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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30

EIPTH wARD-FIRsr SUB OR VOTING PRE-.
formiy 70 the provisions d the charter Of the city
Of Washington, an election will be held In the
MONDAY. the hrst day Of June next, at Mr.. Bar.
ber's wood once, No. 50 south A street, between
Der Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three members
Of the Board Of Common Council, and a. Assessor
at which said precinct the votes Of all who are re
istered n the said Fifth Ward Of the city Of Wash.
inStsn, the initial letter Of whose names il from
to Inclusive. will be received. Polls open at a.
Ill., ".' ''' 'RRkpERICK D. STUART,
LR0NiDAs SCOTT.
myz Commissioners.
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SEC0ND wARp-sECoND SUB OR VOTING
souofni,y y E, s 6 S ,Sn .h.
Guy q Wsshington, an election will be held 10 the
On Monday. the drst day Of June next, AZ Mss
hecarty's. esst side Of twelfth. street west, be-
swes5 and nd street. north. fer Mayor. one mem;
the Board Of Common CouneiI. at which said Pro:
aet ths votes 81 al who arc registered In the said
itial letter Of whose name. Ia from 70 IL, ineis-
sive. will be received. Poll. open a a. n: and
close at y pm SIDNEY MCFARLAND.
MICHAEL GREEN,
JOHN W. TUCKER,
my3 Commissioner,
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lIIRsT wARD-PiPTH SUB OR VOTING PRE-.
Il ClNCT, Notice 10 hereby given that, In con-
formty 70 the provisions Of the charter Of the city
kifth sub or voting PRECINCT Of the First Ward on
koNDAY, tho nr.t day Of June next, at vernon's
shop, corner Of II aud Nineteenth streets, for
Mayor, one member Of the Board Of Aldermen and
three members Of the Board Of Common Council,
and an Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes
o. all who are registered In the said Frst Ward Of
the city Of Washington. the initial letter Of whose
names u from 7 TO inclusive, will be received.
FRED. O. CALVERT,
CHARLES L. HULSE,
nyy Commis.ione,.
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SECOND WARD-THIRD SUB OR VOTING
y PRECINCI Notice Is hereby given that In
city q WashinEtop, an election will be held In the
on MONDAY, the hrst day Of June neIt, a, Iii
Davis. $50 northwest corner q New York ave.
Der Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three member
g The Board q Common Council. at which said
said Second Ward Of the city OF Washington, the
initial letter Of whose Is from to n, inclu.
close at p. m. JOHN J. JOYCE,
c, A, DOU0HERfY,
n. ii. BOOKER,
my26 Commissloners.
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Election Notices.

