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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE OFF

I. FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH.
Good, reliable men. OF experience and approved
standing. arc invited to Ike application 70 US
act a. aGcnts for our machine. The Elliptic has
some OF the beet selling points of any machine in
ihe market, and we are willing to pay good men a
large commission.
All Inflammation, circulars and samples, win be
furnished. appIICatOn to
HOWARD EATON 4 CO. GenI Agents
AuguSI Is, lS7l-lm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

TT The Republicans are making a great
clamor over the frauds in New York, to de
vert public attention from the land. stealers
and tarid.rCbbers who have their headquar-
tiers at Washington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

The VIRGINIA Psychological ExHrBI-
TIoN.-ExtensiveP preparations are being made
for the great joint National and State Pomo.
logical exhibition to come off at Richmond,
Va, the 9th, Tth aud 9Th of September. A
letter from the Michigan State genealogical
Society informs the secretary Of the Virginia
Society that Michigan has engaged a car to
run her guests directly through to Richmond.
California, famous alike for its vineyards aud
orchards, will forward her quota of fruit land
it will no doubt be splendid in size aud va,
rieth) on the 22ud OF this month. Tho dole.
CATION from New York have already arranged
for an excursion to Richmond by way of the
Old Dominion line of steamers. From Vir-
GINA itself large quantity of splendid fruit
is also expected. President Wilder, of the
National Society, with the Boston delegation,
will arrive on the 5th.
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SCHOOL WANTED.

A YOUNG lady Of several years experience in
"A Teaching and With best Of references. desires
situation in Publle or private School Apply
At THIS OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

HOWE NIsehiEe Needles constantly on hand and
\ Ter sale, all sizes, by l.. DINKLE.
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CHARLESTOWN AC4DEMY.

THIs sehcel will be opened again on MONDAY.
z5Rs for tie Saholastis Tear:
For an English Scholar s3SOO
% - under IL yoars 5000
Latin SsOO
81 - Latin. Greek. or Preach 500
Payable Quarterly in advance.
have engaged as my assistant in the Eogiish de-
Partn'ent Me. Charles J. BsFry.-a Geutleman Who
has had much experience = teacher, aad who, I
feel assured, il, in all respects. highly qualified r
the office. CHARLES 3 kNIBIER
august "a 1871. Priocipal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

E9- What We have said (soys the Winches.
ter Tines of tho new departure plank in the
resolutions that passed the Ohio democratic
convention by default, and which in no way
expressed the convictions of the northern
democrats nor were really intended to pledge
them to the maintenance Of the two latest co.
called Constitutional amendments, is amply
borne out by many published protests from
individual democrats in that and other north
ern States, and by the almost united protest
of northern democratic journals. Thus speaks,
for instance, Col. John NJ. Cornell, in letter
to Judge Thurman, chairman Of the State
Executive committee:
"When tho Convention took upon itself to
declare that the democracy of this State re-
cognized as accomplished facts the two latest
(sO.called) amendments to tho Constitution,
and regarded them as no longer political issues
before the country, it stated an untruth.-
Nothing in politics, then or now, have more
affected the hearts and minds of Democratic
voters than these, there dcnominated dead
issues. 1.-THE Democratic party is moribund,
then its POlical priests may be allowed to
dictate to it confessions of its sins of their de.
ining But tkey have certainly made the
party to appear like the dying African, who,
when asked by his preacher If he was ready
to die, and whether he had forgiven his enc
mics, and especially his colored neiShbor,
between whom and himself there had long
been feud, answered: "If Pse gwiue TO
die, forgive him, but IT I gets ,rclI dat Oar-
key had better look OIt for himselE'"
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One Undivided Sixth part thereof.
FOR SALE, PRIVATELY.

EORTY Acres good Lfmesfone Land
Il siE G>res Of which y IN Timber, losateS - thS
Ka6etOUn 4 BlOOmery TuTnpike. near IsieFSa Mill,
B miles from ChaTIestOUn. TbeFe u good FTanoCs
HOuse the land ard the lOeafion - veil IftleSe
for Blacksmith SD WheeIWTight shops.
July IS Is7I-tL n. p. CHEW
A LSO. 100 A ores fret class Linestope Lad Al
n the farm Of the late Roger CbsU ~ uiles frorr
ChaTIesiOWny near HabletOWu & BIooGaeTV Turn-
pike. The Land u wntsFed By . Ennufra stneaTn
and three Springs IN Zoe state Of euItiVStioo -
has - acres Of timber. No fnsproVements b0i viii
e sod Uith - acres Of aOd a6jOining Wth improve
Aug -. lS5l-I RP CHEW
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Mill Property
AND
DISTIb61RE,
AND
FARM in Jefferson County, West Va.

