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New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
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SUPREME COURT.-MATTHEW CLARK
- son against WILLIAM J. SKIDMORE Btec8oT 6c ofFRAHK
LlN RANDOLPH deed CAROLINE L. p RANDOLPH, WIDOW &c,
10 unlause Of judgment Of e SayTee Court o. tie state Of Nsu
lob Hse t th sloyiet action the Sd day 81 March 1909
DAVID EAWLkY the Referee named udgmtut vii sell 81 pub
DC atoa hrolgl JAMES M MILLER Alcolesr TIE Exchange
aoCH No l Broatvav r the CITY Of YORK THURSDAY
1 10 Gas % AFn os q twelve ocoE that day tie FOL
hshg ed premises v.l All those certain O Wtee ' par
80 o. 'te ste ng and beng The Sixteenth ate TEehh Ws
~ N oi NswloTE distinguished entitled Map 0i
Polery tie Twelfth Ward % the C ~ NevYoTk belonging to
eT H. Leeds David A. CoHsok John r. Psfs AJsA1m Ftiers
hes Siehh johu Jacob Brousef Ged
at he mt da Of DecenhcI D. 1894 in the oce Of the Register
81 hr NT au ConIT Of New York bHliel and 0Oss
va TIE ssd heur sad lots ttT-two.
Wy t1fes t eeLtr1e rnctr aud uuetyon aEd hgiGnmR
~ pu on TIE sixth distant twenty four
- ght aud oasquaer inches nory from tie corner formed BY
w., o le westerly Eds q be S1h avenue AFORESAID With
Vi'nef te OF TwelENth street running thence westerly on q
WIN ,-o SenyIh street along 'e' noT'her dt o. ol
one On SAD map hundred ee t0 tie o number ty I've
M hp ihhee poiibey line parable with the ssd sixth
ne satteIy de % lots numbers tyttt ard eghiye eight
T. ole hludi ard ioItyegb set 0Bebaf inches %
- lntV tvo On sad eastery along he soahsry
s,,.s oi ttd o. line parallel 20 Twenty seventh
s est 20 ne wesisry d the sixth avenue Aforesaid
Ati Along The westerly side Of 6sd SItb one
s.l ei one sld ts inches to The place Of begin
~ Ds "s-- iefk Aafch 3 1850 D. HAWLKi Referee
= y a0s 4 Dh WirT, Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
9IouOsaIS.
o.. s. EsGIEKEKs OYyIeE No. n Ststs-tL,
ALE6Ey N A. March 10 1863 (

~. s. ESGlSKEKs OYyloE No. n StGetL,
o,,.,...- ALsAKY, y. s.. March 10, 1868 )
AEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Wa ohes until u 0clock MONDAY Apn 1862 DRED0
l bs Cld stsis The Hudson River aboat sven miles be
% AAnT CHANNEL tsrutJegt hsudfei itet long aud three
putso Pet VIDE % give depth of eleven feet low
the material cdged 70 he deposited behind She 6fe 70 be
buIt near the
ne egb contents ~ POSITION 70 he taken estimated asr
Aeafu nryey a. tDue thousand hundred ADD seveBtne
cube yards but m particulars with fsahdugs be obtained ths
enc Sherthy bdGsrs make their eStnstsa
be Mp~ b. By Apn 26 he completed
sa % s Pgpos N be received or the whole w0h
W Tie cube Yard Nc ol will be unless printed
V De o tbs oee accompanied BY proper gusTautee
ettes1i1 ootf III be into Contract he uHi
ates W good and susut suTfef stamps
y Be Tnshsd by ne Contractor The United uglt
V teled Al bos deemed lfadFsntseeous
bJ oTdeI Of Biegs MsiosGsa JOHN NEWTON.
JOHN N. WILSON
hspg BtgiDssrs sB9 Bvt CooBsl q. A.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
euzH Siiamtrs.

