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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-19

@ The Presbyterian Society of this
place held sociable at the parsonage
last Thursday.
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OLYMPIA WAREHOUSE.
r. Macleay & Co.

OUR Mr. MasSleHy has returned urn from Ore;
goods for our house. We will hereafter he
receiving goods from San Francisco every
month. We will sell goods for cash or coun-
Puget Sound. Please call and see us.
T. MACLEAY & Co.
All parties having contracts with us for
hoop poles twenty thousand or less, will
have to fill their contracts on or before the
first day of April; All holding contracts for
more than twenty thousand, will have their
time extented till the first day fJune.
February 10, 1876. 19tf
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julius Dickens,

awEDr9H CONSUL
sTEILACOOM. w. t.,
WILL attend TO all business appertaining
w to the Office by addressing him asaoove.
Steilacoom. March Is, 1875. i6;tf~
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DIED.

On Wildly Island, on the 9Th inst, Fran
cis' wife of III. ID. Maddox: aged 26 years.
At the residence of l.. G.. Abbott. in this
county, on the 18th inst, Mrs, Nancy jerks.
Funeral to-day at the Church in Tumwater,
Rev. j. L. Wolfe, officiating. The Patrons of
Husbandry will conduct the services at the
grave.
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L TN COLIN
FLO URING MILLS,
TUMwATER, W. T.

DY the aid of New and improved Machine
ID ry, these Mills are now Manufacturing
TRULY SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR.
We desire particularly TO call the attention
good IL not superior article upon tho same
terms as any other mill, not barring the best.
Webfoot Preductlsn.
The Lincoln Bakers Best xxx, regular.
ly for sale.
% All orders for Puget Sound Ports and
Victoria filled at invoice prices, without addi-
ton of freight or wharfage.
February II, 1870. 12:ti
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and nature OF which II would be breach
of confidence not toward my client cut to
ward other persons to disclose, whcd satishrd M De
yond all doubt that that never would IN fact oe
tired agu, and yet that il would be always held NJ
before the public as II il would be tried again. Ilat
il reason. We bound 10 act olhciais
the assumption that u would be tried again. yet II We
delayed that assumption should delay FOR ever III
the place. Mrs. Mouton's absence had been very
long, and if you ask 10 state frankly and can
didly all the reasons!
Tue Rev. DR.. RacOn--Yes Sir.
Mr. ShCarluan-I desire 10 cast no iDpation on 0ther
churches. The responsibility must rest those that ask
such questions because might have been totally ms
informed, bn were led Ia believe that II we lid not IN
some way the connection of Mrs. MOulton VIII
this church. having apparently and before all
the world tao grOundsrst. ground which insih ii us
In dropping her name unieT oar rule, ana secondly,
ground which seemed To Justify though Thought II
did not, in taking process t"i eAc0mIn,lnicato
were led To- believe and did believe tiHt we
should bc put under ecclesiastical discipline. and that
COuucil would he called by two churches 10 con
slider why Lad dsgraccd ourselves 10y retaining Emma
MoultOn and Henry Ward Ueechcr in the church.
The Council tH,u adjourned until Tins morning al half
mt IA N, t,cl
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EXENING SESSION.

