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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-16
Mixing Compliments.

An English gentleman AID his Irish scr.
want were out hunting. The only game they
could find was on the estate of u certain lord,
but they received permission to hunt from
the gamekeeper. provided they would send
piece of venison to her ladyship. They sho.
deer, and the next day the gentleman told
his servant to take a nice piece of the meat.
with his compliments to her Iadyship.
''Fat will say, sir 2" asked Pat.
"Ask to SEQ her ladyship. aud say your
master sends this piece of venison, with his
compliments; and say. if kill any more ven.
ison she shall have her share of it."
can right. sir"
"Well. what are yon waiting for 2"
can sure, yees haven't given mo the COM
plimeuts yet" said he, stupidly.
"Oh, the devil take the compliments, Go
along, and tell her what told you"
Pat started for the castle, repeating what
he had been told to say, but in SO doing ho
got the words somewhat mixed, and when ho
got into the presence of her ladyship, ho
bowed low, and said:
Good morning, your ladyship Sure, mo
master sends you this piece of mate. with the
DEVILS compliments, an if there's any moro
vengeance to be had, he'll give you your shars
of it."
Pat went out quicker than he came In.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-16

CHURCH DESTROYED ny FIRE.-The old
Presbyterian church at Kernstown was des.
troyed by FIRE on last Sunday, whilst services
were being held in the building by Rev. Dir.
Crawford. 1t caught FIRE fron defective
iue. Although of the Oldest churches
in the Valley of Virginia. it was In good
state of preservation. having been thoroughly
repaired since the war. In the chnrchysrd
are. tombstopes dating as far back as the mid
die of the last century. The church was dis
mantled during the war by the Federal troops.
The loss is estimated a. $500.
Wsn.I<.,~- NJ.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER & co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of a plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF!1IEASUR URE11ENT,
and full line of samples from their stock
OF Ciothe. CassiIneres, Coatings, Shrtinea, &C.,
thns enabling parties in any part of the country
order their Clothing and shirts direc: from them
with the certainty of receiving garments of
Tie Very Latest style
And liost Perfect Fit
attaInsbe. Goods ordered will be sent by Ex press
to any part OF the country. AS is we'll kaown
throus the Southern States thew have f,r Eortv
three Years exceIed in all departments of their
business, which s substa tia uarantee "a to the
character of the Goods they viii send out. large
and well assorted stock of
NEADY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with full lineof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design and
At POPCLiR PR}CE.S
when Goods are sent per Express C. O. D., there
will be no colis cton charge enounts of $40 md
over. Kuies tor selt- -IncasurenieGt, Samplea of
Gods a..d Price 1.ist free application The at
ir"H"n oil the irsae Id invited to our Wholesale
Department, which is l~ays kept up tothe highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Manufacturers and Deslers in Mems and Boys
Clothing nnd Furn nsh,ns Goods. either
ready made or made to order.
1G5 and lG7 baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE. MD.
April 1871.
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John Brown Raid.

Frederick Douglass. in n lecture which hs
delivered in Washington city on Wednesday
night last, .unbosoned himself for the first
time, of his personal connection with tina
John Brown raid. I. will be remembered
that Douglass fed to Canada at the time of
the raid. He says tina. Browns Constitution
for the government of the discretionary
Republic was written at his house in Roches,
ter and the speaker still possessed the original
draft. He was not privy. however. to Browns
invasion until summoned from Rochester to
Chambersburg, just before the descent on
Harper's Ferry, when he spent a whole day
and night in a stone quarry with Brown and
Shields Green, seeking to dissusde them from
their mad attempt. Green was finally cap
tured by Browns fervor, and so met his death
on the gallows. Twelve years before the raid
Brown laid before Douglass the plan of.e gen.
eral insurrectiou all along the Allegheny
ridge of the slave States. with the idea Of
mounting hundreds of black men on their
masters horses, and letting them ride to FREQ
soil. The subsequent plan of the raid was
changed from the first plan, little while be-
fore he put it into execution. Douglass keenly
cri.ised William Fl. Stewards proposition THAI
Brown was justly hanged.
Washington Special
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-16

MISS L. g. sTRIDER.-The West vir.
ginia Educational Monthly Journal, published
at Petersburg. pays the following compli>
ment to this lady. daughter of Mr.. john II.
strider. of this County
Miss L. G. Strider, who was tescher Iast
year in the Fairmont Normal School, and as
sucb, justly popular, is at presen. engaged in
teaching in Romney, W Virginia. We con-
gratulste the citizens Of Romney in their
good fortune in securing such an accomplished
lady and teacher
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r W;nrhesser Mens.

