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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-13

York Life exceeded that of any other Company IN th,
Usited States.
In reply te the second communication from the Aeen
Of the Home r. Il. Kelogg, which appeared in III
paper for several weeks, in which he attempts to ex
plain Mr. Wright'a rected report, which had pub
! lished, would add but lew werds Allowing his
sntatioas Of said report 20 be correct be would
make cut that the Hon tlZUr igIt OF Mas, 70 SAY
nothing OF the Officers of the New York Life wa.
guilty of gross daElicatg ia thus paming of on Ia,
Pub:ic, Statement ia MAKE the standing Of Compa
ny appear better than the facts wotl Id warrant The
Agent exabits Ist r than mis- stupidity IN
resortug 20 such representation. after having quoted
Mr.. Wright as authof ity Tor standing of his owl
/ and o. her companies In "a card published BY III
Wright, April Is 1864 he says: "0n pegt 20 Of same
Report, taiudng his Report for 1858 he ratio pe,
cent OF actual 10 computed premium reserve for 1862
of the New York Life Insurance Co. OF N Y is mis-
printed ia Of the edition The correct pnnres
1921" The Agent OF the Home omitted one i'm
portsut fact when he gave The hgu es in his advertise
ment SIS index of the standing of the sever Cons
panies, to wit: "The Home,n when it was first organ
ICED had Stock capital Of 81 rs 600 TO absorb t6e sr
profits, aud on the same basis be gives IN his adyer>
tsement could have given at that time, caL, benz
showing, and every poicy they have issued siLce
would give the Company poorer showing.
L. KELLOGG, Agent,
bUtf for the New York LIS.
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LOOK TOYOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits !

Good Jeans or Satinets are row worth per
yard at wholesale. I,zo cts
Cotton or linen warp, per yd., rs cts, ,aI ct o+s
Filling for yard OF Jeans cost AZ cts, man " U.S.
One loom will lily Is yards of Jeans Sat-
inets in dag, making saving to the wearer 5
yards profit to the manufacturer per day, $50,
To the farmer who raises his wool, ard manu-
features it into cloth for home the market, much
greater profits realized, making his wool bring him
double what it would in its state.
For town rights single looms for Kenosha and Ra-
cine counties apply the subscriber at his residence
in Soners or address SO
H. PERKINS. Kenosha
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N'N4IF y n Y . = MA Vt p -
a z the recent request Of
~ several citizens have 2 sS4sss ~, Y.
concluded to do business in s<FsJ48zeSSs@ 49,
the city OF aeuosha Uutil /NsEI19E~sss.sts2 A.
the amount Of work shall IN .s4-4s a
demand the opening OF an MI II III ~ III -EgySg q
Office work will be done att III Y n W sS5S.s..L y@y
the residence Of those desir- " III f'H HHaKD
ing it. Referring, by per- $@S>~IS~SN~ -
mission to E. G. Durant, Cashier of City Bank Of Ke-
nosha also Messrs Wheeler Clark, druggists and A.
G. Cole Esq., with whom orders may be left. .f
The time Of my next visit will be the week commence
ing May 9th, 1854 q =, i.t@
april 81, 1864 ~
3Sf fl. d. KNIGHT Dentist
/ have gone to the War for hundred DAYS Bus
mess will be resumed upon my return. Js4
II. d. KNIGHT
Burlington, May IS, 1865.
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$50 -
81 - 1TdiEosix

BOXES OF THE SPECIFIC PILL
Will. PROMPTLY AND PERMANENTLY CURE ANY CASE OF
SpermatOrrheas Seminal Weakness, OR
Involuntary Nightly OR Daily LOSSES
HOWEVER ORIGINALLY CAUSED, OR HOWEVER AG-
eGAvATED IN CHARACTER; while they will speedily
correctthose terrible morbid conditions which spring
'front.' he primary disease, orfrom secret vice.
THE SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable to
the treatment Of every Kind Of GemitaIor Urinary
Lime or Brick Du8t Deposits in the URrE; Milky
Discharges; Inflammation or Weakness fthe KID
4eys, &c. Cgergyaeg, LGacyere, Students, and allwho
follow sedentary occupations or whose Brain and
Nervous System oyer-worked, peculiarly sub
iect to weaknesses o. the GENITo- Urinary ORGANS
These should otfail to use THE SPECIFIC PILL.
Persons afflicted with any one or more of the
above disorders, sure to have SEVERAL and some
times most, ofthe FOLLOWING
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-13
GALE ON FORECLOs BE
KKemOskaa COUNTY Circuit GOwra

