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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-31

These bonds are secured. first, by a F'rst Mort
gaze on The ltai.road it.eif its roling stock and
all equipments; second by First Mortgage on its
entire Land Grant. being more than Twenty Two
Thousand Acres of Land to each mile of Road.
, ne Bonos are free from United States Tax. the
iIihclpa and Interest 2re PAYABLE in tiold-thc
rircipal at the end of Thirty wears, and the In.
i lrrest sem iannnally. at the rate of SEVEN AND
I1mrhEE-TEN lis PER CENT. per mum.
They are issued in denominations of SlOO $500
$1,000. 5000 and Sl0,OO0 wy
inc trustees under the Mortgage are N.ssrs jaw
Cooke OF Phil.d elpha, and j. Edgor 1houpson
PRESIDENT of the Pennsylvania &, ntral kmroad
Company.
These Northern Pacific 73o Ponds will n, NIL
Times t before maturity, be recc vable AT TEN
PER CENT. PREMIUM Tor l, %. in exchange for
the Companys lands at their lowest cash price.
IN addition TO their absolute safety. these Bands
YIELD an income larger, we believe, than any other
lr-t.ciss security. Pcrsons holding nit d States
o. 2Vs can. by converting them INFO nthcrn Pa.
ciiic,, increase their yearly income onethiyd and
still have pc c'fectly reliable investment. 'N
HOW TO GET TIiEM.-Your nearest Bank or
DanRer VIII supply these Bonds in any desired
amount and of any need denomination Persons
wishing to exchange stocks or other tonds for
these, can DO so with any of our Agents. who will
allow the highest current price for ALL MAkkET
ABLE eECUKITiES
Those living in localities remote from Banks, NAV
send money, or other bonds, directly 10 us Inv ex
press and we will send back Northern Pacific
bonds at our own risk aud without cost to the IN
vestor. For further information, pamph t., mans.
c!c call ON or address the undersigned, or any of
inc banK, or Bankers employed to sell this loan
FOR SALE BY
James T. Brady e Co.. Hart Caurhey n Co y,
sonic Slvings Bank, Western Savings Rank, S Me
Lean " Co., Bankers, General Agents, PITTS.
~ GEO. II. BIssELL & co.. loca,
agents. petroleum Centre, Ra.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
DIED.

On Friday last. 7th inst, at her resldenee near
Duthetd's Depot IN Ihis county, Mrs Z. &. NELL,
the venerable and much respected eOnEOrt Of Lewis
EeiII. decd.
On Saturday last, after protracted illness and
accute suffering, Mrs. ELF AZ ETH WILLIS con.
SOTt of Thomas HIte WIltIS, Esq., OF this county,
aged about IS.
On Friday night last, ANNA ROLLING, infant
daughter OF John w. and Mrs. - Hurst of this
county.
Near Leetown, on the 3Ist of March, r. s. HECH-
ROTrE, con Of VIM. HeehrOtte, aged IL years, 10
monIhs aud 30 days.
On the let OF April, in Shepherdstown Miss EVE
LINE DUKE IN the cath year OF her age.
Near OArkeskiIIe in Berkeley county on Thurs
day last, the Both ultS, after lingering illness
which She bore with Christian fOTtiIude, Miss
RACHEL TATE at an advanced age.
Near Charlesrown, on the ID inst, JOHN WILL
LIAM MILLER, eldest son of John +. and Mary e.
Miller aged Is years, II months and day.
Tho deceased was young man of great moral
wOrth-A model. Some months since he Was an
humble Teniteut during the OF a revival of
Others he did not fully comprehend the subject Of
Tengion-wRsnOta altogether satisfied and therefore
did not connect himself With the church. But his
subsequent life demonstrated that his hcaFt vac
under the influence of grace.
short time before he died while his grandfather
prayed for him, he unIted with him ia e.dinE
his souI TO the keeping OF n mcTcIful Savior. flow
early has the Of hIs life nd the darkness
the grave settled upon him. Let hope that ne
more death, neither sorrow nor weeping. May c cd
who rumtOTteth the afflicted, greatly comfort the
afflicted family who mourn The death OF tLis young,
man. E
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
DAVIS VS.. BUTLER.

