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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
NOTICE.

'pHE Reliance Nan.Exptsivs Attachment for
L Kerosene Lamp. Every am ly burning LIGHT
10 their chambers al night should uGr the attach.
meat, thereby iuSurnG thcmStlves and little ones
rom all danger b. Coal OIL Explosions. For sale
by Z. Z. heller.
'nArper's Ferry, Nov. "a. Isl.
DREWMERS LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER
ID OIL THE preparation c0mrA recommended
~ ,rvtrNl Of the m6At eminent Physicians Of our
county az genuine Tod Liver OiI. remarkably Tree
from all unpleasant odOr and flavor, and not likely
to Disagree with delicate ttUmAcls. irCth and gen.
uinc, 10 be had at Z +, BELLE9'S.
A NICE lot Of Photographic Albums just received
n aud for SAle by e. 4. BELLER.
THE largest nd hest selected stock O Pen Knives
! RNzurs aud ladies SrissUrS to he found IN liar.
pcr's Ferry RrcM C.E. BELLkRS,
M tCnlGAS Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco; also.
tfl GrAvriry's plug with CiENts nj all grades;
Durham, Pride Of Virginia aud Mny Queen smOk.
insrOhAccos TO be 70 ndat g. IL. BELLER's,
1NlIE largest stock Of fue bohemian Toilet Set.,
Vases, PAnan stAtuary, Cologne liOttlrG,
French, German aud English Extracts for tho
handkerchief, Pcriumcd SNtrhels, Shaving CON-.
pounds, Drntine's Hair Preparations, Teeth. Nail
and Hair Hrushrs. CWurlics tr the Skin, Powder
puHs aud linEcs, COlCBtr. and all the frat manu-.
hctnrcr- ol SnAps China Mage, rupS aud SaucerI,
Pocket BuoAH and P0unlOnies In any drug atOte In
tho county nrcu c. L. DELLER'S.
IIGrpeF's Ferry, Nov, II, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
WEDNESDAY, 22d instant,

the following
Personal PROPERTY,
to'wit:
head Of good Work Horses,
l2 head Of Cattle, mostly young, among
them 8 good Cows,
9 flnc berkshire sows aud one fue Berk.
shire Boar,
BurshGar Flows,
8 double Shovel and 2 single do. Flows,
2uew IlnrrOws; Corn CoverCr,
! irst.ptc Wagon and Bed,
Wagon and Plough Gears,
Alo, ofForks, Rakes and Moving Scy,hes,
Buggy Rake, and many other articles not
necessary to mention.
TERMS OF sALs.-A Credit Of Nine Months
will DO given on all SumG above Ten Dollau, ey the
purchaser giving bond with approved security,
Bonds 10 hear interest from day ofssio, uness PAD
al maturity; Of and under that amount VIII DO
CaIh :.
o.. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, 4: N;
THOMAS 7. VASmETRE.
Nor. !, ls1l-,t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

- After the Is, January next The Treas
susy of the United S,a,ca will 10 more lib
crnl in its redemption Of mutila'cl currency.
More than half note will DO taken in Mt il
full value, plainly half a note at one half the
value OF the original. hut e,s than hulfa no'C
will not be redeemed unless there is positive
proof Of tho missing part having b:eu de-
strnvAd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

re- The newly.electcd General Assembly
of Virgins, will meet on the ir.t Wednesday
in December, tho 9Th, Ttcanuot continue in
session longer than ninety days, without The
concurrence of threc.fiths of the members
elected to each House, in which case the
session may be extended for further period
not exceeding thirty days
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF
LAND IN BERKELEY COUNTY.

