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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-19

New York Correspondents indianapolis Journal.
Anna Dickinson recently read her new
tragedy at the residence OF D. G. Croly,
before some forty friends, playwrights and
critics. Ittells how Aurelian, the Roman
emperor, and zenobia, queen Of Palmyra,
conquered each other. It's pure TRACE.
dy-not line Of humorous relief to the
dreadful story Of war and rapine. Nor is
there anything turgid or verbose or
grandiloquent. The passion is real pas.
sion, andi Is terribly intense; the dramatic
movement israpid, and the style Is aphor-
isiic, sententious, full of epigrams, and
with antique tone. Whetherit will sue
coed on the stage or not is another ques.
ton, which am not playwright enough
to solve. AS good poet as Z. G. Sted-
man thinks it will. 1t is written in
strong blank verse. 1t was reported a few
weeks ago that John Mccullough was to
put this on the stage next winter and play
AurUlian 10 the brilliant authoress's Zeno-
bia, but the Tribune now says this is ian
unfounded report" That the report had
foundation ! know, though it is probable
that the anticipation will not now be real.
lied. On dit, that John Mccullough
agreed to give Miss Dickinson $4,000 for
the play, and appear as Aurelian; that he
insisted on having a professional play
wright adapt it, and perhaps reconstruct
it to some extent, changing the business
and flxingthe "exits" and the entrances"
that she thereupon revnlted, recovered the
manuscript, and refused to 60 ahead, aver
ring that It should be her play or no6ody's,
and that she wouldn't have it patched
nm
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ST. LOUIS, March ls.-Senor Zamacona,
Mexican Minister, was on Change at noon
to-day, and in reply to an address of vel.
come by President John Mahl, made a
brief speech, stating, in effect, that Mexico
desired to establish more intimate com.
merCial relations with the United States;
that she produced many things largely
consumed in this country, which she
wished to sell us and was anxious to pur.
chase many OF our products, especially
machinery Of all descriptions and manu-.
features. The gentleman was we'll received
and close attention was paid to his re-.
marks. Tomorrow evening an entertain
ment Will be given him in the great hall
Of the Merchants Exchange, at which he
will deliver more formal address on the
commercial condition Of Mexico, her rela.
tons to this country and her desire to be.
come more closely allied TO It.
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No: 10 on saturday night mas no eOnnoctlOn IOf
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping Can
Close CONNECTIONS are made for all points South and
southwest, North and Northwest, making this deII.
nole route Tor eooniSts and persons moving 70 he
peat west and 70 whom particular attention HEiVen.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
bSANo Wneeln q. m. l.2o u, m
TriadelphiA Accommodation.
Lay@ wheeling a. m. 500 p. N,
Tickets 70 al principal points on sale at Depot,
umee open At all hOuS during the day.
INFORMATION 70 the travelling public eheorfully Owen
- W: n. CLEMENTS, Mott.
b 7, DEVRtES, Gonl Agent, Wheeling.
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.YEs, THANK corr


eve Have Captured the Capitol"
WASHINGTON, b. G., March 16.-The fol.
lowing significant expression Of Southern
Democratic sentiment, printed in the oko-
Iona tNIiss.l States Of March 70, has just
been received and attracts much attention
here:
After struggle Of eighteen yearS In war and pOll-
tics, The COntOder4cy has at last captured the tAp-
tol,-HdIAiagtOa RePublieua.
eyes: thank Godl we have captured the
Capitol, and in 1880 our man will walk up
the White House steps and take his seat
in the Presidential chair.
Then will our glorious triumph be COM
plete.
"Then will we proceed to tear your
amendments from the Constitution and
trample them in the mire.
Then will We break the shackles you
have forged for the Free, Sovereign, and
Independent Commonwealth Of the
Union.
"Then will we recognize the right Of Sc.
cesslonr-a right that is not dead but
sleeping.
"Then will we decorate the Capitol with
the pictures Of Davis, and Lee, and Stuart,
and all the glorious leaders OF a Cause that
is not lost, but living sti |.
Yes, thank God, We HAVE captured the
Capitol, and from that cOigne Of vantage
we propose to rule u Republic In way
that will make your Radical laws and your
Radical leaders forever odiousin America"
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NEw oRLEAYs, February 20. 1s7o.


