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FROM MORGAN COUNTY.
BERK ELRY SPRINGs. i

April -, 1875.
This week was ushered in by
Jack Frost.v who seems loath to
bid us adieu, but Icannot say his
kindness is reciprocated by we
auns
The Regulators brought to
trial in Timber Ridge, were ac-
Quilted, and the cost put upon VIM.
Miller. This will, doubtless, en-
courage regulating until some one
gets a free pass to the valley be-
yondn--well, we have no objection.
Bath has been lively place for
a day or two past, caused By a
grand prize speculation, participant
ed ia by number of our money
men" The fo lowing are the par
ticulars. A Jew from California
arrived here several days ago, and
called upon Mr.. Hinkle, Whose
wife was a Miss Durhaml, and Of
fered him 81 900 tor their interest
in Robert Durhan's estate, the lat
ter having left large fortune In
California. After making the offer
the Jew left for Winchester, prom
ising to call again in few days.
Now il when our Bathites became
interested (after having pumped
the Jew and one Of the shrewdest
of their number was sent to Hink-
les on Sunday to purchase his
Calm, and succeeded the sun paid
being $1,000, thus having out bid
the Jew by two Thousand dollars.
On Tuesday the jew returned and
then things got lovely. California
stock commenced advancing, and
shares went up one hundred dol
lars In an hour, and stockholders
ran around like "tadpoles in hot
fat,o some anxious tn sell, others
holding for advance, another hour,
stock advanced five hundred, and
holders quite crazy, button holeing
every passer by as to what they
should do when the stock brought
the anticipated thousands. Well If
we are to believe the whole story,
six lucky Bath gentlemen Thy in
vesting $4,000 are In fair way to
gain 500, 900, or be losers to the
amount invested. PETER.
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IIED.

At the residence of her husband, near
Scrabble, IN March 81, 1875, Mrs. Ann r..
Sigler wife Of Geo. Sigler, aged "A years
and months.
Near Shanghai, March 2s, 1876, Eveline
wife of Jas. NJ. Leonard, eyed ~ years, 5
months, 2 days.
Suddenly, in Winchester, Va, on the
End of April, Mrs. Sarah r. Twyman, wild
ow OF the late Col. I Twyman, of Madison
county, and daughter Of the late Philip
Williams, ST., of Woodstock.
at his residence in Rock Gap District,
Morgan county, on Tuesday last, April
l4th, Mr.. Henry Fearnop, aged about six
ty-four years.
At the residence Of her son, in Morgan
county, Mr.. George Compton, Mrs. Comp
ton, ofparalysis.
On Saturday, nth, near Stokes School
House, Mrs. Susan Burns, wife Of John
Burns, Jr., in the 23d year Of her age.
On the 22nd inst, George Bush, eldest
son of Philip and Catharine Bush, aged
4 years, 10 months and 70 days
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From, Little Georgetown.
LITTLE GEORGETOWN,
April 20, 1876.

Aptil ~, 1910.
To the Editors efAs Independent:
Last Saturday, the roof of Mrs.
Logan's house was discovered to be
on fire, just in time to save the house
from being entirely destroyed. 1t
probably caught from sparks from
the chimney, and when discovered the
shingles were in full blaze, but it
was extinguished before it had done
any damage more than burning few
shingles.
Last Tuesday two of our young
men took Greeley advice and event
West" We hope they viii have sue
cess they left here with the best
wishes of friends and acquaintance.
Our young men are not so plenty
here but what we regret to see them
leave us, but as there is no oppoTtu-
mites nor advantages offered to keep
them here, we cannot blame themfor
going to place where they can, at
the least, get a fair remuneration for
what they do.
Last week / was made towrite over
the signature IS" instead Of F.
which WAS an error, and which ssa
correct. +.
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MARRIED..

