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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

We are authorized 10 announce that Lieut., JOIN
j.. swan II a candidate for the Office Of ASSESSOR
clipper District of KinaWha County. lie IL an honor
absy Discharged victorian soldier.
". are authorized 10 announce that Watson
E;natw oo0 In Candidate for the oilicc rHiIEItIEr
Il H.na"h, County lie Is a-gsntcm1n Of updisputed
hyal;y AMI Integrity. - -" - d. "a
Col. *. v. whalcy. OF Mason County. 4. n
candidate I"r reelection to COSGRESS from this Dis.
,rci subject tn tho decision Of the Union soldiers and
citizens at the baot-tox the fourth Thursday Ia
UclOl'cr ..r:F -. ~ e.tsti 49,.
We are authorized to announce JOIN Slack an
scaai" for recollection 10 the offices Of CLERK Of the
circuit Court AID RECORDER for Kanawha County.
Et- Jonr1H: = You will please announce the name
Of n. H. HEMPHREf, E:sq., IN a candidate for
the office OF SHERIFF Of Kanawlla County at the up.
providing election. MANY FKlESlS
Ea1. Jomrndl:- You will please nnnoarco y. W.
MOHGi ~ A. u candidate for COUNTY TKEASIRER
A,d nLllH- MANY UNION VOTERS.
to .... e..
JOHS L.. corr Ii n candidate for IL. Office OF
NKIEiuR for Knnnmhn County, vt the October rlrc.
ti"n. - So ..-N.., .Hr
We nre authorized to ann",ncc UM. RHO.iDES
HAn imcprmlcn, candidate iof ASSESSOR 9th Upper
ln.trc,, knnawha county. tds
Eis. JDmrndi - rlcnsc announce Mr. pEHRY
E.tTEUOOD "a u candidate tor tho o1iee Of AkScs-
'Hof Upper District Of Hsna~ha county. At ihr election
81 htri,-r. MANY VOTERS.
July lS-tds ... ..'..
EiiiorA Iourndl :-rrensc announce II. IT. JItMES
candidate for rrcrcoh for Assessor Of the Upper
District Of KnnHwhA County. II Il true, no has not
been able ~ attend ,hr business VI his Office this year,
from his being afflicted; but has done the bca, he could
through his Deputy Mr.. ISm brown. lcsolu,isns were
p.s>r ut meeting held nj Charcston, to elect soldiers
10 all offices within the Gift Of the people, that they
capable Of filling. This thinks Is perfectly right But
while Mr. James not n soldcr, his three
the Federal army lighting to help put down the rebel
len. Nr James has done NIL lar could for the Cnion. lie
not able 10 work now, and sincerely hope TINT he
will not be forgotten at The election In October next
June II, 1896 MANY VOTERS.
lila. JUErRdl: - Please announce the name Of Mr..
D.iHSEY SHNEYSHCjfI, az d. candidate for
III. SherItrny Of Kunawa County. at thr ensuing cleo
iion. Mr. Shrewsburys al Unconditional Union man.
- MANY VOTERS.
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Proceedings Of the Soldiers md
Sailors League. -...s

The following are the proceedings Of the
Soldiers and Sailors League of Kanuwha
county, West Va, held at tho Court House OIL
Kanawha county. on Saturday, the 25th day
ofAugust, 186G-Licut Col. John J. Polslcy,
Vice President of tho S. &, S. League Of Ka.
nawha county, in tho chair.
On motion, John +. Brill was appointed
secretary pro tenn.
On motion, Capt. II. c. McWhortcr, Henry
c. Cunningham and Capt. John w. Crncraft
wcro appointed Delegates to represent tho
League Of this county in the State Convention
Of the Soldiers and Sailors League, to be held
at rarkersburg on tho 30th inst
On motion, twas resolved, that when this
meeting adjourn, it adjourn to meet on tho
first Saturday Of October, at 10 An.
On motion, the following named gentlemen
were appointed committee Of arrangements
for getting up barbecue viz:
Vim. T. Dickcrson, VIM. n. Hawkins, Thco-
dorv Harris, John +. Graham, George Dyer,
John J. polslcy, John l.. McVcy, James
RAIDER, John 7. Brill, and II. Slack.
And on motion, tho meeting adjourned.
JSo. +. BRILL, JOHN J. POLSLEi,
Sc. pro team. President.
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The Last Of tho Rebel Army--Four
Confederate Soldiers Surrender
ut PcterSburS---The War Ended.

