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The New York herald., 1878-10-06
NOMINATED FoK CONGRESS-.
[BY rELEaRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 8, 1878.
Tue Republican Conference in this city to-day nomi-
mated Or. Henry Roberta Of Laokawanns county, tor
Congress II Is looked upon by the great majority
OF republicans as . decidedly weak SELECTION ana will
not bring state ticket that husisstic sup
port that General Hoyt mad right TO
expect IRON his old homo associates Or.
ROBERTS, record aud claims are briefly that
he made honest postmaster Of tho litilo
borough OF Providence, and that bis aspirations Tor
political prefermsnt have never hcretofore been
uratihed. lie is scarcely known outside OF his own
election district HIS opponent, Coouel Hendrick b.
Wright having the endorsement OF the nationals,
tue democracy aud the labor reiormers, will prob.
ably succeed himself In tue next Congress.
EAsros, Pa, Oct o, 1878.
The Conference OF the national grcenback party OF
Lehigh, Bucks aud Northampton counties met at
Beihienem this AFTERNOON and nominated ex-Judge
A. b. Longaker, OF Lenigu county, lor Congress.
BurFALo. N. ", Oct 0, 1878.
Dr. Ray v. Pierce has accepted the republican
nomination Tor Congress IN the hirty second dis
tf,c,. In place OF sherman y. JewotL declined.
scmyNKcrADy, N. ", Oct. 8, 1878.
Tho democrats Of the f~cntctn Congressional dis
trict have nominated AlexandsrJ thompson, of TINS
For The sane once ,he nationals have nominated
y. y. WsndsL
BALTIMORE, Oct 6, 1878
The republicans OF the Second Uonersssionai dis
trict have nominated George B. Mniigan, OF Bath
mi
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
THE HAYfI HURRICANE.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE cYcLoNE-wrpK>
SPREAD DESTRUCTION.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE CYcLoNE-wIpE.
SPREAD DESTRUCTION.
tFrom 10 PcapIs OF Port au Prince. Sept. 14l
Information received from the points mentioned
below shows tho widespread dsssr uc.ion wrought By
the late cyclonc:-
ASsE vEAu.-rhe ioGe which has recently been
built ana tho church have lost part OF their rooang
torn OF By the WIND. Many houses have been dam.
aged.
JxRxxix. Tho roofs or many houses have been torn
on anu thrown to distance. The wharf has been
destroyed. The fields have been swept clear. we
learn tna thirty houses nave been demolished
by the hurricane.
BARADkRts-rhis town nss suffered terribly. Do
taiis are wanting
oArEs-Many persons from Cages aud some letters,
say twenty houses iu this town have been entirslt
destroyed, aud 100 others. damaged. A great many
families are iving Win their parents and friends.
Wuat the WIND eit Ia the fields beon destroyed BY
the rains. the largest guiluves Of Cages nave bscu
OF Mcssieurs Jackson, Numa Rigauu, Fenelon Blu.
teau, b. Cauai pcre, &c me chapel at -Four Paths
tquatrs chem'ns) was destroyed.
Pkrir-rRou DE NirrEss-A portion Of the church
has fallen Ia.
AQuis.--rnir,y-ouc houses remain standing, more
or Ices dcstroyed aud 100 have been thrown Gown.
The town has been partly submerged. Two Young
men WAC leIt IN a boat ior Jacuiei hsvc pershsd
CorkAux-Was almost entirely submerged We are
tod tDat there do not remain standing mere tEsn
three houses.
ST. LOUIS Du suD.-submerged; half OF the com.
manuanrs house remains, but the others have bcea
destroyed.
yAyAlLLoS Two small houses alone remain stand.
ing. the others have been entirely destroyed. Tue
greater part OF the population OF this unfortunate
town took refuge under the root OF tns church,
thinking TO nhd there sure shelter But aiasl the
cnurcn is,i aud IN It's tall crushed many persons
We learn ~ thus moment tne, eleven women and ch-
dfen we're killed IN the church.
BAiSkE--All tho houses on the beach have been
destroyed. The number OF houses destroyed 10 said
to be iity.hve.
JAcMHL = Both wharves are entirely Destroyed
Almost all the houses buiit near the shore have
destroyed. large quantuy oi loawood been car
RED away, aud thousand otnsr devaststons, not
me non tue mcrchandise aud destr by sea
water while the cyclone accom- work de-
structien tnc beach tho river overlooked ms Dsa.
demolished and carried away the usors oil three
houses IA the Quarters des Ordngcrs, among otners
that OF Mr. Mcnsrd. lns wind anu the 6sods de-
sroysd large part OF the coffee crop snd threw all
tns bananas 10 tue ground The disaster has been
ccmpiste aud the uniorsonate people oi Jaemei mag
VOL complain.
AnfinoSlrRs we learn that the Ar,,bonnrc rives
has ovsrnowed us banks snd committed tsrribia
havoc
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COMMUNISM IN SANTA CRUZ.

