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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS RESS-MAKER,
w with a sewing machine. Also one who thor
0ughly understands cutting, fitting and basting,
to work with her, in private family for a short
time. Pay liberal to those who are fully cOmpe-
tent. No others need apply at No. 10 st. Charles
street, from to II A. NJ. or 5 to P NJ. aDl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-21

Mr. Louis Frigerio, No. so Chartres street,
reports the weather for the past two days
as follows:
8A.M. ppm 6PM
May 19............... 70 78 70
May 20................ 79 81 IS
Lowest point during the night Of May
10 6IC
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
TARIFF AND TAX BILLS PASSED
ADJOURNMENT MA Y 80
THE INDIRECT DAMAGES QUESTION
IMPORTANT RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
DR.. Lanahan on It's Management
TRIUMPH OF STRIKING WGRKMEN
THE EIGHT HOUR SYSTEM RECOGNIZED
SURRENDER OF CARLIsTs
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT CAPE HAYTIEN
H0WITZER PRACTICE ON SHORE
RECOVERY IN A LIBEL SHIT
SIMONTON AGAINST BOSTON TIMES
STABLES FOR LONG BRANCH
A WATER SPOUT IN IOWA
NATIONAL FARMERS CONVENTION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-21
4 Ii ABOARD FOR PONCHATOULA.

a LII AbOAhU EUEG EONOHAAOCASAs
The first GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION and
PICNIC for the benefit Of the
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD MUTUAL bENE-
FICIARY ASSOCIATION,
w1l be given at PONCHAToULA,
Sunday, May 90, 1872,
Under the supervision of Captain T. S. VII.
LIAMS K. S. CHARLES, Esq. J. G. CONLON, Esq,
and a committee of aTraDg gements, consisting of
Messrs F. FIELDER, THOMAS SANDERS and NJ.
PE6DERGRAST.
The best silver cOrnet band in the city is engaged
TO dispense the best Of music. Refreshments Of all
kinds will be in abundance.
Grand prize offered for match game between two
crack base ball clubs. A set Of bats and ball for
match game between two Junior base ball clubs
SILVER medal for foot race Of 210 yards. silver
medal for sack race of fifty yards silver medal
for prize jig dancer. silver medal for prize Jump
ing match.
The train leaves the Jackson depot at seven
o'clock sharp. and all baskets and boxes of ex-
CgTsiOnists viii be checked, and the Association
viii be responsible for them.
Adults tickets 81; children under twelve years
Of age fifty cents, which can be had OF any Of the
members Of the committee and at the several beck
stores
The excursion viii be postponed one week if it
rains on that morning.
my12 l9 25 b. A. MULLANE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-21
DIR GERsTENsAFT.
Il l.. L. L.
Thr meine lieben Brueder
Ist tChon Elm alter frank
Drum fuellt del grOssen Steifelglaeser weider.
Cabt dem arfiudHr Bauk


