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passengers for hire, shail pay on

passengers for hire, shall pay on
gross receipts ..............2H per ct.
Railroads (horse and steam) may
add tax to fares until April 80,
1867.
Real estate agents, under which
term Is included every person
whose business 1t IL to sell or
offer for sale real estate for others,
or to rent houses, stores, or other
buildings or real estate, or to COL
lect rent for others, for license.... S10
Retail dealers, all kinds, license, $40
Retail liquor dealers, license, s25
Rectifers, license, s25
Salt, per hundred pounds, Scents.
Scales, 3per ct.
Screws, called wood screws, 10 per Ct.
Shoe-strings, 2per Ct.
Silk, manufactures of, not otherwise
provided for, per CT.
Silver, manufactures of, other than
.jewelry, when not otherwise spe-
Gifted, 5per CT.
Skins, calf, tanned, S per Ct.
Skins, calf, patent, S per CT.
Skins, goat, tanned or dressed in thea
rough, 5 per ct.
Skins, kid, tanned or dressed in the
rough, 5 per Ct.
Skins, goat, curried, manufactured
or finished, 5per ct.
Skins, kid, curried, manufactured
or finished, s per ct.
Skins, sheep, tanned or dressed in
the rough, per ct.
Skins, dog, tanned or dressed in the
rough, 5per Ct.
Skins, sheep, tanned. curried or fin
ished, per Ct.
Skins, deer. dressed and smoked, s per ct.
Skins hon tanned and dressed, Der ct.
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Letter from Nicholas County.

Eds, Jpnnal :--Ohtcrying IN your paper Of
last week June %o,h) n communication from
SCRAP" on the condition Of Affairs in thi-
county, must say that, for IL $50 "nrncr Of
but "scycral week., "Scrnp' has obIninc! lol.
crnb,y accurate information OIL some points :
for instance, hr appears to be well Informed
as 10 our agricultural and mineral resources,
nlso as 10 our manufacturing interests; and
he seems to be pretty well posted as to our
condition socially and politically. lie snys
nothing Of vs. morally, 80 tina, infer he saw
nothing striking in iHa; respect: it may be
presumed, however that had lie touched on
that point, he would have done it justice
also. Indeed, verify believe tia, had "Scrnl
remained with Us ono week longer. his fund
Of information wouiL have excited tic envy Of
" The oldest inhnbitnnt, mud perhaps super.
crlr'l tho nrcrssiiy Of ih.s article. Eui, alas
:or the fnl!ihilily D: human nature! AIMS! for
that ono week longer that "Scrnp did NO,
rcmnin with ny! And hence this writing.
II " true that Governor foreman il the
only man spoken Of by the people here in
connection with the Gubcrnnlorinl Nicc; he
is our choice, FIRST md last; indeed VIC pro.
pose to run him any how, whether he is reg
ulnrly nominated or not.
1t is also true that DR.. Ruckcr is our cam
diLate for VI. c., aud We believe that If the
people Of this section get "lher rights the
Doctor will receive the nomination for that
important Office.
II is also true that Mr.. Slack is talked Of as
our candidate for State Senate but i; ~ not
true that John r. McCutchen is, rs "Scrap'
alleges. 1t is to be regretted that, at the same
time he gave US this little item "Scrap' did
not furnish the papers," and give us the
name Of the person or clnss Of persons who
have brought out the individual alluded TO ms
candidate for no important m Office, for
verify believe that the pcrSon or persons y" no
no mis. uniformed "Scrnp nrc members OF the
conservative pnrty, so.callci. No Union man
hns ever mentioned Mr.. Nee. for that oi!lce-
they know him too well they know how much
he now sympnlhizes with treason and trnitorS
they knox, loo, how much he has said md
done against the Constitutional Amendment
Surely Scrap must have. one night at least
made his bed wilhn conservative, else he could
not have been 80 rgrcgiously taken 10 ons9
important n matter. y RADlCAit
July 8, 1866. So Called.
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Call OF County Executive Com
mittec.

