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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-12-07
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCOsS
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in correcting Irregularities removing
distractions OF the Monthly Periods, from what
ever cause. They never fail, and may be depen-
ded upon in every case where the monthly flow
has been ObStructed through cold disease.
Dqponco's Golden Pills always give immediate
relief, being especially prepared for married
ladies. a lady WI ties: ''DupOnco's Golden Pills
relieved me in one day, without inconvenience,
large Vile boes 0nie the TT s5tit IN
of l'ills, and upon each box you viii find my
Private U. S. Revenue Stamp" Upon the stamp
Letters, without that none are genuine. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box. Price
81 90 per box, six boxes $500.
Sold in Washington C. H., by DIR. II.
O. C.C0FHFMAN, Druggist, Sole Agent.
S0Id also by Granny Brothers, Wilm in gton, o.,
and N. Squicr, Greenfield.
Ladies by sending him 81 90 through the Wash
tnsIon g H Post Office. can have the Pills sent
by mall to any part ss,t1yit,syf.aa of ,1oSt
age S. I9. f4e5 " vs. PosC-
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Sold also by John D. Park, Gin. 4S-9m.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-12-07

The Presbyterian socials are about the
most popular institution now in vogue
The one at Mr.. Jefferson's last week was
attended by over ahundrcd, and added $22
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btUCKEv RROS


All persons indebted to the undersigned
are hereby notified that it is time to settle.
All accounts must be paid by the first OF
January 1872, without fail, AZ 1 wish to
square my books up to that date.
52*7w j. n. LEASE.
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DR.. Oswald

Will be at DUTIES Shoe Store in Wash
ington every Saturday and will visit patient:
at their residences when desired. 37tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-12-07
TurnPikes.

The following is a list of free turnpikes
in this county, with the dates when the final
payment of tax will be made on them:
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Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley
Railway.


9 = - -
q n ss-EEA
On and after Monday, November 13, 1871, Trains
will leave and arrive at Washington, Sundays
cepted,) as follows:
EXPRESS & NAIL. | ACCO9doDATION.
GOING WEST. GOING WEST
Arrive at It'll :35 p. Arrive at -6:13a m
Leave at...--1 :35 p Leave at. 6:13 3. m.
GOING EAST. GOING EAST.
Arrive at 2 :04 p. Arrive ATT :5S D. m,
Leave at 9 :04 p. m. Leave at...7:5 SO D. m
LOCAL FREIGHT.
GOING WEST. GOING EAST.
Arrive at 3 :35 p. Arrive at -. $50 a. m
Leave at. 8 :55 p. m. Leave at...- SO a. n.
Passenger trains make direct connection at
Morrow, with Passenger Trains on P. e. & st. L.
Railway Rast and West.
Direct connections are made at Lancaster with
trains e, & II. Y. r. r. for Columbus. Athens
Chillicothe. Marietta, Ironton and Portsmouth
Connection is made at GAINESVILLE with trains on
the b X D r. r. for all Eastern cities
Connection is made at Dresden Junction with
Passenger Trains on P c. & St l. Railway, to
and from Pittsburg and the East.
e. G. WAITE, Sup't.
s +. JOHNSON, Agent.
5SR- B. BAILEY, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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CATARRH!

Can Be CssFed.
Reader, II yoa
are troubled with
Gold iss the Head,
or ChTcRSo CztGT7ik
and Ozena, use DR.
REo's CAzARRK
SPEorFIoi In no
single case has It
failed In efccting
q cure. Sold by all
druggists Price,
so cts per Package.
Manufactured and
sold by the proprie-
tor, G. Reno n, D..
Titusvine Pa
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-12-07

Deer creek, Jeffersonville, Columbus,
and Bloomingburg, have already paid out.
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
ALSO OUR
Buckslkin Glove at $11O per pair

is a great drive. So also is our Sheep
skin Gauntlet at SOC per pair, and
hosts of other Gloves in the
same proportion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-02

