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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

(R.) Republicans, IS. 3D. Democrats, 10.
(s) New members.
II will be seen from the table given above,
that twelve OF the ftty>three Senators are
new men, at least were not members Of the
last Senate. All the States entitled 10 rep
resentation are fully represented, with the
exception of Maryland. The vacancy caused
by the resignation of Governor Swami will
be filed without much delay
The House organized by the reelection Of
Speaker Colhx, he receiving not only the
entire vote of his own party, but two Demo
cratic ballots-s high compliment to his fit
ness for the position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

snt has seen, and yet business Is rapidly dis
posed Of. There 10 no drunkenness among
the members, and this will be wonderfully
understood when state that many Of the
committee rooms keep open house. The
House finally takes Q recess at 8 q. m"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

RrcuAnp 7. Cox, Gsorgstovn rsbs,, in the
dosed lsse all, and whose properly vas nmotl
esusd - Nm By sxscutivs ssdse n Dsesuhs A
- ~ e e WS e. ss.s ss'Pss Nm Stan; 4
efhss ladies connscted vi1A ~ ho1e a,
oolorsd osphens and sgsd voelss, Tor uss
I'D ahsss q ~ hesae visAes1 his cou,s.t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

The New York Tri6aae's special has this
account Of the last hours preceding the close
Of the Thirty Ninth Congress:
"At IL o'clock Ar. Dawes takes the chair.
and Mr.. lie Blonc the first time speaking
20 the point, OFF, resolution warmly
thanking the Spens.' for the manner in
which be had files hi, ,tiesin the XXXIyth
Congress. Mr.. Wafield responded verv
handsomely for 10 %. ,rles, the House main.
tanning profound sile Every man rises in
support of the resolu ION, and it passes unan-
imously. Ashly is i,nacious about mohair
cloth for shoe-h lining ..ai Hotchkiss ia enthu
siAstic and waggish ~ support OF beet sugar
machines or sugar besi machines, it is for.
gotten which. Each sxcites merriment, one
ridiculous, the other troll. Time begins to
hang heavily over the galleries, and they are
Heing siffed of their occupants. Some inef.
0qDuAl diminishing 70 adjourn fails of its
nasn1pose. Members, psges, and reporters be-
,f tia 70 cape. Some nod and some hands fall
10 purchs desks, heavy with sleepiness. Mar
-. ~ ~. pew member from Nebraska,
W .' was only awakened by q
'eouss fnii OF entsrrfsrstion Of the resolution
man with model estsblias commencement Of
10 popularity and success he 5000 tinkled In
hos viii increase in the future, Two Gays ser
's's' ~ eo1 1"uo'' -tonous dis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
LAW AND ORDER IN KENTUCKY.

Since the Proclamation of Gov. Bran
lette against the Regulators" be has re-
ceived numerous warnings from that class of
gentry, to the effect that be will be put
through, unless he leaves the State.
The editor of the Commonwealth, Union
paper published at Frankfort, has also re-,
ceived notice to quit, in the following form:
"HEADouARTERs IN FRAsKFoar.
"EDTToR OF CoMAoswKALrH:-You are
hereby ordered to stop your publishing pieces
against the actions of Judge Lynch's men in
Kentucky. Your paper is Yankee sheet,
and we have resolved to put down all such
papers and men. Now, walk straight, or YOU
will know how the niger felt that we gave his
rights last spring. You and your whole gang
had better clear out, and 60 to your damned
Yankee kin.
"By order Of "JUDGk LYNCH,
"NIGHr Hawk LEFT,
"BLAoK ISDIASA.n
That is the kind of Democratic Govern.
ment advocated by secesh and Copperheads
down South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