The. Union voters Of the several Townships
OF Eannxh. county are requested to assemble
ia ,Ac:. respective Townships, ct their usual
places Of holding Tovu.:ip meetings, (under
The direction OF the several Township Com
mi,.ecs on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July,
Inst. for the purpose Of appointing three DEL
epn,rs from each To~n,hip TO attend n county
convention 10 b held At The Court House on
SATURDAY, the 18th day o! August, 1876, NJ
II o'clock An. C nGcinate candidates ior INC
following Offices, :o-Ti;;
Sheriff, Clerk Of Circu!, Ccnr:, Recorder, sur
1eyor, Prosecuting Attorney, County Treasurer,
two Assessors, aud Two members OF House Of
Delegates.
TIE convention also 10 be authorized TO ap-
poin, delegates 10 Senatorial, Congress'oHa,'
and State conventions. 20 be hereafter called,
The convention will also establish OASIS o.
representation 60. subsequent County conTen'
t:ons.
The Union nen are .1rn:say requested 10
:.rn GU, en- nc,,> 20 the Township conventions
ca tie 18Th otJcly, ,ha: .hes Interests may be
:u!ly represented ia III" coming ccuyentions.
n. G. McwIiOKTER, !
JOS. c. WHEELER, Count:
{. V. SMITH, E.
wM. y. HAWKINS, Com.
i. T. MOORE,
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ned at over So and not over $12 per 1000.
"a pcr 1000 and twenty percent I'D ral0rem
on he yaius over said SIC. Tho tax on to-
bscco is finally fxed ;as .hllows: On snuff,
manufactured Of tobacco or any substitute for
tobacco, ground, dry or damp, picked, scent
ed'or otherwise, Of al descriptions when pre-
pared for use or sale, tax Of 40 cents per
pound On Carendish, plug, twist, and all
other kinds Of manufactured tobacco, not
otherwise provided for, tax OF 40 cents per
pound; on tobacco twisted by hand or re-
duced from leaf into condition to be con-
sumcd without the use Of any macRlne or
instrument, and not pressed, sweetened or
otherwise prepared, and on ffne-cut shorts q
tax Of thirty cents per pound; on tine-cut
chewing tobacco, whether manufactured with
the stems in or not or however sold, whether
loose, in bulk or in rolls, packages, waters,
wrappers or boxes, tar Of forty cents POI
pound; on smoking tobacco, sweetened,
stemmed or butted, = tax Of forty cents per
pound; on smoking tobacco Of all kinds, not
swectened nor stemmed, nor butted, includ-
Ing that made Of stems or part Of stems and
limitations thereof, q tax Of fifteen cents pei
pound.
Mr. Wilson called up the House Joint
Resolution declaring that the detail OF SOL
dicr or q sailor, Us a clerk, or on other post
duty, shall not be construed to interfere with
his right to bounty. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson introduced n resolution nu'
thorizing tho Secretary Of War to pay for per
sons held to service or labor, and drafted Of
enlisted during the war. Referred.
Mr.. Howard said the Military Committee
was strongly in favor Of some equalization
law. lie believed one would he passed.
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Card.

.M,,rs. Editors Permit me, through the
columns Of your paper, to answer charge
,hat'has been made against INC by some de-
signing person. The charge is, That pledged
myself, if elected Supervisor Of Jefferson
Township. to vote for license TO retail whisky
and the like drinks. And In order 10 prevent
wrong impression being made on ihe'minds
Of those who hear it, deny tho charge By
saying that it il rs false ns tho devil himself,
md he who made il knew il TO be fulsc. ]
made no pledges, neither Was | asked to make
any; and will further say that believe the
vote | give against license was approved by
the majority Of the citizens Of my Township
But il ain mistaken in this then nm not
tho mon to serve the people OF Jefferson Town
ship acceptably, and perhaps it would lave
been better had some one else been elected in
my place. If the charge was intended to in.
timida,e me, then l will say that there was
nothing gained By it, for l expect to net nc
cording TO the interest OF The county, and not
by the dictates Of the few would.bc leaders.
And let me remind those whom it may con-
Germ, that it will be lost labor to cndeavor to
get me 10 act contrary 10 the obligation that |
nm under. THAT obligation Is 10 discharge the
duties OF my Office 10 the best Of my skill and
judgment, and II the Town Council see pro.
per to 'aood the place In whisky oil have 10
soy Is, let them swim--although different
impression Was made on the minds Of the
Board Of Supervisors when they took their
stand against 1t. r."
- JAMES 81. THOMAS.
4 July Ath, 1866, 49,, -. .fi... -.
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CONGRESS-,

