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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

NOTICE is here 10y given that the
~ subscribers have been appointed and quail
.ucd ss administrators on the Estate Of Julius A.
Clark. lIie Of Vienna. Trumoull Co., decd. dated
a. Vienna this Is day Of Nov 1852.
A McCLURG
HARRY TRUESDELB.
E.y- I-gv- Administrators.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

~ She CHRoNTCiE 'lioe Al-o. ~ kinds
af Justice and Constable Blanks
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

NOTICE Notice is hereby giver
~ that my wife. Eunice Radford, has left my
1ed snd board without just cause or prOvocatiOn
whatever. All Ter-Cns are hereby warned rot 10
,rust OF barber heT on ny account, as l will pay no
oils of her contracting.
JOSEPH RADFORD.
En- / -guN
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stamp! sSaTapr ssausp!H
Put .taMrs ou vouT Documents Al
sorts always kept gt
T. J. McLAlN i SONS Bank
Oct. 25-3w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
FOOT-ROT IN z

~ ~-AHNt
GAN be thoroughly cured by using
~ Whittpm0re's Cure for FoOt-r0t. l. has been
thoroughly rested and is in fact just what IT is rep
resented 20 be. a Positive Cure. Hundreds of Ger
ihcatCs ike the following are being received:
RUTLAND. VI. July Nth. l>95,
F. W MHITTENORE-Dsar Sir:-Having thor
Dughly tried your Cure for EuOt-rOt IN Sheep. ]
would FAY for the benefit Of Sheep Raisers thai
-acy SbOuld lose 70 time in procuring q Bottle, =.
certainly will cure the EOoJ-rOt in less time. and
with less trouble. than any preparation Of Blue
N~itrici. or any thing else L have ever used
LEEDS BILLINGS.
2. W. wHTTTEMORE.
Sole Manufacturer. Chatham / Corners. \. y.
ForSaie Nv HGYT & STRATTON. Warren. o.
uc5. =. IS5j.-6m
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Western Reserve Chronicle.

HTwelve lines equal to one inch in space. max
Q square.
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Home Insurance Co., Of New


Nov. s-2w.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

The death of the "genteel and fash
ionahly dressed villain, known rs Billy
MuIligan, in San Francisco. CAlitorna-
has already been announced. He fr.i
took a shot at Chinsman, but missed
him, ard then escaped from the police "a
the st Francis Hotel. Here he bade de
fiance to all the attempts to arrest him
Jack McNabb, one Of his friends and as
sociaies, endeavored to coax Mui!igan.
y mem the latter shot him dead. A great
crowd gathered about the hotel, and Mui
ligan fred a pistol from window and
killed a John Hart, foreman of hose
Company. The police were then ordered
10 shoot Mulligan or sight. As the .des
perado made his appearance 1T a win
dow. q police officer sent a Minnie bali
straight through his head. spatt-ring the
blood and brains upon the walls. Tuu
San Francisco is rid Of one of It's mos.
dangerous characters. Billy Was under
the influence of rum and at the time i'm
4gined the Vigilance Committee We're
af er him.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25