pY virtue and under the = uthOrity Of a deed of
- trust executed by william J. Granular 20 John
J. GTRntham trustee for John G. ShiT lev, Josiah
Watson, and EphrAim Watson, on the % daV Of
May. 1870, in which deed the ndeTsigned was sub
Stituted trustee by order Of Cire Court
entered Al the last November term thereof, will
sell on
TUESDAY, September 5Lh, 1871,
a part Of the property conveyed IN said deed
Sc Acres of Valuable Limestone Land
more or less-lying one mile west Of Smith6eId.
formerly known as the watson hill Property,
lear The Smithheld. Winchester GAd Gera rdstOSn
turnpike. 81 miles from Cameron Depot on the W.
p R. r, (aNjOiSing the Iands Of Capt ReaTney,
and the Gilbert farm lately bought by Dir. Knott.
and the Iands of Thomas watson)-on which IL .
9 or rOOmS, Kitchen. Wing, MiIk-h oOse, Smoke
house. and other out buildings. and
NEW MILL HOUSE
on The smith6eid run, With pair Of BURRs, and
Never Failing Water Power Tor q - feet Wheel IS
BY 20 feet in dimensiOnss with extensive wing
eOntainingG
DiStilIery with all new Fixtures
altogether the most desirable country Mill Property
IN Jefferson County there being no other MiII IN
Sale TO be conducted on the premises, and 70
begin AZ 10 O'Clock, A. N.
TERMS Three thousand Dollar Cash; balance
IN Nine and Eighteen Months, with bOndS secured
BY deed Of tTuSt for deferred payments, and prop.
srty to be Insured by the Purchaser additional
security: DAN'L. B. LUCAS
July 25s 1871 Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

An HEAD Fat HOGS. in hne eond itioa. perfect.
tO ~ healthy. and will Weig b from 100 70 200 Ibs
Immediate application desired.
Aug. Is, Io7I-St. ROBT CHEW
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WIN. i. WILSON.

ATTORNEY AT Law,
CharlestOWn, Jefferson County, West Va.
WILL practice in the Courts Of West Virginia
w and Virginia.
August ~, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
MT. HAMMOND Farm FOR REFT,

nNE Of The Beet Farms IN Jeaersoa County far
" Rent. PersOns in WEnt Of this Farm en- renF
IL Tor one years. ~ the preasnt 5000 =
going West. For infoFmation aopIV fnaulrSi91.lyI
cs.rIs.tOwn. Auru.t 8. 81 = SCHULIz.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
CAUTION.

THERE has = good deal Of complaint been made
4 about boys running hOTses on Ihe streets Of
Ch!rlestOwn. to the great danger OF tire oitizens;
and aIsO' Of playing ball the thOrOu ghEaTcs.-
hereafter be punished il persisted in.
NATHAN MYERS
Aug. Is, ISTI-3t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

On Friday last six white men were
marched through the streets Of Raleigh, N.
c., incustOdy, on q charge of participation in
vigilance committee to break up q negro
brothel, and of whipping the female keeper.
The United States marshal marched at the
head of tho procession. openly armed and
with cOwhido in his hand, while the rear
was brought up by a party of negroes in
buresque "Ku'Klux" DISCUSSES.
- The Khedivo of Egypt has the creates.
private purse Of any individual in the world.
His personal wealth is said to amount to $780,
100000. He lives in new palace which
cost him SIS, 100000, and spent S25 ,OOO, 900
entertaining sixty thousand European guests
ut the Suez canal opening, paying for every
thing, including their washing.
DR.. W. II. Russell, the we'll known Lon>
don Times war correspondent, who was in
this country during our recent "Ob pleasant
ness" and made such n vivid pen,and.ink
picture Of the Bull Run retreat, has been
decorated by the Emperor William of Ger
many with the iron cross of the second class
aud the red ribbon. This honor was confer.
red as the reward Of his distinguished services
as correspondent from the German headquar>
tiers during the late Franco. Prussian war.
The Canadian Government has been in
formed that the Home Government will an.
point the Marquis of Lorne Governor Gen.
er0l of the CAnados, in place of Lord Lisgar,
who returns to England in few weeks. In
consequence, great preparations are making in
Canada for the reception Of the Marquis and
Princess Louise.
"A young man named Harrison, residing
in Philadelphia, August Goth, interfered to
protect his mother from the abuse of his in.
toxicated father. In the course of the alter.
cation he became frantic with rage, and ran
his father through with sword. He prompt
y surrendered himselftO the police authori-
ties, fully acknowledging the facts of the case.
Wilson Ager, poor Virginia miller, is
said by the Brooklyn Eagle to have received
over 5000, 600 during the past three months
from sales of an improved boiling apparatus
used in the manufacture of -four.
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ENSsR sa1.I nsasly comedy -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
NOTICE.