InC Last Oh INC 1CcDcl IArmS--f our
Confederate Soldiers Surrender
ut PctersburS---The War Ended.
From the Petersburg (vu.) Index. Aug Il;
The serenity OF the office Of the command
ing officer Of this post was agitatcd, on yes
terlay,, by the apparition Of lour Confederate
soldiers, who gave their names and 'IeScrip-
tive lists" rs follows:
Anthony Monkas, Co. +, Firty.Sccond
Georgia Infantry, Third Army Corps A. n.
Y.
Thomas Wells, do.
Jumcs I'rnbcrter, do.
Allan Tcwksbcrry, Forty.thrI Louisiana,
do. ...'
A more ragged rot Of mortalS had never
appeared before tho Colonel during NIL the
dealings he has ever had with the ragged
rebels Of Lcc'Sarmy. Tcwksbcrry was II sort
of walking illustration Of original patchwork.
llis clothing had boon tied and scwed and
stuck together with strings ind thread and
thorns until there did not appear solitary
square inch upon it which Ind not been tied
up, sewed up, or stuck up in some way or
other. His companions were not quite rs
badly of, one having IL pair Of blue, Yankee
pantaoonS, with only half a dozen rents
in it f.; another hiding the rngscdnesS Of his
grey pants with flowing though ribbony
Yankee overcoat, and tho other making his
dcccncy apparent by conccalirg the defects Of
his upper garments with IN old oil cloth fly,
awfully >bcdaubcd with mud. 80.
| TewkSbcrry stated to the Colonel that he
and his party stopped on the APPROXIMATIONS,
about seven miles above the city, after the
evacuation Of PetersbuSgh, for the purpose, ut
first, Of resting; that they staid longer than
they expected md were cut of. They then
lnndc vow to live on that spot, and never
20 homo or give up until the Conlclcrncy was
completely nnnihilatfd. They sought out n
cnyc on tho banks Of tho river, which Mt that
poin, il very rocky, and after some little in.
dustry, succeeded in erecting for themselves II
most comfortable little home. Here they
lived upon tsh and gu,nc, md occasionally
roasting cars during all last summer, and upon
bread made Of corn they had gathered from
tho corn.tields, and IN occasional pig they
found without mother in their rambIcS dur
Ing tho winter. This spring md summer they
lived us they did last summer, but recently,
hearing from an old negro man that the Con-
federacy had undoubtedly "gone up" they
concluded to quit their barbarian life and sur
render. They marched to tho city yesterday
morning with their muskcts and nccOutrc.
,ncnts, stacked arms in front Of headquarters,
sent in word>that they wcrc tho remnant Of
the Army of Northern Virginia, and TINT they
wished to surrender upon the conditions nc
corded to Lee md the main body. Col. Mil
ton aSsented to their request, and gave them
transportation to their homes, and badc them
atlici.
Tho ilustrious four ,roamcd about town for
short time, Ind now suits Of clothing given
them, ind, after being made about halfdrunk,
embarked Oh the Southern train for their
hninnI H---I- =, -
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AT Notwithstanding in ,Gallipolisi last
week. wc called in upon our friends Mcssrs'
Halliday & Miles, and found tlrir store full
both Of goods and customers, and their clerks
busy psckiug up orders Of goods for the "A;
nawha :radc-many ofSoar n,crchaass bay q.
ing lsarrncd BY hiiaal that thcy canaget' better
bargains on jobbing orders at this house than
elsewhere. As will be. seen by their adver-
'ismcnt, in another column, they arc prcpar-
ii to supply Dry Goods Carpets, &C. at
Wholesale, as cheap or cheaper than han they can
b. had In, Cincinnati Or .Portsmooth,H
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
KanAXha. County, So: =