ADDRESS Oh MIR. VAN COIr-HIS hIhllMfNf Oh 1iIK
CONFERENCES CONCERNING \ NJ ~ Al COUNCIL
QUESTIONS BY DELEGATES.
The Rev. DR.. Strong of Boston, at the open
ing of the evening led in prayer The Rev Dr.
weIan began the work of the by entering mo
denial Of any impression that might have -" abroad that
the minister, in general and the churches Of Boston and
vicinity were inimc to the pastor Of Plymouth Church
He knew the mass Of them had very kind feeling To-
Naid tins church and toward this PASTOR AM they weI.
the friends also of the other two churches IN Brooklyn
named.
The Rev Mr.. Wilcox Of Stamford offered word Of u r
s0nal explanation in regard to Dr. Dexter % Eo ton. In
the course of conversation with him during The dgy he
had occasion ask his opinion IN regard question
bearing upon differences bet chm ce> and
not falling within the letter nis-ve He found ~ almost
impossible get opinion from him in garti 10
that matter Dr. Dexter had told him he he'd from
Boston with ihe explicit determination 10 carry himself
with such caution that he should hr able 10 hon
estly on returning home that he had in no wis" fampercd
with the Council. and in no wise endeayorcd 10 influence
the opinion Of any OF it, members.
DR. Warren said he would like 10 ssk thee two hr-t
rem If they could give explanation OF an editorial
article appearing IN the last Congse0oo"os in whch
the editor. or at east The editorial column
Here Dr. Bacon interrupted 10 say that II seemed TO
him they were rather getting out nj Eve cannot
nut editors on trial here said he thing or that
kind" A few more words were sold and then Mr. Van
Colt was invited to address Council MI. Van Colt,
stepping forward mounted the platform, and began ~
follows:
received. Mr. Moderator this morning, the invitation
OF the Council to appear and certain queries Dd
Gated by a resolution adopted by the Council. I
acknowledge thc courteay o. the invitation and Of the
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1t was of my district and searched among s letters,
l'found the and handed them " Col JoyCas
Mr.. Storr--Dd you get "a receipt
Witncss-NO, Sir.
Mr.. Storrs-I-nt II customary
WitnessYes. IL is said, Look here, COlonc', wait
receipt II want 10 iut them In the iail again
VI II go with you and see II done"
Mr. Storrs-What did he sayf
Witness He said A." OH that's all right, hmkdori, or
sometbng like that. It's OF ~ blind"
The crossexaminatIOn Of this witness was long. sharp
aud thorough.
Mr. st0rra then asked the deposition Of the Pres-
dent which produced by the clerk, and IT was read
By judge Porter As several objections ma been made
TO questions and answers, Judge Dillon during
the noon recess, looked it over and married
tne objections Oyerruled or sustained, leaving the depe
ton however. II is sand, yefy neaSY IN te same fln
as II was originally. Tnis docnL,enl, =" Tar a.
Is now known. was surTeptitously >'lainch Ia.t
night and published this morning IL
said that no blame can attach 10 the con'asei on
either side for the publication in advance OF the "
ton II was M in the office OF the clerk 0f tht c
hut whether it procured from that office, Or Sneth
copy had been made which fell into the hands OF some
entcrprsing reporter, j. not now Known.
After reading the deposition, Mr.. StOrr5 on.1rd IN"
m.ndatious in favor Of thc appointment Of Ger,
Mel on III as Supervisor Of this District, hnf tie CVurt
ruled hem out, aud the defense closed their ca
Adjourned.
LF.ribc Cfsytears Deposition Second Tggel
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A LETTER FROM MIR. BOWEN.

The following is tie letter of Henry G..
Bowen, sent Ia the Council and which received by
the Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon, tho Moderator. last even
ing, and referred to the Business Committee:
No. 90 WHOA 81. BLooKLYN, Fco IL 1876.
The Rsr LEONARD BA,ps, H. D.. MOderdiOr: SIR: The
iOluwlh appeal. IN Brooklyn paper TINS cycninS:
Mr. NarIcu-D YOU , nd for Mr. BOwcnl
Mr.. Win>lOw-NOt by any written summons We sent
Mr tldfn. and the answer came that he was AT Wood
stock ana had hot INK 10 say not that he didn't know
anything, hut that be would not say anything
In rcPlS IL The above. permit IN To say mat wa
twice In the cty duGiug tie sessi Of tue iiynrnh
Church Investigating Committee; that never WAS III
Nitrd to De present any hint or intlma"J gwen
that wa1 wanted. On the contrary, was told by one
of the Committee that ! would not be- called. could
have giycu II summoned. what propose 20 give nest
week To the Examining Committee OF Plymouth Church
my Tor believing Henry Ward Beechet to be
gully oi adultery, pctjuri, and hypocrisy.
irfy respectfully, Henry {. BOWEN.
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THE EVIDENCE for BABCOCK.
HIS CASE CLOSED.

