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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
DIED..

In this city, on the I'd inst OF congestion OF the
lungs, (HARLIE son of Elizabeth A. & Albert A.
Clifford, aged years, months and "a days.
Thou mad'st us feel how vFIY fair
God earth could be- and taught us love:
And in life's tapestry of care,
A golden figure wOve"
August let. an infant daughter Of N and NJ A.
Sinks
risersoOnhetrical Record for 1868.
kEpT nv y. u. RIGGS, THIRD s1EEEr.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Meteorological Notes for July, 1868.

The extraordinary drought which has pre-
vailed since the 22d of May, has made the con-
dition and prospects of the weather, a matter
of more than usual general interest. Its fea-
lures have been SO marked, that, except for
future reference, it would be hardly necessary
to put them upon record.
The absence Of any display of electricity is
quite remarkable, none having occurred since
early in March. Minnesota had become famous
for its thunder storms. But its glory in this
RESI- ect has departed.
TIE absence of rain is unprecedented, it is
sa:a In the memory of that venerable person,
The eldest inhabitant. There have been fire.
auent storms during the month, but the total
deposit of water was only .63 of an inch; and
since the 23d of May only .65 of an inch. This
has, of course, affected us in many ways unpleas-
antly. Wells and cisterns are emptied. Brooks
have run dry, and mills have been forced to
stop. The Mississippi has dwindled to res
pectable creek, wherein only those boats can
navigate, which draw about nine inches of
water. The amount of travail to this State has
been very largely diminished in consequence.
And yet, while the Vegetable and fruit crops
have been seriously curtailed, it is surprising
how the fields of wheat and oats and corn have
endured the protracted drought. Harvest is
now proceeding in the country around st Paul.
with the prospect of an average yield. Some
farmers can declare that their wheat has never
been so fine. Probably after year or two of
such experience, We can come to do without
rain in Minnesota. Still further to establish
the extraordinary character of the month,
on the night of the 18th, there was killing
frost in various localities, within a range of
twenty-five miles of st. Paul, by which a con-
siderable amount of corn was destroyed.
An extensive fire in the woods this side of
Lake Superior filed the air for days with a
suffocating smoke> and entirely obscured the
sun. The swamps about the Rice Lakes also
became dry and took fire, and the smell of
burning peat is even now strong in the atmos-
phere Upon the whole the character of the
weather has been pleasant and healthy, though
change is very earnestly desired.
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Review of the st. Paul Markets,
iT. Paul, Aug. 5. /

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE PAr. rIoNlPr ANo
CORRECTED OWN REPOHTpR
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The thermometer gave results as follows:
Maximum of the month (6th). 90
Minimum Doth. 4So
Highest daily mean (4th). ............ 500
Lowest 50 IS Q4th). ..... 54oss
Greatest daily range (27th, 3IsD..... 22s
Least - (26th). ....... II
Range of the month. ................ 43'
Mean temperature of the month. GS.49
Mean clearness of the month. ........ 5.
Mean force of the wind 1.2
Rain fell. principallyin showers, Oh eight
days, to the amount of 63-100ths of an inch.
Fair weather prevailed equal to thirteen days.
The winds were variable.
Commissions with former wears
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Ginantial.

J. II. DBsPER, Auc,ioncer.
by SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 36 Pine
ID a-OD TUESDAY, Sept 3D. at w O'clock ut the Mer
chants Exchange, Nos. rs and . Exchange.plaee.
EXECUTORS SALE on VALUABLE SrOCkSrcBy or,
der 9f a T.. Dodge executor oil the estate oil Arson
O. Pheips, the following valuable Stocks, viz. ,
4C7 shares Delaware Lackawa and Western Railroad
Company. &51 each. -
Eg7 shares Cayuea Susqnehanna Railroad Company $50
essh-l,a~cd TO the Delaware Lackawal and Western
Railroad Company. .
Ia shares Warren Railroad Company $50 eachoased 70
the Delaware Lackaw anna and Western Railroad Com
Pany. a. ,u,,.
500 EACH
10 shares Bank Of The State Of EcwYork, 500 each.
Together with sun1ry Bonds &c. &C., particulars OF when
will be Ia the catalogue Of the sale.
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Urn Goods.


