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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-09-09
GRANT and colfa. in camden.

Uidht anu OOiiuA SuWUcus
The Republicans of Camden met at Camden
C. H. on Saturday, August 22d, for the purpose
of ratifying the nomination of Grant and Colfax.
The meeting was organized by calling Henry
Pool, ESQ.,, 10 the Chairan tie appointment Of
Miles Cartwright as Secretary. r.f.
The following resolutions were adopted.
RESOLVED, That VIC rcpose the strongest conf.
dence in General U. S. Grant and Hon. Schuy-
Ter Coiax, the Republican candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President
RESOLVED, that although in minority in the
last election in Camden, we pledge our brother
Republicans in the State, that with fair ballot
on the Sd OF November We will poll a handsome
majority for Grant and Collax.
Resolved, That we highly approve the course OF
Gov. Holden in the discharge of Lis arduous du-
ties, and we recognize him as patriot and states
Resolued, That the Chairman appoint twenty
delegates to attend the District Convention at
Edenton on September 10th, and the State Con-
vention at Raleigh, on Sept. 10th.
Resoloed, That the Raleigh Standard be request
ed to publish these proceedings. st,
Mr.. w. j. Munden was introduced to the
meeting, and, in a clear and forcble speech, gave
his reasons for leaving the Democratic party and
supporting Grant and Colfax. Az soldier he
had fought to the end for the Lost Cause, and
now, as patriot he should urge the election of
the Republican ticket. - -,
Mr.. Munden's speech was applauded. rs the
frank sentiment of an honest man, and we hope
many of his old comrades in Camden will follow
his wise and patriotic course. .,-.,t.i
ari Z. L. Cobb, ESQ.,, was then presented to the
I meeting, and, for over two hours, entertained
the audience with q speech of great eloquence
and logic. He handled in mastery manner the
constitutionality of the reconstruction acts of
1 Congress, meeting the Democratic party on the
I issue they make that these acts are null. Hc
then assumed the offensive, and charged upon
the Democracy an attempt to undermine the Gov
crnment and deluge the country again with blood.
! He showed conclusivcly that that party was re-
sponsible for all the agitation of the past and
present, and if again 1t got the ascendency the
future of the country would be hopeless as the
past had been dark and gloomy. Mr.. Cobb made
most feeling appeal to the old Wings and Union
men of Camden county. He besought them, by
7 all the memories of the past In which Camden
shone as the banner county of Whiggery, to re-
nouncc the false god OF Democracy, which they
had been deceived into worshipping, and to re-
turn to their old faith. His arguments to the old
Wings and Douglas Democrats were powerful
and unanswerable, aud we look for much good
from It. glf ti
The meeting adjourned amid great enthusiasm,
with three rousing cheers and tiger for Grant
and COlfax. Hr a.f
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iGraat ana coIfax IN Gra,,illIe,

Z. Messfs: o. Il. Jones and j. l. Moore addressed
the Repubhcais OF Granville, at Fords Greek, on,
Saturday. Over l,0O0sotcrs were present, q fine,
barbecue was prepared, and A. thoysand, joined
the Grant and Colfax Club. Put down Granville
for on increased Republican vote. -.
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Grant and Colfax in Rowan.

- GTdnt dnN COaldA IN NUWdHs )
An enthusiastic Republican meeting was held
in Salisbury Oh Tuesday afternoon, and also in
the evening" j. z. E..O'lIam maddtessedth the people,
and offered to divide time with the Ku Klux, "a
number Of whom were present, but his invita-
ton was declined. The hall was crowded
The cause OF liberty, justice and equality Before
tho law has no, truer friends than the Republicans
of Rowan 80 t,ss., -. .ssil q ~ 81 Z. y
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Grant and Colfax in Franklin.