The Frccdman's Bureau Bill has finally
passed both Houses Of Congress- anil been
presented 10 tho President for his action. II
extends the operations Of the Bureau for two
years from this time, and the supervision Ii
to bc over all loyal refugees and freedmen sc
far rs the same shall DC necessary to enable
them rs speedily as practicable to become
sclfsuppor,ing citizens, and to aid them ii
making the freedom conferred by the Com
mandcr-in- Chief b. the emancipation pro
clamation, by the laws Of the States, and
by the Constitutional Amendment, available
to them and beneficial to the Republic.
Mr.. Raymond Offered the following concur.
rent resolution, which was adopted:
"Rs:oiseh, That the thanks Of Congress be-
and are hereby rendered to the workingmcH
Of Lyons, France, who have presented silken
ilas, prepared at their instance by the Wcay.
crs' Association, Of THAT CITY, in memory OIL
tho late President Lincoln, md intended to
10 displayed at the ceremonies Of Congress, on
the Eth Of February last, and thai the tn9
lac deposited with tho archives of the Govern.
mcnt, in the State Department"
The Senate passed the same.
Mr.. Hale offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
WHEREAS, The financial condition OF the
United States demands the exercise Of Il rigid
economy in all tho departments Of the Coy.
crnmcnt in order to sustain the credit Of the
nation, and to relieve the people Mt the CARL.
est day from excessive taxation and whereas
there is reason to believe that in many dc.
partinents Of the civil service abuses have for
q long time existed, and still exist, in tho
pcrpetuation ofusclcsS Offices and sinccurcs in
extravagant salaries and allowances and
other unnecessary and wastcful expenditures
,aerciorc,
"Re,oirni, By the House Of Representatives.,
the Senate concurrins that joint committee
tic appointed, to consist Of two members Of
the Senate and three members Of the House,
to bc styled tho Joint Select Committee on
i'etrnchmcnt that tho Sid committee be
instructed to inquire into the expenditures Of
oil Tho branches of tho civil service Of the
United States. and to report whether eny,
anu what, Offices ought to bc abolished
whether any, anil what, salaries ought to DO
reduced, and generally how, and to what cx.
tent the expenses Of tho civil service Of tho
country may be, and ought to be, curtailcd
that said committee be authorized to sit dur.
ing the recess CT Congress, and to ropor. by
bill or otherwise, and that said committee may
appoint clerk for tho term Of SIX months
ind no more"
The rondcrous Internal Revenue Law has
at last passed both Houses, the report Of tho
Conference Committee being agreed to on the
9th. Thcro-wezo but few engagements on
the rates Of taxation, which have been com
promised as follows: On raw cotton three
cents per pound The income tax is finally
fixed just as 1t is in tho law now in force
The cisar tax is ~ follows: On cigarettes
short skies, twisted heads and chcroots, val.
uel at not over So per 1000, tax Of So pei
1000; on cignretts, chcrootcs and cigars val
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AGRICULTURAL REpoRr.-Isuac New

AGRICULTURAL REroRT.-1saac New
ton, Commissioner Of tho Agricultural
Department, in his report for juno, es'
Inmates the wheat crop Of the United
States At three .fourtbs Of an average
crop. lie says: "With tho stock Of
wheat Oh hand, and the substitution Of
corn and tuckWheat for wheat, which
always attends highly remunerative
prices Of -four, there is present pros
pect Of an ample supply for all ou'
wants, and enough to spare to send te
Europe twice the amount Of the paltry
exports of brcadstufs Of the last year"
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Oh WELLS BURNED. "A FIRE occur.
red uca. Ti,usvillo, pu., the nigh, Of
July 7, during n thunder. S:orm-occa.
stoned by the Lighting striking 4 gar
pipe, exploding tanks, and setting the
burning Gil aaoat Twenty large pro-
ducing wells were burned up, including
two or three large flowing wells. 1t il
estimated that 10000 bbls. Of oil were
destroyed.
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AppOrtionmcnt to Districts.