by virtue OF Deed OF Trust, bearing date on the
- Slh day OF June. lsbg, given by r. y. Hollis, 10
tho under'tgRed as Trustee, OF ltcrord in the re.
cur,cr'O Office Ut Berkeley county. W. Va. 10 &c.
cure tho payment Of three bonds given by said
Hollis, to Thomas Brown, Trustec-lOr the deferred
payments on said lHnd-ENch Tor the sum Of 1896.
&c, and payable respectively "n the lat day 81 DC
tOber, ls6g, the 9Th day OF June, 1870 and the 9th
day Of June, ISL all bearing interest from the raid
5h day Of June, ls69- the two bnnds lNst named 10
BE- hrpl shtHtd- the undersigned will oiTcr Tor sale
ut Public Auction, at , O'Clock, p, NJ, in front VI
Post Office, in the town Of smithield. Jefferson
eounty,On
81 TL'RDAY, Momm6cr 25M, 1871,
a eortnin TRACT OF pArcelo of LAND Conveyed in
ssld uustl situated anu lying in the Said county OF
berkeley on the Rad leading FROM Smtlhrld IL
Banker Hill, and about two lniics from the frtm-r
place, adjoining the lands Of Valentine ShAnil,
John Chapman and Others, and containing I0I
acre., . rOUds aud 90 pnlrS. The improvements
cOns,si OF gO0d FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
tsrvrn roOlnA) and n gOud BARN. There 10 also
tine Spring nrAr the house.
The Tenants intcrrst ia the growing crOpS IA ex
prc,sIy reserved Pn-srsNOn given On the lat day
okApril. 1872 TERMS CdSH
JOSEPH TRAPSELL.
Oct q, lS7l-tS, TtWke,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

A S Trustee, In Deed OF Trust executed 10 the
a undrratgnrd, by GurdOn II. PrndlntOn and
wife. on the sth day Of February, 1855 and duly re-
corded In the oiire Of the Recorder Jtil Co., TO
Turner az securities IL a bond to The late rhonns
GriEgs for S2,Ojl, with interest from the slh Of
February, l55S, IN which bond Il judgment wac OBJ
tanned Ivy he Executor Of said GTiggS at the late
Sept Term Of the Circuit Court Of said county Tor
the aggregate Of principal and interest still due,
via tho suIn Of S?,26S 80 with interest from the
18th Gay OF September, ISL, I'LL paid, aud tic coats
against sAi,l PeHdlctOn and W F. Turner. the un.
dersigncd will sell in ChAtleItOWn, IN said county
in front Of the Court House, on the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
NEW ADYERTlsEMBNTs,
@ u N ID u r A N co

hiss, MEME q UU'9 FIuIu EAtfact,
ulA, Ulcers, Pulmonary Complaints, Salt R6.uS,
and all Chronic blood Diseases IL prepared from Il.
Genuine Cundurango Bark from Lola, Esn'
RdUr secured by the assistance Of the authOrii, NJ
that country il Is the most tftetirt, prompt and
certain Alternative and blood purifier knowS'"
Sold by al DtuggiAts, in pint bottles, having on
for circular. Office and Laboratory, No, % Cedar
St.SY ~
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3VIh 0HY u N0rcRbtF, I6I,
ONE OF The PARCELS OF LAND

embraced IN said rruat. viz: the 100 Aeres Of Land
on which said PcEdrtOn now rtGidts. Tho land IL
Of good quality, under good fencing aud has com.
fortnbis improvements. and joins 4, Sliier. War
rrnirli Wihru and Oihrfs.
TERMS Of SALE go, Cash the balance
with interest in one and two yeats, equal payments
Iecurrn on the land
10 Sale to take place on Thursday, 5GLh day of
Nov, ISL. R.lI.LEE,
Oct. 81, ISL. free Press copy.l Tnni"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

DARLOR, Office, Dining room. Chamber and
j CNoR Stoves, iull stock. tar isIrby
Nov. 81, ISL. MccuRDY 4 DUKE.
I Ard Cans, and Tinwnrr Of all kind for sale
IL by McCURDY & DUKE,
NISTEltN Prmps and Hydraulic Cement frsAle
~ hy MeCERUY & DUKE.
WORN Shcllcrs, and all thr improved Cutting
Y BOXES. for 'Sleby MccuRDY & DUKE.
WE have iust received M additional .upply of
HARDWARE Of all kinLs.
MeCGRDY 8. DUKE.
sausage GrinderS and StuH,rs for suIcbv
. AlcCURDY & DUKE.
NOAL HodA and Ash Buckets, made from the best
" galvanized iron, for safe by
MERCHANTS will find Il to their advantage to
vi buy their Lard CauB and other TinwNre from
Nov, 81, 1871, MeCURDY Il DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