having in view the honor and prosperity
| of the stare.
Mr. Marshall, Of Warren. moved 4
strike out the provis.l, which WAS de
cid-d az the negative by yeas and nays aa
foil ws:
Yrss--Messrs Bailey. Crum. Doris,
Hall, 4Fmmineway, Uurst. J"huson ol
MarahAll, johnson Of Choctsw. AenneoJ
Rivts, Sanders OF Alfalfa, Webb aud
Wopley-l3.
Nays-Ar. President. Mesars. Barr
Bllups, Bn ord, Blackwell. Bond, Brown.
Carter. CasOn. Compton, Cooper OF ia
nola, Crawford. Cummings, ID 'wd. Dun
can. Garther Gowan, Grlftn, Gully. Har-
RI on. Hs4rd. Hill, Horne, Houston. hud
son, Jarnagin, Johustou Of finds. john
son OF Smith, Jones, King, L1mdin,
Levers. Lindsey. Lnper. Malone. Nar
shall, 81 4rlln of Adams. Martin OF Sun
flower. Matthews, Maury, Montgomery
MAyson. Mcbride. Morphis, Niles, Oven
1T Tunica, Ovens of Scott. .y'on.
Ph'pps. Potter. Pres-ly. Qu!n. ii. R-y
nrlds Rushing, Sanders OF u, 5 to- Srs
ions. Slmonton. Slower, Sparkman.
s anley. Stone, StrickIin Sweti, Tate.
rrotter, Wallace. Wall, WATSON, White.
Wier. Wilson, Woodward, Wylie and
Yerger-76.
Tue gu. ion was then taken on the
amendment with proviso and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Johnston, Of Hind,
the second section IS .6mended was
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Cooper of Pamela,
the third section WAS adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Johnston OF HindH,
the ordinance as amended vsae then sdop-
ted
Mr.. Harrison. Of Lowndes, made the
following r~p"rt:
Mr.. President The Committee on the
State Constitution, to whom WAS referred
the resolution to enquire into the pro
pIiety and exp"diency of submitting the
amendments of the Constitution togeth
er, with the ordinances adopted by this
Convention to The qu4Iii ID electors OF
this State for their ratification or rel
ton, report that they bave duly cousid
cred said resolution. and they are OF the
opinion that it is not practicable or ex
p-dient to submit said several Pmend
ments and ordinances, to the people.
under existing circumstances. and accor
d ngy they recommend that the said
resolution do not pass.
P-nning the consideration of which, on
motion of Mr.. Johnson, of Smith, the
Convention adj .urned until to morrow
morning 3 O'Clock.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
FIVE MULES STOLEN.

kNVON Gov has CLARKE ro.,aan.. rsar MGs't
ane Ilth list me BLACK, two BAYS, Ana
.NkA BROWi MULES. Gaeh Of the uuln
%r ~, M M Il ~iih the litter o. The sars n ssn
~ N.y cropped hbersl reward will % Pas
eeiv' hy CHHS. c. FHRhE1
JaIv30dtf Macon W
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

YELLOW FEvER Galveston Bull
letin of the 10 has Information by tht
steamer T,lly from Indianola that n
schooner bound fron Tampico to New
York was at anchor off M4tsgords with
signals of distress. all the hands on board
being sick with yellow fever. It is also
slated that no asstance was sent, though
III. information was gwen by DR. Lewis.
the quarantine officer. The 4th army
Corps has been removed from Green
Lake to Victoria. o Bee.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

The applic alton male TO the people OF
Texas by u II. Stand~aite, on behalf O.
The Indian tribes tor reli-f, has been re
-ponded 10 most liberal y. Loads upon
.oads OF fl ur, corn, bacon, etc. have been
sent by he p ople to the r~ii of the In
dians ; and 1t is gratifying to know thai
their most pressing wants hdVe been re
lipVed.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
5 o'cL"cK, P. n.

