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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-16
Volume 13-Number 26.

can. i do not wish TO hang him,
though i have seen better men run
up the fore-y ard arm before now, for
only asking own. But no more kneel.
ing woman--Hollo! where is the old
man GoleP .U b. .t .,f itI a.
we all looked chastity around, and
the wretched wife and mother, spring.
ing to her feet, rushed out OF the
house. We followed, one and ALL
rhe door Of the stable was open, and, !,
the mother and son entering, loud
shrieks were heard. The miserable
old man had skunk out Of the room
unobserved during the passion that
had struck all our souls, and had en-
deavored to commit suicide. His
own son cut him down, az he hung
suspended from raiter in that squal.
id place, and carrying him in his
arms, laid him, down upon the green
bank in front OF the house. There
he lay with his livid face, and blood.
shot pro ruded eyes, till, in few
minutes, he raised himself up, and
fixed them upon his wife, who, soor
recovering from fainting III, come
shrieking from the niire in which she
had fallen down. "Poor people''
said the sailor with a gasping voice
"you have suffered enough tor your
crime. Fear nothing; the worst Is
now past: and rather would sail the
seas twenty years longer, than add
another pang to that old mans heart
Let us be kind to the old man."
CoScLUDsD MKT WEEK.
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NTHhT DID lT?-A young lady retrrnin
w to l.r country home after sojourn oi
u few months IN New Y rk. was hardly rec.
ogni7ed by her friends. In the place Of a
rustic, flushed face, she had = soft, ruby com
plcxipn. Of almost marble smoo hness and
instead oi % she really appeared but IL
She told them plainly she used Hagan's Mag
nnlia balm, and would not be without 1t. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance
very much by using this article. il can be
ordered of any druggist for onl, so cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all drag
gsts,
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7 YON's EXTRACT or PURE JAMAICA
IL GlNGER-Fnr indigestion, Nausea, ChOl'
era Moruus, Sick Headache Heartburn. &c..
where 4 warming. genial stimulant is requlr'
ed lis careful preparation and entire pnri
ty makes II n cheap and reliable article for
culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at 90
cents per bottle. .1Iis.''| ..N
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug
glsls. leS.ly.eow.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By alldrul
lgsts,
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FTNDLAY, OHIO, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER le, 1866.

A qua DE MAGNOLIA. = The prettIest
N thing. the "sweetest thing" aud the
most Off for the least money. 1t overcomes
the odor OF Precipitation; sOftens and adds
delicaoy to the skin is a6elighiiul perfume;
allays headache and innsmmst tion, and is 4
companion in the sick room. In the
nursery. and upon tile toilet sideboard. !,
can be obtained everywhere ut one dollar
per bottle. .H-'f s.... f.t ID.
Saratoga Spring water. sold BY all drug
gists. 'llI. N 90 U.. "Hl
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A IL who value n beautiful head Of hair
IA and its preservation from premature
bAldneSs and turning gray, will not fail to
use LYONS celebrated Kathairon. IL max es
the hair rich. soft and glossy. eradicates
daudruM ana causes the hair to grow with
luxuriani beauty. II is sold everywhere.
y. THoM VS. LYON. Chemist. n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug
gsls.
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Heimstroets Inimitahlo Hair Color'ng has
been steadily growing IL favor Tor over iwen.
ty years. II acts upon the ubsorbents at the
r,,O,s ui the hair, and changes II IL iis orig.
inal color by degrees. All instautAneo Gus dyes
deaden and injure the bair, Heimsiteet's Is
not aye. but If certain in It's results, pro
notes lis growth, and iSa beautiful HAIR
DRFssI>G. Price, 50 cents and 81 90. Sold by
all dealers.
!. Saratoga Spring water. sold by all Drug
gists. ....|..
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Slraycd or stolen.

