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TUE NOTTINGHAM MURDER. =

TUE NOTTINGHAM MURDER. - A
subscriber recently returned from Clay coun-
ty, hnuds US the following particulars Of the
murder Of Jas. B. Nottingham:
It seems, from the evidence, that the son
Ind been persuaded to pcrpetrate the awful
deed by Elizabeth Nottingham, q widow
woman.
Mr.. Nottingham was yet in his bed, with
o small child in his arms and another at his
feet. Before it was fairly daylight, the boy
got up, together with his smaller sister, and
having previously loaded his gun with slug
about one md n half inches long, aud having
laid on axe and large butcher knife on the
floor, with which to complete the awful work
in case his gun should fail, he sent his sister
out OF doors, his older brother being away
from home, then took his gun and shot his
father through the head with the II inch
slug above mentioned; as soon as lie shot he
ran away, but after remaining ont n short
time rc.urned, tied up tho wound supposing
that his father would recover after which he
with the other three children proceeded TO get
breakfast. breakfast being over, he opened
his fathers frank, took out hi, money, aud
then proceeded, accompanied by the three
smaller children, to tho river, where he gave
part Of tho money to Elizabeth Nottingham,
and informed her Of whit he had done
Good" snid she; "he ought to have been
killc! long ago The woman and boy were
ho:h arrested, and tried before Squire vii.
linn llnmriuk, OF Clay county, who found
just cause TO commit them to Jail 10 answer
m indictment before the Grand Jury Of tho
next Circuit Conr, Of that county, which con.
vencs Oh the 18th inst. have just returned
from Clay county. where had an opportunity
OF learning these facts indirectly, us stated by
the boy himself. ii. j..
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opened and kept open: 'and I viii also add
that it av.ils but little to open ,h. street
drains rs long as the hogs are allowed 10 run
at large. -..
The time has about come when any attempt
to improve will make matters worse, and
what is to be done must be completed in o
very few days.
There seems to DO fear in the mind Of our
Town authorities, and the Mayor at the head,
Of hurting somebody's t'e'ing', or making
somebody an enemy. think can safely say
more enemies arc made by not enforcing the
laws, than By performing all the duties Of An
ONCE given BY the people. Q.
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Srsrlcrors The Police discovered
three sacks Of goods in II cabin up Mill crock,
h.H sunday. They brought the goods and nm
r'liviLual having ,hcm in possession before
Justice Damron. The man gives his name as
Alcp Davidson. and says he Dough, the goods
up Elk. some twenty miles above Charleston
W.>, Virginia, OF man named George
Neia.rt. and that hc pail $9'D in grrenoacSs
COR them, but he does not appear 10 know inc
value OF the nr,icieH. or even what they are
anI those acquainted with goods say mere
are rot TO exceed 5000 worth in NIL. pas'u'
soa is q suspicious looking chap, "nd ms
.:"rirs 10 nc, agree. The circumstances were
such that the Justice sent hun TO jail to n""i'
further in,eStigs,iun.-Gd!hp Dispatch.
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I" l[anaWha Belle"

We take pleasure in publishing the follow
In: wrll.wri,tcn lincs, which bcspcak ii
praise Of this popular kauawhn Packet:
If you wan. to take pleasure trip,
And enjoy yourself extremely well,
Just &c. on boar,l the peoples boat
Tic steamer kanawha Belle.
Captain ChriSty is on the hurricane roof
And Martin steers her we'll;
Tru,low and Me. are in the Office
OF the saucy little Belle.
The prince Of Matcs-OlI Corn,:a!k--
Manages the freish, SO we'll,
Tha, everybody ships on board
The little Fniry Eent.
With Wurd, the careful! engineer,
You may your fea;s al qncll,
No accident has er occurred
On the fuvori,c steamer Belle.
Tie attentive Lee controls the cabin,
And he does il, too, ~ very we'll.
Tia, the finest dinners nre always had
On the splendid steamer Belle.
Then picasan, Tom is in the bar,
He'll mix your drinks so well,
That you cannot fail to take y " smile
When travelling on the Belle.
The crew arc clever gentlemen,
And to please You they II try;
Their motto on the pilot house
Is Re0i Iry Or DE.
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.

