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THE CIT Y .
oE'ENING AND CLAIMING of THE
MAIIS--FERRUARY ISt--Oniciai.

oPFNING AND SLONING of FaE
MAIIS--FERRUARY ISt--OHieiai.
cr.srs oPeNs.
First Northern.
A. n.
second Northern.
ssrEt washingtou and Souther" VIA
Chattanooga
.-AI uidnig al -.-.----...' :Uo A. NJ
s,sroud WnshtngtOn aud southern VIA
Chattanooga.
4sGJ D. r "
necntar. Memphis and New Orleans.
ION midnight ..'''--"'v' ? NJ
EdrefieId and Kentucky r. r.
I1Sl A. " " "
Northwestern x. n.
900 P '''''--'''''-'''l' - A.
Lebanon via stage.
.a,a rilnigbt .........................5.00 P. ".
TI1osnasViIIe via Stage.
Tuesday
J0rdan's store via Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight -......-.---......laio p N.
Wednesday do .--.--.-.'--.-.'--..-.'' 90
Eri3.v do -.....-..----.-.-.----.. 90
once Hours.
From 7AMto6P. Sundays, too NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
butchers Lightning F1y.KiIIer will

Dutcher'S lightning Fly-kifker viii
certainly exterminate these pests, if its use is
perseyered in. Beware Of bogus Fly-Paper,
which some dealers keep because they can get it
for nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask
for BUTCHERS, which is sold by all live Drug
giStS NAYS I'm
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New Tailoring Establishment.
nANIEL j. SEAMAN WOULD Be
IL pleased % see his friends al
NO. rs CHERRY STREET.
ENorth Of the Maxwell HousoJ
nGrl2 3m NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
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sItNfsetlho AN
WING, TOBEY a CO..

las @. OGDEN. Prest. Gas. e. WIG. Cashier
PEOP EES' BAN
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vAsHyIIIEAND NORTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains
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ssroud yynshtngtOn aud southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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A Good Business Education

A Good Business Education
rs TILE ONLY FORTUNE Parents CAN
i give their children that can never be lla-,
and that continually grow better BIZ use. This
can be gained az
B. W. DOLBEAR'S
q I'm IN erciaI - ch q oil,
Corner Of Church and Vine st.. Nashville,
Where writing, BOOK ~ eepfnE. Pho
biography, Arithmetic, etc. are thorough
ii taught.
willing BY thirty year stu1y and eBpo-
risncs. the seven DOlbeaT Br9thers nave re-
dueed PenuaanshiP 10 az exact science -
that pupils are not len 90 mere ii5attaA.On o.
copies and have invented y stem 81 huna-
Training that removes ali Stiffness crnFnp-
ing ana trembling and changes the most IN
1Rbtiy baEd into neatnesss ease and Gle
DOIREAR's Commercial Instiin-
lions are the oldest in America.
NO. 900 Broadway. New York, esfsb-
Iisbed 1888
corner Camp aad Common streets.
New Orleans, established ts82.
No. SO8 Vain street Memphis
Corner Of thureh and Vine streets,
Nashville.
marc dkw3m fPkTJ
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Also the highest price paid for all kinds Of
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Price list fur
nished when desired.
VIZ ARR BELLISG u. 5. Revenue stamps az Gov
eminent rates Of Discount
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FIRST Washingtou and Souther" va"
Chattanooga
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Rents and repairs by Bureau for the
month. sIG23 81
during the month 1882 SO
Cost to benevolent societies ............ 3439 Oh
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neraiar. Memphis and New Orleans.
100 midnight. '''-'''--"oo r NJ
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,OREIaN ExCHANeE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE.
Bank Of Tennessee.
Corner Union and college Streets.