BOARDING IN L0NDON.-Mrs RObEhd .s.l. !.
ID CATLE Al No Sc ueen st. CaIsudh square 0ltis 70
AMERICANS Visiting LONDON quiet HONE MN goa gS 5s
Pee shnngs pef dsy Yorker sho has hVea aooI
years past lsI Of Mira Csins BoAdHgb boais' 0
peasans.i hopl have yet found 10 Lonoob.
EQR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA, ,st,S9 LOS cnsa ,.
Il THb NkN-l0EK AND CHARLBslOh SlhA"SnH NV~
PARYS trsi stIi side shesl steamship r,,rr,v Nh,
MANHATTAN, CABL ~ s. WOodhul. on sATUhDAi hheh 10
ats m, EslHg from Pier No B. NORM hi'e'
Superior accommodations for N -.t...
Through Passenger Tickets and Bills Of Ltdipg hsu 70 ~ 49,
South and South West 10 connection With Ibs soa'h OA'uA
AID with 10 Florida ports ,e
The JAMES AD0ER viii oow AID salon TUEhDAl MARI u"
HENRY MORGAN 4 Co., Agents, No. ~ Di"AS"a''
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
n1s,rrc - -1rnIIrn

FROM HAvANAu Steamship Moro Castle, March l-Gea Tbas
A. Davis sud wife Aupf taussel, z. NIX PtorA Lopez T. H..
VII tue, Dunbar yir Wad,aorh 81. Bareto p Bosfane y.
Mis- Bsrueita and servant de Aryar ami l.
Via ady child lady and chrrn G. Gonzales
aui chEen heup Mr aud Airs Danlam and ehdIen hIH
kug aud daughters. . . ,
IRON CHARLESTON steamship James Adser Maleh lip.
Welsh Van Easlesoia T. W. EdgettoB C. kotn Jas l. Wilson
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
NRws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains purse arriving AZ tfs IoT reles'ed 70
packages addressed NeNYoyk A0se Press %
persons exhibiting the written authority OF W. saoaon Geaer.
Ageu News packages a. Journal Of Commerce Tunes fBUsE
World SUM- Ezprsss EueluJ Post Co8cc fdrTtis,r stdli
ZsurJ YORKER Journal aud NcC lOsr DOsat should AtS
be dell only 10 le san ppsDna
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
@aihiurru.

GTEAM ENGINE for SALE.-A STEAM EN-
~ GINS ie-toue uHSef crndr 2DEt2 ard three large toe
nd 81 be fhg ps snd ts1gers and betting u I large t1d
hgA Alky 70 oNAESIlAA nCAhAl.E 20 gs5 East Fiyllnsi
THE ROPER CAL0RIC OF HOT-AIR EN-
GlNE a been perfected become popalAT
puter ard al sorts o. snail lcntt fsgung cheap s
I'VE power lbt ueUrTt d tompsuy manufacturing extensively
N ltssy City. OLo, and sLOE No. g Courtsutt n Y
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
ERInlYs wEATHER REPoer-a a ..

MINIATURES ALMANAC.
s,n s. - gG sun sts...... GOil Moon setA..... GOO
alGH wAtER -
SANDY Hook. 752 Cows Isnd.. s: s Hell Gale''''is ~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
Surniiurt

NNARREN WARD g. Co,
w Nos 75 AID n SpurgIt corner q Crosby
Fstnhhshed ltao --.-
who,sI. .a Retail oi iE sie'i s, So 81
SpElRG BEDS suitable for CITY and CounIy TssituoeL
ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRFsBNIbD
CTORAGE for FURNITURE, TRUNKS,
- BAGGAGE other property compartments AZ sfes
good, elevators Poue Utckmen &c on lAhu H. w.
iAFGER Wet Thirty .fourtl-st kshtLa'e
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1uturts anO I1lrrtings.

1,ttuns auO gIutings.
COOPER UNION FREE COURSE OF Lee
- TUREs on SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIESCh-The Fnh
Lecture viii delivered SATURDAY March 3 ats precisely
by VAN BUREN DRNSLOw, esq Suhvc The Resumption Of
Specie PAruents' Admission free ABRAh HkNIII hecy
IRVING HALL-March 90, p. m.
II FOR CUBA.
THE SOLDIER Lecture by Mr. De CoRDoVA and Concert
Ia America assisted by the eminent pus
sANDESoN ard seuo AGRAMoNIE and conducted BY Sig Al
BITES. Under direction ofthe - - ..-.-
Tickets 81 for az Irving Hail. Shmers No 70l Broadway
Musical College 20 BAst FoueegthSt aud tue usual
Music Stores.
ECTURE- NORTH PRESBYTERIAN
i CHURCH-Ths Rev. q. MiSGlNS will deliver eeare ON
Patriotism" this church Of Nuhave Thiry.6rsts
on MONDAY EVENING the 18th inst. q Oeoek
Tickets % cents. 10 be had at the door
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