~ KLx,wuA Corsrr, To.wIT:-At RULES held IN the
Clerks Office 81 the circu, Cont for KnuArhA County,
tho first Monday In March, lSGf.
William Dicku.un. Executor, &C.. and Others, Com.
pIannnts. vs.. william A. Quarter, Executor, aud
others, DefrniantA--ln chancrry.
Thc object If this sui, I, to partition aiming the
thereof the parties I" the above sut NIL that pm u!
"John Steele aTUO0 Survey" lying between
Georges Greek AMI Krys Greek In Eanawha and ais"
IN. 2G6 acres Of the Ahicr.on Survey on Campbell.
Creek, aud the - At the mouth Of George
Creek and adjoining Mnrn owned BY the same partics)
On notion Of the comainantS by Counsel, and il ap.
rcAring. by affidavit filed, tha, the Defendants Samuel
Sm,hrrS. Julia Dove, Martha Washington and Lawrence
a. Washington benjamin T. Turner, Sarah A. Smith
ud I.nrrt SMITH. Julia T.. twyne md Samuel Grynue,
Lewis Huflnrr Jr.. Ellen RnbinsOn and MIdsn" i"'in.
son, infants SAMUEL Alcaadcr, John T. Alexander, su.
e. brown au Sardy roxn n"i.rc.idcnis Of this
Sar II is therefore ordered, that they do appear here
within month after due publication Of thi: order Rnl
DO what necessary protect their interests IN this sut
Copy; TcS;e: JOHN Black, Clark.
S. A. MmIxg. 7. 7.
March :, lSG6.--lgW4
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

~ HAS.wMA curNTr, SS:--At Raes held IN the Clerks
0hicc Of the circuit Court for KarIwha County, On the
first Monday Ia March. lSGG.
y. aiid II. F,Ihugh, for e. W. Summers, CnnpAinantS
rs. Alexander N. lrucn. Dcteudant-n Chancery.
THE olrc, Uf this suit is 10 enforce the payment Of
SO with interest thereon from the lst day Of January.
lSGl. alleged hy the Compartments. hy affidavit filed
with the papers Of the I" be due TO them from the
Defendant Alexander ". Eruen: aud the Sheriff Of Kan.
nwla County il hereby commanded 10 attach the effects
and OF the said Alexander ~ rucn IN the County
Of Knawha especially all the right tiIc and n,creIt Of
the said Hruen IN aud 10 tract Of land In kanRnhs
County, mentioned IN the bill, containing 1890 acres
originally patented 10 SAMUEL iOllingsrOrt, aud new
the property Of said l;rucn and sch estate attached
IN his haA 10 nrcurc that thu will be liable 10
The future order Of the court.)
TN melton Of the Compalnants. md II appearing, Ivy
sfuy fled, that the Defendant Is Nonresident VI
this Statr Il Ia ordered tina, he do appear hero within
month after due publication Of this order. and do
what 10 necessary ~ protect his interests IL this suit.
Copy; T-Its: JOHN Black, Clerk.
HRnEIcI, Sol.
March ], lsGG.-l9w4
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

~ CurSTr or KASAwHA. SS:-At Rules held IN thu
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court for KaAwha County
on the first Monday In March, lSG6.
Aoses +. Ward, Complainant, We. ". Sydney l~itlry
trustee, and others. 1lrirndHnis-ln Chanc-rv.
(The object Of this suit is to restrain und clU!n the
Defendant ndley from selling certain real estate 81 thu
tnmplaiuant'r. In the Bill described. under Trust
Deed executed by the Complainant 10 secure the pay.
msnt Of certain bonds IN George ". Thomas, and ~
compel the Defendant woodyard, Trustee oiVrgnia {.
Thomas 10 allow certain rredi,s Oh said bonds. In the
BILL get for,h.)
This day came tho Complainant 10y his Counsel; and
II appearing, by affidavit filed. that the Defendant Viz
gnia G.. Thomas Is on.resiunt Of TIL, State: OH his
notion It /. ordered that she du appear here Within on-
month afcr due publication Of this or,rr and 'io what
Is nrcessary to protect her interests in this suit
Copy; Teste: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
sntTu & KNIGHT, Sol'S.
March 7, lS6S.--loW&
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PrRcLaRlSS.-On Sunday night.
the 18th, ~ robbery was committed at the store
If J. Il. Smith, in Drowns,owu. this county.
,;o...s to the amount of about 5000 were TAKEN
embracing bacon, coffee, dry goods, boots &c
TN Saturday night, the 2i,h, the Company .
Sore n, Coalburg was entered by burglars,
anil dozen watches in nadi,ion 20 ab"u,
sluo Of store gools, we are Informed, were
s:clen.
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OrsSIxo DAY.--Ycsterday the new
store OF Vim. Maiden 4 Co., corner Of. Front
and Ferry streets, wns thrown open to the
public md presents u very fine appearance.
Read thoir advertisement.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