"A Rochester boy teased his girl for an
hour to go out and take lunch with him and
she at last consented. Though no. feeling
hungry in the least she managed to ge. awsy
with stew, plate of raw. a white fish. an
1rondequoi. trout. two quail on toast, glass
of sherry, and half pound of carameIs.-
Her escort left for Denver the next day.
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TO ALL CONCERNED!
HOUSE PAINTING, GRAININ,

HOUSE PAINTING, GRAINING,
PAPER HANGING, &C.
ToHN n. WHtTTiNGTON again proffers his ser.
in the most artistic style of nv work in the HOUSE
PAINTING. WALL PAPERING, FURNITURE
RENoVATlNG. or CHAIR GAMING line. Prices
reasonable. and sstisfaction guaranteed. Thank
tul t" his friends for the cement the past
he confidently hopes, from ged experience and
his line.
o. Shop in basement, door to Mr. John
Ashbaugh's Tailoring establishment, Northw est
corner IF Liberty md Lawrence SITS.
July 30. lS73-3m JNw
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HAWKING BUSINESS.
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
~-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scRlpTIoN for the "Spirit of Jefferson" aud
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. d. McGL1NcY-Shepherdsto,on.
john P. Observation-Disclosures
CHAs. R. LEE-Berrypiiie.
JOEL w. RoBERrs-N Niaaleway.
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Du6ields Depot.
JAS. w. BARNHART- GInionuiUe.
NJ. W BURR-Brocn's Shop
q. FL. RoBERTs-KearneysU
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leetown.
JOHN w. DALGARN
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"A few mornings ago. says Kentucky
rural paper, we meekly approached an emf.
grant wagon and inquired Of its austere pro.
prietor, Whittier bound 2" Me lord re-
moved his quid to the larboard side of his
mouth and coolly remarked s.None of your
business" And il wasn't either -
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BALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

SCHEDULE ofPassense ger Ira in arriving and do
~ parting at UsrEcr's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING WEST
Cincinnati Express via Washington 10 a6. A. NJ
st f.nu;s ~ ~ p NJ
Mail Train Z" old tr'l, - 20 NJ
Winchester Acc'n" 's 6. g SOS, P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING EAST
Cincinnati Express via Washington. s.O4, A. NJ
st. Louis Expresa via Warrington. 7.n5. p, M. /.
Msil ir"n via Old Track to all points. LOG, p. NJ.
"Incnester Ac'u 645. a. nj. f.
Traius on Main Stem ma Ike close con uections at
Harpers Ferry with trains running on w p & s.
Dvlslnn tc Strasbure and points farther South
Al Hagcrstown junction with trains for II aeers.
town, SC.
Through Ticket. to all prominent points W est,
South. Eas, and North.
Ticket Office open for all passenger trains, day
aud night. Comfortable facilities for waiting pas
seneets. A. B. WOOD, Agent. =
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An old lady. recently visiting prison
asked one of the attendants why the prisoners
received such coarse food. He told her it
was to keep their blood from becoming i'm
pure. And when asked what they would do
if their blood was impure, be dryly responded,
..Break ont Z"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-16

An Iowa newspaper proelaims itself an
.'honest newspaper" and in; another para
graph says: "When man processes honesty
nowadays. keep your eye peeled for thief"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-16

An Indiana lady held burglar By the
whiskers until her husband came home
Burglars should shave often
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-16