Election Motioss. lrI
EIESTc SUP Oh VOTING PaI.
ers.s y he pssyis,ses q Il fssI.s! y u. slsy
I'M :,..s s: !ss;s Nv S.'s % g
i ~ ss:;S |; ny: e
a Ia ffns W st y1 q
rom ps f i's. s q si' names
l''.' '''' ~ ;" u iI sisifif Sst SsiiiErr.
myE Com mlssioners.
FIRST wARp.sscoHp SUB oRyoTISo PRE-.
farSss q IL. y sS.i.p az
n. ~ N !; Iii III Is:
ss. X. Il S:; IS: s:
sd isiii i n a. .' IL,
to fa IIGs ss:s T,i s' .:s;' s::.
5SSs < slaEsi
myg commi..ioner..
EfRsT " ARD-.THIRD SUB OR VOTING PRE-.
= ClNCI;-Nottes 10 hsrehy given that In con.
%ssiaoa. ssetcn VIII IT. s. ssa q he ssa
S pAs S.. r Ia fr: sts S1. . sss %
& .af sst, Is%s:.s e =: d.
mai INA fi .. WI. + sSo. - /. ;s$
elusive, will be received Polls open a. q m.
and 'l''s"'P' m. s :. q Pksk A RpERosR'
Commissioners.
EdRsTwARp-FoyRTHs SUB OR VOTING PRE-.
C!NSr. -Notiee Is hereby given that IN eonfor,,
VIZ e: ::sSa III 6 S. &. S s
PAX NJ. \ .: Sss. E.S.ss S s:s
gineteea,h streets. for Mayor. one member q The
Board and ,sa member: 2, !hi
which said Ptscnet The votes q all n. are regis
elusive, will be received.
Polls open alta M q; SSo slG r. ik.lbEEhL.
49,, f:G'T RsYhss
ferm,y % The provisiens d tRs CHARTER q he city
Voting fss u s III p fn w. a. Ss
hoNDAY. the er;i day Of June next. at vernon's
three members Of the Board q Common Council,
Who s ts ss .as fs. " ySs
hs si n s a % yh'
- :" S SHER ifaifhE SEsE::
SECoND wARD-FIRsT SUB OR VOTING PRE-.
The s Ss sH 'H $ 6 Sfa
nm xrt ho hal Ia H..
S5 Prssins Second e nav Ward ' eS
MONDAY. the hfst day Of June next, at Ennis
r. xsS .:s 1s. asssa ss.
member cI.hs Board q Hider%sn, Nd three mem:
~ "A Isi' 9 Z q WI n.
close sIs,:' VII be received fG; SPsR 4 and
-,s i;ksSE shh!.,,,,.,.
SpREGlNCT;;.Notise is hereby given that IN
ssessS sss fteeines Of tse Second %ad
wee, and 'tisst. north. isr Mayor. one mem:
the board o. Common Council. at which said Pre-.
~ .G p are he ma
MAI letter % whose nan.s is from o Il, iSeis
.iive: VII be rsesived. HS!I: epsn 4! ~; and
~. Ss Jss*! $ SsHEsf
SEcoND wARD-THIRD. SUB OR VOTING
% the hSffe re s ssa . ~ Il.
sty q S Ws.hn.t9s An elsetoa Gll Be held In he
Dst. aorihWss, corner q I'm New a 9orf .1 r.,
S-sS ssf sfs: .:
S si:ssi VS. $:s :: ssis I $
close close w be received fsi Spsn iortE and
4. ii Il. PsSSSosRH ks.
myS Commissloners.
SEcoNp wARDtFouRTH SUB OR VOTING
CONFORMITY 10 the provsion. ~ ~ hartsr of The
ne JsS q as ssi.ss
'S s ss s'f 2ss sy gE' aSs
member q ne Board Of Aldermen. and thfes mem:
ssS ssesaS %sra u he ey ~ %Vssi nss he
.Iss. si!i b received. FSi: oPss ia a. af and
uu,. S&st bER / SssSEEfan.
my5 Commissioner.
SgC1Ep wARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING
comfortably 10 the provisions q liz Charter q t6e
Ft5 Sss vsai Frssnct .! he sssea sr Wsra.
sI "a n az q juns next Cha.
S,,f e iSs Board II Aldermen. .ns iSrse member:
"a isi ~ shS s 81 !, ss
sna close ne rs'''' farRiSk %HfE m
j6s h MhhTlFhiSSiaLy
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Mr. Hine here offesed To nrore ~: ,,,t.
stated In The petItion :" P'o's '"e i"e''
Judge Cartier snid the arst ou..,ior v,. a.
20 whsthor ,hs.s ~, ~ 49, qussnion wa az
The ehart., vs.. non he ~ VI
Mr., Hlne II eouid he asce,t,in.5 hv .e,d
log to the State Department. "
Mr., Ciephnne sard he h.d iu.t ann. from
ths Sat- Ranae,m nu NJ h.d Jusa come rom rom
law there I'm enurp Ala nnt nasS aonu y,
Inc law from The state nsns,tment "o o W
NJ RIdaia oPy "ou'a III sumeient:
the 1,onnS That tha ch.r,ass 10 p,oseea on
.m.naed "" 'A"' '"' s"A''e' mas NOT oeen
Judge Cartier. Well. 20 on. and "a, w,,
NJ rrssoO ~. cs.i,.d IN ,,. .,.,,
proee.ains M ",sts ,hst +. ha n;s sna va
The Sisth y.,d 'a'' '""' "e wa" ''"Aen vi
Gndgs VIII 60, .,on onno.., =,
PROCEEDING in hi, en,e WHEN the Voteps wbose
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-11
STATE or LoUIsIANA-FIFTH JU-

STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFTH JU-
diciai District Court-Parish Of East
Baton kouge<Succession of Charlotte
Jane Childs-No. 96l.
WHEREAS, c. D. FAvRoT, has this
Wv day petitioned the Court for letters
Of Administrator in the above Succession.
All parties interested are hereby notified
that any opposition to the same must be
filed within ten days from the first publ
cation hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of office
this oath January, 1868.
"ol +. A. GALLAGHER.
jan30 Deputy Clerk.
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LII MIsER.

r HAVE in yard opposite the Theatre on Third
L street, 1000 feet of choice. seasoned L7mber,
consisting Of Joiss, scautling Flooring, Wea Their
baardipg and Inch Plank for sale p t greatly re-
d lCed rates. Uune2s JAMES McFAY
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WHITE LEAD.

