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WIN. Ii. BAKER, c. NJ. {.
Commissioners Office.
Bah, Morgan county. Uest Ia,
lime 20. 1866 J

The parties to the above cause are hereby
notified that | will attend at my Office, IN Bath
on the I'D day Of July, ls66, next, fer taa
purpose OF executing the above order, a 4,
which time and place the parties to the sai9
cause and all Others interested will attend ana
produce before such evidence and vouchers
as they may desire, and which may be neces1
sary to enable me to make such report III saio
cause ! am directed to make by the ae9Nt
Order.
Given under my hand, at my Office atofe-
said, this Goth day OF June, 1866
J. RUFUS SMITH,
Master Commissioners
June 2i, 1866 Pendleton Pc
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

At Rule. held n the uiv... 'itse OF the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county. Oh re "a
day of July, 1866
Daniel Lafeser. guardian Of Catherine N
Hedges Plaintiff
Josiah NJ Hedges Gatharine N Hedges;
Oliver 2 Hedge Harley Hedges, Hiram II
Hedges John >tartzman and Maranda A
startzman. Defendants.
IL Gta8eaY.
The object Of thi. suit is 70 obtain sale OF a
eef4aii. tract ef land containing go acres; be-
longing Il the heirs # Morgan NJ Hedges,
decd. living 1T Pack Greek. and ad-
joining the lands = the heirs Of Robert
Y SnodgrasS. decd. and others, and dist1i-
button of the proceeds Of said si,te among tlt9
lawful heirs eli said Morgan N ieG@ es. Ana
It appearing upon affidavit fled in tbs SUIT
that the Defendants Josiah NJ Hedges. Harley
Hedges. Hiram H Hedges and Oliver p Hea e
=. ire not residents 81 this STATE, they
are hereby required IL appear. within one
month after due publication IF this order,ana
81 what IS neeeSsaF. T. protect Their Interests
IA this matter L i further ordered. that
copy hereof be published once week, for four
successive weeks in any newspaper IN Berke
lev county. and posted a the front deer If tie
G9urtsHouse af Berkeley county. on the first
Monday after date Of this Order. tesfe.
f. ;. TR0AEI.. Clerk.
July > lse5 Andrews s ieliett. p4
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PERsoNAL.-G General John x. Dix, Of
New York, is in the city. He had an
interview with the President. It is
pleasant to know that General Dix, who
has rendered such eminent services in
the Cabinet and gallant services in the
field, to the country, is firm i'll his sup
port Of the Presidents policy an sand
guine Of its entire susce-s.-Not. hi.
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Nys,sAIRGNIA::

At Rules held III the Clerk Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county. on the ID
day Of july. Is66:
Henry T Eliot and Mary E Elot. Is. Nancy
Bur ell stsaber and Rachel + staabei
biz vile. ard Mary Z Bafwell.
fheobieet Of this sui IS 10 obtain a iu5g-
meAt agaiHsf the Defendants for s4i6. ii, with
interest and COSTS. and to attach any estate
debts due tie said Nancy BufNeH - Staah-
er, aud L L ssaaber. his wife, and Mary f
.arWeil. And It appearing, on atiida4it, filed
IN this sur. that tie said defendant, Nancy
BarWell. - staubef and L Z sfaHber his
wife, Mary T RafweH and John s Stew
art one q the earnishfes named. are not
residents Of this State, they are hereby re-
4aifed l. appear within ole month attef due
publication ii thi= efAer. AID do What sheees=
Safs q protect their interests IA this matter.
Ii further ordered, that copy hereof he pub
iished anee a week for four successive weeks,
N any newspaper il the said county and post
ed II The front door Of the eeurt- house thereof,
on the first Monday after the date Of this
Ea-E
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Iaiedt.

The object Of this suit Is to obtain il iuda-
ment against the defendant for 500 with in
tefest thereon from August /. ls5s. subject 10
credit Of SOTO Of date Of September 20
1868. aud TO attach any estate or debts due him
fled in this suit. that the said defendant. Rebert
Penerv is not a resident Of this STATE, he is
hereby required 70 appear within one month
after due publication Of thi, Order and do
what is necessary to protect their iEterestsin
this matter. L IS further ordered, that copy
hereof b. published onee a week, for fenr slle-
cessive weeks. in any newspaper in The sid
county. and posted 1T the front door ef j6e
Court House thereof, on the first Monday alt9f
the date Of this Order.
f. 5. fRoNEL. Glefk.
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e,.oo,neH.s Su.ord.


