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eThen as the slow procession of the dawns,
Robedi in the gemmed apparel Of the sun,
Lensthened to waning moons, they called me KING,
!, Prince Seteb, the very slave OF tears.
i smiled at all their vain desire to please:
They starred the rooms with ruby-crystal globes,
FlaIne-bearted, like the eyes of basilisks;
They wrought sweet music on their trembling Tyres,
That verged on silence like an azure coast,
Or rose and broke, o thousand shattere spears
By unseen warriors hurled at calm. And once, q,
Lulled into quiet by the grieving tones,
drifIed duskward in palm shaloon,
Alonga valleys silver, shining stream, z--s...e-
And passed among the lly-blOoms, that held
White faces to the day to drink the light
Fresh from the appraised beaker of the sun.
An, all the frost-like bubbles of these flowers
Mhich paved the waters with lustrous floor
In odorous mosaic gyved with dew,
Rocked with the music OF the lapsing tide:
And all was music, and the dream q song"
The above, from poem entitled "Prince seteb'" Is
sample of the volume.
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20. w. ATWEIL

ADV f r It L S L N G. A @ e N ,
Junction Middle and Free Sjs., up stairs.
rYAdyertisemen;s received tor all papers in the
State of Maine mh27'66sNdtf
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RALPH AND OTHER Poems. By Henry L. Abbey.
New York: N. Tibbals, Publisher.
Mere IN DAINTY, diminutive quarto, bound in
green and gold, we have collection of short noems
apparently first offering to the favor of The literary
public. We have read them all, and instead of pro-
nouncing any opinion upon their merits, prefer to
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name of G S. CUSHMAN & co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent
All business of the firm win be settled by Mr.. Jos.
E. F. Cushman, the senior partner.
+ JOS. L. +. CUSHNAN,
GREEDY S. CUSHMAN.
-. a THOMAS K. CUSHMAN.
West Pownal, Nav |, 1856, d3W*
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Dissolution of C opartssersI.tp