YUsT received, one ton oil fresh pure Vhise
~ lead. in Is pound cans very 81 error article
: I'D Of three different grades AMI qualities, ard
viii be sold at prices TO suit the times
june29 JAMES MoVAY
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The Short and Direct Route to-
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
New Haven. Bridgeport, Provid ence,
EITnira, Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Phil
adeiphia, Baltimore, Washington City
AND 10 ALL POINTS N ss
NEW YORK, NEWsEMcLAMD
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA. A
TWO THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS leave
Cincinnati daily, making direct connection with
I'll the principal railways West and South
MORNING kXPREeG Issves Cincinnati, Except
sundays, Goo a. NJ, arrives In New York next
day at315 P. NJ, Boston, 500 A. n.
LIGHTNING iXPREes, Except bsturdayr)
TOO ii" arrive In New YORK second morning
at 100 A N Boston, 500 2. N.
Palace stateroom Sleeping Coaches, surprising
In elegance and comfort those on any other fine,
are attached 10 the Lightning Express It Cincin-
natl, nd run through 70 NEW YORK without
change ofcars.
This Is the only Line running Coaches through
without change from Cincinnati to New Ycrk
Baggage Checked through 10 ali points
Ask for tickets via. Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, for sale at all principal Ticket and
Steamboat Offices throughout The South and
West. t
L. D. FUCKER,
General 1upsFintsndsnt.
W. D. sHATTUo, Gent Ticket Agt sspt7
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4 NEW STYLE TRuss ss

DECEIvED fne sssortmento Of Tru,sss, ofan
II improved patent BEING entirety different
t. any ever offered for sale in his market Fol-
sale at
eb20 JOHN v. JaSTRENSKi'S
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

THE pATENTEE. ". A. JORDAN, u has been
informed that MIR. Camille Mrs and DR. Me-
Loud have been putting up some mungref ma.
chimes adopting arms and cups and TRAVELLING
on the coast. They have no letters patent from
the United states Government, anf al planters
who have them on their pisces, will b prose-
OF, held liable Tor damages Those who have
them, can arrange the matter snicsbly, or
through their merchants In New Orleans, BY I'd.
dressing personally, or by letter. 80 HAf
II. G.. HEARTT, 4,
81 Commercial Place, cor. ". Charles 81.
decZ-Jm New ORLEANS, EA.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

10 CANS OF FRESH oYsTEEs-lco to the
/ 81 can. Ready Tor delivery Tomorrow 2lh.
def JOSHUA ZEAL
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FAMILIES WILL FIND

GOOD stock of extra fine Goshen Butter at
N my store
decl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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JUST RECEIVED,
A VERY superior lot Of Cooking stoves.
~ nafb IL VIZ NCVbY.
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MACK EBEI,.

NEW FISH, ard NO |, bumbng. Price to
IN suit inc times,
now RANDOLPH q BATES
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G.l*L OIL.

tx K We tx llo5 i've Goa oil, . draft
II aH+ Is 4.e,ton tias, for sale a.
Ytri} JO3hUa BHAL
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CEDAR BUCK E..Els,

DRAss and iron. bound Cedar Buckets, a fine
/ , lot Of them.
narl2 JAMES McyAY
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r AMPS, Chimneys and Bicks at
a. g. b. ~ A6EfLt'a,
seb5 M,in street rasr bird
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.

rTtH0. KEEIhPETER, No IL Hropt ST. eet New
l. Orleans, Fore gu aud domestic Liquors,
roIthsrn Whisky from 81 bj to 81 70 per gallon
apr2-y
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MILLER & co.,

Seltzler's Store Post Office,
Chester County, Penn.
p. S.-Send your orders Immediately.
Our motto is "First come, first served"
jan8O-lm.
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HOTELS

q tITi HoTEl, Corner Jamp aud Common sts.,
" X :. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, la.
dec22-Iy
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ga.CH Rhow POTATOES.

N5ta'sa 2~AoV Va n = t|A<l's
- = BAkhEi very choice Peach Blow Pota-
~ toes, Just stored and for sale By
4sc5 JOSHUA DEAL
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CHOICE NEW LARD.
o. KEGS Choice lgaf Lard il store and for
10 sale By
land JOSHUA BEAL
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o.. CHAnLss Hor1L,
New Orleans, La, April q, 1o67sJ
W. a. Jordan, EsQ. " sassaaasts
DEAR s1R--You have received, . patent from
the UDited States for bleaching Snd clarifying
cane juice by the fumes Of sulphur, AID an ad-
ver:isyment, signed BY me, having appeared In
the re~ Orlea.s Picayuns, April II, Ewiil slate
that your patent 10 no in1ripgsment on my spst-
ent for the apple tion 81 sulphurous gas for def
r. "A. STEWARY.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT.