MORTON HOUSE, New Southern Novel
Ifl by the author Of ''Yaletie Aylmer." svo'
1t Il story Of the South, thirty years ago, and
the sccne IL laid entirely in that region.
Tho young authorizes, who 10 lady Of North
Carolina, has In her second effort improved upon
the frat Sent fra BY mail, to any address, 90 tho
receipt Of the price.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

TT The Washington organ of the admin.
istrntiou, after abiding to the late elections
10 the Southern States, which resulted ad>
vOrscly to its pnrty, says; at willrcquire not
less than 10000 regular troops, judiciousIy
distributed throughout the Southern States in
1879. 1t may be necessary that Congress
should increase tho arlnyn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
PUBLIC SALE.

UAvING rented nv farm and intending to quit
farming. | will offer al Public Sale Al my resi-.
deuce, about . miles from Leetown, along tho
GprQuon, and adjoining the farm Of Col. G. A.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

EaJ- Lieutenant Grant accompanied by
General Sherman, Admiral Alden and Colo,
mel Audsnricd, on Friday embarked on the
United States friguts Wabash for Europe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
CLOVER SEED.
FRESH LIME.

T HAVE just burned Superior KILN Of LIME,
for sale At the lin. Apply at once.
JOIN r. sHAULL,
INV, I. is7l-St. Near Middleway.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

EEThc October batch Of KadicAI dcIaulters
sum up as follows The Iudinu fraud, $780,.
900; Stokes Pension fraud, 100000; Clerk in
the Second Auditors Office, SOS 900; Col,
Iector ut Savannah $50, 600; Pension Agent
at Philadelphia, s95, 900; total for October,
$4,000. And this Gays the Chamber,burg
.Spirit) was not good month for dcGaulters,
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

amalgamaiiOn and they had decided 20 make no
movement in the matter until such time - over
turcs for consolidation were made by the
reformers. Mr. Hutchinson, the President
OF tho Committee OF Fifty, with whom he had c0n-
versed, said that they would not entertain any pre-
body.
Mr.. briggs then said that he would not vote for
tne admission OF the entire nlty, as there were eao
menbS there that he did not want to receive
Mr.. WHTLOoK appealed to Mr. Whceock to know
whelher he was correct IN what he said as to tins
purporl or tine conversation with Mr.. Hutchinson.
Mr.. WHEELOCK corroborated tho statement ana
added that Mr.. Hutchinson had SAID ~ shall stand
or fall with my c0mmittee.u
On motion Of ex-Alderman WHITING. the meesng
then went into executive session.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Prcsontatton Of Gerard Medals
some very interesting exercises took place yes.
tcrday afternoon In the male department OF Gram
mar school No. 10, to sgnalize the presentation a
the Gerard medal to TWO boys for exemplary deport
ment. Mr.. Edward Bill presided, and speeches
were made by Mr.. Hunter, or the Normal College,
and Mr.. James w. Gerard. s.., s,
Mr. HUNTER said that he thought the prizes were
an engine OF power lie remembered very well when
nc was In the thirteenth street school now much
the hope OF winning the Gerard modal helped the
bows 10 self CONTROL IL was not the prize itself that
was valuable 80 much as the victory that they won
over themselves.
In presenting the medals TO Howard s. Robbins
and Daniel J. Havcrty, Mr.. GERARD congratulated
the boys upon their success and said he md never
seen the school look so well as at present. Ilc was
fond OF intellectual boys but he cared fAr
more about the heart than the intcliecs
There mas never been time when good principlon
should be 80 emphaticaly demanded as now, wlon
p0ucs are corrupting The people and many good
men DO IN politics what they would be ashamed 70
DO OUTSIDE, aud the only way 10 reform society u 70
cultivate integrity In tie boys.
Alter Mr.. Gerard's speech he was presented wiz
beautiful basket Of choice Mowers by the pupils o.
the school.
The exercises showed comn,endable proficiency y
the members OF the school, "Chemical cxyoE
mens.o by FIVE boys, were especially intcrcstlnss
ana an exercise IN arithmetic by class snow
tnat the class had been remarkably we'll Taino0-
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