And on all the principal cities Of Germany
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
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Letters from the People
FROM BARBOUR COUNTY.
The Soldiers in Phillippi-The Need
Iessness Of their Presencc-"Nof q
Ripple on the Water. OF Peace"

PHIILIPPI, October 4.
Night before last our very peaceful
was honored by a very unex-
pected visit, from United States Ma
jor, two Lieutenauts, and sixty-five or
seventy soldiers, who have come, they
say, all the way from Washington City,
at the instance of our careful Governor,
to preserve the peace here in Barbour
County. This is the ostensible object
for which they have come, but no one
here is silly enough not to know, that
the real object is to secure the election
of one Of Boreman's pets to the Legisls-
turs. There has not been q ripple on
tn. calm waters of peace in this coun-
ty since the close of the war, never has
any disturbance been threatened, and
this fact will be vouched for by many
honest men in the county, without re-
gard to his political status. IL is sup
posed, however, that the Governors
plan to overcome the people will fail at
last. for while the Major admits that he
knows nothing about politics, be seems
70 he a sensible man, and will, no doubt,
Justly appreciate the tyrannical spirit oil
the little despot who has caused him to
he ordered TO this place. --..,,r
.tF' CITIZEN.
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, us,enns system, Needed.

orr Federal Revenue system, after
bon, ike years trial. has proved
risht:ul faiinre.
n the first place it is so complicated
,bs, the people do not and cannot IN
j,r-,and IL. Even the revenue officers
themselves require 10 be enlightened by
CONSTANT letters of instructions from the
Commissioner on misty points OF the
av.
In the second place il Is unendurably
oppressive 10 the people. II depietes
hem of their substance with an insidl-
ausne<s and effectiveness that keeps
hem prrpetually embarrassed without
,nowing the reason why. 1t imporer-
she. the labOrer. and intensifes his
yr.,lv struggle for bread, even while 1t
?frtcnds 10 exempt him from; certain
siuds Of tax.
In the third place, while it crushes
me people. il fails to supply the needed
rsycuur To the Government. 1t is said
that the receipts for the quarter ending
September 3Oth, show a falling Oh OF
nearly one-half, as compared with the
corresponding period oflast year Thus,
while the system takes too much from
h, people. it affords too little 70 the
Government.
H. the ionrth place, it discourages
honesty. and gives premium on fraud
f j, not only 4 tax on labor, tax 1n
incomes. tax on profits. and tax ON
T,alth. but il is, in truth and in fact,
AK On honesty. 1t has filled the land
with fal>ehood and fraud. Honest men
assert. Gy thousands, daily, that they
sarnot carry on their yocations leSitl-
Eaicly, under the law, and live. Dis
honest men, Oh the contrary, embark in
he manufacture of the highest taxed
articles. aud ind il the most lucrative
of all business.
Every fraud an the Government Is
new tax on the people, and the reason
why the Revenue system oppresses the
people so gricvously is that at least one
npircd million dollars are absorbed in
frauds annually, under its operation.
som" change must be had. The coun-
try cannot bear the burden. The whole
system will have to be modified, and
instead of the complicated and unintel-
hgihle taxes of thousand kinds now
levied, there ought to be devised sim
pie direct tax on real estate, and fixed
tax on sales
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Reparator Capilli.

Thr-y away your false frIzzes your switches,
your wig
Desiuctive of comfort and not worth q fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
Ard rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REl'ARATOR CAP1LL1.
COR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
heads from whatever cause IL may have
fallen out) and forcing growth Of hair upon the
face IL has no equal. II will force the beard 70
groW upon the smoothest face In from five 10
eight weeks, or hair upoR hald beads In from
two 10 three months. A few ignorant prscti-
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
will force OF hasten the growth Of the hair OF
beard. Their assertions are false. a. thousands
Of living witnesses tfroD their own eIpcrienceD
can bear witness. But many will say. how are
We 70 distinguish the genuine from the spur.
ous II certainly ls difficult, ~ nine-tenths Of
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, aad you
NAV have already thrown away large amounts
In their purchase. To such we would say, try
the ReparaiOr Capilli; 1t will cost you nothing
unless Il fully comes up TO our representations
m vour Druggist does not keep IL. send us one
dollar and will forward it, post paid, together
with A receipt for the money, which will he re-
turued You on application, providing entire sat
isfaction is not given. Address,
W. l. CLARK & CO., Chemist
No West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, y. /.
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lHE following interesting letter has
been furnished US for publication. As
may be seen, it is from the pen OF Col
onel Daniel Raymond, one of West VIZ
SiI,iaS oldest and best citizens.
Although exceedingly advanced iE years
Colonel Haymnnd's interest IN good
government il unabsted; his earnest
words in behalf of constitutional liber-
= will be read with pleasure and uni-
yer>al appreciated;
FEDERAL HILL, RiTCHIE Co., W. v, !
September 81, 1867.
col, Josiah d. H'ilsoR:
RESPECTED SIR:-I hope you will eN-
'use me for neglecting so much longer
than | intended hen l promised that
would saw something about the Regis
'rv law. of which will now speak. l
nave heard il said that each generation
becomes wiser as time progresses. It's
true that since education has become
more difiused among the masses ot the
people than in old times, clViiizatlon
mas advanced with it; and it is also true
that there has been some very lmpor||
tant inventions in the mechanic arts OF
the present generation, such as steam
toats, railroads and telegraphs, over the
land and under the ocean. But as great
"a these inventions are, there have been
is great or greater inventions and dis
ruveries made thousands of years ago,
sach as that of letters, arithmetic, math.
enlatics and astronomy, by which the
daily revolutions of the earth around its
axis, to monthly revolutions of the
moon around the earth; and their year.
ly travels on their circles around the
sun, are calculated TO second Of time
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@t'hee|ina 2esister.
La, Morning, ....--' -'Vctoofr
,,,csy Representatives.

