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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-06-27

TELEoRApHIC.-T The Western Union
Telegraph Company, through Division Super
intcndcnL David, has submitted proposition
to rcpair and keep up o line Of telegraph to
this point, on condition that the business men
Of our community would manifest sufficient
material Interest in the matter 10 warrant the
company in doing NO. The American Tclc.
graph Company, about tho lst Of Mny, con.
cludcd thut this branch wns not paying
expenses, md therefore ceased work upon It,
much 10 tho incon vcnien Of several OF our
business men. Mr.. Il. A. Furr, OF GnllipoliH.
forwarded TO our friend, II. &. Tucker, the
proposition 10 reopen tho line, who on MondHy
called upon scvcrnl Of our citizens, to ascertain
their views in regard 10 this enterprise and
in q few hours bonus OF FOYER 5000 was raised
toward the work. OF course the canvass was
quito incomplete. A report Of what had been
done, was forwarded yesterday morning to
Mr. Furr. Should this pledge DO insufficient,
n large addition can, no doubt, be made to the
subscription upon o moro thorough canvass.
In the meantime, let those who feel m inter.
est in this matter, above and below this place,
rs well rs in our Immediate vicinity, coll upon
or write to Mr.. Tucker, aud give what enco''r'
ngemcnt they can. Tho Western Union
Telegraph Company is NOW tho only one in
tho United States, with ono eIception-that
between New York md Washington-consc.
quently this extension will hnyc tho effect 10
increase the business OF the company on other
sections of their lines, md, therefore, whom
once established, il mny be expected 10 rcmain
q permanent institution. ...
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C,orponArIoS NorlcE.-Ou Satur.
day, the 18th dny Of July next, an election
will BE- held at the Court House OF kanawha
County, for the purpose Of filling the office
Of Recorder, in which vacancy exists, oeca'
stoned by Dr.. Summers not being eligible
thereto, hs not being freebooter in the said
corporation, as required by the charter. The
Doctor WAS not aware q. the time he qualified,
tia, such qualification was required.
JNO. A. TRUSL0W,
Mayor.
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C,RcuIr CoURr-Judgc D. Polsloy.
pre.iding-In the Circuit Court since our last
Issue, the following cases were tho most import
ant oncs disposed Of: ..
i. c. Burgess u. Charles c. Tompkins, late
Of the rebel service; on aclion for trespass for
taking plaintiff horses during tho war. Verdict
Of the jury for the plaintiff, assessing his dam
ages Of Sl75, with interest from date Of writ
James NJ. Burgess Us. same defendant, same
action, and verdict for plaintiff for Sl26, and
interest from the taking Of the horse.
J. G. and J. NJ. Stanton "a. John Echols,
late q General in the rebel army; m action
for trcspass for taking 30 barrels Of camel coal
oil by Echols' command. Verdict for plaintiff
for 81 ,036 and interest. =,
Bird Woulrum vs. Robert Shanklin, (rebel)
both Of Monroe county; trcspAss for taking
plaintiffs horse. Verdict for plaintiff for SloU
and interest from tho taking Of tho property
John 8. Cunningham, administrator Of s.
Benedict. rs. Robert mud George Afford
Intc of the rebel scrvcei trcspasS, taking
plaintiff wagon and mule. Verdict $40 and
interest from tho taking Of The property.
Spiccr Patrick ~. n. Y. Wilson and others
M action 10 recover damages sustained by
plaintiff on an injunction bond, now being
tried. Not disposed Of yet.
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4 Coal BARGE AGROUND. On
Monday night, II barge loaded with coal, be-
longing 10 the Kannwhn s Ohio Coal Co.,
passed down, md when 1t had reached tho
chute on tho shoals. opposite Elk River tho
currrn, Of thu. stream forced It upon tho WALL
where i, stuck. The stnee Of winter unforsu'
na,cIy ~as not deep enough to enable INC
barge to 60 over tho wall, and too deep to
keep i; n, the side; and the heavy rains haa
~ Increased the current flowing from h'k'
that i, seems to have been unmanageaole.
