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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
Sudden Death of an Entire Family in
North Carolina Foul Play Suspected
Dairn., Roi,,o. Cnornhod Enr,

-FOlSOn Being SeaTcueu FOr.
From gentleman who arrived here
yesterday we learn that an entire family
IN Faison'S township, Sampson county,
died very recently under such peculiar
circumstances that the neighbors have
suspected foul play, and have therefore
taken measures to have the matter
thoroughly Investigated. On the even
ing of the 7th instant Mr.. Exum Morris,
the father family, was taken suddenly
very i'll with burning pains across his
stomach. He rapidly grew worse and ex-
pired the next day. On the 9th Mrs.
Macinnie Morris, his wife, aged forty,
also died, having suffered in similar
manner. On the llth child named
Ruth, daughter of the above, and aged
only eighty months, was taken i'll and
died, and on the 18th Charles, son of the
above couple, and aged four years, also
died.
There were natural grounds for sus-
plclon and the stomachs of the two child
rem were taken out and brought to this
city and given in charge of Dr. D. NJ
Bule, for the purpose of making an analysis
of their contents
Mr.. Morris was an old and highly re,
spected citizen of Dupliu county, and the
sudden decease of himself and family has
cast deep gloom over the surrounding
section. The neighbors, in general, be-
lieve that the entire family were poisoned,
and there are strong suspicious, we un.
derstand, of those who committed the hor-
rihle decd Wilmington (N. " Jour
,UI
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12

A french chemist asserts that if tea be
groung like coffee before hot water is
poured upon it, it will yield nearly double
the amount of its exhilirating qualities.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12

A Dubuque husband cut off his wife s
hair when she was asleep, and purchased
a jug of whiskey with it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12

On Thursday night Mrs. Amanda
Spence, colored woman, was murdered
at West Chester, Pa, it is supposed by
James BurreIl, colored, who was arrested
short distance out that town.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12

The directors Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad are said, by Boston paper, to
be worth Individually Sl50,000, 600.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12

Praire chickens, partridges, turkeys
and deer are said to be very plentiful this
season In the West
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12
Administrator Notice.

Estate of George Rilbernd, late of Ross
township, decd
Letters of administration upon the Estate
of George Rilbernd, deco having been
granted to the undersigned by the Register
for the probate of Wills, &C., in and for the
county of Monroe. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make payment
and those having claims or demands against
the same, to make them known without de-
lay, to
LAFAYETTE S. RILBERND,
Administrator
2. o., Saylorsburg, Pa.
Sept. 2l '7l-Gt
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12
TIE CITY TO BE REnruT.

Nta meeting Of the business men, to-day,
. s,,iri+ was manifested to at once set to work
+, Tebuild the city and restore business.
is night comes the want of gas in keenly
e,lt and there are few candles in the city.
Very great fears Of t. outrages by thieves on
the West side are felt on every hand. Gen:
Sheridan, who has been hard worker all
through the fire, Is still calling for troops
from different points to keep order All
Lpssiness and work is suspended, and every
one is intent on first securing something to
eat and place Of shelter.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12

80. which had surrounded them before
n'.,.0b lIa,. had discovered their peril. An i'm
yasa lnga number of people are missing, and a
mgt~ol .rol intelligence office has been establish
CJ",b u where the names of all missing ones are
ci Even to the police.
T,,rontv-three dead bodies have been taken
! station-house ON the North side. At
.Io 10 " n,esent time it is impssible to identify
the bodies
Women in the pains of child birth, and
tents who have been moved from beds Of
,i.o'. i.onss 70 save their lives which at the best
l..,'n SC~,l nearly spent, were all exposed to the
,;n n:, of last night, and the cold raw winds to-
La," i,r " Several deaths have occurred at
4':, ;,coln Park, and three women have
il,rnngbt children in the world only to die. :
RUofbrr night must be spent in Lincoln
1,,l, and brick fields at Divison-st., and yet
ether and another. All trains are loaded
q, .''f fb;r fullest capacity, taking people away
,,.ba n ~ in many instances, have no place to 60,
W. W. fbey cannot stay here and every train is
.5Ii@ad to leave five times as many passen-
"a ,.l,.s as thev take away. Every precaution
fos baan taken by the authorities to guard
.T, .f'. neopIc tonight, and of the morning
INES ,nn without robberies and murder they all
Will thank God, and go forward with cour-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12
Ayers
Cherry PeCtoral,
For Diseases CT the Throat and Lungs,
such rs Coughs, Colds, Whocping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries OF modern
science, few are OF
more real value TO
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. 4 vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, hss
shown that it does
surely and eilectuallv
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12