A YOUNG MAN with a capital Of $3.50 wonld
"A Ike P4RTEER 90 continue the STEAMBOAT aud EXCURSION
BUSINESS for tie ensuing Address STEAMBOAT, Tribune
OLce
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
&tIiaiOus NOtitts.

Al Cooper institute Large Hail. presshBg os SUN
DAY March H. At O and by the Rev Dr. k 10TH.
ROP Of Boston All persons cordially invited to attend
Atthe Everett Rooms, Dr H. p. FAIRFIELD remarkable
Trance Speaker will discourse before the Society Of SpruasiI
SUNDAY Oi and "A O'Clock. Chdrns Lrcsum D. m Con.
in the aide soeAbls, FRIDAY kVBSHG merit
the Hall Of the Historical society,
apd Eleventh PRESBYTERIAN ChurcSeryceu SABBATH At
A m "A p m. Preaching by the Pastor the Rev GEO s.
CHAMBERS sAbbsih-Schocl at ga m and a p. M
Authority Of swedenborg the Grounds for Receiving
AlrctuTr By T. HITCHCOCK. at Washington Hall broadway
nsr Of Pourst, Williamsburg SUNDAY EVENING March
a o'clock --
Al the Church OF Oar saviour, sixth Uniysnali Thirty
shh a. betNeen Fnh and SIhaIss, the Rev j. NJ PULLMAN
Pastor MORNING. aHd b'kNNG Sunday School Strangers
invited
Al CnIon-aye Baptist Church, ChntOn-ave BrOokyu.-
Preaching RYEkI SUNDAY MORNING at l0i EVENING
ns PASTOR the Rev K e. sCoL SUNDAY aud Bible
N1PR
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9i6iNrra gotit'6.
sa5inss gaahs.

A Ii Deposits made on or before April J.,
"A will drss interest from that date.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
COR THIRDAVR AND TNhNTl.SlNIHST
Opeu daily from Monday. Wednesday, and
st;urJsJ evenings from to8 o'clock.
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ Sps 1896 aud d9S CANAI-ST., corner o: IsiFbt
NIX PER CENT INTEREST on s. TO $4,000.
ASSETS, S5,S35,736 So.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

EXCHANGE.-HaudS and Valuable Lands
h n Michigan ard Wiseors Brookn Properly
o. Improved Real Cssl ul be paid
s..railr RIDER Q ALLEN. No. % PiBr-sL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
m AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS

Inv, f,,uop,bls hous, opeb TO sell on Conm'ion
=, nart,t All ce Of real merit when As ~ cSuu
~ n,ebagts Address prepaid 6 eeuls) en WIZ ~" s-'"'
70 BOI 30 49, PVtt OGee, IoIoDt@
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

Any person engaged in the GUN or Othel
n suitable trade having sl room and would be *ug to eqr
NEsS Tribune O for DAYS Best Of references gwen ald Ts
CURED
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
CHANTS for 8nsintss 3ltu.

A BUSINESS MAN WANTED-A good
IN er eaacaei earnest ustEorthy Address with information
al frf-r-nce CAPITAL r. o. Box No. Gi Nes-YoTk CtT
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

NOR SALE-TWO PATENTS in a new and
e article with stock and Machinery ior making the
article has aead bad good e and received Tie uer
public attention has been
called Oly m selling that other business Of owners
ars s thsr tine desiring we invest
rsh viii bav hs article pru Cd 90 them fair aud
L...o--L-a L-. LL al-.-g !. D. Boz No -. y v y o.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

EOR SALE-Ihc GOOD WILL of an estab
IN Fbsd MEDICINE. or 5000 To euterprsBg man. fr
openg 70 moneys best Of reference it, merits
Lsaug hJsiegns. A-iTe,, ". j. hESRi, station D. city.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25
The UnriVaIIed PriZe Tomato
''GENER Al. GRANT"