IT RULES HELD IL TIE CLEIE's OFFICE or
"A ths Circuit Coart OF KanaWAA County, on the nIst
Xoaday Ia The mouth Of August. lBeo: ~ =
Amelia n. RrAdfUrd and Sthsrs, Complainant r. Peter
", GssHt anA e.hsn Dstsp!.nx-in Gh.aS:ry.; .
chs 6sc4 II thn E1Is 10 obtain pafutlon 0! eerin
1s donjbHd n DO H.lL AOd DysA9 " ~ SCUM s'de
q ani o. Kanawha TSrsr and adjacent thereto, and
si,s9S lioaH Crssh 10 iths eAunty1f KAnsshA- MsSt
VIrrinI. 40 svnsd by ~ parties, l1aintb and ".
- NJ "a snt1 in rnMmonl $50
mt - 60 ~ Csap.Ip.aa II ceanssl3 Aad %
tt.if 6Sstd "a taPp..hsl Y saa.'is G!sd "a! The
1~S 0ssrt. Scu Of Orxisi Jamss Hewitt AoA clirsss
S61:TfSr YsfituSf H. Norton snd bis tvS cthhrss,
fISSsrs Xoftoa and sClaa' Norton Yolnsy. SpsdDnG
~ ~ IeaEM WtoiS naas b Haknown: and Via y the
sal .iSaxttsf u Yotp<I 6pai1sE and EanasiA h2si:
6& SeesSS(4, ~ Gtsitr anl 4nnIsT G0fISvsAj and
Ii II Gr,sSod ~, hxSAaa@, Asin Of $olomon Qssni,,
ars IAsals % DIS State, Il u 6rdetid
~ - - sppe6f IN NitAn ~ ASsHh tlsf ASSp1S.
1A4 sttAk ecas,, - - ssesss1 y ptsstee
! ~ - - Tssls mo. SLACK, c3sshtst
4 1VS.1:. sii,a K
IT, 't.Afs
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SUPPLEMENTARY Of Averill Coal
and OH Company.

CRY ASp COUNTY OF NEW York, IS:
ADOLpElUS sMEDDERG, OF TIE CITY OF NEW
"A York. being duly swora dcposcs and says that he ~
Secretary and one Of the Trustees OF the hvcril Coal
OIL Company; that Ioratio +. Avcr WAS formerly
the Superintendent Of said Company IN West VirgInH
but was removed from said Office BY the Directors ofsasd
Company the 3lt day Of March. 1854; as will appear
by copy Of the RESOLUTIONS Of Removal hereto ANNEXED
marked Schedule - which were copied By Dcponcnt
from the original Books OF Minutes In his possession, "
such Secretary. Deponent further says, that all Powers
pany forc given by taId Company, hay" bern OK.
prcaIy revoked and that said loratIo Averi bas no
power, right, authority any way "hn.syrr to act for
lands occupied by Il IN West Virginia. or to act for or
them IN any other way whatever prponcnl further H"yS
that the 10Th day May last he caused 10 be Aen TO
s,Id AyurIl notice. Of which copy In hereto annexed,
marked IN AIOIPilCS SMHDBHIiG,
-. SEC. ArrrW Coal IL on Co. tsE.I~l
Sworn TO and sublcrbrd brfurr INC. TIL. ?:d day Of
June 1900, JAMES A. MOORE,
...... Notary Pn6!;c. l-EAI~l
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

IT RULES HELD IS THE CLERK'S OFFICE or
n rnyctir County. on Monday, the 9th day of August
lShl:
John D. Thurmoid W. &. raulIna Thnrnnud willow "f
Phillip j. Thuruund Mnry .lnhr ThurnUnd, Charles
Thllrmnnl, Infants. nnd John Iowyrr.-ln Chnncrry.
(Tlr nJrcI Of this sult l. Ia obtain Deed Of Convey
ncc from Captain John lawyer 10 the Complainant, Of
sixteen huuI," ycrrs Uf land, soll by thu 'd Gowycr
to Ihp j. ThurnUnd IN his lifetime. aud by the said
l'hp j. ThurnnId sold to the said John D. ThurInnnd
Aud Il appearing hy affidavit filed In the papers Of this
caisr, thut tic Defendant s. lnnllIn Thurnnna, is u
Iuil. re- rn OF this STATE motion OF mplhinnnt, II
Ii ordered that the said Defendant do appear here within
one mouth alter due publication 0l this order aud do
what Ia necessary protect her Interest In the premises
AuS. 10, lSGJ.-t2w+. J. ). CASSADfi Clerk.
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SCHEDULE B.
o.. OFFICE or JEROME, NlG6S 4 CO.,
ldKlchhnpa rhlcc, NcMYork, Way 10, lSGf

