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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
Briggs 81 Brother
Sccdsmen and Florists,
Rochester, v. V, and Chicago, liIinoh,
DO tie Heariei Brsirer % heir line at az h'''
a. ne World.
SD POn CATALOGrR.

SkAD fDA IA lAiObAh
PaeEaqe, Sent Fres anil Guaronie,d--We ~,
send small packages By Mail. aud The lafga u
Express, prepay charges, and guaranie9 i5er y.
delivery. Partics ordering By Lxpfes Hhl
state lift il convenient b receive pscssge'V 3"
press, and give their nearest EEprc" Once
Order Jy Number.-It viii be noticed that NJ N.
Flower Seeds are numbered al The ieit ~
columns Of tie Catalogue. II will be much =,
for those who order simply % give ne F-..,
Of the varieties they require, in-icaI ~ 49,
out the names of the flowers, and more cor
10 us in filing orders. IN ordering D. H'i !,
is absolutely necessary 10 give ilc daie 81 100
which the Catalogue was published 'f0|
the order is taken.
Reliability Of Seeds.-It Is alaoii urnee,i..3t
In view Of the many evidences already ~, 80
to assert the reliability Of our Seeds. bll -
re-assure our friends that we have 70 'ty'fr.
largest variety ard quantity Of exclusive >, (.
Glass Seeds and Bulbs nov held BY any A'-'-
the world. III.
Hoe 10 Send Noney.-By Post ofee A.Lsj 81
ders. Draft on New York, by Expreis, % =.
ainoru,s in Registered Letters. The 20. a.
=. o. Order. Drafts or Of Registering Ltt'-, ~,
NAV be deducted from The remittance ~ -~s
amounting to Two Dollars AID Up aia'' ~
less than Two Dollars may BE- seat ai ~, ~
without registering. Please fenG me W ~
time Of ordering. as we do not keep any -.
counts ia the Mail Department OF our D1'
IA We do The heaviest business in our ~. -,
any bouse hi the world. Address all coahI--
tons 70 BRIGGS BRoTHGR;m
Rochester, Y. y, or Chie9s'
NAY l3. ie1f.
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Rricc $50. ana rrcir,,t.

r. One Of these Machines on exhibition at the
store Of Duke . Gailaher in Charlestown.
J. F. RANSOM,
Agent for Berkeley Jefferson county.
June y, lS56-en
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FOR RENT.

THE House which at present occupy is FOR
rent until April /, 1877. Possession given at
once. c. +. BELLER.
June 10, ls7G-4t.
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PASTUI1E.

rgNHE undersigned has good Pasture convenient
10 town. and will take fifteen head OF Horses
or Cattle. Terms made known upon inquiry.
GIBSON BROTHERS.
june TO- lS7G-Gt. "Edgcwood"
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NOTICE.

TEYliE Board Of Education Of Bolivar District
I having determined to build n School-h0usc
at Ilailtown, will receive Sealed Proposals for the
erection of the same until jane Goth, 1916 re-
serving the right TO reject ans proposal which
they NAV deem incompatible with the public in
tcrcst. For design and specifications, apply to
the undersigned at Harper's Ferry, West Va.
JAMES W. GRUBB,
Secretary Of the Board Of Education.
june ,. lSIG-3t
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West Virginia.

The W,,. Virginia delegation at Cincinnati
Lal quarters at the Gibson House and a To-
cal delegation from Huntington put up at the
Crawford.
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WANTED.

