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Clear and sound.

At thdErie Conference Of the d. II.
Church, DR.. Kingsley editor oflhe Wes,
tern Advocate, sci forth the Rebellion,
in a repqt that was sdOpted, which
opened o follows:
The prsent gigantic rebellion is a
conhict tetween two sntagoniStic forms
of civilzl zion, the ono founded on the
Detlsrat ou Of Independence, and rec
ogniEngthe dignity oflabor; the other
founded pn SlOvery and supreme dis
regard ofthe welfare Of the laboriag
classes. The one seeks to elevate all
classes Of society, the other makes the
elevation Of q feS depend upon tho per
petuaI degradation Of the vast majority.
Slavery be it remembered, does not de.
grade the black man alone; the poor
whites, on account Of the odium attach.
I'd TO labor, are reduced to condition
so low as 10 be even despsed by the ne,
groes. The determination to extend
perpetuate, and nationnizs the system
of American Slavery, making it the cen
tral idea in the entire nation policy, do
mestic and foreign: and demanding that
minority amounting TO less than one
sevenry-6fth of the entire population oil
the United States should have con
trolling influence in every department o.
the Government had for many years
been The settled policy Of those now in
rebellion. Not con:en. with dominssr.
ing over the be- pleSs victim OF their sci.
fshnes at home, they determined tS
rule both North and South with n rod o.
iron. The fear that owing to the great.
sr prosperity and more rapidly inCrSOS'
inp population of thoss parts Of the
country consecrated to liberty, this pow
or to control everything, and have eve.
thing their own way, WAS about to past
out Of their hands, has led TO the dSliS
crate purpose Of breaking up the Gov
crnment Of the United SAteS. An ins,i
tuition originating in theft and robbery
and whose continuance from generation
to generation Is but prolonged theft and
robbery, now rises up to destroy oul
Government and lay waste the goodly
heritage which God and our fathers have
bequeSlhed TO US,
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WEST vIReINIA LEc!sAArunE.
MoSD4I, September IA. 1853,


SENATE,--The S0noie was opened
with prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Brockunier
A communication from the House au.
nOunced the concurrence of that body in
the Senals's amendment TO the bill au
tboriEing certain officers 20 use their
private seals, Also IN the joint reso!u,
ton proposing to raise committee to
audit claims against the State,
Mr.. Stevenson offered aresolution in :
slrucing the Committee on Finance and
Claims to inquire into the character OF
the property destroyed or carried away
during the several rebel raids into Wes.
tern Virginia, and TO report some means
by which those who have suffered may
be rsmuuerated. Adopted.
MI Copely offered resolution, which
was adopted, nstructing the Committee
on Claims to inquire into the expedien-
cy of reporting bill refunding the Ii.
cense tax for The year 1868, 10 those
merchants whose business has been de.
s,royed by rebel raids.
Mr., Maxwell Of inquiry proposing to
fx by law the salaries Of prosecuting at.
torGeys. Adopted
The House bill to provide for an elec
,ior "a be held on the fourth Thursday
Of octob. 1868, was read the frs' time,
,stal and Obtained leave
ofgbseuco for au,1y'
The bill Tor the co,1fscotioh Of proper
ty in the State belonging to the enemies
thereof waa takea up aud CO. U,1sidr9u.
Quite a lengthy debate took pace up
on the bill, Mr.. Bunker took the posi-
ton that the proposed law would come
in contact with lhe United States au
tbOrity. The power 10 confscate the
Of rebels belonged 10 the Uni
led States. The rebels are fighting
against the authority Of the United
Suites aud although they come into
West Virginia and destroy our property,
they do i, to weaken tho power of The
General Goverhmeut, aud the General
Government has rand will provide for
their punishment.
Mr.. Brown took similar position.--
He heard that a.coullict would arise be-
lween the State aud Federal authorities.
He was willing 10 trus! the General Gov
erumenl, to punish treason, and he was,
iherefore opposed to the whole lazy.
Nj. Kubbard quoted from the Consti
tuition showing that the Legislature had
tae power 10 punish Treason By eon6aeu-
lion. He was in favor of the law and
thought that the proposed Legislation
would reach class olpersons that can
not be reached by the United States laws.
. Messrs. Maxwell. Phelps, Young, Ma
hon, Stevenson, and others spoke upon
the subject,
On motion of Mr.. Hpwkins the bill
was laid upon the able.
On motion Of MI Rollygon the Senate
adjourned,
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~ To bs parted with, for the vss'
lest lriao, = Long. Established Gold, Oi,t
sonorous, deeptonod quality. The ~
yer.iser can highly recommend H. as i
has boon in hiS possession now for The
last three years, and has never loh him,
either day OF night. fofA single minute;
The only motive for parting with ii, u
because the owner hAa recently Joined q
choml society. und no 6pdS that his Ial
low.stndSa.s strongly object to HE ptss.
tisiag with thsm. SIX dozen hoxes'tt
Oough lozsngOS will be thrown in. asok
douseur, with thO above. lnmedlNIs
possession con be had Dnd a months
trial showed lor apN NOVl lIeltsnsS.bs
addressed to "A Darker. Eaq, care u
the Tonic Sol,FallOl.dO RiddlS'Ol' AlqE
ciaiJn.' 10Y %.
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John d. FLOYD Dead.

