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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

The following 70 ~ extract from a letter VIA.
ten BY the Rev. }. ). Holme. pastor ofthe Pierre
pont Greet Baptist Church, Brooklyn. N. Y, to
the soarnsi and Messenger. Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the vorld-renowned
medicine. MRS. wiNS!OW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TERvHlNU:-
1--WE soc an tssrtsssnens in yosr colams o
MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Nov. We never said . word in favor Of patent
medicine bsfersi = orr ~, but ~ Sssa eonpellsd
TO say to your readers that this is no humbag-
~ haze tried Il. eAfkses Il srig - az Il siaima.
It is probably 90 Of ~ msst onseemful medi
cinss Of the DAY. becSsse M sIs u the best.
And those ofyourrsAders w Azvs bAb;ss CO
do better dAaa - iassappiyk ~ )
ii a So A. EWA 80 NI - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

GbItNGb, n ii ~
F~iour-Oving to the nnfaycrablc ndv;ces from
New York here WINS decidedly | s. activity, but
without am chan E In prices. Sales at *S.50M
9 - or choice spring extrEs, aud $5371 for
spring sur srfine. 3
Whsa-l Market fer No. ! spring opened qnict
but subsequently under Il good speculative de,
tnand, became active and Lnol ant. closing firm
al an adv anse Of Stg ~. ~. , spring quiet but
firm. with al ) 1T 81 4211 49, for No. ! in the
Northwestern, s1.3sts@1 4lsss for No. l regular,
and ssc0tsl.o5 for No. ? spring, closing firm al
81 Az tor No. !.
but subseq entity seceded &c, with fairly active
business .a.s. II asa i1c for No. /, fs1SM44c
fur Nj. ., and 4EG .3lsc TOR rejected in store.
II II isc fcr No. GntiUat, 43M43Iac for rejected
aAoa,. aud 49, . f6f yellow ailoaa. closing firm
nj 4Gllc for ~. and 42c for rejected, there be-
ing ,,c-e BUYERS than sellers
Oats-I Ell lealv less active. and l1fSc low
or; sales 1t 2sM zoe Tor No. ! and 2JMs6l4 FOR
80 . in store. closing at zsLE2ss@ for No. !
fresh, and .sM2sA iur regular. III.
Me-ln good demand, and 1l1txc better.
with ssits At 55@5sc for No. I, and 6l@5lkc
fr No..
madam, and Il. % for Western.
Timothy seed-Active It = decline on yester-
day, with ST es q "a. 25@4.15.
Clover seed-Quiet at t6Ms 70
y Flax seed = Small lot sold II Sa.15. N
Tallow-Du.l; sales ofse zen barrels, country,
at 1ga4c.
Il Pr visions-Quict but frmer.
Purk-MS = advanced CSC; sales Of 900 bar
rcls lii t2s. 15W2315 4
Bef-Msss y. demand. With sales OF TOO bar
rels at 41G extra mess firm NJ flss Bulk meats
neglect. tband ~rniir.ic nominal.
Lard III !. Cd demand a 1si4c for steam and
1910 fnr kettle. s., Ilers are asking IN adv ance
Of 1lc. A iot Of 1877 tierccs 81 white grease sold
at l4i[c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

YadainW Puqn1DrLrs0. Ap60 3D.
Inc coal trade q Richmond, Pa, is sus>
pendsd " copseqyence Of the determine,
tian OF the Mooeers to resist any reduction
Of w.ges.t Nodistusbnpss .hsytoccur-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
Fron l~;incinnass.

,HA!<lvC4scks7ff, Ap6l 20.
,k1seA ttss4fee~A etlD2AtA@1 Her
chants Exchapes last night. for the. pur-
- OF rendering aid to the Cincinnati aid
C~hattancoga Railroad. Nearly e6o0, o0Q
were subscribed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. ~softeus the gums, reduces
inflammation. allays all pain. aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe IL all cases. We would say to ev-
Dry mother who mas d suffering Child TO not
le. Your prejudice, uor the pre.ud ces OF others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be ure-ycs absolutely sure
Ito follow the use Of this medicine iftimeiy
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
A DGOmae1A0ld Necessity. exSsas Gos
ilsr aEe oflI OAI'AR 4 I
kVDnsEs.

