suantt>
tat bon gti6olfon Statement Scrips
gum 8etra9 bon elmer Wtllion iibers
futbet lit. EHE
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

\ Sslbatenssber 9. ". 81. i'm sanscn 9aube
nfrben crnlfli9 erfu6t, Der 3tnnelIee Staats,
3eitung iiberaQ 8erbreitune ~ aeben. n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

EE Ser gSeisenbanbeI mar beute
bier beionbers lebbaft. Sie 3nfubr,
obidOn siemlib tart, mar ni@t binrei>
denb, uln Die &auituitisen gu befrieois
gen. 0ie Yreife itiesen ettuas.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

7sEw Ser So;iale Surnberein bon
Dubuque bat in Se binbuns nit benz
8riitli< @elansuerein cine Sreiligratbs
Seier nerani taltet, tpel9e sen fir Sn<
6uBue> gang biibf6en 9teinertrag bon
sl35 gum 8elten beS SreiIi9ratbs
Sonbs abparf. sE..sg
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

TT Gas etnstge germogen. has GItern i5ren ainkeru
geben tsnnru, od baffeIbe ME uericren aehen cam
tam une britdnbig bel Der Mnpennuna n1ehr Rer1b
erbdit Sieie ersiebuHg fam man in Der
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE METROPOLITAN FIFE DEPAR7AfENT

The following correspondence is of much
interest tcstiiyng To the energy and skill OF the mem
bers of the Metropolitan Fire department. ana as show
ing the policy adopted by the Fire Commissioners 10 st
NEw.YosY. July 10. 1857
ALEXANDER sHAIsR P.esdeaf Board or Cooaissor MopO
ifda FiTe department
Dx S pleased express admiration Of the eeneJ
Department exhibited last night the Gre which
bonded and dsy N East Twenty Nthst We
present hours durng the Gre and position the working
aud apparatus The order, quletDe s0b Obedience ne
lynee and efficient Effort surpassed experience conception
depot destruction exant hathe strong Of our cs
well directed Respectfully. JoHg
r. s. ncosd please end cheek FOR $3.50 which please appropriate 20
saved om much loss al the recent 6re in East TWcnIhs We
congratulate On the good condition Of your command Respectfully
&e., JOHN s1EPHENsON & 90.
Messrs JOHN STEPHENSON have honor
acknowledge the receipt Of The 18th inst oomp
ntng hf Department o ecy displayed at The t In Esst Fen
tysIhs the evening Of the A and Bcosing check for
$3.50 20 be applied 10 the interests Of the Department Permit
thank for this testimonial 10 the the
pleased appreciation their services The Board
meeting held yesterday adopted the following preamble aud resolution
Whfds John Stephenson addressed the President OF
this Board letter acknowledging their Indebtedness
This Department for their successful eIeOns
18th % In controlling the bonded
the vbuty are espec ally eonp
mensry coming largely interested prosperity
The city and familiar With the yalue and result Of abo and reas
benefit Of the Department, ,,sras mem
hers Of this Board have bad under consideration plans
distribution Of medals II members Of this Department
may lie designated s best entitled 10 the therefore,
Ge0d That the said Of 20 DO invested by the Treasurer
the thereof applied the procuring Of medal 70 be known
the Stephenson is copy Of which shall be conferred
% this Department the justify.
ALEXANDER sHALER President