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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-14

WV. \. QUAREIER has been admitted
to practice in the Supreme Court at
Wheeling, Judges Brown and Berkc'
shire deciding that attorneys were not
officers within the meaning Of the act oil
1868, prescribing certain oa,h-that is
that said oath law does not apply t"
attorneys; and the decision Of Judge
Polslcy is reversed. Wcfear Mr., Quar-
rier. will have al his trouble for his
pains, as it is understood that the pres
snt Legislature will pass an act extend
Ing this oath (Which the Supreme Court
in another rase before it has decided
constitutionaD to Attorneys
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The Insenigsncer says-'et these gentlemen '"
l,core tAey do nat run cfoul Of tie pr0r',
chm Of The 1oM section Of article2 q The
State Consultation. il.
The FenianS.

Reports from ireland say there is gen.
eral alarm in regard to an uprising Of
tho Fenians. They arc said to he &C.
lively and extensively preparing tor
open hostility. In connection with this
the following may mean something, 'aI'
though we can scarcely believe that any
people would be so mad:
WHAT DOES IT MEAS.--The New
York Citizen, (edi,cd by private Miles
!O'Riley.) has an article AUDITORY of the
Fcm,iars and urging Irishmcu and Amer
leans to contribute to the Fenian funds
We quote single ominous passage:
We tel! the American public-1nd
hey have heretofore found us pretty ac'
cura,c prophets in everything relative
to the Fenian cause-:=thut b:forr ten
cseks there miU Lc-somr'chrrr-"n IRISH
RrpubHc cai$t;ng on the .tace NJ ne e"rth.
with IL Aag, an army, port Of entry an"
exit, navy Of privatcers, aud the tnc''
encouragement Of both France and the
United States in tho prosecution Of bel
hycrnnt acts ag,ias Great Britain. bet
no one ask US for the present where this
Republic will bs heated, :or we cauao'
answer. 1t uust b" called ls"prhlc.
to warrant the flag aud fleet, hut will
really only be used as I'M immediate
basis of operations for the transfer of
active hv>tiIitcS to the C,naaian and
Irish soils. \ word to Tie wise Is
enough. .And now, while the quid
nuncs grow excited the wise will await
developments, giving literally Of their
means to aid the cause; nor will they
have to tarry long i"r the fulil'u'ert Of
all that We hcrein !nrsShad0w.
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Congressional GIcanings,

Although Congress is overwhelmed with
bills, resolutions. petitions. &c, in relation to
the Southern States and the negro, yet they
ncrsi,,cn,!y limi, the time devoted to discus
SION Of such measures, and hence manage lc
&c, other legislation attended to. We don
think tho motion ST representative to fix n
"whi,c mans day. justified. -Iha p. o.
committee have decided not 10 report in favor
~. requiring prepayment Of post"sc on news
PAPERS. 4 bill has been passed for tho sale
OF postage stnuip, on credit.--A bill was
unssr,l in the House giving the consent o:
Congress 10 the transfer OF Eerkclcy and Jcl'
frrson counties to West Eirginia.---Thc sub.
rec; Of The removal Of tho Capitol to II more
central location was referred to committee.
"a bin for extending the provisions Of the
Homestead &C, 10 freedmen as we'll rs whites
in the South, and prohibiting the sale of pub.
lie lands. passed the liorse .-ConsidernbIc
sport was made orcr q petition Of women to
he allowed 10 vote, wlicl Taa finally referred
10 Committee on Observation-Disclosures
iron .clnd oath, to be rnken b. all public OH.
GERS and members Of the bar" was introduced.
BY, the principal 7o:!ion OF the time OF
Congress for the past two weeks has been de-
voted 20 the consideration Of bills and amend
men,s looking to the establishing and main
tainiug Of The civil rights OF the nero in the
South, among which have been the Freedmen
Bureau Bill, which has passed both houses,
the C:S;l Rights Fill, which passed tho Sen:
ate, and the proposed amendment adjusting
representation among the States according TO
the number Of voters. instead Of population MS
now, which passed the House. aud the substI-
,u,es for tho latter offered by Msssrs. Sumner
and Doolittlo in the. Senate-Nr SGnner
making a speech upon his substitute, occupy
lug two days, 100000 copies Of which arc
being printed foy ejaculation. 49,.
Tho Hciril rights" bill declares tharall per-
sons bsrn ~, this country, not snhjec: to for
eisn powers, are citizens Of the United sta'cs'
without distinction Of color, and annuls oil
State laws to the contrary. ..l....'
Tho proposed Amendment to tho Consti'u-
ton is Us follows: :. :,gr...,.,....'. ,..r..
PARTICLE - Representatives. shall DO
apportioned among the: several states which
may DO included 1ii6in tho Union, according
10 their respective numbers, counting tue
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:glntaitiona1 department.
Amendment to the School law:

Amendment to. the School law:
I'VE arc Indebted to Capt. McWhortes
foi q, COPY y ofthe Bill amending and reg
en it tho Free School Lnw,%whichi'
now before the House. The following
are the principal changes 10 the Prov;
sions Of the lay, most Of tho law oe'og
re enacted as it was;
Sec. 6 extends the time allowed 1o'
taxing the annual enumeration OF youth
to sixteen days instead of ten.
Sec. - provides that school districts
shall not only report their enumeration
as s; a pre-. requisite to receive their pro-
norton Of tho Stute school fund, but that
before they can receive any Of said FUND
,hey shall make levy at the annual
Township meeting in April. So ificient to
continue a school in every district not
less lhaa six months in each year.
SEQ d makes it the duty ofthe Board
If Educ,,:on to estimate the amount OF
tax required to continue school IN
every district, not less than six ponth',
and report to thcannual Township meet
ipy which shall levy not less thar ~, nor
more than 80 cents on the 500. 1.-THE
Township shall fail to make 'aia levy,
any single district may tux itself and
have school.
Sec. II extends the limit Of the tax
which tho Board of Education shall levy
for building purposes to 70 ceuts on the
500, which is to be collected us State
taxes are collected.
Sec. IS provides for the election oil
three trustees to each district, annually,
ON the second Saturday Of Aprll, who
shall (scc. 3l) appoint teachers iur' and
have the general management OF, their
disrrict, ard report to the County Su'
pc.in,cudent.
Sec. ~, as amended, provides that
teachers shall take the officers "tes'
OATH" The same is also required Of
Trustees md School Commissioners.
Sec. a. makes the County Treasurer
also Treasurer Of the school fund.
We Lelicve these amendments are
generally we'll considered aud g""d'
though We fad few incons's ts"clrs
which, We suppose, will disappear before
it gets through the Legislature. We
shall prin, this law in full! as soon as We
receive correct copy as it passes bo;h
Houses.
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'PrGDlcInS.

Why arc naughty children at school
like postage stamps? Because you must
lick thciY backs TO make them stick to
their letters. But kindness and stamped
envelopes answer the purpose better.
, If four cats with sixteen legs can
catch fourteen ratsTi,h forty.two legs,
while an old woman With quick tongue
il saying Jack Robinson, how many legs
must eight rats have to get away from
the samA number Of cats, while the old
lady is sneezins ".hiss :cat!" due allow.
ance being made for tarc and trct2-
a man bought IL bus bells Of wheat
paying cent for the first, 2 cents fos
the secoud, and 50 op, doubling the price
of each busbeL What did it cost hin
per bushsl2
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COMMISSIONER S. NOTICE .