DRAMATIC INCIDENT OF THE TRIAL-A CARRIER
WHO GAVE THE MONEY LETTERS BACK TO
JoYCE-GEN. GRANTS DEPOSITION READ-GfS.
hHsRMAN AND OTHER EMINENT WITNESSES.
The last of the evidence in behalf OF Gen. Bah
cock was rendered to the Court at st.
Lonis yesterday Ii consisted mainly OF tes-
timonals to the good character long sustained by
the defendant. The only testimony of a materially
different character that of Magill, letter-car-
rier. who said that he took tie letters. con
tanning $500 bills, addressed to Babcock h Avery,
out of the street box, and gave them back
to joyce. The force q this witncsss statements
was greatly weakened if not entirely destroyed,
cross-examination Tho Presidents deposition was
read by Mr. Storrs As important In connection
with tins trial IT may stated that Secretary Bristow
may leave the Cabinet in a few days.
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h, resdcuce 20, Bri,.r William lo'ne Atanr, u he
The friends d the family are invited attend the funeral
tagur.>t GA friday 18th usl.. ~ $50 co-S
BfEAKLLY-un Tuesday. 10Th .n-,, JOIN +. EcaAley.
Relatives and friend, Of th' family are r-i' fy inidt0
nrst A. on FRIDAY 18Th inst. ~ oco.t
DENISoE suddenly, at Washington. on T"'.l'' Feb H.
m friend, are invited To attend TIC tn'tal suycc. n 30.
atr r..ii"ucr j. West fliIiy on fHdj' TIE
George r. and Isaoclla {. IIayne
JoHNsoN WeneSSa ~ iG of osi e; scarlet
Johnson. aged 40 years and i dayS
corey Island road Graveui t. H. an Fr'di" afternoon.
the 18th INST. al 2.'u O'Clock
Louisa Major VIII u Alfred Jones esq 'ed 81 years ant
1ie Ti.ii,e, AMI NJ, nj, ~ am a -esse iul, Invited
10 attend the iGngrsS &C. a. Gr1 a. T OF Wool
KNICKERBOC ~ Hudson. y. s., on 1ucsday. Fob
dqngiltrr +. the lac Hugh Mccletin. ....
At P ~ Train esy,, Grand caral D,pot n,,o'on River
Railroad, II Noc!o'h p 81.
vOMEROY- Thur-'y evening Feb. =, 81 he late r'.i
dcnce. 26t Fifthayr, MAJ ifa1'~s Tii' oil Niiian L.
rtrcsi services ~ the ~ >aura, mo'rag - I.ock
Mas fpr intrrneut
RoosEvTIr-ln Pars France rrb. 8. Nh. coueiia an
I'm fG ; E %Sa q Jam yrS Ss'" ' d'"s'F
Notice u funeral hereafter.
vermont papers pl as copy.
TAYLOR Thursday, FEB H. Ella GO aifc Of Horace y ray
The end, II The family afe invited attend the funeral
At III, ~, sbytetAn Memoir thn D. ."ihti o. N|lson.
ayt sni Fifty third IT. or sunday. Feb "a. az o.,.o's
wATr~-At2l West Tnif'-. on The evening Of t'b. y.
Anna Wafi W dow OF john War, ana tsute ~ tno
l1. ohn Rah furi u NcvJ .r,rv re So year OF her
Ta ipera, services ~, .e t' a. le Curel Of - asey.
y; i6oso,k FIicnd, II ~, 'a'i a'c respectfully iniret
NIi5ItMS-At Albany, \. = on me l2th fs;., Henry }.
Ni'ii9u' H-'' ID N'".+'
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LAIESI SHfP hLUS.
TO, ofh>y ShGj Ne,rs sec Thbd F0yS.i
ARHINEn