Robert p. Mari against Meredith Rowland.
THNAkE notice, in vrCue of Judgment offoreclosure
"a OF mortgage in the above entitled action, entered
and perfected the November of this a. D.
shall sell for cash the house in Kenosha
city, 24th day September, 1854, o'clock in
afternoon to the highest bidder the following descrb
ed farm of land being and lying in the of Somers,
Kenosha County WscC nsn being the south hall of the
northwest quarter Of number thr:y-th rec 50 IN
township number two y north of range number TWEEN
tytwo 22I east containing ~ acres accor-
ding governn survey said sale will be made subject to
prior mortgage prom made by said Rowland
and owned by David nyde the time Of said Hydes
decease. HUDSON FOX, -.
Sheriff of kenosha County by
Wv. BAKER Uhder Sheriff.
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Saddles and Harness

VaHHE SUBSCRIBER is still on hand at the old
III stand, Main Street, few doors north of Market,
where he will be happy to welcome his old customers
and new ones also, and show them as fine stock OF
Goods ever opened in Kenosha in his line con-
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At the requses of the parties the above sale is here
by postponed until Saturday the 22d day Of October
1864, the pace and at the same time of day.
Sept. "a, 1854. HUDSON FOX Sheriff
4w17 by w. W. BAKER, under sheriff
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secIs On n HHt73 EWNFF3, p V8Hs"s'sI NANe
"only infallible remedies knowp."
u rec from Poisons.f s..E s. - III. .rq
Not dan gerous to the Human Family" TO-
"Rats come 0-t Of theft hoies 10 de. ,
rca-SoId Wholes lie in large ties. II -.-.- .-L
n9P-Sold by all Druggists and Retailer =" rywifaTe
~! BiswA :! of all worthless jmnta LONG.
x4-See that "CosTERs is each Box, Bottle and
kag-Address HESHH II. COEFAR.
sS- Principal Depot, 10. 482 Broadway New Eark.
u-,od by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists in Reosa
RS~eonsin ama
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J. J. PETIT, Attorney
for said owners and oc-
cupants of said land, of
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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WROUGHT IRON FRAME.

THBsR Btters are prepared, In pure Bourbo1
Whisky, from combination Of over twenty diff
ferent kinds of roots, barks and herbs, which
act In perfect concert one with the other, pre-
pared from the original formula given By the
great chief, Red Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, wha
used them successfully in his practice for many
years, and by their gained great popularity
in the treatment and cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head
ACHE Fever and Ague and all diseases arising from
torpid liver or Indigestion. Persons suffering from
either of these loathsome diseases will find q sure
cure by the Of these Btters which are perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and poisons
ally put up in such preparations and palmed of
an unsuspecting public. A single trial will con-
vince the most skeptical that in the RED JACKET
there is virtue which other Bitters possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the SYSTEM
They are Unequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They are preventive of Fever and Agus.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatabls.
Aged persons and delicate females will hnd they
save large doctors bls by the use Of these Bit
ters
Beware Of counterfeits. The Red Jacket Biz
ters are only sold in bottles with our name blown
en- the side, and our private government stamp
across the CORK. -oCR-
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From the above it will be seen that The number o
policies issued in 1861, 1862, al 1868 by the ..Nev
York Life, exceeded that of any other Company IN til
Usited States
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State of Wisconsin,

County of K4nosha. 5 ,-
l. Hudson Fox Sheriff of aid Kenosha county do hereby
certify that the above true cory OF the NOTICE 5oI
General election upon by Secretary Of
Of the State of Wisconsin and file in my once
pursuant to notice and the Statutes in relation 10
elections, notice hereby given, that in ad-
diion to the State officers designated in the above notice
of the Secretary of state the following county or local
officers to be elected, to W.T.
Il Sheriff for said county, 10 place OF Hudson Fox"1oSe
term of ofce will expire on 5He rSt Monday otJanuay
A. 1865
a Clerk Ofthe Circuit Court er said county in place
of 81 ige viii expire on the FIRST
Monday of January A. D. 1863 ID
ii COUNTY Teasl said county, n the place OF r.
H. Wood whose term ofee will expire the first
Monday of January, A. y, 1860. - -.
A Register of Deeds fer said county In the place OF d.
rbelI whose of office will expire on the nrst
Monday of January, .. 1860. .,
II District 4tto neV said county, in place CT mark
Dresser whose G of office Will expire on the first Mon
II CierG Of the Hoard Of Supervisors for said county in
place Feirce who OF ONCE Will expire on
The first Monday Of January, A.. D.. 1865.
"A CoittU utUeoy for said county in the place o. Jason
Lothrop Jr of office will expire on the rst
Coyoner said county, the place of Harvey Dur
kee, whose Of ctce Will expire on the HFsI
of January A. d l6tS -,
1iemjey Of 9ssebty, for the Assembly District COM
doft the city and the Towns oil
the county OF Keacsha in place Of A. o. Barry whose
term of Office will expire the first Monday OIL January
A. o. 1865. ,.o r,;etrict
connosed Of tEe several wards Of the City OF keDosha
Ia iii the yacancy occasOned by the ressigdaton OF
Daniel lead. The term o. Office vii expire on the
6rst Monday Of JUnuary.A d. 1861. -.
Keno ha August 25th 1861 .- hUDSoN foAn
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Goes Dyspepsim Cure