On the 2eth of March, at the residence
of the brides parents, near Harper's Fer.
ry. by Rev. Andrew Roseby, Mr.. Thomas
J. Ingram. of Springfield, H., to Mrs.
Sarah Demory, of Loudoun county, Va.
On Thursday, April LIST, on the bridge
at Harper's Ferry, by tho same, Mr.. Jas.
Payne to Miss Mary O. Shepherd all o
Jefferson county.
In Sharpsburg, Nd, by Rev Mr.. Cron-
lite, Mr.. Abram 7. Lloyd aud Miss Susie
Lock, both of Jefferson County.
On the 30th ult.. at the parsonage Of st.
Johns Lutheran church, Hag erstown, by
Rev. s. 0. Owen, John e. Seibert, Of JEFF
ferson county to Miss Emma Kate Otto, OF
Washington county, Md.
On February IL, 1875, by Rev. NJ. l.,
Canoe, MIR John w. Bailey, of Berkeley
county, to Miss Amanda Il. Beecherl Of
Gettysburg, Pa.
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To he Editors Of he Independent:

To The Editors Of lie Independent:
don't know anything about the
ways of the Town Council, and in
fact, have come to the conclusion
that they are past finding out. | have
been told there is an ordinance pro-
viding for a garbage cart, and yet
we have none. In every alley and
back street may be seen an ash pile,
and in many places the scrapings Of
cellars and back yards. Why don't
Council send around the garbage carty
These ungainly piles of dirt and filth
are terribly obnoxious to ladies, and
ought to be to men. If ] were vo.
ter / would never vote for a member
of the council who is opposed to keep
ing the streets and alleys clear OF rub
bish. / have had a box sitting at my
back yard gate, filed with dirt and
ashes, waiting for the garbage cart for
some time, but have waited in vain.
If we are not going to have that
necessary convenience any more, let
Council so announce, and citizens
win make provision to have the gar
bage taken from in front Of their
premises themselves. Mrs. H..
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A Little Texas Girls Terrible
Fate.

A letter in the Gonzales. Texas.
Inder says: About four weeks
since, little girl two years old,
daughter of Kris. M. r.. Rob-
lnson, living on Peach Creek in
Gonzales county, was bitten by d
little pet dog. The circumstances
created no uneasiness at the time.
from the fact that there was rot the
slightest suspicion at The time Of
hydrophobIa. and 1t was supposed
the dog was only In a little accus~
toned iii humor.
Shortly afterwards the dog be-
gan to have spasms, and finally
left home and died in the neighbor-
hood. About twenty DAYS after
the child was bitten she became
conyulsed with spasms. After
three days Of most excruciating
suffering with the most terrible
inaIady = hydrophohia the little
sufferer was released from pain by
the hand OF death.
In her paroxysms she bit her
mother several times while nurs-
ing. The mother has been twice
to DIR. evans. Of Flatonia, who Is ia
possession Of mad tone; which
was applied to her wounds. The
stone adheared tenaciously the first
time and but slightly the last. 1t
Is to be hoped that the virus has
been entirely removed, and the
mother saved from d horrible
death
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Tribute ofRespect.
HALL OF GRATITUDE LODGE,
No. 26, /. 0. 0. f., HEDGES I,
WILLIE, April %, 1878

WILLIE, hpTll "a, 1910 J
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Him,
whose judgments are unsearchable,
and his ways past finding out, to re-
move from our circle and summon
into his presence our beloved brother,
David Gletner, whose unassuming
manners and gentlemanly deport-
ment won for him the esteem of all
who knew him.
Resolred, That we, themembers of
Gratitude Lodge, No. 26, /. o. @. f.,
hereby express our true sorrow for
the loss of one who was so highly re-
spected.
Resolced, That we recognize the
hand of Him who doeth all things
well in this dispensationof providence
and consider it a warning to those of
uSawho are left behind to prepare for
death. While his name is dropped from
our roll it is still written upon our
hearts.
Resolued, That we tender to the
sadly-bereayed and sorow-stricken
family our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolued, That each member of the
Lodge be required to wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
printed in the county paper and that
a copy be presented to the family of
the deceased.
M. G. NADENBoUscH,
G. w. MCALLIsTER, I Con.
DALLAS HULL,
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OBITUARY. With sorrow and re-
greet we announce the death of Mrs.
Laura Baker, wife of j. l.. w. Bak-
Ell, Esq, Of this city. She died yes
terday "wednesday afternoon, after
a long and protracted illness, which
she bore with resignation and christ
ian fortitude. She passed from earth
calmly and peacefully, and leaves a
sorrowing husband, father, mother,
sisters, brothers and large circle of
friends to mourn her untimely taking
off. May she one day meet them all
in the land of the Leal wherepartings
are no more.
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Second Days Proceedings.
THURSDAY. April "a, 1875.

