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THE COURTS.

c.r,--TunIs vs. BUTTE. The first wit
rss,s. called to the stand yesterday n9iut, vas %
prsson. lie stated that he isslaet IA ts ~ ndd 70
.,,,"r of the ola Dominon, The receipt was hanaea ~
s'v, VI @ which he recognized as having seen before
= INV 1ss5 in the slice of Mr. Butte; Mr Wsicotl wa
present at the time ing nansad nv Mr Ruttz re-
NOTICE frem Mrs Tuns In regard to the house
NJ nnttz took the receipt out OF Inc saie WIN nuoe
Of other papers can see no anerenve ~ ~ PrttS ar,
J 10 he angry with Mr.. WALKER Mrs. lunis ana
Rden: il was under those circumstances that VIZ
CENT was produced, aud my ateh'ion uree'el i S
datect no peculiarly in the paper thePen WIN Wnch
a. wa, written was evidently apoor one INKS VIII ia ~
onrss of time fluids will eventually become darker
make no preensions fleeing an expert rom experience
NOV " Win,heriv an eypsrt, Ihaye been Broker,
Banker and Merchant have had twelve years
and have been called upon NUMBER oil Times ~, ~
,,nion in relation to hand writings, Receipt named 70
itnas. for his opinon, which he closely scrutlnzeo
n microscope He stated that it was clear TO ms MINI
that was written with the same pen andlnk hetatou
that the properties Of ink were not always uno
- ,s psnsr before q half hour ago; it was then sub
mited TO my inspection by Mr. BUTT IN the passage MS
husnes As here this morning was TO attend suit winch ~
H1S ~ Rurress am banker and broker. Ny opinion
q mat hs receipt was written by the same person ant
with The same pen and INK ,.,,
Thonas d. Williams. was Juryman In tne o,sl
IL 80 ON former occasion Mrs Tunis testified tina
methng had been added to the receipt since sne sghe
a. Judge scarborough showed her tbs paper and she sa
afrom these" poinng to the reesipt) meaiine'"i uh
dsrs,ood 1t, from the letters st os..i
IT, Jones. was jurymsn upon former trial Of I'M
...s Mrs Tunis stated that something had been added
and me the mpression that she meant all after TN
letters 'st." :, A.. s,,,,er ,r.a
5this case Mrs Tuuis stated that tho latter clause
the receipt was there when she signed IT. under
od tbs clause to be- sad house for the years 1861 an
.;ts nv Mr. Buttz was asked why he did not expla
sho1t having the receipt understood him to say tn
rssson why he did not do So that the receipt ha
been misplaced and his wife found IN inos, .ccom
panied him to Mrs. Tuuis on the day the receipt wa
signed .,.r T do not discovs
-. ,.cr,arity in the receipt except 1t is carsless
written tsppesrs to DO written with The same INK an
peu, The pen was bad. never saw the paper o''or
fhls morning. u.a4 Me- T,n,. I,
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EXCURSION. The new bay me
steamers will commence this day, Sat
urday, March 3lst, to issue excursion
tick ets 70 Baltimore, good to return I'M
iii April 18th. at 81 each, for the purpose
Of giving the public a chance, at re-
JneaS rate of fare, to visit the great fair
to bs held at Baltimore for the relief OF
sontbarn sufferers, All contributions to
~ a' fa;r will he forwarded free of charge
Ea e tick efs for the fair, for sale at the
affices of the company at Norfolk and
Baltimore, and by the purserS o' 'ne
steamers. liza. tho ooent will
give all information requireu' az h's VI
flee. in regard to the excursion.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENC E.
PORT OF NORFOLK, MARCH 20.