The convention met pursuant to adj
journment.
On motion of Mr.. Compton. of Mar
shall, the regular order OF bu inrSs W
suspended to enable HIM to introduce th.
following reso. .ution:
Rosotrsd. That committee of three be-
appointed To Iaks into cOuside,a ion the
pay Of the officers and members of this
convention, and report thereon.
On motion of Mr.. Compton, the reso
luton was adopted.
The President announced as the com
mittee on sad resolution, M-s>rs. Conn,
ton OF Marshall. Matthew OF Pamela, anu
Horne OF Wayne.
The regular order of business was then
resumed, to wit: the su bstltuIs offered t,y
Mr.. Martin OF Adams. for the ordllAnc,
offered hy the mlR"rHy com niltee, with
th" amendment thereto by Mr. Harrison,
OF L WUdSs.
Mr.. Martin moved the previous oues
tIon, which was not sustained.
On lnptinn of Mr.. Yerg. of Kinds, the
substitute off red by Mr.. Martin, was lai {
upon the table by yeas &ud nays caitsd
for by N ssrs. Marin of Adams, Weir
and Morph's, as follows, TO wit:
Iras-Mr. President, Me.srs. 3 ,rr,
''i~y, ntord, b ,ckwell. Bad, Bro wn,
by 10. Garter, Ca,ou, Compton Cooper oi
PAn"la, Crum, Cummings, Davis, Dnrls,
franklin. Gaither Good-, G,itiin, Gulley,
!i"mm, Harrlson, lizard, Hui, Horne,
Hurst. Iarnagln, Johnson OF NJ ,rshall.
Jones, Kennedy, & ng, Levers, L,ndse, :,
L"per, AAr>hA'i, M4riin of Suuhower,
Matthews. NJ tury. Montgomery, M4yson,
Oven OF Funlcs. Oven of ScoIt, PnIpps.
pnff0R I'D H.
Sessions, SinlOutun, Slower. S,anley, Stone.
Slrlck,in, S~ett, Tate, Trot,er, Wallace
Wall. Watson, White, Wilson, Woodward.
and Yer1er-64.
NASs-M ssrs. Cooper OF Rankin.
Crawford, DoSd Gowan, Hall. Hm,stoo
Jonns'on OF lIluds, johnson OF Smith.
Ltmbdln, Lewis, Marin of Adams.
Mcbride. Morphls. n LIS, P-ytoo, P rss.
ly, Qdinn, S1hder> OF A lala, Sparkman,
Wroo, Weir aud WyIIt-22.
The question recurring Jn the ordinance
OF tue minority Committee.
Mr. Yerger of Htnd$, offered the fol
loving as i substitute Tor said ordinances
b. II ordained by the delegates of the
people nf Mississippi iu convention as
Seulbled,
That an act entitled an ordinance to
dissolve the uni IN between the Safe OF
MisSissIpp, and oLher States united with
her under the compact entitled the Con
sutuIion of the Cni,ed otae+s OF Amer
lea, passed and adopted OH the 9 Ii day
a: Janusry lS6l, by C,nventlou of
delegates of the people of Mississippi, as
sem olet at ackson, and ali oIher ac,s.
reSoluIoos and ordluances and all alter
aelons aud am ndments an1 changes and
proposed amendmrnts. alterations and
changes OF the constitution of the State
OF Mississippi, adopted by said conven
ton at said session and the adjourned
and called session thereof in the wear
1861, were wilhout constltu ,ionAl va idity
or force, aud the sans ara hereby re-
psaled and declared of no effect.
Mr Matthews of Panola. moved to lay
the substitute upon the table, which was
Ilscided in the sffirmative by yeas aud
NAYS called for by Mpssrs. Bond Of Pou.
totoc. Matthe~S of PAnola, and Yerger
of Kinds. % follows 10 wit:
Geas4-Messra. Barr. RAll4y. .Binford,
Blackwell, G-pwu, Bysrs, Gar.er, eopp.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
NOTICE.
Baptist tOnvcnfiOn.

i'HE adjourned Meeting ~ ~. ,,
y state envention will be heJ - ,rppi baptist
ne1. hs II before the fonrthl.ords ~ .a - or
j. n. McLrI1A,p 49,. r BE TOR. President
ty23-siaugsS 'e'luested 10 copy.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
TmG CONVENTION.
EIc .rn Day.