FIRING THE CANEFII IILps-DEPARruRE or rHn
FuGiTlvE WHITES FOR ST. IHoMAa
KINGSTON. ia, ocI Q, 1873
Tho nring OF caneneids In Santa Crus has been
moved. Aiarec number OF the insurrsctionists nave
becn shot AFrench frigats has arrived the island
ana landed troops. he fugitive women and chiIarso
boon sh ipped TO 81 ILomaa Forty estases have
been burned and only fourteea are lett
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
GREENBACk NOMINATIONS.

MIDpLgTowy, N Y, Oct 6, 1873
The Orange county greenbackers have made the
following nominations:-For Treasurer, William N.
Sayer, OF Goshen; for Superintendent OF the Poor,
Victor NJ. Drake, well known journalist tor Special
County Judge, Benjamin Law, Of Middletown. Tho
spects are that there will bc i've tickets In the
field TINS fall, viz:-Republcan, democratic, grosn.
bacK, prohibition ana larmers alliance.
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NOMINATED FOR AosEMBLYMEN.
fpr TELEGRAPH TO rHn Hen.Lp.l

[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HeBaLD.1
ALBION, N. ", oot 9, 1878
Henry A. Giddsn, cx.cierk Of the state senate, was
to-day nominated by the Republican County Conven.
tion Tor the Assembly.
BUFFALO, Oct 8, 1878
Tho republi cans to-day nominated Hervey .. Hurd
for the Assembly Tor the Fourth kre county distftc
and James A Roberts ior tho THIRD dstrcL
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

The BLA1R-coNNoLLY WING.
The Blair Connolly committee met at the Gormania
Assembly Rooms, In tho Bswery, last night, TO near
the report OF the Conference Committee and to make
nominations for city and counts oficera Mr.. George
Blair occupied the char, and at tho beginning Of the
meeting sad that ne had received the folio wing
spaleh IRON Mr. \. u. rnurocr, TO whom the nomina-
ton Tor Mayor had been rendered.
Thanks Tor the honor but acceptance impossible. Have
written.
Mr.. ) Connolly. from the Conference Committee,
then reported That he had met tho representatives OF
the Carsey party ana that they had suggested tho
names OF Richard sche Peter Cooper ana Charles
b. cornell They said Mr. sonei had agreed 10 accept
.he nomination. but ne wanted . week two 70
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
SUBURBAN PoLITICs.

A Democratic Congressional Convention viii be
held q. Jamaics, L. l.. ON Wednesday, tho 10th inst
Tho Richmond county GreenbacK Assembly Con.
ventou, at Casteson, 8. yesterday nominated Mr..
A. B. Chalmers.
rho Tow Boards Of the several towns Of Richmond
county will meet 20 morrow 10 designate polling
places tor the coming election day.
mass meeting OF the sociaitstic labor party OF
Kings county was held last evening 10 the summer
garoen adjoining the Sasngcround Club House. No
200 Court street, Brooklyn James Mclaughlin In the
CHAIR.
Tho meeting OF the sixteenth Ward Republican AS
socation a. Turn Hail. Meserols street. Wi,ams-
burg was ariotous Alderman NJ. j. Pesry presided
and George Wren recorded. The proceedings were
so disorderiy that the chairman called the police,
who wore present Ia strong iorcc, TO seat the au-
dience and partial order had been restored pro-
ceedcd with the business oil enrolling names. rho
secrstary proposed TO elect all enrolled Without
reading them, which provoked another OUT
burst The formation OF ticket Tor the
primary on the 15tn called iosth q wniri
OF excitement IN the midst Of which tho lights werc
extinguishcd And the meeting adjourned. second
nceling smaller hall on tue floor below, was also
dispersed by the putting out oil the gas. Several per-
eona collisions followed. The police separated tbe
combatants, but no arrests wore made.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