ARRIVALS
Steamer Thomas kelso, Russell, Baltimore
Steamer James T. Brady. Lands, Baltimore
Steamer NJ. Martin, Haines, Richmond.
Steamer Chas. Houghton, Whitney, Eastern Shore.
Steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Eastern Shore
Brig Warner, Crabtree, New York.
Brig Julia Arey, Weeks, New York. .
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Russell Baltimore.
Steamer J. T. Brady, Lsndis, Baltimore
Steamer Charles Houghton, Whitney, Hampton
Steamer Eolus, McCsrrick, Eastern shore.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Eutaw Coffin, from Mobile, bound to Nsv
York, with cargo Of cotton short OF coal, to A.
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II o r 8 A l. E.

Lf o r B "A l. Il.
/ offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND YIPTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm adjoining the
village OF kempwills, In Princess Auns county Va,
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy, society good adjacent to
schools and churches The land thoroughly adapted TO
TRUCKING. being high, rich and quick There 4 wood
enough on the land 10 pay for IT,
Should IL not be desirable for any In want Of auo
to have so large tract Il will be divided into lots TO suit
For terms, &c, apply to SHAW 1 ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants corner Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st. Norfolk Va In whose hands the proper
ty has been placed Tor sale.
j. NJ BRICKHOUsR
te7-u Kempsvlls, Princess Anne CO., VI.
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n ESIR ABLE FAMILY
RESIDENCE FOR aALr

That very desirable Family Residence situated on
CRANKY street. three doors above the Methodist Church
and now occupied BY Mrs. Foster, 10 offered for sale
thas wide entry with two parlos and dining.
room ON the rst floor four chambers the sscond noor
two comfortable rooms In the garret, and dry cellar
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located, and a large garden.
For further particulars apply to
ser2S-u j. NJ SMITH 4 BROTHER
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Bay~ A SUPERIOR KEMEDY,-We
can conscentiously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough DR. sricklands Melliauous Cough Bal
SAM gives relief almost instantan and is withs
not disagreeabe to the TASTE There ia doubt but the
Mciuous Cough Dalsam is of tho best preparations
in use, and is oil that its proprietor claims for it, We
have tried it during the past week. and fonnd reofom
most distressing cough. II is prs2sred by Dr. strick
land No. 1879 Sycamore street. Cnc ina o. aud for sale
by Druggists.
Wake co. and M. =. Q. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. novo-om
ESN TWO BAD CASES OF PILES
CURED rr Dr.. sTncKLANp's PIE REaEpr.-Mr Glass, Of
JanesyI,e wisconsin writes for the benefit Of all who
suffer with the Piles that he has boon troubled for eight
wears with IN aggravated case Of Piles and his brother
was discharged from the army as incurabe, Che being
quite psralyzed with the Pes Both these distressing
cases were cured with bottle of Dr. strcklands Pe
Remedy. The Recommendation of these gentlemen, be-
side the daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland
ought 70 CONVINCE tnOsc suhcins, 'h"' VIZ 'ee'"
vated chronic cases of Piles cured by Dr. strckands
Pile Remedy 1t is sold by Druggists everywhere :,
Wake co. and NJ and c. A. SANTOS Agents for
Sor,o,,, Va nov6-6m
nsys DYsPEPsIA.-What everybody
saws must be true We have heard Dr. strckands Tonic
spoken of 60 frequently by those who have been benefit
tad nv IT. that at last we compelled to make 1t known
to the pubc that we really believe ii effects cure In
every case therefore, we say to those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia Nervous Debility to go to Their Drug
,ists and get bottle of Dr. stricksnd's Tonic. '1i
WELLS CO., Agents, ilb Franklin street, n. Y.
like 4 co. aud II. c. A. SANTOS, Agents Tor Nor
f., nuv6-6m
LOCATES HONEY SOAP.-This cele-
brated IoILEr SOAP in such universal demand made
frome the choicest materials, is mild and emolient
in its nature. fragrantly scented and extremely
benecia in action upon the skin For sails BY all
| pruro;sts and Fancy Goods Dealers. ~ bS-ly
| nkSs HALLS VEGETABLE SICfLIAN
y1p RFrrwrR has proved itself 70 be the most perfect
,ycnaration for the hair offered to the public
ri. veqetale compound and contains ia injurious
| properties whatever,
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S oRIet
NAL COLOR. ~ fat-t :
II will keep the hair from falling out a's slssn s
II clesnsOs the scalp aud makes the t so iustr0u'
and silksn, rs
It's splendid hair dressing On l4yE ~ Il
No person, old or young. should tail to use
1T IS REooMMgNrgD 4yp Used By THE FIRST
uEpICAL AUTHORITY. sl4tl l-a4. la Y.
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EOR SALE OR CHARTER.