We omitted to state yesterday that
Rev. Il. III. Compton was elected
Moderator and Revs. Clymer and
Turner were appointed Clerks on
Wednesday evening.
The Presbytery convened yesterday
morning at 9o'clock, and was opened
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Crawford.
The minutes Of Wednesday evening
and of the last stated meeting were
read and approved.
Revs. Johnson, Wordsworth and
Cook were appointed committee on
bills and overtures.
Revs. Johnson Findley and ParI
were appointed committee to ex-
anime the reports of congregations,
east of Valley turnpike, and Revs.
White, Hopkins and Turner, those
west of the turnpike.
A recess was then taken until IL
O'Clock, at which time,C. s. Lingam-
felter, of this county, preached his
trial sermon. The large congregation
in attendance consider Mr. Lingam-
felter's effort as very brilliant and
praiseworthy, and as promising rich
and fruitful harvest in the future.
After services they proceeded to
the election of committees.
The call from Falling waters charge
was referred to a special committee
consisting of Revs. Wordsworth
Findley and Elder Campbell. The
following comprise the various com.
mittees:
On Devotional Exercises. DR.. Rid.
die and Elder j. M. Harman.
Finance. Messrs. Lafevre, Camp.
bell and Engle.
Narrative Messrs Crawford, Wal
ker, Blue and Shoemaker.
Reciprocal Duties--Messrs. Hop
kins, Wilson, Stottle and Seibert.
Systematic Beneficences.- Messrs.
Brown, Crawford, Clayton and Cook.
Confer with Licenture. Messrs.
Findley, Walker and Seibert.
Minutes Synod. -Messrs. Scott,
Graham and Thompson.
The Presbytery then adjourned UNI
til r. NJ. lat which time they prompt
reassembled.
The reports from the different con-
gretions were presented for exami-
nation.
The Sunday School and statistical
reports were submitted and referred
to the appropriate committee.
Rev. l.. G.. Miller, of this place was
elected a corresponding member Of
the Presbytery.
The application of Rev. G. White
for dismissal from his charge at Ber-
ryville and transfer to Hampden
Sidney College, church, elected a
warm, lengthy, and animated dis
cusslon, which resulted in granting
the permission, The Body then adj
journed and will meet again this
friday morning at 0 O'Clock.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. April %. Flour. -
Howard Street Super 4.25(,af.75
Howard Street Extra 5 00(oo5 81
Howard street Choice 5 i5(cl5 so
Howard Street Family 3 S7(a8 90.
Whvat-White l SO ~ S5 cents !;
Red 4 19(9l.32
Corn White 87(a89 cents:
Yellow S7(1SS cents.
Oats.-Southern 75(d77 cents !:
Western 68a69cents.
Rye 1901 l5 cents.
Provisions. shoulders S3(G
Clear ibsides l2s(a12l. Hams Is
@15l cents. Lard 17(0l6l.
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We call attention to the advertise
menJ of Prof. Chas @. Pape, in this
issue. The Professor is a first-class
teacher of vocal and instrumental
music, and an excellent tuner of pi-
amos. He brings with him recon-
mendations from some of the leading
Colleges and Summaries in the coun-
try, III which he has taught. and also
letters from many persons in whose
he has been employed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-24

The Hagerstown Ne,rs gives an ac-
count of atramp who walked into the
house of citizen the other day,
about dinner time, went straightway
to the table and awaited himself of as
much food as he wanted, and carried
out a supply for his drunken COM
panions. That fellow needed some
ones boot to help him along.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-24

Warrington, w. Va, is the place
at which paper called the Ventilator
and Golden Rule is published. 1t
must be alively sheet judging from
theway it rentilates and itsapplicatlon
of the golden rule is hardly worthy of
emulation. If the editor is doing
unto others as he would have others
do unto him, then he needs cast
iron, fire proof jacket, warranted no
to melt. Here is the way he goes fo'
the present administration:
"Out upon such hell-deserving
set as those who for some years have
been curse to this fair land, and
cause the hearts of good citizens to
mourn. A drinking, = swear
ing, profane, God-defying crew! Hell
is even now opening wide it's sulphur
Gus Jaws to receive them. Belzebub
is stirring up his hottest fires and
grinning horribly a CHASTITY smile in
anticipation of their appearance in
his domain"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-24