It's contemplated by the Free School
law, that schools shall be kept in every
District in each Township; and where
schools have not been established on &C.
count Of the lack of school houses, it was
the duty Of the Boards to reserve the fair
share such Districts until houses could
be obtained. But in some cases this has
not been done, the difficulty being that
the enumeration not having been taken
by the Districts heretofore, there was no
basis for such upportionmcnt. So soon,
therefore, as the enumeration is returned
to inc ion or before the Goth inst.,) l
shull proceed by, and with the advice and
consent of the State Superintendent, to
mako this npportionmcnt Of tho funds
already received by tho various Town
ships, and the orders remaining in my
hands Tor distribution to several OF
tho Townships, 50 that each Di.riet
will stand credited with the amount
which it vas entitled 10. receive; and
where certain Districts have expended
moro than their quota they will be cbarg:
cd with the excess, to be deducted from
their next apporsionmens. As this is
simple justice, and is covered by the let.
ter and spirit of the present law, there
certainly oan be no objection made.
"f Respectfully,
E. 7. MOORE,
County Superintendent.
CpAntEs1os, July 9th, 1856.
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For Secretary Of State.

We arc informed that tho name Of +
". Fitz. Gerald, Esq, tho editor Of th'
poin. Pleasant Register, will DO present
cd 10 the State Convention for the Office
of Secretary ofs.atc. This end ofthe State
is certainly entitled to one if not mor'
candidates on the State ticket, and Mr.
Fiz-Gcrald deserves we'll Of the Cniol
party Of the State for his faithful adTo
cacy of its principles, and We hope 1t
will be the nominee for that Office.
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travssance and iutewperanee, and who
will not DO likely to bctray tho high
trusts the people'may repose in them
T1ird-Plain men from among the
mass Of the people, vh0 have themselves
experienced tho wants Of tho great ma
jority, md who will not DO likely to De-
como pulled up 10 tho exercise Of little
brief authority
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War in Europe.

The new, from Europe is very thrill
ling. Prussia has advanced her great or
uies into Saxouy and Hanover, occupy
Ing those kingdoms, the Aus'rians ant
local troops retiring as the Prussian
advanced, Offering but slight resistance
which was soon overcome.
The Italian army advancing on Aus
tria was not equally fortunate-mcetin:
q heavy Austrian force near Verona. TIL
third corps wa, badly cut up, and th'
whole army was compelled to retrea
across the Mincio.
The Russians had sevea days fight
ing 10 Bokhara, with considerable los
to tho Bokharas, and about ono hundred
killed on the Russian side.
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New adregtisements.
SUPPLEMENTARY Of Averill Coal
and Oil Company.
Cir AND County, OF NEW York, S!


A DOLpIrS SNEDBERG. OF THE CITY OF NEW
Al York. being duly sworn rposes and rays. that lie +
So crcary and one VI the Trustees Of the Avcr Coal
Oil Company; that iorato T. Averil was formerly
the Superintendent Of said Company IN West Virginia
but was removed from said Office 10y she Directors VI said
Company Oh the Sit day Of March, l. Will appear
by copy ";hc Resolutions oflcnovs;. hereto anneAcd.
marked Schedule ~ which copied by Ir;oncnt
from the original uks Of Minutes In his Possession as
such Secretary. nrponcm, further sIy, that all Powers
Of Attorney or authority TO oct agent for this Com.
pay heretofore given by sad Company, have been 81.
prrsly revoked aud that said orLlio =. Av-r has no
power right authority. Ia any way whatever. to "c, for
ihI. Company, or for parties claiming any Inherent IN tho
lands occupied by It IN West Virginia. or &" act "r II Or
them In any "tlrr way whatever lp"neni further 'Ay
said AvrrlI notice, u which COPY 1, h"rrto annrA-d.
marked H. AIsiilICS RNEDBEII,
Ne. ArrriN L:nf Il OHin ru.)
sworn 10 and tub'crLcd before mr, tlIA I'll day VI
June, 1865. JAMES, A. MOORE.
.SDkdry PnLhe. lsrAL1
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SCHEDULE 3.
"FIOE UT JETUNFI HIUu0 q Gu
@CEIchuiiyc Place, SeHYork. Nav 10, 1885,