OF the Academy meeting public endorsement Of the
action OF the independent rcrormers, and public erprA
by pro eotos Of that meeting thai political reform
cannot be by working inside OF the republican
The Committee OF Fifty preserve its autonomy Let
/! call upon the citizens for support
The poor workman who has been driven from the pos ~
ru though he may rot draw his check Tor
xioo win you atrong right the hour
trial. viii be lack OF funds Let the citizens OF
Brooklyn demonstrate their ability 10 erret OUT
frauds vadcae their rights before the Courts and the
Legislature without being diverted and pernSpsS 20 D
rmittees Yours for reform, r. H. CHITrENDEN
mr. M
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

han lived there and there was such person living
there. MMa
Mr. Ryder said there was an old lady, Quaker
ess, living inere saw the name written on the poll
lst there was stroke OF the pen IL ana the
word challenged" opposite.
The further hearing OF the CASE at this po mt was
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Repor, Of the Finance Commi,tcr.

Report OF the Finance Ccmmi,tcr.
the Board OF commissioners OF Public Instruction
held special meeting yesterday afternoon, ct the
request OF the Finance Committee President Smythe
presiding, and eight Commissioners In their se0sa
Commissioner Lewis, on tho part OF the comnittca
reported that the aggregate Of expenses for the
year 1872 would be @2,7S7.1oo, including the esst
mates for all repairs and for refurnishng the build
ings now in use. 1t was found last Scptembss
thar the Board OF Apportionment could only aPpf0c
PIRATE to the Board OF Public Instruction, under the
Two Per Cent act 81, 209 33S, and 40 balance was
due the Board OF $780, e81 for the payment OF which
II Is hoped arrangements Will be made at an early
The following estimate shows that tho funds aus
the Board are So 556,67s, or S763579 more than tho
Board rcqutrcs:-
Equal amount from city and county ...:...., Hs5H
re e @ Of, 81 ons Per Sen on ss raee pro-
Ten doars capita the whole number tangh 2320e
Total ............................. .sa661s7S
The following resolution was adopted:-
Resolved That the Annered estimate $27s7 io,) be duly
and 70 the Board OF Finance Commissioners an 10 ths
board Of Apporonmcn., provided by the Law or he
The following estimate Of expenses shows the
manner In which the apportloamens Is appro-
priated:-F0r salaries OF teachers In ward and
Normal % Colleges and Schools M sss ss,'S ooo ron
evening schools, 100000; c0l0rod schools.
saooe; salaries oo Of JsnitoIs, superlntendeas
tns, stationery prinlna, &C. $4,000; FOR prln!inx
stationery and legal expenses $4,000; ior furnish
ing, repairing ana support Of schools lately organ
lied, S25l. .0OO-makng o total OF s., ,7s7. loo
it was stated that there were outstanding debs TO
large amount that the Board were unable 70 payi
that $3.50 900 have already been borrowed from the
Normal College fund, whicn tho city must supply
before the close OF the year.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

.pII,b<S
Mr.. FOWLER continuing while on this work let
us see the rest OF the ngures at my hand aud cor
realcd 70 this matter. will furnish you with the
employees, the salaries. &C. OF the Departments OF
ment OF sewer Connections, OF the EngIneers De.
parment OF Building Sewers" and OF The repaving
account, all for October.
The investigator was here shown the books In.
volvng the above. They are scrupuously well and
beautifully kept. The most thorough aud compen.
dious way ia which to suggest their contents to the
readers or the HERALD seems as follows, giving Oh
thccft hand the vocation OF the employs and 0ppo-
site thereto the number OF SAID emp0ges and the
CONFEDERATION nald 10 them
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
sls,s4s on
Iola, rs @'oVo...ss.' -
now THIS LEAVES TIE INTEREST FOB TuH WApE Il

