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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-21

BE-T FEMALE SKArER-On Monday
{ week tue managers OF the Skating
Park 1t Pittsburgh presented Miss Car
RE \. Moore magnificent gold medal
and chain, whica bears the following
inscriptions: To the Ska,oriaI Queen
Of America" &c. The fact that such
proud position has been attained by
u Pennsylvania is certainly encoura-
ging to our lady skaters. And we
hope the Keystone will not only pre-
serve this individual distinction, but
that her fair skaters generally will be
among the first in the country.
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Notice to Tax Collectors.

WE tax c"i.~ctyrs Of this county are here
Il by notified that all outstanding taxes Nc
10 and including 1865, must be settled on or
before LIST day Of April next or suits will lie
instituted against ali dehpquents. By direc
uOn Of the Commissioners.
CHARLES w. GIBBS,
Lewistown, Feb. Il 66 Treasurer
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Com lRlIHicate3.

hf-sES. EniroHs When thA carving or the AL
rom thi- post "'be" - the -pY. wl .ar from, rt
4tln'''ate let ana gwen ~ Harry Stack pole ,ha
DIio.I7''h bFiiG@ Directors sought to Justify tn4,r
ih.qS peFpetrated o. closing the gate Of he ri.iy
on o'Se poe ~ saying that resolution had ha5t
passed Utt taey would give o., contracts Tor a r,r
tIoH oi year therefore tack pole must nav a. 81.
UP me hLSt2e ~ the year, WnIie the pet Shoid az,
ur"u2h a cents They aiSy said thar wbe,, - +
year expired they would make new a.sos-,oart. on /;
tn"t Stack?2.e should have the bridge tv .,,,trn,
40 one Acquainted "ltl, the parties believe 4 that
was any sincerity Ia thor plea for tler. rayr r. -
4a a. - ktv"ii SINGH Instance from the er.,,.C
o 'He UTluSe - tilat peTIoi. when an lndvri,Ts r.,
LeiA@eti contract Tor any fraction of = y.ar aT3 -,
d-iy tileIn I" produce any such re,oli,ri,r - -;
E.ia"S o. aGy other laws Of their hrid no e.a-,,
uhes~ u - something that va, Matched M :, -:
Nis HPecai case. ami can refer 10 "a g., ~ :
an ihd''dh"l setting gIth ms family Al tho -. ~
FIaI'oh township within a few weeks Of rta TIM
'he gate was closed on Stack pole who vTorL . A.,
Lhr t'iI IN Mr. bniI~ mill boarding Al 49, III
'p4Hg Ihr oflige several times every d4y rl,Ie br
Wa IA HR Dun employ This man obtained q -, -.
ct lot himself %nd family for the balance If l,
year ~ sixty cents well the old year axnirad s -
Itcuoh comes of; the Dulls and RCss. tr,,s -, @ 81
VIteT instincts reelected themselves and a ri[ri
o. lI"r own political stripe serVe euoI,Tli tn -
o!''u1ne. meeting WAS held to a,saSs ,olI- -
"hst 90 tney 40 Th>y charge Grorre E;n,.s nm A
oeTat l1r hs ~ morse bI- S65 Harry Stae;,r,i ID
P"o"eaht $50 Bat more Of this agaln Wv
AeNeytoWn. February ls 1856 'V''i'E'
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Z u I'll d e r

'HE undersigned has just rscei,ed. and
Al wiiI keep constantly m hand, all kinds
u DRY LUMBER. BUILD STUFF. SHIN
nLE>. LAfiiS. and material generally kent
fr = L 81 class lsan,t-.r Yard. Orl-rz vii! b.
promptly att-ude! t..
CHARLES II ANDERSON.
ieh2l-5m Huntingdon Pa
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500 PER YEAR: We wan

$1,000 pen. PER s1!Ey,.Fs; TEAR: " We e. wan an
IMPROVED 50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds
Under and upper feed. Warranted five years
Above sliSTy oT large commissions pad The Only
machines Sold in tue United States tor less tnan $40
which are t,iiJ Lcsissf by Hotcs, Whes{er f. HUu5l
GT0rCr d Bdt.r. S,GgJ # Cn. and Bqct,hler An
other machines iafyH7cD,rfa and the seiLcr or
iuI5s t. arrest, hs ant iBlpTLega1at Cirr,I-
lars free. Address. or call upon ohaw Clark Bid
def1rd. Name, dec 26-JsIy
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FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.

