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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13
ns. C,ncu,r CouRr.-The November

ne. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The November
term of our Circuit Cour, commenced in
this place on Tuesday last, His Honor,
Judge Joseph A. Chsplne, presiding. C..
Z. Siubbs. Prosecuting Attorney. Wm.
A. Cbspline. Clerk. T. w. Po,ter6eld,
Sheriff. l. Thomas Chaplins and George
Koonce Deputy Sheriffs.
The Grand Jury were empanelsd and
charged by the Court. Tne following is
q list Of same:
Joseph Welshsus, Foreman; Vim. G.
Butler, VIM. Nj. LepeI, Jacob Fulk,
EhuG former. B. F. Harrison. George
McBee. Henry Rohr. Jno. W. Taylor.
Henry Keller, Samuel W. Strider, w ash
inpion Spsnpler, Abraham NJ. Sponsel.
Ter, Joseph II. Holmes. Emanuel Spapg.
Ter. David Billmyer.
They found several indictments. inclu.
ding q number against The Road Survey
ors Of the County. for failure 10 repair
roads.
The following jury cases have been
tried
State vs.. John Scarlet. Grand LARGE
ny. Verdict guilty, and sentenced TO .
years in peniIentiary. Bel'zhoovef Tor
State; Davies for Defendant
10
ceny. Verde, guilty, and sentence fix
ed al 9 years in peni'en'lsry. Sluoos
and Bellzhoover for State; Blackburn
and Van Swesringen for Defendant
John d. Slaley VS.. Elias Bakers Elk.
eculor. Appeal. Action on account. Yer
dict for Plaintiff. Ingles Tor Plaintiff;
Bellzhoove1 end Faulkner for Defendant.
James e. Maddox vs.. John Shepherd.
Appeal. Action for damages. Verde,
lor Plaintiff. Beltzhoover for Plaintiff;
Van Swesringen and Faulkner Tor De-
iendsnt.
A number OF Chancery cases and 9TH
er miscellaneous business were disposed
Of.
On motion. G. w. B. Allison, Esq.,
of Wheeling was admitted 10 the Bar.
The case Of the State against Albert
Moore. for the killing Of Robert Heck in
September last. a, Charleslown, was be-
fore The Grand Jury which found an in
dic,men, agsins. him for murder. On
application. the accused was bailed in the
sum of $4,000 which was prompt.
" given. Hons. G. J. Faulkner end
Thomas Van Swearingen were retained
and appeared as counsel Tor the accused.
The case will be tried al The mex, term.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

Nj Sbaffer.
Berkeley-Rev W G Gross; Delegates
Is Howard and Hamilton Light.
Jefferson-Rey VI W Tongue; Dele
oates Thos Johnson and Wm B Hanson.
She pherdstown-Rev W G Coe; Del
eps,es John W Hollida and G + lckli'
der.
Wardensvile-Rev C l. ToHeyson;
DELEGATES R B Muse and WD J Frey.
Gsinsboro'-Revs II A Gsver. X 5 u
Herouimus; Delegates o HeIronImus
and D Dehaven.
Morgsn-Rev S Smith; Delegates .
WHISPER.
SbensnJale-Rev A Robey; Delegates
C TrusselI end Thos Jenkins.
Hagerslown-Rev B S Highley; Del
egate Jos Beeler.
Rev John A Bull, Conf. Mis- for Va /;
Rev VIM H Wilson. Conf. Agent for 5.
Schools; Rev J B Fitzpatrick, Agent X.
NJ. College.
While this venerable and august eccle-
slas,cal body sojoUrned in our midst the
utmost good feeling and we'll wishes pre-
vailed among our citizens generally Tor
The success Of their religious delloera.
inns
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13
Editorial Brevities.