T0RTY men TO break stone on Roads in Ohio
4 County, West Virginia. Apply 10
WALTON G McG0VERN,
Contractors,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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FOR SAIL.
June 10, Isl

GOOD DOUBLE-BARRELED SHOT GUN
Y can be obtained cheap. by calling at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
juno 10, 1870.
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NOTICE.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned. in the Rim, Handle and
Saving business in Charlestown, bv mutual con-
sent was dissolved on the 9Th day of June, 1876.
The books and Accounts Of the late firm are in
the hands or Nh. !. W. Cramer for collection.
G.. II. MCKNIGHT,
HENRY ROHRER.
Tho undersigned will continue the Rim, Handle
and Saving business.
c. II. MCKNIGHT & co.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended To the late firm. the undersigned asks 4
continuation Of the same TO The new firm.
HENRY ROHRER.
June Il, ls7C-2t.
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Notice To Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
the Clerk of the County Court Of Jefferson,
up 10 the first day of July, 1876.
For laying Brick Pavement from Washing
ton street to Liberty street. on George street.
For Timing the base of the Cupola OF the Court
House.
For painting the outside Wood work Of the
Court House and the Tin work on Cupola.
Specifications OF the same can be seen ut the
Clerks Office or by calling on The undersigned.
The materials TO be OF the very best quality and
the work TO be done in the best manner
By order of the County Court OF Jefferson.
ROBERT W. BAYLOR,
June ), ls7G-5t President.
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Many Harvest hands viii he paid in silver
a. year.
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HARVEST GOODS.

HAY and Grain Rakcs, SnRthes, Scythcs,
l Whct-tones, Rifles, 80 dozen Tin Cups, Tin
Plates, all kinds of Tinware, Spoons, Knives and
Forks, &C., just received and for sale low by
June TO- 1876. DUKE d GALLAHER.
VITATER Coolers, Chamber Sets, Wooden
w Buckets fer sale bY
June 10, 1876. DUKE 6 GALLAIlER.
VEORSE Hay and Grain Rakcs, for sale by
June 10, 1876. DUKE GALLAIER.
DON'T fail to call and examine Mccormick
] new Reaper and Mower.
DUKE q GALLAIIER,
Juno 10, 1876. Agents.
CODA WATER for cooling and refreshing pur-
= poses, can be obtained at light MitehclPs
Drug Store from this time on. Fruit Syrup, pure,
II tickets for 81, artificial Syrup 20 tickets for
81. We will give YOU whatever Syrup YOU call
for, Sar.opGrWa is nothing stronger. We have
no Root Beer FOR boys, but will give them the best
Soda in town. DR.. 0wings and Mr. Thomas will
furnish all the beer they have license 20 mix
We hare none.
June 10, 1876. LIGHT MITCHELL.
4 IGlT d MITCHELL have for Medicinal pur-
4 poses French Brandy, Rye Whiskey, Ale,
Porter, Lager Beer and Wine
June 10, 1916
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" The only rcai Separator, C'eaa1 and Gra
der in the intel States"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
THE HIPROYED PRIZE MOWER

As a grass cutter has 10 superior and very few
equals. Almost any Mower will do well enough
on smooth mcadUw-land, where the growth IL not
very heavy, but our Mower cuts equally well on
rough or smooth ground, ard in thick matted
grass or clover as well ia thin, light stuff. The
draft is very light and being made OF the b.st
material is very durable, outwcaring two and
sometimes three Of some other makes.
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WANTED!
= First Clus5E = gent.

A FIRST-CLASS AGENT is wanted to sell
\ aad lease the IIOWESEWING MACHINES
in Washington County, Maryland. with head
quarters az iIagcrstwn. None but n sprghtiy
man need apply the field is a splendid one for
the business. Address,
". L. OUTCALT.
Harper's Ferry, W. Va.
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MCC0nMICK HARyEsTERs.
The Improved Advance.
A Combined Two-Whecled
Reaper and Mower.
OUR IMPROVED ADVANCE.