- Quiet. but firm. Wanted, by strong
German, a situation in an eating house. Hs
understands the business"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-16

doctor, what will cure the fever of
love..! t'The chill of wedlock, mad.
eInoiselle.''
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
STIEFFsS PIANOS
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMs
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS,

GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS,
Were awarded to CaAS. NJ. STIEFF, for the best
PIANO. in competition with all the Leading
Nianufscturers of the country.
OFFICE AND wARERooMs.
No 9 ~ Liberty Street, Baltimore, Nd
The superiority of the Unrivalled stieff Piano
Forte is conceded BY a!lwho have compared it with
others In their New Grand Square Scale, II Oc-
taves. the manufacturer has succeeded in making
the most perfect Piano Forte possible.
Prices will be found > reasonable as consistent
with thorough workmanship
large assortmon. of Second Hand Pianos always
on hand, from $75 to $500.
We are agents for tho celebrated Burdeti Cabinet,
Parlor and Church Organs, all styles and prices.
suit every one, guaranteed TO be fully equal to any
made.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, con tanning na NEE
of over l.. 500 Southerners, (5eO of whom are vir-
seesns and others throug ghout the South who have
bought the Stlef Piano since the close of the war.
Aprils, 1878.
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= Two Milesians were standing at the
Fsirmont Water Works, in Philadelphia,
watching the big wheels splashing the water
in every direction, when one of them re-
marked "Mike isn't this square coun-
thry, where they have to grind their water
before they can use it 2"
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Spirit Of yeffsrsoll.

TERMS OF sUBsCg1PTIoN....Fhe p.per
will be furnished to subscribers at 50 50 per
annum, in Advance.
When not paid strictly In Advance, $500
Will positively be charged.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-To accommodate
~ the reading community, have reduced the
price to 10 cents per week in advance ANY Book
TO read for that eum. GEO. T. LIGHT
, 1873-09-03

Tho Chicago produce mnrkota woro nctivo yoB-
terday, but grain was gonorally depressed by tho
groatcr cost Of froightroom. Moss pork WAS in
botter domand, and shado ilrnor, at 915.80@
1890 caeh, md s15.25@15o7t1 ac'lor October.
Lnrd was moro activo aud steady at 7J1o per ID
for winter, and 759G@721c Tor summon rendered.
Moata wero dull and castor, at 79l@756o for
slouldore, $4,000 for rhort ribs, o@01So for
short clear, and 9119@111Go for sweet pickled
hamB. Highwinos wero dull and 1c lowor, at
e1.o2 por gallon. Like froights wore aotiro and
20 higher, closing ut 1lo for wloat to Buffalo.
Flour was 1uiot md firm. Whont vas
activo and 10 lower, closing at s1.13A
cash, e1.1271 seller tho mouth, and
s1.11A@1.12 sollor October. Corn was
active and weak, declining nc, md closed at
899sc cash, and II seller October. Oats wore
moderately active, and 20 lower, closing firm OF
271lo seller tho month, and 27alo seller October.
1'yo was nctivo and 31o lower, closing at 0711c.
Barley was excited, md 5@6o higl.or, closing at
$1.2c for No. 2, and 0Go for No. 8. On Saturday
ovoning Inst there was In storo in this city
1862, ,1o7 bu wheat; $685. 841 bu corn; G92 585 bu
oats 05.4o1 bu ryo; and 1o0 149 bu barley. To-
ta1 Of all kinds, 5,e93,G03 bu. Tho hog trado
was fairly activo at formor pricoa, or Mt sl.25@
4.80. catt1o continues dull mud weak. sloop
wcro steady and unchanged.
, 1873-09-03

Laying tho Cornerstone OF a Neye
Methodist Church.