Thr meme lieben Brueder,
Ist tchOn Elm alter TTank,
Drum fuellt del grOssen Steifelglaeser weider
Gabt dem ertnder Dank.
On the side appeared the name of the
proprietor, George Merz, Old Canal brew
cry. The wagon was driven by Mr.. George
BOhn, and followed by six strong brewers
of Mr.. Merz' establishment, who dispensed
good ale with a reckless hberality.
The wagon of Diana, the Goddess of the
Chase, came next. 1t was drawn by six
fine horses and handsomely decorated as a
beautiful temple of flowers and green.
Seated on a high throne, surrounded by
eight nymphs and two charming cupids, sat
Diana herself, dressed in green tarlatan.
with silver stars, a silver arrow, with a
crescent on her head, culver tull of ar
rows on her back, and in her hand the
golden hunting spear. Miss Antoine Dit
trich, charming young brunette, looked
decidedly well. Her nymphs were dressed
in pure white, with green sashes and
wreaths of spring flowers; they were armed
with silver spears. They were the follow
ing little Misses: Lizzie Nungesser, Lizzie,
Emily and Jennie Schalck, Georgiana
Kuhnholz, Marguerite Iverhof, Auguste
Hartmann and Anne Simon. The two little
cupids were dressed In pink, with bow and
quiver and silver wings and wreaths-little
ActeOn, transformed into a deer, was
dressed in red tunic and tights, and bore
his antlers like a man, while ThYmion,
transformed into a laurel tree, was in blue
tunic and tights, bearing laurel branches on
his head. Both we're finely represented by
Masters Louis and Theodore Bauer. The
wagon was escorted by Assistant Marshal
Victor de Crenneville, E. Franeck. +.
Sturcken, and Captain S. w Scott.
Next came the wagon of the New Or
leans Rifle Club, or Schuetzenverein, hand
sOmely decorated with the insignia of the
club, eyergreeps, flags, etc., drawn by four
beautiful horses, kindly furnished for
the occasion by the Southern Expire
Company, escorted by mounted membe,
Of the club. There were representa-
tions of characters IN the wagon-Ma-
jor William Arms, as William Tell, with
cross-bOw, and Master Malone, as young
Walter Tell; q. j. Wenck, Esq, as Daniel
Boone, the pioneer rifeman of Kentucky;
Major j. G. Shipley and A. G. Smith, as mo-
dern American sharpshOOters E. Rickert
and II. II. Wulf, as modern European
sharpshooters (Schuetzen); Louis Scherck,
Jr', as IyrOlese sharpshOoter Mr.. John
Arms, as Indian chief; NJ. Vanderbank, as
Max, from Freisehutz ;" and Dan Malone,
as Caspar, from same opera.
Ihls club is composed of some of our lead
ing citizens, of almost every nation. Rife
shooting is praetieed at the handsome shoot
ing stand lSchutzer hause) in the Magnolia
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BANKS AND BANKING.

GIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT,
~ available in al parts Of Europe. issued upon
London by the STATE NATIONAL BANK, Nos. 81
and 80 Camp street.
my9 I'm CHARLES L. C. DUPUY, Cashier
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[ooNTINUED OK EIaHTH PAeE.I
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-15

el OF the sea, is opened out before the
vision one of natures most beautiful
panoramic views of mountains, islands,
ocean and lake. Here is obtained the
tourists only just conception of Mt.
Desert. The island is about fifteen
miles in length, and averages ten in
width. Somes' Sound, deep, swift
sheet of water some five miles long,
nearly cuts the island in two. The
shores of this sound are rugged and
bold. To give an idea of them: Dog
Mountain descenas almost perpendic-
ularly 900 feet to its surface and then
down ten or fifteen fathoms. On this
mountain are the famous 'Golu Dig
gings" to which few unfortunate men
were led by spirits, as the spot where
Kidd buried his treasure There are
thirteen mountains and as many lakes.
Tour OF the latter quite large, on the
island
But why undertake further descrlp-
ton of Mt. Desert. Volumes might
be written of it and then .'the half
would not be told" 1t cannot be ov-
er-represented. AS one writer has it,
1t Is ''multum in parco." The eastern
scenery is ''wild and awfully grand.
and the western, placid and sublime,
ike nature in her milder mood" The
whole island, as You take it in from the
top of Green Mountain, seems to tell
you many tale. 1t is said that CEN
turles ago ship containing French
Jesults was wrecked near Newport
beach. The priests reared their cross
under the shadow of Newport Noun.
tam, built them houses. and to-day
Indian relics and ruins of cellars are
pointed out to the tourist When our
party started from the wharf on their |
return trip, it was generally conceded |
mat irving expressed our opinion of |
MI. Desert when he wrote:
Never need an American look beyond b,s
'wn country for the sublime and beautiful Of
natural scenery VI
AS another has it, it is
An island full of hills and ,ieII.
All rumpled and uneven
" th green recesses. sudden swell.
And odorous valleys, driven
30 deep and straight that alway. thrr,
lhe wind il Graded TO son air.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-15
1)oetrp.
The Strange Country.