D1DATE OF THE PAHiI FOR 0OvERNOR-A
srRoSs HARD MONEY INVOLVEMENT.
lpY TELEaRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PBILADkLrHiA. VoI ., 1878.
The 1rst important republican meeting of the cam
paign was held in this city tonight There was an
im menss crowd present and great enthusiasm
Among the speakers were Colonel Henry N.
HoyL the republican candidate tor Governor; Cover
nor Hartranit, Congressman William d. KELLEY, sen-
erai Honry u. Bingham ami other prominent party
leaders Colonel Hoyt's speech OF peculiar iuter-
est because IL upon the anancc question: and he
took DECIDED grounus IN favor OF hard money. the
essential point OF his address was as ioiows:-
COLONEL Horr's srsEcH
Fellow citizens-Eigntsen years ago . million and
hall OF armed aud went down 10 battle that the
nation might live. To-day you are assembled that
the nation may live honestly. As you once held the
people the grea. lessons Of fortude sedeuial and
suffering, so now ycu are TO organize that hcroism
which snail compel honesty In public matIers,
honesty In private AFFAIRS. You are maintain the
publ'c integrity that governmental dishonesty may
not debau Inc sentiment oil indviausl integrity. A
great dcbae Is now gong forward before the Amer.
can people The only organlzcd body oi men who
embody and proclaim the trutns in govern tnent aud
hnance "a the republican party For twenty-five
years the democratic party mas had no visi
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL cLUD.

meeting Of the Now York Industrial Club was
held at No 81 Park row, to select candidates Tor
county ofhces. Tho following were proposed -
For Mayor-Mr. James Cunningham, Mr.. Jonn Nc
Gafvin, Mr.. Walter h. shups snd Mr.. Charles p
DAILY. Alderman at Large-Mr Patrick McCabe. Mr..
John Taylor, Mr.. Richard Howe and Hugh Graham.
District Attorney-Cou nseil0r johnson. Coroner
Mr. Thomas +. Burk and Rodger Judge. A commit
toe appointed TO select candidates from those
those named and to call on The other parties 10 see
they would indorso the nominations. Tho meeting
adjourned 10 meet next Tuesday evening, whom the
committee Will report.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11
Cool Conductor.


| don't know whether you would call
i GOODNESS or brazen impudeuce, and
perhaps it don't matter; but Tor what
yeur Frenchman understands by nom
chalance. and in its most perfect form
of development, commend US 10 Peter
Frost. aforeiime connected with the
Portland & Buckfeld Railroad, in
Maine. but now serving the b. & L.
running out from Boston. II was years
ago when Frank j. Smith had pat
The Brookfield branch into running
order. and had built steamer TO con-
meet with Mexico aud Rumford on the
Androscoggin. Frost was one Oh ths
irst conductors on the ROAD. he
seemed to think he could drive an en-
zine as he had been IN the habit Of
driving on the North Waterford stage
coach. His first grand operation WAS 70
collide with an engine and tender be-
tween Alinot and Hebron. by wnIch
both engines were essentially smashed.
His next brilliant exploit was close 10
Brookfeld, whsn he ran plump INTO
freisht tram.
Mr.. Smith thought that would not
answer, and he dropped polite noe 10
Frost informing him that his services
would be no longer required on the road
Away posted Pete to Portland nndins
Frlnx o. J. at the old Elm House
Mr.. smith, said he. plumply and
) u lblushiusly. I wish to be re:ns'ated
o. your road
what exclaimed the governor 'Pu1
y,u back on that road?'
lii'Yes, sr.'
Trust you again as conductor"
Exactly, sir
Bless me; aud you have ..airsady
smashed up three engines for U.s. besides
endangering many lives"
Yes sir, aud for that very reason
you ought to put me back there have
now learned the trade. You can trust
ne. Ifanybody hasa question ABOUT
the propriety of trying to put two en-
zine. ahead on the same track, ana III
opposite directions, it's not to me- ST.
| tried it twice, and know 1t can't
be--done!
Il was too good. The twain took
something in Charlev's back parl0r' aud
Pete Frost was re.nstated. That was
more than a score OF years ago. Fete
has been railroading ever since, and
has never met with another accident.
In fact lie is accounted one OF the best
conductors running out from Boston.i
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

4 tall bearded grandfather recently
had his beard shayed OG, showing
clean face for the hrst time for a mum.
bea ofyears. At the dinner table his
thrce-year-old granddaughter noticed
it. gazcd long with wondering eye. and
finally calculated, Grandfather, whose
head yOu got on?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11
WILSON'S HOTEL,
w WOODSTOCK Va
IN, uq4d and Greatly Improved
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR 1hE
Increased Demands OF Public
PATRONAGE.