We take pleasure in announcing to thepublic that
have secured the entire stock OF this justly Cele
brHted Tomato. 1t originated in the garden Of an
Amateur, who, after growing II for a number Of
wears in connection with all the leading Sorts be
came convinced that it far superior TO any 9TH
eT, and that il should be widely disseminated; and
for this purpose it put into our hands In con-
sideratiOn OF the many disappOntmeutse experienced
in the Introduction OF varieties we have given
il thorough trial of two years; and il has far
ceeded our expectations ever attracting great atten-
ton where exhibited, taking the first prize above
all others at the Massachusetts Horticultural SOci-
ety's Exhibition the past two years.
CAUTION.
On account OF the immense popularity OF this
variety, find that parties ohefing for sale q
spurious seed desiring TO obtain large prices for the
common sorts. We would therefore recommend
parties purchasing only those sealed packets bear
ing our name, none others can be genuine
Price per packet, y cts; packets, 81. Prices TO
the trade on application. ....
WASHBURN & co.
I7-em Horticultural Han, Boston, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25


STr. J. q. DF-r@II.Es gave his second
lectCre last evening, ~ the Presbyteri-
an cfuuOh. The lecture room was
crowded Is an appTeeiatiye audience
ana tho manner I'm wllich the Lecturer
presented his subject was nSst accep-
tabl6. Hi .==-r==---,Irs N r.s-sgrd 70 the
,qT0hibit0Fy Jaw oSlssfp{s iIas TtrC'--s
as will be seen by the fOllOWiBg3 "In
two years the sale Of liquor will he pro-
hibited Throughout the State of Iowa,
except Tor medicinal purposes, and the
very first offender against the law
shall be sent to Fort Madison" He
urged the establishment Of q similar
Iaw in the State OF Nebraska aud look
ed forward 60 the time when the sar-SS
law would exist throughout the Ut-eeu
States. At the close Of the Lure
contribution was taken ", % 1y 2ellay
the gentlemen's expc-'Is'- -l'eI'''O.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25
Amateur CuItivatOr's Guide
TO TBIE
Kitchen and Flower Garden

The Twent y-tIrd Edition or tlis popular and use
ful work, which has met with SO great favor in the
past, was issued January IS much enlarged and i'm
proved, containing descriptive lists Of all Flower
and Garden Seeds worthy OF cultivation, embracing
over twenty-five hundred varieties; to which is ad-
ded all the novelties in Flowers and Vegetables for
French Hybrid GladOlus ~ go "A -
The work comprises 80 pages. TaStefully bound
in cloth, with two beautiful COlOTed PiateS,-One
steel, l,-besdes one hundred other EngravinEs. Price
50 cents postpaid. Paper Cover, one COored Plate,
one Hundred Engravings, Postpaid. > cents.
Address WASHBURN & co,
Horticultural Hall, Boston, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25
Osage Hedge Pfants.

THE LARGEST NURSERY IN
L Nebraska. 25O,OO0 Plants Yet unsold,
for sale at $3.50 per thousand, at the Nursery, two
miles west ~ london, Nemala County Ne3rasi1a-
-'3N ~ ~ --a...H. .rr f- = r NJ i4-iffi-hrr iffi-hrr
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25

ATBAFTN, March 1.-THE Sarate
to-day took up the 18th amendment,
and a motion to indefinitely postpone
It, resulted in a tie vOte-I1 10 IL. R.
r. Conley, the Republican President
Of the senate, having the casting vote,
voted aye
Gov. Bullock to-day issued an exec
utl7e order setting forth that he has
received Information Of the voluntary
absenteeism Of large number Of the
members Of the House in order 10 pre-
vent quorum, and that as no apprO-
priation bin for the year 1858 has yet
beer perfected or submitted % him, 60
is ordered that no money shall be paid
to tire members On 4ccJuut-0f per di-
diem o- milege until the appropriation
biii IS perfected and receives his ap-
prevail
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25
Programme for tIRe Next
Teachers Institute in Nema-
IRa County.