c,rArE or WEST yIRGEXlA.-lS TUE ClIcrr
- Court Of Kannmhs.
Lewis c. Pearee and Hiram T; peiret: Compaiaaa,'.
against William c. Brooks, Frederick BROOKE. !,uIi
go. Brooks, Nathaniel =. Brooks, Chaue-y Bto,kI
rhom,1 A. Matthews. william A. Quarter. frsI.r.
icl y. Read, lelJ.mIn II. Smith, George ". Spa.
.,nrr. and Alexander Z. Laidlcy, p:lendIau-ln
Chanccry. 49, ...r . .: = .,.,a.
"Ts cause came on to bc heard, on this ,3fh dy u
December 1890" &c. "Cpo2 consideration whereof.
* ,iiuIrcd ordered and decrre. that this esute "
icrrcI to Comm cIInner 81 this Court " take. Iutt
unI 1,p1r, tie following matters;
"Fit.; To whom the bonds mentioned 10 TOE eGl
Second wh., lien. fanny. the Defendant chaune.!
third wha, liens the creditor: Of F!edos!eG I;snt1
have on Aaid bonds, by HhI, attachment Q! ?tltU.,s
In the event said bonds ,honli be decided 70 u he
property Off. Broos".
Fourth. Uf what real estate the Defendant j. Z. O.
Brooks il seized. ,..s
"Si>,h And nuch other matters n. tue Cofnmh'isn.r
msy deem; pertinent, any party to d. suit m'yn:
fa'' 70 '' A'-'e0' coMxlssioSRR's OFFICE.
CuixLEsrus. Feb. :. lis.i
,Y>r p,r,f.. to this suit will take notice. that t.ys
nupt,Intcd THm,HtiHV, the &fi 6HB or Idrrh.
,.ts ~ nv aicr 4. tie ,u.e aiu l.ce when and Whole
.rl, proceed 10 take the account directed ~ TIC be.ors
,c,i,c Decree Axd the said parties arc hereby ionh:
that Ly an order made ~ said cause On ": !olh Jay v
p,,..mbcr 1885, publication " this notice IN ne"."
per printed In this County. sisil lie taken Al rqu'"p'
To- ucrLy:,.l serv:cc Of s:ch notice upon tlirin:
~ Il. Z. HcWIiOKTHR.
r.h :. lsSG-l5 Master Con,n.i
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REBEL PEHSloHS.-Thc Richmond
Examiner wants the Legislature to " take
steps" for providing monument to
Stoucwall Jackson, and pensions to thr
helpless SCARED warriors" who f"aght
and died "nonorably" for Virginia in
the Confederate service. Certainly the
Legislature ought to provide FOR those
who were deceived and carried into the
rebel service by the sophist;c cry that
they ought to go with their State
but it is not necessary to do this in such
a manner as to make it q reward FOR
treason" Perhaps i; would be we'll to
wait till she is "safe in the tHicn"
agaio, before she coricrs too muck honor
upon those who have fought, however
bravely, in an infamous" cause.
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Illegal Voting.

The Legislature has made the follow.
ing decisions 10 regard to illegal votes
in the case Of Col. Carroll, from Wayne
County, it being decided that he had
received majority 0: the legal votes:
/. That when supervisors and inSpcc
tors Of elections did no, take .kc oath
prescribed BY the &c, known ss the ties,
oath ACT" the poll was illegal.
=. That the votes OF returned rebel
.oldiers no, challenged are i!eSsl.
;. That citizens driven out otthe State
b. rebels are entitled 20 tSeir votes on
return, the sane ss if they had never
left.
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WcstEVirginia Legislature,

&
The Capital question has been decided
in tho louise ~ fling upon Bue el !
non. The Bill: provides for.its removal
on January lst, 1869, oudthe seat Of
government is to DO called :" Lincoln
The InhlHgencer says it will meet with
opposition in the Senate. On the bal.
losing for place, which Occupied sew
eral days, Charleston stood second best. !;
our only hope is thatit may be deferred
till next winter, when We will stand a
better chance and probably be successful:
\ joint resolution providing medals Tor
West Virginia soldiers passed both
Houses. Also Bills allowing witnesses
ono dollar per day, and five cents tor
each uiie travelled, and to protect boun'
tics of soldiers from attachment or levy.
A bill to "rcfund to certain counties
their proportion of TIC school fund,
passed the House. The Bill Locating
the Agricultural College was made a
special order for yesterday. The Com:
mittes on Claims reported it i"cxpedient
to Icsislate for relief Of Nicholas Ken
ncdy. and others.
Col Little, Of Merger county, was ad.
united to the House as Delegate FROM
thn. cosuty.
1t Was reported that Greenbrier and
Monroe mus, still vote Jointly for Dele
ul;cs,
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DETERMINED TO BE REEELLIorS.-
The Nashville Dispatch, a " reconstruct
cd" sheet, like others Of those who have
been vainly endeavorins to overthrow
the Government, has become very Jealous
lest the constitution be infrin:ed upon.
It Ironouuces tho selection Of tic
legend "In God We trust" iol
thc U. S. coins, as unconstitutional
IIc says, "our sacred magma ch"'"'
The constitution, gives no such author
ity,". and that "such assumption
fit, BY men in Office, was the origin o.
all our recent troubles" aad "the rco
pic will Indignantly rcpSdia'e such men.
This looks as though the D'Yo'ch hado
got enough Of rebellion yet, and was
about to rebel against Coil!
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RADlcAL.-Gcn. Spinner, who sign
the sreenbacks, is what our conservatives
call radical" in his feelings. Meeting
,cpentaut" Alabominn, who had bee"
an old friend, recently, the latter held
out his hand for "conciiiatioh." But
the General could not forget that he had
not only been truisor, but had acted
the part Of SPY in remaining at Wash
ins,on long after he had determined t"
ago with his State" into rebellion, and
told him bluntiy that, were he the Pres
idcnt, whom he was suio. for pardon,
no would hang him, old FREUD as he
was!
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Importance Of Teachers ASS"ci;'
lions.