,ru,nrcrd that the Congression-
81 .,,.<i,n will shortly inquire into
u ,,o,,ances connected with the
tr If the Kentucky Representa-
NJ course this investigation is
s,rco The Radical Congressman
'.' r.rlpct!y well, when they voted
'"' ,,j, these members, that they had
90, every instance regularly re-
- and hv large majorities. They
.,,.o that no constitutional or
,hisc,ions could be urged against
;,nwrdiatr admission. The sole
..Jo -, exclusion was the politics OF
: v.r,nrLy Representatives aud their
,,,crrt> Had they been willing
,.nl themselves To the furtherance OF
:, rp,nou, policy of the Radical trai-
-, c,r. non would ever have been
....Ja.,o their admissibility; but be
.u, D.mr,rat-. and representing State
..r.,., r,.p}r are devoted TO constitu-
.,.a,l iIbrrry. the howl of "disloyaity'
-, raised against them, they were de-
.,.I ,tr seats 10 which the Constitu.
,,,r entities them, aud an inquiry into
.l. mode of their election ordered.
u,., likely il was also anticipated that
, good deal of capital, to be used in the
p,..,l.a.i:! election, would he made
mr. rlr Radical party BY the character
ot fhr testimony that the Jacohin
would be able to collect
from negroes and irresponsible and I'M
.rrrnnlon, whites. The fall electionsat
he Nor.l. will, in reality, probably set
I, m" uuc.tion Of the future adnissi-
,iIi.y oT Democratic members iIto Con-
,rt>>. and we are, therefore, quite hope
nj that kentucky will yet he fully rep
r,4rtra in the Fortieth Congress.
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Torrsr. Of a Gai,,y Conscience.

A Radical of the Thad. Stevens and
Ben. Wade stripe, out in Iowa, lately
expressed himself as follows in speech
GENTLEMEN: The war is not vet
over. To-day there is an hundred
Thousand armed men in the South,
ready at the first opportunity to devas-
tate the North" Yes" he continued,
waxing eloquent, eyes, fathers, you may
we'll think of your home to be made
desolate by the ruthless invaders. You
may think of your families to be out
ragged of your hard earnings destroyed.
Yes, mothers, you may we'll hug your
little infants to your bosoms. Unless
Cong ess is sustained it won't be long
before Southern fiends are dashing their
brains out The Mississippi river will
run blood instead of water. The bright
cedar will be crimson with your gore !;
rhe-the-the Dutch, gentlemen, will
join with them and hold high carni-
val of blood and beer. Beware, beware !.
Don't vote for Heusted-he is the chief
of the Golden Circle, and wasin close
communication with JEFF. Davis. Vote
for Benson for county Judge"
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Serious Engagement.