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RoASg CouNrY.-Our friend Capt.
II. {. Mcwhor,er, who has just returned from
EOauc county, reports that John P. Thompson
and another whose name he hus forgotten, were
indicted for perjury in taking the test oath Tor
tho purpose Of registering. DR.. VIM. II. Dew
formerly Of this place, WAS convicted oy jury
on indictment for unlawful gaming, and lined
so. James Welch was fined $40 on ind'ct'
men. for obs.ructiug tho highway. Indictments
NJ. l., =, 3, and 1 were found BY Grand Jury
asaius, Thaddeus Doggs, Thomas West, AND
others fer taking horses.
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Of To Assessor books upon which 70 assess the
levy torJGlldilg purposes hSdO ID il inc which,
however, was finally procured on or about the
Let Of September; but by failure to get q
meeting oithc Board for approval Of same,
although repeated efforts were made by some
Of the members, tho tickets were not finally
put Into tho hands Of tho collector until abou.
the middle Of December, whom, upon tho refu-
sal Of Dir. Ritter to ser1e longer Mr. A. Gun
linEhqn had been appointed Commissioner In
his stead, and r. s. Woodall was appointed
Collector, and Z. T. Moore Treasurer Of the
Building Fund, each giving bond in the sum
Of $500. The levy at 20 cents on the 500
valuation amounted to $1,s45 90; aud provi-
sion being thus made for obtaining fund to
rent purchase or repair and furnish school
houses, IN effort was made to secure Mercer
Academy for Free School, but:withOut; sue.
cess. It was then determined to buy and
repair the house now occupied by the School
10 DISTRICT Noe, DO used units better house
could b obtained, either; BY d grant or lease
Of the Mercer Academy property, or by the
purchase OF o suitable lot and the building Of
q School House. Said house was bought for
500 90 and repaired at q cost oiabout $3.50.
Rooms for School in North Charleston were
rented at cost Of $40 rs per month, and the
two Schools we're supplied with the best qual.
ity Of School Furniture from tho mandatory
Of Thomas Kelsall, Cincinnati, o. accommo.
dating 10 .cholnrv, at o, cost. Of about S485
including freight. AS stated above, the levy
Of the building fund amounted 10 81 GAG %.
The Collector experienced considerable diff.
Guilty in the collection Of this fund (Which
also embarrassed tho operations Of tho Board
somewhn,) from tho unwilliugue's Of many
persons 10 pay the tux until forced to DO no.
and the tIghtuess Of money with others. How.
ever, on the 25tb day Of June, 1906, Sl,00l 93
had been collected and paid over to Tho Trcas.
JUROR, leaving $500 Of then unsolicited. the
tickets for which have been transferred 10
John-.K Rossler, Constable, for collection.
Thi, .m6uey (l,O9l sa) haS been appropriated
as follows:
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New Mus1c.-Mr. John Church, jr.,
no. G6 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, has
lately published tho following new pieces OF
music: Sister Nellie, ballad, With chorus
words ind music by Wlu. Sknn,s, baritone OF
Kelly & Icons Mins,rcls; and Dreaming
Maiden, song; words by General A. Sanders
riau, music by Mrs. o'conncll, dedicaIda to
Mis-, Eleanor s. Mansfield.
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Proceedings of q Meeting In Fay.
cite County.
QUESTION OF LOCATING THE COURT HOUSE.

GALLEY BRIDGE, FAYErrE Co., WA,
June lG, 1866. 90.
