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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-17
Ruffncr, Gramffi s. Co..; ys.EJ udge
q :. * .s$Ff2b POlSlcy. :s<%yS ~ = Il

% 2 2 ~
Week beforo last tho vc-nrenti@
Cd company served 2 noticeten t GsP' +.
Moore, of;P Point Pleasant, the Copscrvp-
Observation-Disclosures Congress, ordering
bim$to wsithdrsT Hon Ntba' cunyass, in
favor ofCqlohff WhalcyGTh There boing
some informali,,x5in> the process, Mr..
Moore refused to obey tho order But
last week tho company met again and.
made aniordes TINT JoAi Colonel iWhaley
and Mr. Moore Should retire; and Gen.
cral RufFncr and Major Grnmm, (now
Post Master Gram,n) were, designated ds
the proper delegates to serve mud en-
force the odiet. It was duly served on
Mr.. C. PIT. Moore down in Cabcll Or
Wayne county unity. and he, being Fl law
abiding nf,yioldcl, Colonel Whaley
having previously retired. ;, The dele.
gates having, returned. and reported
progress on Saturday, the caucus met in
secret session on Sunday, and made m
order, directing HBrcvet Brig. Gen. Obey
to announce himself as the NATIONAL
UNION and So1.D1ERs' CANDIDATE, with n
special injunction not to use the name Of
the caucus, nor to avow his opposition
to the principles Of the Radical party
but to issue non-committal address TO
his late soldiers, Demanding their sup
port. This he has done, aud the ad.
dress, like similar productions Of
I" .Northsrn men mhA Southern principles"
is so wordcd ns to convey the idea that
he is a.NErTRAEl- on the fence ! up
on onr'solitary point, and that alone, Nd
nds'rommittcd. lie says "hc is op::
posed to negro suffrage That is his
only capital, nor ought he to be blamed
for making the best use of it,
In lis circular he says, his "past re-
cord will be an ndex Of the future" II
50, it will he as variable as weather.
cock on stceplc--changing with every
change Of the wind. We know that he
was n Radical until - no got his
present fat Office Of Collector Of the In
tcrnal Revenue. We also knox that he
'hen abandoned his friends, surrendered
his principles, and betrayed his party.
TAut is his pOlilieat recorl, and, If he
tells the truth. it is an index Of his fu-
turc conduct. 1t is the idoa of most Of
the Conservative leaders. But loyal
men can not and vii! not be guided by
/ that idea. Sufficient unto the day lis
the evil thereof" They recognize now
in the Conservatives, tho same party
who brought on tho war in 1861, mud
that party thcyarc still, as then, deter
mined TO fight and to whip.
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THE GREAT ISSUE.

