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GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South and west the North aud East and it
continuous rail connections.
passengers the South and West going North and
East this route offers unusual advantages being the
An ran line between New Orleans qnd the celebrated water
ing places OF Virginia the Virginia cities Washington Ba
more Phi adephia New York and Boston, the North gene
ally and the Oanadas.
This route from Chattanooga e LynchbuTg traveses the
mountain o. tennessee and virginia which
ofmountain scenery whilst cannot be Surpassed for aen
to its trains, in the gentenany bear
ing Of al Of whom are experienced in their
Baggage wbe checked through from New Orleans to the
VTgi9a springs ana "Tneps CITIES rth and East
jackson and Great Noythe5q Railroad ticket office
Q. g. WlNGFIELD. General j ioket Agent
JOHN 4. MoFFETT, rayeling GEM South.
SPEED, ......... COMFORT. SAFETY
OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
.. VIA COLUMBUS,
Shortest and Quickest Route from Cincinnati
To all the Eastern Cities, Towns, Villages and stationa
The LITTLE MIAMI is the ONLY line running Lightning
IFans from Cincinnati 70 the East 1t being the
shortest Line connections are certain and passengers have
ample time for meals.
FAST TINE FROM CINCINNATI TO
Boston in "a hours Baltimore in % hours
Albany IN ~ hours Washington City 39]S hours
Bgo Il IL bon hours S4fS9gS SPTngs T. Is hours
Dunkrk in AZ hours. Cleaveiand in 9hoars
Ptsburg in 49, hours Crestline in 6onrs
Wheeling in Y hours. steubenviile in ii hours.
GAINESVILLE in hours, Columbus in houra
Four Daily Eastern Trains.
8 A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. 9 A. NJ EXPRESS
NAIL Z P n; LIGHTNING EXPRESS, II. 10 r. n
siaI E1PREss Modern Sleeping Cars BY Night Trains
The7 y. and ll:lO P. NJ Trains leave Sunday Night
Baggage checked through
R Through tickets are sold at all Ticket Offices in the
Ask for Tickets via Cincinnati and Columbus
Z. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
Co.. ,,o,r, =, JN0 e BBNsEN, General Agent, Cum.
s sSz HoEAH Il oSSa9FTH General Southern Agents
GEN. Z B. BROWN, General Western Agent.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAEE,ROAu-THE
T. quickest route from New Orleans to New York and
TWO 9AILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and evening
on arrival OF trains and steamers from the South
Alfne nom Cairo to 4Shiie;sg0nl9 !, hours
Philadelphia-5O hours
d. New York--5S hours
through tickets apply at the office of the Atlantic
te a eBo 4 s ss Na o Common and
RAFoaa also at the Illinois Central Railroad depot Cairo
General Superintendent Chicago.
W. P. JOHNSON,
B. f. LONGLEY,
General Southern Agent, New Orleans
A GSEENGX OF soUTHERN PACIFIC
S i5s 20 MANY u Union street. New Orleans
20 Justify any holder of its stock in protecting
smaller stock list than any railroad company in The south
WI have by LIST September AZ miles of running road with
he new company for onehaf the call by 10th April
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MEDICAL,
HEENcu MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIAIAULT q CO.,
ChemIsts to H. L. II. Prince Napoleon
43 RUE RTCHELGEU, PARIS


GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RADIsH
This syrup employed with the greatest success ia place OF
Cod Liver OH which infinitely superior II dis
eases Of the chest scroR lymphac disorders green sick
ness muscular atony aud loss Of appetite regenees tho
constitution BY purifying the blood and is in word the ms y
powerful deprRtiyo known never lltimes the stomach
and bowels and administered with the greatest efficacy
young children subject umOB obstruction Of the gland.
AT last 1t is very eicaciOus the diseases Of the skin.
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GIVE IT A TRIAL
Price so cents aud 81 per bottle.
DR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor, SlsrOse Massachusetts
DBNAs, BARNES q co, New York.
BARNES. wAsD & CO., New orleans,
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MEDICAL.
GROWN OF GLORY.