Which in the first stages Of n cold, acts like
IN agic-Headache, Hoarseness, Diptheria, and
Bronchitis. Sore Eyes, Deafness. Bad Taste and
Smell, being the result Of Catafrh. This snuff
removes and prevents all these, and insnres q
health! Head. Its effects are pleasant and safe,
even for infants who suffer from Snufies.
1t has The highest profsssian al testimcnisls.-
Sold by all Druggists. or sent by all to all parts
OF the U. s., for 80 cents for One Box, or On Tor
four Boxes. Address,
JAS. DURNO. P. o.. Box 1895, New York.
WHOLESALE by DEMAs BARHxs 4 CO.. N. Y. jel2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

-aN1A ge'lCuvnAhD. lOhis, Apss ~ J
The tanks Of the Harley = Css pipe line
1t Shefter, Pennsylvania, With 200 barrels
Of 81 apds several lsden cars were burned
to-day BY Transfers out Of work.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

De a0t let yoor prctn0iCe ssan6
between your suffering child and the relief thsi
will be absolutely sure to foliow the use Of MRS
wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Ii ~ccrrects
acidity Of the stomach. relieves wind collie. rsgu-
lates the bowels. ~sofaens the gums. gIves rest to
the mother and health to the child. Office, IS
Dcy street, Nav Yofk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
u OFTEN TIE RKsuLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE 70 rnE rARrs, avs
@ TxastasfE RxfiKv. n# N
For bronchitis, Asthma. Cnuarrh
CONSERVATIVE l'lsr0Mt

lOnSsallNe1yc slM0 1ksrOMG
s9t@ 1DiasaA4M. g
rnocnEs ARE uass WIN Al~Av COOP SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLlC SPEAKERS
Will find 7rochts usetnl il clearing the voice
when taken before singing os st.eakisY. sad re-
liavine shc throat amer Al Unusual e~xcrlion Of
The vocal or ans. The 7revhsr arc Recommended
and prescribed BY PHYSICIANS, and have had ties.
t'snoaiah from eminent n,cn throughout ihc
c~ounsfy:. Being ap article 81 true meEii, anyshav-
lngProrea their efficacy by Attest of4nany years,
each year fods In ncM lscalitfes in various
parts of the word, and the 1toehss are uniyers-
ally pronounced better than other srticles.
OsTAIx only '.BRowS's BRoxCalAL TaoCHms,'
and do not take a1y Of the. Worta4ss lssaAlAess
ssoid everywhere u Is unitsd stassSt ~ in
PofcftnC Counties. Mt 35c pr box. oct25dkw en-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
Mason & Kamiih's Cabinet Orgars,'

and WIN. Evans = Cos. Mr'odeons, any Of which will
be furnished Ut Root |. Caly's prices.
Z y q. WALLACE.
w., thc unaersiane ned, endorse .lla sbug.t. and add
the reminder 10 PR iastrH, t,A.t NIP one Or The above
instruments sold ~ NJ. Naliice from orr house, Il
warranted by III ~ well o. himself. for IN period 81
fEyr.yTAEs. AMI ilgt In every ease satisfaction T. civen
or tire Toiiev refunded. luleh s1diy VI ROOT ~ cADY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

.3FiN B&bSA
JEisoA1 ~hpiT.~aAA~s azx gJj
-s3ss bra 4auaauf eta ss ~ saf Il AreA|
.sostae <fcth n ea 1s8ss3sA III
80 I,iw sssnisq b9a b~Fste4es Ass3i III |
~.sass.ras Ill
10 sG4a ~ stsi1srae4 1aasoa "a
.EN0AH III
hrsxwaf asswss IL .~tss1ts dIs a. ~ syssy
1ah9@ist .sie.4 ,xoaO - .assaiJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Marriage nmd @'elilEory. an 'E&sAt
Of Warning and Instruf tion mr. IoahE Mcn. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE The vital powers
with surs means Of relief Sent free Of charge In seal
cd kttr yen,ejQpcs. Address. DR.. j. SkIlilN
IkJtGfIFUN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. e# spris@lA VIVA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
New York MARKET.

Se" orr Marssei.
NEwYoRx, April 20.
j Fialr-nuii, lOAs5 lower, 4 .Go@s.lO Ex.
st ,te, IS Tsss2.s.HH O.. .M I.
Wliea.-N. receipts. SNnce lbser. sl..0 old
no \. sl,ssass new No ! Mich. sa,s5 white
Mich.
Rse-Firn. Io@1a. 4H Me- si
Con-Qaiet4 ed YER. firm. saGs5 uusosnd.
Ss@sf sound. - q
{ Oats-ras tetaef. as4sl rev s~testsfn, 5s@sc
CFot--Ilrn. md heavy, ss5. ss0sGosA 6ew,
closing s26 cash. .s
Lard1RY-m. 16l1MisH.
Whiskv--Quietss
Pet~soleum-Iull. n
&&Hs LA1gsf NARxEf.
Flour Closed lea 25 lower and Tess active.
WheatLClOscd las lower.
C~osn-Ciosedi 10 better and quiet.
Pork=Closed dali and heavy - Is for rev
LGd-Closed firm At ls@lsHc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