Pursuant TO n call, public meeting was
held at Gaulcy Bridge for the purpose oftaking
into consideration the action Of the Superb.
sors o, their recent session in refusing 70 OIL.
low the people tho privilege Of voting on the
location Of tho court house aud public build
ing,. John Hill, ESQ, Was, on motion, elected
chairman, und GsorgcR. Mcintosh Was elected
Secretary. The object Of tho meeting having
been stnted, n few appropriate remarks were
made by tho Secretary when It was moved
and rcconded that o committee DO appointed
TO draft resolutions expressive Of the sense Of
the meeting. The Secretary, Geo. r. Mcintosh,
James II. Miller, jr., md Vim. Rigg, sr, werc
appointed o committee for the purpose above
stated. Tie folloWing resolutions were then
read md submitted 10 the meeting, nnd we're
passed without dissenting voice: ..
Isl Re,olrsd, Tint the people Of Fnyette
county demand MS their right, the privilege 70
vote on tho question Of the location Of the court
house and county buildings. o..
I'd. Rt,oived, That this meeting request the
Supervisors Of Fuyette county to suspend oP'
ern,ions in regard to the construction Of the
court house buildings, until 81 vote OF the
people may be had on the subject
Sd. Re,oleed, Thatin tho event Of the refusal
OF the Supervisors 70 grant the request In the
foregoing resolutions. that tho committee .p'
pointed to prose at these resolutions, arc hereby
Instructed 10 REQ uest tho Supervisors 70 resign.
4A. Rt.Otssi,, That this meeting viii oppose
and resist, In every legal manner within their
reach, Tho collection q any ta1es, for TIL, pur'
pose, until this question has besn decided BY
6M Re.osredf That Henry Riss and William
Hill bs appointed > committee 10 present these
resolutions to tho Bosrd Of Supervisors
=, 9Th. Rs.olred, That The proceedings Of thi'
meeting be Published In the Re't VFasaa -
The meeting tAsn adjourned: =. 80 -. =;
GEO, R. Mc1xrosH, JOHN HILL ).
= |Tf" SECRETARY. CRa1maa.
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Arrivals and Departures of Mails
AT KANAWHA C. H., WEST VA.

WeHforn and EaGt1rn Mail arrives and departs
every day In the week Sundays excep,ed per KAnA~ha
Packets. e.. s...... d. g: ... =. ''
LrIrts6ur0 IfaL-Arrirea Tuesdays, Thursdays,
ASd Saturdays. At Q O'Clock, +. ~ Departs Mondays,
" sdnesdAys, and Fridays, at O'Clock. A. u. Z.
: GuVnmdotto Mait-ArriYeS Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. eP y. Departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, ga, y.
: jackson e. IT. MaN-Arrirea Tuesdays and Sat.
udayS, I3X. Departs Ssno days. p. Il.
I Spencer .NGil-Arrivrs Wednesdays, II II. Departs
; Way.s Z: III. S1aH-.Arives NOnday.. = i. ".
Feb. IAN, iscs. \. 8. wIlrrrEXER, r. 81.
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PARKERsnURo has now population
Of 5000 to 10000 considerable improvement,
in the las. We years. It's trade during the
past year hns been over two and hnl' NIL
lions; manufactures, ono and half millions,
and the petroleum shipped amounted to two
,nilliou dollars.
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ECONOMY 10 WEALru."- All who
gave tried this principle nro wesl satisfied OF
!. truth, d" Tune is money" is theory
which. though not very clear to those who arc
,q,nu. .r.eubacks, 10 not without supporters.
Iu buying groceries in large Quantities you
Sc; them q, Wholesale prices, and thus save tho
Percentage demanded by retailers; and you
rave the time o.lierxise squandcred in making
numerous .ms!, purchases. nc. Tucker op'
Per Ferry Corner, 10 prepared to accommodate
Al! f,uilics disposed to adoptthe plan OF pro-
eus.ls their nccessarics In bulk. ~. =.