LIGHT DRAFT sIDEwHEL STEAMER, Of eighty
tons burthen suitable for Freight Passsngsrs-we
fitted and In perfect order. Also, FOUR LIGHTERS.
decLed over drawing thirty inches WATER with FIFTY
CORDS OF WoOD-built In the most substantial manner
-sxprsssly for Tightening wood.
Apply to, or address,
Messrs. DUDLEY BEAN 4 Co.
auglo-H No. IA Roanoke eouars
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pay" FAMILY DYE COLoRs..Among
the most popular and useful articles of the day are the
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs manufactured by the well known
practical chemists, Howe Stevens SO very superior
these dyes easily used and wihal afforded at SC
low price, that they literally getting into every
bodys hands, just the praises of their merits are on
everybodys lips Once tried they become Indispensable
In many parts Of the country they have displaced all
other substances and methods Of dycing. We, without
any hesitation whatever pronounce :hcm the best dyes
ever manufactured while at the time they are the
cheapest in price, The ladies particularly delighted
with than
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RN BAT CHELOR's HAIR Dye
The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Insanta
Produces Immediately splendid Black natu.
raj Brown without njuring the hair skin Remedie,
the i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine is aligned William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRA OF MILLEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
aug1O-1y CHARLES BACHELOR New Yoax.
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ERIE CANAL BARGE "COLUM-
IL bad" FOR sALE-Capscity 5000 bushels Grail
10 10 complete order and but two and half years old
Also two open Canal pargcs very suitable for carry
ing wood-capacity nifty cords each. Also LIGHTER
Apply TO L. REYNOLDS
nov8-a No. 10 Roanoke Sounre
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A Very Fountain of Youth

For in every case they add new life and
vitality and restore the waning energies
to their pristine state To tho young
and middle-aged, they will prove most
invaluable, as a ready specific and ster-
ling medicine. Here is q dream realized,
that Ponce-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and never found.
He looked for fountain that would re-
store the old to vigorandm ake youth ever
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MAYORS CORR, Ibrtsasolh Timothy Moseey coored
arrested charged with completely in robbipg Joseph
Joi,ai barge not sustained aud accused dismissed
Jerry Green, coored arrested complaint OF Frank
coored, charged with stealing S+5 in money. Charge not
sustained, accused dismissed. Hs4a
CIRcvIr CouRT.-The Circuit Court will assemble in
Portsmouth Monday next for the transaction Of such
business may come before it,
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MlroRs CoURr.-John Taylor, (narins,) arrested for
lighting, fined SIC John Mallory Frank Tribor, Alex
Fenress John Tbbon Dan McCurly and o. Day. soldiers
arrested for being drunk and dsorderly fined SO
each Two negroes arrested for stealing chickens in the
country, were committed until called for by the county
authorities. 'Ii =
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Free T~timony.

