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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-22

- The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention, last week nominated Hon, A.
S. Packer as their candidate for Governor.
They resolved against negro suffrage
against the fifteenth amendment; that
Pennsylvania would never give up self
government; in favor of labor reforms;
that the whole policy Of the Republican
Congress is wrong; that our soldiers
should not be forgotten; and that the
finances need reforming.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-22
HOUSE AND LOT.
HOUSE AND LOT.

Farm of 1870 acres in Perry Township, seven
milesfrom Washington Z. H., Ohio, six miles
from Greendeldi one half mile to Post once
one-half mile to School House; One-iourth
mile to Church; one-half mile Of Rock Mills
good farm land; 81 acres meadow and corn
land; 2S acres timber; fencing good; well wa
tered by Branch and Paint Creek; two
houses and two good barns An excellent
stone quarry, of about three acres, on the
premises Terms easy, Present owner, Eli
Brakefeld,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13

S, S FIemmiog. Speaker of tho II. D.
D. T. Farnsworth, President OF the s.
s, @. ". Smith. and l., A. Martin
Representatives.. Klnawha county; 6.
W. Carpenter aud James Carpenter,
Representatives Of Grcenbrier county
John BOwysr, Representative of Put
nam county; Elias Cunningham, Rep.
Brax'on county Calvin Tyson, Repre-
sentative Roane county, John Kincail,
Representative. Fayelte; j. S. P. Carol,
Wayne; w. o. Wright, Cabell and
Lincoln; R. D. Ballard, Logan T. e.
Putnam, Nicholas and Clay b j,
Rollins, Mason. L S M,hon, Jackson;
w. NJ French, Mercer 1. P. Williams,
Boone: j. T, McCluskey, MonongOIiOj'
D. S. PrnnslI, Upshur o. e. Schofeli
Writ; Frank Hermuns, Prestouj J. W.
Allison, Hancock; S, L, Gibson, Prest-
on. +. EIows, Barbour, W. II. II. Flick,
Pendlclon; II. H, Dills and ], S. Keey-
or, Wood; w II SniieE L. J. TabIer
and Samuel Gold. Berkeley; William
NJ. Powell. Tyler; Jo@ec r. Snojgruss,
Deddridgei J, w Duffy; James Heryeg,
Brook; Willis Wilson, Jefferson, B. +.
Harrison, Lewis, Apoheus Garrison, 7.
w. Monion, J. Il. Gibson, R'chOrd
Thomas s. Raymond, HaTrisoni A, 5.
Core, Richie; Samuel Young Senator
9th District; William Workman, 8!h, 4
D Ramsdcl, 9th. Iohn Dawson, 10th,
William Price. 81, j. II. Gather, 81. Z.
Dooli!lle, I'd, A. Weruiger, 4lh, G. K.
Leonard A. Fostar 5:h James Burley,
81, Joseph A. Chaplin. J, T Hoke, 18th
W J, Drummond, 9th, A. b. Hagnns.
Sergeant alarms, Senate, W. |. Bore
man, Senator Alb District, W. Il. Ste
venson, Governor elect,
Kanawha Journal and Monroe Re
publican, please copy. }, S, W,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13

Gen. II. L. Lee had an Interview with
President Grant on Saturday. Il was
pleasant and courteous. No reference
was made to their relative positions du'
ring the war, but the conversation turn.
ed on the condition Of TIA South and
present aspect ofalf,irs in Virginia.
General Lee favors the Fifteenth Amend.
menl. He does not believe that the en-,
REIMBURSEMENT Of the negro will work
snch prodigious harm as has been pre-
diclei by leading men North and South
He holds thatit is Of the FIRST importance
that not only Virginia, but all the South.
ern States, should be in practical accord
with the Federal Government, and have
foil representation in both Houses Of
Congress. and when that IS c"'c,ed oil
collateral and minor questions will ad q
$ dsl themselves satisfactorily
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13

PR1PoryslTroN ACCEPTED. At recent
meeting of the Directors of the Chesa.
peoke and Ohio Railroad, at Richmond,
called to consider proposition from
certain wealthy capitalists to furnish
$l2,O0o,oOO in money, at six per cent.
interest in gold, to build and equip the
above road, provided they are allowed
to buy the States interest and have
control ortho entire road when flushed,
a resolution vas passed to accept the
proposition,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
GEO. ". TIPPETT
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
POINT PLEASANT. w. VA.
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1860.
TIE COLLECTOR.

