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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

''In violent times the most violent man carries
everything before hin. IL vas SO with BrownIow."
So says the Richmond Wig of the 8th,
in deducing lesson" from the Tennessee
election. Yes. this was so in the French Rev
olution. when RobespicIre erected the block
from which rolled the head of Louis XIV
Yet that same block draHk the blood of Ro-
beSpicfTe himself after his ficndiSh career had
drenched France with the crimson life blood
OF four hundred thousand victims The sharp
knives of the guiiotinG. invented to satiate
the fiendish thirst of the spirit Of mnddered
tanaticism, cleaved the neck of GulIotiue
himself And so in all history-nlsrul, re-
IiIgiOus and poliucal-persous departing from
great principles of justice and right, aud
spreading terror and disaster in her track of
unbridIed passion, have been crushed by the
rebound, and ground benoa'h the resistless
tread of the unloosed Fun es So it will be
with the Radical party. Its devotees may
the tcmPestuous impulses of the hour flood
Over the great landmarks of the Constitution,
wreck the imperial bulwarks of regulated
Liberty, obscure in blood and crime the very
sanctuary of Justice. and darke and dim the
shimmering rays of the star of Americas des-
tiny, yet the great reaction must come. else
the teaching of history and the laws of Gods
moral aud physical economy will prove
sounding brass and tinkling cymbaI." a cum
ningly devised fable, glittering the deceptive
illusions to misiead the credulOus.
1t is this party that has chosen the beast
Br0wnlow as its exemPlar in Tennessee with
which the Wig is desirous to '.co operate"
1t is this party whose paramount aim is to
enslave the intelligent educated and honorable
Caucasian ard elevate the illiterate and sensual
negro as his ruler and law giver, that the
people of Virginia are called upon to support,
aud by thus doing brand their own race with
ineffable disgrace. 1t was Abraham Holmes.
in the days of Jeffries, when that scourgc of
England was on mis- circuit of blood and death,
who, when called upon to recant lis repub>
lican sentiments. declared that life was too
short to be worth falsehOod or a baseness.
and cheerfully mounted the scaffold, will, an
apology for his awkwardness in consequence
Of having but one arm.
The Wig will find that the stern, steady
courage and devotion to the principles of our
government, which are deep down in the
hearts Of the people, will prove breaker
upon which the RaGical party, whose vitality
Is excess and passion, will wreck aud be shat
tered into fragments s-Rockinyham Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27
a REMARKABLE STonY.-In the Amer

a REMARKABLE SToRY.-In the Ameri-
can department. NJ Paris, thete is on exhibit
tion some gold embro;defy which attracts
universal admiration. The richness.Of the
material and the elegance of the workman,
ship is uncqualled. 1t is from an American
lady. Her husband is New York publish
.er. lie lives in great style. He has his f6c
house, dashing teams, and is cmphatfcally fast.
His wife is not allowed to dwellIogAder his.
roof. She is an elegant and rccouS iEJ(.d la
dy, on whose fame not a breath of suspicion
has rested. But deserted, and with no pro-
vision made for her maintenance, she. resolved
to turn her accomplishments to goodticcouut.
This lady called on Nine. DemOrest and told
her story-exhibted her skill, and found full
employment and fair compensation. For
years she has earned a Observation-Disclosures,
and is esteemed by all who know her; Kings
and Queens bend over her handy work in
Paris with admiration. BY little and little
her story has leaked out aud great interest is
attached to it. With her needle and patient
endurance she will make a name in the world.
~. T. Gasette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27
FooTPRINTs.