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:. TnE RlvFE is ut q fair stage; .. Inc
T. J. Pickett assed down on "ednesoS''
io.lel to tho ~..ers sago with coal oil .aa
salt. The Annie LAuris also, on Saturday
had heavy load Of salt g. The Cottage NO
=, which lsn for Cineiua4n yssterd'y morn
ing, is enjoying : good 1Aaro q trade Ine
NanirhA Bsllo is LEFT alsps 10 tho regular
KAnaxha river trade, and arrives and departs
REGULARLY. on alternate, asss'. nal ing seod
trips. whilethi, is tho cass, xs enjoy only
a ri.reskly mail, which is mot, sltossshss
pleasing to the impatient postisp Sar ' e q !
hunity.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURcR.-R.y. ". z. VIII.
HANSON, Pastor. Services every BabbAth At loH o'clock
A. ". aud TX P. y. Services for Colorsd Persons at
3P. u. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
-, 1' 1900. :. IVA ~ ~
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH-Rey. J. NC. B.Arsrr.
2sItor Services every Sabbath at IL o'clock A. n and
~. u. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
SnS1dh ScAoo%-Every Sabbath At o'clock p. v.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rev. ". ?. Y. JACOBS, Pastor.
services every Sunday at loh O'Clock A. u and * H.
Si66dh Schoo|-Evcry Sabbath at o'clock A. u.
MvrNE SxxvIcEs. With Lecture every Friday evening.
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April, 1867, to. April >a,s 1853. z Thus the OBJ.
stucles in the way Of Free Schools in our
Township seem about removed, and Il. is hoped
soon, by tho employment of good teachers, to
mako Free Schools both popular and eff.
Client. Very, Respectfully,
GEORGE HIGH, - !
JOHN SHEPHERD, CONT.
ANDREW CUNNINGHAM,
ChGrh.son, Juno 18th, 1896. y. ;..f,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-06-27

TIE MARYLAND SCHOOL j oURNAL.
-wc have received . copy Of this: educational
journal, the official organ Of Tie Department,
Of Instruction IN M.ryl.nd, Maryland, like
West Virginia, has but. .Iscently adopted q
system Of Free Schools, and they will have the
same obstacles to overcome which impede our
progress. This Journal, then, will DO most
e1celleutly adapted to the wants Of those in.
terested In education in our own State. We
commend it to teachers especially, every one
Of whom should DO supplied with SEINE stan.
dard educational journal. Published by Low
+ Gallagher, IIagers.own, Nd. Terms ST 90
Der annum. a..s,.c ...
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REPORT or SCuDols or CHARLESTON
Tow x-,Ilr.-We call the attention Of our read.
.r, to the report Of tho Board Of Education for
Charleston Township in another column,
which will be found interesting TO others than
those Of that Township, ns showing some OF
she details Of tho working Of the new Free
School system.
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CHARLESTON, WEST va.
JYed,,esIav Morning .......... Juno -, 1900.

fay- PARTICULAR NOTICE. AL Legal
Advertisements must either be paid for In ADVANCE
.suehed for by responsible resident parties and paid
,sh<n cdlled for.
LHiiurits will be charged 20 cents.
nSaTTORNE;YS are hereby notified to make
provision for the payment o. Orders OF Publication and
ether l<yal Advertisements AIiaYta OF their pnb-
cation will not DO made until printers fceS paid,
except la eAseG VI responsible r''tdsns parties.
Hri,fys Notices inu., 30 paid for HrariaIiy X
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TowNsHIp OFFIcERs, upon their cleo
ton, experience much trouble in hunting up
the law in regard to their duties sc. We
propose iSsucing pamphlet under tho title Of
" Instructions tolTOwn,hlp Officers" contain
ing oil the law bearing upon their duties,
lust as soon as VIC can get assurance OF the
,alc of sufficient number Of copies 10 pay
the expense. Send in your. orders at once.
They will come much cheaper than tho copies
Of tho acts from which you would have' to
select, could be obtained, and NO hope thus to
accommodate large cluss Of our Citizens
We would solicit orders from adjoining Coun'
ties also. Address Moore s. Bro, Charleston,
W W. 49,.