WFILE Ut JEIIOIF, q GU,
4cEIchanSe Place, NewYork, Nay 10, 1855.
Iol4rio y. AvEnLL, Esq.-!Hr: Learning that you
are assuming the title and authority Of Superintendent
" tile Averll Coal OIL Company In direct opposition
the resolution. Of the hoard Of TruItees March 3ls
lsCs, and OF which resolution upon the same day. fur
n.hed you copy; learning also, hnt you havo refused
to hand over the books papers, ACCOUNT and property In
your hands, 10 Hr. WAS duly ippolnt-
ed your successor BY resolution Of Board Of Trustees
April 25tb 1899, and whom provided With . certified
Of the Vice PRESIDENT the Treasures: myself Secretary
and the Trustees Of the Aver Coal Oh Co., that all acti
done by you a. assumed Superintendent agent Of said
Company, arc Illegal and UNAUTHORIZED and unwarranted
by said Officers or Trustees and that You shall be held
personally responsible for all damage or loss which
may result from your Illegal action In the prsnses
Respectfully yours, 4. BXEpBERG,
TH Sscretdrr ArtriH Cbtll d on 70.
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UNITED WE STAND. - There is not O
newspaper or politician who has hereto
fore supported the Union cause but now
supports the Senatorial plan Of recon
s,ruction. 1t is the rock upon which
we stand, and We invite all rebels, mega
tives, coppcrheads, scccssionists, butter
nuts, and blatherskites to butt against il
to their hearts content. - Portsmouth
Tribune.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
BsntaataE &. Anith IA. n. Hlft M o.h.r,Li.

bsf9snA q. bnith ". Ifa Han ~ othsn.-lci,.
DUR1UASr 70. 4 DKc1ITAL oaDxI rI,r
L ssM cause On tbs lSth day Il IL April -: -
vi ee*r fSr .Ais =. pebl!e austen, q O. 6.es 49,
TIA dsr Of AH0Hst, 1855, IL isnds enr,.ys
Ira Hart b. q II. Saith md VIZ I'D Hnos 4 In.@Sl
vile, pan o. ths CaAfies Brvva's lsnds cuo.i.st.N
about forty aefes q bottom 1od, nth salt Vii,
AID the undivided Interest formerly be,oocnr - r..
Soyes 10 ht back Ind bsing ene.toarh pan q trss
hundred aeres Of hill.lsnd, bed Il and sdtoirso.
said bottom land, and for many yea.s vert,S ~ q
property. The Bottom Land q hfst (salHy Ksss.x. ~
tom, and the hil.land Is valuable for hS en.j ~
TxIn - one-third q The azolnt d. a. u. H.,
:.. 70 Be p.a 10 ban, M .Sd IL rssts. ia to ss
date on escA inStAlmept. Len ressrvrd f.r N.
lnstalimenta- LEVI J. NOODYARD 4 -
July ., 1SeA-57Wa g - = va
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Union State Convention.

The State Central Committee appoint
ed BIZ the Union State Convention, held
in Wheeling, on the 22d Of February
last, have appointed State convention
to be held in Parkersburg, on the 30th
Of August, to nominate candidates fol
the various State Offices.
The call will be published in next
week issue.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

County. IS;