Il gu or about the ly.h day Ui OctuDur, ole
lower jaw, similar To disIemper. Any ono
giving Information which will ead t. the re-
oovery Of said colt will be justly rewarded.
j. Il BURKGr.
Nov. 9th, ms -2w.
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And that the several Terms Of tho Court
'ii Common Pleas, In and for the several OOun.
iies Of said District IN and for said year shall
commence IN the several counties thereof As
follows;
In Union county, Feb. ls. May G, Oct. 2s.
In Hardin county, Feb. IL, April "a, octo-
Der IL.
InMarIon county. Jan. Ia, MARCH Is, Sept.
In Logan county, Feb. IS, May 20, Nov IL.
In shelby county, Jan. 2s, April 8, Sept.
In Auglaire county, Jan. ~, May 81, Oct.
In Allen county, Feb. A. June Is, Nov. 10.
In Mercer county, Jan. Is, May IA, Oct.
In Van Vert county, Feb. II, June IL.
Nov. 8.
In Putnam county, Feb. 5. Iuno 1. Oct. n,
In Pauldlng county, Feb. ., June Is, Sept
"a,
III Defiance county. Jan. 2s, May 6, Sept.
In Henry county, Feb. IL, May IA, Oct. Is.
In Fulton county, Feb. 10, May 2l, Oct. ~.
In Williams county, March 5, May IS, Nov.
In Wood county. March 10, Idno 1, Nov, 10.
Ia Seneca county, Fab 20, May %, Oct. a. .
In Hancock county, March II, Juno IL,
Nov. s.
In wyAndot county, Feb. is, May 20, Oct,
H..
In Crawford county, Feb. 5, Nay I, Oct. 7.
And we do further order and direct that
the several FERNS NJ said Q idrts shsl com. 4.
menoe on the frst day Of each OF said terms
at . o'clock, A. Al.
In Testimony Whereof, we issue this our
Order, for tho purpose aforesaid, at SAT-
Court House, on this, tha 2tth day Of August
A.. d., 1866.
J.S. CoNKLIN,
A. =. Larry, Judges.
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rIMns FIXED FOR
Holding, Courts!
IS rnx THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF OHIo FOR
oV THE YEAR 1867
T,r TT nEMrMurnrD. 1n,, a,

DE 1T REMEMBERED, That at a
- meeting ~ q Q JUDGES of the Court Of
il"mmon Pleas of the third Common Pleas
judicial District oi the State ~ Onto, at tho
court House in, he town " Bucyrus, Ursw.
t''rd ronnty, ohio, on the day of the date
tereof fnr the purpose Of hxing the times OF
holding tie Terms oi Courts OF Common Plsas
and Of the District Courts in said District tor
he year 1857. We the undersigned judges
of the Court " Common Pleas within and for
said District, do hereby hx the mes Of hold
ing laid Courts Tor the year 1871 in each and
ev 'ry county IN said District rs follows:
The severa' terms of the District Court in
and tor the year 1871 shall commence In tho
everal counties thereof Ms follows, tO.wiU
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The Dayton Journal says there is
a quagmire near Hartford, on the
Union Il Logansport Railroad, which
scenes almost bottomlcss. Some
nine teams have been bisily employ
ed for several days in hauling gravel
to make the road through this place.
aud they weie not at last accounts,
able to make the least impression.
The dirt disappears as fast as 1t is
dumped into the marsh. The engi.
neer intended to try to put down n
foundation of heavy timber, and il
that proved mpracticable, then the
road would have TO curve around it.
In Que of the Congressional Dis.
tricts in Iowa, the cops seut out a
circular on the eve of the election,
announcing the death OF the Union
candidate, and attaching the name OF
tho Secretary ofthe Union committee
to it. The dastardly trick lost the
candidate some votes, but not enough
to defeat him. ...... ...... ...-.
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A&o oinSt rl
FALL & WINTER FIRES
MAKE TIMELY PREPARATION |

SoAip indemnity that stands the test Of Time
and Fire, to public use, and private sstisiac
tim. sliil furnished at propor rates BY the
well known
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Road NOticc.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ tue citizens Of Delaware w., Hancock
county ohio, that there viii be a petition
3 resented TO the Commissioners nj their next
meeting to change certain county road
commencing Mt the south end Of iichara
JuhnsJn's limo thence southwest to the north
east corner OF Jonathan Wilson'S land and
there terminate. PETITIONERS.
Nav. 2 1865, lts
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q oHTo.

