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THE MISSES ROACH WILL REOPEN
.tsso, their soHo'L. September O. at No. Is socety-
THE ExHHCIs vs q f. THG suBsCW1B-
worth street. on MONDAY next. The 9th september.
Instruction given IN French. EugIisli and Cia.s .sios
JOS B. sRARRooK.
HtGH sCHnOL OF CHAR. R..ESTON.-
III The ExeroiRes Of this Iruritntion will be re.
struonou givcn IN LATIN. aHEER. PnENCg. GsR. az.
Nan. MATHEMATICS, md the hi CHER branches OF
Terms S19 rer quarter. payable In adyuuoe.
rIo,6 y" s5,ra charge for FRENCH. GER NAN or STA.
". B. RINaMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
q. DLBBLE. A q , F,r.t Assistant.
i. FUEdAH. ;. NJ. Pren-h Master.
W. a. A. DE.s. Esq., German Master.
n vILLE. T. c.-ihe next Sc sion OF this IN STI.
1UlION will open the 18th .eptember and Continue
forl. works VI hout intermIssion.
toned on the payment of thirty dollars anna tliy
for threo years, and entt.linR the holder OF soho
thu e % ~ ID a the
dollars. Except 20 holders Of Sch .rshlps, tbs
charge for tniuon for the year will be sixty dolar
aid hye doilers for tnoioe Ital expenses. For In.
strucion IN Practical Chemistry or in Modern au.
guayes. there will extra charge to be reguls-
The regular schoo embrace Mathematics and
Heohan cal Philosophy oressor JUD ,ON: Latin
LanRu iRe aud Literature Professor fABGR; Greek
Language Professor HitB; Chemistry and Nalu
| raj Philosophy, Professor aAsRIs; ogc. Rhetoric.
An. An iateieotuh 70 and Moral Philosophy, Proisssor
DR., sABIR will instruct in German. French and
Spanish.
Good boardiug exclusive Of lights and washing,
oan be obtained st about SIS month
cataloRues tr Scholarship en- oe Obtained by ad-
ercssang the subsorlker.
Mhs o. fURMAN,
At6uu - 18 President
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IATAST: :sO. A BOY WHO WOULD BIC
w willing to make himself generally uscfu, as
Clerk in Hardware Store. Address p. o. box 37l.
Sept3 e.
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DA NlEL LES 3 e n q
In this day rehred from our Rum. thS Qua
Lcse VIII b onducted In other reScs to \ reto.
ters LkBEsND WRLj.SITss
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CHI ARIES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4, 1869.
Tho Ku.Klux-K1an.

About twelve months ago the Presiden-
tial election was drawing nigh, and all good
Radicals busted themselves in devisiug q
tale Of rebel horror which might terrify the
sober-sides OF the North into voting for
Grant-the Man Of Peace. With an indus-
try which gave honorable proof that they
had not exhausted all their strength in oou-
irving means of growing rapidly rich, the
South Carolina Radicals rolled out yard
after yard Of ''rebel murders and srebel
''atrocities," aud by the time that the cleo
tions were at hand at least two miles Of
printed lies had been scattered over the
Union. Our Ohio Governor wa snot back
ward in coming forward in his peculiar
line, and rolled out SCORE Of letters and
proclamations topsevs that the South Car
olina Democracy wed on the point Of swal-
lowing, without sal&R. z SCOTT and the
universal Yankee nation. The South Car
olina rebels were not yet ready to make o
meal Of the white Radicals; but our weak
kneed Governor was badly scared, all the
same, believing that his ears and hide, az
we'll as carpet bag, were in imminent dan
ger. As Scott raved, our people laughed
ha hal The moro Scott brsyed the more
they cracked their sides. But not until the
elections wore over, did the Ohio Governor
cease his cries. Then, at last, psaoe was
permitted to reign throughout the land.
For many months we hsve been allowed
to remain quiet There is, however, some
danger that the Radicals may be hung in
Pennsyivania sud-horrible to say lin
Ohio. And now does the Radical ohieftain
| couch his pen and amble to the rescue.
From his crest wave bonds and bills, aud
on his azure shield is pouch Or-false her
aldry, but true carpet baggery. Stran ge to
soy. he does not himself enter the lists,
| gaily oaparisoned though he be. The King
of the Carpet baggers has for his best friend
New England skip jack, who is allowed to
use all the weapons in the srmory Of his
lord.
