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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

n.tvhtskerss Whislke rs!-Do you waht wbskefs
Or Noustaches! Our Gecan Compound will force them 10
grow siooihest face chin, bald Heads Six
ce, $oo. Sent by mail any where, closely seal
WARMER L Co, Box iss, brooklyn. N. " 7eo1y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
Good News for the Soldiers

Good News for the Soldiers |!
SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FOR
wousds received in the line of duty" whether Picket
Skmish, In Battle entitled to from $0I to 1915 ad
dittona ouny.
The following section oi the act Of Congress approved
March Sd, ALL SOLDIERS DISCH aRGED FOR WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, the SAME Bounty
af II they had served out their tull term.
..# Darn READi!i
Sec g. And be IL further enacted that eysty non-commis-
stoned officer private other person, who has BEEN shall
hereafter be discharged from the Army OF the United States
by reason received In bate kkmish pick
ct or In aetie 10 the line b duty Aha be entitled
ceve the bounty IL he had served his null and
all parts of acts Inconsistent with this hereby
pealed."
All soldiers Who hate been wounded In service, In any
manner and who have received Bounty this
entitled to though they had been wounded In battle
will make the COLLECTION Of these back bounties spscia-
ty and all soldiers Who think themselves sned 10 such
will do we'll to call and advise with to the validity
their claims.
Once over Hsttlcss store. Ashisbea Ohio april I7th
1865. ~ Ett F EDGAR HALL, a. r.
Claim Agent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
MARRIED

In Ashtabula on the 9th of August, by Rev
c.. Morton, Mr.. John w. Harris of Madison to
Miss Alice Stephens, of Geneva.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

cases of Asthma and whooping Cough. IL often cures
vhoopipg before It half i course acts at once
tioa and the sufferer IA relieved. In Asthma ass
Dr. wikhA-s Dyspepsia Ps with the Cordial a. they have
never been known TO fall 10 cure thst disease. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
WANTED.

By THE SUBscRIBERs.a 10 rwork
~ ksktsssla on the ksrosd several good sesms Win
waso.. Hossss found and board prosie.d y required Ap
- yoHrHIEGreS ROBERTSON. ceasras,e,s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

The account We gave last week, Of the &C.
cidenta drowning. near the haI bor we are in
formed. by Mr.. Henry Wilkinson. who was
Que OF the party, contained some Sigh, errors.
The name of the deceased was Cyrus s. instead
Of Sylvauus Greenhow, aud his age was %, 10
stead Of "a. After ,hs parties went down the
first time, they both rega ned the boat, bu, in
the effort to right it, both lost their hold, aud
both went to the bottom, HreenhoW holding
his compa lou with both hands by the breas,
from which he became released only by Il severe
struggle. No sooner vas the first hold releas.
ed. than he was agaiu caught by the ftot, but
from this hold, escape was less difficult; Upon
coming 10 the cutface, the boat had drifted
Away, aud Wilkinson struck out for the shore
which he says vas a mile distant; lud wa pickle d
up by boat coming 10 their, relief. lis
strength was so far exhausted, that without
friendly assistance he too, must have fouad d
watery grave. Mr.. w. informs US that he
himself conveyed the remains Of his companion
to his ftipnds. .... ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
: .SpEfiAL 'NVfitES,

y ~. K, " az !. i..,snm, eers,n
R,.,.,,, sr ijlARRHOsA, DYSENTERY, Cholera Morbu.
Fus VI al Rpyel Conpnints Entircy vege
"'''' t1A eosBoRNs &HOwEs ssrsoprie,S.s
s~ata CsTsoSe s,aRMsTsoEa, ms II la,. dsysnDs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
To D9af7lkUrCIs. p all

ys0id DIR, Buchan's drunkerd's care perma-
hntiy graduates the taste pr strong drink and the
worst Of Drunkenness 10 ess than eight weeks
hTheuns Of reformed iuebristas live to bless the day
shey fortunate enough 20 comnce the Of this va
uabls remedy. Price Two Dollars package. t' 'f
Mailed to any idtress receipt Of order by
JAMES 3. BUTLER, AZ broadway, N. Y.
Aislk y Sole Arent for lie U. 5.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

FINE Psrfsmsry end Toilet sr,ieles 81
4~1svr @ y H3rrl HA HENDBya
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

A tKMALE ASSISTANT in Alber,s Gallery, is
wanted Immediately
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
AYEa,s CArHAnr1o PILLS