The Confederate monument in Holly
wood Cemetery, Richmond. Vs.. has
been completed.
Lest Sunday week was the three hun
dredlh and ti('y.second anniversary OF the
Reformation. on which day, in the year
1917. Martin Luther nailed The ninety
FIVE theses on The door Of HE castle church
of Wir.embuig.
The house of Jacob Rosenberger. Of
Shenandoah county, was burned Thurs
day morning of last week about 2 o'clock
A. NJ. Mr.. r. lost all the furniture, &c,
in his house, and his family had hardly
time 10 escape.
Hon. Lo, M. Morrill,, jus, appointed
United States Senator from Maine. 10 fill
the VACANCY occssioned by the death Of
Hon. William Pitt Fessenden, whose
term OF service would have expired
March 3, 1871, is well known.
A newly married couple were travelling
in the cars nssr New Albany. when the
husband pulled roll OF something from
his pocket which the wife thought was
chewing tobacco. She snalched it from
him and threw 1t out Of the window. 1t
proved to be roll Of greenbscks amount
ing to 80, 600. She has quit throwing
over The shoulder,
James Dove. residing within mile Of
Tuileytown. in Shenandoah county, had
his dwelling destroyed by fire on Friday
afternoon Of last week.
Twelve inches Of snow fell in north
eastern Indiana between Friday nigh, and
Saturday, morning last
The Fredericksburg Herald says lha.
the old Virginia phrase Of mot worth
shucks." will now become obsolete. since
the introduction OF machinery renders the
shack crop one OF much value. The
prices paid are remunerative.
Adams Express Company eompels all
agents and employees 10 Pu, up their pho.
togrsphs a, the general office. go that in
case any of them run of the detective can
identify them.
An assessor Of South Carolina went
lately into settlement OF colored people
in Abbeville, in order TO assess their taxa.
ton. He made vslustion OF everything
they possessed, and was so particular that
he consumed whole day at il, He
found that the whole taxation tina, could
be raised for the State on, of the settle
mens, if collected, would only amount TO
seventy-fve cents
Messrs. Frazier and Sale. proprielors
Of the Virginia Hotel, at Staun,on, have
pu, on line of stages between Harrison.
burg and Stapnton, in opposition to Tro,-
ter's. The consequence is that the fare
is now 81.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

e. The Circuis COur' is now being
held in the new Court House which is q
decided improvement. The Court Room
has been enlarged and seats have been
erected for the jurymen as we'll as spec
lslors. The offices attached for County
officers are quite an improvement. as well
as the exterior appearance. This build
ing is noy great ornanen, 10 our town
and when reprinted i, will present fine
appearance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

@+SUpDEN DEArH.-On Sunday eve
ming last. Tlh instant. about 4 O'Clock,
Mrs. .Elizsbeth Hessey. widow Of the
lite Thoma. Hessey. OF this PLACE, was
attacked with apoplexy and fell from
her chair and died IN few minutes.
She had been in good health end gave no
indication Of the approaching attack.
She was 76 years Of age and leaves ma-
nv lriends to mourn her loss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

FRIoHTFuL DISASTER On Friday
morning las, frighiful disaster occurred
at Granville. Ohio, caused by The burning
Of the Licking county Infrmsry. Dur
ing the eyci,emen, attendant upon the
discovery Of the flames. all seemed 10
have forgotten that in one OF the upper
stories ten demenied persons were con-
fined. These persons we're immured in
room ,hs. was strongly barricaded-
since their Paroxysms of rage, which held
almost constant control over them. rem.
dered such confinement, necessary TO the
safety OF the other inmates of the estab
lishment Their shrieks were sppalIing
as the flames hemmed them in. Despe.
rate efforts were made to saVe Them. bu,
The flames remorselessly checked all sd
vauces Of those who would have rescued
them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

&r TMANKs0IvING DAY.-Thurs5sy
next week, the 18Th inst, is the day
'gnated by Presiden, Grant for thanks.
g and praise. The Governors Of
nf the States. including Maryland,
esq, North Carolina, South Carolina
sest Virginia, have designated The
lday for similar purpose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

&C. All The members Of the Order Of
Friends OF Temperance are requested to
te present a, their Lodge Room on Tues.
day evening next. A full attendance Is
requested as business Of importance will
be brought up for consideration.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

&% On Monday next. at II o'clock,
there will be Ie!Igoue services o, the
Zoar Baptist Church near Dufiied's De-
pot. These meetings will be continued
from day 10 day until The mex, Sabbath
or longer. The pastor will be assisted
BY the Rev. r. b. Shepherd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

o. A meeting Of the friends OF The
Page Valley Railroad will be held in
Front Royal on Monday, the 18Th Of No.
xember. The Hon. w. Mines and OH.
er gentlemen have been specially invited
10 attend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

is- Dr.. LuTHER's CHURCH PosTIL.-
This valuable production Of the immortal
Luther is now being published in the
English Language, for the FIRST time, by
The Evangelical Lutheran Publishing
Company, Of New Market, Va. The
work contains Sermon for each Of the
Sundays and festivals in the ecclesisstica al
year, snd is an invaluable treasure for
every family. The entire work OF 600
pages costs but 80 so. Don't fail 10 sc.
cure it. Or. ID. II. Billie. Agen, a, Sbep.
herdstown, West Va.
G- The first snow o! the SESSION fell
l..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