Steamship On Drmlgon. alker Rcmona oliy @nl aud
Norfolk. with nsc md Vas. TO nd Dominion s,ea.h n
St. aaship Gen whitney Ha.stt Boston with mdst snd
pas. 10 Meiropoi,an steam M o.
,AlLp.
Stogb -hlps pOmmcrana hsn.huiet Cinada ny LON
don: CariJe. kingston Jam Gay % hr@.f"s. Tor
Havauai City o Aus Ia. for Feinafdna h'n Jarnes Tor
Del, FanI lhlilrlphla bark M-se Tor h emeni biz
80 ,gr h9yr O 5s 1%a9 sn n ats
ED philadelphia .,nr ~ r. hngst"n ~ '''Fseos
WIND->unser fr~-', "; clo"ly
DOMESTIC PoRT>.
Pstr;sWcE ia. FEB ~ feared steam s5 cry ~ psnas
cnIEssTo> reP. l7.-Cleorcd bark Kong Oscar t'sT''
sny.SS,H Feb I7,-Ceare. ships Eliza 4. kemey (ss),
Pit.a, In Johns AeXandra BIZ, Bromn tef Dovo1.
T1lf Ca. Fen. Il Arrived. steamships Wyoming. Teel.
fron, - iDanlh Du'nti H,dee rom 10 ,' nsllra'
,teamshIs iisunan Lgngsion for Ae"for%' sar'So'''
BdsioV, Feb I7-Arnyei ship Hooeley. FROST from cat
1--we. ncl FeD l7-Thc bark Francis Hiyard has bern
York hayr count mln~i she IL noS ordered 10 iii
drpha Tue schr. r L. RICHARDSON Las been ortfe TO h
ad lpui. The ship Augusta remains ihe ba Tide ~i
Jad per carso today having been pronounce SEA
roRrmX PORTS.
Har,Nis Fcb u arrived sch.s l,a'ie =, dpS, Ni.s
p". sailed hrig ABIDE McLoon Munior aid taLa' Lee
H,y,yA Frh I7-Arrycd 10 il. steamship cry OF yers
orl bclae rom i ,,. 5% conn + ar Si irs
I@vn0y iirb H. sailed IfIesaud Doris Tckhor. Cores
sara, r. Uanu Mrmcnto Onaa-sa. CaDdliezza Ianrc Ar
lived 'u the Nth inst f'on bet Arf,"i "h NC 5oh ln,t
Iarrdgnna G.. &. Lobns0n. iols 'rld"s ha1a tdpt ll
mII. Armed o.. the l3ui NIL T. Merry - Z, Men! n4ni
Their Arrived Oh The lf'h ms hgyeii2 Ntarb9
500 70 ta,r' a. r 1a',tps s i, lT Why
Nc ~ ,ps :, N % III Nii9o ~ on n,, Iennt M
the Channel ir,i nnbro,ac.i CunbntD. Seanan lIaI
Abraham, Irru pub'o'acN I"Pieb the lss' ~ L0"'h
Dragon.
YAnNoIrH y - Fe5 7l9e .cIr S-tiaar. ,lr ~. 80,
night aud went ashore MI poH1hy pr"."a total 1913.
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DINNER OF THE PALETTE CLUB