We saw large crowd gathered on
Queen street in front of the National
Bank yesterday morning. We inter-
viewed the matter, and found that
the crowd had been attracted by an
obstreperous horse hitched to lager
beer wagon. The horse refused to go.
Applications of the lash and kindly
words alike proved unvailing, when
a popular auctioneer stepped up and
placed a cord around the horses
neck, and attempted to pull him
along. The horse pulled back, the
auctioneer pulled forward, when sud-
denly the cord parted and the end
of it did some splendid ground and
lofty tumbling. Dan Rice in his pal
miest days could not have eXcelled
it. The horse moved off and so did
the auctioneer.
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The post Office at Valley Falls Ma
rion county, West Virginia, is dis
continued as not needed; the papers
go to NAHUM post office, Mrs. III. A..
Zimbra is appointed postmaster at
Grantsville, Calhoun county, West
Virginia, vice Jacob Clemmer. re-
signed
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A ground hog was exhibited on the
streets of Cumberland on Wednes-
day. That's what's the matter. We
knew there was something wrong
with the weather, and it all comes of
that cussed ground hog.
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Buzfuz says we give our paper away,
and then writes communication
whining because people win take it.
What fooll
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Fish are getting more plenty in the
Alexandria market, but prices still
keep up. Shad are quoted at $3.50
to $3.50 per thousand and herring
at $14 to SIG per thousand, but de-
cline is quite certain.
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There are plenty ofmen in this world
who will take up two hours of your
valuable time talking to you about
business of their own each day, who
wouldn't SO much as goto your frlne-
raj when you are dead.
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Remember the fact, that Gettinger
y Hoke are exclusively in the shoe
and hat trade, and of course, will and
can offer greater inducements than
any other house. They are now sell
ing ladies CATERS, very good, at s..
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Hon. A. II. Boteler, lect,Ted in
Winchester, on Tuesday evening of
last week, subject, 1.-The Approach
ing Centennial" The papers speak
in the most complimentary terms of
his effort.
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The ordination of Father Kahn,
the new Bishopof Wheeling win take
place in Wheeling, in st. Josephs
Cathedral on the 23d of May, (Trini-
ty Sunday. A number of dignitaries
from abroad viii participate in the
services
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The Maryland Chassis of the Re-
formed church viii meet in Hagers-
town on the 10Th inst. The opening
sermon win be preached by the Rev.
DR.. Gaus, of Baltimore.
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RECOVERED. We take the follow
ing pleasant piece of information
from the last number of the Glitter
airy Miscellany"
Mrs. B. Sim Cunningham, of
Bedington, w. Va, has at last re-
covered her valuable manuscript vol
ume, GA Triplet,' which aot astray
in the mails. We hope to see it in
print very soon. Mrs. G. is an exceed
ingly graceful writer"
The manuscript referred to has
been lost for some months, and the
friends and admirers of the author,
who have been so pleasantly and prof
itably entertained heretofore with
the bright and fascinating sketches
from her pen, will be glad to know
that they will soon have an opportu-
nifty of perusing the pages of ga
Triplet." We predict for it a large
sale.
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The perpetrators of several burg
laries in Charlestown have been ar
rested, and the whole nest of them is
in a fair way to be broken up.
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1t does seem to us that if the prop
er efforts were made, some kind of a
manufacturing establishment, which
would pay on the investment, and
add to the business prosperity of the
town, might be inaugurated here
What'sto hinder?
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We shall have all our garden to
make over again. We don't care so
much for the loss of the investment
in seeds, but the labor thrown away
is what rifles us.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-24