THE subscriber has this day Withdrawn from the
Il firm known as the Portland Tanning Co. Tie
business of the firm viii hereafter be conducted by
Messrs. HAYES g. THURNBURG, who VIII settle
the business of the late firm.
MATHEW T. VALENTINE.
April 16, 1866. -' TT ap27-d1ws
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GRAND DISPLAY
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, April 49, 1866.
Anadjourned session of the Executive Council will
be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
Tuesday, the first day of May next.
Attest: EPHRAIM FLINT, JR.,
Secretary of State.
Apr 1S-dtd
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CONCENTRATED LYE!
It will make 10 POUNDS OF excellent Hard Soap,
or 25 GALLONS Of the very best Soft Soap, for only
about So Cents. Directions each box. For sale at
all Drug and Grocery Stores. mh2Sd6msN
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~ POLAND'S MAGIC POWDERS.
Q The Great Remedy for all Bilious Affections.
They cure Headache, Constipation, Pimples,
Botches, Sallow Skin, Drowsness, Dizziness, Heart
burn, Palpitation and other dsagreeable complaints
arising from a disordered liver.
H.H. HAY. Agent for Portland. F. W. A. RAN
kin, Jr., Lewiston, Agent for Maine.
nv Fifty Cents per Package. ap5sNd1m
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W Gentlemen 49, =
VIII find very large and complete assortment o
Imported Boots and Shoes at the extensive establish
ment of T. E. MOSELEY q CO., Summer St., Bos
ton sNd1t
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for ditohing last summer and fall still unpaid.
1t was recommended that these hills should be
collected with and as the taxes. The subject
Of scuvengers vas brought up, and for. the pre-
sent concluded impossible. Each citizen will
be expected to keep his own promises clear OF
garbage. 1t was concluded By oil present 10 be
impossible to keep the drains open-and this
is oil importantly the hogs DO allowed 10
run q, large. The Mayor asked the question,
Shall the hog, be put up?-ansxered unaui-
nou,lv, Yes. Each gentleman present e1-
pressed himself in favor Of carrying out thor
ouqliy aud at once all ordinances Of tho Council
and suggestion. Of the Board Of Health, and
also the collection OF all r'onis. due tho corpor.
alton, TO enable The Mayor 10 accomplish the
above.
The question whether Migrants, white or
black, could be compelled to work was asked
and held over for further advice.
A motion WIS made, that hereafter the Town
Council aud Board Of Health meet once week
in conjunction. Carried. Adjourned.
LII. COMsToCK, Secretary:
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GET TIE BEsT.--ln these days Of
prac teal ideas, nobody will deny TINT sew.
ing.machine is IN indispensable institution
in every wcll.rcgulated family; that the
work made upon good machine is quite rs
durable md more beautiful than the best
.ha nd-sewing, nobody will doubt; and that it
will 80 through as much work in day as
could be performed in week BY hand, ten
thousand workshops and ton times ten thou
sand fresides will testify. But amid the
variety Of machines which arc offered to the
public, i, is sometimes difficult foe the pur-
chaser to decide which is the best. y trial Of
over two years enables us TO say with the
Creates, confidence that there is no better ma
chine for general family use than that manu-.
featured by the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company. 1t makes beautiful elastic
seam, that does not rip or wear with washing;
runs almost noiselcssly; is plain, simple, easy
to work, and not liable to get out OF repair;
faslens the ends Of its own thread, and uses
threads and silks directly from the spoois on
which they are bought.-Frdhk Ae'lis' Illus
trutcd Newspaper.
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PEoCEEDISGs OF TEACHERS AsSoCI'
ArIox.--r!lc Teachers Association met at the
Court House pursuant to adjournment on last
Saturday evening. and was called 10 order by
the President ut the appointed time.
On motion, the question for discussion pro-
roscd at last meeting was called ur and was
ably presented by Col. Chambers, Capt.
McWhor,cr. J. Williams, Esqr and MIR. Cling
r--ailirmatiye: and ". L. Ilindman, Esq
Capt. J. c. Wheeler, DR.. Hamilton, aud H.
Wnodall --negativc.
TN motion, tho following question was
selected :tr discussion y, next meeting:
Are Tcuchcr, atone responsible for yo0d or ~
,vcr,S, il. t,athiny ond mGmay"y Mc'r 'eho0I'Y
4 Aypnattfc-R. Woolall, Esq.
1t,gafir"-Car,. McWhor,cr.
An Essay will be read by member OF the
Association, on the topic" 10 Schools pay?
On motion, the Association adjourned TO
mcc, April 7lh, at early candle-lishtius'
The public, and especially the Indies, are
respectfully invited to attend.
hi.rccu!iarly gratifying to sec the increas-
ing inlcrcs, that the community is manifest.
ing in behalf of the Association, and We trus,
it may continue.
March %lst, 1866. NJ. HILL, freSI
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Proceedings Of the Soldiers
League Meeting.