Grant anu COIIaX IN FTdnkitA.
On Saturday last the Republicans held ratii-
cation meeting at Franklinton. .5ss 10 8l
Speeches were made by Mcssrs. Galloway, De-
wecse, W. D. Jones, Crawford. Hutchings and
Williamson. A Grant and Colfax club was form
cd, and go names enrolled as members. if-is
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The Sentinel of this city las been publishing
for some days notices. issued by colored magis:
trates, and making merry over their errors of or
biography. Bro. Pell seems to forget that he
and his party are responsible for all their want
oi4earnips.a You should blush foryour conduct,
Bro. Pell, and moi publish ii TO the world. 7'
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Dc0littie says he proposes to ''hold tho mir.
ror up to.nature. = By-dclng so lie wal see an
ass as Others see him.
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General Grune will remain in Galcna until ,
October. He removes to the White House in
March.
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- Grant and Colfax in Randolph,
J. L o. Har. addressed. a large RefNhlfcan
meeting at Ashboro' on Saturday laesx si'sa
AGrant and Colfax club has Sesa o. .gauIscd at
flet places and its members are nobl, batting
foi tue rigrt Ia. ft-..3 ava s,s.,,l g.tst, A. ~
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The Toledo Rqe's says; "0ne ct the Cpnsefr;:l'
atiye speakers the other day, said Blair VAS "a
Samson in argument" we don't doubt it; for
he uses the same weapon that Samson di&-the
.;;a,cbone Of az ass"
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prize and he was determined not to lose It
aud on one condition only would be 'fcleas.
the s"ung lady from his grasp, and that wa
that shc would put her arms around hi
neck and kiss him, and promise to be hi,
wife at the same time his sister hecsme the
wife Of her brother. he said that he had
long loved her, and intended to ask her that
day for her hand, and thanks to an accident,
he had now ,ndch better opportunity than
he could ever hope for again. The young
laly, seeing no alternative, finally surren-
dered, threw her arms around the man s
neck, and sealed the bargain with kiss,
when the young man covered up his head,
and she retired to his sisters room prom.
ised bride. She enjoined secrecy upon the
brother and sister, but TIE thing was too
good to keep. Immediately after they got
dressed, the groom arrived, and after getting
breakfast, Dispatched the landlord for min.
liter, who soon came and made the indis. olus
bio knot. As soon a. the minister, got
through, the Aroomsnlan and bridesmaid
astoni-hed the company by taking the place
Of their brother aud sister, and requested
the minister to repeat the performance,
which he did in less time than it takes to
tell it. Whats the meaning Of all this p
asked groom No. J.. who seemed to be
agreeatly surprised by the scene just trans
acted. His new made wife, now smiling all
over, related to the whole company the in
cidrnts Of the, past night. Groom No, 2
s,id it was all right; he didn't care how
many stories siste told that he was the hap
pic-t man alive, and that if his wife had
.hed tear that merning, they were the hast
she should shed, unless tear of joy, it he
could prevent it and she looked up At her
husband, said she would never cry again,
when he put his arms around her, for now
he was her own darling husband. The
afternoon train. instead Of one, carried two
happy couples to homes in the West, where
We hope that year after year they will by
couplets be blessed. Democratic Press.
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MISERY IN PALACES. Looking from the
river, the east side Of the Hudson is stud
lied for forty miles with large and costly
mansions. which loom up proudly amid
masses and deep green foliage. These build.
ings have an air ieudal grandeur, and their
solitude, their heavy mansonry, their IL.
wards, and the surrounding forests reminds
one Of the .castled Rhine. But although
SOME may affect this style Of life, it appears
to our taste exceedingly solitary and even
gloomy, and that these snowy mansion, cou.
tain a vast amount Of misery is sevident from
those occasional revelations whicl, cannot be
repressed. We have referred to the Pauld
,ng castle, and We might refer to ths Benne'
mansion, where the Cerberus Of the press
is passing miserable age. We night also
speak Of azerand riverside palace, whose
,wner kept himself nAoat by series Of for
.eri.s, until, fearing detection, he wa.
obliged to fee. to Europe, where no died.
We know Of one m,n, wllo built palace H.
a Rark Of three hundred acres: and VIII"
gave on entertainment to a large company,
shon he sent home in his. .awn carriage, I"
the unu,ier Of one hundred, and yet this
nan was sold out by thc' sheriff, and died
bankrupt. In fact, the changes in this
splendid villa are about as marked and Is
rapid as are found in humber life, and vert
he old mying that "fsols build houses and
wise men live in them. - TIN, Times. ,o
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'New style Or Postage stanps.