WlLL he sold at public sale. at the resi-
dence of tie undersigned in Decatur
township, on
THURSDAY, MARCH Is 1865.
the faIu~ng described real estaie 10 Wit.
A Farm. continuing
T REE II NDREDA ACRES.
more ar less, about one hundred and forty If
Whih are cleared and in a good state Of cul
tyatiGn. and the balance . cd timber land
There Is erected thereon i Log House, wealth
ertoars!ed, large Bank Barn,
CIDER PRESS, SAW MILL,
IN Gn"d running order, 2gnod Apple Orchards
Any person wishing further information will
l9qulre of the subscriber residing on the
isrn, Ia'e the property If John Miller, dec d.
Sale to commence at o. clocE %. m when
terms will c made known
isbliN STEPHEN Ii. MILLER.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

THE undersigned having a large stock Of
4 Eastern manufactured Boots and Shoes
on hand offers the same at cash prices from
now until further notice is given
Mems Boots. warranted double soies from
8 90 to 5 so.
Mems Boots do do do calf
so to 90
Boys Boots do d. = 2O0ta3 90
Youths Bouts do do nO 20 . IS
Mems Gum OgershOe, best 25
Women's do do 10
Mems do cloth tops 375
lie has also a stock Of city work On hand
which he will sell very Iow. and warrant. il
to be good for nothing. SO, come on, bovs
and girls, and get prepared for the cold
Manufacturing and repniring attended to
as usual. 4 large stock If Trunks. Valises
and Carpet Bags on hand which will be sold
at very reasonable prices. A full stock of
home made work kept constantly on hand Mt
ow prices. BILLY JOHNSON.
Lewistown Feb 7, 1866
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hRIED PEACHES and APPLES
IL at tfet2l) f. j. H0FFMAN'S.


IN SHARES OF STOCK in the Hamilton
wv MCIintock OIL Company. dividend
bayihE c2ncern, at cost. > per share Tbs
ccmpa':y ha= declared two dividend, # her
cent n the past four Inu:.ths. and now *.
p.tts - declare monthly ii idends # MT les
than = per cent. a month. feb2l
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
BOB SALE

In The BofoUgh Of Let1isfOrn.
A LII that certain piece Of property. stu
"A ate in Le"i>town, belonging to Henry
4 Scholi. corner If w. Market & Grand SIS
is offered at private sale. ANY person desir
ring to purchase q neat and comfortable
home has now as aood an opportunity rs
could be desired
For particulars inquire of aaron f. Scholl.
at the National Hotel, on or after the 10 h
inst. Persons will find it to their advantage
to call soon, as the property will be sold
cheap. febl4
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Tha ti4L%f ~ - F1@tfs+sd every UsJae-dav
is7 81 -isais !iJ. s1T4uce, OF So .tAe en-.
] n, .-.tEs
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the Registry Lau--Duty of Town.
shin ReeistrRrs.