Rebel papers state that that most no.
t9riouS thief and traitor, John B. Floyd,
died at Abingdon, Virginia, few days
since. The confederate finances must
Be in desperate con ition, Floyd
would have managed somehow 10 sur.
Jive, if there bad been anything left for
him to steal. Floyd was one Of the
most inscriptions Of all the plotteTs Of
treason, at the same time he was man
of Iiitls courage 10 meet the storm ho
helped to raise. Although entrusted
with an important rebel command, be
never gained any credit as military
chieIlaln, and during the latter DAYS OF
hiA life appeared to have fallen, If not
intp disgrace, at least into disrepute
with his fellow traitors. False, treach.
eroas, irSitor to his country, he went
to his grave. his soul stained with pur-
jury and robbery, leaving name which
will always be associated with infamy.
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; EJr Apropos of ghosts ludicrous
accident destroyed the illusion at re.
cent performance in a London threatrc.
In ono of the most thrilling scenes, IN
stead of the haunted man. the figure
OF carpenter In his shirt Sleeycs, drink.
ing pint of ale, was but too faithfully
shadowed forth. Theutter unconscious
meas Of the,man who was below the stage
as TO what was passing, made the Gcene
excessively ludicrous.
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John Minor Bolts.

A correspondent Of tho Indianapolis
Journal, writing from the Army of the
Potomac, says; Did you ever hear tell
Of John Minor Bottsl Well, on Satur.
day last while the 81 Indiana cavalry
were Engaged in a ssirmish about siI
miles South Of here, Major Mcclure,
seen hale ooking, oldish gentleman in
a door by the roadside, hailed him and
inquired: Which way did the rebel
cavalry, that moment passed here, go?
Sir was the reply, i am under parole
to the Confederate Government, to tell
nothing l see. But sir, my namo is
John Minor Bolts, as devoted Union
man as the world can find. put no
IFS or 'buls' in the case"
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MoNDAy, September "A,