n annears Tat at the capture Of Co.
lumbia. 5. c.. by General Sherman's ar
my. there was lost an article ofgreat an
tiquty, and highly treasured by South
Carolina Masons, as relic of q great
man and of the past. 4 South Carolina
paper says:
This was the famous sword of State
called among our Masons Inc Croill-
vel, ..e.. sworn. am. COMMODITY believed
among them to have been once possessed
by the Lord Protector Of England. We
draw attention to the fact of the loss, and
to the descriptive particulars which fol-
low, in the hope that public attention
being drawn 10 lis history. II may be re-
covered drawn from some obscure hid
ing place. and restored to the Grand
Lodge Of South Carolina, to which it be-
longed.
.,fhis antique weapon was Il subject
OF peculiar interest a. Il relic. rather than
for it use and beauty. Its history is
given BY Dalehe. in his Masonic Reader.
Ii i large. once elegant and curious
tNo-edged weapon. in d rich velvet
.eabaafa. highly oraamentea With Ma
sonic emhlems. and with the arms ef
the Grand Master. 1t had been presen-
ted to the Grand Lodge by the previn-
eiaI Grand Master, after the installation
Of the grand officer, was given a. Il eeH-
seerated sword. and received With reve-
rent assurances 10 keep Il safely. So far
a. human effort could accord safety.
Tire weapon had been long IN the pos
session Of the Grand Masters family.
and waS sid t. have once belonged to
Oliver Cromwell. a legend to which
some probability may be given from
the f8et thai The Provincial Grand Ms
ter was descendant of Sir Edward
Leigh, who WAS q member Of the Long
Parliament. and parliamentary gene
rain tie tine Of tie Protector, rom
whom. perhaps he received it,
The further history of this sword
may a Wei be given here. From the
time OF the presentation it continued in
the possession Of the Grand Lodge. and
was borne by the Grand sword Bearer,
or IN later time a the Grand Pursuirant,
ia all pubic PROFESSIONS. At length. in
the eoniiaefation, which in the year s3s
destroyed 50 large a portion OF the city
OF Charleston, and with other buildings
the Masonic Hall. the sword WAS with
great difficulty saved. with the loss Of
the hit. the scabbard, and Il small part
OF the extremity OF Tire hiaae. III the
confusion consequent on the fire. the
sword thus mutiiated WAS nli>iaid. and
for long time Nas supposed to be lost.
In ISL 4 committee MAS appointed by
the Grand Lodge, 10 make every exer-
ton tor lis recovery, and at length in
the beginning OF the year ls54, it Was
accidentally found by the Grand Tyler
IL al clubhouse on his premises. and was
by him restored to the Grand Lodge in
IS natilated condition. Tie lost piece
OF the blade WAS ineenioas!y replaced
- 4 cutler IL the city Of Charleston and
being sent to New efk. Il was renew
ed Hith a hit and velvet scabhafe, and
was used III is appropriate plaee during
the centennial ceremonies Of that year
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ANTI-RADICALISM.


lis congregation. with the following
condemnation Of the unchristian spirit
- th,= +liaal Marty The words Of his
-. Ill ,,,;.h ,.oa >,
eeHt were oNeiNo'''e ~ "'e'' eooe''
Romans I'm chap. DIST verse.
do not know as it Is best for me to
make any further application, am
aware that have not been very popu-
E4r among my people during the last
wear. Nv position in rIlblie affairs has
rot carried my friendS with rrIp am
sorry for their sake have never had
guy IradIble mvseIf an t6af subject.
not hesitate t. s;tx that Whatever
won't into tha Constitution on account
efsIaverv o+l5ft now that slavery i de-
stroyed IL is taken 0uf: and that what
szsar should have zone into the f,,nsti-
iatiaa Inf w. kent atIt tx slavery
f5lsaf4f - re in. hI4f while hold fhat
r. =.f1.lI1sr.4s ai1ghf To bn made in the
ftHzi8fI4Tfft.ti. fEsr4I4if. law Of thfs Ianfl
tf4s5s 55sf4. Constitution should repre
.4a4 - rs FULLEST event tho err4at daf-
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NarEsSlAIRGINIA::

1T Rules held in the Clerk Office of Berke.
ley county on the 4th day Of June. 1866:
John 5. Bowers, assignee Of Him Cunning
ham x brothers, Plaintiff. IS. Robert PenerY.
Defendant
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A clergyman on one occasion received
no fee for marrying a parsimonious cou-
PIE. and meeting them several months
sitter at a social gathering, took up the
l3aby and exclaimed: - believe nave
s mortgage on this child"' Baby,s ia
iher. rather than have an explanation
before the company, quietly handed
over five dollar bill.
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.lssunSH md .1N0cAmenf.