Tuesday, Aug. %. 1868.
The convention met pursuant TO al
ionrnment.
Prayer by the Rev. G. Johnson.
Journal OF yesterday read and sp
proved.
Mr.. Reynolds of Tisbr minRo. asked
leave of absence for Mr. Wade, of lssa.
queDa, which was granted.
Mr.. Sessions Of HoIm.s, who was ab
sent yesterday 90 account of illness. ask
e,l leave to have hi% name placed in the
affirmative on the final vote ad pting the
second Geetlonsof the report of th MA
fority Of committee on Siate Cons tuition
which was adopted
Mr. " cir offered the following resolu-
tion which was adopted:
Resoirei, That the committee on State
Constitution be instructed 10 take into
consideration the propriety and expedi
pncy of submitting the amendments OF
the constitution. together with the ordin
Ances adopted by this convention to the
qualified electors Of this State for their
ratification or rejection, and report TO this
Nonventiou % early "a practicable what
actiou they recommend this Convention
20 take thereon.
On motion of Mr.. Hudson, Of Yasoo,
the Convention proceeded to the eonsid
Grafton of an ordinance TO be- entitled 'an
ordinance in relation 10 the ordinapc o.
Eecession, and other ordinances and r. So
lutions adopted by former conve nt,on
of Mississippi, held st Jackson. on 7Ih
January. 1861, and on the 25 h dav OF
March, 1865" said ordinance having been
r'ported by a maj ,rity of the committee
ON ordinances and laws.
Mr.. johnson of II irshall, moved that
said ordinance be considered section by
section.
" hich was adopted.
The first section b ing read,
Ar. Johns n of Marshall. moved that
the report OF the minority committee,
submitted by Mr.. Trotter of Marshall, b.
substituted tor the same, which ordinance
10 as follows:
Be it ordained, That the ordinance of
seo"ssion adopted by committee of the
January, 1861, be and the same is here by
repealed and sbrogated.
Mr.. Harrison OF Lowndes, offered the
following amendment:
Strike out the word "abrogated" in
the second line, and insert in lieu thereo,
the words, declared to be OF no force and
effect.
Mr.. Martin, of Adams, off red the fol
lowing as o substitute for the ordinance
reported by the minority committee, with
the amendment thereto offered by Mr..
Harrison Of L0wndeS:
That the ordinance Of secession passed
by convention Of the people Of the
State of Mississippi, on the 9th day OF
January, 1861, not nav ng been passed in
the exercise of q constItu,ionAl right, or
Of right reserved to the SAFE, and be
ing in violation of the constitution OF the
United States, is hereby declared to be
void aud OF no effect.
Pending which. Mr.. Morphis OF Ponto
toe, moved to adjourn until O'Clock D
H., b ch was lost
On motion of Mr.. Houston of Chirka.
saw. The convention adjourned until
o'clock, D. m.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

An immense grain elevator IS going VI.
At ST. Louis to cost S350,0OO II vii
contain one hundred bis, wi'h capacI
~ Of 10 600 bushels each. and accnmmo
date 40 900 barrels of rOlling freight.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

Four young men were brought toJ ck-
son last Saturday. by a detachment OF
negro cavalry, charged with bsiHg con
cerned in the robbery of hack, Wedn"s
day, night. between Jackson and B g
Black, The Ne ws withholds their names.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
UMiOM E'eMs"Te College,
OXFORD, MISS.
One of the Oldest in the State

One Of the Oldest in the State.
HE exercises in this Iii ution will be resumed IN
1 te2i day If q ioher next u d r the sup. ria
end 4 Rev q Bell, NJ. A who ha be. n
~ ct~d r siient
II. will BE- assisted by a corps of well quail aed
teach
The of uitioR will be the same as before the
suspension
I"~Sr per sion of 90 weeks, eIa and ei5
Hiy"r d. do 90
Music, each nstrum ut, do %
one Ii ALF IN ADVANCE.
" DE- Lin uIHs q nam a al Rranches IN
c'dent>l EXPENSES Including the use of Ias,rumen
onld tie rooms of the college not be re furnished
tim fna Il can ally 0btsint d in the best prf
Va tam les, from 81" to 3 2
P4YnenI may be made in currency. WI the per
ent added
he high reputation of Mr. B-ll kchoias ic at.
fnns IS. his aptuess for tearh n.y. his Aua vItv T
man 'er his known Q. upt o. as vernon { our
iii g. ~ q hi@ oUg experience N teacher Justify
he Hoard n AK ng II 'eraI patronage iasIi
IN ion. q RrRNEY
anR % dew President Of the Bo rn ~ Trust ca
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