THE Auditing Committee will meet in Front
Royal on Thursday the 3Ist instant. All per.
sons having claims against the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company will have them properly auIhen-
ucAted and presented for settlement.
By order Of the Board.
THO. N. ASHBY,
Secretary OF 3. V. q. CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. S. V. Leech
Mr.. ROBERT NJ. EVAN and Miss MARY V,
WILLIAMS, all of Berkeley county
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TO THOSE INDRRTEn.

nURAeeOuntss nd Books are in the hauds Of CIeon
" Moore. Esq. IL not paid promptly will be placed
Ia the haOds Of an officer for COLLECTION.
AiSQUlTH WASHINGTON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A Administrator Of Charles II. McCurdy de-
"a ceased, hereby notify all persons Indebted 10
hIS eGtete TO make payment promptly. Those hnV
ing claims against the deceased will please present
S.w. WYSONG,
Aug. q, lS1l-4t. AdminisI FatoP.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

THE best ard most popular Fertilizer in use
Call At my Office and see certificates Of come
of the best Farmers in the VaIIey-fOr sale on the
most reasonable teTms by
EN-. AIsoUIrH. sa..
aug. ISII-5t.
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DIED.

On Sunday night 26th inst near DuAi.ld. D.,o,
IN this county Mrs. Kate HageIy wife of Mr. Geo.
II. HageIy aged about % yeGrs.
Atthe BlOomery Mile in this County on Sunday
August the 10Th RICHARD HESRY son Of Geo n
and sarah E. Turner aged one year seven month |;
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY.

C. D. MEG AuetiOueeT.
AuCuSt q, ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

A 5 AdminiItretor Of charI.s q. HIecurdy. 4.
n ceased, wall sell AZ his lats Nom
tain VisvS'' near KAhlstovns On
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OJO A LAS MEDlClNAS,
Antigua faru2acia Micard, dc + S. Alfonzo

Lnuimento asico. 81 eumatmo gotta door
toda da doo usandoo dice que
napoxno dlor de caaza untndoo en- Ia tene oenloo
desaparecata door.
uitaaoa del Aqua debe fatar ocadol
unx qua It's peea, las alrugas banquea dulc
flea @t1c hmpidez que nj 81 sol pueden aea
hgca Ia inventado destrnU los barros
Cd+ 3&so &c manohaa de la plel.
iOusrais tener inpio cutis Usad 81 de Venus
Eognerado del cabe haee ea cad usandoo
cabeo hasa edad avanad les
vent desu cse dc ugar de as
roma las acee door tocado de Las dsna cabaleros
Polvos Odonto egmos epeca linn
baquea dendua pierda esmae hncos
emedios Ia bOca.
Aqua Congrex Waiter conoo los fce. resua
dos que han oendo dc esas agoas On las aeccn dc
estornago c6licos nerviosos.
Pdorus purgsute depuavo t6nico anboo d
DIGESTION do esomag resfenmento intermediates
vosa gado abren e apeito ev;tan
ennedaG nseparables de la cad meda
70 q 1s MonseErato su lusCrucaoA
Pndoras bon Cookie antbosas Compound
pulsa la bills
uhas afeccone del ngado sueas
oen saa maa digestion t6mense
noches Iran eectes maavloeoa
Homeopat r2cbda directmene dc Hambgo Aemana bo-
min compeo g6bUos diucones hnuas esta
espachar las recetas de m me dcoehomea
natoe orove todos que necesen repueos
ipoo do Swan ehcaz cr6nlco
ronquera raqusmo especial en- las aecones de los
,ronquios de los pulmones
aab de rbano oddo eesza acee 10 Uacaao On la atec
so del pecno.
roo actuaro Anbsrger reconendado nerca
Gragas Dunand anenoagcas rob Laeceur ecora Anachu
de magnes do Dehut mostazs
o para sinamo Ppne sctorales especfcos tcdos
da pdoas Holloway drog yedicnaa
oe SO espenden por mayor precoa equaass%
Sc ha f6soo deu fatones Iarda do
cete de Inaza aqua e espenden 10 rfs gallon.
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FL BUEN GUSTO
San Francisco N1mero "a.
Francisco B. y BGrcel6.

