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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.

fractions part thereof
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same u tied. NJ do.
Oroyage To Steamers, in sacks-Oata
lie y bush.i. wheat, UOsn aa1 Rye. Ike do !;
Barley lac do. 70 within imits bounded north
b North aarAs, stssss. vert By fifteeHsl. street,
soeth b Chesseas Avenues 10 bulk o. - sseA,
nc p 6ushei; bssond above limits sc do. To
eass 81 Louis deposs. 81 plV0bs.
All Dra,s we from the Elevator controlled By
Aor25-dlv ,OHy ?. SMITH, 9es'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

MN III. Il fltt
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The Great American Alureilc.
A0hedp inaediaie relief and afecss permaneu4eures
II de sses Of tie nLAppss. caavn- and pssoseAs
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covered.
DR. LUDl.UM'S ~PEcuraE.
For the curv OF all diseases ar.u. ,on habit. Of DIS
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Wskefulsess. Trembl ~. Psin
Ia the Back, Elushing Of
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which, n not rsuidled. giv ne % vAtu,sy, np,ipelc
Fies. and other diseass- whi h. when neglected, %
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whsn ths tsne Of the eUnstisHiDsn istmpaired, and
e1esn1rd With H. shUve sympes0s, nethine Will 10
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~. lsrDs.UM.s sPoCoraC.
For complaints peculiar to females and the dLciisc
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oeAsnopac SnscrcnRs are cured permanently BY
The useoe
~. a.GDa.lINa.D HPEs.nFlC.
None Who aniictcd with diseases Of the Genera
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Tho~e suffering rom the d. -reesirg effects ~ mer
cuy hen 1t has gone int. the bones rsdu ing itch
ing. and scurvcy, cruptops. and thosc dcs re~sihg
Rheumatic pains and -tiness OF the Joints disabling
tn usaLds VITO In misery follow their daily oeyupA
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4 he 1.adlsasM's specific
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
UKNANA, o. !
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10 the I nites States and Can .das. aug 2sdlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Weoshes - hODe1o.
L0uDv,ll8, Sept. 2O-Another heavy
rain last night. and shower to day. The
we .thcs IL growing colder. River = rising
rapidly. Barometer. $3.50. and rising.
NASHVILLE, Sept 2O-Niheteen deaths
FINN ehnlsss are reported tor We ~ -
hours. Physicians pronounce the epidemic
ON the decline.
Heavy rains I'll day. Weather cold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

AV18S0rDECK. p 60.
" ATCHNA9EaS Avn irvrrrIs
~ 49, mesed into their nsv s.ees = ~
e.s 49,. No = L. Clsire lIo~. ~hstS ~ ~
800 49, q. - e = 3 shs.s seass :sa -:
~ Qeeds ed Silvsr Vss 4 ~ s""sss ~
eeea 1Uf111BSSI 8 20 -
seis-dIe - te Claire Rev
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Dr. J. II. Jordan, who has charge Of the Gin
cinuasi Fourth street Cholera Hospital. in ls49.
says. In letter TO the public:
I'VE recommend DR.. STRlCKLAND'S
NNTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE bscauss Va
KNOW II to be good"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

- lNpIANAPOLI0s sept. II.
The Cincinnati ecad II slees. aod ts,ine
svnt out IN regular time this A. n.
tn 10asieess Z ChcinoAei road = e. in
running order.
The Cincinnati. Hamilton 4 DAYTON. an
~ Atlantic B Great Western asv in oreea
ton 70 Hom,lton only, nv. ri hundred fee
n .moankment 6sing washed away It thu,
plasa
rns Ohio st THE plscs 10 sbsut % fS,t IN
depth end ssill rising.
4 dlspssch RON DAYTON ssys: AT Ave
GPe1oek ~ Wednesday, ohs cAnsl bAak heuh :
q the mouth Of Mud rivps, the ~ae+s sweps
49, qni>s . uoabss q svsuDe housc..
shepo, neeae Pilss Of luaber and Other pe.u .
eety. The oeles rushed sbsoseh u Clair.
Jefferson and l3dlos streets, aubmesRsne
psrt ofths usin BUSINESS peetien II he city.
rsacA:ns tn Inst ileon Of many lwsllioes
- eesese. The hack water enesu<ehsd ~.
- The -S0NbesW psst u tAs csey, ga At
midnight Wed0eodsy, ~ gs1osee postin~
80 uwaer Wa1ss. In oNno plseos ebas teet,
deee. The whole eDusstsy hess haa been
devastated. The loss 1t Standing cora. fen.
Gee and esoek b essosmoua, There h n,
rsilroad communiea'ion except - The Lit
Oe Mismi rosie. via Xenia.
The Louisville Democrat If veskerdav
says: The rain on Tuesday aiahs poured
down IN perfect volumes. and The whole cit,
was thoroughly submerged, causing great
damage to the city. Telegraph co,nmuni.
eatisp has bssn considerably iutrssupe d
out connections ere maintained with the
principal points Of the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21
Fer sale Cheap.