have come from mystical Land Of Light
To strange country:
me isnd | have left is forgotten quite.
In the land see.
The round earth roll. beneath nv foo,
And the still stars glow;
ne murnuring waters rise and retreat,
Ana the winds come and go.
sure As heartbeat. all things seem
In this strange country.
80 -mre, 50 bright. in glow OF dream.
MI things flow free.
II i life. all life. all awful and nlain.
In the sea andthe flood
In the beating heart. in the wondrou> brain
In the flesh and the blood.
Deep as Death i the daily striG.
OF this strange country:
MI things move up till they blossom in life
And trcmble and fee.
Nothing i stranger than the rcst.
From the pole 10 the pole
The world in the ditch the c.-.,, in the mes,
The tle.h and the soul.
Look in mine eyes, q man meet
In this strange country,
Come 10 mine arms. q maiden sweet
With thy mouth kiss me,
Who goes by with crown on hi- brow,
King solomon.
lie l. a stranger too. vow.
And must journey on.
. wondrous faces that ur>tarf
In this strang, country,
- identities that become d part
of my soul and me.
Wha, are " building 80 fast and fleet,
- human kind,
w src building cities for iho,. whose feet.
Arc coming behind.
our STAY i short we must ry again
From this strange country:
Bul others ~ growing, women and men,
Eiernally.
\y. what art thou. and what am
But breaking wave:
Rising and fili ing. swim We f,.
To the shore of the grave.
| hatc come from q ny -iical Land of Iieht
To this strange country:
Fhi- dawn came: .hall "a Tonight:
Av. me- Az. me-
/ hold ms hand TO my head and stand.
Meath ihr the air blue are:
trl To- remember thr mystical Lana
But ali i dark.
And al around mc swim shapes liAr mine.
70 In This sirang, country:
They break ln the glamour of CLEANS divine.
And they moan 'At. me"
Liz wave, in th, cold moon, silver breath
They gather and roll
Zach crest of white j. "A birth or . death.
Zach sound j. -oul.
- hat j. the eye that CLEANS 80 bright
Ger this strange country:
II draw u along with a chain of light
y ihe moon the Sra.
- R"h,rl Bucysunn Ia Good Wor,i,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-15
Charles summers Reply to Speaker Blaine.
Senator Sumner thus replies to Speak

Charles summers Reply To Speaker Blaine.
Senator Sumner thus replies to Speak
cr Blaine:
WASHINGTON AUG. >, 1872.
DEAR R:-l have seen the letter adj
dres sed to me by you through the public
prints. and notice especially that while
in animadverting upon my support OF
Horace Greeley, you say not word in
vindication of that compound of pfeten-
sions known as Grantism. III co. iradis-
tinction to republicanism which s"u
would instill into the government. lon
are greatly concerned about the com
pany keep. To qufet your soiicitude |
beg to say that in joining tie republi-
cans who brought forward an original
,boIitionist, | find myself with SO MANY
Others devoted 10 the cause have served
always, that had not missed YOU until
ysu fastened to report absence, nor had
| itkcn account OF the Southerii seces
sa-,nists, VINO as YOU aver, are now CO.
operating with me in support OF this
original abolitioDists, except to rejoice,
thai il among my former associates,
some like yourself hesitate, their places
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-15
(signed) CHARLES SUMNER
ITO The Hon. j G. BLAINE.

Tine Free Press says that the sloop
Glidr of Vna haven, Capt. Rackiin, stands
ahead of ali the rest of the Meet OF lobster
tishermen this season. The. tialde is
smack OF only fourteen tons ana mas car
ried from the Muscle Ridges to Carver's
Harbor this season $4,000 pounds Of lob
sters. On single trip recently shs aar.
ried Il 900 pounds.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15