At larS. meeting Of tn. discharged Union
officers and Soldiers Of tho Kama xha Valley,
held at tho Court House, in Charleston, West
Va, April 81, 1866, for the purpose Of form
ing Soldiers League, Major II. Slack was
chosen temporary chairman, and J. NJ. Gar.
land secretary Eloquent addresses on the
purposes ofthe organization ofthc League we're
made by Gen. J. II. Obey, and Capts. Smith
and Cracraft; after which Constitution and
Bylaws were presented by committee cho.
sen for that purpose, which we're adopted
unanimously. The followiu. named gentle
men were elected officers Of the League for
the ensuing year:
Gen. J. II. Obey, iftIidrn:.
1t. Col. J. J. Polsley, Fiee PrrIide"t.
Capt. II. c. Mcwhorter, Recording Secretary.
+. 7. Moore, Corresponding Secretary.
Capt. G. n. Smith, Financia! Secretary.
Major II. Slack, Treasurer.
1t. ", y. Hawkins, S:ryean!.dt.arm,.
Ouinsto the la,eness OF the hour, the meet.
ing adjourned until Saturday, April 9Th, o.
Il clock.
II. SLACK, Chairman.
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lluEsL SrEAiING.--On Thursday
i4>: nan r,,mrcl Madison Gri!E: T.S ar
rr~;c. aui tried before Squire Williams, on
the charge Of stealing r,uic IN BrHAton
c,un,v. Said Griffin had >p.l The laI,c n;
'.ar;io" upon cur streets, for much below his
,c., ra,.e. The evidence, We understand. was
.-ouc enough asains, Griffin to demand that
- .Ao;,ll be committed. lie wns, however
acquitted By the Magistrate, upon his "e0m'
iromi,iac, as nc are informed, with tic rNr'
tie. interested. Griffin was immediately re-
arrested by the Sheriff and sen, to braS'on
cauurr Cor trial. The crime Of horse s'e0'''s
i hccoa.:ag 50 freq uent in our country tn"'
e..;r.rs @! the law and citizens generai'!
sn.S;.. Use the utmost exSr,iou aud vigilance
to suppress it. There should be GO COM
Pro'n.,e With the criminals. Espec'aiy
>ho,..l :ai, no. be tolerated on the part Oh
- o:..ccr. &C tie l.v. II Justices, sher'hs'
CT Prosecuting Attorneys, who are sworn y
administer tie laws faithfully, mako cortupt
'ai se!tsa compromises With cFi"e, 'ne'
"nsh. to he iwpc.ched; for this and ottieF
s':hou. crimes, So much Accounting since tae
Conclusion Of the war, can ouly DO suppressed
{! tho rigid Aul faithful execution OF tie law
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Crncrrr CouRr-Jndge Polsley pre-.
siding commenced its April Term on Mon
day. =
a Grand Jury being duly empanuclled,
proceeded to business.
y. G. Sims and james Dlundou ala, Fletcl-
or were indicted for murder in tho first de-
gree.
Patrick Queeny was indicted for manning.
\. l.. Wiley, heretofore indicted for murder
and out on bail, together with his security,
James Wiley, were called, but came not
thereupon scirc facias was issued against
them.
The case ofaycsley Walton, grand larceny.
was postponed till next term.
A. J. Robinson was fined So, for trespass,
assault and battery.
All the practicins Attorneys present took
the oath prescribed Ivy the &c, Of February,
1866.
On Tuesday on indictment was found
against Allen Smith, Of WushinGtcn Township,
for perjury in taking the Test Oath.
After disposing Of few cases Of mi.de'
mcanor, the case Of Sims and Blundon
was culled. G. ". Summers, Esq, will assist
in the prosecution. The prisoners being with
out counsel. Smith & Cracraft, assisted by
Sperry aud Mo!lohan, by order Of the Court,
appear for the defendants. The prisoners
elected to be tried separately. Sims will be
first tried. a jury in his case Vas cmpan'
neilcd, aud IL large number Of witnesses
sworn. upon which Court adjourned till nine
clock this morning.
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~ y "
T.. r. Moo&E, Scrrr;nrY.

CorrAGE No. 2.-Wc hal the
pleasure OF ii Trip last week on this excellent
Cincinnati Packet, which seems bound TO DC
successful competitor for fair share OF Inc
Eanurha and Cincinnati trade. She Is h''e"
IN in the hes, style. and her ge"''ema"'!
officers are un,iring in their attentions anu
accommodation to both passengers and ship
,crs 4 splendid table, which will dehs''
the most faslidious, j, set and surpue1 VIZ"
all the delicacies Of the season, as "e''aS WV"
rd;b,ss substantial. We advise our 'raSen"e
friends. or those having business in the CIT!
~ be- attended 10. to cn,rust themselves anu
their business 10 the obliging Captain "no
clsrk-rarlcy and vance-Ofsh Cottage No.
y. Ycu will not forget the polite a'teh''o"''
which Mr.. S,rn,,on, second clerk, Will also
he,low upnn YOU.
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Proceedings OF j oint Mcetin. OF
Town Council and Board OF
HEALTH!