THE PHOENIX transacted the largest busi :
ress in the State OF Ohio, for the year end
ing December 81, 1865, 0f any company hay
,ng an agency in the State, devoted to fire
insurance exclusively.
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J. & A. Langworthy,

Physicians and Surgeons,
sT0FFiCE-Ewiug' Block, over Baker's
Clothing store
sS- REsIDENCF-west end of sandusky
vreet, FIRST house West OF United Brethren
shurch lot.
- Feb. 25th, 1868.
DR.. J. Lar gworthy win pay especial a,teu.
lion to diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Lungs anc
Throat.
French Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums N
N..N-
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with altered eyes; and grieved To
think how soon. they seemed to have
forgotten the blessings Providence
had 50 long permitted them to enjoy,
and how sullenly they now struggl led
with its DEGREES. But something
worse than poverty was nowdisturb
ing both their hearts. t...., "
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-31

Eds. JorRNAL:-As the people Of Charleston
have an opportunity Of giving, Public express
sion Of their views in reference to the location
ofahe State Capital, is it not advisable that
they attend the called meeting en- m0ae, and
do what is necdful in the matter?
While the ball is rolling forward, let oil
combine to keep it in motion.
Delay is dangerous Prompt. energetic
action is now demanded from oil our citizens
ere it be too late.
As one man, let US he united in our action
ip relation to this momcntous question.
PRO BONO pUBLICO.
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CoALBCRG is-thc: name Of. q new
town which has sprung up in this County, II
miles aborc Charleston, on: the banks Of tho
Kanawha, within the past eighteen mouths.
So rapid has been its growth, that it had a
population Of $50 souls before onc.ha!f Of the
citizens Of our County were.aNarc Of its e1is.
sence. We are indebtedsto tho enterprise Of
". Ii. Edwards, Esq President OF the Ka-
uawha aud Ohio Coal Company, for this addi.
ton to our population. This company has
sent 10000 bushels OF coat to market in the
last eighteen months. We understand that
Schools arc or soon will be, in operation there.
A Pos,.ofIlce has been established in this
place, with John Benson, Esq, Us Postmaster.
Success TO this new Getty"
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CHARLESTON, WEST va,
E>snesasy 1fo-mi,tg:.... ....Jaauury 81, 1so'
THE STATE CAPITAL !
Meeting at the Court House
Tomorrow!