SLuNpAii DtptSHuSi
HOUSE Prayer by Rev. D. W.
Fisher
The following bills were passed:
The House bjli No. CT. prescribing
how license to practice law be obtained.
The House bill No. 60, aulhOrizing
the Clerks of the Circuit Courts To issue
executions on Judgments Of Justices in
certain cases.
The fyllowing eagrosgod bills were
read the third time and tabled:
The Il. Bill 40 80, fer the relief Of
Wm Nixon, Collector of Wayne county
The House bill No. 10, providing for
rebuilding the bridges over Worthiug-
ton Creek and Dry Run, on the line of
the Siauuton aud Parkersburs turnpike.
The Speaker announced the Commit.
lee on the part Of the House, raised by
the joint resolution relating tothe audi,
ting and paying of certain claims az
anst the State of Virginia to consist of
the following gentlemen: MessrS. Nc
Gre@, Dawson, Barrick Kramer, and
CoPley.
Resolutions were adopted as follows:
By Mr.. Kramer; Directing the Com
mittee on Humone and Criminrl Institu.
,ionS TO inquire into the eSPodiepcy Of
providing Tor the revision of the poor
laws OF the State.
By Mr Bamganer. Directing the
Judiciary Committee TO inquire into the
cxpediency of fixing the pay of Suporvi
sors, Magistrates aud township officers.
By Mr. Sweeney; Directing the com
mi,tec on Roads, &c, to impure into
the ezpediency Of appropriatieg sl,5OO
for rebuilding the bridge over Point
Pleasant creek, on the SislersvlIo and
Salem turnpike, 10 Tyler county.
BY Mr.. Foster: Directing the finance
committee to inquire into the expedien.
cy Of authorizing by law collectors Of
taxes to rive notice to tax payers in
each township Of his county of the limO
and place, when and where such colec'
tor will be prepared to receive tareS,and
Of providing that parties paying taxes
then or before tha, time, shall be allow
cd certain per cent for prompt pay
ment.
BY Mr. Van Winkle; Directing the
Committee on Humane and Criminal In
sdtutions 70 inquire whether any Iegls
htiou is necessary in reference TO The
children Of slave mothers born alter thC
4th day ol July last,
BY Mr., Rutrner; Directing tho Com
miuce on private Interpretations an,
Joint Stock Comp to inquire into
the cxpodicucy Of extending the tim
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E% Major Henry A. White, of the
l3lh Pennsylvania Cavalry, who has
been dismissed from the service loi
drunkenness, conduct pnjudicial to good
order and discipline, breach ofarfest, and
absence without authority, was formerly
amember Of the Pennsylvania Stats
Legislature. -
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BBTho japanese complications
have resulted in open hosIilitieS, A
Japanese fort recently fred into an
American vessel. The United States
steamer Wyoming proceeded to the
point whore the outrage was committed,
and Iilsncsd nearly all the forts and
destroyed one Japanese steamer and
disabled another, The Wyoming had
Eve msn killed and six wounded.
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nFThe sudden change in ,Ss vsa,h. +.
er has excited some uHeAbiAeSS in the
minds Of tho tobacco dealers and
growers. TelegpmO from Indiana,
Illinois aad Kentucky state that the frost
will be at TO eject The quantity AZ we'll
as the quality Of The Wssd. oolon,ioo,
considerable Of which Vas planted this
season ia Soulhen Illiaoi' will probably
b. injured - we'll,
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tanning a. o.. abandon altogether
the STAT gs he has % long and sal.
lenly 6s Position. As this latter
moyems fpoW only bs made under
great sstlages and at the peril Of
anpihilA Il is probable Of the Two
'aliernsi heWill choose the former,
and agsI All forth on 4 mammoth
raid, Nj tlpein a 6nnlsdoH the last
ataEs % gohfederaoS.
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b'OssmNAAi NueieuPOu bu0 housO ~
iourped,
Suspension Ofthe OfHabeRs Corpus
WAsnMGToN, Sept. 10;
By he President Of tie United Stass--A
Proclamation:
WHEREAS: The Constitution Of the
United States has ordained that the priv
iIsgS of the writ of haJsos corpus shall
not be suspended unless when in cases
of rebellion or Invasion the public safety
may require it; aud
Wurae4s, A rebellion was existing
on the 81 doy of Mach, 1868, which
rebellion is still existing and
WnER4s, By a statute which was ap.
proved on that day, it was enacted by
the SenOte and House Of Representa-,
tives OF the United Sts!es in Congress-
assembled, that during the present in.
surrestion, the President Of the United
States, whenever in his Judgment the
public safety may require, is authorized
to suspend the writ OF habsas corpus in
any State throughout he United States
or any part thereof, and
WuEREAs, In the judgment Of the
President the public safety does require
that the privilege Of the said writ shall
now be suspon led throughout the Uni
ted States, in cases Seleby the authori-,
,y OF the President ofthe CaiIed stsle',
military, naval civil officers OF the Uni
ted States, or any Of them hold persons
under their commanl or in their cusIc-
dy, either as prisoners of war, spies or
aiders or abettors Of the enemy, or off
GERS or soldiers or seamen enrolled,
drafted, mustered or enlisted in, or be-
longing to the lapd or naval forces Of the
United States, or dssorters therefrom, or
otherwise omenable to military law or
to the rules and regulations prescribed
for the military or naval services by the
psflInrity Of the Pcesilsut of the Uuitsd
States; or for resisting draft or fer any
other olIense against the military OF ma.
val service; now, therefore,
Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States, DO hereby proclaim and
make known to whom it may concern,
that the privilege of The writ of ho6eas
corprs is Suspended throughout the Uni
ted States in the several cases before
mentioned, and that this suspension will
continge throughout the duration of the
said rebellion, or until this proclamation
shall be a subsequent one, to be issued
by the President Of the United States.
be modified aud revoked, aud do here
by require all magistrates, attorneys and
other civil officers within the Unite d
States, and all officers and others in the
military and naval service Of the United
States to take distinct notice of this
suspension and give it full effect, and
all citizens of the Uailed States to con-
duct and govern Themselves accordingly,
and in conformity with the Constitution
Of the United States and lh0law Of Con.
gross in such cases made and provided
In testimony whereof | have hereuntO
set my hand ard caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed, this fifteenth
day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred AMI
sixty .thfee, and ofthe independence of
The Uaned Slalos Of America tue eighty.
eighth,
ABRAaAM LINCOLN.
By The President
W. H. SEWARD, SEC, Of State.
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RFTnE Ricbmoai SsuunOl urges the
6tting out Of the privaIocrS againit Amer
lean commerce, and tells tS readers they
should use every cxertion IN this behalf
and even il We IooSe all tho land except
enough TO afford sovereignty . resting
place, lhcsO ships ought sill 70 S% put
10 uaa.n
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AZ Dsslnnent And tAqwar.