tT~BE DyRr Bt!.LlARO STAND N TBB
III CNy = . = erred for a.le q gseap -.
-. Ash = ~ - ~ n1ehsR -. ien<sI
lsfs. seVtt1.AN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

NeW Yorae eoeek market.
wv Yoax. aspt 81.
otcets lower. with considerable business.
noDsy on oil still per cent and easy.
oeesllsg quiet - 07ly
Gold OpsaeA ~ ei.ssN end elsssd q el.loX
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

laussAialsly arrests the diarshps and relieves
the Ur.apiae. Venting. &C.. y tskea sceosd.
lie isodiss dsusgists OF Cincinnsai cay:
DR.. STRICKLAND-DEAR SIR -
Siacs che outbreak Of Chslsra in our midst,
~ have sold more Of your Anti Clolesa
Mlxsuso than oil other remedies combined,
snd ere happy 10 state that the do ~ reports
Of its efficacy are very sstisfs' tory.
JOHN D. PARK,
LEIGH. CHARLESTED & co.
A. d. MERRIAM 4 co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Iu order 70 satisfy ell thss this is no qusck
Medicine or patent humbug We herewith pub
CsnpAs Alcohol Gem Acscte. CSnp~u1d 81
lpec scuanhs, Chalk, OIL Of Peppesmint. Catechu,
CHM mon. Nutmeg. Cardamon Seeds spd
Chsves
We submit this prescription for the examine.
sicn If I'll. knowing that II cannot Be improved
m for the CURE Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Ge6 ~ saIs. lss.oso asepe 49, 49,
lAsos 10 CeeA ta - laibesoS ssSasiss. - u
ts4 y = y -. 49, b Spssia &C.,. =
(S0iooooa V01oD0 0nBune AtSlosS ns01S
lo0o Cin1 - ~ 4senoA 9usneg 6eSIic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Fs0 Ceaambue. 49,
There - . slieht rsis lase :.ieIt. brs is
IL cool 90 plessant THE A. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Every one should have il ready for use when
attacked. Tor IL ycu have 20 WIT until . phys'.
Clan arrivss. 'he chances are ten TO enc sxsinst
you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

DR.. J. YOUMAvS,
p0vasC0AN ANO oC00EON.
"AvIK0 BEEN ENGAGED IN THE
III prscstcs If Medicine 10 THE city fSs sescs
q ycass pest. and seeing the great incou senenes
- yell q extra expense Of whiting .patieaa
then writing prsscrip' ION vh'ch auss y tskst
20 come Druggist 10 be tiled. which eauses ~
necessary Aelsy in rslies isg . suoesise patti NJ
ssd nedieiss any piece within he city liasits
end Hifty eeata tor esrh sAdi,io ale O0Res
cor. - end BraAy Sts s1der Htssepes's ssers
kesidsuce % leah. between Asis asA osa1y.
i0poVk Z MO0TON,
HOuaE AND SION PAtNTEkS, 0RAIy'
II Eka, Paper Hangers. Glaziess. -. Ahor
corner Main and Eifth ats. mch3e -d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Nh IAAa "
Dear ~ir tNvin. Used bottle oi yOnr "Verrta.
bile Hair Fstali9t fc' having tiled many oihsS
kinds aiuu. success am happy 10 accord 10 Il the
plus n'tfa az ~ Hair Preparations In the world,
and do myself sincerely and chectfully recommend u
"a, Il - Iat,tn Ne such lourp &c.
- - p'''t'N - 1850 rs,iN nm ~
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
Railroad Matters.