importance o.! t~|'c''ciH "
Il, un,,hsn, Ts,,.vh, rn,,r,r shoul1 MOI,
."''" 0"N H.,
c,.,. ,ho
n.. o,. .,;,~.,, ,hu
=, - ,,o
r,,; :, :, n,,, -,
a.,n,. .I,,,;,,,a ,h., ,.,ch;ry !. an ar,
md ,h., - ,.,,b succ..,rrliy !, !. ;us,
IS necessary I, kucc .ox as lis to know
how to set ,vuo before Won eau: b. d
niutrr: or TO .kpow the river" before
bc.omiur n pilot. Who would be 50
h,rjv rs TO undertake TO pilot one Of our
lar.c aad clcsan. steaGeys, with valu.
able cargo Of rrci.ht, upon the dan.
rcrous waters ortac Mississippi, without
understanding his business? And yet.
We lave those ready and saxiuGs 10
keep school, - to pilot barss lreig b,eJ
with immortal aou!s- who arc ~ no
way qualified, except having bcea
throvsk he "Rr,hruc.ic," &c. ie, tins
is no, altogether the fault Of these teach
ers. So long as the people will employ
those who know 50 little Of tlci. ,:aIe-
just 50 long will the market be supplied
with them, because they can be got
cheaper Ch"cle+? No. Yhcy' are
dearly employed at half the wages com.
panieI by Il teaeher who understands
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SoUruERx PoSTorrIcE agents in Eir'
cinia, Georgia and Mississippi report
that great difficulty is found in obtaining
postmas,ers who will take tho required
ties. oath. There arc enough original
Union men everywhere, but sSeh OF
them es a5c ready 10 take the oath luck
character in other respects, as genera
fact, and tho Union men best fitted ior
the places almost Invariably decline
them because twill render them oono1'
ious to their fellow citizens if they swear
that they rendered no aid to the rebel.
lion" 10 order to get Government
,o&cc. In ira ..:.,..
This appears as though loyalty 'natead
.ofctrcason, was od;cas throughout the
South.
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GENERAL LEE.-A Charleston. S. c.
correspondent in n letter relates the fol-.
lowing:
Il heard one gentleman remark that
he had recently met Gen. Ice, and had
asked him whether, in his oriuion, there
bad any change come over the minds Of
his so!Iiess$"
~ cant answer foS M soldiers said
the Professor; can answer for my self
only. ! have not changed my opinions
I thought thu, was right; | think 50
STILL"
~ man Of Gen. Lees Intelligence and
influence, who still. ,hinks treason right,
and says So; ought to DC hung.
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Coop ADVICE FROM y GREAT SINNER
II, is the part Of wisdom to receive
good advice even from an enemy. ). Il
Mallory, late Secretary ofthc rebel navy
writing from Fort Lafayette, where he is
now " boarding." says: The fact can
not Dc is@crrd that the negro is u per
mancnt element Of the Soa,Ecrn pnpu
la,inn, and all sr...eurs Tor colonizaiion
OF deportation arc useless. Ills Interests
arc identified with the State. and his
liberty and property are entitled To pro-
,cc,ion.". liz r'vorS the admission Of
negroes 10 testify in courts, bnt declares
him habirunIly uutrn'hinI. lie says the
system Of slavery required the negro to
be kept in isnorancC bu; the change III
his condition removes all obstacles to his
instruction, and it must be for the State
to determine whether her interests shall
he best promoted By permanently i:nor
ant and degraded. or BY an Instructed
anu enlightened class of free laborers.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
rha,nas R'Pfiend, Complainant, ". S.npc, II, Raj.
81 and Others. Dtfsndants-Ip Chauerry, N'''