Every little kindness,
Every deed of Love,
Every little action,
Prompted from above
EN- cup of water,
In HIS great name given;
These are angels footprints,
Leading up to Heaven.
Every little sacrifice
Made for others veal,
Every wounded brother
That We strive To heal
Fen a word of kindness
I misfortune given
All are angels footprints
Leading up to Heaven.
Then let angels lead uE
WheresOe'r they would,
Even let them teach Us
Whist is for our gOUd,
May they cross our pathway,
When from Heaven they roam,
Let US follow after
Footprints leading home.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

The people of the United States have paid
into the Federal Treasury during the year
1866, fCe hundred aud ftUeHIy>three nliuiOMS
niue hundred and SeUeRiy-SeCen thousand
three huadred and eiyhIy dollars! Dust
read those figures over once mOrc.) The ex-
peuses OF the last year of President James
buchanan 5 administration / $50, } denounced
for its extravaganza, aud corruption, amount.
ed to Sj6,S4S, ,472 the former amount al
most ten times in excess Of the latter
From whom were these five hundred and
twenty millions derived? Every. dollar from
the tUiling masses Of the country-the pro-
ductive industry Of the repubic-dug from
the earth or manufactured by the hands of
workingmen, aud laid sacrifice upon the
altars Of Radical greed, lust and bigotry.
And this is not all To this enormous
amount must be added the vast sums paid
for State, municipal, school and road taxes !!
Ponder this fact, turn it over in your minds,
wOrkinsmen, and you have the key to the
solution of the problem why times are hard.
Three hundred million dollars of these
S52l ,OO0,O were rised by international tax
alton the Democratic city of New York, the
object of the hatred and every platter-brained
''loyalist," paying $50, ,O0O, 900 in 1866, and
nearly SlOU,UUO,U 900 for the past four years.
strikes for higher wages, demanding of Leg
islatures eight hour euactments. striving to
the utmost of their ability to better their con-
ditions-"beating about the bush" when
they should strike straight to the mark. They
are the dupes and slaves of a bond.holdiu,;
aristOcracy and the victims of New England
tariff policy which places taxes on Sirteen
hOWsGHd articles, system of revenue devised
for the benefit of horde of tax. gatherers and
mOnopolists, and the impoverishmeut and
annoyance of the people.
Again. The last Rump passed a law for
the reconstruction of ten States of the Union
its oh, ,ects, in plain English aud few words,
to dIsiranchIse white men, eniranchising Mig
gers, and place the people of that vast terri-
tory under military dcspOtIsm. To put this
law in working order cost S5,000,0O0, or
about half as much as it cost to run the whole
government IN the year 1856!
y single military department created by
the provisions of the reconstruction act, has
800 boards of registration. These have al
ready held sessions for weeks aud will do so
for weeks to come. Each member is paid
eight dollars per day. At low estimate the
daily cost of these boards in the five Rump
kingdoms is $4,000 per day, or $4,000
per week! AHd the 'rorkimgmcn JOot tie
bills! Remember that!
The object of this registration is to place
the power of those conquered States, Cfour of
which were of the old thirteen colonies which
created the Union.) in the hands of the plan
tatiOn chattels Of u few years since, the ''un-
lettered, ignorant African" as Train calls
him. aud bring the white descendants of the
rebels of '76 under the yoke of subjectiou to
the semi-barbarians of the South-by Abo-
lition enactments made your equals, white
workingmen of the Republic!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

The registration returns from forty.seven
Counties in Georgia sum up majority of
6,G73 COlored votes. No returns have been
received from the districts in which the whites
are largely in the ascendant and is thought
when the full returns are received the whites
will have a majority Of over 10000.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

