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RADICAL.
West Virginia Soldiers Nnricd at
I.ynchburg, Va.
LYXCuEvEG, VA, March -, lS''

IYxcuEvEG, VA, March -, 1856.
EDS. JouRSAL AS it mag be a graf
ifcation to the friends Of the West Nlr'
.iuia soldiers buried here, send com.
pletc list, with name, company and reg
imcnt, which comprise the entire mum
Der Of West Virginia soldiers known to
be buried here. 1t is proper to state
that Mr. G. \. Ducgucl, Of this place,
can furnish any information required Of
any whose names are here given, il
friends Of the deceased desire to remove
the bodies or place any work of affection
over tho graves. Letters addressed 70
him will receive prompt attention. He
is prepared to attend 10 the removal and
shipment Of the bodies. wLc:c the friends
or relatives are prevented lrom attending
to it in person :
George ". Patton, Co. -, lst Fn. Cav.
.Icaaph rrier, Go, y, Is, Va. -.
john Kelly, Co. X. j! va.
- JOAN W. Dur!in, ca. b. 1t va. Artillery.
William II. Grccn. Co. !, I.h va. Cav.
James Parker. Co. |, 9TH VA.
Thomas Fowler Co. 4. 18TH Va. Init.
II. +. Euric,,, Co. &. lllh va. lnf,.
. j. Bovcc, Co. L, Isl Va.
John &. Earl>lcy. ca. L, lst Va. Artillery.
J. Rand, 60. l.. l!;h va. Inri
E.. 4. S,orili, Co. II, li'h. Va. Inf.
VI. G. Stra,un. Co +, 9Th Va.
IL. Smith. Co. H. 9TH va. lnfi.
G. Humphreys, TO. h, 9Th Va. las;.
ISAAC VI. RCCkEE.
wheeling Iatcl!igcnccr and Point Pleasant
Register please cory.-EnJ
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2l(rv A1rerIi5rmep3S.
Fircmcn, Take Notice!

rI,uE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING WILL. l;E
| held 4, tic Com: House OF f!:IDAi EVENING,
April CHI. lSGG i; G'l o'clock I'M "iirnta:;cr -
r..nuc.,cI l,y nrdsr Of }. l.. HEART.
II & KELLY, Scc'y Captain.
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Colington and Ohio Railroad.

= Curin1t0n and Ohio Railroad.
The LiRAu,horiziug the construction
Of this important work has PASSED the
Legislatures Of Virginia and West Fir.
.inia. \ commission Of five persons
from each State will have charge Of the
subject. and will have authority to grant
the cbar,erIto any company Of capital
lis who will give proper assurance that
the road shall be promptly and efficient
j. built.
The following are the Commissioners
FOR VIRGINIA.
John =. Baldwin, Of Augusta.
George W. Boiling. Of Petersburg.
Thomas s. EIournoy. Of Halifax.
Robert II Maury, Of Richmond.
Vim. J. Robinson, Of Albcmarlc.
FOR WEST VIRGINIA.
George VI. Summers, Of kanawha.
i. DrSparl. Of ClarkShurg.
Joel Mcpherson, Of Grccnbricr,
james. .. Watson. Of Marion.
James hurley, of Moundsvillc.
The atoso Commissioners will, We un.
dcrs,and, meet at the Eutaw House.
Baltimore, Md., on the lst day Of May,
to consider proposals, &c.
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1866.

RATS r.r88g BlRDS-,Whocvsr engages 10 sisot,y
small bird, 10 cruel whoever ALL, 10 eAierin.,.
Ing ,1ks il benclacior. We should Ike Loinc enc 4,
give w the h.met Of their experience in driving or,
these pests We ntod something besides dogs cate Ald
trap. Tor this Lusiness.-&tratifcA iAerie1rn, 81 j. :.
EfSy.Sce "coATAE's" advertisement above, $50.
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Orders Of Publication, &c.


CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
y LOGAN Ccr.rr, SS:-M Rules he'll In tho CLERKS
ccjc Of tho Circuit CnTrI fur Logan County, on the
hrs, Monday In April 1870.
pcr;in, Cartwright Administrative ~ Elijah Cartwright.
drccn,,d w. las. X. Cr"Srr. Geo H. {. Floyd, W M
Str,;nn and G;hcrs-Rill in ChnEcrry.
rrhc oj"ct 81 this sui; II 70 enforce the vendors lion
un, trae, Of land IN tn county Of Logan. sold y Eli.
III, Cartwright Ia his lifetime 10 IL" defendant: Cr'S"r
and Floyd. for tho payment OF tho rarcan," money
thar.of bcns $1,000 90. with interest from March 2!'
1891 "
THIS day came tho Complainant hy hrrCoCa -: nnj
I, appearing hy affidavit fled That George H. G. fFd
and james ICrrger NONRESIDENT Of tiS stale IL -
nrdcrcd tina, they do appear here within one monn
Iner due publication u this order and do what Is ne
ccss,ry to pro;cc; their interests in Ills suit.
T.s:c: jos. G.. WHEELER. Deputy for
APRIL !, IS7S-e3w4 CvHrIS l.AILAHn. Clerk.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
- Iso,s CouxrY. SS:-At Rules held In the Clrrk's
o.lc. Of the Circuit Court i"r Logan County, on the
IRIS, Monday,in April. 1866.
Anthony ISson Vs. Geo. n. e. Floyd and Isaac Morgan
---IB GhAncury. %. .'.. .....
he nlJrc, Of this suit ia to enforce the vendors lien
mon ,rc, u. land In Logan County, sold By the Com.
purchase money thereof being o:GS7 So with interest
iron, III. il, Of May, lS3S)
Thi. day the Complainant by counsel: am ap.
hearing hy affidavit filed. that George *. Z. Floyd
j. nyl:r.sdcnt Of this State" 1t Is orsrc tina: he do
nprcar here within noaih Ater due ruhucuLOn of
. crd-r, and De- ~la I.nsrcisay IL protect bis inter.
JOS. {. WHEELER, Deputy for
CLhlIt BALLARD, Clerk.
H.
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Take Notices.

TINE Treasurer OF the Prse School Fund. I'D aHx1o@
J. !, m:y c3reern. viii take notice that an osot. e
upon said Treasurer for tha sc'n Of toon o. ieA
1896, and signed hy S Secretary ofhs pesiA
ton tor Maiden Townshi7. having bsfn fetMu:
Ieniy Is hereby declared null And void and AZ persen'
~. GEORGE BELCHkk
'-5.s. PETER PARISH
Nnlian, March 1S-aow3 .>'ns CounIo1ten1rS:-
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1866.

UOvSRKEErERS t,oubicd with v-r,nin ne%l b - D.
longer il they use "C"sTAs's" KStsrninaor. We hl.
"sci I: 10 urr satisfaction; and if box cost q. Ne
wUu! iuyc IT, We ns'c tried poisonG. but they effected
nothing; but Cos,ar." article EuoeI. the breath oct
Of Rats, Nice. Reaches. Ants. and BtaIISE. quicker
than We can write II. L. /, in great asluAnd all The
couu.rv--V-,lih>i. Ohi1. Et:"nr.
E.nS-Sce "CoS:aEs" adrcr,;,tncn; ABOVE.
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1866.

VOICE FROM TIR FAR WEST. speaking &
"rn>r,h'." Ret Ro:eh. Aht, &c, ES,rrmlnator''mor
grain rrd provision. are destroyed snnuaEyin Gran.
County hy v"rmn ilsn would pay for toEs o. this RAi
srd Ir,sct Kcr."- L.ncdsfsr, HiI.. M'rL|d.
r.. See "CoSrAEs' advertisement above.
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IilArHIlGIe 81 CU%NI%GIIAM
aud MI Uru:,;iki> an DeAl.r.. :3n.0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25
circuit Fire at Nec York.