EYANY machines called combined are really
w not so, having only one bar for both reap
ing and moving and all practical farmers are
perfectly familiar with the fact that grass and
grain are so radically different in their nature
that the cutting apparatus which is adapted 30
the one is not good for the other.
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hest POISON.-The best preparation for the
I destruction Of insects, Potato Bugs, &c, now
made, on. enough for one acre Of ground 1t i.
soluble IN water, FOR sale By
June 3, 1876. JAS. LAW. H00FF { co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17

The pending trial Of the ex-War Secretary, will,
it is thought in well informed circles, equal in
celebrity the famous Warren Hastings trial.
Two hundred and fifteen witnesses have al
ready been summoned for the defense. and we
may be sure the prosecution will see to it that
this number is equa.led, perhaps exceed d, on
its own side Meanwhile, the fallen minister
lives 10 solitude awaiting the completion Of
preliminares The vast plans on which the
Impeachment is to be conducted will roll up a
nice little burden for Americans to shoulder
witnesses, for example, won't come from dis
tant points to fight on either side withouglt
being well paid.
MIR. EOBLRT HARPER WILLIAMSON,
\ native of Martiusburg in your State, and
descendant Of the lIarperS, the original owners
and founders Of Harper's Ferry. died in this
city last Saturday morning aged severty-seyen
wears. He was an Old resident Of Washing
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Politically speaking, will not down among tie
Capital circles. even after that misguided bigger
man is safely slowed in Texas The latest
piece Of rumor rife regarding old Grants su-
perior is that by his dccapitatiou be not only
iosth official head but also theSpaubing team,
so graphically described in his letter to Mad
dox, aud in which he and Fay were wont to
roll to the Capitol daily. Fitzlugh'S friends
Ibis sabordiuates in tie House wing had ar
ranged 20 purchase this turnout for their pa
tron. The cquipace belonged TO eX-DJorkecp-
er Buxton aud was bought for 1899, the cash
being raised among the pages, folders and other
inns By aS>eSSmcutG-made as stated 10 them,
solely for political purposes. The team was
ready to be passed over, the presentation
speech IA marvel Of photography was written
when, 10 aud behold YOU, the silly, boasiing
doorkccper was suddenly dishcd Well this
put an end 90 the enterprise. The gift, under
stand, was 20 have been. not personal orc
but a sort of bride offered their master BY the
House employees Those who held the team
determined to keep it until further develop
meuts. but q Guarre, arose rs 10 who should
use it iu the meantime, and TO satisfy every
body Joint stock company was organized, the
capital OF the same consisting Of the spanking
team. Stock or shares in tie team were isSutd
10 al subscribers Of the fuld and again all
went well for day or two. Some days ago,
however some Of the stockholders learned thu;
The cam was being used 10y The folding room,
and tie income received from the same applied
fgr tic benefit Of three or four subscribers il
that department. Several Of those who sub
scribei, or upon whom forced assessment was
levied threaten that they will expose the whole
arrangement if their money is not returned
aud say that they do not consider buying a
team Tor Mr. Fitzhugb or any other man as
covered by the words political purposes. -
All efforts at a compromise having failed a
plan was struck upon satisfactory TO all, and
that was 10 give the team TO Mr.. Patterson,
the present door-kccper, but that gentleman
positively declined To have anything to do with
it. And here the matter rests but there is
loud sruml,jog from some Of the stockholders
who want to get their money back.
BELKNAP.
The pending trial Of the ex-WarS Secretary, will,
it is thought in well informed circles, equal in
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7. 0. Address,
Vaudeville, Clarke Co., Va.
Juno IS. lsI6-3m.
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Bi1iRe's Chances at Cincinnati Etoneration
Of the Speaker Some Etziugh Gossip
Beifaay'y Trial Local Notes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17

BY authority conferred on me rs commis,ia-.r
by virtue ct DEGREES passed By the District Co.d
OF the United States for the District uf WctYr
GINA, at Wheeling, In the above three .er.,t
chancerY causcs [ shall nrncnel ON
, 1876-01-29