ThnlnaS Il. Friend, Complainant, ". Samuel H. r.,.
81 and Others, Dttsndants-Ip charcrry, - N"
~; <. tkAaTER COMMISSIONERS OYpfcr
~. II CK4AtIsrox, ". Va, FEB. ElscS'
PARTIES to ths aboye eaule will take notice tia, h..
Hxed upon YsdneslAy,!tbe 8th d0y Of Marek n.,,
st my Office uCharlesten, West Ys to execute liz S,
lowing decree: orderpn said cauIs by the Jrdre q a.
kinaxha Circuit Court, at IL December Term, iHs:,
"Teraupon this cause on 70 b heart, upop H..
bill aud exhibits. and tho bill taken for confessed by ~
felant QuarrIcr and the cause set for hearing 4. "a ~
other Drendan,s upon order Of publication duly ,s.
cntcd and YaS argued by counsel. s~.--... - '
Jjpon mature consideration Of all which II q A..
Judged orlcEeJ and Seeeedi that thIs rsuPs y rfsl
10 one Of the Nastfr 'cnnmftsi Of hli ca -
lake. state and report ths Ip;laying sctouph:c
'-"is,. What real estate has tfcDefenda nt
rsrly. within the Jurisdiction Of this CuurtI
nd What liens exist thereon and tie prlprilI., O,
the snmci ..;-T'r .
Lands. will pay on snid lrps III five yeart' =!
"4h Thai lie ASCERTAIN, state and report tie lnta,,
c and unpad on each Of the claims sci out In tLr L-
Sh Such other and further sal;rys i.eIibsr ot tb,
marbles may require, tho Commissioner deem p,1d.
And Il Is ordered. that the Commissioner do puIlI.A
notice Of the time manner and pDse Of taking aid Ic
CONT, once week, for uf,SuctezAje HetkI Ia som,
uay.r published IN this County, and such puLlsA
ton shsil Be iu lieu II personal service u aorea u
"A"S ..>, JOHN J. PoIsIEY,
SnI Cotnfnis,l,n.. :
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SIX thousand dollar were contributed
during tho rebellion by the S,oncwali
Brigade for monument to be placed
over the remains Of Stonewall Jackson,
but having been invested in 70 ufeLesa,e
bonds, it was ,ust lIisdauc which Was
invested in tha ssne cause should 70
NTH it.
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lnDOrtant Decision.

An important legal question has ius'
been decided in Chica:o. George v.
Gage, of that city. in September. 1850
owed SUN of money to Henry q.
SchoolGeII, of Lynehhurs, Virginia.
lie was sued for principal and interest
The Cour. decided that, a. it was illegal
to pay any debts to persons residing IN
the Rebel State" after September /.
1861, thsintercst could only DC demand.
ed up to that date. y similar case i
cited, where JrlseTsnu waS counsel, in
which the court decided that interest
stopped during the seven years u! the
Rcvulutinn. Ordered that the debt hc
paid with interest to September /, 1861
AS many s;Eilar cases will occur in
our State, it would DC well for justices
aud parties interested to make note of
ihiS.
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The following nrc he. Standing Committees
in the West Virginia Legislature, fer which
We have been unable heretofore to find room:
sEyArE.
IhiThg,: ard Eicc:ions--$iGch, Bnrdelt,
Chnmhc.s. Mahon aud Peek.
Juiiriary--Maxwcil. Peck Chapline, Gurlcy
and Snck.
ITn9nce--Pcck, l;urlc:,, HAWKINS Chaplinc
and Kitchen. (Mr. Peck declining the Chair.
manshin, Tie Cnru:ni'tre chose MIR. Burdct.)
I+.1, ont o,j."ra'ions--ChaplEp, Hay
mond, barley. . Erica and Wright.
Yovnships and Confederation, Price, Peek,
Corcy and o Brirn.
Nn;i.arv .irars--D gval Crrlcy AID Burlct.
:a:rrnc! mr.~n"'n', 5c--Eurlry, Price,
Slack. Hawkins and Kitchen.
EG;uca;oa--uix. Chmplinc and Maxwell.
U,m.rn. ap,. CriIaia9I insHtutIon5---S!ack, Dix,
Chambers, Maxwell ami DnSal.
Enroi!td BRis-rricc, puval ard Kitchen.
L!brarv--W ight. u Erirn and Dix.
Erecufire EIprndtres-Gnrdctt,G hurley Aad
Slack.
r, Etqai,l. .4r|,ior's OGIr, frearu-rr
.icrpnrss and J:.ni, ct Public C!@"cs-WrI@h'
GhnpIine and Maxwell.
To Ern,ame Clerk. mice Hawkins, Cerlcy
au,l y Er;cn.
uov,r.
On E!tc..on,cE.! neutrality-suspicious. Fleming,
liornhraok, RAIDER, Kyle and McQnilkia.
IN. TuYd;ion mil F,anarc-Mcssrs Goti, Da.
Wis. Camden, Bell mil l;ccson.
In Miitory .tdMrS-Alcssrs. Curtis, Wi,chcr
Johnson, parnri and McWhortrr
IN tie Ju,!:cio.g.- Mrs>rs. New hOrier, l!G'
CANS, MAXWELL, Cuff and lockhart
On observation-disclosures. Trainer Hrisior
Curtis. Brum!ieII anil Iliallc.
On CnnM,irs, Iv,rHshps AMI I"nicIp@ Cor
,.oro!iDns-- Mcssrs.' ns.ady, Smith,oi Errkc cy
Combs Hooker and GiYrn.
On iri,d.- CORPORATIONS anal Joint Stock Cam
uanicx-Mcs.rs. lirll, McCurdy, Spencer, bar
mel mnd Thompson.
On Eouds dmi intrnd! .NoriyqGom--McsSis
IIasaus, Spencer, Brisrer, Mars ana Work
man.
On Forfeited cua raYpropri't-d Laalt-
Mc>srs. Esc. Cook, Dychr, Cunningham an'
krilur
Oa Gain. and Gri, rdacc'--Mcssrp. Zina
Wl,lIams"n liinchHlan, bennett and ErcH1h
On HGmant and (ruliad! In,HWt'on,-
Mrssrs Camden, Slidgcr, Maiis, Cooper ant
llnrnhrock.
Ua Printing and Contingent Erlrn's'-Al"ssr'
Smith. Of Hancock, Dolly, Fleming, koonc'
and vawrcr.
On E:ccuGre QEirs-M'ssrs. Brown, Hin
klr. l:ri>ror, E"e>"n aud Chapman.
I'm .irt., Sciences and G'a'rM i"proc'm'"t'-
NesSrs. Koonce, combs. llngams, Higgins and
Beard.
On E'nr"IIrd BAs--Messrs.. Lo:khar, John
sou and Wuchcr.
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Public Sale of Valuable
KalaVla River Bottom. Lands
.!yD .+DJ.tCENT HILL LANDS.