A man cannot make his way in
the world without honesty and in
dustry.
Never despise humble services
when large ships run aground little.
ones pull them of.
The true secret of living at peace.
with all the world is to have am
humble opinion OF ourselves.
The future does not come from
before to meet us, but comes
streaming from behind, over our.
heads.
A pure soul acts In simpl' .6Yu-,
and without certainty, beinf = ra..
suaded that what Is not 60, e ftom
self. siA
Now that the thaw ! a came the
upright citizen Is no an sysr ohl;peT
to take his regular ao%sh n, P batS IN
pint cup.
Oan you make any allowance.
ioI : man being drunk ?" = Ger
nin'y' said the judge, "I'll al
h ,"w seu thirty days In the work
nc >ase."
Z. Ifa man wants d bUlle1 Of wins
KY, let him bu, II aud take it home.
like a man. and not sneak homes
with bottle or" bitters, u or .scor-
dial" and pretend that 1t is medi =
cine.
Ar Alabama colored parent has
liasned his child Heterogeneous, ~
the name having met his eye In q.
primer, and struck his fancy.
Now that there is no longergnyr
occasion for secrecy won't Mr. Spin =
mar be kind enough to tell us what
the two initials to his maize really
are.
An indiscret person is like ana
usealed letter, which every one
may read, but which is seldomx
worth reading.
1t may serve as q comfort 10 u.s.
In all our calamities and Affections.
that he that loses anything. anG
gets wisdom by 1t, is a .gaiher Nv
the loss.
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Frazer s. Bishop have contracted
for large quantity Of fine Blue
Windsor Plaster. Plenty on hand
and very cheap.
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The Postofiice department has or
dered postal car service on the entire
length Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad extension from Grafton to
CHICAGO.
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One of the parties engaged in the
robbery of Mr.. Andrew McCleary's
meat house last week--a negro nam
ed Guin-was arrested in sthis place
Monday night, and placed in jail.
The evidences is said TO be conclusive.
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Go at once and see the largest fresh
est, latest and cheapest mackerel
every brought to this market; shipped
direct from Boston, Frazer q Bishop
have them.
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Hagerstown brags of having the
most clearly servant girls. They al
ways hire out with the understanding
that the mistress is to do the dirty
work
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Mr.. John A. Homrich will receive
ana open his Spring stock of goods on
Monday. He has purchased large
line of the latest styles and novelties
in spring wear, and proposes to sell
them cheaper than the cheap
est. Call and examine his
stock and prices if you want bargains
in goods Of latest style. See adver-
tisement.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-24

Over 5000 was paid into the Berke-
ley No. 8 Building Association atits
last meeting.
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The Winchester Times says there
is in Frederick county, not far from
that town large deposit of valuable
silver bearing quartz. For various
reasons it has not yet been worked.
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Gettinger & Hoke havej just receiv-
ed an excellent lot of army-sewed bro
gans. Call early.
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Charlestown is agitating the ques-
ton of the establishment of gas
works.
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Martinsburg is dull, but Hagers-
town, Winchester and neighboring
towns can discount us in that respect
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The denizens of Berkeley Springs
are beginning to dream about their
summer visitors. That town is only
awake about three months in a
wear.
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LIST OF DEAD LETTERS. The fol-
lowing is list Of letters remaining at
the Post Office, which win be sent to
the dead letter Office in two weeks:
James A. Becker, j. Bradley Syer-
dale, Anna Bowers, c. w. Catllett,
John l.. Grail, Edia Carter, Bobert
Carter Stephen Elum, Miss S Fletch-
or, ii w. P.hilips.
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Splendid Lump Coal and all kind
of Anthracite coal and sawed wood,
at Frazer and Bishops.
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gan excellent line of Updegraff s
Justly celebrated gloves, ladies and
gentlemens' for sale at the manufac-
turers' prices by Gettinger & Hoke.
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Prof. Pape has an experience of "A
years in the Pianoand Organ trade in
this country, and is considered one OF
the best judges of instruments. Par
ties wishing to purchase pianos or or
gans viii do well by consulting him.
His tuning and repairing of Pianos
is perfect, and all his work warrant
ed. Send your orders at once to this
Office or the Stewart House. A good
second hand Z Octave Piano for sale
very cheap. Enquire at this office.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-24

Pure Early Rose Potatoes from
New York, at Frazer & Bishops.
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The San Francisco Call, under the
head of Personal publishes the
following touching notice:
NOTICE. will not be response
IN BILE for any debts contracted by
my wife, Maria A. Charney, she hay
ing put me out of the house:
ANTOINE CHARNEY.
Antoine is evidently determined
that the public shall know that he is
a man not to be imposed on with inn
punity.