We this week publish Commlnica-
from Hon. John S, Wilcher, in which
he lakes exceptions to an article which
we published in our paper on the cyl
ut', relative TO the appointment OF A
W. Mann as Collector Of In!srnal Rov.
enuo in this District, He seems to be
considerably exercised over wi we
have said in reference 10 this appoint.
meat, He asks US to give him chance to
vindicaLe himself, which We mott cheer.
fully do. although the article ia some
what more lengthy than we generally Od-
mitinlo our columns.
When we spoke Of the appointment
we had no desire TO cast any reflections
upon Gen. Witchcr. lie reminds US
that we have miCrepsesented Nr. Mann,
and GrO loo Strenuous in our ideas, We
speak oil certain Republicans as they de.
serve; We beg him 10 understand, that
when we see vampire who is sucking
The vital fluid from the holy polite,
though he may be professcdiY congenial
with US in politics, We propose TO tell
the truth, whether il hurts or not. Be-.
cause Dir. Mann is Republican, is no
reason why we should endorse him for
the office, and hide his faults. We take
it that there ere better Republicans in
the District than Mr., Mann is or ever
will be, AID those Too, who have never
betrayed the direct wish of their people.
and who il appointed would have given
entire Satisfaction, whereas Mr.. Mann
does not
We do no; ike 10 see man put in o
responsible position, who is unfit 10 per
form tho duties Of that position. Mel
Their do we like TO see a man placed in o
position If public trust who is politically
dishonest, os is the case with Mr.. Mann.
We do not wish 10 go into discuss
ion Of the merits and dement's Of Mr,
Mann, for if we did, We might have to
show him up in no eEvisble light. His
course as politician might have 10 be
ventilated, which might be damaging 10
him as well as 10 Others. Should it be-
come necessary 10 do so, in order 10 de
feni and sustain ourself in the position
We have taken on this appointment. VIC
will no! hesitate to do 50. We seeu
enough oil Mr.. Mann at the Congress,
ional Convention which was held 10 this
place on the 4lh oil last July, to cause US
to speak Of him as We did, We have
no particular love for Mr.. Mann,
and consequently do not feel disposed to
retract one single word Of what we have
said in regard 10 him,
We leave Gen. Wiicber's article with
the reader; they can draw their own cou.
conclusions, as 10 whether We were right
or wrongia tho premises
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
JOHN S, WITCHER.

The followingis the recommendation:
To tie President cfMe United States:
We, the undersigned, members of tho
Senate aud House Of Delegates Of West
Virginia, mos! respectfully recommend
Tor appointment as Collector Of Inlerual
Revenue for the Third District of West
Virginia, Hon. A.W Monn,ot GrCenbrior
county. gentleman Of strict integrity
and IN every respect worthy the posi-
ton 10 which we have recommended
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13

For interest, a. FIVE per csDtum, on
forty thousand dollars. for educational
purposes, per third article treaty tenth
May, eighteen hundred and fifly-Ionr,
Two thousand dollars.
SHOSHONES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13

To be concluded IN or neri
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
Good Health

Is paramount to wealth, If the system is in
bad order purge out the vile humors and dis.
tempers with Roback's Blood Pills, and get
the internal organs performing their regular
functions, and once in order, keep them so by
the daily use OF Roback's Stomach Bittcrs. b,
l.. Miles Agent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
WESTERN BANDS.