DEBT D3E JANUARY /.
In response 10 a question TO this effecI MT.
FOWLER sal :-"i want TINS understood, that all the
money we have received nom water rents Is de-
posted with the City Treasurer, except sl,762 40,
which we have on hand.o
Inc months Vi November and December about
$4,000 from water rates due, which. added to the
S23l xO2 9i In the hands or the City Treasurer
Will make $207,202 o. leaving a balance IN Iavor or
the depar, mentOf about $4,000.
Tug SEWERAGE BoNDS--HoW MUCH or THE WHOLE
AMOUNT HAS BEEN DRAwN-oCT0BER EXPENSES
OF THAT DEPARTMENT..
EsrIGATOR-I understand that for sewerage
purposes working capta SO to speak. OF ooO, 600
il allowed by law. or tnat amount how much did
you operate with IN 1870, ana how much thereof
have you em plOycd so far this Year,
Mr. FowLER-In 1870 we drew against the sewer
age bonds $1,16hS65 81. In 1871, SO far we have
drawn $G41,75i IT,
Mr. FOWLER (resumlng)-But II Is to be borne In
mind that these amounts are collected back from
The district OF assessment levied on for sewers
fast AZ the same are completed. The bonds a.e
drawn from by us only because we must have ready
money Oh hand In order to carry on the worn and
meet ITS dauy expenses
SEWERAGE ACCOUNTS, PAY ROLL OF KNGINEERS, IN
SrECTORs ADVERTISING, MAPS. LABOR, AC, FOR
OCTOBER, <ll 1913 AND ALL iNcIDRETALS ON THE
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

The point on which Mr.. Fowler laid most stress
was the nattering favorable exhibit as he claimed
made by this years collections Of water rates, where
by the interest on the water debt will DO met next
January when due. Figures before referred 10
showed the amount already In the Cly Treasury for
the redemption OF that Interest. Those below are
an amplltca'i0n OF the same
WATER REVENGE ACCOUNT.
In Central Bank at end OF last year. 1921 slI IS
Cash balance IA hands Of Comptroller 2605J OF
Levied IN last years. N,BuU 0D
I37E to October 81, ISL gsil7
account for the year uD 70 November 1871 Sa2s9x IS
1871. and july l. ls7i sossle 90
Balance s4a3,sls 6S
Second, by expenses -advertsn. tapping and run.
current year from Jsnusrv l 10 November 49, 1910 n
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Mr.. Fowler COMMUNICATING balance. together
with the collections or the department. ior Novem.
57.000 due on the LIST OF January 1872, and the
department. win receive during November and
December ensuing enough more than The amount
necessary to meet the interest to give over $4oO
In our favor saved to the city or the next nall yearly
Instead Of drawing for sico S 600 IN in lump whOl
Mayor Kalh1esch states we did last month, l
hereby state that to be false, and that We drew
specified IN the drafts themselves and severaug
signed BY Mayor Kabncisch himself
For water revenue. enaineer and labor, .,-,, :.
For coal and freight draft 1851 oS
Union street improvement draft 5.10s ol
For construction OF sewers and charge.
:. s'i',asoi %Sos al:,sss .pssiaea n 10
For traction"sepavins @ over sewer
and general expenses incurred in con- 80, :.
structon Of hudson avenue sewcrl DRAFT joSo' Do
g drafts sssosS 50
For construction, laying pipc, engineers
expenses. &C. for extension OF dstrlDu
hon. nra'. ioo14 70
Total. drafts. flU2slo Is
want 1t distinctly understood that ali our drafts
are made on the Mayor and Comptroller, with the
items specified as above and drawn IN this manner
in q form expressly suggested by Mayor Kalbncisch
himself and that at no time has the Board, or any
member OF it, or EN- ilOye OF the same refused the
Mayor or any CITIZEN asking in a proper manner
all the information about Our atfairs that they
have desired together With as full and free access 70
In regard to the charge that there is large num-
Der OF persons holding stnecures, nc sati:-l know
There are men employed who do not get to work
the very day they are put on. All OF these. how
ever, are necessary to keep the department. manned
as il ought to be for all emergencies. Whenever as
short time as month eapses without .
man on the payroll OF any department. find
ing work to DO 1 discharge bun. I have the
sole appointing power; appoint nobody who is not
actually needed Tor the WORK OF the department,
aud / discharge every month as many as are found
unnecessary to the WORK. Where so many are
needed OF cOurse there will be days when they may
be unemployed, throughout the year or month; but
no days when they are not likely TO be hceded and
liable to DO called on: and no week or month in
which they not employed the great majority Of
the time. AS fast as not.needed, too, they are as
have said, dispensed with, and their salary saved
70 the city. Slnecures, there are none In this de-
partmenC, and no double or dummy names.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
the BrookIyn civ Canvaa..

