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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-08
A G E NJ T S

WM. II. PEAKE, Sun Iron Buildings BaIti-
more; GEonGE A. CRoFUT, Successor to Lay &
Brother, 10 south 4th street, above Walnut
Philadelphia; V. 3. PALMER, Tribune Build
iugs, New York
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-08
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Dr T. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va, Feo' o'n'
195. said 81 am entirely out OF the "ei"ia" e.,
Biuers. They have become all the rage NOM
ing else sells" ~ ,os,
]. J. James, BlountviIIe, Va March ~ IoS -
said: Your Blers give great sa'i,'acu0n'
The Tenth Legion, published at "oous,oIn' :, l
Va. said, Jan. lOh, 1850: "a Great '''u''
cine. We have uniformly reiraned rom recon-,
mending to the public any Of the Varo"S Pa,tn'
medicines OF the day, unless thoroughly e0nV,"'
ced of their value. Among those We eo">'os,
worthy Of notice, is the German Bluofs' lh'ea'eo
by Dr. Hoo8and, aud prepared by Dr. Jackson
IN Philadelphia. One instance, IN pirl'c u'ar' !"
which the superior virtues OF ihiS medicire nave
laen tested has fallen under our o6servo"'h'
During the last summer, a son OF Mr.. Aoi"ui
Cralill. Of this County, was very seriously d.
fected with Liver Complaint, and after iN'ns Ia
,oi, various remedies. he purchased pe''ie VI
,be Bj,ers, and alter using It, was so math 'e-
ieycd Of his Distressing malady, that he procu'
81 anoIber bottle and is now re tored entirely 10
fs,bev are entirely vegetable, free from all IN
i,r;ous ingredients, always strengthen Tue Sy'-
len. and never presirate It. ... III
- For sale Wholesale by Dfussi<'s IN al
,I. nrocpal cites, aud at retail by apo'hec'.'fS
and s,orekeepers in every town III 'Ae CH'eu
s,a,r. ryPrice rs cents per bottle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-08

A man who had severe lalI, was ask
ed by surgeon. Have you sprained
yourself near the ftuia p NO an
swered he, near the market house
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-08
AGENTS.

Y. {. Williams sherberi- 'o~n-T' d, Ham
mon. raspel's Ferry II. fiprbeLl3he q 90"
Rpp.a--A. Wilso9. ssleio""-G; d. bo,S- ..S
viii g. CO.. snD<1is Point. NJ SA''h'
CharIestonn----R. A. holmes, lIal!lown.
'ni1oesc,bersx 1854 2-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-08

for flooring. Carpet Eags, Trunks, Sc, and a
thousand articles too numerous to mention, all
of which will be sold as low as they can be
bought in Baltimore. He invites all TO call and
see him. 1t will afford him great pleasure to
show his goods, and it will cost nothing TO eA-
anime them, and he is satisfied no one VIII go
away disappointed, as ne Is determined TO sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
WILLIAM .NOULDER.
Shepherdstown, April I, 1855. 2O-u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-08
Straw Goods.

BOnnets-ploin and fancy, misses plain and
and fancy flats, chIdrens do infonts do, gen.
tlemen's panama, suiequil and a great variety
of other straw hots, a large assortment ot boys
and clldren's do, 1yck and white sham shai,
know nothing aud vide awate slouch hats.
Groceries, Hard, Cedar and QaeenSware.
~ Boots, Shoes, Hats and
~SA. Caps, Ingram and Rag
Carpetlng, Mating, Oil Cloth
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-08

Economy--To save Guller, salt i! well,
and 10 one will touch 1t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
correspondence 81 the Viiginian.
NEwA oRk, Jan. ,, $3.50.