WESTERN BANDS.
For sixth OF twenty instruments. TO be
expended, under the direction Of the
President, in The purchase Of such srti-
cles as he may deem suitable TO their
wants, either as hunters or herdsmen,
per seventh article treaty October first,
eighteen hundred and sixy.Ihree, five
thousand dollars.
EASTERN BANDS.
For SIKH of twenty instruments, to be
expended, under the direction of the
President, in The purchase of such ar
ticIes as he may deem suitable 10 their
wants, either as hunters or herdsmen,
per fifth article treaty July second. eigh'
teen hundred and six'y-three, ten thou
sand dollars.
NORTHWESTERN BANDS.
For sixth Of twenty inslaImenls. to be
expended, under the direction Of the
President, in the purchase OF such arti-
Giles as nc may deem suitable 10 their
wants, either as hunters or herdsmen,
per third article treaty July thirIielh,
eighteen hundred and six'y-Ihrcc, five
thousand doIlors.
GOSHIP BANDS.
For sixth of twenty instOlmcnts, 10 be
expended, under the direction of the
President, 10 The purchase Of such orli-
Giles, including cattle for hetiing or 9th.
er purposes, os he shall deem suitable
for their wants and condition, either as
huntSmen or herdsmen per seventh arli-
Gle treaty October twelfth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty three, ono thousand dol
lars.
To be concluded IN or neri
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!
CARDING & SPINNING!

CARDING & SPINNING!
'INHE understood would respectfully inform
L the citizens of Jackson aud adioin ing
counties, that hty have commenced their bus.
mess of Carding and Spinning Wool, for the
season, AMI having FIRST elias. Machinery and
the services Of experienced and practical work.
men, they guarantee satisfaction to a'l who
may be pleased TO patroniEe them. For evil
dencC Of their ability to do as good work as can
be done anywhere, they refer 10 their
One Thousand Patrons
ofthe two last seasons.
We keep constantly on hand an assortment
of the best quality Of
JEANS AND FLANNELS!
which we exchange for wool, upon most rca
sonable terms, also Iarn Of various sizis or
Nos which we exchange with parties from \
distance upon the same terms as If we spun
their Wool, SO they need make hut one trip.
Parties sending their Wool BY water. will
please secure upon each bundle card with
their name and landing, and how they wish it
spun, and TO whom We shall shipi returning
Direct care Of Douglas, Ripley Landing, where
We will receive aud return your rolls, free of
charge for carrying.
WE SPIN ALL CUR YARN, OPEN HAN.
DED
Terms for the ensuing season: % cts per
pound for spinning yarn any size, and 7 cts.
for rolling, grease extra. all who can con-
vcnien;ly send grease, will do so: one pound
of clean grease for every s lbs. Of wool.
A. & ". q. ROSEBERRY.
Cottageville, jackson, Co., West Va.
may 10, 50, -3m.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
II Circuit Court Of Mason county, on the
first Monday in May, 1869,
franklin Chapman J.,
Elizabeth j, ChapmanN
The object of this suit is to obtain divorce,
"a rRculo matrimoni,' and it appearing by an
affidavit hled with the papers Of this cause
that the defendant is not a resident Of this
State, it is therefor, ardercd that she do appear
hers within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary to protect
her interest in the premises,
TeSte: W. W. HARPER, Clerk,
by +. W. SisSon, Deputy,
| English, sol. may 6-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
AS IL Preventive

Against Malaria, Fever and hguc, and AL
diseases arising from torpid state Of the liv.
or, there is no medicine so highly rOcommen
dod as Roback's Stomach BittCrs, b l. Miles
Agent, Point Pleasant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-13
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES;
PASSED AT THE

FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS,
[PUnLrc-No, 1911
Az Aor making appropriations for the current
and contingent expenses Of the Indian dc
partment, and Tor fulfilling treaty stipula.
lions with various Indian tribes for the year
ending June thirticth, eighteen hundred and
seYentY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

AMERICAN HOUSE REFECroRY AND LUNCH
excellent insnon for those whose Boston will lot
dining the tabl, Rboe Thu, bat Of the convent
furnished tie travelling public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
CRIMINAL.

