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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17
TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned having been appointed by an Or
term 1875 for the purpose, will receive Sealed Pro-
posals until the
3rd day friday Of AARGH, 1876,
for Matchmaking certain portions of public road,
precincts Nos, 20 and % in Augusta county, near
Robert $. Harnsbergers Mill for distance OF about
1910 yards the Matchmaking to be fora width OF 10
feet and depth OF II inches the metal 10 De prop
ely broken and spread.
And also for making road bed. Of the dimensions
above named, with rough stone regularly and even
ly laid for s. depth of inches, to be covered with
broker stone for a depth of inches
Address, WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Conn.,,
feb l0-lt Fort Defiance, Augusta county, Va.
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VezU .AdUertisen1ez1ts.

E'OUND!-som time ago. between the American
II Hotel as,d the Court House, on Augusta ST.,
SILVER WATCH, which the owner can have by
calling at the Vrginian Office and describing the
same, and paying for this advertisement. feb INV
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.Ne2U Advertisements.
FOR 30 DA Us !!

rTNHE largest Bankrupt sale of DRY GOODS, No,
j. lions Queensware China and Glassware, ever
before offered to the citizens of Stanton and Au-
gusta county, for thirty days. commencing on
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When such men us Senators Grimsey, Penn
and Cochran oppose the majority report of the
special committee. seating Gen. johnson in
the Senate of Virginia. there must be s.lbstan-
tial reason for their course.
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Henry c. Bowen is crowdiDg Henry Ward
Beccher fearfully, and if Justice has its way.
Mr.. Beecher will have to ''step down and out''
Of Plymouth church. The old scandal is to be
revived, with fearful odds against Beeclier.
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TAMBgRGH EpGlNG AND ms RRTINGs
III dee .y-3tt very cheap ~ " Eti.EE {,
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MOST Too FAsT.-"L. Q. W. the Wash
fngton correspondent Of the Richmond En-
quarer OF the 18th, says: '''rhc Committee on
Elections will. in all probability. report in IA
vor OF HARRISON, Republican, and sitting mem
Der, from Alabama, upon the graund that after
deductng all fraudulent and purchased votes,
there SUI remains a majority for him over
BTombeig. Thus, upon the very first Gaze
coming up, the Committee will rise above pesay,
and DO Justice to a political opponent in styl%
that ought to make Republican ngressucn
blush for their infamous record ct the past
eight years.
This would be very .s.st,ous were it all SO.
but the fact is, there is no ''risng ABOVE party'
IN the matter. They are both Republicans
Htralson the regular nomin &c, and Brombere
independents Bromberg Was a republican men,
Der Of the last Congress. L. was = ease where
not nanch part;ality could be exercised, rs nei-
sser was acceptable to the Democracy, and
| iiehce flaralson received simple justice. Now.
let the Committee act with the same fairness
IN the case of Platte ys. Goode, from Virginia.
Wien they do, there will be some occasion for
praise.
| by the way, we think there is most too much
bitister about the pure motives thai governed
IN adopting the rule by which the contests are
to be tried. 1t looks like there was some con-
scions wrong about it, or the reasons would not
be repeated every day. The party friends had
better keep quiet on the subject.
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rOMMISSIONER,S OFFICE,
" STANTON, VA, Feb. H. 1875.
To all parties plaintiffs and defendants and others
interested in the chancery suit OF ScheHers Credl-
tors vs. Scheffers Administrator and ais, and espec-
ial to all creditors of Frederick Schefer deceased
Take Notice. thai in pursuance OF a decree rend-
cred in the above entitled cause, on the 2ath of
March, 1875, shall, at my office in Staunton, on
THURSDAY, the 23ri day Of MARCH. 1876,
proceed to take, state snd settle the following &C
cour is, viz:
1st. further account of the administration OF
the defendant G.. NJ. Harrison, Administrator OF
Frederick Scheffer, deceased.
End An account of debts against said Schefer, de-
deased, after applying all proper credits
Given under my hand this 18th of February. 1876.
w. GREEN SMITH.
feb I7-4t com'r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RDER.-In the Clerks
Office of the Court of Hastings for the city OF
Stanton, February, 18th. 1875.
James I. Byers and B Frank Ea lie, partners, do
ing business under the firm name of Byers Eaklc,
Plaintiffs.
Charlotte B. Taylor, James A. Latane David R.
Williams. Trustee, Emma J. Marshall and James NJ
Stout, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY-
The object of this suit is to obtain decrcs to en-
force Judgment lien of the plaintiffs against the de-
PENDANT. Charlotte B: Taylor.
And it appearing by affidavit filed among the pa
pers of this cause, that the defendants David H.
Williams and Emma J. Marshall are non residents
of the State of Virginia it is ordered that they 40
appear here within one month after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary TO protect
their interests in this suit TeSte
JAMES f. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Efinger, Craig & Grattan p q. 1eD l7-4e
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28
WILMINGTON, DEL. APRIL rs, 1875