Gs. Our town was exceedingly lively
during The past week occasloDed by the
Circui, Court being in session.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13
Shepherastown, West Va:
SATURDAY........ NOV. Is, 1869.

o. Rev. DR.. Andrews will preach at
Lemons School House, Tomorrow alter
noon, at 3 o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13
4 Cough, Cold, Hoarsfness, Sore
Throat,

And all Disease, Of the Thros: which
ouph, TO be checked with simple rene
dy. if neglected, often terminate seriously.
Few are aware OF the importance OF stop
ping cough or slight cold. Ths. which
in HE beginning would yield 10 mild
remedy, If no, attended 10. soon attacks
the lungs. BELLS E4PECTO-
Rant, taken in time. will cure The
above diseases. Price Is and so cents.
o. For sale by Druggists and all
prominent Ssorekeepers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

&C. Chesnu,s cold a, l2i cents per
quart on the streets Oh Thursday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13
in icrthering The desired object:

III WV
Mrs. Stephen Staley, Miss Mamie Entler,
VIM. 4. Morgan, Miss Helen Magruder,
Lee II. Moler, Miss Julia Little,
" David Billmyer, Miss Maggie Lucas,
c. 4. Butler, Miss Selma Hout,
A. X. Boie!er, Miss Title Harris,
Judge Chapline, Miss Lizzie Billmyer,
DR.. Magruher, Miss Mollie Shepherd,
T. YanSwearingenMiss Fannie Harper,
J. I'll. Shepherd Miss Bette Licklider,
l. Thos ChaplIne Miss Mantle Righistine,
r. d. Shepherd, Miss Maria Rickard,
" Is. +. Harrison, Miss Bette Fox,
John l.. Rickard, Miss Ana Butler,
W. l.. Harrington Miss VI. Humrickhouse,
Henry NJ. Lyons, Miss Mary Cameron,
&" vii Taylor, Miss Clara Keedy,
John W. Grant, Miss Kate Baker,
" Shepherd OrndorTSiis Elenora Reu,ch,
Charles Knott, Miss Bertha Wise,
YIN. ". Snyder, Miss Florence Harp,
Samuel Knott, Miss Lizzie White,
Mary McAnly, Mss George Bsrtrot,
Z" Jacob Ferrells, Miss Fosey Lucas,
" Rachel Snyder, Miss Fannie Lucas,
John Snyder, Miss Maggie Knott,
4" Thomas X. Line, Miss Mary Moler,
'' John Ray, Miss Sarah Moler,
I" Ann Cook, Miss Bette 1ontz,
George Adams, iiiss Eliza Smurr,
Wash, Hawn. Miss Lula McMurran,
Joseph Fleming, Miss Pink Boteer,
A.B. Shaner, Miss Emma Welshans,
VIM. Miller, Miss Jennie Cameron,
d" John X. Reyes, Miss Mary Hoffman,
J. Wiutermoyer, Miss Nettie COnley,
q" James SRurr, Miss Jennie AnsPach,
" James Fayman, Miss Mamie Williams,
4" VIM. A. Adams, Miss Virginia Entler,
~ Lee BrothertoI, Miss Bette Sheetz,
James Frazier, Miss Annie Warner.
" Wm. Lambright, Miss Fannie Crow,
Margaret Line, Miss Lula SNYDER,
Z" Henry Kimes, Miss Ellen Shell,
L" Martin S;ipp, Miss HELEN Hudgel,
" George Show, Miss Anna Schley,
" Kate Fayman, Miss Mary Lambright.
The following is a lis, Of the Com
millee Of Arrangements TO whom The
above named parties will confer for ed
vice and instruction
Mrs. DR.. Reynolds. President,
Mrs. John KepinQer.
Mrs. Catherine Bowers.
Mrs. John Cuswell.
Mrs. Joseph Slonebraker.
Mrs. J. p. A. Eniler.
Mrs, Charles Line.
The following are the Chief Managers
of lie Fair who can DE consulted by the
female committees and others
John Ray, Chairman.
James l.. R;ckard,
II. VI. Loyns.
Geo. W. Yong.
W. l.. Harrington.
4 saddle and bride and new sui. Of
clothes will be voted for on the occasion.
a big time is anticipated, and The Ha-
gersiown Band will be present 10 eLliven
the occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