The undersigned certiles that he held
for collection for account of R. H. G.
Mitchell, Mitchellsburgh, KY, through l.
W. Proctor, cashier Central National
Bank, Danville, KY, whole ticket No. Az.
DIS, single number, "Class B." IN the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
First Capital Prize OF Thirty Thousand
dollars, on Tuesday, February II, 1879;
said ticket having cost the sum OF Two
Dollars at the Office Of the Company at
New Orleans. being sent through CORES.
pondence addressed to NJ. A. Dauphin, P.
Q. Box 602, New Orleans, La, and that
the amount was promptly paid by check
on the Louisiana National Bank, on pre-.
sentation OF the ticket at the office OF the
Company. E. B. SHoSrE,
Exchange and Discount Clerk,
Louisiana National Bank OF New Orleans,
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Campaign THUNDER.

Warrington Correspondents Richmond WAY State,
The last number Of the Congressional
Record was not complete until Thursday,
because during the last "a hours Of the
session members obtained leave to print
numerous speeches that had never
been delivered. Members are al.
owed to have certain number
OF their speeches printed in pamph.
let form, and for all additional
copies are required to pay cost price. On
the last day orders were given for 100000
copies Of speeches, Hewitt Of New York
ordered 1900 copies Of his speech on the
federal election laws, and Garfield 10000
copies Of his on the sugar tariff. There
were orders for about 100000 copies Of
the speeches made in the Senate debate
upon the exclusion Of JEFF Davis from the
benefits Of the Mexican war pensions, in.
Guiding Zach Chandeliers speech upon
Davis, which is most in demand.
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The Ruin Wrought By a nan New said 10
DO al RallnIre.

Inc NUN wrought by q Nan Now said 70
beat Bellaire.
Baltimore, Nh, March 17.-Mlss James,
whose criminal intimacy with Denwood B.
Kinds led to the James Hind duel in De.
cember last, died Saturday evening at her
residence from pueperal commissions.
The publicity following the duel proved
a terrible shock to oil the parties concern.
ed, theparents Of Miss James being com.
pletely broken down with grief, and on all
sides the greatest sympathy was expressed
for the afflicted family. Miss james was
slightly built young girl, scarcely seven.
teen years old ,and!of prep0ssessing appear.
ance. She was prominent In social circles
In the western section Of the city, and was
universally admired. The shock to her
naturally delicate system resulted
In her complete prostration, and
her sad death on Saturday was not
unlocked for. At different times
during the past two weeks she was attack.
ed at intervals with spasms, eleven &C.
curing within single hour, and her SUI.
terings were intense. On Saturday she
was partly delirious, suffering from puer.
peral fever, and called repeatedly for
Kinds, to whom she had always been ten.
derby attached. The scene at her death.
bed was one OF terribledistress. Grouped
around her were her parents and other
near relatives, and several Of the family Of
Kinds. AS the poor girl tossed from side
to side on the bed, In her delirium, she
begged piteously that "Wood" might be
brought to her. Her agonized parents and
brother endeavored vainly to soothe her
last moments, but the love which had
proved her ruin remained with her to the
last, and she died breathing the name OF
The man she loved. Hindsfs at present in
Bellaire, Ohio, where he went after the
recovery from his wounds.
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Col. Monroe's Return Prom wheeling