The HagerstOwn Herald states that the
boldest horseman in Robinson's circus, which.
exhibited here last Friday, is a negro boy.
named Lewis Willis born slave in Charles,
town, in this county, and when a asehiId was
sold to u trader who took hiI6stO Mississippi.
After sometime he became the property Of.
Joe Davis, brother to jeff, and was at work
on his plantation on the banks of the Missis-
sippi. at the breaking out of the rebellion
.hcPherdstoton Register.
In Marshall county, Alabama, the '.loval
leaguers" have succeeded in inveigling into
their organization numbers of illiterate me-
groes and white mon by promulgating false
hoods and the promise of forty acres of con-
fiscated land. The negroes have been in i,
structed to 90 armed at all times. and are
taught to regard their employers as their en-
5cmics and antagonists to the enjoyment of
impartial suffrage.
Two little boys. named Edward Pier
and George Merryfeld, while returning from
school to their homes in Cory, Warren
county. Pennsylvania few dayssi stopped
toplsy on sand bank, leaving their dinner
pals BY the side Ofthe road. The bank caved
in, ,burying bothOf them. But for the dinner
pals remaining i sight their fate might not
haze been discovered. They were both dead
whRn extricated.
"A suit has been entered against parties at
SetSnket, L. l., for violating the law making
: hay on Sunday One of the cases is aggra-
vated by the fact that moving machine was
driven with its almost. intolerable noise, un-
der the church window during service. :
"A schoolboy having good d-naturedly help
ed another in difficult cipheriug lesson was
ungrily questioned by his master "Why did
you work his lesson 2" ''To lessen hisWork, ;"
replied the yOungster.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

DEATH CAUSED FROM THE BITE OF
RAT.-On Friday morning, at about seven
O'Clock, Mir. William Lose, aged ffty-one
years, died very suddenly. He attended
work on Wednesday morning in usually good
health. a short time since, Mr.. Lose was
examining barrel of potatoes. and in stir
ring them up he was bitten by large rat
His arm soon swelled up, and he experienced
pain throughout his whole body. On Friday
morning he, died. and his death can be at,
tributed. TO no&her cause than that of the
bite Of the rat zSSsSIIheeIiay Registcr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

"A youth, on leaving his aunt's house
after visit, finding it was beginning to rain
caught up an umbrella that was sniugly placed
in a corner, and was proceeding to open it.
when the old lady, who for the first time Oh.
served his movements, sprang toward him,
excHiming: mo, no; that you never shall.
I've had that umbrella twenty-three years,
and it has never been wet yet; and I'm sure
it shan't be wetted now !"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

The London Cosnlorolitan 1naliciousIy
says that Harvard conferred the degree ofLL.
D. upon Mr.. Peabody, not for his learning
in the law, but for his other ''great gifts
-Liebert. the American Paris photogra-
pher who did the Dumas and Menken Hipic-
ture," has taken speaking likeness Of
General John C. Breckinridge.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27
FIano-FOrteS.
CHARLES u. STIEFF,

MANU- ACTURER Of First Premium GRAND
tl aud SQUARE PIANOS. Factories 81 and Sc
Camden street, and IS and ~ Perry street, near
baltimore and Ohio Railroad wARE-ROOMS,
NO-7, North Liberty street, above BaltIIGOTe, BAL
TI0IORE, Md
Has always on hand the largest stock of PIANOS
in the city. Ny Grand Scale Overs ruug A.
IErade Treble Pianos are pronounced by the ANA
Geurs aad professors to be the best Piano manuIac
tured. We warrant them free Of every fault for
i've years, and the privilege of exchange within
twelve months, il not entirely satisfactory to the
purchaser.
SECONDHAND PIANOS.
always on hNnd-S 81 to $500 MELODEONS and
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
We have permission to refer 10 the following per-
cons who have our Pianos use-D : Rentch, VIM
Rush, W G Butler. Richard Williams, Dennis
Daniels. Benz amin HarrIsOn, in jefferson county,
1ad James l. Cunningham. ; & Cunningham, Ja
cub Seibert, Benj amin Speck, AadTcw Bowman,
George HOke, Jacob Miller, Charles CUc, James
Denny, LernueI Campbell, Rev Mr. Hair, in Berke-
ley county.
90 F'r further particulars, apply to F HA
RlSON, Agrnt, ShePhe rdstuWn-
Terms liberal 4 call is solicited.
OctUber >, I-66-Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

Why do men drink and smoke, mama ?
To render their company and conversation
endurable to each other. How 1t is that Wo-
men manage to stand each others society,
cannot imagine.-Pt0,eh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

