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u Soldiers League.

At called meeting Of the late officers Of
the U. S. army in the Kanawha Valley, for
the purpose Of organizing . Soldiers League
Bvt. Brig Gen. J. II. Obey was chosen Plesi-
dent, aud ]. NJ. Garland Secretary. After
remarks upon the object and purposes of tho
organization by Ii. Col. J. ]. Polslcy, Major
Win. Gramm, Chaplain 4. W. Gregg, and Capt
J. ". Craoraf,, motion was made BY Colonel
rulsley, and agreed to, to appoin, committee
Of five to draft resolutions, and Constitution
to be submitted to q subsequent general meet
OF late officers and soldiers.
The following committee was appointed by
the Chair:
1t. Col. J. J. Po!slcy, eth ". Va. Cavalry.
Capt. john W. Cracraft, 23d Ohio Infantry.
Capt. George Denncr, 18th ". Va. Infantry.
Capt. II. c. McWhorter, 9th ". Va. Infantry.
Dr.. D. Mayer, 9Th ". Va. Infantry.
On motion of Capt J. N. Rife, it was
Rrsolued, Tia, the committee be instructed
to notify all the late officers and soldiers Of
this Congressional District Of this meeting,
and acquaint them with its object and re-
quest their attendance at n meeting to be held
as may be hereafter decided upon.
On motioa oc Col. J J. rolslcy, it was
Rs.oirca, That general meeting of all the
late officers aud soldiers of the United States
Army Of this Congressional District be held
in the Court House at Charleston, W. Va, on
February Is, 1866, at o'clock p. NJ.
On nation Of Capt. Geo. Dcnner, it Was
Reso!red, That all the papers Of this Con-
crsssional Distric, be requested to publish the
proceedings Of this meeting.
J. II. OLEY, PRESIDENT
I'M, GARLAND, Sec.
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DnowNEp.-John Fisher. S.a., Of
this county, Vas found drowned in Two.mile
creek below Charleston, At III. e'lxe OF the
ford above the turn2:ke b:ilss. Whsa thu.
discovered. he lay upon his back. his heHl
,sa,cely Submerged in shallow wafer, sal his
feet upon tho bank. This occurred on Friday
last, about ! O'Clock 10 the evening,-Sdni c
two hours earlior in tho day MIR. Fisher had
been noticed to star. on bis way home, rhic h
va, abQu. twelve miles north Of Charleston,
and appeared to be in 6nc spirits. The o"lJ
OF DECEASED Was removed TO the house or n rs.
Li,tl.page, aud on Saturday morning On in
Quest resulted in the following s-,.--f'
1vrsp,or or THE CosoxrR's JURr.-9 That
tho said John Fisher, SEN, in tho opinion of
this jury, came 10 his death by accidental
drowning, In rwo-mile creek, IL. tho county
aforesaid on The 18th ofJanuArN lSNG." s,cs
Mr.. Fisher was a years Of ago, an esteem:
cd eiti1sn, and his unfortunate death is Ia
nented by large circle Of friends.
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KAAAxuA & WHEELING PACKET. 49,
We see the question of establishing Kanaw'
ha md Wheeling packet is receiving the at
,ea,ion OF the Chamber Of Commerce Of the
latter city. by all means shoaid this be done
II the merchants Of Wheeling will afford u,
goods. aud buy our produce on as goal terms
~ we receive in Cincinnati, spch packet
eau easily be sustained, and should DO inau'
cura,si as soon rs the season opens. Let the
move not stop. ..
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kASAwuA VALLEY lEsr;7UTE.--The

kASAwuA VALLEY 7uTE.--The
advertisement Of lhis institution will be found
in another column. We TAKE great pleasure
in calling the attention Of our citizens, ind
all parents aud guardians in the Valley, to
the advantages which such q school for young
ladies, nlmos. at homo, presents. We learn
that Misses SsriblinS and Leps, the principals
nrc very worthy and nblc teachers, and 80
lang ~ We can't afford the luxury Of Semi
nary for youas Ladies hete, we recommend
this school, located nt Point Pleasant, to those
desiring such advantages. We learn thu /
there Is, or pas been, T. move M foo, to estab.
lish such an ins,i,u,;oS in CharlSNon. We
hope it has not fallen through with. How Is it +?
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NJ. HILL, President.
J. W. CEAcRArT, Secretary, pro tenn.