|IllrN = - - y
The ding article cf the lndsFcn'
dent say
"a my 10 Washington has quick
ened q silt in the go7ernmeRt Un-
likes ago, the atmosphere OF the
ciyhc braces hope aud conra,e.-7
Menu eoing there can come away
bringih1 ah them an augmented CON
lidence Ne great resources Of the
govern 10 66d ftlSlity with which
these a ppllaa to the usages et tho
war. a Ihe blundeTsos sll the tSfdin,
ess, all iaatsd tape. cannot quench the
great f9 hst the government has set
its heart soul upor putting down the
rebellioi 0dihat the rebellion will be
put doE One cannot talk an hour
with tbp psidSnt without feeling that
whoeyei may doubt the issue of
the war bfaham LiuOoln doubts not
nt all. nalurally a sanguine man,
be yet Yes that he is now shutting
his han 4 the prize Of victory
When minded men feel enthusi-
asm, an N going men Ieel that tho
end is h AMI over,caulieus men like
Mr.. Lii feel confident MOI only Of
to-day TO morrow, lat the coun-
Try at ID badoubly con6dcntlhot the
crown d dmph iSyithin reach, and
that the sident's hand will pluck it
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for The reumptiou'of specie payment by
our banks.
Mr.. Van Winkle called up the bill
House No. So, defining 10 part the pow
ors and duties Of the several counties Of
the State. . from the table, aud it was
read the second time and passed to en-,
grossmeui; whereupon the Houae ad,
;ourped,
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BIAt Battle Creek. Tenn, one OF
the rebels heard our boys pounding away
al some timberin a little valley secure
form their vision and inquired what they
were doing. "Balding Monitors" was
the reioinder GOOD. bye, ChstLasoo1
ga." was the laughing response Of the
ConfederRtos. ti .am
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EFWiihjn the. last year, over 90.
900 900 in gold dust hss.boeu received st
the New York Assay omco from Piku'a
Peak. . IS
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ETs T. X Mcoaun; tho Senator
from Gresnbricr, has lately received "a
as Captain snd is A. Q.
N and ordered TO report IL Charleston.
Kanawha county, {,
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EEItis said that Gen. PtmDsrEDn ia
carly'lil sought but failed to win tho
hand Ola beautiful Cleveland belle. He
afterward married a Southern woman
with q plantation ofslaves, and thus Boz
came identified with the intsrdGts Of the
South, ..ilss,msr iHs issh
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RD- Since Burnside, army moved
into Tennessee, the rebel guerrillas
have been threatening an Invasion OF
Eastern Kentucky. Nothing serious has
occurred as yet.
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TThe receipts of internal revenue
during the moath Of August wore S5,I
60l, ,20l 35, being the largest Of any
month since the law vent into opors.
tion. feH
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NUMBER 81.

= ~ A Ps,lAndcr, angling 10 the rain;
was observed to keep his linO nndsr the
archof btidgo. UbOh being asked Tie
reason, he replied; Sure, a6' won't The
fishes he cTOWdin' thsTs.Ao keep ont nv,
thsswets ~ ~
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: III A man Ofvn asEod in train,
Whit was hid srAand Iolhs eityr He
'repliedr Il have Been Oonl 10 procure az
pnsb 70 do the cooking "
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III RnlI from France.