DEPREDAT1oNssBY BEARs-We under
stand, SAYS the Rockingham Rcg,stcr, that
quite numbeniSf depredations have rece6tly
been COMMITTED On. cattle by bears i6tthe
mountains above RaYley Springs. Jas4C.
Heltzel has lost ree cattle-one two yeafs
old and two three years old-by these ''vat
mints." Ephrnim Wenger had two yeah
old heifer caught and killed by them one day
week before last. They caught her, eat as
much as they chose out of her back, and left
her living. In this condition she was found
alive.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

IINHE undersigned have entered into a Co Part
i nership under the firm of STARRY s. LOCK,
for the purpose of conducting the Produce Com
Inission and Forwarding Business at the GharIes-
TO an Depot. D. STARRY,
Jan. Is, 1861. JNO. J. LOCK-
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Fact and Figures !

A TAX WiL LaJOriny Men on Taxation
aud Suffrage.
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ENTLER HOTEL,
0;

SHEPHERDSTOWN WEST VIRG'IA.
J.P. 4. ENTLEi:, Proprietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

Patience and perseverance, cODquers all
things.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

To the Farmers, Millers and Others
IN THE 49,
COUNTIES OfJEFFERSON & CLARKE.
HAVING associated ourselves in business tor the
j purposes of the above Card will pay for
Wheat, Flour, Corn and all Other kinds Of PrOduca
the highest market prices in Cash. will receive
and forward on Commission, making sales and re-
turns in the shortest time.
STARRY & LOCK.
Cbarlestown D,rOt, Jan, 10, 1861.
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= Come and pay for your paper.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Aatiuual. gepnblitau.
AMUsEMENTs.

THE NATIONAL THEATRE.-Mr. Forrest in
"Richelieu," last evening, fairly took the House
by storm. We have no disposition to criticise,
and Mr.. Forrest does not need puff, as such a
thing would be an insult, and a criticism would
be out Of place. When we say that he Is the
greatest actor living, we family repeat what
everybody knows. What Is the usei We will
not essay a criticism, II would fail. Tonight he
appears as Jack Cade.
THE MEsDELssoHS QuINTBrrE CLUD gave a
grand vocal and instrumental concert last even.
Ing at Metzerott Hall. A crowded house at.
tested the popularity Of the talented artists. The
programme opened with Rossini's " Overture to
Semramis," and was n constant succession OF
sklllful vocal and instrumental gems through.
out. Miss Addle $. Ryan has a magnificent
voice, of fine culture and versatile power; AT
times swelling out In a pure soprano, then drop
ping to deep and rich contralto. The violincello
fantasie, the flute concerto, and clarionct fan.
tasie were all played with remarkable effect, ant
the artists richly deserved the encore they re
ceiyed. The club is decidedly one of the hncs
in the country, and we regret that their stay
with us has been SO limited.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
NEW ADyERTIsEMENrs.

Mrs. RuPUs Y. BUEL's English and French board
Ing and day school for young ladies, 3e2 street,
commenced its second quarter on tho 81 instant.
A. BRRGAz1rE, No Isi Ponnsylvania avenue,
having entirely rcatted and rcfurnished the rcstau-
rant formerly Sprigmans, and stocked his bar with
tho finest wnes liquors. and cigars and all the del
icaoes Of the season. is now prepared to receive his
friends and the general pubic. He also has ladies'
dining saloon on the second 1oor.
Bowers 4 ALDERs, latc J. A. shaficld 4 Co, 80
Eleventh street, betwccn X and Massachusetts ave-
nue. have made their preparations for the holidays,
and present to the public largo stock Of French
fections. fancy boxes, toys, SC. which they sell
ing cheap. Parties. weddings, fairs, &c, furnished
with the best ice cream, &c, at reasonable rates
Rgv. ALLEN A. GRIPPiTH will rCeito q choice sclcc-
tion Of literary gems at tho First Baptist church, 4,
Thirteenth street, between and II, this evening,
commencing at o'clock, concluding with persona.
tions of Cough. Phillips, Bcechor, &c.
GRACE CHURCH SUNDAY School gives fair for tho
benefit Of Its library, at Potomac Hail, corner OF
Maryland avenue and Eleventh street, commencing
this evening.
SEE ADvERTIsgHgST Of great horse rafie, to take
place the eth Of December, at u clock, at the
rooms of Mcssrs. Clagett h Sweeney. No. Market
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
GEORGETOWN NEWS.

