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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
TO OUR FARMERS.

While lie oil-ferer seems to be -dginy in our
midst, and many are boring 70: fortunes aaid
TO he hidden away down in the bowels Of the
cs-.b, it il still necessary thu, some should
devote themselves 10 The raising Of the natural
products Of the farm, else VIC would soon find
ourselves "shor:. of ra,ions." And 10 our
farmers We would :a% that while YOU are
"lcasng' your lands tc !!iose SO eager in
their search FOR greasy fortune, You can just
as we'll cultivate the surface as you. DID. preri-
ously; and then, ii oil be found, yoc: Fortune
is made, whereas, if oil be not found, He;%'ng-
no time or money!, lest! We endorse the
following views of the Gallipclis Journal:
a, no period Of our c6uutry's history, has
the farming inleres; been so we'll fostcred as
now. Every product of the farm commands u
fabulous price. Nor is It necessary. For the
farmer 10 70 FAR for u murGct. /, is !o"2i n
his own door, Horses, cattle, sheep, hogs.
noul,ry. eggs butter, hay, corn. oats, wheat,
potatoes, apples, turnips, are all in demand,
a, prices that four years ago were never
dreamed &c. Cac., only, will purchase any Of
:hc ncccssarics ef!ifc. which the farmer has 10
sell. IL is true that the cos, OF producing has
been increased. I, is true, also, tha; articles
which the farmer has to buy have Gonc up in
nricc, but no; 10 ,hc same extent.
tcain, the farmer has the advantage in
he sac: .Aa: his land is thus far free from
war tax, and he j, allowed all his expenses Of
producing cccr, before any tax is charged
UPON his income. The manufacturer is taxed
on every ar:i:l" he make, and then taxed
unon his inc>mc. Others are taxed upon their
r:cci2;=. Every cSrclicnt has been devised
20 tax ar,iylcs %: luxury. or raise revenue
from other sources than the farming interest.
"Prepare then tor tue camruisH Of lSG6.--
Spring, with NJ is a:,cndar. labcrs, will
soon be at naGd. Plough dce! plan: good
seed in the proper season, cultivate well, and
rus; the rest 20 Providence. Dis;aiss al icals
about TIE safety Of your Government. and
YEAR products from rebel Invasion. Educate
your children, and subscribe for the Jo"Tmi,
and wni:c cop!crhcadS hiss, and croakers
predict terrible calam;lies, you will fluid yoar
bark sailing smoothly down the stream o.
time. free from care, and enjoying life rs The
crca;o: designed all honest men should
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

e1" The numerous friends Of Captain +.
Blazer, will be gratiaed 10 learn that he is
now at his homo in Gallipolis. lie suffers
severely from rheumatism contracted in rebel
prisons, though otherwise we'll. We shall
furnish an account Of his prison lifo in the
next Journal. Meantime, if any one desires
TO see the quality Of food furnished our
prisoners by the rebels, he can call ut the
Journal Office and feel tie "hcft" of n ration
brought home by Capt. Blazer and left with
US. Copperheads are particularly invited to
smell it,! Guliipolis Journal
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

IyronrAxr TO PURCHASERS or POSTAGE
SrAMrs.-roS,mastcr arc obliged to receive
all Treasury notes for stamps uad postage, If
clearly genuine, no matter how torn and de-
fiiced they may be, providing one.twentieh
part thereof be no, missing; and fractional
currency, if no, one.tcn,h part be missing.
These mu,latcd or dcfnced notes they are TO
:erd to Washington to be retired from circu-
latun.
We would suggest that our mutilatcd postal
currency be got cut OF circulation as soon as
possible.
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OIL ITEMS.

frazier 4 Co, e Marietta. have ordered
twelve engines TO his field to develop "v:!
territory Several vi :!c:r haze already Az
y:yed and souc up Elk. One il &: Work OIL
CamD1clis creek. Several framed horlcs for
Offices, and ether buildings. are on ,Eci" way
here fors,hi9 comran:. we understand; aal
thcy will erect Z complete hotel - seen as
they can find Il suitable cite.
Mr.. Love-! els" tells us that he has TWO NJ &c
engines which he cApccts here tho c9u,ins
week, aud scvcra! others Coming.
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LETTERS ACKNOWLEDGING THE RECEIPT OF
MoxEr MUST DE STAMPED. Commissioner
Lewis writes to New. York firm, in reply to
M inquiry, that "wherc tho acknowledgment
Of sum Of money or debt due Is contained
~ q letter, such is valid legal receip. for
The money, and Il the amount exceeds SO, !!
requires stamp OF Two cents. IL adj
dresses o letter to c D, saying: Your letter
Of January II, enclosing $500 on account, has
been received do no; see how the case diff
fers from the one where he writes: Received
from c 2 800 on account. Roth are re.
seis;.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