NEW \ oRk, Jan. D. 1850.
Ne,r Rui,rS and Mar Ldps -Fifh irenUe Be
nepoience soup IN Broadrray-1he Uar and
our Sentiments -imasements- Mermaid re-
Suscitatcd-N Money items.
In these days, it la, come to pass, that we
have new Administration. Our dirty ill govern
ed city acknowledges II new rulereven Fernando
Wood This Mayor opens his career with a
loud and decisive blast of the official trumpet
He sees the dirt and corruption with which this
metropolis is overwhelmed and AS sure rs his
name is Wood, he means to introduce IA now era;
and the grass shall not grow beneath his feet.
So be bids the rctaners of the city government
awake from their long aud peaceful slumbera,
aud do something to earn their pap They must
shovelup the dirt east off the ashes, kick over
apple stands. clam the rowdles, and choke OH
all lawlessness, aggression and crime Now II
Mr. Fernando Woods promises and threatnlngs
shall be fulfilled, We shall soon have model
city-the pride OF the nation, the admiration OF
the whole earth. But there many hlndrances
in the way of Reform, and must have new
Hercules for the cleansing of our Augean stables
That Mr. Wood may prove such, we fervently
pray. Rowdyism will shake its fist in his face,
and bribery Will ul-pidy ilH iuh Pun - p''''' NO
eyes Through all these dangers and tempta-
tons may our Mayor persevere nncorrupted' I'M
dismayed.
The Grand Ball for tho relief of the poor will
soon come off in the Academy of Nusic,i style
most magnificent. The poor will realize n part
of the ticket price, two dollars II head, but 1t
/ they had only 1.-THE of what will be spent for
equipments and decorations by the fashionable
participants, they would need no more, for the
present, at least. Thousand dollar shawls, and
priceless silks and satjns diamonds and rubes,
and all the shining wealth Of Golcunda and the
Indies will form a magnificent exhibition for the
benefit of the poor.
A great deal however, is really beng done for
the poor at the present time. The muttorings
and groans and cries of desperate, half>staryed
thousands send hourse murmur into the luxuri-
Gus penetraiia of wealthy homes,a and awake many
from apathy and indifference. and those now
give who never gave before. Here let note
an instance of liberality worthy of merchant
prince" A. r. Stewart has opened handsome
lv tted-up soup saloon under his celebrated store
in broadway. Mr. Stewart superntends the
distribution in person. Apoverty stricken face
is the requisite for admission to the privileges OF
| the establishment. Some time ago, we remem-
Der. noble hearted German, who kept an eating
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Property for Sale.
FUTURE DAYS.

g. puI,tnrt the provisions oi deed f execu.
Il ted To me l,y A. ii. Dabney aud "ilr, dated III,
3Oh day nf Mas $50 J. aud dy recon ded in -, lerk.
office d tue county CONT OF Campbell county, ,h,l
troceed, on the S,h day oi Jnuunry. 1850 I'll by
way Of public ancIun Ia he hiec,i bidder the follow
ing property. convey sun deed. Tor The purpose Of
-ati, tying there created: Ia Wit The OF
of GIrun /, c.nninihg pcf. Wing Ia The eo'uty Of
Campbell near rlr rits j. nehiur GIT being tie site
of .ad Dabneys residence and as hnln,nm,y improved
rs my in the said CT, ,Hn h,raie IL ~ i delight
lul nl bio, h5 ii. Also. another Lot situate. IN. b
low ia lat o. which tbe fh'enj. foundry j. bpI,
containing from u half Ia ihr ia ribs % an acre -
ground. Also another Lot adiuning tia, ,uld 10
Judge YIN. Daniel Ia John Kidd, u confirming tlrcr
r!o, aud thriy-siN poles Ais" the PLunin fnun.iry
With the l.h occupied herewith -itual,d dir-cIy lr.
tween the Rive and the tiunal Tie whole etihis pr,r
.rty j., elicycd t. h. Of the v1iua a mud drbi
character being situated ,licenl The riiy for ali
business purposes und yet EXEMPT lrom niny Lur!.n.
because without the porute limits Tie ,ae - II be-
cept fora sufficient deiray xpesrs of v hr
viii be required cash The purchaser. vii be rron,
Ell give negotiable NUTS satisfactorily cndu for In,
several instruments o. the purchase money ana ,hc r,
The property will he with! ED until full payment ~,
further security.
Acting ,lil ,onvc, only such titlD 10 HE
sad property il vested in me 10y deed 4iue,.id
ia ,ueh the is beih we'd 10 be unqnestionublc
dec 20 tbs T. ID. JENNINGS. Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
CITY FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
Opposite the Nors ell House)
LyRchbure. Virginia