New style Or Poseage btamps.
!, The Ne, Nssv York York I5.s s.ys: = W. Ssss sssa
shown proofs Of the new postsse, stamps.
and hey reflect credit upon the artistic taste
Of the Company. ,t.roJ,,
The two cent stamp represents Z post-boy
on horse rppsie Al full spssd. illustrating
the iact that this stamp is mostly used for
dispatch letterA.i io 80 9'of iatSmo
cOnth thtee cent stomp Shsts Is j finely
engraved locomotive. This is, surrounded
BY lines Of lightning. indicating the speed
with which letters are carried on which this
stamp il used.
The fve cent stamp, has an excellent por.
trait Of Washington. ----'-'--'
. The ten cent stamp has an excellent mi.
croscopicnl copy Of the painting Of the sign.
ing Of The Declaration Of Independence,
hanging in the Rotunds at Wsali lington.
The twelve cent stamp, Ally used 6r
foreign postage, has picture Of steamer
at sea. I.t ~ .r,
The thirty cent stamp has copy Of the
painting Of the surrender of Burgoyne,
hanging in the Rotunda Of the National
Capitol -r .-,ng'j
One Of the characteristics Of the stamps
manufactured by this company is the ink
used; i tprevents persons washing and usias
the stamps second timo. The fibre in the
centre Of the stamp is broken completely,
and the ink Of cancellation sinks into the
paper. ,'1''''''. .'''-i'r,
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Popping Into sI,e Wrong Besl.

Last week an interesting event occurred
at one If the hotels in Pittsburgh, Pa. A
young lady from neiehbnring town went
to the city for the rurls,>e Of meeting her
he,m'hcd, getting married, and going to the
West 10 settle there. She was accompanied
i.y her brother, who was to act Us g,oons.
man, aud her lovers sister, who was to be
bridesmaid. The intended husband not ar.
irving in time, the young ladies' arranged
TINT they should ocupy the same bel in a
room adjoining that Of the brides brother
Having travelled all the nigh, before, the
bride and her brother being worn out, retired
ut an early hour, with instructions to their
companion, whom they left reading IN the
ladies' parlor, nut to make noise when she
came to bed, as they did not want to be
awakened out Of their sleep. The young
Judy getting Interested in hes book, sat ul'
to q late hour. AT last getting drowsy, shc
slipped of as noiselsssy as possible to her
room, and quietly retired, MS she supposed,
10 the bed occupied By her intended sistcr-in
law, aud neS,l,ng close up alongside under
the blanketS, VA. soon sound asleep. Hap
i,eniny to awaken teioie her companion, She
put her arms around, US she supposed thee
tie brides neck. commencing kissing her
.nd'tuliing her sweet sister an other cIIlea .
ing name. peculiar to the SITTER syx. In II
n,ouept her kisses wer lMiI hack with inter-
e,t, a,id she f'und two stalwart arms encir
ling her tair form, and instead Of 'h.,
brides .he was in the brides hrother'. {.
arms She had mistaken the room, m,crilere
WINS d dilemma, and not knowing how 10 sx'
pluin, The cooiilulanced; sobbinS ~ u he'
hsart, would break, which awakened the
bride who cms TO her rescue. The young
man, however, refused to lot her gos saying
that fortunate accident bad givsa him Z
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PEOPLE VIII. .TaIk.