.isnry Koss!ts, ts'0'.ms.me vs. william x,ss
a,ns ": John schnld. s;a.4s.-ssme ".
H4enry 4tssy I;cssmeyfs. ;1 n asfas.-ssms r. Hubert
tlss:7a-Esmo ". Nfchola. nochl, aasT4s.-
Wl!ne, 4. Lamb. A'ssnee Of ne W!nnssh,eh 1nsar-
John nrrhn, tsd.7o.-Hame ". Joachm Bcbroslel,
{3s.ss.
HurInion Corar coargasloss.- .-Lazarns sil.sr~
man w.. CAsflfs Ehrman ansi MIC Elrmsn,
tllo.7s.s:m.. =. eamo, ttils4.-s.n. ~.
!!slat-tinatsr A. nohmsn ". 3. icsnssen, :s3 ~
Firft National Bank W. Thonsss y. Kant and linnfy
4. Kett 9t.1-sams n. b :me, -, tl.-Wtl.1u
Uooickes VI. Conrad Il. Warnecke, 1al1.1s.
JuDoK oKGAnf- Board VI Trsdo u ths city Of Chea-
60 w. Tho Cook County National Hank, 81, a,0at.f7.-
Atarahal snonhA Ethan Il. Paul. 81 103
r,s Kohn ct u. N. ualyor tal.0rson. x7i7.ls.-
Franz Ochs ". George NtauseE, tGi0.n1.-W q. u.
Grsnnis tt A. va Edward NekosA nI,d 4. j. Hnntoon,
tteB7B.-Ftrss National hank of WatAfkA ". Maai,-
aciu.er.' National bank verdict, ss,2so, and motion
CsnorIr CounT-IupaE HoakAe-C. g. 7. IioLleu
~. MsrHarot larry anl j. u. Harrington; yerhlrt
3ioo.-Loufs Bu*s W. Frederick I,eekar; verdict,
{@.33.
JrpaE Noo1H-A. Il. aeeley VI. George i. Crosby
$30.-Fsauz Falk n. Mary Ann O'Connor, sl9l.
, 1876-01-29

together, Without legal marriage, forming their
relation on the basis Of An ordinary business
contract, to terminate at tue will Of tho parties
In the fntnfe. Accompanying thus MAS the siate-
msht Of tho great gtie$ OF Mlee Bt1ckland's
parents and friends over this strange proceed
Ing.
what know about this Loo Miller?
Threa yckrn ago 10 "Aa married to mr. grand
daughter, In Allegheny County. n. i. Ho repro
seuted h!n1elf to bo about 81 yaarA cid, md to
have been twice married previously, ono 4ifo
being dead and tho other divorced. BY his In
s1nustng address, Ele won completely thu aIoc-
tons OF This confidlng girl Antl thov worn tnar-
ried, aRainft tho strong opposition Of her par
cuts and friends, who had no confidence in him.
lie lott 10 about two ye8rs And hnlE for Lurt-
ness In the West. Eho thcu wont ont to Join
him, but aaw things that utterly destroyed her
confidence in him ~ mora! man. tioaoon
abandoned her entirely. anl haA now BY hsa arts
succeeded in t,tdnciGg thH other lady to - into
this arrangement nf tho xretchcd scheme ol
frec-lovo which ho advocates. l haye letter.
from her patente telling OF the agony they have
felt nynr their misguided daughters conduct
Si,s llhn no doubt fallen nnder the Tlles OF .
libortlhe who masks his conduct undor tue I4oa
Of marriage reform, on!y To 1o cast OF by lE
when hn shall have bDcomo tired OF her, ent
Huno now affinity shall bAyo aroused hid unl1oly
passion. ..,
urlto th,. letter a. duty 10 society. to whrE
them against Mr. Leo Miller, man proven 70 b
unworthy Ut nuy regard. ...
MEs. LUCK Woopwoh1n.
, 1876-01-29
NATIONAL KENNEL ASSOCIATION.