~ TIE UNION REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Amendment Of the Constitution of
the United States, which Passed
CONSTITUTIONAL Majority OF Two
thirds, and IL now Before the
States for Ratification.
Rcso1rel, BY the Senate and House Of Rep
rescntatiyes Of the United States Of America,
in Congress assembled, two-thirds Of both
houses concurring That the following article
DO proposed to tho Legislatures Of the several
States rs an amendment to tho Constitution
Of the United States, which, when ratified by
thrcc.fourths Of the said Legislatures, shall he
valid rs part Of the Constitution, namely:
AnT1cLE -, SECTION !. All persons born
or naturalizcd in the United States, and SUBJ
jcct to the jurisdiction thereof, arc citizens Of
tho United States, and Of the State wherein
they reside. No State shall mako or enforce
any law which shall abridec tho privileges or
immunitcS OF the citizens Of the United States
Nor shall any State deprive any person Of
life, liberty, or property without duo process
Of law, nor deny to any person within its ju-
risdiction the equal protection Of the laws.
SECTION 2. Representatives shall be appor-
toned among tho several States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number Of persons in each State, excluding
Indians not taxed; but whenever the right
to vote at any election for electors Of PrcSi-
dent and Vice President OF for United States
Representatives. in Congress, executive and
judicial ofacerS or tho members Of the Lcgs-
laturc thereof is denied to any Of the male in.
habitants of such State, being twenty onc
years Of age, and citizens Of the United States,
or IN any why abridged, except for participa-
ton in rebellion or other crime, tho basis OF
representation shall be reduced in tho proper
lion which such male .citizeris shall bear to
tho whole number ofmalc citizcns twcnty-onc
years Of age in that Sntc. -. .
-. Ssct1oN3. No person shall. DO Senator or
Representative in Congress- clector Of Prcsi-
don't or Vice President, or hold any Office,
civil or military, under tho United States, or
under any-Stato, who, having previously taken
m oath AZ member of Congress, or rs q
member Of any State Legislature, or aS an OK.
ecutivc or judicial officer .of.any State, to sup.
port tho Constitution OF tho United States,
shall have engaged in instruction or rebellion
against the Same, or E;rcn. aid and 3c1tnlo6t
to tho enemies the1cof; but Congcss may by
Aroto Of two-thi,Ss Of each House, rcmore
sa,ch disabilitJ.y .5~, 49, e7r,.>i,.. e:
rsxcrtos4 fhc validitysf tho public debt
cf,thc Unitd States authorized BY Law, IN
t:eil1ding debts incurred for the payment ofpen.
ss1i1ns md bountics for services in suppressing
tIectiou or rebellion, shall not DO ques-
- but neither tho United States nor
ate Sssnll assume or pay any debt or
Incurred in aid Of instruction or
xinst tho; United States, }or any
kSos emancipation of any alaIe,
&sss obligations, and claims
3Fi yoil. -.o,, z
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We give considerable. space this
week to communications respecting
Gen. Oloy as candidntc for Con-
gross. Ho camo out in Il circular.
over his own signature, dated the 18th
inst, announcing that Col. Whaley
and G. p. T. Moore had withdrawn,
and that he, ut the solicitation of ,nu-
merous friends, had agreed to run
Now, the object Of substituting Gen.
Obey for Messrs. Whaley and Moore,
at this late day, being to catch the
votes ofloyal Union soldiers, surrcp.
titiously, it seems necessary that the
trick should be exposed, and this being
the only issue Of our paper that will
reach many Of the voters before the
election, we have devoted more space
to correspondents than would other.
wise have been done. Putting of
this announcement to so late q day,
We deem part Of the trick, but they
are welcome to all they may gain by
that, knowing that ."Union soldiers
and all other loyal men to whom he
appeals will estimate his character by
the company they find him in.
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Examination Of Teachers.

l will examine any applicants for
certificates to teach in the Free Schools;
Of Kauawha county on next Saturday..
the Goth inst. Thereafter the first
Saturday Of each month will be the
regular examination day for Teach
ers. anil 4 hope all applicants will
make it convenient to present them
selves on those days, as my school
and other duties occupy my time too
fully to examine at all times.
,.l.2 E. 7. MOORE. Go. Sup:.
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man every way worthy Of
From Wayne County. ;
WAYNE c. H., w. NA.,)
Oct. llth, 1866. {

WAYNE c. H., W.'EA,l
Oct. llth, 1866.
The October term Of the Circuit Court for
this county, commenced on Monday last
Judge llindman presiding. a good part Of the
two first days was occupied by speaking on
politics. Mcssrs. Kline Moore, Ferguson, and
l;noclls were the spcaGcrs-thc two latter for
rolslcy, and the former for the other side.
a large number Of cases were continued,
among them the ono Of Hiram Boss against
John plymalc and othcrS--a suit for damages
for Imprisonment during the war.
On Wednesday, several Of the members Of
the bar nominated, and spoke for the election
Of Judge Hindnan to the Office he now holds
by appointment. The gentlemen speaking
were from both parties, and the people unan.
imously agreed adopt tho suggestions Of
the lawyers, and vote for Mr. llindman.
A drcary rain commenced on Thursday
morning. 1t will iWurc the corn in MI the
bottoms and low grounds. a.,'...-.
fl 1t appears now that parties are pretty
nearly evenly divided. Yours, SC, C. :.
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Facts for the pcOplc.