Tn the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford assisted by Recorder Hacket one trial
resulting in conviction was held yesterday. Ihrec
sentences pronounced The rape case excited great
interest Recorder Hacket presided and the trial oc
cuped over hours. Thomas Egan pleaded guilty OF
carving slung shot, and sent 20 tho Pententiary
for six months Patrick Carr pleaded guilty 10 charge
of grand larceny from the person. aud was sent 10 tho
State Prison for two years and six months The Of
James Mcconnell and John Roach. alias Johnny the
Greek" called, and the counsel for the prisoners
moved for postponement until June The pistrie,At
torney objected, and 10 was postponed nntll q
day TO be appointed by the Dstrict-Attorney;
Louis Boccio. Italian boy. IS years old, was tried
on charge of committing little girl only nnc
years OF age. daughter OF Mrs. Abco, who kept
market stand in Central Market and resides az NO o2
Eighth-ave. The onense was committed on tho "a OF
March certified 10 by both the child ard mother
The ocnse by the fact that the boy had
been the Of both board and lodging by the charity
OF Mrs Ablco DR. H. II. Randolph certified 10 the con.
dton OF the child when lie called after the alleged
rape Recorder ackett reviewed the facts as stated In
the case aud briefly charged the jury 10 reference TO the
law The jury after being ont IS minutes returned with
a verdict OF guilty, and recommendation TO comnu'
taion Of sentence account OF the prisoners age lie
sentenced TO "a years at hard labor IN tho state
Prison After tho posponement of some cases on nc
count Of the absence OF witnesses, the Court adjourned
a n IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Arizona M1ury, AplHWa days md'e treasure nall
steamship Galatea Hye Providence mlse and pass
Bark Walne Broberg Lezhorn 20 days marble. 6c
Bark Marshall Dutch, Coomb. Gardens days moassea
Iva son, MarReabo March ~ and the Bar April mdse
Len 10 port bark Teresa, from Neg.York
John Kendall James, Table Bay Cape Of Good Hope IS days
Brig Aurora Jolymore Cieniuego. % day. sugar.
Brig Amoner, Carr, Cafdenss u days. sugar
sehr John Ferris 81 John Wngton NC days naval stores
sehr A. Haynes. Smith Jscksonvils 8 DAYS yslow pine
Clara Montgomery Badn 70 days rubber nuts le Len
port brig Startled Pawn and Salinas 20 load for Sew.lork
sCHo0sEks-KivKR coAsTwnE
Sarah New.Taven r. r. Stockton Virginia
Annie EewHav Snow Flake. Virginia
Judge Hopkins NewH julia A. CnwfofI, Virginia
Alexander. Philadelphia. MARY Matt EiiabethpOrt
Thos Potter. Rohdout J. X Mitchell AlbanJ
Pacific, Fort Johnson. Ann PoEe ROndont
Pavilion. Poughkeepse bsrsh A. Read. BiIAbsthport
Cbauneey st. john EiIabetbpor Ada AHen. Efabehpot
&. MADDEN, BlIsbetbp0Tt Wsnaw. ENnbrthpori
WIN A. Morel EII.beibpoh Geo Washington klI.bsthport
X y. Ring ENibethP0rt NJ. A. Pfrinare, EhubethpOrt
Ann Elila, EhIAbethport Village Queen, Bhnbsthport
Native, ElEabethpoH. william. ENIibetbpOTt
Yarmouth, BlIabetbport Tbos Morris Elzabethport
Steamships Bua for Liverpool via Halifax Aemsha for Hamburg
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEwLoSDos Apl 70Auvsd sehr Entire from Providence Tor
NswYok; Susan Mary from Eewbuy for PTovdpce james H.
Deputy and Seaport from ROndoat for Poydepei Lebanon nom
ysus for Ihons.ton Tho Bocr rom Phideph. Ida from
Rondout Sailed seb ChADa Mantle and Chaa T. Beebe
porros Eer so.Aved b.ri. Tonic. from Loenao Nonpaeu
from Mont,vdeoI Cloiida from CenhegVk
WILMINGTON c. April 2l-Ceaed, steamship W. r. Clyde, for
CalRLxsros April Arrived steamships Champion from New.
York; Promeheas. from Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH April 2-Cesred steamships Leo oI Sswiori Pc
san fascroo April 2o-Arrd BAyOanos from Bordeaux Adam
segwek from Chsaeey via Mssbsgo Cleared ship Lady Heath
for Liverpool, With - 600 sacks wheat
FOREIGN PORTS.
PoRr AuPRcE Aph l0In port brig b. Ingnae Fensbee for
EewYorki sehE r. p. L. Smith. Bunker for Hew'fOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
COURT CALEYDARs-Tms DAT.