TEMPERANCE PErrrIoN.-Thc attcn.
tion Of the people OF Kapawha county, is call.
Cd to the fact tina. general appeal is about to
be made to the Legislature Of West Virginia,
to pass a law prohibiting the sale Of spurious
liquors in the State. For this purpose petit
tons have been prepared and distributed
among the various counties for signatures.
They have been sent to this county, and one
is left at the Bank Of tho West; one ut the
Post Office in Charleston; one at the Clerk $
office, and one with each Of the Editors Of pa
pers in this county.
The citizens Of this county desiring to MD
in this enterprise, will please call at one of
the places indicated, and sign tho petition.
10 be effective it should be done promptly
that the petitions may be forwarded without
delay to the Legislature.
Benz. II. SMITH, JNO. CLAYroOL,
J. McC. BLAYxEY, SILAs RurFNER,
". j. RAND, JNo. SLACK,
Isaac y. SMITH, Jyo. a. TnrsLow,
". +. TuAYER, And others.
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RErra1ors.-Thc revival at the NJ.
E. Church still continues. The Pastor re-
Eartcd Gt;y.si1 accessioas Ut the close OF SER
vice on Sabbath evening. On Monday even
ias ,hc number was increased 10 siXty.thrce'
More will yet bs added to the number.
The Rev. ". l.. Todd, ofPt. Pleasant, filled
the Presbyterian pulpit on last Sabbath, we
understand, with much ability. On account
OF sickness, VIC learn, Rev. Mr.. Jacobs was
absent, anl no service, were held III the
Episcopal Church.
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or On.-We regret that we gre
rot yet able to announce the complete SUCCESS
Of the recent oil strike on Elk. Captain EG>h
seems to be peculiarly unfortunate, having 6H,
JUS, succeeded in boring out . piece OF tubing,
which chokcd his we'll, when the seed.baS
again broke. While he has been pumping, how
ever, his we'll averages about so barrels per
day. We have not yet heard from the Frazier
Well since il has been tubcd. Wec1pect word
from there to. day.
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CouNry TEAcnEEs ASSOCIATION
In another column will be seen the proceed
iuss Of the meeting Of Teachers, held here on
lag, Saturday. Owing 10 the incicmcncy Of the
weather, the turH.ou. was not rs full NJ could
have been drsirs'l hu, it IL hoped that no,
on.y our teachers, but all interested in Edu>
cation, will awaken to the Importance Of this
movement. The Association, as we under
stand it, is not to be ccu:iucd to teachers only,
bu, its benefits will he checrfu.ly tI:endcd'to
all who are interested in the noble cause. The
meetings Of the Association will be held
monthly hereafter, AID it is expected that the
next one, to be held on the 2ith Of February,
will he exceedingly interesting. Several Of
our leading citizens have agreed TO read essays
OH topics connected with education, anil it il
hoped there will &c n full turnout. Every
teacher, in KanaWha county especially, should
be present.
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no, r.laxsour Effort. until Tia Common Schools

|Enot relax;our effort. until lLs Common Schools
have been made "gOod. enough for the riehe's
and cheap enough for the poorest" !.
Resolped, That@the Superintendent Mr.. J. s:
Cunningham. ifor his ardent devotion, high
moral ssnse, and indomitable resolution; is
justly: entitled to, the public and cordial lap-
probation Of this, Association, and Of all ,ir-
tuous, and enlightened citizens. ~ = ri
: Re,osred, That; this Association DOES cor
daily approve Of tn, efforts which are being
made in portions Of Tho State, thoroughly to
qualify teachers for the Common Schools; that
it will second those efforts by oil means in its
power, and that docs earnestly recommend TO
the people Of the County and its vicinity to
support and encourage those institutions in
the laudaL!e enacavor 10 elevate the character
of the Common Schools, by furnishing them
with competent and accomplished teachers.
Re:olred, That the thanks of'sthis Associa.
ton, and Of oil friends CT education, arc justly
due the public press for raising above o par
tiSau CuuIhSLeIt hu0 W unltSe puu Noa0 pA-
vocscy, contributing most essentially to give
10 the great cause of education the universal
ity and prominence which its uuequaled i'm
portancc SO justly claims for it.
RcsolUed. That tho thanks Of this Associa.
ton are hereby rendered to both editors Of our
County papers, and to those persons who have
been with us and read essays in behalf Of our
cause, and that copy Of these proceedings
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
and published in tho Charleston papers, and
spread on the minutes Of this Association.
Owing to the latoness Of the hour, the meet
ing adjourned to meet at the Court House, in
Charleston, on Saturday, February gath, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, where the teachers Of the
County, and the citizens ssnerally, arc invited
to attend.
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sTaE SrsRENs CouRr !: me: i ID. Wheel
ing on tho 10th inst, Judges Brown, Berke:
shire and Thomaa,. Harrison on the bench,
Hon. CT. Faulkner made application ID
practice in that Court but = decision va.
reserved to future day of tho term. We
understand YIN. A. Quarter will make a
similar application. The Legislature should
relieve the courts Of further trouble about
this question, by amending tho law SO as to
include attorneys, Sc.
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CiHrIiAl; TO TEACHERS.