MS ACTION BEFORE THE CONVENTION
HOW he SQUARED HIS ACCOUNT WITH
THE CuURCH-HIS LAND SPECULA
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-12
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markablc cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to etfectualy purge out the great cor-
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofllous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures many of which are publicly known,
of ScrOftIla, and all scrolulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOnS, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BIOtches,
BOiJS, Pimples, PustuleS, Sores, st.
Anthony'S Fire, Rose or IIrySipe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum Scald
Head, RingWOrm, and internal UI-
ceratiOns of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other com
plants, to which it would not seem espcci-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy. DySpep-
sia, Pits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhRa, when they are manifesto
tlons of the serofhlous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorcr of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listlcss Ian
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease of
lilc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

matter to the Judicial Committee of her Majestys rrivy
Council: thus delaying a settIclcnt and necessarily
pOstpohmI INDUSTRIES and ARRANGEMENTS OF great import
anre, when were based upon the assumption that tie
award womb ne mai, as u matter which must cause
general disappointment inasrnuch such measures
zion TO thc award should he urged inainy technical
grounds IN consideration that intenscs the f rlh:
OF regret which the long interval ~ inartiOn
VIII be certain to create The people OF Ontario.
Veidihe thc award a. rendering them no mote
than bare justice I'm relation to the matters
In dispute had hoped that all questions between then
ana 'helr sister Province Of Quebec had dcntc,
ADJUSTED he apIrehcnds that they only Will be
anne 'oNcw nc present with Indifference hut that
th"y VIII not fail TO in II we'll grounded cause fOr
arntlatio should revive those political and sectional
sr' which Tor years prior to the Confederation had
r"aigertd the peace and qnet oi cobiron country.
III II matter " history that the general acuicsccLre
ny rptr canada III the scheme o confederation WIS, III
great measure brought about in Ia" hope hat these
siilts would he thereby layrd ami forever settled II
III inns Ttelec the people Of Ontario doomed IN he
disappointed, 1t will he owing 10 act OF hcirs but TIE
responsibility and consequences likely To ai-c from "a
revival OF the old sectional disputes C past years must
rest un"n Others.
The liberal measures of the last session for improving
brought into TIE most ucCcsiu suggest
III view ~ IN" rdpldN Decreasing G.adUd for trained
t''hTN. That increase facilities siud hc afforded tao
Young people dcsli"us Of qualifying iln m>clvrs lie
ante ipdrS great RESULTS ttVn the s"nO 81 teen
n"oGA shortly 10 hc opened Tor preparing skilled
"nginccIs de- The emigration t. The P1yinc" within
III" psi TWO years. resulting from wisc expenditures
has "tn very satisfactory. ARRANGEMENTS are IL
r>> Ter the cStai snct Of school ~ agriculture.
'"'hh-Sio ha> irtn appointed WITH "a view |" Hsgtt
"'lir"l md ircdS di,patc1 AZ id''r',. lie ,or~ oi
iIN e.. Amy.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