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Important Public Netlce

DIR. Stewart, P. G. strictly Eclectic Phys
elan, discarding Calomel, Blue Mass, Quiuiae
Arsenic, Strychnia, and other poisons, tress
with almost invariable success, Asthma, c.
tarrh, lncipiept Consumption, Fits, Heart Dt
ease, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Drunkness, oil c@u
in a few days. ~Eryspilas, Chronic chills. RI
duccs all enlarged Splencs, cures Cancer, Cd
tire Tor swellcd neck, Female Diseases, Chro5|
liver, Spinal and Kidney Diseases, dab
Paralysis, Piles, letter, ScroiuIa, Ncuralr'
Wens, Weeping. Sorc-Leg, Ulcers, StuttcrlIs
Ilare-Lips, Sore. Eyes, Sick and Nervous lIssI
ache.
Cures badness and removes MI surerauoa
hair, Embalms the dead, securing forcya
against decay and the conquerer of the flesh
the Worm, Cures rheumatism in all its forms
Treats Chronic Diseases exclusively.
Medicine sent anywhere by mail or Eypra
All letters strictly confidential, address
DR.. STEWART, p. @. |
sardis Mississippi (,
No. 3m
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faIf o. % AyyUrtffHrtTs.
The ffstfafm ~ the CONSERVATIVE
PafB Of Panaa toHhD.

rst ~ - 2 ifaHHa s tts
- easflsf r. nt silfsfls pHaf asi Hn0
fhe aaiftat anf m
ere b. iH ah' auframls' ~ af
Hrsettfa. hffe. fhaf ar ra
ftf o. itiiaf sfs hsist. tti. la .
sfHft h itfif paFf t iriH.. NJ - a
hiiis Ufl0 H itr frsrilfrii. sfaffh .
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rsuile ~ Nrnsa t0uaiy if YHriila tfi
ft'tala ~ ihe ftai N iasdsa fem iaa iarn 81
" fala 40 the i0Wn "a SifdE
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Whs itHfu n afmiaisFs tsa AZ 4.
is af ftmsl c naoie wsfa efaassa ~ :
dsuiinst iy che Han1rs bis tisnfsff g.
"A Paaa'a eeaaly State n Hwieippi a. :
i2ih Coy N August 1871 Nos all bsrra
harias eiaimf agsiasi saidFsiats, sin pfs.s
iheu and have iha sHma SLOWED and fsfas
81. within DC time SLOWED ~ Law, n 4.
ssme aiii be- forever arred
IA P0tE
aHia Aiminissmaf
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u.Urraa,.
b. I.HHla.
tI 'loHHrlfa affnf 'tui Frlon,s b. mr
.aefal iran 'ha ilupltI h, frbit r#.t ai
fluaLs county Na. irpl in che above i,isi
rfo Iau an lei, NopIay of Dsigher Isit.
iu ih' ioeb " Como, n front Of q Caks tiack
eiu'lh shop w Pauoa county, State Of MIaip
.irt' within Ibuld hour offer for SHE af pub
he auction 'o 'be highest bidder thr Gllssing
p'rsona' r]fHaIf'y, to wit Uue Iai vt Waggon
making and hlt smith tools uud l1t of I'D
material Two Wagons &c. &c.,, 10 being tbe
.'iue property attached aud now In my had to
satisfy -aId Irndi.
e.. nZANNE
Sheriff Pamela o. Mississippi.
J2a3w
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Administrators Notice.

Whereas letters Of adm aistrntion hasIsr
been granted to the undersit aed by the Chss'
Gerry Court Of Pamela county, upon the Eslat
of. NJ Calvert deceased. Now all pere,,
having claims against the Estate Of said ints
tate, are req, ested to exhibit the same, anil
have them registered in the manner and viii
in the time prescribed by law, or they will d
forever barred.
W. B. JONES,
al0 AdministratoG
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WOODROW FARM June 80 1871.