TIL ILLUSTRATED rnErH0L"cirAL lnrEHaa
Cor March, contains Gov. Fcrton Of New
York; Edward Everett, the Orator; MAJOR
Davidson the Patriot; Aristotle. the rh;lrso-
phcr Charles Fouicr, the Socialist: W. H..
Fry, the Composer; with Portraits and Eios-
rap,lics. The races Of Men: Caucassians.
Mongol;ans, Philippians, American Indians
and Maiayaus, with grouped portraits O; each,
and Map showing the Geographical ,liStri-
button Of Mankind, with Seventeen l.!u-,ra-
ions Also rhysiognomy, Or Signs Of Char
ac:cr;" Love Under Difficulties; Forc.sccing.
and Seeing at Sea-" Working Together
for Good," 10y Rev. II. ". Eecchcr; Ruling by
Love: Experience Of Il School Teacher; Light
Gymnas,cs The Inscru,nblc; Our Right TO
Reason; How We Change; How the Brain
molds the Uranium, and the Head conforms to
The Character; with Answers 20 Corrcspon-
dents, etc. An excellent number. Subscrir-
tions received Mt this Office.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

TERRlBLE.-Our exchanged prisoners by
hundreds, come back to US idioGc from the
cruclties they have borne. Tho body sur.
wives fccbly the tormenls inflicted upon it,
but the mind dies; and only because reason
forsnkcs her throne does the body protracl
wretched existence. Think, think, ye loyal
people Of the North, think whnt miseries un.
utternble arc enwrappcd in TINT statement.
7Mnk that your brothers come back to you
alive only because they come back idiots and
lHnatics!
May God consume in his wrath Rebellion
guilty Of such work
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

Col. X. V. WHALrY.-Wc again tax"
pleasure in acknowledging cur obligations t"
our worthy Rep~Scuta,v. Cor valuable doc
umcnts anu !;,;ors received. We mad no iclca
Of tho immense amornt OF business, &c,
which he forn'i tire II attend TO for his con-
stituect$. while III Washington. until it was
represented to Us by Capt. j. i. Heart, who
has spent the wintcrin Washington al whom
We are happy to welcome back Among US.
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,..o Rebels Need Arm''

.,v months past the reoel military
For many ~. been carefully cleaning
Authorities ,so field 70: lead. cannon balls and
every Da,':S 80 Lee i. using his provost guards
arms, sna n' ~ .otb.r up arms wherever they
everywhere " Il is apparent that in eon'e-
ca" be ' OF ,ne s,oppnge of blockade running
quenIe Obstruction. ,u of most Of the rebel mill
md the at:" . arms and other warlike supplies
,ary fae'oF'''' ...o No wonder-as NO hnvc
are gF"x'"S, Zoo pieces of artillery from them
taken over r ' NV, year, besides thousands Of
sma!.arns; while we have 'O'' ' 'C -,.',, Nv
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

OrR STATE GorCRNMrSr.-Thc new admin.
istra,ion Of the West Virginia State govern.
men,, since Saturday the 4th ius,. reads as
follows:
Gorernar-Arthur. I. Doreman.
Secretary Of SGN--Granvillc D. Hall.
.imlitor-Joseph NJ. McWhor,cr.
7ir,e:xcr-Camptcll Tarr.
.lUorney GeneraI-Ephraim i. Hall.
Adiutant Gcnerdi-F. 2. Pierpont.
luar,erma.ter GenrrG!-G. ". Brown.
Trca:urtr's Clerks. NJ. lIornbrook.
1u9io-'s CHrk-Tan d. Hall.
The above named gentlemen constitute o
working corps Of officers, nearly every one Of
whom has been tried and found efficient,
faithful and capable Wheeling Htc'igrncr.
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,,-,, and ,irty:tro itd;fal pi,sSa.