The question has been asked whether
MT the first registration 1t is the duty of
the registrars to go around their town
ships and call upon the persons to be
registered, or to establish nm Office and
re0uire the voters to come to them.
We fail 10 see why such question is
nsked. The law says The registrar
'.shaH register the white male citizens
'1in his ward, township or district, en-
"titled to vote therein, &c" If he can
do this without going round and visiting
them, very good but he must register
them. II they will not come to him,
he must go them, Of cOurse3
After the first registration, It Is pro-
vided the registrar shall "sit at some
.convenient place ON Friday and Sat-
'urtiay of every week from the first
=. Thursday in August to the third Sat-
"nrday OF september, inclusive, for the
Wpurpose OF amending and correcting
"ihe said registrations" But the law
eontemplates that in making the frst
registration, the registrars shall 50
around their townships.
We may mention that the amount OF
work involved in preparing the books
and blanks has somewhat delayed their
delivery. we learn, however, that the
greater part OF them have been for
waFied by mail from the office Of the
Secretary of State to the county boards
of registration, and that the last will be
sent out tomorrow. The blanks &C
campaigning the registration books, in
cIude the registry law and supplement
the law extending the time of holding
the spring election; the law submitting
the constitutional amendments, ant
COMES ofthat amendment, blank oath
and commissions for the township reg
istrars, and blank afidavits for the us
of the registrars. So that when tn
documents como to hand the registrar
will be fully instructed and AIMED W
trust the county boards will aPpoin
registrars at once, and that the work Q
enrolling all qualified voters and cx
Guiding ali persons who are disquali
ned will proceed promptly viSorousl!
and vigorously.
1t Is fact that, as our Lewis count.
correspondent says, nothingever strIlcl
as much terror 10 the hearts Of the cop
perheads rs this law. The only com
fort We can give them is that it will b
sternly and rigidly enforced. It dis
ables NO man who has not been volun
tary traitor to his Government, an,
who in nine cases out OF ten Will not b
found hut little better now. II enrage
the copperhead politicians because
viii deprive them of the votes Of tn
returned rebels which they have fondl,
hoped would enable them to overthrow
the Union phalanx and stepinto power
They care nothing about the rights {
those returned rebels, much as they de
claim about then;i but they doacar
abOnt their votes, and it is a bitter dis
appointment to lose them
Why is d horse like the letter o? Be
cause G makes It go.
An eloquent speaker is like river
greatest at the mouth.
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Rooti Rootf Rootl ReadI Real

RootI Root Rootl ReadI Readl
ROoTs PETACHISE preserves the life OF the
HAir-chAnges Il from gray 10 its original color
IN three Weeks-prEyents the hair from fall
fne-fs the beSt article for dressing the hair
ever found in the maTket-Btn surely remove
dandFun and cure an disease Of the scalp
6 DELIGHTFULLY."- peTfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tel II true, when We say it IS q
perfect
ReStorer and Dressing Combined.
40 other preparation for the hair contains
peStaehio Nut OIL. Sod by all 11FuZgtStE-
Springfield, Mass
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Testimonial of the most distinguished
Artists to Steinway a sons.

NEW YORK, December, lS64.
The PianoNortes, Grand, Square and Up
right, manufactured by MeSSEss SteinEay 4
Sons. have established for themselves 80
World-wide reputation that Ii Is hnpily POS
sibie for US TO add anything 10 their just fame
Having thoroughly tested and tired theSe
instruments personally for years, both in pub
to express our candid opinion regarding Their
unQueStiOned superiority over any othe:
Piano known to US
Among the chief points Of their uniform
excellence are: GFedtsSf possible depth, nj
meas aud UolifEle Of tome, combined nth
Dfrou1hoUt The entire scale. 0EId, ADORE OIL c
SlirDTiiIlg duration Of sound the pure and Ei-
IlHthefir qualify Of Lrhich never changes Ese-
The BldSf deliodts or pOlreIJ III touch.
This peculiarly Is found exclusively in the
Stefnway Piano, and together with the
neSs of action always char ctedzing these IN
Struments, as well as their uneQualed duIs-
bilirY under the severeSt trials. is truly SUI
prisfng and claims at once the admiration a
every artist. We, therefore. consider the
Steinway Pianos In all respects de bat IH5tT--
them SoLeiy and eprilLSiUgg otfrsetUes IN pitiir
t,rfrufe and recommend them fITruIi16ly 10 or
friends dHdthe Public.
We have at different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Pianos Of various
makers. but freely and tnhe5itatfH9ly fTv-
TlOlfnoe MeSIS. SFeintcGsJ * SOIlS kdHoT superior
s. 3. Minis. Robert GoIdbeck, Henry C.
Timm. F. L Ritter, Geo. W. Morgan, Theo.
Thomas Max MaretZek, VIM. Mason, Robert
Heller, VIM. Berge, F. BrandetS, Theo. Noel
ling. f MuZio, Inrl ArSchurtz, A. II. Peas,
Won Breuning, TheO. Eisfeld, Carl Bergmann.
mnFti-SIn
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New Drug Store, New Goods, New
Prices.