SALT FOR THE THRoAT An exchange
says: "ln these days when diseases Of
the ,hroa, prevail, and particularly dry,
hacking cough. which is not only distress.
ing to ourselves but 10 those with whom
we are brought into business contact.
Those thus afflicted may be benefited by
trying the following remedy Last fall
we were induced TO try what virtue there
was in common salt. We commenced by
using i, three times dsy-norning,
noon and night. We dissolved a large
tablespoonful OF common salt in abouIhalf
q tumblerful Of cold wafer, and with this
we gsreled The throat most effec,uslly
Jus, before meal time. The result has
been lha, during winter we were not on
" free from the usual coughs and colds 10
which. as lar az our memory extends, We
have always been subject, but The dry:
hacking cough has entirely disappeared.
We attribute it entirely 10 the salt gurgle.
and do mos, cordially recommend il to
those of our readers who are subjecl to
diseases OF the throat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

DsATH OF GEORGE PEABODY.
truly great and good man died al his resi-
dence IN London. on Tuesday night Of
las. Aeek, in the 18th year Of his age.
No marble shaft or statue Of bronze vii!
be required 10 record his virtues or per.
peiua,e his memory; when they shall
have crumbled into dust, the name OF
George Peabody will still be cherished as
the sres, philanIh,opis, of the nineteenth
century. Starting in life poor obscure
boy, he became tie intimate OF kings and
princes, the benefscior OF two continents.
and tie proprietor Of 100000 OF dol
lars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

%. LADIES FAIR.-Steps sre being
made TO hold Fair in This place during
the coming Holidays. the proceeds Of
which 10 be appropriated 10 the purchss-
ing Of instruments for Band about to be
organized in this town and in view OF
bringing about the desired result, meet
ing o! portion Of our cltizens was held
on Tuesday evening las. for consultation
upon tie subject, when il was concluded
,hst a commiilee Of Ladies be selected
and appointed Tor The purpose of solicl-
ing contributions and preparing articles
of different kinds 10 be exposed for sale al
the Fair. The following committee was
selected for tbs, purpose. and il is hoped
that each one of whom will eXer. herself
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

@e A Sigh. cold, cough, hosrseness,
&C., which might be checked With a
simple remedy, if neglected often 'ermi-
mates seriously. Few are aware OF the
importance Of stopping cough or slight
cold, in the first Stage. Tina. which in
tie beginning would yield to mild reme-
dy, if not attended to, soon attacks the
lungs. Billings Syrup Of Tar and Wild
Cherry. is an exceIlen, remedy for
Colds. Price 25 cents a bottle. 4t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

A pair Of 'ighss-THo dFunksrds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

G- The first snow o! the season. fell
on Tuesday last.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-07
2eict! 2ciet {!

aauft MIR S6ubs nit flbsrnsn pSsr fupfers
nru GdppGn.
Dielelbm bllten prsiual 10 lauge ais iTssnb
pelde rbur SeiaB. Gs it 5bGrbsit ansers fir
9inesr III faufru.
Bs5~ Die 6irma Seaer unp 60. fii6rt
nun loon ieit Satreu eas Sattleraei4 aft
bier tort unO Bat ii6 rurh pJnI;lite unp
btaiQe Sepenuns cine 9roBe 6unpihait
niat Nllein uuter rem bieiigsH SiIraern
erwUrten, ionpsru aud unter allen Saus
srn, wel6e bier Gslaafte tbun. Das go.
tal 1T in glr. l05 Brantltn 2ieeuus. nabe
rem DepCt wcieltit iie cine rrtbe Nus
NATL ven 9ierpeseihirren, Sdtteln, 9eits
ihcu, 9iceen uuO ale in ibr sad eiultIls
9euCsn 2lrbeiteu baltsn. (l6i9)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-07