sThSss Wa.5 YSs!,,sdsy .om. mcrEl9s country
at smaii ranch on Water street. and after having Il
carefully concealed By an envelope Of brown paper,
Su % at ~ o S S land 0 s
streets, tho whisky being the most powerful, sue
Hs FFss and aess aas
Il q ncs rsmarSas 81 S S S
The satisfaction Of smelling It's sweets upon the desert
MEagnAxr.' ExenAsoE. The market for wheat
purposes being more than ordinarily active, prices for
ns ready saiS primo % sRSs hnS
Ect was trSs better sales being SecS az fi
new white. Oats sre 9pet and prices unchange and
at 65S 70 cents. N'''N
plSfCn named "a Amos .Ia Jsnsns and James Young In
and pssps sS 5S ~ S where
AZ s eoasiuscR p &e st S foSRG aGd NJ %SsS SsSsG
the seconds had time to toss the sponge and taken be-.
tRsm d;S o. ,es
the present dllapidatcd station house
on TIE BAR. The Steamship James s. Green, from
morning, and after passing through he draw, and
IA ATPGn II Ssk high ard Ak
all day Yesterday. within a stones throw Of her
without their goods ssSrasc oY money "a and aVna %e
remove the bar In question.
bushels of wheat, 500 bushels Of corn t bushels of
oats, and ~ barrels Of -four, to George waersi tho
D knode, with 800 bushels OF red wheat to Ucorge
Watersi the Lucy Hall, with 200 barrels Of -four o.
Darby Mil Boy. with wheat and corn, to Hartley
& Brother.
| ARRivAL OF wHEAT,-wo notice tho arrival Of two
sehQoners from Alexandria, owned by Captain King,
with 2'oO bushels Of wheat consigned I? b L. Shoe:
family -four, Of which Mr. William Clabaugh Is sole
| agent.
TowS MEETISg.-Itis Is said tho huckstcrs aud green
grocers lately doing business In the old market intend
70 call town meeting during the present week. TO oh
70 the issuing of green grocc license, and report the
result TO tho City Councils
The BrTcnERs' AND GREEN GRocKRs' FINES Tho
total amount OF fines imposed the butchers and green
grocers by Justice Buckley for violating the corpora
on ordinance aggregate 900 up to yesterday after.
noon.
SENT rP. May Campbell and Hannah Fitl.mmons
with being vagran and the latter for drunk and dis
orderly conduct Mr.. Buckley issued the usual ticket
| for thirty days sojourn at Mr.. Stevens villa,
| Rock CREEK Frozen OVER Rock Crock, above tho
old bridge, was frozen over yesterday, and number
Of juveniles were enjoying skating to their hearts
Br sANPLE.-lI Bloombury, a merchant, was ar
upon he charge q selling shoes by sample without
nrst obtaining license After hearing In the case,
the Justice imposed a hno Of s2O. 80.
| CHrRCE DEDICATION. On Sunday week tho new
German Lutheran church, corner Of Fourth and High
streets, Will bo dedicated, after which the regular
| church. "
| ARRIvAL or PlU IRoS.-The boat Lucy Martin ar.
rived yesterday from Green Spring furnace with les
| tous Ot pig iron, Consigned to George Waters.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