WooDFoRD FARM June 80 1871
The bearor of this John Dormm
having applied to us for a recon-
mendation for himself rs a GIN fls|
and sharpener, we take pleasure III
saying that he filed, sharpened anil
repaired our gin stand in 1859, add
that the worked performed gave ID
great satisfaction. We believe lin .
to be a good workman and deservl
ing of patronage.
HOWE Bios.
Pamela County.
W. G. Dickinson, Martin Jones;
| certify that Jno. Dorman, (coD ha
sharpened my Gin stand, and in my
judgement has performed a good
and satisfactory ob.-Theretore
feel safe in comm ending him to the
public as a good workman
w. w. MILLER, I
JONATHAN Low. !
Near Sardis. |,
All letters directed to the SrAl!
will receive attention. !
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RAILROAD MURDER.
The Northern Railroads Converted
Into Engines of War.
A General Butchcry of Travellers.
NA -
Two Fearful Calamities Yesterday,

Boston, August a6.--A frlghtful
accident occurred to>night on the
Eastern Railroad, at Revere, seven
miles from Boston. The accommo.
dation train started behind time,and
while stopping at the station ut Rev.
ere, the Portland tightening express
overlook It and telcscopcd i, killing
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Wgsrhort1ei q, shforn.c II. Hrtt. ff
as candidate fuf District AuDnsr ofIta tlu,
ludhrHl district, composed Of b,suto. rfHula.
Ia'ahaiebie, sunhoUcf aod lelofe
ruR ASSESSOR
W. are ahfhnr rrd 10 aunuuare he na1o If
y ". TERRY, tbc bomin,e VI lhc C,n,uu.
tive fonv,ni GA ~ ranola ou he Pend ~ 40.
fn't ~ = taudhiai" ivf Arscsluf Of Fam 4,
County 10 The next ,lecuou.
f,G SUPERVISOR BEAT 80
We ave authorized 10 announce 'hr nrmr n
JAMES T. M CtlANAN, w Il candidate for
IN e%ryi'or ior Beat No. !. Al November clcr.
ton.
JrsTicE OF TIE PEACE BEAT so 2.
We are auihoriud 20 aunoupcc SAMUEL G
ENGllSH, ~ a candidate for Jusilcc Of the
Peace ip Beat No 2, IaLola County at N6srm
her tltetlon.
CONSTABLE BEAT NJ.
We me authorized 10 announce JAMES n
GIBSON ~ q candidate for Constnhlci in lieat
~ : Pauola County at November election.
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Opposition 10 Rsdicallsm.

This is the main leading feature
in our State and National politics
1T the present time. An oppcrsi.
iionby the honest voter to the Rad,
lcal party for their usurpatious, their
Capitalization Of power III the Ex-
ecutive and Congressional depart
ments Of the Govornment, their dis.
regard Of the voice of the people in
Stale aud National affairs and the
heavy taxes imposed ior extrava-
gans md unnecessary legislation,
nrd to their carpet-bng, scalawag
rulings in the South.
Every County in the State has
hoisted its banner of oppcrsitiou to
the present party IN power, and n
determined effort is being made to
Dust them from power. In our
County Convention at Panola in
ignoring the local question in the
present canvass and by their adop
ton Ct the resolution Of oppc,sition
TO radicalism have done all that is
necessary to get in the field a plat
form upon which nine out of every
ten White men in the county can
and will stand, and upon which the
fight must be made. The Conven>
ton may have erred in not having
chosen other candidates who are
regarded MS more available, yet the
nominations are generally good and
NIL are honest, upright citizens of
Pamela county, and are not foreign
crs.
AZ for the negro We know moth
ing Of him, and leave him to his in
innate friends to introduce to the
voting citizens, and as to his capaci.
ty and honesty VIC will leave them
to say. We have no other ticket in
the field, and unless there is Il com.
promise ticket brought out by the
Radicals there will be no excuse for
not supporting the present nomi.
nces. For we have said, and we OK
pect to net upon it, that no eireum-
stances could induce us to give a
voluntary support to the Radical
party, and if they nominate a
tllrouShoH Radical ticket then yon
viii osgy,s 70 swallow the whole of it
T. .te rartof Il. But should they
bea compromise ticket put in the
fcldi Il would receive a share Of the
conservative vote Of tic North side,
because these men say they will sup
port the local issue by taking a
pledged compromise ticket. Wei
cannot forget our party prejudices
mhileothers may, and we shall pur.
sue hnntt one course "oppcrsition to
Radicalism in oil Its phases" until
u county is rid of their ruinous
rule.
DIED.--0fcongcstion after few
hours illness,on Friday August 25th
1871, Robt,, only son Of J. II. g. J. ri
Dodspn, aged Two years, Gvcmonths.
Little Robt was ono Of three, and
pprh loved by bis Juvenile associates
May his bereaved parents in full
confidence ofihe God that gave him,
~ constrained 70 say, at is well
xith the child, We had rather loose
orr 1ther Two than have him back
again.
- 800 SA4A-A4A~- H.
1huMlci9c It C0urtIand-IOne Ne
srD HfI'ed md another Wound
sAn s
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commissioners Sale.