We may go through the world, but twill be
If we listen to all that il said as we 60;
Wen be worried, and tretted, and kerl in II
For meddlcsome tongues must have some.
- b. thing to do, 7f"3",. 's'i..
''a.r..eIr For people will talk, &C..
If suict, and modest, twill then be pre-,
That your humble position i. only as.
W sumcd: .H.
You are wolf in shecp's clothing, or else
. you're y foil, ' i".f'.t tu "2'''..
But dou't yet evrited. keep rcrfact'y cool,
t.F ss' For people will talk, &c.
If generous and noble they'll rent out their
o- spleen, .s-..! ~. .'' li ''
You ail hear some loud hints that your
selfish and R,eae; ~" D. 's. "a.
If upripht and honest, and fair o. the day,
They'll call you rogue in sly, ss,eakinr
-p way, '.''e -"
.,' > For people win talk, &c.
Then If you show the least holiness of heart.
Or a slight inclinutiOn to take your own
They call you an upstar', conceited and
----'= vain, -.--r--- .---
But keep straight ahead, don't stop to ex
For people will talk, &c.
If threadbare your coat, or Old fashion your
dress, ,.t.
Some one Of course will take notice oi
this, go .....
And hint rather close that you can't pa,
.. your way .
But don I get excited, whatever they say.
For people will talk, &c.
IF you dress in the fashion, don't th;nk to
escape,
For they criticise them in = far diffcrenr
shape; ..f.....
Your aliead Of your means, or your bills are
unpaid, .-.---. ......---
But mini yonr own business aud keel,
= straight ahead, ''s ''
rgfEj, For people will talk, &c.
They'll talk fine before you, but then a, your
back
OF vcnnm and spite there is never lack;
How kind and polite in all that they say,
But bitter as gall when you are out OF the
~ way, ,t = .n... ....i.
.a' ~ For people will talk, &c.
Brother; take my advice, and do as you
please, o.
For your mind (if you have one), will
then he at ease; l i.'I
i)f course you will ucct with all sorts Of
abuse,
But dent think to stop them, it ain any
.rI use, a.
.'r. For people will talk. &c.
Rebecca'S don't tremble, or attempt u look
49," thy,
But let scandal, and evil, like the wind
pass you by. "i :: 900
For there is always enough stand ready to
\:"H Observation-Disclosures gu
FellO,o.. j. = itti IHt
.., Yes, people will talk, &C..
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; SENATE