While Gallipolis is wide awake to the
importance Of seeking a connection Of
the Covington g. Ohio Railroad with
Northern and Western routes through
that place, tho Ironton Register also
suggests to its citizops the Importance
Of a similar connec!ion through 1ronton,
which it asserts will only require the
building Of eight miles Of road to com.
plcte. Tho lattcr con uection would be
an important ono to our road, as it would
tap the richest iron region Of Ohio.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
INDEPENDENCE Day.

The 4th day Of July is approaching,
and we trust our fellov.citizeus will not
forget the importance Of celebrating the
glorious anniversary Of our Nations
independence -doubly dear to as now
that the Nation has safely passed through
tho fiery ordeal Of the rebellion. 4:s
Lot tho patriotic citizens Of the several
Townships meet aud mako arrangements
for a suitable celebration. { Have : din;
nor, picnic, barbecue, speeches sor \ ~ )
thing 70 show tina. the spirit Of Liberty
still liycs' in the bosoua Of ,AmsrieiIi,;ls;t.s
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
Trickery.

Tho "Conserva.ive party" ofthis coun'
~, not being able to exists moment in
an open stand.up fight on the merits Of
the question submitted 10 tho Constitu'
tional amendment to tho people, aosn'
doned the public contest, and re'ortod
to secret political triokery and base mis-
representation to, deceive the unvarJ
and uniformed, appe.liDg to their prcju
dices against the African to blind them
as to tho real issue before the people,
Thus many wero lod to believe that thu
amendment proposed to be ratified wal
to allow Negroes to vote--a proposition
which Of course did not meet their mp
probutiou-and they therefore votco
against tho amendment, and wcrc mo-
updcceiycd until after tho election. The
question is, will tho people who have
thus been deceived and been misled by
such uDpriuciplod demasogues, put con
fdcnce in them again and allow them tc
dupo them the second time into the sup
port ofmeasures their honest judgments
do not approve.
Not only did our opposing local poll
ticiaus practice this deception in this
canv ass, but Butternut editors imported
into this State for tho purpose, just on
the eyo of tho election undertook to de-
ceive tho people in tho Same manner
AS specimen Of their trickery, We copy
the following from tho Point plcasnn'
Nco Era, issued tho day before the
election:
Remember that every man who is ia
favor of negro equality in this State Is
now actively supporting tho amendment,
and that if the amendment is adopted
it will result in placing tho negro upon
an equality with tho white mnu In this
State"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
An Amusing Letter.

We publish the following amusing let
ter to tho JOURNAL. Having its taei
consent to making the note public, NC
do not deem its publication q breach Of
confidence:
"DEAR JouRNAL:-I don't know
your EDITORS name, or I would address
him. Neither do I know your terms, OF
I would remit. But am . citizen oil
tho Great Kanswba Valley, out here on
the outposts Of Kentucky, boring dry oil
wells. And if you will just come on!
here once a week, a. you are young and
healthy and toll me what i going on q
home, l will remit on your arrival!
-. A.. .SURATT, g.. I
"CteeltbQro, KY
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
The ELECTION.
KanaWha County heard from!
Majority for Ratification 594!
MooR1s MAJORITY over HILL s27.
The Amendment carried in Mason
Putnam, Jackson, Marshall,
Cabell and Wood Counties,