Col. Monroe's Return From wheeling.
Ksyser Tribune.
The Legislature adjourned on Monday
night, and Tuesday morning delegates be-
gan to struggle in. Col. Monroe, of Hamp.
shire, came on the night previous and got
off at Keyser. We failed to ascertain
whether the Colonel shipped by freight,
express, accommodation or promiscuously.
He forgot two overcoats, sack Of coffee
and sundrio, which were left on the train.
Tuesday morning, as Sherman would say,
the Hampshire delegate resumed, taking &C.
commodation East Hecarried two canes,
copy Of the House Journal, o small baby
rocking chair, one beaver hat, fourteen
other packages, varying in size from roll
OF sole leather to an umbrella, and two
z ass vessels containing compound extract
OF Democratic sundries corked up. With
what had been left on the other train and
incidental baggage, We felt somewhat
anxious 10 hear how he got transportation
from South Branch Station to Romney.
Charles Williams, Senator, and Arnold
SChur, Delegate, from Grant county, came
In on the l:45 train Tuesday. They looked
fresh and had leas baggage than the
Hampshire delegate. They went home in
private conyeyances.
Capt. Chiply, OIL. Hardy, came Thursday
evening, having stopped to visit sister en-
route. lie looks none the worse for wear.
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The park Spots in Our Republic,

From the Atlanta (Ga) Constitution,
The Columbia Register presents some
figures Of illiteracy that are neither llattes.
Ing nor ponsoling, The six illiteratc states
Of the Union aro shown to be the two Car.
olinas, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee and
Alabama. These states contain nearly
one.halt Of tho country's illiteracy. We
give below percentages OF illiteracy to
population, believing that the truth, how.
ever distressing, should not be sup
pressed:
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WHIST.

suit Hamlet loq.l
To run or not TO ruiE-that l. the question.
Wheeler 'tEETB better In your plly 10 EaItioF
Your signal AnGWertd BY stupid partner
" 10 play boldly, - want the lead,
And, tTumplng 10, SECURE Il. To Fuif-io take;
That's plAihj and by the thick " say
We end all danger, and the thousand chances
The game depends on; It's contamination
DeyOutly 10 b wished. To ruf-to take;
To takel but thereby breaking Up
~ strong tfump.hGndl Aye, there 10 the rub;
For In that suit Of tFtnps lcaunOt tell
How they may 30 divided. There's the respect
That makes emblTraSsmentoi long IFump-hands;
For who would ,ee the tricks each passing by
! our own diSyaFd-yOur partners gloomy ir0En-
IN opponent making every cheap hnesSe,
=, ith JOY depleted on his eager face
when you yourself might put an end tOI
And stop bis suit BY trunlping3 Who would eros 3
Tnti6 bear,
To ehAie and iunie under losing game,
But that the dread Of SINE suit YET untTled,
Whose strength may lilo against u.s. puzzles the will
nd makes W. rather keep our strength 10 tTumps
Y han run, and lead them, thereby TIAkIbg ali.
Tins calculation mRkeS us C0WaFls all;
md thus the ~ deru sclenllhr game
Doth often fall by an excess Of caution,
And brilliant truInp.hands lOse their UbIect0uIle
And oft are rendered useless. r.
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SHOULD YOU be suffering from The milder

SHOULD you be suffering from the milder
forms Of Scrofula or skin eruptions, always
use a remedy supplied by nature, Such a
remedy Is Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water
This water Is perfectly harmless, but has
Alternative properties, and should
always be used In preference TO such
dangerous drug as mercury; at least so
say some Of the most prominent physi.
clans Of Europe. A wine-glassiul dose.
For sale by all druggists,
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This Is no lottery, theory or experiment Diseases
cured by the application Of medicine To the surface Of
the body enclosed In plain Well.made, durable pad.
cleanly, comfortable, compact. Absorption Of medl-
Cne by the surface VI the body 10 place Of absorption
In the stomach. As matter Of economy nothing has
ever equRlcd the Egyptian Pad; Gs matter Of worth,
nothing can suTpass It II Is the remedy for the man
Of small meaRs for the mother rearing large family;
Tor those broken In health exposed 10 contaHdn. Il
nov ranks not a 4 snccesiul remedy ouly, but As 4
system u medicine, dISplacing the patent nstrums Of
the day and the advertising quackI on SpeciAltles.
By using the Egyptian Pad y0n save Doctors bill,
save your stomach, and get relief and protection.
Why consume your substance and destroy your health
by using internal medlrnrs or high priced nOStrums
when you can get positive curative results from an
Egyptian Pad at 4 cost Of 81.
The largest portion Of suffering humanity Is COM
pOSd Of the poorer classes and 10 putting the price Of
the Pad at 81 We enaeayur TO reach the greatest NUM-
Der Of sufferers, prcierring TO put expense on the
worth Of the ingredients and the durability Of the
make than on mere oruAmentAIon and display. This
Tad Is no catehpenny ornamental toy fog the anuse
nent Of wealthy nTallds II Is an article Of sterling
merit well tried aud thoroughly endorsed by gIAteill
parents. The DAY WHEN MERE PRICE IEDI-
EATEl MERIT 81 AZ G0NE nv
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Boyton.