WESTCHEe HOUSE.
Coz. BsrOnme street 4 BoWerv.
NEW YORK.
[ON TIE EUROPEAN pL1N.1
ACGsoasAslAOG q ~ lions Tor. 500 Gsaoenw.
TlsisfH oase il eentral!y located. and ne ~ 10
all brslnes ppints. City cars pass the hotel to
81 the Ferries. Railroad Aercts and places of
amusement crsry three mflutcs. Single Rooms
& per day doubse, %.
~febls-diy ~. DAllRow 1 CO., rfop's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
j. c. w ALLACE,
Music Dealer,

Steinway 4 Sons. Wna. knabe II
Co.'S, A. n. Gale 4 l,o..s and
GrOveOGecm u Co.'S Pianos. .
ESTEv'S ORGANS AND mEl0DE0MS.
&C., &c. A large stock n
SH II MUSIC
! on hand, and received daily, and mailed to any point
l n the United States, on acccipt Of publishers price.
An Arrangement has just been effected with the
House Of Root 4 Cook. Chicago. whereby any article
nom their large stock Of Sheet Music. Music, books,
imported lnsff1N0a tts, PianO< Organs and Melode-
ans. will BE- furnished in Davenport, Al the prices that
rule at their counters. mo charge for freight. In heir
stock VIII be found the folluwing PIANOS. Geo.
Steck y Co.: ". II. Bradbury. Shoemaker Il 60, Mex
York Plano Forte 10. L.inderman a. Som Cytoid
Piano, kiui & Mans. aniJ. W. Vose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
~ DIN. J. YOUMANS,
pknvaaGnAN Atm 6nYnAnnN

ID DIX. j. YOUMANS, sta
PHYSICIAN AND 4tJRGEON.
IIAvlN1 BcBN ENGAGED IN THE
IL practice " Medicine IN this city for sever
d yeats past, ahd seeing the great irconv enitnce
- well q extrasxpense, Of visiting : patient.
then Vgitibg : prescription. which must bstAken
| 70 SHINE nf1ggist y bc filDsds which eaasea -.
neqssasy, dslsy ~ssievieg : su1esing ResieeA.
hin pstents st the charge OF One Dollae Tor visit
and medicine my place within De tity lisitA.
and Fifty conte for each additiuAsl mile Ones
cor. - nd pfady SIS under Eirsepsr's saore.
kssid nee 18th, between Aaia ssd istaAy.
Breed, Cakes and Pies
.n At THE saast asi1si
j j..
d. The ~north-sids u DsSbad BhssA, bs.n4
$50 tsteseA0 tsdyan1arssey,tNs'ss Ht
|RFADE ~ .fns .Bssf sLogR, BiainI
U1 - esPssisssss D.hsss - sePsstaly
|n'J FQrsEAm11UUeex JIIl
wbAd7sx.b6pl q ~ "a sl ss.EgszsF|:ssaisss
- n. HI sIssr Or11v aianReI j.
~ 9ff1s pmnpHV1a1eeLzakkn1 II
t1~Uy -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

p @ S9FE4 NtEIF9llI1sL a 3al.r5f - a4.s4f AZ
o2a941J sxsl@&gld s3zsSsoA .AAxss 4 max
oHSsar2Agsa -sIsSSxzr4 .4noiasssl 4 S:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

which srssaly sAsiiitsAss ne process of sssthing
By sotssnisg The guns, ssducisg "a iaAsnstssss
willallay ALLPAlt ssd s~pasnodie aesisa. andis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
Price, only % oents q Bottle
The Florence Nlghtengale
Of the Nursery.
A lsENErACFREss.