The object Of this suit Is to obtain iude-
lnent against the Defendant for $1,000
with interest and cost, and to attach any
in this eounty-and il appearing on atii-
davt, fled in this suit, that the said defendant
David VI Ross, Is not a resident Of this
State. be Is hereby required to appear within
one month after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary - protect his inter-
estsia this matter.
tits further ordered. thata copy hereofbe pub
ished oncea week, Tor faur Successive weeks,
in any newspaper in Berkeley county, and
posted 1t the front door Of the Court-House
thereof, on the first Monday after date Of this
Order. Tcstc.
f. ). TR0AEL Clerk
July ). 1866 Andrews i Yellott p q
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NEST VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held III the Clerk Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county, on the I'd
day Of July, ls66:
John " Tate, Is. David n Ross
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NIOUS TO MUSTER IN, &c.

Special attention will be given to Pensions
to Invaids. Widows, Children, Mothers and
Sisters, both in new applications and in sus-
pended or rejected eases.
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Eqaaii-ation 81 BoantieS.

This act Of simple justice to our brave
soldiers is now before Congress. Send us your
name and address, and we will file them 1T
once, mithout charge, 50 that as soon us the
you at once and your extra Bounty paid i'm
medately.
Several other bills are now before Congress
which are of interest to all soldiers and officers
one Of which has already passed the House
of Representatives, extends the payment OF
the Three months Extra Pay proper to all
officers who resigned We're honorahly dis
missed the service after April 10, 1865 This
will include Il large number who were mustered
out without receiving the pay proper
Citizens sending in claims for losses. &c.
occasioned BY the war will have them attended
70 promptly.
: = v ,s aNpEr~s' L. w. ANDREWS & son.
Granthan Hall,
June "A, 1866 Martinsburg, West Va.
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Z. IS TR0NEL. Clerk.
July }. 1sf6 Pendieton pr
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The Zee.

On "Wednesday the river was full Of
ice. A gorge broke at Hastings about
10 A. NJ, and a telegraphic despatch
was received that the ferry at that place
had been swept away and was co ing
down the river, commanded by a MIR.
Clark, who was attempting to make fast
the boat, when the gorge broke; also,
three men, in sk;ff, were taking a pleas
ure excursion among the huge cakes Of
ice.
The excitement ran high here for some
little time-all eager to rescue the weary
travellers from their perilous position.-
At last the ferry boat hove in sight and
was soon below our lcvee, when an
attempt was made to snub her at bud
ley's mill, but rs a large amount of ice
had lodged against the boom and gorg-
ed. it VAS impossible But by close fig
uring. the boat was stopped short diss
lance below. and made fast. The men
in the skiff got off on the island, feeling
confident that they had made the first
trip of the season. -
The river being much higher than the
lake, and strong south wind. acres Of
ice and fiood-wood were forced into the
lake in nll conceivable shapes, where it
remained until The next day. Tie river
is now clear between ST. Paul and Lake
P.pin, and if the weather continues ia
V. rable, We will soon have boats from
below. M ~
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For the Prescott Journal.
The judicial Convention.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Iuasmuch rs you allu-
ded to me aud my course as DELEGATE
AT she Mepomonee Convention, in your
paper Of the 9TH inst. request that
you publish the following affidavit Of Mr..
Rcdmon. with few remarks
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County of Pierce.
E. n. Redmon. Of said county, heing first
duly sworn. according to law, on oath deptses
and saws that he did not, prior 30. at nor
since the holding of the Judicial Convention
at Menomonee. on the 18th day Of February.
1866 ray 10. offer. tender. or promise TO paw
or deliver 10 p. V. WISE a delegate from
Pierce county TO said Convention. for the pur-
pose of securing his vcte. or influence for
Hon H. l.. Humphrey. as candidate for Cir
cult Judge, any money. or sum of money. or
any valuable matter, or thing whatever nor
was any money paid. offered. rendered. or
Promised to said p. V. Wise by any iiiend Of
said Humphrey. nor by said Humphrey TO
secure his influence. or vote for said Hum
phrty at said Convention, to the knowledge
Of this deponent f N REDMON.
S ,scr b and sworn to before nue. this Cd
day of April. 1876.
PARKER ADAMS,
Justice of the Peace.
In connection with the above, | wish
further TO repeat here what you publicly
stated on Monday evening last, that you
were convinced without any statement
whatever from me, that no part of the
$500. which you paid to Mr.. Redmon,
ever came to me. or was Mt tho time
when paid intended for me.
NV only regret is, that l ever was
found in such bad company.
have only to allege further, that no
money, or valuable matter. or thing
whatever has been pail to me. or any
person for me, to influence my vote or
course ut the late Judicial Convention.
for Judge Humphrey, or any other can
didste or person in any manner connec-
ted with said Convention.
Your truly.
P. Y. WISE.
Prescott. April IA, 1866.
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Ignus Fatui.
Prescott, April IA, 1866.
BIT THORPE BEALE.