'HAN" ~ " No. a55 BROADWAY,
WIN OPEN on MONDAY, Aug 81,
AT RETAIL.
afuIl assortment Of
uOUSE.FURNISH GOODS,
Consisting Of
Liners TABLE-CLOTiiS. DAMASKS,
TOWELS, LINEN snIriSOS and sllEETINCS,
NAPKINS, TOwELTNGs
COTTON sIlIRrING5 oud siIEETINGs,
Of tho frat manufas,urers,
CHEAPEST PRICES.
GTRANGERS and CITIZENS
~ In want Of any a,iclcs in the
H0uSEkEEPING LINE,
enumerated below, are invited TO exar1no onT s"srraens
CONSTANTLY REPLEYIsHED
EUROPEAN NOVELTIES,
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
'''"''''''IH In hJ' COMMISSION
below those OF any other establishment n Tho ssy'
Wilt, French China Dinner Sets.
White French China Tea sets
White French Gina HreakiaH SETS
White French China Toilet Sets.
Geld band French Chns Dinner Sets
Goldband FI,nri China Tea sets.
Cod band French China rreakflst SctA
Gold band french hina Toilet sets
Decorated french China Dinner Set.
Decorated French { iina Tea sets
Decorated French thl.la breahiast SetA
Decorated French China Toilet Sets
IROS-srDNE CHINA.
Iron stone China Dinner sets.
Iron .tcr,. China Ia Sets.
1rUnstono Chm, breakfast Sets
Iron stone nina Toilet so,r
CUT AND ENGRANED TABLE GLASS
Gotcts CharuIagne., Wines. CoIdas TuntIers Celery
OlAlscs. DrcAnsrs, Preserve Dishes. BonDoa bsaa<''
Epersncs &c. Gc. -
slLVER-PJATED WARE.
silycrrls,ed Tea SETS. sseIpla'ed Coffee sets sver
ni., at.d
Waters. silver plated Du,tes Dishes Silver sIsed FsEA'
Spoous Knives, md - ..,,,
sILyER-pLATED ICE PITCHERS
TABLE CUTLERY, such - o
Ivory h,ndl.d Dinner EniveA
Ivory handled 4 ga Knives,
Ivory .handiri Dr-skfass Knives
Ivory handled Carving hAivoA
Gas MIXTURES.
ChauI-ls 70 fct lsrofs,
Chandeliers for Libraries,
ChandrIsrs for dining kooms,
thsni-.efs fof Halls
tlspdohor. =: cLanbeFs,
te.-Trts T6llalntl sc, &c, a. Als>
CHANDELIERS fOK hEROskSb Ola,
,.,n W. J. D. DAlLEi %,
No. 01l Broadway,
Between Houston aud blccehrrHs
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Zeal Creiaic for Sale.

RKDVhLlN FkUILhI l.-FpI HNI.Ti q
ID hle lars, ,wosiory fame DWELLlNuHOt5ia viva
go tho sight tbs whole c1a'sinus Is Furnished Rooms
b..l- Cedar yiosssnuy osd on hs"fsrsa ss and Wood
l, .. nth g.t too Ions & 0HOlSD, accessible at all
hour, Is hLsa = cara Ious e pufcha asao easy
April, l. A. II. SUDAN on l4e pfsnIiisa Or % Il D..
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,CgARIKs A. MACY.
RrVHtN ". towss iCGAsLEs n AA1
I1OWES \ NACY,
BANKERS.


NHw.YoHK Aug rs 1904
The subscbc having retired from tho Offices Of fru'
J,n .sI cashier u dc PAX Bank which positions they
have held since is ersni1tioul, have established th-n
.ryrs Ia tie Bsnsns Betiness at No " as' n om,cs
rrccity occupied w J. }. Ctco esd, Assistant Treasurer
L. 81 a.,
We are now prepared to receive accounts ard deposits win
"a. can b, cbe. ssd Tor tie same with any OF the city haks
Ir.ers credited dealer. on th'i daily balances
on The lat Of January and July, 81 tho ratio ei ""s Ps
r.,cns attention vii bs sivrn 10 Collections on all SC
eeh point, In the United states and Canada on the most
favorable terms. ,,,
Order. iof n. pufchss or sue Of oil kinds OF ooNesnien
and other sceuIiil.. viii DO attended 10 promptly.
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found in FTenci ut. ,s:use" THE DEcAMEkoN, by BOG
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HLINEIANU.