The Palette Club gave a dinner in the fine
art gallery attached Ia its clubhouse AZ Broadway and
twenty secOnc.t last evening At which there wall
large attendance of members and invited guests. The
walls OF the dining hall decorated with recently
imported collection OF paintings by modern French
artists. which attracted q great deal OF admira
ZION. The dinner which the first ever provided by
The Palette from ITS own kitchen, was success
The Sub tOmmitfee Of Arrangements composed OF the
President, Clark Bell, bert Dunlap, and John Elder
KIM WAS very successful In its efforts TO make the occa
4ton brilliant Among those present were Judges
Van Worst and Lawrence. Vim. orion. Edmund q. Sted
naa David q. Croly, William kurm, Horace Porter.
Lneher X. March, Rufus Hatch Col Thorpe, Gen. Glib
en- Dr. Bradley d. Bixby. Cary Forio Alfred wilkie,
and Harrison Willard sPeechmsking rectstions, ana
Sauee detained the assembly until late hour.
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A FLYING FOTR- FOOTER.--Somcw here down
in the wild. Jesryf Jersey ,1s ny Willis these pres
ent cent pnal days McDare's dwells IN all the
patrlarcha comfort and dignity which attach - rae En-
gsn Lord of hc Manor He has u9;k STAT y ran-
sion groves Of timber aud above ALL n" most famous
racing stables IN America. These royal f"aoshments
some of the finest ard eces hurs,S 10 the world.
Anuns them j. Harry BlsS'tt monarch - the tori,
who some time ago with acc lent Ia Oie OF his
udcr ami priceless limbs without vast ny loslcut
IN doubtful experiments. Mr. McnTril8 applied sOin, OF
iless Lin mrnt ioddc Of nmOuia and IN half DAY 30
no; =, va A. sound "a, prnver1ia silver dollar NJ
wo dor Med inris ;s Dr. Giles 10 send sseptics To IN
tor,i.,r himself and his horse iu Jersey. =.
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II0ht The BfI0LIyH fIg0f
"pop." said ArtaXerxcs Marr0wiat to IN.
father at tho breakfast table this morning what's all
this Council about"
"Oh, nothing in particular. It's only 90 hnd out
whether a iember has right 10 stay away from Church
when there's scarlet fever IN the family" -
Then there IL MT truth III the story tlat vi:
Beccher trpped blind organ grinder down coal
- thirk nor, SON
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William A. wheeer's friends think that I'm case
Western man gois the first place Mr.. Blaine Is very
likely 10 turn hs influence for Mr. Wheeler fol- the second
While there little general expectation that Mr. ConS-
ling will receive the nomination. is not to be denied
that some Of his fiends are very confident.
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HAYWARD HASTINGS ON Weore day. Feb. -, al -.
John, Church Elizabeth. hy IA" Rev Henrr y brgcH.
Henry Sriby Hay Emma ruyiSnro G.ugi,r OF ia.
bate Warren hasting-
LOCKWOOD FOOTE ON THURSDAY. FEB T. 1870. 20 thu
residence the bfidr- ptieg, RI ~tPm on tnnu, by rs.
thaunrey Glr~o N-w.Y"rk Aurahau In"k"nrf - Arnt
IOn!-t. daughter -; g.. +. , otr, NJ ID.
RAND. ND~~tt philadelphia "Wednesday Feb. 49, hy iLo
Rev l. T. Hoiubrgrr. Aaron ". Rand of ihisrif' and
Imiv eldest ~ The late uE- Moss II lnHonap'
IL. lud. 40 cald-
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TIE TEXAs ELECTION.

GALVESTON, Feb. 1.-THE returns from -
r.cincts in the interior Of state give Cokc and The
state ticket IA. ~ majority, and for The Constitution
Ii27J majority. The returns are coming IN Slowly
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MIDNIGHT UEi7HEE REPORI

In he Ircr hkes, Uddt NtoicS. dnd Var
EDgigud rising br5ow rr. north "c" 10 soH n," "H'S'
,gces, toreT tirp,rG'vrc W NE loS' o'Strd d"o frc
reeoed by soWt-,dgi,rly winds 0d I@'"g b"p"crr ."
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Gp:tiai Ac.icfs.