We ore requested to announce that there
will boa meeting Of the citizens Of Charleston
md vicinity, at the Court House tomorrow,
(Thursday,} At l o'clock p. NJ, to take into
consideration ihc above subject, and deter
nino what inducements can be offered for the
location Of the Capital in Charleston.- Let oil
interested in tho prosperity Of our town turn
out. We learn that our prospects, arc very
good. As will be. seen, our Legislature have
fixed upon next Tuesday FEB. Gth) for taking
final action on this subject Let our citizens
be liberal and prompt in this matter. Come
out, -
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SINGING ScHooL.-An excellent op.
por,unity!is now afforded the Ladit, ard Gen
.tl>men ofChArleston 10 learn the Singing art.
Tho teacher, Mr. Hill, has had considerable
experience in this p.tteulat branch OF learn:
Ing, and ha, numerous -Ts,:imOnial, in hi,
possession, from gentlemen Of ,espec,abili,y
.sassAa,,ossr i!ssonasn.dinE; him I'M til c
strongest terms As q gentleman aud teacher
p,Tbiscl4s. istomees te-nlshs, ar,he school
room. Of Rev. Hs. Blair. Persons desiring to
unit. via :itIatrs ecSdiNy Invited 70 do Sc
and .s.i.. in its organization. After the frs,
lesson, 7sA<; scAsp.sssa dsstStIsSp tsaG.I Terms
,ui.isp, per 'ehel.r. tos .Eelye lsa
sons. n p, ,xysa.,r*
JuvEx,lz ,scuooL,- ME: l. xill opsn Sing
ips. sehool, At ths game Rlsee = aSs,s, on SGT
uusdsS sasSl I'd ioIA. Ms nj loo teasas; q
'jxses;,1s. Terms, 81 90 per scholar: 1pPh'
,ea.isa sssdia oe,nAds lsSoc7 ~ thsssla'ssi.
..,ssa1 tulsssa1 b.is inpsstfat Mat y esssl.'
...sat z sha arsi kd lesson assigned. AsS' %
sse.ypna. rztrt o ss =: .: ~ =
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TIE TEMpuRANcx MoyE.-We arc
glad to learn that the petitions for Prohibit
tory Liquor Law, in circulation in this County,
are receiving maay more signatures than was
anticipated by the mos. ardent friends OF the
more. We learn Of similar petitions all over
the State; AMI u, the Legislature has appoint
cd committee on Temperance, &c.; We may
expect these petitions will receive favorable
sucutiop from that holy.
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SoLplEEs' DlsCuARGEs.-We have
been requested to notice the efforts being made
by some Claim Agents. to &C; hold Of the dis
charges Of those who enlisted prior 70 1868,
Tor the purpose Of collecting the extra boun-
ties which il Is expected Congress will pass n,
the present session. While NC believe some,
ntleast, of these Claim Agents ave perfectly
honorable in their intentions, still VIC cannot
bu. advise our soldier friends to retain their
papers. They arc of iuestiusblc relue as
,oupenTs Of their services in tho late war;
and it is probable il the extra bounty should
pass, that they can have it collected for them
much cheaper than is offered by these agents
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from whence comes the resident element, The
recipient Of 4he tIS1slinE gisop 81 eholgFI!
This, II seems to me, 10 an important ques.
ton 1t the presen, time, to all, and especially
to the people OF Charleston. II is useless u
try 70 avoid the travelling poison Of this dis.
ease, for.three times we have seen il start
from India, and Titit almost all knowni parts
Of the world: but We can do much to remove
the sources oEihe ;recipiert2ofg this, travelling
poison. -
Physicians and Missionaries, who have
Been hssmosf,aetl1c fntreAtinG, And ,1ursio1
eh1lers patients il Beyrout, Gotsta1anopls,
Paris sud other cities, readily saw that tbs
great majority, and the most severe cases, oc.
CURED in the,distriets ihhSbNsd By those who
paid the least attention to the general rules Of
health, where houses were inhabited from eel.
lar to garnet, where streets were narrow and
not we'll drained, and made the recipient OF the
slops OF all kinds from the houses; decompo;
sition Of animal and vegetable matter Ma;
taking place in all directions. The diet Of
the,peoplc was not Of proper quality, andir
mSGy cases OF Insufficient quantity. C6set
occurring in those neil hborhoodS, were almost
universally fatal, unless moved into more
healthy portions Of the city, or into the conn.
try, when many Of them, would recover. The
districts kept more clsanly suffered much less
and when cases did occur, were found much
moro manageable. In Cincinnati, during TIT
epidemics Of So and 40, the first, most severe
and the greater number Of caseg occurred alopi
,ha;rjyer banks and "ovcr ths Rhine, "and tbh
In consequence Of the most obvious reasons
10 any one who has ever visited those regions
Over the Rhine are found nearly all tn,
slaughter houses, soap factories, tannerie,
etc., etc, Of the city. The stencil iu;the neigh
borhood is at times unbearabIe. There i
moro overcrordins poorer ventilation, and
less attention paid to cleanliness, than in any
other part Of the CITY,.
Then from these comes the recipient Of th'
travelling poison Of neutrality-suspicious. o
animal aud vegetable .matter-and especial.
the former; and these are rendered The NOR
active us the system is reduced BY bud rcntil
alton, overorowding, scant or improper diet
and alcoholic liquors. Are We, the citizens
Of Charleston, in any danger Of Cholera?
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,,G3 GREAT. iAIw;AKEslse;-T !slt1 is csr;
tainly q very great religious awakening in
our community at the presen. time. 1t is Wis.
ible among all Glasses, and We hope will be
permanently effec.u.l in The lives Of na6y.S.
our citizens. The great work Began IN tic
". E. Church At the commencement OF the
present year. and is increasing in interest
everyday. Ninety.eight aceessions are report.
ed to the Methodist Church, and the revival
seems only at its beishth. 10" :Is - ;;i91
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GEN. J. II. 0LET has taken q I" fur.
toogh," for the purpose OF visiting SeH. York,
Washington; etc, and will be absent from
this place for few weeks. His business will
he attended to, however, by Capt. A. ". Gregg
or }. ". Garland, Esq, ono Of whom Till still
be found in the Office. -
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THEN Boors.-Thc man who could
not 60 to church list Sunday, because his
boots were not,good epouSh-shote very same
boots carried him nearly half mile every
nigh, last week to o gros shop. Wasn't them
come boots? Old boots will find old whisky,
however fosgy, rainy, or dark! What keen
eyes boots hare!
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COMMISSIONERS sNOT1CE4K,
" nAWHh CUUHty VIIk"'' W. Y NV @S''"I ~
f;oshorn and Lowell, tompsh.,