udo recdo recenteene Fragatas oS H"
% Fseaaaa n Liverpool compado en- Epoca de gran ca-
pueden exg der
satecho pchoso undo a exeente de acucs
Etblecmiento orezco pues mis-
mecancas eos mamente bos ano por mayor
mo a los efecto sguenes: o,
Mseu6cs Rsgencas dbu coor 6mes Croydon
Cacos ho adon Dns bancos de ores
Flor Ho de SO 100 sou
ds superior cbo P.h0s co Atombra 6nas p va
algodon, cotes
Ratsta Obispo de sa Go de todos cooes escodoa
de metal dorado de todo u Camas oe
h..ro ' muchos artuos que sean
Puerto-Rico de de 1871 Is ~
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enteo lie
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de3 81 de "a IL la mad
Obeto
de cualquer pueen ete Waldo
las Anlas la TERRA rme Nco, Ooon quedndse donde
1uieran 81 8 gusan rebala de 25
pasagero para Crourg quear IS das
gun los gaers paeden queder Francis
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in de hero her5ourg Pa Plymouth L6pdes eba
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COMPANLA REAL
De Vapores Coreos Ingleses subvcnciorada
P0r Il GObiernO de s. M. b,

por puerto Smth6ma Eurap Terra 6rue
los dn. II 81 dc cada para Habana Meco y
los Eta los u idns e dia Is.
pa>eus De de feo Habana Puert rRco ienen
peen para oc@r aboro del para Europa en-
San.l5nasIo do la esoo n Ia IA los toman uS
bIate* San l!6nI*s, Ia 1tima
ESa oliiuo los OMAR jet} sno e la agehca &c
a lia ODnsuido EngG Puerto lA;o a>rdH
Ii sal t"m"io alb Ido ua2ar} un 10 = d4 fec:2"
Psecosaa masla les dc caa Sha
Los pasao' para Europa moeda toen Autas
media etpanoIa.
Seq40da o Eyeya dase May vueka pynNo oa@
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Cr@n linea de Vapores Franceses
De la Compania General Trasatlantica,
srvco drecto para hetes entire Europa las Anas
Ln intonia nea rasatanhca
de Saa Th6masS San N*zaire yesca|ae en Sananaer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18
unday School Speech by Mr.. COIfax.
r,,,,.1a A,,-,..l ~

ShANh'oi Aug uot l''
On Sunday evening last, at WinOna,
Vice President Colflx, who was guest
Of Senator Windham, briefly addressed a
Sunday School connected with the Con.
gregatlOnal church. lie said II was not
his intention on coming into Minnesota to
indulge in speech making under any cir.
CumslanCes, but when invited to say q
lew words in u Sunday school, hO could
not refuse, for among the hAppiest rcCOl.
lectlOns Of his life were those Of the time
he spent in m infant class to which hc
had been taken by his mother when three
years old. For some twelve years II was
hispivilGgG-and lie considered 1t great
privilGge-tO DO u teacher in q Sunday
school, and one Of the sweetest rewards
of his life was the assurance OF young
man, who was about TO enter the ministry,
that II was through hisinstrumentally that
ho had been led to that calling The speak.
or considered that the injunction Of the
Saviour to Simon Peter, "lced my lambs"
had come down to us, and II devOlved
upon Sunday School teachers TO realize
the responsibility that rested upon them
in dealing with immOrtals committed to
their care. lie dwet with much empha.
els upon the beneficial influence exerted
by the Sunday School in the home circle,
and upon society Nt large. II makes
children more tender, more respectful and
more obadient. Go 10 the prison, he said,
nS he had frequently gone, and ask tho
poor wrctChes behind the bars / they had
been brought up in Sunday School. Only
an occasional criminal will give you an
affirmative answer. Their school was
upon the streets and places where they
were cut oil from all moral and religious
instruction
Drawing his remarks TO close, he said
il was hardly possible that he would ever
see NIL these faces again, even II he were
to return to WinOna at some future time;
but before leaving lie wished to give one
or two sentiments to the young people be.
tore him, the sentiments, that II lived up
10, would brighten the restrospeCt as
they recalled their youthful days. The
first was TO be the masters and mistresSes
Of your tGmpers yourselves. Iasty words
caused more unhappiness than flowed from
any other source. The other advice was
never to ALLOW yourselves TO do an act in
private that you would blush to have ex-
posed to the gaze OF the world. FOrtify
yourselves against temptation from with.
out and siniulness from within, and you
will have laid the foundation for peace.
iul and happy life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18