A RE the most perfect riir;
~ gative WHICH we are ablt
to produce, which we
think has ever yet been made
by any body. Their effects
have abundantly shown 10 the
community how much they
excel the ordinary thedithies
In use. THEY are safe and
pleasant to take, but powerful
TO = cure. Their generating
properties stimulate tie vital
activities Of the body, remove
the distractions of Its ORGANS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
W EEKLY TELEGRAPH
] Ia Eis ssv sAmts sssol lGG kCI 81
10 CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

" q yeat .irvar,sbly in Advance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
BEDoUIN ARABS q

Nine ia number, vii, appear in'thefs Wonders
full and characteristics fsnss n cash exhIbi-
ton. There Is no race Of people on ths
Globe, around whieh cehters more that. ID
interesting TO she public in gensral. and
the hl tofical student ia partieaIsv, chan
the race to which these 1.-the shd graesful
Nemads belong Whether eons.dersd ii
relation to the pecsiar iifs they issdethS'
hold iheis ancient life ard habits. as deseris-'
Cd in the Bibls-theiF Isspcaaeasss m,
poetry and song-theIr powers d phynieal
enddfante, and thSir ainiost .ri1ifaeuless n
Iskill as horsemen, thsy challenge DUR Won
4 der and respect. Those attached TO thfs
estab blishment are noble speeimens nj thair
tribe and present all the prcniiAritiss cs
their people, while as .'s'.' 'A's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

In addition to those most unique ana re-
markable attractions, wsieh Of theuselve~
excel all ethsrs now before the paiSlie, the
Managers take pride and pleasnsS- IN xn.
Louncing that the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
Mr. CRoSEEWXg
The Gfaat Lion Tansrt

Win DEN OF. SIX -ENoRA0Cs fj0SS,
fresh from the Fofest, iintsmed aud unsub,
dsesh-ssvt BY this Beast Cosqsersr. Nho,s'
daring Expioi at Astley's Amphithaarr.
London. wos him eHduring fame. III.
glorloas ict eonsisssd III going alone intp =
whole herd of Beasts, which had eSeartd
who feIl in ,tbeh way, and BY his my a,sricus
power, queiling theft rage and thirst sar
blood. and leading them back to their dsns
Mr. Crockett. will appear at each Psrfss-
nance, IN their enormous cage, feed thss.r
with raw meat fiom his naked hand, asp'
demonstrate his control over them " max
ing them sffofn a namber Of manoeuvA
res d ,d novel evelutions. During an inter-
val in the Circus Entertainment Mr.. croch.
EFT Will 60 through bis daring and wonder
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
Beautiful Lady Riders 2
IN THE WORLD.sS'iio
"a "A STUD OF TN ss,s

Drawing the Fairy Chariot u Titanis {
Tn. whole forming the most attractive est :
door display ever witnssssd on thia Cons
Attached 10 tkis Estsblhhmsns IL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

| horde Of Federal taX.gltherers who are
now eating outtheir substance. a
l6. Resolved, That the -Four Dollar
Militia Commutotion TaasdVPressiye, and
ought to be repealed.
II. Resolved, That the freedom Of
speech, of the press and Of elections, kqJcas
corpus and trial By Jury, are the birth
hight ofall American citizens, guaranteed
| by both Federal and State Constitutions
that we will maintain and defend them as
such in every extremity, and that we de-
InOuuCe especially the arrest OF Citizeus by
military authority in States or places
where the civil tribunals are unmolested,
on1 ,neir execution, imprisonment or trial
by military Commis ions, as pal pable in.
| Factions of the Constitution, and outra.
goous upon public liberty and private
right.
Is. Resolved, That the continued sUs.
pension Of the writ Of habsas corpus since
the termination of the war, and when all
,metense Of necessity is passed--the denial
Iola right Of trial by jury, and the trial Of
citizens no. in the military service by
military commissions and the open inter.
ference with elections by military power,
as in the recent instances in Kentucky and
Tennassec--arc revolutionary violations of
the Constitution, threatening the very
existence Of our most ancient and sacred
rights, that they por.end danger to the
liberties Of the country greater than has
ever before menaced them, and which it is
the duty Of all good citizens 10 ueet with
the most determined opposition and most
sleepess vigilance.
10. RGSovled, That, while we will,
resOlurely and persistently. condemn all
mlraCtions Of the Constitution, by whom.
soeyer committed, and while we regret that
The terms rpaciIica;ion agreed to by Major
Gen. Sherman in April last, were not at
once ratified By the Federal Executive, we
will, nevertheless, stand by President
Johnson in all Constitutional efforts to
Immediately restore to the States the
cHescise OF their rights aud powers within
the Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
JONES HOUSE,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