The Aidcrmanio Committee of Canvassers OF me
Brooklyn city ticket pursued their work until two
O'Clock yesterday morning, when they had the salts
faction OF knowing tnat their labors were closed and
tnat they had been sheltered from the storm during
the hours they were confined in the council chambers
The anxousy looked for results OF the canvass
showed that upon tue ticket but two democrats
were elected-Mayor Samuel 3. Powell and CITY
have r. A. SohrOe,ier for Comptroller, Nelson Shaur
man for Auditor. Lemuel Burrows for Collector OF
Taxes and Charles Philips, J0nh w. Jones' Jonn
Marshall and WILDER Ma0en, for Justices OF tae
Peace.
on the other hand, the Common Council. now
composed Of fourteen democrats and eight repuD-
iicans will stand next year fifteen to seven "a re-
publican loss OF one. The democrats have lost one
word the Thirteen.h) and gained two wards ttne
Seventh and Twenty FIRST.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
The Committee 81 F,fy vs.. Tho Committee a
Forty.


Tie sublotned communication from member OF
the Rink Committee, which was appointed last
month from among persons who are opposed 10
the incompetent, exravagant and corrupt course OF
the city and county onicias,u was yesterday ad-
dressed TO the chairman OF said committee upon the
subecf Oh the proposed anagamaticn OF that body
with the Election Fraud investigating Committee.
Tie document explains ITSELF
OF Pfy;- " ''
siRsa c.hgen Of Brooklyn Interested In political re.
.o.n protest lngs sc'cmnly and the name OF all my
Ieunm VINO are not POLITICIANS against the proposed
asdicaton W v2ur committee uf It's the
Comrec 81 Forty, ant ln support of ills rro,est I Am
read[ 70 maintain oy r!oos the following nro oost ons
Tnsf E nowithssnding the late election rsgds, the en-
uro repnocar uckct had been elected there would
nitke ~ Forty. -s -" - -
Tha, the COMMITTEES Of PNT ,he only true representa-.
I've 81 the ncnfarssn tarrsyers and honest voters OF
bookyn ana VA, shs. absDton the field 10 favor OF
,ns Nomin strr oi Fory ne suggested bv fr Dru will
pr suy Ola nagrAnt bregch reposed IN n by the
gotten ~ - o's''sH " 'o''
y That many Of the Pre- mnsnt and wealthy gentlemen
VINO suppot or compose tue COMMITTEES o Forty vapv
soiced ~ JOIN c Committee OF Ftfty thev de.
cned because the facnbers u the Committee OF FIFTY vera
not Ne wei known republican leaders OF this county but
simple citizens iae,pefeaced perhaps Tho ways of po
The ac0'ctAoce o MAJOR KLbocsca ~ hs ohsrmaa of