II HAVE JUST COMPLETED MY STORE
L room and have received large and COM
plete assortment of Drugs and Medicines Sc
lecteSi with especial care as TO purity and
quality. PerfuIneTy, Notions, Fancy Goods;
also my Wines and Liquors being OF choice
NintnSes, my WbtskyS, old and reliable: all
of which have been bought low for cash, and
will be sold at new and low cash prices. !
would most respectfully beg to inform the
public at large, and especially the citizens of
Centre and East Wheeling, that in soliciting
their patronage in the Drug business. that
do 50 with an experience of many years in all
the departments Of Pharmacy, and feel con-
fident thatit will be to the interest OF all to
give me u trial before purchasing elsewhere,
my stock Is fresh, pure and well assorted 1
have also engaged the services OF competent
German Chemist and PhaTmaceutist, who
will be found ever ready to attend to my Ger
man friends uptions hlled at all hours,
day and night. C. H. ODBERT,
Cor. Main and Webster streets,
End of Stone Bridge, Centre Wheeling.
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aleu- advertisements.
Valuable Farming and Oil
Lands Fo1, SaIh.

nBIRING TO CLOSE UP NY BUE-
| mes IN this StAfe offer for sale the fol-
lowing described tracts of land, VIZ:
/. Ny old homestead farm, on Buffalo creek
Marion county, W. Va, containing by sur
yey 2SzIS acres, one hundred and MY OF
witch Is under improvement; has on IL a
Inls, &c: a lanyard with good bark mouse,
shops, SC; two tenant houses, with good
main dwelling OF choice selection OF fruit,
such as summer, fall and winter apples.
dwarf pears. plums, &C. This farm Is wen
adapted TO the growth di the cereals or 70
grains. purposes is situated on the B. & o. r
r. the creek separating the farIn therefroIn;
Is two miles from Fafrmtngton Depot and
dive miles from EaTmOnI.
= Also. one tract of 251S acres, one mile be-
low FaiTmout, on the RallnoSd; 10 acres OF
land; the balance mostly under-laid with a
nine feet StratAm OF the celebrated Fa1Tmont
gaS-coaL All of this tract is rich and fertile,
and well adapted to the growth Of the grape
aud the ceIeaIS.-saeeing the morning and
MONDAY sun. Also,
5. Pine Cottage, my present residence, con-
fairls 6 acreS aud - poles. with comfortable
cottage house and out buildings, convenient
10 winch Is an excellent spring OF pure water;
the lawn well set with ShrubbeTy and ever
green's an excellent selection Of fruits, Of most
kinds common TO this county. Ibis proper
Is Is situated in the SUBURBS OF Fairnont, a
sufficient distance for repose and yet near
enough for the advantages of the town, a
macaiaIniEed road passes by the gate to town.
II Is altogether the most desirable and Con-
Fairmont.
on the West Fork River. at the mouth OF
SIMPSONS creek, in Harrison county. W. Va,
8 miles from ClarkSburgh and from the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad The most
OF this farm is under impro ement; has on II
n good dwelling house and out buildings also
a tenant house, a young orchard, &c The
land lays well and Is Of good quality.
s. ASo, q tract Of 2sO acreS in KeokuE
county, Iowa, I'VE miles nom SiSourney, the
county seat; - acTtS OF which IS well timber
ed;the balance prairie land ofSuperiOr quality;
an excellent large, bold spring OF never falling;
pure wJlier Is ON this tract, passing through
nearly the whole farm; also limestone and
freestone QuarneS; Is within = mile OF a church
and school house, and is surrounded by a
dense settlement. This land was located In
1916, when that whole country was open for
entry. twas selected for special settlement
ami has been held for that purpose ever
since. 1 have had many applications for II
both in Iowa and this country. If any OF our
citizens intend emigrating to the west they
probably can't do better than to buy this
land, but they will have to apply soon.
O. Also. one half interest IN a Lract of oil
land, in fee, containing 80 acres, within one
mile OF PETROLEUM Station, n. W. Va r. R.,
Richie countrywide one half interest In a
lease OF 80 acres on the same farm. For
further particulars, address
A F. RITCHIE,
narl5-tf EaiTnOnt, w. Va,
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Agents Wanted EVERYWHERE.