XNELAND. ,.,,,, ,,,,
LANDS 10 oil wanting FARMs-Largs and thriving
settlement mid and beautiful climate. 80 mites south Of Phia
dlphia by railroad Wch ,ol produces large crops which
can now be owing, 20 and 20 acre tracts at nom S.
4, = DO oer acf. psyabo within four yoas good bn,lncss
openings. ohnfcc schools and good society IL nov the
Io.t Improving place Fast Wos,. Hundreds are .cttirs
and building No beauty with which the place 10 laid ont
unsurpasoi L-.r. answered PPos con,ans report. and
sylns f Information viii be sent e. address CHARLES
X. LANDS Ninolani o., Cumberland Co., hewJescy'
Prom Report Of Scion Robinson, AZ Ed Trlbnne.
-" 10 Of extensive fertile ,rsc,s IN AL aim 81
Lowell poson and suitable condition Ar peaaant iafng thas
We know OF his eide 81 the sioat Western Praiiles"
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fT1HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. s


THE NKw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
wseh contains the following:
ILEADIyG ARTICLES: Gen. Dir and Gov. sey'
rnour; Hsbea. Corpus-Ano,ber STATE Court De-
cisiou; Signs II Civilization Ohio; Judge Leon
nds Decision; The hiLag Of Prisoners; More
Soatheru Aid New YORK state CouNontoni The
Presden,s Letter; Tie Managers Las; hiek
Gen. Glnore Editorial Paragraphs
H..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
ui..CENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
W..FRoM WASHINGTON: sPOciA Dispatches 10
The \. Y Tribune.
v..THE WAR IN TIE SOUTHWEST
V..PROM EUROPE.
THE AMERICAN HARVEST.
VII PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE: Severe Wind.
Sumter Demolished; Wagner Win Soon tal into
Our Hands The Swap Angel" Sends It's Nee
scn.ersto CHAsles0Si Review Of sieSsH'0H's bris'
U..JEFF DAvIss CALL FOR SLAVES: The Cir
tuinstances Leading to tue Measure View, II the
Esoel CsiHet ,~ was Ros'P0osd sna sdd
ton Correspondence Of The N. i. Tribune
x..THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON: Rebel Reports
70 Friday; BesregIds Letter TO Gen Gilmore
Protesting Against the Bombsfdmski oil Charles.
U..FROM KANSAS: The Sack Of Lawrence; De.
I1o. Mue az and 'Boras. Dt. poa sd
History Of Qasnueli NewsPa2es ofaee.i City
Hotel spared; Departure and Pursuii Of Guam.
ncl; Jim Lanes be Appearance Of tho Sacked
XII. THE PRESIDENTS LETTER
xnI..THE RErUBLicAN-Usios STATE coEvEN-
XIV. MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.
xv..FROM THE ARMY or THE FRONTIER: Gen.
Bian, Across the AikAn,.' Riveri The Rebel. Do
eine Battle
xvI..AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GENERAL
GILMORE.
xvu..GEs. GlLLMoRE's REPLY TO GEN. BEAU
REGARD.
xvIn..TAE TRIBUNE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES No
teo TO Subscribers.
XIX. OBITUARY.
TX. POETRY Sumter.
XXI. HUMPHREY oRAINoERs LOSSES
XXI. FROM JAPAN English Demands for Indenrity
Failure 10 Pay, and Preparations for Resisiai,cs
Hosiide' TN sa.ened Tho Tycoon STATE Phi.
oner; Final Determination TO Fay tho Indemnity.
Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
xXIn..LA SOUTHERN NEWS.
XIV. LETTER FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
st9NDEET WITH THE Array OF The
XIV. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XVI. THE HARVEST IN ENGLAND.
xxvu..FaOM HELENA: Correspondence Of The n. T.
Tribune.
XVIII. JEFF. DAVIS AND THE MEXICAN oUEs-
TION: h0oert NJ. r. Hunter bent ED,bassa
company the newly: Elected Emperor 10 As1ieo.
CorIespondeaoe u The N Y Thbsas.
xxx. WAR ITEMS.
XXX. CITY NEWS.
XXI. PERSONAL
xxi. POLITICAL.
xxxIH. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xxxIv. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV. WAITER BRO WINS MONTHLY WOOL CIR
CULAK.
xxxW.. OMMERcIAL MATTERS: Pull Reports Of the
stock Money, Cotton, Grain. and Cattle Mar
lets specially Reported for The n Y. Tribune
TERSs-e2 per .nnum- Three Copies fOi IS. Ten for
SINGLE COPIES fpr sale ct the Publication Office THIS
CeutA
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DOCCACIO's DECAMERON.-" The gayest
QJ literary feast that RECALLED human tAte New and
beautiful ed. Oh 10 Steel EngravingS Sent by mall
carefully sealed from ipesuens curiosity postage free, isf
- ~ - 49, C. BLANCHARD No. % Ann,t.
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Att. EVERDTLL", No. 3G2 Broadway,
"A WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPERS ia elegant
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Nor!Ch-TliE MARIETTA AND GIN