Official returns from the various pre-.
eincts Of Kanawha Comfy give major
ity Of 594 for ratification Of the Consti.
tutiopal Amendment. Tho total vote in
the County was 1906; number regis
tered, 2150.; absent from tho polls, 844
over sixty per cent. It i, generally
conceded that tho "conservatives" work
ed hard, and brought forth their entire
forcc. It follows that tho absonteee
leaned in favor Of tho Amendment; but,
doubtless, owing to the malicious
and wicked Misrepresentation made
against tho Radicals, as having "ncgro
suffrage" and" negro equality" in store,
they became, as it werc, paralyzed-un.
able to doQide which way to vote-and
did not vote at all. Tho result, how
ever, speaks we'll for Kanawha County.
Though tho majority in favor Of tho
Amendment is. not 80 large as somo an.
ticipatod, yet, considering tho under
handed lodges rcsortcd to to defeat it, its
friouds congratulate themselves upon
their victory.
Tho Township Offices, with few ax-
ceptious, wero 6llod with truo and tried
loyal Union mon.
, Below NO give tho vote in tho various
Townships, and tho names Of the sue
ces,ful candidates for Township Offices.
Vote Of Kanawha County.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
81, nv. 23di. 4 81, GA School A.,

!. i { : Nay 23d, The Old School Assem-.
81 icAace; g III niti % sths next biz,
S6nes "a tobs, held May 3D., 1867.
ilj 10 thsfN In School Assembly Rev
Henry III alefSfsld an able report ON
Slnday jGshot9 ), Yeeommon diug thu. ,
o1,msn sits % 1itsss DO appointed o.
sIst subj sst, vilith its centre q. Rochester.
1nd Rev,1D Shaw % ehairuap.
At least 200 :persosS participated +.
the Joint communion Of tho two Assem-.
bli.s 10 the evcnisg. The opeaia, Il.
dress val, made By, Rev, Ds. Huupbn.I.
Of Chicago, and the eloSing address 81
Rev. Dr.. West, Of Brooklya.iGH9 e.
Il il just thirty years since the,.
bodies at Of the same communion able
before tho division Of The Church. !
>. On the 18th, 10 the; Old. 6sAsol. AZ.
sembly, discussion Vas continued On ID,
resolutions dissolviug the Prssbyss,y D
Louisville. :.
10 tho New School Assembly D. q,
B. Smith presented report on the ,t,ts
of the country, q radical document sidi,r
With Congress in regard to,recoustru,:
tiou,. and advocating tho puuishntu. Of
rebels for treason for 40 example 10 pos.
terity. The resolutions verc buried u
to the printers, and are inaccessible,
They arc simply radical doctrines. -
Mr.. Gibson. from Southern llliuoia
moved TO strike out the resolutions. Id.
vocating the puuishnsDt Of rebels. Low
by an overwhelming minority. - ~
The resolutions ], were then adopted.
add copies ordered to be sent to Pre,i.
dent johnson and to Congress.
It was ordered that the Chrreh b.
informed that $3.50, 900 will be required
to support home missions, add the CON-
mitteo proceeded on that basis. = "a. T..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30

KILLED BIT <LmHTHrnG.-On Fr,a'y.
Nay 18th, 1866, during the 2';,:';S. Il
Of ) heavy thunderstorm. ME. Mi ...
ship, this county, vas killed y w ~
ming. He had been out gunn,,s6,:S.
after returning with bis gun, - -. =,
ing 10 his door cleaning squirrels: -. -,
the lightning struck hin-comne..,s;::
at hi, left temple and following Gov .' -. !,
loft side to tho middle Of bis feos, IN ~.
square .cro,, the TOP: Of bis !. foot :. y =;
aoor--killiug him Instantly Iee ~
y were on che porch on The OPP -,
side ofths house, but none Of tncn 80 -.
Injured. NJ. 3. LEAVES . family. ;.G
relstives, and ashrgs circle 4ot i .t;.iI1;
to uoura his Z dsath. lie -: " ~.
estecb ned: ~ III who knew als. - q
aaxto.o. Ptst. 5; s. I.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
From Cabcll County.

EDS. JoURHAL:-The result Of the election
at White House, Carroll Township, stands
For Ratification, SO; Rejection, 6. Super
visor, ". c. Malone; Township Clerk, E. T.
Harmsn; Constable, J. C. May; overseer Of the
Poor, A. Bias; inspectors Of Election, G. Cur
~ and J. W. May.
At Falls Mills, McComas Township, there
wore IS votes cast for Ratification and 6 for
Rejection. y 3. Z. c.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
From Faycttc County.