A GENTS to so FOR LADIES AND
n SIS to $40 per month for GSentlernen- TO
infroduce the National SO Sewing Machine.
The t,eSf and only perfectly reliable cheap
machine made ItWfn stitch, hem, fen, tucf,
quilt, braid bind. gather and eulbFOider most
Is fully warranted for three years We nay
agents the above salaries, or allow conml5-
SION from which twice that can be realized
B. a. BROWN & CO..
maTS-2ms Pittsburgh, Pa
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VIRGINIA AGRICUL
TrRAT EnCT~

TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NORTH
Il west Virginia Agricultural Society viii
meet in the room Sf the Second Branch OF
the City Council on Tuesday evening, March
9th, at O'Clock, for the election of Directors
and the transaction Of other important bus
ines. CURTIS p. BROWN,
W. F. PETERSON, JE,
JAMES @. ORR, -ll-
JOHN &. BOTSFORD,
THOMAS P SHALLCROSS,
ALEX. LAUGHI4IN,
maT5-fd EWpOFatuFS.
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Life!

DROPS! DRoPSI DROPS!
AMERICAN LIFE DRoPS win cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Threat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, Toothace, bruises, SprAins, Chilb-
lhtns Group, Colds. Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a single day, Sold by an Druggists,
with null directions Tor use
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass. g. C. GOODWIN 4 CO.,
Agents for Boston. nlariS-ly
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SpffiaI 9otiffs.
Piso,s Cure for Consumption
is Warranted.

II You have Consump tion-rry
II you have Cough-Try it.
If you have Lung or Throat disease-Try 1t.
II you have any Of the symptoms Of this
iFeadIul disease do not fail to Try this remedy.
If 1t does you no good your money win be
refunded, MS set forth in the circular which
accompanies each bottle.
sold by Druggists and dealers in Medicines
everywhere.
EDMUND BOOKING. General Agent, No. !
Odd Fellows Hall. Wheeling, W. Va.
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BY way Of discussion OF the vital
question" Mr.. Lamb commends to our
attention the following extract from one
Of his speeches ON the test oath bill.
Another, and still more important
objection to the bill under considera-
Oath Bill, sis that it is uuquestionably
q violation OF our own constitution
There is no room left here for doubt. 1t
bears upon every line and every word OF
it. a violation OF our constitution"
We beg, in reply, to commend his at
tentiou and that OF our readers TO the
able speech of James n. Ferguson,
Esq, in refutation of this very point,
prin:edin this days ISrElLIoKScER.
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alftr adrfrtisfmeuts.
For Rent.