rni< hotel has been recen1 improved by
IA, crsc,ios of brick additic TO the main
pail ling which will give ccn'idersbly more
-oos. aad afford ample accommodation for
se travelling subtle.
THE TABLE will be well supplied at all
zines with the best the market affords. and
no saias shall be spared TO s.tisfy the wants
Of saests is tais department.
TIE BAR will be stocked With the besl
Lissors. A full supply Of Wilson'S pure
Rye WHISKY, (the only homemade whisky
: Ia in the cousty,) can bt found by those
wishing pure article for uedlcal purposes
Jsrors attending court will be boarded
fer tser fees per diem, and their certificates
tss-n ia payment if desired.
Charges Moders."A A call respectfully
solicited.
ROBERT WILSON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

A newly imported Hungarian employ
ed on n farm, tilted upa bee hive tDs
other dly to see Shat the bees were
doing under there. He knows now. lie
SAYS they were making chain lishtniI 8
and had two thousand tens oft on haLd,
which explo led before he had time to
let The box down.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

Among the many singular congresses
held in Paris this year is one to deter
mined the merits of the mustards Of va-
rious nations included the Paris Expo
sitlou. This mustard congress is to
consist Of twelve gentleman aud twelve
ladies, the suggestion having been mace
thatmen's-palatcs are yiliatsd BY smok-
ils. aud The women are likely 70 have
nicer appreciation Of condiments.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

\ SLAVES Devotion. There were
two sides TO even thr story of slavery.
The Northern people knew little Of the
strsac. warm relations between the
faithful m1stcrs aud the slaves who had
been part OF MS family for generations.
On the part Of the slaves, too, the
sense of loyalty to their owners led
often to acts Of scir sacrifice, finely
human and noble.
Old Elsie belonged to family whc
lived on lhe Southern bank Of th'
Ohio.
You've only to cross that bridge
auniy,' visilcr said TO her one day
and you'll be free
Runaway, sahp The old womal
drew herself up. None Of my famil.
ever dissraccd thcmselye, by runnin
away
When emancipation was declared
Elsie refused to ne free, and dying 500
after. asked 10 he buried in the tamil
lot at her mistress feet. Miss Ellei
want me dar; first one, she said.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

A little girl returning from church,
where a strange minister had sificiated'
SAID : Mother | wish Mr.. W-hadn,t
preached to-day; he amt good preach
ed, like Mr.. B. why notT asked
her mother. Because he talked so loud.
/ couldn't go to sleep. Mr.. B lets me
sleep all the time
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

SLEEP OF CHILDREN The Herald
Of Health cautions parents not to allow
their children to be walked up in the
morning. Let nature wake them she
will net DO it prematurely. Take care
that they go to bed at al early hour
let it be earlier and earlier, until IL 10
found that they wake up themselves I'D
ful time to dres. for breakfast.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

The girls OF our days are very badly
educated said.one OF the members 0
committee ON education TO the Bishop
Gloucester.-'That's very true, retor,-
ed bis lordship, however, there IS one
consolation boys never fad 1t
ant
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11
'HENANDOAH HERALD
Advertising Ratsss

Then Thank heaven Tor this forgery
| murmured, pressing her to my heart,
for it has proved my salyation!'
Hump grumbled Mr.. Holland. good
uaturedly; 'thauk heaven that | have
last my ten thousand dollars Un-
grateful yound dOgp
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

1t may be true that huhdfedcancell-
CD postage stamps will buy a Chinese
baby. but the fellow who had an Ameri-
can baby left gu his door steps Tor moth
inc wants to know what's the use OF
gathering stamps.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

We must not quarrel, whatever we DO;
For if was Out was notD wrong,
Here are the tears for it, mere srs the te'Ts-
What else hae q woman TO oiter you'
Low. might not last for thousand years.
You know, though tbs stars should rise 50 iois
Oh you, yon talk in mans great way
so, love would last though the stirs snoulo iah
Why, yes If it last to the grave indeed,
Alter the grave last on it may.
But in the grave? viii its dust take need
Ofanything sweet-or the sweetest OF oil?
All, death is nothing! 1t may be 30.
Yet, granting at least that death is death'
pray look at the rose, aud hear the hlrd,)
Whatever it is-we must die t know!
Sometime we may long to cay one WORD
Tosether-and fud We Lave 10 breath
All me, how divine you arc growing ssain!-
How colby sure that the Heavens are sure,
whittier too lightly you always fly
To hide from the passion OF human pala,
Come, glieve that the Earth Is uot secure,
For this one highland forget the skv!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11
NOTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

n,v,s D7sr-Dr. G. A. Brown, obed Funk and
ino. H. Snarr. ,.,,rrCoga,, snovdeu
hitsker. .Fo~t;, etrf,tler
Levi H. cutler ,u ros 7
Cogpan, Samuel Rinker. VII. ,.ooh
AsuBY -Saml. Hamman, Samuel hlDsree' '~0O0
H. L@rV. ~ White williamson D. P. Zrlle,Jehn NJ
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