Proceedings Of j oint Meeting of
Town Council and Board of
HEALTH!
Council and Board met in accordance to
adjournment. The President Of the Board Of
Health stated the object Of the meeting 10 be
Improvement in the sani,ar! condition Of the
town, whether the choierh come, or not.
The Mayor explained his position ut 'ome
length, and said. that for his efforts TO do the
duties Of the cticc given him BY the people,
they had not only abused him, but had even
threatened his life. At the commencement OF
his term Of seryic. he found much 10 do, but
no funds in the Treasury. Money was raised
by selling licenses to saloon Keepers and mer'
chants. This was expended in opening tue
drains, and again the Treasury was empty.
E1pcrienccd much difficulty in finding {! good
assessor ana whes property was assessed
the people, in many cases, positively refused
TO nav their taxes, saying the town Charter
wa, no, valid, and the Council had no power
"a ASSESS and collect taxes, and up to the pre-
son, time, some Of the citizens have no. paid
their taxes.
Mr., Toodall was called upon, and reported
h,,v.su seven and eight hundred dollars taxes
,till unpaid. Tho collection Of these taxes was
di.eussed at considerable length, and mo-
rio, Va. made that the Mayor should issue an
order that all unpaid take, should be collected
a, once. and that by levy and sale OF property,
IL necessary. ,Thi, motion was carried unan'
imou.ly--,h. Council only voting
1t~., suggested that these Who had bean
IN. LOS, obstinate in refusing to pay their
ARE, should DO the FIRST to be acted upon.
tn. Mayor rspar.ed many Of the charges
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\ GREAT BAEGAIH.-E!scwhcre
willie :suud the advertisement o! :" m"s'
,a,.,il. ,vac, Of iar.l for sale by y. ). Whit
,".c~ Isl. Agent. This land lies upon 'o;h
Goa. AID Hsa.nhl rivers, and contains val
liable lcl- Of Goa! aal tracts Of timber Inc
navigation works Of goal river arc "'o"t Dc
Ia: ,horyus ly repaired, when 'kis laHd VII
/. o,s'. to navigation from beth sides. Ills
,ra.t = .,g,rv,l al ,ac low price oil 81" per
Dc;r. I;;.a&.:r:a.r mich, with the rene"S"
irv,?,>, .: oil, any car;:a!is, will @o we'll to
l..c l.r:I g.
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Proceedings Of Board Of iIcaltl

Proceedings Of Board Of Health.
Board met in pursuance to adjournment
In compliance with invitation, his Honor the
Mayor was present.
Attention mas called 10 several cases OF
nom compliance with Suggestions and rcsolu.
tons Of the Board, AMI the question arose
whether the Town Council had the power to en-
force their own ordinances, or ~ 10 tho validi'
~ Of the Town Charter. For further consultn'
ton on the subject, the Board adjourned &c
NEE. April I'd, in conjunction with Mayor and
Council.
&c. WATKINS, Prti;d'"a
l.. l.. CoW>roCE, Stcr,tHy
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF DR.
w,Lxr.-Whcr :hc case Of \. L. Wiley vas
called at the Circuit, Court ~ Monday, he vas
nowhere to be found. lie was positively seen
by several persons lnie on Saturday s5en'nS
on our streets. He had been boarding, since
being out on ball. at Mrs. Li,,leraSo's, some
two miles below Charleston, and was seen
a bou, dark on Saturday, going tina. way. His
friends fear that he has been fouIly deak
With Lis said that his life had several
timex sssa :areatsnel. It Is, perhaps, nse9.
,ess to say that tho popular opinion is that he
has absconded, to avoid the penalties Of tho
law.
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SHAMEFUL An unnanab!c ard
:uLumnn ou,r"~" MAS pcrre:ratel upon the
rcr,cu q QUO Ct Mr.. y. Go>kcrns little boys
GA Saturday last. ChMi"s CareE"r': OF Goals
r:or,h. WAS arrested on suspicion, and 'r'sH
h-tc,. squire Trus!cw; bat because t"e eF-
il.ucr Was 10, conclusive against the rr'N'
oncr. he was acquitted. Could this ohe"Se
hay" been positively proven. it wo"Id have
zone Ln,,l with the villain Nh" rcrl.tr"ttdn.
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WuyrE.--Thc Court House yard
fsar.. and bodies ot the shade trees present a
,o,: nea. and respectable appearance, pro-
!rrr,i BY q coat Of l;mc. :ud speak vel! to'
he arrp;uS which they receive ut s"e h""!s
{: Nr. john Slack, jr.: Sheriff.
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TuAxXs-To Col. X. Y. Whalty,
". C., :,r public documen,s received.
rart. |. VI. Kucker, Of Lynchburg, Va, will
nso please &C, clt cur a,lrtwh Sgmen,s for
la;c Southern papers, &c.
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SASuAKY.--Thc Board OF Health
&C Tie town Of Charleston WINS summoned be-
fore the Grand Jury on Tuesday morning.
We understand that no complaint. were made
COR failure On the part 0; ANY citizen to COM
Us with their regulations.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