New YORK, October. The Herald's
Havana special says: Intelligence has
been received here by the steamer
Louisiana, just arrived from St. Thom-
Ms TO the effect that a serious engage.
ment took place on the 18th nit, before
Fort Blasson, on the borders of st. Do
mingo, but on Haytian soil. The Cacos
Haytian revolutiOnists especially op-
posed to President Salnave, who were
in position of the Fort hoisted white
fiag on the Fort and while Salnave's
troops proceeded to take the Fort, were
fired upon and cut to pieces by the rev.
nlutlonists. Some members of the fst
families of Port au Prince are among
the fallen ,gt.T H r.w
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men who have fallen underthe displeas-
ure Of King Artburs Board 70 Regis
tration. Truly these are strange times.
The troops sent here, deport themselves
as becomes the soldier, and we will try
and make their stay as agreeable as
possible. What shame it is that the
Government at Washington could have
40 person TO advise it, except low un.
principled partisans. There is no need
of troops in Barbour, but suppose the
Radicals think different.
OLD SOLDIER.
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Nix. A. I. STEWART, the New York
dry goods merchant, instead of being
dead as reported has just been made be
recipient Of public reception in his
native town in Ireland.
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Rinnuciai.

New YORK, October s.-Shipments of
currency for the week amount to about
s6,OOO, 900, making 50,00U, 900 since Au-
gust. The Assistant Treasurer bought
about 3,OO0,OOO 7.3g notes during the
week and sold s5U0, 900 in gold. Tue
Assistant Treasurer has commenced the
issue Of three per cent. certificates for
exchange of compound notes.
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Editor Of the Register:
Our quiet little village was surprised
on Thursday morning to find compa-
nv of United States troops in our midst.
What they come for, is the question
asked by every one you meet, except the
extreme Radicals. Our county never
has been more quiet than now, although
the Board Of Registration has been max
ing sad havoc among the Conservative
and Union voters of the county, and the
only grumbling I hear is from Union
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Private.

PERSONS BEING AFFLIc TED WITH
a apy kind of secret diseases will receive ad.
vice With prescription for fee Of thrre dollGr-,
rhich win permanently cure them Ladies are
narticularly requested TO address rs on any Of
The various disesses Of the sex Address
M r GALE HUTCHINS. MD. & Co,
No 1924 Lombard street
or,AvIm Philadelphia Pa
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PetrOleO-Calcium Gas,

ONE OF TIE MOST VALUABLE IN.
~ prOvements of the age is the process Of man.
ufacturing gas BY the PetrOleuCalcium Gas
Company, of Wheeling, Vest Virginia, upon
patents of DIR. j. Ii. Connolly, from an almost
valueless product of Petroleum Oil (residumH,) }
in combination with lime, or lime and COAL 80
simple that two thousand feet of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. 1t has been thor.
oughly tested upon such a scale, at the McLure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
OF Mr. j. z. GichriSt, near the same city, as to
nix the certainty of its affordiug entirely salts
factory results in the production Of small and
large quantities OF Gas, and can I've with great
economy applied to Prirate Residences, Semi.
naries Hotels, Factories and Cities. Itissuperior
to any Gas now in use. not only as to the safety,
simplicity, practicablity and great .heapness Of
manufacture, but for its superior brilliancy soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom from the
sulphurOus doors common to Gas.
These facts the officers of the company will
take pleasure in demonstrating to those desiring
10 adopt or interest themselves in it. The com
pany will sell rights to manufacture in Towns.
Counties Districts or States, and direct att"n.
ton 10 the following
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Mas. FANNY KEMBLE has arrived in
Philadelphia from Europe, 70 see her
children. Her husband. Pierce Butler,
died few months since in Georgia,
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FOR SALE.

yaLGABLR FARM AT NEW
a Marfinsville, wet1el county West yfr-
ainia kno~n As the Boyer Yarn, containing
ssa ares of Land, With good builaiBgs, &C.
a. several other farms IN the vicinity. For
information, apply to- e. sTEY, on the PREMISE
oct4w5t
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HOTELS.
,hertnn House Reopened
SWAMI HOUSE,
PARKERsBURG, W. VA,

'pHE ONLY FIRST CLASS HO.
! TELin the city, and the most conveniently
located as IN the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-
larged and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction, forced IN
A tank on top Of the building, from which me
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER
II is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE, and attention TIIoRouGH.
marl4.Iy J. .WM DENT, Proprietor.
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TESTIMONIALS:
4 Is'I n III Wv u y 10
XuEFIINn " Va August 6 lSG1.