ny virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court
Of panola county, State of Mississippi, render
ed therein on the 18th day of April, 1871. in
the suit OIL, A. ZONES, ct al, complainants
against D, @. Dunlap etal, defendants, No. 277
! viii, on Saturday the soth day Of September,
1871, on the premises in the town of Sardis
in said county, offer Tor sale at public ~anction'
TO the highest bidder, one acre Of land in the
southeast corner Of section q, township !.
range I, west. The same has been dividej
in 0 business lots a plat Of (which can Nc scen
in my office.
TERMS OF SALE:
one'ihird cash and balance in one year with
per cent interest from day of sale.
j. G.. HARRISON,
'-'-'us Commissioner.
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Chaneery Court Notice.

There win hc special term Of lie chssss
~ Colfi N ranoln County Mississippi, haA 4
the Court houss ofsaid county, In he iewn 4
safdis N the 2hd Monday in september In
JNO g. HARRISON, Glen
IL IL
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boo
ItI .
a nf4ts MA si n
ria a..a
H I'
fn .s. -I M
I.i-f 1ta a.i .tl
.. .aanI owes fo I.rl
afI fH, ani 1851 mal iu un
U.. .I lran AZ ilo fIHs a'
thr 4u fia recommendation
tIa.l. 't l'..,rg bod ft rai ts.
Ifi'. tiIrl. auI arI "ItH5 l1lr
,i OF 'U. masthead 1Ir ,srD
F. 'r'DturlaI 40 ioll ut. which
.It duI % t,er,if. hut subsequently
proceeded nul va. under fn bend
toF when near Revere 'aiiar flo
engineer c,idouiIy not being aware
pi Die proximity to the Beverly
iriu, until, pcrhul within sixty
rods. lIcthu wlustlcl down break
but not -oon enough 10 avert the
calamity. Some Of the passenger.
IN the rear part Of tho lccommoda
tion train heard the OMNIBUS whistle.
but It WastOO late Tor thcmto cscnpc.
On anne the express train at great
velocity, aud the engine struck the
rcarmost car iull in the center and
forced ITS way in n telescope man
ncr two-thtrd, the length Of the ear;
the smoke stack was Instantly
Knocked of and the boiler ponctrat.
ed all the distance ramed into the
rear car, the rear part Of the latter
being smashed into a thousand splin-
tiers and throwing the debris out on
either side Of the tender of the rear
halt OF the car; not a fragment IA
blg as n house window could be
found. The fore part of the en-
gine was utterly demolished, It's
p%lstons, vents and its rods broken /:
the ear was crowded with people,
every seat being occupied and many
were standing in aisle. In among
these the locomotive rushed as
quick as u flash, just as the Beverly
train had started, mangIing and kill
ing in II most frightfnI manner. But
this was not the only and, perhaps,
not the worst, visitor the unfortu-
poto had simrI.nno
neonsIy with tbo collision, tho hool
cap ofthe boiler was broken and in
nm ];,.,ont ,Lo v,rotobol s,r,uu..
were shroudcd in a cloud Ct Kissing
steam and doIrcod n,;,h ho;l,nu.,a
for. which bronalt ;~rot,nt ALL :.