# 3. COPIES, Cotton Factor and General Conn.,
- mission Merchant, No. 81 st. Charles street,
corner Of Union, New ,rleaDs, La. junez7-J
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
GARDEN SEEDS.

L. r. VIRGIN. successor to ID Maupsy Dealer
II. in Seeds No It'd Gtavier street, bet. Camp
and Ma gaziDe streets. New Orleans. aug24-y
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CHEAP NAILS.
BUTTER.
SAFER KRAFT.

I.OR SALE By
l. nov2l RANDOLPH & EhTgs
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GUNS.
CRACKERS.
BALMORAL BISCUITS.

rgNuE --LATEST 5EsahTIU& Is the Balmorai
4 Biseuit--for invaiiis, rnthi < finer can oe
b4d fOctl2f JOSHUA BEAL
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GROCERIES, ETC.
Lovers of Fine Rich Cheese.

II HAVE store few cares Of very fine cheese
] weight sor,a eight rounds saeh-and t.
which / wouid solicit tbs attention Of good
livers foc29j jH-HtA ~
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GROCERIES, ETC.
CHOICE TABLE BUTTER.

/ EiSAMfLIES a. grecera a.tisin4 a choits attiE'~
/ IL OF Butter 1t fsir prices procure II at fle
| store Of iaL-Ji JOSHUA b. !.
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LIME, aEisE, LIME.
7 U-T recsiveG,-50 barrels fresh burned Cape
~ i.imr (oct24i JOSHUA BkhL
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CHEESE, CHEESE, CHEESE.
WE CAN sell you Wester, Reserve Cheese by
w retail CT box.
ocfl7 RANDOLPH K BATES
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BRANDY, BRANDY, BRANDY.
IF YDU WANT good and pure ,.rztsl. e. II
4 octl7 HhN10i"i . rTE>'
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05
7 1rr1p ROCK Oct. 3-B. r. Upham,

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 3.-B. r. Upham.
member of the Legislature, and f. A.
Mcclure, President Of the Board of
Registration, were assaulted by the Ku-
Klux in Woodford County, to-day.
Upham was badly wounded in the head,
and Mcclure was slightly injured
This makes four members OF the Legis-
lature and two Registrators that have
been assaulted by the KuKlux within
six weeks-two of them having been
killed. The Registrators appointed for
Brady County returned yesterday, hav-
ing refused to continue registering votes
in that county. The post-offices and
mail routes have been discontinued in
many counties, the people consequent
ly are almost without mail facilities.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05
THE MoNIToR-oUR MISSION.

In every department of life this fact
is most patent, that it is no less true of
Societies and organizations, than Of in
dividuals, that each has mission to
perform in the world.
Every person is by virtue of their re-
lations to society force and power in
that society for good or for evil.
What is true of a society, OF an indi-
vidual, is enphatically true of the news
paper press. It is the guardian of pub
lie and private interests, it is the mould
er OF public sentiment, if not Of indivi-
dual action, it is the controller OF
thought, and, in its influence, either
blesses the family or curses it, as it d.
rects thoughts in the channels of truth
and virtue or of loose views of right and
wrong.
With such view Of our mission, and
the influence of the press upon the old
and the young, at home and in society
as q faithful MONITOR we are aiming,
to so exert our moral forces, as to find
o welcome at every hearthstone, in
every family.
In our mission as daily teacher we
hope to do good to lift up the curtains
of darkness and suffer the light of the
distinctive features of progressive in
|telligence to enter, and bless even the
the poorest and humblest of our read
ers.
Autumn is upon us with lengthed
evenings, winter will soon follow, and
then, as the family shall cluster about
the fire and the table, what more pleas.
ant. what more desirable. with good
books than the evening newspaper?
1t will pay well to have its regular WIS.,
its pay in its moral influence, pay in
its teaching, pay in its amusement, pay
as it becomes MONITOR Of admonition
and the guide of right principles.
Since we started this enterprise we
never for a moment have been allowed
to question the propriety of our course.
Our friends have done nobly with us,
and we shall still aim to make our mis-
sion felt as we go to the family. Thus
as family paper it becomes to all our
business men one Of the best OF adver-
Using mediums.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05
News sf the @ap.