vsNIlE subs ri er, in commencing the busin,s. Of ii
year. bogs lenX- to return sn;tre thank, to h.
oil friends and Customers Tor the or,ueemet, nrd
support he has received at tseir hunl for tnanv vans
and respectfully solicS continuance of the fave, in
future, pleaging himself ahat pains sla ,nafea Il,
give salisfacti 10 nil. Not hNins reduced h.. n mn
faciurng department Of my business the , a,t yenr rho
dcprcss ed state of iudc has left hand the larpe., m
most splendid stuck ul and luslii nable Furpi,nr
4 my mhnutct ure. ever before exhibited in hi;
city-embra. ing every article 4 housekeeping fnm
the Kitchen To the or m L. laiues and :heapet
TO the finest manufactured I. H., cli6esly invite, an in
spectinn OF his large and benu m ,ssol,ment of Rose.
wood and Mahogany Furniture 70 alw wish, . to pur.
chase promising Iduceu EMS Il befure offered in
this market All work ordee this House war
r .n'e 10 give satisfaction sal
ri Hair and Shnck Mauasse. Il al. to order ut the
shortest notice and the reasonable tprrn.-
Mahogany and Walnut Coihn- nnd airtishr Metuiic
Bnria Case, furnished at ali times day or night and
NJ greatly rednced prices A. WINSTON.
n, /, ! hive appointed Jolu II. c. Winston my
for the settlement ard collection of my bon l..
mt and accou.ta, up to the 1T january. 1855 All
persons inebted 10 respectfully requested to
settle my standing debts and accounts mn Il b,
cluscd up that time without delay. A W
m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

AN ARsrocRAr IN QUEST OF A Few PoTA
ToES-.Siuce lave been here think | have been
patronizcd by all he British arstocraey in the
Crmea. and some OF the French. Col.-l--,
who came here with us, came ON board to beg
few things for himself and Lord Raglan. He
loaded himself with as much he could carry
in his haycrsack and ham over his shoulder.
As he was leaving he asked if could spare
him few potutocs. All had was dozen cold
cooke ones, which showed him, aud he accep-
ted most thankfully, and begged me to put them
in the BEAUTIFUL dress coat which he had on; and
away he went with greasy ham over his shoulder
and his cold potatoes in his pocket Every one is
obliged to be his own porter here The next day
| met the Colonel ON shore with Lord Raglama
the Dixie of Cambridge, and all of them than
ked me for the potatoes; they said they had
them fried, and they were the first they had tas-
ted for three wecks.--Le from Bdidkidra.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

Mr.. Bayly. the Chairman Of The Committee on
Foreign Relations in the House of Represepta-
tiyes. has given notice thai on The 10th instant,
lnest Tuesday he will call up the bill fer the
payment of the claims ON the United States Gos-
eminent arising GU, # what is known as the
French spoliation prior TO 1900. The bill pass-
ed the Senate at the last session, and under a
recent rule il takes place at this session anon5
the unfinished business" instcad Of being
thrown aside was formerly the practice, so as
to require the action Of both Houses again, whom
bill has not passed both any one session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
The Right Spirit.

