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ARRIVED THTa AFOuNTru..

scbr ]. Burley; Williams, from Wilmington N. c.
with lumber TO NorcrOss d Sheets, =" ~
TO captain
scbr N. N. Grining. GrIning from Portland. with
stone caDtain
ballast TO captain.
Steamer w. WhlldinI Riggans from Baltimore, with
mdse TO J. d. Ruoh '-~
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dell d Co.
Schr Mary q, Farr MolOy Boston. WestmOreland
Coal Co.
schr "A; W. Grining. erIfinE, New Haven. R. H.
Powell.
schr Carrie Walker, Mcfarland. Boston. Knight &
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MEMORANDA

Ship Mercator. LindermRn for PhiIadelnhIa s.,,o,
from Liverpool % inst "~AASu
gsI9ue Mary. Mccullough, hence. at Antwerp "a
BaIque Queen OF Scots. Smith. for PhiIadelDb,a,
sailed from Boston 18th inst ''pAA1S
schr M. E. Coyne. Facemire from NeWport fnr t,hV
ladephla. at New YORK yesterday.
5chr - Il. Harmed Adams, hence, at Norfolk I5tI
schr Edwin, Littlefeld. from Bridgeport for Phua
delphR, a. New \ ok yesterday, = '''
echIs E Bacon. Case aud Victoria, Bearse, hencey
at Portsmouth l4lh inst, ~NAS0i
SchTs M IL. WestcOIt. from Fall RIvar for phuadal,
phia. al New y Ork yesterday
bchIs II " Tasker Allen; A Pharo Shourds; and
instant ~'N
sehIs Lotle. Lowry, and c. NJ Terry. Burton. hence
scbr Pearl, lOOkin, hence for BiddefOrd. at New
sebf NJ: L; Vankirk Haley, hence for PAwtucketS
al New York yesterday.
schrs 8. A. HOFFMAN, Haley; j. simmons YounsS
and e. Shaw, shaw for Philadelphia. sailed froni
schT Mary Mckee, which was dIsmasted during tha
gale OF the sd nit at 0Rve8ton. ana mncn mas oeeH
lying at anchor of the beach ever since Wa lowed
st for repairs Her hull Is unnJusSus osS % 81 %
needs TO make her as good as new 10 DO" Auasta ana
rigging.
TaY TELnsRAPH.J - =
New YORK, Nov. l6-ArrNeu' ss0"iH'iiiP 9'"etiAf
"fa aIiESx Nov is Hrrived, steamship cu6a frOq
Liverpool tor BOSTON
DOMESTIC FORTS. -, - -
NEW YORK Nov. H.-Arrived, steAAn'hib Saty OL
eteamship Bremen, Meyer. h0m Bremen.
6feamBhip Gen. Meade, nom New OGietlnns
BaFquo AmaTanth, Won Hagen. from htemoos
BaTque Agnes eenaekes M0M D<oA@OS
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LATEST SHIPPING lKTELLlGEKCE.

BOraddttto7lGL Marine Nes0s see THIRD Page;
PORT OF PHlLADELPHlA........NO OVEMBER lsS
STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING ruR-
GRAPH oFFIoE.
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CLEARED THIS MoRNING.
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FIRST EOITIO N
WEST INDIES and MEXICO.
A Negro Outbreak in Jamaica
Imminent.
Reported Destruction of St.
Domingo CITY.

Etc, Etc., ETC., Eto., Etc. Etc.
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SEOUND EUIIIUN
THE LATEST NEWS.
Large Fire at Roxbury, Mass.
Decision of an Important Suit
I'm California.
Who Wrote the Recent Opinion on
the Illegality Of the Coming
Session Of Congress2
The Presidents Power to Dis
miss Stanton.
The European Markets To-Day.

ETC., ETC., Etc. ETC., ETC., Etc
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NEW YORK, Nov. lS.--ArriVeu' ssoAin7hip 9lDeEi
from Liverpool 9TH inst, =. .ooroahl,, S,,ha 49,
BAIIFAx. Nov. Is Arrived Stealh9nP Su"Hs HO
LIVERPOOL tor Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

as-To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Railway
,eesenss sny objects interest passing through the
beautiful valleys OF the Chemnng. Susqhanns Della.
w.re and Rsmapo rivers changing panorama Ct
of natures beauties commands attention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