WHEELING, W. Va, August 8, lsGi.
To The President of the Pctroleo. Calcium Gas Co:
SIR-we have thoroughly and carefully in.
vestigated the construction and workings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according 10
your companys patents, anu the combinations
Of materials used. as now working upon the
McI.ure House in this city, and country resi-.
denoe OF j. p Gilchrist, Esq, near this city. For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, we
consider Il superior to any other method Of man.
ufacturing Gas that We are acquainted with.
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by oil
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully,
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A. j. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of WhSSiiH1.
W. W. MILLER & Co.,
T'aioD Foundry and Engine Work..
WN. HARE
Plumber and Gas Filter.
W.. GOODWIN d Co,
ProprietoTs NcLuTc House,
WM. 4. TURNER,
Jsirslcr and Watch Maker.
SWEENEY & Co,
NdcLiniSts and Engine Builders.
WM ID. TERRY,
General X. X. Text Agent.
LoCIs GAUss,
Proprietor McLiTe House Saloon.
REILLY BARNES & HoBBs,
BTeWerS.
And refer by special permission TO
JAS. II. CHRIsTT Esq,
Pinsbvr1. Pa. formerly TedSTeT City Gas Co.
S. II. GOLUTHARP, Esq.,
Gas EngiHeer, PitSbtTg Pa.
PETRoLEO-CALCICN GAS CO,
aueI3-eowly Wheeling, W.Va
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University of Virginia.

'l'HF NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
] tiou will begin on the fret day of October
1861, and end on the Thursday preceding the
18th Of July, 1869.
To be admitted a. a student, the applicant
must DO sixteen years of age. There Il no pre-
-cribed CURRICULUM Of studies In this institHtioD.
Every student may select the schools he viii At
tend but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless by leave Of the
Faculty he b. allowed IN stteBd loss than three.
The method Of instruction il by lectures and
text books accompanied hy daily examinations.
The University Is divided into three depart
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1. Academic.


Vim. y. Peters. A. ". Prof Of Latin
BIZ Gildersleeve, Pb. D., Prof. OF Greek.
VI. Sohele De We're, LID, Prof Of Modern
CT, IS Vrnable, A. u, Prof Of Mathematics
Leopci2 j. BOeek, Ahjct. Prot. II Applied
Francis II. Smith, A. NJ. Prof Of Natural
4. Naupin. A. NJ. Prof Of Chemistry.
.CTe be appointed Sept. itb.J Prof. II Technol.
ogy and A gr4culturSlS Silence
w H. MeGufey. DID. LID, Prof Of Moral
Philosophy.
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John B. Minor, LID, Prof Of CculDan and
Statute Law.
%. Southall. Prot. Of Constitutional sad In.
tsTnational Law. Mercantile Law and Equity.
III. Medical.
10 h. appointed sept. 4tbJ PRO-. o. Medicine
and Obsistric-.
j. L. Cabsil, 81. D. Prrf Of Piysioiozy and
Surgery.
]. : Dzvi. n D Prof Of AuatO'ny aud Ma
teria Medica.
S. lLaupin ". D.. Prof Of Chemistry sHd
Pharmacy.
j. z. CLanoello.. N. d, Denou,trator Of
Anatomy.
session Of zine mOnths exclusive Of tsrt- t-booO'
clothing and pockSt TuOnsy. VIII b. about a. fol-
lows
I. For the Academic Student sttsndiBg
three PTOfeSsors sl6D. :,
II. For the Law stadent. attending the fun
c0ur-e Of Law tJ65.
III. For the Medical Student, attending the
full Medical oOarse, 800. -,
OF the-e suuts respectively, 80, 10 aad
S959 viii he required In sdsHDos ana thS balance
in the progress Of she session
For Gatalozaes, giving details Of the SEEAHiza-
ton Of the sEhools pAn Of instruction, expeDses,
A. aIdrrss Wns. WeTtEnbaker. Secretary OF
x NAuPIN. Chairman Of tho Faculty.
jnlyI3 -. University 0fVA
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TEAM q OAT PRINTIRG
- prgmYtiy and hzpdsonely done tEt TH2
WRRELfHG REGIETRR.