The New York Academy of Music
caught fire. Monday night, about an hour
after the termination OF the opera. and by
half-pasr two o'clock this morning was
mass of ruins. The fire destroyed the
medical university, large stone building
adjoining on Fourteenth street: also lime
4 Co.'S piano warehouse, corner OF Third
avenue AMI Fourteenth street. 1t then
extended across Third avenue TO WorceS-
Ter x Co.'S large piano warehouse, which
was mainly destroyed. The Lutheran
church on Fifteenth street was also badly
burned. Several other large buildings
contiguous TO the academy were burned.
1t is impossible TO determine this morning
the entire loss, but it will probably reach
from three to four millions of dollars
One steam fire engine was burned. but 10
lives are is yet reported lost. The fire
men. at hllf-pa-t two, had their engines
all under way, and confined the devasta-
ton to the above limits
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,taton in the higher house at Washington
by the treachely of this renegade Scovc!
1t Is believed this state of things was
brought about by ''my policy influence
at Washington.
1t looks now as though this game was
being repeated in Connecticut. Gen
Ferry, stauncIl republican, and man
who did splendid service in the war. was
nominated in caucus to succeed Senator
Foster, whose second term expires next
March, The two houses in that state
vote separately, as in this state, for sela-
tor, and then meet to complete the cleo
ton. The house have already elected
Gen Ferry, on their part, 10y majority
ol 81. The republicans have but five
majority III the senate, and if three OF this
number should refuse to support Mr.. Fer
rv. his election is defeated The matter
came up in the senate on Thursday week,
when it was voted to postpone the elec-
ton for one week. 1t is strongly intima-
ted that three senators have been bought
up at Washington, and that they with the
democrats will defeat Gen. Ferry. The
election takes place to-day, and is looked
ior with much interest.
This is what is referred to by the \. Y.
Tribune, as to be repeated III Vermont
and New Hampshire next tall.
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Trial OF JEFF. DAvIs-In the Senate
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Sumner presented
the petition OF John J. Narannc. who saws
he is a mon soldier, that the arch trai-
tor, Jefferson Davis, should be punished
for his crimes. and that his trial by Il civil
court "! .ere ,eceSsionistS would he apt to
get on the jury would not be safe, and he
therefore asks that the President be au-
tlorized to convene Il Court Martial to
try him. and that if convicted he be shot
on the 4th Of July next. In presenting
this petition. said Mr.. Sumner. II ex-
press no opinion on it but now that the
subject is before Us. will add that the
trial OF Jefferson Davis. at the present
time. b.v 4 jury at Richmond, will be one
OF those great comedies which hereafter
will excite the dersion of the world. y
The petition was referred to tie Military
Committee.
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10 MIDDLE EEolNp.-'Ihcrc is 10
middle 4rounI between the plan of recon-
StlUclion submitted bv the Committee OF
fifteen. and the loose and ill-,Iriined one al
the President. 80 far Is the latter has been
revealed Pro- Johnson l. Tor admitting
ali Senators and Representatives chosen
;iccor'lih@ Ia law, who can take the re-
,Iuircl oath leaving the decision OF matters
of vital concern 10 Northern democratic
senators ani representatives who opposed
the war. anl Southern Con.rc>>mrn who
would see eve to exc with tl.,m.
The experience Of the last five years
has been sufficiently bitter to cause liz to
insist upon tie strongest guarantee, ior the
future 'ihe welfare, if not ;.c personal
safety Of Union men in the South demand
that every ? Ian Tor reconstruction be ut
tcrIv ignored which does mol provide for
boil. the lovaI whites and the coIorcI race
oi the South. What Is not settled right
l. never at permanent rest; and to con-
sent to Reconstruction which leaves the
representative basis untouched and the
coorel race in Il condition of utter inSe-
curly, is worse than iolly.-Cymcmd
.St0ieS1l0H.
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The Senate confirmed brevet appoint
mentS OF first lieutenant and of captain
conferred upon Second Lieutenant A. W
Fuller OF the loth Vermont for gallan.
and meritorious conduct at the battle OF
Cedar Creek
! man in Saint Paul, Mimi. expressed
a desire 10 purchase a pair of horses of a
Mr.. CARRIER, and solicited the favor OF
being allowed 10 try their speed and quail
lily. Once seated in the wagon and the
reins in his grasp, lie drove off toward
Wisconsin, and had net been heard of at
the last accounts
Chloride of lime. the best di,infectant.
Is manufactured only in France, and now
that everybody is calling for it, the stock
on hand and ailoat. bound for this coun-
try, Is hardly more than the paper manu.
tacturers need
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4 GENTS WANTED
FOR ORR
GREAT NATIONAL WORV
THE
STANDARD HISTORY of th,. IL