IN Y:'.SrAHcE or TWO DEcREES?MADE 81 TUE
Circn C"Iri VI K:,paSa c0ul;y. the iln: IN the ,uI
IN Chaucc!v AZ Qa1rr"r AMI Swami against Rrnciict
e 81, OH :lc 2H day Of Juno. 1850, apd tts Hrcon! IN
the st hos :rk n. s. TLJnhsHn 81 dIs mi4-
nj tho June tenn 81 said c";r r the yeSr lsc+, iis
undersigned. Commissioner Appointed for tiHt puf
pos" by .iL Court. viii! sell At public aucti"p to the
g;r.i bidder, at the front door OF the Court Ilnue "
sad kauiu Ia county, In the town OF chArIcptoH. chu
rcnnc st II uciuck meridian, on .HOHd1H, the 3GfH
d"y ~ .H"rrh. 1906, the following valuable property,
t".Wii:
Al that valuable and well known HsnnNha iver farm.
formerly owned by B"Ganin s. Thompson. and NOR:
recently 0Hrmrd and OcrHII irf by the HniH Manuel
Rri;r,firf. md situated IN tho EHnnrL1 rfrer,
iHUirHi"trgY Ghrs-' tD"f ~it~StH ,HoHfb, and coli.
ralnn. rty .fonr acT"> or HanaTa river bottom LAND.
nah one hundred and hryt and three eighth. 81
land. The improvements mnon these lands arc such ~
make the wh," property Of the mot comfortable
AID convenient and pleasant ~ the county. TWrity'
!hrrc acres. and mere. sd Contracted 10 hr e"I
by s,id lIcnrict .lo.rp ]. Sims not Included IN
lands octrd for salr. being sucetto the .iue.
ord'r 81 Court.
A;.o half aero lu in the NJ Phil,ipi adjoining
said tract a with the other, making the ~ acrri Of
bottom.
Also IN. uni, Ird half par, Of 1000 land.
lying on Two and Thr"r.qu1IIcr Nile creek OF the ks.
iawa riv"r This lam. il "wn. Jointly by Iaid Dnedic!
E;Id william :. WIi>oi,, and 10 about q mile from
K.rswhn rI,"r
Thr TERMS "T STir.-The purchaser will he re-.
quir" pay SIOU In hand. and the TaLiAnc IN 'jS
months from date Of isle. secured by bond nI1 approved
SECURITY AID hearing interest from date the title bInS
retained %m the Sh"r- j. I.ai.t - y 80. p, -
hry Information Waited can he iad bS application ~
the u:u!c.ssucd.
"a. LOWELL. 30
Special Comm fssionsr.
january u, l3c6-l2 ....' '.