Women and moths are ever caught by glare,
And mammon wins his way, where seraphs
might despair"
They arc. are they like that It's as
natural as the ring Of brass kettle. and full
as soothing. Now the penner of that con-
vincing corl l,t was rather sharp fellew. but
he NIL ht as well have told while he was shi-
ming as revelator. what kind of magnetism
attracted the usual specimens of 5ipeds who
rerambulaie the matrimenial market in the
glory of halterish band of linen, (p.per y
suspicious lacking moustaches, rat-tail canes.
and who talk volubly if not wisely. and.are
large propretors of assurance and self esteem.
Are they real 7 Do their honest professions
of loyalty and affection stand out like rab-
bits ears? Have they no hidden chambers
in their heart tenantcd by sweet dreams that
have to make way for the worship of the
golden calf? Do they never fntter around
the glare If prosperity f-never bend lowly
knee at the lordly courts OF opulencc ?-nev.
et smiie at the senseless salies of am FL Dora
do-heiren-fool f-never call ugliness beauty.
aud wretched figure q ull-blown Venus.
because of the gold dust in their eyes ? /
wish, for the hopes Of the softer sex. could
demonstrate to a charm that feminine truth
fulncss and girlhoods dreams of happiness
could always find an abiding place beyond
these nice vest patterns and glittering bo
SONS. l wish ] could tell them those mas
calina eyes. though never insensible to female
loveliress. ever beam more rapturously when
those attractions have a golden setting.
shonla hate TO tell them how much more do
divinites. in the likeness of money bags. at
tract attention. than do divinities whose only
recommendations are goodness and beauty
Beauty and virtue are excellent, but well
lined. Golfers are better. say the mascu Inc
moths. flying questioningly about the glare
Of wealth, and burying the impulses of
better nature in their minds. Alas could
weep when think how many hopes are bro
ken, how many passionate vows breathing
the one tale of lie are scattered to the winds
"a the car of mammon rolls remorselessly on,
crushing and mangling the gems of love and
confidence which earth evermore can string
into brightness and beauty. All maidens
and moths are not the only ones caught by
glare.
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- The State Journal very truly says -
Our legislature is too large. especially for tie
good of general code OF laws. We need no
better evidence of this than the fact. that 100
men in few years viii get up c de of laws
that neither they nor tleir constituents can
comprehend. AMI they have to throw up the
whole budget and employ about five men TO
then they pitch into them and in few ears
more, the sense is all amended out Of them
again. With senate of 90 and house Of
40 members we should have shorter ssssiol,s,
lighter taxes and bett er and mere stable laws.
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- The Northern Line Packet Company,
for which G.. L. Barnes d Co.. of this city
are sgents. has announced the following as
its list of officers of boats far The ensuing sea-
son. Among the names will be noticed some
Of our Oldest and most popular river men
MinnesOta-Capt. Thomas Il. Hill +; First
Clerk, C. ID. Carroll Second Clerk, Robert
Smith.
Davenport-Capt. J. H. Parker; First
Clerk. Thomas Owens: Second Clerk, II.
Harvey.
Muscatine-Capt G. W. Jinks; First
Clerk. d. V. Da~ley; Second Clerk, W.
bravo.
Canada-Capt. Robert E. Hill; First
Clerk, L. Lsning; Second Clerk, c. d.
Everhart.
Sucker State-Capt. ". p. Hight; First
Clerk, John s. PIN; Second Clerk, j. 3.
Brown.
Burliugton-Capt. J. B. Rhodes; First
Clerk. F. Oaks; Second Clerk, Geo. Bishop
Pembina-Capt. NJ. Green; First Clerk.
W. G. Bennett Second Clerk. Thomas Jones.
ssvsnna-Calt. B. Jolly First Clerk. j..
Lightner; Secoed Clerk, l.. Maston.
Hswkeye State-Capt. Jonas worden 4,
First Clerk. NJ. b. Pierce; Second Clerk,
Vim. Wells.
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Washington Correspondence.
WAsHrNGTaN IN, March %. 1866.