rhr t0od i-irr. OF ~. Joseph. iCIas t'tteut -.
w urk an" aged person. under fr car" u.s. 10y dr
non of thcr Ne,al AdIi.er clIF>~ lNGMENT fopIrE
OF AMMONIA. Win gTtat sI'cess.
SOLD by al druggist. Depot No. 80 N..'te NtV-fpk.
OnIl IOseuts ana ~ PEI j, ttlt
Po-,-ini e >o,irr.-Thc FOREIGN MAILS tor ma Noes
erdiuc SAfl RDhh. f|h %" l~tp vii close AZ tLs 0ce
on WEDNESDAY al $50 %. Tor Europe. .'r'urr
liti'ia via Queenstown. o. TNlhfDAA 9f J! ~ H..
Europe r'r steaui"l pomu, rtla. wa pl' mof chez
inrrc and Hamburg. Of SATURDAY al iU NJ. tor tn
gland Wade Ireland aGd ltncS lt' sc.ne- Adr ATE va
10 fOf Scotland dr'r Per si"SnHf
Al,hur!a VIA tillclN and 10 FOR isucr direct
.rcaurs Nrrgar Nyfr and "a 1880 a. Do, lct Europe.
pr steamer Nersa' ~olths, pton and 'nn Malls Tor
nina. japan SC. aS. ,a7 Iin' SEQ j3nA J. MAI To-
Austra ,,alaud So, leave san Tran SEQ March },
.,.et na. is lor B,a1il 81. r2-t lo.h Msnhh .
-- y /. JAMI-. 4. "
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III Notices of N~tiagps ms. h. 'ndorso' rih NIL
nam, and ,ddtsrs
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.pcr,ni Rcli1.on- ~rr,ice.

- N. = Dr. hrld % 80.
tirppBpWpHF ftlt DING.
, m l.,rrt 49, TGtnfy i,ti 'Gi ~. pnti.
-'''' ii. IA ronn,cfou with me iahr~. -
NJ A. l. MOODY aut ". IRA - sANkFY.
NOON NfFrNG-
r.,rly p.y except >rHdsv. i'1tr'Hoe on foa IA ays
fi',,s n, A at - D.. ~ r.'>s ~ ID 0cl,1k.
EVERY hNFNING.
:. nrdy .ua sunt '~',pt'l, 10. t'I gsrrfi prhic. A
= ororL fuiap'e N'dS"u ave.
OVERFLOW NFFIING
VI ; 0clnsk. Frtri"rc fouTti ave.
FOR NOt NJ MN ONLY,
rev Npi.t ..cGi saturday, a. oe!gcA .I csH.
si-NpAN-FuR CHaG-GfAN WuRREhS. Entrance
Iad ou ave. = ~ $40 ocn'k o. d. adm s.o b. tckei,i
FpH MuNEN ONi y. ~ 3Nrlock J.. va.
Ipl ~ IN g 40 n'cl9ri D. m.
Door, ofcn ONE HNf HpI'R before Zach service Al.
lG.s-f ~ 81 a. etnr IRE" wEou' ttset sunday morn
uE G"'inr'
1l .es OF thcs" s.nss large and must be de-
f'asHa fyse -.i,sunu. contributions can De sent {"
.. IilHppNt NpfffAN y. ESQ. l'rs nfrei, =. Na' ST.
SAMUEL TfoRNi. 'harInfn Com OF Arrang"mt-
". l.. lodge chairman ueD"l 81 Committee. 49,
NATHAN Bi'HoP. thaiiman ENecn'f. toh'ml,tee
Tire kuUuuI Dinner Of the Harvard Club takes place
ptlInoIco Fourteenth ST., NJ O'Clock Hon
TO-Ep n MI. viii preside. All who have been
ed with any department Of tho University Are eoriay In
yitcd 10 stteli. -
Mhitc n. the complet, destruction by IRE OF
10 nrrsa 40 Broadway, the sh inst. take
oc4in ~ nfo,m friends that have purchased tho
buin Nos 5U@ and 5Ut Broadway extending through To
r,sy n now occupied in part by Messrs e. a. Gunther
sou where We prepared 10 MI all orders as before
w. LE5HER WHITMAN q U
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u IHHILU.