Bishop Quinl".r& hss interdicted ri
AEnlism in his diocese.
The Union Pacific Railroad was fin
isBsa on Friday to Green River.
The transmission Of mails has been
stopped between the termini of the Un-
sUn and Central Pacific Railways.
a PORTION of the unfinished wooden
factory at GIenwilliams, Canada, fell on
Smsruulay, precipitating 25 or 30 men to
shs ground, distance of 30 feet One
anzn was killed two were fatally and
fsn ferrous injured.
Gl,as. E. Godfrey, master, and Jessie
ClEfrey, mate of the schooner Thomas
Hnlcemb of Philadelphia, were held
ser trial by Commissioner Hallett OF
stsson on Saturday, on charge OF beat
ng and wounding David Purnell the
.o2k-
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 4. -Speaker Col
fax is in this city. He was serenaded
last night at the residence of I. ?.
Houghby, by the Fighting Boys in
Blue, and large assembly of citizens.
He made rousing little speech full of
pith and fire, speaking encouragingly
of the prospects of the Republican
cause in October, and November. He
thinks that the political horizon never
looked brighter. He viii speak here
tomorrow night.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

Do NOTHING MEAN.-We sincerely
hope that no friend of Grant and Col.
fax will allow his feelings to cause him
to commit any act which cannot be de-
fended-none which he would be
ashamed to do in daylight and in the
presence of witnesses. Treat your OPP
ponents at all times and places fairly
and gentlemanly do not be provoked
even to overstep the bounds of pru-
dence. If there be no better reason
and there is-it is not wise or polite.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

We have to-day to record the sudden
death OF Mr.. Levi M. Ludlow, which
occurred on Saturday evening. Mr..
Ludlow was for many years clerk in
War Department Office at Washington,
lately employed, however, in the Trea-
sury Office, New York. Mr.. Ludlow
leaves a wife and alarge circle of friends
to mourn his loss.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

Rev. DR.. Miller and Rev. A. V. Di-
mick preached at the depot yesterday
afternoon. There was larger attendt
ance than usual. The exercises were
listened to with marked attention.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

sag A gentleman from the Port in
formed us that one night last week
seventeen Democrats from the Second
ward walked up to the room of the
Grant and Colfax club, and signed the
roll. Thus the stampede continues.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

E6~ We learn that Petroleum v.
Nasty, ex-Postmaster at Confederate
x Roads, is to deliver his humorous
lecture, entitled f" Cursed be Canaan, "
at the Opera House, Newark, on Mon
day evening, October 10Th.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

12- Through the exertions of Chief
Keron, the horse and buggy recently
stolen from thestable of Mr.. John L. ID.
Lyon, were recovered at Newburg,
New York, ON Saturday. The thief,
however, made good his escape, leaving
the horse tied to tree, where it was
found.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

The funeral services of the Rev. J. B.
Crane, of this city, took place this after
noon at his residence. The clergy, ire
spective If denomination, were in at-
tendance. The remains will be con-
veyed from this city to Middletown
Conn, for interment tomorrow morn
ing.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05
Aeaths.

Suddenly, October 3, Levi NJ. Ludlow, aged
~ years and months.
The friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence,
corner of Governors Lane and Broad street,
on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

At Claverack. near Hudson, on Fri
day. while six men were at work on the
residence of Prof. Flack, of the Hud-
son River Institute, the scaffolding
gave way, precipitating the men to the
ground, fatally injuring one and severe
" wounding the others.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

ssA. A wag of an editor, says the
agricultural affairs of New Jersey
ought to be we'll looked after, consider
ing the fact that the State has Cattell in
the United States Senate.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

peA- Credit is due to the officers of
the New Jersey Railroad for there efforts
in transporting the +" Boys in Blue" to
Philadelphia. Not single accident or
mishap occurred.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

s6s- The report that our excellent
Chief of police had his watch picked
from his pocket at the State fair last
week is untrue-the thieves there knew
our "Hawkshaw" too well.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

Job Printing, neatly and
beautifully executed at this
office. Cheaper than can be
done elsewhere.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

HsA- Be sure and read the advertise
ments in this paper, you will not only
find them interesting but they may
prove to be greatly to your advantage.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-05

PRICES DOUBLE GALLERY,
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THE ONLY ONE In THE STATE
TIAvING one of the most Spacious and Hand
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suiting the most fastidious. This is the only
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ing 1t both convenient and pleasant for custo
mers, by ebviating the necessity of waiting any
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Where will be found larger assortment than at
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Particular attention given to
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We respectfully call attention to our PORCE.
LAIN PICTURES, Plain and Handsomely Col
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Pictures Copied and Enlarged to any size /;
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f. II. PRICE. Proprietor,
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