~
MINNESOTA.
Alex Ramsey, r
Daniel S Norton, d
NEVADA.
VIM N Stewart, X
Jas W Nye, r
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Aron II Cragin, II
Jas W Patterson, Re
NEW JERSEY.
A g Csttell, r.
+ 7 Frelinghuyscn, r
NEW YORK.
Edwin ID Morgan, X
Roscoe Conkling, Re-
oREaoE.
Geo H williams, r
Henry W Corbst, Re
PENNSYLVANIA.
Chas A Buckzlew, ID
Simon Cameron, r.
RHODE ISLAND.
Vim Sprague, r
Henry A Anthony, 4
TENNESSEE.
d I Patterson, ID
] 5 Fowler, X
vERNoBf.
Geo p Eamunds, r
Justin S Morrill,, Re
WEST VIRGINIA.
Peter G Van Wrinkle, r
Waitman I Wiley, r
WISCONSIN,.
Jas r Doolittle, d
Timothy 0 Howe, r
NEBRASKA.
Thos W Upton, Re-
John NJ Thsyer, Rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
THE RIIsERABLEsi

CoLGAfsJ AEOnAfiC yEsETAsLR SOAR.
: s.psssr TeilsA sep, sy-.sasss. 49, rsAss.
VsestAaas Oaasss soutsAseies vi.s Navs,san
and especially dssigned for the uss Of Ladies' a.A
he Nursery. IL perfume d szauisas., s,df.s
ins proprtie unrivAllsd. For sls bya ArusE,sts-
: a6s1o1.a EsasR " as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
rHr ronTrETH cOreRnss.

The Fcrieth Congress has been duly ors
ganized. The Senate is to be presided over
by Senator Wade instead of Mr.. Foster, who
is no longer member Of that body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
A NEW REMEDY

1t stands for Merits without a Superior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

TIE Chicago Times has an editorial on the
Law recently enacted for the protection of the
wool interests, in which il makes an effort to
convince the wool growers that they were
sacrificed by the law, and sold out to the
wool manufacturers.
The Times may have readers so lily in.
formed as to swallow that kind of stuff, but
the wool growers are too intelligent to be ca.
silly humbugged, and most of them know that
the law enacted Is the same that passed the
House at the first session of the seth Con.
gress. That law they will also remember was
proposed in the interests of the wool grow
ers, and endorsed and urged upon the favor
of Congress by score or so of Wool
Growers Conventions in the Middle and
Western States.
The law is, we trust, sufficiently favorable
20 save the twenty-five millions of sheen now
in the country, and to secure a living price
for the wool shorn from them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
BOOKS FOR THE Holidays

LAR AND NEAR--storiss Of cbratm..-rr
4 sfouihful Dlgence spd Future Home
1ports and passimes for Indoors and Out
YARN Hsnxh ard Gold Rsgiol.,
woodruff, " eveetast vhsn Cruahed,
rnttenos n work and pskfencs 70 Watt
The Mountain Daisy ana etheriutorissr
Edith yernons Life work:
Miracles 81 Heavenly Lave
The Book Of Fairy Etoriss
1hs fattss, o. Patty Steel;
hssssd nca Hsypt
etsssh q 10y 0snaus.
Ho0sin HaUhls Lfsri
{, ebters and not eisterp;
Ia Grams world;
xsshsss Owning Home;
n 11sek Prince;
The kebhsn Cave;
The Cvesn Of euccesE
1aisy Know Rk
NJ easter MarTArst
frsal anA 1riumphs
eaadfoFd snd Merton.
0flbset orssh&m:
ewtn Hsniy RSslnson;
kohtn4os OFusoe;
1As Dfus eoeks
Days h Dhe
- n eiiysr Cup;
y s e: ss0a~, rn. ~
New Figs. =
LUST received one case, in paper car,ooc..
- Itsl7I RoBER1seE j ALRERa
A1hAEnOcasa nor. 4 ffssa II yass r,esaveshv
- y COX 0yU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

TELEGRAPHlc dispatches have their esthet-
ics. That wire is thoroughly American, and
utilitarian, and the news items have been
very practically and plainly put as they come
over it. But Chicago is ambitious, and puts
under all presidents in its ambitious progress.
siveness. 1t has infused its irrepressible
spirit into its kilograms now, and makes the
telegraph wire the bearer of its top.loftical
rhetoric. Thus, in yesterday mornings dis
patches from Chicago, announcing the be-
ginning of navigation in the lakes for this
season, the following flowers of speech
bloomed and were cropped thus early while
yet the snow Of winter fingers. The dispatch
said: 1.-THE white sails Of venturesome
craft were seen far out on the lake, giving
token that the bands Of winter are removed
from the path of these messengers Of com
merce. The sight of an unfettered sheet Of
water covered with these hurrying wings will
be indeed cheerful"
You will see, but even this rhetoric will be
improved upon, and dispatches will come to
MS yetin railroad meter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