~. e,,,,v;,., s.n,,s;,,on ,.y,y an no.o x o..
Inc 'oIow'"g ee"t'e'nen w" compose I'M
Sc senate 'Sso OF s"n. "n.yv.a during the session
newly elected: d' ~ - ,69ti ,
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m.U".,, 0 III ~; ~; 81 Tia Ma.. u'sir'c'
n,r.h h;yrs;e,E,ncro 1s,S 1;a,.oM ~ a. WseIe T.
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w, w,W; ,Wor.h;,'.,n" IS IN n III ~ S,;mI.' SnHs
| wi Bauks--R j. k;nder,na" "' r. :"
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Brrwn Tug" II A''" A'o''"''"p'o"H' o.
viii. t;erks-J n D,v;s y
tx Schnvis;M W;,,;am Randall n
x Cnrb"n. Monr"s p Pike = and , WsyneN =.
| Cbarleton R,,rnctt. Df'. ~ ''''' ''"
XII KnIf,rd Sn.o,.b,n,. o,a w.,
ming -P, ii. O.te,hon, +R " "
XII. i,nxc,,,e" Sa",,,e, "a rnr,or n
Kill. Potter. Ticva. M'Kea" a"i Gin.
| ton-A. G. ()Imstcnd y II. --"f'i "'''
XIV. Lycom,ng, Union and SNYDER
John B. l;,s.k. n
XIV. Northumberland. Moptour. C Ium
Lia and Sullivan G..o,uc d. Jackson, II
XVI. Dauphin aud Lebanon -G Daw.
XViI i.,,....orn p;,,:..c,, u 7.
w. Fisher, T.
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Too LATE. IA young cnuple elored from.
neiehSoiing town. lately, and wh'n at u
ute di-,a,lce ffo,n ho,ae were married.
Soun after an officer wa. sent in pursuit, aud
"a irving at the hp,el where they wqro. step
ping, be, ,imnlediately entered thyir Epqa.
and found them snug in bed He explai
ed bis ,oIraud, when the young hdy sail
with ringing laugh: Tell ma il is,,oo
Late : woye tcon. married sopo time, and
have been in bod halt an hour. Te! he
he e'e: Don't get. out Vi bed for him,
lJOhnroGi .aLl W. .N.Lle -..a-r I ..
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Districts. Districts.
! David Foy. 10 Elisha " Davis.
= L'1" " G'n"is. u D"mm Withnm.
5 Samuel .jowPhs. II Alex A,iaire.
! George W Myers. u lIirh"ei Wuhia.
. Jphm ] Roye,s ~ John Cloud. =.
i Chas kieckner. Is jaime, HoIgate.
I Jane, Subers. Is NJ T. Hong.
.. j V Stokes. II John Clark.
. !%mi u haitey. Is X lervey.
Adams = Dr A B MI. ..l -
Allegheny George Wilson, Geo,F Nor
gan. James Taylor. NJ s Hum phreys, Vim
cent Miller, Samuel Kerr.
Armstrong IN jackson.
Beaver a"i Washington I'll j Vankirk
A J Burlington, Thou.a. Nicholson. ol ...
Bedford, Fulton and SoMer.et--JOhr
Weller, j II i.nugrerker
lserk, n y HsienStetn, Xeary BroJsf
Richmond Il Jo"ex ~ o. .aaH.s $4,000
B.ar-Ju.eyh Robinson. ....... .r.
Bradi;ud nnl Sui ivan John L Cham
berlar,. james II Webb.
Dicks-.joshua BE ,ns, E e " K;,stry.
Butler. Lawrence snl Merver- Alcxamle,
Leslie. George S West.ake, David Robin
son, john Edwards. = sir
CaMbr,a --./nhn HbHer. %, ...
Carbon and NOnrUe-./,imrs Pl,ice. .
Cameron, Clinton and NJ Kcan-W j
iMcis. Hi r i..N 30 1"
Centre-I' Grey Meek. ., ... ..... .f
ChcstcrAS N Meredith, Archibald Robb,
James NJ Phillips.
Clarion and Jefferson : II B Bromn.
, Ckarfeld, ELK and Forest Yhos j Nc.
Cwiiouyh. g,.. IN s g..
Columbia and Montcur- George Scott
Crawford William Beatty, ; w Ames.
CumherIand-,7 ,7Seo,'"rs l".n".,".
Daurhin-AJ j Herr. II b Hoffman.
pelawae-.Auru>tus Is I.eednn,. "! "
Erie George p Rca. John. b Stranal,an.
Fayetic W. PuAfvd. =, 3......,. i.
Franklin and Pery.-John II Walker, j
Shirciy. 1 .D.~ .'.. '''"
Gleene--.lnssph .Sedgmick. ,''r
Huntingdon, Juniata and Mifflin- Sam
uel i Brown, .r...r.H
Indiana and Wc>tmoreland-Dnvid NJ
Marslall, James A ilnnter, A G. Hamilton.
lIalcastcr-Aaron II SUNNY, " " Hop.
kins, Jacob q Peters. j & Gutci,ell. .. 10
l.eian,n--J q ,lleilman. s,i, &. -Hl a.,.
lrhigh John II Fhgri. Nn"iH II Cwits.
Lnzerne-S + Bosm,n', D.L u NaN.
n q Westier. iae 5.'... '''!'- 4''-
l.,con',ng. Union AMI S,y'ier--W =
Painter, Thomas Church, WmG q uerrold.
Montcomery-J'mes -EschG'ch, Henry
Mc.liill.r. ...s I.s!, -...,s.,s. Dr..
No,thanpton-(eorg II G"und'c, Ieris
II Stout. % -' .+'
b Northumberland Wi,i,m XKnse.
y Pike and Wayne--- lIIil,1npM AZ Neixon. q
Potter aud Tiora-J B Niles, b Is Strang.
Schuyikill- d Z Nice, N Beurl, Philip
Breen. ''.''hi1
TSu .guehanna and Wyoming-Lotch Bur.
rett, Ziba Lott. 80 n, ! IusJ i-il.
venango and Wsrren-A- p Duncan, j
Il Catk. ...t... t.I...fs .,-T sas
York; Harsh, D Porter, -.
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DDoNiAsltpyg Normal school and
Literary Institute. ....