Complete in one very arg vclasn oF ,.s.- -.
>i' i'diGiy liln1trsted with over 10 iine lr,a-
eTIl- irz--le ers-e5. maps AID di=--ar.l- IL.
o. matter Tor tli- -I> work IN, e l.iar ll,-
-,ii -tr.r-ly - cifi,i2l Gara derived 10. o.. -
'.o-r'ieTn aud 7ogJh,sl .-,l-ISis. til .sl,,-r ,
;'-r on tie conduct oi III. war. National ms
&c IL has carefully av.id.d m i,l-.all.-.
5liit'er lot S'ric-ly reliable sId ,iiir al AHA
IA producing sha- j. universally d,lnari,s
partial history Il TIL war Tn. .-,s..- IN.
~cik over 81. u-h,I- J. ,sr.r-y- i,r.. arSpa,gj
marked ~ dog Il -i,,rol'-,il.--- ana
tempted lis 20 SSlr;-' cr.-v. i'i44il,vl 1rfir.
diei-, t';acht-s. eneTE.:ir youug- lsss.a and SAL
profiia'de mp oysl,iI:- sA".ld Ind - e..ce r..
ana 7,e why l. s,.s faster and gives ltff,, -s.-
than aiiy o,t.- h-''.y l.s,iisilet Aa3re-s.
JONES EiiOiI iEliS & CO. Is rh,arlix IsuiIGiu,- l.
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Secretary Seward is evidently appreci-
ated by the boys in blue" i guard re-
port made by corporal Of the fourth ar
tilIery to the provost marshal, reads thus
''Rcport OF q guard of the fourth United
States artillery, mounted at the head quar-
tiers, department Of Washington, d. c.. on
the 18th inst, for the protection Of Hon.
VIM. II. Seward, secretary Of state, and
other public property"
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81 The Republican Central Commit,
tee OF 1t, Loui-, met recently AMI adopt,
ed the following among other resolutions
That we regard it a. the only true pol.
icy, not 10 admit any representatives o.
the late rebel states into the national legis-
latnre until they have givcn ample glGuan-
ties for truly republican form Of govern
ment in the future. and we are entirely
opposed to the repeal or modification OF
the so-called Congressional ''te>t oath
That we hold it the duty Of Congress,
not TO adjourn before the Eth Of March.
1861. unless the reconstruction Of the Tn
ion has been settled before tilat time in
the sense OF the principles laid down in
the Declaration OF independence.
An exchange says that certain office
holders. just now, are very earnest il their
alteration oil Moses and the profits
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e. Mr Henry T., Robbins. of Hart.
ford. ti..w:~ killed on Friday last al Norll
Haven. hv iallin" from a ear platform.
lie w.D~ >trpPim" from one platform 10 an-
other when the irain started. and h. w:,>
thrown hriw,vE the "lr>. falling upon the
rack. the wheels passing over hi RIGHT
ann l'iI"ihwi>e. crushing it in terrible
manner. When taken up he WIS toun
L. Ia iliy,, l'hcrc WIS 4 cut in the ton
Of h,> head. which hlcl freely. ami Sonc
hrl.I-,.@ 80 hi~ hoIy, and ii wis evident
ih..i l., l.;,.l rcrri,rd some Internal injuries.
H. w:> taken or the train and carefully
attended 10. He wa> able 10 converse.
AND di'i n, 80 "a L. think he Was seriously
injured; iul ola hi~ head rein. RAISED :.
little. 4, hi> Request, Il quantity ct blood
>pntc'! from lii mouth. AMI hc IieI in
>iauily-.,:,~ ii shot with bullet
inc survived the accident forty-li,e min
tItr>.
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The TerVsOltt Senator'S.


Under ihi> head the Washington cor
Of the ConeregationaIist. { Rev. d. w
Bartlett, who is also the regular cores
ponlent OF the Independent, Springfield
Republican,, and some other papers.
sharply critici,es the action of our new
Senators:
The course of Messr>. Poland and Ed.
mund5 of Vermont. on this, (the amend
ment t. the appropriation bilD and somt
other questions before the Senate, ha:
greatly surprised and panied their friends.
On the great question at issue, they have
voted correctly, but on the lesser ISSUES
their conduct has frequently been su>pl-
cou> 1t has been such that they have
been praised day after day by the Nation
al intclligtncer, the worst, tie most ma
Iignant enemy OF the republicans, III til,
country. This is very bad indication
The lntcllieencer never praises Sumner.
Fe,senIen or Wilson, but dcnounce> them
as traitors and revoiJtioni>tS. In the>,
days OF treacicry. wien men like Ian,
OF Kansas. Dixon Of Connecticut. DJollt-
lie Of Wisconsin. etc. etc, have betrayed
their friends. ii b:hooyrs the states wher,
Senators are 10 be chosen. 10 act cautious
". Connecticut has list rejected til,
claims of a truly able, and in many re-
spects Il good man. Mr.. FOSTER bcclu>t
OF his wclI-known tilni,lity. 1t Was fear
c,l that he would not stand firm after Ii,
had secured his reelection for another
term Let Vermont when she elects tw,
Senator's next fail. initiate Connecticut
unless She desires to be represented i'll til,
Senate Ivy men who will play into til,
hand, OF the enemy whenever \ side i>su,
l. prc-ontcd."
Again. correspondent. of the Spring
field Republican writes:
:'Nrrmont will TO far better 10 le
Nc,>r>. Poland and Elmunl- stay a
home. Once elect them TO the Senate
and they would Join the Dooilttlc faction
within a month"; And Il Washington
correspondent of the y. Y. Tribune SAYS
{" The johnson policy OF getting control
OF the nited States Senate by blocking
the election OF senators by Republican
State Legislatures. Il successfully and VII
IainouSlv played in New jersey. and VII
IainoII>iy initiated in Connecticut. Is sci
down III The coppcrhya'I programme here
ion repetition in New Hampshire and
Vermont. This intelligence may >urpri-,
aHi shock the moral sentiment Of the pco-
pie OF those two pure New England States,
III. i,c voters OF both may rc-t assured
,g,.,, :, "", been tuliy determined III the
I,l..,.,,, ...,.,.,.,'. hrcv 10 cnlcayor 10 ap-
ply to the republican mai,""l'lt- III the
Senate, OF New Hampshire and Vermont
he SINE corruprire Influences to effect
the election OF supporters OF the i':'~'d'ni,
and to defeat or suspend II dead-'o'h~
men Il radically aGd !r"-two.ThlE rrpub-
Ir;,n - are Daniel Clark ana Justin :,
Morrill,. that have awaited in New Jersey
What evidence has the HcpucIlc;'n'>
corr sponlcn: that AIcs>r-. Poland AMI
EImund~ would "ioin tie DooIillIc fac
ton" IT all ! There isn't another class OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