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None Of this fund-of which, when oil sh"ll
DO collected, about 5000 will DO duo to Dis.
trict No. ], about 500 cach to Nos. and
Sims yet been appropriated to those Dis
tricts; but 30 soon Us tho enumeration for
1866 shall be taken by Districts, and re.
turned 10 tho Board BY the Trustees,
(betwcen the 18th and Goth days Of JULY
the fund will be divided according to said
enumeration, and eacb District credited with
it's quota. Also tho general school fund
will DO divided among the Districts in the
same way, as soon rs said enumeration Is
taken. The Board hns Obtained o conveyance
Of the old school lot in North Charleston, aud
negotiated sale OF Snmc to J. d. White, ESQ,
for tho sum Of two hundred dollars, 1t being
unht for school site. 1t Inns also entered
into negotiations with Dr.. s. Patrick for the
purchase Of house and lot In same District,
which, with some alterations, will mako
very commodious school house. The terms are
fifteen hundred dollars, five hundred Of which
Is TO be cash, Ave hundred to be paid in one,
and ave hundred in two years.
ARA nccments arc also being speedily COM
plotted for renting, leasing or building houses
In The other DISTRICTS so that tho Board con-
6deutly expect to have schools in operation in
all the Districts in September
Under the amended School low, the local
management Of the Schools, as appointing
teachers, visiting Schools, &C., dsvolres upon
three Trustees TO each district, which here
.r,er orc to DO elected attn special Distric,
election to 30 held on the % Saturday In
A pril annually-thc law providing for their
poiutmcnt by tho Boards Of Education this
year. Accordingly tho following named gen..
tlemcn have been appointed Trustees In the
several Districts:
TnUsTEEs.
lat Di,hiet-Jas. II. SentI, Alex. CLARKE and
T. J. Gardner. Cd Dltriet-H. c. McWhor-
ter, Esq, J. W. Wingfeld and YIN. n. HAr'
kins. Sd Diihiet-P. ". Morgan, ;. L. 'Tripletts
and T. Y. Jarrett. 4M Diihnt-Georgc
Pfeiasr,s James Stanley and Daniel Wood.
xards. 5.h D,triet--H. C. Lynn, Samuel
Harkins and John. A. Thomaa'. CHOSE
marked thus (') have no. yet qualified By TAX
ing and subscribing the various oaths requir'
Cd by law before the Secretary Of the Bosrd.
Tho Board has had 25 meetings since the
qualification Of tho present nsnbor,; yes. In
confederation Of tho difficulty !u'raisins school
funds, and The urgent need Of the application
Of every cent which can Be raised 70 tho con-
tInusnee Of Schools, tho members. including
the Secretary and Treasurer, have made no
CHARGES Whatever for their personsl services
Al . Township meeting held on tho I'd day
Of June, 1886, stter dus d.llber.uOn and dis
cu,sion, twas resolved Inst Schools ought 70
b. continued In the rTeunship nine months In
u. YEAR l sisdi TGrs.hlp lazy OF: s. mills On
Iiths deilis; III saditiol.te the State fund, Vas
voted fcr Carrying on Schools from The lst Of
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The Journal,
gptal Matters.

OIL. LEASES, neatly printed on good heavy pspcr
o,n,,.nty on hand at this snIec. 1-'@
MARRIAGE LICENSES, neatly printed on good paper.
o. hand ., this oflea. =,
blank YUDPGNAS, SUy[N0N2, ExECrTtOyS. AT.
r1CiMESTS and all kinds Of Justices Blanks on hand
aud got up OH short notice. -.....
DEEDS. POWERS OF ATTORNEY, &C., on hand.
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MARRIED.

SEwCoND-cOI.-At tho Buckeye House In Guyan
doe, Juno 7th. lSce, BY Rev. D. Jones, Lieut.. Wy.
SEwcons. Of Barboursvie, to Miss EAHA Cox, OF th'
former place.
sULIIyAN-JoEEs.-Jun 7l,t, 1885, by & swInburn,
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