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ting the case To- Clarksburg, aud that the
defendant should De admitted TO bail before
United states Commissioner Nadeubousch,
the recognizauce 90 be in the sum of $1,000,
with good security, conditioned for the ap-
pearance of said Graham before the United
states Circuit Court sitting 81 Clarksburg
on the first day of next term to answer the
Judgment Of the court upon said verdict
The recoguizaace was given and Graham
set at liberty.
Can't. j.. G. Holmes, on behalf of the In
dependent Fire Company, has secured Mad
anne Fry's Concer; Company, Of Boston, for
a benefit entertainment, 80 be given on
Tuesday evening, November llth, at Wash
ing,on Hal. Tie company is said 20 be a
GOOD one and the concert viii, no doubt,
fully repay those who attend We need not
add that the object is worthy of the patron
age of the people of Charlestown. The
Pittsburg Times says:
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the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association was so large last night that
many were unable 20 find seats. The land
inrs and stairways were occupied by scores
Madame Frv's company exceeded aDucipa-
tious. The performance was very Tenned
one. and the audience expressed Its delight
I'm uDmeasured terms. The culture IN the
vocal performances was equalled by the har-
mony of the instrumental music"
Mr.. James s. Simmons, who went away sew
eral weeks ago 20 recuperate from oyerwork,
returned yesterday morning. He has en-
tirelv recovered his health, and while away
nut in some good work for Roanoke, having
received subscriptions 10 the amount OF
5000 GOO To- the stock of the Roanoke De-
velopement Company. Mr.. Simmons was
on the streets Yesterday morning shaking
hands with friends and receiving cOugratu-
lations upon the recovery of his strength
and the good work he had done for Roanoke,
for everybody had read the special IN the
Times announcing the success OF Mr.. sim
mons efforts Roanoke Tines.
Among those who have taken stock in the
above enterprise known to our people are
Col Joseph II. Sands, $4,000; James ;.
Simmons. $4,000; Olin Beall, 5000.
n meeting of the Democrats OF the wi
Ia ueishborbood organized club at Uvilla
on Saturday night Mr.. Lee Henry Moler
was the temporary chairman. Officers were
elected As follows: President, r V MOler
w.. p~.,;l,,4 y I Striler. 2nd
LIST Wee President n : o. 1''.l'' -Lu
Harry an CorJsn, Treasurer. Geo. Licklider
r. eerge.t alarms. l.. Dow Maddox
S,s,,b,. were made by Nessrs. cambridge
ana Gibson botb of whom made excellent
-. ,,.l ori.;is9 enthusiastic applause
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after the 4th proN'm'.
In voting for Parks, Gibson aud Dan
bridge for The Legislature and Gibson and
~. e.~ tbs C,r,rt, Court Won are no,
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couIeffins pe's'""' '"'''
we,l-but is no, matter OF pecuuiary con
sideration 90 them beyond tNei' interest," ''
citizens of the Commonwealth desirouS an'
appreciative of good goyernment-econom
zeal and wise administration Oh aU"ii'
county and state. Oh nave rarely ], e'eI
had better ticket before you IMAM '''e l'o I'
ocratic ticket as io0nl al 'n' ne"u Vi '"'