Well the oue-sided combat has begun,
| and the New Englander calls to his aid the
old familiars-Ku Klux aud Bug.a a. Boo
who did good service few months ago.
This time thoy come in new dress, appear
lug as tho heroes Of miracle plays, in which
are shown the 'vioes Of the rsbeI' aud "the
virtue Of tho carpet. bsgger." One of
these plays came of but Two days since.
Short it is, but strong. Thus:
| Il. Il. E.
NLABLE NI',K OF NEWBER RY.
| Act1. Sceae 1. An Ola Yield.
Enter Nimble Nick, singing '.Johu Browns
bohy's mou,doring in the olay."
NIoK. Watts ds.7 Obi Lordy, do Klu- -Klu1e,
! lightning Ysls. Groans.
| Act2. Soens I. The Saws.
Thunder. Rlttling OF onains. Shrieks.
Enter Union League Bill.
BILL. Whar you, Nick2
NIoK. HereI.
BILL. Gf me my fifty osnts.
NIcK. Aint got 'em.
| Aot y. Soane 8. Tho Sdpse.
Trumpets. Alarums. Horrid Laughter.
BILL. ar me my fifty cents.
HIoK. tole you I enty got 'em.
They olinoh. BE dlls him. Tablesu. Curtain
Aud there is twin brother Of thip stir
ring play. which has different nsmss, and
now goes thus:
1HR DEMON DEHooRAT.
THE RADICALS REVENGE.
| Aoi1. Soene. a Ru.n.
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DRIVAT0 BOARDING H,,UsE.-TO
L Rent, spacious b )ARDTN0 BOUSE n eas.
anfly a'tua ed at No ISL Kiugslrret contaIniDG rs
room and p,s'esslon nivan mnedIi 81 4 At pYes-
Ell occupied By Mrs. Bomsr. For partcuisre, ap.
ply at No. s6S KINa.SrRBRr.
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1ost anb ,fuuno.

L.. u. HENDRICKS,
August 81 tuthe3 Secretary aud reasurcr.
GDst anb .fuuno.
LlOUVD, A GOLD BLUE ENAmBLLED
II BREAsTPIN, which the own r can have by
applying at tho DAILY NEWS ofco. and paying OK
penses. hept4
.3nsurautr.
GUA AKDIAS s1u TUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NRW YORK..
org nntz Il in 1859
ALL PoLICE5 NoN-FoRFEIrABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so tFIFTYipER CENT.
Polioes In foreo. .sa5, 900 600
Assets. .......................... 1900 600
Annual Income. 100000
Losses Paid d........ GOO 600
orYIoKRs.
VII PEcKHaM, President,
wM. T. BOOKER. Vice President
l. MoADAM. Secretary and Aetuary.
GA. FUDIcKAR. superin,endsnt.
DIREcIoas.
Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon JANIS HARPER. Firm OF Harper Bros, s1.
Mayor New York.
JoHa ]. CRANE President Bank Republic
wM 81. yKnhrLYE. Banker (vormlye & Col
"HAs g. LOCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com.
pauy.
Hon. GEORGE orDYxs ex.Mayor of New York.
Mrsor T.. MORGAN Banker
THOMAS RIoNEY Firm Thomas Rigney a Co
BENZ. b. HERMAN. Treasurer New York Htesn Su-
gar Rcauing Company.
AARON ARNOLD. Firm Of Arnold Constable & Co.
RICHARD a. BOVINE. Wetmoro & BOVINE Lawyers
u Y. HAuoHwoUT. Firm g. Y. Haughsout & Go.
VIZ WILKEss. Firm OF W. wnkens & 90.
JCLIUs q. PRATT. Merchant.
WM. WRIGHT. Merchant.
cHAs ;. .TARR. Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN. Merchant.
GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra. NY
GEO. 7. HOPE, President Continental Fire Ingur
ance Company.
JOHN g. SuE .Uoop Park Place
WALTON u. PBokHAx, Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty-tbird-streot
EDwAnr a. wnIoHT, Newark. NJ.
GHo. " FARIER. Counsellor.
". L. CoaswKLL. Merchant.
GEOkaE KEIM.
GENERAL AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dr.. 7. BREHsTJERNA. Fxamining Physician.