The discussion in the Senate of the L. s.
over the Ku-Klux bill reported in pur-
suance of Grants Recommendation, has given
rise to animated debates, some feelings thrusts,
and if we may judge from the harshncss of
language, no little bad>feeling. For instance,
last week, Garrett Davis of Kentucky, made
speech, in reply to the many charges
against the South, and denounced all the Ku.
hIux stories AS COTTON up by POLITICAL scuun>
dres and rufiaus to make capItlI for the re-
publican party and oppreSs aud degrade the
South. jus, before he concluded, Gen. But
Ter entered the Senate chamber, aud the seat
of Mr.. Thurman, ON the democratic eide, ad-
joining that of Mr.. Davis being vacant, he
seated himself therein, aud directed his gaze
full IN the face OF the Kentucky Seuator-
This stare o: the Massachusetts member seem.
ed TO exa.perate the Senator, and he grew
nervous and excited. When he closed his
speech he set down, looking Gen. Butler
steadily in the face, the latter returning the
angry gaze of the Kentucky Senator with one
just defiant. This was kept up at least q
minute, and Mr.. Davis finally arose from his
chair, and was heard to say by Senators near
him, What do you mean by attempting to
bruWbeat me in that way.I You are a id
scoundrel, slr;' (adding, after pause,) YES
SIR, l repeat it; you are ID scoundrel, sir"
Mr. Butler replied, IL don't know you, sir;
don't care for you, and don't want to speak
to you" At this juucture, Senators had fears
that there might be personal collision in the
chamber, and Mr.. Wilson, in compliance with
a request made to him privately by Mr.. Cas-.
serly, came from his seat on the other eide of
the chamber and interposed. Mr.. Davis then
resumed his seat, and Mr.. Butler after looking
in another direction for n few moments, rose
and went over to the republican side, aud
shortly after left the chamber.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
CARPET.BAGGERS.

The New York Heraid, in an article on
"The Dangers and Opportunities of Parties, !"
pays its respects to the miserable tribe of car.
Pet-baggers who infest and poIlute the South
in the following expressive language
-" We can readily imagine the bad feeling
which the presence of crowd of carpet bag
gers-Nankee pedlers in politics-would
create among the Southern people. 1t is the
most natural thing in the world that they
should mistrust and detest them. Suppose
that the same class Of fellows were to come
into our Northern States from the South to
poke themselves into all our public offices to
NEEDLE with our domestic affairs; to interfere,
for examplc-it we might strain a point
with the inherent right of Connecticut to
manufacture wooden hams if she can find
market for them or should they crowd around
the polls in our own city to dispute our es-
tablished privilege to vote early and vote often,
would not every one of us feel Ku Kluxy,
and desire to see the scamps and their carpet.
bags sent back across that imaginary but his
tOric line known Mason aud Dixous?"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
TRUTH WELL EXPRESSED.