The following is an extract tfom . letter writ,
ten by the Rev. Il. q. Weiser to the HwWNaN II.
fos med Ass<sge, at Chamber sburg, Pa:-
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

GROVER & BAKERS FAMILY SEWING
MAcnsNE.-Ls,, than twenty years ago the
first sewing machine was invented and intro
duced; yet n, the present date this American
invention is in extensive use in every civil
lied country on the globe; and nine.tcu,hs Of
the clothing worn, especially in the United
States and Europe, is made by the sewing
machine. As natural result, every good
coin is conterfeitcd, and limitations are at.
tempted to be made ofsvery alcable invention.
Blu: Of the scores Of machines claiming the
patronage Of she public, some for one, some
for another popularity or advantage, the rep
uta,ion Of the Gre7er i Baker Machine has
never suffered in the least. We do not pro-
pose to discuss the merits or superiority of
different machines. ms VIC have not the spnc Z
TO devote to il; besides. every purchaser
should investigate before purchasing; but
this we will say,-wc have seldom, if ever,
seen better work lono by any other machine,
or by hand, either in the way Of stitching or
embroidery, than the work done upon this
muchine.- ChicGJo Tribune.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

|E. VIcLEScE IN CABELL CoCNrY.--We
learn from the Point Pleasant Era that a
band Of home guards attacked and seriously
injured rebel Baptist preacher named
Staten, and also broke the back Of one
G. W. Summers, Jr. The Era says the cause
Of the latter outrage was that Summers kept
negroes on his place, the mob declaring that
"no negro should stay in the State" You
forget, Mr.. Era, that this is the exact posi-
ton taken BY your heroic Darnel. Did ho
not say that if the negro testimony bill passed
the negroes would be driven out? Don't,
then, charge this violence upon those whom
you call radicals.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

. NAvIGATloNsCo. OF Coal RIVER
We have received 4 copy Of the Rcpor, ot.hs
President Of this Company, from which we
shall make some interesting extracts here.
af.er. This company was organized By tn.
purchase Of the works, &C., Of the Coal River
Navigation Co. on the 18th day Of Oct, 1865
1t proposes to Issue ss5, 900 worth OF stock 70,
the purpose Of putting the Navigation work.
Of Coal river in thorough repair-much' o.
said stock already being subscribed by par
ties owning ccal lands on that river-and
also S42,850 worth Of stock to cover prescn,
Indebtedness Of the company. Contracts have
already been made for part OF the repairs.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

HE s1LLUsTRITED PnRESoLoercAr
JOURNAL roe MArcu-Contains Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Hon. Ezra Cornell, Prof. Mape.
trederika Bremen, Lavater, Las Casas, Sir
john franklin. Capt. Cooks Re1s. John west:
Icy and Jonathan Edwards; Talent and
Genius Extraordinary Prediction: Ghosts
Origin Of Coal Varieties Of Sheep; Iron, it.
uses; Putting on Dad Face; Tribulatior
Trepid, and Mr.. Hopeful; The Jew Love and
Levers, the Philosophy Of engagements: OF
Excellent Number. only 20 cents, or $500, j.,
year. Address Fowler 4 Wells, $50 Broal
Why, New York.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

ru:HiS GALLipoLls.-A destructEc
ire occurred in Gallipo!is, Ohio, on Monaa!!
,..,uius last, week ago, about . O'Clock Il"
vo,yin: loss, we understand, OF between
$3.50 and 5000. The FIRE originated "S
.om- person throwing carbon oil in the ''o''
f,, the purpose Of cleansing the Hue ln'
property. We understand, was owned BY L. >
Menaser, Esq, and Mr.. Henry Gilman. ln'
engines y we're Gu, in full force, but all 'n'
good they done, VIC are told, Was TO spr'nk'
n. Sa,s Of several Of the bystsniers. Le
,hia warn our citizens 70 have their houses
stores, stocks, &C., fully insured, and lot sh'
Fire Department keep their engines IN 'hef
ouyh repair.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14
Orderszof2 Publication, &c.
OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

- II I4~ =
~ corSrr o. KanAwH>, SS:-At Rules held In the
Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court for HInarha County,
on the nrst Monday In March, 1855. -, go.
william A.Forquernn, Complainant W. Andrew T. Dom
nally and Others, Dcfeudants-ln Cbnncery.
1.-THE object Of this suit Is to obtain decree for the
partition and dvIsisu aof tract Of land, situate
Fields Greek, It's mouth, In the County OF Kanaw.
b. and which conveyed by the late James II. Fry,
Trustee, to Andrew Dounally deceased and Described
as containing three hundred acres.)
This day came the Complainant BY his Counsel; and
on bis motion and It appearing by a1davit died. tina,
The Defendants Charles r Brown and Sarah A. Brown,
bis wife; John D. Porqusran, John Tyler, and Martins
Jane bis wife; John T. Morrison, and Mary E. his wife
and Alexander are non residents Of this STATE Il
ordered, that they do appear hers within one month
amer due publication Of this order and do what 10 nc.
cess.ry to protect their interests IN this suit.
Copy; Teste: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
SrnNYHs 4 l-lIrlEY. SOlG.
March Z lS66-l9w{
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14
DAWLEY,S WAR NOVELS,