= = OFFTCE OF JEKONE, HIGHS g CU.I
GdEachnngo PlAcc, NcwYork, May 10, lScG.
,iio1Ario r. AvkxILL, EIq.-Sfr: L-nr'inG that you
Of IN. Ayeri Coal on Company, IN direct opposition
10 The resolutions Of the hoard of 1ruSlces March S
1904 aud " which resolution upon tue same day. fur:
uIshed you epy; learning also, that you have refused
TO hand over the books papers, aeeoun and property In
your hands, to Mr. who was duly appoint.
ed your successor BY resolution Of Board Of Trustees! OF
Apl 18th, 1900. and whom provided with certified
copy OF said resolution therefore warn you, upon behalf
OF the Vice President the Treasurer ny,e IN Secretary,
and the Trustees Of tue ArerI Coal vi Co.. that oil acts
done by you assumed Superintendent or agent OF said
Company sre Illegal aud unauthorized, and unwarrantcd
By said officers TruSscs aud that sou shall DO held
personally responsible for oil dnninge or loss which
may result from your Illegal action IN tue prculIe'
, E.spcctrully yours, A. SNHDUEHu, 70.
SIT '' Secretary ArerW Coal d on 70.
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,spsSeda az linton. Convention e
4 lbf ath ssSaato rlaf Dit

EYS%1SH 19N4 A&QA00,N O0YHnt1Ou
& bfafh aaat oriaf DiGttSS ist sss,
;TAs s4saaon nat Ss Ii k 6 u ~
S 2 dins. puraaaak to p,lblshst III ia III
called oordss BYE. II. Fit. Gessald5 Chat:
man man sofenasorial Commute ia; RHO t;t,;s
motor eha y. Trpslew, 3Esq,sls q Kannax, VIII:
wass eairnap. y n sFisG sisld NJ NJ
saeisstHi .seesrtaEy:,f. ~ IS o. !, Z: =
On motion, the Chair .hen appointed ! ono no
from each countys committee on resolutions
While ths committee were absent the secro-
tary addressed tho convention. 4"'' s. , ''''%
Tho, committee reported, through their
Chairman, Capt. T. G.. Putnam, the follow.
g:;"4H2H 81, r,7s;-;,r -x:i9 s.>e1.
Resolved, That tho Constitution Of the Uni.
ted States, and the Constitution Of West Yir.
ginia, and all amendments made thereto md
all laws made in pursuance thereof. shall be
tho platform Of the Union party of this Soma.
torial DISTRICT. se!s1EI5;;sEs 7>A,( 80
RESOLVED, That NO will not consider tie
name o. any candidate who will not pledge
himself personally or through his friends to
give an ennestlsupport to allmeasures which
may hereafter DO deemed by the Union party
IN the Legislature essential to tho best inter-
ests OF the State and the permanency Of its
Constitution. .sa~ -. iaa.,' ~
The report was unanimously adopted
The committee on basis of representation
recommended awarding each county one vote
in convention for each Any and major part q
fifty votes for the late amendment to our State
constitution; and the Recommendation was
unanimously agreed to.
Nominations being then in orlc7, Mr.. Fitz.
Gerald put in nomination Jacob Bird, ESQ,
Of Mason, and briefly urged the claims Of that
county for tho vacant Senntorship.
Charles Terrell, Esq, then nominated Hon.
Grecnbury Slack, Of Kanawha, and tho Pres.
idcnt, calling Hon. d. H. X. Dix to the chair,
seconded the motion, ind earnestly advocated
his nomination.
Tho convention then proceeded to ballot,
with the following result: Jacob Bird, %
votes, GrccnGury Slack, 81 votes; whcrcupon
Mr. Fitz'Gcrald' moved that the nomination
Of Grccnbury Slack be made unanimous, which
motion. being seconded by C. Shrewsbury,
Esq, Of Mason, was unanimously adopted
Z. N. Fitz-Gerald, Of Mason, Capt. John
Bowyer, Of Putnam, Capt II. C. McWhortcr,
Of Knnawha, Capt. 7. G. Putnam, Of Nicholas,
and John Sims, Of ClaS, were elected Soma
torial Committee for this Senatorial District
Capt. G. W. Smith, Of Kanawha, Icing
called UPON cloqucntly addressed the con-
ycntion.
The Kanawha JOURNAL and the Point
Pleasant Register arc requested to publish
these proceedings.
On motion, adjourned. -.-.
JOHN A. TRUsLoW, Chairman.
E. NJ. FRI GERALD, Secretary.
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Medals for West Virginia Soldier