Hg- ,,Steiser's Bolts 8alenrsr fir
1870" bat iceben iein Gri6einsn 9ema@t
unp ii6ertrtift in Sielen 8e,iebunaen rte
Grwartuuseu isinsr ;ablreiten 5rsunbe.
gBie in friiberen 9abreu, iit rr aud riree
NAL nit 9utem 2eieltrF aussefalt unN er-
iebt ropurd rem @ansel an Saultrattc.
nen reiAIi6. Die ,,&tdnee aus Der l6ei-
matb in psrI6speneu Nunearten" fnc
rinf 9ei9abe, an welGer i6 6srj unr'
gemitD suSIcih latsn. gliemanb mirp
tereuen, iia Elm Grsmplar pappn anse.
ihuTt iu batea. "..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-07

Bs5" l6err War Nies, wGbreno ter lcb-
ten fiiuf Sabre elmer tcr telicbtt7cn Glerts
in Dem Gasnwaarengrlhift pes 6erru 8.
9aaauo, wirp etwa am 10. SitUtrr Gin
dbnli6e5 @sIhdft auf cissue Ns6nung
in pem gsbduos Gde Der peun 9lpenur
unr 9inCsntra6e erGfnsn unp beTneet lih
srsenpGrti9 i'm Often, UNI Gintaufe ,u
mahsn. 6err Ges peritebt iein 0eIAdft
aus rrm n" unp psib bsiontsr5 BEN
lGrysb pcn 3eitunJ5onnrncen gu i6aBen;
aus rteiem @runte prcpbr;sisn mir ibm
siusn 9utsn grfcl8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-07

- 3wi6cH her 9ttsierung prr Der.
Stdateu uUp Dem 0rp6berjpg eon 6sEens
DGrmtaot fir BEN niht gum Ncrppeuts
itbeu Sunre 9et6ri9en 5beit res @roG
bsrJoGI5unS it Elm Naturalilationspers
trag atSsibtOEsn uuO in g9ai9instcn
amtlih prptlamtrt wprpen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-07

pOIiti16ss.-g8ir ssrSHtnHiteH na6Rsbtrt
ieppbl bic eempfratiihen ais aud bic rfpublifl-
niIben b-Nrmiuatirnrr, fppsit tirirltsn ~
iinItrsr 2enntniB eelan9tsn, unb iiterlalcn es
brm stlunben llrtbtil Der grler, itrr rieent aus.
tpnbl ;u trsTfen.
Dsmofratilte RCminntionrn. .-
Z. 8arb.
Common Gpunril = gntbcnv Qpftus.
S6uleireftcr s. 9E. g8atlVn.
GpnGtable = gSnt. 8. Srua
g8ablinIptftur - 9lntbpny Sranlcu.
gBahIamfrits- COMMITTEE = 8. w. g9aticn,
Spbn @prbrn.
8. QBarb.
Common Council - 6. 6. CARPENTER.
S6ulbireftpr - 6rre. gS. @iiniter,
GcnfabIe - Sjec. =. 5ppt.
g8ablri6ter = y. 6. Wprgan.
gBabl. Snipcftrr - 9. I. Afllrr.
If. g8art.
Selert @cuntil = Suitpb S6irl.
Common Council = 9GfUb Sdrrrr.
S6uleireftpr - 9fprae Sartmann.
GcnlfabIe - Gasntin Gmia
@leermnnn - Natbias Gebsn.
(Serr GjsrrGs Sartmaun eriudt ms su erflG-
rtn, baB or bic Domination nit Eont ablsbnt
ba IS feintn llnterIbisp madt, prnn aud sin
Wann Ieiu gmt sbrIidb SCriiett - or pirb br6
ais Gin SriFbute ausgelhritn.) ..
w @irlfddrr gtuTcrtrrln9rn Ienrr Sreun.
Re entlprftfnp, bat Serr i5rifbridb Srrilih
iid sntidrsr, an Srn. 5artinanuS Stsllr bie
Ypmirot0n dn5Muebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-07
StaOt nnO Staat.
RSS Das vSerantpu @O6snblatr or.
Ibsint isbtn Dpnnrrltas uuO fOifet tabrIi@ $500