GAuLEY BalDoE,
May Oath, 1866.
EDS. JOURNAL Our County election pass-
ed off all right. The Amendment to the
Constitution at our precinct received IS votes.
Against the Amendment, eleven. Good for
Gaulcy Precinct. Three cheers for the
Amendment GEO. R. MCINTOSH.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
From Putnam County.

Tho following is the official vote at the cleo.
ton in Putnam County:
For ratification, 274 for rejection, 244.
For House Of Delcgates-Joshua S. Morris,
253; Isaac n. Rucker, 23S.
For County Superintendent OF FREQ Schools
james ". Hogc, $50; D. II. X. Dix, 22S.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
CONGRESS-.

No business Of general interest has
been finished in this body during the
past week. The House was occupied q
portion Of tho time in discussing the
Tax Bill. Notifications have boon made
in the tax on tobacco. Income to the
amount of 81, 900 will DO exempt.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.

Thi, body met ut Russellville, Ky,
on Tuesday Inst, Dr.. P. II. Mill 10 the
chuir. Delegates we're present from y
Southern States aud the District Of Co.
lumtia. ... --.--. =.
On Wednesday an animated discus.
sion arose upon motion to resciud the
resolution passed yesterday, inviting
visiting ministers Of tho Baptist faith 10
participate in the deliberations Of tho
body. 49,. ..n =
Mr.. Henderson, Of Alsbamn. said,
while he had strong sectional feelings.
and bad every personal reason to retain
bitter animosi;ies, yet, in cause like
this, he would embrace the whole world.
Rev. a. D Sears objected wholly 70
the proposed Invitation. He Was us.iu's
it 10 all forms and shapes. -, -.
Messrs. Poindexter, Of Virginia,
Voolfolk, Of kentucky, ond Gwynn, Of
Georgia, alsu objected to the admission
Of these parties. o..
After q lengthy debate, in which con.
siderable feeling wss eviuccd, the whole
matter was, on motion Of Or. Manly, Of
Louisiana, laid on the table. .>.. :.
It's evident TINT there is. not tho
slightest disposition in this Convention
to co operate in any form with tho Bsp'
lists Of tho North. .''-., = -,
% Thursday, Mr.. Henderson. Of Al
adams, presented report locating the
Bible Society Of the Southern Baptist
Convention 10 Louisville. Kentucky. A
motion was made to strike ont Louis
vile aud insert Baltimore. which va
lost. .rs ...t * E..'tE.i..GG
On Friday, Dr.. Tecbeuor, Of Al'b'u',
submitted report and address upon
tho subject Of afordius religious 10:
struction to the colored population Of
the South, the encouragement Of day
schools among them, and the education
of colorcd preachers BY the Baptist p'''
tors. This report allotted some discus
sion, but it was tho unauimous sea'''
mcnt Of tho Convention that the former
masters Of tho slaves wero their Prope;;;
instructors, and that Baptists; sbo'sall
others, should actively and energetIc'IIy
exert themselves in the matter. '.,,
Messrs. Mcintosh, Of Al,bams, i1o
Poiudexter, of Virginia, alluded to ta'
absurd prejudice existing against teach
ing the blacks. They could see 10
degradation 10 it. .-,. -,
DR.. Crawford, Of Georgetown ColIeEe'
spoke Of the laws formerly existing ~
Georgia, prohibiting even ovDers y tsseI
their slaves. He and his children eae
violated that law, for it w's . Law 's,'O"
God. The report was adopted v''h0'
opposition. : -
Professor Boyce, Of South Carollu''
who was, for mouths after his State %.
ceded, = warm Uuionist, but 'fters,foss
= staff officer, spoke upon tho suH|se; y
soul liberty. It was, he said, Bible dos
trinc, as well'as Baptist doctrine, 'aa
should be reas,crted and rein.tsted ?!
tho Convention. This discussion Ss,s
occasion to the most spirited debates o., ..
tho session, !; and there VA, e''dsc.y
much feeling on tho important que'u;S ~
Of military and civil interference VIA
religious affairs. t.r-...l 'l...::3rils =
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
From Ohio County.
WHEELING, W. VA, Nav 25