AlOI H-lI -h->A >i-'-
~ dtNSArl RAILROAD COMPANY las rcofyanifedl
hs,. eouaitusd IliE FAHMhhS' LOAN AND lAACI
IOAPAhi hcir Agent In New ofk 10 tie tIa.!es OF The
Prraffed shares IN the Capital stock OF tho company 49,
sto,sholr wishing tLoI shafes registered ~ tne liy OF
Now Yoh vii .o,w.ii th.I Certificate. TO SAM III w.
kfLVEHr ell Registrar. Chihcohe Ohio, for d'eharso
nom tAa oesr which and upon presentation at Lr
cy Ia Sow l1. Certificates VIII be i.susi In eI
ch,nr- ,l,rrf,- NOAH L.. WILSON. Pfe.iieIL
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YI,lIE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
LAcuAsOE BANKING CORPORATION.
LlMtIkD.

LlMlrED.
r..,l.a .ndsr tho Conpanes Ao, Ia. with limited Ba
sltJ. AeTBoriirp CASii.ir okE MILLION sfIAl'h"
In aocD SHARE. Of 20 each.
ALREADY lsssed 1900 Shs,e. Of tso oseh
DIRECTORS.
CHAIRMAN U,nry Gsorc. OosDos rsa., Chairman Of
,ne Oriental BaIk Corporation. Loud0n
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN ~ London, kosAK! GILLESPIE. jan.
s.q, OF Tie YAM Of nli.c.Iss hogai Co.; London;
DEFITY CHAIRMAN In Liverpool. Harold L.itledale
e.q 81 The Finn 81 T. II. Lifted CO.. Liverpool
efxi u esl Director of the Union Bank, Loudon
lame. r,ruie esq, VI tho Firm Of Fenis b'sih
john ,;hieh.. ,sq OF th. Firm OF Gi,chris, Watt Co..
Of nry Director OF the trion Bank Of London London
WA 81. arin esl 0s mo rifa' Of Ae'H b'0'hs'' Co.,
join Vrnaer. ED. ~ r.. Manchester.
To-. Rec, s.S.. .. tho Flrn Of woodward, Rees Co.,
" a. Rernie ESQ, Of the Finn Of csvaa, Lubbock Co.
samuel s ESQ., Of the late Firm Of silt. Brothers Co..
Liverpool London: Manager, John shiHnes csc. Liver
pool "~' ".'-41'GGsS; XIV YORK.
Wa Wosd r,q. ManAscr John Osl.op. ESQ., Asst Man sr
]. ". (foss, esq, snd Assistant Manager.
Commercial A.rn,, Meas. How !sad AiP.nwsl
BANNERS
London The Union bank Of London
IAscrrool The Dank Of Eng and.
Nsucnes.sr The bank Of finland.
I-d.A and China Ihe On.nial BANK CoEpo'st'a
New iois The Bank Of h9rh America
Lofdon Nesr, Co'icTl /. son,.
liverpool Mr,sr Fletcher q Hull
New ofk. M.-sfA osteF s Thomson.
Til. Briu.h snd American E.cLaus- Banking Corporation
limited having opened OEcrs ~ - s.>tscct New ORA |"
f.ud 1, se and buy t,rLg Bills Of EXcsnso aud 20 rs
t,fnlncf ea All h-,tlcis Oftdis Ayns'r " A. paw,
of ttc word tei credits Issued for Use In the Rat
lnf. Crina and Aus, s WI, be UPON tho Oficn,a baAk
Corporation Of Londou Further psrtc ss may be ascef
ta.ed application at the oice, 10 o. az street;
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CELECT FRENCH and ENGLISH PROT
| - EsTAHT SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. ~ wes,
redtion Of Mile ROsTAN OF Pans. Will be reopened on
THURSDAY Sept II. The valuable ssis,snce Of Prof A.
MILLS has been secured and parents will bnd thor.
ough comprehensive Of Instruction, designed to
combine accomplished Engh'h kducson with the practical
know edge Of the French and other modern
Special stteniion paid 10 Drawing Painting Mnsc and Flo
cuon few Young Ladies Ieceived In tho family and
share In all tho comforts and privileges Of pleasant home.
For further inormstiou testiuonL te, spply TO Nile
ROSTLN No 80 West 23tht Circulars scat desired.
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Ueooins CARDS. &r.