re- TnE GRAND FOREsr Cry CIR-
cus.-.Thc Blckhannon Dolta says: II
is with unaffected pleasure that We bail
the anticipated advent of this highly
talented company, belonging to this
Circus, into our midst. Weglean from
our exchanges notices Of. the highest
concentrations, speaking in glowing
and thrilling words of the graceful, u.s.
founding and wonderful performances
Of the accomplished artists attached to
this Circus. NIr. Levi North, tho
greatest and oldest equestrian in tho
country, to sec him ride,is worth double
the money charged for admission. Mr..
North visited Europe some years ago,
and whilst there, was awarded the
Palm for proficiency and excellence Us
an equestrian, by the crown head Of
England. France, and other countries.
Mr.. W. 7. Aymar is also distinguished
not only as a clown and jester, but also
as ono Of tho most daring ana astonlsn-
| ing riders known. We have not room
to say moro Of the other artists of the
company, only that they arc superb
and We advise every one who wishes to
sec tho greatest rider known to the
world, Nj. LoviJ North, and the per
formancss Of splendid company, to g
day and night, aud witness the e g,
ton Of the Grand Forest City Circus
This Circus exhibits in Weston on the
18th inst
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
Very Respectfully
JAMES W. WoRPlNDIN.
It is very cool. What? Der Dutch.
mans cool Peer, oh how gOOt it is.

Communicated
Eg BARBARIsM.-Last Wednesday
afternoon, four young gents, who lay
claim to rGspOctability, perpOtrated a
low species Of barbarism, unbeComing
in even very bad boys. Having caught
poor dog, friendless because estray,
they tied an old tin cup, by means of a
stout cord, to his narrative. As the
tortured creature ran frunticallY up the
street, followed by dozens Of his kind,
they laughed a mean, walked, Gendish
laugh. Fun for them, but how about
their harmless yictimi These same
young men dress up in their best. put
On their sheep.skin, and pretend TO be
kind and gentle in the presence of the
fair ones who arc so unfortunate as tc
attract their attention. May these
young ladies' remember it is but {
short step from the torture Of beasts tc
the tortare Of human beings, and HI
who regards the rights Of his Inferior
will DO careful of the rights of hi
equals,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
LATER.



To Mc Editor Of The Democrat.
In IN ARRAY between the parties, on
the evening Of the 9th inst, Lieutenant
Ausbin Wilson was struck on the side
of tho head with rock thrown by
John r. Keith. Wilson Immediately
fell, aud never recovered consciousness.
lie expired on the morning Of the 9th.
AT an inquest held over the dead
body by s. B. Smith, Justice Of the
Peace, the jury rendered verdict in
accordance with the above facts.
A warrant was issued for tho arrest
Of Keith, but ut last accounts he was
still At largo. >.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
Assessor-second Dist let.

Nh. worvMpN PLEASE announce JOHN
BOilAN as a candidate for tho office Of AS
sessor Of the End District Of Lewis county,
subject to tho will Of the county nominating
Mr. Bohan has made a good
officer, and the position he occupies g one
which should not change hands, when filled
by 80 competent m Assessor as he has pro-
ycn himself 10 be. lie will receive In the
Convention the he Nrty support Of
WV MANYDRM0CHATS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
Come, let US try some of der Princes
Eureka POp,::at the Brick Shnnty.

A CARD-WlruDRAwAL,-T beg
leave this week to withdraw from the
canvass as candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court. My services as editor
arc needed by my party, and thinking
as do that Democratic success is OF
far greater Importance than my ad-
vaucsmcnt, l withdraw willingly. l
tender to my friends tho most sincere
gratitude for their kind efforts on my
behalf, and assure them that l shall
earnestly endeavOr. by hard work in
tho harness | have worn siacG my boy
hood, to strike as hard blows as possible
for Democracy and Democratic ideas
aud nominees,
Very Respectfully
JAMES W, WoTHlSDIN.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
A new and full supply Of Queens
ware at the lowest rates at Edwards