vLll!UulSr EPISCOPAL cHCRcH.-Re,. ". E. w,
...,ox. rs.Vr Services every Sabbath at lo. o'clocL
4 ". Aid =, l.. ". Services for Colorc, Persons a,
3p.N rr,Her Meeting every Thursday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN CICRCii.-Rev. J. Mc. p,A,xx,
Y,vE. SERVICES every Sabbath At II o'clock A. 81 and
: r v. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening,
SL3I's:h ScA0o<-Evvry Sabbath at ) O'Clock L. "
EPISCOPAL CIlCRCH.-Rc,. ". +. ". JACOBS. Pastor,
every sunday at l0H o'clock A. " and =, T., NJ
.>!164m %hool-Ercty Sabbath at 8 o'clock A. "
l"iHE sIkricEs. with Lecture, every Friday evening.
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New ARRIVAL. OF GOopS .--Our
friend, Joseph Shields, has just returned from
y. I Cry, bringing with him large stock Of
g, varieties Of New Goods, which he will sci!
[; Cincinnati prices. Give him call.
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CHARLESTON WEST VA,
Morning. ........... .iprH !, 1906

p,;y- r.tETICTL.tH NOTICE. - All Irsal
;i.cnen,s mus, either h- paid for in advance.
,sCc,-d e.: by responsible rcN-Ht parties, and paid
.-AU. <dI,R Jar.
i;i.iuritS viii b- Charged 30 cents.
criJ- .iTTDESEi!S are hereby notified to make
,"r ur the p,y'-:: al Orders OF Publication nrd
v:r-r Ira! hLvsriiscn-mtsI> All hvii> Of :her publ
cA:!nu IL NOT be mu!e until prnt-r, fe-s paid
.St-;.: caSeh OF responsible resilient parties.
Eridy" Notices Eius, be pad ivr n.ruriaIiy IN
lpSANCE.
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EASAwnA EEIIE.--Th:s boat, on
y,n.r,lny LAST, performed the following re
rn,.nhle feat Lief, GalIilo!is a,G o clock
r:a,.e :; land:ng-: trough, i31 cabin r"Sse"-
y..- and II deck passengers: arrived NJ
Charleston at hafrA- o'clock, l. w.
n..sius the bcs, AID GUiekcs, Trip, We arc
i.:vr;.rd On rvcotd.
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Arrivals and Departures Of Mails

III NN-NENNHH Z. H., WF.ST : 4.
U.s:crn aud Eostr,p. Mail arrives and or,s
10y lay in the week (Sunlays c1ccpte per KanarhA
F.ci-:,.
t"tri*oHry MdN-Ar-ivrS Tuc-havs. Thursdays,
ss'! Saturdays. at ockck, I. u. Departs MoIduy.,
hs'.acs ,!nys, and Fridays. n, "'ccch. 4. ".
G"yoHtOttn- .Hait-A.riyrS Tuesdays. Thnr>.!nys.
81! Saturday,, Gr " Departs Mondays, Wednesdays.
A.. fr!day., A. ".
Jn"hS"m f.. N. .MnH-Arrvrs Wednesdays and
Saturdays. I'm. Departs same days. 2P 81.
spcNrrr .Ndii-hrrivrs Tuesdays, II II. Departs
sanc Gay. ? l.. u.
U"ymr q. IT.. NdiI-Arsive. Mondays, 6 r. II.
lsunr:> Wednesdays, Z \. ".
.-J lIth 1896 y. :. WIIlrrEKEH, I. ".
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go;al Matttr,sii.,.. j..

- EASES. nsstiy printed on good heavy PAM,
o., '.'r - barr. 4: this Office.
rs,IiN;E LICENSES, neatly printed on good nam,
49,, 81 ;ti. UE'cc.
49,, E,s, taken IN subscription to the Jorxx,,.
tAVN SCElrENAs. SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS At
~.IIuEHlS ait nii kin'S o! Jus,ees' Blanks on t.n
- - -, OF. short nu.l.-. .. ...rr. -
'',:hns POWERS OF ATTORNEY. 4c, on hand
MILITARY &l.ASkS-such as Opccrs' Paw Acrnu,,.
,,..s. :or Communication Of Ra,lons, furloughs Di.,
80. SS.-a.wAy> "n hand.
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,tion, meeting adjourned.