AAsos, lasor Services evcTy Sabbath q, lok o'clock
A. " aud TX P. u Services for Colorcd Persona at
RH. y. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
Sa65otA Sc*eot-Eycry Sabbath at O'Clock 4. n
PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH.-Rcv J. NC. B,Arsrr.
Pastor Services evcry Sabbath IL O'Clock A. " and
Z r. ". Prayer Meeting every wedncslay evening.
SI1odh ScAook-Every Sabbath al O'Clock +. n.
EPISCOPAL cHURcH.-R4v ". +. v. JAcous. Pastor.
Services every Sunday at 1o o'clock A. " and ~ 7. "
Sa61dn Shool-Every Sabbath at o'civck 4. u.
ItvINx S'xNcKa, with Lecture, every Friday evening.
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SIMS AND BLuHDoS were sent mp t"
tho Circuit, Court, by the Magistrates Court
which adjourned on Wednesday iaat. There
were no wi,ucssc. Cor the defense, as antici-
patel. The evi'lcnce against the accused Is
quite damaging.
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Arrivals and Departures of Mails
AT EASAHHA Z. H., WEST Va.

AT KANAWHA {. IT,, WEST Va.
Hrsterb and EnStesn Mail arrives and departs
every day In tho week Sundays excepted per kAna~hA
Packets.
Letrts6ur0 MGit-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. At O'Clock. T. ~. Depart. Monday.
Wednesdays. and Fridays, ut o'clock. A. NJ
G"D0"6ott" MHi-ArriyeA tuesdays. Thursday~
and Saturdays. 6P. u. Departs No ndays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, 4. ~.
.Jnrks0n C.. H. ndit-Arrvcs Wednesdays and
Saturdays. II II. Departs Same days. . r. w.
spencer INaH-Arrves Tuesdays, II " Departs
same day, 2PM.
VayIi- {. H. Nail-Arriye, Mondays, { T. u.
Departs Wednesdays, = 4. II.
Feb. Hth, lSG6. y. $. wIIrTrEKEk, +. u.
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AEsAI.oM JEFFERSON, col"rrd, WAS
arrested on Wednesday inst, lie having en-
rrred the store Of Cnpr.S. NJ. Rife aud AL
,,ractcd sundry articles while the keepers
we're n, dinner. After an examination before
Squire Williams, he was committed to Jail 20
Await trirl
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New Mrslc.-Wc have inst re-
ceived two beautiful instrumental pieces 81
Sheet Music from Jno. Church, Jr, Cincin
natl, o., entitled, "Ger"l'line Sehos'iseh
and "Amnnda MazurEa' Those wishing
music Gun order through us.
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CONTRACTORS will please real the
notice for Sealed Proposals for repairing. Coal
River Navigation Works, in todny's paper.
The time for receiving LidS closes on the 10Th
Of April Icxt.
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m-. ATTORNEYS are hereby notified to make
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other Legal AdvsrScment>aS afNiavit< Of their publ
cation vii. not be made until printers Zee. paId
except in casss Of responsible rs1;iens parties.
I:ridVe Notices must DC paid for iHr0ria1iy IL
ApyAScx.
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CIRcu1r CoCRr.-The April term
Of Kannwha County Circuit Court will coin
mcnce on Monday next, April I'd. Ws under
stand this will he busy term.
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Take Notice!

