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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09
AANiAia hEYA.

Minott, Leo, Willard, Hosner, Meriun', Flint,
Possessed the land which rendered to their toll
Hay, corn, roots, hemp, max, apples, wool, and
wood. ~ l. .t,.;. ~ ..-,..y@ 4 -
Each Of these landlords walked amidst his farm,
Saying, "Tis mine, my childrsn's and my names;
How sweet the west wind sounds in my own trees!
How graceful climb those shadows on my hill
l fancy these pure waters, ind the flags d.
Know me, as does my dog we sympathize;
And. affirm, my actions smack ofthe soil"
where are these mon Asleep beneath their
And strangers, fond as they their burrows plough,
Earth laughs in flowers to see her boastiul boys,
Earth proud, proud Of the earth which is not
Who steer the plough, but cannot steer their feet
Clear Of the grave.
They added ridge to valley, brook to pond,
And sighed for all that bounded tkeir domain.
This suits 'ae for pasture that's my park;
We must have clay, lime, gravel, granite-ledge,
And misty lowland, where to 60 for peat,
The land Is well-lies fairly to the south,
'Tis good when you have crossed the aea and back
To mud tho sit-fast acres where you lett them,'
A: the hot owner sees not death, who adds
Him to his land, o lump Of mould the more.
Hear what tho earth says:
EAR1u-soSo.
Mine and yours:
Mine, not yours,
Earth endures;
Stars abide
Old are the shores;
But where are old nsni
who have seen much,
Such have never seen.
The lawyers deed
Ran sure,
In tail
To them, and to their heirs
Who shall succeed,
Without fail,
For evermOre.
Here is the lane,
Shaggy with woel,
With its old valley,
Mound and food.
But the heri.orsl
Fled like the foods foam,-
The lawyer, and tho laws,
And the kingdom,
Clean swept herefron.
- They called mo theirs,
Who 30 controlled me;
Yet every ono
Wished to stay, and 10 gone,
How An, theirs
II they cannot hold D,e, -.
But hold them.
When heard the earth-song
was no longer brave;
Ny avarice cooled
Like lust in the chill Of the grave.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09
IN Dr. 6ia1kss CAoreh. !.

Said the parson enc day, rs. ,.s.stst gs3
When brother Toms head vas turned away
AMI I thought he siumbsrsd, ~ fts.=5
..The very hairs ofour head are numbered "
Tom turned to me-winked twice and paid.
s..Not much Of > job au the Domins's head.
They say hs etill goes. With an air, -
"a To tho barber's shop under the Sri1Eler,
And tells him II cut his hair, 80
Using the word In the sing e'lsr.'' e
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09
NEW LIQUOR STOREl

We are just receiving and will offer for
sale at our new Store-rsom. in the base
ment of -Tenvoorde's Warehouse, on St.
Germaine street, the largest assortment,
and best selection Of pure Brandy, Rum,
Gin. wheat, rye, corn and old Bourbon
Whisky, Stomach Bitters, &C., ever brought
into this market, whish we promise 70 sell
At very low prices. We respectfully invite
all dealers in these articles to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
v8n1l ]. LANDWHERE & SON. .,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09

"A learned and enthusiastic orator recent.
y startled Ills audience by tho following
stannins sentences: "Sir, let those beware
who would tribe with the popular viii. In
the language Of the poet, Facsy!ss decsnsss
aoerai. The .|voics of 4tha people 10 the
vuios of 6oa.''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09

RATES or ADvERTIsING,
t,ne oolumn, one year, SIS 90
Nne-half column, cne year, 1000
One-tourth column. one year, 26 90
t}ne column, six months, IS 100
- One half column, six months. 80 90
tsle fourth ,olumn, six months, l9 90
tAae square, one year, 10 90
t,os square, six months, 900
at'siness cards, five lines or less, IS per
ssnun; six lines, Sc; seven lines, 81.
Legal advertisements At statute rates.
zen lines Of this sized type constitute
square, and cards will be charged propor-
zion, to to the space they occupy in BREWER
eotd.
j O B wO r. TX
OF al kinds executed with neatuess and
'6sp' tch, and at reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09
Vi The DEMOCRAT
Published At St. Cloud, Stearns County,
Minnesota, every Thursday afternoon.
Qzs1ss-IR Posf Osr,cs Bu1,p1xs, WA,nisseox
AVENUE. ts.tn - =
v. 3 AITCHRLL, Editor 4 Proprietor.