MEDIUAL.
GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WHO HAS USED
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DRINKING STANDNG.--Some travellers have said
that one of the greatest promoters az inten,ner-
anee and Of ruin to health and character in Amer.
lea, is the universal habit Of drinking Standing
II is the custom of rum shops it belongs to bar
Some OF our clubs wisely forbid it. When men
drink in this way, there is no mild stimulation. no
conversation, seldom vine, or perhaps beer There
eRn be no music or the presence Of women or fami.
lies; there is simply pouring hurrielly down the
lant without wit talk or society in any form, i'd
animals drank we shoud call such 4 habit ,hrutish
drinking. It's a custom dangerous to health and
destructive to morals it belongs exclusively to
America aud England, where the worst iutoxiea-
ton prevails. When people take their stimplants
over table IN the open air, listening SO music,
Or with their wives and sisters and children, there
Will seldom be much OF degrading intoXication,
IN. !. Times |
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RoNTcHARTRAIN RAILRoA1

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April LIST, 1866 the this
road will leave as follows:
CRY. LAKE.
4 o'clock Horse Cars 81 O'Clock A, NJ Steam Train
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Boast not myself of tomorrow for thou
knowest not what day may bring FORTH Who
has not felt the truth of these inspired words
Within one short year after the events above mar
rated my father was ruined man. The failure of
bank, wherein all his funds had for years been
deposited, reduced us at once from a degree of
Comparative affluenee to the verge of necessity.
My fathers temperament was not well calculated
to Withstand these reverses he was seized with q
kind of mental paralysis, which rendered him
totally unable to pursue his calling as physician;
aud IN this extremity we judged it the wisest
course to comply with the urgent entreaty of a
sister OF his, long settled in Australia, that we
would go out and try our fortune in d new world
hoping that the voyage might also be beneficial in
restoring my dear fathers mind to its wonted
healthy tone. My mothers family provided the
necessary funds for my passage and outft-not
wholly ungrudgingly, it must be confessed, for
few aud far between are the brothers born for
adversty;n and It was matter Of great thank
tnlness to my mother and myself that our sweet
Alice was exempted from our trials, being the
happy little wife of Wilfred Anderson, now estab-
lished as Junior partner in firm of eminent soil
ctoIs IN the nelghboring county town, OF which
his father was the head Nevertheless, it was with
heavy heart that prepared to quit Eldoun, the
scene Of all my past happy liie and when the
last hustle and excitement of packing were over,
when we turned away for the last time from the
uoor OF that house we had all our lives called
nome, and sought shelter under the roof of a
Alna friend, who had urged us to spend our last
ssalelhing days ia England with her, my fortitude
~ Neyi ana, ike the patriarch of old, sought
XIV @sis5e V weep, and entered into my chamber
~. vas recalled to myself by message request
NJ KY presence Down stairs. Hastily drying my
s sjs's, ! epeyed the summons, and descended to
t I'M pariof " parents were both there, ana with
I fied y 'te'.ah Whom, IN the darkenug gloom,
s,5er n " iseoeni2e-only for an Instant how
beSrt sS 0ne e!asp OF that friendly hand and my
Owen N&poAeh welcome TO John
49, esloe mol many preliminary words in X (
= aug eonlns The new
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To all the Eastern Cities Towns, villages and Stations

The LITTLE MIAMI is the ONLY line running Lightning
Express Trains from Cincinnati TO the East Ii being I'M
Shortest Line connections certain, passengers have
ample time for meals.
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ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.

For information and Through Tickets apply at the
TICKET OFFICE,
In the Rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel,
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OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
. VIA COLUMBUS,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

At RULES HELD IL THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
~ the Circuit Court Of Ksnawha County, on tho frs
Monday IN the month Of August, 1900:
william Dickinson Executor Of William Dickinson. SEN
and IN his own right, and others. ComplaInnnts. w
John McConhHy aud others, DcfcIidunts.-ln Chm
Gerry.
CThc object Of this suit is to obtain partition Of two
tracts OF land Of iUO acres and the other Of acres
lying the south aide Of Kaua~ha river and rnr Of
lands embraced I'm the Patent granted 10 r H. James,
MolIneua and James Pollock, Of date 2lst Augus lsOd
by the Commonwealth Of Virginia. and Of which par, the
parties 70 this suit owncrs9
This DAY cumc the Cumplanants by council and on
their motion, mud II appearing by affidavit flied that the
defendants James Hewitt, Carissa Hewitt Peter v
Grant, Noah Grant, lawson Grant, James Grant, NORTH
,nrr H. Norton. Gen N"rth, Clara Norton. vonry Spnul
ding al infant granddaughter n said SprullIng name
unknown; AnnIr G. Grswod, and Howard u. Gris%"ld
her husbah-urc non dents OF this State IL ordered
that they dc appear her" within Ollie month after dur
publication Of this or!r and do what Is necessary IL
protect their interests IL this suit.
Tr..r: JNO. SLACK. Clerk.
s. H. MILIEn ia pr0prin ptrsOHa.-dug 1860 fowl
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sTATU OF wDsryYIRoINIA.