many Of the vonndcd and w;l, ,no,.o
fatal 10 others who h,1 nroho,I,.
not been otherwise scriously ;r;urod
The Iomns s,;Ilc1 ,hoir oono, ,n1
,ho ero hama =, .,.,,,
~ cv,;ronisbod Ly n,,,or nu1 ..aua
,ho Reyor,y t,,;n ,yo,;na,
oo,;nS .,,,u
,l. y,
,,a. = NV v'' IL
'oup-
= 'V.'"i ,"'' o'oNe
a..1 ~ '"''''
a., aro.r9t- NJ,
'fi''o' nv ''Ss'So
oov,s;.ahl,. ,,;..i"", '''',O'' were
Wv" ''''' "o'o"'
''" ""S ,
o1,1 S''' sue ]
1s' :" s'.'','s o"' q'.,e 'Pgeo'Iy'
- ~ W." ~ ,
-. W ,"'''t' upset ana
s''" wy" Tue up S
""" ~" ''" "'"u'' ING
:" ""' ~ 'l'1c' Inc I
"N''' W.T." great speed :
'"''".' u"ui 'hfce
IA, wi "fey
"H subsequently,
'o''' oP '"e track half a dozen .,
''' anu "'o"eo 10 ourn until there
=" "0''''"s 'ei'' an effort was
n''' maze TO put out the hire, but "a |,
'iio was PlCNeUleu, ana the flames 10
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flR srrrRYlsnn nrAr Nd
JUSTICE o. the rEAcr BEAT 10 ,.
CONSTABLE FEAT no q

Remember Every body can Reg,
ster, and that DO one is disqualified
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REMOVAL
A f

CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
LOUISIANA.
Is rcLloved to l64 and 1866 Canal Street on
poSito Christ Church, and on the same Sqnare
as thc Law and Medical Colleges, the Univer-
slty of La, and the Mechanics Institntc-tbe
Headquarters ofthe Mechanical and Agriculm.
rol Fair Association-thus concentrating the
lcadl1g Educational Institutions Of the State
on the same square,
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There is a full laculty-ard n special Pro
lessor for each student so as TO save the tim,
and money of students.
Student beginsat any time. There is no Va.
cation.
HEALTH The city is perfectly healthy.
Nhen clubs Of three or more enter Mt the
lime from the same place, ten per cent deduc-
ton will be made.
Board and Tod ing $25 per month.
any graduate can at once take charge of any
set of books.
An education that enables the student IN
earn $1,000, $4,000, $1,000, a wear,
Is the best fortune parents can give their
sons. The South must educate all its sons
practically.
Those who send their children to the North
for education voluntarially pay their money
to enslave the white people of the South.
TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Penmanship-lessons not limited, per-
rev couise''''.""."...."."""."... 70 90
Book-Keep g-double and single en-
Try, etc, a perferct course ....,,....,.. so 90
Arithmetic including all commercial
90 90
on commercial Law............. 20 90
Stationary, Book Keeping, Blankbooks
10 90
fenmonshlp.".-"..... ........ 9 90
ornamental--Penmanshi ............ 5 90
The above constitutes the commercial Course.
Usual time for the commercial course four to
five months
course 49,. so 90
English, French, Spanish. German
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1huMlci6c 1t C0urtIand--One Ne
~ sro kif'ed md another Wound
80 asa