H. IssERTkL.
GENERAL AGENT FoR CHARLESTON
uaioe No. aeS Kinx-strset.
CHARLESTON, T. O.
January II mao Tyr
g U + n n Rs
LIFE INgURAR08 00HPANY,
PURELY souIHxRN INSTITUTION.
Asssts July L. 1890. $50 900
DIVIDEND DECLARED. 80. FORTY PER GENT.
IH>URRs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LoSsEs It's principal business is with
eouthefn states and 70 them It sppeals for patron.
age. Ithas ample means 70 fully protso. polloy
ers and pay all Losses.
JOHN D. GORDON, p rsid mt.
B. Fl. HILL, a. q. COLoUI ct, Vic. PRESIDENTS.
A. AU>rELt. B. HOLLAND, Finance committee.
W. O. NORRIS, s,oretary.
BOARD OF prRHorons.
atlanta dA-JoHH o. GoapoN, a. Ausrn1I. 3. ".
HOLLAND. ]. r. ALEXANDER. J. II. UALLAwAY, J, N
JOHNSON.
Athens. CAB. @. YAsG.Y, Brxs. Fl. BnI. Ros.
KRf tHoMAs
Columbia, q. o.-WApz HAHP7oa
Augusta. Gao II PmaIzr. HOWARD THomAs.
Msdsou, aa-D. z. BurLx1,
Sasniuatou. Gs.-RoBKAr Iooxns
cutnbert, Ga-B J. sNrrH.
Newton, Ga-A. II. colQurrr.
|. Charlotte. Y. o.-WM .HNsroN.
Allendale 8. o-B. L. wILLMaHAM
Greenstoro, N. U.-W. a. CAr.ovuL.
J. q. MyLLteH. General Agent,
AGaU IA. GA
s.Y. TUPPER, Rcsidont Agent,
0BARLEsIoN. q. O.
q. y. DssAUsSURH n. D., Medical Inminsr
August 10 Dio 4nos
A4rsnare, Cutters, Gle.
SICKLEs ON Hn>P HOoK>,
OF DiRE07 7IkPoRrAzloM-yUsr ARRIVED.
lIeo on HAND,
POWDER, SHOT, GAPS, DO.
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WANTED. a Competent AND RE
w LIABLE III n. q Copper mi'h and Tur-
ner, accustomed 70 Railroad work. Good wages and
steaoy employment. Address Q. COLI Inn, Master
Of Machinery, A. and g. Railroad. Savannah. Ga.
aiI n
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nIssOLUTsOS "R COpAnrSE EusHIp.
~ lis ronar nership heretofore existing DO.
tween tie sabscrioe as OAR rMILL, H.RBEs m
o., Is Hereby dissolved Mr. JOSEPH HaRBk.
s)Nt authorized 10 collect ~ debts que the late
drm. 3HOMA, OAETNIi,T,
101tPH HARBhsON.
JH0. AARBRSON.
Charleston. septa, 1859,
THe BUSINESS WILL BE OONTISUED UNDER
tho nono Of aARBR>0N & 90. ~
tept 3 Io,RPH HARRISON.
nl>suLUIInN OF tsS ~ y II u sBIP.-
IL The Par nership between the urder>fsnsd
Wa dissolved on tho 1st inataut By mutual consent
The huuuets Will be continued. at the same pIsce
In btsuialc- -streei By p. J. Ii IRNTH I. whore
payment Of debts duo h uul bs received By either
party. W[LLIAN HlrPP
FREDERICK J. LILIkNrHAL
Oha..sttou, 6eptenbef ., 1850 - Z.
HoPts ~. 50. H'a
NUTtCk.-MR. JAMGS CALDyV mLL
~ has wtthdr.xa from the nrua OF J4Nxs v.
CALDWELL aOHSto embark 10 smother be.nch
ter. 3 O. fs
TIE UHoERsIaNED Will ooNrrNus rHR
"a iRaaE AND 'ONNIS IoN PU >iN ~, under
tha nAuna and style Of Ass n. CALDwkLL &
Sun aud ID ette the busines. OF ths iats frm,
Ohace, Accommodation Wharf
y,M., U o,Lpw-LL
i Wh. b. CALDW6LL.
oharleston. g. O., septsmbsr ., 1889.
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FENO REST, THE PLEASANTLY STU
l. A1FD threc aud hs.f story u RcStDENOR, No.