r., ;,,>,n lura,,a and ,ir|y:'co isa'''' prior.
Th""f" " S",;sbury, North Carolina, during
'.' a'' S,r W. ending December ls'h Tho larger
portion S o.. '" were .horhy the guard on fry
olous nrctcnccs' , tho rebel prison al
o D".s LAND sNo" but 2o' deaths out Of
over ~. ,hs rebel journals have the nudn-
M" ~, -, our Ja1Iarity, while many OF
cry 10 ,4 Who do return are almo'. id'"''e fro"
our . "', they have received!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

WE rcgre: to learn Of severe acc;dcn,
which happened to Mr.. Jos. Kecver, who, in
telling tree on Friends farm, some weeks
ago. was so unfortunate rs TO have both Of his
legs broken. His family having 20 means Of
support during his necessary confinement,
Mr.. Simon Burke has benevolcntly interest
cd himself in their behalf, and will be glad 10
receive contributors from our citizens.
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now TO REPAIR. a ROAD.

Spring is here and cur Supervisors nil!
soon hare us all ou., at work on the roads: In
order 10 10 ready 70 do up good job, il
would be we'll to give tho following careful
perusal:
"The irst requisite is to have dry bed
Cor the road. W.iihou, this, the supervising.
,ure. Of whatever material it may be compos-
ed, will soon become rough and uneven
Some soils are naturally drained and the
cravelly subsoil thrown upon the surface and
rounded little makes as good pain aS need
be. Others need draining, and no amount OF
gravel upon the surface will make good bed
without it. We frequently "nd bad pl9ces
upon q hillside where the water Is always
bursting out in rainy seasons. y three Inch
.ilc drain, four feet deep, just above these wet
places. would make them dry up permanent
~, and save large expenditure every year.
If tiles are MT available, stones or. wood
should be used. There is no help for these
mud holes but il draining the bed. y single
dollar spent Mt the botlc:, IS worth ten Ypent
u, the top in gravel. Roads IRE so constantly
IN use, md the prosperity Of the farmer 70
much depends on thciu, that 10 pans should
DC spared to have them Of easy grade ana, as
smooth us possible. AL glasses in the eem-
man;,y are benefited by good roads, but the
fnrmcr most. All his surplus crops must 20
over the road 10 market, and it ma kes great
difference with him in the course Of the year,
whether he take ton mud half ut load, or
only half that quantity. Good roads add to
the value Of every acre he owns and Of every
thing that he produces. to say nothing OF their
influence upon his r,anLooI. They are
mark OF the progress Of civilization, and
pretty good index Of the moral culture Of the
PEOPLE. \ team stuck in the mud, the snap
ping Of white,rccs and traces, the curslng
and bad tcmper Of the driver, show TINT 'thcre
is something rotten in Denmark The mud
holes undo tho work OF the .chsrl house and
the church. There is an intimate connection
between the highways and the mora! ways O.:
people. In mcnins either it is very safe
maxim TO tcgi. al ;hc Lo;t"m.
y little Of this applied 10 our own streets
might be Wholesome.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

E@- We call attention to Strauss S Bros
new s,ock Of Spring end Summer Coos.
81 VIC ca. special attention 20 "Nasori,
Notice 10 to.day's paper.
r4 SEQ "Ner Btot, just received.
nG- The Cottage Nc. ., is now mukins reg
ular trips between hero and Cincinnati. She
leaves here Tuesday morning, and Cincinnati
Friday evening. We hope 10 zee ne: remain
in the trade.
Soc House and Lot wanted.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

rur LIN MAR E",rE.-Wiil Jesse e.
Riley, or ANY other man." please selll in
MS biz! f"r c3rryia: the mail from Charleston
10 Spencer, It onc", nr conc DOVE and IL; Us
know wlu. lie intends TO do? Tic r"u,c.
through the Kindness Of c., Whalcy has
been ordered and will he opcnyd just AS so2a
as n responsible bid is forwarded ;or carrying
the mail.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

o. the chronological journal We cannot
spcnk too highly. The elevated tone it main.
,ains in the treatment Of every subject oil
which i, teaches, whether religious, scientific,
or literary. ought to make it constant and
welcome visitor in every family.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