Agrceahly 20 ndjcurnment the meeting MS
scmhlri Il, tie Court House at o'clock. The
Secretary being nhscu,, T.. I. Moore was
chosen Secretary pro tenn.
After some interesting remarks by Lieut.
Uaw&irs, the Committee appointed 10 nem'
iua;e County Superintendent Of Schools re-
ported, recommending f.. 7. Moore M candi
date for election TO said office ut the coming
Sprin. election.
Capt. Ei:e being also put in nomination
bcgor. the ,ace,:s:. and vote being ta&eh'
Mr.. Moore IVES chosen as the candidate OF the
Cn:on party.
Tkcrcupou Capt. C. ". Smith proceeded t"
deliver an Interesting address, which was
cu!, of wi. an humor, as we'll as sound ars"'
mcn,, ans: OF which We took notes at The time.
AMI would be glad 20 have it in our power 10
publish it, but have no, space to do 50.
A, the conclusion Of the Captain speech
the meeting adjourned.
\. CUNNINGHAM, P/''Ilrn'.
y r. Noonr Ssryr;irY.
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To The Voters Of Maiden Township.

NOTICE HAD BEEN GIVEN TO THE VOTERS OF
~ this Township: convene a. tn" usual place on
Saturday the I1th day Of March, to nominate onecr, 10
b, elected for the Township for tho ensuing year; but
because Of IN. limited number in attendance, MAJ
agreed 10 postpone the nominations until Saturday.
the 2fst dnv Of -tpril, 1885, aud that new notice
BE- Issued.
Our people ,.em not yet to have fully considered the
m,sap4s Of III. dutis; dero.nE upon each voter under
the Constitution Of eur young STATE; The chief q when
msrQu. ONCE. provided fO'. Who 'h. earlessly and
faithfully execute the aws: without which every citizen
suffers damage and loss whatever ma, BE- hli position 10
.ocier-unless indeed Il may be the vicious and law
less. DO We not n.sd reformation and improrcmtntI
Come then every man, 10 the meeting :-proTptly Al
o'clock on Saturday. the 2ltt OF April AHefAs'e'
will be made the people teucnin9 tnebe InAtals.
March r. lSG6-11W1 q = ....
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E'&uEEAL CorEr, - Judge }. D..
JA>G>">.--The Spring Term will commence
% the l.th inst.
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For RentI

THE sroREHoUSE BELONGING ~ TIE ESrHTE
Gruuer 4 Crookstt. RossesGtso given on the nrst o.
Iprl Apply TO WA. AHIs -.
~P'" ~''' JOHN SLACK. Jr- Admisistratsr
,D, Of JInsJ /. Lewis.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-04
Notice to Bridge Builders.

DRorosAIS for rebuilding tn. Bridge aeros: Coal
River. near the Upper Falls. will be received oy 'Lr
undersigned Commissioners, until the frrt day C
.Jnnr, 1905. Bids will be received for sutrn.lon
Bridge for wooden super,truenrs. Bridge Ns'n't'
when making proposals, Ar. invited to submit IT
either upon which they base their bids The plane wiz
be examined for approval, and, adopted, VIII Be 10.
eludrd In the contract Th. distance between .ostnen
will he about ~ fte asd the plans or "ooeen snpet
structure will be for r~o apans OF aoou. 80
For further Information call upon or address
" - NILIIAX HENLEY, SES.
Cppsr Pals q Coal; xsn.s.1 q Co., ". w.
y.b. so-l7mS Coalsr,outh, Kanawba Co., ".Vs.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-04

On motion Of Lieut.. Hawkins, it was-
E.soir.d, That IA copy 0: the prccrcdngs OF
;his meeting be published il the WEST E'E.
GINA J"raNAL AK Point Pleasant Register.
On motion, Il COMMITTEES WAS Appointed to
nominate suitable Candidate 10 be voted Tor
u. the next cIcc,oml for the c:'ice Of County
Superintendent, Of Free Schools.
On motion. the Comrni;.r" WAS allowed time
to report ut six u'c!or!; ,his +. NJ.
On motion. Capt, II. &. MeWhorler, Jos. t.
Wheeler, Capt. {. ". Smith, Lieut.. W. "
Hawkins nal T.. z. Moore, were APPOINTED u
County Executive Committee OF hanSwHa
county.
On motion. meeting adjourned.
\. tUNNlNGllAM. Chairman.
l.. 4. MARTIN, S,cret1ry.