70 TEACHERS AND FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.
According to notice previously given, n
number OF the Teachers o: k"n"whG county,
met and organized County Teachers Associ.
alton. On Saturday last, they me, for The
secoul time, nn:l resolved tina, CIRCULAR be
issucl to the Teachers Of the county, inform
iay them OF our action.
In obedience with The request, the under.
signed respectfully invites all who are or
have been teachers, or who desire to become
such, to unite with ny, in our humble efforts
to advance the cause Of Common Schools in
the county.
Practical lectures will, from time 10 time,
DC given by teachers aud friends Of the cause
OH the best methods .: organizing and gov
eruinc schools--,he various ways Of engaging
tue attention gf pupils, and Of making school
4 place of animated INTELLECTUAL excitement,
rather than of dull mechanical drudgeryi and
BY these and kindred means the better quail
flying ourselves as teachers for the great
work. Ladies' and gentlemen who have been
appointed to prepare Essays 20 be read ut the
next meeting to be held on the 2i.h day OF
February next, at the Court House, arc eS-
pec,eI to be present and contribute to the
general good, in which exercises you arc COR
dany invited to participate. Come: then' ana
unite with US; be Of COOL courage-and let
us reason together on this deeply Interesting
question.
By order Of association
E. T. MOORE, Ste'y.
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ROBBERY AT MALDxN,-On Satul

ROBBERY AT MALDSN.-On Satur.
day night one Wesley Walden, thinking to
become better OF in GrccubacEs ut unother's
expense, robbed Levi. lloalay o: 500 in tina,
currency. Finding he could not remain 1t
home lin Mnlden) he Came to this place on
Mouday, and hirci q horse TO soto Gallipoiis.
lle was pursued, caught, SD recovered, ans!
taken back to Maiden for trial before Squire
Eerrcll
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+ - CHARLESTON, WEST VA,
Wednesday Mormt,,o...... . 49,. january 81, 1896

20 OuE p ArRoNs.-A gain wo ask
allxho arg behind with us either in sub,crip-
tion 10 the. JOURNAL, Advertising or Job
Work, to favor us with speedy settlement.
Ye arc no. usad to begging, and only give
notice that our terms are CASH.
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New MCsIc.-"Little Snow Flakes
FALL" freside song for winter evenings;
DAY Dream Schottisch; and Meadow Spring
Scho,tisch," BY C. Hinkel, are the stiles OF
new sheet music just received from Jao.
Church, Jr., publisher, No. &C Yves, 4,h ST.
Cincinnati, o. Music furnished By leaving
orders q, the JOURNAL Book Store.
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AGENTS WASrED-To canvass Ia.
narha aud adjacent counties for Petroleum
V. Nasby's Book, tho JOURNAL, and other
works. We will give IN industrious and Gu
terp,ising man chance to make money
Apply to Moore & BIO, at the JOURNAL Office.
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CHARLESTON STRING BAND.-We
are under obligations to the amateur members
Of this excellent String Band 70. tho fine
music which they go kindly discoursed at the
party the o;hes night, rs -also for that sere-
made. We confess VIC we're not before aware
tina, Charleston contained such e>cc!lcn.
1,Maic ~, -,
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THE WEAruEE.-We SEEM the vic
tip.s CT change, especially IN regard to the
weather. Last Friday was most Spring.
like day, the thermometer standing at 10 de-
eree,; OH Saturday it fell to about % degrees,
and on Sunday morning stood at u. During
the week we have had all the varieties O.
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URCHSDIRECroRY:,

NZIHoDlSr EPISCOPAL CHURcH-Rs ". E. VII.
liAxsoS PASTOR Services everJ Sabbath At 1o o'clock
A. y. and X P. Y. Services for Colosed persons at
2P. Y. Payer Aectipg every Thursday evening.
I15aan SeAooI-TEIcEy Sabbath at O'Clock A. T.
PRESBYTERIAN cTuRcH-Rey. J. NC. BArs.r.
PASTOR Serrics'srey Sabbath at II o'clock A. ~ and
7. y. PrSysr Meeting every "Wednesday evening".
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rcv. ". F. N. JACOBS. Pastor.
SsvieeS every Sunday at loS O'Clock A. and ~ r u.
Saooa& Scaoos-Erery Sabbath at o O'Clock A. N.
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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
Mail Arrangement.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. M, and 4;45 p. NJ. Closes at 100 A.
NJ, and 1880 P. M.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, WATERFOWL, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 a. m, and
closes at 4.30 p.
Davenport Mail arrives at 7.50 4. NJ, and 500
P. NJ. Closes 500 A. NJ, and Ais P. NJ.
Oquawka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Keithsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, ats A. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at Pm
Aacomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North Hender-
son and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at P. M.
Centre Point Mail, via Rural, Praris6eld, Rich
land Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
Ed Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nssday and Saturday at 8 A.. M. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at s P.n: $50
Cambridge Mail via: Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at Z A.. N. Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday at 6 P. M.
Office hours from A. M. to s. 90 p. N.
On Sunday open from to 10a m.
J B. HAWLEY, P. M.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

THE SUBSCRIBER has removed his
L Cigar and Tobacco Store from the Johnson's
American Block, to Glockhoff's store, adjoining
Babcock's Hall, where he will continue the bus
mess of q Tobacconist, and the manufacture of
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