WHEELING, ". VA, May %.
Tho election returns from the
interior Counties come in very slowly,
Full returns received from eleven Coun.
ties thus far indicate large majorities
for ratification. Wheeling city and
Ohio County gave over 300 majority
for its rejection.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
WHAT IT COSTS TO BRAND A DEsERrER
In the Suprsme Court at Boston, ,

To the Supreme Court At Boston, on
the 10th inst, in the case Of Jas. Mul'
cheary sgainst Dr.. Henry J.. Dowditoh,
for damages for illegally branding the
plaintiff With the word g Deserter, while
Examining Surgeon 10 the Provost Mar.
shalt Office, the jury returned 4 verdict
Of 1000 for the plaintiff, -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.

The Home Missionary Society, ID.
American Bible Society aud tho AMER.
can Bible Union Of this Church held
their Anniversary meetings in Boston,
on Friday and Saturday, the 18Th ,ud
10Th, and elected their officers for the
ensuing year. Tho reports Of al ,hess
Societies eyince an increased amount Of
good accomplished, and q greater ability
to aid in the evangelical work the com.
ing year. '..1..6 ..rrc;:Jjl
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30
JEFFERSON.


Supervisor, James n. Thomas.
Constable, 1t. spraguc Lawrence.
O1erseer Of tho Poor, J. c. Holstein.
Clerk, Capt. Robert BROOKS
Treasurer, . James 81. Thomas.
Inspectors Of Election, j. W. Ovcrshiner,
~ ]. w. Fellers. =.
School Commissioner. DR.: K. Il. Leo
rocATALIco.
s,nerv,sor DR.. VIM. MARS reed
II votes.
n. D. Clinton reed 81
votes.
Lieut.. NJ. Christopher
received 40 votes.
Clerk. J. T. Derrick.
Oyersocr Of the Poor, George Fisher.
Treasurer, Joseph Miller.
Justice F. Haynes.
Constable, r. G. Dawson.
Inspectors Of Election, D. W. Fisher.
School Commissioner, VIM. Jordan.
MAIDEN.
Supervisor, Charles Fcrrcll.
Constable. VIM. H. Ruffner.
Oyerseer Of the Poor, Samuel D. Walton.
Clerk. Lieut.. L. A. Martin.
Treasurer, George Ruffner.
INSPECTORS of Election, r. B. Sanford,
w. B. !Triplett.
School Commissioners DR.. James Putney,
VIM. Brown.
CABIN CREEK
sunorv;sor Samuel Weaver.
School Commissioners Woodford White,
B.F. Wyatt.
Justice Thomas i. Crandall.
Constable, F.S. Allen.
CLERK VIM. 3. Gatewood.
Treasurer. Frank Calvert.
Oyersecr OF tho Poor, James II. Foster.
Inspectors Of Election, ]. 3. Scott,
L. D. Hill.
As NO arc at present without Tcl0'
graph, and even the dailiss having failed
US last evening, We have not learned the
result of tho election in tho northern
cities of the State. Neither has the re-.
suit in tho counties above US como to
hand. A letter from Point Pleasant
informs US that the Amendment was
carried in tho Counties below as follows:
Mason County gives 294 majority.
Cabell 13
Wood (eportcd) 600 "
Marshall " 700
DIR. D. G. Forbes, Union candidate for
County Superintendent Of Free Schools,
i, elected in Mason by over 800 majority.
Our informant, in speaking Of Mason
County, adds:
Gall of our County officers voted for
rejection, thinking that tho County
would 60 300 or 400 against tho Amend
ment. They arc now sorry.looking
sot Of fellows, not being on the popular
side"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30

From Jackson County.
We learn that the majority for Ratification
in Jackson County, as for as heard from, is
$50. 1t is thought that tho full returns rill
swell tho majority 10 at least $50.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30

From Roane County.
Roauo County gives 14S majority for the
Amendment. n
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30

IS chool Commissioner, J. 7. copcnharcr.