Y,RNo H. y - FeD T.. -cir. Nshanie >ir' -. II
Boston hrnce for Iiycrol. y paltsf hrt cu1u- TAT
OIL eht and went ashore MI Po1ihy prov" iDiSl io>,
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Bacon,
Mr. Hay ond an exact statement of the action 81 ie
church in the cases OF NJ Titon aud Mr. Bowen asked
md Mr. Bowen express to the church any hing IN the
nature of pcncncc for what hc had done prior to The
making oi the covenant and u seems 10 me lint e
covenant itself required some confession.
Mr. Sh,armnu- No. sit: he didn't. The church OIL
ccr- VINO alone hm. had right, - they iclt 10
give an, account of what had happened prior Ia the COW
euan, inasmuch q, nothing prior 10 that ever made
the subject OF 4 charge against hr. BoW'i. -, ,
Ur Iacon-In regard recent ca.r-that or
Ms Noilton she stane. charged IN Inc oplnon-lhe
solemn declaration oi the pastor OF this church. ana III
The rlif of tousan,ls of r tian people with sauer
der Shc came before tli- church. Or TN. COMMITTEE,
10 protest against her nam. being dropped on
10 profess her willingness To yndicate herself AGAINST
The charge. of prruf, aud SANDER Did IL occur o the
committee or the church. that 20 pei her from The
church under the comparatively piilahc rhaitr"I Az
as rcireaing the necessity Ut meeting and sustain
ny NJ r Ibrarman Moderator We certainly admit that
IL d a occur to the Examining Commute. ana very lk'N
NJ" sh,arinp read an exact report ~ the proceedings
an ,hc night when Mrs. MDtltOn present nj IN"
church meeting TO answer. aud continued III" que lion
was raised The Examining Committee, AID ccrnlny
The belief which the Moderator tls referred Il"
BIT upon The question being stated. whether the com
undertake. 10 pro.ecuc and eXcommui ae witness for
iase testimony action hen pending ana when h'i
resulted in 40 verdict upon which trial this wne's would
again appear To testify against The pasior 4i tht
church. Inc Rev Dr. Edward Beochcr, whom we looked
upon As lcmothing ~ authority gave 1t ~ his ino-
emphatic opinion that the church would moi he Justified
he an onago deccncS To anticipate the verdict o
the jur, in ar action which was yet pending
co,nuced the dropping Mrs MOulion against her PRO
tcst u-t then why could not she have been horne WIN
time OF other Mr. shesrman-For two reasons. ST. In
the first place personally have ih'"rrHtioh thc Origin
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
III. a BBRToN
SAWED WOOD, FW FUEL

SAWED WOOD, FW FUEL.
THE undersigned is ureparei to furnish at
j short notice, Cord Wood SaTed TO suit Gus
TONERS. at the following rats. delivered in
Ch&rleStOwn:
ddlfftOry---------.----------s3 . 50 50 per Cord
Orders lett OF the ''spirit'' 0i viii he attcnd-
ed to. DANIEL HFLEBOWER.
January IL. ls75-tf.
OPPOSITION THE LIFl OF TRADE.
TlGARS our own manufature retaiied at
~ wholesale prices. No. Ciers for cents;
all articles in ourline in proPoTtin.
September 2. 1873. y 3. HAINES.
TRY HAISES' Five Cent lavann Cigars
Brands: Our Pride, and Little Beauties
October 30 lST4
T WANT to buy Tkllow Hog H;r, Old Iron and
/ B0nes; will pay Cash or Trad,
J.H ESTERDAY,
Feb. S, 1875. Tin Rti Stove Houss.
IF you want Chtap pair of Bot. or Shoes, call
i at s 8 SDALG ARMS
DURE CIDER VINEGAR for slehy
L Sept. 10. 1876. TIC. RUST.