Thursday Afternoon tho dog ovnorB and fan-
ccra now iu tho city In attendance Oh tho bcnc!i
show OF dogs, held mocttng at tho toonls OF
the Audubon Club Tor Tho purpose Of consult
Ing a. to tho advtsabtlity Of forming an asso-
cs.tlou Of gentlemen Interested In fno dogs and
iheir breeding. considerable nun,-
Dor Of gentlemen were proscnt.
and general uunuimIty Of counsel was
Expressed. DR.. N. Howe. of the Rod and GU.
Now York. actod ~ Chairman. and ]. ]. uilIos"
pie, OF the Audubon Club. ~ Secretary.
Aitor some discussion Of tho subject, commit-
tees woto voted aud appointed as followa !:
10 report : constitution Aud bylaws to solicit
memburs and to report ilst OF officers to bo
An adjourned noetius Of tue Association xAa
held yesterday Afternoon 10 tile 4Dcrat1tys office
tp the Exposition Building. with The Same olhce1n
| presiding.
| reported = codc, which was adopted.
Tho Committee on Nominations reported kha
| following suggestions for officers
Ittstd 1t-Dr. n. Hows. New York.
k,:saa &C. z a. watmaa s..i'iaa ee'fess G. oc
a1sasu,sr-Luthsr Adams. Doston.
! r, II. Ufyson, Memphis; q, II. Raymond. Aorrtl
Ti.aa, n. y; J. V. L. HoJns, oh'caso; J. j.: Hake
Usa1 esss' Mi,.sils. ;" Ky.; s. IT, fafr M ca.esgo; 4
dssaaweod, ctnasanaY: Q. F, paruash. Fort Dodge
| Ia.
| On motion, Mr. Turrill vaa empowered to east
ono ballot for tho natnsa psoposed, had she]
were all declared elected,
| Mesars Greenwood, Smith. aud Turner we're
appointed committee to draft ruloA and segu
Iations tor beuoh show1.
Mssarr. Sterling. Adams. aud Tuntll were also
appointed COMMITTEES to report susos for hels
trials, ..-... -,
The Secretary wM directed to eonespond will
| English aud other foreign assoclAtious. hnd y
not Whatever Of interest WAS possible 10 MD th
Committoea In thoir work.
1'ha Association then adjourned 70 Inoet Il
Auaust Il the rooms Of the Audubon CLUB 1t III
ea,ne time with the National 6pottsmen's ALSO
o,Asion, which has meeting sppolnted In III
| month nhMau.
, 1876-01-29
Mock N dcRtYs

Theirs has beeu an exhibition IT psinsings and
statues III Tho lied Republican City or LyonH.
IAe statues were. Of courso, more or less nude.
ftigh art hxa not yet sunk 10 the lavol OF repro
scn,iug man in psntAloong aud asove-pipo hat,
Or . woman in rnil.back and now spring bon
not. But the nudity wan too mich for Tho Lyo'lH
Eornmttoo on tue Emo Arts. They purchased
q,lau,ity OF flannel aud endowed the marbles
with swhdJ!iog clothes. Tbs effect 1nuEt have
been unique, but tho sltista wesa probably not
deeply obliged 10 TIM Committee. The latter,
however. might appeal to q aomeTl,at notable
precedent. When Michael Angelo finished bis
great painting OF the Last Judgment and nucov-
cred II for tho iusrection Of his Iapai patron,
tho lattor uas Aotrided BY tho general nakcdneas
Of dod and dsyilh, tie good and tho damned.
AnRe'o Iefused to alter hls design aad 40 Danielo
the Cross nhach In called tho third Greatost
picture IN the world. was called in. Ho painted
8armsu,s for Christ aud tho Virgin Mary, and
for most Of tho multitude: THIS was worse
thaa tho Lyona practice, for flannel can bc taken
or and paint cannot. The clothes cling to The
figures In the "Last Judgment still, aud Dan-
ielo de Voltenh goes down into history by tho
natne which the people Of nomo gayo him,
" Daniel tho brntcllea- maker
, 1876-01-29
NEW SUITS.
NOlkE lHBunAHCE BUTTE,