The Louisville Journal has learned that, in
some portions of Kentucky. the people have, by
common consent, resolved not to press, harass,
and sue another for money during these very
stringent times and that any person who should
attempt to sue his neghbor purely to coerce
money out of him would be frowned down, and
that a lawyer who should promote the Institution
of suits for the collection of money would be
discountenanced. This is surely the proper
spirit for ali to possess during these stringent
times.
1t is [ fact that the embarrassments at present
have originated mainly from circumstances not
to have been controlled by the people-such as
the universal and unparalleled drouth added to
the extensive and destructive wars OF Europe
Forbearance is great virtue at any time but
especially now, and it will have its proper re ward
if adhered to. There is nothing to be gained
by vexatous, costly litigation; suits for money
should, ifpossible, be avoided. 1t has been often
and truly said, that bad compromise is better
than any law suit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

QUEER DolNGs IN CINCINNATI.-A singular
scene occurred at Cincinnati on the LIST inst. The
Legislature had passed a law terminating the ex.
stence of the criminal court from and after
that day The court met, as usual, in the morn
ing, to c ose up its business; but, under advice
from the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas,
the Sheriff refused to recognize open the court.
The clerk of the court also believed the court
defunct, and refused to act. After time the
Sheriff changed his mind and opened the court.
The Judge then directed the prosecuting attor-
ney to prosecute the clerk for contempt. In the
afternoon this was done, and the clerk still
refusing, he was ordered to be committed to Jail.
Bnt this was not done. In the evening the
court met again and another squable with the
clerk ensued in the midst of which company
of men, Disguised as Indians, marched in with
drum and file and broke up the court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES
LlNenDuNG, Jan. 9Th, 1891

llNCHTUKG Jan. Stll, 1891
EjU,r, Of Hs ! y einian.
Grntlrnrra-fnving a~ned with roget that reports
have heen PCT inro circulat.on llat Mr. Eanes la
.nl o. hrlrd sril al his machinery aud stock
tor twrhc hundred d"ila,s | take THIS mrihod Z" -
hdiug thrsr Knowing .he Ia be las and TINT
they pm riiruutton nI,slead and Prejudice
rn'Ir aPinita
Offered NJ. Elrnr- 60 MS Engine al part of his
wood MAJ Lnery the sum 81 twcse hundre dnl.aIs:
MIR Ealnc~ wing, Mt thu tmc all hi. -tock
mud ris and al h;- machinery for "mkinS iron,
md ul,,, sufficient uu1 al i, " "od Machinery tor
the of a In +. Winch he rxr'c.el To work the
III wear Warwick Mil.
Bccvne ynu viii confer favor on the public A. we'll
.p H.. laiir> intrrp,ted. yuu will please give the
ahove place IN !,ur columns.
Nuurs, Respect nly,
ian Q 1t Logan l.. COFFEE
For Billion, Di.r,,e<. Fnyrr ant Asur, Liver Disease
aud vi diseases arising from d,sordcred or impure
-fatc II ,hr Biond, CARTER SPANISH MIXTURE i
,rtn and positive rdy. 1t attack the I'll dis
l., rendering the Blood pure and cSpelliug all
la ulhy PARTICLES from the system Every Should
TIL, invaluable remedy VIM exposed III the neat e the
Gather, reside, in uth,lS ocatiot 1t is equal
IL cd frvrttatyr it il IN culns di,eH-e-. Try
II at outr. dec - Him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
ACltnowled gemenLs.

RosslrER's PAlStINGs.-Our citizens may
congratulate themselves nj having another oppor-
tanity afforded them to cuiay view Of some Of
the master pieces Of the celebrated artist, Mr.
Rosstor. Some Of his paintings have before
been in this city, and we have never seen my cN-
hibition here which seemed to give moe general
satisfaction aud rcal pleasure, ,han they did. We
advise all who can, 10 avail themselves Of this
opportunity to see some really fine specimens OF
the fine arts
Tho . hihltinn herins 70 -nnrrnw night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
The exhibition begins tomorrow night.