- TERM '*.:. -
two DOLLARS 4 YEAR, IN ADv1NCE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09
*Ihls report was intended for last weeks
issus.-ED: DEN. '.-z ~

AHAcHRoslss.-rhere is = poem going
the rounds Of The Press. entitled, ..Tke
Maiden's Prayer" and aseribed usuall- to
Whittier. The first two lines of the poem,
of which, by the way n. P. Willis. aud oot
Whittier, is the author. are to this effect
~she rose from her 6~licious slssr, @Ss..5
And pat away hsr self brown hair."
How man 30 we'll up in .ll matters per
,a;nisg to ladies' re their toilets as \ P.
Willis. could make euch mistake, is past
our comprehension. 1t had always been
our impression ,ha, ladies ru; away their
hair before going to he'd, and NOT after ris-
ing in the morning. Ne arc confirmed in
this imprer.ion y BY -. poem written hy Miss
Nora Perry. entitled, "After the Ball" to
which ve refer oil who are in doubt. Poe
sibly however, Willis wrote before the in
PRODUCTION Of - erfalle
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09
BOARDING.

= y II I-TF = -.
A few gentlemen OF ladies can receive
first class accommodations as boarders At
the ;St. Cloud Institute. . known; as The
Stearns House. Also good stabling accom-
modstions to rent. = w. M. HOOPER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
Emmett Circle


~, WHEREAS, Certain parties Residing in this
city, with a view to retRrd our progress and
70 swlthdTaW the confidence OF our friends
from our country cause, have privately, but
diligently disseminated a prejudicial report
70 the effect that the Fenian brotherhood Is
a secret society, and as such, should be :shun-
training. ~
Now, therefore, be II
he0oired, BY the unanimous consent of this
circle that We know of no secret CONNECTED
with this organization, and that we VIII
tolerate none.
Resolved, Further, that our design is to con.
duct This circle so that the most fastidIous
cslthoiic en- have no objection or scruple in
becoming member OF our orRAnizntioIi Al
the same time we cordially invite our non.
catholic Irish friends to cooperate with MS IN
our efforts for the redemption OF our common
country nom the hands OF Its oppressors
-.rsle NAMES OF oFFICERs:
JAS. MATTHEW'S, JOHN FITZIMONs
President geCrafsrT,
j. g. WHITE, Treasurer.
H., COMMITTEE OF SAFETY.
~. !. 0kane, Richard Nolan,
MOS nInICA SHens' ThOs- Bennett,
WIN. MSles' JAS FarellJ
John j. MyleS. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
FOR SAFE

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PRopEpTv
situated on the line ofthe National Road
I0ur Lnties east OF the city OF Wheeling said
PI[opetty consists OF my residence, containing
ICONS nos1l1 and All modern improvements: also.
l n1l zen aeres OF ground attached, on which,
stabnng, Ice and spring house, chiclerv and
Two ciSteTns. Also, one hundred and twenty
6Ss Apple trees OF choice kinds; Pear Peach
a re aI 80 choice selections of Grapes RaspberS
me- E,, bSLaG;ksper1es, Strawberries, and other
VIII me grounds are finely laid out
berry. IT,. So ~. = tl sAAIuD-
M, WI G,,a a1so sel my Household Furniture to
AL3 one desiring 70 purchase an together
lemons desiring to consult me In reRaTIi tn
PsISSS UethS OF payment, &c, can leave theIS
La VS, AZ ~ me Gas Companys Odlce, or visit
feb22-tf ----'S9 :TACsop r,or,,p,,,,.,r-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
A RARE CHANCE.
yalaasle Coal, e 9li: :..!. Fa.mlnE =.

valuable Coal, OIL, and Farmlns. lama.
for Sale.
taE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
4 ms hrIntn Brooke county, West VirGinIa
on tne waters OF Short Greek, one mile from
~ 1SStII [iSSr. The farm consists OF 80 acres
sS,i neAIIy ali cleared There Is upon Il n
SoSltl$ ofFcnard OF 90 apple trees and 80 peach
ristIc1 IN =. SeALInB3 together with choica va
f EtH7, OF other fruit There Is also n Sono-
LoLIiao!S aWeItng house with All necesSar,
SSi1 !is1 on the premises n n nni1ei
! LSio with 6He FOOT vein Of good Coal T1hIch
tF,ay De essily mined at spot convenient 10
tys run, near where seevral OH, WEI II q az
De sT,,s pOLed with good prospects Of succeSs
,,I AIe ianGS may be divided into two farms
a di9 should the purchaser desire to rent M
soll VIII fnrnish a tenant who win nav tt,e
ln5SeIest o. the entire purchase moneyt ~ H4s
For mrtheT particulars Inquire at lie of,cs
OF the Wheeling Register, where a man ~ 1Se
PLelnIseS may be seen, or address fhe si'Isc-a
Dor at West Liberty, Ohio county. W Va
LnoYl-deod2W&2fR WIN. p. BRADY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
Military History or west virginia.