Laying tho Cornerstone OF a New
Methodist Church.
Yesterday WAS proud day for our suburban
noighbors at tho rising village Of Oak Park, four
miloa west OF tho city lmits, on tho Chicago 4
Northwcatorn Railway. Tho pleasant sito Of
tho .villago on tho watershed, dividing tho W.
tors Of tho valley Of tho Mississippi from those
Of tho st. Lawrence, it's proyorbia1 hoalthful-
noBH, tho excellence Of Its wator, schools, and
churches, tho culture and refinement Of it's pop.
ulation, its primoval forests and oasy nocosa to
tho metropolis Of tho groat Northwest, have giy-
On tho place such stcady and solid growth That
tho church accommodations llaye not kept pace
with tho measured incroaHo Of Inhabitants.
Last Hpring tho Methodist denomination be-
gan tho erection Of q church edlaco, nndor tho
and 1t is already in sucl state Of forwnrdnass
tnas lta sharp outlines and symmetrical propor-
tions cfoayo tho uppor cir. Tho building Is To-
Gated in tho heart Of tho village, and ia OF Mil4
Waukce pressed brick, With arti1ciRi-atouo trim
mingB, and bids fair to bo not only 4 commodluua
aud pleasant place Of worship, hut q gom Of
architectural o1ceionco. It Is of tho styla
OF architecture known as American, and
while it accepts tho desirable foaturos
Of tho qrccian, Ionic, Doric, Corinthian, and
other orderH, it carefully rejects their iucongr-
tiles. Whom completed, tic building, with tho
lot, will hnvo cost about 825.000.
Tho cornerstone exercises, yesterday, called
out q large assepblage Of the oitizons, aud wora
conducted by tho Roy. r. P. Marsh, pastor, &C.
oording to the disciplinary ritual.
Tho ad1rcaa Of DR.. j. Q. Peck, Of Centenary
Church, Chicago, WAS a nlaBtorly affair, md do
llyored with thrilling cffoct.
, 1873-09-03

Iho grim receipts at ChicaEo during tho rnst
ton days hayo been unprecedented. Fur tho
forty -e,gEt hours ontling II n, nj. Oh Monday
thoro nrrlvcd horo 1,97b carH Will, grain, which,
with the receipts by cnnnl, mnko MI ngCregato
of 100000 bushels. Tho receipts of wheat,
corn, oats, aud nrloy from Aug. % to II o'clock
4. IN. Sept 2 woro as follows: Wheat. 1000, ,451
b,1sllo1e; corn, 2,o6s.8G0; oats, 0s4, 147; rye,
84,722; bar1oy, 117,087, Or m aggregate Of
5,AG6, 1G7 bushels. This docs not ino'ndo flour,
Tho receipts would bo ovon greater than theno II
tllo railroads had tho cara necessary to meet tho
lnmnud
, 1873-09-03

Tho Chairman OF tho Corporation Committee
Of tho Board OF Equalization learned nothing
from lis visit to Chicago, but TINT County-At-
toruoy Root waa Of tho opinion that tho Board
Ind no right to aHscBs the stock Of corporations,
and had probably advised tue County AHaeaaors
to mako returns Of tho stock of the 1000 cor
porationH in Cook County. A apcoial committee
Of three will probably bo appointed to-day to
viHit tho chief cities Of tho State to gatlor in
formation for tho assessment of these evidences
Of property, on which the Board sooms miechley-
ollsly bent.
, 1873-09-03

Tho Btntcment1g made, u, tho ono lnrsd, that
Mr. a. q. lIoslny has loon in consultation with
THO clinfs Of tho loca1 Democracy, nild, with
them, Inns agreed upon ticket to which 1o can
conAclcntiously deliver tho Gormau vote. On
tho other hald, 1t is asserted with I'LL equal show
OF consistency Tint ATr. A. @. 1Iesing las agroca
upon compromise with tho managers Of
tho local Republican party,- by which, In
consideration Of certain political concessions, 1,o
ia to doiiyor ovor tho German voto to thoir aldo.
Whilo 1t ii possible TINT both thoso statements
nro substantially correct, It docs not follow that
tito "delivory" Of tho Gorn1an vote by A1r. a..
q. Hcsing to either slo rostB wholly aud OK
cluAvely with him.
, 1873-09-03