We no Offer this Stove TO the public, who assured
that this Is the most snprior Cook Stove offered In
thu mafsst coiatinieg al The lste-t Improvements
Give rs q { III and ladge for :6urs Ives.
Er1rd-rs from the county will receive prompt At
ten'ion imay3-c6m
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THE Richmond Enquirer says: "We learn
that FIVE clubs of German Republicans hay.
been formed In this citN and that their az.
gregate membership amounts 10 upwards Of
three hundred. 1t is stated that the move
ment is still progressing rapidly amongst this
class of our population and that IL extends
from Screamersville % Rockets, and from
Union to Oregon Hills. Meetings are held
nightly, and much enthusiasm is said TO pre-.
vail amongst the members of the party
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

Why are trout like poor base ball play ers 7
Because they are often " caught out on fly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

He that cannot forgive others breaks the
bridge over which he must pass himself; for
every man has need to be forgiven.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

BsiaHAn Youso, II, asdt ssat havsI i zone
to Massachusetts. 49,
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The annual loss by the wear Of coin is e.
timated at one-tenth Of one per cent, and the
consumption by the arts and loss by FIRE and
shipwreck, Ut So, 000, 900 year.
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Tar ns,f yKsrn .YED AND Mos. Lux EIous SLEEP
rsa, CoAcHrs aS-IN THE WORLD ~ sccomps-
nv all night trains on this railway.
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The yield of wheat in q single county i,
Ohio is estimated at 700, 900 bushels, Whicl
will bring over one million Of dcll.rs.
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The Vienna Morning Post says that the
insanity Of Carlotta has become so confirmed
and 90 violent that she cannot be left alone
for moment. She is constantly endeavor-
ing to destroy herself. At rare intervals she
has sane moments, in which she declares,
81 do not want to live. prefer death to such
a,hfe as this. Where is my husband? Shall [
never see him again? No, no; he is dead
and yet still live" Not quarter of an
hour passes but that the unhappy Princess
demands news of her husband Her bodily
health has suffered sorely, and it is very
doubtful if abe will survive her husband long.
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The APOSTLE PAui's SALARY-Hunger.
thirst, fasting, nakedness, peril, persecution,
stripes, death. Very much like the salaries
of some preachers now>a days, only Paul re.
ceived more. Paul never was . settled min
lister, however, except IN Rome.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-03
POINT PLEASANT
Classical School.

AN INSTITUTION with this title will be
N opened In Point Pleasant. West Va, o.
tho ION Of SEP EMBER. 1867. and continue
through scholastic year VI ten months: in
chargeol
REv. B. D BLAIR. Instructor in Moral aud
Mental Philosophy,
II. G. LOWRY, A. II Instructor in Langua.
ges, Mathematics and Physical Sciences.
The price Of tuition will vary from So TO IS
per month, according TO he branches taught.
A contingent fee oil 50 cents per month will be
charged
Rooms and board can be had in the place At
reasonable rates. Tex books procured at city
prices.
1t is the design Of this Institution to pre-
pare boys and young men for the highest Col
legeS or University Of the country, or for the
business Of life. Any who desire 10 study
French and German will have the opportunity
IL any should desire 10 study law ~ cunnect-
ion with an Academic course. arrangements
tn this end can be Effected with distins .iishtd
lawyer of this place, who has prObably The Il :
nest library inthe State.
Tuition fees will be paid monthly.
The school will be non srclarian in politics
and religion. 1t will be conducted according
to the laws and rules Of Colleges.
Mr. Lowrey refers to he Faculty Of Emory
aud Henry College Of Virginia. Prof Peters.
Of the University OfVirginia, and The PatrouS
Of the Charleston Institute.
Mr. Blair refers TO the Faculties Of Jefferson
College. Pennsylvania, aud UuiOn TheolOsie.i
Summary. Virginia.
septl9.4w.
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West Virginia, SIS:

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of thu
IA Circuit Cont Of Mason county in the
month Of September, 1867.
Robert Erwin and Virginia Erwin, his wife.
vs..
William T. McCulliser. William Erwin. James
Erwin, William Frazier, IT,. Redman A
Shanks, William Shanks, and his wife Mary
Ann Shanks, aud the unknown heirs AZ law
Of john B. Poindexer. deceased.
The object Of this suit is to procure from the
unknown heirs at law Of Iohu B. Poindextsr.
deceased, title or coed Of conveyance for three
hundred acres Of land situated in Mason coun.
", West Virginia; which was sold by the said
John B Poindexter in his life time to the late
James McCallster. now deceased, and to oh.
tain apaHitlon or division Of The real estate Of
the said James McCollisler, deceased, among
the parties entitled thereto. aud it appearing
from the affidavit Of William Shank that the
unknown heirs at law Of the said John b,
POindexter 4 William Frazier, IT,, ere not resi-,
dents Of this State, on motion Of the eomplai.
nants tits ordered that they do appear here
within one month iter due publication Of this
order aud do what is necessary TO protect their
interests in the premises.
Teste:
W. W, HARPER. Clerk,
D. Polsley d Son for plaintiff.
Sept. l25w.
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To COnsumptiVes.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in aieW weeks by very simple iemedy
af.er having suffered for several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption anxious to make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF
the prescription used free Of charge.) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find 4 sure cure fOF
Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs.
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he eonceiyes to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it win cost them nothing.
and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, TREE, By return mail, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
V6nl-Yl
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SENATORIAL CONTENTION.

In pursuance oil notics given. The
Radical Union Convention 10 nominate
q candidate for STATE Senior ior the 9TH
Senatorial District, met OF the Court.
House in Kanawha county, September
l7,h, 1867.
Va motion, Fl. G. Parsons OF Putnam
county, was appointed President. and
John H. Woods Of Ksnauha. Secretary.
On motion, citizens present from the
counties not represented by delegates
we're reques.ed o tale part 10 the pro.
cuedogS Of The convention.
On motion, the convention adjourned
10 Q o'clock P, N, OF 10 such time as
might be designated by Inc ringing Of
The nell 10 await The arrival of the dele
i,a'es Of Mason, Clay, and Nicholas
counties.
The Convention re.assembled in The
Court House according 10 adjournment,
st 8 O'Clock A. NJ. September 18th,
H. G. Parsons 10 the cipir. The Sec.
relay not being present. R. S. Wood
all was appointed TO act ip his place,
The counties being called. Putnam
and Kauawha were found IN DO rOpres
nred, and Mason. Clay. aud Nicholas
cOuu'IOS not represented. BY The ratio
adopted by the last convention, Klnaw.
hG was entitled 10 FL votes, Putnam 7,
Mason 90, Clay l, and Nicholas 81.
Capt ], W. Cracrart, Of KauAwha.
namsA D, H. K, Dix. Of Putnam, as q
suitable person to rOOeiyo tho nOnioa.
tim Of the convention. Upon a vote
being taken, KauOwhA cast 81 votes for
D. H. X, DiE, and PutPOm cSst
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING,
CapitaI....."....""$15 80, 900.
DIRECTORS:

T. H Logan. T. P. ShallcroSs. J. 8. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. II. Hobbs, Samuel Mc0iel
Ian, @. W. FranEhelm, Jas, N. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
THIs COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized four years. and in that time
done successful business, ia still pFepared to
take risks at fair rates IN buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise. Manufacturing Embellishments,
Furniture, Steam Boats and 0arRoes on the
Western Rivers and Lakps,
This Company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers. whereby they Tan be insured on
dwellings, furniture, barns. and contents. TOT
8 or years at reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar.
Resl capital and surplus Of any company in
the State and composed Of some ninety-iour
Stockholders, most Of whom are among our
host business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration Of tho lnsuring public,
and solicits their patronage,
Applications for insurance will DO promptly
attended to by The Secretary,
Office 20 Monroe street
N, @, ARTHUR, SECRETARY.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN. President,
GEO, MENDEL, Vice PresSd0nt.
U. NJ. ooEN, Special Agent.
GEO, MARTIN, Agent. Point Pleasant,
W. Va. lJuno eO-Iy.
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Do nOIthsse specimens, and they are
but TsR. eUlltd at random from the
editorials Of the "sdop'ed Orgsn," make
good OUT promise. AMI prove. beyond
contradiction, tho! the IAvOrite style SOd
dialect Of the editor is iuimiISblS, save
aud except by the editor Of The Ia'lePeR'
dent. who was probably educated 10 the
same school. and from whose writings
any number Of similar inimitabls vulgar
phraseS night be culled. P'aise or cen
sur, from either passes IA as tho Idle
wind; and is only appreciated by tho
conservative gentlemen who endorse and
have adopted the s"Orgau' 10 do the
work 10 which they are ashamed, and
too proud to sloop"
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I votes forths same. WhsrsupOu D.
H. X. Dix was declared unanimously
nominated as the can lidals Of the Rad
ical Union parry Of the 7.h Senatorial
District for seat in the next STATE SEN
ale.
The following resolutions were pre-
sonlsd. AMI, after being read, we're taken
up AMI adopted separately and uuani-
mousIy:
Rs~lusd, That We will still end for
ever stsOd BY The constitution Of these
United states, and defend it even mare
zsalously than those WHO INV proclaim
superior loyalty from the hOusel'ps,
remembering lhat when that constitution
was in deadly peril, they knew poI one
brave word nr worthy etfIrl, but left it
until We 'prang forth aud saved il.
Resolcea, That we have faith 10 the
Republic-tbat we believe this nation is
destined 10 I've ADD triumph over "all
enemies and opposers whomsoever."
RsSOIusd, That we believe the nations
credit is as sacred as that Of individuals,
and lis solemn pledges shall be forever
regarded.
ReSoloed, That We will not contribute,
BY our apathy or diSSention, 10 the ad.
vancsment Of the conservative petty
a party that has no history 10 which it
dare refer. no principles which it dare
del,n1, whose sole warchWord is the
bases' cry that ever disgracsd a party,
and Wh'se SoIe destiny must lie over lie
broken faith and outraged moral sense
Of . nation.
Resolval. That We deprecate The con.
duet Of Andrew Johnson. the President
of The Unred Stares, aud lbas we co.
dorse The mili ~ genius rn,l statesman.
like qualities Of Secretary Stanton and
Generals Gam, Sheridan. Thongs, and
host of others, who, regardless OF po.
liticsl honO's or preiermeut, stand by
the couniyin peace as they nobly de
isodel il inWr.
Hrsolcc'E, That we po;nt with salts
faction 10 The record OF Senator Dix,
whom we have !his day put again in
nomination. and pledge him our earnest
support. and assure him entire success.
On motion, ths following gentlemen
were appointed Senatorial Committee;
william Was2y. OF Clay; Capt, T. G.
Putnam, ofNicholes; Capt. @ W, Smith,
Of Kauawhoi Fl. c. Parsons. oil Pnmlm;
and w. W, Harper, of Mason; aid on
motion. H, c. Parsons was made chair
man Of said committee.
On motion, H. g. McWor,er, Col.
VIM. F. Chambers, AMI Mr.. Brewer
we're appointed 10 notify Mr. D *
Dix Of bis nomination.
On motion. the convention adj turned
sine die.
II. G PARSONS. CAa,mqn.
r. S. WOoDAL, Secretary,
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion. will for
the sake OF suffering humanity. send free TO
all who need it. the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he wns
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad'
verLiser's experience. can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
v6nl-yl 42Cedar Street. New York.
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AMUSING.

AMUSING.
The "adopted Organ" OF last week,
iiasinuateS, I've wish for the credit of the
craft it would abandon that bad habit, J
that some person other than ourselves
writes our editorials. Whether the Oh
jocs is 10 disparage Us, or 10 compliment
some other person a our expense is not
material. II is in equally bad taste.
Though not so intended, it carries with
it . compliment to the Register, because
iNcouveys the idea that it is conducted
with al ability 10 which the editor is
moi himself equal. Whether true or not,
it cannot be material 10 the "Organ" or
lit. patrons. aud endnrsers, so long as we
bold ourselves responsible Tor every edi-
tOiAl article whi,h appears 10 the Regis
Ter.
We shall not, therefore, 90 much
CRAFTY the "orgsu," or its correspond
EMS, or readers. as 10 either dsclaim. or
oOGfsss the impeachment. In relation
TO the "organ" itself, or to its "endor-
lers" We have published nothing but the
truth. If that hurt or sung them, il
vas not US, but Truth that struck The
blow. When The blows OF The mighty
organ" fall upon our head so heavy,
and fast and crushing. that we can Meth.
er ward them off. nor break their force,
We wont CRY reccdri, and say. that an
ex.Judse. an ex-rebel, or 40 ex 'anybody
else showed foul play. II is pusilAni.
NOUS. The man Of honor and true
courage will fgh,i it Oat, aud il beaten
acknowledge hOnorabIy the superiority
Of II conqueror.
For ourselves wa are perfectly will
Jog to recognize tho editorials in the
"orgsu" as The genuine productions Of
its editor, nor do we believe that any
one will be likely 10 claim q division OF
the honor OF merit which may attach to
them. Nobody else is or could be The
writer Of his editorials; except perhaps
the editor of the Buffalo Independent.
and We expect to prove ii by specimens
cfhs own wiring.
In the list place his style is peculiar
to himself, and the editor Of the Buffalo
Independent
In the second place. bis IDEAS seem to
run 10 channel equally pecu-
liar to hinsslESud to the aforesaid editor.
And in tie third place. there is no
one in Il is community capable Of imita-
ting his style, or dialect. For instance
an editorial 10 The las. "organ" COM
meuces thus.
"Tbe vtry learned aud luciL (') wri.
ter who dishes up the toeGhy polions OF
dog fennel ,ea for the readers Of the
Regi2sr, lashes himself into fRty. &c"
And another editorial, with what truth
let our constant readers judge, begiRs DS
follows:
INECRO SUFFRAGE"
"The radical party Of Mason county
have OF last come out, through their ar
gan, (hand organ and monkey, anil
poor specimen Of monkey at that) in
favor Of negro sufase:"
And ngaia it begins another editorial
in this style:
"The stupidity or inconsistencies Of
come men is past all .comprchension-
For instance the secret editor of the lit
tie mongrel negro suffrage ,concem up
the street called the Register. &c, &c"
And get once more, hear him com.
.mencs OuolhOr editorial, In the same d.
sleet:
"ThO domagoguery and deceit Of
Judge Simpson is digusiing his own
psrly so much that many persons pub.
iiely declare that they will not vote for
aim, &c."
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CONNrY sUPRRINreNDENr.