We understand Adjutant General
Peirpoint is now engaged on his annual
report, which is designed to, and when
completed will, bring the history of all
the West Virginia troops up to the
close of the rebellion and, with the ex-
ception of the Sixth Cavalry, to their
disarmament. This regiment being yet
in the service, with little prospect that
it will be discharged before the report
must be completed, its history can only
be brought up to date.
This report, and the one preceding,
combined, will constitute most vulua-
BILE contribution to the history of our
State. Considering the expense of get
ting it up, it is to be regretted that the
Legislature provided for printing of
so small an edition of the Inst years
report. It might have been greatly en-
larged with but little additional cost,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni.
versal demand, Is made from the Choicest ma
teEials, Is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its ma
ture; FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL. In Its action upon the
kin. For sale by an Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers mari5-IydSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MA.rFTgyys' VT,,rv-
TtASS H-ATR DYE, Is the best I'm the world I,
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. Notrouble. No crock OF stain. does
not rub on or make the neutrality-suspicious. and
dead, bat imparts to 1t new life and iustre
Produces a beautiful black or brown. rs pre-
terTed. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
Satisfaetion. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. / MATHEWS, Manufacturer. N. Y.
ptAAS BARSES & CO., New York, whole
'44s Agents. mayO-lyeod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
Senator Van Wrinkle on the Test OR.l
and Constitutional Amendment.

Senator Van Wrinkle on the Test Oath
and Constitutional Amendment.
Senator Van Wrinkle has recently
embraced nm opportunity afforded him
by the invitation of a Committee of
Parkersburg gentlemen to address the
citizens of Wood county, OF writing a
lengthy letter defining his position
upon questions of public interest. We
find the correspondence in the Par
kersburg Gasette.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle alludes to the asscr-
ton of the Missouri Republican that he
would favor the repeal of the Congress
sional test oath, but says he has never
expressed any opinion on the subject.
he adds that "whenever satisfied the
necessity for it has ceased J" he shall
hasten to vote for its repeal" No in
ference can be drawn from general
declaration such as this. OF course
every one would do that, but there will
be great diversity OF opinion as TO
when the necessity has ceased"
He says, however, concerning
tho test oath imposed on returned
rebels in this State, who seek to re-
clothe themselves with the franchise
not only that it is Unconstitutional, but
that the Occasion on which only n test
oath cOuld be required from citizens ms
such had ceased to eliSt,' y before the late
election; and he adds that at is deeply
to be regretted that It was exncted in
any case" The Constitution author
ICES the imposition of test oath dur
ing the existence of 'war or insurTec-
ton" and this is the OCCASION we
take It, which Mr.. Van Wrinkle means
e say chad oeased,p He may be cor
rect in this, but the Administration at
Washington certainly do not regard
the insurrection as having ceased.
Martial law stu exists in most if not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
Y PsS%Rz 4oea1 4sa,

10 SHPeTtfSing Special AoeHt, I'd AoeacU TTsav.
"V department, Ae1nphlS, Tenn: -
SIR In pursuance ofyour advertisement ~
the 18th November, 1855, 2nyftinT tEDTonoSaIs
pI,s9 ~ ior raising, WTecling and deliv-
river and tributaries below Cairo .n-Ep1Ekt-.
init the following: 'A"
i. = propose to raise and wreck in the
stletln hereinafter named all steamers guns
boats Hats and baTgeS, together with an ffej1.
eppurtenRnces, whether OF material vaIne -
not, ana whether sunk by the United StStes
" reOel forces, or in Pursuance of orieTS \
eitner-Or to avoid capture bVl either 6Snc.
prior 10 the closing OF the war. to memo y an
hno every obstruction 70 NAVIGATION caT1se1i
channel thoroughly OF then a tbSt ~ , SIIe
lgoIon OF the stream NAV NOT he t!,,-S,.
on account OF the same; 10 deliver The vess
named n,als a,,,5 ~ t ei va Of the following
IolioWlng named rate Of per centaee az he
nett proceeds OF sales OF said vessels and an
PgNS WEN at said place Of delivery, viz:
fNatchez and vie,rs.1 eompsatin n
mississippi 9nrg, MS a Memphis
Ariansas Little Rock, Ark, - ~
White White 9aelena, All. Memphis THOR : 3 Ct.
TaISSsi ISIoo ~; Nieks6SHIg, aiiss for = D ct
YallobuSha. do do For = c. CT
I Red Alex, La, Natchez, S1izsiSr Ct Ct
II -pTopOse, If the Contract Is R 1SE nj Ct e
- that - will use every meanS7 n, - "
power 70 execute the same In the promptest
stage Of water VIII P Permit T ne
W9ER and employ hands and machinefv1 S,If
ncent 70 insure the early completion Of the
~ and ~, I1at honesty endeavor
ment W S'ONeEn-
III. The deposit of Five Thousand no,ior,
vSo.VOoI ~, y herewith incloaed by draft Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
Sailing Off to Move,