Mr.. JoNrs has purchased the Old Ply
mouth House, and changed its name as
above. The House has been rcmoieled and
is now open for the reception OF the public,
1t is on the wharf, a healthy location, unt
10 pains will be spared to make the stay d
visitors at this house, all they can wish
Charges low as the times will afford.
June 29lh 1863 -.6mn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
SPEECEi OF
Hon. George II. PendIctOn,

At the session of tho Democratic
State Convention held at Columbus,
Cd the Gath ult., an address was de
Iiycrcd by Hon, George II. Pondle,
ton. TLv following IL the speech az
reported il the Cincinnati Enquirr
or:
REMARKS OF TIE NON. GEORGE, II.
PENnLEToNo
Mr. Pondleton said he would not
detain tho Convention long; that
this was not the time nor the place
for much speaking; that he would
rot cutter into details nor discuss at
length the topics which appropriate
| ly belong to this campaign. lie
spoke OF the harmony which had
marked tho proceedings OF tho Con,
Iyention--.of the excellence of the
Ticket, aud OF the good 2mcns which
Iatteuded this commencement Of the
contest.
He congratulated the Convention
TINT at length grim visaged wa:
hath emoOthad his wrinkled front,
ard the questions now 10 be consid>
cred belonged to the domain Of ar
gumont ana not arms. lie congrat.
ulaled the country that the Demo-
cratic party still lives, in all ita
vigor, to confront these questions, and
10 put their solution to tue crucial
les. Of those principles by whichit &c
long and SO safely and 80 prosper
Ou5ly administered the Government.
90 he Democratic party is dead, ,
Say our opponents. Let them lool
here upon us, this day, and believe
that in numbers, at least, it is form
idable. Let them look into the his
tory of parties and the philosophy O
the Government, and if they answer
honestly, they must say that SO Ions
as free government shall last, there
must be, there will be, a party, as
serting our principles, advocatin.
our policy, and probably bearing ou
name. The war is over. Its avow
ed object, Of breaking the militar,
power Of the South, Is accomplished
! The evacuation of Rlchmod hnroun
ced it. The surrender of Lee con
frmed it. The capitulation of ever
armed force between the Potoma
and the Rio Grando ratified it. Tn
march Of Sherman TO Washington
the review OF the armies, the mus
tering out Of regiments and brigades
and divisions and corps, establish il
And yet here and there, and espe.
cially now, when the exigencY @
elections requires the exercise of al
bitrary power or the extreme posi-
tions, we hear from some ex,Maio
General, who wants an office, @
, shoddy contractor, whose NAV
, not yet filled, or fanatic, who want
/ more power, that the war is not owe
yet. Why not? Has not the Fedel
al power been establisheds Hay
not the Constitution and the Law
J been asserted over the secede
. Statea7 On the 92d day Of July
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

-JUsTIcEs BLANKS, BLANK DEEDS,
etc. Of all descriptions for sale at this
Office. 7-.-- III.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
PEN pLETON.

REMARKS OF THE NON. GEORGE. H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS In this
Court yesterday the case of Jesse Sturm
cs Richard Parrish was fully argued,
The cases of Andrew rs John NJ Koeh1..
lein, Jacob Bush, Administrator. rs. ",
J. Bailey; Abraham Raiues rs Thomas
Kirk; the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company rs. jeremiah Beatty; and Wut
Hood and others u.s. John Maxwell, were
continued. The case of VIM D Williams
rs Messrs Ong x McGrew was argued
and Court adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

4 FINE MoNUMENT--We were yeSter-
day shown an excellent monument
which has just been completed by MI.
NJ. W. Jordan at his marble work, nn
Market street, which for design and
workmanship would be hardt to heat. The
sandstone base of the monument IS
three feet square and fourteen inches
high; the marble base two feet square
and eight inches high; the dye block is
two feet two inches high, and one foot
seven and One-half inches square; the cap
is two feet square and twelve inches
high, and the urn and stem which sur
mount it are two feet six inches high
Four neatly carved wreaths OF flowers
adorn the dye block, an ornament leai
the lower mould of the cap, and we'll
formed drapery beauties the urn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
NOTICES.
Administrators Notice.