AT RULES HELD IN TIE CLERKS OFFICE VI.
~ the Circuit Court Of KAuawha county, On the IT'D
Monday IN the month Of July, 1896:
James y. Cornell, Complainant ~. +. VI. Evans ans
Vim. H. Goddard, DrlendautS.-In Chsnoery:
(Thc object Of thiS suit 10 10 obtain Decree ief nv
hundred dollars against the Defendants, With :nfte;:
thereon from 18th day Of January lseS due eeoSo
writing ant The cost. Of this suits also to ,nsa -: e -
tate u the said Dcichdznts IN the county Of KanMeA,"
- to satisfy saiG DECREE when obtaIned)
This day CAME the Complainant BY counsel: sna o.
hls motion. and Il appearing BY afda'I nied tna os
feridantI are nOi.rcAidcnts OF this State, ofrr1
lhaEthry dV appear here within one month aHeI oss
publication VI this order, and do what 10 Dscesny"
It Te,lr: JSO. SLACK. cIst'
CoSsEu. 4 GLiIisIs, Sol.-yuly :, 1853 : .e.G -
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Iknnnwha County, ~:
A T RULES HELD N TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF ~ ~.
n Circuit Court for KanaWhA County, % NC n'''
Monday In tho month Of July, 1850 u.,,..
William L. Edwards, Complainant, ~ -" %: ~ no,sJ
Allen r Caperton, Ia bis own right aid Il1sHt.
George W. Riggs, Trustee, DeiendAntA-ln CnanfTT:
trbe object Of ibis suit Is TO attach the
Defendant Vim. l. Hodge, 10 said county 400 70 Soji.
Decree for the sum Of tWo thousand I'VE hunoleo
against said HodYe for the balance OF purenne 800
due to the Complainant, Vim. H. Edwlrds -
Allen Cspertou, for Lands purchased Of 'aN |'P<
by Said Hodge, .,d -
bis motion, and 4 appearing BY an4aSt nieG .I an
l,efe ndanti, Vim. l. Hodge and GsafGs ". SI 40.
n.resIdents Of this State 10 orsred that tssy ,ss
pelr here within one month ssr due peolIea
order, aud do what 10 nseesaa2 70 pto<set tps W G.f
In this suit. =, Is festeS mo, 1kASA, W.
8AITn KxaRr, Sols.-j2ly% l0oGtSsr%
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The fiscal year ended on the Goth Of
June, and the Treasury Department: has
footed up its receipts in round mum bcrs
for the past twelve months. The internal
revenue amounted to S305, 900, 900, and
the gross receipts, including customs
and direct taxes, were over $500 900, 600.
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The SOLDIERS OF MARION County
met, in pursuance ofu previous notice, Of
Fuirmout 90 tho Goth duy Of June, ult.
and organized Soldiers and Sailors
Union League, and unanimously ad
opted the following resolution:
R><olecd, That, as the political senti'
ment Of this meeting, VIC endorse tho
Amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States. reported by the Recon
struction Committee, us passed by Con
gress, on the 18th day of June, 1866"
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THE following case was tried in the
Brooke Circuit Court at its present term
as reported by the Wcllsburs Nera'd:
Caroline Stewart, Cor taking peoples
horses and riding materials, withou.
leave, using them numerically, and not
properly returning them, to the great
annoyance Of n wide and vir,uous neigh
borhood, was sentenced to GO days 10 the
Brooke county Jail. Sally llcnis, her
companion, yea. in for 30 days.
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OLD SCHOOL REPORT. We failed to
get the report Of the meeting Of the Old
School Board in this week. We will pub.
l!sh it next week.
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A WIDE breadth Of cotton has been
pantcl ia Southern Illinois and il look.
Ing finely, notwithstanding tho back.
wardncss Of the season.
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"Copperjohnsons" is new word
coined BY the Philadelphia Press. j. is
intended to describe the Presidents sup.
norterS
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NOTICE:

THE coPARrNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. under The nrm mama ofSrRAUS8 BRO Was dissolved
BY mutual consent "a the Inst day Of July l0o ksmus
BtrsuSs u authorized 70 settle al bulInsss Of The aEm
and viii eontinus u he Old stand Of Stranes BEo.
-'--,f" ."''" ISAAC BfkAuAA
:. CnARIksTo1. ,.t - SAMUEL MnAUSG, :,
JAY Nh, lAe1.-S1wL = ;$''r'':f' y = =