Being all founded on facts Of the present Rebellion,
70, sOo copies Of which have already been sold.
No. LACK NoSBY, the Guerrilia.-rhe records Of
New Gate do not show In the lie ofauy hghwaynlan
more Incidents OF adventures, daring or brutality
than have been chrsnicled In the career Of Nos
by. ..................... ....... Price IS cents.
Ss. 2-PACLSE; The Female Spy. The Heroine ofthIs
novel Is = real character, and Der har-breadth eS-
capes her schemes and 1ntrEues make this hook one
Of the ms, exciting of'he war 80. Price - cents
30. 3-SRxXES, the FINITE Being the truthful adven-
lures OF this we'll known CorIair Price IS cents.
no 4.-KlI.DAkE the BLACK Scout Price IS eents
LIVINGSTON AGAINST HoEBCCK; or. LIE in Ne"
York. bsok 10 interest any one. Price IS cents.
THE AMERICAN LADY'S COOKERY BOOK. The most
complete book ON Cooking ever published 81 Is.
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM or COOKERY. ia
pages -.....-.............. Price Is cents.
pA&IEr's THgEE.PESNY TOY BOOKS /: kinds,
containing G0 Pictures and 50 Stories and adapted to
the mind Of the little sne1. Pretty li,tls books for
rewards ofIn.h Postpaid by Nail at 30 cts yer dol.
Ask any Bookseller or New Dealer for any OF the
IboVe publcations 81 he has net got then be will get
them for you; they will be Aaei Postpaid on receipt
Of pricr. -s'.-"
Address T.R. DAwLET, Publisher,
Emil . Isl Park Kew. n. <. =
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

Wuo,usA,.E IIovsE-Ou Tuesday
w ..-ayel in.o tn. ;oha;us room OF that hTe
:e.n o; dealers. Me>.rs. Halliday Niles
a.! :haaI them busy opening out one OF Inc
i.,.e!, and mo.. varied stock OF seasonao'e
r,,!s ever seen ia our market. COUNT?
rsrcLan,,, we are sure, can be surphed ~
..,;> house with anything they want, ard -
prices as low as anywhere in the west lhe''
-.,ai: department. is Likewise full The';
r,-r.., and House Furnishing GO"d' arc
r.,..i.,,r .,,rac,i,e.-Gauipal Journal.
:.s advertisement. Of ,hi, cn'erpris'nS ar"
wiz l., found ii smother column. 1oooer'
you'll do reu to give them aeall-
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14
Notice to Bridge Builders

I,RorosALs for rebuilding ID. B.'dss ,crs,, Goa o.
River, near tie Upper Falls, Wv! @ " ' ot
JUNE. iSGs. lids viii be received for Suspension
Bridge or for w"o-lru suFcrstructurs br,dks csr'
When making proposals.. are invited 10 submit plan
rithrr upon which th-y base their bids. The plains VII
ne ss.nne< Ter approval, and II adopted. VIII be "
cludeL In the contract The distance between nostmen
will be about 26I feet; nnd the plans for WOODEN
STRUCTURE will be for SpanS Of about l11 iee'
Fur fur ,her information cali upon or addrsas
= - WILLIAM HESIEI, 2u,
r Upper. Falls d Coal: K.nash1 Co.. ". Va
Or,,,.sJ. s. CUNNINGHAM,
4p.h a -f,mS coaismouth, Kanavha Co., ". Va
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

OKxy.wuA Couxrr. SS:-At Rules held In the CLERKS
once Of the Circuit Court for Khnawha County, on tne
nraI Monday In February, 1866.
Trodor. s. williams, Complainant, James Todd and
others, Defendants-ln ChlEeery.
Che object ofthis suit is TO- fureeiose mohsase Of ~
tracts OF Land Of 1000 each, situate In Hyomiir
county, executed by James Todd to Sarah Z jenkins
January 3d. 1850 and assigned BY Sarah z Jenkins t.
Mary Corles, wife Of John Corles, August ana A.
signed by John Corles and Vary Dis "ie 70 tne eoH
planant, January (, 1867 ,,,
This day came the Complainant by counsel; and aP
bearing Is atidavit, filed that Jane: Todd sarah r.
Jenkins John Corles and Mary Corles his WIG s .Sa
~. ..d defendants do appear here within one month
,., n. nuliesJop Of this ORDER and do what Is neccs'
sary to project their interests In ibis sat; rv
Copr: Teste: JOHN SlACk, Cien.
c.rvAK>,a,1 sol,.-feb. Il, lSe6-l7w4
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