JrnGiXG from the EamEcr Of rebel desert
cry coming in here, Lees army m~s: have ~
ready commenced "asr@ni-hins The world -
invading II, North" Cine hv"lrcl ana
.twen,y-ninc lc.cr:crs and fvH:;rcn refugees
have been reported this week; aud We Hear
Of 80 more NJ the r:"cr Who a:s expected to.
.l"r.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

Anvrrrrsr: secret Of Jay r"Shes
crca, success in selling L. :. boud-, il TIM lie
a,lvcrti:cc them liLcra!l". Secretary FcsScn-
den did not, and therefore fr"ud difficulty in
di>posing of them. There is no more signal
instance Of the value .: advertising.
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Notice TO Bridge Builders
NEW BOOKS, &C.,
o. HAND, AND FOR SALE.

Scots Autobiography. IN vols.
House and Homo Papers, by Mrs.. Stowe.
American Conflict. lsl vol, by Greeley.
Pocket Diaries, lSSJ
1hc Company Clerk.
Webster Unabridged Dictionary.
Smuckrr's History Of the Rebellion.
Chronicles Of the Rebellion.
lii', Speeches, &c, Of 4. Lincoln.
Two Pictures by Mcintyre.
The Shocnberg Gotta Family.
hlAry If Kitty rr"vyiyun.
Good Fight, by RrAdc.
Ih" iiypsirs u the Danes IAkc,
N"caris, by the author Of ISulah."
Our Mutual Friend, bt Dickens.
Boys Of the IMhl.. -.
lrving,on Stories.
tn" Tribune Almanac
The Magazines for February and March.
Novels. Stationery, &c.
Pic,orias, Music, &C.
Als0-copy.E9os', Drawing rSpcr, Bristol go.,d, l..
EsE- We order any EDol or article r,u,,, o,,,,.
MOORE A Rbo
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

HdT;.:inru,n: eharac'eri,,c Of T Ws., IN.
, BE was The fore Of Daniel au 1I,asr
So he sSa rns'ssn IL. :eH sny
s;"tesn''" o. ~" .uJ Inniel Webster may differ,
ham ' crrnn.y Tv"bIe each other In tiny
; m"Srr 'v to express themselves i" the 'eSe''
ro.siblc words.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

ArA.,yr. ,racciy occurred II loa(smowh
on las, Su':;",lay, resulting in tho ,!"ath Of
VIM. Ballard, Of Co. G, 'th Yves, Va. Cavalry.
1t seems tina, Ballard vn3 icccx;catcd, and,
attacking Private - Adkins VIII revolver.
was sho, down in Sclf-defcncc.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

LrASED.-Thc New Hotel building Of MIR.
John Dufour, on the upper end Of the wharf,
in iallipolis, has been leased TO Mcssrs. bud.
ding, Bowyer and Miller, Of Kanawha, Mt
$1,000 per annum. 1t is expected 70 open
some time in May next.
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MASONIC NOTICE

A IL. "AEclESr FREE AND ACCEPTED x..o.. .,
ted wS" Ls s Of %SStpE and veins
cnt resden" or 'ourncrs IN charicston s psss.
; 70 meet al the Office of d. A. T. SriTprn99'
eeIceE r iSip'a, on MONDAY the 2s int. a.
Desa.Sa 20 the Masonic Convention 10 be- 2.% sepSnG
rin~ 1sn W. Aps r. lse for the purposs Of otr.n
l'S o TsSho Lodge Tor this State. ~ ''s>o'
"A SEVERAL NIenvc
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NOTICED

A IL PERSONS ARE. FoRnlDnry n ..;;,i,,
~ trusting my wife; MARTHA = rh lE4nEsoT1Sa OR
account, S us shall pay no debs of Der On ny
,n ;,s date, she having wlfuy .ft my BED 1aS .a.s
cHI'LrTos. T.YA, AureA Il, lss:-o 1885, Isii'0AFH,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

We have q communication from one 0: the
Coopers Creek Meeting" which VIC will
givc next week. Also several other COM
muuications, &C., that arc crowded out.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