~ nI,Es HELD IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or
a The Circuit csrt Of said County, 70 The n'et Ao''Ay
M.nss.M Groves, Adunlstfator q John Groves sen
dne.s,cd. ~ Russell Dickson and stanton Field
~. ohet Of The ADORE suit i 70 Of the Do.
~, iSerIpsoo 07so With intsses. and costs hereoo,
-, .aSset ts follosug real sstais, lying and being IN
"a Co9n,y, under Leo reser1sd thereon 10 ihe pay
n claim, viz; certain tract s.paresl Of land
s.s 80, tbs town Of SummsSve In Iah County, con.
votns sSout three hundrsd and ninsI seres ecins
-. ..ne.anA conveyed 70 SsA pekinsoo By sah John
49, ~. ,.u doceassd b. deed bearing date October
VI ss:s r.corded in ihs NIeholas County Recorders
sise.. 10 BOOK /. Of DsedrpaSs M ~
Ind IL appearing b. AdAvh of he CouPianants a..
iorsy thai the saN sSendAnt1 ere 90 Isdsn" % nn
Ssrs xitn one month Alter due psblcaiioo Of TIL. Of
1ss. asa Do vha.assr nay b nAssY y Pfesaet tesE
inisr.stt "a thG|premISes. Testss \. j. tOSkA :
T3Aux. IL ISeA-<3WG SFs;h tss ~ .<WsA' =
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
Merccr County, ~:

At RULES HELD is THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
~ the Circuit Cou1 Of Mercer county, on the I'd day 81
July. lSGd: =, w.,
Rarnrtt u I. Foley, Andrew l. Cooper, and Matthew
scott and Hercules Scott late merchants and part
ners, trading under the style Of u. & H. Scott De'
fendants.-ln Chancrry.
fre object or this mi, Is 10 obtain Judgment agaost
n..rnds,is Reed u Foley and iarnet ~ r. foie? ior
tho sum Of 1ls5 with iutercst due Complainant ana also
TO obtain Judgment against Heed u Foley ior toe sum
Of aao O. do. and payable on the 3lE day Of July lo9
subject to credit Of tlo. paid The 18th day Of Aaien
1851 by bopA executed 70 tho said u. Seo!! nc
transferred by kaid u. u. Scott to Complainant iho
10 attach tho r,ll estate Of Defendants, HEED fShJ
aud barnett Y. Foley and subject the 'stne 10 tss
Dxnt thereby -,
And II appearing by AFFIDAVIT. died that The Defendans
R,rd w. Pojoy ana Barnett " r. Policy arc not resdsns
Of this y.te ordered tina, said Defendants 90 .Pptar
here within one nsnth after dur publication n aM Or,
in Ii. premises. Tes.e:. GEO. EVANS, CLERK &C.
Aug. 1 .l8f4-toWA So gag a... -i. - b
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Kanawha County, IS:

IT RIFLES HELD IN TIE CLERKS OFFICE or
y the Circuit Court al kamawhn County =" the hrh'
Monday IN the month Of August, lSGG:
Amelia ". bradford aud others, Complainant.
y Gran, anil others, IlcfcndNnts.-ln Chanc"ry.
fTc object OF this suit Is TO obtain partition o certain
land, described ia the n and lying OH the south aide
Of uuI on Hanawhn river and ndjhcen! thereto a'''
yiryini, and owned by the PARTIES, Plaintiffs aud dc.
frntIsnts a. tenants Ia commonly
,.yps.IaY same the Compartments by Counsel ana OF
Jnmr. Grant hnn Of Orvc lanes Hewitt mud Carssr
hi. wife: Mortimer II. Norton and his two children
George Norton and Clara Norton; fUlnry SpadinS
and al infant whose name il unknown. and ~h" i. t,r
grand daughter 81 ronry SpHllnS aud r"r'nrilh Spal
ding, deceased late Grant: and Annie " irihw"i ana
Howard u lria~od hrr husband hr,s hf Solomon Grant
deceased are n.rr.drnA Of this STAFF II II "rrrvl
that they do appear here WITHIN one month utter du" pub
rsiion oftbs order and do what 10 nrc"ssnry I" protect
their INTEREST," lu this suit.
XLrEs. p.p: TY'e: jNo' SLACK CHRIS
dny. T. lS064lwA
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

~ - wayne OOunty, 80: ~.
4 T RULES HELD Is THE CLERKS OFFICE OF TUE
a Circuit Court Of Wayne county, In the month Of iu
gust, 1855: 49, ~.
James r. Hack w. Martin Keyaer, Edward Burks Anna
Burks, Thomas Burks. Francis Burks, and Thomas j.
Ewing, administrator Of John c. Burks, deceased
In ChAneery. - ~. .
The object Of this suit Il 10 enforce the rendcrS lien
upon tract Of land In Wayne county, containing ahou,
600 acres sold by the Plaintiff to tue Defendants, Martin
Heyycr and John c. Burks now deceased and obtain
thereon. And Il appearing by adasit died that the said
Defendants arc residents Of Stale IL Il therefore
ordered tina, the said Defend.u.a do appear here within
one month after due publication Of this order. aud do
what Is Necessary 10 protect their interest In the prem.
ISeI. Teste: ELEKlEL g. BLOSS, CLERK.
James II. Ferguson, pc Aug. a.llH&
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NOTICE.

SINO THOM.tS T.. conn. EsQ.: I0C ARE
/ hereby notified that the rst day OF thr October
,r-m urNt Of the Circuit Court Of H;uawha County.
hall move Ad Court to appoint Trustee IN y"ur place
nnd stead (you being resident ~ this SlHr) Ia
certain Diced Of Trus, rxrcuiri the 18th day O sep
t-b.r E<;: By Tuma> c"hb 1" yen ~ Trustee. !" Sc
cure Ia Rrrc.a Copper III" payment 81 not" Tor sIo'
,,,J S.pt-ubrr liih lA! with inrrs. rum date, aud
pnyahlr u,, or before the 18th day or S"pirnhr MI
which -c conveys certain real r.nr rein described.
and IL Of record IN thr Recorders Office VI kana"ia
ChaIi,s,uu vs. Ya., Aux. IL, lSIG. by Counsel
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Kanawha County, IS:

At RULES HELD IS THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
n Circuit Court Of Hana~ha County. OH the FIRST Mon
day In the month OF August, 1860:
J. H. IielnAheiucr Co., Plaintiffs. vs. john a. Nngcn
isfcpdnnt.-ln hbt.
he Object Of this suIs Is 10 obtain Judgment for th'
SUN Of tl So xith Interest and COSTS, and TO attach
the cIstr or debts doe the DEFENDANT John A. DinScss
In ,ad County, or 10 much thereof will pay aud sa
the Psintins' clalm.)
This day came the Plaintiffs by their aitprney; and
on their motion, and 1t appearing by affidavit hrd thai
Nh, n.f.Dd.nt " pon.residcnt Of this State II Is or
dsrrd that be do appear here Within month aftcr due
publication Of this order. and do what Is necessary u
protec. bis Interest Ia this suit
Tesn: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
IoyRu. Attoruey.-Aug.l ], lse6--tow&. ..
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SCHEDULE A.
(G,DY.>,