50 smith. street near Vanderhorst. Apply ut No. O
LIBERrY-S rREEC ~ Sent 4
FTIO REsT, THE WHARF AT TN 4;
west ond OF Beaufan.s street. For tsrms apuly
to WM. b. DAWSON. Real Estate Agent, No IS
Broad treet. sept4
nFFtCE To RENT.-THAr DnSIRS-
" BILE OFF z, No 40 BROaU.SrRKkr, con.
tsfntnR Two rooms front and bacsl. now In com
plee.order. Apply on premises to I. 8. x. BEN
NETT. or to No. ass KING-STREET. Sept
ITO RENT, Two OH THnEE rxOUMS.
i apply at the NOkt HEASr OURNgR OF N
son AND >OCfEi Y-sTREEtS s. tept2
% foAL ESTATE AGENTS, ANDoTHKRs
LII having houses to rent, can have tneir Piaoards
&C., printed at the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styles OF type, at THE NEWS JOB Of
FOE. No, 149 East Bay
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A YOUNG MAN, OF FOUR YE ARs'
"A business eIporicnco in this city. and capable
OF giving tho bost references hero. desires purma-
nent situation In some Wholesale House-Cotton
Factorage preferred Address A. D. O., Box 80.
Bent ! mn
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EOOD SERVANTS. WHITE AND COL .
VI ORED, can be obtained by applying to EN-.
PLOYMENr OFFICE, No. 90 Queen-stIeet.
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". 3. RINdMAN, A. NJ. Principal
v. q. DIBBLE, a q, F,r.t Assistant.
T. RUEaAH. :. NJ, Fren-L Master.
Aurust 80 - IN
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AT PHI vATE SALE. THAT FINE
"a STAND with nxiures for a Grocery, corner
cnuMt PES. thstu January IL
ENoR S.Lh Low, A LARGE CHURCH
n ORG containing thlr,y-f five s.ops.
ALSO.
SbIALL PARL0R VraAN, containing four
stops. In handsome Rosewood Case Apply at
JOHN BAKERS ORGAN FACTORY, No. is Van
drrr orst-sreet thsiusth July q
EDR "a, &c. HOO ACsEs OF W. LII
Il TIM8kRED LAND in lower ,rt OF Barnwell
Count ak miles from ~outh tdisto River Terms
made very low For particulars, address, Dr. O. 3,
AUTO, drahnm's Turnout. C.s. R. Il.
Au8ust ~ D1o 80
SAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALE AT
~ low rates at MARsHALL's WHARF.
August 20 limo
ENoR SALE, FOUU Moo Az rnY KOL-
y LER GINS, second hand, but little used
Premium Furm Grist Mill, "Proseus" Patent
HnDd-pouer ''teel Grist Mill
IL PiouRhs, OF varied and most approved patterns
nll hut little used. an ut low prices
I Cotton eaker
Four-horse Power Steam hnHne. secoad hand, in
goou condition.
Apply to sAMERON. BARKLBY CO., +.
Nor .heast corner Meeting aud Cumberland streets
august Q limo
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This is equal rights in photography
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THe BUSINESS WILL 1E 0oNT1SUBD UNDER
tho none Of 8ARBR>0N & 90. ~
sopt JO.RPH HARpRyON
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StX HUNDRED HANDS WANTE ID, FOR
- work on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad,
aeoruis. Wages one dollar aud twenty five cents
Isl 25i pei day. FREQ transportation out For fur
her particulars, apply at tho corner OF vanderhorst
and Coming srects. at Forest House, No. 100
Kina.s,reet, OF dEoRGR L. PRATT. ]. z. MER-
CkB, Agent Is. and A r. r. Sept1
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CU1TnN GINNING. w AN II Il ID, A
~ thoroughly ,ompetcnt person to supcrncrd
cot OF Gins Ho must understand In all It's details
the ginning aud preparation Of hea leland fott H..
Best OF references required, ADDRESS KEY BOY. No.
65, Charleston q. o. sept 3
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MJANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, 10 executed promptly in the uoatcst
style aud at the lowest New York prices, tHE
NHws Job Once, No. l49 kAST BAY Coll and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving orders
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-02

Dag ABOUT ADVERTISEMENTS. do not
fail to read advertisements. The person
who takes news paper nowadays and
neglects to read over the advertisements
is apt to loose much valuable infoma.
ton. The advertising patronage of d
paper indicates not only the enterprise
of the city and county where it is an in
fallible proof that the business men are
possessed of vim and go-a-headativeness
Show us business community who
don't advertise and we'll show you a
community where business is stagnated.