Medals TOR West virginia SOIdicrS.
Adjutan. General ricrpont hus been for
Some time in correspondence with New York
manufacturers, touching tho medals Of honor
for Wost Virginia soldiers, ordered by the
last Legislature. The General has found some
difficulty in negotiating SpF; medals which
should not exceed tho cost prescribed in the
Joint resolution Of tie Legislature, and should
vet DO Of such quality aud design as to COM
ply With that resolution in other particulars
He has at length succeS$ed inclosing q con-
tract with; Messrs: Tiffany T. Co, Of New
York. who agree to furnish tho medals Of the
REQUIRED quality and design for ono dollar
eoch. Every mcdat+is to have, besides tho up
mopriate design on: tho face, tho name 70
ouircd and company OF tho recipient en-.
rr.ycd on tho reverse. Eachjono must there.
Gmo, PASS sepa.atcly through tho hands Of the
enursycr, and receive, . different name. = Tho
rrsolrtjou reouirdtbcm to 10 Of four designs
Houoisblr discharged, killed In actiont died
Of woundH and disd Of discaso'con tracted I'm
the scrvice; but General Piotpont has found
!. ,;rnpousiblc to make nm accurate elassif'ca-
t;on TO moro than: thro classes. In many
c.ses. whcru men died in hospitals and DISC
wbcrc tho record docs not show, and it is
;mnrsct;cablo to ascertain whether they died
from wounds or disease. Those two classes
am thercsorc, embraced in nos.design, with
the INSCRIPTION, Died in tho service Ct bis
country. ~ We have seen the design furnished
hy tbe New York artist and must say that
tS.y s,e tasteful andisppropr;ate -
:. IL furnish tho niannfactrcrs.th The requisite
;nto,mst;on. It beooqies necessary-for tho Ad-
;,,tsnt Genersl 10 mako out s@classifcd list
e. ail Tho ethirty.odd thousand soldiers sans
10 Tia Ralds b. Mset Virgins showing The
r.nsa reaireaf, company, and class Of each.
Whcn ,wo msassod Tat this takes Just bali
,..m 81 pspcss totm1ks tho list on, some idea
49, b txmed af thsauaount Of labor involved
tRaf this, is . alight task compared with The
dntribution; n tlf medals when hey IN
80 n sslHosSs zS>e.i s.; at'l k~tFsit''
q. a. Is d;sE iiepds ,Shonld not HoT impA-
Et;ent sif Itheit-u don't CONC phaad 6r
,snuos .tjtSo q b . much higxle aadcstak:
- NJ fi.nilHi thsln than anybody sapPoeed
,Sss sfiryf Ilc1s gsosdcrsd. --Hkee atslI
sS vsfAsss .1asoT BIC: y z, =
- - -'sAE Ia
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Observation-Disclosures, the subscribrr having taught n
subscription School for fur months at the mouth Of
E1ogS Greek In Union Township, sonc unprlveiplcd
men, living In that vlcnIty. have circulated the report
bad rrtucd my school to the Hoard of Education as
free schoo and received an additional payment from
the Township Treasurer Now Us this wan done for the
purpose Of inJurng my character and those who
uncq with tho 10 which business Is dune
by the Schpol Board might believe there was truth
In Il. should leave Il uneonttadcted, hereby pro.
nouncc Il deliberate, wilful and malicious o and all
that any person 10 do to ascertain tobe such, Ia
TO call on The Treasurer Of the Township aforesaid.
J. II. EiSSlSoS.
browns Landing, Kanawha Co., 18th Aug.. 1866
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,

TO M1 Ntr70 u KdhdcaH t6uh!V-GhErIISo' =
We command you that you summon TIM Great "a.
nawha OIL Company, Corporation Of the Entc Of Nav
York n tny be found IN your IaIIIsck, 10 appear 10.
iore the Judge Of our Circuit Court for tho County Of
knAwha Ruea TO no hold In tue Clerks Office thereof
on tie erst Monday In SepIembcr next. TO answer 10
NIL 10 Chlncery exhibited against them IN Our said
Court by juJ,icc Trace. Witness; JOHN Hack, Clerk oi
our SAID Court, A.tho Court iousc Of laid County, tho
18th day u August 1850, and In the 4ih ycHr Of tho
State .-..-. e: ..t. ~ g. - TX,
THIS suit brought to enforce the payment Of esno o.
with Interest on 9374o &c from September Nth 1885, aud
on the residue from the lab Of August 1905 due Ny De.
PENDANTS 70 the Complainant. The Sheriff 10 hereby
directed 10 attach the estate, real and personal OF
Defepdsn.A In Kanawha county, Il being the Davenport
lands on Kanawha river and engines md fixtures, and
other personal property thereon, 70 secure tho above
sum Of 1Stto IS. With interest az Aforesaid. j..
= Ir.I.'..', Teste: = JOHN SLACK, CLERK.
SnlrH + Kxau1. Sola-AuS. n, lSGG.-A3w4 ,.-..-..
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New Goods at Wholesale & Retail