LEWIS THOMPSON, our contemporaries
inform us will surely be confirmed by the
Senate. We are not so sanguine. We
have nothing to say against the personal
character of Mr.. Thompson. But it is ap-
parent to all our citizens that he has
been simply politician for many years :;
and he has had his fair share of the
honors OF his party, having been once or
twice in the legislature. That he is hon.
est it is not necessary for the Euery Erea-
tn9 and Commercial to attest to. They
were both lauditory of Nolen, and Dick
Harrington too, in his better days. We
are sick Of this todying to men who hap
pen to get into Office. The press demeans
itself wonderfully by SO doing. Mr..
Thompson is well enough and will doubt
less, if confirmed, make very good
officer. But we would greatly prefer to
see some such man as Washington Jones,
Thomas J. Mehaffy, Samuel McClsry,
J. T. Heald, M. NJ. Child, Granville Wor-
rell, VIM. Tatnall or George Richardson
appointed Coll ctor. The Office was net
made to be filled by men who do nothing
men who loaf about the str cts without
any respectable and settled avocation
and We regret to see it used for the ac'
commodation of such.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

1t must have been really disgusting to
witness old Montgomery Blair's att 9mpt
TO show that Belknap was not de 'erving
of impeachment; but Judge Blacks as
sertions that he was innocent and Mat
Carpenters plea that the prisoner is a
prosecuted Union soldier is truly laugha-
BILE. Still they did not succeed in getting
the trial postponed until after the elec.
ton; a political dodge that Black and
Blair ought to.be ashamed of. When such
men sell themselves for small fee, who
will say the bar of Washington cannot
Ne caught up by any rich lobbyist for a l.
any purpose.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

SINKING OF A STEAMsHIP.-AC Cor
respondent of The Sun, writing from
Chincoteague, Va. states that the
steamship w. p. Clyde, of the Clyde
line, commanded by Capt. w. w. In.
gram, and plying between Norfolk,
Va, and Philadelphia, sunk off ASA
wamon inlet, Virginia coast, on Tues
day night last. The Clyde is 594 tons
burden, and left Norfolk on the gath,
freighted with general merchandise,
and having ON board fifteen passengers
and crew numbering sixteen. She
encountered heavy weather on Tues
day, and at nine O'Clock that evening
commenced leaking very fast. The
pumps were put in operation, but
were out of order and would not work
SO the passengers and crew were or
dered up in the saloon and prepara-
tions were made for abandoning the
ship, which was successfully accom-:
plished at o'clock on Wednesday
morning, by the use OF three small
boats. Both passengers and crew were
picked up about seven o'clock the
same morning by Philadelphia
schooner and transferred to the steam.
er Alice. They left for Philadelphia
on Thursday.-Bdlt. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

BRIsTow's PErARD.-It has been rumor-
ed that Nolen's expulsion from the Gus
tom House was the work of Secretary
Bristow. That officer was put in possess
sion Of the facts the in case many months
ago, but it seems delayed to opporate un-
til it was discovered to him by some of
the clique, that the Custom House was not
run entirely in his interest, aud his
petard was fred just in time. 1t is sup
posed however that the explosion" has
done him as more injury than good. 1t
is likely the Commercial was in the secret
and therefore treated it as it would a
blast of powder mill without the at
tending remarks Of commiseration.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

We call for an investigation into the
accounts OF the U. S. officers of this
State. The late defalcation ought 70
bring this about. Our people have never
learned how much money they paid into
the hands of Wilmer and other men dur
ing the war. Certain it is that the Gov
eminent itself got about one million of
dollars out of Delaware for substitutes
that Is due to our State and aught to be
refunded. But what amount the rascal
~ officials got from our people is not
known. Let us have general over
hauling of accounts.
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SHEnLFFvS SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of q writ of Venditioni Exponas
TO me directed. will be exposed 10 Public
sale, at the
HOTEL. 81 SBj PLEY St
kept by George W Ortip. in the city Of vii
mingtpn. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE Goth DAY OF APRIL, A.. d. 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot of land situate in the
city OF Wilmington. New Castls county end
stare OF Delaware, begioning on the st side
of n III feet wide alley known rs " ebb's court.
a, n stal @. northerly 100 feet from 10Th street;
thence 80 feet nor .hcrly to lands formerly OF
JudSe 'lpin; thence by said side . said
lands AZ feet inches 10 other lands of John
y. R;e; thence by said lands southeTly 30
fee. to point joiLir John V. Nice and James
R'shte''s Is lands; thence by James Righters
lands eastecly A. ft ct q inches to the place of
begiDnin., he the contents thereof what they
may. with the bulldogs thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property of John V. Rice and to be sold By
WIN IL. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sherif's Office. New CASTLE,
April II. 1870. aprl3-ts
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TeIegraphic Breyivities