Clothing consisting OF Overcoats DreEs
Goats. DreES Coats Pants, Vests &C. viii be
sold OF, ragarLleSS OF cost, to save the tr,uble
OF moving them. Entire suits for Ten DollaTsl
Ifyou want to save 50 per cent, call at No. n,
NJ GUTMAN & CO.
n, B-Aswe must vacate the premises by
the LIST OF January, we are bound to sell the
goods regardless OF price.
'noY25S3tpW2w. (Register copy.)
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AIMS AND OBJECTS.
FORM, STYLE AND TERMS.

THE RURAL NEw-YoRRER is published In
Double Quarto Pages, forty columns prinfei
IN Superior Style-new and clear Type, goo d
IIaper and many hne Engraving. An Index,
Terms, In Advance .-SS a Year: Fiye
copies for Sl4; Seven fors SIC; Ten for SIS, and
any greater number at same rate-Only 81 50
per copy: Club papers sent to different POST
OtnceS, fdeSired. AS we prepay American
postage $40 Is the lowest Club nate TO Canada
S sSnd $50 to Europe. Now Is THE TINE NJ
SUb RIRE tAAEp FORM CLUBSI B3' Great IN
aue &c Cash Premiums, Free Copies, DC :,
% GIno Agents, and we want at least one In
Bills, Inducements, &C., (sent freeS sddrsS11HtN
nova. ID. ID. I. MOORE, Rochester, n, Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25

UT II oIII Ut % 7''''-tIIl 5oloo4 50
The whole number of cigars returned
during the year was 5l6,OS7, O2l.
The whole number OF pounds of to-
bacco returned was 28,652, 422.
On motion II was resolved to print
Mr.. Burke'S address for circulation
among the trade.
a committee on resolutions was then
appointed, after which the Convention
took n recess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
AFTERNOON SESSION.

On reassembling, the convention was
addressed by Mr.. David Campbell, who
gilVe some account of his observations
throughout Kentucky, and showed the
t ntSer necessity OF a change, stating that
tured tobacco daily sold which do nor
pay ono cent of taxes The regular
manufacturers could not AFFORD to
swear to a falsehoOd every month. or
.ney would be compelled to leave the
Inc; Inc Committee on Resolutions sub
i It,ISse1 me same for Adoption as fol-
WheTeaS, The present law relating to
the manufacture of tobacco. and asSaS-
sing a tax upon it, has during the mast
three years of its operations, filily and
conelusively demonstrated TO the mem
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Sprfial apttffs.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
b. WIN cure the Itch In IS hours.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers. ChilblnIns
and all ETuptlonS OF tho Skin, Price 20 cenfS
For sale by all Druggists : -
-hy sending 80 cents to WEEKS q POTTER
sole Agents, lIO Washington street, Boston
9ahslt, II VIII be forwarded by mail, free OF
Postage to any part Of the United States
1,-,,,,,..,. -, Il; ID. LOGAN & CO,
sepl96me
COCO CREAM FOR THEHAIR.
!, Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No mOrer ancid Pomndesll
Nomore rancid Pomades I!
you want something elegant,
b II you admire delicious Perfume.
fyOu desire son and silky Hair,
fyOu want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II yop want to be rid Of DandruR,
- ~ Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream
Use the Coco Cream,
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For sale by
-. LAUGHLNs d BUsHFIELD.
JuA ILt Wheeling, W. Va,
%
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who make-the above proDosaI anil ,1,ot -.
ate Ssltlsted that-possesS- the means aEi
ahlllty 10 execute contract for me WORK n1-
posed IN speedy and satisfactory nrSnner-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-25
The TOBACCO ConyentIon.