WAY Down EAST; or, Pofiraitmes Of Yankee
life. by sobn smIth, The original Maj JacA
Downing. j. c. Derby, New lork
We are indebted L. the publisher for This book
Whileit falls below the merit Of somt OF the
writings of the renowned MAJOR, il still has many
amusing and interesting sketches. For sale by
{. Morse, Lynehbnlg.
That valuable Commercial aud Miscellaneous
work, HUNS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, has
been received for this month
The January number Of luE VIRGINIA MGpr
cal AND SURGICAL JolRNAL has also come to
hand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

CHAMBER OF CoMmERcE.-A meeting or inc
Chamber Of Commerce held III the Mer-
chants Bank at one. O'Clock yesterday Afternoon
No business of very marked Importance was
transacted. Mr.. Blunt presented a report on an
improved signal flag, for the use OF vessels en-
ployed in the merchant service, and recommend
ed its adoption by the mercantile marine. Inc
report was referred to a special committee, ap-
pointed to investigate the subject. The SUBJECT
of Usnry Laws was mentioned, and referred to a
special committee with instructions to drhft
suitable memorial to be presented to the LegIsla-
ture. \ communication was received and read,
relative 10 IA further extension of reciprocity OF
trade between Canada and the United States 1t
was referred to a special committee. eommn :
nication was also Re ceived from Mr.. Douglas LET
fngwell desiring SOME expression of The appro-
bation of the Chamber of Commerc" OF the efforts
being made for the extension Of the Mercantile
Library, and other associations of young men
The communication referred TO an aPpropr-
ate committee, and the board then adjourned.-
journal Of Commerce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

La,f It sccui. lowet.r, thai be got all thu mon
~ he ore BE- Turned Conservative. tLanghtef.l
SIR, even allowing he had any Wing blood IN MS
veins can the gentleman ascertain whether IL
was this or the other sort of blood that prompted
him 10 these depredations! Certainly the Loco
foeo predominated in him."
Next week propose to give further quota
tions from the consistent record of Henry A.
Wise in which we will present his views ON the
ub-Treasury In the meantime let those who
Aoast ofhis consistency reconcile these nara
sayings with this subsequent support OF James
X. Polk, who during his administration, appo'n-
ted Levi Woodbury. Judge of the Supreme Court
of the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
From the PennsuLrania Manittr.

INTERESTING PROM THE ARMY-TnE UNITED
STATES ~ POSSESSION OF rnF MEsILLA VALLEY.
We are enabled TO lay before readers copy
Of the order, issued by Gep. Garland. in rea-
ton to the taking possession of the Mesilla Val
ley,by the United States The date is Fort Fill
more, Nov. 18th, and the measure may, in it,
consequences, prove one of much Importance :
HEAn Q'ts. DEp'ENr OF New MEXICO
Fort Fillmore, Nov. II, l55I.
Order No. 81.
|. The laws of the United States having been
extended by proclamation over tho Mesla Val
ley aud the Territory recently acquired, from
the Republic Of Mexico, the undersigned. ns Mill
fary Commander Of the same, directs that Lieut.
Col, Miles, Sd Infantry. with part of the garrl
son IF Fort Fillmore, proceed to the town of Me
sia, and there hoist The national flag al noon OF
this daY
ID, The flag will be honercd with "A National
salute.
81. For the information Of all concerned, it is
hereby made known, that our National Flag will
give protection to all persons who properly seek
it;--crimnas and other eyil-disposed persons
who seek to attain their ends, by violent means,
aud in violation Of our known laws, will find ne
ther shelter nor protection under its ample folds.
JOHN GARLAND.
Bt. Brig. Genera Commanding.
In an account If the luss by the fire Saturday
morning that of Mr.. john II. Baily was stated
ut $4,000 or s5.OO0 We are informed That his
loss wins about -, 0oO -Si.000 Of which was Guy
cred lay insurance, The loss of Mr.. Eamcs
inadvertently printed 335 .000 instead Of $500.
We have u communication on hand from Mr..
+. 5. Miller, Superintendent of the lynohburg
Water Works which was unavodnbly crowded
ont TO day. II will appear TO morrow.
MORTALITY. The deaths in four cities duriny
the last ycnr, were rs follows;
In New York -..-...............2 -, i22
In fmlhde pima. $500 --lP'I~
II. Baltimore .....-#.-.-....--- o,Ilo
In Boston. -.-s.--...---. 1'f3o
We call attention 10 the card of Mr.. Co1',,
published in another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