One of the first measures which
should be proposed for the considers
tion Of the gisIatnre at It's approach
ing session is the repeal of section % of
chapter I76 of the code OF Virginia.
That section is as follows:
"a negro or indian shah bea cnmpe-
tent witness In a case of the Common
wealth for or against n negro or indian,
or in civil case to which only negroes
or indians are parties, but not in any
other case"
The reasons for 1t, whatever weight
they. may once have possessed have
persisted with the institution on which
they were founded. Whether or not
those lawyers are right who claim that
all pertinent evidence should be admis-
sible and rest upon its own merits for
credibility, nothing in the shape of
reason can be assigned for the exclu-
sion of the testimony of any human
being ON account OF color or race.
Such a law is more unreasonable,
now that slavery is, done away, than
even slavery ever was. And while
Virginia itself and other States, lately
in rebellion, admit the colored man to
the justice OF their courts, it would be
shamefuI If West yirginie, which in
the mIdstof doubtful and desperate
conflict took freedom for her portion,
should now, in victorious peace, hest
tate to render that portion fully avail
able. Though The practical efect Of the
repeal might not be great, its principle
demands recognition.
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Portable houses and good teachers. But
there is no use to argue the expediency
of the common school system here and
at this siay. 10 one can thfnh ofgtying
it up md going back to the old system
equivalent 70 none. A very large
majority of all the people OF the State
earnestly and heartily desire thai there
shall be free education for all the ehiI-
dfen or the state, and they are willing
and able to provide ii. Two. or three
months of schools year will not do.
SIX months would do uneommonly
we'll. 70 begin win. The coming year,
the distributive school fund.- VIII be
$50, 900 or SIOO, goo; but that VIII bestill
inadequate ID such results as We ought
to resolve on achieving next year. In
deed when ii is distributed among the
whole number of counties, as it then
Will be, the average will be no larger
than last year. No subject Of profound
err importauce.can engage the attention
of both people and Legislatnre. II is
not wise TO be ''penny-wise" in a matter
ike this. Something worth doing can
be done and ought % be.
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alftr advertisements.
beriffs Sale off Iron Soueezer.

TOXIN HAMILTON AND ALEXANDER
sl Rogers, late partners under me fLIn naIll ~
a IIanflton & Rogers, who sue for the use OF
Alexander Rogers ~. Elphalet o. Dewey,
Attachment in Assnmpsit-
BY yirfne Of an order 81 sale made in the
above entitled cause by the late County Court
for Ohio County on the 18Th day Of Deem PEI,
ISL and also by subsequent order OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Virginia,
made on The 9th dayof October, $50 snail
TTrseei 10 an At public sale, at the Foun-
dryof John Hamilton 4 Co, In the 9Th w ard
Of the city Of Wheeling, ON Monday, the
4. M, to the highest and best bidder the fol-
LOWING described property, to wit:
OneShAfts one Bed Piece one Flnloni one
FseIei Wheel. one Ring one MRnhead; four
Manhead Leg BTnSSeS for Squee1eFI one Croas
Piece: one SQueezer Casting two squeezef
Plafes and three pieces for Squeezer, said TO
be q complete SpueeseF for Q Rolling MIL
Terms of sale-Casl L:,.,,,,,,, fs,.,.x-r,rrr
Sheriff Ohio county
wheeling, Jan. s, ls66-SOd
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A wheeIing Mans Invention.


Mr.. John Habermehl, Of Wheeling,
West Va, is about to introduce here a
valuable invention in the shape Of a
Patent Elliptical Fire Crate, with de-
flecting back and wall iamper, of which
he is the inventor and patentee. The
crate Is Of simple construction, and
needs no description. II Is its great
merit which VIII commend II to the
public, particularly to jewellers in
households whose cold and dusty par
lors and smoky ire-places have been
subjects of great inconvenience. MIR.
HabermehI claims for the Elliptical
Crate that it wilhclean ITSELF dispensing
with the constant use of the poker
that by means OF the dhmper, the heat
may be regulated as desired; that more
heat can be obtgined from It than from
the ordinary CRATE, and that 1t Will con-
has been put up at one of our first class
hotels, the. st. Charles, in the office and
although hue rms alongside OF 1t
from the fire place below, it has faith
fully answered all that is claimed for
Il. At No. IS Market street, another
CRATE, constructed amer the original de-
sign, has been put up. and in every re-
spect has performed what is claimed for
it. In these CRATES, owing to their pc
culinr construction, with the DETECTING
back wall, the coal is burned to ashes,
no cinders falling through their bars.
The one at No. Is Market street is a
beautiful paflor Crate aud VIII clean
| itself of ashes without the use OF a
poker, the bars being so arranged as to
permit the ashes to fhl through as the
CRATE Is replenished with fuel. Mr..
John. Stevens put up both the stove
CRATES, in n neat manner. From what
we have seen OF. these CRATES, there can
be no question OF their superiority over
the ordinary CRATE, which ffact the peo-
pie, who are invited to call and examine
them, will have no hesitaucy in deter
mining. The Elliptieal Crate IS a real
" valuable Invention, and Will speedily
Introduce itself into general use.
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Mr.. Freeman Clark Involves himself
( Hyffh, tl,a ygo.,,ea