The New York Post, one Of the leading
Republican journals of the Empire State, thus
gives expression to ats adherence of the legis-
lation now engrossing the Congress of U. s.,
aud if carried into effect clearly showing
what are the Interior designs of the Radical
party
''The country cannot afford any longer the
strain of bad and mischievous legislation
We have gone as far towards Capitalization as
We dare go. Exclusive and unequal laws
have done their evil work in the Southern
States, till now, six years after tho last shot
was fred, the South is still in turmoil, aud
Congress continues to neglect its proper work,
IN order to frame new restrictive aud penal
codes for the States which need only to be let
alone, with all inequalities aud restriction re-
moved, to return to peace and order. Mean.
time the Southern disorders make OppOrtu.
nifty for the secret enemies Of the Constitution,
for men of boundless aud reckless ambition,
to prepare the way for the overthrow of our
system of government. Doubtless many men
IN Congress act ia ignorance, and out of mo-
tive1 of humanity and generous regard for
those whom they believe weak and injured.
But behind those stand other men whom no
one imagines to be humanitarians, When no
one suspects to act in ignorance who COM
prehend but too we'll the drift aud meaning of
the unconstitutional aud centraIiEing legisIa-
ton they urges who are preparing revolution,
fostering aud increasing disorder, accustoning
the people to violent measures aud rcpressive
legislation, to force bills, and standing armies
in time of peace, because thus their hidden
plots of ambition can be realized; because
every day which sees their ruinous policy
continued brings nearer the time when they
may snatch supreme power, crush liberty, de.
strOy the safeguards of the constitution, and
make themselves masters of the nation
THAT is the real meaning of the Ku, Klux
legislation. Its promoters are the enemies of
the Union, the ha;ers of liberty, the secret
Plotters Of our ruin as a free people. They
will not succeed; for the people cannot long
be deceived"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
MARRIRD.

March 18th, at LOmbardy Grove Meeklenbur1
County Va. the residence OF the brideis fatheT
Gen: }. D. IMBODEN and Miss ANNIE IL LUCK
On the 9sth uit., az the Parsonage. IN siiI,wood
by Rev. T. b Shepherd, Mr.. LEWIS YASHINCS-
TON GORDON 20 niiss EARY c. SMITH, beth of
Warren county.
Dc the Both OF March, In AIiddletOvn. Va, in
the ". z. Church, BY the Rev. David Harris Mr.
JAMES n. CELLiEGERtO Aiiss ANNIE C. CHIP
LEY, all Of MiddIetown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURES.

This body, after q session unusually pro-
lOuged, aud at \ cost to the State of $780,
600, adjourned on Friday week. The En-
quirer in noticing its dissolution, says:
ats claims to high consideration would
scarcely stand the test Of close analysis or
searching criticism aud. therefore, we prefer
to generaliEe; aud looking upon il as = whole,
aud with hasty glance, We admit that it was
quite as respectable and able u representative
assemblage as We could have expected under
the circumstances. There were many very ex-
celleut men in both branches who we're in
every respect worthy the high reuown of the
Commonwealth, and who, by their intelligence,
ability and good department, won the esteem
of the people, aud have entitled themselves
to the confidence of their constituents but
while We thus render to them this proper
need of praise, candOr cOmpels us to say that
there were some who fell far short of fulfil
ling the measure of their too ambitious aspi-
Tations.
"While there are many who left US yester.
day whom We shall be glad to welcome back
next December,-and whose constituents we
trust will return them to us,-still there we're
too many whom we shall grieve ever again to
see occupying seats in either House. For the
sake of the good name of the State, as we'll
as the well-being of the people, and their
moral, intellectual and material advancement
aud development, We beg to be spared another
such affection"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SAcRAAESTAL SERvIcE.-CommunIon service in
the Presbyterian Church. Cnariestown, on Sunday,
April 10th. Preparatory GervIecs begin on Thurs
day evening, 18Th.
Co The Lord 'ssupper will be administered in the
Presirytc!ian Church, IIArPcr's Ferry, on the Ith
Sabbath, 23i day OF this month. Preaching Sat
urday (22nd, , atII AN. w. 4. DvFrOz.
o. Rev. r. WILLIAMS will preach St KabIe-
town ON Sunday. April the 18th, II o'clock. a.
M. and at White House At 3 o'clock p NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
A DILEMMA,