hssR Sub USblHHlpH GSpW HphAlI W
fGsint ifbsn Dpunrrltas unO fplfet iabrIi& $500
unb baIbiGbrli6 800, I'M @praus Sablbar.
an3siseu fpsrRen gu esn felsslegtrn prriiin
ansenpmmsu. 8epGbull DE CsmpprGrr) glnSrigen
miiiIen SOrausbeSablt nerbeu; Grntrafte fir balb-
tGbrlihs peer j1brlide gln;tissn je mad uebelcin-
Eumnirn, unb lestere tpsrbrn 70 lan9s fcrtgrisFt
bis Iie abbeIfellt tpereen.
gnSeieen unb Ssfanntmn6uuasn, sur qutli'
fatipp i'm ,, ,,gBedenblatF tsftimmt, iOIten Sirn-
flag 8crmittass sinaereidt perteu, nm bsuiebrn
Mufnabme su ii6bern.-G GjrBBere GinIrnbuuatn
mii1sn ftpn Wrntass einserei6t unb nit ;ebn
Gents bic 0ine bt;ablt perhen. = Seribte iiDer
aIsrmeine Hsuisfeiten prrben unent9elelid auf-
genpmmen. ....
SOb-arbeitsn atlsr @rt, in bsutldsr uub
eneIiIher Spra6e, fpsrbrn pinftIih unb gut al,
esfertist. 9Iuf eielen 3Teis erS GsIbGfte6 len,
fen mir Defenders bic gIufmerFlamfsit bsuiftr
@slbGftsleHis, inbfm rs unlrr SeIrrten 1tin
pirb, in iplden 9Irbeiten frinrr anberen beTsrn
Druferei na6nifeben.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26
Conclusion from first page.

ticularly by the worthy and able editor
of the Ohio (Columbus) State Journal,
who was in Washington when the let
ter was published. He ascertained
that there was no such name as Han
nah Tyler upon the books of the de-
partment, and that every statement in
the letter rejecting upon the character
of the ladies was no better than a
strikers lie.s And yet there We're two
grains of truth in it. 1t is true that
members use the appointment of too
many of their constituents, and that
ga pretty face or a pretty foot" will
occasionally get an appointment due
only to do a good handwriting and q
capacity for adding up columns of fib'
ures. This is wrong, of course. The
whole system of appointments and re,
movals is thoroughly wrong 1 am
coming to that by and by. But in
order to get, if possible, a more favor
able hearing them, I begin by showing
that Congress is not the body of repro
bates and robbers which it is the occu.
patton of some men to represent it.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

At Bloomfield, Essex county, tenn
perance agitation has commenced. A
meeting held OH Friday evening was
addressed by Rev. S. w. billiard and
others, and refreshments were furnish
ed by the Sons of Temperance. The
following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That we give great credit
to the organization of the Sons of Tenn
perance for what they have done in re-
forming the Incorporate, and restrain
ing others from falling into drunkenness
and vice and that to marshal all the
temperance forces of the town into one
strong and united effort against this evil
of the town and times, we recommend
the formation of the Bloomfield Tenn
perance Society.
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CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor Phillip H. Grier.
President City CounciI-James r.. Wiley.
Clork-Jacob Seiple.
Observation-Disclosures s. Woodruff.
Attornoy-Joseph Award.
Receiver of Taxes -John Engel.
Clerk of Market james Rollo.
Chief Of Poiice--John Keron.
Captain james Garland.
Lieutenant " Waters Furman.
Surveyor Ernest L. Meyer.
Street Commissioncr-Lukc II. Higgins.
Deputy Street Commissioners. McGrath
Assistant Street Commissioned Byrne.
Health spoctor-Leonard Henning.
Ovorseer of Poor. Peter Ritter.
Scalcr Of Weights and Measures-C. Solo
mon.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Lincoln Division, No. 81. Meets every
Tuesday evening, at Library Hall. John j
ludlow, Il. S. .... -f,
Star of Hope Division, No. SO. Meets al
Manvol's Hall, First ward, every Monday
evening II. c. Ellis, r. s.
Central Division, No. 81. Meets every Mon
daye evening, over the Post Office, First ward
Elwrod Phares, II. S.
AK of Safety Division No. LOG. Moetse every
Thursday evening, at Library Hall. Morris
Williams Il. S.
james Gale, Deputy Twp.
/" Sons of Temperance Beneficial Associa-
ton" George c. Ford, Secretary.