mnny who will be glad to cllaor tho l,oart bowo
down, nnd aid tho nrtlBt oil iH roa.l to famn
He roAidoH with 1lis fAnlily Mt No. 0D3 Wost Lnka
street, and has boon earning moderate support
aB 4 htreot-rnifway conductor. 1t,nulating tho
example Of llia famous brother unoatontat0,nl7,
and proudly preforring to prove himself WORTHY
Of tho groat ilno o bears, llr. powera 1laB do.
votod lis leisuro limo to the cultivation OF hi1
gonins and skill qs tho lower of blocks oi
marble into tho ideal images OF tho brain
OF Into l1o had boon ongayod in tlo hnishing
q statue Of Innocence, q n1Hrblo work, tho
chilli Of Ills own brain, aud art and Hkili. He
contemplated tho completion Of tho work ii
tt,no for its exhibition at tho forthcoming grcat
Exposition, and upon 1t built fond aud onvioua
hopon.. a fow approcatiye friol,dB, WHO lai1
scon tt.c image taking form, Ind choorod tho
artist, md good judgoH pronounced 1t beautiful
In deaign and oxcolont In finish rs work
Of art. Monday night tho abode OF tho
humble. and struggling sculptor was .cnterod
by burglars, who robbed linn Of Ill Ills money,
his watch, and, worao than ALL laid ruthless and
vnndal hands on Ills idoal Of Innocence Tho
midnight dopredatora, with q cruel malfgnity,
crushed tho marble hand Of Innocence, and thus
stabbed the hcart Of tho sculptor, wlilo tloy
rlod him Of tronsuro. Tho statue iB not now
proHentablo. WHO among tho woalthy patrons
Of art in this grent city will be tho frat to cheer
tllo artiHt TO startanothcr on tho road to famo2
, 1873-09-03

tho Congressman who layo taken tho Halary-
grab may bo inferred when the Burlington
Hatokeye, the lending Republican papor Of Iowa,
declarca: "Of ono Thing, however, NO feel
pretty sure, and that Is, tint tho people Of Iowa
will not liston With any patiouco to any public
speaker, no matter how eminent, whose landa
aro not ontrely cloan of the salary grub poilu-
ton. On this their minds are made up" Every
member OF Congrcss who has takon that money
has been excluded from tho STUMP even lilo
''party cannot soc,,ro them arospcctful hearing.
, 1873-09-03
WIHOONgIN LIQUOR Law.

Tho surro'no Court Of Wisconsin nlod a de-
oision. on Monday, tho 1st inst, III q emo hi
yolving tho conutitutionallty Of cortain recent
temperance legislation. A. fow yenra ngo, tic
Legislature Of Wisconsin, n,-nlto tho Logiala-
t'lroH Of q number of otlior Wcstorn statcB,--
passed law requiring liguorsdoalorl, M. CON
dltlon precedent to obtniung license, to 1l1c n
bond, With sufficient aocuritios running to tho
ssato, in tho ponal gum Of $4,000, md condi-
tiopod for tho payment Of al. damngos which
might accrue by reason of thoir obtaining
llconao, aolling or giving away Intoxicating
liquor, or dealing In tho: sano The 1aS pro-
vidod, furthor, that any ono who suffered In his
by roason Of any persona dealing in
Intoxicating liquor, might recover on tllo bond,
1t Booma that tho Mayor Of milwaukee,, acting
undor tho advico Of tho City Attorney, Ills loyal
advisor, refused to require tho bonds, the latter
of1cor considering 1t unconstitutional. Tho
temperance ..pnrty, by ono Of their nacmbcra
sued out q f,andanus to compel Tho Mayor to
require tho bond, md tho validity Of tho Inv
ca1no up for argument before tho Supreme Court
Of tho State. Counsel for tho Mayor claimed
tho law unconstitutional for tho roasona tlat 1t
compelled man to hold hi,nsof Responsible for
tho consequences Of n lawful act. arguing TINT
tito Rnlo OF liquor by n poraon duly liconncd to
retail It WIS lawful net, md, as auch, not pun
tHhable in itself or in its consequences. Tho
stAto could not, it was argued further, first NIL
tllorizo an net and tho1 punish its consoqucnccs
md that boforo an nct could bo punfalcl 1t must
bo prohibited. It was also urged TINT tho on-,
aotmout, contrary to tho principles Of tho COM
mon law, held tho liqnor-dealcr responsible for
tho renloto connequoncos Of a lnwful act, whorc-
as, aa n general a71le, tho ro,nrto conuoquencon
of. ovon wrongful net woro not punishable
Other points wore raised by counsel f6r tho
Mayor, as for instance that tho law III quostion
gayo tho trl1nkard right to tako advantage Of
Lis own wrong; to recover for n wrong to which
ho Ail1solf consented, in which Ae him
self participated; and that 1t punin1cd tho
hquor-t1oaler for an act which WAS not
his Hct,, but tho act of p. another; ono
which ho neither did 'hinnclr nor intended
to do, in which, therefore, botl, intent and net
were wanting. j, -~
The Supreme Court Of .WisconBin holds tho
Law Unconstitutional, OH tho ground that Tho
statc, having tho power to prohibit tho aa1o
altogether, may permit it. attaching to tho por
mission what conditions it scos fit.
, 1873-09-03