THE wAsITorOy FgaRr.-It /. dl Glcult task to
sat;fy the acke and fastdlOus tastes Of the travelling
ever succeeded III accomplishing IT, Deuit as is The
Rss Sy G SO "sc SssS s
PSG Sy hG pGS %T w9O have
city, Tor tho building gftwo elegant boat, bearing thS
names Of the City Of Alexandria and the City of WASH
taken by tho company to contract Tor boats that will
combine every needed requisite, IL q sure guarantee
Sous, and elegant boats cSRsScntiy SxpeetSd sSSS
that ,hsse two steamer will tske their places the
March next aud being constructed the plan Of the
Staten Island boats. with hne upper saloons and en-
hs wSsr hat viii Tss%es Sa
Trip between the two cities within tho Of twenty
fully met the Of the travelling conmaRy
And leave no ground for complaint Of any description
merited compliment to each city.
BRoKES LEG.-Mr, James T, Monroe, during 4
evening last! shortly after aarE had Gis ris6t leg %c
Gidentally broken Just below The ankle Joint. Dr.
fSS. a a MSaTCS MFSRSSrfd tGS
doing as well as could be expected.
kEREsETE or EXPLcfloS-A kerosene oil lamp
Justice John Moore, in that senilSmSn's rssdease,
on ~ Asaph street Fortunately the young lady was
about the room in which the accident happened.
ROBBERY or o, A. M Il, r. --on Saturday even
ing last lady traveller gu tho Orange, AlexandrIa
Su!s was o6SS y Inc IU o sES Sa
at Manassas station, by a man named James A. Keys
9iPrineo William county, Va who stole her pocket
book from her muh, which she left on her seat Will
she went TO draw glass Of water. The Conductor
Mr., Benjamin PAUL, beiug informed that tho thief
had been committed COMMENCED at to search tn,
bootleg ofkcys.
| DEATH OF AN OLp CIrIzES, Mr.. Aaron Sincox, one
OF the Oldest residents Of the city, died yesterday
morning, ut his home, In the Third ward.
W. A. 4 q, Il. Il, R,-on and after Wednesday next
train Will leave this city, for Washington, from the
st. Asaph street depot, ats clock m aud return
Ing, VIII lenve WashlngtOn VI 1 O =. IN.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

ALREADY our merchants are preparing for tho hol-
days. and tho windows present u most brilliant and
varied appearance. Along tho whole Avenue no es-
ablishmcnt Is more attractive than the confectionery
aud ice cream and dining saloon Of Mr. Joseph Shat
field, 2i6 Pcnnsylyania avenue The gold ship, from
tho Paris Exposition, tho innunerablo variety Of
French toys and bon -bOns aud the rare combinations
ofsweotmeats there displayed, only to be equaled
by the comforts to be obtained at this saloon by ladies
aud gentemeni and managers OF balls aud parties,
public or private can nowhere obtain finer refresh
ments or on more reasonable terms
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Wines and LIQUORS.

rIQ WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS. i BEG
iSESS tea TO- sG ySqE T%eRtion to my pEST and well
Labels, Sealing Wax, Gaps, TiI.fo, &c. Whisky,
bfandy' ON, Blters, Wine, aud Syrup BOtlus,I D.,
81. 0, and to gallon, always on hand for sale
W, BARTHOLOMR,
No, $40 Seventh street West,
nO7-eOlm bet, New York nv, and l. 81,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

LADIES, the new aud bea utful styles Of walking
boots Of every material coming in every day at Cum
Minis" & Seventh street, second door south Of X
street aud Northern market |
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
LOCAL ITEM 8.

MARK how plain tale shall put you down for an
oyercoat. Imitation Pctersham, Elii 10 per cent OF,
si2 % net at HenningS, corner Of Seventh street aud
Maryland avenue, who is selling of to remove to 81
Seventh street, Intolligcncer Building
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

EQUITy CoURT--IGdgG HIyife.-This court yes
terlay entered tho following orders:
l0lS MyersYs Myers. Decree pro cORJssSO against
q, NJ. II l.. J. Berry.
Sil. Gibson VS. Gardner Rule to show cause.
e9i, Purcell vs., Miner. Order oycTruling demurrer
and dlsmissing bill
SSj Order everything exceptions to auditors report.
sale.
Tho court adjourned yesterday until Wednesday
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