Last fall some snterprising attorneys. with
much isiYuro apparently, snd moro AcItenesB.
raknd up provision OF the statute which, "a
they o!Rlnod, made stookholdora In tho fire In
luranue comp4niea ot this State whloh wero
bankruptcd BY tho great lira personally rospon-
Blble for tho amount Of their etock when the
company bad not filod its certificate Of pail.up
stook Is required by law. Acting OIL thls. troy
commenced about 200 suits, which hnvo not yat
tsached trial. but TO which dofensea have been
lutorpoyel 10 which, the defendants aaaort that
they arc not liable for variety Of technical rcA.
sona. From tlma 10 time sinoo, also, other susta
Of like character have beau comncncad sgslnst
various parties, but aii arc yet peudsug.
TAe ques4oo Was raised botoss Judge Hop
kius soma tine ago, int It has not yet boon do.
hded. The point ls novel and very e1sanaiva Ia
la application, and II established u largo num-
ber Of unfortunate polcy-boldors, or more
l!loly apeoulasots, Wit! be benefited Mt the e1-
ponas Of somo stockholders. Yesterday theto
Noro eeyesal mora suits Of thin character begun,
lisnry D!utor, for tho nse Of tho Garrett D!oli-
u! Institute, began suit III dobt against Albro
+. BISHOP, laying dsmaSss r $1,000. y, \: u:
lams defendant for $4,000 damages. Dean
4 Hoffman also began Ike suit
II debt for ~. 500. and the Garrett biblical In
lltnte anolsr similar suit for g. 600 all against
for %, QUO sgalnat e. II. GBmm0n. Those Hllta
NE sll brought under the atatute which psoEldsH
shas Il ~ anHuTRRcs company fails to hls proper
tetttAcltes OF pAid-up stock when toguired. tta
stockholders shal! be labla for any loss until
such certificate 10 filed, Tho plaintiffs lnaured
tn Tho Mutual SECURITY Insurance Company,
Hatuh failed after the fire. and only pnld II ret
eelt on Ito fndebtpess, and they now sock TO re-
eossr the bRlauno from Bishop, ona Ut tha stock-
holders Of tho Company.
Hslen Do Koyou. for tho usa Of Caryl Young,
also commenced ike suit against J. X. Uota-
ford. stakeholder tu tho Chicago NEeman's In
eutance Company.
uEKTEH onINpoHr
vars The only pAstles yossesday to chow thelI
tk.th in favorable decision BY tho trlumvitasa
q !udges BY a!in8 bill for Injunction agalns'
hlctAel ETans. ThoJ state that they lstod theIl
property A. e3o0. the Assossor liked ~ st "a. 300
and tho Btats Uoard 1t e8.B0o. On this last
amount = tag OF alb0.D1 las been levied, AIT
they respectfully obtscL
Tatcks THAT ARE VAIN. ~
There "a ono Granger who hsR bson pluckod b!
lbs uotostouA gambler JeH 1IAukins who doaE
not propose % sndure tha loss OF his m0ne
talnly, and his Mama u 6ldoF LAae1ow,tSch. 30
Ms 1nAl Teaort. he began = suit sGain4t Hank
!As 10 rho Circuit Court Yesterday for o., i5t
Whether he 10 guccossful IL vesy doubtful 10
probably when tho suit IL tsisd HAhklus vii
swear thAt he is ~ poor ~ The trAditlopa
shurch nouse. Lasafowitsoh, In h.s al
ntAxlt tlad for capIsH, state
that at dinUrenk ttmea In Ii
latter part Of December lsAt he visited tho gam
bling hell Of Hankins, And there lost 10 uaukin
~ sam Of 44ABQ ii cAsh u. faro. Aa tho
1peRtsdS tNo Watches and diamond E,nG 10
, 1876-01-29
THE COURTS.
settlement of tho Glencoe Qucs-
ton.
A Case Where tho Supreme Cour
Grants q Mandamua.
Moro Insurance Suits Tromisod... Objects
to Ills Taxes.
Rsqord Of Judgments and New Suits.
GLENCOE.
prcfal0F ri THE SUPREME COURT.