a convention of tobacco manufactur-
ers, held under the auspices of the To-
bncconists' National Association, met
at the Cooper Institute, New York, on
Wednesday. Delegates were present
from nearly all the States, and the pro-
ceedings were conducted with much
spirit. The object of the convention
was to present the views of the tobac-
conists of the country to the United
States Revenue Commission, and de-
tnand that the tax BIO removed from the
manufactured article to the raw mate
rial.
Mr.. w. l.. Lawrence presided. and
Mr.. F. A. Schroeder acted as Secretary.
Hon. James Gallagher, OF Connecti-
cut, addressed the convention mt con-
siderable length, urging the necessity
OF the desired change in the operation
OF the law, and calling upon Congress
TO see to 1t, ut its approaching session.
that the transfer of the tax from the
manufactured article to the leaf be
made. tl AH ~
At the conclusion of his remarks, Mr..
Edward Burke, Secretary of the Assoc
clation, read a very able paper. in
which was presented a complete analy-
sis of the operation of the law as il now
stands, and also forcible and logical
deductions as to what would be the
benefits derived from change in the
tax. Mr.. Burke's address included the
following statements relative TO the
condition OF the trade during the wear
ending on the 3Oth of June last:
From the first of July, 1864, to the
thlrleth OF june, 1885, the receipts at
the Department in Washington, were,
FROM .f.e - E9-T
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alew advertisements.

For Sale Cheap, and Upon Easy
Terms.
TWILL SELL vATESALECHEAP
Lot No. Is, in Square No. 9, South Wheel
ing upon which Is erected good tWo-Story
brick house, with frRme back and an excel
lent cellar. For terms &c. see
THOS. O'BRIEN,,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
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By the Governor of west
Virginia.
a FROCLAMATTON

a RROCLAALATTON
WHEREAS. ON THE TWENTY. s,yv,r,,
~ an election was held "a tfs 1s,1
W ~ 81 Jenerson, Berkeley, Mor1nh uo1iai
Ts daIuy and Pendleton CsofnT15 A. ~
Ientn Judicial Circuit OF This Sac I1g t me
81 ning the vacancy IN tl1e' oSyi,I tle ~
1uee % SAID Circuit ct which eiastIaSS1e ~ ~
seRPeALs nom the Certificates on fjia poaIls "
ENt1oIS OF said several CounfieS ~
shlltt !oE sld ottcs OF Judge EpifaiSn "a LIE
49, Sea Two thou6and one huudTafI NJ = =
III ~ Ohm w, Kennedy recei,,s IL Lli-
oS sl1 hundred and eiRhfy-ssS1It S,1
tAi1I aenEy Berry received nffiefeen So,s sOeS
SSSoN, tnereloFe, inasmuch 81 Il SnhSS q 4,
Hau received the larGtt = I,y LA
n, ~ cst lor any person FOR SSiTi ~ -
nor N tISs ~ 4 AsrE5gR RoRElIAlS. Cove
% sly PLoclatnatton, declare and maj HS LIS
T. Han & elected 10 me SIVS sAl1
ststs 5ot me Tenth Judicial Cifci1it ~ ~, u
N t toL itne unexpired term. - " ILLS
~, 11tnony whereof, have bars,,y,t, -.
~ H4nd and caused he ssaI ~ ~ I - - ~
r. u ~ Is atiSed, AZ the CanitoI In ss1te
mneellng, his tWenty-Sseon6 ~. Sity y.
t.SN5tnpers In the year on mn ~ ~ VI
SfS1oa sqI1qfed and Eixfy-fiye sTS5 ~ ~ ~
now. ~ LIZ D. HALL, sec'ry. OF the s,sts i
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Cheap LANDS

SEALED Proposals for the whole q, .,,,.
eSPart Of the agricultural College Scrip issnsS
S " the State Of West Virginia 6y me iTniteJ
49, " ", men consist OF So warrants Of i6O
IN 1SS IP i may contain propositions to nav
anureased TO 8, P. Hildreth AGENT WyI,seII ~ -
NJ, M:HSa:. and endorsed "Proposais for ASTicn1,
n ~ o11 ~ Scrip andwnl be opened at
bidders will he moi ifiea ,y,,,,oI,t ~.
acceptance Of their bICis t4AeS'AS VI Tue
nov6-td = 4 r iTapr,,r,,
~ All West VIrEinis nanerS Iii = GOV.
to2ye advertisement one time and seI,J S iIJII
70 executive Department. Seiu pl1
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American union Comnission

A MEE1ING OF THE FRIENDS OF THE
"a "ASLERICAN UNION COMMISSION" will be
held at the Fourth Street Methodist Church,
on Monday evening, the 9th instant, at seven
O'Clock, The citizens generally are earnestly
invited to attend. nOY25-H
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and bsvPil lnGipal cities both East and WsIf
claimed for it, has stipeTseisl 81 al that &
to il risIIif me Eureka restores Grsv Hsii
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