NoRTH CAROLINA STATE BoNDs.-The treas
urer Of the State of North Carolina has given
nOsics thss proposals will be received at his of
fee s.sal H. 3ist Of January for the purchase of
tarss 1s.srs8 zad seventy thousand dollars in
bonds besr11g sr per cent. and running thirty
years. These %0Hds are issued by the North
Carolina Eailpusd. and Ia addition to the faith of
the State ali the stock held by the State in the
road, and the dividends arising therefrom, are
pledged for the redemption OF the bonds. Pro-
posals viii also be received for the purchase OF
eight thousand dollars in bonds running ten
years. for the construction of the Weldon and
CASTOR Railroad and the improvement OF the
navigation of the Neuse and Tar rivers.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man named
Bush. connected NTH Caroline Furnace, Shen-
andoah Co., was killed last week by being run
over bya wagon, while the horses were running
away.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

NEGRO HImNG AND sALE.-1he Abingdon
Democrat says. ON Monday last there
gro hiring at Big Spring, near Stone Castle, in
the upper part of this oounty, at which some aw-
full prices were paid. For instance: Andy, Il
common field hand. 81 years Old, went for sos,
for the year; Tom, field hand, $50. Dizzy,
female house servant, Sl2l; Margaret 10 years
old, a "a know nothing S75 The Democrat
also says ut public sale, in front Of our court
house, on the 25th December, there were sold
thirteen slaves, belonging to the estate of the
late Capt. John Dunn, deceased A credit Of
six months was allowed. One man agcd -
years brought 500; a woman, i3 years, 5000
II negro woman, 35 years, aud child, 10 months
$500; a negro boy, l3 years, sos; u girl, II
years, sos; boy, years, $500; boy, years
$525' girl, years, $500; girl, years, $iO5;
another same age, 1925, and another, same age,
$500. These very high prices, when the
strngency of money matters is considered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
DAILY VIRGINIlN.

WEDNESDAY MORNING JAN'Y 10, 1913.
To City SuBsoRlBERs.-We have, since
Christmas, changed some of our carriers and
MT having yet thoroughly learned their routes.
some of our subscribers have doubtless failed to
receive their papers. Any such will confer n
favor us by giving notice # such failure. at
the office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
81. Brig. Genern Commanding

We have Il communication on hand from Mr..
+. $. Miller, Superintendent OF the l.ynohburg
Water Works which was unavodnbly crowded
ont TO day. II viii appear to morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

We call attention 10 the card of Mr.. Coile,,
published in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-14
For .ne c.liz pamoeratIc santinoL
Kansas Meeting.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Ohio
Kansas Company held in Georgetown, SAT.
uTday, March 10th, 1865, at 10 o'clock A
n.
Thomas Furbay in the chair, Tie cleo
ton Of the Exploring Committee to explore
Kansas being first in order, resulted as fol.
lows; Albert G. Barrett, Abraham Holmes,
kiicajah 4. johnson, Andrew iTebcrling, aud
David Barrett, we're declared duly elected
said committee, The election Of the Home
Board Of Directors being ncxtin order, re.
suited as follows: Thomas Furbay, VIM, II.
Watson, aac Lewis, Thomas Lewis, Chas.
Wariel, James Cady, and llexekiah Harri-
son, were duly declared elected said Board
BY motion adjourned to meet in Cadiz al
the Court House, on the 23i Of March al
! O'clock, p. NJ. There will be a meeting
Of the Ohio Kansas Company in HopedaIe
or the 18th day Of March, 1855, in the eve
ming. THOMAS FURBAY, Pres.
A. Heberling, Sec'y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-14

STte New Y5it Herald calls or tto-.
opposed to Henry A Wise ia Virginia to
bring ont lsireaud.da.e for Governor. and
asks: tHHy not Homjaus William @,
kives, one oile very Grs. sud most szps-
reneed satesmua Ia he couatyg" Cae
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