.,yt Hi\n 1liE o\TniJO 1917 y. I'll
SPEECH or IIrI 1.-'.CN. EoWLA>D.
Torn>rU, Onta.io, Dee. S.-Ilcr;.-t n'. How =
ord formally opened ihe OntAIi" Legislature ',tcr!
g, -, ,,, Win thr us,i, 'ccnoIr. Tine Lirii.
co,.r,vr IL hiS speech att 1t thai Gur',s 10 3" ri"d IN
tho h.inr, Of he Mn ,iJ' No. An r'''m p,-- s'rns
RAN hr foa.i rcc"i%'d "ord't"ii "i ri'"muEh nl'
as ire, io.c; a,h l.. t"i'i"ir. 'horh' ~ i;'ra'
l., ram. ,ti,i.lr M ~ - Ia f'u.' al -
're ,. c,I,.r, '; ,iriar - III. im.a y Ii,tciil
I'. l.. .,o .....,...
81, ,:, rt'i''s. nj 'Un'i 'r il F''. ~ ~" ''''
i,,. t tr'.ifC I:'ii. .i'' - ~
49,, ne, ,,.,, T.. Ihc h Titi ~ '"I - az '" "
nm, "a. r!, 81 i'."i ,.;', l"'''' ''' " '' 10 w
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tLlL Srl,NiCE EifOnH.
r.:ntr,I,., on SENATOR EDuUNn>> 81