CINCINNATI, March 1S.-A large crowd
of people witnessed the departure OF Capt.
Boyton, for Louisville, via the Ohio river,
at noon to-day. A party consisting Of
Oliver Doud Byron, Mr.. Creeland, OF the
New York Hsraldand Cincinnati reporters,
accompanied the Captain in yawl as far
as Lawrenceburg, Ind.
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Coins and Coughs are contracted by an
unequal action Of the skin; to prevent
which wear an Egyptian Pad, thus keep
ing the skin open and active.
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SS7 Prizes amounting to... 400
prominent points, TO whom q liberal compensation
will be pad.
Application for rates to clubs should only b mad.
70 the home Office In New OrleAnA
formation or send oFdeIS 70
!, N. A. DAUPHN,
P. o. Boz Ca, New Orleans, La.
supervision and management Of GenIlS a. r. BEATI.
REGARD and J. A. EARLY. mhi2.WsGV
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Gnssst SaIsS.
SALE
Bank = " EA''llas !. c..p..,,.

"
4.... a s.., :. s.'. ..s ..,. e....',
In the County Court o. Ohio County.
By virtue Of decree Of The County court Of Ohio
county, rendered 10 the lboVe entitled cause on the
@th day o. Decenbef, 1878 The uBderlgns a. spO.
ll eOuhllIi0neri will oder for aalA a. public auetlop
hsiors the Court House doO Of ohOeounty, In Wheel.
SATURDAY, March y, 1870,
commencing a II o'clock A. NJ. that certain tfact o.
parcel u land situated 10 ITlAlepha District, Ohio
county, o. tue National road, which u deSIiIed ~
follows Bednnlng Al pont On the north aide UI the
north pe o. sald rad IL The line between iha lands
formerly owned BY Major JIhn NNOd aud l. n, y.
Carter, thence with aid line n. 81 E. SIX Loes 70
stake In IIil line, thence n IS ". . poles 10 SlaIe
thence ). 81 W. Ssk POLES 10 the boundary Of aid
rad, lhnnee s. 80 % pObs 70 IhA beginning, con.
talning ave acres and Eve poles
TRIMS OF SALE-0ne.lhiFd Of the purchase money
eASh 70 hand, one third 10 IIx months, sud hnelhlrd
In eighteen months from day Of sails the purchaser
executing his notes for the dEiSried payuieatI.
John J. ia, OBJ,
te2S Special Commissioner.
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Trains leaving Columbus Al S&OP. \. ana a M, :,
Lun daily. Through Chicago express leaves Column,
s5ccpt sunday, q $40 y NJ, With SSepnE an
p t.ti arriving In Chicago At 73O maxi niorbIS1.
ErSas Sn Ge secured In advance at Unlon Depoi
,hr1n i%a ne Palace Drawing Room seepIuR Can
~. y, Without change from stebenrle aud coan.
Io,,, Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81,
ESt through Tickets, Baggage Check, slsepID, O.,
ccoi1lo1ati9ns and any ilrihcr inloTuRtlo5' anSiI
9,r 1Es' M y. bELLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent Il PS5a
WeIat pg So5 loot Of Eleventh street, or al CITY
"sAs'VISe' under Mcclure lIOuse, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
.. N. FELTON,, JR., "
NJ, Cent supt. Ptaburgh, Pa.
mi. Gsnl Pas, and Ticket Agent cOlumbus o.
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DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency.