I have lust received 5000 worth of
Black Silk-the best ever brought to
tbis market. PORTER JOnSsoN.
Fresh arrival--a beautiful lot Of
Hamburg EdgiuEs, NausOOks, India
NtuIls, Crossbarred Muslins, Piqaes,
White =. Swiss, fino Cam1ric, and in fact
o w. kind Of white goods now in fash
ionaEly use may be found at Porter
JohusEn's, go, .,a
other Gloves, our assortment is etw'
nlete. A lar, go lot of Gents, Ladies'
and Childrens' Hosiery just received at
Porter JohnEon's
The largest assortment Of men,
clothing, boots aud shoes, wOmenS' and
childrens' shoes, LADIES CATERS and
shoe strings ever opened in this place,
I believe / is generally conceded tia,
Porter johnson can sell boots aud
shoes cheaper than Other merchants :
can buy them. At any rate We defy
competition in this line Of trade, Al
we'll as in every other. 0,,ll aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
They do say that suspcnders arc s.
cheap at Porter Johnson's Cheap Gas
Store that every man in Weston e''nl'
swallow 1.-TWO buckles once day NM
never 10 mono the poorer.
Buy your clothing at Porter John
sons for with every suit Of clothO!
sold he throws in box Of collars
nCck.tie, box Of backing. tooth pick
and many other little things, both use
fol aud ornamental.
And just hero, while wO think of it
wO will mention that you can buy gOot
backing at Porter JohnsOn's for q
and 50cts per dozen boxes.
COtec-cofFee cofee-primc Ri
coffee 2jcts per pound at Porter John
sugar-sugar-sugar-still the or
,, is sugar at 12lcts per lb at Porte
! JOhnsOn's.
: Still two pieces Of straw mattin
, left. More silk aud Dolly Vardc
; Parasols. Fine Lace shawls, fit
b million yards Of cotton and calico, on
. ~ per yard, at Porter JOhnSOn's'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15

Cool, cold, colder as never vas.
Fritz has now on hand the splendid
Triumph Giugo. Pop, oh how cool.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15

Tennessee Dried Peaches, Of the very
best quality, just received and for sale
by T. A. Edwards.
Eg- For the information Of suffer
ing humanity, We will state that 3. G
Munich has the truck whaFll fetch
you this wurn weathor-wc mean Ice
Cream, Lemonade, and Jew Pop, which
he keeps for sale every warm day.
Those who wish to be cool, keep cool,
&c., give him call.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
TNlEDENlOCRR1
MoMNNM, >. IMNM As

re- TnR POuRru. Independence
Day passed of quietly in WestOn-only
two arrests being made during the
day.-The Catholic Festival was n
most complete success, q large amount
of money being realized.-The cele-
bratiOn proposed by the MethOdists was
intcrfered with by the rain, but turned
out very well, The day was one long
to be remembered as one Of the most
pleasant in the history Of our village
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15


RE- No TINE TO DE Losr.-In tho
i,cipicnt stages of Consumption, tie
first symptoms is gonorallya hacking
cough. pains 10 tho the chest, difficulty
Of breathing, or oppression Of:hc lungs
Something should be done at once to
check the cough, nlluy aud heal the ir.
itatod parts. Aliens Lung Balsa Z.
will break up the cough in an incredt-
bic short time; also prevent the forma'
,ion Of tubercles. Where tubercles are
once formed, the disease is hard to cure.
It is for sale wholesale and retail, by +
NJ. 'Chaliant, who is sole agent for the
counties of Lewis and Gilmcr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Lincoln 7o,cnship, Le,eis CO..
State Of West Virginia.
WE, David II. Hest, A. Il. Hall, and
w John Crawf1T, three freeholders Of
the said county, do hereby certify that by
virtue of warrant to US directed by WV.
ChidOster, Justice Of said county, we have
this ay on our OathB viewed and appraised
Mare, taken up by John A. Francls,o on his
land, as an cstray, and assess the value Of
said cstray at forty dollars. The said Mare
is supposed TO be about l2 Yeas old, and
about IL hands high, rather light tall, color
"a Their blue iron grey, running at tue nose
like diStompCr.
Given under our hands, this 2nd day oil
July, 1872 DAVID II. WEST,
A. II. HALL,
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Appraisers.
July ST
A Copy Altestc:
]. W00FTER, Recorder.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15