The Philadelphia Age, by way of illustra-
ting the embarrassment in which the ilustri.
Gus statesmen of the White House has invol.
we'd himself, presses one of odd Abe's" Jokes
into service, remarking that MIR. Lincoln
used to narrate the adventures OF a Yankee
man, who, to escape from the horns of an
irate bull, seized the tail of the animal, aud
then exclaimed wont somebody help me to
let 60 Of the tarnal critter' This will shortly
be the condition of General Grant. and the
San Domingo bull. lie will need assistance
to let go the tail of the animal"
Eag- Practically, the military situation be-
fore Paris has undergone no change Of conse,
queuce, hut is hourly becoming more alarm
ing. The proposal of NJ Theirs to treat has
served only to renew the hopes Of the Com
mune. whose forces are rendered stronger and
holder. There is perfect reign of terror in
Paris. The prisons are crowded. churc hes
and the houses of aristocrats are pilIaged, all
the priests have been imprisoned, and uunum-
bered murders take place.
Eg We invite attention to the adver-
tisement of Z. FRANK GALLAuER, Esq, of
Washington, offering his services for the pros
ecution of Soldiers and other claims against
the government. Being the son of John S.
Gallaher, ESQ, who is thoroughly conversant
with the records of the departments and per-
sonally acquainted with the facts on which
many Of the claims of our citizens arc based
no better opportunity can offer 10 secure the
awards of Justice than through the means of
Mr.. GalIaher, jr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11

IA The Secretary of the Treasury reports
that there is due to the government from de-
fauItlng collectors of internal revenue C,hree
hundred in NUMBER nearly tweuty-One mill
lions of dOllars!! Only fifty of these have
been sued on their own bonds What an ex-
hibit!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11

,~ E. Willis Wilson, Esq, will please
accept our acknowledgement of n copy of the
"Message of Gov. W. f Stevenson. with &C.
companying Documen is to the Legislature of
West Virginia, Session of 1871"
sGen. F. p. Blair, United States Senator,
has agAin favored Us With public documents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11

- ~ auo omen.
DY virtue OF the above stated Execution. ;..,.A
ID from the Circuit Court Of Jefiers.,n (,,rDtV n
will proceed 10 sell on
FRIDAY, he l4ah dog Of -AprR. 1871.
at ''BlaksISy.'' the TeSidepee Of R. b yyn,hi,S,o.
the following deeeTibeu properly. to- VII:
tWO-horse Cafriege aud HarueS;
lSpring Wagon,
good Mares and Horse;
Colts-one and two year old;
Cows, Ball aud yearliug Calves:
10 ShOats, 600 lbs Bacon, ana 100 lbs,
Lard
l four.hOrse Wagon and sets Harness:
Wheat Far, Corn Shelter and / pair
Grain Ladders;
] 'hree-horse Plough and Harness;
10 bushels Potatoes Barrel Vinegar:
20 bbls, Corn, 100 head Cabbage
Cooking Stove and fixtures;
Sacks Salt;
4 COunterpaines, dos TOWELS, aud 10
Napkins;
Lo; OF Demijohps and B"ttlcsy
y Cut Saws, &c, &c, &c.
TERMS; Cash, until the Execution of C,,,oii,
90 days will be given sums OF 8 10 nd upInr6"
with Negotiable note payable at Natiopnl b,0L ~
MArtinsburg. well endorsed No pTopeTIy - -
removed until settled for - ~ -
Sale TO commence 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
7. w. POTTERFIELD
late Sheriff Of Jrh. Go,
April {. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
A PROCLAMATION,
By the Governor.

conf r:nity With Joint Resolution No. Is. Of
the Legislature, adopted February 18th, 1871 ,
notice - hereby given that election will - heIg
- every place OF voting within the State Of Wet
virginia. on the Fourth Thursday In AprIi. 1874 e.
being the 9th day thereof to ascertain the sense
OF the qualified voters the ratification rejection
OF the fullwNIg proposed Amendments the Com
Stiution of the State sUosritute for Section
OF Article three thereof, namely:
The male citizens Of the Sta shall be entitled
TO vote al all elections held within the ClectIo die
tFcts ia which they respectively reside; but per-
son who i a minor, OF unsOunn mind. pau
per. who IL under conviction Of treason, felony
or bribery in election, or who has not been
resident Of State for year, and Of The county
which he offers vote for thirty days proceed
ing surh offer. shall be permitted TO while S7ch
disability continues"
For this purpose. Supervisors and InGHeetoFs of
elections through the Stale, directed open
polls 1T their TesFecTiTe place. Of voting the
dry HfOresAi5
10 testimony whereof have hsreun'o set
my hand. and caused the Great Seal Of the
State to be affixed, At Charleston, this the
CssGLl 18th day OF March, 1871.
JOHN J. JACOB.
By the Governors
J. N. PHELPG,
Secretary Of SEGLS.
ApTil {, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
PEW RENTS.