il they come into power, ever consent to
tax themselves to pay pensions to the
Northern soldiers who took part in their
subjugatiOn, while their own are unprO-
vided for? tell you they will
not, and the power which will
justify universal amnesty will iusti.
iy pGnsOning rebel soldiers, and nut.
ting them on the same footing with
Union soldiers, and which would be n
greater cOncliatiOn than even general or
universal amnesty. And they will use
the same argument in regard Ia the
payment of the national debt. They
probably would not insist upon paying
the total debt, but would put Il in another
way, and refuse IL vote dollar for the
payment Ofthe national debt except on
the condition that the slaves of the
South be paid for Reverting to affairs
in Missouri, he SAID hc did not come here
to take part in any local trouble. He
would bring them out right. l want all
Republicans, regardless Of past differ
enccs, to rally for the great principles of
the Republican party. believe the
dominance of that party Is necessary for
the salvation OF this uOuntry. Whatever
may have been your opinions of that
party, 1t Is tonight simply a question be-
tween n Democratic and u Republican
President. There is no middle ground
for you to occupy. You are either upon
one side or the other. II you fail TO vote
on the Republican side II Is half n vote
for the Democratic candidate. | ask
you in view now OF these considerations,
to lay aside all your past differences, and
come together in the great contest which
Is now before you for the nominees of
the next National Republican Conven.
tion, whoever he may be Immense ap.
plause. do not believe 1t will nOmi.
nate anybody but good Republican, and
| pledge myself in advance to support
him, whether it be Mr.. Greeley or Mr..
Mr.. Trumbull or General Grant.
Prolonged cheers. voice" 90 for a
nigger." Mr.. MortOn-Well, / think
this Government would DO safer in the
hands Of n great many OF them than in
the hands Of any Democratic President.
lie thought Grants chance q little the
best ut present. He denied the assertion
That Grant had violated the Constitution
in the San Domingo matter, and defended
his action In protecting American inter.
csls pending tho negotiation Of tho treaty.
IlO opposed State sovereignty US taught
by tho Democracy, and said there was no
safety for the people as long As it existed.
There was no danger OF Capitalization.
Tho greatest idea Of the Republican party
was that OF national unity. II we ever
abandon that we are not nation, but
simply M aggregate Of independent
States Then we will in some why go to
pieces
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

"A fro at bloomsbury, Pa last night,
caused II loss OF $4,000 No particulars
ore yet received.
Victor Emmanuel has appointed Gen.
Count Louis Frederic Menenabrea, Atbi.
traitor on the part of Italy, on the Ala.
bama Claims.
"A severe storm Of wind, hail, thunder
and ruin, unrOOiing houses and doing other
damage, passed over Redwood, Indiana,
and Franklin, Ohio, Wednesday evening.
-GcOrge Aiking has been appointed
Collector OF Revenue in Nevada.
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, while
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Blair were moving
on tie Marion road, near Carbondalc, mi.
nois, the wagon tipped over, falling on
Mrs. Blair, crushing and killing her al.
most instantly. Mr.. Blair escaped with.
out serious injury lie is the owner Of
large Touring mill at Murffecsboro, Ills,
General George stoncman has been
placed on the retired list on account Of
disability and long and faithful service,
Tile time for making entries to the
grand regatta at Halifax, has been extend.
ed TO the 2lst inst. It's reported that the
Roche crew Of Halifax, who were last to
go into training for the race, will with.
draw
The City Council of Philadelphia has
sent subcommittee 10 New York for
the purpose of inspecting the boiler of the
Wcsliield, md reporting It's condition.
The town Of Winchester, Connect.
cut, celebrated its centenary anniversary
yesterday.
Judge Plcrrcpoint Is hvombIy men.
toned rs one Of the American Connsellors
at the Geneva conference. Parties inpn.
siton to be well informed on tho subject,
state that both Judge Picrrcpoint and
Hon. Jae. Wilson Of Iowa, have been ap.
preached on the subject 1t is conlem.
plated to send three c0unsellyr5.
The GIcnn's Falls(N, " Companyi
paper mill was partially destroyed by fire
yesterday morning Loss $4,000 in.
surej.
Fl, Iffi, i,,Hql Uiiptitl., ses Fuyi[ pus.