The "eight hour system is established
in the State of Illinois by law passed at the
recent session of the Legislature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

Date Of Election. State. Rep. Desn
l4th of May, 81 Especial .kentucky-.... Z
LIST Monday in April. ........ Connecticut.
LIST Wednesday in April Rhode Island. d.
I'd Tuesday IN March IN. Hampshire. -
LIST Tuesday in Sept......... California. >.
LIST Thursday in sept......- Tennessee......4 4
The Repnbticas already have in the House,
as in the Senate, clear three-fourths' major
ity, Mr.. Colfsx having received l27 votes,
and Mr.. Marshall only 80, and the vote being
stricly party one, with only two exceptions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
OREGON.
Nil. ID n

tEEdOSs
Rufus Mallory, Re
PEsEsYLvANLA.
l Sam J Randall, D
2 Chas 0'Niel, K
3 Leonard Myers, R
4 VIM D Kelley, r
) Caleb \ Taylor, Re-
6 Benz NJ Boyer, d
7 John NJ Broomsll, r
s J Lawrence Getr, De
Q Thad Stevens. K
10 Henry l. Cake, Re-
IL d VI Van Auken, De
- Chas Dennison ID
Is Ulysses I Mureur, K
IA Geo + Miller, 4
is j Glossbrenner, d
l6 VIM NJ Konsz, K
IL Daniel ] Morrill,, r"
Is Stephen z Wilson. r
~ g w Schofeld, X
20 Darwin A Finney R.
q John Covode, Re
% J X Moorehead, X
% Thos Williams, X
"A @ V Lawrence, K
RHODE ISLAND.
Two members to be
elected in April.
TENNESSEE.
Eight members 10 be
elected In August.
VERMONT.
Woodbridge, r
2 Luke P POLAND, Re-
Nv @ Smith, r.
WEST yIRG IEIA.
! J d Hubbard, K
? Benz NJ Kitchen, r.
: Daniel Polsey, Re-
WISCONSIN.
! Halbert E Paine, Re
2 Benz F Hopkins, r"
5 Amssa Cobb. r
4 Chas c Eldridge, d
5 Philetus Sawyer, K
s c c Washburne, Re
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

Besides the Twenty first New York Dis.
trict, left vacant by the resignation of Senator
Conkling, there are, as the above table shows
twenty>nine members to be elected. Judging
from indications, the returns from the pend,
ing elections in these six States will stand:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

The New York Tri6ane's special has this
account of the last hours preceding the close
of the Thirty Ninth Conoya.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