-. e. :. Win tine Women.
Hon. Freeman Clark, the Comptrol-
OF Currency, has decided that a woman
cannot be a director in national bank,
because. by our laws, woman is not
recognized as a citizen. Now, Mr.
CLARK may be right in deciding that
women should not or could not be di-
rectors in national banks; but the rea-
son he gives for his decision is certainly
erroneous, for women, by very many
OF our laws, are recognized as citizens.
For instance, every postmaster in the
United, States Is required to be a citizen
thereof. yet women have nlled that po-
sitlon repeated ly since the earliest foun-
dalton OF our /, Government Then,
again, no person other than n citizen
can secure an invention in athe United
States Patent O1iee by alss0aVeat,"
This right Is expressly secured to wo-
men. The oath required OF a nhtive for
the procuration of a PATENTS taken al
most daily by women. But lis need
less to multiply instances We hand
Mr.. ClarEsover 20 the tender mercies of
Miss Susan b. Anthony and her collab-
1FntnFq
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Great Sale Of Books

WILL BE SOLD, COMMENCING ON
w 1neSday, the I'd day Of January, IsjS
g public autlon At No, S, Main Street below
Quincy, in the city Of Wheeling. the / ~ ~
sliseelllneous L1hraTy. Of the IA1e Ju(ire
Joseph L. Ffy. comp Eislng about three thors-
ma ftve hundred yolnmeS The AEsceIlareous
4ithrllIy embraces the standard WORKS a.
American. and English literature, hfsforieaI
The Law Lfhfafy embraces TsnRlisla aI1d
American reportE, and elementary works iEJy
. I h. f a. THE AnN1,s1IsrR mn
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Notice.

OFFCE OF ERANKLI< Insurance Co q
WHEELISG, w. Va, Jan 4, 1854
.THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
IL OF the Stockholders Of this COmpauy VIII
Be held AZ the once OF sid company. on Non
day, January 8 1866, between the houB OF 10
O'Clock, a. M, and , O'Clock p. M for the eles-
ton OF nine Directors 70 serve the ellsuinR
ye sas Nc ARTHUR see,y.
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Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
A MOST REMARKABLE ARTICLE. A
III gentleman stated in our store q few days
since, that one box had cured him OF q skin
disease, that had resisted all other remedies
for fourteen years It cures letter, Salt Rheum
and all kindred affections See advertisement.
I. II. LOGAN q CO.
and LOGAN, LIST ECo. -
e JAMS -tFsl.st. ~ Agents for Wheeling
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Dfyidend