In the fifth chapter Of Isaiah, the place a,
which the Eblc Was opened for Mr.. Lincoln
to take tic oath Of o:!icc, the following verse
occurs:
Wo unto them tina. rise up carly in the
morning that they may follow strong drink;
tina. continue until nigh, ill wine in;'amc
them
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

prnrsG the last ,lry day.. Two 'hor'a"d
rebel ,!rscr;crs have Lccn received at h"s"-
;uyton, forty of whom were officers.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

r,,r,,,rx ,"n FrrL.--Thc Erie Dnpate"
'''I 49,. ;,s determination to employ pctfe,
a''H"r ,'r incl both to drive the presses una
,,..t the building.
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Dixie I.oa!o.-" Slavery is blessing TO The
negroes" "wc will give them freedom if
they will fgh. for Us extra BILLY.
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,r,Lo h,.. cr,,,cs orc nov; ,,;S,.I hero. r,,
..
even 0"' e'"Ee'' an" '"' 40. '"| ": i'0">
by taking the Ain'S gwen III INC borrowing
cNpericnlc, in which Mr. Glidlcn, OF lrOn,On,
q Rms h.cp VERY successful IN PRODUCING
c., .,;,,.
I" '''"""'"'' " '''' "">'' y. e'"I
having made i'' SHlohS y! wine from '"e
c-s>re y:e,grcI on eight square rods Of
,,,c.,u,
,.nY ~ boys II.
49,, ,,r ....;o,.:i,,r, "
- ,,.,.:-a.:,, w.. ,yc con- o;vr IN
,.'.,i;no
r'i;, Nv C,%lJo, lat. IL. ~;rcS or,y
,ta, r,oi.,' ,I,,', - ,m.i. ,L.,s .,,.,.
go, ;.,,,. ,,..o.,, I,,. d,:, H.
",'Se - '''>
,,s, ..,,l 20 ,Lo Lor1
'.', ', %,L, ,,.,;., r;w,.. ,'.c,,
ITa .,..tn> !, -. rich 80 rn.,ii,,c with SIN.
~. ,,,,,urr T., .,,, .;rp;h Of II or Is inches
,,';v:"', =, Gnn t.. = ro,>;ary,Ilc onun,;.y
,rI ,irI o,,n.,o,h :, ,,okc IN, ~r,rnd ur,cr !,
=, ,,ra,'a,,J VI, .n.i ,a.orS III, ~r,uuI
,.;,as - 49,. f,,i .,,,,.n., l;,;. ,nor,.c
:. H., liz. ,.,r., 81 r,c, ,,r,, Lv .. rr.,
III, :, rt,..,,,. -, ,,;.,,,rc,, c,r,h ON on,
49,. .nI ,ho ,,... s1or, ,hc lu,,cm ON ,L.
..',c.. rnJ SOFA =, III. ,rcYrh tho roS,, :or an
,rhor ~ III. Ln,,,u, az Inc trench he places
bc1c; from the SLAUGHTER house, to the depth
If five o.: six inches; anon the boucs he packs
solo. about Is or 20 inches O.: stable manure.
anon the ,vo Of which lie puts Ike prepared
earth taken from tie top Of The ,rcnch in
,E"..;n., and the clay from the ho,!om is
spread over the surface o: the ground.
=, lie sets his r,ants. After that he never
di.. Ike ground, hu, APPLIES Ill feed" in q
TN ,,v-,sin...
:; In rho ease oc bearing r;acs, every day
whom !, doe. no, rnio the whole surface of
n, r,,..,a !, err,lv srriuklcd with water
from tho time the .rapcs are formed until
,;nr All the SUMMER, nil his vines are fed
wi,L linn wa,cr nbou, two.;hirIs of q buckle,
fru of lime to ~ Gallons Of water, and all the
.o,nsn1s and ali the disb-wo,cr from th-
E;,c,,.r * fell 10 the yine.. Tho hcayy
I,r,.hr. ny, ,;,l m with ,wiuc to sunport
,hnn,
H., ,;us ,,,l. ,bo limo rim, br.ncbc, ro.
~ ,;nn. oh,,, ,Lrc, ,;,ncv ~ c.,,oI-
10 ,Lo;. ,,row,h Ir,. them grow M lo,ccr
,ss s"rit 'o.'n ,n '"," si'r Ion mp .om
,n""o |'s''' - '"~'
C. Aoor hc,rirr.. tho rrorcr scoson-hc
.,,. 20 Ill ,Lc hr,r;rc hr,ntb.s smoo,h N
tho vines: the mex, season the bearing
h..,ohns ,ro;r .hnn, nm, ., tho somc nlocc
uo ,hcn c;ycs ,bc whole surface Of the ground
Nv '"tu $50 $500" ~ r,vs, o,s NV, ~
eo1''ns u N'"N"''' "A~ '"N''' V" wy VI
'"G'' -, &c..
.: Inc pos.' VI , Ms ","Tt, $'"ai y, W.,
iucheS Squat: r'"ueu """ r"'i's"'I - 81
aoo"t se's" 4se' ".",1 VI. '. 49,: ". W..
80 roS,s shnm, sovc, foe, b;gh Iron
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