No. 1.-T'hat unless the National Consti
tutional Amendment bc adopted, three EuD'
drcd thousand white men in South CaroliDs
will send scren representatives TO the Congress
OF the United States while the same number
Of white men in West Virginia will only send
three representatives. - .... ,...,.--
No. 2.-1hc rebel papers blackSuard Con-
grcss the late loyal Philadelphia convention,
and the Union party Of West Virginia, rs ad:
yocatcs Of negro suffrage; while they carr
fully conceal the fact That President johnson,
only one year ago, urged upon the State o.
Mississippi the establishment Of negro SUI
frage-thc latter charge being true, the former
falsc. '''' = -''-,'' 81 - ~ 10 D.
No. 3:-Prcsidcnt Johnson, on the Sd day
o! October last, in conversation with Gccrgt
l.. Stcnrnc, Of Boston, afterwards publishcdby
his consent, and bearing Ills official endorse
mont, said that If he wcrc in Tennessee 10
"should try tointroducc negro suffrage ST.!d'
ually first, those who had served in tbe
army; those who could read and write tnd
perhaps q property qualification for otl'cr,
say $500 or $3.50" -.
Do the rebel papers that dcnouncp the
Union men Of the State rs advocates OF rc!S,
suffrage, endorse what President Johnson Sa'a
to Ny. Stearo? ~. ..;''c.SSs.A L 81 y >. {.
No. 4 Tho Union Republican. party Is
in addition 10 being tho party that saved us
nation from eebcllion, and carried tue Govern
mente through tho war, the great party ol,n
form and progress American ideas, ,nouI
try, and enterprise; il, Isl the party Of pre-
lection, ofAnancial reform-of diversified en- ~
ploymcnt fol: tho people, and eonsequenM
good wages, good. living goa morals, in.s4
gcncc, md happiness It is tho party 'nA
gave tho nation It's present tariff and rs =.
tional banking system. It Is the, party uns
protects our mechanics in our iron mills noA
competition .xitb, The, paupcr lahoT ol t Ivt:
Il hi bepiityiuat eohsantty ipseto eetf
and enhance tho great agricultural tntefcs1; "
tho country. It Is tho psyty Of Schools 40 10. y
churches in this country OF thtat' ;ndu ~
|ipr6rpss in oil good and great measures anees>
In ths!peopls. e. W Aaaasfr9 sa;,1s
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Soldiers!

There are but taco partics-the
great Union party with whom YOU
fought in the field, and who are in
favor Of safeguards against another
rebellion, in the form OF the Consttu'
tional amendment; and the Conserva.
tive, Coppcrhcad, johnson party, who
arc opposed to any conditions or re.
strictions being imposed upon rebels.
The Johnson party is made up Of
Coppcrhcad Democrats, and all who
opposed the war in tho North, and
those who supported the rebellion in
the South. Tho latter starved and
murdered you, rs prisoners, while
the former rcvilcd you in every pos.
siblo manner. They called You
"Thicvcs,"" Robbers, ""Murderers, "
Lincoln Dogs" "Liucoln Hire.
lings," /" As$assins and "Cut.
throats." Will you vote for the sue.
cess of a party, miscallcd the Nation
al Union "a Union Of Rebels and
Coppcrhcads, and not ofStatcs) party,
composed OF such a conglomeration
of wickedncss9 No. Every true
soldier will vote as he fought, for the
glory and pqrpctuity Of our nation
for a Union with safeguards against
future destruction, and for making a
warning to traitors for all time.
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DOES Col. Ben: Smith know that
we can prove by no less a parsonage
than AudysJohnsop. the black mans
Moses, and by accident.' President OF
the United States, for the time being,
that he, Col.: Bon Smith, is a traitor
Let us see.: The: President said in
his famous u Nashville speech: -
Whenever you hear "a man forever
prating Habout the Constitution, spot
him for q traitor, What say you.
Cola What, -''that you can prove
anything you please BY Andy John
son ~ So we'can; and wc, say for
your consolation, that with the SAME
words by which lie condemns you, he
condemns himself; and 80 by Andy,
we have appair Of traitors, if not
more.-Ritchie Press. .,%',"' =.
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~, Va - -
A Correction. -,
FAYETTEVILLE W. VAL.
T.. Oct, 10th, 1866 {