T A Edwards is Agent for ,th'
franklin and National Insurance Com
psnics Of Wheeling, and the State Ia;
surnnc. Company Of Petersburg, and
will take risks in the town or county a
as low rates a, any good company car
Afford.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15

Mr.. Edi,or:-You will please announce
Colonel 4. W. wOODFoRD as candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff Of Lewis county, sub
lee, TO the decision of the County Democrat
ic Convention. by every principle Of lair
ness, Colonel WoOdiord IS entitled to the
position, and he will receive the hearty sup
mort Of MANY VOTERS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
THE CELEBRATED
ssPaIatine Separator
THRESHING MACHINE

Manufactured by tho Marion Nachiac Works
PalatiRc, W. Va.
eN-The only Machine suitable for hilly
country and rough roads. The most dura
bic Machine Ia tie market. Every Machine
warranted to do good work, and to be built
Of good material.
Address Marion Machine Works
Palatinc, W. Va.
GRO. c. DAMSER, Agent,
June l7.2m Weston, ". Va,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
Assessor-First District,

Mn Ep,roR You will please announce
Colonel JOHN KEE as a candidate for As.
sessor Of tho First District Of Lewis couhty,
composed ofthe Townships Of jane Lew and
Wiliey-subjGct 10 the decision Of the Dem,
oeratc County Convention. We have found
In him an honest and capable officer, and
n Tho Convention he will be rewarded BY
The hearty support Of the Democratic
Voters Of JANE LEW and WILEY.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15

We arc authorized to announce J0NA-
THAN n. BENNETT, ESQ, Of Lewis
county, as n candidate for seat In the
State Senate from the Ninth Senatorial Dis
trict, composed OF tho counties Of Barbour,
TAYLOR, Upshur, Randolph, Tucker and
Lewis, subject to the decision Of the Demo,
cratic Convention which meets ut PhillippI
ON the 18th Of July.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
The Fourth in BraxtOn.
BRAxroS G. H., July 6

bRAxroE W. h. July D.
To hc Editor Of The Democrat.
Yesterday being tho famous
Fourth" and also the last week and
day of the last quarter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Berry's school, it was deemed by
the citizens Of Sutton an appropriate
time to demonstrate their appreciation
Of tho course pursued by tho accom-
plished and faithful teachers by q TT
ling acknowledgment in tho most tan
gible shape in which such an ezhibi:
ton could be enjoyed and appreciated
BY childrcn-i. c. plenty of good
things to cat. Consequently after an
interesting and creditablC review Of
thir studies in the carly part Of the day,
the entire school, and many Of tho oiti-
zous Of the town, repaired'to a bcAuti'
ful grove on the Duffy bill, near town,
and after doing full Justice to a sump'
tuous rcpast, arranged in picturesque
style on the lap Of mother earth by thu
fair ones Of the village, further pro
ceeded to put in tue time BY hearing
tho Declaration Of Independence rsat
lin a fluent and clearly cnuuciaied man
por BY Mr.. Newton Newton, followe'
by an Grafton by G. +. TlylOr, Esq
} Iftorwhich +. 9. BOggs, ESQ., mad
a very entertaining address on th
= I HPrinSiplcs, Policy and Results {
! Education" Tho performances clOsin
at tho close Of good naturOa kind
bon ediction address by the yeuOrabI
/ and fluent Colonel VIM. Newton:
4 T..
i've have received from friend
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Nnr1E mi nREnITORs.

TO NC UFeIIVUTT q JVNH vi III U"N-
MS, deceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the county of Gilncr, made IL n
cause therein pending, to subject the real es-
tate Of tue said John N. ~ Ginnis to the pay.
ment of his debts,yo are required TO present
your claims Against the said John NJ MGin-
mis-, for adjudication, to Miranda u. Stump,
Commissioner, at tile Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court of said county, on or before
he 26th day Of June next Witness, Cur
euco n. Conrad, Clerk Of said Court, this
93d DAY Of April, 1879.
APRICOT ON, CONRAD, CIorA