Hr Editor;
There are two candidates bsfors the
people Of this county for lbs high aud
responsible position Of Superintendent Of
Frso Schools. The Rev. Nj. Ryan 10
the candidate Of The Union Republican
party. end Mr.. Howard the editor eff the
JoanIi. iS The candidate Of the Demo-
craIic-ConServatiVe-Rsb,l parry. Mr..
Ryan is native Of West Virginia, born
and reared upon her soil, his interests
are identified with her interests. Mr..
Howard 10 native Of Ohio, q renegade
from bis native State. He like tho frogs
that are sometimes caught up by The
WaIer-SpOut, SRep. along by the war Of
elements aud dropped ptOmiscuously
over The country by our late civil war,
Was caught up, carried over The border,
and unlonunalely for the cause Of loyalty
and Tor himself also, was dropped in
Mason county, and ever since has bern
used as no au'omalon for the sympOthi.
GERS oil traitors, and is now presented TO
you. The loyal voters Of the county, as 5
Ct person 10 gil one Of the most import.
ant Offices in the county. How can lhis
man feel the same interest in The success
OF West Virsinia'S institutions, as that
man docs whose nativity, early manhood
and ripper years were spent within her
limits, and the graves Of whose ancestors
are famed by The winds that sweep over
her lofty mountains aud down her plea
SAINT valleys. Mr., Ryoas record as
q chrisIian,u gentleman and a scholar. is
above suspicion. he Tpsopls of his ma.
live county fully endorsed what we say
when they elected him as their repre-
sentative 10 the Constitutional Conysn.
ton that framed aud presented to us for
our adoption QUE Of The best Constitu.
tons the country can boast Of.
The great question of our people
however. should be as 10 the respective
qualifications Of The Two candidates. 10
Mr.. Ryan We have practical man. one
who has spent much Of bis time 10 the
school room, and no one will deny. but
that this q very essential pre- requisite
No man who has not had some expert.
encs land the more the beltsD should be
entrusted with Ibis responsible position
And il is not known tina, the opposition
candidate, has had any experience what.
ever. 10 this branch Of business This
fact is sufficient to every unparalleled
mans mind, who feels an interest 10 the
success of our public schools and should
determine The question with him ueoncs
as to how be ought to vote, The oppo.
ssion candidate is supported BY every
ausi,school man in tho county. He is
the Ouli-ftse school parIy's candidate.
II you want an energetic unL consistent
friend Of pubic education vote for Mr..
RYAN. l; you want a man who will,
and who is capable OF teaching the
principles Of cNr's aNity, practically and
theoretically, We ( { Mr.. Ryan. What
has ever Mr.. Howard done o" said for
the interest Of Tree schools in West Vir-
siuis! absolutely nothing, only as i, has
been ex'orled from him by the force OF
circumstances. Mr.. Ryan is one Of the
founders Of The system ard the people Of
Mason county will never regret confer.
ring upon him tie power Of controlling
Interests. K
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EX-CoNsERvATIvE.

W. understand that cabOll county
has voted in favor Of the $500 900 sub.
Scr,p,ion 10 tho 0 per cent prnrC red
stock Of The Covihg,On aud Ohio Rail
Road.