Goshorn and Lowell, t"mphr
rS.
The President, Director, and Company In ChineerJ.
Of the Hank OF Virginia aud othsrs:.'
On motion Of III. cohipnInants by their counsel. It Is
ordered that JohnIJ. lolsIcJ,t C0mmS!oner OF this
ourt do take state and report TO tina Court an account
n m. b,snc. due the complainant Jacob Goshor from
the rf.ndunt. the President, Directors and Company Of
the anE Of Virginia. appears from tue hooks OF the
Rrunch of said Hank Ehareaton on account Of deros
il, made IN said Rrnnc hank, BY the said GoAhorn Win
s date Of the last deposit and either party requires
t. the dates and amounts Of all tho dcpoilu And Tor thHi
purpuxe the said Commissioner shall nave Tree access
10 nnd use OF the DuES Of said Branch Bank, now III the
nosscs.jon of levi j. WOODWARD or any other person.
Suco Of dhe time md place o. taxing tatn account,
h,II h. nnhlsr once week. for four successive weeks,
I'm the "WEsr vnG MA JOraxAL, newspaper published
In III. Town Of Charleston, In the County ni kanaNha
n nch shall be equivalent 10 personal Ser.
vice OF such notice the parties. or any Of them:
A ,upy: teste: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
Tho President Directors and Company OF the Bank o!
virginia. Isaac " Smith. John r. Hale levi j. Mood
rari andrew r, DounalY, william Donnaly, Lewis T.
Donn,lly Joel RuIner In his right and a. admins
traitor Of James Z. Mcfarland, H. Z. y. Lowell Spicel
Patrick Frederick Brooks Moses Norton Lewis kniner
Frederick Walker John d. Lewis Benjamin s. Smither,
John g. nidriigr, Enos s. Arnold, administrator Of r
A. A. CObbs deceased, and Jane Fry. adunistratrix o
James H. Fry deceased parties defendants IN tue above
suit will take notice, that shall on thursday the l5th
day Of February 1866, at die Office Of li L. AcMh
in the town Of Charleston Kana~ha Comfy, West Viz.
gnln proceed to take the above account and
abovr order. ro,.,r
go .t"r d.. - Commissioner.
January ID 1885. llwt
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Coal, CoAL.-Capt Z. Powt; lsas
another boat load Of that e1cellen. coal from
the mine Of the Veteran Oil s. Coal Company,
near CoaEburg, at the wharf, which he will
deliver anywhere in :ovas This is,c1celicn'
coal, and cheap. -, VI, 49,,
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FAlRMoNr VEDErrE. - The first
number Of this promising literary journal Is
On our table. We wish our friend Boyd every
success, and commcnd tho appearance, tone
and character Of his new paper. The Ieden'
devo,es some space to Educational matters,
and should bo supported by all friends Of thai
noble cause in our State. % .'
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New Mrslc-Just received from
.Jno. Church, Jr, Gin, o., the Tattoo Polka
FOR Piano, and I" Would you be Young again p
= ballad. Call and order your music ut the
Journal Book Store.
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OuR Thanks are again Due to Capt.
1. ". Rucker, late Of the eth ". Va. Cav, for
late Richmond, Lynchburg ana Southern pa.
perp. - = LIZ 80 g, :
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ORDERS q: PU u! g |! 4 on.
cTATE OF WEST. VIRGINIA. s.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. So.
O-SeRul.sh.ldi a ID, Clerks onesof he cirru,,
cou1uf.s k.ssxsa t.a te:; ny AqDaay in!.p.
WILMA Z. Green. oB"pTtt',: !c::;::S:;:gs
k.W Ev,H., Pr; ~ s,;.. ,;y.s y; :.
,h in,srs.t du. by CONTRACT and the costs. Also TO
s,,seh the es1td:o, the dssusnt I,a.tha County,
Ti. day came the complainant By essa:e and blu
motion. ip]tappes5.S NE AZ ~ ~, .Se ,S Ss
he do appear here Within one month asr due publ!e..
ton Of lis order and do what necessary to protect
his H'ere" Gan IN !n's Tese: JOHN SLACK. Clerk
4 I CnnnelI Sul-Jan. lItn. 30. nl2W% o
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Commissioners Sale.