Suppssc the women of this country
would refuse to work over eight hours
day. what would a man do FOR his sup
per:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

An innovation in modern civilization
has occurred in San Francisco, A
citizen has beaten gas company at
laty
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

In the picture galIerp. Hsung girl:
say mamma, when shall we come to
another of those pictures whore must
shut M syess'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

The first thing some women will do
when they get to Heaven will be.to look
aud see iftheir wings are cut bias, wlsle
the wing. OfOthcr angels are gored. 49,.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

A rstiring editor says his connection
with the press has thawcd and resolved
itself into adies
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

DAvIs.-G. A. Brown, Harrison White 'no' Il
-:S' s s'oSxwALL.-Jos. Doll, D. +. spiker' Jacob
FjsouvsoY.-E. 3. Shaver, Daniel Bowman, siias
~ Tanf,cy-Jos. S'',r Conner, Philip Bowers, Samuel
Scnr.ucGer. ,,..s II II Con
man. r,
LEG. N. Tidler j. H. KsSey, Mark Thomas.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

Three things thal should be kept
apart, boy, 4 tin pan, aud deg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11
SAMaPLAMING MILL.

pr.ss.d rlJoriDc, weather Boarding OF ever
description Plasteriug .aths, and all KINDS OF
Sres.ed lnmber used in building will be furnished
bv the unders znrd at reasonable prices
Ny choppirg mill is in good order ana ofner
rrsir crushed or ground
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

4Cosnns will be furnished at short notice and at
rea aOnaole raies. .,,-,.
when desired v
Jaly 2ssh.-5m7. Woodstock, Va.
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miscellaneous { arts.

.I,gEEN's MANSION HOUSE.
II ALEXANDRIA, VA
JAIEs OREEN,..............'... .fh'' "If'i o1
IA rs,-class motel, in every respect. The cill
-sa. VI ie valley, having bushes IN AsAa''' i-@ "
Washington. aud travellers s0iug Noft1 81 SOu,n'
ain euI this ~ agreeable resting place on tAe
route. ssit does not celGire the eary start U!
severai s1urs as from Wash nsion or b'tunore'
Cars and Steamboats, leave A. 'HSu,T1~ .5t M S,-
IN ,to. ana return evers loul from Mt o -
q ~ ""' Jan7-tf
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P O OETIC AL.
BER WORD OF REPROiCR.

MRS. P1Arr IN 'MAsoUE sF POETS J
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

But the proof.
[ knew that if could secure The
scrap, Of paper upon which he had ini-
tated The name Of Mr.. Holland, neeI
go no further.
Had he cunnlngly destroyed chem. or
had he. like most criminals, hcedlessly
left open the pit that was destined to en-
gulf hm'
Socc the date of the forgery he bad
RENAME away from he mill-ill a.
h.me tnoy said. Hal he visited the
place a, night and made away with the
testimony ofhis guilt?
would decide hat point cfepi
,teallhily into his Office. and with one
Of my keys unlocked the drawer nj his
desk.
The father ofles had deserted his DIS
ciple 10 aid ms. There LAY the scraps
lust a. he had tossed them together
the mute but incontestlbe witnesses ol
his guilt,
| gathered them up with trembling
fingers. sccreted them about me; anc
,tsle back to nv room thrilling VIII
sinful ioy. His fate was in my hands
For many days the officers of the las
were utterly bsffed in theiI search 10
the criminal. One night, howevcr,ii
was whispered in the mill that SUPP
cion had esun to point tsward IIsworth
He had involved himself, as was sa'd'i
t secret speculaiions far beyond shc re
m. test chance Of recovery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11
ROAD COMMISSIONERS,
NEW MARKET BANK
COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY.

CIRCUIT CorRr.-P. w. Masruder, Z. T. s"eE-
lev T. iIite Bird, D. Newman -..,
CoUNTY CoUET.-P. ". Masruder E T. N''NA
ley, L. Triplett. Jr.
COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.
Wnadskock Va
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COMMISSIONERS Cy REVENUE.

George ". Koontf,
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L anu sorry. wanted 10 etonei how
can now? | have been your wife in
the SUNSHINE; | wanted TO he yours ID
the shadow. can never show you hov
[ have repented now
Her tears pleaded for her more pew'
erlully ttan words.
He sealed the pleading lips with fer
vent kiss.
nv beautiful Edilhn he said; my
wife at lat =
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SURVEYOR.

William Tis!nger,
SUPERINTENDENT OF PooR'