AT VIM. EVERDEI.Ls SONS, IO4 Fulton
"A st.-WEDDIS0 CARDS, Fine Stationery Coloyed Ini.
Vl.I Stamping Monogsms Door and Number Plates, Seal
fTe~es Blank Books Cheeks, Notes. Labels &C. (Esisb-
tsd.ed 1851
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SIXTH DlyIDEND.-OrPIcg G

Il rus GaocrRs' FMS INSURANCE. osfASf No % W ALL
ar Nav ioAx Sept. IesJ-,lhe Bo.sd o! Directors have
h ia, or Jared SrIn Annual Dividend u Five ~ cen,
api stock OF the Company payable 80 lhe sso'khosa
er, on l..n,nl JANIS u. PLAIf. ScCy.
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DENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSII-
~ rUrE. Troy N y ii' Institution IL now In iul oper
aiion snd ofer superior advantages thorough study Of
the Natural Sciences Of Military Science. and Of Civil, he
chsl anu Topographic Ensneefns Tle Foftsth Annual
Session viii commence on WEDNESDAY,, Sept 49, IS5.
Further information with the ABnu. h<yste to OBJ
tanned from Prof CHARLES BROWNE. Director
u p. JENKs SCHOOL will reopen at No
lNs l2It DrOsdwsy, two dOors below hist, MON
DAY Sept. a.
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ITNlON HALL FEMALE SEMINARY, IA

psThe iory hnh ysE Of ths p9PsAi n.'etion 80 lofs
and LtorsDly Known "hi' AdIigs teaiDsy tor lonns
Ladies" opsns the 18Th Of September 'ifcpls win ia
nf,unaon may be lad upon application a,
Tie 5. n.in.ly, PeI.oA.ly OF ~ ..tlcf
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RIVER RAILROAD-Treasurer's

L Oe'or sept. istJ-A hrgl-r S,Ini An;i.e. DlNl-
Dt Nd .. fOI II FIR CENT val be paid on iHe lSh inst
I..les ooo.. " IA % closed oh list end 1opcnoi ga
or &. e. CLARKE. Treasured.
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!, ~ PAYS BOARD and TUITION in Com.

TpTE Cl.,efaes Col Co., ~ Y Sixteen -Ipsnen,od In
sfuoto ia the Eus.h Normal Csssics es.. Of '.ioen
nov preparing TO enter Val. In "a French Musical Faint,
lux Sclontinc Military snI Commercial DopanmsDts Doth
seIesJ Term opens Sept H. Wn,r for a catalogue
Rev. A. FLACk, A. NJ, Principal
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LANDS la market are 81 Thonpson. ~ miles on q Q
LONG Island Ruiroa Farms Of Il. 70 10 " loo each
An 1--we, loa1y soil f.o from swsmps frico go
an acre Terms ca.y. l.. A. BUNCE. No. Guy Isiphes
coruer Of Chambers
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XOUNG LADIES BOARDING SCIIOOl

i FOR SALE.-TL. lAfre and comuodiogs hes bsNdinf
In tho town 81 Sonor, Wcsch~s'eT County " nlles nom
Sew City containing ,hy odd rooms vel sisPed io
a iOJAG LADlLS BOARDING. SCHOOL. IL olsieI W
the proprietor ON eAsy terms
Ie location Of tho heahie in tho county scenery
b..utlfu and only "A mice from The i.cm Railroad Ios'
Once Tlepspa 3,.on Episcopal hafohss
within h,o minaios wall bc.agl ofch.d toysihef " IN
i've Of land VIII be cold with ID. bsidins fet
further particular. spply TO Is lOUhO no IL thaHbos
at where plans of building may be seca.
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Uants.