THE Pew Rents Of the Presbyter:an Cbur=h ere
APTiIS, H7l-St. CLEOS MOORE
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SOLDIERS AND OTHER CLAIMS.
SUMMIT POINT DEPOT.

Now RECEIVING AND OrENING the beet
~ selected SHd cira poet %.
STOCK OF G3ODG,
VIC have ever offered sale, would resp-ctrsfv
call the attention ~ our ru-;utu,r- VT, arc IA
want Of good GOODS, at REDUCED FutcE-, Ia ca
and 'SIIuiuc our stn, X. We d, not. hu~ Cvr- Of
fer ''iue old Laurel ~ les fh,r rorg for
but VIC VIII toy and meet 'hc vie Ns OF
on that article We wi!i S-ll ~ our goods aIra e. {
the owe-t prize they sud ~ r. " aui rsilrzt
m'Tchnnts. All We ask, -, tor friends aud ti.-
public TO give ia n call and examine oar stock
HILLARY, WILSON 4 JOHNSON
Pm. Al
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICE,

THE O. l. c. Boot and Shoe House will ,...iv.
-. theiT New stock Of SPIIng and Summer Goods
VI ~ ~ 2, t ;t EeeE- HAMBURGER.
W GIVE the Hb0Se hoSSe a call ana YOU Will md
oaI rams aHd the best city made work.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11

~ The Ku-Klux bill, shorn Of some of
its most barefaced violations oC the Constitu,
ton, and thus made palatable to weak, kueed
Radicals, passed the House Of Representa-
tives on Thursday-and vas sent to the Senate
where it will no doubt be endorsed by strict
party vote. Even in itS modified form. says the
Bait. Gd=etIee, its atrocious designs are ap-
parent on its face. 1t provides for an assump-
ton of authority which every honest iurist,
in the better days of the Republic, would
have Indignantly denounced Three of the
worst features of the Shellabarger bill are re-
tanned. These are: First-The grant of
new and hitherto unheard of powers to the
Federal District Courts. Second-The au-
thOrity given to the President to overrun, and
overaWe, any State, or part of State, with
Federal troops and militia, without regard to
the State authorities, and in fragrant violation
of the Constitution. Third-The delegation
also OF authority to suspend the privileges of
the writ of habeaS corpus, in contempt of re-
Peated decisions of the Supreme Court of the
United States, declaring, emphatically, that
Congress alone has power to suspend the priv
ileges Ol1le writ, and cannot, in any case,
delegate that power to another. with the OBJ,
ton of using it or not, as he may think props
er.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11