Advices from the East state teat the
plague in Mespotamia is increasing.
1t is asserted that Russian officers are
organizing the Montenegrins to aid the
insurgents.
M. Jaurde, formerly the Communist
Minister OF Finance, has been expelled
from Strasbourg.
The City Mills at Norfolk, Mass. were
burned on Wednesday wight. Loss S50,.
900.
The impeachment of count Won Arnim
before the Court of State for high trea-
son, viii begin on: May IL.
A dispatch received by General Sheri-
dan from Gen. Crook says the Indians at
he'd Cloud are On the verge of starvation.
The National Bank of the State If New
York has been admitted to the Clearing
House and will resume business at once.
In game of base ball between the
Mutual and Hartford, at New York yes
terday, the former won by score of 5 to
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

1t is noteworthy fact that all of the
defalcations. which have occurred in
wilmington not one of them were in the
language of the Radicals Southern sym.
pathizers. We could mention eihgt but
we will let three suffice. Messrs. c. b.
Day, J. l.. Killgore and w. d. Nolen.
were all very loyal people; and with
them man that voted the Democratic
ticket deserved to be classed with knayes
and thieves; simply because he was in
favor of preserving the union by peace
ful means; by votes instead of bullets,
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CIIERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue of u writ of '.evari Facias to me
directed. will be exposed to Public sale.
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL S4l lSHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City of Will
mington. New Castle county. III. on
FRIDAY.
THE 12th DAY OF MAY. 1876.
Ate o'clock P. NJ.
Tho following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
Brick Building thereon e ected, tuate in
the city of Wilmington afore aid. bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
n, the intersection of the northery side of
Fifth street with the e steilJ side # Orange
street; thence easter'y along sid side of
Fifth street f,ty-f feet five and half inct =
es thence northerlv and parallel with Or
ange rect by line of land 10 of John
Coleman twentv feet to n corner of land lat G
of John Murphey; hence alt ng line of said
land westerly and parallel with Firth street
ify-four feet five and a half inches TO the
aforesaid side of Orange street: and thence
along the said side thereof southerly twenty
feet to the place Of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and ia ken into ex ecution Ms the pre-
perty of Jacob Ilauser ana Ann Elizabeth his
WM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Oficc. New Castle.
Anril 20. 1876. apr22-ts
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What is the matter with Reading" :"
asks friend of ours. We have no replv
TO make; but might add since Mr.. Gowan
knocked the bottom out of our little
road' we would not express much SYM
pathy II the "rottom' were to fall out of
his gigantic anaconda that seems 10 de-
size to crush or envelop all the smaller
corporations. 1t will be hard to tell
when Reading" will reach hardpan.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28
POLITICAL.

The Democratic State Convention of
New York yesterday adopted report
OF the Committee on Contested Seats,
excluding the anti Tammany delegates
from New ork, city. Addresses
were made by Hon. Frarcis Herman
and eX Goxernor Seymour, and G per-
John &. Jacobs as President kesolu-
tions were opted d claring for
return to the institutional principles,
the frugal expenditure and the admi'
istrative purity of the founders of the
Rep lblic, and recommending the no.
mination of Samuel ]. Tilden for next
President of the United States. Fran.
els Herman, William Dorselhe elmer,
Henry G. Murphy andAbram S. Hewitt
were chosen delegates at large to the
National Convention.
The Republican State Convention
California met in San Francisco on
Wednesday. Resolutions were adop-
ted favoring sucE modification of the
Burlingamc Treaty as will prevent Il
further influx of Chinese, return to
hard money and the restoration of
silver coin to it's constitutional equali-
ty with gold as legal tender, and ex-
pressing preference for Mr.. Blaine
for President. OF the twelve delegates
to the National Convention. it is un-
derstood that ten are for Blaine and
two for Bristow.
The Arkansas Republican Conven-
tion met yesterday, and resolved in
view of alleged frauds rendering fair
election hopeless, not 10 nominate a
State ticket. A resolution was adop-
ted declaring for Senator Morton for
President.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