Has no equal in the world remedial agent
There is preparation known that is GER
tain, speedy, and infailibe 10 its acknowledging
and curing at once, We say this positively.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-13

Is prepared by the originator of the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Balsam. Mr.. Coe has never prepared a
medicinal article for the public and general use, bu
what has stood the strongest tests, and has always
borne palm of tory over every disease it has
Leen certified to cure.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-13

Does not exhilirate and excite the patient sufferer
like alcoholic btters and beverages all advertised
cure dyspepsia, bnt is medicine wonderful
adapted to all diseases of the stomach and bowels.
Goes EHySptpsia snre,
Will relieve distress from food, or purify soul
stomach, in less time than it takes to write this line
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-13
ana E'rObaie-~-KeBOshn GOGnU Court
An the matter of the estate Of John II, Nichols de-

Dated September 9th 1864.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-20
Married..

NEwToN-M oREDoCK--on Tuesday eve,
the 18th inst, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, by the Rev. OH. Newton, Mr.. Doug.
las Z. Newton, Of Marietta, Ohio, to Miss
Jennie, only daughter Of George W More.
dock, Esq Of Hartford City, West Va,
Notwithstanding the hilarity of the joy
Gus occasion the amiable aud accomplished
bride was not unmindful of the Editor. Our
sGnftam usually cheerless and lovely, and new
er blessed with fair womans' smiles, was ron.
dered inviting and happy by tasteful remind
or Of her nuptisl festivities; and whilst rega'
ling ourselves upon the delicacies, for the wor'
thy and happy couple, we said;
Since Fate decreed no Moredocks in name.
Thrice happy your choice-the brightest in
fame. a.........
j Our wish indeed, shall always DO ~
Wealth, health and happiness to thee,
And that posterity recall with pride
When Jennie became Douglas bride,
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ES~For the information Of such OF
our readers as may wish to purchase
"condonned" Government property, we
stateitbGt a sale is advertised 10 take
place uz Tuesday, November l1t., com.
menGing at 10 o'clock A. N. The fol-
lowing are 10 be put up and continued
from day to day until all are sold:
r. a23 head Of horses; bay Stallion l
isporledJ ack; l48 mules; 10 oxen; 5
wagons; 40 wagon covers; 3ol sets Of
harness; rS, 900 pound Of iron; l94 sad
dies; SO stoves; 800 pounds of steel; s.
275 grain sacks; SIG tents assorted; 27O
pairs dark blue trowsers; 1870 pairs gray
rrUwssrsj 40 pairs OF drawers; 10 wool
blankets; 2o1 axes; 90 shovols; 81 fan
mel shins; G OvsrCouts; 1873 spades and
90 pick.aKes. A good many other ar
ticIos not mentioned in this list will also
DO offered for sale. a
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Ey-Ths State election, in West Vir'
GINA, takes place on tho 27'h insl''--
when u,Gcvernor, members TO Congress,
State Legislature, &C., &c, are 10 DO
elected. Preparatory to such event, q
large and respectable meeting OF tho I'm
ion friends, convened at Mason City,
opposite this place, Saturday last, on
which occasion pole, surmountcd BY
the cherished old flag of the Union, was
raised to the breeze. and proudly waves
over our cnterprising neighbors, which
they profess 10 DO able TO vindicate by a
decided Union majority.
The Hon. John NJ. Phelps is The I'M
ion candidate for seat in Congress,
whom We hope they will honor them.
selves in passing through Mason county,
with respectable majority.
A delegation from this new State, We
learn, was refused seats ia the late Chi
ongo Convention, on the ground that
West Virginia was not recognized as a
sovereign State, by the JEFF Davis Gov
eminent, but declared still 10 DO part
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Two Dollars n Yenr.