HAVING KEEN 2FPOsNt H y
Ii ADMINISTRATORS of the estate of tlF
late Col. Joseph Thobmn, desire 10 notify a
persons having claims against said estate, z
present the same 10 me duly certified TO for II
tlemeut. Persons knowing them selves to b. ~
debted to said estate. will please call aud seth
promptly -.
During his last visit to his family, Colonel Th9
burn made out bills against those indebted =
him for medical attendance Those bills are nof
in INV possession. / will retain them Tor roa
sonable length of time to give an opportunity
for such,as desire to Ito SO, To settle tner OIll
without unnecessary cost, either TO the estate q
themselves. 81. JANIS NlLSoN'
dec29-lm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

RIVER MATTERs.-The river was fall
ing yesterday, with about eleven feet
water in the channel The extreme cold
weather had a depressing effect on bust
ness, and ice formed rapidly in the river
The steamer Rebecca, Capt John Nc.
Lure, Jr, will leave for Cincinnati this
evening
The steamer Wild Wagner Captain
Drown, will alsoleave for Cincinnati this
evening
The Eagle left for Parkersburg, and the
McPorter for Pittsburg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

tt~e'Ntos.-Niue Confederate prison
us recently yaPtmed in BraXton county,
were brought TO this city and placed in
me Athenaeum on Sunday, Among the
number is one Jacob Fucker, of the 10Th
Virginia cavalry, who wore the Federal
uniform when captured He viii be
tried as a spy, Before the war he resided
III Taylor county. .o'4-' .e .a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
CITY AND STATEMENTS.
rs. co,d and Other Markets, and
,,;s-eIlaneous Matter, 4" b f"""" "'
tho Fourth Page.

4 NEW AND CHEAP INVENTION
AMONG the many developments OF 'ne
prevailing oil excitement, not the ie1S.
ro,oor,lable.is the successful adoption .,
n.trolenm to economical household and
General use forpurposcs of light ana iuei !,
We observe that the patience enc, - "n 1
perseverance of a gentleman VINO mas
tested the matter in the eastern 'i''o''
have been crowned with success anu d
.;,,,o,S and r4iirnt apparatus has been
- .,.,;rI, virtually snpercedeS the
oof g,.I in fbe manufacture OF gas
~, a~o.os. of manufacturing gas
A:. prire!nie can be applied with
,T facility to The family wants
small private residence, TO
,.,r.r.meuts of hotel, steamboat,
4 -.,,i car. or place of entertainment,
p, the demand, of large city. In It's
seem. limo the apparatus is so free from IN
......v as danger that its management
,,,. hrconifded 90 any one OF common
.....ri,.rre without the slightest tear
u. ...iI.nf 10 makes the quantity OF
desired Iu,t a fast As the gas is con-
-r,oed a.d no faster, and this without
-.,. aid of a meter, no matter what NUM-
,.~ar b1rnrrs uay be from tune 10 time
ut
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

LEGIsLArURE.-A majority of meu+
bers of the Legislature have already
reached this city, and are prepared 'la'
action" The two Houses will come 70
order today at noon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
YIN C. A-Ata regularmeeting of the
Young MEMS Christian Association, held


Young MEMS Christian Association, held
at their rooms last evening, the follow
inc officers were elected for the ensuing
AE VA ~ u AGEsG ITF,
year: g. l. doE -is' sI33 L. GO frf-..--re III
President, Rev. S. B. BarBitz; Vice Presi-
dent, Mr.. A. Bone, ST.; Secretary, Mr..
George Stoner; Treasurer Mr. Az 4.B.
Simpson; Librarian, Mr.. 5. G. Stevens.
In accepting the Office to which he had
Jeen reelected, the President made a
brief review of the work accomplished
by the Association during the past year
The Religious Book Store had proved a
decided success, and had been the means
of introducing a new and heightened
supply of reading matter into the city
and state; religious tracts. and copies OF
tic New and Old Testaments had been
scattered broadcast throughout the city
and the camps of soldiers Throughout the
tented field; the frequent letters received
from the army, attested the great and
glorious work being done by the Associ-
alton through the Religious Book House
The meeting was an interesting and
encouraging one, and will long be re-
membered by all who were fortunate
enough to be in attendance. .........
The young men of the city should take
more interest in this Association, and en-
deavor, by all means III their power, to
increase the attendance at its meetings,
and the interest in its noble object, as
there can be no better way Of forwarding
the cause of our Divine Master
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, W. VA. 9Th Dec. le64


i THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
aud election for Directors of the parent bank aud
branches If Wellsburg and ParkerSburg viii be
held at the Banking House in Wheeling, ON
Tuesday the seventeenth day of January next
between the hours OF eleven o'clock y. NJ, aud
three o'clock T. NJ. c. LAME, Cashr
deo3l. It'd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

GEO. W. GIBSON and Patrick Banap
were each fined tive dollars aud cost,
yesterday, by Alderman DUTY, tor dis
orderly conduct
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