IEa County.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Addresses by some one yet to be OBJ
tanned.
Essay by Columbus Vaughn.
Essay by Mrs. Jennette Harding.
Grafton by d. H. Ellis.
Resolved that no teach
er should be employed in Nemaha
county who does not manifest some
degree of interest in the Teachers As
.sociation; by J. S. Church and DR..
S. w. McGrew.-
SATURDAY MORNING, % A. NJ.
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Essay by Miss Lottie Giles.
Essay by Miss NJ. z. Skeen.
Essay by Miss S. J. Winters.
Discussion-HOw shall an interest
in class be kept up and imperfect les
sons be prevented; by Prof, G. B.
Moore and c. T. Campbell.
P. NJ. SESSION.
Music.
Address by Rev. F. NJ. Esterbrook.
Essay by Miss Mary Snyder.
Essay by VIM. Winters.
Methods of teaching reading, by
Prof. J. M. Mckenzie.
Miscellaneous business.
Music.
WIZ prtE 7. "a. 53a.rtin please IUr-
.His'r va with music Tor the occasion.
We humbiy trust that all persons
having duties assigned them, will
come prepared to discharge them full
ly, and all others should feel them
selves at perfect liberty to participate
IN the discussions.
Respectfully submitted.
S. NJ. NCGREw,
IL. ROBERTS, Com.
ANNE M0oRHEAD,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25
RIVl RSIDE NURSERY

DdFcE pOEE, AONFd.
II you want a good article of Nursery Stock,
such as
Crane Vines, Currsuts, GoOsberries,
RaspberrIcs, BIackberries.
Straw berries, Cherry Trees, Peach
Trees, EvergreCnss and
Dfsctduous Trees
Send your orders to
J. W. PEARMAN,
Davenport, Iowa.
or r W. FURNAS, BrownvIlle.
Catalogue free. l3-9-y
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25

Read Before the Neinaha Co, Teachers
AssOeiation, March 9th, 1899.

Alta meeting of the last Teachers
Association, held at London on the
6thinst., the following essay was read
by Mrs. C. B. Mckenzie, and copy
requested for publication
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25
Warranted Garden Seads.

Warranted Garden Seads.
OUR NEW - rrr.
Descriptive Price Catalogue,
Containing descriptions Of all the CHOICEST
VEGETABLES including the nOsf desira BILE
Novelties, suggestions regarding culture, &c, is
now being issued, and will be duly mailed, TO our
customers FREE; to others on receipt of 10 cents.
SEEDS BY NAIL. IA
We furnish Garden Seeds in packages, rCsTAeE
FREE, to any post Office in the United States, when
ordered at our regulrr prices any amount Of 2l or
more.
ED. j. IVANS & CO.,
NURsERySIIsI AND SEEDsNRN,
York, Penn.
IS2m r- rz
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25

Get THE BEST. T.-FuToS's. JOUR-
VI NAL or HORTICULrURE AND FEoRAL
NfAGAzTSE.-Hovey Magazine has been united
with ,he RbQvC, lnalsng TIE NEST perfect ltOHIL-
CULTJR.AL IND FLORAL lT4iaZiAE pub
lshed in the world. in ever number hne plates OF
fruits flowers and landscapes are 70 be found PUB
l.shcd BY TltOn 4 Co., Boston, Mass; Sla year. we
receive subscriptions for the same. and send as pre-
mugns the Magazine one year and surprise tilsp-
berry, or 8 Ellisdale Raspberry or six Mlssouu
Blackberry Sent free by mail where the So bscFF-
on Of - IS sent direct Splendid colOred plates IN
irNt number. Subscribe now.
TII0AlPsON, MYERS & CO,
@-et BroOki;eld, No.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25
A NEW GRAPE.-We had not in
a tended 10 offer our new Grape
ssT rIE "a a M A s. ~ 3

until another years trial; but the numerous letters
asking for plants that reach us has determined rs 10
offer The few hundred plants we have Gt low prices
The Tekama Is a Seeding Of Cotawha; has been
rlted three years; hardy: free from Diseases lrIt
as large: Of same color, and Of As good quality as
the parent "a - -. -
The CatawlJn, heiiIg render most winters IN Na-
braskn this grape viii FIJI the need so long felt Of
grape OF Catawba quality that IS entirely hardy and
yQslr % Jets, yrt,ii FOu1eg..s eachi p Per JOE
4 wear 10 do 30 ..-SI do DO
7 THOAEFssOIs, r kftss q CO.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-03-25
TOHNl T, vTgNFj 4 ~ seEEhis i'm