Tho representatives OF tho Grand italian Union
In the United States, at their fourth annual Con-
gresa hold in at. I4ons last wcel1, adopted very
etrong position to Congress- for such legislation
as will stop tho traffic IN Italian Children. Tile
petition atates that this cruo trade Ia not Of 70.
cont origin, but has progressed for cont,1rios,
and TINT It Is tho dosiro Of tho 1talan pcoplo,
throughout tho ontiro length and breadth Of tho
country, that the oxtromo rlgors Of atrong law
shall DO visited upon any Of their unworthy
countrymon who "al,nll bo engaged in thfs
dtabolloal occupation" Tho notion Of tho Italians
Is timely, md will DO indoracl yory strongly by all
classoH Of tho community. Tho Immense inoreaHo
Of tho strolling tuyonllo musicians In thiH city
alonc, within the last year, shows to what o1tont
this white s1ayory Ia carried On. Tho causo OF
, 1873-09-03

fngy lnrgo acl1oo1a. Wo l'nyo 10 douha tint ello
will work hnror ind iroro faithfully, and conduct
the hohoolB moro economically than II man would.
Wo; TRUST, therefore, tint in tho Forthcoming
convaaa tito roform votora WHO may l,avo favor
od otl,cr candidates. VIII drop tlloIr projndocu,
and give tl,ia Indy tho Lonont Of thoir Influence
and tllolr vo.oa. 1et lhr l,nvo fair cl,anro to
ehow wl.at nl'o can do, atitl wo 1,nvo no DOUBT
that Win County will 1laro good School Super
intendont, md tl'at tho equso Of education viii
thrive under hor ol.argo.. !. -
, 1873-09-03
THE NATIONAL ST. GEORGES UNION IN
D0RSED.

At regular monthly mcotlng Of st. 0corgo'a
Donoyolent Association, hold OH Tho LIST inst. at
tho Mechanics Exel,augo, hlr. G. G. Jonos, Bec-
rotary OF tho North American st. Oeorgo'a
Union, addressed tho meeting on tho sub oet Of
tho Union. Ills romarks woro collcnrrca III by II
a large minority Of tho members, anl tue follow
Ing roBolutfons were adopted:
Resolved, Tint lla Association In asnoael to yiow
with favor tho proposition 1nado hy h1r. G. T. Joues
hchnlf Of he North American 81. deorgs's Union anl
atlon Of thia Association nt tho proposed eoliug Of
delegates at Syracuse, N. \, on tho rdt Tuesday In
October next.
Rfsolptd, Tlat committee Of three bo appontcds
With power to nominate moro Delegates to Eop~
resollt tllis ABsociaton ut tho proposed lnoong.
Tho Cllnir appointed tho Rev. Mr.. Btroot, DR..
Walkor5 and HI. ll!clarl Drainard al such eoul'
nlitteo{
YhefUnion is not long in existence, and ap"
peara TO lo mololel OIL tho plum of our AmeE~
lean general conventions.