!. Eli. journal: -Wc SEQ III your, last
issue tho proceedings Of the Fayctto County
Union Convention, wherein wo sec tho name
ofJ..:W. Cracraft as tho nominee for States
Attorney, which is grand mistake: Colonel
James w. Hose was unanimously nominated
for, that Office. We feel, as friends to tho con.
ycntion, IN dutyibound to ask you to correct
the;asros. .j.,Yomsftruly, s &Eit W.: s;ast
: sf,,SsA.t, rs MkEyiIryToN yOTERS5a
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-17

The Ministerial Meeting Of the Charleston
District NJ, +. Church, appointed to convene
Mt Charleston, West Va, Oct. 28tll, is post.
poncd, by direction Of tho. Presiding Elder,
Rev. r. a. Arthur, to Nov. 10Th, 1866.
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. october, 24th, 1866.
WILL COMMENCE

Encouraged BY the continued patronage Of
our loyat-sssnda, though 10 have no .imu,c.
diatO pioTects Of "gowing rich from il.
procccdS--(what country editor over did,
wo feel bound, not only by DIR promise m.dS
ut the beginning Of. the I'd volume, butfr
tho position accorded us by the Union party
Of our great Valley, rs its spokesman, and tho
manyiunc1piHdi subscriptions, to pledge ;ua
warrant thecon.inuanco ofthe Ws7 vnorxu
Journal throughout tho 81 volume.
We therefore appeal to our friends not 10.
allow its publication to DO a sacrifice to Us.
This can ,onIy,bc avoided ly an earnest e.
fort BY them in behalf Of, the paper. Extend
our subscription list; let each loyal man no:
only continue his own subscription, but ~at
rs one nev subscriber, and the work is DONG
Our principles arc too we'll known to ncet
repeating. Politically, we arc for tho Cons,,u-
tiohal Amendment proposed by Congress at
its last Scssion-in favor Of excluding rbels
from political power until they repent, ard
opposed to negro suffrage in the State Of West
Virginia Or elsewhere, except it be necessary
to prevent rebels FROM gaining the power to
prosecute loyal men in tho Southern States:
i. e., il compelled to choose, VIC would prcs,
to let the ignorant negro vote rather than the
unrepentant rebels. H..
But in our Jealous defense Of Our glorious
nation; we shall not forget 10 make the
JOURNAL SO. '.....''
4 FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Advocating the rights, privileges, and Interests
Of Me people, against any cncroacl'mcntS Of
aristoctacy," dcvotins rs much space as pos
siJIc to findly reatliny, to. encouragement Of
Education, Temperance, Morality, and The arts
Of peace.
We shall keep our readers posted on all
local and general news Of interest; upon the
laws passed; upon the proceedings Of the
Courts; upon the markets, and all matters
Of interest. ,,...
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MIR. p. w. Morgan.