TWO LADIES OF experience desire SITUA'
TrOES-One "a teacher 4 French the other q Enshsh,
Ma,henacs Music Satisfactory references sent on apr
cation Address a. r. b. Box No. 20 Md Ornshs y. II
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90 Get.
Gorses dno farms lDanle0.

HOMESTEAD WANTED-A COTTAGE,
i 4 With fs~ Of LAND . city % st-ss or =
nsosi dwelling large gTdsn N .'ps VII r. % 1afa
Aos GA Jrf.fF. Ad-itts, Vim pHscs..i' 20
bon ne IoII ut tshro. many, ss~ loik
NVASTED-A mCdium.giycd HOUSE to
w AfnT .lh s.l no niodsrn improvements, b.wesn
lch and Ush a., 1T slie Addr-s boa 10 f1So H. o.
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I oTS TOK MANuFACTVkINN PUR.
OTIS AND COTTAGES FOR SALE at East

Il 10 sf''f''I ~ ~
i S,-Yora-9oC Cottage. buiding (baf 81 them IN.
lhrdI Al ssOo 4 TO- y 'cJ, so, lis1, $JO0 4"
P.yl.nts easy Stores snd LOIS TO lot. Lols ,abIs ia
,sl!odns OF lsht manufacturing CIiAj. H. MILLER Ccn
tr.l Buliins. Es.t New FORK.
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Thus, even we're it gr
mi6steF4t bsP ~ 3.
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s.l'ts "a Z: ~ aCLARKsRURe, Ya5 March o.
Editors Iutcttigsncsr. ~ .55si 1ar
This hfs been al glorious dayoiu Harri so1
county. Butternuts and Copperhe eads nave "a
been weighed and found Waning. The
loyalty of this countyt were treated
loetbree of fhe :bestlHpeeo ohes ever deiivered
shere, ,Esllis lss7:acihggA z 4VttVDF -
Hon. p G. Van Wrinkle, With. bis biiL clear seat,
aud IOgic8tsmind, opened the balliby pfoY,
ing the constitutiondlily Of fIbe,reoreanized
State of Virginia, and also of the new, ,State,
hmessprs inleYery particular, referring. to,
several Precedepees,Ia las well as to the ac.
tion of Congress. He hdored every. obiee.
ton that the violent secessioinists5 or anti.
New State men copld,.l bring against The
New State. In point of logic he. exceiled,
SIsEy & : sReRksF that PpEH heard ysten the
roa slSf6t5s f6psbb bbaF ,foI. sIie
lowed. He is happyspea aksr, opnectipg
his discourse with enough lqf vii aSd enn:
ming to rivet the attention Of ALI hearers.
GRFiG q: Vance Rndj Davis Wera laid threads
bares lIn3 comparing Athe products, Of, the
little State of 'Masshchusetts With Virginia,
be sh wed clear " that Massachusetts, ex.
eelled in most everything except in asses.
Says he: LAS for asses, Virginia Is ahead.
massachusetts raised two asses ia S60. and
the single county of Harrison raised loo; ta5es
399t. taey are OF The. short.eaTed spsctes.N
(paYis and Vance were Listening at the
1927 q lgit = ~onid d be Idle to attempt to fol-
low nun In, IN ms various arguments. Il II is
Sufficient to say, however, that rebeldom
suffered under his lashes, and that he was
HttfmlS llSppladlded By the audience. -, >
Il ItlQyd Moore spoke mex t, and as usual
showed where his heart is, viz: !: with the
thioA, now a1hforFsIsrl ''e'l aug ,7r. le1n7
This meeting cS1sf6ced me, that the,
onion naeleheTit IoEBSrris5n is strong, and
M Ei tb5 3 aoSf8P 5SEE8 EsstiB$ tas
4 hstsPaa6bes 81 me thrs se gentleman who
addressed Us this daXsyilB live ih the minds.
40fthe$PsOple, aud the fruits thereof win
certainly be made apparent on election day.
m " itb thFse. CHEERS for West Virginia, I am
= Yours, respectfully -, " 7; : !. !,
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