MR. SAMrEl. STRAUSS, HAVING PURCHASED
W. the entire interest In the business uf the late Arm
Of STRAUSS & HRO., will continue ut the we'll.
known stand. Front street. Ghdr'rsf0n. lie has
greatly enlarged his stuck By frUsh arrivals. consisting
nf Dry Goods. CnthIng, Gents Furnishing Go0ls, Hats,
ous and Shoes, Groceries. and II gcrcrni assortment
for Country Stores. Having a full supply Of Cloths.
CGssinrrcs. vcslIngs, &c, he s prepared to make
clothing to order. Oh the shortest notice. IN the beat
he Inns full supply In tint line ut wholesale. TIL"
highest market price paid for Ginseng aud all kinds Of
country produce. 42m3
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NOTICE.

no THOMAS ". conn, Esq.; you ARE
hsreby notified that 90 tho grst day OF tho October
tenn, next, OF the Circuit Court OF Kanawhs County,
,hali more said Court 10 appont Trustee In your place
and s1st (you beIuK nor. resilient y; this STATED ln
eersin Decd OF Trust executed on thr 1h day Of Sep.
ts,nber 1SG1 By i0nas Cobb ~ you A. Trustee. 70
cure TO Rcbecc1 Copen the payment u noo for &l0o
dated September l7tb 1871 with interest from date and
payahs on o, before the 18th day Of September, 1853
which Deed conveys certain reseSfac therein described
ahd<ts Of record W the Recorders oeu Of Kama VIII
Cuuuty, Book r., page as. REDECCA C0PES, a.
,CharIsston, WA, Aug. Ii, 1850. 81 by Counsel
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Marietta C6ue3je;Ie|!! M;

THE%NExf fifEKk WE ElO01telNcHs
:WsdSssdsy;,: f se,fssl{l
'THH YusHn q M iIyyInvn@ 1Ayy H.
e :ss;R Z: -: .1. y Sa ~ -
~! !: 80 s ssS e. 3. Z "a:
ls4Ths ,Tsln@ ~ 70 oeIl4s i. tAD1. ~ ~,
e1kSAj Vl6l0 49,
80 s:LaEAAIBaxHS Of 1Il.41
) O. 81 - ssssss III :ss:ssssss
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Fir:, ScuooLs.-Hayins boon detained in
the ci,yby sickness, Mr. 4. T. Moore, County
Superintendent Of Free Schools, has just re-
turned, and although not fully recovered. no
is ready to do all in his power to forward tho
Free Schools. lilo will koon DO able to visit
any part Of tho county whore his presence viii
10 Of service, and in the mean tiino may 30
found at tho JOURNAL office. tft:"t% e..
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Arrivals and Departures OF Mails
- AT KASANHA CHI wESr III ? ~ =;

'NK ES1hAN7NV11N % Hs " LoT' 7 n :"
.brafcrn und EaGtern NnR arrives ard departa
every day in tho week Sundays sxcepted per KapswhS
Packets. 80 - rff = 100
q. Lrsrt~Ltsr0 MaU-Arrives Tuesday,, Thursdays,
,nd Saturdays, AT O'Clock, 2. NJ. Departs Mondays
: Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 5 O'Clock, Am.
GuY1hdotte NaH-Arrlves Tuesdays Thursdays,
And Saturday., eP u. Departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
: ,nt Fridays, 5A. u. - =
= Tc9Gso,i c. II. Jrail--Arrircs Tuesday. and Sat.
IsAsI.a7 No DEPARTS same days, Pm -.
Observation-Disclosures clneatays II u Departs
Isme day, r. ". .-.. ...r +, e.. = -, 49, .
WHSs.~ 6. IL 1I"H-ArrIvcs Mondays, r. u.
: Feb. 18th, 1856. ~ y N.S.:wurrEKEI, ~. !
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-29

The committee appointed by. tho Soldiers
League meeting last Saturday to nnke arrnngc-
mch,s for grand barbecue TO be held hcrcabout'
We understand will meet ut the Court House
nrx, Saturday to consider the subject Let our
ci,izcus give tho,n oil proper encouragement.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-29

EXAMINATION or TEAcllEns.-I will exam
inc all applicants for certificates to teach in
this county, at my Office on Saturday, Sept !,
commencing vt 10 o'clock An. - - -
= +. T.. MOORE, Co. Sapt.