Els. Lurnal:- Voter" in tho JOURNAL
Of last week, does Mr.. Morgan great injustice
in saying that he was opposed to the amend.
mcnt TO the constitution Of our State last
spring, and that he used some hard language
on Union man Of Union township, who voted
for it. Lam informed that Tam the Union man
referred 10; if so, pronounce it false. In a
conversation with Mr.. Morgan precious 10 tho
election last spring, We agreed that something;
was necessary in order that the Government
Of the State should be kept in the hands OF
Union men, but disagreed rs to the manner;
he contcnlins that there were Union men
enough in the State to pass the. amendment
over all other voters recognized by the con.
slitution, and that the Amendment so passed
could not be pronounced Unconstitutional By
the Court Of Appeals. Az to his using any
hard language Oh that or ahy other occasion,
! know nothing. .. .r' , .. .r.;a -.
Twill further say that ! Avc hecn intimately
acquainted with Mr.. Morgan during the war
for the Union, and know that be has been
loyal NIL the tmc and | believe he is now rs
loyal as my man in the county. know that
he hns ever been friend to soldiers and their
families and believe That hc.haS done more
for them, tcn-fold, than this "Votcr." lie is
Justly called the poor mans friend.
should not trouble you with this commu.
nication if Mr.. Morgan were as well known in
tho county MS he is in Union township where
we expect to give him four-iifths Of the votes
polcd on the 18th. .. .. .''
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Tic ,Xttoir iii T. General ilpai and tho
y. ?''''' Constitutions: ""''

Lie a;tIAIkpTucy J.G0uer1l anu TIC
, :, t'','. :" 'COlStitlttiOn:, ''' :, -
:. Attorney Il General Stanbory la, de.
livered Gu elaborate opinion, precise.
" as everybodyiknew he' would, Of.
.frming the power of the President to
make appointments regardless of the
o. s. Senate! Ho don't pntit exact
ly,infthat way, but ,thatis his:opinion.
lfthe Senate rejects the Executive ap!
p6ipthient' of ta6yj pardoned REBEL ;,all
the y rssid ent had 81 40; according to
Mr.: Attorney General. Stanbery, is to
wait until Cong djonrneda ap:
point bim;again:E And 10 onto the
end ofs4hst chapter. Is Theoretically
deskpysithaty portion ofitGeS Oonstitu.
tioniMhisb rpq4 ssaiBpP oiptinent. atQ
;bsaspade With rtho, aayioe and CON:
selt.0f the Senate; ~ 3: yten6Ja ~:
nal l 4 ,,.i:
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y- ... +. G.. FIELDER.
UNION IT,, Oct. 10Th, 1866.

We certify that we arc well acquainted with
DR.. Fielder, whose name stands in connection
with the above article; that he is al uncon-
ditional Union man, and that he is gentle
man cycry WHY worthy Of lclicf.
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r L Il NJ s.:

GT We will offer liberal prizes for clubs Of
twenty names or more.
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KANAWUA COUNTY
REGULAR Union Ticket.

Regular Union Ticket.
House or DELEGATES,
II. C. New HORTER,
. JOHN w. CRACRAFT
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN W. SENTZ.
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT,
r.. .a JOHN SLACK.
RECORDER.
JOHN POLSLEY.
TREASURER
l.. A. NJ ARTIN.
STATES ATTORNEY,
t. {. W. SMITH.
SURVEYOR,
JOHN s. CUNNING HAM.
ASSESSOR UPPER DISTRICT,
WI. BROWN.
b ASSESSOR LOWER DISTRICT,
81 JOHN II. ?. AULTZ.
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Progressing.

II Congress is not passing bills ~ fast
~ some would desire, it Is perfseting
and passing some very good ones. The
Senate has passed bill extending the
powers Of the Freedmen's Burssu, and
also . bill to protect every citizen, Of
Whatever race or color, 10 his civil rights.
The House has passed, BY more thss
two.thirds vote, the proposed amen dnsnt
10 the Constitution mskisg the ratio Of
Representatives 10 Congress depend upon
the whole oumbsr Of iohsbitssts, except
thst where people ere excluded from The
exercise Of the elective franchise, 90 %.
count Of rscs OF color, none 81 thss rscs
Or color shall b counted. All feel that
much depends upon sbe acts Of the pres.
sot Congress, end W shisk oil usy hsvs
% sbiding confidence thss il will d il
dsty faithfully.
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W. sdopt this method u aekoowlsdg..
iog the rsssips Of grssabasks t. the
ss'sunt Of enc Asadrsa cad nv deiiars,
the preessds Of shs dssasios suprss ~
Deans Hall lss. Thursday svsnise. All
10 soy Wy eesuestsd With this specially
interesting sod complimentary eeser'sia.
meot, will please secept our most sincere
thsoks. Your liberal beosfsesios hss =
triple value. IT. iotrinsis vessh.-ss .
pecuniary h.oe6t--is not TO be over.
looked In sdditiou to minor considers.
tions Of comfort and eosveoieoss to the
family. il will enable me 70 add to my
library aud give me more time for read
ing aud study. A. ~ expression Of
personal Friendship, asd welcome to your
community, It hss . peculiarly grateful
Significance. While - one q the many
expressions, Upon the part Of the public,
Of good will toward the christian minis.
try A. > profession add Of interest 10 the
Cause they advocate, it iospires ~ with
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mission +; since We are made the BEARERS
cf no unwelcoms nesasge, but Of oos that
has already strong hold upon the hearts
" the people. May the blessing Of Him
whess faver 10 life abide with you ever.
Z. SxrNnIR,
n. b. sxINMER.
Tipton, lows. Feb. 6th. 1855.
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Marvellous Eeats I'm Bread
~4at BAKING.