SUPREME CoURT-GFNTRAL TERM-Nos. 90, 103
los e 10 49, H. i5 ls H. 49, 100 i ~! 49, ~ Us. 10
l27 lls 1873 100. l3l. ~, 38l - -
SUPREME CoURr-SPFcIAL TERM.-Nos. 500, 276i
lsg 2T9 asa $50 40 80 3a5. las, lst, I62
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBRRs.- 3, 50, al, ~. 40
FL u IS O2 100 los liO Ia I9J. I'D 10, l1, lt7
H. III is2 ie5 IS 1874 7O 2e az as as 2l 7s 2'1 2 2s
23 353 89 39 go 81 COS Sl EOS I 6y 81 sa Part "
49, g. 72 go 1884, 1910 l46 lt ll l6j9 1925 to, 1874
l7l5. 1914. las. 1876.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-General Term Calendar
MARINE CoURT-TRfAL TERM-Nos. 2t25. 2S02
2&1 2ll6 1885, 2ls5 2l0 25l9 2j2l asa 1871 asa ISIS 26 1871
27s 22o 1881 zsJl asa 1884, 1851 1888 1873 $3.50 7al 77
25lJ 254L
CoURT OF GENERAL SEssioNs-The People agt
HeHry Jue arehy Maria BroSp larceny from peon Tbos
Brown Philip MAubener gAp1 larceny; Lewis Pto robbery
Mathews eooas assault ard battery Aorio Fas ohsiuin
good, hy false peuoe John Grau Thoa Mon james Harper
snd John H. s6endin bagsy James Barns fOnous assault
tsTT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
BRUTALITY OF A CAR CARBOHYDRATES
OF THE COMPANY.

Patrick Murphy agt. The Forty-second-st. and
G,audu Ferry Railroad Co-Plantiff was riding from
ST. and Broadway to the Grandst Ferry on
the morning Of February II, 1866 The conductor, who
was drunk. quarreed with one man, thereby delaying
the car and little while later stabbed the plaintiff with
ont any proyocation When at the trial the plaintiff I'M
dertook to that in consequence of this stabbng he
was laid up and lost many weeks work. Judge PeckhaI
who presided at the trial. held that IL useless as he
Thought the plaintiff could only recover nominal damages
against the Company not being liable for the crimes OF
for S. aud the plaintiff OF course appealed On the APP
peal the plaintiff argued that the Revised Statutes pro
tho wfu acts their drivers that the employment OF
intoxicated persons in vehicles was not only negligence
but such gross negligence to make II acrme by statute
The defendants claimed that the conductors acts were
criminal aud that they not responsible for their
emnoy6s, criminal acts. That tho damages resulting
from his too remote TO be connected with any
negligence of the Company and that the statute referred
10 by plaintiff applied only TO drivers. The Court, with
out passing tho special points presented, held that
there had been mlsstria, and directed new trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
CIVIL.

Returns of process having been made. and no
claimants appearing for the following property II was
in the United States District Court by defaut
Seven OF ale found at No. 10 Oaks and hye
hogshead OF ale, found at No. ZIG Broome-st.
BoVes, Rec'r, agt. Duf.-Ths was motion
IN the supreme Court by the defendant for trial OF
the original case which Judge Potter at Special Term
decided Mr. Duff be only MORTGAGE In possession OF
the Olympic Theater building. Mr.. Dufs counsel not
being present on Monday when tho case was called,
plaintiffs counsel with some difficulty had IL postponed
10 another day When IL again called counsel being
still absent, Mr. Thayer TO AVOID motion TO open the
default asked leave submit the case with leave TO the
other side submit their points IN place OF taking DO
fault. After some discussion leave was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