One d aunoyances Of being 10
high sla is that public notice is Ger.
tain to zen Of your bodily in6rmi'
ties, aud billing youth ,ThH', speak
ing Oft npsror, says letter from
Ohslon He looks older. and stouter
than he Ia Italy, and Soe,as to have
some dif BY in walking. kll this
does not pear when he is on horse'
back, bd very visible on foot In
deed, th extraordinary! We have
rarely I'd statement more painStok'
ing ia N eness, and where greater
care was ton 70 prevent a1miscoucep'
ton Of Il nicely worded truth. BY
.ssyingf ths.EnperOr'S difficulty in.
walking'ii no, at all observable when
he is on h0rsebnck,' the writer leayes
small doubt that Ireland is his birth
place, all tha, he is Skilful in breeding
Irish buIs. But when he adds. tlst
the Tmpeial impedimen, in walking is
ready peceptble when he is on loot, we
must ad1ire tho bold redundancy Of
speech which leaves no chance of mis-
conceividg the intention of the text.
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esV''Ciepllsmsn." said a,frnes wrl-
ling 70 tho chairman Of an agricultural
boCielys "ph'mc down on your list Of
6Attls Tor . calf"
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BarTho number Of visitors at Sara,
toga during the season Just closed ag'
gtegatss thirty thousand.
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GGrTbo Polish quasliou rsmoinsun.
changed. The Poles had defeated the
Russians atSearzyut and captured 200.
900 roublesi
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BG-A Spanish paOverb says: "a
little 10 thS,nornig is enough; enough q
dinner Is but slitllsj but little al nisht Z
too much. :
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Last week there woro heavy frostS in
Missouri, and it Is feared tho tobacco
crop has been injured. iss :
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ETanndmothsr used to say 10 grsad-
father, "It is no use Of quOrrOling, my
dear, when Wo know We must mako
up again" 'Af N
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= EYIt Is right to make On example. OF
men, men whom II would bO wrong to
thkb as on. ex ample.
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Dispatches from Memphis represent
all quiet in thai region. A good supply
ofcoton was comiog into tbs city.
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Ry"Soldiors must be isarhlly dls'
honest" aays Mrs. PanInglca, 'na y
seems to DO an o9urrOnao every aight
ror ioatY 10 10 relieved oihis ralchv
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r&y"Tho capture Of Knoxville and
the occupation Of the Virginia and East
Tennessee Railroad, are two of the most
important events Of the war. This road
affords the only direct route BY which
the rebels Of Virginia can obtain sup
plies from Northern Alabama and Mis-.
sissippi. BY this route prior to the cap
turo Of ylcEsburg and Port Hudson.
immense supplies were transported East
from Texas, Alabama and the stalOs al.
ready named.
The only remaing route, namely BY
the Western Atlanta, Georgia, North
Csrolioa and Richmond and Dsnvils
roads, is long and circuilous, and even
this will not be available after Chat;an-
nooga falls into our hands. With the
occupation oflhat post BY our forces,
the southeastern railroads OF the Oonfed-
cray will bo utterly and hopslessly
severed from The western and middle
lines, and it will be matter OF the ut
most difficulty, itnot Of absolute impos'
sibility, for the rebels to maintain any
considerable army east Of the mountain
range extending rtom Virginia through
| North Carolina into Georgia. Lee will
very soon be compelled either to mako
another movement, iu the hops Of Oh
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EVThe efforts OF a strong man, aided
by the sounsslS Of q sensible woman,
rarely OF never fail 10 succeed.
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RyThs power Of fotuno 10 confessed
only by the miserable; for the happy imp.
ute all their success TO prudence aud mers
70
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EFTllssto,sd that tho Confederate
bonds IN England have gone dowA as
low as forty per cent. discount,
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BG~1n tho game Of life, men most
frequently play the kuaTO and women
the deuce.
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EEDcath has consigned many man
to fame, when longer litO yoIld hGTs
consigned him to infsmy t"d
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gssJ~ Rhode Island has so officers in
the regular army, and sbou! 400 in tho
yolull0vM.
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Ey A single Arm pays one hundred
and d[ty I6opSFnd dollars 4 ySot 10 tho
London TimNs inradyerLislng. A,sla
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY By
GEORGE w. TIPPETT, Proprietor,

Corner Main and Third Streets,
POINT PLEASANT. WEST VIRGINIA.
TERMS, -one dollar and fifty cents per az
puin strictly in advance.