have at ali times Ia Magazine a large
stock ofthe above celebrated Powder, viz
Rifle, Sporting ia cans, Blasting and Mlnln
10 metallic packages, which ! will sell at
wholesale at Manufacturers prices. lhays
Portable Magazines Of different sizes for
shipping, and will deliver free on cara or
boat THIS POwdsrls unequallsd strength
and quality
u. REILLY, Sole Agent
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RHEUM ATISM
NEURALGIA
SCIATICA
CAN BE CURED.

somany Instances where severe cases Of Rheu.
mRiIsm. Neuralgia, sCiatIcA, AEue In Face, Nerv.
Gus Headache, etc, have been entirely cured by
The Curative, that we do not hesitate 10 nav II
will cure every case II used a we direct
The cures performed has GstonIshed The med.
ical profession, as well as the patients Them.
selves, who In many cases had riyen
up NIL hope OF ever being cured.
The Curative Is put up In large bottles for
family use, aud no family should DO without n.
For Rurns, Scalds, Cuts, Wounds.
Needing, ToOthaete, Earache, sore
Throat. DIphtheria, Catarrh. Bowel
Complaints, Kidney Complaints, and
all Nervous Diseases, II Il the
BEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Do not suffer pain when you can be 90 easily
Every Druggist keeps 1t.
PRtPAaFD "
Lawson Chemical Co, Cleveland, o.
MwH LOGAN. LIST & CO., Agents.
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Opinion Of Eminent Or. n. n. Walton

Annapolis, Nd.
c"idea's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef
Z most excellent preparation. 1t Is par excellence.
Superior 70 Cod Liver OIL or anything l have syrr
81 In wasted ot impaired constitutions, aud an az.
seltnt preventive Of maIarIaI diseases. Sold BY
all Druggisa.
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&sSbeaviAs Aooomp.oGatoa- Iaayes B4Il,Ire :, 90
P m, Bridgeport 500 p. mi arrives at steubepTiIIs a.
$40 P nj leaves ste1benIIlle At $40 a M; BFiipe'
port ~ n nj arrives At BellAire at 98S 4. m.
t1eHen ahd B1SgAEe Checks 70 all principal points
Once In Bridgeport. -'SAS'
PR MYERS
Gansral Passenger and Ticket I1cn.
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Us,a..a,anstasaas,.

baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD co.
E....ss ....sS:5
On and alter November II, 1875, Passenger Trains
VII run q tollOES-WheelIng Time:
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THE BRAZILIAN LINE TO BE
TABLISHED.

WASHINGTON, Fen. 1.-THE Senate
Committee ON Al preparations this morn
ing agreed to add ~ the Post Office Ap-
propria ion bill q section authorizing
contracts 70 be made for semi-monthly
Steamship s. mail svrvicr between the
United States anu Brazil. by two lines
one from New Yoik via Norfolk, aud
aroth,r { ON New Orleans via Galse ton
each to receive compensation not ex'
ceeding $50 900 per annur,.
The committee recommend all AZ pro
priation of 100000, or 50 much TIN rrol
as NAV be nee, ssary for the service during
the ext fiscal YEA ,Ihe expectation brln4
that the ST. an SHIPS for the New Orleans
line will not be ready to commences run
nlne before til. eNpi. alton of about two
thirds Of tie year.
TIE CoNvkRsIoN OF NATIONAL COLI
BANKS.
Mr.. Mo rill, of Vermont, from the
Commit ee ON FIJI ane, reported, WITH
out amri dmeIt, 5 nate bill au hoiizine
the INVERSION OF national gold baLks
Placed on tie calcndar.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
lt e m n n bic Recovery Of
Sneecb