SEWING MAcHINEs.-ThereA lis "per.
haps no one article in, the. selection and pur'
chase Of which mistakes are 30 often made rs
inthe sewing machine. 1t is now veil under.
Aooi that there arc only two valuable sewing
machine stitches-tho lock stitch and the
Grover s Baker stitch. Each fthcse stitches
and tho machines making them have their
peculiar merits, and neither is best for all
kinds Of rork, or for use under all circum-
stances Intelligent purchasers having both
machines before them, with full opportunity
to examine and understand tho pcculiarities
OF each, will select tho one best suited to their
work. Manufacturers generally cell machines
making only ono Of the above stitches, and
The, temptation Is always before them to rec
.ommeud tho stitch made by their machines
without very ,crupulou, attention to tho real
wants Of The purchaser. .,
The Grover T. Baker Company de not con-
fine themselves to the: manufacture and sale
Of either ono Of ths: Above styles Of machines
but pride themselves upon making the most
perfect nIehiness Of both kinds and allowing
their customers the fullest opportunity Of be-
coming practically neqaainted With tho pscu-
liar nsri.s,ot each, and ara xlthou. my mo:
GIe.so recommend enc kind when the other il
better adapted and viii give better ss.isiae-
ton. We .dyise al before purchauipg g az
anime for themselves, and test machines max !.
ing both lthe ADORE sti,ches.-4o ailedts4Assaa
H. hrgas 7a g',sa' IL 'cats't. - to;:;Stt "
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

JUDaE PoLsLEY's OrINIoN.-One
Of the best things we have heard la,ely was
the able.opinion delivered by Judge Polsley
in the case Of Vim. A. Quarters application
TO- DC. admitted to practice in this Circuit
Court. He argued the whole ground thorough.
", and showed most plainly that rebels have
no rights in our Courts. All that is asked Of
our returning rebels is to be q. little more
modest, and not assume to teach, preach, or
expound the low TO US, and they win DO let
alone" We have not space 10 give even the
points, (thc decision is given iu the Court
rcport,) but i. is proposed to publish it in
pamphlet form. Those wishing copies would
do we'll to call or send names and number Of
copies wanted.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

-
APPROPRIATENESS. looks like, our
people really meant,to,liu 70 sec tho way our
town iu:beius improved. The splendid new
building Of Tonpkins &, MAIDEN is nearly fin.
ished. .Also, the neat frame Of slack& Wing
field, while G: Gebbnrt and MIR. Truslov ore
working away on their buildings. a'v',.' .'' .
IN; Kaufman s Co: have, opened out.their
new store q, the old stand Of, II, P. Clark,
(see ed,s.ti,,epsn!, and :Ms'.rs, Bitter and
HATCHER have bought, AZ and are ree.ting The
old Government Bakery, and will be in their
now Store in week or Two. :.Besidesallthese,
and several other evidences or improvement,
there is liss, 'b6t'no. ot%least ;impdttance-
the ae.O Book Store, at which all our friends
are particularly invited to call. F.. r,e.. 4 .
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

CIRCUIT CoCRr - Judge Polslcy
Presiding.-The Court finally adjourned on
last Monday, after n protracted and busy ses.
sion. In the criminal cases Of the Spradlings,
Wh,,ingtons and Williams, charged with the
murder of Cnbell, verdict was returned "Not
Guilty" Smith 4 Cracrnft for defendants,
and Hindman, Kaight and spcrry for State.
On Thursday morning Judge Polsley deliv-
cred his opinion in the motion Of VIM. a.
Quarter to be admitted to practice, which
Was quite lengthy, but was listened to with
profound attention and great satisfaction by
the loyal men presen,-al,hough some such
present may have taken exceptions. The fol-
lowing is the motion and answer:
William A. Quarter, gentleman, who hath
been duly licensed to practice Law in the
Courts OF the Commonwealth Of Hirgiuin, this
day moved this Court to ALLOW him to qualify
and practice in this Court: the said Quarter
announced his willingness to take the oath:to
support the Constitution Of the United States,
the oath TO Support the Constitution Of this
State, and the Doth Of an Attorney at Law, as
prescribed by section Sd Of chapter l64.ot;the
Code Of Yirginin; but he declined to take the
oath prescribed by an Act passed 10th Gorcm-
Der, 1865, entitled "An Act TO amend and
re.cnact tho first section Of an Act entitled On
Act concerning onths and Afirmationa,
passed Goth June, 1868" on the ground that
said Act does not apply to Attorneys at Law.
And the motion Of tho said Quarter being
argued and considered blythe Court, the Court
for. reasons contained in o written Opinion
fled With This motion, refused to allo~'saia
euaFrier f. ! avsliaty and practice IN 'h'. ceuH
because .,'...' -. 49,. unfinished, ~,
ri Isl. That said Quarter having tailed.to
take the oath prescribed iby an ordinance for
the Reorganization Of the Government Of Viri-
siuia, as required BY the Act Of the 10Th Of
February, 1862, has, by virtue Of that act
and Of the declaration and ordinances Of the
Convention of 11,h June, 1861, vacate1 his
Office Of Attorney at Law, and that his license
to practice law in the State of'Tirginiai is, by
reason thereof, reseindcd aud annalled. 5 -: -
:. end. That il his Office, and license are not
vacated aud annulel, yet that his conduct,
as confessed By himself. in open Court, 70.
Ga1tatttt against Tho
United States OF america, tron the Summer
Ok IsSlto, thS: Spring oflsoS} has rendered
him An n un6esperson ID ,peactice, Law at tho
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01
a., ..IIT ~! T'sNF:.sN''