Ben. Bristow, grand uncle of the
present Secretary of the Treasury was
KILLED at the battle of Brandywine. he
was highly esteemed, and his name
mas peen perDetuated in the family.-
Archibald Bristow, grandfather of the
present b. IL, Bristow. emigrated from
Virginia to Kentucky in the days of
Daniel Boone. and settled finally in
Clarke county, i"
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

The Atlanta C0astitutt0n would feel
mat great blessing had been vouch-
safed the whole country if we could
secure for Our next President either
Iilden or Bayard from the East, Hen.
dricks or Thurman from the West. II
could trust either on. of them on any
platform or without a.platform.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

ANOTHER CLERICAL SCANDAL. The
Kev. q. A: kendrick, pastor of tho
True Baptist church, Columbus. Ga
mas been arrested on the charge of Sc.
duction of young girl, and is now
held in the Jail of that city to protect
MN from being mobbed by the girls
friends. kendrick protests his limo
cence.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28
beyond Valuation

The worth Of any invention " mich obviates
or mitgatea the loss OF any of the natural
senses cannot be measured by dollars and
cents. or this character are the Diamond
spectacles," which are scientifically made
from he best possible material. Every pair
has the trade mark, a small diamond.
For sale in Wilmington by b. S. Clark, No.
4V1 Market 3 rect. apr25eod&w.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, lSf.

nv o OIUNh1 -'1'f
The following described real estate,
Ali that farm and tract OF land si9AIS
st. Georges Hundred. New Castle 10Y
Delaware. bounded by the main sueal
Drawers creek, branch thereof sepsi1a
the same from land formerly Of WY
Dickinson. land OF Patrick McDolll
heirs and the State road leading ironl
Donough to Odessa, in the aforesaid @
containing about i've hundred and sw1
nine acres OF land, Book X, val. pas,
Seized and taken ia execution as lne
erty OF Thomas J. Foard. and 70 be goa
WIN. II. JAMESON, eoe'i
Sherif-s OGice, New Castle. -,
April Is. 1876. app'
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of "A writ of Levari Facas TO
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAI E1rE HOTEL. Sal SHIPLEY ST,
kept by George W. Ortlip. in the city Of Will
mlngton New Castle county, Delaware. on
SATU nDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF APRIL. 1876,
Al o'clock. y. IN.
lhe following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lUt. piece OF parcel o.. land
situate in the city OF Wilmington afores aid
bounded and descr bed as follows tow it: BE,
ginning at a point on the wester y side of
Monroe street ut the distance OF eighty feet
southerIy from tn. sou herly side OF Eighth
street to a corner of land late of the Trus tees
oil Central Presbyterian Church now of Hen
~ Evans; thence westerly ty line of said
Henry Evans land parallel with Eighth
street one hundred feet to a corner stone
southerly parall el with Monroe street twenty
teet to another corner; thence easterly paraI-
lei with Eighth str. ct one hundred eet to the
aforesaid SIDE of Monroe street; and thence
thereby n rtt eIly twenty feet to the place OF
beginning. be the contents thereof wha they
NAV.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Peter L Babcock and Mary H. his
wife, and JOSEF ph I babcock an Adaline VI.
his wife andt and TO be 50 Id by
WM. Ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherifi-r Ohice, New Castle,}
April ~. 1876 : aprlo Is
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

The article in another column, criti-
eising the Centennial Address of Bishop
Scott emanates from clergyman of his
own church.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28
THURSDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF MAY, lsB.
AT o'cIock n m

The following described-Real Estate, III:
All that certain lot or piece of grouad ii
ate, lying and being in the hundred, \
Georges, ,)county and Sta'e aforesaid bound
and described as follows. to-wit BCgnni
at n corner of lands OF the heirs OF Will
Cleaver. dereased, and Of Joshua Green
the east side of the road leading from pl
Penn 10 Odessa. and running with said Clj
ver's land forty-one and half feet; TIED
north eighty degrees, east one hundred l
fifty-three feet; tn. nee north six an ID
quarter degrees, west thirty feet ths}
south eighty-two degrees, west one hur1j
and twenty. four feet to the place Of be 4
Mag. containing Forty.one hundred and 4
ty five Square Feet OF Land. more or le,;,
Seized and taken in execution as tbe 4
perty oe Michael Green and sewell c. ''d|
heirs ut law of Perry 1reen, decea,e.. 4
terre tenants, and to be sold by
VIM. Ii. LAMBS0N. sher
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
April 10. 1876. april
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28
FKIDAl,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, lH''