e. The Atlantic Monthly Tor June Is
worthy of that pleasant month. 1t opens
with = COOL New England story of the
war, entitled "QnickSam,l>." by Mrs. c.
y. Hopkins. ''!n the IIemlock>'' * a
capital article on birds. 10y John Bur
roG:A, doctor Johns is concluded.
hut ''''Tlilltils t.aUni continues as start
ilng!y a ever. The "reminiscences of
''l-an'ior' increase in interest There ar,
poems by Whittier and Longiellow, au,l
several we'll written book notices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

H Our Young Folks for June looks
unusually bright and fascinating. The il
iu~triiion> alone are sufficient to nut :,
household i'll GOOD humor. The stories.
>oirgs and appropriate di>cour~e>, 10y Mrs.
Walker, Kate Putnam, Rose Terry. Miss
Hale, tlr-. Stowe, Mis- Dickinson and
Owe mention the masculine writer last, bu,
rot least j. I. TrowhriIge, are all. of
course. .iu-t as they should be. bright.
charming and withal instructive.
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fore leaving Washington he had an inter-
view with Mr.. johnson. who assured him
that &" the election of himself (Semmes)
would meet his hearty approval"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

MASSACRE "F Friendly INDIANS -
ii.r governor eli Idaho has informed the
commissioner o. !n'lian atitir~ at the mas !
ere 81 sixteen iriclr!!,- Indians on the / lth
81; March. fifteen miles above Idaho CITY.
near the mouth 81 Moorc'> Greek. un the
Hoi~e river. hy Il party OF citizens OF Lila
county lie concludes 10y saving: "Tnrre
&yrr hut two crown mti,->; the rest We're
women and children The immediate set
tiers, miners. protested against the muir
der. AMI their statements | shall send Won
IN tew day. showing that the Indians
were dcicncclc>~ and peaccahlc. If any
thing Will serve TO bring on Il general In
dian war, il Is such acts a> these"
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y-:-.;- So y-.ssz--zzs--s
zE.,::Ia.I;I;xu,IxIi:I.liI

,sr I-- against mo;il- in cloili-g L. ad,as-..
"a ncy economy iinlraT7s \ -s,,t oder 70 IL. 81,
rar- TO lasi through tu,lvv rnoarhs Tn },-i -a.a,
'rr Druggist hss IL HARRIS < CHAPMAN. f;...,-
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Ca{{0O BONtbOrded.
TIE SPANISH FLEET REFUSED.

An arrival al New York the 2lst. from
A-pinwall, the 18Th, brings the following
intelligence:
The Spanish fleet bombar,led Callao
and We're repul>el- All the vessels were
mere or less damaged. and Admiral Mu-
ncz WAS badly wounded, Little damage
na- done 10 the civ. Ten PeruvianS were
killed, and twenty wounded. Tie Span
i-lI los l. supposed TO be heavy The Pc
rnlm secretary of war was killed. The
fight lasted until four in the afternoon,
when ii Terminated 10y the withdrawal of
the Spanish fleet Nothing reliable has
been heard OF the Spanish loss. News of
the defeat of the invaders was received
with @rcat enthusiasm by the inhabitants
OF Panama.
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