prcisroN ri THE SUPREME COURT.
In The euro Of tho Council OF she Sn'hso Ok
Glencoe Va. The People OF rel JOHN A. Owen,
tho Bupremo Court decided several now points
Of considerable general interest. This WAS pc
tittou for uahndhmas to oompol tsio Tfusteoh
or Council of tho Village Of 0lencoo to call M
eeo..op for the purpose Of ADMITTING tbs quos
Non Oh ~ o's"n'1euoa n'"o. ~. ns ~. ~ 49,
1872. There was no appeafance Oh ING 10.
soondont, tho village, betor8 Judgment Waa
rendered, and It wsa ealrnod that the respondent
~ nronarlv hrnnvht lmfors tho court, Tho
W.. wv -. p. tnnorn,,s.oa In ian ,nd tho Nh.
Sillhgo WAS 'neotp9!$'oo ~ Aoo, aau ~. nv
nscipal doFofnmens was soa'ea N couuc"
consisting Of pfes,deus and f1va couno.lmen.
- a,nrcoa - and waa ludo1sod,
Oh u'eueeo' sa .aasa, ~ - 11ovo, s,oct,,
,se1a III VII tbs III DIV Of utoirt A1
aepo'' ~ - +. ii, NnAnLE1, Sheriff.
-
s,an NJ f,sinofs, coot County, II. ...
j. ", r. uoyey, being duly uworn, saith that be y
lhs srecia deputy sho,e named and thei io aer.sd
the wp wF o. u ~ sncns m rs,ne M ~ .,.s @
70 to,i n'" 3a4 Ns'''s'11s N'AA WY j.. ". i. ToyET.
~; ssb.crtb,d and syosn To, s.c,
"a ..o ohtoctod tl,nt shn retnr, shorld hayp
,,.n ~ % n tha % n,me Of The sbo,jG: .ust tho writ
should have been against "the President and
counciImcn OF the Village Of Glencoe" ana
phnuId hayo boon sorvod personally OH each OF
IT,,
'aeal' .. n-. -, .. -,,.
Tho Supreme oouss sad shas u Inc sct''co
bud bAnp niado ny general usputy' the return
should Of courso hsvo been In the namo Of tho
gh,rr. Dut tbe appointment of 3 speoisl
nsGun asG i9a"nanant nroys;on Of Tie ntatute. Tho
fa1,.iafnTo lad nnlimttod po7or 10 ssv low and
hv whnm the eeryico Of summons should be
ry gy,aa mno Tbs I statnte provided Tho mode il which
, 1876-01-29

An Indiana phper cAIno cut with 4 Startling
senyAtion. being nothing lesa than tue tact that
NUyuamlts johnson " Was formerly = resident
Of its city. Tho editor garo detailed history Of
Johpson's faulty, aud hta cAtoaF while In In-
diaus; aud wAs coualdesshly mortified to learn.
anyartl hours after the edition wAx worked oir,
thai tho dynamite dend's name waa ThomAs,
spd that johnson MA still In town. It lan't ak
III certain when OF where ths nsxt numbas Of
that pspAr viii be Issued
, 1876-01-29

7oK sALE-AT 4 HAKGAIS, ON TERMS 10
tuit-NbrthWrst corner AthlAndAv. Ind Jkck4on*st.
guiEs A. $tS W4tt MohfteSt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-18

HENE is question tho President will
please permit us to ask: "lf the
amount Of church property not taxed
looks alarming TO him. what does he
think OF the 500. .OOO. 900 spent by our
people annually for intoxicating drinks'
-Cliolgo Aicdacs. .r#.r..