T1x 0T1wA1T STOVE on T1141.
FIRsr Exp1sINsNr.-Att the store Of wAxps Z
KzxxrcusF. Albany. n. e.. 40 Do. Of bread were
baked With the q Stove, improved. tOvsn 10
inches squasel. without renewing the a.s. The
Stove was Attsd for the occasion, by Substituting
IRE proef cement for the usual Ore brick liaings
sad doabls site Top Baker for the smaller ono
commonly used. In most other respects u WAS
the same o. whsa properly arranged for summer
use. - D.. Of coal were put Ia as the start. and
b. rsaained At the close. 49, .t'
SECOND ExPsRlAsHr.-At the Sane plaes and
with the same Stove, bsrrsi ofAoar vas baked
int bsssd, makiss 40 D.. commencing Il hesrs
after the IRE was nsds. Amount Of coal con.
sumed, ~ D..
TsfhD Exfgnf2eNf .>At the house Of IN" Ia.
ventor and patentse, In Troy, N. T., SEQ D.. Of
bread wsrs baked with the same stss Stove. but
With no other appliances than the application %
the full summer dress. No veuewal Of the Ore.
Amount Of email consumed. Is D.
F0usf1 EXPERIMENT AT this stors OF FutLsR,
WARasx b Co.. Troy n. r., % leaves u bread.
weighing -. eaoh. wers baked IN three ssps.
rate basches, In the No. 81 Steve, lOven II zach.
% squarsl, with Gin DE stick OF weed, II tnshss
II length. end 7iaches square, commencing with
. cold ssovs. The IRE wss started with spiisssrs
taken from the stick.
Notice 10 hereby given. that similar feats will
b repeated, at the store ~ Fuller. Warren Co.,
Ia Troy, q oftsn - the dour shall b furnished,
upon condition thst the bread baked shall be dis.
trihutsd for the benefit Of the poor.
The absvs celebrated stoves are for sale BY
emls 0MITH BROTHERS. Upton.
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MEssas. CLAIR 4 MoL,oaD:-Allsw
me to say through the Adssre;ssr. that
On the 5th inst. my house took Gre, dan.
sging il very materially. 1Ortusstely,
for me, il wss Insured 10 the Iowa Mu.
tu.l Insurance Company, Of Wyoming.
I called the next day 90 J. Z L. Carey,
their sgeo., whe Investigated the matter
At once; fairly estimating end promptly
paying my LOSE to my satisfsssioo. I
found il coovssisns for NJ TO bs Insured
10 . responsible home ssupasy.
Springfield. Fsb.s -. WI C0R2IE.
By The above card Of Mr. Corris il will
b seen that the Iowa Mutual Issusaoes
Co., Of Wyoming, paid his less the day
after II occurred. The fairsess and
proppss's Of shis Cenpssy i worthy Il
eommsedssies end sstislss Il . the con.
ddsoes Il the property. heldsrs Of this
souasy.