r:,tI.I - or SENATOR EDMCNu>> Ell.
Wh;lIISGTnN. Dee. tp-fhr 'ill introduced
Is .t.,r T., uu. j. .n,r' HE 'ir Service 90 the
Tif.C =. Z. aDG Irot'or it, eli 'iCnr5, ~ MIDI, that
l ~ Ter i Ir ri, 81 risIi lecr- n III" scvrrI,
d. rf'ir't.> OF ID ,,tYi.c ii tie l"' state. except
,,ti .,r u,! sic, u,i arr hv law required Ia
no app 'iutri Icy ~ rTr-d"t BY arl with The consent
If mo senate saru Ia made from th",c pers"ns who
III ,vn 90 iour' tho hrt lGr'iird Tor IA" perform
ant # lie i.tjt. rf il cirs 10 whIch s'n appoint
III IT. 10 lie '1rN, in "lJn aud t"i~fItNFt X'
nhtltin:, 70 !" rcl.rcr( - ltr>,Ii'rh lro'Inion
n,,r The ap,in,W"at y 10" Pres dent. ly ana whh
IN. usut rad Oi tr srlair nf boar! oi fhtF"
tGIIui Y''p TO hold H. !" ui"s ioi '' il
,,I NV. .Dnn'r removed hN thr ilr>tDt
", and WITH the ,lvtco rousru' oi the senate, di"ns
Nbott dniies snail D. The follnNiu.
FIRST: 10 r.sc.bc the Iaal jcaions rc0ni'i'r Tor an
am pi, men, t. Zach hiarh .H grad" ~ ihc r!l ser
yl,r. having TeI,Tt to The tuc"'"r ra, 'ihddatr ~
r.D t0 J;r hr..ith character k o@r'p" ana aDt!,
f,r tie branch rNi, into which lie seeks 20 enter
ScrJtd 20 iur The cain nation ~ FL p r-on-
t)i.ll under this act who tr-rl themselves TOR
,Iu ls,!Sn !uiu The civil service. The applicant who
s III !l,t oIt'r or merit ou the In 81 rhos" v ho
hive a.,u N, examination Tor Any particular branch,
mud crude Of the civ +.rvrr shall have the preference In
appJpt 1T tlc. hrincb. and grade and ~ on IN the
or ll o. rr,,fauc" ia e>pinn atoms, Ia the mnintiu
4, zee - M RI .r' by The A",ri.
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Erruilican principles are making progress
Ia tr; al, c-pc,Iaiy III tie inG" ~" - - H'''! :"
,h.,l, il, pa II, a. c.upr iaN' h'cn "'i".''nrh'
\ ,iru3i;t!lnn of students pr serted an AL
are - T., w. Til e. At Versailles. q" III ?t Ill ~ N"'
~ Eo..rl thn condemned Communist tc""i' 't' t'
ir ..o ut riu>'d 4" .r0ivc H. S'n ,ut 100. III ''
rnnlu .nly ur,iLiicr the Ini'ir'i "i i'c'''i'
Accounting to Il Telegram tr"ih toHetanili"-
ul, fn. lr.nc AZ oi Russian sgns j. atih CHARMING
f,c r,u,r MnntcncrIo and rcrVia are now fLd I" !"
c,u,rin., il, m lIrr, - the N"ilcu I'oa"r ana Il"
ndNc r.,ciN'd lf"iI bti A"It'' va INV" ''''e '
othcT JIii' r!.
The. reason assigned for the indefinite Sn--
p,u.ou of Lc Rogvi. Vrtor Hugo i"nlpai. was for
nu, iny art iclr. Insulting the shI'I"rtrrs al "rdes
ana xctu:c t. the haired and contempt of military
u,>t,cr" corrc-p,ndcn! says NJ. 1lier> a'is The
,i,. ,rt ,,ut only in little things. He puts uI' his
oulJcrs and urnks from the responsibility mt para
,c from .,iI.rtr povcrhc signing 81 drati sentences
hut in little things he j. It dnoi"rlni" i"uIs NV
or Napoleon l." However. ih' tH'n''' ". Nv '"' T.,
deined Communists shows tha' nc IHA nIp' III "''"
to the a. Nirciity OF sisuing even d'htiwhrf"hts'
A meeting was held ut Duwch, near Len
, England ON the 9Th uli 10 consider The claims &"
WOMEN to educaou,I ciiowmcht- The rn"ir wa fafeh
las ur e. g EouuJ,I and there also prrscit Mir.
r.v ,nc Of fine candidates for tn Lob Ton
,rhoo) Board Lord T.. Fitznauric' NJ. L.; VI. a. t..
nic,, Npstrr of Duyich Cole 50; the K.N MI Bri'
,ll.i, al the Blue Coat School ma obrrs ~ H"i'"h
q, r. nnyed AMI uI niinui>ly adOfrj maj u" i,e"i
.i.r Of irirdlc cdncaiion ~ W ~ y, "
il, and aIouDh L0udDm Of ny nch"i, w. pii "' WV, W.
,Inicl OF nrady ,siah.rd In Edihini@h w Ine
,c,i.u u,-. il urge, 4, hrrco ana WJui /" o Pfcht
,.tc a. ia gct nnG hope. fiat the Endowrd srh""-
,cfpiss. trs, and The t'o,rr"'T ~ -" W." ~, =,
~ a., 4. oi Lac r,,,IVw iieit. OF Dulwht trl"r''
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YLur,u. Y, L,. ~. b. fell dead in Eon,lou..
y,,i' ntat, iriI b. = d"..,
.Dq. Chney's private l,na'" asTlnni. neat
! , ,h.to, r., t..p-d ~ Sc afd- ans r''""'
.Tlc number OF d"ailI' ir'h; Sirni' .l"\ ~ iH'i-
ll,,, M wee, v,r I.s, berry q" : te pr'i"r
, 49,. .,, ..h,r, y, S. h.al"Irn at will -
IL, : ..s> t.s " sse .''p'"d 90 'S'""''
4 motion, iOf n'T trial in ~ NFdi""'f ':s'
Isn,t. atl IT," ~ Nc'.''
n, = ,,.rn !. n be- hSn, 4 "n The nh -; !'tr.t
From Ho,. - tn Pee. 3. H." 'r";t.ary It The
o., n:,e ,,.i, ..t 49,. -! - "h"i r".'a
,, nun 40, G. ail,p ni CO... ~ U'' ~
4 ,iu. la>i evening. ti:ni- 81 the h"D,c rf
NJ. Son. ..,., w. 10, -'i fr-ir ''' '0f rr.-
NJ. 4. t.,n .',...r ID .sn
Ad>iocS tr,n, i",nhina rp"f tla; ia g trwch
.h aut.. i., b-r q. 'tsi. " r. t' '.'" d "r ""it..@
l.r I -'i q; Gspt
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~. ctI>t> " TIE DI>TrEEtNCtS --T!r NEWLY
N!luiN, u ,ONIINON UT IlNKi - IU:\ ~