Tn PURSUANCE OF DECREE RENDERED IN TllE
l. cause Of John T. cnt,on, Plaintiff g. ~ D. Cunning
and others, IN Chanccr, at the December term. 1852
the Circuit Court Of KaiawhA county, shall proceed OF
the I.ih dav Of february, IS00, on the premises
To- ri. a; public auction the highest bidder the town 10
In The bill apd.proccedings Of said cause mentioned or
which the Methodist Church South formerly stood io
ou. forth cash In hand and the residue on credit
four eight and twelve months: taking from the pur.
chaser bonds With approved security, for the deferred
- o., 90 JOHN II. COSSEL1, T.
-.- ,.'..-... Special Commissisner.
Charleston, ~. Va. January loth.-l1Wl
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eREMoy4I.-The p Office :Mil
be.uisved1oElSe ns1 SGiiidiaS tosdSy:. e 20 70

!. PosTpoNED.-By order OF the Com
,mittee, tho adjourned meeting Of the Soldiers
League appointed FOR. Feb. l5ss, ia postpa6sa
until further notice.
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;THEsTATE OF:WESPYFRGTNIA,

i To tho ShcrI6 Of hanascha coHrty, Grcet,
1 omn,nY AND John C. GrahIm they be found
sn ro,,r b.ivoL. TO appear before the Judge u
County II F 81 ~; = held
the Clerk. Once Of sr on ns pss
a.bt. for sItoS o. damages 80, and have then there
thjs ,srIt ( 4; ~ -- - = y. :,
Ttness: John SLACK csr. OF Sot -, ,a Court a. the
iSGs, and In the Sd year Of the State:
Jan. N-l3w4 " n JNo, SLACK, CLERK.
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TnANxs.-We are indebted to G.
r. Latham. Esq, Member of-Congress, for
several fuvors ia the way Of public documents.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-31
Trust Sale.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Mill Property, in Boone Co., v. VI

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED ~
d John Angloum, (riow decensed) on the 18th day o.
October lxs TO the ndcrsiGncd Trustee, 10 secure tC
John POWELL and 'others. the payment Of certain bond:
,hrr.in mentioned WILL on tic I7tt day Of March
laGG proceed Ia sell ut public auction near the resiencs
OF StCair Billiards. In said County and State ole fourth
acre Of land upon which the Grist Mil. mentioned In
ka trust was erected together with the machinery and
fixtures belonging to the same, OIL the following
..-, Z. TERMS: .~-.
Ono half Cash In haEd, the residue on ak months
time, with bond and approved security.
:. -. ANDREW J. BARRETT:
Aefin0 7rusftS.
Jaunary 9th lS66-l2wt'