TGr Philadelphia Board Of Trade estimates
Ike Coal, Iron, and Coal Oil business oi Tenn.
; lyunia for lSI;I rs follows:
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lr seems there haze been immense ilood- al!
OYER the country. The eastern parcrs an'
DISPATCHES are ovcr.run with details c: ;hcm.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

Petroleum is in demand BY tanners for use
in preparing the leather.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

The Rev. j. NJ. Warden is transferred T."
IVES; Milford Circnit, and Rev. +. II. }. Ming
is transferred to hircy Circuit.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

\ SAD Tr,HG.-A gentleman whose name
is not ncce>sary TO the public, hal the mis-.
fortune lately 10 be married to beautiful
woman, named Miss MARTHA LAvrETY.
Everything did not 60 "as merry rs 4 nlar-
riagc belt" TIE husband undoubtedly FIJI
filled all his obligations. furnishing her with
money. apparel, &c, consistent with her
station. But alas
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
" Woman, :sy nIuic J., IL

"woTaqn. ;Sy n4u.c I, lrcoasianty:"
She tlcd and left him. sad, mourning man,
who gricvcs more for her than himself.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

W. regret to learn Of the death OF "m' Il
Smith. !ctal editor o! the Wheeling lH'e'i'
:cnccr.
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,1y,fyy,Tl Ayp CHARLESTON MARKETS.

,xr,ur. uAHr, CHARLESTON. ". Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-07
MFY1NnPIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

The farmers and planters Of Georgia who
have in their possession Government horses
and mules are permitted, by order OF Major
General Steedman, to retain such animals.
The Constitutionalist says DR.. Thomas
Bryne, residing near Hopeful Church, in upper
part of Burke county, N. c., was murdered
on Thursday, the 18th, bya combination OF
six or seven negroes, who foolishly supposed
that by killing him they would get his land.
Five of the negroes were arrested.
The New Orleans Times learns, by private
advices from Galveston, that only about one
eighth of Governor Hamiton's late speech
in Texas was published. The address occupied
an hour and quarter Of time. 1t was partl-
cularly severe on the press, the pulpit, and
political teachers of the South. The Governor
reviewed the whole doctrine of secession and
State rights and bore down severely on their
advocates.
The City Council OF Atlanta, Ca, has pass
ed an ordinance declaring that all ordinances
and parts of ordinances making negroes guilty
of different crimes from whites, be, and the same
are hereby, repealed, and that hereafter negroes
be subject to the same ordinances as whites,
and for vio!ations of them be punished as white
persons.
The New Orleans Times Galveston cores
nondent represents continued rel gn OF terror
in the interior of Texas.
The San Antonio Herald announces the
arrival there on the Sd of Gen j. B. Hood.
The Baltimore city Union Convention has
nominated William Thompson, formerly secre-
tary under Mayor Swan, for Sheriff; Samuel
NJ. Evans for Clerk of the City Circuit Court;
and Gilbert J. Ericsson for City Surveyor.
Gov Bradford is prominently spoken of as a
candidate for Congress, in place of Mr. Web
ster, appointed Collector of the Port of Balti-
more. The negro suffrage question causes
much excitement in Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-07
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Having qualified as Executor of Mary ?.
T,eadbeater and Administrator Of John Lead
beater with the will annexed, all persons in
debted to either estates are requested to come
forward and SETTLE All to whom the estates
are indebted will promptly present their claims.
EDWARD S. LEADBEAIER,
Executor of Mary P. Leadbeater,
and administrator with the will annexed Of
aug 7-3t John IeadDeaCef