Again has the President placed him
self directly in opposition to the express
ed will of Congress. What Az be the
solution of our present chaos God knows,
and we believe be has the dcstinies Of
our country in his hand, and is not neg
lec:fal, but is ever vigiant to guide US as
is best for our interest.
Carl Schurz. in thrilling speech bere.
said have faith in our northern
people have faith in our American
Congress So may we all have. Con
gTess mas shown firm. unyieldinx front,
and it is the power, after all.
Some officers of high rank, testified
before the Reconstruction Committee,
that an organization exists in the South
for the purpose of renewing the war
We do not fully credit this, however, for
they are too batly beaten aud have
nothing to renew the war with. "Mo.
ncy is the siDews Of War;" AID whore
would their money come from I. No |.
We are happy in the belief that Con-
gress. backed up by the people, will
hold the rc.ns of power with strong
a!m-oyerridc all opposition--scorn all
compromises-iqnore Nil prejudice as un-
worthy of our American people. and f
nally unite our country on the basis Of
truth AID justice TO nil, which will make
the Republic eternal as the Grant, hills
o. New England, or the proud Stow
capped Himalayas of Asia.
GEN. LEES TESTIMONY.
General Lees testimony before the
Reconstruction COMMITTEE WAS so ex
treinely non committal on his part that
il amounted t. but very little. His re
plies wee almost invariably indirect, in
,iefinate, or evasiye. He even denied nh
knowledge of the fact that crueltes were
i'ractiscd upon our prisoners at Libby.
Belle Isle, Salisbury and AndersoIrille.
He was aware that they had to endure
privations, because the confederate GOV
eminent had not, fond aud shelter enough
for its ewn men, but as 10 crueIties he
was entirely ignorant Of any having been
enacted. His orders Always were Ia
treat ali the field alike, d to his sur
geons, that they should caro- for the fell
cral as they did for the confederate
wounded. He said that he did not
know who commanded at AndersouyiIe
until after the war closed. He read Of
the arrest of Capt. Wirz for his conduct
there, and he did rot even now know
who cnmmand at Salisbury. The
question being asked. whether the South
row profes,ed such friendship for john
sons policy, because they thought it
most conclusive to the restoration of bar
mony, or because they hoped thereby to
regain their political power. he replied.
they thought it would soonest restore to
them their civil rights, of which they had
been deprived. 8.
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Guardian sale.

"HEREAS. license having been granted
w Ia me 10y the Probate Court of Pierce
County. Wisconsin to sell ali OF the real cs-
tate Of my wards. Carrie Billiard and Hattie
Billiard. lying and bring in the County of
Pierce. to-wit Southeast quarter Of Sec
ton number two. of township mumb,r twen-
iy-four. of range number seventeen.
Therefore, notice is herebs given tiiat the
above MARRIED resi- estate of said wards will lee
sold at public auction. to the highest bidder,
on the lst day of MAY, A. ID 1855 at ten
q clock A. Nj at the trent door of The School
House in School District No. l. in the town
4 Pleasant Valley, in said county Terms
Of sale cash in hand TO be sold in forty ARE
lots. MAHAMEN DRUM.
Guardian.
Dated April 10. 1859 81
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The CITT HOTEL.-The City Hotel
OF Hudson. has recently been purchased
by A. BoYDES, vino is now running it
20 the satisfaction of alI concerned. Mr..
BoYDEE IS we'll known in the St. Croix
Vale, as = man who knows how to
keep hotel and under his popular man
agement, the CITY" will continue to be
headquarters in that city.
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PETIT JURORS.
ACard.--TO the Public.

Being called urOn BY the publication
Of certain matters relative to the late Ju-
diciaI Convention, to state the use to
which ! applied a sum Of money deliver
ed to me; would say that the money
was all paid to Mr. H. A. Jay for the
purpose for which it was delivered to me.
r n RYnuou