0e0NI01tNyg Normal school and
Litefary Institute. ...- .
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
HENRY CARVER, A. NJ. Principal,
Professor, of, Iotellectu.l and, Moral Scicuce,
Ind Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
Miss Sarah A, Carver. Preceptress, =,
Teacher Of French, Botany and Orhsmental
,,,.,,, Branches. ,,.
.iIsaas o. Best, A. B.,
Professor Of Ancient Languages and Eng.
% 81 i,s.,si >. .,,'. .fish Grammar. "a, Do.
-as.;-,ssJ. ~ ,Ferree, A: M,4t;,,2 .
Professor Of Mathematics and Practical
.ssa a.ss'' si ''isl Astronomy, y ''.'' >
Rev. David C. John, A. NJ,
Prof&sorof Chemistry aud Physics.
F. N. Bates,
Teacher, Of. Geography. History and Book.
keeping. ,4,i .,',s.-'
-------Ja James Brown,
Assistant Teacher Of Mathematics and Eng.
anna = elish Grammar 70 ~
~ y Miss Alice NJ Carver,
Teacher of'Mdsic on Piano and Melodcon.
.'hCiTfiMrs. Hattie L. Best, '.''
Teacher Of Vocal Music, and Assist. Teach.
.:'l.S .:'I.s, er Of Instrumental Music. f
%, ~ sly. 'Miss'Julia Guest, y'.'
Teacher Of Model School.
.aThe Winter term will commence Novem.
Der I'd, 1868, and until our Boarding Hall
is ready for occupancy, on application to the
Principal, students viii be furnished with
homes in pleasant families. . s+tu;.%
TITS better for Students to commence at
the opening Of the term but when this ID
impracticable, they can enter ut any time.
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...Figs grow in California the siss Of .
mans 6st, Weighing quarter Of pound
sach. rG ji
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AL Kinds VI Machinery,

for Co,Ieries, Riast Furnaces, Sta'ionnry Engines
MILLS, THPEsBING MACHINES. &c. AC.
He 10 aIsn prepared 90 make Stoves, an sizes nno
Hattaspa, P'ow.rons. and everything usns'V made ,"
hrst.eiass founiries q.
His extensive facilities and practical wn'kmen. ~.'
rant him IN living the largest contracts on th'
m st vr IsOnah,e terms,
10 drain II all kinds WIN be taken in ezehaus' f"'
esStines. "
VI fNis 10 ioca.ed near the i.actawa
PETER BlLLMYER
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.V0L,.' XXXIII,.., II,.' ,'.-
OFFICERS or COLUMBIA co.

OFFICERS Or COLUMBIA co.
!. Pis.iassn. Juidls,e-IIon. William Elvcll..
Associate judges ,,.I PET e 'H.rhs;, s,
S.psotk, = and ok of fOourtssasJesse Coleman
', Register and Recorder John 9. Freeze.
81 COMMISSIONER Montgomery Cole. So
, David Yeager, f,
e1iri6+ Mondecai ,Slillard. - = -. z
Treasurer-Jacob Yohe.
~ - L. R&Rupert,t- 1G-\L
Auditors - John p. Harmon. 81 ,,.r,',
,,.5s. f Jacob Harris. '' %. . ''-'
SCommissioner's Clerk-Wm. Krickbaum.
lNpmissiOner's Attorney-E II. Little.
Mercantile Appraiser-W. II. Jacoby.
-County Surveyor-Isaac A. Dewitt.
District Attroney-Milton NJ. Traugh. -
Coroner--Willialn j., keller /
County Superintendent--Ch G. Barkley,
AsseseS Interhal Revenue ;. Il. f. Clark.
Assistant a,ss.,or- s. 3d. B. fpasasss' p.%s1, .
t'n.nyyE.s.se 4 Daniel NlcIIenry.
Co)lector-Benjamin F, Hartman. :.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

s...A rich oil man, died rccent.yswhose
young wife had led hin, Tut II sorry lifeI Ae
frequently stated that hc wonld be revenpea
Oa reading thc will his vengeaI,ce was I'M
we'll telt. lie lett all hi~ property, about
s,OO.OUO, to his wife, on c,ndi'ioH that 'she
passed every day, irt,m . a. nj. 10 y y. NJ. in
his tomb. Should she miss one hour, the
whole fortune rsverts to the natural heirs.
Bears seem to b plenty in Wyoming
county. Two we're recently killed thsss. 81.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The following are the names Of the kep
r'''en5aiives. The na,ues of ,he Democrats
are iyiD,ej in ,initcs .n.'