OFFICE or JEROME, RIGGS Co.,
4GExcl,nnge Place, SrwY0rk, Nnrch 81, lSCo
.F.AvrsLL Esq.-Uedr Str: cnclosc copy OF ares
ouon adopted at the meeting Of tile Hoard OF Trustee
Of the Aycrl Coal OIL Company, held pursuant 10 call
of twu Trustees. Tho resolution IL NJ follows:
"RtSoSe<i, That a. this Company has determined 70
sea.c active operations ~ mining and manufacturing
conpnny that briccDrh the Salnrirs OF all the onceli
aud Of this Company shall cease anu ne'
irnnc aud that thu snd officers @hall hcncctorth ecaI'
TO act for the Company ~ the making and sgnng ofcon
tracts or employment oflnbor, orpurcH'nS material, OF
property, dIibursng Of moneys. or In anyway binding
This Company ~ G officers agents, except hs may Dr
particularly directed by this hoard; aud that said
officers and Superintendent he Immediately notlnnn "
this effect And Il ID further resolved. that the ONCE o.
he hereby declared vacated snd TINT al
the other officers Of the Company he requested 10 resign
Nothing IN thin rcs"uton however, u 10 prevent any o.
the olccrs or this Company from siHg hhG executing
and acknowledging any aud all deeds, papers, and instru
rntx which may be necessary 10 carry OUT the
Of the Resolutions VI the las" two meetings OF '''
Hoard"
Please bring this Resolution 10 tho notice OF The Tres
'i TSi. q, 'i' ""'"p-"'' wy a. SNEDDERG,
.certtdryo)Ms Ar<rW Coai & 0A TO.
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The RtvEr-Thc water in tho kanawha
is a, a very low stage at present. The "k"'
n,wha Belle" has gone to Middcport to BE-
placcd on tho docks for repairs; after which
sbe will await rise n tho river. The AN
mic Laurie" ar. J. Pickett" and "Cotsasc
No 2" will also b, compelled to lay up for
M interval. 1t is intisnatcd that lighter
,,r,ucht boat will take the place Of the Belle
until the river rises. q,
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Taylor Division, No. 81 Sons of
Temperance. =

Ia. Division for the last nre ye.rs has no, been In
OILS tcmoers-but since their return and IN yI,v ~
the widespread evil Of intemperanee In our town and
vicinity and for The safety q the youth Of thI. plse. ".
,G1uxLt beat 70 revive The iusiituon whoreas, on ,hs
the house Of whitteker and elected oeers for III,
remainder otthc present quarter, AZ follows:
y. =. whi,tcker, w.P. ia. ". Saunders G.
r. ". Morgan, ". A. Vim. \. HavLip,
J. A. Ritter. u. 8. SIlaS Worvan' /. 4
robert Bbby, A. r. 8. joseph L. Norran. os
HenarI NAILS. IS. }. dSRitter. Chaplain.
The following resolution was unauin,ou.ly adopted:
Hesoesd. That the thanks Of this Division are due to
T Jarrett former Treasurer for his fidelity In the
sae keeping Of the funds VI the Division since its last
seSaion. /. II. MOVES.
r. B., actino,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
11orcor County, ~:

At RIFLES HELD Is TIKI CLERKS OFFICE OF
~ the Circuit Court OF Mercer county OH A"hdny INC ~
BENJAMIN tanning Complainant. sSain't Reed 81 Foley,
Barnc,t u. =. Policy and Andir~ l. Cooper, ls'snf'
lniG.-In Chanccry. ,
ud-ncnt.IIcn Of record In the Reoordcrs office In Till
eau,v Tor the sum $780, With Interest, due Complain:
ant and to attach the real estntG Of tho Defendants, Heed
~ Policy and BARNETT ~ T. Foley, In Mercer County, aud
IubI.et The same TO the payment thereby
And It appearing by affidavit filed that the Dcndani;
are moi r, sdens Of ts state. # Is ordered h the "e
Defendants do appear here within one month aicr nue
nnh,cation Of ibis order aud do what neceisay to pro-
trc, their interests In the premises.
Nv ~. Tsste: GEORGE EvASS. Clerk c. c.
Ln0 l866--IoWk, -. = - '-..,,.. ..-.a-s =
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New Advertisements.