y proved farm one mile north of VIM. Is.
Philfps's, In this county, containing 40 scres Of
with good Buildings, Orchard, Hedge Fences, and
Living Water, at So per acre. Time given on two
thiFCls the purchase money. VIII sch his tarm1Tg
implements shorses 20 head Of critic, hogs fowls
and cTep on tha gronR So loE lrls:e
jartic eiictfe u Duke A. W. Not GIN, lrSSf1
Vile, or OF thcproprietoT on the premises. ccT
. HWrhErH = i w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09
County Items.

From the Shepherdstown RegiSter we copy
the following items
- Mr.. John II. SpOhn has purchased the
Rough cast House and Lot, Of DR.. 7. V. s.
QuigIcy, on the hill on Main Street, formerly
owned by the Lutheran Congregation as a
parsonage, for 81, 100 cash.
- According to previous announcement,
Hon. a. Il. Boteler delivered a Temp erance
Address in the NJ. T. Church, South, in this
place, on Saturday evening last, to a large
audience. The address was highly compli>
m ented by all who were SO fortunate as to
hear it.
"A revival of religion has been in progress,
at Unionville, in charge OF Rev. W O. Coo,
of the NJ. L. Church, South, during the past
two or three weeks. y number of persons nave
been converted, and the meeting continues
with much interest The revival nj Scru bic,
in charge of Rev. g. W. Fceiesnyer. + the
NJ. f. Church, also still continues with much
success and interest.
- The Third and Fourth Divisions Of iu-
ternal Revenue Tor the second district Of West
Virginia, have been consolidated, making jet
ferson county one Division, designated as the
Fourth, and w. Il. Clemmcr, formerly As
si,tant Assessor OF the 4th Division, appointed
as Assistant Assessor of said Divisions. there
by disseminating W l. Herrin -ton, formerly
Assessor of Bird Division. Tax payers viii
hereafter make known all their wants to W
b. Clemmer, Assistant Assessor, 4rh Division,
2ud District Of West Virginia, Middicway,
Jefferson county, W. Va.
- A short time previous to going to press
last Friday morning we penued on article and
inserted it, stating that the Bridge under con
struction across the Potomsc at this place, by
the workmen, had reached the first Pier, from
the Maryland side but, alas, before our edi-
ton had been quite finished in pressing OF, n
terrible storm OF wind came up from the north
west and blew that portion of the Bridge
down. precipitating it into the river, to the
regret of this community, and all interested.
The cause of its being caPsizcd is, that the
span resting upon the Pier was not yet fastened
to the Pier, but that preparations, FIR that
purpose we're being made by the workmen at
the time the gale of wind came up. The
storm was terrific, so much so that it is said
trees bent almost double, a short distance
above the Bridge 1t is thought that the
Boston Bridge Company, who has the work
under contract, will resume operations again
at once, and erect the Bridge, but in our next
issue we will be able to make known more
definitely their purpose.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09
Spirit Of .yeffttsnn,
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Sc,1Y TnEATMENr.-Mr. Edmund Cham
bers of Harpers Ferry, was one of the regu-
lar Radical nominees of this county for the
Legislature. In Chapline and Shepherd town.
ships, where radicalism and pretentious 10y
ally of the county is supposed to. centre, he
received but four votes, as against seventy
given to Miller, his colleague on the ticket.
If we mistake not the pluck of Mr.. c., he
W Ill have day of reckoning with these mar
plots, who gave the promise to the ear and
broke it to the hope.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

Col. BOYD, in his letter to the New York
Herald abusing Col. MOsby, says he will Ere
fer to the citizens of the Shenandoah Valley
for his (Boyd's) war record whereupon the
Woodstock Herald comes at him thus vigor-
ously: awe know him we'll, and vouch for his
character as thieving, plundering Yankee"
The people of this immediate vicinity, almost
without division as to party, color or sex, will
say ditto, Mr.. Herald, and the half has not
been told.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

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