NFNA IN.
Delos X Ashley, X
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Three members 20 be
elected in March.
sEw JERSEY.
l Vim Moore. Rs
2 Charles liaight, De-
3 Chas Stigreaves, d
4 John Hill. Re-
5 q A Hslsey,Rs
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a5tsas, 5ag.9as aa bs Eg5ass, tgl9e bai$s sesaIss
EGsat4 iAb.
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25a5 e5Vc}ezblaGa ssj3eg1 Es8gg 5eest19 naa FcFet
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sla5 G2suti@ianS a.gfans3I s5 iaQgIi4 (sini@gEs.4
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eem Srubi4in enben ioQie, tDOIlten bic Bers
f6mBrer in grpfer 3abl iid betbsigen Nno ben
bepafiueten IrpB ihrer Dtener uno Geilige in
Der 9idbe perbcr0en balten, nit benz SAlag
stpEIf Die 2id)tar an&I5ideu, ben aaiier unl3lns
0eIn uno tbn in Der 8ertpirrung un6 Duntebett
eutfhbren. SIN 8ereiu nit i0ren GIefdbrten
pplIten iie i'm bann na6 einem S6Icde in cen
Bergen b:ingeu, tpabrenb Der bObe aIerus, Der
tpegen Der pom Wattbias ben 9eiaitsn serabrs
ten protettipn sdnitig fit benieIbsn eeitimmt
par, ibn aIs Safer prOtlamiren ioute. Gin
0ei68tag foIte beruFen UlaIpias eetpablt
nereen uno oa8 Oberh0upl be8 beiIi9eu
r6niihen Neide8 iein.
HuopIpb ppQte Die 0IuBregein, paourA
uereitten, nas sr bIub Oen Goelleutsr, aber nid9t
beren @efoIge GinIaB in'S @h(ob geitatte, unO
lpdbrenp 9IQes ii6 Der Sr6bIi6tsit bingebe, ole
@arniicn unter ben g3aifsn gu bulten. Sine
Stunbe our Witternaht iOQte jecer 0erI6m6s
rer 70 rubig pia mbglib berbaitst uub IN ein
ispsrateS une liberes Gepabrlam eebrabt
tperoen. Snoem man 70 Die Siibrer BON bem
Saufen a6i6ntte, mptIte man Die gerT9p6rIng
eritiden unO bes @rjber3pgs ebr9eisi9e Yldne
bereteln - Da 2utas Sleeper wabrIbeinli6
Wtatbta8 auf benz 8aae beeIeiteu iolte, 70
freute lf6 Der Raiicr BEL oieisr Gelegenbeit sas
slei6 tieien tlibnen Ndubsr in feline @ewalt gu
befpmmen.
6prtIebuuq fpIat.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-26
9

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SO, ~ g!ualins, GalicOs, 5IureGe go. ~
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glo. u oenseugs, lInterr0te, 9'stt- gtc. u
SO. II seu8e, War4ent, &itn9s, glO. II
SO. u @iugban, Iiaueue 2idtas SO. II
go. II der, Quilts, piano, 9eden, go. II
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-26
syreitag, Dan 26 Nprtl 18t
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pbsr
2ic magtStbe 0rOtke BON gSilbuRa
(Gms Grabbing aus benz 16, 9obrbuHpert.)
L6ortiebuna.l

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Sin gutter uno en b6ier Gneel tdmpften in
@aHamour'8 !0srSen I'm bic 6errlGaft Ser
b5ie tpar 3u nlG6tg uno Der quite mar belieg'.
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nidt ;u pornebm 1T, oenu, lit 5plNes Der 6a(l,
70 bat man itet8 cine Gd3dar 9riioer, Gette1n
unb cersleihen auI oem I6ulle." yGle 1T MID!
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beg Suben gen Subob 9o6ter." ,0eiliae
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uno nit 6reuoell. Meine 0lntter babt einen
Suben msbr a!s eire S&Ipnee unb bat mir &c.
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9eringIte uuitemIidfeit oarf iie erbutoen, "Ipra6
Mofamcur nit 9taG0rud Isle Ipq feline
eroulpen," eripieoerte Qutd5 beYhdmt ,glun,
fraete Der &itter, ,lpdnn wr(It Sbr e5 t6un?"
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let, unO 70 ipe Der @cgel 9ef1ngen 1T, tuerbe
i'd eiuen 8ptibafter an Gua obienoen. M6er
po5in ioll i4 fje bringen?" vNah Snlcb
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ieiu unO fe in Gmpfang pebmen." D@pat
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8ansit. $50 mil" mar Die @ntpQrt. 60
rpar Der 6anoet abgei aLOiien, ber Gltber in bic
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ia8en fonnte, er banos!e nit freism gBillen.
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bic In ieinsr 8ruit tCbten, trisbeH ipn pDran,
unbetinmert. su lpelder Sdanpe, gu peldem
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-26
500 OGfitae

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Capital......,....."$15O,OOO