SUNDAY SCHOOL BooKs.-BRoUGHToN & wy
NAN No. 10 Bible House keep the largest and hes, assortment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

Yesterday Mr. Jewett was to come into possession OF
80 tortnne left him by a deceased relative, ana tbls
face9 doubles the anxiety OF his friends.
ORANGE, N. Jon Saturday evening Mrs.
sweasy was so severely burned by the explosion OF
erosene lamp that she died few hours afterward she
resded in Eew.York, and was visiting her sister mr.
Robinson, her brOtherin-aw was badly burned IN Gu
deayOring to rescue her from the flames
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
lAnnouneemtnbl

OPEN CoNFEssIoN.-Open confession, we are
told good tie u would be good for the whole human frame
ao civilized beings who walk the streets Sh absurd
Acknowledge their lack Of By purchasing
KEors Spring STYLES from No ala Drodray How be
d.afto the sppeas and inferior
sres beOnpsbsnbs Let such confess their folly al oses, and
yist the batter, at hs time honersd busnsss plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
NJ pU cHAILLU's LECTURES TO CHILDREN.

Du Chaillu, the explorer of the gorilla country
OF Africa who shares the honors wonderener with
Capt Mayne Reid himself In the estimation OF juvenile
readers is to begin Of three lectures next Fri
day afternoon at Stenway Hail. especially for boys ana
girls Similar entertainments have already been gwen
in Boston and BROOKLYN. with great success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

THOMAS R. AGN EEN y SS9 GREENWlcH-Sr"
Is offering daily CHEAP f0R CASH In quantities 20 suit every
Sody TEAs COPIES SUGARS SPICES slRuPs h9dASsHs
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD. RAMS, MACkgREl. FORElON
PRQIra FLOUR fheeest brands market Ohs Price House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

a. I2a' Little eond ~ $50; nd Say
AZ l. very 53O from 35 to sunset veg
sasy windy TO sunset Evening ana '
Il li30; rainy mist showsry forming AZ eS HV ~
40 depth lilo Of an inch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
THE EsrEsscHErp HAr.-Tho great popu-

aty gained the public this Spring this elegant fabric
Of the Let those who vh 10 realize sbAt
accomplish Ia eonfeuhg air Of
fashion fEsPEscHIEDs splendid dress HLTs His
. No. lIs Nassau st., between Ann and Beekmanda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
THE COURTS.
ILLNESS OF JUSTICE McCUNN.

Justice McCunn was compelled to leave the
bench of the Superior Court Trial Term, yesterday on
account of sudden illness The Court was necessarily
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

A RAYMOND g. Co.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
COR FULTON AND EAssAU.srs
SUITS OF EVERY VARIETY AT usRlyALRD PRICES
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-12
poetrp.
oaiGINAL.l
"And the Evening and the Morning were
the First Day."

the First Day"
The Holy Word tells us, the first day was made
OF evening and morning, OF sunlight and shade.
SO take heart, weary pilgrims, and do not despair,
DO not count up the evenings which mortals must
bear
But think of the morning SO daKzhngly fair,
The gioriotis morning awaiting Us tAers
Where shall be no night.
Morning and evening, evening and morning.;
The darkness hut preludes a glorious dawning.
Were there no labor where would be rest
Joy After sorrow Is ever most blest.
Happy the heart, where Hope is guest,
Bidding the mourner look forward 10 rest
From weeping and woe.
Affer the darkness, thank God we have light
again,
Amer the gloom, thank God il is bright again.
Though We may struggle in sorrow and pain,
0ten forgetting what JOY may remain,
Forgetting that light returneth again.
God shows how useless it Is to complain,
Prom evening TO morning.
We mus, have some darkness, else how could we
tell
wha, glory snd peace in the sunligh, dwell7
Had We no darkness, the light would not be light,
Were the sun never hid, ywould not seem half so
bright
And We earthly mortals, having seen earthly
night,
Can better appreciate Heavenly Light,
Than the angels IN Heaven.
Paris March, lS6a. MAY.