Wsleam from tic following state
ment made before the Committing
Cont At BatcsviIlc By Witnesses Is
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A student having paid for a course in any
branch, as above is entitled toa Life Ticket II
that department. Hecan attend such branche,
as he may desire. Persons from twelve 10 six.
tv years of age attend.
N. d. All the graduates for the past SO years
are now in good business as far rs known.
TEACHERS. We win qualify ten professional,
Teachers OF Penmanship and Book keeping
this season.
CAUTlON-Bcware Of railroand and Hotel
RUNNERS and DRUMMERS, and,apply at
once to the College. Put your money in the
hands Of your Merchant OF with the President
of the College,
For Catalogues, etc, apply at this Office or
address
Hit RUFUS DOlBEAR p,os;ao,.
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tits the oldest and most efficient and success.
inl Commercial college in the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
POLICE NOTES.
IOLIVL 4NO1ISD'
tors at Prospect Park last week, 218.S30

Visitors at Prospect Park last week, 2ls,S3O.
Ellen Ryan, age 46, attempted to commit suicide
BY swlllowDg PARIS green yesterday. She restored
Rudolph Schneider, age 2, fell yesterday from a
window OF No +ol West Thirty and Was fatally injured
The BODY of Thomas McGrath of No. "a Desbrosses
o. found floating North Rive Of CsnAlst last aght and
taken 70 the horgpe.
The glass works of Wildman and Frizell. at Rich
ard COmnere BroOfy damaged $500 BY FIRE yesterday
Loas o stock, S2,ouO.
Frederick Oechstein's lager-beer saloon and restau
hoor Of No $50 ss damaged $500 By
early yesterday Insured
Timothy Sullivan age Is, employed at No 11s
Fulton through the bsehwIy yesterday from the third floor
the frat, and was severely injured
An embankment at Conselyes and Ewen.sts
BreOkyn fell Yesterday afternoon burypg John CLARKE and Psek
Dolaa. Clarke sastsiped serious nuhes
Joseph Theally, age IS, a blind peddler of pipes
.sd broOs injured yesterday b. falling through the
hAfhway OF No Is BeekmAnFL 10 the sub-eellAt
Barnaby Saul. age II, Of No. 437 East Ninth-st.
badly beaten Ab the bead by John Bege Last ngL
carried home by ir.endi and Berge Arrested.
Harvey X. LudingtOn, age II, who fell through
htIWay Of the boDd No t6 Washngo1st Friday
last died yesterday at his rehdsoee No IS LsIingD0-sve
An application was made TO Judge McCue of
BroOLIyn for the Submission hail Of Dr. D.vs Who
Dd By the Grand Jury alleged bSros. distinct AuoseJ Nor
opposed ue sppbSsiIea Desansn E>1sVsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

sao M On the north sde of the church two5tory
6uding will be erected for vesry room ana omces'
The cOlored citizens selected tho Rev. MT sWeTes, ,a
evening, toircpresent them In the Republican ocn'i"
Committee.
PATERsON.-Tbe congregation OF tho FIRST tresny
terrain Church has presented the Rev. Dr. Horhp'Tph a
with purse OF al parting tesnonal san
Receiver OF Taxes and Assessments reports receipts 80
62s September The City Treasurer reports
1903 600 expenditures, t255 balance slGSv
Thomas Riley for assautinR George Bce, was
six months In State Prison yesterday inc tussa
County Republican Convention will he held To-Day a.
Pompton.. The Midland Railway Company WIN run
trains the Passaic River for the first time 10 w
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FIATHER PhOtPBCIh ION THh WNIHTF'
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Point 8 Aston Hovse-JudRo j. C. Bach y, and
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Prot Mallory Of Trinity COLLEGE Gov. Mccormick Of
Arizona and the Hon b. Barlow OF 81 A as Waahine
Metropolitan Hohl-Gen n tS Se " 81 Treasury De
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