Some years ago Mr.. Frank w. Wood,
the son of formerly wealthy citizen of
New Orleans, received a sunstrOke which
affected him so erlously that at his sis
ter's wedding in Baltimore, in May 1876,
he entirely lost his spe. CHI. Some time
afterwards he was placed in an in sane
asylum at Hartford, Cobn, but in Sem
tember, 1877, was discharged and sent to
the house Of his brother in-law, Mr. j. j.
NJ McComb, on Fifth avenue, New York.
From, there, however, he was sent back
to the asylum, but suon taken away to
board with =. private family. A week or
two siice he was on IA train, near Pits
burg, when a collision occurred, and
with the shock he felt a change take
place in his condition, and running out
to the brakesman, actually spoke. Tie
brakeman, not fuliy understanding him,
said "What ?" but Mr.. Wood was 100
much excited te attempt to speak again,
| and went backto his seat The Hartford
Times of Saturday evening gives the fol
| lowing Interesting sequel :-"A ri vinn
IN New York, he felt as hough he would
soon talk One hemisphere of his brair
seerLcd to be sinking Going to Mr.
McCOmb's office ON business lie trled tt
write what he would say, but could not
| Finally, becoming excited, he wrote
'l'll 60 out and be back again soon, ant
tdb TO you with NY own tongue II,
took Staten Island ferry boat, and get
ting posi- ion out of the way of ever,
one aboard, he began singing and shout
ing. Returning he went 10 Mr.. Nc
Coomb's office and said, %. X. ~ Nj
McCoomb jumped up and embraced him
IN his joy over his recovery Of the powe
OF speech. He goes to indianapolis t.
establish himself in business. His age
probably 30, He has a wife and tw,
children in New Orleans"
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PUBLIC SALE.

WIN be sold a public sale, on the Farm
adjoining ChristiaRa Village, In White
Clay reek Hundred, now occupied by
George Lewis, ON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18Th, 1879,
nj IL O'Clock, a. m three head OF ~
good work or Jr wing horses. IA INA
head of good cattle, fresh enws, ~
2 coming IN prom. 5 two yearAA
old, with calves, 2ye,Ilings, 5 ten II onths
old, sns year old bull, extra stock; 90
chickens, one SOW and piss.
FARM 1hPLEMEST One churn. milk
pans aud cans, one lawn roller. one double
dunn roller, one farm wagon, 2 market
dearbor' \, ~ne York carriage. one horse
cart, twin harrows, one A harrow
ploughs, cultivators one horse power, 3
grindstones. seis Of double and slngle-
trees, Orn shelters, ,rain fan, cutting
box, mixing hox, feed chest, . sets of har.
meas, one whe@ rake, II COW chaiiis, water
trough, crs1 es aud scythes, 2 moving
mach ines, one wheat dri !, one wheelhar-
row. and many other articles not here men
toned
TERMS. All sums OF s15. and under.
cash. all over That amouht a credit of
months will he given by the purcha.er
giving bankable note with appr vel en-
d8rser II. NJ. GkfFFITH
GEO. n BUSH
Merrick q Drake. Aucts. Jan30rw2ts
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WM. HERBERT, Esq, has been re-
appointed County Treasurer by the Levy
Court. His appointment has no doubt
been il fluenced because Of his reliability,
energy, activity and promptness in the dis
charge of his duties, and the fact that he
resides at New Castle convenient to the
Levy Court, at all times ready to furnish
any information the Court may meet d.
Another thing that operated i'll his
favor was the fact that he was present at
all the Courts and Immediately paid all
witnesses to whom fees were due as soor
as they We're discharged. Mr.. IIerhcr
las made an excellent Treasurer, and i
is great matter to have tho ST in office il
whomt the public have impl cit confidence
We believe he lad but one other com
peti'or, who stands high III the public es
timation, and who would no doubt hay
been appointed if the Court had desire,
to make a change.