The following described Real Estate, y ~
All that certain lot of land anu !nioV;
Brick dwelling House thereon. slt taas'a IL
said city OF Wilmington, bounaeu ,,ts ~
bed as follow 8, to-wit: Beginning at'ss
erly side Of Monroe street between 81 a.
and Eighth streets. at the distalle ofE
hundred ies & from the southerly .iue csrtt q,
street; thence westerly through the sJl sS,oil
the party wall between this anu w 20 a h
b use on the north and parallel " al
street one hundred and twenty isv,' atre,t a
SOU herlv and parallel to Monroe slIsi slss
teen feet to the nvrtherly side oil at ii
wide alley leading into Monroe s,'e'S non
easterly ana parallel to the hrsii siiia u ct
iiue and rIghth street along iiu s,uI he
alley one hundred and twenty iee. "a I'D
westerly side of Monroe street ant, ant,e n
there by northerly eighteen ieet orro W s A
of beginning. be the contents ihnvriyilsd
they may, with the free use anu p.nc
the afore, aid alley with other o"h'''
bouading thereon, &c. ast,ej
Seize, and taken in executiIui as his 4
perty Of l. Irenie Martin aiiu li'
and /. t., and to be sold hy. ,,,eoN shar1
VIM. II. LAMBoo'
Sheriff g Offlce, New Castle, -,,os
April 20, 1915.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28

LYON SALE-Three building loJs on Jack
IL son street, between 9Th and 7th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Bur a
Two on Front street near Jackson, and a 10
~ feet front on Delaware Avenue, near lila
rison- Apply at this office. mar4tf
The daily gazette., 1876-04-28
TUESDAY.
THE I'd DAY OF MAY. 1876.
A. oinInolr =, N,
At ! O'clock, d. NJ.

the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain Farm or tract of land sitli-
ate in AppoquI oimink hundred. New Castle
county, and tate of Delaware bounded and
described as follows. to wit: Beginning at a
stone in the line of land of jonathan Browh
thence with the same and W tn the land
Ebenezer Cloak north sixty two degr, es and
hfty five minutes, tas one hundred and Eve
peIcses and hve,.enths. cio' sing he main
prong of Morris branch to the middle OF the
road lead ing from Smyrna Landing to the Id
Thoroughfare Neck road. suppOset to be in
the line Of land OF Gideon o hwelI; thence
in part with said Rothwelps land cross ng
the main stream OF said Morris branch south
tSenty- eight degrees and quarter, east two
hundred and tWenty-one perches and eight
tenths to a corner on the eFst side OF the SAID
landing road ln the line OF the land OF Noble
L. Jerman 'be .ng also corner Tor land of Ro-
bert Patterson. Esq; therce by said Patter-
son s land south seventy-s@ven degrees and u
ches to stone on an old bank. beng n corr er
also for Robert Patterson Esq. thence with
the land of the heirs of David Kennedy, de-
ceased, in part and in part with said Jonathan
Browns land moth twenty-five degrees and
Inc IN mute, west two hundred and fifty
two perches and two tenths to the place of
beginning. containing One Hundred aud
Eighty Acres and tifty-fve Square Perches,
De inc same more or less. One hundred and
twenty-fow square per, hes of the sbove tract
OF land excepted. being granted to Grafton
l.. De- lADy, ESQ, TOR the right of a railro adj : \
ceases to De kept up as raj road il becomes
me property OF the said Owen Z, Crow and
his heirs and assigns for.ve
Seized and tat en- in execution as the prop
erty ofowen c. Crow aud Mary Ann his wife,
-, WN b. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle.
April 10. 1876 / aprl3-ts
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NOrICE.-I. John ii. Yetter. do hereby
~ give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court OF General Sessions of
the feace and jail Delivery of the State of
delaware, in and for the County of New
Castie; upon Monday. the sth day OF May
next next being the first day of the next MAY
Term, A D., 1876. for license to keep an
Inn n or Tavern at No. Sis West Front street,
y. Cor. Front and Justison streets, known
us the BLACK Horse Hotel" in the First
WARD ward OF the city of Wilmington, County and
state aforesaid, and to sell intoxicating
hquors in less quantities than one quart, 70
pc drunk on the premises, and the following
ireeholders recommend the said pplication'
to wit;
Thomas Bennett. Henry Bleyer
Patrick Holland. VIM II. shaw
Dennis Bradley. Patrick Heughes.
John PlMnkett. Joseph McLain,
Jose phi Fout. Mm. Dollard
Henry Bradley Jacnb Kienle,
Joseph Neidermaier, James Karrlgan,
Francis Kelley, Geo. ii. Marble,
j.. Plnnsett, Frederick We'll,
Il. " Birnic, James McGowen
DAniei McCusker, august hscht nback,
Patrick La ly, Julius 1uentb.r
Caleb Miller,
arrest JOHN II. YETTHH.