1.-TWO FINE OFFICES OF THE FIRST
FLOOR in central part of the city with
Sleeping rooms over each. Alsn, one dwell
Toon-in desirable location
1. IRWIN,
mrls-lt Real Estate Agent
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Bogus

An 'tforelsn setnts0 M. boy.,s rSt an tio,ilt
The PrrE.it t1riiF SltJfs the 9tIiIiiile otIts
Just Rad the law, its elanSeS are tmper5ous-
Inc one rnat pe5ltAc Is '.Night-B Blooming
Manufaetured By Phalon & SON. NY. sod
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tna Fire and Marine Insurance
Company OF wheeling.

Nounpany Oh hneenuE.
At meeting of the Stockholders of
the 14tna Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, held At the City Building on
Saturday evening, March nth, Mr.. j..
c. Acheson was called to the chair and
S. p. HIdreth was elected Secretary.
On motion it was resolved that the
meeting proceed to the election OF seven
Directors
ON motion tho Chair appointed a
committee Of three TO nominate a ticket.
The committee reported the following
named Sentlemens James c. ASheSon,
Augustus Pollock, John X. Botsford,
William B. Simpson, Thos. J. Camp
bell, William c. Handlau and I. n.
Dodson, who were subsequently ballot
ed TOR and duly elected.
On motion Il was resolved that the
Secretary have the proceedings of this
meeting inserted in the city papers.
on motion adjourned
J. c. AcHESoN, PreSiden.
S. p. HmDRETH, Secretary.
The Directors elect will meet this
afternoon at o'clock at the National
Savings Bank for organization.
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Commissioners Sale.
GOOD TIMBER LAND
OK THE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
GOOD STOCK FARM.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
L Circuit Court of Marshall county, West
Virginia, made AT the November term, A. D.
1865, ordering the sale of 10 OF a certain tract
of land belonging to the estate Of John 81.
Oliver, deceased. lying in the county and
state Aforesaid, and appointing the undeISign-
ed Commissioners To sell the same, and by
authority of the widow and adult heirs. we
Will offer the whole of the above tract of land
ituated on both sides Of the B. & o. r. r. at
BOARD Tree" Tunnel, containing
10Y ACRES.
and eS perches, at public sale. The land is of
superior quality, well watered, and about 800
acres cleared. under fence, and well, set in
timothy and clover. There Is a fine young Or
chard OF peach and apple ON the place; also a
comfortable log Dwelling House, Corn Crib,
Wagou-shed, DC. The timber land IS known
as the finest, and among the most convenient
Is located In West Virginia aboundIng In oak,
poplar, hickory, sugar and black walnut. This
property Is really desirable either for lumber
ing or agricultural purposes, being on the b
& o. R r., IS miles from Wheeling, with the
advantage Of both eastern and western mar
kets. 1t Is also one Of the best located Sheep
Farms in the country.
A full and complete title will be made, and
POSSESSION given on confirmation Of the sale
by the Court, which meets on the Isl Tuesday
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad on THURS
DAY, MARCH 18th, 1886, at ONE O'Clock, d.
m Terms, one-thiFd cash In hand. and the
residue on credit OfStx and twelve months,
with interest, TO be properly secured.
JOHN 81. DAY, Prosperity, Pa.
JOS. Z. HcLA1S, Claysville, Pa.
mlrlB-tS Commissioners,
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On Sunday evening. March 18Th. at the
residence Of the hlides fAther, by the Rev
alARGAKr JANE HOUSE, both Of this eIIy.
No.eA1tiS
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Registry Law IN LewIs county.

A letter from a prominent Union
man at Weston, speaking Of the Regis
try Law, says:
at apprehend no resistance, II any, in
this county from the secession element,
TO the execution of this law, but you
can rest assured there ara those here
who will sustain the dignity and en-
force obedience 10 il. The fac4 isthat
no act of the Legislature of our New
State has ever struck as much terror TO
the hearts OF the $50 called) conssrva-
lives as this one, and It affords us
great pleasure to execute il"
We are glad to see our Union friends
so resolute and hope they Will feel this
way all over the State
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.sI'm on the trail of dear, y as the
fellow said whom he stepped on the
dress OF a beauty in the street.
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