From and after this date (oct. IS, J
our terms will be 50 a year in advance,
and 50 so if not paid in advance. We
again urge upon our friends who are in
arsnrs the necessity Of settling their &C.
counts. Many know that they are in
debted to US for one and TWO years, and
nigh! send us the money at once. il
our patrons do not pay up more prompt
ly than they have been doing we will
be compelled TO suspend the publication
of our paper. It isan unpleasant feet
that since the great rise in paper we can
hardly make both ends meet. We will
send bills in the paper during thismOn'h
40 those who owe US, showing their in
,debtedness, and hope al receiving them
will respond Immediately.
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no Our Patrons.

Those Of our subscribers who are in
debt6d 10 US for the paper, can pay US
at the 81 50 CENTS year, if they will
call at the office OF send US the amount
by mail. We will continue this induce
ment from this da'e to Isl of December.
efter that time we will charge ~ year.
We hope all our delinquent" subscri-
bers will avail themselves of this chance
to pay up their Indebtedness at 81 so.
This will be your last chance.
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be- At every voiog place let abFave
hearted Union man be appointed to
s4sa,ieQse tie right to vote Of every man
whose loysItyis in the least dos5gM--
Any voter has the right to challenge a
suspected traitor. Don't be put off with
the declaration thotthey hare taken the
oath. Very few have ever done so.-
Make them swear or produce a certf'
cate that they have done SO. --Fdirmont
Nafiondl,
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Commissioner Notice.
George Cooper
! In Chancery.

George Cooper = IGH a8
Jesco Walton It ale. sunni a.rr
no Jesse Walton, Charles 7 Rehle, Lawson
l. Brooks and Thomas Waggener.
Take notice that !, Elijah Kimberling, spe-
cial commissioner appointed bya deerSal or.
der Ct the Circuit Court Of Mason county,
shall, on The 10th day Of November next, al
the Office Of John " English, III The town Of
Point Pleasant. between the hours of6 A. ~,
and i. NJ. Of that day, proceed 10 take, state
and report an account showing:-
LIST. Who were the parties Interested in the
steamboat In complrs bill mentioned, and the
amount Of money OF other things adtanced by
them respectively in the building, Equippins
and running said boat.
End. Tho amount Of profit or loss. IL any.
from. the huildiug, Equippng md running
said boat, together with the o,hnrnt received
by any q said parties thoreirom, and the
amount Of debts paid by either Of the parties.
3rd The time aud manner Of tho loss o. said
boat, and ihwhose charge. and under whose
esrc She was ri Tie time ~ her loss.
4tl. Whctherthc said boat was insuted il
so, by whom aud In what Office, aud fdr %hSt
amount, and in Whose possession the policies
lol.nsurancc are; whether they hive been col.
lcctcd or not, and II not, what disposition has
been made Of tie same,
5lh. Whether The said parties, OF tip ,er Of
them, have received anything f6r syId bool
from the 80 called Confederate Sites Or any
other source.
| 6ih, The Indebtedness Of Inc said boat I,
The said parties or sihercs. them, for So lvlec
IN , Uu,,ohs or lgthc same and ny 9th
,nbw 9 HCo,s WNF.dI, rs special Com missioner
rcS g us0 proper or either Of the patties maJ
The parties arc required by ,,he Court 10 pro
duco before me all the bockS, pagers and DC
counts Of said boat so far ls the same may b.
In their possession or uJdcr their control
And II from any caose the taking Of salt
accuun, bo not concluded on thjt day, the Ia
king Of the same will Do adjourned aud con
tiuucd from day today, Or from time to tim
AT tho same place, Until 1t shall be cor
plcted, acknowledgements
: S01t es-tf ..W ... Spec Com.
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and parcel ofproad old Tirginiai there,
fore it appears. to say The least Off, TO
be remarkable. that those who recognize
such Convention, should, nevertheless,
get up an ELECTORAL ticket, with a view
Of casting the vote OF that State for Gen.
Mcclellan P0meroy Telegraph. T ,
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A CARD.

Mn. TIrrErT;-M My friends during my ab.
sence in the army announced Subject to the
decision ofany Convention that might be call
cd) my name for the honorable position of Del
ogate to the Legislature. After continuous
absence Of over three years, / have just return.
cd to my home TO find sickness in my family
and my own health so greatly impaired as TO
preclude my acceptance Of the trust sought to
be imposed by my Union fellow.citizens, il
their wishes were made effective at the polls,
!, therefore, regretting that had not been car
lier in condition to speak for myself and retur-
ming thanks for the compliment extended me I.
most respectfully decline to DO longer coasid.
cred candidate for the House of Delegates.
Yours, DC, WIN. SHANK.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