ray,,ts Cireul, C"urt-t'as. In Chnnc"ry
Mercer Circuit C"urI-I'a>r In Chnliccrs.
Mcdowell Circuit Guurt-Ca>r In Chnhccry.
SIrhula. Circuit C,urt-ta>r IN cbancrry.
Xs,Is. to take D-p'.itIons-iicnry u. Th9n'p'"h'
Notice to Thomas L. Cobb.
Notice to Witnesses.
Registration Notice.
Music-EluAnuel q. Eackler.
New Goods-Samuri Strauss.
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Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE ne ne
farm, lying near the Kannwha River. within hall
mile Of and on the south side thereof and about ciEh'
miles below Charleston, IN kanawha county, West VIZ
said farm consists Of 1000 acres, and Is well tmbercd'
well wa,crrd IL excellent iobncco land. and " convent
en-, for stock farming purposes There are hvc hwe'
Ing houses. SIX tob.eeo bar"'. and o,sr gu.
superior quality. persons ~ishiugo inyr, ~ prop
rriy growing ~ vnluc, this II rare nicr rcr t1oper
scrc Terms one third down. and the balance In ono
and two yrnrs, with legal interest.
The title In unIncumirrcd AMI ndiSpuinhr. FOR iur
ihrr address the ur At toAlsnouth
Knn,whn Co., Wr., Va JOHN &. CUSSlSGHAA.
Aur III lsUH --l6Uf,
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New Goods at Wholesale B Retail

MR. SAMUEL. STRAUSS HAVING PURCHASED
W. the rntrr interest in the business OF tbs lutte firm
~ STRAUSS & BRO, will CONTINUED ut the well.
known Atand. Front Nrstt, Chdrirston. lie has
greatly enlarged his stock by frVsh arrivals consisting
Of Dry GOodI, Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods lluls
Boots and Shoes, Groceries. aud general assortment
for Country Stores. Having full supply Of Cloths.
cnsSinl-rrs, HrstinSs, &C., he Is prepared to make
clothing To order. the shortest notice, IN the hrst
STYLE. Great advantages given to country merchants
he has null supply Ia that line NJ Wholesale. Thr
highest market price paid for Gin,rIg and all Kinds Il"
country produce. &.n3
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INSTRUCTION IN Music, &c.-Those dcs!r.
GUS Of obtaining the services Of II professional
musician nrs referred to the card Of Mr.. t. e..
Backley elsewhere. lie also tunS anu re-
,.;rs pianos on reasonable terms.
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was brought to this place, put IN jail, took the
amnesty " oath and gave his reeogaisance TO
appear bctorekhe September term Of the Fed.
eral Court He was then sent to jackson
county to'be examined for murder and grand
larceny. T. .1s.''<.t.,
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Registration. Notice.

THE REGISTRARS OF TIE DIFFERENT TowS.
L ships nkap&3Sa County. West Virginia, will oil, Al
some convenient place In tbeirJo~nshps ue notice oil
which will b given BY posting printed hand blls on
Saturday Of each week. until the third Saturday Of sep
iembcr, 1855 lOt the parpoA Of Amending anS correct.
Ing the rsgitration S the voters Of the County,
by order ortbe Board of Registration.
Aug. H. 1890. ANDREW CUNNINGHAM,
<2d Prcsideut.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

NIVTONT N.OlIIICJs FHs
tT uI'IES HELD rs THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
~ Circuit Court Of Mercer County. Oh Monday, the :"
day Of July. lnii6 $780,,
Robert 4, Eirhar,l.ou Alexander Mal'no' and Andre"
While, ComplLnAnS, against the President Direct
ors and Company "t thu Hank "l IN" VI" H"I'''',h
n,J mrmI,mIu White, Sheriff of Mercer county, Dc.
femlInt-.--ln thamcrry. =,
(Tl. object Of this suit * to ciJ"in and restrain The
Irlrais their a."u.s, attorneys, AMI NIL others con
crI., from further proceedings an Judgment o the
Ci,ruI Court of Mercer county, Tor the hu ot Sl@ ~
recovered On t;r l,h day nf Srpcm'"r lS'9 hy thc
Rank Of the Oil Irniniun against Compatibility "htl
the further urirr al the C"urt.) . .
and n nucnrluy by AFFIDAVIT fled that tho President
Directors, a.d Company oil the Bank of the OH DoI'''
Inn are mot resident, Of this State. Is ordered that the!
do upprdr here wIhn one month alter due pu"'lca'i"'
Of TIN. order ami 1t" what Is NECESSARY y" T"'v '"e'
in,,r,.,> IN ,,, prrmisr, Tcstc: GEO. EVANS,
Aug, l. lSi;G.-- uNi tIcfn =. -.