III The Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, of Con-
necticut, who who was in the Cabinet Of
Abraham Lincoln from first to last, and who
now declares that he is 4 Republican, is out
In strong letter against the policy pursued
BY General Grant and the Radical party, to-
wards the States and people of the South
He declares, eff the people of the States re-
sPectively cannot make aud execute their own
laws, but are to be governed and controlled in
their local municipal affairs by a central power,
then American Democracy and American Re
publicanism are mere shams and delusions"
He also deuOuuces the plea of necessity set
up by the Radicals as an excuse for their acts,
and says that this is always the tyrant's plea
for crime, oppression and wrong.
ES The Baltimore american proposes
that Congress shall "annex Santo Domingo,
make Frederick DOUGLASS the first Terri
torial Governor, and the freedmen of tho
South will have q sure haven to fly to from
their prosecutors. A few dollars will carry
them aud their families from any southern
port to the island, aud an axe and hoe will
soon make more comfortable home for them
than that which they have left, whilst the fruits
of the forest will maintain them until the earth
brings forth its rapid yield"
Well go for annexation, says the Richmond
Dispdtch, on these conditions.
'bV Senator Blair truly says, that the broad
issue now made before the country sis, whether
We have, or are to have, Federal Union on a
constitutional basis, or an absolute Govern
ment, with power in the hands of those who
possess it to prOlOng its own existence iudefi,
nitely."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11
WANTED AGENTS.

~ ~ h-FlNE TO tWo huAdrsd doIIars pr1
i.1n'h eNery where, male aud f"nsIv. 20 intro
i'E "s,HIhr. lie mss hiUe III Ftttoh hem,
I'I' TUCK bind braid, cord. quit Aud rr ~,
n me- s"ftti'f ihHnhcrs PTC- only as FtIly
NhifNnini Tor I'VE y"ars. We will pay ; OOD IL
N"s ina iine That !" 10 -r@ strsn,sr more beHu
hINl" or more "iArnr s-IIu than Que Il IDs kes 1bo
'Hts-'iG i"Sk sutrh." Every s--ard s,itcI, cor ~
'u.' SUI ''iI TIC rIp cannot he puiicd art Uith-
Uu' taL,IE II We pay Hr"uis 5 40 to 5 2OJ PER
iiph'h hhH tEpcurrE, or communication fTurn ,vhi-h
t"ire that amount eau BE- ma ir ~
f"f |'fIgiHrs md Terms. apply to or addresS
+2e spruce street. PbiiadrI7 hia. Pc.
CAvTIoS-Do not be inposod upon by ofh,,
rNril'- Palmi"g 'h WORTHLESS cHst iron t,i1rbiurs
under ih" sam" usn'cur utir~I wise OuTs il 1bro0t1
genuine aud I"s!iy pracii, Al ,Lesp HUE uSnu
April I. / TI-3n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-11

"a The Court House question is still uu-
decided so far as the matter of Injunction
against its removal is concerned. The case
was again argued before Judge Hall in Mar
tinsburg Wednesday LAST, and we learn
that his Honor indicated his intention to rem
der decision on Tomorrow. So we must bide
our time and hope for luck in leisure.
E9- The Shepherdstown Register states on
authority of VIM. a. Chaplain, Clerk, that
Judge Hall will hold A pril term of Court in
that town, commencing on to-day. No jury
cases will be tried, but motions and Chancery
causes will be tried by consent of parties
We are inclined to thiLk this is all bosh, but
if not, it will be Court without suitors.
~ The appropriation for current expenses
of the State government OF Virginia this year
amounts to 81 100000 The funding bill
recently passed aprropriates 100000 for
the payment Of interest on tWo>thirds of the
State debt on the lst Of next January. The
taxes will only yield to the treasury this year
sl.TOO,OOO, and the Wig wants to know
where the rest of the money is to come from,
Ia Judge Carter, of the District Of Co.
lumbia, has refused to honor requisitiOn from
Governor Caldwell, of North Carolina, for
Bergen and Kirk, who commanded Holden's
militia. There is also a requisition in Wash.
ingtOn, from North Caroliug, for Holden.
IA 1t is now considered at Washington
dislOyal for any Southern Governor to tele-
graph that his State is tranquil and free from
ViOTence.
E WIZ. ruA
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ATTENTION, FIREMENI

vi. Fire Company viii meet AT the Stone School
House GA T"urs'!ay night next, 9Th ret. All
April :, 1871. The PRESIDENT.
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IA 1t is now considered at Washington
dislOyal for any Southern Governor to tele.
graph that his State is tranquil and free from
YiOTence.