T. II Logan, 7. p Shallcross, j. S. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendei, J. II. Hobbs, Samuel McClcl
Ian, G. W. Franzhelm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex,
Iaughlin.
1iHlS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized four years, and in that time
done asucceSsrnl business, is still prepared to
take risks at fairrates IN buildings ofall kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steam Boats and Cargoes on tho
Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can he insured on
dwellings, furniture, barns, and contents, for
or5 years at reduced rates,
This being homo institution, with the lar.
goSi capital and surplus of any company in
hesitate and composed of some ninety-iour
Stockholders, most Of whom are among our
men. recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration Of the insuring public.
aud sollciis their patronage,
Applications FOR insurance. win DO promptly
attended 60 by the Secretary. ~
Office 30 Monroe street.
N. o. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN. President,
GEO. MENDEL. Vice President.
y. N. O0EN. Special Agent
GEO. MARTIN, Agent, Point Pleasant,
W, Va. IJunO 9O-iy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

The readers of the newspapers will
instinClively compare the reception of
Phil. Sheridan in Philadelphia on We'd
nesday with that of Andrew Johnso on
OF the beginning of his tour "orOund he
circle" The latter was heavy, dull, and
forced; the other was like oavolry dash
full OF enthusiasm and genuine fayOr.-
Each told lesson Of popular apprecla-
ton aud nationoIi Judgement
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

Ia the House oil tho Thirty-ninIh
Congress there were las Republicans
and Al Democratic members. orS to l.
10 the FOrlislh, or present Congress,
there are l4G Republicans and 46
Democrats, SO that, with lhroo'fourths
of the House, the Union party is tol,'.
ably safe with its policy for two years
10 come.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

The Baltimore Democracy uominaIed
candidates for Offices under The new Con.
alilu,ion, on Tuesday. They were oil
sympathizsrs with Secession. Among
them Judge Scott, who, during the war,
was confined in Fort McHcnrJ, for dis.
loyalty; for Associate Judges. Campbell
White Pichney, Q rebel officer, at one
lime on Lees staff; aud Robert Gilmore
Jr,, brother OF Harry GILMORE, the Reb'
Of rader.
"Sich is ufs'-in Maryland,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
Union Republican
MEETINGS.

Judge N Simpson, Union Republic
can candidate for The House Of Delegates
will address the people OF Mason county
Al the following Times and places. Let
ihers be a general lprn Out:
Graham to-, Oct. 18th, Up. M. Bum
garner's Mil.
West Columbia, October leth, 2 p..
m.
Lewis ip. Oct, IA, p. NJ. Hickory
Chapel.
Cfendeuiu tip. Oct 18th 2 p. m.
Mount Piseah. On The 18th, at 2. p m,
Foidley's School House.
Arbucklo tp.p Oct 18th, 2 p. m. al
the 8 Mile School House. Oct. 18Th,
2 p. m. at B. L. Hays on big l6.
Harmon tp.. Oct. 18th, 2 p. m at the
School House at camp. Oct. 2lSt, 2 p.-
M. at the school house near Geo. Holl-
eY's on Little Guyandolle. Oct. ED.
2 p. m. al the school house near Cush-
ing's.
CIendenin Up Oct. Esd, p, m, at
Crab Creek school house AT Poiut
Pleasant Oct. % l. at night.
BY order of the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

A Base Ball Tournament will be held
in this place at an ea'ly day. The Base
Ball Clubs of Athens. Gallia and Meigs
counties, Ohio, aud Mason county, W..
Va. win be invited and expected to at
tend. The proposed premiums will be
$50, aud SIS. A big time is expected
by those with Base Ball on the brain. !"
A Committee have the mater in hands,
aud we hope TO make tho "oaicial" ca
nOuncemeut in our next Issue, Our ci-
items are taking quite an interest in the
mater. Go it mullins we're in.-4ia-
.dlepon Pres.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

JOjgs Simpson, the Union candidate
for seat in The HOUSE Of Delegates Of
Vest Virginia, from Mason County, has
challenged his competitor 70 canvass
said county, in company with hin, du-
ring the present political canvass. Pom.
sroy 7ASqraph.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
Point Pleasant Retail Market
Corrected Weekly by
COLE & BRYAN, GRocERs.