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Nix. ISAAC BEuAN. q well.krown
and respected citizen OF Vest Columbus, was
drowned at that place las: week.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

PROPOSALS. for rebuilding the Fridge across Coal
J. River, the Upper Falls, will be received by the
Juno. 1896. Bids will be received for q Suspension
IIridye or for wooden supcrntrucurs. Bridge builders,
when making proposals, invited to submit plans for
either, upon which they base their bids. The plans Will
bc examined for approval. and II adopted, will be IN.
cudc In the contract The distance between abunents
will lie about 2e4 feet; and the plans for ~0oen super
structure will he for two spans Of about lSe feet cac
For further information call upon address
WILLIAM HENLEY, SKx..
Upper Falls Of Coal. KAnH~hu Co., ". Va,
Or }. :. CUNNINGHAM.
rsb. 1O-..l5m3 COaIYmnuth, KanAwha Co., n. Va.
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Take Notice !

SE Treasurer Of the Free School Fund, and all whom
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i. CCSSINGHIx. Commissioners.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-14
All over Town and County.

nHTuE D,srRlcr CouRr.-This Court
commences the April term on Monday
next The docket is no. large, having
been pretty we'll cleared Of the old cases.
There will be but few jury trials, and
those of a character not likely to interest
any one outside Of the parties. 1t is to
be hoped that at this term the regular
panel Of jurymen will be in attendance,
SO that, ss is usually the case, one half Of
the time Of the court need not be occu-
pied in waiting for jurors.
The growing neglect Of parties sum-
moned to sit on juries to attend, has be.
come cause Of serious difficulty in this
county Hardly term Of court is held
here but what more excuses from absen'
tees are presented than men TO servo
A. . rule these excuses have been acccp,
tod, and Immediately proceedings are in
stituted to gather up q sufficient mum Der
Of talesmen to supply the places of those
who have been regularly drawn, and
failed to appear. The consequence is
that an undue aud unfair proportion of
our merchants and mechanics are sum-
marily snatcted Up without notice or time
to make even the slightest preparation
for an absence Of uncertain length from
their stores and work shops. Hence i, is
that Sioux City furnishes the jurors which
should be supplied from the body of the
county, and it is not al uncommon tking
% see an entire panel Of not only petit
bu. g.sud jurors made up Of residents
Of this Township.
It is quite time that the citizens Of this
county were made t. understand that a
call to act as juror is imperative, and
that q failure to appear whe" drawn will
be apt to be followed hy more serious
consequences than any which would be
likely to arise from the neglect Of daily
syoca,ions.
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rm- COUNCIL PRoCErDISGs -CoCNCiL
CHAMBER, March 27.-Council met-Ald.
Hutchihs in the chair Present-Alder-
men Cameron, Hu'chins, Kirk, Chamber
lain. Mcnamara and Rooney
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved. Petitions on sidewalk and
; draining were received Petition on
draining referred to the City Supervisor.
Ordered tha. ordinances be drawn.
1st-For clearing streets, alleys and
levee, and keeping the same in healthy
condition.
2d-For grading Fourth street, and
tha. one-third Of the cost be assessed to
property On said street.
On motion, the bonds Of G.. r. Nc
Dougal, City Treasurer, r. H. Pow'es-
sou, City Supervisor, and A. B. Griffin,
City Marshal, were approved.
On motion, the Clerk was allowed one
hundred and City dollars for his services
the ensuing year.
JAS. HUTCHlNs, Chairman.
A. r. WRIGHT, City Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-14

Er DIEr In this CITY. on the Ith
inst. Mrs. MARIAN HUNT, wife Of Or.
A n. Hunt, aged SO years.
Of has VIC harvest-man Of the human
family within the last few years thrust
bis sickle into our midst and gathered
into the universal garner many Of our
mos. beloved and highly esteemed ci,i-
zens-and especially has the heart Of
fond husband and father been made to
bleed over the loss of the love Of his youth,
the companion Of his mature manhood,
and the sharer Of bis joys and bis sorrows.
Mrs. Hunt, tie subject of the above
notice, was a native of Sahoharie county i,
New York; was married to DR.. Hunt in
September 1853. at Rochester, Indiana,
and as early as 1856 became a resident of
this city. Adorned with all the virtues
Of christian excellence, she has ever been
On ornament TO cur foce,y. an honor to
her church, fond mo her, devoted wife,
and true type Of tho pure and refined
woman. Beloved By ell who knew her,
she has lief. rich legacy Of friend ship
and esteem in this community as an 10
heritauce for her bereaved husband and
five young chldren-now broken hearted
by their sad aliliclion.