't'p wIrn i swINrLING >C'uNE.
i'hr asiiatlon which has for tie LIT few
:I} d.~iii.ci :,r ,q,riit 81 n~ c.i:.i a. ", -
Vet A.>n'ncd vary TER a'Inne >h"" b. 'h'' ..i'i
tnri,i1hr ri"pc ti"n~ Zoe conflict ii=~ "'" t.'
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are H. H." i.'i'. ar ra,r mos WI" n'ir if
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conn rnccu nj 81 T. ~ i,,,,, IN, the ril.:ll at:y i
l:;.l ,r,i' iu- .''nrd uea'n~ u>r are tie
' ton, lI l.dV"i"t. III i' trnitiA ~ iir IN"
liz r.r.t' r,nr / ~, ri,'ral ;pr.y ~ ~ 'ii al tic
,!. Here l,ran tho r,,a .iai' al town III c"nn:''.
Liberal ard aniri,,.a!: ne country /. go 80. .,irh
't'' ii. N","ithri">,. t' internal as. l'I' e i
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at j. Pierre e. Decker a. Cove 30" % a." ii"'r"
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Lr""H o. 10 nun. a"d nj" certain !" iI"d az ~ |
ari 'iiri i. our {" tho I""-i - -i' ted
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+" h' "a" n..'r'.'d i"-iE," IN ''N "I.;
II -''',N. h"t',>r. - VI &c ~ .r T., .''
sour ally ihin. ht," i'"> i''' end .."', i-
cba,:circ. very .ai tliJ nc g. .ih d '"fnt IL
been r',,..r. II H., cri,.n. Throw, ,ih'r ~ .t'
h'in g. ~! l"' ';u'. "'i i '''d-n" -" >" t."
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nth "a" ''''.'- "i " ~i' sti'u !'"i,"''''I a., -
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SHOWN 10 an J"'! f''f,'' q" h"l 'I'' ., -. :"
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az w. '"' .,,,, -, IL, mi. lt ,.i' =, g..
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TlIl NJ ElUX TRlA!.S.

(oiI MrIi, ). C.. Dee. 10.--ln tb" Federal
Orosc1H ia hr hrs, indictment! aGai"S' BeHiton amt
Others. and pI rscntta '.tT nd..r ,LArgn% MURDER
This brings ny question eXr", = =" ter f'ci'ioh o
The Supreme tnui. The "i .'",tt " d0t"''c 10 the
neS nt!ic, mt ut WrIr UNrft'' 3. WIT ,'y N'tr gwen
until ,fo;,ay - "Nuninr fht Indictment The f"?rhSc
III that uri-m.rs II" p.caa 'i;' -n@'l "e +n ~
punished. ;nn t'- ~" m '"
tie pros" tin rpnnh hr sent ~" hA"" IT ~" NtdiH
itui ,Dnur ~ nj :Jt.r' nr ,n,f ih' Gu see NOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

vii %pIl RELATIONS BETWEEN TIL tTNr ANi'
HE ENIIEROK WIILItE.

HE ENTEROK WIILINE.
-. PLTEEsBl Re-, Saturday. o.. ., ~.
The KNIGHTS of the OIdcr u: -. George,
fonnc,. the Empires Catherine - t.r al If D. n
hr zee celebrated Their ANNIVERSARY al Thurs a.. IA
the cveiiD" grand banquet Wa given. al vice. the
car and tn. iirS; cnii riCS of th En-, - sent
rhe car offered toast tie health tic EIl rr'T O."
,,"ruany. lie hoped iho intimate iucnt hp wTch
Existed bc.Toen that E'' rCh All hiMs"li WoUd a'
~ long rs they lived. am h carried towa 10 fnuI"
ccncrat',nS by their aul he ru-ed 4 at the
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Fourteenth Bays Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY,, JANUARY II, 1871.

The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Speaker Carr in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Nessrs C;ur, Abel, Adolphe, An
tome, Baker, Barker, Barrett, Barrow,
Belot, Bickham, Blunt, Bowen, Brewster,
Broussard, Brown, Bryan, Buchanan,
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D. l.. EATON, Actuary.
H. D. CO0nE, Of Jay. Cooke & Co, Chair
nan Finance Committee.
Gen. Geo. W BALLOCH, Chairman Examin.
Z Committee.
Gen. c. Il. HOWARD, Chairman Agency
Committee.
Rev. GEORGE WIIIPLE, Chairman Educa-
ton.
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'.i'en' Of working people of limited means,
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LIE Institution is endorsed by the best men
'1' 'ne best fnancers in the country. Branches
''' ao' IN successful operation in thirty prin-
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