a II VI w ESI VIRGINIA:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit court Of Putnam connty,in the month Of
October, 1864. rr III
Mary S. McConehoy, Executrix of Irn II. Nc.
Conehey, decd, complainant vs. Charles X.
Morris, Joseph ". Morris, James r. Morris,
Edna Z. Burlington, formerly Edna L. Morris.
Peter L. Love, Mary Morris, widow of John
Morris. deed, Mary s. idc5uuehry, formerly
Mary s. Morris, Sarah A, Morris, the widow
John D. Morris, Mary r. Morris, Helen j. Nor.
ris, children heirs of Joseph Morris, deceased
james W. Hoge. and John Afford Adm'rs Of
said John Morris, deceased, defendants. In
Chancery and Attachment
The ohiectSof this suit is 10 recover Of the de.
fendents the sum Of 81 500, with interest ON
SIS 500, part thereof, from the 18th day of No.
vember, 1857 till p.id; and like interest on SI,.
500. residue thereof, from the 27th of July,
1861 till payment, also The costs Of Judgment
at law forsaid last mentioned amount and cost
ofe1ecution and levy AID sale by Sheriff un.
der same and costs oftlIis suit. And it ap.
pearing by an Affidavit kled with The papers
in the office. that the DEPENDENTS Sarah a. Nor
MS the widow and John D. Morris, Mary r.
Morris, Helen ]. Norris and James Morris, the
children and heirs at INV Of Joseph Morris,
decd, are nonresident Of West Virginia.
It's, therefore, otderkd that the said non.res.
ident defendants, and bach Of them do appear
here within one month hfter due publication Of
this order and do what's necessary to protect
their interests in the premises.
Tcste: I......
GEO. r, MONTAGUE, Clerk
COuco sol [oot l3-n26-A
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A PROCLA NATION

"HEREAS,ty the law II Cor oval, ~
w Tuesday after the itst Mop ilnSS i H. N Sn'
vernber next. is the tine desi. nstcd =, ~ ~.
qualified voters Of fhe several Slater ~ r o 'ne
their proper places Of yotp', mi KIN ~ WEI AZ
q President AND ssde"tp Of It tSe hlG Snd
States And, whorcas, by nm Act oftbo I"~i Iu
,S.StS o. sn,s sac. entitled IAN Ac. 10 regu.
late elections q, BY me people" ii Is made the
duly Of we Go' icrnorto sivo notice Nv pFoeIa.
hpi'So o. We lime Of holding such eIertiop.
a''N rno Imber Of Electors 10 he chosen. m
on NV therefore, !, ArthurI. Borcman, Cover.
""' ii the sta.o Of West Virginia, do issue his
" proclamation, appointing TUESDAY, mn SIN
DAT or EovrNsKR, 1864, as the dhy on which
WIZ Dc held, in the several counties Of ihis
oui an election for five Electors Of President
n.d Vice President Of tho United States. Five
Electors being the naniber the State ,of Yves,
Virginia is entitled 70 aCcordingto her repre-
sep.st;sn IN Compress ron 1850 .frli
t->-V Done At the CityoF Wheeling on the
~. s. 5th day. Of SepGbhcr, in Tie wear o.
49, our Lord Ono Thousand Eight Hun.
bred and SIXTY four, and pf tho State mo see
ohd T'lC. All. FOREMAN DIV
BY the Governor. aailo ND -pft'T
4 kpoH BoyEns. Secretary Of State
September 2s-n24-tO, IN mas.
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Circuit Sour1.

The Circuit Court for this county,
commences in this place on Tuesday,
tho lst day Of November next And we
hope all those ind, bted to US who may
bo,at,enliog'coat, will come prepared
TO pay u.s.
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Rebels ON Coal River.

/, reported thai Lieut.. Brooks anu
about City State troops under his COM
mani, were captured at The Forks Of
Il Coal on Sunday last, by thcrebek. We
hope such is not the case. =
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AteekIg 2egiister
Local Matters,

To ADVERTISERS The Register has
the largest circulation ofany pepper pub
li,hed in this section Of West Virginia,
and the only one in this Congressional
District that is published regularly,
and, therefore, is the best advertising mo-
dunn in this section Of the State.
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.ESUp 70 the time we goto press we
have received nc account Of tho losses
in the West Virginia Regiments, in the
battle olthe 10Th inst, at Cedar Creek,
in the Shenandoah Valley, We expect
20 got itir time for our next. 4
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I'el'lllS:

Twenty per cent Of the purchase money will
be required to be paid in hand the balance up.
on credit ofsix Twelve and eighteen months,
with interest the purchaser executing his bond
with good security for payment Of the deferred
instruments
D.J. REDMOND. Special Com.
sept. 29-n25-4w. ~ ~ ytfCf