The man who advertises in liberal
and yet discreet manner, is sure to
take the lead of his neighbor who don't
spend cent for printers ink. 1t is
also conceded that the man who ad-
vertises keeps larger, better and more
complete stock of goods, and sells
them cheaper than the man who don't
advertise. If you want good bargains,
call on the man who advertises.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-02

BN~ Why do some of our citizens go
from town for goods and wares when
better bargains are to be secured here
in our city. We venture to say that
Williams, or Wade, Hirschbaum Broths
ers and Magic and Townley sell dry
goods just as cheap as they can be
purchased in Newark and New York.
We shall never be highly prosperous
city until the practice. be discontinued,
and the sooner this is done the better
it will be for all our people, We new
er buy cents worth of goods out of
town that we can purchase at home.
Let our tradesmen have fair chance,
and they will be enabled to sell much
lower than at present, and we shall all
be great deal better off. A word to
the wise ought to be sufficient.
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John N. Mafit, commander of the
late rebel pirate Florida, has instituted
legal proceedings at st. Paul, Minneso-
ia, to recover some $4,000 worth of
property coniscated in the United
States District Court three years ago,
by the United States Marshal for about
So, 900.
The trial of Dennis Reen, charged
with the murder of Dennis Cronan in
December last, was commenced in the
Supreme Court at Cambridge, Mass.
yesterday. Reen and Cronan were en-
ployed in pork factory in Charlestown
The latter was decapitated with meat
AK, and suspicion led to Reen's arrest
and indictment for the murder
Col. George Frederick James, a
prominent lawyer and pioneer Of San
Francisco, died suddenly on Monday.
The Rev. Father M. P. Gallaher,
pastor of st. MichaePs Church in
Springfield, Mass, died yesterday,
aged &c years.
The British brig James Grow, with a
cargo of molasses, from Cienfuegos for
New. York, was lost on the 23d of May,
and her crew have arrived at Batabano.
The Passenger travel on the Pacific
Railroad continues very heavy. Pull
man is running two and sometimes
three palace sleeping cars on each train,
which are always full.
Josiah Goldthwaite, a wealthy citizen
of Northbridge, Mass, was found
hanging in his barn yesterday morning.
He had given no indication of mental
arrangement, and foul play is suspect
ed.
A dispatch from Mauch Chunk,
Penn, states that the miners strike
there is the best organized that has oc
Cured for years. No coal can now be
bought at the mines.
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SLEEPING ToGETHER.-T Laws OF
Life says: "More quarrels arise be-
tween brothers, sisters, between hired
girls, between store clerks, between APP
prentiees in mechanics shops, between
hired men, between husbands and wives
owing to electrical changes through
which their nervous systems go by lodg-
ing together, night after nieht, under
the same clothes, than by almost any
cause. There is nothing that will so de-
range the nervous system of person
who is eliminatile in nervous force rs to
lie all night in bed with another person
who is absorbent in nervous force. The
absorber will go to sleep and rest all
night while the eliminator will be tum-
bling and tossing, restless and nervous
and wake up in the morning fretful,
peevish, fault finding and discouraged.
No two persons, no matter who they
are, should habitually sleep together.
One will thrive and the other will lose.
This is the law, and in married life 1t is
defied almost universally"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-02

SUNDAY STREET CARS IN NEWARK
The popular interest in the election
to-day is not of very active character
still, good many votes are being poll
ed, the total number in all the wards
reaching 5,157 up to o'clock, against
10. 1919 at the last charter elect on.
According to indications, the vote
will be quite equally divided between
the friends and opponents of the move
ments, the American wards pronounc.
ing against the cars, and the German
wards rolling up large majorities in the
affirmative. There is bnt little feeling
evinced on the subject, and the public
pulse is quiet. Newark Press.
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seA. Mr.. ED1ToR.-To the article
which appeared in your paper on Il e
Goth inst, giving description of the
building just completed by the First
National Bank of Elizabeth, with the
name of Powell & Bro, as the archi-
tects-wereply: That the First Nation
al Bank building was erected without
change from the drawings and specif-
cations furnished by us and from which
the contracts were awarded, and for
which we received the usual compensa-
ton. Very truly yours,
G. GRAHAM g. Son, Architects.
We regret that our Reporter was
imposed upon in this matter. No, we
always endeavor to give credit to whom
tits due, and we don't know any one who
should come in for praise if Messrs. @.