DR. C. W. ROBACK--Sir Your Blood Puri
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines I could keep. They are Just the med
icine for the people peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague, but the people use them
as general medicine
To break an attack OF the Ague take table
spoonful of the Flood Purifier every hour and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills and in three days the complaint will
he removed and permanent cure effected
All who try this Recommendations applying toa
physician will be saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly y. b. TAFT.
BANGOR Van BurenCo. Mich. Sept Q "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

SCiCIpG.-A iameutable case Of suicide
occurred in East Wheeling yesterday
morning about eleven o'clock, Ms Fran
els sutton aged about sixty or seventy
wears. win. has lor some time past resided
with her >Qn-ni-law on Centre, between
sixth ana seventh streets, being the I'M
fortunate victim. Fog severalyear past
MIS- Sutton has been partially derauged
and her relatives have been compelled
90 constantly watch her t. prevent her
From juiu. herself injury She had for
some time been allowed to carry a razor,
witch which she said she paired the corlts
upon h.r tnt THE razor was dull and
buat aud perfectly worthless even for
urrorr,s, lur which she claimed to
cuyyit Nt.wdays a@oshe clandostinely
took ;b. ta.or yo cutlery store and
had IL ground Sharp Yesterday morn
iur, while standing upon porch
.hct jo thc house she pro
u..1II. .raai ,uJ hen throat =
N1oa.ha agmhcr OF persons saw h5r
,..1. fntI,a,t of cutting. the work wis
u .. quickly ;hat they could not
l.~.. l.lu,.or, IT. WIS too late to rescue
i'm Tie iugul~l cha was entirely sew
c..J 81 ... .la,.,5ad two or three small
CT nash v... indicted above the fatal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
FOR SALE.
.
A Large Tract of Valuable
OIL Lam ID,

OIL Lam ID,
S,ITEATE IN GILMER COUNTY,
- WESTERN VIRGINIA. Viz-lOc1 zone
thousand acres mainly tat bottom land,
watcred throughout lis surface by Bear Syca.
moro and otser smaller streams or forks ofSteer
creek on the Little Kanawhl river
Tho LITTLE Kanawha river affords facility du.
rinq the wear Tor transportation. BY Lighters to
the Ohio IIycrat PsTSsTsOurgh, nom which lat
ter city tire property Is distant about twenty
five miles. .E.r-... .,.r.,
about aiteen miles, but q branch from TINS -
proposed, which VIII run through the Oh region,
Acc ouIgiuy ing the usual oil Indications on tue
streams lnd surface waters ths Land III TINS en-
tire section presents a dark iAtty appearance
and combined With other geological formation
Main to the most ceyiniOu mind 81 al c0nvcrsaut
viii oil TERRITORY siSss d-surtnee that the de-
vel0pmeut Of tins property Val DO most PEobt'
able.
In this Connection il IS only necessary u refer
TO the famous L.sWeilyn Well u tho immediate
vicinity. which toI over iiitcen months FoHff
u,out one thousand barrels DAILY aud numerous
other wells that at depth Of b. to ~ feet give
a steady yield of > 70 - barrels daily.
Burning Spring have been known Tor -
years on t5elotsalDal tho Syeam1r. FORKS, and
,sbsL, bou.n. here iyr salt about that period
GoiI xas struck but its uses being then IN
kIu.yin toring for sait-wss ablndOneds and the
ilITra-tv in consequence for hong time was
deemed 70 be valueIess.
TIrTs fr,o 5rt,sr ~ beariHg tevttogY
kr1rt frouf the oleaginous wealth OF this
n-nTsr+v rlsfriy visibie the geological survey
t-idruce- abundance OF iron ore. the develop
ment Of which itm7y Be well 70 state. was the
prime obje ctiH yislsi non OF glrahJ pJue based
IN 1siS.. ..g.ay.
the iTnrnr nse trees Of oak With which parts Of
fbe Ind .ro thickly covered and invaluable fOr
shin building This timber was also an incen
tive n the purchase ~ FIRST bat only a. heees
sity in smelling the rich stores Of iron ore
fhisDareeh 0f IlGD asUss, bow offered IS pEe
mn III The estate The remainder comprising
tyIctsyin GIiTner Calhoun aud SYnt c0HnfisS 70
the ceutue Of the oil sstratA towing through
Western Virginia.
The DELAYS Incidental T. the settlement Of
fsrre estate have hitherto iPrsy eBt-d tb- sKssu
tSrsi from oheriB the property fot sale!l .,
4 The title 10 ~ lam Is frfylnHt fIid ab0t"te
being bv Eirtasro f part 0fa Land Oibee- LEeas-
ury Exchange Warrant FOR 1000 acres 70
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