HlHE NATIONAL hank OF WEST yTR.
i ginla AZ Wheeling has This day declared
2 2, 1ivldend OF nye ~ Per cent and the
the bank commenced buSinesS fIuly DIhl
payable on or amer the 10Th Inst -
wbAatrs IA, s,sa. G. g. LAMB Cashier.
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~
ON Saturday Evening, Jan. IS, 1866.
TIME LECTURE COMMITTEE OF THE
WheelinR IibraFy ASsociafIon have the
pleasure Of Announcing that they have Sc
cured the services Of A.. NJ. GTiswold, Esd,
known throughout the country by the nom
de plIfmsof the Sat Contributor "a wit and
humortst whom. says the Cincinnati CoIl-
mercinl, Hau intelligent audience may closely
study and quietly enjoy TO any extent"
The same paper says:-s p -.
never yet had the fortune TO listen 70 one who
seemed to have such a keen conception OF
humor and such an unfailing supply OF orig
innl wit as Mr.. GFiSwold." a
Prentice, ofShe Louisville Journal, says:
isThe Fat Contributor IS witty without the
least approach to vulgndty." IA
The Buffalo Express says: ES ~
aHun.l< i-do-ri IS tho best combination OF
Wit, sentiment and satire we ever heard"
Tho Er1e Dispdteh says: 49, 81
diene4 as wel1as the Sat Contributor"
The cleveland Herald says OF the lecture:
ait was humorous In the fullest acceptation
Of The term, NO rehnsh, but fresh, pungent
and with q point the best comic Lecture ever
deliyered in Cleyeland.r
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says:
cit was one of the richest, rarest, Taciest
comblnAtionsofh umor, wit and wisdom ever
dlshed mp, aud might appropriately be styled
'Salhd Tor the Solemn-choiy. sa3
The lecture in Wheeling will take place
saturday evening. January 18th. To COM
Reserved seats % centG Sale of the latter 10
begin, at Mellofs Music Store, on Monday
morning next Mt Q O'Clock. Jan5-td
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Card.

would take this method of returning my
thanks TO the public for the very liberal pat
ronnge heretofore extended to me, and would
ask Tor the new nrm = continuance Of the
'-l Jans.2w !" SzAf -
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Vtneent's College, 7 Wheeling
Drawing ana Painting.

MIRO A. Q,R0URKE, (OF THR SCIENCE
lI1 and Art Department, South KensiuRton
LONDON and Of the Imperial School of De-
sign, Park late Drawing Master 70 the prfnci-
pal educatonal estah lishmenfsi In IIVerpooll
give Icons In the following branches Of
Drawing and Painting: - > :
1. Geometrcal Driving fnpplied to Ne
ehlnieS and ArchitecrureJ
2. Linear perspective.
{ ). Ffeehand Drawing and SHADING from
nat examples and nom models Of figure
lalldseaPe, hoWers, del and -
4. In Printing.
Penons. not students Of the CoiieRe. ne
quirfng lessons IN any Of the above bFlnches
MI ple..se not1ty q the College a what time
Its In contemplation TO open evening clnssEs
for penIl1nshtp, bookkeeping and mathe-
MATES, provided there Be sufficient number
OF applicants School duties viii be resumed
on "a January. tanl-fw
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we,s. VIrEinia rossoniee..l

Postmaster General Dennison has re-
Gently ordered The following: q
AZ Harper's Ferry, jefferson county,
Va, appoint William II. Wilson Post
master, in place of William NJ. Brown,
resigned. rt ni
- Trahern, Postmaster at Coveton,
Barbour county, West Virginia, vieg
Lewis n. Shroyer, resigned.
John b. Secrest, Postmaster, Cherry
Hill Run Depot, Morgan county, West
Virginia, vice Thomhs p. Reach, re-
signed. "a. 5tS
WIN. Rockwell, Postmaster, Sleepy
Greek Bridge, Morgan county, vice John
4. BoWles. ~ t.s5a-fftI FL
George w. EmmaTt, Postmaster,
Pleasant Dale, Hampshire county, vice
Mary J; ANlein, Tesisnsdf H
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alflr Aarfrtisflnfnls.

- BAPTIST GHURCH-Seryioes At
lEES the usual houn, morning and evening.
Communion services after the morning ser
mon. Prayer meeting VIII be held in the
same place each night during the ensuing
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Second ward Meeting.

TTIHE UNIONVoTERSo OF THE SECOND
Ward VIII hold meeting al the City Hall
this evening, At O'Clock, to appoint delegates
10 the convention 10 nominate City Omcefs
'that an VIII attend promptly, y vorrr,ss.,
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nIEp

2 onIhnrsdsy. the 4th inst. at Springfield.
Chic. Mr. AElrr. 4. AcAtuRRAa tf1rmerly o.
this city, In the 2Sth year OF hiseSe.