Graham and Son are to be excluded.
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Heas~ There seems to be but little
shipping at the Port so far this week,
although the wharves and docks are
piled mountain high" with wares of
every description, awaiting shipment
The lower part of the city-the Port
will soon rival cup town" in point of
business, and the next thing that we
exrect to hear of there is the starting
of a newspaper. In the meantime, the
DAILY MONITOR will endeavor to keep
its enterprising people posted as to
current events.
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bridge on new street lately laid out
at Roselle on the north side of the
Central Railroad between the residence
of Mr.. Amos Clark and Mrs. Taylor.
Which was adopted.
Messrs. PARCEL, Ross and Scudder
were appointed committee.
BY Mr.. Eller:
Resolved, That the committee on
Iron bridge near the mouth of Eliza
beth creek be continued and all vacan
cies filled.
Messrs. Eller Warne, Hubbard,
Quinn, Miller and Russell were APP
pointed committee.
By Mr.. Hubbard
Resolved, That committee of three
be appointed to build a wooden bridge
over Cedar Brook, near the residence
of Manning Stell, Plainfeld.
Which was adopted.
Messrs. Hubbard, Scudder and Clark
were appointed committee.
Mr.. Morris moved that the bill of
Mr.. Vanfeet be taken from the table.
Which was carried.
Mr.. Morris moved that the bill be
paid, on motion to adopt the ayes and
noes were called and declared by lost
by the following vote.
Ayes-None.
Noes-Messrs. Clark, Eller, Hub
bard, Miller, Morris, PARCEL, Ross,
Russell, Scudder, Smith, Springer,
Thebaud, Warne-13.
On motion of Mr.. Scudder, Mr..
Campbell was heard before the Board
in reference to extra remuneration for
services rendered as County School Su-
perintendent.
Mr.. Eller moved that the bill of Mr..
Campbell, amounting to 800, be paid,
which was ordered by the following
vote:
Ayes Messrs. Clark, Eller, Hubbard,
Morris, Ross, Smith, Springer, The
baud-S.
Noes-Messrs. PARCEL, Scudder and
Warne-3.
By Mr.. Morris.
Resolved, That when this Board ad.
journs, that it adjourn to meet again in
four weeks from to-day.
Which was adopted.
By Mr.. Morris
Resolved, That the Clerk of this
Board be directed to furnish dinners,
at the expense of the county, to the
County Board of Assessors, on the oc-
casion of their annual meeting in July,
1869.
Which was adopted.
Mr.. Miller moved to reconsider the
vote ON the adoption of the resolution
fixing the time of the next meeting of
the Board.
Which was adopted.
Mr. Miller moved to strike out the
word "four" and insert the word "two. u
Which was adopted.
The resolution as amended was then
adopted.
McDermott & LOCKER presented theii
bill for $500
Which was referred to Committee Oh
Public Buildings.
The Board then adjourned.
OLIVER PIERCE, Clerk.
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Homicide.
ROCHESTER,, June l

ROCHESTER,, June l.
Yesterday afternoon murder oc-
Cured at Lima, Livingston County, N.
Y. Patrick Gaskin and Thomas Smith,
in the employ of B. A. Vary, had an
alteration, when Smith stabbed Gas
kin twice with q pocket-knife-once in
in the liver, and again in the bowels,
which proved fatal in few hours.
Smith went after physician for the
wounded man, and then surrendered
himself Gaskin leaves wife and
seven children.
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Safest photographic Nelus,
A Girl sufocated by Gas.
SYRACUSE, June l

SYRACUSE, June l.
A girl named Nancy King, aged IA,
form Tompkins' Cove, N. Y, was suf-
located to death at the Syracuse House
last night. She was here in care of Cal
win Tompkins and wife, who came to
attend the State Temperance Conven-
ton, and brought here on pleasure
visit. The girl was put in room by
herself and instructed how to put the
gas out. These instructions were fatal.
She turned the gas off, and then on, and
went to bed. This morning, not appear
ing, the door was broken open, and the
girl found dead and cold