SrcorISo.-Somc persons noe nav.
in. the fear or the knosrLedSs OF the law ''
r.ul, have recently been indulslng eons'Ge'
ably in the questionable sport OF di'cnats'ot
firearms within the limits Of the eospe''.,0n
Thi. random shooting is liable to consider l.'nN
abe objection, especially when some person
happen. to como in The way ortLs bullet ant
We remind our citizen, tina. there is.a -. sever
Penalty attached 10 this act By our city o ~
a.nee..~ Tn last Sunday evening ee'sn :
.Aus OF ,ais random shooting took eject Il
Mr.. 8. Burke. house, and had thsre Sfen
li,:!. nor. powder Sehin4ths bali would ha1'
resulted ,.riou.ly to .frisad "i'A l. -
this firing cease.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14
:r:ivals and Departures of Mails

At XASAwHA C. H.. WEST VA.
Vr4t~rn and EIstern Mail arrives and departs
.. Aay in the week Sundays excepted per Xnnawh:
SN.c.s. .E ....
L"Iri<bHry lIait-ArriyrS Tuesdays, Thursdays
~! saturdays. At o O'Clock, L. y. Departs Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at ) O'Clock, y. ".
GmYdIttiotte NGi-Arrvr- Tuesdays, Thursdays
~! Saturdays, SP.M u. Departs Mondays, Wednesdays
AZ Fridays, ) 4. u. 3.
JncEson {. III. Mnn-Arrives Wednesdays and
s..a-ds<s. Il " Departs same days. 2 T. II.
:p~mrrr .NHK-Arrivss Tursdays, Il u. Departs
Avn. Jay. 3PA. -
Unym- {. n. MafI-Arrlvcs Mondays, 8 P. Y
pxpl:;. Wednesdays, An: -
~. l!th. 1906 y. S. WHrTTEhEH, L. "
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

New Music We have just re-
cc!yeL from Jno. Church, Jr., Publisher, No
- wes. 18th street, Cincinnati, o., two beau
,ifui instrumental pieces Of music FOR the
::aan, cu,i,!ci Violet Mazurka,' and
thoughts Of Ho:ac,' waltz. Sheet Music
c.:,,an,ly on hand and supplied upon order
a, "a, JOURNAL Book Store.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

xr-uoplSr EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Rev. W. z. vii.
rs. ral;pr. Services every Sabbath At lo; O'Clock
and - T. u. Serviers for Colored Persons a
- Prayer Meeting crecy Thursday e1eniug.
prg$wrERlAS CHCRcH-Rav. }. VIC. hArx.r
r, Services every Sabbath at II O'Clock a. II. ane
~ v Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
uy1In s<AooI-Every Sabbath ats O'Clock p u
yp,sorAL cHCIcn-R.-. W. F. Y JAco.s. p..,or
,.r,> every Sunday at loE O'Clock \ u. and y; T.
I:gr!h scAoOl-Evcry Sabbath at O'Clock 4. u.
;nxu SEhvICxS, with Lecture. esery Friday evening.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

C"A. RIVER LASps.-Anothcr I'M
,,r;au, sale 0: mineral lands on Coal River
look place las, month. COLO acres OF mnd
lyia: Gu Bull Greek and opposite thereto on
Co,! River. were sold 20 New York capitalists
~ 5000. The superiority Of our coal ianu'
over A.! o;l:ers. i, attracting the attention OF
New York and Pennsylvania capital.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

E.AcxsMrrnlSG.-Mr. Samuel Rob.
u.nn has reduced the price for sEoeing a
lose from $3.50 to $50. lie has also re.
.!utcl The price Of AL other kinds Of work ia
his Inc in the same proportion. 4 liberal
share of the public patronage is solicited.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-14

TnASKs.-Wc are again indebted to
r,,:. |. ". Eucscr, late OF the 9Th ". Va
cav. Cor a batch Of late Southern papers
III. ra;,ain is Row Mail Agent on tue ''r'
c::.ia nal Tennessee Railroad, headquarters
=. L.vnchh.rs. Hi. many friends Of the ''A
W.! Ls Cad 10 learn ,aa, he Is eoirg WELL
". re also indebted to l!o2. Wiley Tor
-.,u,..e ru'tic documents.