FLouR-ln good demand; Super so;
Family Sl9 SO; Fancy Sl3 so
GRAIr Wheat prime 81 1902 so;
Oats 45@5Oei Corn rs.
PRovisIoNs--ShoLlders l4@l7 cts;
hams 2O@e3c; sugar cured 25ci sides
l5@2l c; dried beef 9593e cents,
Mess Pork l5c. per pound.
AppLEs--areen 500Go per bushel.-
Dried 4O5c pound.
DRreD PgAoHss- i0@l5c a pound.
PorAroEs 1901 90 per bush.
LARD 100
,.,1Be4ran sss.s's-.;s .---l--4
Eoas--In good demand at l2l0l5c.
CorgEE-2503o fof green. Btowned
IS els.
SuaAR--Havauaa, 14e; Cuba Ice;
N. o, l6@lTc; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, 1000 c.
MoElssrs-- Sorghum $4,000 per gal
N. o, 81 10. Syrup 81 go
SoDA-leIo for New Castle.
STARcH-l00l2c.
FIsu-New mackeral by the kit 50 so
use 90.
SALr-Barrel SO %
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Tao President, in his Buncombe pro-
clamalion, enjoins all people TO obey the
Constitution and respect the COuas; but
who shall onjoin the President to obey
the Constitution and respect Congress?
He may get suitably eojeired soon after
The elst Of November.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

ExcreMsNT IN BARBOUR CoUSTY.-
Gov Boreman learning that an organ.
lied effort would DO made in PhiliPpi,
% Monday next. 10 prevent the Board
OfRegistratiou from executing The law,
,ielesfaphed TO Gen. Grant, on Saturday
last, fOr safliciout force to preserve tbs
peace aui enforce the law. On yss.et,
day Maj. Nicodemus With two companies
Of Regular troops arrived at PhiIippi.-
W. sappnss &c will sLs-ablo TO Kssp thO
rebels ia our good couuty of Barbour
quiet Ctarks5arg Telegraph.
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PATNTTNG.

~ L. G. FSAUPIN, House Sign aud or.
IT, nsmedtpl Painter, Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, ,h@Snst putthascd Adams Patent
GralnlLg sMaeliihh, aid il now prepared to do
Alb KINDS. or 1siIGTlNG AND GRAIN.
ING n uio latest and most approved Style
Orders sbliciled.and which will receive prompt
attention, Prices moderate. [sep S-Gm,
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Examination Notice,

EXAMINATIONS for Teachers OF Urea
~ Schools, for Mason county, win DO hld
at tho School House in Point Pleasant. on las
THIRD SATL RDAY Of oaOh month, CflW
10 A, NJ. to o'clock Z. NJ Private cKimu.
ations will not DO granted, In any case. 81
d. 0, FORBES, County Sups
June 1th. 1866 w.
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POINT PLEASANT
Classical School.

A INSTITUTION with this titlewill be
N opened in Point Pleasant. West Va, on
the ION of SEPTEMBER, 1867, aud continue
through scholastic year Of ten months; in
charseof 3
Rgy. b. D. BLAIR, Instructor in Moral and
Mental Philosophy.
IL. Q. LOWRY A. NJ, Instructor in Langua.
ges, Mathematics and Physiccl Sciences.
The price of tuition will vary from 50 to So
per month, according TO he branches taught
A contingent fee of so cents per month will be
charged.
Rooms and board can be had in the place Mt
reasonable rates. Text books procured ut city
prices.
1t is the design Of this Institution to pre-.
pare boys aud young men for the highest Col.
leges or University Of the country or for the
business Of life. Any who desire to study
French aud German will have the opportunity
IL any should desire to study Law In connect.
ion with an Academic course, arrangements
to this end can DO effected with distinguished
lawyer of this place, who has probably the &.
nest library in the State.
Tuition fees will be paid monthly.
The school viii be nonscctarian in politics
aud religion, 1t will be conducted according
to tho laws and rules Of Colleges,
Mr. Lowrcy refers to he Faculty of Emory
aud Henry College Of Virginia Prof Peters.
Of tho University ofVirginia, and the patrons
oftho Charleston Institute
Mr.. Blair refers to the Faculties Of Jefferson
College, Pennsylvania, and Union Theological
Seminary, Virginia.
septl04w.