Nix. JouN DAeEs, OF Gallipolis, has
just, rc,urued from the East with heavy
stock Of Boot, aud Shoes, Findings, Lasts,
and every other article in his limo. Mr..
Dage, keees tho largest stock Of ,Doo., and
Shoes :berxeea Wheeling and Cincinnati, and
jot, them at the lowest hsures. Merchant,
in ,hc,counity and INVEST yirs'uia,xoald, do
well TO call and examine bis stock and prices,
a, NC arc sure they would be able to save
money by..o loipS. IT q q 81. !.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

THE SALE To-MoERow. -. Those
wishing to buy good Town Lots should not
mil to be present at the Auction Sale Of Lots
~ Mcssrs. Reed aud Hanstord, tomorrow
morning at 10! o'clock. The,c lots are, located
in the roar Of the Hospital, in the upper part
Of town. A rare chance for good investment
i. NOM offered, and none, should ALLOW it to
rass un;mproYed. : = -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

PROF. WnrrE's NEW PRIMER.-We
hare received lot Of this excellent school
book for children, entitled "The Alphabet
Made Easy" 1t is upon the "rord method"
by which child learns to read while others
arc trying 10 learn the alphabet. We hope i,
viii. be introduced into all our schools.
Teachers supnlicd.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

uCAxnoLL's New Practfcai Gaia.
logue OF Current Miscellaneous Books pub
li-hcd in tho, United States" ii q carefully
arranged and comprehensive work. It: con
tain, m alphabetically arranged list Of book,
mos, likely to be called for BY the public, and
gives the prioes fixed by tho publishers. II
is, therefore, n useful medium for booksellers
and book. buyers, and will 10 much sought for
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

RESOURCES OF WEST VIRGINIA.
We have received copy Of this valuable
~ork by J. r. Dodge, E,q, Of Agricultural
bureau at Washington. 1t is n work which
every one interested in the development Of
our new State should possess.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

OrR Book STORE is open for visitors
and buyers. We have marked our. goods
down to the Lowest cash prices, and are pre-.
pared to supply all customers, both Wholesale
and retail, with anything in the Book Store
linc. Give rs n call.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

WHERE TO GET BARGAINS. Why,
Look over the advertisements in the JOURNAL,
and you will seq . Il Is . factHpR established
in business, that a. man can ahordata.sell
good, and wares cheap, in exact proportion
to the amount that '-hc sel!s-and those who
advertise can and do sell moro goods than
those: khe .dS n6E..; therefore, buy ot! unstad
1ertisers and save your. money.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01

NJ. KAuFMANx & CARVE gall es-
peeiAl attention TO ais he~sAors, JUS. opened
At II. r. CIark's old stand. - We: believe you
can get bArs.ibflhere.. See.adS sstisssPt. !
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-01
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4 TnlEr called ut Mr.. Burke's shop
III. other day, and took his door keys. We
advise our citizens to be or the look out, q,
he may try to use them on some one clse's